Pittsylvania County Virginia Family Histories

Adams Family History

Clement Family History

Smith Family History

Biography Records at USGenWeb Archives

Family Bible Records at USGenWeb Archives

Family Bible Records

"Miss Effie" Is Fondly Remembered"
(From The Quill Pen -Pittsylvania Historical Society by Robert C. Vaden, Jr, February 1986) Reference is made to the Kirby, Davis, Oakes, Carter, Hodges, Hedricks, Ramsey, Cook, Mahan, Smith Families
 More than 100 years before the community that is now Museville became a post office, the land in the immediate vicinity had been settled by members of the Kirby family, 1746-48.
John, Francis and William Kirby held separate grants totaling some 1000 acres near the junction of Snow Creek and Pigg River. The original inhabitants, of course, were Indians, and legend has it that a Kirby girl was scalped at the footbridge over Snow Creek. The original Kirby homestead, on a high bluff nearby overlooked the site of the tragedy.
Guided by the owner of this property Mr. Algie Davis, I stood on the picturesque site of this early settlement. Nothing of it remains but a level expanse of ground, and back of it a cemetery of some 50 graves marked only by field stones.
When Moses Kirby built what is now the oldest standing residence in the community about 1817, he is said to have removed portions of the original dwelling to the present site on the banks of Snow Creek below.
This house has been meticulously restored by Mr. Davis, who inherited the property from his father Lee (Babe)Davis, who, in turn, had bought it from a member of the Oakes family in 1905
Elizabeth Hudson Kirby (1805-74) was a sister of the builder, Moses Kirby, and it was her dower when she married Joab Oakes (1801-65), thereby uniting these two founding families.
The Kirby House is most interesting, one-and-a-half stories in three sections. The center section is a bit higher than the other two, giving a simple and appealing balance to the exterior view. The lofty paneled mantel in the central room, the wainscoting, the original H&L hinges on doors, the narrow but high windows speak of years gone by.
Mr. Davis said the house was built in the cove rather than on the hill because the lower location afforded easier access to the wagon loads of tobacco being brought in to nearby barns. Thus the empty wagons were sent back up the hill.
This early tobacco was cured with charcoal, and the sites of these charcoal pits still may be seen where the chestnut wood was burned.
This and other neighborhood settlements witnessed some of the industries connected with the culture of tobacco. Such a one, at Woodpecker Level in Franklin County, was the beginning of the Brown and Williamson Tobacco Company.
Museville was the location of a tannery, where cowhides were processed for the manufacture of shoes. A by-product of this operation, cow hair, also was used in making plaster.
The tobacco factory for making plug tobacco, owned and operated by Christopher Lawson Carter (1834-1901) was the principal industry of the community. Mr. Davis recalled that there had been a racetrack "beyond Piney Mountain" owned by Owen Adkins before the Civil War. He said that plug tobacco was hauled to Pennsylvania from this area, and the wagons returned loaded with salt. The Davis family has been located here since 1790, and Col. Christopher Davis, great-uncle of Mr. Davis, was in the Civil War.
Museville was a post office from 1857 onward(Va. Magazine of History and Biography). Before the name of Museville was used, the post office was called Oak Shop (1851-57). This name may have originated from the prominent Oakes family.
The name Museville obviously was adapted from the Muse family name.
Guides for this tour, Miss Carter and Mrs. Minter, pointed out the old sites during a drive through the village of Museville. Here was the old field school taught by Miss Effie Carter, who later moved to Gretna with her sisters Miss Ida and Mrs. J.S. Adams.
"Miss Effie" left an indelible and endearing memory with many hundreds there and in Gretna, where she taught many years. And there was the site of the tobacco plug factory of Christopher Lawson Carter, their father, and grandfather.
Carter owned much property here and in the Penhook area. It was said that when almost any parcel of land in the area was mentioned "he owned it, had owned it or would own it." He was a successful merchant, manufacturer and real estate operator. A son of Jesse Carter of "Oakland" near Chatham, he was cousin of the Carter of "Shirley" on the James and of Gen. Robert E. Lee. He married Dorothy Starn Muse in 1862.
Museville is a picturesque location indeed. Located on a plateau, it affords an unimpeded view of Turkey Cock Mountain and other foothills of the Blue Ridge. Especially impressive as one drives across Pigg River are the giant rock foundations of the now vanished covered bridge.
At the village crossroads are two vacant old store buildings, the Smith and Davis stores. Also within view are two historic residences known as the Joab Oakes (now the Clark Hodges)house, and the John Smith house. Also in the area is the Museville Christian Church with its historic cemetery.
Joab Oakes' seven sons fought in the Confederate army. Mrs. Doris Oakes Minter, who furnished the information on the Oakes family, is a descendant of Joab and Elizabeth Kirby Oakes. The many descendants of this pioneer couple erected handsome monuments to them in the Museville churchyard.
Mrs. Clark A. Hodges Sr., present owner of the Joab Oakes house, showed the charming interior of this impressive L-shaped two-story house. It is an interesting showplace of early 19th century Americana with its marbleized mantels and woodwork and staircase.
The kitchen. in particular, takes one back many years with its spiciness and old fashioned accessories. This home has been the lifelong home of three families--the Oakes who built it, the Washington Hedrick family which came here from Pennsylvania and bought it, and the Hodges family which acquired it through Mrs. Hodges,who was Louise Hedrick, daughter of the pioneer from the Keystone State.
Mrs. Hodges recalled that the Hedricks had first settled in Pennsylvania from Germany and the name had been originally Von Hedric. The old Hedrick Bible now is in a historical museum in that state, having been brought over by the family from the church in Germany.
Washington Hedrick donated the land for the local church, which originally was shared by both the Episcopal and Disciples of Christ denominations.
Mrs. Hodges pointed out the office at her residence where the late Dr. O.L.. Ramsey (1874-1953) beloved physician of Gretna, began the practice of his profession. The Ramsey family was settled near Museville prior to the Revolutionary War (memoir of A.F. Ramsey),the original settler being Thomas F. Ramsey, who came here from Pennsylvania.
Dr. Ramsey's father was Col. William Ramsey of the C.S.A. Dr. R.T. Ramsey, another Gretna physician, also was a descendant of Thomas Ramsey, as was Rev. A.F. Ramsey. The old Ramsey home is a few miles from Museville on Tomahawk Creek.
Connected with the Ramsey and Mahan families are the many descendants of Harmon Cook. He was a colonizer who settled thousands of acres on Tomahawk Creek and Pigg River toward the end of the 19th century. The settlers which followed him used the well-traveled route from Pennsylvania down ;the Shenandoah Valley.
One of the settlers brought in with Harmon Cook was Capt. Abram Rorer, ancestor of many area residents, including the Rorer James family of newspaper publishers in Danville.
The John Smith house at Museville, now unoccupied but owned by Mrs. Rob Reynolds, who was Smith's daughter, is quite impressive from the outside., It is a lofty two stories with old looking windows. Smith, a prominent merchant, bought the house in the 1890's.
In years past Museville was a center of many activities. There were bicycle races bowling matches, country dances, a saloon, horse races and of course a magistrate holding court. One such busy magistrate was "Squire" Davis.

Cook notes from "History of Pittsylvania County"-Maud Clement
p. 46 Harmon Cook who purchased large tracts of land on Tomahawk Creek and Pigg River, was a colonizer who brought in many families from Pennsylvania in the latter part of the century. Cook petitioned the General Assembly of Virginia in 1788 for a town to be established on his lands in Pittsylvania, "at the forks of the roads leading from Houlston to Pennsylvania and Petersburg," stating that many traders had already settled there. Young Abram Rohrer, son of Abram Rohrer, a native of Switzerland, followed Cook from Pennsylvania to Virginia, and marrying Cook's daughter, founded the Rorer family of the county.
The will of Harmon Cook was recorded May 21,1810. He bequeathed his property to his three sons, John, Harmon and Abraham Cook; and to his daughters, Catherine Wright, Mary Razor, and Nancy the wife of Abram Rorer.
p.48
As the line of settlement moved westward, it became necessary to divide the old counties and form new ones and in February 1745 the General Assembly created Lunenburg County and on May the 5th Abraham Cooke among others took the oath of justice of the peace.
The will of Abraham Cooke is recorded in Lunenburg County in 1748 naming wife Sarah, and sons Charles and Benjamin.
p.99 John Cook was appointed captain of the militia during the years 1767 to 1770
p 232 Dan River Danville Warehouse-A List of Tob. received from 22 Sept. 1795 Til 19th September 1796-
1 hhds of Tob. Shipped by George Cook

Carter Family
"The Early Homes of Chatham" by Maud Carter Clement
Oakland
A few miles south of Chatham on the Danville highway stands Oakland, a white frame house with four massive pillars supporting the entrance porch. A grove of lofty oaks still surrounds the house, from which it received its name. In former days there strolled in the grove those birds of gorgeous plumage, the pea fowls, with their brilliant hues and raucous cries. They were often seen on old plantation lawns, giving a touch of European splendor to the peaceful southern scene.
At the close of the Revolutionary War Jesse Carter of Corotoman, Lancaster County, Virginia moved to Pittsylvania seeking to escape the malaria of Eastern Virginia. He purchased of John Burton of Charlotte County, for 4,500 pounds, 1,300 acres lying on both sides of Banister River, where he made his home on one of the main highways leading north and south.
Old homes, especially old country houses, have characters of their own and this is true of Oakland with its unusual design and welcoming atmosphere. There are two very large reception rooms across the front of the house, each with a fan lighted door opening onto the front porch. The large fireplaces of the two rooms have tall handsome mantels of Adams influence. In the dining room a bay of windows looks out over the grove, while the small study overlooks the garden to the rear. There are two halls and two stairways leading to the many bedrooms above. It is a good house in which to dream, when summer's heat lies over the land ripening the tobaccos in the field.
Colonel Jesse C. Carter, best known of the early owners, was a man of jovial genial nature, with a wide circle of friends. He married Miss Lucy Neale, who was delicate without being ill, and shrank from facing life with its problems and responsibilities. So she took refuge in her bed, from which she ably directed her household.
Colonel Carter, like his neighbors, grew fine tobacco, for Oakland lay in a section which was famed for its fragrant silky leaf. These planters were grounded in their fertile soil, and much knowledge in tobacco growing, and were well versed in its varieties, qualities, and best methods of curing.
One autumn Colonel Carter returned, from looking after the sale of his tobacco in Lynchburg, with a complete new outfit of clothes. When his wife remarked upon his purchases, he replied with teasing good humor, "Well, my dear, you are never very well. Since it is not good for a man to be alone, I decided to be prepared for any occasion."
"I'll have you to know, Colonel Carter," exclaimed his wife with some asperity. "I will out live You!" And so she did for many a year.
Three daughters were born to Colonel and Mrs. Carter. Celeste, the oldest, married Dr. John Hutchings, a young physician of the neighborhood; Nilla, lovely and merry hearted, was her father's constant companion; while Mary, the youngest, gentle and shy, was her mother's shadow.
When one of the deadly epidemics of diphtheria swept through the county, Nilla suffered a severe attack. She seemingly made a safe recovery to the great joy of the family. In his delight, her father brought from Lynchburg a lovely new dance frock for her to wear to a ball which was to be held in Chatham on July the 4th, 1851.
When the eventful evening arrived, Nilla finished dressing and sent the maid down to tell her father she would be down presently. He was to be her proud escort, and the carriage waited at the door. When she did not come, the maid was sent back for her; but though stillin front of her dressing table, Nilla was lying peacefully still, with her lovely head upon her outstretched arms. It was thought that her heart had succumbed to the exertion of dressing.

The Coleman Family
YOUTHFUL COURAGE IN A MAN'S WORLD
 
 An express rider dashed from the headquarters tent with vital orders to be delivered. The year was 1780.

 He mounted his horse with the confidence born of experience and sped through the trackless forests of Pittsylvania County.  Unusual? Well, yes. He was only 12 years of age! The lad was Daniel Coleman and his destination was the tent headquarters of the commandant of Pittsylvania.
 
Along some 50 miles of largely unmarked trails and roads young Daniel urged his mount, while in his saddle bags he bore orders for troops to muster at Irvine's Ferry and march to the relief of General Greene. With unerring accuracy the mission was completed, and the relief column marched without delay. General Greene, relieved of the pressure of Cornwallis' men, then crossed the Dan in safety. Had the youthful "express" faltered in his dangerous mission, more American lives may have been lost to the threatening Redcoats.
 It may be that this boy's courageous action was a contributing factor as Cornwallis wheeled about and made his way deeper into North
Carolina
 The records telling of Coleman's early life are very sparse, indeed. He is on record living in Halifax Co. when the resident commandant
employed him as express rider.
 
Daniel was a son of Stephen Coleman of Cumberland County. The elder Coleman had moved prior to the start of the revolution into
Pittsylvania County and had taken up residence near Java. Young Daniel, born in 1768, was the eldest of nine children: Daniel, Stephen, Jr., Thompson, Annie, Elizabeth, Patsy, Lucy, Polly and Judith. Following his adventures in the Revolutionary War, Daniel served as deputy sheriff, a role that earned him universal respect because of his integrity and kindness. His towering physique may have served him well in the performance of his duties. Coleman was elected to the General Assembly in 1803 and was returned to that body a total of seven times.
 He was commissioned a Justice of the Peace and ultimately rose to the position of Presiding Justice. He held this post for a number of years. Such was the estimate of his services as a magistrate, that the court commissioned a portrait in oil to be made of the patriot which was hung above the bench in the County court room. His commission as Captain of Militia was dated July, 1794. He served successively in the 101st Pittsylvania Regiment and in the 42nd Regiment. Here he was elevated to the rank of Major and then Colonel. He led this command prior to, and during, the War of 1812. Colonel Coleman married, on November 21, 1798,Anne Payne Harrison, daughter of William
Harrison. Ten children were born to the union.
 
In appearance Colonel Coleman literally was a head and shoulders taller than an average man, according to his friend Benjamin W.S. Cabell.
 "In full dress, wither in the drawing room or in the field' he was the 'beau ideal' of an officer," said Cabell.  Today the stone marking the final resting place of this defender of an infant nation is standing in a weedy plot near Riceville.

Joseph Large Family

The Morris Family of Pittsylvania
Research is being done by Gayle Austin
(These are my notes on the Morris family that I am compiling in my search for my own Morris ancestors.)
"There was one other grant of land in western Brunswick of like proportion to and William Maclin, John Willis, Henry Morris, William Twitty, Charles Lucas, Francis Willis, John Smith and Robert Throckmorton in Halifax and Augusta counties, to be surveyed by the surveyor of Halifax, "beginning at the head of the South Fork of Roanoke running thence to a river known by the name of Dan, thence to the head of New River, supposed to be the Waters of the Mississippi River, and four years' time allowed them to survey and pay Rights for same. ---- In 1748 David Bell, Joseph Bell, Archibald Cary and Walter King were granted 60,000 acres along Peter's Creek (Patrick County); Samuel Morris(Hanover), William Sims (Hanover) and others were granted 40,000 acres along Doe Creek; Richard Lane, Sr., Thomas Davenport James and Joseph Terry 20,000 acres on Turkey Cock Creek" History of Pittsylvania County, Clement p. 36
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Footprints from the Old Survey Books-Dodson
Henry Morris 3070 acres 24/25 Oct 1747 joint survey 75R (Halifax Co)
Henry Morris 400 acres on some small brs 28 Oct 1747 Survey 76L (Halifax
Co)
Henry Morris 400 acres on brs of Beaverpond br of Grassy Cr 31 Oct 1747
Survey 76L (Halifax Co.)
Henry Morris 386 acres on brs of Grassy Cr 27 Sep 1750 Survey 68R (Halifax
Co)
George Morris 400 acres on brs Cow Cr & Childry Cr called the Middle Fk 27
Oct 1752 Survey 91R (Halifax Co)
Morris, George & Co. 1,700 acres on brs of Childry Cr 21 Mar 1754 Joint
Survey 127R (Halifax Co)
Joshua Morrais 69 acres on brs of Beards Cr 3 May 1768 S 195 (Pittsylvania
Co)
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Inventory of estate of Arthur HOPKINS decd. By Thomas Black, Luddewick TUGGLE, Elisha ESTES----"silver watch Wm. McFell London No. 7109, ditto
Jno. Morries London No.1382" p.23
Account of Sales of Estate of Arthur HOPKINS Decd. November 14th and 15th 1776same as above. P. 24 The estate of John PANNILL decd. In accot. With David Pannill one of the exors. 5 Oct 1796 - Robert Morriss p. 143 all from Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Inventories and Account Current 1770-1797by Lucille Payne
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Deed Book 6, p. 49 Pittsylvania County, Virginia 1780 Oct 17 Nathaniel
Hughes to Benjamin Morris for two thousand pounds current money of Virginia a tract of land of two hundred and sixty -nine acres in the County of Pittsylvania on the Branches of Burches Creek on Thomas Hardy's line to John Hales with all houses, gardens and appurtenances. Signed Nathaniel Hughes No witnesses. Received of Benjamin Morris 2000 pounds. Signed Nathaniel Hughes. Recorded in Pittsylvania
County, Virginia Oct. 17, 1780
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Deed Book 8, p. 44 Pittsylvania County, Virginia 1787 Apr. 16 Heath Gardner &Theodoric McDaniel of the county of Pittsylvania to Benjamin Morris of the aforesaid County for forty-five pounds current money of Virginia 100 acres more or less Beginning at Moors &Dodson's lines by Terry's to the old Meeting House up the side of the Mill Pond with all houses & appurtenances.
Signed Heath Gardner Theodoric McDaniel
Witnesses: Godeon Ragland, Samuel (his mark) Morris and James (his mark) Donelson. Recorded 16 April 1781
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Samuel Morris with 7 white souls-1782 Heads of Family Pittsylvania Co.,
Samuel Morris with 8 white souls and 1 dwelling house-1785 Heads of Family Pittsylvania Co.
Ambrose Morris with 9white souls-1 dwelling and 4 other houses-1785 Heads of Family Pittsylvania Co.
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This Indenture made January 20, 1787 between Hath Gardner and Theodrick McDaniel Of Pittsylvania County to Benjamin Morris of Pittsylvania County, Virginia for 45 pounds current money of Virginia a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred acres more or less in Pittsylvania County. Beginning at corner of Pointers of Moore's line and where Dodson line meets it, thence to Moors Corner white oak on the old Road, thence South twenty five degrees East eighty poles to a red Oak South six degrees West to Hankefer(?)chestnut oak corner thence north Eighty degrees East to the Hankines Spring branch, thence down the branch as it meanders to Terry's Order line near Creels, thence with said line a Westerly course to a red oak by the meetinghouse, thence North to a dead red Oa, Thence East to a red Oak by the road,
thence North to a white oak on the bank of the Creek thence up the side of the Mill Pond as it meanders up to Creels line where it crosses the Mill Pond, thence with said line to the beginning to have and to hold all houses, buildings, orchards, ways, waters, watercourses, profits, commodities, --- and appurtenances across whatsoever to the said premises hereby granted or any part thereof belonging or in any wise apporting and the-----------granted with the appurtenances unto the said Benjamin Morris his Executors, Administrators and Assigns to the only -- use and --of the said Benjamin Morris his heirs and assigns and the said Heath Gardner and Theodrick McDaniel etc
Signed/Heath Gardner and Theodrick McDaniel
Witnesses: Gideon Ragland, James (his mark) Donilson, Samuel(his mark) Morris
MEMORANDOM the day and year within written peaceable and quiet possession of the within granted land and premises was given and granted and made unto the within named Benjamin Morris according to the -- form and -- of the within written Deed.
Signed/Heath Gardner and Theodrick McDaniel
Witnesses: Gideon Ragland, James (his mark)Donilson, James (his mark) Morris
Received of Benjamin Morris this twentieth day of January one thousand and seven hundred and eighty seven the sum of forty five pounds Current money of Virginia it being the consideration within mentioned received by us.
Signed/Hath Gardner and Theodrick McDaniel
Gideon Ragland, James (his mark) Morris and Samuel (his mark) Morris
At a Court held for Pittsylvania County the16th day of April 1787 the within Indenture together with the Memoranum of delivery of etc ordered to be recorded.
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Pittsylvania County, Virginia Will Book
Will of BENJAMIN MORRIS, written Dec 13, 1791, proved July 21, 1794. I give to my Son Samuel Morris the Land and Plantation he now lives on beginning---Moses Hankins(?) corner to where my land joins John Creels land. To daughter Elizabeth Donelson the land and plantation on where she now lives beginning at Stampes(?) line to Raglands(?) line. To wife Mary Morris land on which we now live. After death or remarriage stock and household furniture to be divided between Mathew Creel and Mary Hedger and Benjamin Morris's children. To
son John Morris the other half of my stock and household furniture and to my son William Morris the land where I now live at my wife's death..
Ex: Son Samuel Morris and his wife, Mary.
Witness: John Chelton, John Creel and Micajah Creel
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12 Jun 1792 Samuel Morris and Vicey Chaney, Sur: Jas. Donilson by Rev. Lazarus Dodson,Pittsylvania County, Virginia marriage record
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Pittsylvania Deeds 1791-1794 Page 440 Aug 25, 1792 from Tavernor Shelton of Pittsylvania to William Beavers, for 30 #, 286 acres in Pittsylvania on the branches of Dan River and Sandy Creek, being a tract of land formerly Peter Clay's, and bounded by Daniel Clay, Eleazer Clay, Clay's Order line, Ann McDaniel.
Signed Tavenor Shelton. Wit: William A. Morriss, Marday Price, Cutburd Price,
Edward Robertson. Recorded Sep 16, 1793
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Indenture made October 23, 1796, Abner Adkins of Pittsylvania County to William Morris for 120 pounds lawful money of Virginia three hundred and forty acres lying in Pittsylvania County, beginning on east side of Strawberry Creek.
Witnessed by Randolph Smith, George Hill ( his mark), Thomas Holly (his mark),
William Morris. Signed by Abner Adkins, Recorded December 19, 1796
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Deed Book 11, p. 398 Pittsylvania County 1799 Jan. 21 Edward Adkins to Samuel Morris Tract of land on the East fork of Strawberry Creek in Pittsylvania County of 376 acres for 50 pounds current money of Virginia with all appurtenances. Signed Edward Adkins Probated 21 Jan 1799 No witnesses.
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Pittsylvania County, Va.
16 Nov 1799 William Morrice and Sally Stoe Sur: James Morrice
17 Dec 1799 Joel Stoe and Hannah Morrice Sur: William Morris
18 Oct 1800 Absolom Dodson and Anna Morris Sur: Wm Morris by Rev. John Jenkins
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6 February 1802. William Anderson Morriss and Winneyfret Quisenberry, dau. Of Aaron Quisenberry. Sur: Roger Slaughter. Wit: Thomas Tutson, Orange County, Virginia
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23 Mar 1804 Benjamin Morris and Nancy Barnes Sur: Josiah Barnes (Pittsylvania County)
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Orange County Will Book 4 pp.152-155 Will of Aaron Quisenberry..I give unto my daughter, Winifred Morris, this 1st day of February 1805
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Pittsylvania County
29 Mar 1805 William Morris and Nancy Inman Sur: Jesse Inman by Rev David Nowlin
04 Nov 1805 Benjamin Matherly and Polley Morriss Sur: Samual Maurice by Rev. William Blair
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Deed Book 15, p. 6 Pittsylvania County  1806 Feb. 17 Nathaniel Harris of the town of Petersburg, state of Virginia to Samuel Morris of County of Pittsylvania, Va 101 acres of Fall Creek for $202 adj. Wilkinson & Charles Harris Signed:
Nathaniel Harris by Alexander Brown-Agt.
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Pittsylvania County
06 Feb 1807 Nathan Williams and Mary Morris Sur:  William Morris
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Pittsylvania County
02 Nov 1807 Reubin Morris and Rhoda Matherley , Sur: Isreal Matherley by Rev
William Blair
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Deed Book 16, p. 494 Pittsylvania County 1809Dec. 18  Samuel Morris and Elizabeth, his wife, of the County of Pittsylvania to Daniel Bryant of the same county one hundred and one acres more or less on the waters of Fall Creek for 54 pounds,9shillings on Wilkinson's line to Wm. Nelson's line to Harris' line. Signed Samuel (his
mark) Morris and Elizabeth (her mark) Morris. Witnesses: Augustine Thorn, John Yeaman and Mary Yeaman. Acknowledged the 18 Dec. 1809
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Pittsylvania County
07 Mar 1812 Coleman Morris and Onyx(?) Slate Sur: William Tate by Rev. Elias Dodson, Bride signed own consent
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Deed Book 18, p. 220 Pittsylvania County This indenture between John Morris of the County of Pittsylvania of one part and Samuel Morris of the county aforesaid for $100 a tract of land on Sandy Creek of 60 acres more or less on Jones & Harrison's lines to Boazes line.
Signed: John (his mark) Morris. In the presence of
Wm. Robertson. Recorded 19 Apr. 1813.
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Pittsylvania County
17 Oct 1815 Abel Price and Polly Morris Sur: Hezekiah Hubbard by Rev. Thomas Boaz Par. John Morris Wit: Wm Morris, Sen and Wm. Morris Jr.
01 Nov 1815 Jesse Morris and Lidia Inman Sur: Elijah Morris by Rev. Thomas Boaz Par: William Inman
04 Dec 1815 Faris Morris and Agnes Boaz Sur: James Boaz by Rev. Thomas Boaz Par: Lydia Boaz Wit: John Morris
03 Nov 1815 Charles E. Carter and Nancy Morris Sur: John Barnes by Rev. Thomas Boaz Wit: John Barnes
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Pittsylvania County Deed Book 20 ,p. 106
This Indenture made this 12th day of December in the year of our Lord 1815 between Thomas Wilkinson of the one part and William Anderson Morris both of the County of Pittsylvania and state of Virginia of the sum of ten dollars paid by the said William A. Morris one certain tract of land lying in the county of aforesaid containing four hundred acres lying on both side on Caigels fork of the Fall Creek
and East of the Courthouse Road beginning on a pine near the court house Road supposed first pointers on originally called Ayers Line from his beginning on a post Oak on Floods branch & to Thomas Wilkinson's line crossing Cagels Fork of Falls Creek. Signed T.Wilkinson Jr Wit: Allen C. Tanner, George More, Ayers Hodnett,
Creed Tanner Recorded 15th day of July 1816.
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Pittsylvania County Deed Book 22,Page 282
This Indenture made this 12th day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteenth Between William A. Morris of the County of Pittsylvania of the one part and William Beavers Sr.(?) of the county aforesaid of the other part .Witnessed That the said William A. Morris in order to secure the payment of Forty-one pounds Eleven Shillings and nine pence Virginia Currency due to Robertson and Beavers by two notes and in consideration of the sum of one dollar to him in hand paid by the said William Beavers the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, The said William A. Morris hath granted bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the said William Beavers Sr.(?) the following property, to wit, one mare, one -- two years old, two cows and calves, one heifer, three featherbeds and furniture all my stock of hoggs, household and kitchen furniture of every description and my plantation utensils. To have and to hold the aforesaid property unto the said William Beavers and His heirs, Executors, administrators and assigns forever. Upon trust nevertheless that the said Willian Beavers shall as -- inconveniently-- after having advertised the time and place of the sale of the beforementioned property, proceed to sell the same to the highest bidder for the best price that can be obtained in money and out of the monies arising from the Sale first to satisfy and pay all reasonable charges attending such sale and then the debt above mentioned and the residue of the money to the use of the said William A. Morris his heirs or assigns. Now if the above named William A. Morris shall on or before the 25th day of Dec next payas above then and in that case this Indenture shall cease otherwise the above named William Beavers shall proceed to sell as above. In Witness where of the above named William A. Morris and William Beavers hath
hereunto set their hands and seals the date above written.
Signed Wm A, Morris and W. Beavers
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Pittsylvania County
17 Mar 1817 Samuel Morris and Susan Pierce Sur: Jeffrey Astin by Rev. James Beck
22 Jun 1817 Richard Morris and Patsy Tate, Sur: Holland Hedgpeth by Rev. George Dodson, Wit: Coleman Hedgpeth, Bride signed own consent
25 June 1817 Shadrack Inman and Dorcas Morris Sur: William Morris by Rev. James Beck
02 Nov 1818 Elijah Morris and Jincey Haymore/Hayward Sur: William Inman by Rev James Beck
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Will Book 1, p. 200 Pittsylvania County
In the name of God Amen and on the twenty-seventh day of December in the year of Our Lord 1819 I William Morris of Pittsylvania Co & state of Virginia I give and bequeath to my beloved daughter Sarah Morris one bed and furniture, cow & calf, I give to my beloved daughter Renthy Morris one featherbed furniture, cow and calf. Further I give to my beloved son John Morris one bed and furniture. Further my will is that my beloved wife Mary Morris have all my whole estate both personal and real during her natural life and the Gifts above mentioned. And after the death of my wife, my will is that son John Morris have all my land during his natural life but my will is that personal property be equally divided between my children further my will is that my friend William Best or Beck & Samuel ? this my last will and testament. Signed William Morris Wit: Wm Holley, E. Daniel(?) or Powel and John
?
Presented in court 21st day of February 1831(or21)
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Deed Book 21, page 296 Pittsylvania County
The sum of nine hundred dollars mentioned in the deed of Trust has been fully paid and satisfied to Thomas Wilkinson. We Creed Tanner and Allen C. Tanner or Turner Trustees do hereby release and forever quit claim to all right and title which is vested in us by said Deed as Witnesses our hands and Seals this 15 day of January 1818 Signed Creed Tanner and Allen C. Tanner or Turner
Witness: Danl Fourquineay(?) and Baxter Irby
January 16 1818 payment in full for the Deed of Trust for which the above writing --
Signed T. Wilkinson
In a court held for Pittsylvania County the19th day of January 1818 This release from Allen C. Tanner and Creel Tanner to William A. Morris was presented in court and acknowledged by the said Allen Cto be his oath and deed and ordered to be recorded.
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Pittsylvania County Deed Book 23, p.59
This Indenture made this twenty eighth Day of December in the year of our Lord Christ 1819 Between William Morris of the County of Pittsylvania and state of Virginia of the one part & Joel Stow of the County & Commonwealth aforesaid of the other part . For thirty dollars a certain tract or parcel of land containing by estimation four acres lying and being in the county of Pittsylvania on -- fork of Strawberry Creek bounded by said Stows farmer line crossing creek to James Emmersons(?) line. Signed William Morris Wit: Ja Williams, Benjamin Thomas, John M.or W. Powel, John Stain or Stow. Recorded January 17, 1820.
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At a meeting of the Overseers of the Poor for Camden Parish for the county of Pittsylvania at the Courthouse on Monday, the 5th day of June 1820. ----The county is to the following claimants made John Morris, Jr. do William Morris, Sr. 40.00
Vestry Book of Camden Parish 1767-1820
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Pittsylvania County Deed Book 22 Page 405
This indenture made this 2nd day of November in the year of our lord Christ 1820 Between Jamesion Corbin and Sarah his wife of the county of Pittsylvania of the one part and William A. Morris of the other part. Witnesseth that the Said Jameson Corbin and Sally his wife have for and inconsideration of thirteen dollars to them in hand paid by the said William A. Morris the receipt for which is hereby acknowledged have bargained and sold and by those presents do bargain and sell unto said Morris his heirs and assigns forever, one certain tract piece or parcel of land lying in the county aforesaid containing by survey thirteen acres for the same more or less and bounded following; Beginning at said Morris corner R oak in Denis(?) line thence with Dickeson Sneeds line S E 60 poles crossing a branch to Discies on Wilkensons corner stake in the old field on the road thence up the road as it runs 90 poles to Morris corner pine thence along with Morris line 35 120 p crossing a branch to the beginning and the said Jameson Corbin and Sarah his wife do warrant and forever defend all the rights title claims from themselves their heirs forever unto him the said William Morris his heirs and assigns forever. In Witness the said Jameson Corbin and Sarah his wife have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals this the day and date above written.
Signed Sold and delivered in the Presence of us:
Teste/William Bryant , Jas m. Williams, Jr.
Signed/J.Corbin and Sarah Corbin
At a court held for the county of Pittsylvania the 20th day of November 1820 This Indenture from Jameson Corbin and Sarah his wife to William A. Morris was presented in Court and acknowledged by the Said Jameson Corbin and Sarah his wife be their acts and deed and was ordered to be recorded.
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Pittsylvania County Deed Book 24, page 374
This Indenture made and interred unto this 16th day of February 1822 between William Morris of the first part James D. Cattan of the second part and Robert and John Ross of the third part all of the County of Pittsylvania. Witnesseth that whereas the said William A. Morris is justly indebted to the said Robert and John Ross in the sum of nine pounds and three pence with interest from the 18th day of February 1818, as by a bond bearing date the 18th February 1818 will fully appear and the said William A. Morris being willing and desires to secure the same. Now this Indenture Wittnesseth that for and in consideration of the promises and for -- further consideration of the sum of one dollar by the said James D. Patton in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged the said William A. Morris hath bargain sold --- and confirm unto the said James D. Patton the following property viz one nohomea cow and yearling, one red heifer, one red and white heifer with the increase of the same to him the said James D. Patton his exon, admins. To have and to hold the said hereby conveyed property to him the said James D. Patton his exeo administrators forever upon trust nevertheless that the said James D. Patton his exors admin shall permit the said William A. Morriss to remain in peaceable and quiet possession of the said property until he has made default in the payment of the said sum of money or any part thereof and then--this further trust that he the said James D. Patton shall --thereafter he shall procure the said Robert and John Ross request after finding the time and place of sale and advertising the same ten days
Henry Morris and Cathrine C. Troller married February 12, 1825
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Deed Book 36, Page 275 Pittsylvania County
This Indenture made this 17th day of May 1830(1) between William S. Morriss and Pheneas Morriss of the first part, Thomas Flippin of the Second part and Francis Williams of the third part all of Pittsylvania County Va. Whereas the said Wm. S. and Pheneas Morris is justly indebted to the said Francis Williams in the sum of Eighty five dollars to be paid on the tenth day of March 1835. Now this Indenture Witnesseth that for and inconsideration of the promises and for the further consideration of the sum of one dollar lawful money of to the said William S. and Pheneas Morris in hand paid by the said Thomas Flippin at and before the ensealing and delivery of these present the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged they the said William S. and Pheneas Morris have given granted and sold and by these presents do give grant bargain and sell unto said Thomas Flippin one bay mare and with white hind feet four years old this spring and a sorrel mare with a blaze face two years old this spring. To have and to hold the said property hereby granted or intended to be granted unto the said Thomas Flippin his heirs Executors admin and assigns forever. Upon trust Nevertheless that the said Thomas Flippin his heirs executors or administrators shall permit the said Wm S and Pheneas Morris to remain in quiet and peaceful possession of the said bay mare and sorrel mare until default be made in the payment of the said sum of eighty-five dollars either in the whole or in
part .Then as soon as the said Francis Williams or either the said William S. or Pheneas Morris shall request it shall be lawful for the said Thomas Flippin to sell by way of public auction after having given at least ten days prior by way of publish advertisement at some public place of the time and place of such sale proceed to sell the aforesaid bay mare and sorrel mare conveyed in trust. And out of the moneys arising out of such sale after satisfying the charges of such sale and all other charges attending the premises pay the said Francis Williams the sum of eighty five and the balance if any shall pay to the said Wm S. Morris and Pheneas Morris their executors, administrators or assigns. But if the whole or the said sum of eighty five dollars shall be fully paid off and discharged to the said Fran Williams his executors, on or before the tenth day of March 1835 when the same is payable so that no default of payment of the sum of eighty five dollars be made then the indenture -----
Signed William S. Morris and Pheneas Morris
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Pittsylvania County
William S. Morris and Elizabeth M. Lumpkinmarried January 19, 1831
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Deed Book 24, p. 223 Pittsylvania County Samuel Morris of the county of Pittsylvania, state of Virginia to Caleb Hundley 60 acres more or less on Sandy River in county aforesaid for $100. Signed: Samuel (his mark) Morris No witnesses
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Deed Book 36 p. 275 Pittsylvania County
This indenture made this 7th day of May 1831 between William S. or L. Morris & Pheneas Morris of the first part, Thomas Flippin of the Second part and Francis Williams of the third part all of PittsylvaniaCo Va. Whereas the said Wm. S. or L. and Pheneas Morris is justly indebted to the said Francis Williams in the sum of Eighty five dollars to be paid on the tenthday of March 1835. Now this indenture witnesseth that for and in consideration of the premises and for the further consideration of the sum of one dollar lawfulmoney of -- to the said William S. or L. and Pheneas Morris in hand paid by the said Thomas Flippin
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Deed Book 34, p. 8 Pittsylvania County 1831 Oct 5
I, Samuel Morris of Breckenridge County, State of Kentucky, who intermarried with Susan Pierce, daughter of Lodoe Pierce, dec'd of Pittsylvania County, Va entitled to money and perhaps property from the executors of the will of Lodoe Pierce do appoint John Collier, Ju nr. Of Rockingham, North Carolina my true and lawful attorney to prosecute all suits ect to receive what is coming to me from the estate of Lodoe Pierce, dec'd.
Signed Samuel (his mark) Morris Recorded in Pittsylvania County 20 August 1832
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Pittsylvania County
Stephen Morris and Martha Nichols married January 10, 1835
William S. Morris and Ann Earp married November 9, 1835
Morris, F.(Dr) and Sarah Shaon married December 27 1835
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Pittsylvania County 1840 Census
Morris, Mary Southern District Page # 119
Morris, Mary A. Southern District Page #131
Morris, Richard D. Southern DistrictPage #139
Morris, Stephen 107th Regiment Page079
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Pittsylvania Co., VA Index to Marriage Bonds, Book I, Page 101
Micajah G. MORRIS to Lively SCOTT, 20 December 1832. James Moore Bondsman., Mother - Sally Scott signed permission as Lively was evidently underage. Married by Charles Calloway. Archer Morris and Elizabeth Terry Married January 8, 1833 Sarah Morris and Abraham Frizzle married December 17, 1835. Jane H. Morris and German H. Williams married February 27, 1843 Bond Pheneas Morris. Signer of Certificate: Winifred Morris
03 Feb 1845 Edward Atkinson and Louisa Morris Bond: Thomas F. Keeling
Signer Winifred Morris, Mother Married by Jno L. Pritchard
Sarah S. Morris and Moses Barker married December 24, 1847
Nathan Morris and Mary J. Bryant married December 14, 1848
Sarah (Sallie) D. Morris dau of Spicefield Morris and John C. Walters married February 19, 1850
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1850 Census Pittsylvania County:
165 165 John Morris 35
Rebecca Morris 33
379 379 Elizabeth Morris 50
Mary Morris 25
Porlina(? Can't read) Morris 20
Elizabeth Morris 6/12
1270 1270 Nathan Morris 30 Milliner
Martha Morris 20
1788 1788 Phoenis Morris 43 Farmer
Winifred Morris 60
Mary Morris 44
Elizabeth Morris 30
Ann Watkins 25
1279 1279 William L. Morris 45 Farmer
Ann Morris 35
Marion Morris 8 F
Thomas Morris 3
1308 1308 Richard Morris 88
Martha Morris 67
1309 1309 Nathan Morris 33 carpenter
Mary Morris 23
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Pittsylvania County
July 1, 1852 Anne W. Morris and William M. Blankenship married in Pittsylvania County
October 15, 1855 William M. Blankenship, husband of Anne Morris died of typhoid fever leaving two small children, one was my great grandfather John Blankenship
Mary Morris born October 1853 daughter of John and Elizabeth Morris
Morris, Mary M. par. John M & Elizabeth 1853 Oct. Pitt. Co., reported by Morgan Morris, grandfather
Morris, Winifred husb. Wm. A. deceased 1854 4 Dec in Pitts. Co. born in Orange City, Va. of asthma reported by son, Phineas, age 71
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1860 Census Pittsylvania County
1346 1346 Phineas Morris Farmer 47 or 61 200 150 Ringgtold
Ann W. Blankenship 35 F
Arelia " 7 F
John W. " 5 M
Mary Morris 49 F
Elizabeth Morris 65
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Pittsylvania County
Morris, William C. par. Nathan T. & Mary J. 1860 10 June in Pitts. Co of
pneumonia reported by father age 3
Emma J. Morris born May 22 1861 daughter of A. J. and Elizabeth Morris
Morris, Richard 1861 31 May Pitts. Co of bowel disease reported by N.T.
Morris, son age 99
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1870 Census Pittsylvania County

530 Morris, William L. 66 M W Farmer 1750 125
Ann 60 F W Keeping House
531 Morris, George T 22 M W Farm Laborer 125
Mary S. 23 F W Keeping House
Mary M. 1 F W
Henry E.(?) 1/12 F W
532 Blankenship, Ann 46 F W Farmer 100
Ealine 17 F W House Keeper
John W. 15(?) M W At Home
Morris, Elizabeth 56 F W Domestic servant
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Charles W. Morris born June 18, 1877 son of Thomas F. and Sarah J. Morris
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Bessie Morris born April 10, 1896 daughter of Charles and Bettie Morris.
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Meador, Echols, Willis and Farmer Families
Joab MEADOR will probated 16 Mar 1818 Pittsylvania Co VA m Sarah
1 Samuel MEADOR b 1771 VA m 26 Sep 1810Nancy MAR(T)
2 Nancy MEADOR b @1785(2) Pittsylvania Co VA(2) d 1813-1818(2) VA(2) m 18
Jan 1813 Samuel FLIPPIN
3 James MEADOR b @1789(2) m 8 Dec 1830Rhody INGRAM
4 Lydia MEADOR b @1768(2) d after 1840(2)m 31 Jan 1800 Benjamin DAVIS d
before Jul 1832(2)
5 Frances MEADOR b 1785 VA m 2 Nov 1790Joel WILLIS
6 Sarah MEADOR b @1778(2) d @1849(2)m 8 Jul 1797 Thomas DAVIS
7. Jonas M. MEADOWS?(2) m Lucy ECHOLS
8 William H. MEADOWS?(2)
SOURCE: 2-Fran DANIELS
51 Moses ECHOLS b 1738 VA m 1749 Elizabeth WYNNE b William WYNNE
511 John ECHOLS b 1750 d 28 May 1817Williamson Co TN m 14 Feb 1784
Halifax Co VA Frances FORMBY
512 Obidiah ECHOLS b VA d age 65 m 5Jul 1791 Pittsylvania Co VA Elizabeth
TERRY
513 Moses ECHOLS b VA m 11 Feb 1797Pittsylvania Co VA Elizabeth TERRY
514 Evans ECHOLS b VA m 18 Jan 1799Pittsylvania Co VA Ann TERRY r 1850 VA
515 Rebecca ECHOLS m Edward AKIN
516 Priscilla(1) or Drucilla ECHOLS b VA m 2 Feb 1782 Halifax Co VA David
BATES
517 Betsy ECHOLS b VA d before 1823m 15 Sep 1788 Marlin FARMER.
518 Lucy ECHOLS b VA d 1837 m 6 Jan1792 Jonas MEADOWS.
519 Frances E. ECHOLS b VA m 1 Mar 1805Pittsylvanialvani Co VA Levi SHELTON
51A Tabitha ECHOLS b 14 Jan 1778(sic)(2)or 6 Sep 1764(3) Halifax Co VA(2)
d 1845(2) Troupe Co GA(3) m 23 Jan 1783(sic)2Nathan FROMBY r Walton Co GA
8 ch
SOURCE: 1-Mrs. Rex OUTLAW, 2-david@inviso.com, 3-members.aol.com/cajraifan/anc.html
William WILLIS d 1816Henry Co KY now Trimble Co KY 1m Elizabeth 2m
Averilla
1 Joel WILLIS b 1768 VA d Jan 1853 m2 Sep 1790(2) Frances MEADOWS
2 Mary "Polly" WILLIS m 1 Dec 1780 Jesse LAW r Jefferson Co IN
3 Elizabeth "Susanna" WILLIS m 9 Feb1782 Lawrence DUFF
4 John WILLIS m Letitia NANCY(3)
5 Nancy WILLIS m 10 Dec 1793 Daniel MADDOX
6 Letticia WILLIS m 8 Oct 1798 Shelby Co Ky Daniel MADDOX r Jennings Co IN
7 female m SPEAR
SOURCE: 2-Pittsylvania Co marriage records, 3-Jim DWINELL
jdwin492@concentric.net
131 Marlin FARMER m 15 Sep 1788 Pittsylvania Co VA Betsy ECHOLS b VA to
Moses ECHOLS and Elizabeth WYNNE d before1823
1311 Nancy FARMER b 1793 VA m 10 Dec1815 Allen WOODSON
1312 Mary "Polley" FARMER(2) b 18 Dec1794 Pittsylvania Co VA d 2 Dec 1845
m 16 Dec 1816 Samuel WILLIS.
1313 Rhoda FARMER b 1797 Va m 7 Mar1814 William WILLIS. For descendants
see WILLIS
1314 Sarah FARMER m 5 Aug 1817 William C. IRBY r 1850 Pike Co MO
1315 Lucy FARMER m 19 Sep 1808 William JENKINS
1316 James A. FARMER m 19 Sep 1825 Rebecca J. NOWLIN. Rebecca r 1850
Pittsylvania Co VA
1317 John FARMER b 8 Jan(2) 1800 VA d 7 Jul(2) 1834 Pike Co MO m 18 Dec
1820 11 Jan 1821(2) Jane B.(2) WOODSON
1318 Moses E(2) FARMER b VA(2) d VA(2)
1319 William W.(2) FARMER m 19 Sep 1825Pittsylvania Co VA Martha WOODSON
r 1850 Pittsylvania Co VA
131A Permelia Evans FARMER b 1812, 2Feb 1813(2) d 8 Nov(2) 1879 m 31 Aug
1831 Merriman MOORE
SOURCE: 2-Portrait and Biographical Sketch of Marion, Ralls and Pike Co MO
1895, 4-Alice JACKSON,
Contributed by Mary Johnston <johnstom@gowebway.com>

       Walton family of Pleasant Gap Pittsylvania Co VA
Submitted by Danny Ricketts
I put this together recently for a lady in Texas and thought you might like a copy. Some of the Waltons say that Pleasant Gap was named for the wife of Lt. Jesse Walton (1739-1822) who was a soldier during the Revolutionary War. He is buried somewhere on White Oak Mountain in the Pleasant Gap area. I am going to search for the grave this fall. I found a clue on a deed. Lt. Walton's wife was Ann Pleasant (1749-1823).
My records have the children of Dr. John Walton (who died during the Rev. War & married Mary Sims) as:
George, John Jr., Newell, Simeon, Frances, Robert and Lt. Jesse Walton who married Ann Pleasant (1749-1873) and moved to Pittsylvania County.
Lt. Jesse Walton (b 10 Nov 1739 Hanover Co Va d 30 Apr 1822 Pittsylvania Co Va) and his wife Ann Pleasant (1749-1823) had the following five children:
1. Pleasant Walton (1766-1824) moved to
Georgia
2. Jesse Walton Jr (1787)
3. Mary Browder (1768)
4. Nancy Tanner (1774-1835)
5. Martha Gregg (1774-1811)
6. William Walton 1776-1865)
Children of William Walton who 1st
married Sally Turner and in 1832 married
Mary ? (William is listed in the 1850
census as age 75 with wife Mary age 58):
(1.) Robert N. Walton - born c1802;
married Frances Soyars (b 1804) moved
to Tennessee then back to Pittsylvania
County. Children:
(1) Sarah J Walton (b c 1826 Tenn)
(2) Louisa Ann Walton (b c 1832 Tenn)
who married Cornelius Payne
(3) Virginia C. Walton ( b c1836)
(4) Martha N. Walton (b. c 1837) who
married James Thomas in Pittsylvania County VA on 24 Oct 1861.
(2.) Jesse Simeon Walton married Eliza G.
Lanier (died in Fayetteville, Arkansas) -
moved to Texas. Said to have married 4
times and had 24 children.
(3). Thomas Winfield Walton
(1806-1879) married 1st Nancy
Washington Shelton (1806-1867) on 10
Oct 1828 and married 2nd Rebecca
Hughes on 5 Mar 1868. Children:
(1) Sally Ann Walton (1829-1870)
married John T. Robertson
(2) Mary Louise (1831-1872) married
John W. Edwards
(3) Elizabeth William (1838-1860) married
James Lanier
(4) Emily (1844-1801)
(5) William Thomas (1848-1917) who
married Jo Anne Carter 1889 ( ). William
Thomas has two daughters Lucille and
Margaret who taught school and never
married (I had both of them in jr. high &
high school).
(4.) Pleasant William Walton (1816-1891)
and married Martha Ann Washington
Robertson (1821-1883) on 10 Oct 1828.
Pleasant is listed as a teacher in the 1850
census. Children:
(1) Mary Ann Ward Walton (b 18 Oct
1837 d 24 Sep 1862) who married
George W. Giles on 8 Apr 1858
(2) William John Walton (b 23 Feb 1840
d 27 Dec 1930)
(3) Sarah Jane Washington Walton (b 8
Jul 1845 d 7 Jun 1871) who married
Charles V. Lewis in 1865
(4) Virginia Pocahontas Walton (b 31 Jan
1848) married John Hall on 5 Dec 1767
(5) Edward Simeon Walton (b 13
Apr1850 d 2 Aug 1855)
(6) Thomas Newell Walton who married
1st Julia S. Fulton on 5 Nov 187?, married
2nd Willie Walton on 6 Mar 1877, and
married 3rd Myra Aldridge. , Edward
George Walton (b 12 Nov 1855), Rufus
Wise Walton (b 17 Jun 1860).
(7) William Walton, Jr. who married Mary
Lanier.

Robert D. "Danny" Ricketts
102 Parrish Road
Danville Virginia 24540
804-792-4943
History/Genealogy web site:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/1992/
email:
ricketts@dancom.com or
ricketts5@aol.com
Descendants of John Waller
Submitted by Liz Kurtz
Generation No. 1
1. JOHN1 WALLER. He married ANN UNKNOWN.
Child of JOHN WALLER and ANN UNKNOWN is:
2. i. ZACHARIAH2 WALLER.

Generation No. 2
2. ZACHARIAH2 WALLER (JOHN1). He married FANNY BRIDGEWATER.
Child of ZACHARIAH WALLER and FANNY BRIDGEWATER is:
3. i. JONAS BRIDGEWATER3 WALLER, b. 1770-1772;d. 1814-1815, White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA.

Generation No. 3
3. JONAS BRIDGEWATER3 WALLER (ZACHARIAH2,JOHN1) was born 1770-1772, and died 1814-1815 in White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA. He married MARY MADDING February 02, 1793 in Pittsylvania Co., VA, daughter of WILLIAM MADDING.
Children of JONAS WALLER and MARY MADDING are:
 i. ABNER4 WALLER, b. 1795, White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA; m. SARAH HALL, January 24, 1875, Blair's District, Pittsylvania Co., VA.
 ii. FRANCES WALLER, b. 1797, White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA; m. JAMES MYERS, February 14, 1816,Blair's District, Pittsylvania Co., VA.
 iii. SUSAN LUCINDA WALLER, b. 1799-1801,White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA; m. THOMAS BOLTON, April20, 1830, Blair's District, Pittsylvania Co., VA.
4. iv. DAVID GEORGE WALLER, b. February 20, 1803,White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA; d. December 03, 1884, Wesley Chapel, Houston, TX.
5. v. JONAS MEMORY WALLER, b. December 29, 1803,White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA; d. September 25, 1884, Old Millville, Rusk Co., TX.
 vi. WILLIAM D. WALLER, b. 1807, White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA; m. FRANCES.
 vii. SARAH G. WALLER, b. 1809.
 viii. TABITHA LEANOR WALLER, b. 1811, White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA; m. EPHRAIM JACKSON, August 07,1834, Blair's District, Pittsylvania Co., VA.

Generation No. 4
4. DAVID GEORGE4 WALLER (JONAS BRIDGEWATER3, ZACHARIAH2, JOHN1) was born February 20, 1803 in White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA, and died December 03, 1884 in Wesley Chapel, Houston, TX. He married (1) MILDRED SLAYDON November 25, 1826 in Blair's District, Pittsylvania Co., VA, daughter of THOMAS SLAYDON and RACHEL SLAYDON. He married (2) ELLENDER ELIZABETH BRASHEAR November 14, 1861 in Georgetown, Williamson Co., TX, daughter of ALFRED BRASHEAR and ELEANOR ROSS.
Children of DAVID WALLER and MILDRED SLAYDON are:
 i. TAVINOR5 WALLER, b. 1827-1828, White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA; d. Abt. 1857, Christian Co., IL; m. LUCINDA CINTHIA FORILLA RUTLEDGE, 1845.
 ii. INFANT WALLER, b. 1829.
 iii. WILLIAM THOMAS WALLER, b. October23, 1831, White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA; d. April 11, 1880,Wesley Chapel, Houston, TX; m. (1) MARY WILLEY; m. (2) MALISSA WILLEY, October 05, 1862, Charlotte, Dickson Co., TN; m. (3) AMANDA JANE JONESEDWARDS, April 19, 1870, Charlotte, Dickson Co., TN.
 iv. JAMES LEON WALLER, b. 1833, White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA.
 v. JOHN M. WALLER, b. September 15, 1838,Sylvia, Dickson Co., TN; d. March 13, 1916, San Angelo, Hico, TX; m. NANCYM. WHITE.
 vi. JOSEPH W. WALLER, b. December 29, 1840,Sylvia, Dickson Co., TN.
 vii. DAVID WILLIAM DENNIS WALLER, b. September 28, 1842, Sylvia, Dickson Co., TN; d. February 16, 1864, Confederate Army, Measles; m. AMANDA EMARINTHA BRASHEAR.
 viii. RACHEL EDNA WALLER, b. June 23, 1847,Sylvia, Dickson Co., TN; m. (1) YATES; m. (2) JAMES W. R. HUGHES, February17, 1869, Georgetown, Williamson Co., TX.
 ix. ANDREW JACKSON WALLER, b. September05, 1849, Sylvia, Dickson Co., TN; d. October 25, 1885, Wesley Chapel, Houston, TX; m. PARMELIA ELIZABETH PHILLIPS, February 25, 1869, Crockett, Houston Co., TX.
Children of DAVID WALLER and ELLENDER BRASHEAR are:
 x. SARAH JANE5 WALLER.
 xi. GEORGE MORGAN WALLER, b. October 15,1862, Houston Co., Crockett, TX; d. October 20, 1926, Trinity, TX; m. MALISSACALPUNIA RATLIFF, December 06, 1884, Montgomery Co., TX.
5. JONAS MEMORY4 WALLER (JONAS BRIDGEWATER3, ZACHARIAH2, JOHN1) was born December 29, 1803 in White Oak Mountain, Pittsylvania Co., VA, and died September 25, 1884 in Old Millville, Rusk Co., TX. He married MARTHA WASHINGTON EMMERSON December 16, 1833 in Blair's District, Pittsylvania Co., VA.
Children of JONAS WALLER and MARTHA EMMERSON are:
 i. 1 UNNAMED5 WALLER.
 ii. MARY L. WALLER, b. 1834, Pittsylvania, CO., VA; m. W. C. STANFORD.
 iii. DAVID HENRY WALLER, b. 1836; m. MARTHAJANE WESLEY WILLIAMS.
 iv. TABITHA LEOANNA WALLER, b. 1838, Pittsylvania Co., VA.
 v. JONAS MEMORY WALLER, JR., b. 1840, Pittsylvania Co., VA; m. LUCY ELLEN PATTON.
 vi. SARAH J. WALLER, b. 1843, Pittsylvania Co., VA; m. W.A.G. BILL KNIGHT.
 vii. MARTHA W. WALLER, b. 1845, Pittsylvania Co., VA; m. (1) OSWELL E. BURT; m. (2) GEORGE W. ROBERTS.
 viii. JOHN BUREL WALLER, b. June 14, 1847,Tennessee; d. March 20, 1921; m. (1) MARY JANE VARNON; m. (2) NANCY ELIZABETHNIX.
 ix. WILLIAM HENRY WALLER, b. 1850, Tennessee; m. <UNNAMED>.
 x. VIRGINIA BEULAH WALLER, b. 1858, Millville, Rusk Co., TX; m. SAM WASHBURN.
Descendants of James Townes
Attached you will find an outline of my information on the Townes Family. Some of it came from a Townes genealogist in South Carolina who I had the opportunity to visit some time ago. Other came from various county records which I personally checked at the various court houses.
Maybe some of your other contributors or researchers can add or correct the information which I am sending. I have two e-mail addresses but would like others to contact me at basilisk69@hotmail.com. I hope that my information can assist others in their endeavors.
Sincerely,
    Chuck Geiger
basilisk69@hotmail.com


Generation No. 1
1. JAMES1 TOWNES was born 1660. He married (UNKNOWN)(UNKNOWN).
Child of JAMES TOWNES and (UNKNOWN) (UNKNOWN) is:
2. i. WILLIAM2 TOWNES, b. 1714.

Generation No. 2
2. WILLIAM2 TOWNES (JAMES1) was born 1714. He married ANN CHILDERS.
Children of WILLIAM TOWNES and ANN CHILDERS are:
 i. HENRY3 TOWNES, m. POLLY DAVIS, December 13, 1784, Mechlenburg County, VA.
Notes for HENRY TOWNES:
Henry and Polly Townes moved to Kentucky and raised a large family.
3. ii. JOSEPH TOWNES, d. 1824, Mechlenburg County, VA.
 iii. WILLIAM TOWNES, b. 1740; m. OBEDIENCE ALLEN.
 iv. NANCY (ANN) TOWNES, b. 1742; m. CHARLES JONES, September23, 1762, Amelia County, VA.
4. v. LUCRETIA TOWNES, b. 1748.
 vi. THOMAS TOWNES, b. 1752; m. SARA WADE.
 vii. ELIZABETH TOWNES, b. 1753; m. BLACKMAN LIGON, June 17,1782, Halifax, VA.
Notes for BLACKMAN LIGON:
Blackman Ligon was a school teacher.
 viii. JOHN TOWNES, b. 1760.
 ix. MARY (MOLLY) TOWNES, b. 1761; m. WILLIAM PRIDE, August31, 1764, Amelia County, VA.
5. x. HALCOTT TOWNES, b. February 22, 1765, Amelia County, VA; d. July 18, 1790, Pittsylvania County, VA.

Generation No. 3
3. JOSEPH3 TOWNES (WILLIAM2, JAMES1) died 1824 in Mechlenburg County, VA. He married (1) (UNKNOWN) (UNKNOWN). He married(2) ISABELLA HOPKINS WADE June 28, 1784 in Halifax, VA. He married(3) SUSANNA CRALLE January 16, 1800 in Lunenburg County, VA.
Children of JOSEPH TOWNES and ISABELLA WADE are:
 i. ISABELLA4 TOWNES, m. (UNKNOWN) SPEED.
 ii. MARTHA TOWNES, m. (UNKNOWN) ALLEN.
 iii. NANCY S. TOWNES.
 iv. SUSSANA TOWNES.
6. v. WILLIAM WADE TOWNES.
 vi. EDMUND TOWNES.
Notes for EDMUND TOWNES:
Lived at Townesville, NC.
4. LUCRETIA3 TOWNES (WILLIAM2, JAMES1) was born 1748. She married (1) JAS. FRANCIS (FRANK) ROBERTSON March 20, 1769 in Amelia County, VA. She married (2) TSCHARNER DE GRAFFENREID December 14,1780.
Notes for TSCHARNER DE GRAFFENREID:
Lucretia Townes Robertson was Tscharner de Graffenreid's fourth wife.
Children of LUCRETIA TOWNES and JAS. ROBERTSON are:
 i. JOHN4 ROBERTSON, m. ANN WALTHALL.
 ii. WILLIAM ROBERTSON, m. ANN (ELIZABETH) BOLLING.
 iii. MARY ROBERTSON, m. JOSEPH MOSELEY, 1789.
 iv. JAMES ROBERTSON.
 v. ANNE ROBERTSON.
Children of LUCRETIA TOWNES and TSCHARNER DE GRAFFENREID are:
7. vi. ANN (NANCY) NEEDHAM4 DE GRAFFENREID, b. Unknown.
8. vii. CATHERINE JENNER DE GRAFFENREID, b. Unknown; d. 1827.
9. viii. LUCRETIA NEEDHAM DE GRAFFENREID, b. Unknown.
5. HALCOTT3 TOWNES (WILLIAM2, JAMES1) was born February 22,1765 in Amelia County, VA, and died July 18, 1790 in Pittsylvania County, VA. He married (1) POLLY CHAMBERS. He married (2) ANNE COLEMAN July 19, 1790.
Children of HALCOTT TOWNES and ANNE COLEMAN are:
 i. EDWARD4 TOWNES.
 ii. ROBERT TOWNES.
10. iii. GEORGE COLEMAN TOWNES, b. May 10, 1791, Danville, VA; d. August 19, 1861.
11. iv. STEPHEN COLEMAN TOWNES, b. August 04, 1796; d. 1876, Pittsylvania County, VA.

Generation No. 4
6. WILLIAM WADE4 TOWNES (JOSEPH3, WILLIAM2, JAMES1). He married (UNKNOWN) (UNKNOWN).
Notes for WILLIAM WADE TOWNES:
Wm. Wade Townes was of Occoneeche, Mechlenburg County, VA.
Children of WILLIAM TOWNES and (UNKNOWN) (UNKNOWN) are:
 i. WILLIAM5 TOWNES.
 ii. ELLEN TOWNES, m. EDWARD TOWNES, December 24, 1845.
7. ANN (NANCY) NEEDHAM4 DE GRAFFENREID (LUCRETIA3 TOWNES, WILLIAM2, JAMES1) was born Unknown. She married PATRICK CALHOUN.
Children of ANN DE GRAFFENREID and PATRICK CALHOUN are:
 i. EDWARD5 CALHOUN, m. FRANCES MIDDLETON.
 ii. CATHERINE CALHOUN, m. WILLIAM TENNANT.
 iii. LUDLOW CALHOUN, m. (UNKNOWN) TEAGUE.
 iv. FRANCIS AUGUSTUS CALHOUN, m. LOUISA JONES.
 v. BENJAMIN ALFRED CALHOUN, m. (UNKNOWN) YARBOROUGH.
 vi. MARTHA CALHOUN, m. (UNKNOWN) BONNER.
8. CATHERINE JENNER4 DE GRAFFENREID (LUCRETIA3 TOWNES, WILLIAM2, JAMES1) was born Unknown, and died 1827. She married WILLIAM CALHOUN.
Children of CATHERINE DE GRAFFENREID and WILLIAM CALHOUN are:
 i. TSCHARNER5 CALHOUN.
Notes for TSCHARNER CALHOUN:
Died unmarried.
 ii. PATRICK CALHOUN.
Notes for PATRICK CALHOUN:
Died unmarried.
 iii. MARY CALHOUN.
Notes for MARY CALHOUN:
Died unmarried.
 iv. JANE CALHOUN.
Notes for JANE CALHOUN:
Died unmarried.
 v. LUCRETIA ANN CALHOUN, m. (1) HENRY TOWNES; m. (2) TREZEVANT DE GRAFFENREID.
 vi. MARTHA CATHERINE CALHOUN, m. ARMISTEAD BURT.
Notes for MARTHA CATHERINE CALHOUN:
There were no children of this union.
 vii. THOMAS CALHOUN, m. MARGARET MEEK.
 viii. JAMES LAWRENCE CALHOUN, m. (1) MARY HUNTER; m. (2) JANEVERDIER; m. (3) (UNKNOWN) (UNKNOWN) MYERS; m. (4) (UNKNOWN) (UNKNOWN) RALSTON.
 ix. SARAH CALHOUN, m. EXEKIEL PICKENS NOBLE.
 x. EUGENIA CALHOUN, m. EDWIN PARKER.
 xi. GEORGE MCDUFFIE CALHOUN.
9. LUCRETIA NEEDHAM4 DE GRAFFENREID (LUCRETIA3 TOWNES, WILLIAM2, JAMES1) was born Unknown. She married BENJAMIN FINNEY.
Children of LUCRETIA DE GRAFFENREID and BENJAMIN FINNEY are:
 i. WILLIAM CAREY5 FINNEY.
 ii. MARY FINNEY.
 iii. BENJAMIN FINNEY.
 iv. NANCY FINNEY.
 v. HANNAH FINNEY.
 vi. CATHERINE FINNEY.
 vii. TSCHARNER FINNEY.
 viii. THOMAS FINNEY.
 ix. SARAH FINNEY.
 x. MATTHEW FINNEY.
 xi. ANDREW FINNEY.
 xii. LUCRETIA FINNEY, m. EZEKIEL MATTHEWS.
10. GEORGE COLEMAN4 TOWNES (HALCOTT3, WILLIAM2, JAMES1) was born May 10, 1791 in Danville, VA, and died August 19, 1861. He married ELIZABETH BARKER TUNSTALL August 19, 1819.
Children of GEORGE TOWNES and ELIZABETH TUNSTALL are:
 i. SARAH (SALLIE) ANN5 TOWNES, b. June 04, 1821, Pittsylvania County, VA; d. Danville, VA; m. WILLLIAM RISON, July 15, 1844, Pittsylvania County, VA.
 ii. EDWARD TOWNES, b. November 06, 1823; d. 1868.
 iii. ELIZA CAROLINETOWNES, b. December 12, 1824, December3, 1903; d. December 03, 1903; m. BENJAMIN RIVES, December 10, 1846.
Notes for BENJAMIN RIVES:
Lived in Ray County, MO. Served as a Colonel in the Confederate forces and was killed during the Civil War.
 iv. GEORGE TOWNES, b. October 31, 1827.
Notes for GEORGE TOWNES:
George Townes remained single.
 v. WILLIAM TUNSTALL TOWNES, b. April 15, 1829.
 vi. EMILY WINIFRED TOWNES, b. February 25, 1830; m. ALGERNONSIDNEY BUFORD.
11. STEPHEN COLEMAN4 TOWNES (HALCOTT3, WILLIAM2, JAMES1) was born August 04, 1796, and died 1876 in Pittsylvania County, VA. He married CATHERINE H. WILLIAMS January 31, 1815.
Children of STEPHEN TOWNES and CATHERINE WILLIAMS are:
 i. NATHANIEL5 TOWNES.
Notes for NATHANIEL TOWNES:
Supposedly moved to Texas.
 ii. WILMOTH W. TOWNES, m. WILLIAM CARDWELL.
 iii. SARAH COLEMAN TOWNES, d. July 31, 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ROBERT WINN CARTER, April 11, 1850.
 iv. MARTHA ANN TOWNES, m. HARRISON L. HODGES.
 v. JAMES TOWNES, b. 1816; m. SARAH ANN D. JONES.
Notes for JAMES TOWNES:
Moved to Tennessee.
 vi. WILLIAM TOWNES, b. 1818.
Notes for WILLIAM TOWNES:
Possibly moved to Georgia or South Carolina.
 vii. GEORGE TOWNES, b. 1819.
Notes for GEORGE TOWNES:
Possibly moved to Georgia or South Carolina.
 viii. EDWARD TOWNES, b. January 01, 1820; d. 1886; m. HARRIET GRAVELY, 1848.
 ix. ROBERT TOWNES, b. 1833.
Notes for ROBERT TOWNES:
Supposedly moved to Texas.
 x. STEPHEN HALCOTT TOWNES, b. May 03, 1835; d. 1899; m. (1)NORMA MCCAIN; m. (2) MARY ANN PERLITIS WADDILL, June 27, 1860.
 xi. REBECCA S. TOWNES, b. March 05, 1835; m. JESSE L. CARTER, February 12, 1851.
 xii. DANIEL COLEMAN TOWNES, b. 1840; m. MARTHA Y. OLIVER.

