Descendants of THOMAS MAYO

Generation No. 1

1.  THOMAS1 MAYO was born Abt. 1747 in Middlesex County, Virginia, and died Bet. 1815 - 1820 in Abbeville County, South Carolina.  He married ELIZABETH HARRIS Abt. 1769 in Albermarle County, Virginia.  She was born May 09, 1752 in St. Martin Parish, Hanover, Albemarle County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1794 in Abbeville, South Carolina.

Notes for THOMAS MAYO:
Record of marriage of Thomas Mayo and Elizabeth Harris found in  " Bible of William James Mayo (1769-1849), present location of the Bible is unknown. Virginia Genealogist Vol 7, Number 1.
Albemarle County, Virginia, Deed Book 7, p. 369, Deed Book 8, p. 67-68.

He took an Oath of Allegiance in Goochland County Virginia during the American Revolution, in August 1777.

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" HISTORY OF ALBEMARLE" 
 History of Albemarle County in Virginia
Chapter 7

The Mayos have had a name and place in Albemarle from the beginning. Colonel William Mayo, the County Surveyor of Goochland, obtained a patent for eight hundred acres on the branches of Rockfish, near the Blue Mountains in 1738. The patent of Dr. William Cabell for forty eight hundred acres on both sides of the Fluvanna, obtained the same year, adjoined this entry of Mayo. Among the first deeds recorded in Albemarle is one from Ann Mayo conveying this land to Robert Barnett in 1748.
     In 1749 Philip Mayo of Henrico entered four hundred acres on the branches of Hardware, situated in the limestone belt, and long known as the Limestone Survey. In 1752 he sold it to Peter Jefferson, Joshua Fry, Arthur Hopkins, Thomas Meriwether, Daniel Scott, and William Stith, President of William and Mary College. It is presumed that in making this purchase these gentlemen had in mind some project for utilizing the mineral it contained. 
     The original record of the deed having been destroyed was restored in 1802. As late as 1830 these separate interests were not all united, as in that year Governor Gilmer, as executor of Christopher Hudson, sold to George Gilmer, his father, one-sixth of the tract. 
    James Mayo died in 1777 leaving eleven sons and two daughters. Most of them no doubt lived in Goochland. One of them, Thomas, who belonged to that county, bought in 1779 from Thomas Collins four hundred acres on Edge Creek, the small branch of Moore's Creek that runs on the east side of the Teel place. Four years later Thomas sold part of this tract to his brother Richard George Mayo. If Richard George ever lived on it, he removed elsewhere, as in 1809 his brother Joseph, as his attorney, sold it to another brother James, who died in 1821, in his eighty-third year. His wife was Mary, daughter of Stephen Hughes, and his children John W., Stephen, Claudius, James E., Catherine, the wife of William Thompson, and Nancy, the wife of John Harris.

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State Plats COM Index pp. 12946-12947 Roll # ST 604: ENTRY NBRS 0009 008 0022 00120 01
Thomas was in Old Ninety Six District when he purchased two hundred fifty two acres from John White, on waters of Fair Forrest Creek, Ninety Six District, surveyed by Jesse Connell on 1785/05/02.

ABSTRACTS OF OLD NINETY-SIX AND ABBEVILLE DISTRICT WILLS AND BONDS by W. Pauline Young.

FOSTER, ANDREW-BOX 34, PACK 749:
Will dated Oct. 17, 1780 in 96 Dist. Proved Nov. 11, 1783. Exrs- Jno. Foster, Isaac Patton. Wit: Wm. Patton, Thos. Mayes, Robt. Harris. Was of Fair Forest. Wife, Margaret Foster. Dtr., Jane Foster. Other legatees: Joseph Nesbett, Moses, Jno. Foster, Isaac Patton, Wm. McCellan, Geo. Storey. 

THOMSON, JOHN-BOX 92, PACK 2266: Will dated Dec. 28, 1780 in 96 Dist. Prov. Nov. 1, 1783. Exrs: Wife, Ann Thompson. Bro., Wm. Thompson. Wit: John Davidson, Nicholas, Robt. Harris, Geo. Park. Chn: Richard, Ephraim, Andrew, John, Wm., Margaret, Mary, Ann Thompson. Mother, Elenor Harper. Inv. made Dec. 13, 1783, by Robt. Harris, Andrew Mayes, John Davidson. Sale, Dec. 29, 1783. Byrs: Ann Thomson, Elenor Harper, Jas. Crawford, Andrew, Richard Thomson, Andrew Mayes, Daniel Jackson, Thos. Mayes, Patrick Shaw, Saml. Jackson, Wm. Shaw. (Name written Thompson, Thomson) 