Terry Family of Pittsylvania County
Contributed by Margie Brown
Mgbrown105@aol.com
Benjamin Terry died Pittsylvania Co, VA 1771 wife Elizabeth among their children was Benjamin Terry Jr, died Pittsylvania Co 1817 wife Elizabeth Parker one of his sons Nathaniel Terry d bef 1820 and wife Mary Stone died 1823 leaving Joshua S. Terry md Hester Jackson lived in Milam Co, TX Mary C. Terry md 1833 John Buckley Elizabeth Terry md 1834 Creed McHaney Nathaniel Terry md/1 ca 1835 Sarah Bennett md/2 1852 Mary Ann Keesee. Nathaniel and Sally Bennett Terry had children:
William B. Terry in Smith Co, TN 1850 census
Mary E. Terry
Kitty A. Terry
Sarah G. Terry md 1870 in Pittsylvania Co Peyton Keesee
I am writing a book on the Terry's of Hfx and Pittsylvania and where they went.

. In the 1824 time period in Todd Co, KY Robert Jefferson Terry married Rebecca Keesee. Robert was born 1800 the son of a former resident of Halifax Co, VA. Nathaniel Terry and his wife Ann Thompson Terry. In 1852 Nathaniel Terry a widower returned to Pittsylvania Co, from Smith Co., TN and married Mary Ann Keesee. In 1870 in Pittsylvania Co., Sally G. Terry married Peyton Keesee. Sally was the dau/ of the above named Nathaniel and Sarah Bennett Terry of Smith Co, Tn........ In the 1880 census of Halifax Co, Nathaniel (a Beekeeper) is living with Peyton and Sally Terry Keesee.
Nathaniel had 3 dau and a son by Sarah Bennett, I do not know of any children of the second marriage. His son William G. Terry may have stayed in TN. The Bennett family in Smith Co, TN, came from Southside Virginia. The dau (because of their age) probably returned with their father and married in Pittsylvania or Hfx.
If anyone is interested and comes off of these lines, I can continue the Terry lines further back. Would be interested in descendants out of the above lines.
regards, Margie Brown

Submitted by "Janet Fentress" <fentress@intelos.net>
The Owen Family in Pittsylvania County, Virginia
The Bassett genealogy library has been a wonderful source and a lot of help to me. I thought you might be interested in what little family history I have gathered on the Owen line in Pittsylvania County. My mother-in-law was a Owen before marrying and her father was born and raised just off what is now Route 40 barely into Pittsylvania County, very close to Penhook. The census records list the area as "Pigg River District". The house where he was raised is still there although now only used to store tobacco, potatoes, and junk. Across theroid we found the old family cemetery and I will list our findings there. It is quite overgrown and probably no one knows it is there except for a very few. Following is my findings so far on the family:

William T. Owen - b. June 2, 1821, d. May 13,1891. married Sarah E. Gilbert d/o John Gilbert August 21, 1848. (I think the "E" stands for "Elizabeth" but am not sure) Both are buried in the family cemetery. They had 8 children of which 4 lived to maturity(1900 census):
John - 1m. 1850 census
E.... b. May 1851
Julia Ann - d. 1856aged 10 months
William T. - b. Aug 1861,d. Nov. 1861
Walter Jackson - b. Aug. 29,1865, d. January 16, 1934
baby - b. Nov 28, 1866, d. Nov. 29, 1866
Robert Lee - b. April(?) 28,1867, d. Sept. 29, 1943 (buried in family cemetery)
my information on the above is obviously fragmented
Walter Jackson Owen - b. August 29, 1865, d. Jan. 16, 1934. married Sallie Jane "Tommie" Davis July 4, 1889. They are both buried in the family cemetery. Sallie Jane was born Oct. 15, 1869 and died Nov. 25, 1941. Her parents are Thomas Franklin Davis- b. 10/25/1846, d. Aug. 1869 and Susan Davidson Davis - b. Jan 22, 1846, d. Apr. 9, 1922. They are both buried in the family cemetery. Children of Walter & Sallie:
Lola - b. Apr. 1890
Lena - b. Sept. 1891
Edith Mae - b. May 22, 1892, d. Oct. 14, 1963(buried in family cemetery)
William Frank - b. Aug 16, 1895, d. July21, 1984(my husband's grandfather, buried Roselawn,
Martinsville)
Lillian - b. Feb 1899
Claude - b. 1901 or 1902, d. July 1962 (?)
I have more research to do on these children. I know Edith, Lillian and Claude all died in Pittsylvania County. Naturally I have extensive information on William(we called him "Daddy Frank") but he lived his adult life in Franklin County and later Henry County.
other headstones in the cemetery are as follows:
Sallie B. Owen b. 10/21/1859, d. 9/19/1889; wife of J.A. Davis
John B. Quarles Co. E 6 VA. Cav CSA
Mary B. wife of John B. Qualles (2 different spellings), died with LaGrippe, b. 6/15/1824, d. 12/16/1891
Joseph C. Drury - b. March 27, 1863, d. June18, 1891 or 1894
There are also several stones with no writingon them.
I hope this information will be interest to you. I am quite a novice at all this so am probably not very organized. If you or anyone would like to contact me about any of the above my e-mail address is fentress@intelos.net. Eventually I plan to spend a day in the courthouse as I just live in Martinsville.
Janet

SAWING A LIMB OFF THE WRONG TREE
 by Mary Leigh Boisseau
Piedmont Lineages,
The Quarterly Journal of The VA-NC Piedmont Genealogical Society, Volume
XIII, February 1881, Number 1, pp. 14 & 15
A number of descendants of Samuel Harris and Nancy Overton mistakenly consider themselves descendants of the famous Baptist minister, Samuel Harris and his wife Lucy Camp. This erroneous limb of the minister's tree is perpetuated in several family files in the society's research room and in a number of publications. A study of several pertinent documents helps a researcher delineate between two contemporary Samuel Harrises and prove that Samuel who married Nancy is not the son of the minister. (d. 1799).
First this study examines the DOCUMENTED LIMBS of the minister's tree.
Pittsylvania County, VA. Order Book 9:213 on16 Dec 1799 shows a suit of JOHN P. PERKINS and ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE; SAMUEL HARRIS; JOHN BUCKLEY AND MARY, HIS
WIFE VS NATHANIEL HARRIS AND BENJAMINHARRIS, executors of SAMUEL HARRIS, deceased. Thus, it lists the children of the minister and the husbands of his daughters. According to the county's marriage bonds, ELIZABETH married JOHN PYROR PERKINS with consent of her father SAMUEL 25 June 1798; MARY married JOHN BUCKLEY 24 Oct 1786; and BENJAMIN married LUCY CONWAY 15 Dec 1794. No marriage is in the county's bonds or returns for NATHANIEL or SAMUEL.
SAMUEL HARRIS, son of the minister, died around 1816; and his will (D&W 11:423) and county marriage bonds give the researcher this family:
Son MANDLEY WINSTON HARRIS
Dau MARGREATE (md. JOSEPH YARBROUGH 9 Feb 1819)
Dau   JEAN (md THOS. PENDLETON WINKINSON 16 Dec 1822)
Dau ELIZA P. (md BENTON BUMPASS 18 Jan 1825)
Dau  SARANNA (md HENDERSON BUMPASS 30 May 1829)
Widow    ELIZABETH HARRIS (md 2nd BEZABEL WEIR 1816 & they
consent to her daus' weddings)
In Chancery Book 2: 127 & 232, a suit, after SAMUEL,JR's death, to divide the minister's land give shares to the above grandchildren or their heirs, proving that this family is that of the minister's son SAMUEL and his wife ELIZABETH.
Meanwhile, in Charlotte Co., VA, 16 Nov 1791, ANOTHER SAMUEL HARRIS and NANCY OVERTON, dau of WILLIAM got a marriage bond and married 1 Dec. Apparently, the couple lived in Charlotte Co. until 1808. Then, on 15 Oct 1808, JOHN MURPHY, SR. and his wife CATY of Bedford Co. sold to SAMUEL HARRIS of Charlotte Co., for $600, 110 acres on the Sandy River in Pittsylvania Co. He recorded the deed 20 Feb 1809 (Pittsylvania Co. DB 16: 359) Account Books of Pittsylvania Co. show that SAMUEL (husband of NANCY OVERTON) had died by July 1811 (AB 4: 394). His estate division among his heirs and accounts for his orphans in 1819 and 1820-1822 respectively (AB6:245, 247, 417) show the following legatees:
To Widow [NANCY per OB 15: 415] 1/3 value of 11 slaves To seven legatees 2/3 share
WILLIAM HARRIS
JAMES HARRIS
OVERTON HARRIS
JAMES LEWIS for his wife POLLY (md. 21 May 1812)
SAMUEL HARRIS (md. 3 times; SEE BELOW)
         NANCY HARRIS (md. SOLOMON FULLER, 23 Nov 1825)
         MICAJAH HARRIS
The widow, NANCY (OVERTON) HARRIS, married JOHN INGE, SR. on 18 Jan 1819; and on 25 Jan 1819, they recorded their marriage contract in Pittsylvania Co. DB 22:182. This contract specifies that said NANCY is the widow of SAMUEL HARRIS and that INGE will have no control over the estate NANCY had prior to their marriage. Further, INGE will take care of NANCY (JR) and MICAJAH, son and daughter of said NANCY, without charging them board. If NANCY (SR) survives him, he will leave her 200 acres laid from the tract where he now lives, agreeable to said NANCY and HIS children; but at her death, the land reverts to his estate.
SAMUEL HARRIS, son of SAMUEL & NANCY (OVERTON), left a number of descendants by his three wives, one of whom is H. F. HAYMORE (from * below), current Clerk of Circuit Court of Pittsylvania Co. SAMUEL'S three families were (per marriage records, Will Book 3:222, Death Reg.,& Birth Reg.):
By MARTHA M. PRITCHETT (md.6 Dec 1824)
            ELIZA H. (md. JOHN M. PATTON 15 Jan 1839 - CONSENT)
            ANN (md. JOEL W. TUCKER 24 Dec 1846-CONSENT)
           MARY (md BENJAMIN TOWLER 30 Dec 1846 - CONSENT)
      MARTHA (b. Apr 1843; d. 15 Aug 1553 - DEATH REG.)
      MARCELLUS (md. JAMES J. FOULKES 26 Jul 1854)
By SARAH C.S. ELLIOTT(md 1 Apr 1851)
            SARAH E. (b 29 May 1855, md DANIEL BOAS 24 Dec 1872)
JOHN E. (b. 14 Jan 1857)
By RITTER F. NUCKLES, dau. of JOHN NUCKLES & BERINTHA GRUGG
(md. 8 Aug 1861)
          STONEWALL JACKSON HARRIS (b. Oct 1862)
        EUFALDA HARRIS (b 28 May 1865)
         MARGARET R. (b. 28 Oct 1867)
· LELIA (LILLIAN) (b. 1872; md. J.S.STOWE 2 Jan 1890)
MYRTLE D. (b. 14 Apr 1875)
Thus through documentary study, the researcher can saw SAMUEL and NANCY (OVERTON) HARRIS'S limb off the family tree of the noted Baptist minister SAMUEL HARRIS and replace it with SAMUEL and ELIZABETH (???) HARRIS'S limb. Descendants of SAMUEL and NANCY (OVERTON)HARRIS need to search in a Charlotte Co. forest for the tree upon which to attach their limb.
The Witcher-Clement Case 1860
From "An Old Virginia Court" by Marshall Wingfield, D.D., Memphis, Tennessee, The West Tennessee Historical Society.
The killing of three Clement brothers---James, William and Ralph by Capt. Vincent Witcher, John A Smith, Vincent Oliver Smith, Samuel Swanson and Addison Witcher. Addison Witcher was the son of Vincent Witcher. John and Vincent Oliver Smith were his grandsons. Samuel Swanson was his son-in-law.
James Clement married Victoria Smith on March13, 1858. He was one of ten children of Dr George W Clement, born1786; married 1811; died 1867. Dr Clement was educated at Hampton-Sydney College and the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania. His mother, Stella Smith, was the daughter of Major John Smith of Lewis Island. Their Franklin County home was called "Mountain View".
Victoria Smith was the daughter of Albert G Smith and the granddaughter of Capt. Vincent Witcher. She was born in 1837. The Smith family regarded the Clement family as of inferior social station. Dr Clement was very proud of the beauty and wit of his daughter-in-law, Victoria. Two of her old sweethearts continued their attentions after her marriage. (of innocent nature) They were William P Gilbert and Samuel D Berger. Her husband, James Clement, accused her of unfaithfulness and humiliated her. Fearing physical violence, Victoria Smith Clement, fled from her husband on the night of August 24, 1859, and found refuge in the home of Sherwood Y Shelton, who lived a mile distant. She left behind her six month old baby, Leila Maud, born March 1, 1859, so great was her terror., In three weeks, the taking of depositions was begun at Dickenson's Store, to be read as evidence in the suit then pending between John A Smith, next fried of Victoria Smith Clement, plaintiff, against James R Clement, defendant. The taking of depositions continued until February 25, 1860, when the Clement brothers were killed. Capt. Vincent Witcher objected to having Elizabeth W Bennett make part of her statement on Saturday "and then being left in the hands of the opposite party to be picked until Monday." He made the statement that she was under control of the Clements. Ralph Clement said "that whoever said that was a damned lie." Capt. Vincent Witcher drew a "five shooter" and started firing at Ralph Clement. Addison Witcher conducted the examination for the plaintiff. (Robert Mitchell, Justice of the Peace, appeared to have forgotten everything that transpired).
The bodies of the Clements were riddled with bullets and gashed with knives. William Clement was disemboweled; James Clement's throat was slit from ear to ear. Ralph Clement lived three hours and made a dying declaration: I never attempted to draw an arm. Addison Witcher caught and held me and told them to come shoot me. A damned rascal Robert W Powell stated in his deposition that Addison Witcher held Ralph Clements while Vincent Oliver Smith shot him. George Finney stated in his deposition that John Anthony Smith shot and stabbed James Clement. Both James and William Clement were reclining on a bed in the Counting Room when the firing began. Some thought the early firing came from the bed. The Pistols of both James and William Clement had been fired until empty, but Ralph had not drawn a gun. The three bodies were carried from Washington Dickinson's Counting room, in a farm wagon, and buried in a simple grave near the shaded driveway to the old brick house, their boyhood home.
The defendants claimed self-defense and charges were dismissed, March 23, 1860. In June 1860, the depositions were published in book form by Dr. G W Clement, Sr.
Vincent Witcher Lodge #87, chartered in 1852,made an investigation. After 1860 no reference was made to Vincent Witcher, something happened to him but it was not reported. There were no returns from Lodge #87 from 1860-1866. It finally lost its charter..
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Dr. George W Clement's mother, Stella, was the daughter of John Smith of Lewis Island, son of Mr John Smith of "The Pocket". 1700
(Clement: History of Pittsylvania County)
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The will of George w Clement is in Will Book 3,pg 2--Pittsylvania Co Clerk's Office, in which he names the children of James and Ralph Clement, deceased, and his other seven children by two wives. It was written in 1863 and probated in 1867.
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Research on the Clement Family of Pittsylvania County done by Madalene V. Fitzgerald, dec'd.
1778- Sept 20 C.O. 4, p. 154 Issac Clement appointed administrator of the estate of James Clement
1779-February Court C.O. 4, p 191 Regarding the dower of Martha, widow of James Clement.
1778-Aug 27 D.B. 5, p 10
Thomas Dillard and wife Martha and Isaac Clement and wife Ann of Pittsylvania Co to John Roberson 181 acres on Sycamore Cr for 50 pounds current money
1779- July 30 D.B. 5, p 227
Thomas and Martha Dillard and Isaac and Anne(sic)Clement of Pittsylvania County sold 250 acres for 200 pounds to James Calloway of Bedford Co Tract on Sycamore Creek.
1780 April Court C.O. 4. p 302 Isaac Clement was appointed Executor of the Estate of Benjamin Clement, appraisal ordered
1780 April Court C.O. 4, p 305
Inventory of the estate of James Clement, decd. Isaac Clement appointed guardian of the orphans of James Clement--namely Rachael Clement, Isham Clement, Webster Clement, Benjamin Clement, James Clement, Marha Clement and Mary Clement.
1788 Nov 20 Isaac Clement appointed administrator of the estate of Susanna Clement C.O. 6, p 195
1792 June 18 C.O.7, p 117 Isaac Clement appointed Overseer of the poor
1798 June 18 D.B. 11, p 317 Isaac Clement made a deed of gift to his sons: Stephen, Isaac & Hugh Clement (No mention of a son Daniel. ( Daniel was 8 to 13, a guess of researcher)
1812 Philip Grasty against John Bruce & Daniel Clement Deft in debt
1813 Dec 23 D.B. 18, p 372-373 Daniel Clement certificate for importation of slaves, 1814 Jan 13 Sworn to slaves: Violet, a Negro woman age 42, Silvey a negro woman age 19 years, Amy age12 years, Joshua 3 years old. (These slaves were named in Isaac's will-some trading had been done between Daniel and Stephen.)
1819 Feb 15 D.B. 22, p 179 Daniel and wife Wilmouth Clement sold a tract of 170 acres on Sycamore Cr to Shadrach Mustain for425.
Notes on Daniel Clement
Daniel Clement, son of Isaac and Ann (Denham)Clement married Wilmouth Irby of Halifax County, VA in Pittsylvania Co, VA 14 May 1807. Ch: Nathan Glen Clement b. 22 April 1808, Elizabeth b. 1810, Issac b. 1812, Aaron b. 1814 and Stephen b. 1816.
17 Dec 1810: Daniel and Wilmouth Clement sold land on west side of Flyblow Creek to Jeremiah McCulloch. It being the land on which the said Clement now lives which was drawn by his wife Wilmouth as her lot in her father's estate. Adjoining lands belonging to Wm Smith, Wm Turnstall, John Pannill's orphans, Jere McCulloch and Frances Irby. D.B. 17, pp 197-198
17 Dec 1810 Wilmouth Clement cannot conveniently travel to sign conveyance to Jeremiah McCulloch, Joshura Stone, Sr, Nelson Tucker, and Wm Smith were appointed to go to her for certification that Wilmouth did freely and voluntarily without any threats or persuasions of her said husband relinquishes her right of Dower and is willing that the same should be recorded. 16 April 1811 her certificate of the execution was returned and recorded. D.B 17, pp 264-265 (Elizabeth b. 1810)
17 Dec 1810: Rebecca Marlow released to Daniel Clement a tract or parcel of land on both sides of Sycamore Creek , being part of the tract she purchased of Thomas Dalton and adjoining the lands of Thomas Dalton, Issac Coles, George Kemp(sic),--Camp, Rebecca Marlow, and James Calloway, decd. D.B. 17 p 200-201 Daniel Clement paid taxes on 170 acres on Sycamore Creek, 1811 through 1816 ( book is worn & almost illegible so perhaps last date was 1818.)
1812:
 Compiler has War of 1812 records for Daniel Clement but has been able to prove they are of this person. There are five records, VA Militia, from Mar 1813 through June 1814. Place of enlistment is not shown.
23 Dec 1813 Daniel Clement imports slaves. Names of slaves are those in his father's will for Daniel and brother Stephen. They exchanged one or two. D.B 18, p 372 15 Jan 1814
Jan 1817 Daniel Clement inherits from father Isaac Clement, Pendleton Dist;, S.C (later Anderson County) Will signed30 Oct 1905, Proved and Recorded Jan 27, 1817 and Codicil dated May 18,1812. W.B. A pp 206-207. (Slaves had already been given to Daniel)
Daniel received, in addition to 4 or 5 slaves, "all that part of the land I live on to the west of the main road with orchards, houses fenced &: C to him and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten and to remain with them for ever. Half of the griss(sic)mill and 150 yards square for the saw mill which will be laid off after this to remain with them for ever. Said saw mill and the Land alotted is not to be sold out of my family my will and desire is that the land and mills be kept in my family.
27 Feb 1817 Daniel sold all of his inheritance to Stephen Butterworth, his brother-in-law, for $25.00 in hand. D.B. O. pp270 and 271 State of South Carolina, Pendleton District. How long it stayed in the family is not known. The compiler has been on this property, and it has not been in the family for many years.
4 Feb 1819 Daniel and Wilmoth (sic) Clement of Pittsylvania Co, VA sell to Shadrack Mustain a tract or parcel of land lying on both sides of Sycamore Creek , containing by estimation 170 acres, for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred and twenty-five dollars. Land bounded on East by Edward Franklin's line, on North by George Camp's line, on the West by Isaac Coles (decd) line, and on the South by Thomas Dalton's line. D.B. 22, p 179 Magistrates were Charles Clements and Joel T Adams.
Feb 1819-- July 1822 Where was this family?
A Twelfth Surveyor's District list including Henry Co, Tn and what are now Carroll, Weakley and Benton Counties shows Daniel Clement received 2 deeds with total acreage of 2,834, in the early1800's. Land owners were not allowed to move into the area until after the Jackson Purchase in 1818, and by that time some of the deeds had been sold to other settlers. The deeds were under control of the University of N.C. and Cumberland College ( Article from Paris Post-Intelligencer, Paris, Paris, Tn July 24, 1981 by Charles D Robbins and Shelly Scott).
Was Daniel Clement in Ashville or Raleigh N.C. while waiting to enter Henry County which was not formed until 1821?
6 July 1822 "Records of Bonds and Wills 1822-1827", County Clerk's Office, Paris, Tennessee. Thomas Gray, Jesse C Gainer and Daniel Clement of Henry County were bound unto William Carroll, Esquire, Governor, in the sum of $1677.75 when Thomas Gray was appointed Collector of public taxes. Each signed, and a seal was affixed for each.
1830 Henry Co, Tn Census: Daniel Clement has a wife, the 5 children who were born in Va and a young son and daughter. In the 1850 census we found the latter two were Abraham b. Tn 1826, and Rachel b Tn 1828. An uncle recalled that "grandpa Nathan had a half-brother and a half-sister."
Retrospect: What happened to Wilmoth (Irby) Clement between Feb 1819 and 1825? Did she refuse to move from Vaor did she die?
Who was the mother of Abraham and Rachel Clement, b Tn 1826 and 1828 respectively?
1840: Daniel not found in Tn-had he moved into another State? When and where did Daniel Clement die? Did he leave a will? His brother Stephen stayed in Pittsylvania Co, Va. Perhaps an old record there will enlighten us.
Irby
Were Wilmoth (Irby) Clement and Frances Irby of Pittsylvania, Co children of Francis Irby whose Inventory was dated 1795? Wife was Jane Leprand.
In 1800 Nathan Glenn of Halifax Co, VA was guardian for orphans of Francis Irby, deceased. Wilmoth Irby who married Daniel Clement in 1807 was one of those orphans. Who left her land in Pittsylvania Co, Va? How was she related to Rebecca (Irby) Marlow?
Descendants of Hugh Reynolds
Generation No. 1
1. HUGH1 REYNOLDS died 1788 in Pittsylvania County, VA. He married MARY NEELY, daughter of WILLIAM NEELY. She was born Bet. 1735 - 1745, and died Aft. 1788 in Pittsylvania County, VA.
Notes for HUGH REYNOLDS:
[from Cheryl Nau Westmoreland 8.28.1999] "Hugh Reynolds had lived in the area of Pie Creek and Tomahawk Creek in Virginia since at least 1766. His requests for land patents [almost 1200 acres]are recorded in the Land Entry Book, 1737-1770. He may not have received all of this land but it proves he was living here in order to request surveys for this land The deed books show that Hugh bought57 acres of land on the south side of Tomahawk Creek from Wm. Neely on 4 Nov1774 and later purchased 105 adjoining acres from Killian Kreck.
Hugh Reynolds was exempted from levies in 1785,indicating his age or infirmity; he was listed as not tithable on the1787 tax list. He was still alive in 1788 at the probate of Wm. Neeley's will. There is no deed on record for the sale of Hugh's land; nor is there a will a court order requiring inventory and appraisal, or an account of probate for him.
Hugh is listed as giving non-military help during the American Revolution. He is also listed as taking the Oath of Allegiance in 1777 in Pittsylvania County, VA."
Notes for MARY NEELY:
Both Mary and her husband were alive when her father's will was probated 21 Jul 1788
Children of HUGH REYNOLDS and MARY NEELY are:
2. i. JOSEPH2 REYNOLDS, SR., b. Abt. 1760, Henry County, VA; d. Abt.
1840, Pittsylvania County, VA.
 ii. WILLIAM REYNOLDS.

Generation No. 2
2. JOSEPH2 REYNOLDS, SR. (HUGH1) was born Abt. 1760 in Henry County,
VA, and died Abt. 1840 in Pittsylvania County, VA. He married (1)
MARGARET DEVIN August 21, 1780 in Pittsylvania County, VA, daughter of
WILLIAM DEVIN and SARAH SMITH. She was born Bet. 1761 - 1763 in
Pittsylvania County, VA, and died Abt. 1808 in Pittsylvania County, VA.
He married (2) NANCY FORD July 26, 1803.
Notes for JOSEPH REYNOLDS, SR.:
[from Cheryl Nau Westmoreland 8.28.1999] "Joseph Reynolds and his first wife Margaret Devin were the parents of 9 children. Margaret died about 1798. His second wife was Nancy Ford whom he married on 26 Jul 1803. According to census records, they were the parents of 7 or 8 children. Joseph served in the military during the American Revolution. Evidently two of Joseph's children by his second marriage were James M. born in 1803 and John M. born in 1810."
Marriage Notes for JOSEPH REYNOLDS and MARGARETDEVIN:
Pittsylvania County, VA Marriage Bond Book 1,page 3 shows a marriage bond for Joseph Reynolds and Margaret Devin on21 August 1780
Children of JOSEPH REYNOLDS and MARGARET DEVIN are:
3. i. HUGH3 REYNOLDS, b. 1781, Callands, Pittsylvania County, VA; d. 1832, Callands, Pittsylvania County, VA.
 ii. JOHN DEVIN REYNOLDS, b. February 22,1783; d. March 18, 1831; m.
SARAH ANN PHILPOTT, July 19, 1806.
 iii. SARAH REYNOLDS, b. 1785.
 iv. WILLIAM REYNOLDS, b. 1787; d. January27, 1816; m. NANCY BLAIR,
March 29, 1814.
 v. ELIZABETH REYNOLDS, b. 1791; m. JOHNHAWKINS KENDRICK, October 23,
1817.
4. vi. MARY REYNOLDS, b. March 18, 1791, Pittsylvania County, VA; d.
April 04, 1833, Pittsylvania County, VA.
 vii. JOSEPH D. REYNOLDS, b. 1793; m. MANERVACOLLINS, February 21,
1815, Pittsylvania County, VA.
 viii. ROBERT DEVIN REYNOLDS, b. 1795.
 ix. MARGARET REYNOLDS, b. 1797.
Notes for MARGARET REYNOLDS:
Pittsylvania County VA Chancery Records dated August 1805 shows Margaret Reynolds as an heir [?daughter] of Joseph Reynolds.

Children of JOSEPH REYNOLDS and NANCY FORD are:
 x. JAMES M.3 REYNOLDS, b. 1803.
 xi. JOHN M. REYNOLDS, b. 1810.
 xii. MATILDA REYNOLDS, b. Abt. 1804.
 xiii. BERRYMAN REYNOLDS, b. Abt. 1806.
 xiv. FEATHERSTON FORD REYNOLDS, b. Abt.1808.
 xv. DAMARIS REYNOLDS, b. Abt. 1810.
 xvi. ABRAHAM REYNOLDS, b. Abt. 1812.
 xvii. PERRY GREEN REYNOLDS, b. Abt. 1815.
 xviii. WILLIAMSON REYNOLDS, b. Abt. 1817.
 xix. NANCY BOOKER REYNOLDS, b. Abt. 1819.

Generation No. 3
3. HUGH3 REYNOLDS (JOSEPH2, HUGH1) was born 1781 in Callands, Pittsylvania County, VA, and died 1832 in Callands, Pittsylvania County, VA. He married ELIZABETH MITCHELL September21, 1801 in Pittsylvania County, VA. She was born in Callands, Pittsylvania County, VA.
Children of HUGH REYNOLDS and ELIZABETH MITCHELL are:
 i. JAMES MITCHELL4 REYNOLDS, b. 1803.
 ii. JOSEPH DEVIN REYNOLDS, b. 1805.
 iii. SAMUEL MITCHELL REYNOLDS, b. 1807.
 iv. DABNEY REYNOLDS, b. 1810.
 v. JOHN WILSON REYNOLDS, b. 1812.
 vi. CASSANDRA W. ANN REYNOLDS, b. 1815.
 vii. SERENA ELIZABETH REYNOLDS, b. 1818,Callands, Pittsylvania County,
VA; d. March 26, 1853; m. ARTHUR FULLER, October17, 1836; b. December
26, 1803, Pittsylvania County, VA; d. 1883, Pittsylvania County, VA.
Notes for ARTHUR FULLER:
Info on this child comes from NSDAR application of Annie Fuller Robinson
#551201

4. MARY3 REYNOLDS (JOSEPH2, HUGH1) was born March 18, 1791 in Pittsylvania County, VA, and died April 04, 1833in Pittsylvania County, VA. She married SAMUEL BRITTAIN BLAIR,SR. July 26, 1810 in Pittsylvania County, VA, son of WILLIAM BLAIR and SARAH SUTTER. He was born April 11, 1789 in Pittsylvania County, VA, and died March 22, 1870 in Rondo, Pittsylvania County, VA.
Notes for MARY REYNOLDS:
Mary is possibly buried on the Samuel Blair homeplace [see his entry for directions] JWA has annotated a location in the cemetery that is possibly her burial site.
Children of MARY REYNOLDS and SAMUEL BLAIR are:
 i. MARGARET REYNOLDS4 BLAIR, b. April 24,1811, Pittsylvania County, VA; d. November 07, 1876, Independence County, AR; m. ABIHU ARNN, October 26, 1829, Pittsylvania County, VA; b. September 23, 1807, Pittsylvania County, VA; d. February 24, 1893,Moss, Conway County, AR.
Notes for MARGARET REYNOLDS BLAIR:
Marriage Notes for MARGARET BLAIR and ABIHU ARNN:
Their marriage bond was dated 2 Oct 1829 per LA - a copy is not in his book although it is mentioned.
 ii. JOANNA AMANDA BLAIR, b. February 28,1813, Pittsylvania County, VA; d. March 12, 1863, Cave City, Sharp County, AR;m. BERRYMAN ARNN, SR., November 20, 1836, Pittsylvania County, VA; b. July 24, 1810, Pittsylvania County, VA; d. 1901, Sidney, Sharp County, AR.
 iii. JOSEPH BLAIR, b. February 15, 1815.
Notes for JOSEPH BLAIR:
Died young, per JWA
 iv. ELIZABETH ELVIRA BLAIR, b. January 20, 1817; m. WILLIAM G.
REYNOLDS, August 25, 1838.
 v. JAMES H. BLAIR, b. June 03, 1819, Pittsylvania County, VA; d. April
24, 1858, Pittsylvania County, VA; m. AMERICAM. BLAIR, November 17,
1851; b. 1835, Pittsylvania County, VA; d. 1873,Pittsylvania County,
VA.
 vi. WILLIAM ADDISON YOUNG BLAIR, b. November18, 1821, Pittsylvania
County, VA; d. July 1879; m. ELIZABETH MAHAN, November 23, 1847; b. Abt.
1822, Pittsylvania County, VA.
Notes for WILLIAM ADDISON YOUNG BLAIR:
Information on this lineage is from the DAR Application # 396815 [12 Sep 1950] of Ethel Louise Blair Johnson.
 vii. MARY SUTTER BLAIR, b. January 08, 1824.
 viii. JOHN FRANCIS MARION BLAIR, b. March03, 1826; d. 1885; m. MARY C.
MAHAN, December 24, 1856.
 ix. AMANDA VIRGINIA BLAIR, b. March 27,1828; d. March 11, 1861; m.
JOHN REYNOLDS.
 x. EDNA E. B. BLAIR, b. November 26, 1830.
Contributed by Judith Knight <jknight@boone.net
Hugh Reynolds and Mary Neely are my 5ggrandparents.
 The Drury Owen family
Drury Owen I, son of John Owen & Mrs. Elizabeth Owen was born (B) 24 Jun 1774 Albemarle, Parish, Surry, Va. Died (D) 19 Jun 1817 (per Inventory Listings in my possession);Married (M) 21 Jan 1793 Hedrick Mayhew, daughter of Samuel Mayhew and Lydda Mayhew),Pittsylvania Co.,Va.by Rev Matthew Bates B: c1780 D: 10 Aug 1862
Children of Drury I and Hedrick:
John Owen B c1796 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. D:1866Pittsylvania Co.,Va. M: 07 Jan 1813 Pittsylvania Co.,VA.
Salley Holder, daughter of Delaney Holder B: 1787.Married by Rev Griffith Dickinson.
James Owen B c1798 Pittsylvania Co.,Va. D: UnkM: 14 Sep 1818 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. Polly Holder.
Nancy Owen B: c1800 Pittsylvania Co.,Va. D: unkM: 02 Jul 1818 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. Henry Dalton.
Thomas Owen B: 1806 D: Unk M: Unk
William Anderson Owen B: 04 Feb 1806 Pittsylvania Co.,Va. D: 10 Jun 1897 Pittsylvania Co., M: 19 Nov 1835
Pittsylvania Co.,VA. Araminta "Mittie or Minta"F Young, daughter of Peyton Young and Elizabeth Ogelsby,
B: c1810-1812 D: 30 Sep 1895. Married by Abner Anthony. (William was overseer for Walter Coles during
Civil War).
Elizabeth "Betsy" Owen B: c1810 Pittsylvania Co.,Va. D: Unk M: 26 Dec 1831 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. Booker
Dalton, son of Bejamin Dalton and Catherine Mayhew B: c1808 D: 10 Nov 1889 Pittsylvania Co.,VA.
Drury Owen II B: 05 Oct 1812 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. D: 10 Dec 1891 M: 01 Jun 1831 #1 Jane Mayhew, daughter
of Henry Mayhew and Sallie. B: 01 Jun 1815 D:15 Sep 1885 M: 29 Sep 1887 #2 Eddie Crawley (There may
have been a marriage #3 to Nancy Jordan).
Catherine Owen B: c1815 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. D: 06 May 1900 (?) M: 06 Dec 1834 Pittsylvania Co.,VA.
Richard Blanks, Sr. son of John Blanks and Nancy Epperson B: 1810-1812 D: 06 May 1900 (?)(same date as Catherine) Va.(Richard received pension for service as Private in Rev War with the VA troops under Col Lewis. Richard volunteered in 1776 under Capt. Thomas Dillard. Marched to Gwinn's Island and assisted in driving off Lord Dunsmore, the company was on the Cherokee Expedition in 1776 and returned before Christmas. Drafted in 1780 under Capt. Issac Clement to go south, fought in Battle of Camden where Americans were defeated. In 1781,he volunteered under Capt. Gabriel Shelton who got sick. Under Lt James Maid to NC to harass Tories but not in the Battle of Guilford. In August1781, drafted to go to the Siege of York. He was present at the
surrender of Cornwallis, detached to guard prisoners to Noland's Ferry.
Children of William Anderson and Araminta F Young:
Mary Catherine "Kate" Owen B: 1840 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. M: 02 Mar 1861 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. George Richard Bennett.
Nancy W "Nannie" Owen B: 1842 D: Unk M: 11 Oct1860 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. George H Thomas.
Annie Owen B: c1853 D: Unk M: 22 Jul 1873 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. John B. Dodd.
Lucy A "Sug" Owen B: c1854 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. D: Unk M: 14 Nov 1872 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. William
"Willis" J Yeatts.
Viola "Bye" Owen B: 5 Sep 1860 Stanton River, Pittsylvania Co.,VA. D: Unk M: 13 Dec 1876 C.L. Leftwich,
son of Valentine and Evaline Leftwich.
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Owen B: 1839 Pittsylvania Co.,Va. D: Unk M: 13 Aug 1858 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. William
E.S. Robertson
William "Billy" Owen B: 1840 D: Unk Missouri
Eliza Ann Owen B: c1847 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. D: Unk M: 07 Nov 1867 Charles W Myers.
Fanny Owen B: c1849-1850 Pittsylvania Co.,VA .D: Unk M: 10 Nov 1870 William S. Dodd, son of R.S. and Nancy W Dodd
Peyton Cabel Owen, Sr. B: c1843 D: 3 Nov 1929 Altavista, Campbell, VA. M: 16 Jan 1868 Pittsylvania Co.,Va. or Franklin Co.,VA. Nannie B Quarles D: c1911-1912(Her Mother was a WITCHER who lived near Gretna, Pittsylvania Co.,VA.) M: 12 Nov 1914 #2 Lucy Brizendine, daughter of Frank and America McMinnis. Peyton is buried at Greenhill Cemetery, Altavista, Campbell, VA. Peyton was a Civil War veteran in COB14 VA Infantry C.S.A. (This was my Grandfather)
Children of Drury Owen II and Jane Mayhew:
Eliza "Elizabeth" Owen B: Unk D: Unk M: 16 Nov1854 #1 Pheneom or Phenis Owen by Rev John G. Hardwick, son of William Owen M: 14 Oct 1873 #2 Booker Bennett.
Martha Owen B: Unk D: Unk M: Date Unk Nathan H Davis. M: 04 Jan 1853 #2 Richard Haynes
Sally Ann Owen B: 1837 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. D:10 Apr 1917 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. M: 16 Nov 1858 Pittsylvania Co.,Va. Jehu Dalton, son of Nancy Mayhew and Bookeror Lewis Dalton B: c1832.
Drury Owen III B: Unk D: Unk M: Perninah Jane Brumfield
Morgan Owen B: Unk D: 09 Nov 1861
Letisha or Letitia Owen B: Mar 1850 D: 15 Aug1887 M: 24 May 1870 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. Henry Booker Dalton, son of Nancy Mayhew and Booker D Dalton B: 09Mar 1850 Pittsylvania Co.,Va. D: 06 Mar or May 1916, Pittsylvania Co.,VA.
Terry Owen B: D: Unk
Anderson C Owen B: 10 Mar 1845 Pittsylvania Co.,Va. D: 04 Mar 1924 Pittsylvania Co.,VA. M: 15 Apr 1866
Latitia "Lettie" Dalton, daughter of Elizabeth "Betsy" Owen and Booker Dalton, B: 22 Dec 1846 D: 18 Nov 1935, Pittsylvania Co.,Va.
Phebe C Rebecca Owen B: 28 Dec 1847 D: 14 Apr1933 M: 02 Jan 1866 James B. Worley
Nancy J Owen B: 10 Mar 1853 D: 20 Mar 1862
Samul H Owen B: 19 Sep 1855 D: 15 Apr 1939 M:22 Nov 1874 H.A. Bennett
Octane Owen B: 22 Nov 1860 D: 01 Mar 1862
Contributed by Doris Kelley <doris240@wizzards.net

'Little Switzerland' thieves in eastern part of county-Article about Swiss families that moved to Pittsylvania County.
         Mitchell-Dalton
Magazine of Virginia Genealogy
Vol. 25 No. 1 Feb 87 Patent Bk 17
mag pg 56
James Mitchel, 150 a Brunswick Co, on Flatt Cr(p 265). 17 Mar 1736
Vol. 24 No. 4 Nov 86 Patent Bk 17
mag. pg 71
(p. 123) John Robertson, 150 a Brunswick Co, S. side of Roanoke R.,
bounded by James Matthew on the R & James Mitchel. 20 Jul 1736


Pittsylvania Co. Deed Book, Grantor¹s Index: for James Mitchell All records below were checked and they seemed to indicate that there were two James Mitchells in 18th c. Pittsylvania Co. Furthermore, the two James's did not seem to interact and had a totally different set of acquaintances and family members:
7:297 to Harmon Cook 21June 1784 - James who m. Agatha
8:126 to Jeremiah Ward 21 Jan 1788 - James, m. Agatha
8:149 to John Wimbish 18 Feb1788 - James, m. Agatha
8:267 (Bill of Sale of Attorney) to John Watson 21 July 1788 James, m.
Agatha
10: 249 Will Sarah Mitchell & children 19 Oct 1795 -another family
10: 484 Wm. Mitchell to James Mitchell 17 Oct 1796 -probably sons of
James & Agatha
14:377 James & Winifred (wf) to Wm C. Mitchell 16 Sept 1805 -another
family
14:379 James to Thos. Lovelace 16 Sept1805 - another family
14:385 James & Winifred to Nathaniel Lovelace 16 Sept 1805 -another
family
(no other Grantor deed for James after this date: left Pitts Co?)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Deed Book - Grantee Index: for James Mitchell
2: 258 from James Clements & wf 29 Aug 1771 -James, m. Agatha
2: 275 from James Clements & wf 29 Aug 1771 -James, m. Agatha
3: 402 from John Goad 25 Nov 1773 -James, m. Agatha
6: 13 from Joseph Collins 20 June 1780 - another family
6: 73 from Daniel Baugh 19 Dec 1780 - another family

A few of the deeds above:
Deed Book 8: 126
Deed: James Mitchell to Jeremiah Ward,250 ac on both sides Potters Creek, for £160, on 21 Jan 1788. Calls: Beg on Brian Ward Nowlin¹s lines by William Thompsons lines by Harmon Cooks lines, and by a survey made by Joshua Stone for the said Mitchell.
James Mitchell /s/ [no witnesses]
Memorandum: peaceful possession made by James Mitchell to Jeremiah Ward.
James Mitchell /s/ [no witnesses]
Recorded: 21 Jan 1788, this is the act and deed of James Mitchell and his wife Aggathy who was privily Examined as the law directs, relinquished her right of Dower.

Deed Book 8: 149-150
Deed of Trust: James Mitchel to John Wimbish, for the sum of £36, on 24 Sept 1787. Items sold: 3 feather beds of furniture,6 heads of cattle (one cow branded the marked not remembered, also saidcow¹s yearling branded one, on pied[?] Cow red & white, one red cow with a white back, and one pied yearling red & white, the last aforementioned cattle marked with a swallow fork in the right and a crop and slit in the left ear), one stone Colt two years old last Spring of a Black Coloured intermixed with white hairs, branded on the near shoulder and off Buttock with a Sw__le
Stireup Iron; one Bay horse with a star in his forehead, some saddle spots, branded on the near shoulder ³3²on the near Buttock ³R6² & on the off Buttock ³H I ³ and also all my household & kitchen furniture of every kind whatever all which property abovementioned I do warrant to the said Jno. Wimbish....
James Mitchell /s/
Wit: Jno. Wimbish Jr, H. Goar
Deed Book 8: 267
Bill of Sale: James Mitchel of Pittsylvania Co. for £75, to John Watson of said county have bargained and sold one Negro Wench named Fanny and her future increase.
Dated 29 Mar 1788
James Mitchell /s/
Wit:
Mary /m/ Wheat
Nancy Mitchell
James Mitchell agreed to a right of redemption for the sum of £24.17.03 up until 1 March 1790.

Deed Book 10: 484
Deed: William Mitchell of Pittsylvania Co. to James Mitchell of said county, 100 ac on Potters Creek for £50, 16 Apr1796. Calls: Beg on branch in Bryan Ward Nowlins line, up the branch to a fork, then up the main right hand fork to the source, then by line of blazed trees to a path that leads from the sd. Wm. Mitchell¹sto Writer¹s [?] at a fork of the same, then along Writer¹s line path to Jacog Bergars line, then along his line to Jacob Hedricks line, then along his line to Bryan W. Nowlins line, then along the sd Nowlins line to the Beg.
William Mitchell /s/
Wit: Adam Mitchell, Taliaferro Henslee, James Crowley.
Memorandum: peaceable possession
Note in margin: ³Delivered to Saml Nowlin from James Calloway 16 Aug 1847²

Deed Book 6: 70
Deed: Thomas Bennett of Montgomery Co. and Bryan Ward Nowlin of Pittsylvania Co. to William Mitchell, 100 acon branches of Potters Creek for £100, 25 Aug 1780. Calls: Beg at Brian W. Nowlin¹s corner oak, then along Daniel MKenzies line S 36 E 53 p to a white oak, then new lines N 51 E 109 p crossing a branch to a white oak; N 41 W 73 p crossing a branch to a white oak near a meadow; N 20 W 125 p to a white oak; S 42-1/2 W 132 p to pointers in Brian Ward Nowlin¹s line, then along his lines S 50 E 112 p to a shrub white oak, S 45 W 43-1/2 p to the Beg.
Thomas ³T² /m/ Bennet Bryan Ward Nowlin /s/
Wit:
James Mitchell
Robert Dalton
Solomon Dalton
Memorandum: peaceable possession. Same signers & witnesses Dower Rights: relinquished 25 Aug 1780by Margaret /m/ Bennet; same witnesses
Recorded: 21 Nov 1780
Contributed by Melanie Crain
Here's a bio of folks born and raised in Pittsylvania County but migrated to TX. Thought it might help some researchers looking for them elsewhere.
Submitted by Judy Ryden proofread by Lora Tindall January
2001
>From BIOGRAPHICAL SOUVENIR of the STATE OF TEXAS
Containing biographical sketches of the representative
public, and many early settled families.
Pub: F.A. Battey & Company, Chicago 1889
p. 294
George S. Fitzgerald was born in Stokes county,North Carolina, November 10, 1824 and lived there till twelve years old, then moved to Virginia. He isa son of John Fitzgerald, a farmer, who was born in Pittsylvania county, Virginia, and there lived and died. His wife, who bore the maiden name of Jane Sprattlen, was a native of the same county, and died there also. The great-grandfather of
subject was exiled from his native country, Ireland, on account of his adherence to the Protestant faith. His son, Matthew Fitzgerald, lived in Pittsylvania county, Virginia, and reared seven children --John, father of subject, being the youngest.
 George S. Fitzgerald is the eighth child in a family of ten, was reared in Pittsylvania county, Virginia, and lived there until 1857, when he came to Texas and settled in Grayson county, and has been a continuous resident of the county since. On reaching this State he was poor, but by his industry and perseverance has made himself a wealthy man, ranks among farmers as the "sturdy oak among forest
trees," and owns upward of 800 acres of fine land in Grayson county, a portion of it lying in Red River bottom. His farm is well stocked, and lies three miles north of Bell's.  In 1861 Mr. Fitzgerald joined the Confederate army as a private in Company H of the Chickasaw battalion, but was soon transferred to the ordnance department, and served until the close of the war.
 December 12, 1849, he married Miss Sarah B. Pritchett, a daughter of Joshua and Eliza (Inge) Pritchett, of Pittsylvania county, Virginia. She bore him five children --John A., born in Danville, Virginia; Mollie I., Eliza M., Minnie R. and Sallie F.; Mollie, Eliza and Minnie were born in Pittsylvania county, Virginia; Sallie F. was born in Grayson county, Texas. Mrs. Fitzgerald was born on February 7, 1829, in Pittsylvania county, Virginia, and died December 10, 1859, in Grayson county Texas. The second marriage of Mr. Fitzgerald took place November 10, 1861,to Miss Fannie D., a sister of his first wife. To this union no children have been born.  Of Mr. Fitzgerald's five children by his first marriage, John A. died November 11, 1875. Mollie married George F. Whiting, a farmer and stock raiser of Grayson county, and is the mother of seven children--George W., Henry, John, Lora, Bird, Dugan and William [an eighth child, Claude, was born in 1892 after the publication of this biography].Eliza M. married John W. Palmer, a merchant of Fannin county, Texas and has three children-- Pearl, John and Sallie Fannie. Minnie R. married Amos P. Templeton, a farmer in Grayson county, and also has three children--John, Claude and Clara. Sallie F. married Charley Bryant, a farmer in Fannin county, and has four children--Monroe, Albert, Berta and Fannie.
 In 1880 Mr. Fitzgerald was elected county commissioner, and served to the great satisfaction of his constituents until 1884. He is a staunch adherent to the Farmers' Alliance, is a Free Mason, and a member of the Methodist Episcopal church South.
Contributed by Judy Ryden
jryden@rogue.cc.or.us
THE RAMSEY FAMILY
Stone House
From page 12 of the Star-Tribune, Chatham, VA,. Thurs. April 7, 1983
The Old Stone House is a County Landmark that Has Disappeared
The Old Stone House, a landmark of Northwest Pittsylvania for some 170 years from about 1750 to around 1900. The old house was constructed by Thomas Ramsey, who came by way of Pennsylvania from Scotland. The rocks for the old house were hauled from a quarry on the farm by a blind horse. The blasting marks are still visible at the Old White Rock quarry. Someone inadvertently threw a cherry seed out the door. It sprouted at the back of the house and grew into a tree. Years later, it began to crack the walls of the house. The Ramseys moved out and the bats moved in. Although the Old Stone House has disappeared, the site was the Guy Ramsey farm located between Sandy Level and Museville, about a mile off Route 40. A. D. Ramsey, Star-Tribune correspondent for Penhook, has written an interesting background about the old landmark, and gives a sketch of the Ramsey family that built the Old Stone House and the offspring's that followed. In 1763, Thomas Ramsey purchased from John Richardson about 200 acres of land on Rocke Creek in what was then Halifax County. Although Mr. Ramsey had earlier purchased land on Reddis Creek and other places, he lived on this land after this time. During those years and until his death in 1790, he raised 13 children. He was one of the few people whose will named books, pewter, and guns as valuables, so he was by those standards, a reasonably wealthy man. On this land he, with the help of neighbors such as William Young (also kin) built the rock house. Using native rock, the house was a work of art. Some believe that John Richardson might have started the home earlier, and this may be true as he was a blacksmith and wheelwright. However, the house stood for many years and served as home for Hailey S. Ramsey family also. Hailey S. Ramsey was the son of Thomas Ramsey Jr. and a grandson of the first Thomas. Thomas Junior served his country during the Revolutionary War and in writings, he left behind a very sad story of hardship and trouble during this period. Thomas Junior lived most of his life in Franklin County, dying there in 1844.  His son Hailey S. apparently came back to Pittsylvania County in 1813, when he purchased the land from the Thomas Sr. estate. Making the Rock House their home, this family of 12 children (ten lived to adulthood) lived and grew within its walls. The house that should still be standing was destroyed by a tree. The tree grew between the wall, splitting the wall and making the house unsafe. The family then built onto the kitchen that stood a a short distance away, and the rock house was left to fate. Over the years, as family members died, a graveyard on the hill from the house grew. Hailey S, Ramsey and his wife Esther Zeigler Ramsey both rest there. It is believed that the first Thomas and his wife Frances are in unmarked graves. At least 30 unmarked graves are located within the area. Over the years, Hailey A. Ramsey, son of Hailey S. Ramsey purchased the land and when he and his wife Eliza Bennett Ramsey passed away, they were buried in the family graveyard. I about 1913, Walter Eugene Ramsey, son of Hailey A., and his two sons Guy Bennett Ramsey and Adolphus David Ramsey, fenced in the graveyard area. At this time, Adolphus Ramsey was about 13 years old. In 1927, Walter Eugene was laid to rest there, and in 1931 he was joined in death by his wife Mollie Rebecca Buck Ramsey. A son Roy Ramsey, already was buried there, having died in 1885. Other members of the Ramsey family with graves marked are Angeline Ramsey, daughter of Hailey A. and Eliza. (One interesting point, on her tombstone, the spelling Ramsay was used.) Armistead Fullove Ramsey has triplets buried there.
In an unmarked grave lies Hailey Bennett Ramsey and one of his children. Also little Mittie Ramsey is believed there and many others.
Much Ramsey history lives within this area and all descendants from the first Thomas Ramsey to the present families must feel pride in the known history.
There are 'ghost' tales also connected with the cemetery. Bessie Ramsey Divers, daughter of Walter and Mollie, was holding her small child, Juanita, one night when a light appeared at the spring area below the house. It traveled to the window in front of the chair where Bessie rocked her sick child. It hung there for a few minutes and then travelled to the road and followed the road to the graveyard hill. It disappeared halfway up the hill.  That night Juanita Divers died. She too lies in the family graveyard on the hill. Fannie Woody of Museville is perhaps the only living person that ever saw the house. She described it to her son.
 

THE RAMSEY SURVEY
 
transcript of Thomas F. Ramsey Sr. stone house deed

Thomas F. Ramsey Sr. - Portions of Deed for Stone House Land on Poplar Branch near Stone Creek and Piggs River. This is where he settled, built the stone house, and raised his family. (Original spelling, not mine!)

This indenture made the fifteen, day of July in the year of our Lord Christ one thousand seven hundred sixty three 1763 between John Richardson of Bedford County Blacksmith of the one part and Thomas Ramsey planter of the other part. Witness that the said John Richardson for and in consideration of ten pounds current money of Virginia to him in hand paid by the said Thomas Ramsey the receipt wherefor he the said John Richardson doth hereby exonerate and discharge the said Thomas Ramsey his heirs and assigns forever one certain tract of parcel of land containing by estimation and two hundred acres be the same more or less situate lying and being in the County of Halifax aforesaid and on Rocke run bounded by ....  Viz beginning at the dogwood north forty four degrees east forty six poles to a buchone the same side thervon noth sixty five degrees east (?)roping the r un one hundred and eight poles to a whit oak north sixty four points to a Spanish Oak northtwenty degrees east cropsing a branch eighty four points to a Whit oak then by a dividing line west to the old line to a red oak thence with the old line to the first station within these maintained lines two hundred acres of land more or less, together with the woods ....... woods waways water courner houses five fir ..... chine .. ofencing pasters and all veris ....
(Lots more you cannot read as copy was waterlogged at some time.)
Tract or parseel of land and priniser to have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land maintained with the appsetanances onto the said Thomas Ramsey, his heirs and asigns to the possession and behoof of him the said Thomas Ramsey his heirs and assigns forever and the said John Richardson his heirs exon j Adm do by these presents warrant and maintain good lawfull right forever unto the above maintained Thomas Ramsey his heirs EA Administrators and asigns to the said persons and also the said Thomas Ramsey his heirs Exas administration and assigns to the aid persons and also that the said Thomas Ramsey his heirs ex and assigns shall and may at all times forever have and hereafter peaceble and ...... have hold of enjoy all and singler the said premses above maintained with appertainances without the least trouble hindrance and interruption of him the said John Richardson his heirs and asigns and of all and every other person or persons that whatsoever claiming or to claime by from under him them or any of them in witness whereof the said John Richardson hath to these present set his hand and seal the day and year written.
signed, John Richardson
William Hale
Thomas Hale
William Mullins

Thomas F. Jr. Rev War Pension Request
Son of Thomas F. Sr. of the Stone House. This request was filed in Franklin County but Pittsylvania connections are strong. Not quite sure what county the family lived in at this point. Thomas Jr. lived most of his life in Pittsylvania for sure (in the stone house most of his life).
The pension request was filed on behalf of his heirs (children and, in the case of his eldest son already deceased, grandchildren). It was filed in Franklin County. They lived in Penhook at the time, which is only about 5 miles from Sandy Level (Pittsylvania). Not too sure the family moved very far -- think county designations just changed alot.
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION REQUEST FILED BY HEIRS ON BEHALF OF THOMAS F.
RAMSEY, JR.
State of Virginia
County of Franklin
On this 6th day of February in the year A. S. 1854, before the County Court of the said County, now sitting, personally appeared Joseph Edds a resident of said County, age ... years, w ho being first duty sworn recording to law makes the following. Declaration on oath in order to obtain the benefit of the provisions of the Act of Congress approved 7th June 1832. That he is the Administrator of Thomas Ramsey, deceased, who was a Revolutionary Soldier, and resident of said County. That he has been informed that said Thomas Ramsey was engaged in the service of the United States or
Colonies in the war of the Revolution and served in the Virginia Militia in said war for about two years and six months as follows -- That in the latter part of the year 1778 or first part of the year 1779 when the British General Mathews fleet, and army was expected to the Chesapeake and James River Country, and the cities of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg, and Richmond the Militia were called out and he volunteered for a tour of months and marched to the protection of the cities and country on tidewater, which was kept on a constant State of alarm, by threats of invasion, by the British who has uncontrolled command of the Cheasapeake and the navigable streams that enters into it. General Mathews expedition did not reach the State as early as was expected, but appeared in the Cheasapeake in the spring of the year, when he established himself at Portsmouth, and from that point sent out his forces, by land and water to sack the towns, murder and plunder the defenceless inhabitants, and destroy with fire and sword, every article of property, that he could not carry off. He has often heard Thomas Ramsey tell of his having marched to Portsmouth with the Militia which was collected as speedily as possible, and sent to drive Mathews from his position and of the calamitous condition of such of the inhabitants, of the Tidewater country, as had not
been able to fly at his approach. He said the British plundered everything of value - burnt their houses, with their contents and drove off their stock of every kind, or shot them down, in their presence. He said he had often wept at witnessing the sufferings and destitution of women and children whose houses had been burnt and they plundered of everything. The soldiers he said,
would strip the clothing of their own back, to cover the nakedness of those poor creatures. He declares that he has often heard the deceased Thomas Ramsey say that he then resided in the County of Pittsylvania, in the State of Virginia, and when about the part of 1778 or 1st part of the year 1779 a portion of the Militia was called to march to meet the invaders, he volunteered his service, at the place of rendezvous called 'the Widow McDaniels', in said county, for a period of not less than 9 months and that he served for said term of 9 months as a private in the company commanded by
one Captain Roberts, of Pitts--- in a Battalion commanded by Colonel ... That having faithfully performed this 9 months term as service he was discharged and returned home in proof of which, he (the declarant) refers to the Certificate of Captain Smith, here with annexed and to other proofs herewith presents. That from what he has heard the said Ramsey says on his life time, and from
the information of others, who had often conved with him he has heard and only believes that he again entered the service and served as follows -- in the year 1780 when the British Armies were envading the Southern States and carrying on a barbarous war in South & North Carolina and Georgia, threatening the subjugation of the whole country -- soldiers were again called for and very heavy draft made, at the rendezvous called 'the Widow McDaniels' from the Pittsylvania Militia early in that year (it is believed in February) who were held in readings to join such force as it was with understood and reported, would be marched from the North, under the command of Captains William Dix and John Wilson and Perkins ... and Co ... under whom they were marched to the lower country for the purpose of being armed and prepared to join the Northern Army, whensoever it should arrive, on its march South he joined those troops, being then under the command of Captain William Dix and Col ... and Brigadier General Stephens. He present in the unfortunate action at Camden South Carolina, Major General Gates being commander in chief with the Virginia Militia, harassed by sickness (dysentery) and worn down by marching through the pestilential swamps of that country; and nearly famished from the want of food, found themselves suddenly confronted by the British Army led by Lord Cornwallis, and supplied with every necessary. They were unable to withstand the shock of battle. They broke, and fled from the fields. A portion of them were rallied and Thomas Ramsey was among them, and were moved to a place, in Halifax, Va. where there was a company store and Rendezvous for troops. That place was near Dan River, but its name is forgotten. There they remained a considerable time, in the most miserable condition, their clothing having nearly all dropped off of them; at length they were ordered to march to a place then in Halifax, now in Pittsylvania, called 'Old Town', and being on the ... they were overtaken at Banister River, in Halifax, by an express Rider, sent by General Lafayette, by whose
orders they were discharged for that tour, about the last of Sept. or 1st October, having then been service upwards of nine months. It is believed that Thomas Ramsey, discharged the duties of Sergeant in this tour as he was often spoke of under the appellation of 'Sergeant Ramsey'. That the said Thomas Ramsey, as he has very often heard him say when he was living and as he verily believes to be true, also served a third tour of duty with Captain William Dix a patriotic and gallant officer, who was commanded to carry on the war, (after the defeat at Camden) in North Carolina when a call was made for troops, to join General Green, who had been sent by General Washington to take command of the Army, steped forth and volunteered, with a company of about 80 men, who volunteered under him, and joined General Greens army in the County of Halifax, Va., Thomas Ramsey volunteered under Cpt. Dix, who marched with Genl. Green into North Carolina about the last of December 1780 or 1st January 1781 and was with him, and fought bravely under the command of Genl. Lawson, at the battle of Guildford on the 15th March 17.. That they saw Sergeant Ramsey continued with the Army. until the 30th day of the month, when he as discharged, (at a place called Ramsays Mills) in North Carolina, where Genl. Green halted his army, and declined pursuing the retreating army of Cornwallis any further. This last tour could not have been less than 3 months so that adding the three services together it is evident the said Thomas Ramsey, served, as a Sergeant not less than the term of 18 months, from 1st Sept. 1778 till 15th June 1779 as a volunteer as in proved by the certificate of Capt. John Smith, hereto attached 2nd tour from 1st January 1780 till September 1780 9 months of which proof will be furnished and presented herewith. And also a sergeant 3rd tour from 1st January 1781 till 30th March 1781 proved by his discharge here to annexed. He (the aforesaid Joseph Edds) further declares that the said Thomas Ramsey deceased died at his own home in the County of Franklin Va., on the 24th day of October 1844 -- and that he has often heard him speak of his revolutionary services of his accidents and narrow escapes from death, by starvation, and the British bullets. He often expresses his intentions to apply for a Pension and for Bounty Land, but he was getting old and infirm and kept putting it off from time to time till death sealed his lips. but he put it off principally he believes because he was seperated from almost all of his old comrades, and because the 'Oath of Allegiance' and the two certificates, of Capt. Smith and Capt. Dix were mislaid and supposed to have been lost. But he declares that they were recently found, among some old papers of his fathers by his son Theodric A. Ramsey, in whose possession they were, and were delivered to him on the ___ day of March 1853. He further declares that after the termination of the service above mentioned Thomas Ramsey did reside in the following named Pittsylvania County, state of Va and that he finally died in Franklin, 24th day of October in the year 1844, leaving no widow surviving him, but that he left the following named children surviving him. 1st Healey Ramsey, now dead, leaving children in Pittsylvania, 2nd Theoderic A. Ramsey of Franklin, 3rd Elizabeth Ramsey married Salisbury Williams, and residing in State of Missouri, 4th Frances C. Ramsey married Joseph Edds, the declarant, now residing in the county of Franklin. He further declares that the name of the said Thomas Ramsey is not on the Pension List of any Agency whatever, that as his Administrator, he relinquishes every other claim to Pension that this is the first and only application ever made in his name and that his legal Administrator, he now applies for whatever Pension may have been due to said Thomas Ramsey, from
4th March 1831 to 24th October 1844 for the benefit of his surviving children above mentioned.
Joseph Edds, Adm.
Other persons confirming this were Micheal Zigler and Charles L. Potter
Contributed by Dianne Ramsey Diram@aol.com
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STEWART FAMILY LETTER-Pittsylvania County


Mr. John Stewart
Nottoway Parish Amelia County Virginia
6th May 1774

Dear Father John Davis brought your letter today and I write to tell you how pleased I am to hear from you as well as to share a few lines about your family here in Pittsylvania. Susanah as you know from brother John Kelly was very sickly and has been slow to mend. She is a good and dutyful wife and I must confess my fear was that she might never be any better. As for the children our Cely has taken to herself a husband since I wrote you Mr. Benjamin Ward. They stay with his brother Daniel Ward but talk much of going to Carolina. Jack tends to run wild much to the worry of his Mother and this does not help to better her poor state of health. Dan now stands as tall as brother Berry and is a favorite with the ladys. He is a fine son and in his conduct is much like brother Charles. Our Mary is a great comfort. Never was a girl more properly named for Mother being a most sensable girl and since Susanahs illness has taken charge of her Mothers dutys. It has been near five years since our Jesse left us and never is the day we do not think of our dear boy lost at such a tender age. As for myself I am in perfect health. I close with our respects to you and Mother and all the family. May God keep and bless you all.

Your son
John Stewart
Pittsylvania County Virginia

Copied from a letter owned by Mr. Joseph Ward of Watauga County, North
Carolina (now deceased).
Original Letter
Contributed by Betty Brown  bettembrown@yahoo.com
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Here is the story of the murder of George Craft by his brother Armisted, on August 10, 1833. The paper's date is August 17, 1833, and is called The Workingmen's Press.
 