MAYS THOMAS, JR.-BOX 108, PACK 2996: Est. admnr. Oct. 16, 1815 by Thos. Mays Sr., Wm. Thompson, David Fife unto Taliaferro Livingston Ord. Abbeville Dist. sum 1,000 lbs. Cit. pub. at Hopewell Church.  Thos. Mays, Jr. was late of the Army of the U. S. [the originial papers show this to be Mayo]

More About THOMAS MAYO:
Census 1: 1774, Albemarle County, Virginia, Thomas Mayo with four whites
Census 2: 1784, Albemarle County, Virginia, Thomas Mayo with four whites
Census 3: 1790, Nineth Six District, Abbeville County census, Thomas Mayo, 1m,16, 1m>16, 5f.
Census 4: 1800, Abbeville South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayhoe, 1m<10, 1m10-16, 1m>45, 1f<10, 1f10-16, 1f16-26
Census 5: 1810, Abbeville County, South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayo, 1m10-16, 1m>45, 2f16-26, 1f26-45
Census 6: 1820, Not on census

Notes for ELIZABETH HARRIS:
Probable birth date and location.

More About ELIZABETH HARRIS:
Census 1: 1774, Albemarle County, Virginia, Thomas Mayo with four whites
Census 2: 1784, Albemarle County, Virginia, Thomas Mayo with four whites
Census 3: 1790, Nineth Six District, Abbeville County census, Thomas Mayo, 1m,16, 1m>16, 5f.
Census 4: 1800, Not on census
Fact 1: Records show name as Elizabeth Harris
	
Children of THOMAS MAYO and ELIZABETH HARRIS are:
	i.	DAUGHTER2 MAYO, b. Abt. 1770, Albemarle Couny, Virginia.

More About DAUGHTER MAYO:
Census 1: 1774, Albemarle County, Virginia, Thomas Mayo with four whites
Census 2: 1784, Albemarle County, Virginia, Thomas Mayo with four whites
Census 3: 1790, Nineth Six District, Abbeville County census, Thomas Mayo, 1m,16, 1m>16, 5f.
Census 4: 1800, Abbeville South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayhoe, 1f16-26

	ii.	DAUGHTER MAYO, b. Abt. 1772, Albemarle County, Virginia.

More About DAUGHTER MAYO:
Census 1: 1774, Albemarle County, Virginia, Thomas Mayo,  four whites
Census 2: 1784, Albemarle County, Virginia, Thomas Mayo,  four whites
Census 3: 1790, Nineth Six District, Abbeville County census, Thomas Mayo, 1m,16, 1m>16, 5f.
Census 4: 1800, Abbeville South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayhoe, 1f16-26
Census 5: 1810, Abbeville County, South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayo, 1f26-45

	iii.	THOMAS H. MAYO, b. Abt. 1774, Albemarle County, Virginia; d. 1814, Died in the Army.

Notes for THOMAS H. MAYO:
Thomas H. Mayo purchased land in Fairfield District in 1809.

State of South Carolina
Fairfield District

Know all men by these presents that Ephraim Hancock of Said State
and District in Consideration of the Sum of Four Hundred Dollars
to me Paid by Thomas Mayo the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged
have granted Bargained Sold and released and By these do grant
Bargain Sell and release unto the Said Thomas H. Mayo all that
plantation on tract of land Situate in the District of Fairfield
of the Waters of Broad river Being the South part of a tract
of land originally granted to Thos. Nelson Bounded By Lands of
Christain --- Aaron Jenkins John Mears and David James and containing
one hundred acres more or less together with all and Singular
the rights their heirs hereditaments and appertaining to the
Said premises belonging or any wise incident or appertaining
to have and to hold all and Singular the premises before mentioned
unto the Said Thomas H. Mayo his heirs and assign forever and
I do hereby Bind My Self and my heirs Executors and administrators
to warrant and forever defend all and Singular the Said premises
unto the Said Thomas H. Mayo heirs and assigns against my self
and my heirs against every person whomsoever Claiming or to Claim
the Same or any part thereof.
Witness my hand and Seal this October the 20 1809.
Signed Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of Bennett Ashford
Valentine Liloz Fairfield District            Ephraim Hancock

     Personally Came Benjamin Ashford and made oath that he witnessed
the written deed and Likewise Saw the written deed lawfully Signed
Sealed and Delivered for the use and purpose therein mentioned.
Sworn to November 21 1809               Mr Miles --vett JP

SOUTH CAROLINA
                                     By Taliaferro Livingston, Ordinary
Abbeville District

Whereas Thomas Mayo Snr. hath made suit to me to grant him letters of administration of the estate and effects of Thomas Mayo Junr. late of the army of the United States.
THESE are, therefore, to cite, and admonish, all, and singular, the kindred, and creditors of the said Thomas Mayo Junr. deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the court of the Ordinary, to be held at Abbeville, on Saturday next after publication hereof, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted.