"Horrid! - a second Cain. - Armistid Craft of the county of Pittsylvania, Va. on the 10th inst committed a most wanton and diabolical murder on the person of his brother George Craft, at the house of his father, Philip Craft, and immediately fled. The father immediately sent for his neighbors to whom he related the following facts. Armisted arose and fed his horse, and rode out that morning - returned to breakfast and fed his horse again. The family, composed of the father and two sons, set down to breakfast - when George remarked to Armisted that it was unnecessary to feed his horse so often, when corn was scarce, for which rebuke he received a slap on the mouth - George being a mild, orderly well disposed member of the Baptist church, requested his brother not to repeat it, which he did by inflicting a severe blow with his clenched hand. A recontre ensued, which resulted in George's throwing Armisted on the bed. The father taking him away, Armisted took advantage of this circumstance, seized George and threw him on the floor - when the father again interposed and separated them - ran Armisted into the corner - hearing something fall behind him, exclaimed 'Sir, you have killed your brother' - raised him up - when the fatal dirk fell from the bosom of the expiring boy, having entered between two ribs, and penetrated deeply into the heart. Mr. Jones the coroner, held an inquest over the body when the jury found that the deceased had been feloniously willfully and maliciously murdered by Armisted Craft - Greensborough Patriot
Below is an article that I had my library order about the murder of George Craft, son of Philip and Nancy (Parker )Craft. I got the copy out of Poulson's, but I see that is originally was in the LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN. Since it affects Pittsylvania I thought you might like a copy for the website.
From POULSON'S AMERICAN DAILY ADVERTISER, JULY 29, 1833, pg. 3
-from the LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN-
A Murder foul! Most foul and horrid! A Brother’s hand imbrued in the blood of a Brother! - A friend in Pittsylvania furnishes us with the following narrative of a murder recently perpetrated in that county:
“We have read in Shakespeare of a second Daniel, but it was reserved for the present era of Murders to be presented with a second Cain, in the person of ARMISTEAD CRAFT, of the county of Pittsylvania, who on the 10th instant, committed a most wanton and diabolical murder on the person of his brother, George Craft, jr. at the house of his father, Philip Craft - and then immediately fled. His father, being suspected of aiding his escape, contrary to the act of Assembly, and thereby becoming an accessory after the fact, was arrested on the 13th instant, and , on the 15th was brought before S. Coleman, D. H. Clark, V. Dickenson, W. L. Pannill, and L. Dillard, Esqrs. Justices of the Peace, who, after a patient and impartial
Examination of a number of witnesses, pronounced that the testimony would not bear them out in pronouncing the prisoner guilty, and he was therefore discharged . A synopsis of the testimony may not prove uninteresting, viz: That, passing by the house, heard considerable noises - had curiosity to ascertain the cause - turned in direction of the house - saw Armistead Craft running at full speed across the field - reached the house, and understood from the father that Armistead had killed his brother George.
The father sent for his neighbors, a number of whom soon assembled - to whom he stated that on that morning Armistead arose, rode out, returned to breakfast, and fed his horse again. The family, composed of the father and two sons, sat down to breakfast - when George remarked to Armistead that it was unnecessary to feed his horse so often, when corn was scarce, for which rebuke he received a slap on the mouth - George, being a mild, orderly, well-disposed member of the Baptist Church, requested his brother not to repeat it - which he did, by inflicting a severe blow with his clenched hand. A rencounter ensued, which resulted in George’s throwing Armistead on the bed. The father taking him away. Armistead took advantage of this circumstance, seized George and threw him on the floor - when the father again interposed, and separated them - ran Armistead (the eldest of the two) into the corner - hearing something fall behind him, exclaimed, “Sir, you have killed your brother - raised him up, when the fatal dirk fell from the bosom of the expiring boy, having entered between two ribs, and penetrated deeply into the heart. Armistead asked his father’s forgiveness, who ordered him from his presence. The neighbors sat up with the corpse that night. After midnight, the father came downstairs with his overcoat on, and a bundle in his hand - went to the desk and took a bag therefrom, containing something weighty - went out, and remained several hours. Whether the bundle contained clothes, and the bag money, and whether the absent time was spent with the refugee, the witnesses could not tell. Mr. Jones, the Coroner, held an inquest over the body, when the jury found that the deceased had been feloniously, willfully, and maliciously, murdered, by Armistead Craft.”
 
Contributed by Sallie Hurt [slhurt@charter.net]
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I am a descendent of the Motley/Gardner/Eddy line from Pittsylvania County. I have a 4 page letter written by my great-great grandmother Lucy Ann Eddy Garder (1845-?), wife of Jacob Shelhorse Gardner (1846-?) to her daughter Nannie Jane Gardner Motley (1867-1939) and son-in-law Elijah Motley (1859-1905) from Bannister Virginia that I’d like to share with you for public genealogical use on the Pittsylvania VAGenWeb site if you would like to use it.
<>It contains names of not only my ancestors, but also some of the neighbors of theirs at the time. <>


I also have a one page sheet of paper written sometime in the 1930s by Nannie Jane Gardner where she lists her Gardner genealogy from her great grandparents down through her children and grandchildren although who she lists as her great grandparents is contrary to other supposed well-documented evidence. I have tried to reconcile that difference but have not as yet been successful.
This letter is from Lucy Ann Eddy Gardner b. 9 Nov 1845, wife of Jacob Shelhorse Gardner b. 24 May 1846 to her daughter Nannie Jane Gardner Motley b. 4 Jan 1867Pittsylvania County. My comments in here are written in italic text. Glenn Clark 11/29/2006
 
Banister Va August 19th, 1892
 
Dear Nannie & Elija & Children
 
I will try to write you all a few lines this evening. I have not wrote to you in so long that I do not know what to say this leaves us all well and guley But me I have not been well in so long I have all most give up ever being well a gain. I have tried so hard to get well and do what I had to do but I am far from it. I received your letter last week and was truly glad to hear from you & I was so thankful to hear you was well. I was so glad to get those letters that you sent me. I think I will write to Mrs. Keesee now soon. Nannie your uncle Tom (I believe this to be David Thomas Eddy b. abt 1841) was here.  Last Saturday was a week. He is well. I know you will be surprised to hear that Lucy Eddy and John Hunt is married. Tom said nothing he could say would do any good. Mat is down at Kates. I read a letter from Mat to her Pa and one from Lucy Mot (I believe this to be Elijah’s sister Lucy Motley b abt. 1856) was at Mrs Murpheys when she wrote.  Kate expects to be confined some time in this month. Nannie I have the fattest baby. I believe he is the fattest baby we ever did have (I believe this to be Richard Dewitt Gardner b. 6 Jun 1892). Minnie has another boy and so has Jennie Parrish. They are all about the same age of my boy.  Minnie has been up here to see them all since her babe was born and her and Willie come down to see us. We had a barn raising last Tuesday and they have covered it and are chinking it now. Nannie we have had plenty of watermelon and muskmelon. I wish you all could have some of them; there has been a protracted meeting at Swansonville this week and
 
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one at Trinity. Jimmie went every night to Swansonville.  Last Friday night he walked down there. Tom and John went with him. He said he never saw such a meeting. 14 or 15 was dunked and as many to be emersed. John said he had to set up in the Stand. Mr Clark sit on the floor whild Mr Medows preached. There was many that had to stand.
Well this Sunday evening I will try and finish my letter. They are all gone to Liberty but my self and little ones and have not returned yet. I know you will be surprised to hear that they turned Mat Parrish out of the church yesterday. Nannie I could not tell you if I would write all evening what it was for he has done so much and said so much. But it all started from the way he done and talked about Bickey. I wish I could see you and all. I want to see Bessie (Nannie’s third child Bessie Celestial Motley b. Nov 1890) so much. Lillie (Lucy’s youngest daughter Lillie Mae Harrison Gardner, b. 1888) talk so much about Besse. She wants to name her little brother Bessie. We have not named him yet. You must send me a Litter name for him. I never saw as quiet and good child in my life and as fat as a pig. He has black hair and eyes. His head looks just like your uncle Wills.
Well Nannie it is so warm this evening I can hardly write and no rain yet but we have had rain since you have unless you have had some since you wrote to us. But we are needing rain now badly. Mr Ed Gatewood lost one of his little boys not long ago. His oldest one. He was buried at Chatham. There has been a good many deaths around here. Joe Gibson is dead and old Miss Ann Breedlove and Jim Mays’ wife. They was buried over
 
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here at this grave yard. Jim Mays’ wife left 3 children. Jim Mays’ wife was Mollie Easly; are you going to stay down there next year and let me know what was the cause of Sallie Shelton’s death. I do not know yet whether we will stay here or not. Jake said he would not stay unless he could rent the hold place where Mr Horkins live and this too Nannie. Lelie Thompson has two tumors growing in her and she is going to Richmond this week to have an operation performed on her. Mr and Mrs Goggins is going with her. I do never expect to see her again. I have not seen her. Every one says she is a sight. Nannie your Pa has come and says Willie Gardner is coming home with the children. Her Bill Goggins her and uncle Tommy come to uncle Pleseys yesterday. If I was well I would not mind it but you know how I have to do. I am not well and I do not know what ails me. I am just weak and my back hurts me so some times that I do not know what to do. I hope Willie has not come to stay long. You know Kate was here last summer and I was not well then and whild she was here there was always some one else. I did not mind Lillian at all no more than one of my own. We got a letter from Sallie Wood (I believe this to be the same Sallie C Wood who married John Wood. They lived in Bannister in 1880 according to the US Census and were in Newport News in 1900 Census living and had nephew William T Gardner living with them, therefore I believe it is possible that Sallie Wood was actually Sarah C. Gardner b. ab 1857, William T. Gardner’s father Jacob Shelhorse Gardner’s sister. ) last week. She wanted to know what had become of you. She said she had not heard from you since she left Danville. I do not know whether Jimmie will stay at home next year or not. If his Pa rents the hold place he will. We get plenty milk and butter and snaps and tomatoes.
 
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I will have to close for this time.  I thought I would finish this sheet but I can think of so much I have to do tonight if it is Sunday. Tell Elijha thanks to him for the Anti-Liquor. I like it splendid.  You all must write soon. We get daily mail now at Banister. Get a load of paper every week. Write me word how Davis (Nannie’s first son Beverly Davis Motley b. 3 Jun 1885) and Minnie (Nannie’s first daughter Minnie I Motley b. Dec 1887) performed at Children’s day. I hope they did well. You write soon and let me hear from you. I thought you never was going to write to me again. You must come this fall or winter to see us. It looks like it would be too good to think you was coming a gain. There it is 6 oclock and I must get up from here. I do not know as you can read this or not. I am so nerves I can’t half write. Be sure to write soon. Kiss the Children for me. Remember me in your Prayers. I remain as ever your Dear Mother.
 
L A Gardner


Descendants of William F. Gardner

1 William F. Gardner 1820 - 1879
.. +Martha Jane Shelhorse 1828 -
........ 2 John B. Gardner 1840 -
........ 2 James R. Gardner 1842 -
........ 2 Mary Gardner 1845 -
........ 2 Jacob Shelhorse Gardner 1846 -
............ +Lucy Ann Eddy 1845 -
................... 3 Nannie Jane Gardner 1867 - 1939
....................... +Elijah D. Motley 1859 - 1905
............................. 4 Beverly Davis Motley 1885 - 1960
................................. +Annadelle Bernice Poole 1891 - 1966
........................................ 5 Ellis Tyree Motley 1911 - 1959
............................................ +Phyllis Hildebrand 1909 - 1971
........................................ 5 James Stuart Motley 1914 - 1914
........................................ 5 Cecil Gilbert Motley 1921 - 1986
............................................ +Norma Unknown 1928 -
........................................ 5 Howard Mercer Motley 1926 - 1982
............................. 4 Minnie I. Motley 1887 - 1982
................................. +Robert James Adrian 1882 - 1982
............................. 4 Bessie Celestial Motley 1890 - 1982
................................. +Emile E. Peterson Unknown - Unknown
............................. 4 Beulah A. Motley 1894 - 1957
................................. +Junius Smith Seal 1885 - 1957
............................. 4 Lucy A. Motley 1896 - 1982
................................. +Harry Canford Hord 1893 -
............................. 4 Raymond W. Motley 1900 - 1970
................................. +Mary Elizabeth Brummell 1900 - 1934
............................. 4 Paul G. Motley 1903 - 1919
............................. 4 Babygirl Motley
............................. 4 Babygirltwo Motley
............................. 4 Babyboy Motley
................... 3 James Eddie Gardner 1869 -
....................... +Ana Unknown
................... 3 Charles Lee Gardner 1870 -
................... 3 Nora Alice Gardner 1874 -
................... 3 William Thomas Gardner 1876 -
....................... +Minnie Lee Unknown 1878 -
................... 3 John Robert Gardner 1879 - 1956
....................... +Virginia Cabell Hundley 1881 -
................... 3 Henry Garfield Gardner 1881 -
................... 3 Edgar Cleverland Gardner 1884 -
....................... +Rose Unknown 1889 -
................... 3 Lilie Mae Harrison Gardner 1888 -
................... 3 Richard Dewitt Gardner 1892 -
....................... +Annie Easley
........ 2 Anna Elizabeth Gardner 1847 -
............ +Robert W. Shorter 1841 -
................... 3 Loula C. Shorter 1868 -
................... 3 James William Shorter 1869 -
....................... +Nellie K Unknown 1880 -
................... 3 Martha E. Shorter 1873 -
................... 3 John H. Shorter 1876 -
....................... +Mary Lee Chowning
................... 3 Clyde G. Shorter 1878 -
................... 3 Claude C. Shorter 1881 -
................... 3 Henry Wade Shorter 1884 -
................... 3 Jacob Finch Shorter 1886 - 1971
....................... +Marie Unknown
................... 3 Anna B. Shorter 1889 -
........ 2 William H. Gardner 1851 -
........ 2 Martha J. Gardner 1854 -
........ 2 Sarah C. Gardner 1857 -

Contributed by Glenn [GlennClark@Comcast.net]
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<>                               HAMMACK/HAMMOCK FAMILY OF VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
 

Richmond County, Virginia
 
1701 -William Hammack left a will there in 1701. Mentioned youngest son William daughter Elizabeth. both minors. Executor was Richard Hammack.
 
1740 documents - Robert, Benedict and Ann Hammock. North Farnam Parisd where Goads were in ca 1665-1740.
 
Albemarle County
 
1755 - John , RW soldier, born, married Mary (Nancy ?) Maples.
 
1755 - John married Mary Martin ????
 
CHECK THESE . …………………………….
 
Lunenburg County
 
1752 tax list - John Hammack, George and John Phillips, Thomas Snow.
 
1769 - tax list - Hugh, William, John, Sr. and John,. Jr. listed near each other, Robert near.
 
1791 Mar 21 - Nancy married Thomas Hanks.
 
1791 - William left a will naming son William and daughter Elizabeth. Executor was Richard Hammack, whose wife was Mary Ann, they had four sons who were in Madison County, Kentucky by 1820- (census). An internet posting says son William married (1) Jane Long (2) Rosey Ann Hedrick in 1838.
 
Pittsylvania County, Virginia
 
1767 - Richard of the first tax list with Goads, both families from Richmond County, Virginias.
 
1768 Nov 11 - Will of John Sloan (wife Eleanor Dodson). witnessed by Richard and Mary Hammack and Daniel Witcher (his wife Susannah Dalton).
 
1770 July 26 - William Atkinson sold land on the south side of the Pigg river to Richard Hammack, witnessed by William Witcher.
(Franklin County , “Jomima“, daughter of Mary Hammack, married Thomas Bolton. Her mother was a Witcher - wife of Richard ?).
 
Internet message - Richard had sons Lewis and William. William married Jane Long and went to Montgomery County, Va. ; ”Several married Boltons”.
 
1777 - Richard swore the loyalty oath . By 1785, his apparent widow, “Maryan“, appeared with a family of eight. Four sons reportedly went to Madison County, Kentucky (see below).
 
1784 May 1 - John Hammack married Elizabeth Goad, daughter of William (born 1734).
 
1785 tax list - John Hammack, family of five (John, Sr. . no doubt)
 
1788 Dec 18 - Mary married James Smith.
 
1798 - James and John Hammack, near David and John Polley, Daniel Witcher, Jr.
 
1802 Dec 29 - William Goad sold land on “Redish” (Ready’s) Creek to John Hammack, his son-in-law. Witnesses were Spencer Hammack , Talia--ro Hammack (as signed), David and Jacob Vance, William Witcher, Jr.
 
Spencer Hammack born ca 1784, married 1810 Nancy “Mease” (Meece) born 1791, daughter of Philip and Catherine Meece. Others say he married Sarah Meese which I think is correct.
 
John Meece married Catherine Goad. The latter went to Maury County, Tenn. ca 1804, had five sons. He did not return from the Battle of New Orleans in 1815.
 
Taliaferro (“Tolliver”) born ca 1785, , brother of Spencer, married 1810 Sarah Meece. Meece married Goad and went together to Maury County, Tennessee ca 1804., Tolliver and Spencer, were sons f John and Elizabeth (Goad) Hammak.
 
Other children of John and Elizabeth (Goad) Hammack were
Coleman born 1794 in Pitt., died 1866 in Macon County, Tenn, buried Hammock cemetery in Macon, married ca 1820 Frances Jacobs (1799-1895)
John T. born 1785-1892 in Pitt, on 1820 Pitt census
Mildred married 1813 Pitt to Abraham “Meese”
Elizabeth born 1800-1801, probably in Pitt. married 1826 John Jacobs born 1799. Jacobs also married Goads in ca 1800 Pitt.
 
June 1798 - John and James Hammack listed with Goad, Witcher, Young,. Meece, Ramsey, all related, many to Smith County, Tenn.
 
Catherine Clements married (1) William Hammack (2) Robert Thompson. She died in the early 1830s. Had a son Robert Hammack. They lived in the part of Patrick County in 1794 that became Carroll County. In 1794 they bought 300 acres on Back Creek from Stephen Senter. A son Nelson Thompson was born in Albemarle County in 1783 and was a resident of Amherst County in 1794.
 
1784 - Month of May - Elizabeth “Gord” (Goad) married John Hammack (probably John, Jr.), she the daughter of William and Tabitha Goad.
 
1830 census - John Hammock , age 70-80, female 50/60 (the John who married Elizabeth Goad in 1784 ? Probably but the female is too young to be Elizabeth Goad/
Same census - Spencer Hammock , age 40-50 or 50-60 ?, six listings from John Hammack, John G. 30-40.
 
1839 - John Alfred Hammack, brother to Taliaferro, married Mary Hendrick.
 
1834 - Mary “Mease” born 1834 married Abraham Hammack, she the daughter of Pendleton and Senia (Thompson) Mease .
 
1850 census - Coleman Hammock and wife Frances Jacobs had children born in 1821, and 1827, one a son named Taliaferro. Also Coleman, Jr. who married Adeline Vance. Some of these went to Macon County, Tenn. Jacobs married Goad in ca 1800 Pitt.
 
Franklin County, Virginia
 
1788 Jan 26 - Peter Hammock married Nancy (Pritty ?), surety Micasjah Beck.

Montgomery County, Virginia -
 
1794 - Catherine Thompson of Patrick County bought land from Stephen Sender She married (1) William Hammack (2) Robert Thompson, had five Thompson children, four slaves. She supposedly was from Amherst/Albemarle County.
 
One William was a brother to “Toliver”, sons of Spencer.
 
West Virginia
Martin, RW soldier, brother to John of Grainger, also RW.
 
Grainger County, Tennessee -
 
John Hammack born 1755-1785, married Nancy Maples. went to Grainger as did the following siblings : James, Peter, Daniel, Jemima ( who married Thomas Bolton, Sr.). John went from Pittsylvania to Greenbrier County, Va, then to Grainger. These are said to be children of John and Mary (Martin) Hammack.
 
1802 - Pleasant born.
 
1810 census - John and Peter over age 44 ; William and Elizabeth (not a couple) , age 26/44 ; John 16/25.
 
Susannah Elizabeth Hammock married Edward or Edmund Maples. Their children born in the 1840s in Grainger.
 
1860 census - Edmond Maples, age 25. In his household was John Hammack, age 81 (born ca 1779).
A much older Edmund Maples born 1771 lived in Watauga and Jonesboro, Tenn. He reportedly had a sister who married John Hammack.
 
In 1782 Pittsylvania, William Maples paid a land tax along with many related families in the Pigg River area - Goad, Young, Wade, Dalton, Clements.
 
Other Maples in Pitt …… ADD………………
 
Smith County, Tennessee, -
 
1820 census - - Daniel Hammack, same page as Goasd and Dillard.
1820 census - Daniel Hammack on the same page as Goads.
1830 census - William, James D. and “Talafaro”.
1840 census - James D. age 30/40, , Mary age 70/80. “Toliver”. At least in Virginia, Taliaferro was pronounced “Tolliver”.
 
Overton County. Tenn. Census -
 
William Hammack age 26/44 - 000010 -- 00100, two households from William Goad.
 
Anderson County, Tennessee, 1850 census - Ephraim Hammack., age 51, born in Virginia.
 
Four sons of Richard and Mary of Pittsylvania County, Virginia reportedly moved to Madison County, Kentucky.
 
Madison County, Ky.
 
1810 census - I find only three : Daniel, William, Lewis, all in the 26/44 age bracket, hence born 1766-1784. They were spelled “Hammack”.
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Pittsylvania COUNTY, VIRGINIA OATHS OF ALLEGIANCE, 1777
 
In 1777, Capt. William Witcher was one who took loyalty oaths to the Continental cause from approximately 105 men over the age of sixteen. Many on the list were related. This is an attempt to show some of these relationships.
 
JAMES MITCHELL - Married 1767 to Agatha Dalton born ca 1750, daughter of Robert Dalton, Sr. who married Mary Key, daughter of John and Martha Key. James probably moved to Greenville County, South Carolina.
 
JOHN WITCHER, JR. died 1825, son of William and Polly.
 
RICHARD BENNETT - Born 1733, son of William and Mary (see next entry), on 1780 Pitt tax list.
 
WILLIAM BENNETT born 1704, married (1) Mary Humphreys (2) Hannah Goad born 1732, sister to Joanna Sevier. William may have died in Montgomery County.
 
ROBERT GOAD - My ancestor. Son of Abraham Goad (1710-1779). Movred to Montgomery/Grayson County, Va. Died there 1835. Wife Isabel.
 
ABRAHAM GOAD - Died 1779. Wife Joanna.
 
WILLIAM GOAD - Probably son of John of Bedford County , William born 1734. Wife Tabitha.
 
CHARLES GOAD - born ca 1749. Parentage uncertain, wife was Rachel, possibly a Dalton.
 
JOHN DALTON - born 1732, wife was Patience (or the John who married Christina Wadw born 1769, died 1780.
 
SOLOMON DALTON - born 1760, son of Robert Dalton, Sr. , married Polly Terry, 1783, went to Greenville County, South Carolina, 1796.
 
WILLIAM DALTON = born ca 1750, probably a son of Timothy who died 1775. Wlliam went to Grayson County (now Carroll) Virginia and left a huge progeny there including my mother.
 
THOMAS DALTON - born before 1761, parents uncertain.
 
ROBERT DALTON (1715-1779), married Mary Key, daughter of John and Martha Key.- He left a will in Pittsylvania.
-
ROBERT DALTON, JR. -born before 1751, son of Robert, Sr. Lt. In the RW under Capt. William Witcher, wife Mary may have been a Witcher .
 
DAVID DALTON. JR. born early 1750s, died 1796, son of John Dalton, wife was Judith.
 
TIMOTHY DALTON born ca 1758, son of John, disappeared 1788.
 
SAMUEL DALTION - born ca 1758, probably son of Timothy who died 1775.
 
TOBIAS PHILLIPS - a son of George Phillips whose parents were Tobias and (ADD ) Phillips of Richmond County, Virginia, sister to Abraham Goad this list. Young Tobias went to Grasyson County, Virginia and died there.
 
DANIEL WITCHER - born 1744 , married Susannah Key Dalton born 1748, daughter of Robert Dalton, Sr. , died 1815 in Smith County, Tenn. Two daughter married Goads, two Youngs and one Ramsey.
 
JOHN WITCHER, SR. son of Cspt. William, married , went to Grainger County, Tennessee, died there
 
REUBEN WITCHER - (1750-1832), son of Capt,. William, married Jane Dalton ….. daughter of ?????
 
PATRICK MORRISON daughter Betsy married William Goad, son of John, Jr. , William and Patrick soon went to the Watauga settlements and fought at King’s Mt. under kinsman Col. John Sevier. See John Barnard below.
 
THOMAS RAMSEY, JR. - 1736-1780, son of Thomas, Sr., married Frances Young, son of Capt. William Young, whose two sons married daughters of Daniel and Susannah (Dalton) Witcher. Thomas, Jr. lived and died in Franklin County, Va.
 
BENJAMIN TARRANT - married ca 1765 Martha Dalton, daughter of of Robert, Sr. , went to Greenville County, South Carolina before 1800.

PEYTON WADE - son of Edward, Sr., married in 1785 Mary Tarrant, daughter of Benjamin.
 
JAMES BENNETT (1755-1826), son of William and Hannah, married Leticia Kerr.
 
STEPHEN BENNETT - born ca 1746, son of William and Hannah , married Grissel Wade, daughter of Edward Wade, Sr. , in Anderson County, South Carolina in 1800.
 
“BERY” (Benjamin) BENNETT - born ca 1760, son of William and Hannah.
 
THOMAS BENNETT - born ca 1742 , son of William and Mary, in Montgomery County militia in 1780, in Greenville County. South Carolina in 1800, died in Kentucky.
 
REUBEN BENNETT - (1757-1847), son of Peter and Frances and grandson of William and Mary,, went to Lancaster County, South Carolina.
 
RICHARD HAMMACK - wife was Mary, parents of John Hammack who married Elizabeth Goad, daughter of William Goad, Sr,, brother to Joanna Sevier and Hannah Bennett.
 
BRIAN (Bryant/Bryan ?) (Ward) NOWLIN - 1740-1810, married (1) Mary “Lucy” Wade, daughter of Edward Wade, Sr. (2) Mildred Hutchings. Bryant left a will in Pitt. In (ADD)
 
JAMES NOWLIN - brother to above Bryant. One James married Nancy Marlow in 1784 Pitt.
 
ROBERT SEVIER - brother of Col. John Sevier, Robert a captain at King’s Mt., died of wounds on the way home. mother Joanna (Goad) Sevier, was an older sister of Hannah (Goad) Bennett.
 
JOHN TURLEY, 1750-1851 ??  , wife was Martha.
 
RANDAL (Randolph) BOBBITT - son of married Fanny Walden (some say Rachel Phillips).
 
HENRY ATKINSON - Henry, Jr. on 1767 tax list, died 1826, married Charity Ramsey, born 1762, sister to Thomas Ramsey, Jr.
 
HARMON COOK - married Mary Agnes Turk., died in Shelby County, Tennessee, left a will there.
 
ABRAHAM RAZOR - son of Peter and Margaret, born 1750s, married Elizabeth Witcher, likely daughter of Capt. William. Another reference has Abraham as a son of Paul, Sr. (two Abes ?).
 
PAUL RAZOR, SR. - RW soldier, married Mary C. Cook, daughter of Harmon , Paul “Razar” (Sr. or Jr.?) on property tax list in 1782 Montgomery County with Abraham “Razar”. went to Kenticky, died in Shelby County, Kentucky. as did Harmon Cook. Both reportedly left wills there.
 
PAUL RAZOR, JR. - Son of Paul, Sr.
 
JOHN BARNARD - son of Francis (male), married (1) Anna Carr, went to Sullivan County, Tenn. Descendants married Daltons in Hawkins County, Tennessee, daughter Mary married James Morrison, son of the above Patrick.
 
JONATHAN JENNINGS - married Diannah Bobbitt, daughter of James who died in 1761 in Halifax County. Jonathan was brother-in-law to Capt. William Bobbitt of Montgomery County, Va. whose daughter Margaret married Tobias Phillips, son of George.
 
JOHN JUSTICE - a shoemaker and constable. on 1767 Pitt. Tax list. One John married Elizabeth Young in 1798 Pitt.
 
JAMES PHIPPS - John Phipps was a brother or father to Mrs. Ephraim Witcher. James ?
 
DAVID POLLY - Son of Edward, David on 1767 tax list with several Daltons, married Agnes Adkins (Atkinson), son of William and Lydia (Owens) Atkinson, , had a son Joseph born 1757 who married Lavinia Midkiff in 1785. One David (Jr. ?) married Elizabeth Justice. One David Polly moved to Kanawha County, Va. Some in that area used the name “Pauley”.
 
WILLIAM LAWSON - Lunenburg tax lists 1748-1750 with Daltons and James Hensley, 1767 tax list in Pitt., 1778-1780 tax lists in Henry County, two Williams in 1780, one listed as ”Big Billy, tax list in Montgomery, 1789. Same William ?  Son ? Robert Lawson married Sarah Goad in Montgomery ca 1790s., to Tennessee.
 
JNO. HENSLIE, SR - Taxed in 1752 Lunenburg as John Hensley with four other Henslrys, Benjamin David, William, James.
 
JOHN HENSLIE. JR. - unmarried ass per 12782 and 1783 tax lists, perhaps the John who married Mary Wade, daughter of David Wade, in 1792.
 
JOHN PARTIN - born 1722 in Halifax County, North Carolina. John and James Partin were on a tax list in 1787 Montgomery County; they missed militia muster the same year and a notation was that they had gone to North Carolina John died there un 1802. John and Charles on 1775 Pitt tax list.
 
THOMAS SHOCKLEY - born 15 Sept 1755, son of Richard (1733-1800) and Lydia (Briggs) Shockley from Goochland County. Richard and a Thomas were taxed in 1749 Lunenburg, Thomas married Connie Salton/Sartor and was in the Montgomery County militia in (YEAR???) . His mother was Elizabeth Adkins (ca 1741-1795).
Note : Adkins and Atkinson were the same family.
 
WILLIAM WRIGHT - on 1767 tax list. He and John Wright applied for compensation for losses sustained on the war.
 
ISAIAH WALDRUP - no data but James Waldrup, Jr was connected to the Goad family in three states. James married Mary Morrison, daughter of the above Patrick, served as an ensign in the Sullivan County, Tennessee militia ca 1790 , left a will in Georgia in 1836
 
 
JACOB and WILLIAM DYER - George, Nathan and Agnes married children of David Dalton in 1775-1788 . Same Dyers (CHECK) to Grainger County, Tennessee. …………………….
 
GEORGE PHILLIPS ?? - Could be the George on this list whose surname was blurred, his parents were Tobias and Hannah (Goad) Phillips and his son the Tobias on this list. Assessed for army supplies, 1781.
 
DAVID WILLIS - witnessed will of Arthur Hopkins in 1776 with John and Peyton Smith, Samuel Calland, John Smith, George Herndon, Leonard Tarrant were involved. John Willis was on the 1767 tax list, John, William and Major on 1782 Pitt tax list, a John on 1810 tax list.
 
ARTHUR FEARN - no data but Thomas Fearn witnessed the will of Robert Payne in 1785, executors were and Robert Payne and William Harrison. In 1790, Thomas Fearn witnessed the will of James Dixon, Paynes again involved, Charles Payne, born 1758, son of Col. Robert Payne married Leanna Fearn.
 
GEORGE HENDERSON -- several Henderson had land entries in Halifax in ca 1755 and in Pittsylvania in 1767 but none were George.
 
WILLIAM MOORE - lived on Frying Pan Creek in 1776.
 
JAMES JOHNSTON - 1775 Pitt tax list. In 1751 in Lunenburg, James Johnston and James Lawson jointly purchased land on Sandy Creek of Chestnut Creek The name of James Johnston appears on Montgomery County militia rolls in 1781. Another married there (then Botetourt County) in 1811.
 
ELIAS SMITH - 1775 tax list. Many Smiths but I find no data for Elias.
 
The following appear on both the 1767 tax list and the oath list but about who I know nothing more :
 
Daniel Collings (Collins) and James Harrison
 
The following appear only on the oath list among records I possess :
 
 Robert Romer, John Hunt, Sr., James Lidleton, James Garrison, Simon Tashes (Toshes), Nathan Hill, , Joseph Walker, Jonathan Phillips.
I have researched genealogy for over thirty years, I descend from Pitt. families Goad, Dalton, Jennings, others.
 
Being retired, just for fun I have been preparing research "papers" (files) on many families that lived along the Pigg River 1766 (and earlier) up to ca 1820. I have prepared about twenty such files and asm working on more.

 Ken Haas
Contributed by KENNETH HAAS [kennethaas@msn.com]
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Casualties of World War I from Pittsylvania County & Danville
305th Engineers Regimental History- 1918




The following is a transcription of papers handed down from my grandfather. Richard Dewitt Gardner was born 1892 in Callands, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. His parents were Jacob Shelhorse Gardner and Lucy A. Eddy Gardner.  Jacob’s parents were William Finch Gardner and Martha Jane Shelhorse, all of Pittsylvania County. Lucy Eddy’s parents were Thomas Eddy and Nancy Mason of Franklin County, Virginia.
This transcription is of documents in the possession of my father, Robert Gardner, and is related to Richard Gardner’s service in the Army during the First World War. He was part of the 305th Engineer Regiment (Company B), 80th Division, 3rd Army. He was injured during his service on two occasions, both times a result of inhalation of mustard gas. According to my grandfather, his first encounter with the gas was due to a faulty gas mask. He was hospitalized for a short time, then was returned to his unit. Due to his injury he was assigned as a messenger and driver. He was driving down a road that was being shelled, so he stopped and jumped into a foxhole or bomb crater to wait out the shelling. Unfortunately, the bottom of the hole was filled with gas, and as he was still recovering from the previous incident, this time the gas did major damage to his lungs. He was in a hospital in France for a long time, and did not get home until many months after the War ended. As a result of his injuries, his heart was badly damaged, which limited him in his activities. He married Mary Anne Easley, daughter of Edward Thomas Easley and Virginia Belle Beck, of Callands, Pittsylvania County. They moved to Ashland, Boyd County Kentucky and had four children, of which my father Robert R. Gardner was the youngest. My grandfather died at the young age of 49, just days before Pearl Harbor in 1941, due to heart failure. He is buried in Ashland, Ky.
The following papers consist of a roster of the members of Company B of the 305th Engineers, then a page showing the units’ movements after arriving in France in 1918. The third piece is a 14-page document that was originally bound with two clips at the top of the pages. I do not know if other copies of this booklet exist. The pages are in fairly good condition, though one page has a large piece missing. I attempted to transcribe the pages exactly as they appear, using the same sentence and page breaks, as well as the original spelling. The last page is a copy of a history of the 80th Division with the source at the bottom.
I wanted to publish this in the Pittsylvania County website, as my grandfather was a native of that county. The 305th Engineers and the 80th Division were formed at Camp Lee Virginia, and I figured that many of the members of this unit were from Virginia, and perhaps from Pittsylvania. I hope this is of some use to anyone researching their family. Any questions or comments may be sent to:
 
HEADQUARTERS 305TH ENGINEERS
AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES.
     France, December 1st, 1918
ROSTER OF SEPARATE ORGANIZATIONS THIS REGIMENT AS OF
December 1st, 1918
- - - - - - -
Regimental Staff
Lieut. Colonel George W. Knight, Commanding Regiment
Captain Robert C. Levis, Regimental Adjutant
Captain Samuel H. Sherrerd, Personnel Adjutant
Captain William A. Smith, Supply Officer
Medical Detachment
Captain Ralph E. Stevens, Regimental Surgeon
Captain William F. Passer, Battalion Surgeon
Captain John W. Murphy, Dental Surgeon
1st Lieut. Luther W. Clark, Chaplain
2nd Lieut. Charles H. Doepel, Veterinary Surgeon
1st Battalion
Major Caleb S. Kenney, Commanding 1st Battalion
Captain Frank L. Weaver, Battalion Adjutant
Company “B”
Captain Charles L. Packard, Commanding
1st Lieut. Francis M. Tompkins
1st Lieut. Einard W. Lebeck
1st Lieut. Arthur N. Allcroft
2nd Lieut. John C. Watkins
1st Sergeant Sergeants
Herr, Ralph. Noll, William E.
Burns, Leo C.
Sergeants 1cl Latavish, Mike.
Sisk, Martin J. Conrad, Bernard G.
Dunchack, Andrew Crape, Donald L.
Gwynn, David J. McDonald, John E.
Moroney, Vincent E. Peters, Theodore A.
Settle, Joseph Rhodes, Scott A.
Smith, Ahthur G.
Mess Sergeant
Lyons, Herbert P. Corporals
Good, Howard W.
Stable Sergeant Spencer, James A.
Voltz, Charles J. Anna, Henry M.
Foster, John H.
Sergeants Dey, Ralph H.
Bergeron, Francis E. Eoval, Andrew J.
Parrish/ John L/ Davidson, James V.
Sherwin, Henry. Romagna, Otto.
Benz, John P. Gilroy, William H.
Williams, Clair B. Miles, John M.

Company “B” (contd)
Corporals Privates 1cl.
Bostick, Garrette H. Audia, Guiseppe.
Carter, Earl C. Baker, Joseph R.
Gray, William P. Baxter, James B.
Walker, Willis A. Bowyer, George D.
Deilt, Walter A. Bunn, George W.
Stitz, Michael J. Buster, Odie F.
Bialkowski, Augustine G. Butler, Thomas J.
Gibel, John W. Caves, Jesse J.
Heasley, Lawrence S. Clements, Thomas G.
Randolph, Richard S. Crosetti, Cearar.
Wickenhouser, George A. Cunningham, George W.
Gilday, John R. Curtis, Robert E.
Mitchell, Michael W. Dallas, Wilbur C.
Singleton, William R. Davis, Jacob M.
Stoy, John G. Deans, Cecil T.
White, Albert G. Delozier, Peter G.
Tierney, John P. Deppa, Bert W.
Wyland, Gilbert A. Dillon, Oliver P.
Demdrisky, Frank W.
Cooks Dougherty, Daniel J.
Edmiston, Samuel H.
Ball, Walter E. Ehrman, Robert A.
GrAiner, John A. Elger, Alphonse J.
Ratchford, Thomas F. English, Charles O.
Vogel, George K. Evans, Garlad E.
Fitzgerald, Arthur G.
Horseshoer Galbreath, John.
Werner, George C. Gardner, Richard D.
Gionard, Charles
Saddler Gulish, Joseph P.
Witt, Samuel H. Hawkins, George W.
Hohan, Charles F.
Wagoners Kraus, Lawrence J.
Massie, Hume W.
Burke, Morgan S. Mock, Ralph C.
Byrnes, Edward R. Morone, Domenick.
Conrad, Raymond. Morris, Henry.
Dodge, Wilson. Murray, Edward T.
Reiger, John. Paxton, Worthy, P.
Wallace, Raymond R. Pickett, Robert L.
Westover, Roy. Porter, Donald W.
White, James C. Rea, Harry J.
Salvino, Antonio.
Buglers Sharrow, George.
Shirey, Charles J.
Edgein, Clair W. Smith, Charles P.
Lankford, Donnell P. Smith, James H.
Company “B” (contd)
Privates 1cl. Privates
Sneddon, John. Ennis, Robie.
Sofia, Salvatoro. Ercolani, Giuseppe.
Spelman, John. Faretta, Michele.
Strang, Daniel G. Fedorsack, William A.
Taylor, Robert E. Fitzgerald, Haywood.
Tharp, George E. Flaherty, John J.
Verodese, Guiseppe. Fleming, Vernor M.
Flowers, William O.
Privates Fouch, Elkahah.
Ambrosotti, Raigero. Fowler, Charles R.
Ayers, Marion. Fowler, Leonard H.
Barnett, James E. Foxio, Peter.
Bash, Charles R. Frabinio, Gioseppe.
Beeler, Charles H. Frick, Irwin H.
Bledsoe, Qunit. Frye, Joseph H.
Born, Ferdinand. Frye, William H.
Boulanger, Arthur. Goode, Kemper G.
Bowers, Daniel C. Harrell, Jessie C.
Boylan, Herbert C. Hebb, Harry B.
Breeden, Curtis O. Hirshbergor, Frank J.
Brooks, Walter G. Johnson, Carl J.
Bryant, Gurney. Jones, Arthur S.
Burns, James. Kelly, John J.
Callahan, Will. Kirk, Edward L.
Case, Lawrence L. Koop, Fred.
Christenson, Carl J. Lee, Shlton L/
Cochran, Francis E. Liveris, Dany.
Cogsdale, Seth E. Lorenzini, Giovanni
Contz_______[torn/missing] Madigan, Charles P.
Crabt_______[torn/missing] Martsolf, John M.
Crawford, Jacob C. McCoy, Thomas.
Crossman, Leo M. McCracken, Herman.
Coyle, Isaac M. McNelly, August C.
Cutchin, Thomas H. Merredith, Hugh.
Dalton, Ernest. Migliacci, Nicola.
Davis, Jack. Morgan, Harry.
Demas, Lewis. Motley, Wister B.
Desjardins, Joseph. Null, John W.
Detweiler, William C. Nundy, Harold O.
Devlin, John J. O’Harrow, William A.
Deyell, William E. Oxman, Benjamin.
Dezern, Lewis A. Parker, James D.
Digirolomo, Confrio. Simanuk, Philip.
Dolan, Philip S. Smeltzer, Harry O.
Doucet, Philias. Smith, Roland I.
Doughty, Cecil L. Springer, Frank J.
Downey, Thomas H. Sullivan, Eugene J.
Duffield, Foster W. Tarducci, Demenic.
Duncan, Harry. Wylie, Charles F.
Dzwoskouski, Felix J.
Ecklund, Edward C.
Elick, Mike.
Elliott, William.
Enck, Samuel E.
Endline, John.
Englehart, Fred J.
Englehart, Robert H.
STATION LIST OF UNIT SINCE ARRIVAL IN THE AMERICAN E.F.
UNIT 305TH ENGINEERS COMPANY “B” ARRIVED FRANCE ON TRANSPORT HURON AT BREST.
STATION ARRIVED LEFT
BREST JUNE,8,1918 JUNE 15, 1918.
CALAIS JUNE 13, 1918 JUNE 18, 1918.
SAMAR JUNE 18, 1918 JUNE 19, 1918
WIDEHEM JUNE 19, 1918 JUNE 21, 1918
BEZINGHEM JUNE 21, 1918 JUNE 27, 1918
TWO PLATOONS.
DEVRES JUNE 21, 1918 JUNE 27, 1918
TWO PLATOONS.
WIDEHEM JUNE 27, 1918 JULY 4, 1918
SAMAR JULY 4, 1918 JULY 4, 1918
BEAUVAL JULY 6, 1918 JULY 15, 1918
WORLOY JULY 15, 1918 JULY 26, 1918
SENLIS JULY 26, 1918 AUG. 3, 1918
WORLOY AUG. 3, 1918 AUG. 12, 1918
VARRENNES AUG. 12, 1918 AUG. 18, 1918
BEAUVAL AUG. 18, 1918 AUG. 19, 1918
PROUVILLE AUG. 19, 1918 AUG. 22, 1918
POINCON AUG. 24, 1918 AUG. 24, 1918
VANVEY AUG. 24, 1918 AUG. 25, 1918
BURE-LES-TEMPLIERS AUG. 25, 1918 AUG. 30, 1918
MAISEY-LES-DUC AUG. 30, 1918 AUG. 31, 1918
POINCON AUG. 31, 1918 Sept. 1, 1918
LIGNY SEPT. 2, 1918 SEPT. 2, 1918
NANT-LE-PETIT SEPT. 2, 1918 SEPT. 7, 1918
LIGNY SEPT. 7, 1918 SEPT. 13, 1918
WILLERENCOURT SEPT. 13, 1918 SEPT. 15, 1918
ST. ANDRE SEPT. 15, 1918 SEPT. 19, 1918
LEMPIRE SEPT. 19, 1918 SEPT. 23, 1918
GERMONVILLE SEPT. 23, 1918 SEPT. 26, 1918
BETHINCOURT SEPT. 26, 1918 SEPT. 29, 1918
MALANCOURT SEPT. 29, 1918 OCT. 5, 1918
NANTILLOIS Oct. 5, 1918 OCT. 6, 1918
MALANCOURT OCT. 5, 1918 OCT. 9, 1918
SEPTSARGES OCT. 9, 1918 OCT. 13, 1918
__UCOURT OCT. 13, 1918 OCT. 14, 1918
_____EVILLE OCT. 14, 1918 OCT. 15, 1918
______URT OCT. 15, 1918 OCT. 16, 1918
_______OURT OCT. 16, 1918 OCT. 24, 1918
________(CAMP MONHOVEN) OCT. 24, 1918 OCT. 27, 1918
_________ OCT. 27, 1918 NOV. 1, 1918
_________ES NOV. 1, 1918 NOV. 2, 1918
_________ NOV. 2, 1918 NOV. 5, 1918
_________ NOV. 5, 1918 NOV. 11, 1918
_________ HOMMES NOV. 11, 1918 NOV. 12, 1918
________ CHEHERY NOV. 12, 1918 NOV. 13, 1918
________(CAMP MONHOVEN) NOV. 13, 1918 NOV. 18, 1918
_______NT NOV. 18, 1918 NOV. 19, 1918
_______LES NOV. 19, 1918 NOV. 20, 1918
_______ELLES NOV. 20, 1918 NOV. 22, 1918
_______-EN-LIEU NOV. 22, 1918 NOV. 23, 1918
________MTE NOV. 23, 1918 NOV. 25, 1918
________R NOV. 25, 1918 NOV. 26, 1918
________ NOV. 26, 1918 NOV. 27, 1918
_______NT NOV. 27, 1918 NOV. 28, 1918
______-SEINE NOV. 28, 1918 NOV. 29, 1918
______ NOV. 29, 1918 NOV. 30, 1918
_______ARMANCON NOV. 30, 1918 DEC. 4, 1918
_______ DEC. 4, 1918
[end of page]
[my note: The above page was in the worst shape of all the pages, and had a large piece missing, as denoted by the “__” underline that precedes the last 24 lines.]
HEADQUARTERS 305TH ENGINEERS
AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES.
Fulvy, France, February 9, 1919
The 305th Engineer Regiment, 80th Division, was first organized at Camp Lee, Va., during the early days of September 1917. The officer personnel had been assembled and assignments to duty had been made on August 27, 1917. Colonel George R. Spalding was placed in command. The training of the regiment was started immediately, the time being about equally divided between Infantry Drill and Military Engineering.
The authorized strength of an Engineer Regiment and Engineer Train, including Medical, Ordnance and Veterinary Detachments (attached) is 57 officers and 1782 men. The organization consists of two Battalions of three companies each, a Headquarters Detachment, an Engineer Train, and a Medical Detachment. A Band has been authorized since August 1918, but most Engineer Regiments organized a Band from the beginning, placing the members on special duty. The officer personnel includes a Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, three Majors, in command of the two Battalions and the Medical Detachment. Captains in command of the companies and as Personnel Officer, Topographical Officer, supply Officer, Adjutants and Medical Officers. Lieutenants as company officers
and the Regimental Chaplain. The enlisted personnel consists of Regimental Sergeant Majors, Master Engineers, Senior and Junior Grade, Regimental Supply Sergeants, Battalion Sergeant Majors, First Sergeants, Sergeants First Class, Sergeant Bugler, Color Sergeants, Mess Sergeants, Stable Sergeants, Sergeants, Corporals, Cooks, Horseshoers, Mechanics, Saddlers, Wagoners, Buglers, Privates First Class, and Privates.
During the training period there were frequent changes in the personnel including officers and non-commissioned officer appointments,  and new increments of men from the Depot Brigade to take the place of those transferred or lost on account of sickness. A considerable number of men entered the Regiment in this way in early December and a still larger number, amounting to nearly 50% of the strength in March and April, the latter increase being assigned to take the place of men who had already been withdrawn from the Regiment for overseas service.
Early in the Spring the Companies in rotation left camp for periods of about a week, marching to Dutch Gap, Va., where instructions was given in Engineer Drill. They were also given instruction on Pontoon Bridges, on the Appomattox River, about the same time.
In May the rumors of departure for overseas duty, which had started in March, become more persistent, the Engineer equipment was packed and unpacked several times and finally on the 24th of May orders to move were received. An advance party, consisting of Captain Thomas J. Powell and Sergeant Frederick C. James, had left camp with the Division advance party a few days earlier, and had preceded to Brest. Colonel Spalding had also left for France on May 18th with the Commanding General of the 80th Division as Acting Chief of Staff, so that the Regiment was under command of the Lieut. Colonel until Colonel Spalding rejoined it at Samer, France.

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The Regiment left Camp Lee at 2:00 A.M. on May 25th and marched under heavy equipment to City Point (nine miles) where they boarded two small steamers for Newport News. After a rest during the day the Regiment embarked on the U.S. Transport “Huron” formerly the “Frederick der Grosse” of the Hamburg-American Line. On May 26th at 4:00 P.M. the steamer joined the other vessels of the convoy outside of port.
The ship’s Commander was Commodore Doyle, U.S.N. The total convoy consisted of twelve armed transports. The Cruiser “North Carolina” accompanied the “Huron” to sea until other ships joined the convoy after which a destroyer replaced her, crossing with the fleet. Ten more destroyers joined the fleet several days before port was reached. The day before sighting land the convoy split and half the vessels headed for Bordeaux while the other half, including the “Huron” made for Brest.
The trip across was without incident, as the weather was fair and no submarines were encountered. The quarters on the ship, however, were very crowded and the food was not over-abundant, but very tempting in quality. Who will forget the remarks? “Soldier, you can’t stand here” just as one had selected a comfortable place on deck; or “Hot stuff, coming through” when the mess cans were being carried about.
At 4:00 P.M., June 8th the “Huron” anchored in Brest Roads, and the regiment boarded a tender and went ashore. The whole outfit then marched up to “Pontanezen Barracks”, and remained there until June 12th. During these four days no liberty was granted. Just before leaving the United States, Captain Maurice E. Gilmore had been transferred out of the regiment. First Lieut. Frank Weaver had been promoted to Captain and assigned to 1st Battalion as Adjutant, in place of Captain Samuel Sherrerd, who was made Personnel Officer. Captain William R. Grunow was transferred from the command of “F”
Company to the command of “D” company, and First Lieutenant Fred G. Rockwell was placed in command of “F” Company. Captain J. Shlessinger
had been sick in hospital since March 27th and did not cross with the outfit.
At 1:00 P.M. Wednesday June 12th the regiment left Pontanezen Barracks and marched to the railroad station, where three days rations were issued and the train was boarded. Passenger coaches were provided, but, as usual, there was no room to spare. The trip lasted two days and the destination proved to be Calais, which point was reached at 2:30 P.M. June 14th
The regiment marched to British Rest Camp No. 6, where the men were quartered in bell tents, as many as fourteen or fifteen men to a tent. The men were instructed to be on guard for air raids, one of which had taken place two nights before, and if such occurred to keep under cover and to lie flat on the ground. The same night there was an alarm, which broke up several poker games rather suddenly; but it proved to be false. The next few days were spent in exchanging American for British “Lee-Enfield” rifles; in getting equipped with gas masks and in drill and instructions under British Sergeants and Officers.
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On June 17th at 7:30 P.M. the regiment marched to an entraining point near Calais, boarded box cars-thirty-five to forty men per car- and moved to Samar (fifteen kilometers from Boulogne) arriving the same evening.
Training under British direction was continued at Samar and in the neighboring towns of Menty, Widehem, Devree and Halinghen. Campaign
hats were turned in and exchanged for overseas caps. On June 25th the regiment was re-equipped with British transport, both horses and wagons?
The weather towards the end of June became hot, so that the roads were in good condition. On one occasion several units of the regiment marched to Etaples for a swim.
Colonel Spalding had now rejoined the regiment and taken command. Major J. Vinton Birch and First Lieutenants H.R. Haar and William Booth were ordered to school, from which they were to go to the United States, when the course was completed. Lieutenants Booth and Haar were later assigned to the 317th Engineers. First Lieut. John T. Morgan was relieved from command of the Engineer Train and appointed Acting Regimental Adjutant, and Second Lieut. Herman Maier placed in command. Captain George W. Knight became commander of the 2nd Battalion.
On July 4th the regiment entrained for Candas from which point it marched to Beauval, where Divisional and Regimental Headquarters were established and remained for the next two months. The Engineer Train, which was now equipped with British-horsed transport, made the 100 kilometer trip over the roads.
The regiment had now reached the front and was brigaded with the British. Training was continued in the neighborhood of Beauval and included rifle and bayonet practice, barbed wiring and trench drill. The entire organization was billeted in the town except the Train, which occupied tents and constructed bivvies.
It was soon found that Beauval was all right in the day time, but not so agreeable after dark. On practically every clear night there was an air raid alarm, followed by the playing of search-lights and a bombardment by anti-aircraft batteries. The first serious raid on the town itself during the stay of the regiment occurred on the night of July 18th when seven bombs were dropped, demolishing a small dwelling house and killing four civilians. A baby, sleeping in a cradle in this house, miraculously escaped injury, though the building about the cradle was completely wrecked. Captain Robert Luce, the Regimental Dental Surgeon, had a narrow escape on this occasion, as did a number of others in the Regiment.
Several nights later a very large Boche plane was brought down near Beauval. The machine, which was flying quite low, was picked up by the search-lights and was plainly visible to those standing in the streets of the town. After a brief bombardment from the anti-aircraft batteries, the guns suddenly stopped firing and it was seen that a British plane was up and was attacking the Boche. After a short fight the German plane caught on fire and fell rapidly. The plane was destroyed and the crew of nine men killed. Upon striking the ground some bombs exploded and also killed two Englishmen who came running up. This huge bombing plane measured 144 feet from wing tip to wing tip and was provided with five motors.

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On July 15th the 1st Battalion marched to Harponville where headquarters was established. Company “B” moved to Senlis and Companies “A” and “C” to positions between Senlis and Varennes. The Battalion was now engaged on the construction and repair of the Front Line and reserve trench system, barbed wire aprons, dugouts, pill boxes etc. Reconnaissance and night wiring parties went out into No Man’s Land and in general performed the same duties as the British troops holding the sector.
The 2nd Battalion marched from Beauval to Coigneaux on July 15th establishing Headquarters at the latter point. “E” and “F” companies were camped between Coigneux and Souastre, and “D” Company at Bayencourt. The Battalion performed the same type of trench work as the 1st Battalion.
Men of the regiment were under fire daily, and the first casualty occurred on July 31st when Sergeant Claypool of “B” Company was killed by a high explosive shell while at work between Millencourt and Albert. He was buried with Military Honors at Harponville. Chaplain Luther Clark of the regiment, conducting the service. Several days later Master Engineer Charles E. Wilson was seriously wounded by a sharpnel [sp] burst in a trench where he was working near Monchy.
On August 1st, First Lieut. Robert C. Levis was appointed Adjutant of the 2nd Battalion. 2nd Lieuts., Oscar C. Bohlin and James M. Howe were assigned to the regiment from the 101st Engineers. On August 8th Captain Jacob Shlessinger returned to the regiment from hospital at Camp Lee and was appointed Topographical Officer in place of Captain Thomas J. Powell, who returned to the United States at this time, together with the following officers: Captain George F. Hobson, Captain William R. Grunov, First Lieuts. C.J.Brady, J.T. Thompson and K.S. Abell. First Lieutenant William A. Smith was appointed Regimental Supply Officer from “B” Company. First Lieut. William Robinson of “A” Company was placed in command of Company “D”. First Lieut. Charles W. Chesley was transferred from “E” Company to Headquarters Company. On August 17th Lieut. Colonel E.H.Ropes left the regiment for assignment to duty in the United States. On August 26th First Lieut. Fred W. Wright was assigned to the regiment from the 66th Engineers.
On August 8th the 2nd Battalion marched to Baieuval from which point details of men were assigned to British units for instruction. The Regiment at this time was working with the IV, V and VI British Corps. The New Zealanders and Australians in the neighborhood of Sonastre had a considerable number of men assigned to them from the 2nd Battalion.
On August 18th the 1st Battalion moved to the woods outside of Beauval and on the following day joined the Engineer Train and Headquarters Company and marched to Prouville. On the same day the 2nd Battalion moved from Baieullval to Coigneux and at 3:A.M. the next morning started to march for an entraining point. The route led through Beauval to Bernaville and the distance covered 37 kilometers, establishing a record for the Division. The Battalion arrived at Bernaville at 6:00 P.M., having marched under heavy equipment for twelve hours, exclusive of a two hours rest at noon. Very few men fell out of the line of march.
The regiment had already made many moves, generally under full equipment, and its reputation for moving often and for long hikes was sustained during later operations. The regiment entrained from Prouville West and Bernaville in three sections, on the evening of August 23rd. Trains made up of box cars and
flat cars were provided. After two nights and a day, via Amiens and Paris, the training area of Chatillen-sur-Seine was reached.
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The 1st Battalion and Headquarters Detachment detrained at Poincon and marched to Vanvey where the night was spent. The march was resumed next morning and the town of Bure-les-Templiers was reached, where the troops were billeted. The 2nd Battalion detrained at Chattilion and marched to Maisey-le-Duc where they rested and marched the night of August 24-25 and reached the town of Colmier-le-Bas where the troops were billeted, except “F” Company which continued the march to Chauger where they were billeted. The Engineer Train detrained at Les Launus and moved to Bure-les Templiers. Colonel Spalding marched at the head of the column the entire distance.
The next few days were passed in fixing up billets and in starting a regular training schedule. On August 31st, orders were changed, however, and the regiment prepared to march the next day. The first night’s halt was made at the old location at Maisey-le-Duc and the second at the entraining point, Poincon. The regiment boarded two trains of box and flat cars and left Poincon in the evening of September 2nd., passing through Bar-le-Duc in the morning, the trains pulled up at Nancois-Tronville at noon, where the regiment detrained and rested until evening.
The orders issued drew especial attention to the necessity of concealing the presence of all troops as much as possible, so that after this time all marches were made at night. During the daytime the troops were ordered to stay under cover of buildings or woods and not to assemble in groups or formations in the open. These regulations proved onerous at times, but were faithfully complied with by the majority of the troops in the concentration which was now being effected, so that favorable reports were rendered by our airplane observers whose duty it was to watch out for infringements of the orders. The only unfavorable comment that was made was in connection with the smoke from fires in the woods. The only fires allowed were those in the rolling kitchens, and as nothing but green wood was obtainable it was sometimes necessary to put out even the kitchen fires and serve a cold meal.
On the evening of September 2nd the regiment marched from Tronville- through Ligny, Headquarters of the 1st Army, to Nante-le-Petite. On the following day camp locations in the woods were selected and the regiment moved out under canvas. The next three days were rainy and all were thoroughly uncomfortable in the small tents. Everything was wet, no lights were allowed at night and no fires except for cooking were permitted at any time.
On the evening of September 7th the regiment left Nante-le-Petit and marched to Ligny-en-Barrois, arriving in the pitch darkness and rain at 1:00 A.M. The rest of the night was spent in the open as it had been determined to camp on a hill above the town. On September 12th the regiment moved to billets in Willeroncourt, which event was a welcome relief from the wet conditions of tenting in the woods and bushes. Our Division was now in Reserve for the St. Mihiel drive which was begun that morning. Several hundred Austrian prisoners captured in the St. Mihiel Drive passed through town September 12th and 13th. On the evening of September 14th the Transport moved out and the next day the men embussed in French Camions at 7:40 P.M. 50 kilometers to St. Andre Woods, arriving in the dark at 4:30 A.M. The camp location in the open woods was better than at Ligny or Nante-le-Petite, but the weather continued rather wet, so that living conditions were far from comfortable. Although every effort was made to conceal the presence of the men and Transport, it was evident to all by this time that a huge concentration of troops was being effected. Every wood was full of men and at night the roads were choked with Transport, while camouflaged dumps of supplies and ammunition were to be seen at frequent intervals.
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On September 19th orders were issued to move forward. The column was formed on the road about midnight and after waiting in line several hours for other troops to pass, the road was clear and the regiment marched until 8:00 A.M., when they reached the location in the woods two kilometers from Lempire. The frequent halts and long waiting experienced on this march made it one of the hardest which the men had been through.
September 20th and 21st were spent in the woods resting and fixing camp. The weather became much colder so that improvised stoves in the huts were put to full use. Plans were now being worked out for the part which the Engineers were to take in the big drive and several officers made reconnaissance trips to the lines from this point. This camp location was about one kilometer from the Fort de Landrecourt, the most western fort of the chain protecting Verdun.
September 23-25th was spent in moving up into position for the drive. On the 25th the location of the units was as follows: Regimental Headquarters, Engineer Train, and Headquarters were at dugouts about two kilometers north of Germonville; 1st Battalion had moved in the evening from Fromereville to dugouts northwest of Germonville; D and E Companies were located in the woods near the road south of Eau Claire; C Company was stationed about two kilometers west of Chattancourt.
The regiment had been assigned the duty of opening up the road for the division from Esnes to Bethincourt to do which it was necessary to construct a new road across the front line trenches and No Man’s Land and to build a bridge across Forgos Brook into Bethincourt. To this end construction material had been hauled up as far as possible by truck and wagon and then carried up farther by hand and camouflaged in the trenches. For two days previous to the attack every means of transport was utilized to the upmost, and owing to the more or less constant enemy shelling and the congestion of the roads a trip of but a few kilometers often took from twelve to twenty-four hours. Drivers and horses had little opportunity to rest and food and forage were difficult to obtain since any arrangements made in advance were sure to fall down under the changed circumstances of the moment. Nor was the condition in the companies much better, for night marching, the constant call for details, the uncomfortable and dangerous positions in which the men found themselves, gave small chance for rest.
The weather had been cloudy and overcast for a number of days before the drive, which was favorable on the whole for the American operations since it made enemy observation difficult, and permitted more movement in the daytime than would otherwise have been advisable. By September 25th the ground had been dried up enough so that “sand tracks” across the fields were possible to use, this relieving somewhat the tremendously heavy traffic on the roads.
Regimental Headquarters was situated in a bell tent at the top of a hill, close to the main road. At this point there was a large dugout with a number of entrances, and with three underground galleries on different levels, which afforded sleeping quarters for many of the men; but it was so damp and crowded below ground that some men preferred getting what rest they could sleeping in wagons or under the trees. A battery of fourteen 155 millimeter guns was located just below the dugout and so close that the blast from their muzzles made it rather dangerous to go down into the dugout entrance when the cannon were in operation. Another battery of still larger calibre was located behind some trees just across the road and when one of those pieces opened up the concussion was so tremendous that it fairly took one’s breath away.
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The traffic along the road was continuous and often became blocked. Whatever officers were on hand, in addition to their other duties, did whatever they could towards directing and relieving traffic. Colonel Spalding himself spent most of one night clearing up a bad block at this point. A free canteen was also opened up by the regiment and a very large number of men who had not had anything to eat for a long time were served with hot coffee and bread and syrup.
At 11:35 on the evening of September 25th the great bombardment opened up and continued all night. The din was terrific and the sky was lit up far and wide with the flashes of the guns. It was observed that the German guns ceased firing almost immediately, which seemed to indicate that our pieces were registering on their batteries.
Early in the morning the Infantry went over the top, Companies D and E of the Engineers advancing with them. Companies B and F and 500 Pioneer Infantry under Captain Kenney started the construction of the bridge across Forges Brook at 6:30 A.M. and completed it so that the Artillery was able to cross at 9:30 A.M. Machine-gunning from the air as well as the ground, and more or less continuous enemy shelling made these operations very difficult, but by good fortune the Boche never managed to register a hit on the bridge.
The Divisional Transport, as well as that of other Divisions and a large amount of French Artillery, immediately started to move over the road from Chattancourt through Esnes and down into Bethincourt. This road was practically the only means of advance even for foot soldiers as the ground all about was so torn up with shell holes and demolished trenches that it was impassable. It will be remembered that the Division was advancing over a sector which had previous seen some of the bitterest fighting of the war. The famous “Dead Man’s Hill” lay between Chattancourt and Bethincourt, the road running across a
spur of the hill. For the next forty-eight hours every effort was turned towards keeping traffic moving from Esnes into Bethincourt. Again and again blocks would occur, caused by trucks sticking in the mud, or double banking or horses unable to pull a heavy gun or loaded wagon out of the mud. It was often necessary to overturn a truck into the ditch or to order a wagon pulled off the road and discarded so that the long line of vehicles behind it might move forward.
Showers on the morning of September 27th made the difficulties much greater, but by good fortune the next few days were dry and the road work progressed favorably.
The town of Bethincourt was a heap of ruins with only a few walls left standing. One of the first tasks was to clear up the streets and fill up the shell holes so that traffic could pass through the town. Although completely exhausted the men continued to perform this work under the personal supervision of Colonel Spalding, who himself had been constantly at work without sleep for almost three days. Regimental Headquarters were established in the Colonel’s car near the bridge which had been built across Forges Brook. The staff slept in a small dugout under the ruins of a building. The Regiment was now located in and about Bethincourt and for the next few days worked principally on the roads in the vicinity. There was little shelter available and there was constant menace from the enemy shelling and from hostile aero planes. During this period and for the next two weeks there were very large concentrations of men and transport in and about Bethincourt. For the most part the men were exposed to the view of enemy airplane observers, who frequently came across the lines, and the fact that there were as few casualties as there were can only be ascribed to the force of our attack and the thoroughness of the artillery preparation which kept the enemy constantly looking out for himself. As it was, the losses in animals from machine gun fire were considerable.
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On September 29th the Engineer Train moved into Bethincourt via Malancourt, the direct road from Esnes having been ordered a one-way route to the rear. The location chosen by the Train proved to be a bad one, for a number of shells came over in quick succession, wounding one man, killing three horses, and wounding four others. The Train moved its Headquarters back to Esnes on the following day, but a number of the wagons remained on duty forward. On the same day the 2nd Battalion moved to Cuisy. Regimental Headquarters was established in the deep dugouts between Bethincourt and Cuisy. All companies were put on road work.
On October 2nd Colonel Spalding was relieved from command of the Regiment and appointed Chief Engineer of the 1st Army. Major Bright was ordered to staff School and was relieved of command of the 1st Battalion by Captain Kenney. Captain Knight was promoted to Major and became Acting Lieut. Colonel of the Regiment. Captain Hoff was appointed commander of the 2nd Battalion. Lieut. Packard was assigned the command of B Company and Lieut. Yereance the command of C Company. Lieutenant Morgan was promoted to Captain. Second Lieutenants Sinclair and Maier were appointed First Lieutenants. First Lieut. Stuart relieved Lieut. Maier as commander of the Train.
A great concentration of heavy artillery was taking place in the valleys between Bethincourt and Cuisy. These pieces were emplaced in the open with little or no camouflage, and as there were enemy planes “over” many times during the day, it was not surprising that a good deal of hostile shelling took place all over this area. The Colonel’s mess had been established in the “upstairs” room of a large dugout, and on one occasion at about this time a Jerry shell landed on the roof, just as the Staff were sitting down to dinner. The cooks and field range outside the door were sprinkled with dirt, and their was a good deal of
commotion for a minute or two. Finally it was deemed more prudent to move farther down under ground.
On October 4th, Colonel Harry Burgess was assigned to the regiment. The first officer casualties occurred on this date. First Lieutenant Ward H. Ream, on duty at Nantillois, was instantly killed by the explosion of a high explosive shell which hit his horse. Lieut. F.W. Wright was severely wounded and Lieut. Orbison was slightly wounded on the same day. A few days later Captain Kenney and Lieut. Moses H. Simmons were slightly wounded.
The following men from the regiment having been commissioned 2nd Lieutenants, were assigned to the different commands; Henry G. Buckingham,
Francis M. Tompkins, Henry L. Cannon, Edward A. Furrer, Edwin B. Hudson, Frank M. Schultz, Frederick Sonand, Howard C. Spencer. The following officers reported for duty in the regiment: 2nd Lieutenants John C. Naylor, Moses H. Simmons, John C. Watkins, Robert J. Cheatham, John T. Ellis and Charles S. Rollings.
The weather was clear for the first week of October and there was great air activity. A line of ten or more of our observation balloons could often be seen at a time. One of these captive balloons, which was located within a short distance of Regimental Headquarters, was the particular object of enemy plane attacks. Six times in twenty-four hours hostile fliers swooped down and attempted to set fire to the balloon with incendiary bullets, but each time they were driven off by a hail of machine gun bullets from the ground, and the balloon observer descended in safety my means of his parachute. The seventh enemy
attempt was more successful. A single flier appeared suddenly from a cloud just towards evening, and headed right for the balloon succeeded in setting it on fire before he was even discovered. The observer jumped and had fallen half way to the ground when the envelope of the balloon, now a mass of flames, appeared about to fall on top of his parachute. By good fortune, however, a gust of wind caught the flaming balloon just in time and carried it clear of the man clinging to the parachute, so that although the balloon was destroyed, the observer was saved.
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On the day the Armistice with Bulgaria was signed newspapers were dropped by our planes and were eagerly read by our boys. About this same time a very large fleet of American planes crossed the lines on a bombing expedition. The sky was literally darkened by them and more than two hundred were counted at one time.
By October 7th all companies except F had moved to Cuisy from which point road work was carried on, parties were sent out on front line wiring and our positions were consolidated. Very little shelter was obtainable for the men and there was constant danger from enemy field artillery and from gas. Several casualties were suffered. Lieut. Buckingham of E Company was gassed. A shell landed square on a tent where the three cooks of A Company were sleeping, killing them instantly. Private Williams of A Company died on the following day.
The American attack had been completely successful and the 80th Division had not only succeeded in breaking through the Hindenburg Line, but had advanced eight or ten kilometers over most difficult terrain, gaining all its objectives. An examination of the ground passed over disclosed the presence of numberless dugouts, machine gun nests, trenches, pill boxes, barbed wire entanglements and every other form of obstacle that could be devised in several years of occupation. All these difficulties had been overcome so that when the Division was relieved on October 12th there was a general feeling that material progress had been made towards ending the war.
On October 13th the companies forward left Septsargos in the afternoon and the entire regiment marched through Esnes, Montzeville and Dombasle to the Bois-de-Lanchamp in the Foret-de-Hesse. Here the Regiment spent the night and the entire next day resting in the woods.
On October 15th the regiment marched to Ippecourt, spending the night in barracks. On October 16th the march was continued to Foucaucourt, where the two battalions, minus F Company, remained for the rest period. Regimental Headquarters, Headquarters Detachment, Engineer Train and F Company were located in the next town, Evres. The following week was spent in washing up, re-outfitting, drill and rest. The Regimental Band now being authorized, was organized, assembled and gave daily concerts.
Major Knight was promoted to Lieut. Colonel of the regiment. Captains Hoff and Kenney were appointed Majors. 2nd Lieuts. Bohlin, Allcroft, Collier and Buckingham were promoted to 1st Lieutenants. Lieut. Levis and Lieut. Robinson had been promoted to Captain some days previously, and 2nd Lieuts. Lebeck, Shaw and Sydow had also been advanced to First Lieutenants.
On October 23rd orders were received to move and the companies packed up, and ambushed the following morning. French camions with Cochin-Chinese drivers were provided. Le Claon was reached at 11:00 A.M., at which point the regiment debussed and marched up the hill to Camp Monhoven. This camp, in the high beech woods of the Argonne, was a very agreeable spot. It lay just beyond the zone of advance of the great Verdun attack in 1916, so that there were no signs of destruction, but many huts and elaborate dugouts had been constructed by the French during their occupancy, and these provided comfortable shelter for the regiment. The stay here, proved all too short, however, for orders to move forward again were received on October 27th. On October 28th the entire regiment except Regimental Headquarters marched from Monhoven through Varennes and Apremont to locations south of Fleville.
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The regiment was now back at the Front about thirty kilometers West of the point at which it had left the lines. The camp sites selected were on the steep slopes of hills close to Fleville and Cornay. Such temporary bivvies and dugouts as could be constructed in a short time gave some shelter from hostile fire which was encountered during this period. The location of the Regiment was in the zone of the “Heavies”.
An Engineer dump had been established on the top of the hill about two kilometers south of Fleville and on October 29th the Engineer Train moved to the same location. Regimental Headquarters were established at La Forge about a kilometer West of the Dump at the Chatel Chehery bridgehead over the Aire River. All necessary preparations for the attack on November 1st were now being completed.
There was much air activity, enemy planes appearing frequently over our lines, and being subjected to the fire of our anti-aircraft batteries. There was every indication of this being al [an] All-American Drive. For the first time there were few French batteries in line and it was with considerable satisfaction that the presence of a large number of Holt Tractors and other American machines were seen. There were many German signs still up, showing that the territory occupied had not long before been in enemy hands. The smaller signs were eagerly pounced upon by the truck drivers, who seized them as souvenirs and fastened them on to the radiators of their machines. Trucks which had seen service at the front could be identified for many weeks afterwards by these signs.
The month of November opened with the attack of the first Army on a front from the Argonne to and including both banks of the Meuse River. The 305th Engineers had been in position south of Fleville and at La Forge for several days in readiness to assist the Eightieth Division in its projected advance on a sector two kilometers wide, west of Sommerance. The attack started early in the morning of November first with a heavy bombardment and barrage. The day was clear but the roads wee muddy, adding to the difficulties of transport. All companies of the regiment immediately moved forward, taking up their various assignments to duty. Company “A” under command of Captain Donald S. MacBride, worked on roads, keeping up with the advancing Infantry. It was found by reconnaissance that the German mining operations on the Bridge at Allipont had been interrupted before the detonators had been placed in the charge so that
the two Platoons of the company assigned to the repair of the bridge were put back on road work immediately behind the Infantry. At this time Captain MacBride was wounded in the heel by a machine-gun bullet and the command of the company passed temporarily to Lieutenant Orbisen. 2nd Lieut. William C. Davis was wounded on the same day near Sommerance being struck on the shoulder by a (dud) of fairly large caliber. The shell had evidently spent its force, , the Lieutenant described picking it up as “still warm”. Private first-class C.R. Frederick and Privates C.C. Goad and Banks Wilson were also wounded by shell fire. Corporal Lewis E. Plaiss and Private G. Dicello and J.B. Davis were missing in action.
Company “B”, Captain Charles L. Packard commanding, moved forward to St. Georges and repaired the bridge found damaged there. The company cleared the streets of St. Georges which had been rendered impassable by shell fire, and worked on the roads. Corporal P.J. Natale and Private W.H. Frye were struck by shell fragments, and Private T.R. Cutchin was gassed in this vicinity.
Company “C”, under command of Captain Alexander W. Yereance, was assigned to Divisional Artillery (157th Brigade) to assist in moving the guns. As the roads were in good condition little difficulty was experienced. On this day Corporal A.J. Jennings and Private First Class Myers and Private B.H. Carney were wounded by shell fire. Private Bascome R. Durham was reported missing and was never heard of again.
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Company “D”, Captain William Robinson, had two platoons attached to the attacking Infantry (160th Brigade), one Platoon repairing roads and one Platoon attached to Light Artillery. Men of the company were many times in exposed positions and one officer and seven men were wounded by shell and machine-gun fire as follows: 2nd Lieut. Frederick Sonand, Sergeant Charles R. Blatt, Private First Class Andrew Hardish, Private Henry Abrams, Private J.D. Brown, Private G.J. Presley, Private C.F. Priest and Private P.J. Vallely.
Company “E”, under command of Captain Irl D. Brent, after breaking camp east of Cornay at 2:30 A.M. joined the Infantry in the advance through Sommerance. The bridge east of St. Georges being found intact, the company was put to work on the St. Georges – Imecourt Road. The company transport was subject to such severe fire that it was found necessary to unhitch the horses and place them in a sunken trail for protection. The company dug in north-west of St. Georges for the night. Severe casualties were suffered in the course of the day. Private First Class Thedford H. Fleenor was killed by shell fire near St. Georges. Sergeant First Class C.E. Myers, Sergeant John A. Gordon, Corporal Alfred J. Hoffler, Privates First Class J.N. Crytzer, J.A. Almon, F.L. Lowstetter, Giovanni Scopel, Joseph McDonough and Privates E.R. Mockers, Leo Voltaire, William T. King, George E. Hunt, E.F. Allshouse, S. Brocate, S.R. Butler, E.J. Gorren, M. Leonard, W.M. Randles, W.R. Porch, and F.E. Wotter were wounded.
Company “F”, Captain Fred G. Rockwell in command of Company, moved forward from Fleville to St. Georges where they established a Dump, when it was found that the bridges were intact. A detail under Lieutenant Menko was assigned to duty with the Infantry, destroying unexploded mines, and rendered valuable service. Sergeant Carthow of this detail was instantly killed by machine-gun fire in an encounter with the Germans. During the course of the work on roads Corporal Smith was killed by shrapnel and Corporal R.E. Fraker and Privates J.W. Burchill, V.A. Zanetto were wounded. Private Hatfield was captured by the enemy, but later succeeded in making his escape and returning to the company. Private J.H. Webb was severely wounded by a machine-gun bullet. Master Engineer Jr/Gr. G.P. Donalds, Hq. Det., Corporals H.G. Brigman and M. Fabina, Privates Malone A. Damlevski, F.L. Clark and A.W. Molinare were also wounded.
During the first day of the attack, all units of the regiment were subjected to more or less severe shell and machine-gun fire. The night was an uncomfortable and trying experience for all the men. The only shelter obtainable was in shell holes or in hastily constructed dugouts.
November 2nd found the Germans in retreat but offering stubborn rearguard resistance at many points. A general advance of several kilometers was made by the Division, and, as on the previous day, much work was done by the regiment in repairing bridges and roads, filling shell craters and in aiding transportation.
As is generally the case on the 2nd day of an attack the exact position and strength of the enemy was difficult to determine. The weather though clear in the morning, became rainy in the P.M., rendering aerial observation difficult. Shelling was less severe than on the previous day and the casualties in the regiment were lighter. Company “E” was billeted in Sivry for the night. The other companies dug in during the night in positions in the neighborhood of Imecourt and St. Georges. Regimental Headquarters moved to Imecourt. At four P.M. of the same day the Engineer Train, left the location south of Fleville and moved forward during the night. The Dump detail, consisting chiefly of members of the Band, which had been performing excellent service under Captain Shlessinger and Master Engineer Carns, also moved from this location.
First Lieut. Henry G. Buckingham of “E” Company, who had been gassed in the drive of September 26th, was admitted to the hospital on this day. Sergeant James C. McConahy of “A” Company and Private First Class Raymond V. Murray of Medical Detachment were wounded.
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November 3rd was the day of rapid forward movement. Regimental Headquarters moved from Imecourt to Buzancy. The Engineer Train after remaining several hours at Imecourt pushed on through Buzancy to Bar. Company “A” assisted the advancing Infantry in moving their Field Pieces. Company “C” continued working with the Artillery. Companies “B”, “D”, “E” and “F” continued work on roads and bridges. A detail from Company “B” also removed several hundred demolition charges from the railroad tracks north of Buzancy. During the construction of the bridge at S.E. entrance to Buzancy, Private John Wojtkowick was killed, Sergeant G.A. Groves, Corporal Albert Trent, and L.W. Sheasley all of “E” Company were wounded. Sergeant First Class Jerome McLaughlin and Private First Class Joseph Golzinia were wounded November 3rd.
The regiment had now entirely passed through the zone covered by the preliminary American Bombardment and Barrage and into a country untouched by shell fire. Of the towns passed through, St. George was completely wrecked and the region about it so pitted with shell holes that it was almost impossible to find a single spot of ground where a man could have escaped destruction, while at Imecourt, though many of the buildings were damaged, the greater number of them remained standing. Most of the buildings in Buzancy were intact, but a block of houses in central part of the town had been set on fire by the Germans and was still blazing when the Engineer Headquarters moved into town on the evening of the 3rd. On entering the houses it was found that in most cases every thing of value had been removed and that they were in a very dirty and uncared for state. Regimental Headquarters was located in a large building
next to the church, where it remained until November 7th. Several of the companies were billeted in Buzancy and work was continued in repairing roads, aiding transportation and destroying unexploded mines.
The period from November 4th to November 7th was occupied in the general advance of the division over the territory abandoned by the enemy. Companies “A”, “E” and “F” engaged on advance road work were subjected to hostile fire on a number of occasions in the neighborhood of the towns of Vaux-en-Dieulet, Sommauthe and Beaumont and there were a number of casualties. The rolling country with scattered clumps of bushes and groups of trees north of Buzancy was particularly favorable for machine-gun and light artillery defense. Several days passed before it was certain that the region was absolutely clear of the Germans. Of “A” Company, Private First Class Charles F. Bricker was killed, Private A.L. Aker died of wounds, and Corporals Frank Allman and Oscar J. Schwenning were wounded. Horseshoes Heragin Yuchnov, Wagner Dick Dishong, Private First Class C.S. Suskey and Private A.W. Molinaro of “F” Company were wounded.
On the night of November 4th at about 9:00 P.M. an enemy air raid was made on Buzancy. Several bombs were dropped near the railroad station on the northern outskirts of the town, there was a brief interval and then one bomb exploded in a building in the center of town, so near to Regimental Headquarters that the crash of falling beams and plaster could be heard. Four or five more bombs were dropped somewhat further off and then the raider departed. The streets were crowded with transport at the time and many men were billeted in the town, but it is not known that any casualties were caused. On November 6th Colonel Burgess was relieved and transferred to the 16th Railroad Engineers. Lieut. Colonel George W. Knight assumed command of the regiment. Captain John T. Morgan, Regimental Adjutant was ordered to First Army and Captain Robert C. Levis was appointed Adjutant. Lieut. Stuart was relieved from command of the Engineer Train and appointed Acting Adjutant of the 2nd Battalion. First Lieut. Edward Sinclair was assigned to command the Train. On the same day the Regiment was transferred to the 5th Corps for duty and from November 6th to November 10th inclusive was assigned to work on roads in the vicinity of Sommauthe.
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The First Battalion was assigned the following circuit: Harricourt-Sommauthe-St. Pierremont-Harricourt. The 2nd Battalion was assigned to work on Sommauthe-Beaumont Road, Sommauthe-Harricourt Road and Sommauthe -La Besace Road. The Sommauthe-Beaumont road wa in particularly bad shape and the problem of keeping traffic moving over it was difficult. Some assistance was finally obtained from artillery tractors however, and by hard work day and night, conditions were gradually improved. By November 7th the whole regiment had moved to the general location of Sommauthe and was billeted in this town and in the neighboring village of Vaux. Occasional enemy shelling was experienced in and about these towns until November 9th. During this period many French refugees from the towns freed by the Americans arrived in Sommauthe. Most of them were in a miserable state having plodded through the mud for many hours with little food and scanty clothing. A relief headquarters was established in the church and when as much had been done for the people as was possible under the circumstances they were evacuated to the rear in such trucks and ambulances as were available.
On November 10th the regiment was reassigned to the 80th Division, and on November 11th, left the lines and marched (18 kilo) to the village of Le Morte Homme where it remained for the night. On arrival at Le Morte Homme the rumor that the Armistice had been signed was confirmed and there was general rejoicing and congratulation throughout the regiment. An impromptu concert was arranged for the afternoon, and in the evening there was such a display of lights, bonfires and “very lights” as France had not seen for over four years.
On November 12th the regiment moved (16 kilo.) Chatel Cheherry and on November 13th from Chatel Cheherry to the old location at Camp Monhoven in the woods near Le Claon (20 kilo.) The weather continued clear and cool and several companies slept in pup tents, but later found more comfortable
quarters in the French barracks. Lieut. Allcroft of Company “B” returned from the hospital on this day.
Inspection and muster was held on November 15th. 1st Lieut. Murphy, Regimental Dental Surgeon, left for the hospital. 1st Lieut. Chesley of Headquarters Detachment received orders to return to the United States. Sergeants Richards, Kelly, Scollon and Sergeant Major Winter returned from the hospital.
On November 16th leave passes were granted to officers and enlisted men of the regiment and a detachment left for the Aix-les-Bains leave area.
On November 18th the regiment broke camp at Monhoven and started the long march to the Chatillon Area. The first days march was to Passavant, a distance of 17 kilos. The march was taken up the next day and continued according to the following schedule:
November 19th, Passavant to Sommeilles, 16 kilometers.
November 20th, Sommeilles to Sermaize-les-Bains and Alliancelles, 17 Kilos.
November 21st, Rested.
November 22nd, Sermaize to Villers-in-Lieu, 19 Kilometers.
November 23rd, Villers-in Lieu to Voillecomte. 19 Kilometers.
November 24th, Rested.
November 25th, Voillecomte to Sommevoire, 18 Kilometers.
November 26th, Sommevoire to Lavigny, 20 Kilometers.
November 27th, Levigny to Nuisement, 20 Kilometers.
November 28th, Nuisement to Gye-sur-Seine, 28 Kilometers.
November 29th, Gye-sur-Seine to Rugny, 30 Kilometers.
November 30th, Rugny to Aisy-sur-Armancon, 35 Kilometers.
Total distance covered, Sommauthe to Aisy, 293 Kilometers.
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The regiment made an excellent showing on the march, good road discipline being maintained and few men dropping out. The rather difficult problem of billeting the men each night in the small towns through which the regiment passed was successfully accomplished by Captain Samuel H. Sherrerd and Interpreter Ferdinand Gely. Unusually favorable weather for the season was experienced up to November 27th when three days of rain added to the discomfort of the march. Upon arrival at Aisy arrangements for a permanent stay were begun. The detachment which had been on leave was awaiting the regiment at Aisy. The 2nd Battalion was billeted in Etivey about 8 kilometers from Aisy and the Engineer Train in Perrigny about 3 kilometers away. The sojourn in this location was but short lived however for on December 3rd orders were received to move without delay to another location. The march began at 9:00 A.M. December 4th and the night of that same day the regiment was located as follows, where we remained throughout the winter:
 Regimental Headquarters )
 Headquarters Detachment )
 Band ) Fulvy.
 1st Battalion )
 Engineer Train )
 2nd Battalion ) Chassignelles.
The roads throughout the entire Divisional Area were put in charge of the Engineers and work commenced the latter part of December to keep them open under the heavy traffic. The road work was our main job but in spite of the extensive amount of roads to be maintained there were many other engineering duties to be done and which were done well.
On March 9th the 2nd Battalion moved to the Le Mans Area for construction work – the 1st Battalion spreading out to handle the road work which had been carried on by the 2nd Battalion. On March 20th the Division came under the Command of the C.G.,S.O.S., and we were soldiers no longer. The song which was heard throughout the division was, “Mother take in your Service Flag your son’s in the S.O.S.”
On March 29th the Division began its move to the Le Mans Area. The movement being completed, with the exception of the Headquarters, Train, and 1st Battalion of this regiment, and several detachments, left behind to finish up the Engineering work throughout the area; about April 4th.
At present writing we are still located in Fulvy and expect orders in the near future to rejoin our Division at the PORT.

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- Transcribed by Bob Gardner, January 3, 2002
Eightieth Division (National Army)
Known as the "Blue Ridge Division." Insignia, a shield outlined in white on a khaki background with three blue mountains superimposed. Organized August 27, 1917 at Camp Lee, Va. The majority of the officers were from New Jersey, Maryland, and Virginia, and the enlisted men from Western Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia. The division began leaving Camp Lee on May 17, 1918, and was embarked at Newport News for France. Its principal points of entry were St. Nazaire, Bordeaux, and Brest. The assembly point of the division was Calais, from which place it departed early in June for the Samur training area, with the British. The artillery was not trained in this area but rejoined the division September 13th. The last units of the division arrived in France June 19, 1918.
Division left Samur training area on July 4th, for Third British Army sector, where it arrived July 5th. All units trained with the British in the Artois sector; while in this sector the troops were attached to the British and were on active duty. On August 18th the units of the division proceeded by rail to the fourteenth training area. On Sept. 1st it moved to the Stainville and late to Tronville area as reserve during the St. Mihiel operation. During this time one infantry regiment and one machine gun battalion were serving with the French, taking part in active operations. Commencing Sept. 14th, the division moved into the Argonne and began its preparations for the offensive in that region. On September 16th, in conjunction with other American divisions, it attacked at Bethincourt, advancing a distance of nine kilometers in two days. On Sept. 29th it was relieved and assembled in the vicinity of Ouisy, where on Oct. 4th it again attacked, and over difficult ground attained a distance of four kilometers in nine days. On Oct. 12th the division was again relieved and proceeded by march and bus to the Thiaucourt area where it was re-equipped. On Oct. 29th, making preparations for the resumption of the Meuse-Argonne offensive. The division, on Oct. 29th, entered the line St. Georges-St. Juvin and on Nov. 1st made an attack on that line, penetrating in the next five days a distance of twenty-four kilometers, being relieved the morning of November 6th. Upon relief it proceeded by marching to the Buzancy and Champ Mahaut areas. On the 18th of Nov. The division proceeded by march to the fifteenth training area, completing the march Dec. 1st.
The 155th F.A. Brigade after its relief from duty with the 80th Division, remained in the Cunel sector, serving successively with American divisions in that sector. It was in actor for forty-eight consecutive fighting days. It proceeded by rail from Dun-sur-Meuse to the 15th training aarea, arriving Dec. 4th to 7th.
Battle deaths, 1,141; wounded 5,622; prisoners 101. Distinguished Service Crosses awarded 42.
Maj. Gen. Adelbert Cronkhite, U.S. Army, commanded the division from Sept. 9, 1917.
The following units composed the division: 159th and 160th Inf. Brigs., 317th, 318th, 319th, 320th Inf. Regts., 314th, 315th M.G. Bns., 155th Art. Brig., 313th, 314th, 315th Arty. Regts. 305th Trench Mortar Battery, 313 Div. Machine Gun Bn., 305th Engr. Regt and Train, 305th Fld Sig. Bn., 305th Train Hqs., and M.P., 305th Supply Train, 205th Amm. Train, 305th Sanitary Train (317th, 318th, 319th, 320th Amb. Cos. And Field Hospitals.)
Some of these capsule histories were taken from Richard J. Beamish and Francis A. March's America's Part in the World War, no publisher, no place, copyright 1919 (now expired).
PFC R.D. Gardener-1917
Contributed by  Bob Gardner katsfan44@yahoo.com

FILES for Families that lived in Pittsylvania County, ca 1766-1800.
Over the years, I have compiled files of various length on many families who lived on or near the Pigg River in northwest Pittsylvania County. I can forward files on the following families which carry many into Tennessee and Kentucky.
NOTE - You , must e-mail me your request.
Atkinson - Barnard - Arthur - Barber - Bennett - Bruce -Burditt - Barger/Burger - Clements/Wade - Collier - Dillard - Doss - Dodson - Dove - Dyer - Herndon - Gilbert - Hammack/Hammock - Hensley - Mahan - Mallicott - Mugrove - Owen/Woodson - Kessee - Kirby - Patterson - Prewitt - Rice - Roach - Shockley - Meece - Terry -Towler - Royston/Risden - Witcher- Terry .
The following were mostly in Bedford County, Virginia.
Cundiff - Holley/Halley.
I descend from many of these families but mainly Goad and Dalton that married into many of the above. I have much data on Goad and Dalton.
 
    - Ken
Kenneth Haas [kennethaas26@live.com]
 
Descendants of Capt. Elisha Keen
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1. CAPTAIN CAPT. ELISHA1 KEEN was born 30 Oct 1758 in Fairfax County, Virginia, and died 01 Sep 1817 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH NAPIER Abt. 1786 in Henry County, Virginia. She was born Bet. 1760 - 1768 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 1848 in Franklin County, Virginia.
 
Notes for CAPTAIN CAPT. ELISHA KEEN:
- Toke oath of allegiance in Henry County, Virginia
- At the time of Elisha's death in 1817 his personal property, not including land, was valued at $3,030.25.
 
More About CAPTAIN CAPT. ELISHA KEEN:
Military service: Captain in the Revolutionary War
Occupation: Tobacconist
Will: 01 Sep 1812, Willbook 2, page 9, division of Estate in same book page 168

Children of CAPT. KEEN and ELIZABETH NAPIER are:
i. CHRISTINE2 KEEN, b. 07 Mar 1779, Franklin County, Virginia; m. JAMES GILBERT, 03 Dec 1803, Franklin County, Virginia; b. 07 Mar 1779, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Aug 1851, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JAMES GILBERT:
Baptism (LDS): 08 Sep 1989, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Endowment (LDS): 11 Nov 1989, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
 
2. ii. ELIZABETH KEEN, b. 1786, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1811, Sumner County, TN.
3. iii. CAPTAIN JOHN KEEN, b. Dec 1787, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 27 Nov 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
4. iv. ASHFORD THOMAS KEEN, b. 30 Jul 1791, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 15 Nov 1876, Franklin County, Virginia.
v. THOMAS KEEN, b. 1792, Franklin County, Virginia; m. ELIZABETH BROWN, 06 Jan 1818, Franklin County, Virginia.
5. vi. ELISHA KEEN, SR., b. Bet. 1794 - 1800, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 14 Jan 1844, Lynhcburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
6. vii. WILLIAM KEEN, b. 1795, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Feb 1825, Franklin County, Virginia.
7. viii. DAVID S. KEEN, b. 1800, Franklin County, Virginia.
ix. FRANCES J. KEEN, b. Bet. 1800 - 1810, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1820, Franklin County, Virginia; m. BELLE EDWARDS.
8. x. MARY ANN KEEN, b. Bet. 1804 - 1810, Franklin County, Virginia.
 
 
Generation No. 2
 
2. ELIZABETH2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1786 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1811 in Sumner County, TN. She married WILLIAM COWDEN III 12 Feb 1802 in Franklin County, Virginia. He was born Bet. 1772 - 1781 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Child of ELIZABETH KEEN and WILLIAM COWDEN is:
9. i. AMY3 COWDEN, b. 1803, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 1888, Wayne County, Missouri.
 
 
3. CAPTAIN JOHN2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Dec 1787 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 27 Nov 1876 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) NANCY WITCHER 16 Feb 1807 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 15 Sep 1786 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1835 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (2) SARAH SMITH 10 Apr 1844 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born Abt. 1803 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for CAPTAIN JOHN KEEN:
Leader in the Whig Party in Pittsylvania County with a seat in the state Legislature.
- Member of the House of Delegates from 1823-1829
 
More About CAPTAIN JOHN KEEN:
Burial: Rt. 868 off of Rt. 41 (SilverCreek Road)
Military service: 1812, Was a Commander and Captain in the War of 1812.
Occupation: Tobacconist
 
More About NANCY WITCHER:
Burial: Rt. 868 off of Rt. 41

Children of JOHN KEEN and NANCY WITCHER are:
10. i. CHARLES3 KEEN, b. Abt. 1808, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
11. ii. CHRISTIAN KEEN, b. Bet. 1809 - 1810, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aug 1861, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
12. iii. WILLIAM WITCHER KEEN, b. Bet. 1811 - 1812, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
13. iv. MARY HUMPHRIES KEEN, b. 25 Dec 1813, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Jun 1892, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
14. v. ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES KEEN, b. 06 Feb 1816, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 05 Sep 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
15. vi. NANCY HARRIET KEEN, b. 24 Jul 1818, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Feb 1906, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
16. vii. FRANCES ELISHA KEEN, b. 25 Apr 1820, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 19 Jul 1864, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
17. viii. EMILY AMERICUS KEEN, b. 1823, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
18. ix. ELISHA FOURD KEEN, b. 25 Jan 1825, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Dec 1878, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
x. THOMAS KEEN, b. Abt. 1828, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ARAMINTA ADAMS.
 

Children of JOHN KEEN and SARAH SMITH are:
19. xi. ISABELLA S.3 KEEN, b. Abt. 1845, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
xii. JOHN KEEN, b. Abt. 1845, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
4. ASHFORD THOMAS2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 30 Jul 1791 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 15 Nov 1876 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married (1) ELIZABETH EDWARDS 18 Aug 1817 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1795 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (2) FRANCIS ELIZABETH GLASS 03 Sep 1836 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1807 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Aug 1897 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Children of ASHFORD KEEN and ELIZABETH EDWARDS are:
i. MARY A.3 KEEN, b. Franklin County, Virginia; m. DR. A. HERNDON, 04 Mar 1850, Franklin Co., Virginia.
20. ii. GILLY COLEMAN KEEN, b. 24 Jan 1819, Franklin County, Virginia.
21. iii. DANIEL FRANKLIN KEEN, b. 18 Jun 1830, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 30 Aug 1909, Franklin County, Virginia.
 

Children of ASHFORD KEEN and FRANCIS GLASS are:
iv. CATHERINE3 KEEN, m. WILLIAM MACHENKENHEIMER.
v. JULIA ANNIE KEEN, m. THOMAS RICHARD HANCOCK, 01 Dec 1869, Franklin Co., Virginia.
vi. SALLY KEEN.
vii. DAVID KEEN, m. SALLY FULLER.
viii. CHARLES KEEN.
22. ix. JOHN KEEN.
x. ELIZABETH ANN KEEN, m. JOHN O. M. HAYNES, 02 Mar 1840, Franklin Co., Virginia.
 
 
5. ELISHA2 KEEN, SR. (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1794 - 1800 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 14 Jan 1844 in Lynhcburg, Campbell County, Virginia. He married ANN MARIA HARE 23 Mar 1834 in Bedford County, Virginia. She was born 25 Sep 1813 in Maryland, and died 14 Jul 1897 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ELISHA KEEN, SR.:
Elisha and Ann sealed in Washington Temple.
- Born at home in Franklin County, Virginia
- Little is known about Elisha, he died when his children were very young leaving Ann to raise them all alone. When Elisha first died Ann lived with her parents and through the progression of the Civil War ended up in Danville, the last capital of the confederacy.
 
More About ELISHA KEEN, SR.:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Burial: Jan 1844, Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Occupation: Tobacconist
 
Notes for ANN MARIA HARE:
In 1860 had Real Estate worth 8,000 and Personal Property worth 10,000
- Ann died on Patton Street at the M.E. Payne Boarding House.
- Living in Lynchburg in August 1850 with Jesse, Mary and Elisha, Jr.
- Living with daughter Mary and son-in-law John Millner in September 1860 with son Elisha.
 
More About ANN MARIA HARE:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Burial: Jul 1897, Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)

Children of ELISHA KEEN and ANN HARE are:
23. i. JESSE HARE3 KEEN, SR., b. 05 Apr 1835, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 06 Mar 1906, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. INFANT KEEN, b. 08 Apr 1838, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 08 Apr 1838, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
More About INFANT KEEN:
Burial: Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia
 
24. iii. MARY ELIZA KEEN, b. 17 Aug 1839, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 14 May 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. LAURA KEEN, b. 02 Sep 1841, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 02 Sep 1841, Lynchburg, Campbell County., Virginia.
 
More About LAURA KEEN:
Burial: Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia
 
25. v. ELISHA KEEN, b. Abt. 1842, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
 
6. WILLIAM2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1795 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Feb 1825 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married ANN NAPIER. She was born Abt. 1800 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Child of WILLIAM KEEN and ANN NAPIER is:
26. i. ELISHA3 KEEN, b. Abt. 1820, Franklin County, Virginia; d. North Carolina.
 
 
7. DAVID S.2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1800 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married (1) GILLEY EDWARDS. She was born 1800 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Apr 1825 in Franklin County, Virginia.  He married (2) JULIANA HOLLAND 17 Aug 1835 in Franklin County, Virginia. She was born 08 Dec 1815 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Child of DAVID KEEN and GILLEY EDWARDS is:
27. i. GIDEON E.3 KEEN, b. 1822, Bedford County, Virginia; d. 1905, Brutus, Virginia.
 
 
8. MARY ANN2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1804 - 1810 in Franklin County, Virginia. She married JOHN CLAIBOURNE TYREE 10 Oct 1841 in Franklin County, Virginia. He was born 12 Feb 1817 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Children of MARY KEEN and JOHN TYREE are:
i. MARTHA3 TYREE, b. Franklin County, Virginia.
ii. SUSAN TYREE, b. Franklin County, Virginia.
iii. GEORGE TYREE, b. Franklin County, Virginia.
28. iv. HIRAM J. TYREE, b. 1844, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Jul 1930.
v. JOSEPH PETER TYREE, b. 1845, Franklin County, Virginia.
29. vi. EDWARD TAYLOR TYREE, b. 16 Sep 1869, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Bet. 1910 - 1911, Franklin County, Virginia.
 
 
Generation No. 3
 
9. AMY3 COWDEN (ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1803 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 1888 in Wayne County, Missouri. She married JOEL JOSEPH MEADOR Mar 1830. He was born 1795 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died 1862 in Wayne County, Missouri.

Children of AMY COWDEN and JOEL MEADOR are:
30. i. JOB WILLIAM4 MEADOR, b. 1831, Sumner County, TN; d. 06 Mar 1918, Wayne County, Missouri.
ii. MARY JANE MEADOR, b. 1833, Sumner County, TN; d. 1913, Wayne County, Missouri.
31. iii. MATILDA ADELINE MEADOR, b. 1836, Sumner County, TN; d. 1872, Wayne County, Missouri.
32. iv. JOEL ALEXANDER MEADOR, b. 03 Mar 1845, Patterson, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 28 Jun 1904, Fisher County, Louisanna.
 
 
10. CHARLES3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1808 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY RUCKER MILLNER 08 Apr 1831 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1815 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for MARY RUCKER MILLNER:
Mary is William Banks Millner's sister.

Children of CHARLES KEEN and MARY MILLNER are:
i. JOHN R.4 KEEN, b. 1835, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ANN T. HANNOK, 28 Oct 1857, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. MARTHA CAROLINE KEEN, b. 1836, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. JESSE L. MILLNER, 15 Nov 1847, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. E. T. KEEN, b. 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
11. CHRISTIAN3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1809 - 1810 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aug 1861 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JOHN FRANCIS BLAIR 13 Sep 1827 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 01 Jan 1804 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Oct 1860 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JOHN FRANCIS BLAIR:
- Moved to Texas in 1858
- Family lived in Stoney Mill

Children of CHRISTIAN KEEN and JOHN BLAIR are:
i. JAMES KEEN4 BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. LUCY BARKSDALE RAGSDALE, 10 Dec 1849, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. JOHN HENRY BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Oct 1860, Grayson County, Texas.
iii. WESLEY WITCHER BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1867, Grayson County, Texas; m. SALLY EVANS.
iv. GEORGE WHITFIELD BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. FRANCES SHORTRIDGE.
v. ELISHA EDGAR BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. SARAH THOMAS TURNER.
vi. FRANCIS DICKINSON BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MARY ELIZABETH MCKEE.
vii. THOMAS WELLINGTON BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
viii. ELIZA ANN BLAIR, b. 27 Jul 1828, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Apr 1882, Grayson County, Texas; m. WILLIAM DAVID WILLIAMS, 18 Jun 1844, Virginia; b. 12 Dec 1818, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 11 Aug 1861, Grayson County, Texas.
ix. CHARLES WILLIAM BLAIR, b. 1832, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. (1) MARTHA JANE P. GUEVIANT; m. (2) DORA DEGRAFFENREAD.
 
Notes for CHARLES WILLIAM BLAIR:
movedc back to Pittsylvania County in 1882
 
x. EMMELINE FRANCES BLAIR, b. 08 Mar 1834, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 19 Mar 1910, Coleman County, Texas; m. PETER HARRY TURNER, 18 Dec 1850, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; b. 02 Sep 1822, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 11 Aug 1901, Coleman County, Texas.
 
 
12. WILLIAM WITCHER3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1811 - 1812 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1880 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH BALLARD FONTAINE 15 May 1837 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1813 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1888 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About WILLIAM WITCHER KEEN:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
Notes for ELIZABETH BALLARD FONTAINE:
The parents listed for Elizabeth are possibly her grandparnets and not her parents.
 
More About ELIZABETH BALLARD FONTAINE:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of WILLIAM KEEN and ELIZABETH FONTAINE are:
33. i. NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, b. 23 Jan 1840, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 06 Sep 1873, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
34. ii. MARY ANN KEEN, b. 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1881, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
35. iii. JOHN THOMAS KEEN, b. 22 Dec 1843, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 01 Nov 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
36. iv. CHARLES BALLARD KEEN, b. 03 Feb 1846, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Feb 1883, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. WILLIAM WITCHER KEEN, JR, b. 1848, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. FONTAIN P. KEEN, b. 27 Mar 1850, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 22 Feb 1874, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vii. ELISHA KEEN, b. 1852, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1881, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
13. MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 25 Dec 1813 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 12 Jun 1892 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married WILLIAM BANKS MILLNER, SR. 23 Dec 1830 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 07 Nov 1807 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 25 Nov 1867 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MARY HUMPHRIES KEEN:
Occupation: 01 Jul 1870, Hotel Proprietary
 
Notes for WILLIAM BANKS MILLNER, SR.:
- Personl property, not including land, was valued at $12,000 in 1850
- William has 13 slaves listed in the 1850 slave schedule.
- All 10 children are listed either in the 1850 or 1860 census
 
More About WILLIAM BANKS MILLNER, SR.:
Burial: Greenhill Cem. on Lee Street in Danville, Virginia
Occupation: 1850, Tobacconist

Children of MARY KEEN and WILLIAM MILLNER are:
37. i. MARTHA A.4 MILLNER, b. Abt. 1832, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
38. ii. JOHN KEEN MILLNER, SR., b. 31 Mar 1834, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Jan 1900, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. NANCY W. MILLNER, b. Abt. 1836, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
39. iv. MARY ELIZABETH MILLNER, b. Abt. 1839, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Jan 1919, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
40. v. MALLISSA RICHARDSON MILLNER, b. 05 Mar 1841, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Mar 1895, Davidson County, North Carolina.
vi. HARRIET C. MILLNER, b. Abt. 1843, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vii. WILLIAM BANKS MILLNER, JR., b. Abt. 1847, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1924, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About WILLIAM BANKS MILLNER, JR.:
Occupation: 01 Jul 1870, Hotel Clerk
 
viii. EMILY S. MILLNER, b. Abt. 1849, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1859, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
41. ix. FRANCES ELLA MILLNER, b. Abt. 1852, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1929, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
x. THOMAS RICHARD MILLNER, b. Abt. 1856, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
14. ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 06 Feb 1816 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 05 Sep 1854 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married BARTLETT W. JONES 16 Jan 1837 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 04 Jun 1813 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 11 Mar 1858 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ELIZABETH KEEN and BARTLETT JONES are:
i. ADOLPHUS4 JONES, b. 1838, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. GUSTAVUS JONES, b. 1838, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
42. iii. KEEN JONES, b. 1840, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. WITCHER JONES, b. 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ROSA BELVIN; b. 1852, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for WITCHER JONES:
Lived at 903 Main St. in Danville, Built the home in 1875, later in 1884 moved out west to Utah.
 
More About WITCHER JONES:
Military service: Sevred in the Confederate Army
 
v. BARTLETT JONES, JR, b. 1847, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
43. vi. ELISHA KEEN JONES, b. 18 Jan 1849, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1922, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
44. vii. ANN MARIA JONES, b. 1851, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1931, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
viii. JOHN JONES, b. 08 Aug 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Aug 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JOHN JONES:
John was Thomas's twin.
 
ix. THOMAS JONES, b. 08 Aug 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1907, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About THOMAS JONES:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
 
15. NANCY HARRIET3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Jul 1818 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 20 Feb 1906 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married DECATUR JONES 25 Jan 1838 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 29 Jan 1816 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 01 Sep 1889 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About NANCY HARRIET KEEN:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
Notes for DECATUR JONES:
- Decatur bought Bachelor's hall from the original two bachelor's who built it.
 
More About DECATUR JONES:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of NANCY KEEN and DECATUR JONES are:
45. i. ARAMINTA4 JONES, b. 27 Oct 1838, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. MARIA LOUISA JONES, b. 1841, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. - HAYES.
46. iii. WILLIAM HENRY JONES, b. 23 Aug 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 06 Aug 1920, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. ELIZABETH A. JONES, b. 25 Sep 1844, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 27 Jan 1930, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. (1) - KING; m. (2) - CUNNINGHAM, 25 May 1869, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. NANCY WITCHER JONES, b. 1847, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. (1) - KING; m. (2) VICTOR CLAY MCADOO, 27 Jan 1867, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. EMILY JONES JONES, b. 1849, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1930, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for EMILY JONES JONES:
Never married and lived with brother William at Bachelor's Hall.
 
vii. JOHN KEEN JONES, b. 13 Jul 1850, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Apr 1917, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MARY BLAIR WILKINSON.
viii. THOMAS DECATUR JONES, b. 1853, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Durham, North Carolina; m. - SOUTHGATE; d. Durham, North Carolina.
ix. MAY CHRISTIAN JONES, b. 1855, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. JOSEPH MOTLEY MOREHEAD, 08 Nov 1883, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
x. CHARLES BIXLER JONES, b. 1856, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1890, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
47. xi. D'ORSAY JONES, b. 1859, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Apr 1932, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
16. FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 25 Apr 1820 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 19 Jul 1864 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married STOKELEY CARTER 18 Sep 1839 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 23 Apr 1815 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 28 Sep 1873 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for STOKELEY CARTER:
Most of the information below is from Pittsylvania’s Nineteenth-Century Grist Mills by Herman Melton, 1991.
 
The site of the Stony Mill was owned by Thomas Smith in 1772. His will is recorded in Pittsylvania Co. in 1781 or 1787 (D & W Book 11, p. 123) in which he leaves 100 acres on the Sandy River, north side, to his grandson Thomas, son of his son John. In 1824, grandson Thomas Smith set aside 10 acres for a grist mill. After grandson Thomas died, his son William inherited the mill site. He sold it in March (or May) 1837, and the transfer mentions that the earlier mill had burned down (Pittsylvania Co., VA, Deed Book 40, p. 100). The purchaser of the mill was Benjamin Watkins, who was known as a “wheeler dealer”. Average businessmen were seriously affected by the bank Panic of 1837, but Watkins could weather the storm.
Watkins took a partner, Peter Guerrant, and opened the grist mill and a sawmill in 1841. In 1845, the assessed property included a carriage shop, tobacco factory, sawmill, grist mill, and blacksmith shop. In 1852, Watkins and Guerrant sold the mill and surrounding land to Elisha Ford Keen and William Witcher Keen.
Records from 1850 show that the Keens had entered some sort of partnership with Watkins. The Inventory of Manufactures in 1850 lists Keen and Watkins as the owners of a grist mill and a tobacco factory.
On March 11, 1857, the Keens sold the 25-acres on which the mill and shops sat to W. J. Blair (Pittsylvania Co., Deed Book 60, p. 171). Elisha Ford Keen had decided to run for the Virginia General Assembly that year.
W. J. (Billy) Blair married Nancy Hutchings (Nannie) Carter on 31 Dec 1863 in Pittsylvania Co. Nancy was the niece of the Keen brothers who sold the mill; her mother Frances Elisha Keen married Stokeley Carter. Stokeley Carter bought the mill from Billy Blair, and Nannie and Billy headed to Augusta, GA.
Following the Civil War, Stokeley was declared bankrupt on May 9, 1868. The subsequent sale of the mill was to Charles Keen Carter, his eldest son, on 17 Sep 1869 (Deed Book 63, p. 338). Charles died in 1876, and left the mill to his sister Mary Frances (Mollie) Carter (Will Book 3, p. 195
On 01 Sep 1878, Mollie sold the mill to her sister Nannie, widow of Billy Blair (Pittsylvania Co., VA, Deed Book 74, p. 254). Nannie had moved back to Pittsylvania Co. after the death of her husband in 1876 in Augusta, GA.
Nannie Blair ran a profitable mill. At her death, she was the owner of Stony Mill. In a deed dated 31 Oct 1910, Nannie’s heirs agreed to sell Stony Mill to her son, their brother, Charles Blair. The mill burned in the early 1930’s, and J. D. Hawkins bought Stony Mill from Charles Blair on 15 Feb 1936 (Deed Book 226, p. 27).

Children of FRANCES KEEN and STOKELEY CARTER are:
i. CHARLES KEEN4 CARTER, b. 1840, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for CHARLES KEEN CARTER:
Never Married
 
More About CHARLES KEEN CARTER:
Occupation: Clerk for the Railroad Bureau of the Quartermaster’s Dept. of the Confederate States of America
 
48. ii. NANCY HUTCHINGS CARTER, b. 14 Jan 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 01 Jul 1910, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
49. iii. JOHN THOMAS CARTER, b. Bet. 1843 - 1844, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
50. iv. ELISHA KEEN CARTER, b. Bet. 1845 - 1846, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. Apr 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. JAMES WITCHER CARTER, b. 1848, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 26 Apr 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JAMES WITCHER CARTER:
die at age 64, never married
 
More About JAMES WITCHER CARTER:
Occupation: bookkeeper and accountant in Danville, VA
Residence: Grove Street, Danville, Virginia
 
51. vi. LUCY PARKE CARTER, b. 1850, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. Oct 1912, Phoenix, Arizona.
vii. EMILY A. CARTER, b. 02 Apr 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 19 Sep 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
52. viii. MARY FRANCES CARTER, b. 21 Oct 1855, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Feb 1933, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ix. STOKELEY CARTER, JR, b. 04 Mar 1858, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for STOKELEY CARTER, JR:
When he died, he was engaged and living in Georgia. His fiancee returned his engagement ring to his sister Mollie when she married someone else. Mollie passed it on to her daughter Lucy Carter Fulton, who passed it on to Laura Fulton Neal.
 
 
53. x. RUFUS CARTER, b. 21 May 1860, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
17. EMILY AMERICUS3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1823 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married AMAZIAH ALVIS SMITH 19 Sep 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1820 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1862 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of EMILY KEEN and AMAZIAH SMITH are:
i. CHARLES K.4 SMITH, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MARY BURTON.
54. ii. ALVIS SMITH, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
55. iii. POLLY SMITH, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
56. iv. MARY WIMBUSH SMITH, b. 1852.
 
 
18. ELISHA FOURD3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 25 Jan 1825 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 08 Dec 1878 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY ANN PERKINS 25 Oct 1844 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1827 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1885 in Cottage Hill, Virginia.
 
Notes for ELISHA FOURD KEEN:
Elisha fought in 22 known battles on the side of the confederacy.
 
More About ELISHA FOURD KEEN:
Burial: Cottage Hill, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Military service: 1861, Major of the Virginia Keen's 57th Infantry Battalion
 
More About MARY ANN PERKINS:
Burial: Cottage Hill, Pittsylvania County, Virginia

Children of ELISHA KEEN and MARY PERKINS are:
57. i. ELIZABETH FRANCES4 KEEN, b. 1846, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1896, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
58. ii. NANCY WITCHER KEEN, b. 19 May 1848, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 07 Oct 1903, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
iii. MARY EMMA KEEN, b. 20 Jun 1850, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Jun 1872, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. JOHN HOWARD.
 
More About MARY EMMA KEEN:
Burial: Cottage Hill
 
 
19. ISABELLA S.3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1845 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married ELISHA KEEN 23 Apr 1862 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of ELISHA KEEN and ANN HARE. He was born Abt. 1842 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ELISHA KEEN:
Listed as student in 1860 and Living with mother in sisters and brother-in-laws home.
In 1860 had Real Estate worth 4,000 and personal property worth 500
Elisha was enlisted in the Civil War on May 10, 1861, on the side of the Confederacy. He was discharged on May 10, 1861.
 
More About ELISHA KEEN:
Military service: 10 May 1861, Private in the Confederacy
Occupation: Farmer

Children of ISABELLA KEEN and ELISHA KEEN are:
i. BETTY4 KEEN, b. 1864, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for BETTY KEEN:
Never Married
 
ii. ROSA "ROSE" BELLE KEEN, b. 1865, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. JAMES B. PATTERSON, 08 Mar 1891, Patrick County, Virginia.
59. iii. JOHN KEEN, b. Bet. 1868 - 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. FLORENCE KEEN, b. 1872, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for FLORENCE KEEN:
Never Married
 
v. ASHFORD KEEN, b. 05 May 1874, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
60. vi. WALTER HUGH KEEN, b. 05 Oct 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
61. vii. OWEN ALLEN KEEN, b. 19 Dec 1884, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
20. GILLY COLEMAN3 KEEN (ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Jan 1819 in Franklin County, Virginia. She married THOMAS S. JAMES. He was born 13 May 1815 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Child of GILLY KEEN and THOMAS JAMES is:
62. i. JOHN HENRY4 JAMES, b. 05 Jan 1840, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 25 Jan 1897, Prescott County, Arizona.
 
 
21. DANIEL FRANKLIN3 KEEN (ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Jun 1830 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 30 Aug 1909 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married (1) MARY F. HERNDON 14 Oct 1858 in Franklin Co., Virginia. She was born 22 Apr 1840 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 07 Mar 1879 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married (2) MARY JANE PEARSON 14 Oct 1880 in Franklin Co., Virginia. He married (3) NANNIE HATCHETT 11 Dec 1884 in Franklin Co., Virginia.

Child of DANIEL KEEN and MARY HERNDON is:
i. ANNIE4 KEEN, b. 29 Sep 1865, Franklin County, Virginia; m. JOHNSON BEAUREGARD WALKER; b. 05 Apr 1860, Franklin County, Virginia.
 
 
22. JOHN3 KEEN (ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married DOLLIE D. 1860.

Children of JOHN KEEN and DOLLIE D. are:
63. i. DR. ASHFORD T.4 KEEN, b. 1862, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1922, Franklin County, Virginia.
ii. JOHN ELISHA KEEN, b. 1870, Franklin County, Virginia; m. MARY FRANCES DIVERS, 23 Mar 1902, Franklin Co., Virginia.
 
 
23. JESSE HARE3 KEEN, SR. (ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Apr 1835 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 06 Mar 1906 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married FRANCES JANE BOOTH 14 Sep 1854 in Franklin County, Virginia. She was born 08 Sep 1835 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 23 Nov 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JESSE HARE KEEN, SR.:
Jesse was one of the first in Pittsylvania County to be Baptized in to the Church of Latter day Saints along with son Jesse. Jesse and Frances were sealed November 6, 1975.
JESSE HARE KEEN, SR
Grandfather Keen
Written By:
Mary Jessie Keen Tuck, February 16, 1958
Recopied By:
Michael E. Barbour, May 11, 2006
 
 
 
If only I could leave for my children’s children a mind picture of my grandparents so plain they would immediately recognize them, I would be the great “I am”. However, I am just me, although I would like to leave behind a few words of grace. For grace was the foundation of which grandpa, Jesse Hare Keen, SR, stood. He was as graceful as the apostles of old, faithful, patient, kind, honest, unselfish, thoughtful, loving and good to every human, beast or animal.
His family was the first concern and his religion next. He loved hymns and held long conversations about Joseph Smith the Prophet. The gospel was always his theme of conversation and he would walk miles in snow and storm to do a favor to help anyone. In the early days he owned slaves and never once was he known to abuse, scold, or punish one. When their freedom was granted he gave each a start in life of money, food, and homes. Even after the freedom was granted many of the slaves pledged to stay with him, their “Master”. Two of them lived near by and lived me to see me become eight years old and were both baptized into the LDS church. I loved the good old souls. The woman was Fannie Keen and was my father’s nurse maid, her husband was Abraham Graves. The old Graves family was a good class of people who grandpa loved. At their freedom they kept the Graves name.
Grandpa died when I was young but put his last dime in my little hand when he saw me last. At the time of his death he could hardly walk. He died a poor man but his riches went for the poor, the poor but pure in heart and in spirit.
 
I hope my grandsons will inherit all of his good points. What a happy reunion it will be in the glory of our Heavenly Father.
 
More About JESSE HARE KEEN, SR.:
Baptism (LDS): 21 Nov 1897
Burial: Mar 1906, Brutus Area, Telegraph Rd, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 30 Jan 1975, LANGE (Los Angeles California)
Occupation: 19 Jul 1860, Tobacconist
Property: 19 Jul 1860, Value of personal estate: 9, 000
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, LANGE (Los Angeles California)
 
Notes for FRANCES JANE BOOTH:
FRANCIS JANE BOOTH KEEN
Grandmother Keen
Written By:
Mary Jessie Keen Tuck, 1958
Recopied By:
Michael E. Barbour, 2006
 
I only remember grandmother dimly. We did not see her often. She was pretty, fair, blue eyes, dark hair, tall, slim, and spoiled. She had a lovely voice and sang well. She was dignified and proud, but underneath her sweetness and dignity there was a mean and overbearing streak. She was used to the very best of everything, and had her way, they were very wealthy.
In slavery days she was boss, mistress, lady, and queen. She was a good mother and spoiled her children and grandchildren too much. She was of Baptist Religion. Grandma made grandpa toe the mark, she was waited on hand and foot. It is said that her abuse killed one little weakly slave, Joe, her errand boy. She was a social fiend and a great dancer. During the early years she had wines and strong drinks of the finest and highest quality and adapted to Paregoric and Laudanum in her last years. Grandpa had the patience of Jobe, that is pure love. After slavery freedom, she pitted herself and made the family wait on her. I remember seeing my Aunt Annie nurse her and on her death bed she managed to hug me and say, “Be a good Girl”. The next week she died. Her corpse was so very beautiful and everybody cried so much. There were so many friends, neighbors, and kin folks. I wish I could remember them all. The family loved and respected Mommie so very much. Yes she had faults, don’t we all, but she was the finest character and from a noble family of English Decent. She made a poor man of Grandpa with her extravagant tastes and social life. However, she was good hearted and would give anything she had to those she loved and respected, poor and rich alike.
 
I feel she is resting peacefully and will accept the gospel now being taught in the spirit world. I shall meet and know her some day and she will be proud of me.
I love her and the rest of my people. 
 
I Fannie J. Keen make this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills and cotiscles thereto, to wit, I direct my executor hereinafter named to pay all my just debts.
 
It is my desire that my afflicted daughter Josephine Keen after my death shall be cared for by my daughter Annie M. Keen. I give and bequeath unto P. L. Booth, one thousand dollars ($1000.00) to be held by him in trust and used for the purpose of supporting and caring for my said Daughter Josephine Keen during her life, and at her death if any part thereof, is left it is to be given to A. M. Keen whom cared for her.
 
As soon as possible after my death I direct my executor hereinafter named to partition my entire estate real personal and mixed equally among all of children namely, to wit, Mary E. Patton, Dr. E. C. Keen, A. M. Keen, J. H. Keen, Fannie J. Hagood, J. P. Keen, and Josephine Keen, I want all of my children to share equal in this third clause. In witness I have hereunto set my hand this the 24th day of January 1911 signed and published by Fannie J. Keen as her last will and testimony, in our presence who together in her presence and in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witness.
 
(Witness) J. A. Jacobs Fannie J. Keen
 
(Witness) L. G. Jacobs
 
P.S. I nominate and appoint P. L. Booth of Danville, Virginia. as my executor.
 
Fannie J. Keen
 
Virginia: In the Clerks Office of the circuit court for the county of Pittsylvania at the Courthouse thereof on Friday the 29th day of August 1913.
The last will and testament of Fannie J. Keen late of Pittsylvania County deceased was this day proved by the oath of J. A. Jacobs one of the subscribing witnesses thereto that said will was signed and acknowledged by the Testatrix in the presence of himself and L. G. Jacobs the other subscribing witness thereto present at the same time that they the said witnesses subscribed that said will in the presence of the Testatrix and of each other, and therefore it is ordered that the said will be recorded as the true last will and testament of the said Fannie J. Keen deceased.
 
Teste
S. S. Keurt, Clerk
 
More About FRANCES JANE BOOTH:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Burial: Nov 1912, Brutus Area, Telegraph Rd, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)

Children of JESSE KEEN and FRANCES BOOTH are:
64. i. MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN, b. 20 May 1855, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 03 Dec 1937, Piney Grove, North Carolina.
ii. THOMAS ASHFORD KEEN, b. 03 Jul 1856, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 23 Dec 1858, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About THOMAS ASHFORD KEEN:
Burial: Dec 1858, Brutus Area, Telegraph Rd, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
 
65. iii. DR. ELISHA CHRISTOPHER KEEN, b. 16 Sep 1858, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 12 Mar 1925, Basset, Henry County, Virginia.
66. iv. ANNIE MARIAH KEEN, b. 11 Dec 1860, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 16 Feb 1932, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
67. v. JESSE HARE KEEN, JR., b. 08 May 1862, Hillgrove, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 21 Feb 1943, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. CHRISTOPHER SILAS KEEN, b. 20 Dec 1865, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Dec 1869, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About CHRISTOPHER SILAS KEEN:
Burial: Dec 1869, Brutus, Telegraph Rd, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
 
68. vii. FANNIE JANE KEEN, b. 18 Aug 1869, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Aug 1951, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
69. viii. JOHN PETER KEEN, b. 13 Apr 1872, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 11 Dec 1955, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ix. JOSEPHINE KEEN, b. 30 Aug 1874, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Oct 1948, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JOSEPHINE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Burial: Oct 1948, Brutus Area, Telegraph Rd, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
 
 
24. MARY ELIZA3 KEEN (ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 17 Aug 1839 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 14 May 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JOHN KEEN MILLNER, SR. 27 Apr 1857 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of WILLIAM MILLNER and MARY KEEN. He was born 31 Mar 1834 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 12 Jan 1900 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MARY ELIZA KEEN:
Burial: May 1912, Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia
 
More About JOHN KEEN MILLNER, SR.:
Burial: Jan 1900, Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia
Occupation: Tobacconist

Children of MARY KEEN and JOHN MILLNER are:
70. i. ROWENA S.4 MILLNER, b. 30 Sep 1859, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. UNKNOWN MILLNER, b. Bet. 1860 - 1865, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. "CHILD" MILLNER, b. 27 Oct 1861, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. ESTELLE MILLNER, b. 26 Nov 1866, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ESTELLE MILLNER:
Never Married
 
v. UNKNOWN MILLNER, b. Bet. 1867 - 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. UNKNOWN MILLNER, b. Bet. 1867 - 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
71. vii. ANNIE BELLE MILLNER, b. Abt. 1872, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
viii. MARY ELIZABETH MILLNER, b. 19 Mar 1873, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 06 Oct 1957, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for MARY ELIZABETH MILLNER:
Never Married
 
ix. ALICE KEEN MILLNER, b. 1875, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 14 Nov 1946, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ALICE KEEN MILLNER:
Never Married
 
x. GERTRUDE R. MILLNER, b. 1877, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1963, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. GROVER STEWART.
xi. JOHN KEEN MILLNER, JR., b. Feb 1880, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JOHN KEEN MILLNER, JR.:
Never Married
 
xii. NANNIE KATE "KATIE" MILLNER, b. 1882, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. BEN LOUKS.
72. xiii. CHARLIE BANKS MILLNER, b. 20 Oct 1885, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 14 Mar 1953, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
25. ELISHA3 KEEN (ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1842 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. He married (1) ? WHITHEAD. He married (2) ISABELLA S. KEEN 23 Apr 1862 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of JOHN KEEN and SARAH SMITH. She was born Abt. 1845 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ELISHA KEEN:
Listed as student in 1860 and Living with mother in sisters and brother-in-laws home.
In 1860 had Real Estate worth 4,000 and personal propert worth 500
Elisha was enlisted in the Civil War on May 10, 1861, on the side of the Confederacy. He was discharged on May 10, 1861.
 
More About ELISHA KEEN:
Military service: 10 May 1861, Private in the Confederacy
Occupation: Farmer

Children are listed above under (19) Isabella S. Keen.
 
26. ELISHA3 KEEN (WILLIAM2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1820 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died in North Carolina. He married LUCINDA. She was born Abt. 1830 in North Carolina, and died in North Carolina.

Child of ELISHA KEEN and LUCINDA is:
73. i. WILLIAM RILEY4 KEEN, b. 1846, Union County, North Carolina; d. 1908, Decatur County, Tennessee.
 
 
27. GIDEON E.3 KEEN (DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1822 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died 1905 in Brutus, Virginia. He married (1) SARAH A. TAYLOR 07 Feb 1846 in Franklin Co., Virginia. She was born 09 Aug 1825 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 15 Mar 1853 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married (2) CATHERINE JACQULIN BERNARD 25 Apr 1854 in Franklin County, Virginia. She was born 1834 in Bedford County, Virginia.
 
More About GIDEON E. KEEN:
Military service: Pvt, I Co., 21st Reg.
Occupation: Justice of the Peace
 
More About SARAH A. TAYLOR:
Cause of Death: pneumonia

Children of GIDEON KEEN and CATHERINE BERNARD are:
i. NANNIE BETH4 KEEN, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About NANNIE BETH KEEN:
Cause of Death: By fire as a child
 
ii. - KEEN, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
74. iii. GIDEON THOMAS KEEN, b. 1856, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1913, Beckley, WVA.
 
 
28. HIRAM J.3 TYREE (MARY ANN2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1844 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Jul 1930. He married MARY LOUISA COX.

Children of HIRAM TYREE and MARY COX are:
i. WILLIAM THOMAS4 TYREE.
ii. JAMES M. TYREE.
iii. MILLIE TYREE.
iv. SALLIE ANN TYREE.
v. SUSAN E. TYREE.
vi. ROBERT E. LEE TYREE.
vii. GEORGE WASHINGTON TYREE.
viii. ETTA TYREE.
ix. ESTEL TYREE.
x. LUBE TYREE.
xi. ARA TYREE.
xii. FLORA TYREE.
xiii. IDA TYREE.
 
 
29. EDWARD TAYLOR3 TYREE (MARY ANN2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Sep 1869 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Bet. 1910 - 1911 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married NANNIE DICKERSON STONE Abt. 1890 in Franklin Co., Virginia. She was born Abt. 1870 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Children of EDWARD TYREE and NANNIE STONE are:
i. MARY4 TYREE.
ii. J.W. TYREE, b. 1892.
iii. NANNIE TYREE, b. 1894.
iv. ALVAH L. TYREE, b. 23 Aug 1903; d. 1904.
v. HARRY STUART TYREE, b. 23 May 1911.
 
 
Generation No. 4
 
30. JOB WILLIAM4 MEADOR (AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1831 in Sumner County, TN, and died 06 Mar 1918 in Wayne County, Missouri. He married DELILAH WOOD 1855 in Wayne County, Missouri. She was born Bet. 1834 - 1835.

Children of JOB MEADOR and DELILAH WOOD are:
i. JOEL BUCHANAN5 MEADOR, b. Bet. 1856 - 1857, Wayne County, Missouri.
ii. ANNIE MEADOR, b. Bet. 1858 - 1859, Wayne County, Missouri.
75. iii. CALVIN ALEXANDER MEADOR, b. 16 Apr 1861, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 05 May 1942, Silva, Wayne County, Missouri.
76. iv. JOHNATHAN GRANT MEADOR, b. 30 Aug 1866, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 17 Aug 1936, Wayne County, Missouri.
v. NELSON MEADOR, b. Bet. 1867 - 1868, Wayne County, Missouri.
vi. JOESPH WILLIAM MEADOR, b. 1873, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 1946, Wayne County, Missouri.
 
 
31. MATILDA ADELINE4 MEADOR (AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1836 in Sumner County, TN, and died 1872 in Wayne County, Missouri. She married BETHAVEN ATNIP 22 Jul 1852 in Wayne County, Missouri. He was born Bet. 1828 - 1829 in Warren County, Tennessee, and died 26 Nov 1867 in Wayne County, Missouri.

Children of MATILDA MEADOR and BETHAVEN ATNIP are:
i. DELAN CATHERINE5 ATNIP.
ii. JUDIA ATNIP.
iii. JOHN ROBERT ATNIP.
iv. AUSTIN ATNIP.
v. AMY EVA ATNIP, b. 30 May 1864, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 07 Feb 1937, Wayne County, Missouri; m. GEORGE MURPHY WHITE, 13 Apr 1883, Wayne County, Missouri.
 