Given under my hand and seal, this Ninth day of January in the year of our Lord 1815, and in the thirty ninth year of American Independence.

PUBLISHED
                                                                         Tall. Livingston [Seal]
                                                                          O. A. C.
Published at Hopewell
22 January 1815 by
M. Wadell

The estate of Thomas, Jr. was administrated October 16, 1815 by Thomas Mayo Sr. in Abbeville District.  Thomas Mayo Jr. was late of the Army of the U. S.

Box 108 Pack 2996 Estate of Thomas Mayo deceased 1815.

SOUTH CAROLINA

KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that we Thomas Mayo Snr., William Thompson & David Fife are bounden and firmly bound unto Taliaferro Livingston, Esquire, Ordinary for the district of Abbeville, in the full and just sum of one thousand pounds, lawful money of this State, to be paid to the said Talifaferro Livingston or his successors, Ordinaries of this district, or their certain Attorney or Assigns,---To which payment , well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, and every of us, our, and every of our Heirs, Executors, and Administrators, for the whole, and in whole, jointly, severally, firmly by these presents.  Sealed with our seals, and dated Sixteenth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifteen.

THE CONDITION of the above obligation is such that if the above bounden Thomas Mayo Snr. Admor of all & singular the personal estate of Thomas Mayo, Junr. deceased, do make, or cause to be made, a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods, chattels and credits of said deceased, which have , or shall, come to the hands, possession, or knowledge of him the said Thomas Mayo Snr. or into the hands or possession of any other person or persons for him, and the same so made, do exhibited into the Ordinary's office of this district, at or before the Sixteenth day of October next ensuing.  And the same goods, chattels and credits of the said deceased, at the time of his death which at any time hereafter shall come to the hands or possession of the said Admor, or into the hands or possession of any person or persons for him. do well and truly administer according to law.  And further, do make or cause to be made, a just and true account of administration at or before the Sixteenth day of October next.  And all the rest and residue of the said goods, chattels and credits which shall be found remaining on the said administrators account [the same being first examined and allowed of by the Ordinary of this district for the time being,] shall deliver and pay unto such person or persons respectively as the said Ordinary, by his decree or sentence, pursuant to the true intent and meaning of the Statutes and acts of Assembly of force in this state, for better settling of intestate's estates, shall limit and appoint.  And if it shall hereafter appear that any last will and testament was made by the said deceased, and the executor or executors therein named do exhibit the same to the said Ordinary, making request to have it allowed and proved accordingly, if the said Thomas Mayo Snr above bounden, being thereunto required, do render and deliver the said letters of Administration, approbation of such testament being first had and made, to the said Ordinary; then this obligation to be void and none effect, or else to remain in full force and virtue.

Signed, sealed, and delivered,                                               Thomas Mayo [Seal]
in the presence of                                                                    William Thompson [Seal]  
Joseph Cooper                                                                         David Fife [Seal]

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Hopewell Cemetery, 
McCormick County, South Carolina, USA

location:  Go north from McCormick on Highway 28 to road S-33-81.
Turn left and follow this road past Old Hopewell Church building
on right.  Turn left at first road past church.  Go approx. 1 1/2
miles to old road bed on right.  Cemetery located at top of hill
on left of old road bed.

Abbeville County was established in 1785 from the split up of the
five-county area known as Old 96 District. 

Abbeville County lies in the rolling foothills of the northwestern
sector of the State of South Carolina. It is bounded on the West by
the State of Georgia, on the North by Anderson County, on the
East by Laurens and Greenwood Counties, and on the South by
McCormick County. 

The Old "Ninety-Six" District of South  Carolina was created (original) in 1769 and was abolished in 1798. It consisted of (present-day) Abbeville Co. (formed 1785); Part of Abbeville Co. to Greenwood Co. (formed 1897); Part of Abbeville Co. to McCormick Co.  (formed 1916); Edgefield Co. (formed 1785); Part of Edgefield to Aiken Co. (formed 1871); Part of Edgefield to Greenwood Co. (formed 1897); Part of Edgefield to Saluda Co. (formed 1896); Laurens Co. (formed 1785); Newberry Co. (formed 1785); Spartanburg Co. (formed 1785); Part of Spartbg. Co. to Cherokee Co. (formed 1897); Union Co. (formed 1798); Part of Union. Co. to Cherokee Co. (formed 1897). The 96th Dist. from 1785 to 1798  consisted of present day Union Co.