 
32. JOEL ALEXANDER4 MEADOR (AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 03 Mar 1845 in Patterson, Wayne County, Missouri, and died 28 Jun 1904 in Fisher County, Louisiana. He married MARY ANN TWIDWELL 25 May 1865 in Wayne County, Missouri. She was born 15 Mar 1846 in Johnson County, Tennessee, and died 22 Jul 1924 in Fisher County, Louisiana.
 
More About JOEL ALEXANDER MEADOR:
Residence: 1880, Mill Spring, Wayne County, Missouri

Children of JOEL MEADOR and MARY TWIDWELL are:
i. EMMA C.5 MEADOR, b. Bet. 1865 - 1866.
ii. VERNETTA C. MEADOR, b. Bet. 1867 - 1868.
iii. MARY L. MEADOR, b. Bet. 1870 - 1871.
77. iv. MATILDA ELIZABETH MEADOR, b. 25 Nov 1872, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 26 Nov 1917, St. Louis, Missouri.
v. EVA J. MEADOR, b. Bet. 1873 - 1874.
vi. SARAH A. MEADOR, b. Bet. 1878 - 1879.
 
 
33. NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN (WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 23 Jan 1840 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 06 Sep 1873 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) JAMES CALLAND MOORMAN 20 Dec 1855 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 13 Nov 1833 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 08 Nov 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (2) C. E. DOUGHTREY 29 Oct 1867 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1839 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1928 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About C. E. DOUGHTREY:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of NANCY KEEN and JAMES MOORMAN are:
78. i. WILLIAM ACHILLES5 MOORMAN, b. 1856, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
79. ii. SAMUEL J. MOORMAN, b. 16 Jun 1858, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 25 Jun 1925, Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. JAMES CALLAND MOORMAN, b. 1859, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1880, Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. BETTY BALLARD MOORMAN, b. Jan 1861, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 05 Jul 1862, Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
34. MARY ANN4 KEEN (WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1881 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) JOHN ANTHONY SMITH. He was born 1835 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1896 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (2) ARTABANUS B. MILLNER.

Children of MARY KEEN and JOHN SMITH are:
i. JOHN ANTHONY5 SMITH, JR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. WILLIAM ALBERT SMITH, b. 11 Sep 1861, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 03 Jul 1909, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
80. iii. ELIZABETH FONTAINE SMITH, b. 1863, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. EDGAR WITCHER SMITH, b. 1865, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1949, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. EMMA ARRINGTON.
v. OLIVER PRESTON SMITH, b. 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. (1) VIOLA GATTER; m. (2) MARIAN WATERMAN.
vi. BALLARD FONTAINE SMITH, b. Bet. 1879 - 1916, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
35. JOHN THOMAS4 KEEN (WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 22 Dec 1843 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 01 Nov 1880 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY VIRGINIA DOE 15 Nov 1864 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 12 Mar 1843 in New York, New York, and died 14 Oct 1886 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of JOHN KEEN and MARY DOE are:
81. i. SALLIE ROSS5 KEEN, b. 1866, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. WILLIAM WITCHER KEEN, b. 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. DAISY WILSON.
iii. THOMAS DOE KEEN, b. 21 Jun 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 17 Mar 1896, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. NANNIE F. KEEN, b. 1879, Tunstall, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
36. CHARLES BALLARD4 KEEN (WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 03 Feb 1846 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Feb 1883 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY ALICE DICKENSON 20 May 1873 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 04 Apr 1861 in Callands, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 24 Jul 1898 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of CHARLES KEEN and MARY DICKENSON are:
i. ARCHIBALD DICKENSON5 KEEN, b. 23 Mar 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 25 Apr 1938, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. DAISY SCHOOLFIELD; b. 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1964, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ARCHIBALD DICKENSON KEEN:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About DAISY SCHOOLFIELD:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
ii. CHARLES BALLARD KEEN, JR, b. 08 May 1878, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 29 Jul 1944, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
37. MARTHA A.4 MILLNER (MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1832 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married DANIEL PATRICK WITCHER.

Child of MARTHA MILLNER and DANIEL WITCHER is:
i. MARY ALICE5 WITCHER, b. 25 Apr 1856, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MATTHEW PATE JORDAN; b. Abt. 1850.
 
 
38. JOHN KEEN4 MILLNER, SR. (MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 31 Mar 1834 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 12 Jan 1900 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY ELIZA KEEN 27 Apr 1857 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of ELISHA KEEN and ANN HARE. She was born 17 Aug 1839 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 14 May 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JOHN KEEN MILLNER, SR.:
Burial: Jan 1900, Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia
Occupation: Tobacconist
 
More About MARY ELIZA KEEN:
Burial: May 1912, Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia

Children are listed above under (24) Mary Eliza Keen.
 
39. MARY ELIZABETH4 MILLNER (MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1839 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Jan 1919 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) PETER TROTTER. She married (2) WILLIAM FRANK PAYNE 18 Aug 1865 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1836 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for MARY ELIZABETH MILLNER:
This is the M.E. Payne who ran the boarding house on Patton Street where Ann Maria Hare Keen died.
 
More About MARY ELIZABETH MILLNER:
Occupation: 1897, Hotel Proprietary
 
More About WILLIAM FRANK PAYNE:
Occupation: tobacconist

Child of MARY MILLNER and WILLIAM PAYNE is:
82. i. MARGARETTA MAY5 PAYNE, b. 29 Dec 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 26 Oct 1959, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
40. MALLISSA RICHARDSON4 MILLNER (MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Mar 1841 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 12 Mar 1895 in Davidson County, North Carolina. She married JOHN JAMES HANKINS 28 Aug 1857 in Rockingham County, North Carolina. He was born 23 Mar 1833 in Henry County, Virginia, and died 31 Jul 1913 in Lexington, Davidson County, North Carolina.

Children of MALLISSA MILLNER and JOHN HANKINS are:
i. MARY EMMA5 HANKINS, b. 21 Jun 1861, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 1934.
ii. JOHN KEEN HANKINS, b. 13 Aug 1863, Ruffin, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 05 Dec 1934.
 
More About JOHN KEEN HANKINS:
Burial: City Cemetery, Lexington, Davidson County, North Carolina
 
iii. JAMES ROBERT HANKINS, b. 08 Dec 1866, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 10 Jan 1953.
iv. ELLA BANKS HANKINS, b. 02 Nov 1868, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 26 Dec 1941.
v. GEORGE FOSTER HANKINS, b. 23 Nov 1870, Ruffin, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 11 Sep 1954.
vi. WALTER WALLACE HANKINS, b. 01 Mar 1873, Caswell County, North Carolina.
vii. DANIEL BRUCE HANKINS, b. 11 Jan 1875, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 25 Oct 1931.
viii. EDNA HOLMES HANKINS, b. 20 May 1877, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 27 May 1959.
ix. WILLIAM GARLAND HANKINS, SR, b. 27 Mar 1880, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 May 1954, Bay Pines, Finellas County, Florida.
 
More About WILLIAM GARLAND HANKINS, SR:
Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Kississimme, Florida
 
x. REBECCA PEARL HANKINS, b. 01 Aug 1882, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 18 Aug 1932.
xi. BESSIE BURL HANKINS, b. 01 Aug 1882, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
xii. PAUL MILNER HANKINS, b. 07 Oct 1885, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Feb 1909, Dawson, Georgia.
 
 
41. FRANCES ELLA4 MILLNER (MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1852 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1929 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) C.E. DAUGHERTY 1878 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (2) C. E. DOUGHTREY 1878 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1839 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1928 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for FRANCES ELLA MILLNER:
Some sources have her name as Ella F.
 
More About FRANCES ELLA MILLNER:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About C. E. DOUGHTREY:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Child of FRANCES MILLNER and C. DOUGHTREY is:
i. WILLIAM B.5 DOUGHTREY, b. 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
42. KEEN4 JONES (ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1840 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY WIMBUSH SMITH, daughter of AMAZIAH SMITH and EMILY KEEN. She was born 1852.

Children of KEEN JONES and MARY SMITH are:
i. GUS5 JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. JOHN JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
83. iii. IDA JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. CHARLIE JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. MARY EMMA JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. CHARLIE CALLAHAN.
vi. HARRY JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vii. DICKENS JONES, b. 14 Nov 1875, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 11 Jan 1912.
viii. BEULAH JONES, b. 10 Jun 1882, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Nov 1957.
ix. KEEN JONES, b. 17 Feb 1884, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Jan 1906.
 
 
43. ELISHA KEEN4 JONES (ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Jan 1849 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1922 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ANNIE HUNT ROBINSON. She was born 06 May 1859 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Feb 1934 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ELISHA KEEN JONES:
- Was 5 years old when mother died, his Uncle Col. Elisha Ford Keen raised him.
- Elisha and Annie lived at 1040 Patton Street in Danville, Virginia

Children of ELISHA JONES and ANNIE ROBINSON are:
i. AGNES DILLARD5 JONES, b. 31 Jul 1883, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 22 Sep 1962, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. DANIEL PRICE WITHERS; b. 1879; d. 1927.
 
Notes for DANIEL PRICE WITHERS:
Couple lived in the Thomas B. Doe place on Patton Street after the death of her parents.
 
ii. BARTLETT KYLE JONES, b. 01 Nov 1886, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 19 May 1929, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. THELMA SPEER; b. 1897; d. 1954.
iii. GRACE STUART JONES, b. 17 Oct 1888, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 07 Feb 1962, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. H. SMITH RICHARDSON.
iv. ELISHA KEEN JONES, JR, b. 03 Jan 1892, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 02 Oct 1925, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS; b. 1902, TN; d. 1926, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
44. ANN MARIA4 JONES (ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1851 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1931 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JOHN WILLIAM JAMES. He was born 1851 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1928 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ANN MARIA JONES:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About JOHN WILLIAM JAMES:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of ANN JONES and JOHN JAMES are:
i. ELIZABETH ANNE5 JAMES, b. 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. JOHN PRESTON JAMES, b. 1878, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1906, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. HELEN JAMES, b. 10 Dec 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Aug 1966, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. RANDOLPH MEADE, 1902; b. 1871.
 
More About HELEN JAMES:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About RANDOLPH MEADE:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
iv. RUSSELL JAMES, b. 1883, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1917, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. JULES JAMES, b. 1885, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1957, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JULES JAMES:
Military service: Vice Admiral in the Navy
 
vi. HARRIET KEEN JAMES, b. 1887, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1959, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vii. BARTLETT JAMES, b. 1893, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1917, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
45. ARAMINTA4 JONES (NANCY HARRIET3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 27 Oct 1838 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JOHN HENRY HOLCOMBE. He was born 10 Sep 1835 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1901 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ARAMINTA JONES and JOHN HOLCOMBE are:
i. CHARLES ANDERSON5 HOLCOMBE, b. 1859, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. DECATUR JONES HOLCOMBE, b. 10 Sep 1860, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ANNIE LILLIOTT HICKSON.
iii. HUGH WYLLIE HOLCOMBE, b. 1864, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. HARRIET KEEN HOLCOMBE, b. 1868, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
46. WILLIAM HENRY4 JONES (NANCY HARRIET3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 23 Aug 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 06 Aug 1920 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH FRANCES KEEN 06 Dec 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of ELISHA KEEN and MARY PERKINS. She was born 1846 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1896 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of WILLIAM JONES and ELIZABETH KEEN is:
i. MAY5 JONES.
 
 
47. D'ORSAY4 JONES (NANCY HARRIET3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1859 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 04 Apr 1932 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY GLENN. She was born 16 Oct 1868 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 28 May 1935 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of D'ORSAY JONES and MARY GLENN is:
i. GLENN5 JONES, b. 29 Jun 1888, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 22 Dec 1932, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
48. NANCY HUTCHINGS4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 14 Jan 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 01 Jul 1910 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married WILLIAM JOHNSON BLAIR 31 Dec 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 19 Sep 1828 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 30 Dec 1876 in Augusta, GA.
 
More About NANCY HUTCHINGS CARTER:
Burial: Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA
 
More About WILLIAM JOHNSON BLAIR:
Burial: Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA

Children of NANCY CARTER and WILLIAM BLAIR are:
i. WILLIAM ADDISON5 BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1910, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. EVELYN HARVEY.
ii. WALTER D. BLAIR, b. Bet. 1864 - 1868, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Nov 1944, Halifax County, Virginia; m. SALLY TUNSTALL NOBLIN, 19 Apr 1893, Halifax County, Virginia; d. Halifax County, Virginia.
iii. FRANK CARTER BLAIR, b. 07 Jan 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Apr 1871, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About FRANK CARTER BLAIR:
Burial: Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA
 
84. iv. CHARLES JOSEPH BLAIR, b. 1872, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1910, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
85. v. FRANCES BLAIR, b. 1874, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1910, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
49. JOHN THOMAS4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1843 - 1844 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) MARGARET ?. He married (2) NANNIE SMITH 14 Aug 1867 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1849 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JOHN THOMAS CARTER:
Occupation: Tom ran J.T. Carter’s Foundry in Danville, VA

Children of JOHN CARTER and NANNIE SMITH are:
i. ELIZABETH5 CARTER, b. 1864, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. PHILLIP LAUMAN.
ii. WILLARD CARTER, b. 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. MARTHA CARTER, b. 1873, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Jul 1875, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. JOHN THOMAS CARTER, b. 07 Jan 1875, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Jul 1875, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MARGARET.
v. CHARLES KEEN CARTER, b. 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ALICE NORMAN.
 
 
50. ELISHA KEEN4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1845 - 1846 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. Apr 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) - SMITH. He married (2) IDA JONES, daughter of KEEN JONES and MARY SMITH. She was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ELISHA KEEN CARTER:
Occupation: Miller

Child of ELISHA CARTER and - SMITH is:
i. FRANCES5 CARTER, b. 1862, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 

Child of ELISHA CARTER and IDA JONES is:
ii. MARY FRANCES5 CARTER, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
51. LUCY PARKE4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1850 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. Oct 1912 in Phoenix, Arizona. She married (1) JOHN NELSON in Ireland. He was born in Ireland, and died in Ireland. She married (2) LINDSAY MCILWAINE Bet. Apr - May 1870. He was born in Ireland, and died in Augusta, GA.
 
Notes for LUCY PARKE CARTER:
According to Mary Coleman Hylton, Lucy eloped to marry Lindsay McIlwaine in May/April 1870. She was living with her sister Nannie and her husband Billy Blair in Augusta, GA. Laura F. Neal has a letter written to Lucy’s brother Charles from his grandfather John Keen, dated 04 Apr 1870, in which grandfather Keen asks Charles to be more forgiving of Lucy for her marriage and to support her. If her marriage is as bad as Charles suspects, she will need his help.
Billy had forbidden Lucy to see Lindsay. Lucy packed her clothes in a basket, and told Nannie that she was going to the dressmaker. She either left a note behind, or later sent one, that stated “Ere you read this, I will be the wife of L.M.” Lindsay didn’t live long, and he asked Lucy to take the children and go to his people in Ireland, which she did.
Lindsay’s partner Mr. Nelson, who was also Irish, returned to Ireland with Lucy. They married in Ireland. When Mr. Nelson died, Lucy returned to the U.S. and lived in Phoenix, Arizona. Her son Elmer had bought a ranch in Arizona. Mary Hylton’s mother Olive Hutchings Fulton visited her aunt Lucy Nelson in Arizona at some point.
In a letter to her niece Lucy C. Fulton, dated 26 Oct 1912, Lucy Carter Nelson was living with her son Elmer, his wife Mont, and their daughter Ruth. She talks of delayed plans to join her son Lin in Washington State (he is not permanently settled yet). Lucy Nelson is buried in Phoenix; her obituary names her sons, but has no date of death.
 
 
More About LUCY PARKE CARTER:
Burial: Phoenix, Arizona

Child of LUCY CARTER and JOHN NELSON is:
86. i. ELMER5 NELSON, b. Ireland.
 

Children of LUCY CARTER and LINDSAY MCILWAINE are:
ii. JOHN S.5 MCILWAINE, b. Augusta, GA.
iii. R. LINDSAY MCILWAINE, b. Augusta, GA.
 
 
52. MARY FRANCES4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 21 Oct 1855 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 08 Feb 1933 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JAMES SMITH FULTON 26 Sep 1878 in Stony Mills, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 25 Aug 1844 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 28 Nov 1931 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for MARY FRANCES CARTER:
Mollie was a Charter Member of St. John’s Methodist Church, which was built about 1896 on land that was donated by her sister, Nancy Hutchings Carter Blair. Mollie and Nancy selected the name for the church, naming it after one they had attended when they lived in Augusta, Georgia. The church is still an active Methodist church, on the Stony Mill Road.
 
 
More About MARY FRANCES CARTER:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia
 
More About JAMES SMITH FULTON:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia

Children of MARY CARTER and JAMES FULTON are:
i. JAMES STOKELEY5 FULTON, b. 11 Aug 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 25 Sep 1929, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JAMES STOKELEY FULTON:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia
 
87. ii. OLIVE HUTCHINGS FULTON, b. 05 Aug 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Mar 1962, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
88. iii. WILLIAM JOHNSON FULTON, b. 01 Oct 1881, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 16 Aug 1965, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. LUCY CARTER FULTON, b. 04 Nov 1885, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 18 May 1979, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for LUCY CARTER FULTON:
Although she had no children of her own, she was very active as a babysitter for the children of her many relatives in the area. She also was very accomplished in her tatting, making lace with her sterling silver tatting shuttle.
 
More About LUCY CARTER FULTON:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia
 
89. v. LAURA MARTHA FULTON, b. 06 Jun 1888, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Jun 1980, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. CHARLES FRANCIS FULTON, b. 15 May 1890, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Mar 1891, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for CHARLES FRANCIS FULTON:
died young
 
More About CHARLES FRANCIS FULTON:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia
 
 
53. RUFUS4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 21 May 1860 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH FONTAINE SMITH, daughter of JOHN SMITH and MARY KEEN. She was born 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of RUFUS CARTER and ELIZABETH SMITH are:
i. ETHEL5 CARTER, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1929, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ISAAC H. WATSON, Bef. Mar 1919, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Feb 1968, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
90. ii. MARY ANTHONY CARTER, b. 26 Sep 1885, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 10 Mar 1919, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. NANCY BALLARD CARTER, b. 25 Oct 1887, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 31 May 1963, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. RUFUS CARTER, JR, b. 1891, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1932; m. LELIA.
 
More About RUFUS CARTER, JR:
Residence: Chicago
 
v. ELIZABETH FONTAIN CARTER, b. 06 Feb 1897, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Jul 1988, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ISAAC H. WATSON, 10 Jan 1934, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Feb 1968, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ELIZABETH FONTAIN CARTER:
Burial: Highland Burial Park, Danville, Virginia
 
vi. ALBERT CARTER, b. 06 Feb 1897, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1932, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ALBERT CARTER:
Burial: Arlington National Cemetery
 
 
54. ALVIS4 SMITH (EMILY AMERICUS3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married LIZZIE TOLER.

Children of ALVIS SMITH and LIZZIE TOLER are:
i. BALLARD5 SMITH, m. BELLE DIXON.
ii. CHARLES SMITH, m. RUTH DIXON.
iii. KATE SMITH, m. - HINES.
iv. EMMIE SMITH, m. TOM HAYDEN.
v. GEORGE SMITH, m. - MITCHELL.
vi. EVA ALVA SMITH, m. GILBERT SCEARCE.
 
 
55. POLLY4 SMITH (EMILY AMERICUS3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married - BARKER.

Children of POLLY SMITH and - BARKER are:
i. LULA5 BARKER.
ii. LESSIE BARKER.
iii. ALBERT BARKER.
 
 
56. MARY WIMBUSH4 SMITH (EMILY AMERICUS3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1852. She married KEEN JONES, son of BARTLETT JONES and ELIZABETH KEEN. He was born 1840 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children are listed above under (42) Keen Jones.
 
57. ELIZABETH FRANCES4 KEEN (ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1846 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1896 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married WILLIAM HENRY JONES 06 Dec 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of DECATUR JONES and NANCY KEEN. He was born 23 Aug 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 06 Aug 1920 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child is listed above under (46) William Henry Jones.
 
58. NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN (ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 19 May 1848 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 07 Oct 1903 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. She married CHISWELL DABNEY LANGHORNE 20 Dec 1864 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 04 Nov 1843 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 14 Feb 1918 in Richmond, Virginia.
 
Notes for NANCY WITCHER KEEN:
Nancy and Chiswell had at least three children that died very young, within the first few years of life.
 
More About NANCY WITCHER KEEN:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia
 
More About CHISWELL DABNEY LANGHORNE:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia
Military service: the 11th Virginia Infantry Military BET 1861 AND 1863 CSA

Children of NANCY KEEN and CHISWELL LANGHORNE are:
91. i. ELIZABETH5 LANGHORNE, b. 18 Mar 1867, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Apr 1914, Richmond, Virginia.
ii. ELISHA KEENE LANGHORNE, b. 1868, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1916, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. SADDIE REYNOLDS, Abt. 1904; b. 1882, KY.
92. iii. IRENE LANGHORNE, b. 05 Jun 1873, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 21 Apr 1956, New York, New York.
iv. HARRY LANGHORNE, b. Oct 1874, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1907, Richmond, Virginia; m. GENEVIEVE PEYTON.
 
More About HARRY LANGHORNE:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia
 
93. v. NANCY WITCHER LANGHORNE, b. 19 May 1878, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 02 May 1964, Grimsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire, England.
94. vi. PHYLLIS LANGHORNE, b. Nov 1881, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Jan 1937, Virginia.
95. vii. WILLIAM HENRY LANGHORNE, b. 04 Nov 1882, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Jun 1938, Virginia.
96. viii. NORA LANGHORNE, b. Oct 1888, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 16 Jul 1955.
 
 
59. JOHN4 KEEN (ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1868 - 1870 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARTHA LAVINIA ARRINGTON 25 Aug 1895 in Patrick County, Virginia.

Children of JOHN KEEN and MARTHA ARRINGTON are:
i. RAYMOND ELLIS5 KEEN.
ii. EDNA KEEN.
 
 
60. WALTER HUGH4 KEEN (ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Oct 1879 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married EMMA JANE DONIPHANT.

Children of WALTER KEEN and EMMA DONIPHANT are:
97. i. WALTER HUGH5 KEEN, JR, b. Duval, Ortega County, FL.
ii. NANCY KEEN, b. Duval, Ortega County, FL; m. MICHAEL NORMAN.
 
 
61. OWEN ALLEN4 KEEN (ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 19 Dec 1884 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married NELL WILSON.
 
More About OWEN ALLEN KEEN:
Occupation: Assistant Postmaster-General in the Roosevelt administration

Child of OWEN KEEN and NELL WILSON is:
98. i. OWEN ALLEN5 KEEN, JR, b. 02 Feb 1918, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 26 Oct 1999, Falls Church, Fairfax, Virginia.
 
 
62. JOHN HENRY4 JAMES (GILLY COLEMAN3 KEEN, ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Jan 1840 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 25 Jan 1897 in Prescott County, Arizona. She married OPHELIA CATHERINE BLAKELY. He was born 15 May 1848 in South Carolina.

Child of JOHN JAMES and OPHELIA BLAKELY is:
99. i. ANNIE COLEMAN5 BLAKELY, b. 20 Jun 1873, Salisbury County, North Carolina; d. 05 Dec 1975, North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona.
 
 
63. DR. ASHFORD T.4 KEEN (JOHN3, ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1862 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Bef. 1922 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married MOLLIE C. ADAMS 27 Feb 1889 in Franklin Co., Virginia. She was born 1870 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Child of DR. KEEN and MOLLIE ADAMS is:
i. BILLIE5 KEEN, b. 1902, Franklin County, Virginia; m. BERTHA ARRINGTON, 01 Jan 1922, Franklin Co., Virginia.
 
 
64. MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 20 May 1855 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 03 Dec 1937 in Piney Grove, North Carolina. She married (1) GEORGE ALEXANDER PATTON. He was born 22 May 1844 in Swannanoa, Buncom County, North Carolina, and died 22 Aug 1927 in Piney Grove, North Carolina. She married (2) FRANKLIN PIERCE LOVE 13 Sep 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 24 Nov 1852 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 11 Mar 1925 in Asheville, Piney Grove, North Carolina.
 
More About MARY ELIZABETH KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
 
Notes for FRANKLIN PIERCE LOVE:
Franklin had nine children with his second wife.
 
More About FRANKLIN PIERCE LOVE:
Burial: Bethesda Methodist churchyard at 315 Old Haw Creek Road, Asheville, North Carolina
Occupation: Veterinarian

Child of MARY KEEN and GEORGE PATTON is:
100. i. JESSE ELISHA5 PATTON, b. 26 Feb 1900, Swannanoa, Buncom County, North Carolina.
 

Children of MARY KEEN and FRANKLIN LOVE are:
ii. JOHN KARL5 LOVE.
iii. FRANKLIN PIERCE LOVE, JR, d. Bet. 1950 - 1959, Old Fort, McDowell County, North Carolina.
101. iv. FANNIE LOVE, d. Old Fort, McDowell County, North Carolina.
102. v. COL. JAMES MITCHELL RAY "JIM" LOVE, b. 08 Jan 1887, Transylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Dec 1929, Norwood, Stanley County, North Carolina.
 
 
65. DR. ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4 KEEN (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Sep 1858 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 12 Mar 1925 in Basset, Henry County, Virginia. He married MARTHA ELLENDER MELLISSIE MATTOX 27 Feb 1898 in Franklin County, Virginia. She was born 29 Jul 1875 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 31 May 1934 in Franklin County, Virginia.
 
More About DR. ELISHA CHRISTOPHER KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Occupation: Dentist
Sealed to parents (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC

Children of ELISHA KEEN and MARTHA MATTOX are:
i. HENRY EARNEST5 KEEN, b. 03 Jan 1899, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 19 Sep 1955.
103. ii. MARY FRANCES GILLIE KEEN, b. 04 Oct 1900, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 21 Sep 1954, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
104. iii. JESSIE CARROUTH KEEN, b. 12 May 1903, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Apr 1971, Basset, Henry County, Virginia.
105. iv. JOHNNY WILLIAM KEEN, b. 08 Aug 1907, Union Hall, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 01 Sep 1956, Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia.
106. v. ANNIE CHRISTINE KEEN, b. 08 Aug 1909, Union Hall, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Oct 1957, Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia.
 
 
66. ANNIE MARIAH4 KEEN (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 11 Dec 1860 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 16 Feb 1932 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GIDEON THOMAS KEEN 13 Sep 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of GIDEON KEEN and CATHERINE BERNARD. He was born 1856 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1913 in Beckley, WVA.
 
More About ANNIE MARIAH KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Sealed to parents (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC

Children of ANNIE KEEN and GIDEON KEEN are:
i. SALLIE5 KEEN, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About SALLIE KEEN:
Cause of Death: TB as a child
 
ii. DAVID KEEN, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
107. iii. JOHN THOMAS KEEN, b. 04 Jul 1886, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 19 Feb 1963, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
67. JESSE HARE4 KEEN, JR. (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 08 May 1862 in Hillgrove, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Feb 1943 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married NANNIE ELIZABETH SHEPHARD WOODSON 21 Dec 1887 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 06 Nov 1873 in Glenland, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 27 Feb 1970 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JESSE HARE KEEN, JR.:
- Family moved to Sycamore, Virginia in about 1914, before 1914 the family lived on the farm owned by Jesse's mother Frances Jane Booth.
- Jesse enjoyed Boxing in college and also had a interest in Law and Business.
- Jesse studied medicine and had many homemade remedies he also wrote poetry and songs and kept detailed Journals.
- Jesse and Nannie were sealed to each other April 27, 1971, in Arizona, their proxies were Lowell and Nancy Nichols.
 
More About JESSE HARE KEEN, JR.:
Baptism (LDS): 21 Nov 1897
Burial: 22 Feb 1943, Keen Family Cemetery at homeplace Izaak Walton Road, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 15 Aug 1962, Manti, Utah
Occupation: Coal Mine Operator, Traveling Photography Agent, and Farmer
 
Notes for NANNIE ELIZABETH SHEPHARD WOODSON:
- Nannie was known to part of her grandchildren as "Grandma Winkie".
- Nannie started going blind in the 1950's and by 1958 moved in with son Charlie.
- Nannie enjoyed knitting, tatting, and all types of sewing.
 
More About NANNIE ELIZABETH SHEPHARD WOODSON:
Baptism (LDS): 24 Sep 1899
Burial: 02 Mar 1970, Keen Family Cemetery at homeplace Izaak Walton Road, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, Arizona
Sealed to parents (LDS): 20 Jul 1977, Washington

Children of JESSE KEEN and NANNIE WOODSON are:
108. i. CHARLIE LEE5 KEEN, b. 01 Oct 1892, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 21 Jun 1976, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
109. ii. FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH KEEN, b. 24 Feb 1896, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Sep 1956, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. ELISHA LAWRENCE KEEN, b. 21 Aug 1898, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Jul 1904, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ELISHA LAWRENCE KEEN:
Cause of Death: died of pneumonia
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, Arizona, his proxie was Gregory S. Miller
 
iv. ANNIE SUE KEEN, b. 21 Nov 1901, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 06 Jan 1902, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ANNIE SUE KEEN:
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, Arizona, her proxie was Marjorie E.S. Spencer
 
110. v. MARY JESSIE KEEN, b. 24 Jun 1904, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 26 Jan 1997, Hampton, Virginia.
vi. MINNIE KATE KEEN, b. Apr 1907, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Jan 1908, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MINNIE KATE KEEN:
Cause of Death: born with fluid on the brain and died later as a result
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, ARIZO (Mesa Arizona), her proxie was Joyce Brown
 
vii. UNNAMED KEEN, b. 15 Apr 1915, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Apr 1915, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
68. FANNIE JANE4 KEEN (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Aug 1869 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 15 Aug 1951 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married WILLIAM HENRY HAGOOD 1886 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 01 May 1861 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 27 May 1907 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About FANNIE JANE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Burial: Leemont Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
 
More About WILLIAM HENRY HAGOOD:
Burial: Highland Burial Park, Danville, Virginia
Occupation: Blacksmith

Children of FANNIE KEEN and WILLIAM HAGOOD are:
i. WILLIAM HENRY5 HAGOOD, b. 24 Sep 1888, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1905, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. LUTHER HAGOOD, b. 29 Sep 1889, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1900, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
111. iii. LULA K. HAGOOD, b. 10 Sep 1890, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Apr 1984, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
112. iv. JAMES MONROE HAGOOD, b. 09 Aug 1892, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 03 Jan 1963, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia.
113. v. LOTTIE GRAY HAGOOD, b. 29 Jul 1894, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Feb 1976, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
114. vi. HENRY OTHA HAGOOD, b. 03 Mar 1897, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
115. vii. BERTA HAGOOD, b. 09 Jul 1900, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Feb 1967.
viii. ROBERT HAGOOD, b. Aft. 1900, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1910, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ROBERT HAGOOD:
Cause of Death: Rabies
 
ix. JOHN RICHARD HAGOOD, b. 31 Mar 1906, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Oct 1979, Arlington, Virginia; m. MILDRED GRACE SCRUGGS, 21 Jun 1934, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; b. 09 Aug 1908, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. May 1980, Arlington, Virginia.
 
More About JOHN RICHARD HAGOOD:
Military service: 22 May 1943, WW II
 
 
69. JOHN PETER4 KEEN (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 13 Apr 1872 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 11 Dec 1955 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) CLARA. He married (2) LILLY MOXLEY BAIN. He married (3) ??. He married (4) EMMA LOU REYNOLDS 10 Dec 1897 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 15 Nov 1878 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died 25 Oct 1918 in Draper, North Carolina.
 
More About JOHN PETER KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Burial: Leemont Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Sealed to parents (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
 
More About EMMA LOU REYNOLDS:
Burial: Leemont Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia

Children of JOHN KEEN and EMMA REYNOLDS are:
i. LUTHER CLARENCE5 KEEN, b. 28 May 1898, North Carolina; d. 27 Sep 1899, North Carolina.
116. ii. WILLIE EDWARD KEEN, b. 04 Oct 1900, North Carolina; d. 29 Oct 1990, Henderson, North Carolina.
117. iii. CHRISTOPHER SILAS KEEN, b. 16 Jul 1903, North Carolina; d. 09 Mar 1977, Annapolis, MD.
118. iv. VIOLA MAE KEEN, b. 15 Jan 1906, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Sep 1933, Durham, North Carolina.
v. ROBERT KEEN, b. Bet. 1907 - 1908, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bet. 1907 - 1908, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
119. vi. EULA MAE KEEN, b. 11 Dec 1911, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
120. vii. PAUL LENOL KEEN, b. 05 Jul 1915, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Apr 1981, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia.
121. viii. ETHEL ELIZABETH KEEN, b. 12 Jun 1918, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
70. ROWENA S.4 MILLNER (JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 30 Sep 1859 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married LOUIS R. HODNETT in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born Abt. 1854 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ROWENA MILLNER and LOUIS HODNETT are:
i. JAMES LOUIS5 HODNETT, b. 16 Nov 1884, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. GEORGE "GEORGIE" HODNETT, b. Abt. 1893, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. LOUISE G. HODNETT, b. Abt. 1893, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. GEORGE T. MORGAN.
 
 
71. ANNIE BELLE4 MILLNER (JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1872 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GEORGE D. GRAVELY. He was born Abt. 1888 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ANNIE MILLNER and GEORGE GRAVELY are:
i. NELSON FRANKLIN5 GRAVELY, b. Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. SPOTSWOOD GRAVELY, b. Jun 1896, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. TOT.
 
 
72. CHARLIE BANKS4 MILLNER (JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 20 Oct 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 14 Mar 1953 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) MINNIE DUNBAR. She was born 1886 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (2) MARY FRANCES GILLIE KEEN 03 Jun 1928 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of ELISHA KEEN and MARTHA MATTOX. She was born 04 Oct 1900 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 21 Sep 1954 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About CHARLIE BANKS MILLNER:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia
 
More About MARY FRANCES GILLIE KEEN:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia

Children of CHARLIE MILLNER and MINNIE DUNBAR are:
i. CHARLES N.5 MILLNER, b. Dec 1909, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. JAMES W. MILLNER, b. Abt. 1914, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 

Children of CHARLIE MILLNER and MARY KEEN are:
122. iii. LIVING5 MILLNER.
123. iv. LIVING MILLNER.
v. DORIS MARIE MILLNER, b. 21 Apr 1929, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1937, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About DORIS MARIE MILLNER:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
vi. EARL BANKS MILLNER, b. Jul 1930, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Dec 1930, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
124. vii. ESTELLE FRANCES MILLNER, b. 15 Oct 1933, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Feb 1994, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
viii. CECIL BAXTER MILLNER, b. 12 Sep 1935, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 18 Apr 2004, Rockingham, North Carolina; m. LIVING SESER.
 
 
73. WILLIAM RILEY4 KEEN (ELISHA3, WILLIAM2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1846 in Union County, North Carolina, and died 1908 in Decatur County, Tennessee. He married MARY E. MEGGS 12 Jul 1879 in Decatur County, Tennessee. She was born 13 Feb 1853 in Decatur County, Tennessee, and died 06 Sep 1919 in Decatur County, Tennessee.

Children of WILLIAM KEEN and MARY MEGGS are:
i. WILEY J.5 KEEN, b. 1869, Decatur County, Tennessee; d. 12 Nov 1957, Decatur County, Tennessee.
ii. REBECCA A. KEEN, b. 25 Aug 1884, Decatur County, Tennessee; d. 1946, Decatur County, Tennessee; m. (1) WALTER E. RUSHING, 12 May 1920, Decatur County, Tennessee; m. (2) JAMES A. EVANS, 03 Oct 1920, Decatur County, Tennessee.
125. iii. LEM JOSHUA KEEN, b. 12 Aug 1886, Decatur County, Tennessee; d. Sep 1984, Decatur County, Tennessee.
 
 
74. GIDEON THOMAS4 KEEN (GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1856 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1913 in Beckley, WVA. He married (1) MINNIE HARPER. She was born in Beckley, WV. He married (2) ANNIE MARIAH KEEN 13 Sep 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of JESSE KEEN and FRANCES BOOTH. She was born 11 Dec 1860 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 16 Feb 1932 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ANNIE MARIAH KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Sealed to parents (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC

Children are listed above under (66) Annie Mariah Keen.
 
Generation No. 5
 
75. CALVIN ALEXANDER5 MEADOR (JOB WILLIAM4, AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Apr 1861 in Wayne County, Missouri, and died 05 May 1942 in Silva, Wayne County, Missouri. He married RUTH ELLEN ROSE.

Child of CALVIN MEADOR and RUTH ROSE is:
126. i. BEN HARRISON6 MEADOR, b. 1889, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 1981.
 
 
76. JOHNATHAN GRANT5 MEADOR (JOB WILLIAM4, AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 30 Aug 1866 in Wayne County, Missouri, and died 17 Aug 1936 in Wayne County, Missouri. He married MARY E. JULIAN. She was born 25 Jan 1873 in Wayne County, Missouri, and died 30 Aug 1951 in Wayne County, Missouri.

Children of JOHNATHAN MEADOR and MARY JULIAN are:
i. LEE ROY6 MEADOR, b. 03 Sep 1899, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 07 Sep 1979, Wayne County, Missouri.
ii. WILLIAM T. MEADOR, b. 02 Sep 1901, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 31 Aug 1986, Wayne County, Missouri; m. NORA J..
 
 
77. MATILDA ELIZABETH5 MEADOR (JOEL ALEXANDER4, AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 25 Nov 1872 in Wayne County, Missouri, and died 26 Nov 1917 in St. Louis, Missouri. She married MARION CARROL HARTY 02 Nov 1897 in Missouri. He was born 05 Jan 1864 in Stoddard County, Missouri, and died 26 Nov 1917 in Fornfelt, Missouri.

Child of MATILDA MEADOR and MARION HARTY is:
i. MARY PAULINE6 HARTY, b. Missouri; m. JEREMIAH WELCH.
 
 
78. WILLIAM ACHILLES5 MOORMAN (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1856 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY WALTERS 1881 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1856 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of WILLIAM MOORMAN and MARY WALTERS is:
127. i. NANNIE6 MOORMAN, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
79. SAMUEL J.5 MOORMAN (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Jun 1858 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 25 Jun 1925 in Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ALICE SHEPHERD Abt. 1883 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 17 Apr 1858 in Callands, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 26 Sep 1923 in Centerburg, Virginia.

Child of SAMUEL MOORMAN and ALICE SHEPHERD is:
i. SAMUEL6 MOORMAN, JR, b. 18 Dec 1888, Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
80. ELIZABETH FONTAINE5 SMITH (MARY ANN4 KEEN, WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married RUFUS CARTER, son of STOKELEY CARTER and FRANCES KEEN. He was born 21 May 1860 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children are listed above under (53) Rufus Carter.
 
81. SALLIE ROSS5 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS4, WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1866 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GEORGE WATSON Abt. 1884 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born May 1860 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of SALLIE KEEN and GEORGE WATSON are:
i. -6 WATSON.
ii. ROSS WATSON, b. Jul 1890, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. SALLIE R. WATSON, b. Mar 1893, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. JOHN THOMAS WATSON, b. 1894, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
82. MARGARETTA MAY5 PAYNE (MARY ELIZABETH4 MILLNER, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 29 Dec 1870 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 26 Oct 1959 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) SAMUEL EDWIN HUGHES. He was born 22 Apr 1862 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Apr 1945 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (2) ROBERT S. KEPPEL 03 May 1888 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1866 in Dublin, Ireland, and died 1890 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MARGARETTA MAY PAYNE:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About SAMUEL EDWIN HUGHES:
Occupation: physician
 
More About ROBERT S. KEPPEL:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Child of MARGARETTA PAYNE and SAMUEL HUGHES is:
i. SAMUEL EDWIN6 HUGHES, b. Dec 1898, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. SARAH ANN HALL, 19 Mar 1927, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; b. 1900, Wheelton, West Virginia.
 
 
83. IDA5 JONES (KEEN4, ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married ELISHA KEEN CARTER, son of STOKELEY CARTER and FRANCES KEEN. He was born Bet. 1845 - 1846 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. Apr 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ELISHA KEEN CARTER:
Occupation: Miller

Child is listed above under (50) Elisha Keen Carter.
 
84. CHARLES JOSEPH5 BLAIR (NANCY HUTCHINGS4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1872 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1910 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married KATE PRITCHETT.

Children of CHARLES BLAIR and KATE PRITCHETT are:
i. CLAUDE PRITCHETT6 BLAIR.
ii. MARTHA BEAVERS BLAIR, m. HOWARD HYLTON.
iii. CHARLES JOSEPH BLAIR, JR.
iv. WILLIAM JOHNSON BLAIR.
 
Notes for WILLIAM JOHNSON BLAIR:
died during WW, II
 
v. NANCY BLAIR, m. BOB ROBINSON.
vi. FRANCES BLAIR.
 
Notes for FRANCES BLAIR:
died as an infant
 
vii. KATHERINE SWANSON BLAIR.
 
 
85. FRANCES5 BLAIR (NANCY HUTCHINGS4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1874 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1910 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married EVELYN HARVEY.

Children of FRANCES BLAIR and EVELYN HARVEY are:
i. WILLIAM6 HARVEY.
ii. RICHARD HARVEY.
 
 
86. ELMER5 NELSON (LUCY PARKE4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Ireland. He married - MONT.

Child of ELMER NELSON and - MONT is:
i. RUTH6 NELSON.
 
 
87. OLIVE HUTCHINGS5 FULTON (MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Aug 1880 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 13 Mar 1962 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GUY HARTWELL COLEMAN 20 Dec 1916 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 03 Sep 1879 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 10 Jan 1962 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About OLIVE HUTCHINGS FULTON:
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About GUY HARTWELL COLEMAN:
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of OLIVE FULTON and GUY COLEMAN are:
128. i. MARY PRITCHETT6 COLEMAN, b. 31 Oct 1917, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Sep 2004, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
129. ii. JAMES CARTER COLEMAN, b. 06 Feb 1922, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 22 Jun 1998, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
88. WILLIAM JOHNSON5 FULTON (MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 01 Oct 1881 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 16 Aug 1965 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH EDWARD HUNDLEY 12 Nov 1914 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 17 Sep 1890 in Henry County, Virginia, and died 30 Sep 1988 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About WILLIAM JOHNSON FULTON:
Burial: Highland Burial Park, Danville, Virginia
 
More About ELIZABETH EDWARD HUNDLEY:
Burial: Highland Burial Park, Danville, Virginia

Children of WILLIAM FULTON and ELIZABETH HUNDLEY are:
i. UNNAMED6 FULTON, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About UNNAMED FULTON:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia
 
130. ii. FRANK HUNDLEY FULTON, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. JAMES EDWARD FULTON, b. 08 Jul 1916, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1984; m. PEARL CHRISTIANSEN.
131. iv. MILDRED CARTER FULTON, b. 16 Jun 1918, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
132. v. PATSY JOHNSON FULTON, b. 12 Aug 1920, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 05 May 1984, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. ELIZABETH FRANCES FULTON, b. 15 Feb 1927, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. CARL LONG PUSEY, JR, 11 Oct 1947, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
133. vii. JOHN STOKELEY FULTON, b. 24 Oct 1929, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Jul 1985.
 
 
89. LAURA MARTHA5 FULTON (MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 06 Jun 1888 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 13 Jun 1980 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GEORGE OLIVER EMERSON 02 May 1911 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 18 Feb 1872 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Nov 1938 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About LAURA MARTHA FULTON:
Burial: Highland Burial Park
 
More About GEORGE OLIVER EMERSON:
Burial: Highland Burial Park
Residence: Between Bachelors Hall and Stoney Mills along Rt. 58, West of Danville, Virginia

Children of LAURA FULTON and GEORGE EMERSON are:
134. i. GEORGE OLIVER6 EMERSON, JR, b. 09 May 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 02 Apr 2006.
135. ii. FRANCES EMERSON, b. 1914, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. Feb 2008.
136. iii. LAURA EMERSON, b. 05 Feb 1922, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 29 Jun 2004, Leesburg, Virginia.
 
 
90. MARY ANTHONY5 CARTER (RUFUS4, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 26 Sep 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 10 Mar 1919 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married BELVIN TOMPKINS 12 Jul 1910 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He died Aft. 1919.
 
More About MARY ANTHONY CARTER:
Burial: St. John's Methodist Church near Stony Mills, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
 
More About BELVIN TOMPKINS:
Burial: St. John's Methodist Church near Stony Mills, Pittsylvania County, Virginia

Child of MARY CARTER and BELVIN TOMPKINS is:
i. RUFUS CARTER6 TOMPKINS, b. 30 Nov 1911, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. California.
 
Notes for RUFUS CARTER TOMPKINS:
Lived in California and has two children
 
 
91. ELIZABETH5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Mar 1867 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Apr 1914 in Richmond, Virginia. She married THOMAS MONCURE PERKINS Abt. 1885. He was born Jun 1861 in Virginia, and died Mar 1914 in Richmond, Virginia.
 
More About ELIZABETH LANGHORNE:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia
 
More About THOMAS MONCURE PERKINS:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia

Children of ELIZABETH LANGHORNE and THOMAS PERKINS are:
i. THOMAS MONCURE6 PERKINS, b. 08 Jan 1888, Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia; d. 09 Mar 1889.
 
More About THOMAS MONCURE PERKINS:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia
 
137. ii. CHISWELL DABNEY PERKINS, b. 1891, Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia; d. 1953.
iii. NANCY KEENE PERKINS, b. 1897, Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia; d. Sep 1994, Little Haseley, Oxfordshire, England; m. (1) WILLIAM FIELD; m. (2) RONALD TREE; m. (3) CAPT. GRANVILLE LANCASTER.
138. iv. ALICE MONCURE PERKINS, b. 14 Jul 1902, Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia.
 
 
92. IRENE5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Jun 1873 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Apr 1956 in New York, New York. She married CHARLES DANA GIBSON 07 Nov 1895 in St. Paul's Church, Richmond, Virginia. He was born 14 Sep 1867 in Roxbury, Massachusetts, and died 23 Dec 1944 in New York, New York.
 
More About IRENE LANGHORNE:
Burial: Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA
 
More About CHARLES DANA GIBSON:
Burial: Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA
Occupation: Artist
Residence: 1880 Queens, New York City-Greater, New York, United States , 1910 Manhattan Ward 19, New York, New York

Children of IRENE LANGHORNE and CHARLES GIBSON are:
139. i. IRENE6 GIBSON, b. 03 Feb 1897, New York, Virginia.
140. ii. LANGHORNE GIBSON, b. 31 Jul 1899, Hempstead, Virginia; d. 1982, Greenwood, Albemarle Co., Virginia.
 
 
93. NANCY WITCHER5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 19 May 1878 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 02 May 1964 in Grimsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire, England. She married (1) ROBERT GOULD SHAW II Oct 1897 in Mirador, Richmond. She married (2) WALDORF ASTOR 03 May 1906 in London, England. He was born 19 May 1879 in New York, New York, and died 30 Sep 1952 in London England.
 
Notes for NANCY WITCHER LANGHORNE:
Lady Astor - Nancy Witcher Langhorne Astor, Viscountess (1879-1964) .
 
She was born Nancy Witcher Langhorne, an American daughter of Chiswell Dabney Langhorne of Danville, Virginia. Her first husband was Robert Gould Shaw; they were divorced in 1903 and then she moved to England. Three years later she married Waldorf Astor (1879-1952).
In 1919 her father-in-law died. Nancy's husband succeeded his father as the second Viscount Astor of Hever Castle and he entered the House of Lords, vacating his seat in the lower House.
Nancy became a candidate for her husband's vacant seat and won -- the first woman to ever hold a seat in the House of Commons. She would hold that seat, as a Conservative Member of Parliament until retiring in 1945, serving the Sutton division in Plymouth. One of her political legacies is of a champion of women's and children's rights.
 
More About ROBERT GOULD SHAW II:
Divorced: 1903
 
Notes for WALDORF ASTOR:
- As a wedding gift, Astor's father had given him and his bride the family estate at Cliveden.
- In 1910 being elected Conservative Member of Parliament for Plymouth and then in 1918 Plymouth Sutton.
-  On the death of his father, Waldorf Astor inherited a fortune that included the influential newspaper The Observer. In addition, he succeeded as 2nd Viscount Astor and automatically became a member of the House of Lords, and his seat in the House of Commons was forfeited. His wife Nancy then became the party's candidate in the subsequent by-election. On 28 November 1919, she became the second woman elected to the House of Commons, after Constance Markievicz). On 1 December, she became the first woman member to take her seat in the House (Markievicz had declined to do so in accordance with her party's policy). She was to be re-elected many times, serving until 1945.

Child of NANCY LANGHORNE and ROBERT SHAW is:
i. ROBERT GOULD6 SHAW III, b. 1898.
 

Children of NANCY LANGHORNE and WALDORF ASTOR are:
141. ii. WILLIAM WALDORF6 ASTOR, b. 13 Aug 1907, London, England; d. 06 Mar 1966, London, England.
142. iii. NANCY PHILLIS LOUSIE ASTOR, b. 22 Mar 1909, London, England; d. 1975.
143. iv. FRANCIS DAVID ASTOR, b. 05 Mar 1912, London, England; d. 07 Dec 2001, London, England.
v. MICHAEL LANGHORNE ASTOR, b. 10 Apr 1916, London, England; d. 28 Feb 1979; m. (1) LIVING CLIFFORD; m. (2) JUDITH INNES; m. (3) BARBARA MCNEILL, 1942.
144. vi. JOHN JACOB ASTOR, b. 29 Aug 1918, London, England; d. 2000, London, England.
 
 
94. PHYLLIS5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Nov 1881 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 20 Jan 1937 in Virginia. She married (1) LORD REGINALD BROOKS 1901. He was born 1876. She married (2) ROBERT HENRY BRAND 09 Jun 1917. He was born 30 Aug 1878, and died 23 Aug 1963.
 
Notes for ROBERT HENRY BRAND:
1st lord Brand of Eydon
Was a British civil servant, businessman, and Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford.
He was made Baron Brand by King George VI in 1946. His title expired upon his death.

Children of PHYLLIS LANGHORNE and LORD BROOKS are:
i. PETER6 BROOKS, b. 1902.
ii. DAVID BROOKS, b. 1910.
 

Children of PHYLLIS LANGHORNE and ROBERT BRAND are:
iii. VIRGINIA6 BRAND, b. 31 Aug 1918; d. 23 Dec 1995; m. (1) JOHN METCAFF POLK, 09 Dec 1939; d. 12 Dec 1948; m. (2) EDWARD SPENCER FORD, 01 Dec 1949.
iv. DINAH BRAND, b. 08 Sep 1920; d. 1998; m. (1) LYTTLETON FOX, 06 Mar 1943; m. (2) CHRISTOPHER CHARLES CYPRIAN BRIDGE, 21 Sep 1953.
v. JAMES BRAND, b. 16 Jun 1923.
 
 
95. WILLIAM HENRY5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 04 Nov 1882 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Jun 1938 in Virginia. He married EDITH FORSYTHE 1907. She was born 1884 in New York, and died 1957 in Virginia.
 
More About WILLIAM HENRY LANGHORNE:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia
 
More About EDITH FORSYTHE:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia

Children of WILLIAM LANGHORNE and EDITH FORSYTHE are:
145. i. CHISWELL DABNEY6 LANGHORNE, b. 1908, Virginia; d. 1977, Virginia.
ii. PHYLLIS A. LANGHORNE, b. 1911, Virginia.
iii. HARRY F. LANGHORNE, b. 1915, Virginia.
iv. WILLIAM KEENE LANGHORNE, b. 18 Feb 1919, Virginia; d. 23 Sep 1999, Virginia; m. JANE COBB, 01 Jan 1943; b. 14 Apr 1918.
 
More About WILLIAM KEENE LANGHORNE:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia
 
More About JANE COBB:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia
 
v. DOUGLAS FORSYTH LANGHORNE, b. 04 Jul 1923, Virginia; d. 18 Jun 1984, Virginia.
 
More About DOUGLAS FORSYTH LANGHORNE:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia
 
 
96. NORA5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Oct 1888 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 16 Jul 1955. She married (1) PAUL PHIPPS 26 Apr 1909. He was born 03 Mar 1883, and died Aug 1953. She married (2) MAURICE FLYNN 1932. He was born 26 May 1892 in Greenwich, CT, and died 06 Mar 1959 in Camden, SC.
 
More About MAURICE FLYNN:
Occupation: Was a silent film actor.

Children of NORA LANGHORNE and PAUL PHIPPS are:
i. JOYCE IRENE6 PHIPPS, b. 10 Feb 1910, London, England; d. 27 Nov 1979, London, England; m. REGINALD PASCOE GRENFELL, 12 Dec 1929; b. 01 Nov 1903, London, England; d. 1993, London, England.
 
More About JOYCE IRENE PHIPPS:
Occupation: Performed under her married name of Joyce Grenfell and was a famous British comedienne, singer, actress, and writer.
 
ii. THOMAS WILTON PHIPPS, b. 30 Nov 1913, New York, New York; d. 20 Feb 2003, Southampton, New York; m. (1) - CHESEBOROUGH; m. (2) ELIZABETH BROOKE, 30 May 1936.
 
 
97. WALTER HUGH5 KEEN, JR (WALTER HUGH4, ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Duval, Ortega County, FL. He married DOROTHY CLARK.

Children of WALTER KEEN and DOROTHY CLARK are:
i. LIVING6 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
98. OWEN ALLEN5 KEEN, JR (OWEN ALLEN4, ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 02 Feb 1918 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 26 Oct 1999 in Falls Church, Fairfax, Virginia. He married KATHERINE ALICE PERTEN. She was born in Brooklyn, NY.
 
Notes for OWEN ALLEN KEEN, JR:
Owen was adopted, his birth parents are John and Martha Lavinia Arrington Keen.
 
More About OWEN ALLEN KEEN, JR:
Adoption: Was adopted by Owen when born, his biological father is Owen's brother John.
Military service: 1938, Army
Social Security Number: 579-16-6125

Children of OWEN KEEN and KATHERINE PERTEN are:
146. i. LIVING6 KEEN.
147. ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
99. ANNIE COLEMAN5 BLAKELY (JOHN HENRY4 JAMES, GILLY COLEMAN3 KEEN, ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 20 Jun 1873 in Salisbury County, North Carolina, and died 05 Dec 1975 in North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona. She married CADMUS JUEL BAKER. He was born 25 Aug 1865 in Bakers Cross Roads, Franklin Co., North Carolina, and died 08 Jun 1943 in North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona.

Child of ANNIE BLAKELY and CADMUS BAKER is:
148. i. LILLIAM THOMPSON6 BAKER, b. 25 Jan 1894, Ozan, Hempstead County, Arizona; d. 17 Sep 1987, North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona.
 
 
100. JESSE ELISHA5 PATTON (MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 26 Feb 1900 in Swannanoa, Buncom County, North Carolina. He married LYTHA RUTH COTTON 21 Jun 1946 in Winfield, Kansas. She was born 06 Dec 1918 in Marshall, Circy County, Arkansas.

Children of JESSE PATTON and LYTHA COTTON are:
i. LIVING6 PATTON.
ii. LIVING PATTON.
iii. LIVING PATTON.
 
 
101. FANNIE5 LOVE (MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) died in Old Fort, McDowell County, North Carolina. He married GEORGE BYRD.

Children of FANNIE LOVE and GEORGE BYRD are:
i. SARAH LEE6 LOVE, m. - HUFFMOND.
ii. ADA LOVE, m. - COCKER.
iii. ANNIE LOVE, m. - SHELF.
iv. WILLIE LOVE.
 
 
102. COL. JAMES MITCHELL RAY "JIM"5 LOVE (MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 08 Jan 1887 in Transylvania County, Virginia, and died 04 Dec 1929 in Norwood, Stanley County, North Carolina. He married ANNIE LEE ALMOND 09 Jun 1911 in Albemarle, North Carolina. She was born 29 Jan 1889 in Stanley County, North Carolina, and died 30 Aug 1970 in Stanley County, North Carolina.
 
More About COL. JAMES MITCHELL RAY "JIM" LOVE:
Burial: Dec 1929, Norwood, Stanley County, North Carolina
 
More About ANNIE LEE ALMOND:
Burial: Sep 1970, Norwood, Stanley County, North Carolina

Child of COL. LOVE and ANNIE ALMOND is:
149. i. JOHN ELLIS6 LOVE, b. 21 May 1917, Bamberg, SC.
 
 
103. MARY FRANCES GILLIE5 KEEN (ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 04 Oct 1900 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 21 Sep 1954 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married CHARLIE BANKS MILLNER 03 Jun 1928 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of JOHN MILLNER and MARY KEEN. He was born 20 Oct 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 14 Mar 1953 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MARY FRANCES GILLIE KEEN:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia
 
More About CHARLIE BANKS MILLNER:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia

Children are listed above under (72) Charlie Banks Millner.
 
104. JESSIE CARROUTH5 KEEN (ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 12 May 1903 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Apr 1971 in Basset, Henry County, Virginia. He married GERTRUDE LAMKIN 28 Oct 1931 in Rocky Mount, Franklin County, Virginia. She was born 07 Oct 1915 in Grayson County, Virginia, and died 19 Sep 2002 in Basset, Henry County, Virginia.

Children of JESSIE KEEN and GERTRUDE LAMKIN are:
150. i. LIVING6 KEEN.
151. ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN, m. LIVING TRAVIS.
 
 
105. JOHNNY WILLIAM5 KEEN (ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 08 Aug 1907 in Union Hall, Franklin County, Virginia, and died 01 Sep 1956 in Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia. He married LONI BELL MOUNTCASTLE 23 Dec 1934. She was born 30 Sep 1910 in Roanoke, Virginia, and died 10 Jun 1977 in Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia.

Children of JOHNNY KEEN and LONI MOUNTCASTLE are:
152. i. RONNIE WAYNE6 KEEN, b. 11 Mar 1936, Fieldale, Virginia; d. 23 Apr 1995, Clarksville, TN.
ii. NELDA KAY KEEN, b. May 1946, Fieldale, Virginia; d. May 1949, Fieldale, Virginia.
153. iii. AARON BLAKE KEEN, b. 17 Aug 1948, Fieldale, Virginia; d. 22 Feb 2005, Old Hickory, TN.
 
 
106. ANNIE CHRISTINE5 KEEN (ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 08 Aug 1909 in Union Hall, Franklin County, Virginia, and died Oct 1957 in Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia. She married PETER GRAY SEAY 15 Jun 1924 in Bristol, TN. He was born 03 Oct 1903 in Bristol, TN, and died Nov 1973.

Children of ANNIE KEEN and PETER SEAY are:
154. i. LERA PEARL6 SEAY.
155. ii. EDWIN HOBART SEAY, b. 24 Jun 1925, Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia; d. 31 May 2001, Henry County, Virginia.
 
 
107. JOHN THOMAS5 KEEN (GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 04 Jul 1886 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 19 Feb 1963 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) LUCY MATTOX in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 30 Nov 1889 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 20 Mar 1911 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (2) GRACIE WADE BAILESS 31 May 1914 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 07 Jul 1886 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 01 Jul 1986 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of JOHN KEEN and LUCY MATTOX is:
i. SAMANTHA6 KEEN, b. Mar 1911, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Mar 1911, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 

Children of JOHN KEEN and GRACIE BAILESS are:
156. ii. LIVING6 KEEN.
157. iii. LIVING KEEN.
158. iv. WILLIAM THOMAS KEEN, b. 11 Aug 1915, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 11 Mar 2001, Upper Glade, WV.
159. v. ANNIE WADE KEEN, b. 20 Sep 1917, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. ESTER VIRGINIA KEEN, b. 30 Apr 1920, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 24 Sep 1925, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
160. vii. CLARENCE EDMOND KEEN, b. 02 Jan 1922, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
viii. CHARLIE BERKLEY KEEN, b. 18 Feb 1925, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Sep 1950, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
161. ix. JOHN THOMAS KEEN, b. 15 May 1926, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
162. x. RUSSELL AUBREY KEEN, b. 18 May 1928, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Jun 1966, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
xi. ANDERSON DAVID KEEN, b. 07 Jan 1930, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 05 May 2001, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
108. CHARLIE LEE5 KEEN (JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 01 Oct 1892 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Jun 1976 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. He married LUCY GREEN SHELTON 04 Aug 1918 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 28 Apr 1903 in Franklin Junction, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 25 Apr 2001 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
Notes for CHARLIE LEE KEEN:
Sealed to Spouse, Washington
 
More About CHARLIE LEE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 12 Sep 1909
Burial: 23 Jun 1976, Keen Family Cemetery at homeplace, Izaak Walton Road, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 26 May 1978, Washington
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 May 1978, Washington
Social Security Number: 225-50-5197
 
More About LUCY GREEN SHELTON:
Baptism (LDS): 12 Jul 1928
Burial: Apr 2001, Keen Family Cemetery at homeplace, Izaak Walton Road, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 26 May 1978

Children of CHARLIE KEEN and LUCY SHELTON are:
163. i. LIVING6 KEEN.
164. ii. LIVING KEEN.
165. iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN, m. LIVING JENNINGS.
166. v. OTIS LEE KEEN, b. 02 Sep 1919, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 10 Jul 2007, Plainview, Nassau, New York.
167. vi. DAVID RANDOLPH KEEN, b. 14 Dec 1921, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
168. vii. LUCY DORINE KEEN, b. 07 Jul 1924, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
169. viii. HAROLD BOLDEN KEEN, b. 10 Sep 1926, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ix. WILLIAM EXODUS KEEN, b. 09 Dec 1928, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. LIVING ROBERTSON.
 
More About WILLIAM EXODUS KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 27 Jun 1938
 
x. LOIS GAYE KEEN, b. 22 Nov 1937, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Feb 1938, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About LOIS GAYE KEEN:
Burial: Keen Family Cemetery at homeplace, Izaak Walton Road, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
 
 
109. FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN (JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Feb 1896 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 08 Sep 1956 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JESSE LEE DODSON ROWLAND 30 Dec 1915 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 02 Jun 1893 in Level Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 31 Mar 1931 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH KEEN:
- Passed away at 1:35am at home.
- Fannie was known by many as "Bessie"
- Bessie enjoyed sewing and quilting like her mother.
 
More About FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 12 Sep 1909, Baptized by W.H. Simmons
Burial: Sep 1956, Old Home Place Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Confirmation (LDS): 12 Sep 1909, By Levi C. Parker
Endowment (LDS): 19 Jan 1958
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, Arizona, her proxie was Cynthia A.B. Miller
 
Notes for JESSE LEE DODSON ROWLAND:
- Sealed to Spouse, Washington
- Jesse and Fannie were married in Gretna by Thomas J. Hudson.
- Jesse was tall and slender with light hair and blue eyes.
- This couple was sealed to each other June 19, 1958, Manti, their proxies were James M. Peterson, III and Ina F. Peterson.
 
More About JESSE LEE DODSON ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 19 Feb 1993, Washington
Burial: 01 Apr 1931, Old Home Place Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 20 Feb 1993, Washington
Occupation: Tobacco Farmer
Sealed to parents (LDS): 20 Feb 1993, Washington

Children of FANNIE KEEN and JESSE ROWLAND are:
170. i. LIVING6 ROWLAND.
171. ii. ARTHUR ANDERSON ROWLAND, b. 18 Jan 1917, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 17 Oct 2006, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
172. iii. GARLAND ROWLAND, b. 06 Aug 1918, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Jan 1995, Altavista, Campbell, County, Virginia.
173. iv. NANNIE ELLA ROWLAND, b. 15 Aug 1920, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 30 Sep 1986, Lynchburg, Virginia.
174. v. ROYACE JAMES ROWLAND, b. 18 Jul 1922, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 03 Oct 1966, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
175. vi. FLOSSIE ADELLE ROWLAND, b. 17 May 1924, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 22 Apr 1997, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
176. vii. CHARLIE THOMAS ROWLAND, b. 01 Mar 1926, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 31 May 1979, Campbell County, Virginia.
177. viii. WILMOUTH IRENE ROWLAND, b. 12 Oct 1928, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 16 Mar 2005, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
 
110. MARY JESSIE5 KEEN (JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Jun 1904 in Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 26 Jan 1997 in Hampton, Virginia. She married (1) DAVID LESTER TUCK 15 Mar 1922 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 04 Sep 1891 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died 07 Mar 1973 in Veterans Hospital, Salem, Salem County, Virginia. She married (2) LINUS MURRAY 21 Nov 1952. She married (3) A.K. BARRETT 12 Aug 1962.
 
More About MARY JESSIE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 18 Jun 1913, Keens Creek, Brutus
Burial: 29 Jan 1997, Hampton, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 12 Aug 1962, Manti, Utah
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, Arizona, #82783
 
Notes for DAVID LESTER TUCK:
- This couple was sealed to each other November 6, 1975, Washington.
 
More About DAVID LESTER TUCK:
Baptism (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Burial: 09 Mar 1973, Tuck Family Cemetery, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Military service: PVT US Army, World War, I
Social Security Number: 226-18-8955

Children of MARY KEEN and DAVID TUCK are:
178. i. LIVING6 TUCK.
179. ii. LIVING TUCK.
180. iii. LIVING TUCK.
181. iv. DOROTHY LOUISE TUCK, b. 06 Feb 1923, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Aug 2005, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
v. DORIS LESTER TUCK, b. 09 Jun 1924, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 16 Aug 2007, Hampton, Virginia; m. (1) WILLIAM HODGE; m. (2) TROY MONROE PORTER, 23 Jun 1946.
 
More About DORIS LESTER TUCK:
Baptism (LDS): 28 Aug 1936
Burial: 20 Aug 2007, Parklawn Memorial Park, Hampton, Virginia
 
vi. AMOS TUCK, b. 28 Dec 1927, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 28 Dec 1927, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About AMOS TUCK:
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
 
182. vii. CLYDE AMOS TUCK, b. 27 Dec 1928, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Jan 2006, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
 
111. LULA K.5 HAGOOD (FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 10 Sep 1890 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Apr 1984 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married BERNIE CLARANCE REYNOLDS. He was born 08 Mar 1888 in Bedford County, Virginia.

Children of LULA HAGOOD and BERNIE REYNOLDS are:
i. LOTTIE M.6 REYNOLDS, b. 1913, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. BERNICE M. REYNOLDS, b. 1917, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. JAMES CLARANCE REYNOLDS, b. 1923, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. GEORGE REYNOLDS, b. 1925, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
112. JAMES MONROE5 HAGOOD (FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 09 Aug 1892 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 03 Jan 1963 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. He married (1) KATIE F. JENKS in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. She was born 08 Mar 1891 in Altavista, Campbell County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1944 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. He married (2) MYRTLE WAKEFIELD DRAUKER. She died 1900 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of JAMES HAGOOD and KATIE JENKS are:
i. DOROTHY MAE6 HAGOOD, b. 31 May 1921, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; m. WILLIAM BAKER.
183. ii. JAMES MONROE HAGOOD, b. 15 Feb 1922, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia.
iii. JOHN WARWICK HAGOOD, b. 1924, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; d. 1985, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; m. POLLY.
 
 
113. LOTTIE GRAY5 HAGOOD (FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 29 Jul 1894 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Feb 1976 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) OSCAR FLEMMING TURNER. He was born 29 Aug 1893 in North Carolina, and died Bet. 1922 - 1928. She married (2) JASON BRYANT HIGH. He was born 14 Mar 1900 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Dec 1978 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of LOTTIE HAGOOD and OSCAR TURNER are:
i. LULA6 TURNER, b. 1915, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. GARNETT TURNER, b. 1917, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. EDITH TURNER, b. 1921, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 

Children of LOTTIE HAGOOD and JASON HIGH are:
iv. DOLLY6 HIGH, b. Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. PEGGY HIGH, b. Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. JASON BRYANT HIGH, b. 1928, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
114. HENRY OTHA5 HAGOOD (FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 03 Mar 1897 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married DORA E.. She was born Abt. 1898.

Child of HENRY HAGOOD and DORA E. is:
i. RALPH J.6 HAGOOD, b. 1922, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
115. BERTA5 HAGOOD (FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 09 Jul 1900 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Feb 1967. She married (1) ELIAS DOTSON KNOWLES, JR. He was born 26 May 1900 in Prince George, Virginia. She married (2) OTIS TURNER.

Child of BERTA HAGOOD and ELIAS KNOWLES is:
184. i. ELLIS DANIEL6 KNOWLES, b. 03 Jun 1926, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
116. WILLIE EDWARD5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 04 Oct 1900 in North Carolina, and died 29 Oct 1990 in Henderson, North Carolina. He married (1) ETHEL LANCASTER. She was born 25 Jul 1912 in Goldsboro, North Carolina, and died 11 Oct 1998 in Henderson, North Carolina. He married (2) MABLE HOPKINS.

Children of WILLIE KEEN and ETHEL LANCASTER are:
185. i. LIVING6 KEEN.
186. ii. LIVING KEEN.
 

Children of WILLIE KEEN and MABLE HOPKINS are:
187. iii. NAOMI6 KEEN, d. Goldsboro, North Carolina.
188. iv. ELDRIDGE KEEN, d. Goldsboro, North Carolina.
189. v. DORIS KEEN, d. Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
190. vi. JUDY KEEN, d. Mason, MI.
 
 
117. CHRISTOPHER SILAS5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Jul 1903 in North Carolina, and died 09 Mar 1977 in Annapolis, MD. He married RUTH ASHWELL.

Children of CHRISTOPHER KEEN and RUTH ASHWELL are:
i. JEAN PARKER6 KEEN, m. - MITCHELL.
ii. LINDA KEEN, m. - PERDUE.
191. iii. VIOLA KEEN.
192. iv. LIVING KEEN.
v. PHYLLIS KEEN, m. - BLANKENSHIP.
vi. ASHLEY KEEN, m. LIVING AGNES.
193. vii. CHRISTOPHER SILAS KEEN, JR, b. 22 Sep 1925, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia; d. 26 Jun 2005, Huddleston, Virginia.
 
 
118. VIOLA MAE5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 15 Jan 1906 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 15 Sep 1933 in Durham, North Carolina. She married PERRY JONES Dec 1932 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About VIOLA MAE KEEN:
Cause of Death: Child Birth

Child of VIOLA KEEN and PERRY JONES is:
i. -6 JONES, b. 15 Sep 1933, Durham, North Carolina; d. 15 Sep 1933, Durham, North Carolina.
 
 
119. EULA MAE5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 11 Dec 1911 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) HOWARD BRIDGES. She married (2) JOHN MOORE 08 Dec 1928 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1904.

Children of EULA KEEN and JOHN MOORE are:
i. LIVING6 MOORE.
ii. LIVING MOORE, m. LIVING ROMERO.
iii. JOHN BILL MOORE, b. 09 Apr 1929.
 
 
120. PAUL LENOL5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Jul 1915 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Apr 1981 in Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia. He married JOSEPHINE WILMOUTH.

Children of PAUL KEEN and JOSEPHINE WILMOUTH are:
194. i. LIVING6 KEEN.
195. ii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
121. ETHEL ELIZABETH5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 12 Jun 1918 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JAMES LESTER SHELTON 12 May 1934 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 18 Oct 1913 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Nov 2000 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ETHEL KEEN and JAMES SHELTON are:
196. i. LIVING6 SHELTON.
197. ii. LIVING SHELTON.
198. iii. LIVING SHELTON.
 
 
122. LIVING5 MILLNER (CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING YEATTS.

Children of LIVING MILLNER and LIVING YEATTS are:
199. i. LIVING6 YEATTS.
200. ii. LIVING YEATTS.
201. iii. LIVING YEATTS.
 
 
123. LIVING5 MILLNER (CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING LAMKIN.

Children of LIVING MILLNER and LIVING LAMKIN are:
i. LIVING6 MILLNER.
ii. LIVING MILLNER.
 
 
124. ESTELLE FRANCES5 MILLNER (CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 15 Oct 1933 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Feb 1994 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) GILLFORD ODELL PILLAMAN. She married (2) GENE WILLIS BUCKNER 30 Jan 1954 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 02 Mar 1932 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 05 Dec 1992 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ESTELLE MILLNER and GENE BUCKNER are:
202. i. LIVING6 BUCKNER.
ii. LIVING BUCKNER.
iii. LIVING BUCKNER.
203. iv. LIVING BUCKNER.
v. MARY FRANCES BUCKNER, b. 30 Jul 1954, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 30 Jul 1954, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
125. LEM JOSHUA5 KEEN (WILLIAM RILEY4, ELISHA3, WILLIAM2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 12 Aug 1886 in Decatur County, Tennessee, and died Sep 1984 in Decatur County, Tennessee. He married (1) MYRTLE M. HILL Abt. 1911 in Decatur County, Tennessee. She was born Abt. 1892 in Parsons County, Tennessee, and died Abt. 1955 in Decatur County, Tennessee. He married (2) THELMA ? 10 Aug 1960 in Decatur County, Tennessee.

Children of LEM KEEN and MYRTLE HILL are:
i. LIVING6 KEEN, m. LIVING DARNELL.
ii. RILEY F. KEEN, b. 02 May 1917, Parsons County, Tennessee; d. 02 Sep 1991, Parsons County, Tennessee; m. LORENE FISHER, 08 May 1935, Parsons County, Tennessee; b. 10 Feb 1920; d. 01 Feb 1988, Parsons County, Tennessee.
iii. CHARLES CORTEZ KEEN, b. 10 Apr 1919, Parsons County, Tennessee; d. 18 Mar 1972, Parsons County, Tennessee; m. LARUE ANDERSON, 03 Jun 1948, Corinth, Mississippi; b. 19 Jul 1932, Parsons County, Tennessee; d. 28 Nov 1994, Parsons County, Tennessee.
 
 
Generation No. 6
 
126. BEN HARRISON6 MEADOR (CALVIN ALEXANDER5, JOB WILLIAM4, AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1889 in Wayne County, Missouri, and died 1981.

Children of BEN HARRISON MEADOR are:
i. COMMODORE7 MEADOR.
ii. WARD MEADOR.
iii. ATWOOD MEADOR.
 
 
127. NANNIE6 MOORMAN (WILLIAM ACHILLES5, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married N.C. JONES.

Children of NANNIE MOORMAN and N.C. JONES are:
i. BETTY BALLARD7 JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. - JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
128. MARY PRITCHETT6 COLEMAN (OLIVE HUTCHINGS5 FULTON, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 31 Oct 1917 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 15 Sep 2004 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GEORGE COLEMAN HYLTON 13 Jan 1945 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 20 Oct 1914 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 24 Apr 2002 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MARY PRITCHETT COLEMAN:
Burial: Highland Burial Park
 
More About GEORGE COLEMAN HYLTON:
Burial: Highland Burial Park
Military service: George served with the U.S. Army in the European Theatre during World War II
Occupation: Tobacco Farmer, and Supervisor for the Tobacco Division of the U. S. Department of Agriculture
Residence: Mt. Cross Road

Children of MARY COLEMAN and GEORGE HYLTON are:
i. LIVING7 HYLTON.
ii. LIVING HYLTON.
iii. LIVING HYLTON.
 
 
129. JAMES CARTER6 COLEMAN (OLIVE HUTCHINGS5 FULTON, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 06 Feb 1922 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 22 Jun 1998 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married DELORES PARSONS 29 Dec 1952 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 27 Jun 1932 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 2005 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of JAMES COLEMAN and DELORES PARSONS are:
i. LIVING7 COLEMAN.
ii. LIVING COLEMAN.
iii. LIVING COLEMAN.
iv. LIVING COLEMAN.
 
 
130. FRANK HUNDLEY6 FULTON (WILLIAM JOHNSON5, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY MAGNOLIA JENKINS.

Children of FRANK FULTON and MARY JENKINS are:
i. LIVING7 FULTON.
ii. LIVING FULTON.
 
 
131. MILDRED CARTER6 FULTON (WILLIAM JOHNSON5, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Jun 1918 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married CLAUDE BERNARD OWEN 12 Dec 1936 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 12 Dec 1911 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of MILDRED FULTON and CLAUDE OWEN is:
i. LIVING7 OWEN.
 
 
132. PATSY JOHNSON6 FULTON (WILLIAM JOHNSON5, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 12 Aug 1920 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 05 May 1984 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married CHARLES CARTER TRAVIS, JR 1941 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 28 Dec 1917 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 18 Feb 1943 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About PATSY JOHNSON FULTON:
Burial: Highland Burial Park
 
More About CHARLES CARTER TRAVIS, JR:
Burial: Highland Burial Park

Child of PATSY FULTON and CHARLES TRAVIS is:
i. LIVING7 TRAVIS.
 
 
133. JOHN STOKELEY6 FULTON (WILLIAM JOHNSON5, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Oct 1929 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 13 Jul 1985. He married VIRGINA ANNE PERKINS 16 Jul in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JOHN STOKELEY FULTON:
In 1977 was inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame
Fulton Field at Hampden Sydney is named for John.
John had treatment for Brain Cancer in early 1985 before his death.
 
More About JOHN STOKELEY FULTON:
Burial: Hampden-Syndney College Church Cemetery

Children of JOHN FULTON and VIRGINA PERKINS are:
i. LUCY CARTER7 FULTON, m. 25 May 1986, Hampden-Sydney College Church, Farmville, Virginia.
ii. JOHN STOKELEY FULTON, JR.
 
 
134. GEORGE OLIVER6 EMERSON, JR (LAURA MARTHA5 FULTON, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 09 May 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 02 Apr 2006. He married VIRGINIA RUTH FRENCH 06 Sep 1941 in Montgomery, Alabama. She died Aft. Feb 2008.
 
Notes for GEORGE OLIVER EMERSON, JR:
He retired from the Air Force in 1966 as a Colonel and started a private ophthalmology practice in Winter Park, Florida.
 
More About GEORGE OLIVER EMERSON, JR:
Burial: Arlington National Cemetery Columbarium
Military service: Army Air Corps.
Occupation: After becoming an ophthalmologist, he returned to the Air Force as a flight surgeon in 1950

Children of GEORGE EMERSON and VIRGINIA FRENCH are:
i. LIVING7 EMERSON.
ii. LIVING EMERSON.
iii. LIVING EMERSON.
iv. LIVING EMERSON.
v. LIVING EMERSON.
vi. LIVING EMERSON.
vii. LIVING EMERSON.
viii. KEITH PERSON EMERSON, b. 01 May 1965; d. 28 Mar 1999.
 
 
135. FRANCES6 EMERSON (LAURA MARTHA5 FULTON, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1914 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. Feb 2008. She married HENRY CECIL MACKENZIE KNOX-DICK 26 Mar 1942 in San Antonio, Texas. He was born 22 Mar 1907 in Edinburgh, Scotland, and died 10 May 1977 in Alexandria, Virginia.
 
More About HENRY CECIL MACKENZIE KNOX-DICK:
Burial: He was cremated and his ashes buried at the Church of Scotland in the Kilmonivaig/Spean Bridge Parish, outside Fort William, Scotland.
Occupation: Merchant Mariner

Children of FRANCES EMERSON and HENRY KNOX-DICK are:
i. LIVING7 KNOX-DICK.
ii. LIVING KNOX-DICK.
iii. LIVING MACKENZIE.
iv. IAN EMERSON KNOX-DICK, b. 20 Jan 1946; d. 29 Nov 1990.
 
More About IAN EMERSON KNOX-DICK:
Cause of Death: Lung Cancer
Occupation: Merchant Mariner
 
 
136. LAURA6 EMERSON (LAURA MARTHA5 FULTON, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Feb 1922 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 29 Jun 2004 in Leesburg, Virginia. She married ERNEST FULTON NEAL 15 Sep 1951 in Main Street Methodist Church, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 18 Aug 1921 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 20 Mar 1999 in Leesburg, Virginia.
 
More About LAURA EMERSON:
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
Notes for ERNEST FULTON NEAL:
Laura graduated from Duke University in 1942 (she had entered at the age of 16). She taught elementary school for 2 years, and then attended a secretarial school in New York City. She returned to Duke as a secretary for the Administrator of Duke Hospital. She returned to Danville after she and Fulton married, and taught school until her children were born.
 
They stayed in Danville, where Fulton was a dentist, until he retired in 1995 and they moved to Leesburg, Virginia, to be near their children.
 
 
 
More About ERNEST FULTON NEAL:
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of LAURA EMERSON and ERNEST NEAL are:
i. LIVING7 NEAL.
ii. LIVING NEAL.
 
 
137. CHISWELL DABNEY6 PERKINS (ELIZABETH5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1891 in Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia, and died 1953. He married LUCY CARTER TOMPKINS. She was born 1898.

Child of CHISWELL PERKINS and LUCY TOMPKINS is:
i. CHISWELL DABNEY LANGHORNE7 PERKINS, b. 27 Aug 1923, Virginia.
 
 
138. ALICE MONCURE6 PERKINS (ELIZABETH5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 14 Jul 1902 in Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia. She married REGINALD WINN.

Children of ALICE PERKINS and REGINALD WINN are:
i. DAVID7 WINN.
ii. ELIZABETH WINN.
 
 
139. IRENE6 GIBSON (IRENE5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 03 Feb 1897 in New York, Virginia. She married GEORGE BROWNE POST III 27 Apr 1916 in St. Bartholomew's Church, New York, New York. He was born 03 Feb 1891 in New York, and died 18 Dec 1952 in New York.

Children of IRENE GIBSON and GEORGE POST are:
i. GEROGE BROWNE7 POST.
ii. NANCY LANGHORNE POST, b. 1919, New York; d. 07 Apr 2003, Rockport, ME; m. 1943, New York, New York.
 
Notes for NANCY LANGHORNE POST:
Nancy Post Magro, former Cincinnatian and granddaughter of Charles Dana Gibson, the illustrator who created the "Gibson Girl," died of heart failure April 7 at her home in Camden, Maine.
Mrs. Magro, 83, was the widow of John Magro, a Cincinnati advertising executive and businessman who was on the board of the Cincinnati opera.
She was born in New York, N.Y. in 1919 to Irene Langhorne Gibson, daughter of the celebrated illustrator, and George B. Post III, grandson of one of America's greatest architects.
She was also a grandniece of Lady Nancy Astor, the first woman elected to the British Parliament, who was the sister of her grandmother, also named Irene Langhorne Gibson.
Her mother married John J. Emery - developer of the Carew Tower in Cincinnati - in 1926. Mrs. Magro grew up at Peterloon, the Emery family estate, in Indian Hill.
She married John Magro at St. James Episcopal Church in New York in 1943. They raised their family at Markin Farm in Montgomery.
They had lived in Maine since 1991.
 
More About NANCY LANGHORNE POST:
Burial: Sea View Cemetery, Rockport, ME
 
 
140. LANGHORNE6 GIBSON (IRENE5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 31 Jul 1899 in Hempstead, Virginia, and died 1982 in Greenwood, Albemarle Co., Virginia. He married (1) PARTHANIA ROSS. He married (2) MIRIAN TAYLOR Abt. 1923. She was born 1902 in New York.

Child of LANGHORNE GIBSON and MIRIAN TAYLOR is:
i. CHARLES DANA7 GIBSON, b. 1928, New York.
 
 
141. WILLIAM WALDORF6 ASTOR (NANCY WITCHER5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 13 Aug 1907 in London, England, and died 06 Mar 1966 in London, England. He married (1) LIVING PUGH. He married (2) SARAH KATHLEEN NORTON 1945 in London, England. He married (3) PHILLIPA VICTORIA HUNLOKE 1955 in London, England.
 
More About SARAH KATHLEEN NORTON:
Divorced: 1953
 
More About PHILLIPA VICTORIA HUNLOKE:
Divorced: 1960

Children of WILLIAM ASTOR and LIVING PUGH are:
i. LIVING7 ASTOR.
ii. LIVING ASTOR.
 

Child of WILLIAM ASTOR and SARAH NORTON is:
iii. LIVING7 ASTOR.
 

Child of WILLIAM ASTOR and PHILLIPA HUNLOKE is:
iv. LIVING7 ASTOR.
 
 
142. NANCY PHILLIS LOUSIE6 ASTOR (NANCY WITCHER5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 22 Mar 1909 in London, England, and died 1975. She married GILBERT JAMES HEATHCOTE-DRUMMON-WILLOUGHBY.
 
Notes for GILBERT JAMES HEATHCOTE-DRUMMON-WILLOUGHBY:
3rd Earl of Ancaster

Children of NANCY ASTOR and GILBERT HEATHCOTE-DRUMMON-WILLOUGHBY are:
i. LIVING7 HEATHCOTE-DRUMMON-WILLOUGHBY.
ii. LIVING HEATHCOTE-DRUMMON-WILLOUGHBY.
 
 
143. FRANCIS DAVID6 ASTOR (NANCY WITCHER5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Mar 1912 in London, England, and died 07 Dec 2001 in London, England. He married (1) MELANIE HAUSER 1945. He married (2) BRIDGET APHRA WREFORD 1952 in London, England.
 
More About FRANCIS DAVID ASTOR:
Burial: All Saints' Churchyard, Sutton Courtenay, Oxfordshire
 
More About MELANIE HAUSER:
Divorced: 1951

Child of FRANCIS ASTOR and MELANIE HAUSER is:
i. LIVING7 ASTOR.
 

Children of FRANCIS ASTOR and BRIDGET WREFORD are:
ii. LIVING7 ASTOR.
iii. LIVING ASTOR.
iv. LIVING ASTOR.
v. LIVING ASTOR.
vi. LIVING ASTOR.
 
 
144. JOHN JACOB6 ASTOR (NANCY WITCHER5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 29 Aug 1918 in London, England, and died 2000 in London, England. He married (1) LIVING EVELEIGH. He married (2) LIVING DE SAVARY. He married (3) ANA INEZ CARCANO 1944.
 
More About ANA INEZ CARCANO:
Divorced: 1972

Children of JOHN ASTOR and ANA CARCANO are:
i. LIVING7 ASTOR.
ii. LIVING ASTOR.
 
 
145. CHISWELL DABNEY6 LANGHORNE (WILLIAM HENRY5, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1908 in Virginia, and died 1977 in Virginia. He married CARYETTA SAUNDERS. She was born 27 Apr 1899.
 
More About CHISWELL DABNEY LANGHORNE:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia

Child of CHISWELL LANGHORNE and CARYETTA SAUNDERS is:
i. LIVING7 LANGHORNE.
 
 
146. LIVING6 KEEN (OWEN ALLEN5, OWEN ALLEN4, ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING MCGLINN.

Child of LIVING KEEN and LIVING MCGLINN is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
147. LIVING6 KEEN (OWEN ALLEN5, OWEN ALLEN4, ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING LYNCH.

Child of LIVING KEEN and LIVING LYNCH is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
148. LILLIAM THOMPSON6 BAKER (ANNIE COLEMAN5 BLAKELY, JOHN HENRY4 JAMES, GILLY COLEMAN3 KEEN, ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 25 Jan 1894 in Ozan, Hempstead County, Arizona, and died 17 Sep 1987 in North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona. She married STEPHEN JONES FELTON. He was born 03 Feb 1890 in LaGrange, Lawrence County, Alabama, and died 20 Jun 1964 in North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona.

Child of LILLIAM BAKER and STEPHEN FELTON is:
i. MARY FRANCES7 FELTON, b. 01 Nov 1915, North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona; d. 10 Feb 1945, North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona; m. 11 Nov 1938, Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona.
 
 
149. JOHN ELLIS6 LOVE (COL. JAMES MITCHELL RAY "JIM"5, MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 21 May 1917 in Bamberg, SC. He married ELLEN WANDA SCHWEIDENBACK 02 Aug 1945 in Buncombe County, North Carolina. She was born 01 Nov 1925 in New Bedford, Bristol, MA.

Children of JOHN LOVE and ELLEN SCHWEIDENBACK are:
i. LIVING7 LOVE.
ii. LIVING LOVE.
 
 
150. LIVING6 KEEN (JESSIE CARROUTH5, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING YOUNG.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING YOUNG are:
i. LIVING7 YOUNG.
ii. LIVING YOUNG.
 
 
151. LIVING6 KEEN (JESSIE CARROUTH5, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING SESSOR.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING SESSOR are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
152. RONNIE WAYNE6 KEEN (JOHNNY WILLIAM5, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 11 Mar 1936 in Fieldale, Virginia, and died 23 Apr 1995 in Clarksville, TN. He married LIVING WAGNER.

Children of RONNIE KEEN and LIVING WAGNER are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
153. AARON BLAKE6 KEEN (JOHNNY WILLIAM5, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 17 Aug 1948 in Fieldale, Virginia, and died 22 Feb 2005 in Old Hickory, TN. He married LIVING WHITEHEAD.

Child of AARON KEEN and LIVING WHITEHEAD is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
154. LERA PEARL6 SEAY (ANNIE CHRISTINE5 KEEN, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married CHARLIE BOAZ HILL, JR in Henry County, Virginia. He was born 17 Apr 1927 in Leaksville, North Carolina, and died 19 Feb 2006 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of LERA SEAY and CHARLIE HILL are:
i. LIVING7 HILL.
ii. LIVING HILL.
iii. LIVING HILL.
 
 
155. EDWIN HOBART6 SEAY (ANNIE CHRISTINE5 KEEN, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Jun 1925 in Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia, and died 31 May 2001 in Henry County, Virginia. He married BLANCH VIRGINIA MILLS 15 Aug 1949 in Martinsville, Virginia. She was born 03 Jul in Fieldale, Virginia.

Children of EDWIN SEAY and BLANCH MILLS are:
i. LIVING7 SEAY.
ii. LIVING SEAY.
iii. LIVING SEAY.
 
 
156. LIVING6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING HEATER.

Child of LIVING KEEN and LIVING HEATER is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
157. LIVING6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married (1) LIVING AKERS. He married (2) LIVING PATTERSAIL.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING AKERS are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
158. WILLIAM THOMAS6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 11 Aug 1915 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 11 Mar 2001 in Upper Glade, WV. He married (1) BARBARA JEAN DONALDSON. He married (2) LENA FOX 21 Sep 1935 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of WILLIAM KEEN and LENA FOX are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
159. ANNIE WADE6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 20 Sep 1917 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married OSCAR F. BARBOUR 21 Jul 1941 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ANNIE KEEN and OSCAR BARBOUR are:
i. LIVING7 BARBOUR.
ii. LIVING BARBOUR.
 
 
160. CLARENCE EDMOND6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 02 Jan 1922 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married REBECCA DALTON 21 Feb 1945 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of CLARENCE KEEN and REBECCA DALTON are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
161. JOHN THOMAS6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 15 May 1926 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married LIVING ALLEN.

Child of JOHN KEEN and LIVING ALLEN is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
162. RUSSELL AUBREY6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 May 1928 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 04 Jun 1966 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married LIVING JACOBS.

Children of RUSSELL KEEN and LIVING JACOBS are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
v. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
163. LIVING6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING BARKER.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING BARKER are:
i. LIVING7 BARKER.
ii. LIVING BARKER.
 
 
164. LIVING6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING GOGGIN.

Child of LIVING KEEN and LIVING GOGGIN is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
165. LIVING6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING ELLIOTT.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING ELLIOTT are:
i. LIVING7 ELLIOTT.
ii. LIVING ELLIOTT.
iii. LIVING ELLIOTT.
iv. LIVING ELLIOTT.
 
 
166. OTIS LEE6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 02 Sep 1919 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 10 Jul 2007 in Plainview, Nassau, New York. He married ROSE MARY BARBELLO 14 Feb 1945. She was born 02 Apr 1923 in Floral Park, Nassaue County, NY.
 
More About OTIS LEE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 14 Jun 1930

Children of OTIS KEEN and ROSE BARBELLO are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
167. DAVID RANDOLPH6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 14 Dec 1921 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) LIVING ROBERTSON. He married (2) GRACE WILMOUTH FITZGERALD 10 Jan 1944 in Elizabeth City.
 
More About DAVID RANDOLPH KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 14 Jun 1930
Endowment (LDS): 05 Jul 192
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 May 1978, Wasington, DC

Child of DAVID KEEN and LIVING ROBERTSON is:
i. LIVING7 ARTHUR.
 

Child of DAVID KEEN and GRACE FITZGERALD is:
ii. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
168. LUCY DORINE6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 07 Jul 1924 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) WILLIAM MORTON ANDERSON 06 Apr 1942 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 22 Mar 1922, and died 1979. She married (2) LESTER STRAWN Aft. 1952. He was born 29 Jun 1924 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died 10 Apr 2007 in Bedford County, Virginia.
 
More About LUCY DORINE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 02 Aug 1934
 
More About WILLIAM MORTON ANDERSON:
Baptism (LDS): 24 Jun 1963
 
Notes for LESTER STRAWN:
Lester C. "Red" Strawn, 82, of Bedford, passed away peacefully April 10, 2007.
He is survived by his wife, Dorine Keen Strawn; sons, Alan and Wayne Strawn; daughter, Debra Laughon; stepdaughter, Betty Shelton and her husband, Andy and their caring daughter, Megan; loving grandchildren, Rita D'Ippolito and her husband, Vinny, Denise Kennedy and Mike Ross; and four great-grandchildren. His first wife and mother of his children, Martha Strawn and brother, Kenneth Strawn, preceded him in death.
He served in the Army in W.W. II and returned to Bedford to farm with his father. He was an active supporter of 4-H, the Odd Fellows and a charter member of the Bedford County Farm Bureau and Ruritan Club. After a long career as a farmer and a rural mail carrier, he retired from the U.S. Postal Service, but continued to farm for many years. His sense of humor and ever present smile will be missed by family and many close friends.
Services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 14, 2007, at Updike Funeral Home Chapel, Bedford. Interment will follow in Virginia Memorial Park in Forest, Virginia.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, April 13, 2007, at the funeral home.
Arrangements by Updike Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Bedford.
 
More About LESTER STRAWN:
Burial: 14 Apr 2007, Virginia Memorial Park, Forest, Virginia
Military service: WW II

Children of LUCY KEEN and WILLIAM ANDERSON are:
i. LIVING7 ANDERSON.
ii. LESLIE "RAY" ANDERSON, b. 16 May 1945, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 26 Jan 1958.
 
More About LESLIE "RAY" ANDERSON:
Baptism (LDS): 02 Aug 1954
 
 
169. HAROLD BOLDEN6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 10 Sep 1926 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married SUSAN EUDORA "DORA" ROWLAND 24 Dec 1947 in Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 07 Jul 1929 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for HAROLD BOLDEN KEEN:
Logan, Utah
 
More About HAROLD BOLDEN KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 18 Sep 1935
Endowment (LDS): 17 Jul 1964
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 May 1978, Washington
 
More About SUSAN EUDORA "DORA" ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 26 Jul 1955

Children of HAROLD KEEN and SUSAN ROWLAND are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. ELAINE GAY KEEN, b. 03 Feb 1959, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 25 Aug 2005, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
More About ELAINE GAY KEEN:
Burial: Aug 2005, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
 
 
170. LIVING6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married (1) HELAN REBECCA TOMLIN. She was born 10 Aug 1924. He married (2) LIVING MOOREFIELD. He married (3) REBECCA BARKER. She died 17 Oct 1980.

Children of LIVING ROWLAND and LIVING MOOREFIELD are:
i. LIVING7 ROWLAND.
ii. LIVING ROWLAND.
 
 
171. ARTHUR ANDERSON6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Jan 1917 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 17 Oct 2006 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. He married ELMA LUCILLE CHILDRESS 01 Jun 1956 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 05 Mar 1917 in Halifax, Virginia, and died 12 Sep 2007 in Level Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ARTHUR ANDERSON ROWLAND:
Burial: 20 Oct 2006, Glenland Road at old homeplace, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Social Security Number: 228-44-9099
 
Notes for ELMA LUCILLE CHILDRESS:
Lucille has five children from her first marriage to John Board Goodman, I, John died in 1950. Arthur raised the children as his own.
 
More About ELMA LUCILLE CHILDRESS:
Burial: Glenland Road at old homeplace, Pittsylvania County, Virginia

Children of ARTHUR ROWLAND and ELMA CHILDRESS are:
i. LIVING7 GOODMAN.
ii. LIVING GOODMAN.
iii. LIVING GOODMAN.
iv. LIVING GOODMAN.
v. JOHN BOARD GOODMAN II, b. 07 Jul 1948, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 14 Aug 1993, Pearson County, North Carolina.
 
More About JOHN BOARD GOODMAN II:
Burial: 17 Aug 1993, Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
 
 
172. GARLAND6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 06 Aug 1918 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 12 Jan 1995 in Altavista, Campbell, County, Virginia. He married CHRISTINE WILMOUTH WOODSON 21 Oct 1939 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 02 Nov 1921 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About GARLAND ROWLAND:
Burial: 02 Jan 1996, Altavista Memorial Park, Altavista, Virginia
Social Security Number: 223-50-8339

Children of GARLAND ROWLAND and CHRISTINE WOODSON are:
i. LIVING7 ROWLAND.
ii. LIVING TRENT.
 
 
173. NANNIE ELLA6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 15 Aug 1920 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 30 Sep 1986 in Lynchburg, Virginia. She married GEORGE THOMAS FITZGERALD 06 Nov 1937 in Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 21 Nov 1918 in Cascade/Wenondia, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Jan 1994 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for NANNIE ELLA ROWLAND:
Sealed to Spouse, Washington
 
More About NANNIE ELLA ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 02 Aug 1934, Baptized by Ralph C. Trejo
Burial: 02 Oct 1986, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington, DC
 
Notes for GEORGE THOMAS FITZGERALD:
- George was ordained to the office of Priest in the Aaronic Priesthood June 6, 1982 by Reginald B. Craft.
- George was ordained to the office of Elder in the Melchizedek Priesthood March 6, 1983 by Clifford A. Marquis.
- George and Ella were married in Chatham by H.B. Hardaway.
- George and Ella were sealed April 14, 2007
 
More About GEORGE THOMAS FITZGERALD:
Baptism (LDS): 26 Mar 1982, Baptized by John Asa Hall
Burial: 23 Jan 1994, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Occupation: Tobacco Farmer
Social Security Number: 223-26-8081

Children of NANNIE ROWLAND and GEORGE FITZGERALD are:
i. LIVING7 FITZGERALD.
 
Notes for LIVING FITZGERALD:
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ii. LIVING FITZGERALD.
iii. LIVING FITZGERALD.
 
 
174. ROYACE JAMES6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Jul 1922 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 03 Oct 1966 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married CHLOE HAZEL HINES 23 May 1944 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 25 Dec 1927 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 23 Dec 1995 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ROYACE JAMES ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington, DC
Burial: 05 Oct 1966, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington, DC
Occupation: Tobacco Farmer
Sealed to parents (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington, DC
 
More About CHLOE HAZEL HINES:
Burial: Dec 1995, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia

Child of ROYACE ROWLAND and CHLOE HINES is:
i. ROYACE JAMES7 ROWLAND, JR, b. 18 Mar 1945, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Sep 2001, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ROYACE JAMES ROWLAND, JR:
Burial: Sep 2001, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
Social Security Number: 231-60-3970
 
 
175. FLOSSIE ADELLE6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 17 May 1924 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 22 Apr 1997 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. She married (1) LIVING RUETER. She married (2) CALVIN ANDERSON DALTON 31 Dec 1946 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 20 May 1919 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for FLOSSIE ADELLE ROWLAND:
Sealed to Spouse, Washington, DC
 
More About FLOSSIE ADELLE ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 21 Oct 1945
Burial: 24 Apr 1997, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia

Child of FLOSSIE ROWLAND and LIVING RUETER is:
i. LIVING7 RUETER.
 

Child of FLOSSIE ROWLAND and CALVIN DALTON is:
ii. LIVING7 DALTON.
 
 
176. CHARLIE THOMAS6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 01 Mar 1926 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 31 May 1979 in Campbell County, Virginia. He married CORRINE ODELL DALTON 01 Jan 1950 in Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 03 Aug 1933 in Halifax, Virginia, and died 18 Apr 1997 in Campbell County, Virginia.
 
More About CHARLIE THOMAS ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington
Burial: 02 Jun 1979, Homeplace of Jesse Lee Dodson Rowland, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Divorced: 28 Jul 1978
Endowment (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington
Sealed to parents (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington
Social Security Number: 226-32-6813
 
More About CORRINE ODELL DALTON:
Burial: 20 Apr 1997, Mulberry Baptist Church, Pittsylvania County, Virginia

Children of CHARLIE ROWLAND and CORRINE DALTON are:
i. LIVING7 ROWLAND.
ii. LIVING ROWLAND.
iii. LIVING ROWLAND.
iv. LIVING ROWLAND.
v. LIVING ROWLAND.
vi. LIVING ROWLAND.
 
 
177. WILMOUTH IRENE6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 12 Oct 1928 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 16 Mar 2005 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. She married LAWRENCE "COMP" PICKERAL 01 Aug 1947 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 20 Dec 1911 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 26 Feb 2000 in Salem, Virginia.
 
More About WILMOUTH IRENE ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 03 Sep 1977
Burial: 18 Mar 2005, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 28 Apr 1992, Washington
Sealed to parents (LDS): 28 Apr 1992, Washington
 
More About LAWRENCE "COMP" PICKERAL:
Burial: 28 Feb 2000, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
Military service: 1944, Army, Korean War

Child of WILMOUTH ROWLAND and LAWRENCE PICKERAL is:
i. LIVING7 PICKERAL.
 
 
178. LIVING6 TUCK (MARY JESSIE5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married (1) LIVING MARTINSON. He married (2) LIVING VANDEVENTER.

Children of LIVING TUCK and LIVING MARTINSON are:
i. LIVING7 TUCK.
ii. LIVING TUCK.
iii. LIVING TUCK.
 

Children of LIVING TUCK and LIVING VANDEVENTER are:
iv. LIVING7 TUCK.
v. LIVING TUCK.
vi. LIVING TUCK.
 
 
179. LIVING6 TUCK (MARY JESSIE5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married (1) MERVYN ROBAIR. She married (2) LIVING NICHOLS.

Child of LIVING TUCK and MERVYN ROBAIR is:
i. LIVING7 ROBAIR.
 

Children of LIVING TUCK and LIVING NICHOLS are:
ii. LIVING7 NICHOLS.
iii. LIVING NICHOLS.
 
 
180. LIVING6 TUCK (MARY JESSIE5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married (1) LIVING DAOGHTERY. He married (2) LIVING HANNA. He married (3) LIVING TOLBERT. He married (4) LIVING FEARS. He married (5) LIVING SNYDER.

Child of LIVING TUCK and LIVING DAOGHTERY is:
i. LIVING7 TUCK.
 

Children of LIVING TUCK and LIVING HANNA are:
ii. LIVING7 TUCK.
iii. LIVING TUCK.
 
 
181. DOROTHY LOUISE6 TUCK (MARY JESSIE5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 06 Feb 1923 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Aug 2005 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. She married (1) LIVING MORRIS. She married (2) WILLIAM ESPIN WATSON 03 Feb 1940 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 12 Mar 1918 in Sandy Level, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 31 Oct 1984 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. She married (3) JAMES HUNTER "JIM" FELDMAN Oct 1949. He was born 06 Oct 1905 in Mt. Ephriam, Camden County, NJ.
 
More About DOROTHY LOUISE TUCK:
Baptism (LDS): 28 Aug 1936
Burial: Aug 2005, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
 
More About WILLIAM ESPIN WATSON:
Burial: Oct 1984, Liberty Christian Church Cemetery
Military service: Merchant Marines during WWII

Child of DOROTHY TUCK and WILLIAM WATSON is:
i. LIVING7 WATSON.
 
 
182. CLYDE AMOS6 TUCK (MARY JESSIE5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 27 Dec 1928 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 08 Jan 2006 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. He married (1) LIVING WILFONG. He married (2) LIVING CUTLER.
 
More About CLYDE AMOS TUCK:
Baptism (LDS): 28 Aug 1936
Blessing: 13 Jan 1930
Burial: 12 Jan 2006, Gretna Burial Park, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Confirmation (LDS): 13 Jul 1938

Children of CLYDE TUCK and LIVING WILFONG are:
i. LIVING7 TUCK.
ii. LIVING TUCK.
 
 
183. JAMES MONROE6 HAGOOD (JAMES MONROE5, FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 15 Feb 1922 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. He married (1) CORALE CHRISTANI. He married (2) JANET RAE PRATT TASHJIAN. He married (3) MARY ELIZABETH KENNEDY 06 Oct 1950 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. She was born 05 Feb 1928 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia, and died 25 Apr 2004 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia.

Children of JAMES HAGOOD and MARY KENNEDY are:
i. LIVING7 HAGOOD.
ii. LIVING HAGOOD.
iii. LIVING HAGOOD.
iv. LIVING HAGOOD.
v. LIVING HAGOOD.
vi. - HAGOOD, b. 25 Apr 1954, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; d. 25 Apr 1954, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia.
 
 
184. ELLIS DANIEL6 KNOWLES (BERTA5 HAGOOD, FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 03 Jun 1926 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of ELLIS DANIEL KNOWLES is:
i. LIVING7 KNOWLES.
 
 
185. LIVING6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married (1) LIVING BOYD. She married (2) LIVING HENDERSON.

Child of LIVING KEEN and LIVING BOYD is:
i. LIVING7 HENDERSON.
 
 
186. LIVING6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married (1) LIVING STOVALL. She married (2) LIVING BOYD.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING STOVALL are:
i. LIVING7 BOYD.
ii. LIVING BOYD.
 
 
187. NAOMI6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) died in Goldsboro, North Carolina. She married LIVING DAVIS.

Child of NAOMI KEEN and LIVING DAVIS is:
i. LIVING7 DAVIS.
 
 
188. ELDRIDGE6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) died in Goldsboro, North Carolina. He married LIVING PHILLIPS.

Child of ELDRIDGE KEEN and LIVING PHILLIPS is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
189. DORIS6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) died in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. She married LIVING GARDINER.

Children of DORIS KEEN and LIVING GARDINER are:
i. LIVING7 GARDINER.
ii. LIVING GARDINER.
iii. LIVING GARDINER.
iv. LIVING GARDINER.
 
 
190. JUDY6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) died in Mason, MI. She married LIVING AREND.

Children of JUDY KEEN and LIVING AREND are:
i. LIVING7 AREND.
ii. LIVING AREND.
iii. LIVING AREND.
iv. LIVING AREND.
 
 
191. VIOLA6 KEEN (CHRISTOPHER SILAS5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married (1) LIVING LOHRBERG. She married (2) CARL KOLKER 1958.

Children of VIOLA KEEN and CARL KOLKER are:
i. LIVING7 KOLKER.
ii. LIVING KOLKER.
iii. LIVING KOLKER.
iv. LIVING KOLKER.
v. LIVING KOLKER.
vi. LIVING KOLKER.
vii. LIVING KOLKER.
 
 
192. LIVING6 KEEN (CHRISTOPHER SILAS5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married (1) LIVING PARKS. He married (2) LIVING POWERS.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING PARKS are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
v. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
193. CHRISTOPHER SILAS6 KEEN, JR (CHRISTOPHER SILAS5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 22 Sep 1925 in Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia, and died 26 Jun 2005 in Huddleston, Virginia. He married FRANCES ANN BLANKENSHIP. She was born 05 May 1928 in Luray, Virginia, and died 23 Mar 2005 in Huddleston, Virginia.
 
More About CHRISTOPHER SILAS KEEN, JR:
Burial: 29 Jun 2005, Mount Horeb United Methodist Church Cemetery
 
More About FRANCES ANN BLANKENSHIP:
Burial: 26 Mar 2005, Mount Horeb United Methodist Church Cemetery

Children of CHRISTOPHER KEEN and FRANCES BLANKENSHIP are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
194. LIVING6 KEEN (PAUL LENOL5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1)

Children of LIVING KEEN are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
195. LIVING6 KEEN (PAUL LENOL5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING CULBERTSON.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING CULBERTSON are:
i. LIVING7 CULBERTSON.
ii. LIVING CULBERTSON.
 
 
196. LIVING6 SHELTON (ETHEL ELIZABETH5 KEEN, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING HALL.

Children of LIVING SHELTON and LIVING HALL are:
i. LIVING7 SHELTON.
ii. LIVING SHELTON.
 
 
197. LIVING6 SHELTON (ETHEL ELIZABETH5 KEEN, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING WHITLOW.

Children of LIVING SHELTON and LIVING WHITLOW are:
i. LIVING7 WHITLOW.
ii. LIVING WHITLOW.
 
 
198. LIVING6 SHELTON (ETHEL ELIZABETH5 KEEN, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married (1) LIVING GUILL. She married (2) JOHN BILL MOORE. He was born 09 Apr 1929 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of LIVING SHELTON and LIVING GUILL are:
i. LIVING7 GUILL.
ii. LIVING GUILL.
iii. LIVING GUILL.
 
 
199. LIVING6 YEATTS (LIVING6 MILLNER, CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING EMERSON.

Children of LIVING YEATTS and LIVING EMERSON are:
i. LIVING7 YEATTS.
ii. LIVING YEATTS.
 
 
200. LIVING6 YEATTS (LIVING6 MILLNER, CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING WANN.

Child of LIVING YEATTS and LIVING WANN is:
i. LIVING7 WANN.
 
 
201. LIVING6 YEATTS (LIVING6 MILLNER, CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1)

Child of LIVING YEATTS is:
i. LIVING7 YEATTS.
 
 
202. LIVING6 BUCKNER (ESTELLE FRANCES6 MILLNER, CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING FEARS.

Children of LIVING BUCKNER and LIVING FEARS are:
i. LIVING7 FEARS.
ii. LIVING FEARS.
 
 
203. LIVING6 BUCKNER (ESTELLE FRANCES6 MILLNER, CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING DAVIS.

Children of LIVING BUCKNER and LIVING DAVIS are:
i. LIVING7 DAVIS.
ii. LIVING DAVIS.
iii. LIVING DAVIS.
iv. LIVING DAVIS.
 
 
Descendants of Capt. Elisha Keen
 
 
Generation No. 1
 
1. CAPTAIN CAPT. ELISHA1 KEEN was born 30 Oct 1758 in Fairfax County, Virginia, and died 01 Sep 1817 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH NAPIER Abt. 1786 in Henry County, Virginia. She was born Bet. 1760 - 1768 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 1848 in Franklin County, Virginia.
 
Notes for CAPTAIN CAPT. ELISHA KEEN:
- Toke oath of allegiance in Henry County, Virginia
- At the time of Elisha's death in 1817 his personal property, not including land, was valued at $3,030.25.
 
More About CAPTAIN CAPT. ELISHA KEEN:
Military service: Captain in the Revolutionary War
Occupation: Tobacconist
Will: 01 Sep 1812, Willbook 2, page 9, division of Estate in same book page 168

Children of CAPT. KEEN and ELIZABETH NAPIER are:
i. CHRISTINE2 KEEN, b. 07 Mar 1779, Franklin County, Virginia; m. JAMES GILBERT, 03 Dec 1803, Franklin County, Virginia; b. 07 Mar 1779, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Aug 1851, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JAMES GILBERT:
Baptism (LDS): 08 Sep 1989, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Endowment (LDS): 11 Nov 1989, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
 
2. ii. ELIZABETH KEEN, b. 1786, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1811, Sumner County, TN.
3. iii. CAPTAIN JOHN KEEN, b. Dec 1787, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 27 Nov 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
4. iv. ASHFORD THOMAS KEEN, b. 30 Jul 1791, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 15 Nov 1876, Franklin County, Virginia.
v. THOMAS KEEN, b. 1792, Franklin County, Virginia; m. ELIZABETH BROWN, 06 Jan 1818, Franklin County, Virginia.
5. vi. ELISHA KEEN, SR., b. Bet. 1794 - 1800, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 14 Jan 1844, Lynhcburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
6. vii. WILLIAM KEEN, b. 1795, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Feb 1825, Franklin County, Virginia.
7. viii. DAVID S. KEEN, b. 1800, Franklin County, Virginia.
ix. FRANCES J. KEEN, b. Bet. 1800 - 1810, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1820, Franklin County, Virginia; m. BELLE EDWARDS.
8. x. MARY ANN KEEN, b. Bet. 1804 - 1810, Franklin County, Virginia.
 
 
Generation No. 2
 
2. ELIZABETH2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1786 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1811 in Sumner County, TN. She married WILLIAM COWDEN III 12 Feb 1802 in Franklin County, Virginia. He was born Bet. 1772 - 1781 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Child of ELIZABETH KEEN and WILLIAM COWDEN is:
9. i. AMY3 COWDEN, b. 1803, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 1888, Wayne County, Missouri.
 
 
3. CAPTAIN JOHN2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Dec 1787 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 27 Nov 1876 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) NANCY WITCHER 16 Feb 1807 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 15 Sep 1786 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1835 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (2) SARAH SMITH 10 Apr 1844 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born Abt. 1803 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for CAPTAIN JOHN KEEN:
Leader in the Whig Party in Pittsylvania County with a seat in the state Legislature.
- Memeber of the House of Delegates from 1823-1829
 
More About CAPTAIN JOHN KEEN:
Burial: Rt. 868 off of Rt. 41 (SilverCreek Road)
Military service: 1812, Was a Commander and Captain in the War of 1812.
Occupation: Tobacconist
 
More About NANCY WITCHER:
Burial: Rt. 868 off of Rt. 41

Children of JOHN KEEN and NANCY WITCHER are:
10. i. CHARLES3 KEEN, b. Abt. 1808, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
11. ii. CHRISTIAN KEEN, b. Bet. 1809 - 1810, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aug 1861, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
12. iii. WILLIAM WITCHER KEEN, b. Bet. 1811 - 1812, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
13. iv. MARY HUMPHRIES KEEN, b. 25 Dec 1813, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Jun 1892, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
14. v. ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES KEEN, b. 06 Feb 1816, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 05 Sep 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
15. vi. NANCY HARRIET KEEN, b. 24 Jul 1818, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Feb 1906, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
16. vii. FRANCES ELISHA KEEN, b. 25 Apr 1820, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 19 Jul 1864, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
17. viii. EMILY AMERICUS KEEN, b. 1823, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
18. ix. ELISHA FOURD KEEN, b. 25 Jan 1825, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Dec 1878, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
x. THOMAS KEEN, b. Abt. 1828, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ARAMINTA ADAMS.
 

Children of JOHN KEEN and SARAH SMITH are:
19. xi. ISABELLA S.3 KEEN, b. Abt. 1845, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
xii. JOHN KEEN, b. Abt. 1845, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
4. ASHFORD THOMAS2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 30 Jul 1791 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 15 Nov 1876 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married (1) ELIZABETH EDWARDS 18 Aug 1817 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1795 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (2) FRANCIS ELIZABETH GLASS 03 Sep 1836 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1807 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Aug 1897 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Children of ASHFORD KEEN and ELIZABETH EDWARDS are:
i. MARY A.3 KEEN, b. Franklin County, Virginia; m. DR. A. HERNDON, 04 Mar 1850, Franklin Co., Virginia.
20. ii. GILLY COLEMAN KEEN, b. 24 Jan 1819, Franklin County, Virginia.
21. iii. DANIEL FRANKLIN KEEN, b. 18 Jun 1830, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 30 Aug 1909, Franklin County, Virginia.
 

Children of ASHFORD KEEN and FRANCIS GLASS are:
iv. CATHERINE3 KEEN, m. WILLIAM MACHENKENHEIMER.
v. JULIA ANNIE KEEN, m. THOMAS RICHARD HANCOCK, 01 Dec 1869, Franklin Co., Virginia.
vi. SALLY KEEN.
vii. DAVID KEEN, m. SALLY FULLER.
viii. CHARLES KEEN.
22. ix. JOHN KEEN.
x. ELIZABETH ANN KEEN, m. JOHN O. M. HAYNES, 02 Mar 1840, Franklin Co., Virginia.
 
 
5. ELISHA2 KEEN, SR. (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1794 - 1800 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 14 Jan 1844 in Lynhcburg, Campbell County, Virginia. He married ANN MARIA HARE 23 Mar 1834 in Bedford County, Virginia. She was born 25 Sep 1813 in Maryland, and died 14 Jul 1897 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ELISHA KEEN, SR.:
Elisha and Ann sealed in Washington Temple.
- Born at home in Franklin County, Virginia
- Little is known about Elisha, he died when his children were very young leaving Ann to raise them all alone. When Elisha first died Ann lived with her parents and through the progression of the Civil War ended up in Danville, the last capital of the confederacy.
 
More About ELISHA KEEN, SR.:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Burial: Jan 1844, Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Occupation: Tobacconist
 
Notes for ANN MARIA HARE:
In 1860 had Real Estate worth 8,000 and Personal Property worth 10,000
- Ann died on Patton Street at the M.E. Payne Boarding House.
- Living in Lynchburg in August 1850 with Jesse, Mary and Elisha, Jr.
- Living with daughter Mary and son-in-law John Millner in September 1860 with son Elisha.
 
More About ANN MARIA HARE:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Burial: Jul 1897, Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)

Children of ELISHA KEEN and ANN HARE are:
23. i. JESSE HARE3 KEEN, SR., b. 05 Apr 1835, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 06 Mar 1906, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. INFANT KEEN, b. 08 Apr 1838, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 08 Apr 1838, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
More About INFANT KEEN:
Burial: Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia
 
24. iii. MARY ELIZA KEEN, b. 17 Aug 1839, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 14 May 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. LAURA KEEN, b. 02 Sep 1841, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 02 Sep 1841, Lynchburg, Campbell County., Virginia.
 
More About LAURA KEEN:
Burial: Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia
 
25. v. ELISHA KEEN, b. Abt. 1842, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
 
6. WILLIAM2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1795 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Feb 1825 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married ANN NAPIER. She was born Abt. 1800 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Child of WILLIAM KEEN and ANN NAPIER is:
26. i. ELISHA3 KEEN, b. Abt. 1820, Franklin County, Virginia; d. North Carolina.
 
 
7. DAVID S.2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1800 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married (1) GILLEY EDWARDS. She was born 1800 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Apr 1825 in Franklin County, Virginia.  He married (2) JULIANA HOLLAND 17 Aug 1835 in Franklin County, Virginia. She was born 08 Dec 1815 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Child of DAVID KEEN and GILLEY EDWARDS is:
27. i. GIDEON E.3 KEEN, b. 1822, Bedford County, Virginia; d. 1905, Brutus, Virginia.
 
 
8. MARY ANN2 KEEN (CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1804 - 1810 in Franklin County, Virginia. She married JOHN CLAIBOURNE TYREE 10 Oct 1841 in Franklin County, Virginia. He was born 12 Feb 1817 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Children of MARY KEEN and JOHN TYREE are:
i. MARTHA3 TYREE, b. Franklin County, Virginia.
ii. SUSAN TYREE, b. Franklin County, Virginia.
iii. GEORGE TYREE, b. Franklin County, Virginia.
28. iv. HIRAM J. TYREE, b. 1844, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Jul 1930.
v. JOSEPH PETER TYREE, b. 1845, Franklin County, Virginia.
29. vi. EDWARD TAYLOR TYREE, b. 16 Sep 1869, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Bet. 1910 - 1911, Franklin County, Virginia.
 
 
Generation No. 3
 
9. AMY3 COWDEN (ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1803 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 1888 in Wayne County, Missouri. She married JOEL JOSEPH MEADOR Mar 1830. He was born 1795 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died 1862 in Wayne County, Missouri.

Children of AMY COWDEN and JOEL MEADOR are:
30. i. JOB WILLIAM4 MEADOR, b. 1831, Sumner County, TN; d. 06 Mar 1918, Wayne County, Missouri.
ii. MARY JANE MEADOR, b. 1833, Sumner County, TN; d. 1913, Wayne County, Missouri.
31. iii. MATILDA ADELINE MEADOR, b. 1836, Sumner County, TN; d. 1872, Wayne County, Missouri.
32. iv. JOEL ALEXANDER MEADOR, b. 03 Mar 1845, Patterson, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 28 Jun 1904, Fisher County, Louisanna.
 
 
10. CHARLES3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1808 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY RUCKER MILLNER 08 Apr 1831 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1815 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for MARY RUCKER MILLNER:
Mary is William Banks Millner's sister.

Children of CHARLES KEEN and MARY MILLNER are:
i. JOHN R.4 KEEN, b. 1835, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ANN T. HANNOK, 28 Oct 1857, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. MARTHA CAROLINE KEEN, b. 1836, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. JESSE L. MILLNER, 15 Nov 1847, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. E. T. KEEN, b. 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
11. CHRISTIAN3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1809 - 1810 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aug 1861 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JOHN FRANCIS BLAIR 13 Sep 1827 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 01 Jan 1804 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Oct 1860 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JOHN FRANCIS BLAIR:
- Moved to Texas in 1858
- Family lived in Stoney Mill

Children of CHRISTIAN KEEN and JOHN BLAIR are:
i. JAMES KEEN4 BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. LUCY BARKSDALE RAGSDALE, 10 Dec 1849, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. JOHN HENRY BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Oct 1860, Grayson County, Texas.
iii. WESLEY WITCHER BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1867, Grayson County, Texas; m. SALLY EVANS.
iv. GEORGE WHITFIELD BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. FRANCES SHORTRIDGE.
v. ELISHA EDGAR BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. SARAH THOMAS TURNER.
vi. FRANCIS DICKINSON BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MARY ELIZABETH MCKEE.
vii. THOMAS WELLINGTON BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
viii. ELIZA ANN BLAIR, b. 27 Jul 1828, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Apr 1882, Grayson County, Texas; m. WILLIAM DAVID WILLIAMS, 18 Jun 1844, Virginia; b. 12 Dec 1818, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 11 Aug 1861, Grayson County, Texas.
ix. CHARLES WILLIAM BLAIR, b. 1832, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. (1) MARTHA JANE P. GUEVIANT; m. (2) DORA DEGRAFFENREAD.
 
Notes for CHARLES WILLIAM BLAIR:
movedc back to Pittsylvania County in 1882
 
x. EMMELINE FRANCES BLAIR, b. 08 Mar 1834, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 19 Mar 1910, Coleman County, Texas; m. PETER HARRY TURNER, 18 Dec 1850, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; b. 02 Sep 1822, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 11 Aug 1901, Coleman County, Texas.
 
 
12. WILLIAM WITCHER3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1811 - 1812 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1880 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH BALLARD FONTAINE 15 May 1837 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1813 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1888 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About WILLIAM WITCHER KEEN:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
Notes for ELIZABETH BALLARD FONTAINE:
The parents listed for Elizabeth are possibly her grandparnets and not her parents.
 
More About ELIZABETH BALLARD FONTAINE:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of WILLIAM KEEN and ELIZABETH FONTAINE are:
33. i. NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, b. 23 Jan 1840, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 06 Sep 1873, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
34. ii. MARY ANN KEEN, b. 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1881, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
35. iii. JOHN THOMAS KEEN, b. 22 Dec 1843, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 01 Nov 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
36. iv. CHARLES BALLARD KEEN, b. 03 Feb 1846, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Feb 1883, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. WILLIAM WITCHER KEEN, JR, b. 1848, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. FONTAIN P. KEEN, b. 27 Mar 1850, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 22 Feb 1874, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vii. ELISHA KEEN, b. 1852, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1881, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
13. MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 25 Dec 1813 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 12 Jun 1892 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married WILLIAM BANKS MILLNER, SR. 23 Dec 1830 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 07 Nov 1807 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 25 Nov 1867 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MARY HUMPHRIES KEEN:
Occupation: 01 Jul 1870, Hotel Proprietary
 
Notes for WILLIAM BANKS MILLNER, SR.:
- Personl property, not including land, was valued at $12,000 in 1850
- William has 13 slaves listed in the 1850 slave schedule.
- All 10 children are listed either in the 1850 or 1860 census
 
More About WILLIAM BANKS MILLNER, SR.:
Burial: Greenhill Cem. on Lee Street in Danville, Virginia
Occupation: 1850, Tobacconist

Children of MARY KEEN and WILLIAM MILLNER are:
37. i. MARTHA A.4 MILLNER, b. Abt. 1832, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
38. ii. JOHN KEEN MILLNER, SR., b. 31 Mar 1834, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Jan 1900, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. NANCY W. MILLNER, b. Abt. 1836, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
39. iv. MARY ELIZABETH MILLNER, b. Abt. 1839, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Jan 1919, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
40. v. MALLISSA RICHARDSON MILLNER, b. 05 Mar 1841, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Mar 1895, Davidson County, North Carolina.
vi. HARRIET C. MILLNER, b. Abt. 1843, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vii. WILLIAM BANKS MILLNER, JR., b. Abt. 1847, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1924, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About WILLIAM BANKS MILLNER, JR.:
Occupation: 01 Jul 1870, Hotel Clerk
 
viii. EMILY S. MILLNER, b. Abt. 1849, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1859, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
41. ix. FRANCES ELLA MILLNER, b. Abt. 1852, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1929, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
x. THOMAS RICHARD MILLNER, b. Abt. 1856, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
14. ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 06 Feb 1816 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 05 Sep 1854 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married BARTLETT W. JONES 16 Jan 1837 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 04 Jun 1813 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 11 Mar 1858 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ELIZABETH KEEN and BARTLETT JONES are:
i. ADOLPHUS4 JONES, b. 1838, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. GUSTAVUS JONES, b. 1838, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
42. iii. KEEN JONES, b. 1840, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. WITCHER JONES, b. 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ROSA BELVIN; b. 1852, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for WITCHER JONES:
Lived at 903 Main St. in Danville, Built the home in 1875, later in 1884 moved out west to Utah.
 
More About WITCHER JONES:
Military service: Sevred in the Confederate Army
 
v. BARTLETT JONES, JR, b. 1847, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
43. vi. ELISHA KEEN JONES, b. 18 Jan 1849, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1922, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
44. vii. ANN MARIA JONES, b. 1851, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1931, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
viii. JOHN JONES, b. 08 Aug 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Aug 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JOHN JONES:
John was Thomas's twin.
 
ix. THOMAS JONES, b. 08 Aug 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1907, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About THOMAS JONES:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
 
15. NANCY HARRIET3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Jul 1818 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 20 Feb 1906 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married DECATUR JONES 25 Jan 1838 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 29 Jan 1816 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 01 Sep 1889 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About NANCY HARRIET KEEN:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
Notes for DECATUR JONES:
- Decatur bought Bachelor's hall from the original two bachelor's who built it.
 
More About DECATUR JONES:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of NANCY KEEN and DECATUR JONES are:
45. i. ARAMINTA4 JONES, b. 27 Oct 1838, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. MARIA LOUISA JONES, b. 1841, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. - HAYES.
46. iii. WILLIAM HENRY JONES, b. 23 Aug 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 06 Aug 1920, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. ELIZABETH A. JONES, b. 25 Sep 1844, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 27 Jan 1930, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. (1) - KING; m. (2) - CUNNINGHAM, 25 May 1869, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. NANCY WITCHER JONES, b. 1847, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. (1) - KING; m. (2) VICTOR CLAY MCADOO, 27 Jan 1867, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. EMILY JONES JONES, b. 1849, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1930, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for EMILY JONES JONES:
Never married and lived with brother William at Bachelor's Hall.
 
vii. JOHN KEEN JONES, b. 13 Jul 1850, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Apr 1917, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MARY BLAIR WILKINSON.
viii. THOMAS DECATUR JONES, b. 1853, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Durham, North Carolina; m. - SOUTHGATE; d. Durham, North Carolina.
ix. MAY CHRISTIAN JONES, b. 1855, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. JOSEPH MOTLEY MOREHEAD, 08 Nov 1883, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
x. CHARLES BIXLER JONES, b. 1856, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1890, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
47. xi. D'ORSAY JONES, b. 1859, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Apr 1932, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
16. FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 25 Apr 1820 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 19 Jul 1864 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married STOKELEY CARTER 18 Sep 1839 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 23 Apr 1815 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 28 Sep 1873 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for STOKELEY CARTER:
Most of the information below is from Pittsylvania’s Nineteenth-Century Grist Mills by Herman Melton, 1991.
 
The site of the Stony Mill was owned by Thomas Smith in 1772. His will is recorded in Pittsylvania Co. in 1781 or 1787 (D & W Book 11, p. 123) in which he leaves 100 acres on the Sandy River, north side, to his grandson Thomas, son of his son John. In 1824, grandson Thomas Smith set aside 10 acres for a grist mill. After grandson Thomas died, his son William inherited the mill site. He sold it in March (or May) 1837, and the transfer mentions that the earlier mill had burned down (Pittsylvania Co., VA, Deed Book 40, p. 100). The purchaser of the mill was Benjamin Watkins, who was known as a “wheeler dealer”. Average businessmen were seriously affected by the bank Panic of 1837, but Watkins could weather the storm.
Watkins took a partner, Peter Guerrant, and opened the grist mill and a sawmill in 1841. In 1845, the assessed property included a carriage shop, tobacco factory, sawmill, grist mill, and blacksmith shop. In 1852, Watkins and Guerrant sold the mill and surrounding land to Elisha Ford Keen and William Witcher Keen.
Records from 1850 show that the Keens had entered some sort of partnership with Watkins. The Inventory of Manufactures in 1850 lists Keen and Watkins as the owners of a grist mill and a tobacco factory.
On March 11, 1857, the Keens sold the 25-acres on which the mill and shops sat to W. J. Blair (Pittsylvania Co., Deed Book 60, p. 171). Elisha Ford Keen had decided to run for the Virginia General Assembly that year.
W. J. (Billy) Blair married Nancy Hutchings (Nannie) Carter on 31 Dec 1863 in Pittsylvania Co. Nancy was the niece of the Keen brothers who sold the mill; her mother Frances Elisha Keen married Stokeley Carter. Stokeley Carter bought the mill from Billy Blair, and Nannie and Billy headed to Augusta, GA.
Following the Civil War, Stokeley was declared bankrupt on May 9, 1868. The subsequent sale of the mill was to Charles Keen Carter, his eldest son, on 17 Sep 1869 (Deed Book 63, p. 338). Charles died in 1876, and left the mill to his sister Mary Frances (Mollie) Carter (Will Book 3, p. 195
On 01 Sep 1878, Mollie sold the mill to her sister Nannie, widow of Billy Blair (Pittsylvania Co., VA, Deed Book 74, p. 254). Nannie had moved back to Pittsylvania Co. after the death of her husband in 1876 in Augusta, GA.
Nannie Blair ran a profitable mill. At her death, she was the owner of Stony Mill. In a deed dated 31 Oct 1910, Nannie’s heirs agreed to sell Stony Mill to her son, their brother, Charles Blair. The mill burned in the early 1930’s, and J. D. Hawkins bought Stony Mill from Charles Blair on 15 Feb 1936 (Deed Book 226, p. 27).

Children of FRANCES KEEN and STOKELEY CARTER are:
i. CHARLES KEEN4 CARTER, b. 1840, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for CHARLES KEEN CARTER:
Never Married
 
More About CHARLES KEEN CARTER:
Occupation: Clerk for the Railroad Bureau of the Quartermaster’s Dept. of the Confederate States of America
 
48. ii. NANCY HUTCHINGS CARTER, b. 14 Jan 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 01 Jul 1910, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
49. iii. JOHN THOMAS CARTER, b. Bet. 1843 - 1844, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
50. iv. ELISHA KEEN CARTER, b. Bet. 1845 - 1846, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. Apr 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. JAMES WITCHER CARTER, b. 1848, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 26 Apr 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JAMES WITCHER CARTER:
die at age 64, never married
 
More About JAMES WITCHER CARTER:
Occupation: bookkeeper and accountant in Danville, VA
Residence: Grove Street, Danville, Virginia
 
51. vi. LUCY PARKE CARTER, b. 1850, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. Oct 1912, Phoenix, Arizona.
vii. EMILY A. CARTER, b. 02 Apr 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 19 Sep 1854, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
52. viii. MARY FRANCES CARTER, b. 21 Oct 1855, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Feb 1933, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ix. STOKELEY CARTER, JR, b. 04 Mar 1858, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for STOKELEY CARTER, JR:
When he died, he was engaged and living in Georgia. His fiancée returned his engagement ring to his sister Mollie when she married someone else. Mollie passed it on to her daughter Lucy Carter Fulton, who passed it on to Laura Fulton Neal.
 
 
53. x. RUFUS CARTER, b. 21 May 1860, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
17. EMILY AMERICUS3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1823 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married AMAZIAH ALVIS SMITH 19 Sep 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1820 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1862 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of EMILY KEEN and AMAZIAH SMITH are:
i. CHARLES K.4 SMITH, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MARY BURTON.
54. ii. ALVIS SMITH, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
55. iii. POLLY SMITH, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
56. iv. MARY WIMBUSH SMITH, b. 1852.
 
 
18. ELISHA FOURD3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 25 Jan 1825 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 08 Dec 1878 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY ANN PERKINS 25 Oct 1844 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1827 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1885 in Cottage Hill, Virginia.
 
Notes for ELISHA FOURD KEEN:
Elisha fought in 22 known battles on the side of the confederacy.
 
More About ELISHA FOURD KEEN:
Burial: Cottage Hill, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Military service: 1861, Major of the Virginia Keen's 57th Infantry Battalion
 
More About MARY ANN PERKINS:
Burial: Cottage Hill, Pittsylvania County, Virginia

Children of ELISHA KEEN and MARY PERKINS are:
57. i. ELIZABETH FRANCES4 KEEN, b. 1846, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1896, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
58. ii. NANCY WITCHER KEEN, b. 19 May 1848, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 07 Oct 1903, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
iii. MARY EMMA KEEN, b. 20 Jun 1850, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Jun 1872, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. JOHN HOWARD.
 
More About MARY EMMA KEEN:
Burial: Cottage Hill
 
 
19. ISABELLA S.3 KEEN (JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1845 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married ELISHA KEEN 23 Apr 1862 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of ELISHA KEEN and ANN HARE. He was born Abt. 1842 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ELISHA KEEN:
Listed as student in 1860 and Living with mother in sisters and brother-in-laws home.
In 1860 had Real Estate worth 4,000 and personal propert worth 500
Elisha was enlisted in the Civil War on May 10, 1861, on the side of the Confederacy. He was discharged on May 10, 1861.
 
More About ELISHA KEEN:
Military service: 10 May 1861, Private in the Confederacy
Occupation: Farmer

Children of ISABELLA KEEN and ELISHA KEEN are:
i. BETTY4 KEEN, b. 1864, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for BETTY KEEN:
Never Married
 
ii. ROSA "ROSE" BELLE KEEN, b. 1865, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. JAMES B. PATTERSON, 08 Mar 1891, Patrick County, Virginia.
59. iii. JOHN KEEN, b. Bet. 1868 - 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. FLORENCE KEEN, b. 1872, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for FLORENCE KEEN:
Never Married
 
v. ASHFORD KEEN, b. 05 May 1874, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
60. vi. WALTER HUGH KEEN, b. 05 Oct 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
61. vii. OWEN ALLEN KEEN, b. 19 Dec 1884, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
20. GILLY COLEMAN3 KEEN (ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Jan 1819 in Franklin County, Virginia. She married THOMAS S. JAMES. He was born 13 May 1815 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Child of GILLY KEEN and THOMAS JAMES is:
62. i. JOHN HENRY4 JAMES, b. 05 Jan 1840, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 25 Jan 1897, Prescott County, Arizona.
 
 
21. DANIEL FRANKLIN3 KEEN (ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Jun 1830 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 30 Aug 1909 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married (1) MARY F. HERNDON 14 Oct 1858 in Franklin Co., Virginia. She was born 22 Apr 1840 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 07 Mar 1879 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married (2) MARY JANE PEARSON 14 Oct 1880 in Franklin Co., Virginia. He married (3) NANNIE HATCHETT 11 Dec 1884 in Franklin Co., Virginia.

Child of DANIEL KEEN and MARY HERNDON is:
i. ANNIE4 KEEN, b. 29 Sep 1865, Franklin County, Virginia; m. JOHNSON BEAUREGARD WALKER; b. 05 Apr 1860, Franklin County, Virginia.
 
 
22. JOHN3 KEEN (ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married DOLLIE D. 1860.

Children of JOHN KEEN and DOLLIE D. are:
63. i. DR. ASHFORD T.4 KEEN, b. 1862, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1922, Franklin County, Virginia.
ii. JOHN ELISHA KEEN, b. 1870, Franklin County, Virginia; m. MARY FRANCES DIVERS, 23 Mar 1902, Franklin Co., Virginia.
 
 
23. JESSE HARE3 KEEN, SR. (ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Apr 1835 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 06 Mar 1906 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married FRANCES JANE BOOTH 14 Sep 1854 in Franklin County, Virginia. She was born 08 Sep 1835 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 23 Nov 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JESSE HARE KEEN, SR.:
Jesse was one of the first in Pittsylvania County to be Baptized in to the Church of Latter day Saints along with son Jesse. Jesse and Frances were sealed November 6, 1975.
JESSE HARE KEEN, SR
Grandfather Keen
Written By:
Mary Jessie Keen Tuck, February 16, 1958
Recopied By:
Michael E. Barbour, May 11, 2006
 
 
 
If only I could leave for my children’s children a mind picture of my grandparents so plain they would immediately recognize them, I would be the great “I am”. However, I am just me, although I would like to leave behind a few words of grace. For grace was the foundation of which grandpa, Jesse Hare Keen, SR, stood. He was as graceful as the apostles of old, faithful, patient, kind, honest, unselfish, thoughtful, loving and good to every human, beast or animal.
His family was the first concern and his religion next. He loved hymns and held long conversations about Joseph Smith the Prophet. The gospel was always his theme of conversation and he would walk miles in snow and storm to do a favor to help anyone. In the early days he owned slaves and never once was he known to abuse, scold, or punish one. When their freedom was granted he gave each a start in life of money, food, and homes. Even after the freedom was granted many of the slaves pledged to stay with him, their “Master”. Two of them lived near by and lived me to see me become eight years old and were both baptized into the LDS church. I loved the good old souls. The woman was Fannie Keen and was my father’s nurse maid, her husband was Abraham Graves. The old Graves family was a good class of people who grandpa loved. At their freedom they kept the Graves name.
Grandpa died when I was young but put his last dime in my little hand when he saw me last. At the time of his death he could hardly walk. He died a poor man but his riches went for the poor, the poor but pure in heart and in spirit.
 
I hope my grandsons will inherit all of his good points. What a happy reunion it will be in the glory of our Heavenly Father.
 
More About JESSE HARE KEEN, SR.:
Baptism (LDS): 21 Nov 1897
Burial: Mar 1906, Brutus Area, Telegraph Rd, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 30 Jan 1975, LANGE (Los Angeles California)
Occupation: 19 Jul 1860, Tobacconist
Property: 19 Jul 1860, Value of personal estate: 9, 000
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, LANGE (Los Angeles California)
 
Notes for FRANCES JANE BOOTH:
FRANCIS JANE BOOTH KEEN
Grandmother Keen
Written By:
Mary Jessie Keen Tuck, 1958
Recopied By:
Michael E. Barbour, 2006
 
I only remember grandmother dimly. We did not see her often. She was pretty, fair, blue eyes, dark hair, tall, slim, and spoiled. She had a lovely voice and sang well. She was dignified and proud, but underneath her sweetness and dignity there was a mean and overbearing streak. She was used to the very best of everything, and had her way, they were very wealthy.
In slavery days she was boss, mistress, lady, and queen. She was a good mother and spoiled her children and grandchildren too much. She was of Baptist Religion. Grandma made grandpa toe the mark, she was waited on hand and foot. It is said that her abuse killed one little weakly slave, Joe, her errand boy. She was a social fiend and a great dancer. During the early years she had wines and strong drinks of the finest and highest quality and adapted to Paregoric and Laudanum in her last years. Grandpa had the patience of Jobe, that is pure love. After slavery freedom, she pitted herself and made the family wait on her. I remember seeing my Aunt Annie nurse her and on her death bed she managed to hug me and say, “Be a good Girl”. The next week she died. Her corpse was so very beautiful and everybody cried so much. There were so many friends, neighbors, and kin folks. I wish I could remember them all. The family loved and respected Mommie so very much. Yes she had faults, don’t we all, but she was the finest character and from a noble family of English Decent. She made a poor man of Grandpa with her extravagant tastes and social life. However, she was good hearted and would give anything she had to those she loved and respected, poor and rich alike.
 
I feel she is resting peacefully and will accept the gospel now being taught in the spirit world. I shall meet and know her some day and she will be proud of me.
I love her and the rest of my people. 
 
I Fannie J. Keen make this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills and cotiscles thereto, to wit, I direct my executor hereinafter named to pay all my just debts.
 
It is my desire that my afflicted daughter Josephine Keen after my death shall be cared for by my daughter Annie M. Keen. I give and bequeath unto P. L. Booth, one thousand dollars ($1000.00) to be held by him in trust and used for the purpose of supporting and caring for my said Daughter Josephine Keen during her life, and at her death if any part thereof, is left it is to be given to A. M. Keen whom cared for her.
 
As soon as possible after my death I direct my executor hereinafter named to partition my entire estate real personal and mixed equally among all of children namely, to wit, Mary E. Patton, Dr. E. C. Keen, A. M. Keen, J. H. Keen, Fannie J. Hagood, J. P. Keen, and Josephine Keen, I want all of my children to share equal in this third clause. In witness I have hereunto set my hand this the 24th day of January 1911 signed and published by Fannie J. Keen as her last will and testimony, in our presence who together in her presence and in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witness.
 
(Witness) J. A. Jacobs Fannie J. Keen
 
(Witness) L. G. Jacobs
 
P.S. I nominate and appoint P. L. Booth of Danville, Virginia. as my executor.
 
Fannie J. Keen
 
Virginia: In the Clerks Office of the circuit court for the county of Pittsylvania at the Courthouse thereof on Friday the 29th day of August 1913.
The last will and testament of Fannie J. Keen late of Pittsylvania County deceased was this day proved by the oath of J. A. Jacobs one of the subscribing witnesses thereto that said will was signed and acknowledged by the Testatrix in the presence of himself and L. G. Jacobs the other subscribing witness thereto present at the same time that they the said witnesses subscribed that said will in the presence of the Testatrix and of each other, and therefore it is ordered that the said will be recorded as the true last will and testament of the said Fannie J. Keen deceased.
 
Teste
S. S. Keurt, Clerk
 
More About FRANCES JANE BOOTH:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Burial: Nov 1912, Brutus Area, Telegraph Rd, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)

Children of JESSE KEEN and FRANCES BOOTH are:
64. i. MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN, b. 20 May 1855, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 03 Dec 1937, Piney Grove, North Carolina.
ii. THOMAS ASHFORD KEEN, b. 03 Jul 1856, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 23 Dec 1858, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About THOMAS ASHFORD KEEN:
Burial: Dec 1858, Brutus Area, Telegraph Rd, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
 
65. iii. DR. ELISHA CHRISTOPHER KEEN, b. 16 Sep 1858, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 12 Mar 1925, Basset, Henry County, Virginia.
66. iv. ANNIE MARIAH KEEN, b. 11 Dec 1860, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 16 Feb 1932, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
67. v. JESSE HARE KEEN, JR., b. 08 May 1862, Hillgrove, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 21 Feb 1943, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. CHRISTOPHER SILAS KEEN, b. 20 Dec 1865, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Dec 1869, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About CHRISTOPHER SILAS KEEN:
Burial: Dec 1869, Brutus, Telegraph Rd, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
 
68. vii. FANNIE JANE KEEN, b. 18 Aug 1869, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Aug 1951, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
69. viii. JOHN PETER KEEN, b. 13 Apr 1872, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 11 Dec 1955, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ix. JOSEPHINE KEEN, b. 30 Aug 1874, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Oct 1948, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JOSEPHINE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Burial: Oct 1948, Brutus Area, Telegraph Rd, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
 
 
24. MARY ELIZA3 KEEN (ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 17 Aug 1839 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 14 May 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JOHN KEEN MILLNER, SR. 27 Apr 1857 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of WILLIAM MILLNER and MARY KEEN. He was born 31 Mar 1834 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 12 Jan 1900 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MARY ELIZA KEEN:
Burial: May 1912, Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia
 
More About JOHN KEEN MILLNER, SR.:
Burial: Jan 1900, Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia
Occupation: Tobacconist

Children of MARY KEEN and JOHN MILLNER are:
70. i. ROWENA S.4 MILLNER, b. 30 Sep 1859, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. UNKNOWN MILLNER, b. Bet. 1860 - 1865, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. "CHILD" MILLNER, b. 27 Oct 1861, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. ESTELLE MILLNER, b. 26 Nov 1866, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ESTELLE MILLNER:
Never Married
 
v. UNKNOWN MILLNER, b. Bet. 1867 - 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. UNKNOWN MILLNER, b. Bet. 1867 - 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
71. vii. ANNIE BELLE MILLNER, b. Abt. 1872, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
viii. MARY ELIZABETH MILLNER, b. 19 Mar 1873, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 06 Oct 1957, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for MARY ELIZABETH MILLNER:
Never Married
 
ix. ALICE KEEN MILLNER, b. 1875, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 14 Nov 1946, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ALICE KEEN MILLNER:
Never Married
 
x. GERTRUDE R. MILLNER, b. 1877, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1963, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. GROVER STEWART.
xi. JOHN KEEN MILLNER, JR., b. Feb 1880, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JOHN KEEN MILLNER, JR.:
Never Married
 
xii. NANNIE KATE "KATIE" MILLNER, b. 1882, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. BEN LOUKS.
72. xiii. CHARLIE BANKS MILLNER, b. 20 Oct 1885, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 14 Mar 1953, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
25. ELISHA3 KEEN (ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1842 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. He married (1) ? WHITHEAD. He married (2) ISABELLA S. KEEN 23 Apr 1862 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of JOHN KEEN and SARAH SMITH. She was born Abt. 1845 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ELISHA KEEN:
Listed as student in 1860 and Living with mother in sisters and brother-in-laws home.
In 1860 had Real Estate worth 4,000 and personal propert worth 500
Elisha was enlisted in the Civil War on May 10, 1861, on the side of the Confederacy. He was discharged on May 10, 1861.
 
More About ELISHA KEEN:
Military service: 10 May 1861, Private in the Confederacy
Occupation: Farmer

Children are listed above under (19) Isabella S. Keen.
 
26. ELISHA3 KEEN (WILLIAM2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1820 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died in North Carolina. He married LUCINDA. She was born Abt. 1830 in North Carolina, and died in North Carolina.

Child of ELISHA KEEN and LUCINDA is:
73. i. WILLIAM RILEY4 KEEN, b. 1846, Union County, North Carolina; d. 1908, Decatur County, Tennessee.
 
 
27. GIDEON E.3 KEEN (DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1822 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died 1905 in Brutus, Virginia. He married (1) SARAH A. TAYLOR 07 Feb 1846 in Franklin Co., Virginia. She was born 09 Aug 1825 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 15 Mar 1853 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married (2) CATHERINE JACQULIN BERNARD 25 Apr 1854 in Franklin County, Virginia. She was born 1834 in Bedford County, Virginia.
 
More About GIDEON E. KEEN:
Military service: Pvt, I Co., 21st Reg.
Occupation: Justice of the Peace
 
More About SARAH A. TAYLOR:
Cause of Death: pneumonia

Children of GIDEON KEEN and CATHERINE BERNARD are:
i. NANNIE BETH4 KEEN, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About NANNIE BETH KEEN:
Cause of Death: By fire as a child
 
ii. - KEEN, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
74. iii. GIDEON THOMAS KEEN, b. 1856, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1913, Beckley, WVA.
 
 
28. HIRAM J.3 TYREE (MARY ANN2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1844 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Jul 1930. He married MARY LOUISA COX.

Children of HIRAM TYREE and MARY COX are:
i. WILLIAM THOMAS4 TYREE.
ii. JAMES M. TYREE.
iii. MILLIE TYREE.
iv. SALLIE ANN TYREE.
v. SUSAN E. TYREE.
vi. ROBERT E. LEE TYREE.
vii. GEORGE WASHINGTON TYREE.
viii. ETTA TYREE.
ix. ESTEL TYREE.
x. LUBE TYREE.
xi. ARA TYREE.
xii. FLORA TYREE.
xiii. IDA TYREE.
 
 
29. EDWARD TAYLOR3 TYREE (MARY ANN2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Sep 1869 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Bet. 1910 - 1911 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married NANNIE DICKERSON STONE Abt. 1890 in Franklin Co., Virginia. She was born Abt. 1870 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Children of EDWARD TYREE and NANNIE STONE are:
i. MARY4 TYREE.
ii. J.W. TYREE, b. 1892.
iii. NANNIE TYREE, b. 1894.
iv. ALVAH L. TYREE, b. 23 Aug 1903; d. 1904.
v. HARRY STUART TYREE, b. 23 May 1911.
 
 
Generation No. 4
 
30. JOB WILLIAM4 MEADOR (AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1831 in Sumner County, TN, and died 06 Mar 1918 in Wayne County, Missouri. He married DELILAH WOOD 1855 in Wayne County, Missouri. She was born Bet. 1834 - 1835.

Children of JOB MEADOR and DELILAH WOOD are:
i. JOEL BUCHANAN5 MEADOR, b. Bet. 1856 - 1857, Wayne County, Missouri.
ii. ANNIE MEADOR, b. Bet. 1858 - 1859, Wayne County, Missouri.
75. iii. CALVIN ALEXANDER MEADOR, b. 16 Apr 1861, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 05 May 1942, Silva, Wayne County, Missouri.
76. iv. JOHNATHAN GRANT MEADOR, b. 30 Aug 1866, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 17 Aug 1936, Wayne County, Missouri.
v. NELSON MEADOR, b. Bet. 1867 - 1868, Wayne County, Missouri.
vi. JOESPH WILLIAM MEADOR, b. 1873, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 1946, Wayne County, Missouri.
 
 
31. MATILDA ADELINE4 MEADOR (AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1836 in Sumner County, TN, and died 1872 in Wayne County, Missouri. She married BETHAVEN ATNIP 22 Jul 1852 in Wayne County, Missouri. He was born Bet. 1828 - 1829 in Warren County, Tennessee, and died 26 Nov 1867 in Wayne County, Missouri.

Children of MATILDA MEADOR and BETHAVEN ATNIP are:
i. DELAN CATHERINE5 ATNIP.
ii. JUDIA ATNIP.
iii. JOHN ROBERT ATNIP.
iv. AUSTIN ATNIP.
v. AMY EVA ATNIP, b. 30 May 1864, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 07 Feb 1937, Wayne County, Missouri; m. GEORGE MURPHY WHITE, 13 Apr 1883, Wayne County, Missouri.
 
 
32. JOEL ALEXANDER4 MEADOR (AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 03 Mar 1845 in Patterson, Wayne County, Missouri, and died 28 Jun 1904 in Fisher County, Louisanna. He married MARY ANN TWIDWELL 25 May 1865 in Wayne County, Missouri. She was born 15 Mar 1846 in Johnson County, Tennessee, and died 22 Jul 1924 in Fisher County, Louisanna.
 
More About JOEL ALEXANDER MEADOR:
Residence: 1880, Mill Spring, Wayne County, Missouri

Children of JOEL MEADOR and MARY TWIDWELL are:
i. EMMA C.5 MEADOR, b. Bet. 1865 - 1866.
ii. VERNETTA C. MEADOR, b. Bet. 1867 - 1868.
iii. MARY L. MEADOR, b. Bet. 1870 - 1871.
77. iv. MATILDA ELIZABETH MEADOR, b. 25 Nov 1872, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 26 Nov 1917, St. Louis, Missouri.
v. EVA J. MEADOR, b. Bet. 1873 - 1874.
vi. SARAH A. MEADOR, b. Bet. 1878 - 1879.
 
 
33. NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN (WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 23 Jan 1840 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 06 Sep 1873 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) JAMES CALLAND MOORMAN 20 Dec 1855 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 13 Nov 1833 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 08 Nov 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (2) C. E. DOUGHTREY 29 Oct 1867 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1839 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1928 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About C. E. DOUGHTREY:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of NANCY KEEN and JAMES MOORMAN are:
78. i. WILLIAM ACHILLES5 MOORMAN, b. 1856, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
79. ii. SAMUEL J. MOORMAN, b. 16 Jun 1858, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 25 Jun 1925, Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. JAMES CALLAND MOORMAN, b. 1859, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1880, Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. BETTY BALLARD MOORMAN, b. Jan 1861, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 05 Jul 1862, Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
34. MARY ANN4 KEEN (WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1881 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) JOHN ANTHONY SMITH. He was born 1835 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1896 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (2) ARTABANUS B. MILLNER.

Children of MARY KEEN and JOHN SMITH are:
i. JOHN ANTHONY5 SMITH, JR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. WILLIAM ALBERT SMITH, b. 11 Sep 1861, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 03 Jul 1909, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
80. iii. ELIZABETH FONTAINE SMITH, b. 1863, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. EDGAR WITCHER SMITH, b. 1865, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1949, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. EMMA ARRINGTON.
v. OLIVER PRESTON SMITH, b. 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. (1) VIOLA GATTER; m. (2) MARIAN WATERMAN.
vi. BALLARD FONTAINE SMITH, b. Bet. 1879 - 1916, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
35. JOHN THOMAS4 KEEN (WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 22 Dec 1843 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 01 Nov 1880 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY VIRGINIA DOE 15 Nov 1864 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 12 Mar 1843 in New York, New York, and died 14 Oct 1886 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of JOHN KEEN and MARY DOE are:
81. i. SALLIE ROSS5 KEEN, b. 1866, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. WILLIAM WITCHER KEEN, b. 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. DAISY WILSON.
iii. THOMAS DOE KEEN, b. 21 Jun 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 17 Mar 1896, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. NANNIE F. KEEN, b. 1879, Tunstall, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
36. CHARLES BALLARD4 KEEN (WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 03 Feb 1846 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Feb 1883 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY ALICE DICKENSON 20 May 1873 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 04 Apr 1861 in Callands, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 24 Jul 1898 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of CHARLES KEEN and MARY DICKENSON are:
i. ARCHIBALD DICKENSON5 KEEN, b. 23 Mar 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 25 Apr 1938, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. DAISY SCHOOLFIELD; b. 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1964, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ARCHIBALD DICKENSON KEEN:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About DAISY SCHOOLFIELD:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
ii. CHARLES BALLARD KEEN, JR, b. 08 May 1878, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 29 Jul 1944, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
37. MARTHA A.4 MILLNER (MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1832 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married DANIEL PATRICK WITCHER.

Child of MARTHA MILLNER and DANIEL WITCHER is:
i. MARY ALICE5 WITCHER, b. 25 Apr 1856, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MATTHEW PATE JORDAN; b. Abt. 1850.
 
 
38. JOHN KEEN4 MILLNER, SR. (MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 31 Mar 1834 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 12 Jan 1900 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY ELIZA KEEN 27 Apr 1857 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of ELISHA KEEN and ANN HARE. She was born 17 Aug 1839 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 14 May 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JOHN KEEN MILLNER, SR.:
Burial: Jan 1900, Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia
Occupation: Tobacconist
 
More About MARY ELIZA KEEN:
Burial: May 1912, Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia

Children are listed above under (24) Mary Eliza Keen.
 
39. MARY ELIZABETH4 MILLNER (MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1839 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Jan 1919 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) PETER TROTTER. She married (2) WILLIAM FRANK PAYNE 18 Aug 1865 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1836 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for MARY ELIZABETH MILLNER:
This is the M.E. Payne who ran the boarding house on Patton Street where Ann Maria Hare Keen died.
 
More About MARY ELIZABETH MILLNER:
Occupation: 1897, Hotel Proprietary
 
More About WILLIAM FRANK PAYNE:
Occupation: tobacconist

Child of MARY MILLNER and WILLIAM PAYNE is:
82. i. MARGARETTA MAY5 PAYNE, b. 29 Dec 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 26 Oct 1959, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
40. MALLISSA RICHARDSON4 MILLNER (MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Mar 1841 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 12 Mar 1895 in Davidson County, North Carolina. She married JOHN JAMES HANKINS 28 Aug 1857 in Rockingham County, North Carolina. He was born 23 Mar 1833 in Henry County, Virginia, and died 31 Jul 1913 in Lexington, Davidson County, North Carolina.

Children of MALLISSA MILLNER and JOHN HANKINS are:
i. MARY EMMA5 HANKINS, b. 21 Jun 1861, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 1934.
ii. JOHN KEEN HANKINS, b. 13 Aug 1863, Ruffin, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 05 Dec 1934.
 
More About JOHN KEEN HANKINS:
Burial: City Cemetery, Lexington, Davidson County, North Carolina
 
iii. JAMES ROBERT HANKINS, b. 08 Dec 1866, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 10 Jan 1953.
iv. ELLA BANKS HANKINS, b. 02 Nov 1868, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 26 Dec 1941.
v. GEORGE FOSTER HANKINS, b. 23 Nov 1870, Ruffin, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 11 Sep 1954.
vi. WALTER WALLACE HANKINS, b. 01 Mar 1873, Caswell County, North Carolina.
vii. DANIEL BRUCE HANKINS, b. 11 Jan 1875, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 25 Oct 1931.
viii. EDNA HOLMES HANKINS, b. 20 May 1877, Caswell County, North Carolina; d. 27 May 1959.
ix. WILLIAM GARLAND HANKINS, SR, b. 27 Mar 1880, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 May 1954, Bay Pines, Finellas County, Florida.
 
More About WILLIAM GARLAND HANKINS, SR:
Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Kississimme, Florida
 
x. REBECCA PEARL HANKINS, b. 01 Aug 1882, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 18 Aug 1932.
xi. BESSIE BURL HANKINS, b. 01 Aug 1882, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
xii. PAUL MILNER HANKINS, b. 07 Oct 1885, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Feb 1909, Dawson, Georgia.
 
 
41. FRANCES ELLA4 MILLNER (MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1852 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1929 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) C.E. DAUGHERTY 1878 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (2) C. E. DOUGHTREY 1878 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1839 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1928 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for FRANCES ELLA MILLNER:
Some sources have her name as Ella F.
 
More About FRANCES ELLA MILLNER:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About C. E. DOUGHTREY:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Child of FRANCES MILLNER and C. DOUGHTREY is:
i. WILLIAM B.5 DOUGHTREY, b. 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
42. KEEN4 JONES (ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1840 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY WIMBUSH SMITH, daughter of AMAZIAH SMITH and EMILY KEEN. She was born 1852.

Children of KEEN JONES and MARY SMITH are:
i. GUS5 JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. JOHN JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
83. iii. IDA JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. CHARLIE JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. MARY EMMA JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. CHARLIE CALLAHAN.
vi. HARRY JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vii. DICKENS JONES, b. 14 Nov 1875, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 11 Jan 1912.
viii. BEULAH JONES, b. 10 Jun 1882, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Nov 1957.
ix. KEEN JONES, b. 17 Feb 1884, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Jan 1906.
 
 
43. ELISHA KEEN4 JONES (ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Jan 1849 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1922 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ANNIE HUNT ROBINSON. She was born 06 May 1859 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Feb 1934 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for ELISHA KEEN JONES:
- Was 5 years old when mother died, his Uncle Col. Elisha Ford Keen raised him.
- Elisha and Annie lived at 1040 Patton Street in Danville, Virginia

Children of ELISHA JONES and ANNIE ROBINSON are:
i. AGNES DILLARD5 JONES, b. 31 Jul 1883, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 22 Sep 1962, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. DANIEL PRICE WITHERS; b. 1879; d. 1927.
 
Notes for DANIEL PRICE WITHERS:
Couple lived in the Thomas B. Doe place on Patton Street after the death of her parents.
 
ii. BARTLETT KYLE JONES, b. 01 Nov 1886, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 19 May 1929, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. THELMA SPEER; b. 1897; d. 1954.
iii. GRACE STUART JONES, b. 17 Oct 1888, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 07 Feb 1962, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. H. SMITH RICHARDSON.
iv. ELISHA KEEN JONES, JR, b. 03 Jan 1892, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 02 Oct 1925, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS; b. 1902, TN; d. 1926, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
44. ANN MARIA4 JONES (ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1851 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1931 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JOHN WILLIAM JAMES. He was born 1851 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1928 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ANN MARIA JONES:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About JOHN WILLIAM JAMES:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of ANN JONES and JOHN JAMES are:
i. ELIZABETH ANNE5 JAMES, b. 1876, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. JOHN PRESTON JAMES, b. 1878, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1906, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. HELEN JAMES, b. 10 Dec 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Aug 1966, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. RANDOLPH MEADE, 1902; b. 1871.
 
More About HELEN JAMES:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About RANDOLPH MEADE:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
iv. RUSSELL JAMES, b. 1883, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1917, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. JULES JAMES, b. 1885, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1957, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JULES JAMES:
Military service: Vice Admiral in the Navy
 
vi. HARRIET KEEN JAMES, b. 1887, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1959, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vii. BARTLETT JAMES, b. 1893, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1917, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
45. ARAMINTA4 JONES (NANCY HARRIET3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 27 Oct 1838 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JOHN HENRY HOLCOMBE. He was born 10 Sep 1835 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1901 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ARAMINTA JONES and JOHN HOLCOMBE are:
i. CHARLES ANDERSON5 HOLCOMBE, b. 1859, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. DECATUR JONES HOLCOMBE, b. 10 Sep 1860, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ANNIE LILLIOTT HICKSON.
iii. HUGH WYLLIE HOLCOMBE, b. 1864, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. HARRIET KEEN HOLCOMBE, b. 1868, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
46. WILLIAM HENRY4 JONES (NANCY HARRIET3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 23 Aug 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 06 Aug 1920 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH FRANCES KEEN 06 Dec 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of ELISHA KEEN and MARY PERKINS. She was born 1846 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1896 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of WILLIAM JONES and ELIZABETH KEEN is:
i. MAY5 JONES.
 
 
47. D'ORSAY4 JONES (NANCY HARRIET3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1859 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 04 Apr 1932 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY GLENN. She was born 16 Oct 1868 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 28 May 1935 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of D'ORSAY JONES and MARY GLENN is:
i. GLENN5 JONES, b. 29 Jun 1888, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 22 Dec 1932, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
48. NANCY HUTCHINGS4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 14 Jan 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 01 Jul 1910 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married WILLIAM JOHNSON BLAIR 31 Dec 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 19 Sep 1828 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 30 Dec 1876 in Augusta, GA.
 
More About NANCY HUTCHINGS CARTER:
Burial: Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA
 
More About WILLIAM JOHNSON BLAIR:
Burial: Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA

Children of NANCY CARTER and WILLIAM BLAIR are:
i. WILLIAM ADDISON5 BLAIR, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1910, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. EVELYN HARVEY.
ii. WALTER D. BLAIR, b. Bet. 1864 - 1868, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Nov 1944, Halifax County, Virginia; m. SALLY TUNSTALL NOBLIN, 19 Apr 1893, Halifax County, Virginia; d. Halifax County, Virginia.
iii. FRANK CARTER BLAIR, b. 07 Jan 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Apr 1871, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About FRANK CARTER BLAIR:
Burial: Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA
 
84. iv. CHARLES JOSEPH BLAIR, b. 1872, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1910, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
85. v. FRANCES BLAIR, b. 1874, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1910, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
49. JOHN THOMAS4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1843 - 1844 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) MARGARET ?. He married (2) NANNIE SMITH 14 Aug 1867 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1849 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JOHN THOMAS CARTER:
Occupation: Tom ran J.T. Carter’s Foundry in Danville, VA

Children of JOHN CARTER and NANNIE SMITH are:
i. ELIZABETH5 CARTER, b. 1864, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. PHILLIP LAUMAN.
ii. WILLARD CARTER, b. 1870, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. MARTHA CARTER, b. 1873, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Jul 1875, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. JOHN THOMAS CARTER, b. 07 Jan 1875, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Jul 1875, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MARGARET.
v. CHARLES KEEN CARTER, b. 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ALICE NORMAN.
 
 
50. ELISHA KEEN4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1845 - 1846 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. Apr 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) - SMITH. He married (2) IDA JONES, daughter of KEEN JONES and MARY SMITH. She was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ELISHA KEEN CARTER:
Occupation: Miller

Child of ELISHA CARTER and - SMITH is:
i. FRANCES5 CARTER, b. 1862, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 

Child of ELISHA CARTER and IDA JONES is:
ii. MARY FRANCES5 CARTER, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
51. LUCY PARKE4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1850 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. Oct 1912 in Phoenix, Arizona. She married (1) JOHN NELSON in Ireland. He was born in Ireland, and died in Ireland. She married (2) LINDSAY MCILWAINE Bet. Apr - May 1870. He was born in Ireland, and died in Augusta, GA.
 
Notes for LUCY PARKE CARTER:
According to Mary Coleman Hylton, Lucy eloped to marry Lindsay McIlwaine in May/April 1870. She was living with her sister Nannie and her husband Billy Blair in Augusta, GA. Laura F. Neal has a letter written to Lucy’s brother Charles from his grandfather John Keen, dated 04 Apr 1870, in which grandfather Keen asks Charles to be more forgiving of Lucy for her marriage and to support her. If her marriage is as bad as Charles suspects, she will need his help. Billy had forbidden Lucy to see Lindsay. Lucy packed her clothes in a basket, and told Nannie that she was going to the dressmaker. She either left a note behind, or later sent one, that stated “Ere you read this, I will be the wife of L.M.” Lindsay didn’t live long, and he asked Lucy to take the children and go to his people in Ireland, which she did.
Lindsay’s partner Mr. Nelson, who was also Irish, returned to Ireland with Lucy. They married in Ireland. When Mr. Nelson died, Lucy returned to the U.S. and lived in Phoenix, Arizona. Her son Elmer had bought a ranch in Arizona. Mary Hylton’s mother Olive Hutchings Fulton visited her aunt Lucy Nelson in Arizona at some point. In a letter to her niece Lucy C. Fulton, dated 26 Oct 1912, Lucy Carter Nelson was living with her son Elmer, his wife Mont, and their daughter Ruth. She talks of delayed plans to join her son Lin in Washington State (he is not permanently settled yet). Lucy Nelson is buried in Phoenix; her obituary names her sons, but has no date of death.
 
 
More About LUCY PARKE CARTER:
Burial: Phoenix, Arizona

Child of LUCY CARTER and JOHN NELSON is:
86. i. ELMER5 NELSON, b. Ireland.
 

Children of LUCY CARTER and LINDSAY MCILWAINE are:
ii. JOHN S.5 MCILWAINE, b. Augusta, GA.
iii. R. LINDSAY MCILWAINE, b. Augusta, GA.
 
 
52. MARY FRANCES4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 21 Oct 1855 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 08 Feb 1933 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JAMES SMITH FULTON 26 Sep 1878 in Stony Mills, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 25 Aug 1844 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 28 Nov 1931 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for MARY FRANCES CARTER:
Mollie was a Charter Member of St. John’s Methodist Church, which was built about 1896 on land that was donated by her sister, Nancy Hutchings Carter Blair. Mollie and Nancy selected the name for the church, naming it after one they had attended when they lived in Augusta, Georgia. The church is still an active Methodist church, on the Stony Mill Road.
 
 
More About MARY FRANCES CARTER:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia
 
More About JAMES SMITH FULTON:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia

Children of MARY CARTER and JAMES FULTON are:
i. JAMES STOKELEY5 FULTON, b. 11 Aug 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 25 Sep 1929, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About JAMES STOKELEY FULTON:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia
 
87. ii. OLIVE HUTCHINGS FULTON, b. 05 Aug 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Mar 1962, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
88. iii. WILLIAM JOHNSON FULTON, b. 01 Oct 1881, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 16 Aug 1965, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. LUCY CARTER FULTON, b. 04 Nov 1885, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 18 May 1979, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for LUCY CARTER FULTON:
Although she had no children of her own, she was very active as a babysitter for the children of her many relatives in the area. She also was very accomplished in her tatting, making lace with her sterling silver tatting shuttle.
 
More About LUCY CARTER FULTON:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia
 
89. v. LAURA MARTHA FULTON, b. 06 Jun 1888, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Jun 1980, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. CHARLES FRANCIS FULTON, b. 15 May 1890, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Mar 1891, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for CHARLES FRANCIS FULTON:
died young
 
More About CHARLES FRANCIS FULTON:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia
 
 
53. RUFUS4 CARTER (FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 21 May 1860 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH FONTAINE SMITH, daughter of JOHN SMITH and MARY KEEN. She was born 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of RUFUS CARTER and ELIZABETH SMITH are:
i. ETHEL5 CARTER, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1929, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ISAAC H. WATSON, Bef. Mar 1919, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Feb 1968, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
90. ii. MARY ANTHONY CARTER, b. 26 Sep 1885, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 10 Mar 1919, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. NANCY BALLARD CARTER, b. 25 Oct 1887, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 31 May 1963, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. RUFUS CARTER, JR, b. 1891, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1932; m. LELIA.
 
More About RUFUS CARTER, JR:
Residence: Chicago
 
v. ELIZABETH FONTAIN CARTER, b. 06 Feb 1897, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Jul 1988, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. ISAAC H. WATSON, 10 Jan 1934, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Feb 1968, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ELIZABETH FONTAIN CARTER:
Burial: Highland Burial Park, Danville, Virginia
 
vi. ALBERT CARTER, b. 06 Feb 1897, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1932, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ALBERT CARTER:
Burial: Arlington National Cemetery
 
 
54. ALVIS4 SMITH (EMILY AMERICUS3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married LIZZIE TOLER.

Children of ALVIS SMITH and LIZZIE TOLER are:
i. BALLARD5 SMITH, m. BELLE DIXON.
ii. CHARLES SMITH, m. RUTH DIXON.
iii. KATE SMITH, m. - HINES.
iv. EMMIE SMITH, m. TOM HAYDEN.
v. GEORGE SMITH, m. - MITCHELL.
vi. EVA ALVA SMITH, m. GILBERT SCEARCE.
 
 
55. POLLY4 SMITH (EMILY AMERICUS3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married - BARKER.

Children of POLLY SMITH and - BARKER are:
i. LULA5 BARKER.
ii. LESSIE BARKER.
iii. ALBERT BARKER.
 
 
56. MARY WIMBUSH4 SMITH (EMILY AMERICUS3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1852. She married KEEN JONES, son of BARTLETT JONES and ELIZABETH KEEN. He was born 1840 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children are listed above under (42) Keen Jones.
 
57. ELIZABETH FRANCES4 KEEN (ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1846 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1896 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married WILLIAM HENRY JONES 06 Dec 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of DECATUR JONES and NANCY KEEN. He was born 23 Aug 1842 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 06 Aug 1920 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child is listed above under (46) William Henry Jones.
 
58. NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN (ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 19 May 1848 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 07 Oct 1903 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. She married CHISWELL DABNEY LANGHORNE 20 Dec 1864 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 04 Nov 1843 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 14 Feb 1918 in Richmond, Virginia.
 
Notes for NANCY WITCHER KEEN:
Nancy and Chiswell had at least three children that died very young, within the first few years of life.
 
More About NANCY WITCHER KEEN:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia
 
More About CHISWELL DABNEY LANGHORNE:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia
Military service: the 11th Virginia Infantry Military BET 1861 AND 1863 CSA

Children of NANCY KEEN and CHISWELL LANGHORNE are:
91. i. ELIZABETH5 LANGHORNE, b. 18 Mar 1867, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Apr 1914, Richmond, Virginia.
ii. ELISHA KEENE LANGHORNE, b. 1868, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1916, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. SADDIE REYNOLDS, Abt. 1904; b. 1882, KY.
92. iii. IRENE LANGHORNE, b. 05 Jun 1873, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 21 Apr 1956, New York, New York.
iv. HARRY LANGHORNE, b. Oct 1874, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1907, Richmond, Virginia; m. GENEVIEVE PEYTON.
 
More About HARRY LANGHORNE:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia
 
93. v. NANCY WITCHER LANGHORNE, b. 19 May 1878, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 02 May 1964, Grimsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire, England.
94. vi. PHYLLIS LANGHORNE, b. Nov 1881, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Jan 1937, Virginia.
95. vii. WILLIAM HENRY LANGHORNE, b. 04 Nov 1882, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Jun 1938, Virginia.
96. viii. NORA LANGHORNE, b. Oct 1888, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 16 Jul 1955.
 
 
59. JOHN4 KEEN (ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Bet. 1868 - 1870 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARTHA LAVINIA ARRINGTON 25 Aug 1895 in Patrick County, Virginia.

Children of JOHN KEEN and MARTHA ARRINGTON are:
i. RAYMOND ELLIS5 KEEN.
ii. EDNA KEEN.
 
 
60. WALTER HUGH4 KEEN (ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Oct 1879 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married EMMA JANE DONIPHANT.

Children of WALTER KEEN and EMMA DONIPHANT are:
97. i. WALTER HUGH5 KEEN, JR, b. Duval, Ortega County, FL.
ii. NANCY KEEN, b. Duval, Ortega County, FL; m. MICHAEL NORMAN.
 
 
61. OWEN ALLEN4 KEEN (ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 19 Dec 1884 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married NELL WILSON.
 
More About OWEN ALLEN KEEN:
Occupation: Assistant Postmaster-General in the Roosevelt administration

Child of OWEN KEEN and NELL WILSON is:
98. i. OWEN ALLEN5 KEEN, JR, b. 02 Feb 1918, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 26 Oct 1999, Falls Church, Fairfax, Virginia.
 
 
62. JOHN HENRY4 JAMES (GILLY COLEMAN3 KEEN, ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Jan 1840 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 25 Jan 1897 in Prescott County, Arizona. She married OPHELIA CATHERINE BLAKELY. He was born 15 May 1848 in South Carolina.

Child of JOHN JAMES and OPHELIA BLAKELY is:
99. i. ANNIE COLEMAN5 BLAKELY, b. 20 Jun 1873, Salisbury County, North Carolina; d. 05 Dec 1975, North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona.
 
 
63. DR. ASHFORD T.4 KEEN (JOHN3, ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1862 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Bef. 1922 in Franklin County, Virginia. He married MOLLIE C. ADAMS 27 Feb 1889 in Franklin Co., Virginia. She was born 1870 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Child of DR. KEEN and MOLLIE ADAMS is:
i. BILLIE5 KEEN, b. 1902, Franklin County, Virginia; m. BERTHA ARRINGTON, 01 Jan 1922, Franklin Co., Virginia.
 
 
64. MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 20 May 1855 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 03 Dec 1937 in Piney Grove, North Carolina. She married (1) GEORGE ALEXANDER PATTON. He was born 22 May 1844 in Swannanoa, Buncom County, North Carolina, and died 22 Aug 1927 in Piney Grove, North Carolina. She married (2) FRANKLIN PIERCE LOVE 13 Sep 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 24 Nov 1852 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 11 Mar 1925 in Asheville, Piney Grove, North Carolina.
 
More About MARY ELIZABETH KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
 
Notes for FRANKLIN PIERCE LOVE:
Franklin had nine children with his second wife.
 
More About FRANKLIN PIERCE LOVE:
Burial: Bethesda Methodist churchyard at 315 Old Haw Creek Road, Asheville, North Carolina
Occupation: Veterinarian

Child of MARY KEEN and GEORGE PATTON is:
100. i. JESSE ELISHA5 PATTON, b. 26 Feb 1900, Swannanoa, Buncom County, North Carolina.
 

Children of MARY KEEN and FRANKLIN LOVE are:
ii. JOHN KARL5 LOVE.
iii. FRANKLIN PIERCE LOVE, JR, d. Bet. 1950 - 1959, Old Fort, McDowell County, North Carolina.
101. iv. FANNIE LOVE, d. Old Fort, McDowell County, North Carolina.
102. v. COL. JAMES MITCHELL RAY "JIM" LOVE, b. 08 Jan 1887, Transylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Dec 1929, Norwood, Stanley County, North Carolina.
 
 
65. DR. ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4 KEEN (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Sep 1858 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia, and died 12 Mar 1925 in Basset, Henry County, Virginia. He married MARTHA ELLENDER MELLISSIE MATTOX 27 Feb 1898 in Franklin County, Virginia. She was born 29 Jul 1875 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 31 May 1934 in Franklin County, Virginia.
 
More About DR. ELISHA CHRISTOPHER KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Occupation: Dentist
Sealed to parents (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC

Children of ELISHA KEEN and MARTHA MATTOX are:
i. HENRY EARNEST5 KEEN, b. 03 Jan 1899, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 19 Sep 1955.
103. ii. MARY FRANCES GILLIE KEEN, b. 04 Oct 1900, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 21 Sep 1954, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
104. iii. JESSIE CARROUTH KEEN, b. 12 May 1903, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Apr 1971, Basset, Henry County, Virginia.
105. iv. JOHNNY WILLIAM KEEN, b. 08 Aug 1907, Union Hall, Franklin County, Virginia; d. 01 Sep 1956, Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia.
106. v. ANNIE CHRISTINE KEEN, b. 08 Aug 1909, Union Hall, Franklin County, Virginia; d. Oct 1957, Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia.
 
 
66. ANNIE MARIAH4 KEEN (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 11 Dec 1860 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 16 Feb 1932 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GIDEON THOMAS KEEN 13 Sep 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of GIDEON KEEN and CATHERINE BERNARD. He was born 1856 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1913 in Beckley, WVA.
 
More About ANNIE MARIAH KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Sealed to parents (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC

Children of ANNIE KEEN and GIDEON KEEN are:
i. SALLIE5 KEEN, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About SALLIE KEEN:
Cause of Death: TB as a child
 
ii. DAVID KEEN, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
107. iii. JOHN THOMAS KEEN, b. 04 Jul 1886, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 19 Feb 1963, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
67. JESSE HARE4 KEEN, JR. (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 08 May 1862 in Hillgrove, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Feb 1943 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married NANNIE ELIZABETH SHEPHARD WOODSON 21 Dec 1887 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 06 Nov 1873 in Glenland, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 27 Feb 1970 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JESSE HARE KEEN, JR.:
- Family moved to Sycamore, Virginia in about 1914, before 1914 the famly lived on the farm owned by Jesse's mother Frances Jane Booth.
- Jesse enjoyed Boxing in college and also had a interest in Law and Business.
- Jesse studied medicine and had many homemade remedies he also wrote poetry and songs and kept detailed Journals.
- Jesse and Nannie were sealed to each other April 27, 1971, in Arizona, their proxies were Lowell and Nancy Nichols.
 
More About JESSE HARE KEEN, JR.:
Baptism (LDS): 21 Nov 1897
Burial: 22 Feb 1943, Keen Family Cemetery at homeplace Izaak Walton Road, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 15 Aug 1962, Manti, Utah
Occupation: Coal Mine Operator, Traveling Photography Agent, and Farmer
 
Notes for NANNIE ELIZABETH SHEPHARD WOODSON:
- Nannie was known to part of her grandchildren as "Grandma Winkie".
- Nannie started going blind in the 1950's and by 1958 moved in with son Charlie.
- Nannie enjoyed knitting, tatting, and all types of sewing.
 
More About NANNIE ELIZABETH SHEPHARD WOODSON:
Baptism (LDS): 24 Sep 1899
Burial: 02 Mar 1970, Keen Family Cemetery at homeplace Izaak Walton Road, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, Arizona
Sealed to parents (LDS): 20 Jul 1977, Washington

Children of JESSE KEEN and NANNIE WOODSON are:
108. i. CHARLIE LEE5 KEEN, b. 01 Oct 1892, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 21 Jun 1976, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
109. ii. FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH KEEN, b. 24 Feb 1896, Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Sep 1956, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. ELISHA LAWRENCE KEEN, b. 21 Aug 1898, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Jul 1904, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ELISHA LAWRENCE KEEN:
Cause of Death: died of pneumonia
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, Arizona, his proxie was Gregory S. Miller
 
iv. ANNIE SUE KEEN, b. 21 Nov 1901, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 06 Jan 1902, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ANNIE SUE KEEN:
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, Arizona, her proxie was Marjorie E.S. Spencer
 
110. v. MARY JESSIE KEEN, b. 24 Jun 1904, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 26 Jan 1997, Hampton, Virginia.
vi. MINNIE KATE KEEN, b. Apr 1907, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Jan 1908, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MINNIE KATE KEEN:
Cause of Death: born with fluid on the brain and died later as a result
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, ARIZO (Mesa Arizona), her proxie was Joyce Brown
 
vii. UNNAMED KEEN, b. 15 Apr 1915, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Apr 1915, Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
68. FANNIE JANE4 KEEN (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Aug 1869 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 15 Aug 1951 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married WILLIAM HENRY HAGOOD 1886 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 01 May 1861 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 27 May 1907 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About FANNIE JANE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Burial: Leemont Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
 
More About WILLIAM HENRY HAGOOD:
Burial: Highland Burial Park, Danville, Virginia
Occupation: Blacksmith

Children of FANNIE KEEN and WILLIAM HAGOOD are:
i. WILLIAM HENRY5 HAGOOD, b. 24 Sep 1888, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1905, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. LUTHER HAGOOD, b. 29 Sep 1889, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1900, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
111. iii. LULA K. HAGOOD, b. 10 Sep 1890, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Apr 1984, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
112. iv. JAMES MONROE HAGOOD, b. 09 Aug 1892, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 03 Jan 1963, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia.
113. v. LOTTIE GRAY HAGOOD, b. 29 Jul 1894, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Feb 1976, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
114. vi. HENRY OTHA HAGOOD, b. 03 Mar 1897, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
115. vii. BERTA HAGOOD, b. 09 Jul 1900, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Feb 1967.
viii. ROBERT HAGOOD, b. Aft. 1900, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1910, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ROBERT HAGOOD:
Cause of Death: Rabies
 
ix. JOHN RICHARD HAGOOD, b. 31 Mar 1906, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Oct 1979, Arlington, Virginia; m. MILDRED GRACE SCRUGGS, 21 Jun 1934, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; b. 09 Aug 1908, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. May 1980, Arlington, Virginia.
 
More About JOHN RICHARD HAGOOD:
Military service: 22 May 1943, WW II
 
 
69. JOHN PETER4 KEEN (JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 13 Apr 1872 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 11 Dec 1955 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) CLARA. He married (2) LILLY MOXLEY BAIN. He married (3) ??. He married (4) EMMA LOU REYNOLDS 10 Dec 1897 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 15 Nov 1878 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died 25 Oct 1918 in Draper, North Carolina.
 
More About JOHN PETER KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Burial: Leemont Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Sealed to parents (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
 
More About EMMA LOU REYNOLDS:
Burial: Leemont Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia

Children of JOHN KEEN and EMMA REYNOLDS are:
i. LUTHER CLARENCE5 KEEN, b. 28 May 1898, North Carolina; d. 27 Sep 1899, North Carolina.
116. ii. WILLIE EDWARD KEEN, b. 04 Oct 1900, North Carolina; d. 29 Oct 1990, Henderson, North Carolina.
117. iii. CHRISTOPHER SILAS KEEN, b. 16 Jul 1903, North Carolina; d. 09 Mar 1977, Annapolis, MD.
118. iv. VIOLA MAE KEEN, b. 15 Jan 1906, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Sep 1933, Durham, North Carolina.
v. ROBERT KEEN, b. Bet. 1907 - 1908, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bet. 1907 - 1908, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
119. vi. EULA MAE KEEN, b. 11 Dec 1911, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
120. vii. PAUL LENOL KEEN, b. 05 Jul 1915, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Apr 1981, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia.
121. viii. ETHEL ELIZABETH KEEN, b. 12 Jun 1918, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
70. ROWENA S.4 MILLNER (JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 30 Sep 1859 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married LOUIS R. HODNETT in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born Abt. 1854 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ROWENA MILLNER and LOUIS HODNETT are:
i. JAMES LOUIS5 HODNETT, b. 16 Nov 1884, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. GEORGE "GEORGIE" HODNETT, b. Abt. 1893, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. LOUISE G. HODNETT, b. Abt. 1893, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. GEORGE T. MORGAN.
 
 
71. ANNIE BELLE4 MILLNER (JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Abt. 1872 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GEORGE D. GRAVELY. He was born Abt. 1888 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ANNIE MILLNER and GEORGE GRAVELY are:
i. NELSON FRANKLIN5 GRAVELY, b. Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. SPOTSWOOD GRAVELY, b. Jun 1896, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. TOT.
 
 
72. CHARLIE BANKS4 MILLNER (JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 20 Oct 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 14 Mar 1953 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) MINNIE DUNBAR. She was born 1886 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (2) MARY FRANCES GILLIE KEEN 03 Jun 1928 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of ELISHA KEEN and MARTHA MATTOX. She was born 04 Oct 1900 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 21 Sep 1954 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About CHARLIE BANKS MILLNER:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia
 
More About MARY FRANCES GILLIE KEEN:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia

Children of CHARLIE MILLNER and MINNIE DUNBAR are:
i. CHARLES N.5 MILLNER, b. Dec 1909, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. JAMES W. MILLNER, b. Abt. 1914, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 

Children of CHARLIE MILLNER and MARY KEEN are:
122. iii. LIVING5 MILLNER.
123. iv. LIVING MILLNER.
v. DORIS MARIE MILLNER, b. 21 Apr 1929, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 1937, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About DORIS MARIE MILLNER:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
vi. EARL BANKS MILLNER, b. Jul 1930, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Dec 1930, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
124. vii. ESTELLE FRANCES MILLNER, b. 15 Oct 1933, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Feb 1994, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
viii. CECIL BAXTER MILLNER, b. 12 Sep 1935, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 18 Apr 2004, Rockingham, North Carolina; m. LIVING SESER.
 
 
73. WILLIAM RILEY4 KEEN (ELISHA3, WILLIAM2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1846 in Union County, North Carolina, and died 1908 in Decatur County, Tennessee. He married MARY E. MEGGS 12 Jul 1879 in Decatur County, Tennessee. She was born 13 Feb 1853 in Decatur County, Tennessee, and died 06 Sep 1919 in Decatur County, Tennessee.

Children of WILLIAM KEEN and MARY MEGGS are:
i. WILEY J.5 KEEN, b. 1869, Decatur County, Tennessee; d. 12 Nov 1957, Decatur County, Tennessee.
ii. REBECCA A. KEEN, b. 25 Aug 1884, Decatur County, Tennessee; d. 1946, Decatur County, Tennessee; m. (1) WALTER E. RUSHING, 12 May 1920, Decatur County, Tennessee; m. (2) JAMES A. EVANS, 03 Oct 1920, Decatur County, Tennessee.
125. iii. LEM JOSHUA KEEN, b. 12 Aug 1886, Decatur County, Tennessee; d. Sep 1984, Decatur County, Tennessee.
 
 
74. GIDEON THOMAS4 KEEN (GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1856 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 1913 in Beckley, WVA. He married (1) MINNIE HARPER. She was born in Beckley, WV. He married (2) ANNIE MARIAH KEEN 13 Sep 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of JESSE KEEN and FRANCES BOOTH. She was born 11 Dec 1860 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 16 Feb 1932 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ANNIE MARIAH KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Endowment (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC
Sealed to parents (LDS): 05 Nov 1975, Washington, DC

Children are listed above under (66) Annie Mariah Keen.
 
Generation No. 5
 
75. CALVIN ALEXANDER5 MEADOR (JOB WILLIAM4, AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Apr 1861 in Wayne County, Missouri, and died 05 May 1942 in Silva, Wayne County, Missouri. He married RUTH ELLEN ROSE.

Child of CALVIN MEADOR and RUTH ROSE is:
126. i. BEN HARRISON6 MEADOR, b. 1889, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 1981.
 
 
76. JOHNATHAN GRANT5 MEADOR (JOB WILLIAM4, AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 30 Aug 1866 in Wayne County, Missouri, and died 17 Aug 1936 in Wayne County, Missouri. He married MARY E. JULIAN. She was born 25 Jan 1873 in Wayne County, Missouri, and died 30 Aug 1951 in Wayne County, Missouri.

Children of JOHNATHAN MEADOR and MARY JULIAN are:
i. LEE ROY6 MEADOR, b. 03 Sep 1899, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 07 Sep 1979, Wayne County, Missouri.
ii. WILLIAM T. MEADOR, b. 02 Sep 1901, Wayne County, Missouri; d. 31 Aug 1986, Wayne County, Missouri; m. NORA J..
 
 
77. MATILDA ELIZABETH5 MEADOR (JOEL ALEXANDER4, AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 25 Nov 1872 in Wayne County, Missouri, and died 26 Nov 1917 in St. Louis, Missouri. She married MARION CARROL HARTY 02 Nov 1897 in Missouri. He was born 05 Jan 1864 in Stoddard County, Missouri, and died 26 Nov 1917 in Fornfelt, Missouri.

Child of MATILDA MEADOR and MARION HARTY is:
i. MARY PAULINE6 HARTY, b. Missouri; m. JEREMIAH WELCH.
 
 
78. WILLIAM ACHILLES5 MOORMAN (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1856 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY WALTERS 1881 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1856 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of WILLIAM MOORMAN and MARY WALTERS is:
127. i. NANNIE6 MOORMAN, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
79. SAMUEL J.5 MOORMAN (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Jun 1858 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 25 Jun 1925 in Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ALICE SHEPHERD Abt. 1883 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 17 Apr 1858 in Callands, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 26 Sep 1923 in Centerburg, Virginia.

Child of SAMUEL MOORMAN and ALICE SHEPHERD is:
i. SAMUEL6 MOORMAN, JR, b. 18 Dec 1888, Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
80. ELIZABETH FONTAINE5 SMITH (MARY ANN4 KEEN, WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1863 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married RUFUS CARTER, son of STOKELEY CARTER and FRANCES KEEN. He was born 21 May 1860 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children are listed above under (53) Rufus Carter.
 
81. SALLIE ROSS5 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS4, WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1866 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GEORGE WATSON Abt. 1884 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born May 1860 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of SALLIE KEEN and GEORGE WATSON are:
i. -6 WATSON.
ii. ROSS WATSON, b. Jul 1890, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. SALLIE R. WATSON, b. Mar 1893, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. JOHN THOMAS WATSON, b. 1894, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
82. MARGARETTA MAY5 PAYNE (MARY ELIZABETH4 MILLNER, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 29 Dec 1870 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 26 Oct 1959 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) SAMUEL EDWIN HUGHES. He was born 22 Apr 1862 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Apr 1945 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (2) ROBERT S. KEPPEL 03 May 1888 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1866 in Dublin, Ireland, and died 1890 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MARGARETTA MAY PAYNE:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About SAMUEL EDWIN HUGHES:
Occupation: physician
 
More About ROBERT S. KEPPEL:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Child of MARGARETTA PAYNE and SAMUEL HUGHES is:
i. SAMUEL EDWIN6 HUGHES, b. Dec 1898, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. SARAH ANN HALL, 19 Mar 1927, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; b. 1900, Wheelton, West Virginia.
 
 
83. IDA5 JONES (KEEN4, ELIZABETH ANN STAPLES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married ELISHA KEEN CARTER, son of STOKELEY CARTER and FRANCES KEEN. He was born Bet. 1845 - 1846 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. Apr 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ELISHA KEEN CARTER:
Occupation: Miller

Child is listed above under (50) Elisha Keen Carter.
 
84. CHARLES JOSEPH5 BLAIR (NANCY HUTCHINGS4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1872 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1910 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married KATE PRITCHETT.

Children of CHARLES BLAIR and KATE PRITCHETT are:
i. CLAUDE PRITCHETT6 BLAIR.
ii. MARTHA BEAVERS BLAIR, m. HOWARD HYLTON.
iii. CHARLES JOSEPH BLAIR, JR.
iv. WILLIAM JOHNSON BLAIR.
 
Notes for WILLIAM JOHNSON BLAIR:
died during WW, II
 
v. NANCY BLAIR, m. BOB ROBINSON.
vi. FRANCES BLAIR.
 
Notes for FRANCES BLAIR:
died as an infant
 
vii. KATHERINE SWANSON BLAIR.
 
 
85. FRANCES5 BLAIR (NANCY HUTCHINGS4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1874 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1910 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married EVELYN HARVEY.

Children of FRANCES BLAIR and EVELYN HARVEY are:
i. WILLIAM6 HARVEY.
ii. RICHARD HARVEY.
 
 
86. ELMER5 NELSON (LUCY PARKE4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Ireland. He married - MONT.

Child of ELMER NELSON and - MONT is:
i. RUTH6 NELSON.
 
 
87. OLIVE HUTCHINGS5 FULTON (MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Aug 1880 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 13 Mar 1962 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GUY HARTWELL COLEMAN 20 Dec 1916 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 03 Sep 1879 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 10 Jan 1962 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About OLIVE HUTCHINGS FULTON:
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
More About GUY HARTWELL COLEMAN:
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of OLIVE FULTON and GUY COLEMAN are:
128. i. MARY PRITCHETT6 COLEMAN, b. 31 Oct 1917, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 15 Sep 2004, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
129. ii. JAMES CARTER COLEMAN, b. 06 Feb 1922, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 22 Jun 1998, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
88. WILLIAM JOHNSON5 FULTON (MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 01 Oct 1881 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 16 Aug 1965 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH EDWARD HUNDLEY 12 Nov 1914 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 17 Sep 1890 in Henry County, Virginia, and died 30 Sep 1988 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About WILLIAM JOHNSON FULTON:
Burial: Highland Burial Park, Danville, Virginia
 
More About ELIZABETH EDWARD HUNDLEY:
Burial: Highland Burial Park, Danville, Virginia

Children of WILLIAM FULTON and ELIZABETH HUNDLEY are:
i. UNNAMED6 FULTON, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About UNNAMED FULTON:
Burial: Fulton Family Cemetery at 920 Silver Creek Road, near Danville, Virginia
 
130. ii. FRANK HUNDLEY FULTON, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. JAMES EDWARD FULTON, b. 08 Jul 1916, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1984; m. PEARL CHRISTIANSEN.
131. iv. MILDRED CARTER FULTON, b. 16 Jun 1918, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
132. v. PATSY JOHNSON FULTON, b. 12 Aug 1920, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 05 May 1984, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. ELIZABETH FRANCES FULTON, b. 15 Feb 1927, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. CARL LONG PUSEY, JR, 11 Oct 1947, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
133. vii. JOHN STOKELEY FULTON, b. 24 Oct 1929, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 13 Jul 1985.
 
 
89. LAURA MARTHA5 FULTON (MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 06 Jun 1888 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 13 Jun 1980 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GEORGE OLIVER EMERSON 02 May 1911 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 18 Feb 1872 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Nov 1938 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About LAURA MARTHA FULTON:
Burial: Highland Burial Park
 
More About GEORGE OLIVER EMERSON:
Burial: Highland Burial Park
Residence: Between Bachelors Hall and Stoney Mills along Rt. 58, West of Danville, Virginia

Children of LAURA FULTON and GEORGE EMERSON are:
134. i. GEORGE OLIVER6 EMERSON, JR, b. 09 May 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 02 Apr 2006.
135. ii. FRANCES EMERSON, b. 1914, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Aft. Feb 2008.
136. iii. LAURA EMERSON, b. 05 Feb 1922, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 29 Jun 2004, Leesburg, Virginia.
 
 
90. MARY ANTHONY5 CARTER (RUFUS4, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 26 Sep 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 10 Mar 1919 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married BELVIN TOMPKINS 12 Jul 1910 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He died Aft. 1919.
 
More About MARY ANTHONY CARTER:
Burial: St. John's Methodist Church near Stony Mills, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
 
More About BELVIN TOMPKINS:
Burial: St. John's Methodist Church near Stony Mills, Pittsylvania County, Virginia

Child of MARY CARTER and BELVIN TOMPKINS is:
i. RUFUS CARTER6 TOMPKINS, b. 30 Nov 1911, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. California.
 
Notes for RUFUS CARTER TOMPKINS:
Lived in California and has two children
 
 
91. ELIZABETH5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Mar 1867 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Apr 1914 in Richmond, Virginia. She married THOMAS MONCURE PERKINS Abt. 1885. He was born Jun 1861 in Virginia, and died Mar 1914 in Richmond, Virginia.
 
More About ELIZABETH LANGHORNE:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia
 
More About THOMAS MONCURE PERKINS:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia

Children of ELIZABETH LANGHORNE and THOMAS PERKINS are:
i. THOMAS MONCURE6 PERKINS, b. 08 Jan 1888, Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia; d. 09 Mar 1889.
 
More About THOMAS MONCURE PERKINS:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia
 
137. ii. CHISWELL DABNEY PERKINS, b. 1891, Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia; d. 1953.
iii. NANCY KEENE PERKINS, b. 1897, Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia; d. Sep 1994, Little Haseley, Oxfordshire, England; m. (1) WILLIAM FIELD; m. (2) RONALD TREE; m. (3) CAPT. GRANVILLE LANCASTER.
138. iv. ALICE MONCURE PERKINS, b. 14 Jul 1902, Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia.
 
 
92. IRENE5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Jun 1873 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Apr 1956 in New York, New York. She married CHARLES DANA GIBSON 07 Nov 1895 in St. Paul's Church, Richmond, Virginia. He was born 14 Sep 1867 in Roxbury, Massachusetts, and died 23 Dec 1944 in New York, New York.
 
More About IRENE LANGHORNE:
Burial: Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA
 
More About CHARLES DANA GIBSON:
Burial: Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA
Occupation: Artist
Residence: 1880 Queens, New York City-Greater, New York, United States , 1910 Manhattan Ward 19, New York, New York

Children of IRENE LANGHORNE and CHARLES GIBSON are:
139. i. IRENE6 GIBSON, b. 03 Feb 1897, New York, Virginia.
140. ii. LANGHORNE GIBSON, b. 31 Jul 1899, Hempstead, Virginia; d. 1982, Greenwood, Albemarle Co., Virginia.
 
 
93. NANCY WITCHER5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 19 May 1878 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 02 May 1964 in Grimsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire, England. She married (1) ROBERT GOULD SHAW II Oct 1897 in Mirador, Richmond. She married (2) WALDORF ASTOR 03 May 1906 in London, England. He was born 19 May 1879 in New York, New York, and died 30 Sep 1952 in London England.
 
Notes for NANCY WITCHER LANGHORNE:
Lady Astor - Nancy Witcher Langhorne Astor, Viscountess (1879-1964) .
 
She was born Nancy Witcher Langhorne, an American daughter of Chiswell Dabney Langhorne of Danville, Virginia. Her first husband was Robert Gould Shaw; they were divorced in 1903 and then she moved to England. Three years later she married Waldorf Astor (1879-1952).
In 1919 her father-in-law died. Nancy's husband succeeded his father as the second Viscount Astor of Hever Castle and he entered the House of Lords, vacating his seat in the lower House.
Nancy became a candidate for her husband's vacant seat and won -- the first woman to ever hold a seat in the House of Commons. She would hold that seat, as a Conservative Member of Parliament until retiring in 1945, serving the Sutton division in Plymouth. One of her political legacies is of a champion of women's and children's rights.
 
More About ROBERT GOULD SHAW II:
Divorced: 1903
 
Notes for WALDORF ASTOR:
- As a wedding gift, Astor's father had given him and his bride the family estate at Cliveden.
- In 1910 being elected Conservative Member of Parliament for Plymouth and then in 1918 Plymouth Sutton.
-  On the death of his father, Waldorf Astor inherited a fortune that included the influential newspaper The Observer. In addition, he succeeded as 2nd Viscount Astor and automatically became a member of the House of Lords, and his seat in the House of Commons was forfeited. His wife Nancy then became the party's candidate in the subsequent by-election. On 28 November 1919, she became the second woman elected to the House of Commons, after Constance Markievicz). On 1 December, she became the first woman member to take her seat in the House (Markievicz had declined to do so in accordance with her party's policy). She was to be re-elected many times, serving until 1945.

Child of NANCY LANGHORNE and ROBERT SHAW is:
i. ROBERT GOULD6 SHAW III, b. 1898.
 

Children of NANCY LANGHORNE and WALDORF ASTOR are:
141. ii. WILLIAM WALDORF6 ASTOR, b. 13 Aug 1907, London, England; d. 06 Mar 1966, London, England.
142. iii. NANCY PHILLIS LOUSIE ASTOR, b. 22 Mar 1909, London, England; d. 1975.
143. iv. FRANCIS DAVID ASTOR, b. 05 Mar 1912, London, England; d. 07 Dec 2001, London, England.
v. MICHAEL LANGHORNE ASTOR, b. 10 Apr 1916, London, England; d. 28 Feb 1979; m. (1) LIVING CLIFFORD; m. (2) JUDITH INNES; m. (3) BARBARA MCNEILL, 1942.
144. vi. JOHN JACOB ASTOR, b. 29 Aug 1918, London, England; d. 2000, London, England.
 
 
94. PHYLLIS5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Nov 1881 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 20 Jan 1937 in Virginia. She married (1) LORD REGINALD BROOKS 1901. He was born 1876. She married (2) ROBERT HENRY BRAND 09 Jun 1917. He was born 30 Aug 1878, and died 23 Aug 1963.
 
Notes for ROBERT HENRY BRAND:
1st lord Brand of Eydon
Was a British civil servant, businessman, and Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford.
He was made Baron Brand by King George VI in 1946. His title expired upon his death.

Children of PHYLLIS LANGHORNE and LORD BROOKS are:
i. PETER6 BROOKS, b. 1902.
ii. DAVID BROOKS, b. 1910.
 

Children of PHYLLIS LANGHORNE and ROBERT BRAND are:
iii. VIRGINIA6 BRAND, b. 31 Aug 1918; d. 23 Dec 1995; m. (1) JOHN METCAFF POLK, 09 Dec 1939; d. 12 Dec 1948; m. (2) EDWARD SPENCER FORD, 01 Dec 1949.
iv. DINAH BRAND, b. 08 Sep 1920; d. 1998; m. (1) LYTTLETON FOX, 06 Mar 1943; m. (2) CHRISTOPHER CHARLES CYPRIAN BRIDGE, 21 Sep 1953.
v. JAMES BRAND, b. 16 Jun 1923.
 
 
95. WILLIAM HENRY5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 04 Nov 1882 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Jun 1938 in Virginia. He married EDITH FORSYTHE 1907. She was born 1884 in New York, and died 1957 in Virginia.
 
More About WILLIAM HENRY LANGHORNE:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia
 
More About EDITH FORSYTHE:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia

Children of WILLIAM LANGHORNE and EDITH FORSYTHE are:
145. i. CHISWELL DABNEY6 LANGHORNE, b. 1908, Virginia; d. 1977, Virginia.
ii. PHYLLIS A. LANGHORNE, b. 1911, Virginia.
iii. HARRY F. LANGHORNE, b. 1915, Virginia.
iv. WILLIAM KEENE LANGHORNE, b. 18 Feb 1919, Virginia; d. 23 Sep 1999, Virginia; m. JANE COBB, 01 Jan 1943; b. 14 Apr 1918.
 
More About WILLIAM KEENE LANGHORNE:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia
 
More About JANE COBB:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia
 
v. DOUGLAS FORSYTH LANGHORNE, b. 04 Jul 1923, Virginia; d. 18 Jun 1984, Virginia.
 
More About DOUGLAS FORSYTH LANGHORNE:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia
 
 
96. NORA5 LANGHORNE (NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born Oct 1888 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 16 Jul 1955. She married (1) PAUL PHIPPS 26 Apr 1909. He was born 03 Mar 1883, and died Aug 1953. She married (2) MAURICE FLYNN 1932. He was born 26 May 1892 in Greenwich, CT, and died 06 Mar 1959 in Camden, SC.
 
More About MAURICE FLYNN:
Occupation: Was a silent film actor.

Children of NORA LANGHORNE and PAUL PHIPPS are:
i. JOYCE IRENE6 PHIPPS, b. 10 Feb 1910, London, England; d. 27 Nov 1979, London, England; m. REGINALD PASCOE GRENFELL, 12 Dec 1929; b. 01 Nov 1903, London, England; d. 1993, London, England.
 
More About JOYCE IRENE PHIPPS:
Occupation: Performed under her married name of Joyce Grenfell and was a famous British comedienne, singer, actress, and writer.
 
ii. THOMAS WILTON PHIPPS, b. 30 Nov 1913, New York, New York; d. 20 Feb 2003, Southampton, New York; m. (1) - CHESEBOROUGH; m. (2) ELIZABETH BROOKE, 30 May 1936.
 
 
97. WALTER HUGH5 KEEN, JR (WALTER HUGH4, ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Duval, Ortega County, FL. He married DOROTHY CLARK.

Children of WALTER KEEN and DOROTHY CLARK are:
i. LIVING6 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
98. OWEN ALLEN5 KEEN, JR (OWEN ALLEN4, ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 02 Feb 1918 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 26 Oct 1999 in Falls Church, Fairfax, Virginia. He married KATHERINE ALICE PERTEN. She was born in Brooklyn, NY.
 
Notes for OWEN ALLEN KEEN, JR:
Owen was adopted, his birth parents are John and Martha Lavinia Arrington Keen.
 
More About OWEN ALLEN KEEN, JR:
Adoption: Was adopted by Owen when born, his biological father is Owen's brother John.
Military service: 1938, Army
Social Security Number: 579-16-6125

Children of OWEN KEEN and KATHERINE PERTEN are:
146. i. LIVING6 KEEN.
147. ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
99. ANNIE COLEMAN5 BLAKELY (JOHN HENRY4 JAMES, GILLY COLEMAN3 KEEN, ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 20 Jun 1873 in Salisbury County, North Carolina, and died 05 Dec 1975 in North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona. She married CADMUS JUEL BAKER. He was born 25 Aug 1865 in Bakers Cross Roads, Franklin Co., North Carolina, and died 08 Jun 1943 in North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona.

Child of ANNIE BLAKELY and CADMUS BAKER is:
148. i. LILLIAM THOMPSON6 BAKER, b. 25 Jan 1894, Ozan, Hempstead County, Arizona; d. 17 Sep 1987, North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona.
 
 
100. JESSE ELISHA5 PATTON (MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 26 Feb 1900 in Swannanoa, Buncom County, North Carolina. He married LYTHA RUTH COTTON 21 Jun 1946 in Winfield, Kansas. She was born 06 Dec 1918 in Marshall, Circy County, Arkansas.

Children of JESSE PATTON and LYTHA COTTON are:
i. LIVING6 PATTON.
ii. LIVING PATTON.
iii. LIVING PATTON.
 
 
101. FANNIE5 LOVE (MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) died in Old Fort, McDowell County, North Carolina. He married GEORGE BYRD.

Children of FANNIE LOVE and GEORGE BYRD are:
i. SARAH LEE6 LOVE, m. - HUFFMOND.
ii. ADA LOVE, m. - COCKER.
iii. ANNIE LOVE, m. - SHELF.
iv. WILLIE LOVE.
 
 
102. COL. JAMES MITCHELL RAY "JIM"5 LOVE (MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 08 Jan 1887 in Transylvania County, Virginia, and died 04 Dec 1929 in Norwood, Stanley County, North Carolina. He married ANNIE LEE ALMOND 09 Jun 1911 in Albemarle, North Carolina. She was born 29 Jan 1889 in Stanley County, North Carolina, and died 30 Aug 1970 in Stanley County, North Carolina.
 
More About COL. JAMES MITCHELL RAY "JIM" LOVE:
Burial: Dec 1929, Norwood, Stanley County, North Carolina
 
More About ANNIE LEE ALMOND:
Burial: Sep 1970, Norwood, Stanley County, North Carolina

Child of COL. LOVE and ANNIE ALMOND is:
149. i. JOHN ELLIS6 LOVE, b. 21 May 1917, Bamberg, SC.
 
 
103. MARY FRANCES GILLIE5 KEEN (ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 04 Oct 1900 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died 21 Sep 1954 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married CHARLIE BANKS MILLNER 03 Jun 1928 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, son of JOHN MILLNER and MARY KEEN. He was born 20 Oct 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 14 Mar 1953 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MARY FRANCES GILLIE KEEN:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia
 
More About CHARLIE BANKS MILLNER:
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia

Children are listed above under (72) Charlie Banks Millner.
 
104. JESSIE CARROUTH5 KEEN (ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 12 May 1903 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died Apr 1971 in Basset, Henry County, Virginia. He married GERTRUDE LAMKIN 28 Oct 1931 in Rocky Mount, Franklin County, Virginia. She was born 07 Oct 1915 in Grayson County, Virginia, and died 19 Sep 2002 in Basset, Henry County, Virginia.

Children of JESSIE KEEN and GERTRUDE LAMKIN are:
150. i. LIVING6 KEEN.
151. ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN, m. LIVING TRAVIS.
 
 
105. JOHNNY WILLIAM5 KEEN (ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 08 Aug 1907 in Union Hall, Franklin County, Virginia, and died 01 Sep 1956 in Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia. He married LONI BELL MOUNTCASTLE 23 Dec 1934. She was born 30 Sep 1910 in Roanoke, Virginia, and died 10 Jun 1977 in Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia.

Children of JOHNNY KEEN and LONI MOUNTCASTLE are:
152. i. RONNIE WAYNE6 KEEN, b. 11 Mar 1936, Fieldale, Virginia; d. 23 Apr 1995, Clarksville, TN.
ii. NELDA KAY KEEN, b. May 1946, Fieldale, Virginia; d. May 1949, Fieldale, Virginia.
153. iii. AARON BLAKE KEEN, b. 17 Aug 1948, Fieldale, Virginia; d. 22 Feb 2005, Old Hickory, TN.
 
 
106. ANNIE CHRISTINE5 KEEN (ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 08 Aug 1909 in Union Hall, Franklin County, Virginia, and died Oct 1957 in Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia. She married PETER GRAY SEAY 15 Jun 1924 in Bristol, TN. He was born 03 Oct 1903 in Bristol, TN, and died Nov 1973.

Children of ANNIE KEEN and PETER SEAY are:
154. i. LERA PEARL6 SEAY.
155. ii. EDWIN HOBART SEAY, b. 24 Jun 1925, Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia; d. 31 May 2001, Henry County, Virginia.
 
 
107. JOHN THOMAS5 KEEN (GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 04 Jul 1886 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 19 Feb 1963 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) LUCY MATTOX in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 30 Nov 1889 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 20 Mar 1911 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (2) GRACIE WADE BAILESS 31 May 1914 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 07 Jul 1886 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 01 Jul 1986 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of JOHN KEEN and LUCY MATTOX is:
i. SAMANTHA6 KEEN, b. Mar 1911, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Mar 1911, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 

Children of JOHN KEEN and GRACIE BAILESS are:
156. ii. LIVING6 KEEN.
157. iii. LIVING KEEN.
158. iv. WILLIAM THOMAS KEEN, b. 11 Aug 1915, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 11 Mar 2001, Upper Glade, WV.
159. v. ANNIE WADE KEEN, b. 20 Sep 1917, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. ESTER VIRGINIA KEEN, b. 30 Apr 1920, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 24 Sep 1925, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
160. vii. CLARENCE EDMOND KEEN, b. 02 Jan 1922, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
viii. CHARLIE BERKLEY KEEN, b. 18 Feb 1925, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Sep 1950, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
161. ix. JOHN THOMAS KEEN, b. 15 May 1926, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
162. x. RUSSELL AUBREY KEEN, b. 18 May 1928, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 04 Jun 1966, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
xi. ANDERSON DAVID KEEN, b. 07 Jan 1930, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 05 May 2001, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
108. CHARLIE LEE5 KEEN (JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 01 Oct 1892 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Jun 1976 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. He married LUCY GREEN SHELTON 04 Aug 1918 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 28 Apr 1903 in Franklin Junction, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 25 Apr 2001 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
Notes for CHARLIE LEE KEEN:
Sealed to Spouse, Washington
 
More About CHARLIE LEE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 12 Sep 1909
Burial: 23 Jun 1976, Keen Family Cemetery at homeplace, Izaak Walton Road, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 26 May 1978, Washington
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 May 1978, Washington
Social Security Number: 225-50-5197
 
More About LUCY GREEN SHELTON:
Baptism (LDS): 12 Jul 1928
Burial: Apr 2001, Keen Family Cemetery at homeplace, Izaak Walton Road, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 26 May 1978

Children of CHARLIE KEEN and LUCY SHELTON are:
163. i. LIVING6 KEEN.
164. ii. LIVING KEEN.
165. iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN, m. LIVING JENNINGS.
166. v. OTIS LEE KEEN, b. 02 Sep 1919, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 10 Jul 2007, Plainview, Nassau, New York.
167. vi. DAVID RANDOLPH KEEN, b. 14 Dec 1921, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
168. vii. LUCY DORINE KEEN, b. 07 Jul 1924, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
169. viii. HAROLD BOLDEN KEEN, b. 10 Sep 1926, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ix. WILLIAM EXODUS KEEN, b. 09 Dec 1928, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. LIVING ROBERTSON.
 
More About WILLIAM EXODUS KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 27 Jun 1938
 
x. LOIS GAYE KEEN, b. 22 Nov 1937, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Feb 1938, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About LOIS GAYE KEEN:
Burial: Keen Family Cemetery at homeplace, Izaak Walton Road, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
 
 
109. FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN (JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Feb 1896 in Brutus, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 08 Sep 1956 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JESSE LEE DODSON ROWLAND 30 Dec 1915 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 02 Jun 1893 in Level Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 31 Mar 1931 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH KEEN:
- Passed away at 1:35am at home.
- Fannie was known by many as "Bessie"
- Bessie enjoyed sewing and quilting like her mother.
 
More About FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 12 Sep 1909, Baptized by W.H. Simmons
Burial: Sep 1956, Old Home Place Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Confirmation (LDS): 12 Sep 1909, By Levi C. Parker
Endowment (LDS): 19 Jan 1958
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, Arizona, her proxie was Cynthia A.B. Miller
 
Notes for JESSE LEE DODSON ROWLAND:
- Sealed to Spouse, Washington
- Jesse and Fannie were married in Gretna by Thomas J. Hudson.
- Jesse was tall and slender with light hair and blue eyes.
- This couple was sealed to each other June 19, 1958, Manti, their proxies were James M. Peterson, III and Ina F. Peterson.
 
More About JESSE LEE DODSON ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 19 Feb 1993, Washington
Burial: 01 Apr 1931, Old Home Place Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 20 Feb 1993, Washington
Occupation: Tobacco Farmer
Sealed to parents (LDS): 20 Feb 1993, Washington

Children of FANNIE KEEN and JESSE ROWLAND are:
170. i. LIVING6 ROWLAND.
171. ii. ARTHUR ANDERSON ROWLAND, b. 18 Jan 1917, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 17 Oct 2006, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
172. iii. GARLAND ROWLAND, b. 06 Aug 1918, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 12 Jan 1995, Altavista, Campbell, County, Virginia.
173. iv. NANNIE ELLA ROWLAND, b. 15 Aug 1920, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 30 Sep 1986, Lynchburg, Virginia.
174. v. ROYACE JAMES ROWLAND, b. 18 Jul 1922, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 03 Oct 1966, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
175. vi. FLOSSIE ADELLE ROWLAND, b. 17 May 1924, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 22 Apr 1997, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
176. vii. CHARLIE THOMAS ROWLAND, b. 01 Mar 1926, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 31 May 1979, Campbell County, Virginia.
177. viii. WILMOUTH IRENE ROWLAND, b. 12 Oct 1928, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 16 Mar 2005, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
 
110. MARY JESSIE5 KEEN (JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Jun 1904 in Nathal, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 26 Jan 1997 in Hampton, Virginia. She married (1) DAVID LESTER TUCK 15 Mar 1922 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 04 Sep 1891 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died 07 Mar 1973 in Veterans Hospital, Salem, Salem County, Virginia. She married (2) LINUS MURRAY 21 Nov 1952. She married (3) A.K. BARRETT 12 Aug 1962.
 
More About MARY JESSIE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 18 Jun 1913, Keens Creek, Brutus
Burial: 29 Jan 1997, Hampton, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 12 Aug 1962, Manti, Utah
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 Apr 1971, Arizona, #82783
 
Notes for DAVID LESTER TUCK:
- This couple was sealed to each other November 6, 1975, Washington.
 
More About DAVID LESTER TUCK:
Baptism (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Burial: 09 Mar 1973, Tuck Family Cemetery, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
Military service: PVT US Army, World War, I
Social Security Number: 226-18-8955

Children of MARY KEEN and DAVID TUCK are:
178. i. LIVING6 TUCK.
179. ii. LIVING TUCK.
180. iii. LIVING TUCK.
181. iv. DOROTHY LOUISE TUCK, b. 06 Feb 1923, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 09 Aug 2005, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
v. DORIS LESTER TUCK, b. 09 Jun 1924, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 16 Aug 2007, Hampton, Virginia; m. (1) WILLIAM HODGE; m. (2) TROY MONROE PORTER, 23 Jun 1946.
 
More About DORIS LESTER TUCK:
Baptism (LDS): 28 Aug 1936
Burial: 20 Aug 2007, Parklawn Memorial Park, Hampton, Virginia
 
vi. AMOS TUCK, b. 28 Dec 1927, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 28 Dec 1927, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About AMOS TUCK:
Sealed to parents (LDS): 06 Nov 1975, WASHI (Washington D.C.)
 
182. vii. CLYDE AMOS TUCK, b. 27 Dec 1928, Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 08 Jan 2006, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
 
111. LULA K.5 HAGOOD (FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 10 Sep 1890 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Apr 1984 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married BERNIE CLARANCE REYNOLDS. He was born 08 Mar 1888 in Bedford County, Virginia.

Children of LULA HAGOOD and BERNIE REYNOLDS are:
i. LOTTIE M.6 REYNOLDS, b. 1913, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. BERNICE M. REYNOLDS, b. 1917, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. JAMES CLARANCE REYNOLDS, b. 1923, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. GEORGE REYNOLDS, b. 1925, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
112. JAMES MONROE5 HAGOOD (FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 09 Aug 1892 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 03 Jan 1963 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. He married (1) KATIE F. JENKS in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. She was born 08 Mar 1891 in Altavista, Campbell County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1944 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. He married (2) MYRTLE WAKEFIELD DRAUKER. She died 1900 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of JAMES HAGOOD and KATIE JENKS are:
i. DOROTHY MAE6 HAGOOD, b. 31 May 1921, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; m. WILLIAM BAKER.
183. ii. JAMES MONROE HAGOOD, b. 15 Feb 1922, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia.
iii. JOHN WARWICK HAGOOD, b. 1924, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; d. 1985, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; m. POLLY.
 
 
113. LOTTIE GRAY5 HAGOOD (FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 29 Jul 1894 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Feb 1976 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) OSCAR FLEMMING TURNER. He was born 29 Aug 1893 in North Carolina, and died Bet. 1922 - 1928. She married (2) JASON BRYANT HIGH. He was born 14 Mar 1900 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Dec 1978 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of LOTTIE HAGOOD and OSCAR TURNER are:
i. LULA6 TURNER, b. 1915, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. GARNETT TURNER, b. 1917, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. EDITH TURNER, b. 1921, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 

Children of LOTTIE HAGOOD and JASON HIGH are:
iv. DOLLY6 HIGH, b. Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
v. PEGGY HIGH, b. Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. JASON BRYANT HIGH, b. 1928, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
114. HENRY OTHA5 HAGOOD (FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 03 Mar 1897 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married DORA E.. She was born Abt. 1898.

Child of HENRY HAGOOD and DORA E. is:
i. RALPH J.6 HAGOOD, b. 1922, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
115. BERTA5 HAGOOD (FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 09 Jul 1900 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Feb 1967. She married (1) ELIAS DOTSON KNOWLES, JR. He was born 26 May 1900 in Prince George, Virginia. She married (2) OTIS TURNER.

Child of BERTA HAGOOD and ELIAS KNOWLES is:
184. i. ELLIS DANIEL6 KNOWLES, b. 03 Jun 1926, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
116. WILLIE EDWARD5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 04 Oct 1900 in North Carolina, and died 29 Oct 1990 in Henderson, North Carolina. He married (1) ETHEL LANCASTER. She was born 25 Jul 1912 in Goldsboro, North Carolina, and died 11 Oct 1998 in Henderson, North Carolina. He married (2) MABLE HOPKINS.

Children of WILLIE KEEN and ETHEL LANCASTER are:
185. i. LIVING6 KEEN.
186. ii. LIVING KEEN.
 

Children of WILLIE KEEN and MABLE HOPKINS are:
187. iii. NAOMI6 KEEN, d. Goldsboro, North Carolina.
188. iv. ELDRIDGE KEEN, d. Goldsboro, North Carolina.
189. v. DORIS KEEN, d. Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
190. vi. JUDY KEEN, d. Mason, MI.
 
 
117. CHRISTOPHER SILAS5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Jul 1903 in North Carolina, and died 09 Mar 1977 in Annapolis, MD. He married RUTH ASHWELL.

Children of CHRISTOPHER KEEN and RUTH ASHWELL are:
i. JEAN PARKER6 KEEN, m. - MITCHELL.
ii. LINDA KEEN, m. - PERDUE.
191. iii. VIOLA KEEN.
192. iv. LIVING KEEN.
v. PHYLLIS KEEN, m. - BLANKENSHIP.
vi. ASHLEY KEEN, m. LIVING AGNES.
193. vii. CHRISTOPHER SILAS KEEN, JR, b. 22 Sep 1925, Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia; d. 26 Jun 2005, Huddleston, Virginia.
 
 
118. VIOLA MAE5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 15 Jan 1906 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 15 Sep 1933 in Durham, North Carolina. She married PERRY JONES Dec 1932 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About VIOLA MAE KEEN:
Cause of Death: Child Birth

Child of VIOLA KEEN and PERRY JONES is:
i. -6 JONES, b. 15 Sep 1933, Durham, North Carolina; d. 15 Sep 1933, Durham, North Carolina.
 
 
119. EULA MAE5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 11 Dec 1911 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) HOWARD BRIDGES. She married (2) JOHN MOORE 08 Dec 1928 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 1904.

Children of EULA KEEN and JOHN MOORE are:
i. LIVING6 MOORE.
ii. LIVING MOORE, m. LIVING ROMERO.
iii. JOHN BILL MOORE, b. 09 Apr 1929.
 
 
120. PAUL LENOL5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Jul 1915 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Apr 1981 in Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia. He married JOSEPHINE WILMOUTH.

Children of PAUL KEEN and JOSEPHINE WILMOUTH are:
194. i. LIVING6 KEEN.
195. ii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
121. ETHEL ELIZABETH5 KEEN (JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 12 Jun 1918 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married JAMES LESTER SHELTON 12 May 1934 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 18 Oct 1913 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Nov 2000 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ETHEL KEEN and JAMES SHELTON are:
196. i. LIVING6 SHELTON.
197. ii. LIVING SHELTON.
198. iii. LIVING SHELTON.
 
 
122. LIVING5 MILLNER (CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING YEATTS.

Children of LIVING MILLNER and LIVING YEATTS are:
199. i. LIVING6 YEATTS.
200. ii. LIVING YEATTS.
201. iii. LIVING YEATTS.
 
 
123. LIVING5 MILLNER (CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING LAMKIN.

Children of LIVING MILLNER and LIVING LAMKIN are:
i. LIVING6 MILLNER.
ii. LIVING MILLNER.
 
 
124. ESTELLE FRANCES5 MILLNER (CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 15 Oct 1933 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Feb 1994 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) GILLFORD ODELL PILLAMAN. She married (2) GENE WILLIS BUCKNER 30 Jan 1954 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 02 Mar 1932 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 05 Dec 1992 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ESTELLE MILLNER and GENE BUCKNER are:
202. i. LIVING6 BUCKNER.
ii. LIVING BUCKNER.
iii. LIVING BUCKNER.
203. iv. LIVING BUCKNER.
v. MARY FRANCES BUCKNER, b. 30 Jul 1954, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 30 Jul 1954, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
125. LEM JOSHUA5 KEEN (WILLIAM RILEY4, ELISHA3, WILLIAM2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 12 Aug 1886 in Decatur County, Tennessee, and died Sep 1984 in Decatur County, Tennessee. He married (1) MYRTLE M. HILL Abt. 1911 in Decatur County, Tennessee. She was born Abt. 1892 in Parsons County, Tennessee, and died Abt. 1955 in Decatur County, Tennessee. He married (2) THELMA ? 10 Aug 1960 in Decatur County, Tennessee.

Children of LEM KEEN and MYRTLE HILL are:
i. LIVING6 KEEN, m. LIVING DARNELL.
ii. RILEY F. KEEN, b. 02 May 1917, Parsons County, Tennessee; d. 02 Sep 1991, Parsons County, Tennessee; m. LORENE FISHER, 08 May 1935, Parsons County, Tennessee; b. 10 Feb 1920; d. 01 Feb 1988, Parsons County, Tennessee.
iii. CHARLES CORTEZ KEEN, b. 10 Apr 1919, Parsons County, Tennessee; d. 18 Mar 1972, Parsons County, Tennessee; m. LARUE ANDERSON, 03 Jun 1948, Corinth, Mississippi; b. 19 Jul 1932, Parsons County, Tennessee; d. 28 Nov 1994, Parsons County, Tennessee.
 
 
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126. BEN HARRISON6 MEADOR (CALVIN ALEXANDER5, JOB WILLIAM4, AMY3 COWDEN, ELIZABETH2 KEEN, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1889 in Wayne County, Missouri, and died 1981.

Children of BEN HARRISON MEADOR are:
i. COMMODORE7 MEADOR.
ii. WARD MEADOR.
iii. ATWOOD MEADOR.
 
 
127. NANNIE6 MOORMAN (WILLIAM ACHILLES5, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, WILLIAM WITCHER3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married N.C. JONES.

Children of NANNIE MOORMAN and N.C. JONES are:
i. BETTY BALLARD7 JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. - JONES, b. Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
 
128. MARY PRITCHETT6 COLEMAN (OLIVE HUTCHINGS5 FULTON, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 31 Oct 1917 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 15 Sep 2004 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married GEORGE COLEMAN HYLTON 13 Jan 1945 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 20 Oct 1914 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 24 Apr 2002 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About MARY PRITCHETT COLEMAN:
Burial: Highland Burial Park
 
More About GEORGE COLEMAN HYLTON:
Burial: Highland Burial Park
Military service: George served with the U.S. Army in the European Theatre during World War II
Occupation: Tobacco Farmer, and Supervisor for the Tobacco Division of the U. S. Department of Agriculture
Residence: Mt. Cross Road

Children of MARY COLEMAN and GEORGE HYLTON are:
i. LIVING7 HYLTON.
ii. LIVING HYLTON.
iii. LIVING HYLTON.
 
 
129. JAMES CARTER6 COLEMAN (OLIVE HUTCHINGS5 FULTON, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 06 Feb 1922 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 22 Jun 1998 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married DELORES PARSONS 29 Dec 1952 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 27 Jun 1932 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 2005 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of JAMES COLEMAN and DELORES PARSONS are:
i. LIVING7 COLEMAN.
ii. LIVING COLEMAN.
iii. LIVING COLEMAN.
iv. LIVING COLEMAN.
 
 
130. FRANK HUNDLEY6 FULTON (WILLIAM JOHNSON5, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married MARY MAGNOLIA JENKINS.

Children of FRANK FULTON and MARY JENKINS are:
i. LIVING7 FULTON.
ii. LIVING FULTON.
 
 
131. MILDRED CARTER6 FULTON (WILLIAM JOHNSON5, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 16 Jun 1918 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married CLAUDE BERNARD OWEN 12 Dec 1936 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 12 Dec 1911 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of MILDRED FULTON and CLAUDE OWEN is:
i. LIVING7 OWEN.
 
 
132. PATSY JOHNSON6 FULTON (WILLIAM JOHNSON5, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 12 Aug 1920 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 05 May 1984 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married CHARLES CARTER TRAVIS, JR 1941 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 28 Dec 1917 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 18 Feb 1943 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About PATSY JOHNSON FULTON:
Burial: Highland Burial Park
 
More About CHARLES CARTER TRAVIS, JR:
Burial: Highland Burial Park

Child of PATSY FULTON and CHARLES TRAVIS is:
i. LIVING7 TRAVIS.
 
 
133. JOHN STOKELEY6 FULTON (WILLIAM JOHNSON5, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Oct 1929 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 13 Jul 1985. He married VIRGINA ANNE PERKINS 16 Jul in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for JOHN STOKELEY FULTON:
In 1977 was inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame
Fulton Field at Hampden Sydney is named for John.
John had treatment for Brain Cancer in early 1985 before his death.
 
More About JOHN STOKELEY FULTON:
Burial: Hampden-Syndney College Church Cemetery

Children of JOHN FULTON and VIRGINA PERKINS are:
i. LUCY CARTER7 FULTON, m. 25 May 1986, Hampden-Sydney College Church, Farmville, Virginia.
ii. JOHN STOKELEY FULTON, JR.
 
 
134. GEORGE OLIVER6 EMERSON, JR (LAURA MARTHA5 FULTON, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 09 May 1912 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 02 Apr 2006. He married VIRGINIA RUTH FRENCH 06 Sep 1941 in Montgomery, Alabama. She died Aft. Feb 2008.
 
Notes for GEORGE OLIVER EMERSON, JR:
He retired from the Air Force in 1966 as a Colonel and started a private ophthalmology practice in Winter Park, Florida.
 
More About GEORGE OLIVER EMERSON, JR:
Burial: Arlington National Cemetery Columbarium
Military service: Army Air Corps.
Occupation: After becoming an ophthalmologist, he returned to the Air Force as a flight surgeon in 1950

Children of GEORGE EMERSON and VIRGINIA FRENCH are:
i. LIVING7 EMERSON.
ii. LIVING EMERSON.
iii. LIVING EMERSON.
iv. LIVING EMERSON.
v. LIVING EMERSON.
vi. LIVING EMERSON.
vii. LIVING EMERSON.
viii. KEITH PERSON EMERSON, b. 01 May 1965; d. 28 Mar 1999.
 
 
135. FRANCES6 EMERSON (LAURA MARTHA5 FULTON, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1914 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died Aft. Feb 2008. She married HENRY CECIL MACKENZIE KNOX-DICK 26 Mar 1942 in San Antonio, Texas. He was born 22 Mar 1907 in Edinburgh, Scotland, and died 10 May 1977 in Alexandria, Virginia.
 
More About HENRY CECIL MACKENZIE KNOX-DICK:
Burial: He was cremated and his ashes buried at the Church of Scotland in the Kilmonivaig/Spean Bridge Parish, outside Fort William, Scotland.
Occupation: Merchant Mariner

Children of FRANCES EMERSON and HENRY KNOX-DICK are:
i. LIVING7 KNOX-DICK.
ii. LIVING KNOX-DICK.
iii. LIVING MACKENZIE.
iv. IAN EMERSON KNOX-DICK, b. 20 Jan 1946; d. 29 Nov 1990.
 
More About IAN EMERSON KNOX-DICK:
Cause of Death: Lung Cancer
Occupation: Merchant Mariner
 
 
136. LAURA6 EMERSON (LAURA MARTHA5 FULTON, MARY FRANCES4 CARTER, FRANCES ELISHA3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Feb 1922 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 29 Jun 2004 in Leesburg, Virginia. She married ERNEST FULTON NEAL 15 Sep 1951 in Main Street Methodist Church, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 18 Aug 1921 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 20 Mar 1999 in Leesburg, Virginia.
 
More About LAURA EMERSON:
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Danville, Virginia
 
Notes for ERNEST FULTON NEAL:
Laura graduated from Duke University in 1942 (she had entered at the age of 16). She taught elementary school for 2 years, and then attended a secretarial school in New York City. She returned to Duke as a secretary for the Administrator of Duke Hospital. She returned to Danville after she and Fulton married, and taught school until her children were born.
 
They stayed in Danville, where Fulton was a dentist, until he retired in 1995 and they moved to Leesburg, Virginia, to be near their children.
 
 
 
More About ERNEST FULTON NEAL:
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Danville, Virginia

Children of LAURA EMERSON and ERNEST NEAL are:
i. LIVING7 NEAL.
ii. LIVING NEAL.
 
 
137. CHISWELL DABNEY6 PERKINS (ELIZABETH5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1891 in Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia, and died 1953. He married LUCY CARTER TOMPKINS. She was born 1898.

Child of CHISWELL PERKINS and LUCY TOMPKINS is:
i. CHISWELL DABNEY LANGHORNE7 PERKINS, b. 27 Aug 1923, Virginia.
 
 
138. ALICE MONCURE6 PERKINS (ELIZABETH5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 14 Jul 1902 in Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia. She married REGINALD WINN.

Children of ALICE PERKINS and REGINALD WINN are:
i. DAVID7 WINN.
ii. ELIZABETH WINN.
 
 
139. IRENE6 GIBSON (IRENE5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 03 Feb 1897 in New York, Virginia. She married GEORGE BROWNE POST III 27 Apr 1916 in St. Bartholomew's Church, New York, New York. He was born 03 Feb 1891 in New York, and died 18 Dec 1952 in New York.

Children of IRENE GIBSON and GEORGE POST are:
i. GEROGE BROWNE7 POST.
ii. NANCY LANGHORNE POST, b. 1919, New York; d. 07 Apr 2003, Rockport, ME; m. 1943, New York, New York.
 
Notes for NANCY LANGHORNE POST:
Nancy Post Magro, former Cincinnatian and granddaughter of Charles Dana Gibson, the illustrator who created the "Gibson Girl," died of heart failure April 7 at her home in Camden, Maine.
Mrs. Magro, 83, was the widow of John Magro, a Cincinnati advertising executive and businessman who was on the board of the Cincinnati opera.
She was born in New York, N.Y. in 1919 to Irene Langhorne Gibson, daughter of the celebrated illustrator, and George B. Post III, grandson of one of America's greatest architects.
She was also a grandniece of Lady Nancy Astor, the first woman elected to the British Parliament, who was the sister of her grandmother, also named Irene Langhorne Gibson.
Her mother married John J. Emery - developer of the Carew Tower in Cincinnati - in 1926. Mrs. Magro grew up at Peterloon, the Emery family estate, in Indian Hill.
She married John Magro at St. James Episcopal Church in New York in 1943. They raised their family at Markin Farm in Montgomery.
They had lived in Maine since 1991.
 
More About NANCY LANGHORNE POST:
Burial: Sea View Cemetery, Rockport, ME
 
 
140. LANGHORNE6 GIBSON (IRENE5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 31 Jul 1899 in Hempstead, Virginia, and died 1982 in Greenwood, Albemarle Co., Virginia. He married (1) PARTHANIA ROSS. He married (2) MIRIAN TAYLOR Abt. 1923. She was born 1902 in New York.

Child of LANGHORNE GIBSON and MIRIAN TAYLOR is:
i. CHARLES DANA7 GIBSON, b. 1928, New York.
 
 
141. WILLIAM WALDORF6 ASTOR (NANCY WITCHER5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 13 Aug 1907 in London, England, and died 06 Mar 1966 in London, England. He married (1) LIVING PUGH. He married (2) SARAH KATHLEEN NORTON 1945 in London, England. He married (3) PHILLIPA VICTORIA HUNLOKE 1955 in London, England.
 
More About SARAH KATHLEEN NORTON:
Divorced: 1953
 
More About PHILLIPA VICTORIA HUNLOKE:
Divorced: 1960

Children of WILLIAM ASTOR and LIVING PUGH are:
i. LIVING7 ASTOR.
ii. LIVING ASTOR.
 

Child of WILLIAM ASTOR and SARAH NORTON is:
iii. LIVING7 ASTOR.
 

Child of WILLIAM ASTOR and PHILLIPA HUNLOKE is:
iv. LIVING7 ASTOR.
 
 
142. NANCY PHILLIS LOUSIE6 ASTOR (NANCY WITCHER5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 22 Mar 1909 in London, England, and died 1975. She married GILBERT JAMES HEATHCOTE-DRUMMON-WILLOUGHBY.
 
Notes for GILBERT JAMES HEATHCOTE-DRUMMON-WILLOUGHBY:
3rd Earl of Ancaster

Children of NANCY ASTOR and GILBERT HEATHCOTE-DRUMMON-WILLOUGHBY are:
i. LIVING7 HEATHCOTE-DRUMMON-WILLOUGHBY.
ii. LIVING HEATHCOTE-DRUMMON-WILLOUGHBY.
 
 
143. FRANCIS DAVID6 ASTOR (NANCY WITCHER5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 05 Mar 1912 in London, England, and died 07 Dec 2001 in London, England. He married (1) MELANIE HAUSER 1945. He married (2) BRIDGET APHRA WREFORD 1952 in London, England.
 
More About FRANCIS DAVID ASTOR:
Burial: All Saints' Churchyard, Sutton Courtenay, Oxfordshire
 
More About MELANIE HAUSER:
Divorced: 1951

Child of FRANCIS ASTOR and MELANIE HAUSER is:
i. LIVING7 ASTOR.
 

Children of FRANCIS ASTOR and BRIDGET WREFORD are:
ii. LIVING7 ASTOR.
iii. LIVING ASTOR.
iv. LIVING ASTOR.
v. LIVING ASTOR.
vi. LIVING ASTOR.
 
 
144. JOHN JACOB6 ASTOR (NANCY WITCHER5 LANGHORNE, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 29 Aug 1918 in London, England, and died 2000 in London, England. He married (1) LIVING EVELEIGH. He married (2) LIVING DE SAVARY. He married (3) ANA INEZ CARCANO 1944.
 
More About ANA INEZ CARCANO:
Divorced: 1972

Children of JOHN ASTOR and ANA CARCANO are:
i. LIVING7 ASTOR.
ii. LIVING ASTOR.
 
 
145. CHISWELL DABNEY6 LANGHORNE (WILLIAM HENRY5, NANCY WITCHER4 KEEN, ELISHA FOURD3, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 1908 in Virginia, and died 1977 in Virginia. He married CARYETTA SAUNDERS. She was born 27 Apr 1899.
 
More About CHISWELL DABNEY LANGHORNE:
Burial: Christ Church Episcopal Cemetery, Glendover, Virginia

Child of CHISWELL LANGHORNE and CARYETTA SAUNDERS is:
i. LIVING7 LANGHORNE.
 
 
146. LIVING6 KEEN (OWEN ALLEN5, OWEN ALLEN4, ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING MCGLINN.

Child of LIVING KEEN and LIVING MCGLINN is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
147. LIVING6 KEEN (OWEN ALLEN5, OWEN ALLEN4, ELISHA3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING LYNCH.

Child of LIVING KEEN and LIVING LYNCH is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
148. LILLIAM THOMPSON6 BAKER (ANNIE COLEMAN5 BLAKELY, JOHN HENRY4 JAMES, GILLY COLEMAN3 KEEN, ASHFORD THOMAS2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 25 Jan 1894 in Ozan, Hempstead County, Arizona, and died 17 Sep 1987 in North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona. She married STEPHEN JONES FELTON. He was born 03 Feb 1890 in LaGrange, Lawrence County, Alabama, and died 20 Jun 1964 in North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona.

Child of LILLIAM BAKER and STEPHEN FELTON is:
i. MARY FRANCES7 FELTON, b. 01 Nov 1915, North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona; d. 10 Feb 1945, North Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona; m. 11 Nov 1938, Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arizona.
 
 
149. JOHN ELLIS6 LOVE (COL. JAMES MITCHELL RAY "JIM"5, MARY ELIZABETH4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 21 May 1917 in Bamberg, SC. He married ELLEN WANDA SCHWEIDENBACK 02 Aug 1945 in Buncombe County, North Carolina. She was born 01 Nov 1925 in New Bedford, Bristol, MA.

Children of JOHN LOVE and ELLEN SCHWEIDENBACK are:
i. LIVING7 LOVE.
ii. LIVING LOVE.
 
 
150. LIVING6 KEEN (JESSIE CARROUTH5, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING YOUNG.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING YOUNG are:
i. LIVING7 YOUNG.
ii. LIVING YOUNG.
 
 
151. LIVING6 KEEN (JESSIE CARROUTH5, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING SESSOR.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING SESSOR are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
152. RONNIE WAYNE6 KEEN (JOHNNY WILLIAM5, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 11 Mar 1936 in Fieldale, Virginia, and died 23 Apr 1995 in Clarksville, TN. He married LIVING WAGNER.

Children of RONNIE KEEN and LIVING WAGNER are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
153. AARON BLAKE6 KEEN (JOHNNY WILLIAM5, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 17 Aug 1948 in Fieldale, Virginia, and died 22 Feb 2005 in Old Hickory, TN. He married LIVING WHITEHEAD.

Child of AARON KEEN and LIVING WHITEHEAD is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
154. LERA PEARL6 SEAY (ANNIE CHRISTINE5 KEEN, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married CHARLIE BOAZ HILL, JR in Henry County, Virginia. He was born 17 Apr 1927 in Leaksville, North Carolina, and died 19 Feb 2006 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of LERA SEAY and CHARLIE HILL are:
i. LIVING7 HILL.
ii. LIVING HILL.
iii. LIVING HILL.
 
 
155. EDWIN HOBART6 SEAY (ANNIE CHRISTINE5 KEEN, ELISHA CHRISTOPHER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 24 Jun 1925 in Oak Level, Henry County, Virginia, and died 31 May 2001 in Henry County, Virginia. He married BLANCH VIRGINIA MILLS 15 Aug 1949 in Martinsville, Virginia. She was born 03 Jul in Fieldale, Virginia.

Children of EDWIN SEAY and BLANCH MILLS are:
i. LIVING7 SEAY.
ii. LIVING SEAY.
iii. LIVING SEAY.
 
 
156. LIVING6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING HEATER.

Child of LIVING KEEN and LIVING HEATER is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
157. LIVING6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married (1) LIVING AKERS. He married (2) LIVING PATTERSAIL.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING AKERS are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
158. WILLIAM THOMAS6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 11 Aug 1915 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 11 Mar 2001 in Upper Glade, WV. He married (1) BARBARA JEAN DONALDSON. He married (2) LENA FOX 21 Sep 1935 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of WILLIAM KEEN and LENA FOX are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
159. ANNIE WADE6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 20 Sep 1917 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married OSCAR F. BARBOUR 21 Jul 1941 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of ANNIE KEEN and OSCAR BARBOUR are:
i. LIVING7 BARBOUR.
ii. LIVING BARBOUR.
 
 
160. CLARENCE EDMOND6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 02 Jan 1922 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married REBECCA DALTON 21 Feb 1945 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of CLARENCE KEEN and REBECCA DALTON are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
161. JOHN THOMAS6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 15 May 1926 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married LIVING ALLEN.

Child of JOHN KEEN and LIVING ALLEN is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
162. RUSSELL AUBREY6 KEEN (JOHN THOMAS5, GIDEON THOMAS4, GIDEON E.3, DAVID S.2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 May 1928 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 04 Jun 1966 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married LIVING JACOBS.

Children of RUSSELL KEEN and LIVING JACOBS are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
v. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
163. LIVING6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING BARKER.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING BARKER are:
i. LIVING7 BARKER.
ii. LIVING BARKER.
 
 
164. LIVING6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING GOGGIN.

Child of LIVING KEEN and LIVING GOGGIN is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
165. LIVING6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING ELLIOTT.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING ELLIOTT are:
i. LIVING7 ELLIOTT.
ii. LIVING ELLIOTT.
iii. LIVING ELLIOTT.
iv. LIVING ELLIOTT.
 
 
166. OTIS LEE6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 02 Sep 1919 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 10 Jul 2007 in Plainview, Nassau, New York. He married ROSE MARY BARBELLO 14 Feb 1945. She was born 02 Apr 1923 in Floral Park, Nassaue County, NY.
 
More About OTIS LEE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 14 Jun 1930

Children of OTIS KEEN and ROSE BARBELLO are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
167. DAVID RANDOLPH6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 14 Dec 1921 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) LIVING ROBERTSON. He married (2) GRACE WILMOUTH FITZGERALD 10 Jan 1944 in Elizabeth City.
 
More About DAVID RANDOLPH KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 14 Jun 1930
Endowment (LDS): 05 Jul 192
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 May 1978, Washington, DC

Child of DAVID KEEN and LIVING ROBERTSON is:
i. LIVING7 ARTHUR.
 

Child of DAVID KEEN and GRACE FITZGERALD is:
ii. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
168. LUCY DORINE6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 07 Jul 1924 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She married (1) WILLIAM MORTON ANDERSON 06 Apr 1942 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 22 Mar 1922, and died 1979. She married (2) LESTER STRAWN Aft. 1952. He was born 29 Jun 1924 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died 10 Apr 2007 in Bedford County, Virginia.
 
More About LUCY DORINE KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 02 Aug 1934
 
More About WILLIAM MORTON ANDERSON:
Baptism (LDS): 24 Jun 1963
 
Notes for LESTER STRAWN:
Lester C. "Red" Strawn, 82, of Bedford, passed away peacefully April 10, 2007.
He is survived by his wife, Dorine Keen Strawn; sons, Alan and Wayne Strawn; daughter, Debra Laughon; stepdaughter, Betty Shelton and her husband, Andy and their caring daughter, Megan; loving grandchildren, Rita D'Ippolito and her husband, Vinny, Denise Kennedy and Mike Ross; and four great-grandchildren. His first wife and mother of his children, Martha Strawn and brother, Kenneth Strawn, preceded him in death.
He served in the Army in W.W. II and returned to Bedford to farm with his father. He was an active supporter of 4-H, the Odd Fellows and a charter member of the Bedford County Farm Bureau and Ruritan Club. After a long career as a farmer and a rural mail carrier, he retired from the U.S. Postal Service, but continued to farm for many years. His sense of humor and ever present smile will be missed by family and many close friends.
Services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 14, 2007, at Updike Funeral Home Chapel, Bedford. Interment will follow in Virginia Memorial Park in Forest, Virginia.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, April 13, 2007, at the funeral home.
Arrangements by Updike Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Bedford.
 
More About LESTER STRAWN:
Burial: 14 Apr 2007, Virginia Memorial Park, Forest, Virginia
Military service: WW II

Children of LUCY KEEN and WILLIAM ANDERSON are:
i. LIVING7 ANDERSON.
ii. LESLIE "RAY" ANDERSON, b. 16 May 1945, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 26 Jan 1958.
 
More About LESLIE "RAY" ANDERSON:
Baptism (LDS): 02 Aug 1954
 
 
169. HAROLD BOLDEN6 KEEN (CHARLIE LEE5, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 10 Sep 1926 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married SUSAN EUDORA "DORA" ROWLAND 24 Dec 1947 in Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 07 Jul 1929 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for HAROLD BOLDEN KEEN:
Logan, Utah
 
More About HAROLD BOLDEN KEEN:
Baptism (LDS): 18 Sep 1935
Endowment (LDS): 17 Jul 1964
Sealed to parents (LDS): 27 May 1978, Washington
 
More About SUSAN EUDORA "DORA" ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 26 Jul 1955

Children of HAROLD KEEN and SUSAN ROWLAND are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. ELAINE GAY KEEN, b. 03 Feb 1959, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 25 Aug 2005, Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia.
 
More About ELAINE GAY KEEN:
Burial: Aug 2005, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
 
 
170. LIVING6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married (1) HELAN REBECCA TOMLIN. She was born 10 Aug 1924. He married (2) LIVING MOOREFIELD. He married (3) REBECCA BARKER. She died 17 Oct 1980.

Children of LIVING ROWLAND and LIVING MOOREFIELD are:
i. LIVING7 ROWLAND.
ii. LIVING ROWLAND.
 
 
171. ARTHUR ANDERSON6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Jan 1917 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 17 Oct 2006 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. He married ELMA LUCILLE CHILDRESS 01 Jun 1956 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 05 Mar 1917 in Halifax, Virginia, and died 12 Sep 2007 in Level Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ARTHUR ANDERSON ROWLAND:
Burial: 20 Oct 2006, Glenland Road at old homeplace, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Social Security Number: 228-44-9099
 
Notes for ELMA LUCILLE CHILDRESS:
Lucille has five children from her first marriage to John Board Goodman, I, John died in 1950. Arthur raised the children as his own.
 
More About ELMA LUCILLE CHILDRESS:
Burial: Glenland Road at old homeplace, Pittsylvania County, Virginia

Children of ARTHUR ROWLAND and ELMA CHILDRESS are:
i. LIVING7 GOODMAN.
ii. LIVING GOODMAN.
iii. LIVING GOODMAN.
iv. LIVING GOODMAN.
v. JOHN BOARD GOODMAN II, b. 07 Jul 1948, Campbell County, Virginia; d. 14 Aug 1993, Pearson County, North Carolina.
 
More About JOHN BOARD GOODMAN II:
Burial: 17 Aug 1993, Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
 
 
172. GARLAND6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 06 Aug 1918 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 12 Jan 1995 in Altavista, Campbell, County, Virginia. He married CHRISTINE WILMOUTH WOODSON 21 Oct 1939 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 02 Nov 1921 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About GARLAND ROWLAND:
Burial: 02 Jan 1996, Altavista Memorial Park, Altavista, Virginia
Social Security Number: 223-50-8339

Children of GARLAND ROWLAND and CHRISTINE WOODSON are:
i. LIVING7 ROWLAND.
ii. LIVING TRENT.
 
 
173. NANNIE ELLA6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 15 Aug 1920 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 30 Sep 1986 in Lynchburg, Virginia. She married GEORGE THOMAS FITZGERALD 06 Nov 1937 in Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 21 Nov 1918 in Cascade/Wenondia, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 21 Jan 1994 in Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for NANNIE ELLA ROWLAND:
Sealed to Spouse, Washington
 
More About NANNIE ELLA ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 02 Aug 1934, Baptized by Ralph C. Trejo
Burial: 02 Oct 1986, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington, DC
 
Notes for GEORGE THOMAS FITZGERALD:
- George was ordained to the office of Priest in the Aaronic Priesthood June 6, 1982 by Reginald B. Craft.
- George was ordained to the office of Elder in the Melchizedek Priesthood March 6, 1983 by Clifford A. Marquis.
- George and Ella were married in Chatham by H.B. Hardaway.
- George and Ella were sealed April 14, 2007
 
More About GEORGE THOMAS FITZGERALD:
Baptism (LDS): 26 Mar 1982, Baptized by John Asa Hall
Burial: 23 Jan 1994, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Occupation: Tobacco Farmer
Social Security Number: 223-26-8081

Children of NANNIE ROWLAND and GEORGE FITZGERALD are:
i. LIVING7 FITZGERALD.
 
Notes for LIVING FITZGERALD:
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ii. LIVING FITZGERALD.
iii. LIVING FITZGERALD.
 
 
174. ROYACE JAMES6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 18 Jul 1922 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 03 Oct 1966 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married CHLOE HAZEL HINES 23 May 1944 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 25 Dec 1927 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 23 Dec 1995 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ROYACE JAMES ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington, DC
Burial: 05 Oct 1966, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington, DC
Occupation: Tobacco Farmer
Sealed to parents (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington, DC
 
More About CHLOE HAZEL HINES:
Burial: Dec 1995, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia

Child of ROYACE ROWLAND and CHLOE HINES is:
i. ROYACE JAMES7 ROWLAND, JR, b. 18 Mar 1945, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. 20 Sep 2001, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
More About ROYACE JAMES ROWLAND, JR:
Burial: Sep 2001, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
Social Security Number: 231-60-3970
 
 
175. FLOSSIE ADELLE6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 17 May 1924 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 22 Apr 1997 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. She married (1) LIVING RUETER. She married (2) CALVIN ANDERSON DALTON 31 Dec 1946 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 20 May 1919 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
 
Notes for FLOSSIE ADELLE ROWLAND:
Sealed to Spouse, Washington, DC
 
More About FLOSSIE ADELLE ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 21 Oct 1945
Burial: 24 Apr 1997, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia

Child of FLOSSIE ROWLAND and LIVING RUETER is:
i. LIVING7 RUETER.
 

Child of FLOSSIE ROWLAND and CALVIN DALTON is:
ii. LIVING7 DALTON.
 
 
176. CHARLIE THOMAS6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 01 Mar 1926 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 31 May 1979 in Campbell County, Virginia. He married CORRINE ODELL DALTON 01 Jan 1950 in Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 03 Aug 1933 in Halifax, Virginia, and died 18 Apr 1997 in Campbell County, Virginia.
 
More About CHARLIE THOMAS ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington
Burial: 02 Jun 1979, Homeplace of Jesse Lee Dodson Rowland, Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Divorced: 28 Jul 1978
Endowment (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington
Sealed to parents (LDS): 02 Feb 1993, Washington
Social Security Number: 226-32-6813
 
More About CORRINE ODELL DALTON:
Burial: 20 Apr 1997, Mulberry Baptist Church, Pittsylvania County, Virginia

Children of CHARLIE ROWLAND and CORRINE DALTON are:
i. LIVING7 ROWLAND.
ii. LIVING ROWLAND.
iii. LIVING ROWLAND.
iv. LIVING ROWLAND.
v. LIVING ROWLAND.
vi. LIVING ROWLAND.
 
 
177. WILMOUTH IRENE6 ROWLAND (FANNIE ELIZABETH BOOTH5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 12 Oct 1928 in Level-Run, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 16 Mar 2005 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. She married LAWRENCE "COMP" PICKERAL 01 Aug 1947 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 20 Dec 1911 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 26 Feb 2000 in Salem, Virginia.
 
More About WILMOUTH IRENE ROWLAND:
Baptism (LDS): 03 Sep 1977
Burial: 18 Mar 2005, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
Endowment (LDS): 28 Apr 1992, Washington
Sealed to parents (LDS): 28 Apr 1992, Washington
 
More About LAWRENCE "COMP" PICKERAL:
Burial: 28 Feb 2000, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
Military service: 1944, Army, Korean War

Child of WILMOUTH ROWLAND and LAWRENCE PICKERAL is:
i. LIVING7 PICKERAL.
 
 
178. LIVING6 TUCK (MARY JESSIE5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married (1) LIVING MARTINSON. He married (2) LIVING VANDEVENTER.

Children of LIVING TUCK and LIVING MARTINSON are:
i. LIVING7 TUCK.
ii. LIVING TUCK.
iii. LIVING TUCK.
 

Children of LIVING TUCK and LIVING VANDEVENTER are:
iv. LIVING7 TUCK.
v. LIVING TUCK.
vi. LIVING TUCK.
 
 
179. LIVING6 TUCK (MARY JESSIE5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married (1) MERVYN ROBAIR. She married (2) LIVING NICHOLS.

Child of LIVING TUCK and MERVYN ROBAIR is:
i. LIVING7 ROBAIR.
 

Children of LIVING TUCK and LIVING NICHOLS are:
ii. LIVING7 NICHOLS.
iii. LIVING NICHOLS.
 
 
180. LIVING6 TUCK (MARY JESSIE5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married (1) LIVING DAOGHTERY. He married (2) LIVING HANNA. He married (3) LIVING TOLBERT. He married (4) LIVING FEARS. He married (5) LIVING SNYDER.

Child of LIVING TUCK and LIVING DAOGHTERY is:
i. LIVING7 TUCK.
 

Children of LIVING TUCK and LIVING HANNA are:
ii. LIVING7 TUCK.
iii. LIVING TUCK.
 
 
181. DOROTHY LOUISE6 TUCK (MARY JESSIE5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 06 Feb 1923 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 09 Aug 2005 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. She married (1) LIVING MORRIS. She married (2) WILLIAM ESPIN WATSON 03 Feb 1940 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was born 12 Mar 1918 in Sandy Level, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 31 Oct 1984 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. She married (3) JAMES HUNTER "JIM" FELDMAN Oct 1949. He was born 06 Oct 1905 in Mt. Ephriam, Camden County, NJ.
 
More About DOROTHY LOUISE TUCK:
Baptism (LDS): 28 Aug 1936
Burial: Aug 2005, Gretna Burial Park, Gretna, Virginia
 
More About WILLIAM ESPIN WATSON:
Burial: Oct 1984, Liberty Christian Church Cemetery
Military service: Merchant Marines during WWII

Child of DOROTHY TUCK and WILLIAM WATSON is:
i. LIVING7 WATSON.
 
 
182. CLYDE AMOS6 TUCK (MARY JESSIE5 KEEN, JESSE HARE4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 27 Dec 1928 in Sycamore, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died 08 Jan 2006 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia. He married (1) LIVING WILFONG. He married (2) LIVING CUTLER.
 
More About CLYDE AMOS TUCK:
Baptism (LDS): 28 Aug 1936
Blessing: 13 Jan 1930
Burial: 12 Jan 2006, Gretna Burial Park, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Confirmation (LDS): 13 Jul 1938

Children of CLYDE TUCK and LIVING WILFONG are:
i. LIVING7 TUCK.
ii. LIVING TUCK.
 
 
183. JAMES MONROE6 HAGOOD (JAMES MONROE5, FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 15 Feb 1922 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. He married (1) CORALE CHRISTANI. He married (2) JANET RAE PRATT TASHJIAN. He married (3) MARY ELIZABETH KENNEDY 06 Oct 1950 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. She was born 05 Feb 1928 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia, and died 25 Apr 2004 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia.

Children of JAMES HAGOOD and MARY KENNEDY are:
i. LIVING7 HAGOOD.
ii. LIVING HAGOOD.
iii. LIVING HAGOOD.
iv. LIVING HAGOOD.
v. LIVING HAGOOD.
vi. - HAGOOD, b. 25 Apr 1954, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; d. 25 Apr 1954, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia.
 
 
184. ELLIS DANIEL6 KNOWLES (BERTA5 HAGOOD, FANNIE JANE4 KEEN, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 03 Jun 1926 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of ELLIS DANIEL KNOWLES is:
i. LIVING7 KNOWLES.
 
 
185. LIVING6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married (1) LIVING BOYD. She married (2) LIVING HENDERSON.

Child of LIVING KEEN and LIVING BOYD is:
i. LIVING7 HENDERSON.
 
 
186. LIVING6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married (1) LIVING STOVALL. She married (2) LIVING BOYD.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING STOVALL are:
i. LIVING7 BOYD.
ii. LIVING BOYD.
 
 
187. NAOMI6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) died in Goldsboro, North Carolina. She married LIVING DAVIS.

Child of NAOMI KEEN and LIVING DAVIS is:
i. LIVING7 DAVIS.
 
 
188. ELDRIDGE6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) died in Goldsboro, North Carolina. He married LIVING PHILLIPS.

Child of ELDRIDGE KEEN and LIVING PHILLIPS is:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
 
 
189. DORIS6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) died in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. She married LIVING GARDINER.

Children of DORIS KEEN and LIVING GARDINER are:
i. LIVING7 GARDINER.
ii. LIVING GARDINER.
iii. LIVING GARDINER.
iv. LIVING GARDINER.
 
 
190. JUDY6 KEEN (WILLIE EDWARD5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) died in Mason, MI. She married LIVING AREND.

Children of JUDY KEEN and LIVING AREND are:
i. LIVING7 AREND.
ii. LIVING AREND.
iii. LIVING AREND.
iv. LIVING AREND.
 
 
191. VIOLA6 KEEN (CHRISTOPHER SILAS5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married (1) LIVING LOHRBERG. She married (2) CARL KOLKER 1958.

Children of VIOLA KEEN and CARL KOLKER are:
i. LIVING7 KOLKER.
ii. LIVING KOLKER.
iii. LIVING KOLKER.
iv. LIVING KOLKER.
v. LIVING KOLKER.
vi. LIVING KOLKER.
vii. LIVING KOLKER.
 
 
192. LIVING6 KEEN (CHRISTOPHER SILAS5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married (1) LIVING PARKS. He married (2) LIVING POWERS.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING PARKS are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
v. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
193. CHRISTOPHER SILAS6 KEEN, JR (CHRISTOPHER SILAS5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) was born 22 Sep 1925 in Danville, Pittsylvania, County, Virginia, and died 26 Jun 2005 in Huddleston, Virginia. He married FRANCES ANN BLANKENSHIP. She was born 05 May 1928 in Luray, Virginia, and died 23 Mar 2005 in Huddleston, Virginia.
 
More About CHRISTOPHER SILAS KEEN, JR:
Burial: 29 Jun 2005, Mount Horeb United Methodist Church Cemetery
 
More About FRANCES ANN BLANKENSHIP:
Burial: 26 Mar 2005, Mount Horeb United Methodist Church Cemetery

Children of CHRISTOPHER KEEN and FRANCES BLANKENSHIP are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
iii. LIVING KEEN.
iv. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
194. LIVING6 KEEN (PAUL LENOL5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1)

Children of LIVING KEEN are:
i. LIVING7 KEEN.
ii. LIVING KEEN.
 
 
195. LIVING6 KEEN (PAUL LENOL5, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING CULBERTSON.

Children of LIVING KEEN and LIVING CULBERTSON are:
i. LIVING7 CULBERTSON.
ii. LIVING CULBERTSON.
 
 
196. LIVING6 SHELTON (ETHEL ELIZABETH5 KEEN, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING HALL.

Children of LIVING SHELTON and LIVING HALL are:
i. LIVING7 SHELTON.
ii. LIVING SHELTON.
 
 
197. LIVING6 SHELTON (ETHEL ELIZABETH5 KEEN, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING WHITLOW.

Children of LIVING SHELTON and LIVING WHITLOW are:
i. LIVING7 WHITLOW.
ii. LIVING WHITLOW.
 
 
198. LIVING6 SHELTON (ETHEL ELIZABETH5 KEEN, JOHN PETER4, JESSE HARE3, ELISHA2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married (1) LIVING GUILL. She married (2) JOHN BILL MOORE. He was born 09 Apr 1929 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Children of LIVING SHELTON and LIVING GUILL are:
i. LIVING7 GUILL.
ii. LIVING GUILL.
iii. LIVING GUILL.
 
 
199. LIVING6 YEATTS (LIVING6 MILLNER, CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) He married LIVING EMERSON.

Children of LIVING YEATTS and LIVING EMERSON are:
i. LIVING7 YEATTS.
ii. LIVING YEATTS.
 
 
200. LIVING6 YEATTS (LIVING6 MILLNER, CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING WANN.

Child of LIVING YEATTS and LIVING WANN is:
i. LIVING7 WANN.
 
 
201. LIVING6 YEATTS (LIVING6 MILLNER, CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1)

Child of LIVING YEATTS is:
i. LIVING7 YEATTS.
 
 
202. LIVING6 BUCKNER (ESTELLE FRANCES6 MILLNER, CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING FEARS.

Children of LIVING BUCKNER and LIVING FEARS are:
i. LIVING7 FEARS.
ii. LIVING FEARS.
 
 
203. LIVING6 BUCKNER (ESTELLE FRANCES6 MILLNER, CHARLIE BANKS5, JOHN KEEN4, MARY HUMPHRIES3 KEEN, JOHN2, CAPT. ELISHA1) She married LIVING DAVIS.

Children of LIVING BUCKNER and LIVING DAVIS are:
i. LIVING7 DAVIS.
ii. LIVING DAVIS.
iii. LIVING DAVIS.
iv. LIVING DAVIS.
 

Contributed by Michael Barbour [starcityboy1977@yahoo.com]

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