More About THOMAS H. MAYO:
Census 1: 1784, Albemarle County, Virginia, Thomas Mayo with four whites
Census 2: 1790, Abbeville South Carolina Census with father Thomas Mayo 1m<16
Census 3: 1800, Abbeville South Carolina Census, 1 1m10-16, with father Thomas Mayo
Census 4: 1810, Not on census probably in the Army
Fact 1: Middle initial H. could be for Harris.
Fact 2: Never married

2.	iv.	DAUGHTER MAYO, b. Abt. 1776, Albemarle County, Virginia.
	v.	DAUGHTER MAYO, b. Abt. 1778, Albemarle County, Virginia.

More About DAUGHTER MAYO:
Census 1: 1784, Albemarle County, Virginia, Thomas Mayo with four whites
Census 2: 1790, Nineth Six District, Abbeville County census, Thomas Mayo, 1m,16, 1m>16, 5f.
Census 3: 1800, Abbeville South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayhoe, 1f16-26
Census 4: 1810, Abbeville County, South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayo, 1f16-26

	vi.	DAUGHTER MAYO, b. Abt. 1784, Albemarle County, Virginia.

More About DAUGHTER MAYO:
Census 1: 1790, Nineth Six District, Abbeville County census, Thomas Mayo,  1m,16, 1m>16, 5f.
Census 2: 1800, Abbeville South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayhoe, 10-16,
Census 3: 1810, Abbeville County, South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayo, 1f16-26

	vii.	DAUGHTER MAYO, b. Abt. 1790, Abbeville, South Carolina.

More About DAUGHTER MAYO:
Census 1: 1800, Abbeville South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayhoe, 1f<10
Census 2: 1810, Abbeville County, South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayo, 1f16-26,

3.	viii.	ALFRED MAYO, b. 1792, Abbeville County, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1858, Hicks, Vernon County, Louisiana.

Generation No. 2

2.  DAUGHTER2 MAYO (THOMAS1) was born Abt. 1776 in Albemarle County, Virginia.  She married ALLEN GLOVER Abt. 1793.  He was born October 22, 1772.

More About DAUGHTER MAYO:
Census 1: 1784, Albemarle County, Virginia, Thomas Mayo with four whites
Census 2: 1790, Nineth Six District, Abbeville County census, Thomas Mayo, 1m,16, 1m>16, 5f.
Census 3: 1800, Abbeville South Carolina Census, Thomas Mayhoe, 1f10-16
Census 4: 1810, Abbeville County, South Carolina Census, Allen Glover, 1f26-45

Notes for ALLEN GLOVER:

More About ALLEN GLOVER:
Census: 1810, Abbeville County, South Carolina, Listed under Thomas Mayo as  [son in law]
	
Children of DAUGHTER MAYO and ALLEN GLOVER are:
	i.	DAUGHTER3 GLOVER, b. Abt. 1794.
	ii.	DAUGHTER GLOVER, b. Abt. 1796.
	iii.	DAUGHTER GLOVER, b. Abt. 1798.
	iv.	DAUGHTER GLOVER, b. Abt. 1802.
	v.	SON GLOVER, b. Abt. 1799.

3.  ALFRED2 MAYO (THOMAS1) was born 1792 in Abbeville County, South Carolina, and died Abt. 1858 in Hicks, Vernon County, Louisiana.  He married CATHERINE YOUNGBLOOD Abt. 1821 in South Carolina.  She was born Abt. 1804 in Possibly Abbeville County, South Carolina, and died 1862 in Hicks, Vernon County, Louisiana.

Notes for ALFRED MAYO:
Alfred may be the son of Thomas Mayo.  There is no primary documentation to support this.
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Alfred served in the War of 1812.  He was a substitute for Silas Brogden of Chesterfield Co., SC.  Alfred served for 5 months and 21 days and was released on Mar. 15, 1815 in Orangeburg Dist. , SC.  He served in Capt. Welch's Co. as a Private.  Maj. Fields was the Commander. [Information from Karl Mayo] 

I have not been able to prove - no records were found in the National Archives or the South Carolina Archives.  Many records were destroyed during the Civil War. There is however a record for Silas Brogden, he may have been the substitute for Alfred? 

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RECORDS SHOW:

Alfred Mayo did NOT settle in Florida on bounty lands granted for his service in the war of 1812 as reported by other researchers.  When Alfred arrived in Florida in 1820 it was Spanish Florida and did not become a territory of the United States until 1821. The government of Florida was not established until 30 March 1822.  The Bounty Land Application requested by Alfred Mayo for his service in the War of 1812  was not requested until 1850 and denied 9 May 1853. Reason for denial:   Alfred Mayo was not able to produce his discharge papers and not found on the rolls for Capt. Welch's Co.

Alfred and Catherine were in Florida by 1820.   Alfred appears first on "A duplicate list of Persons and property liable to taxation by virtue of regulations of the County Court of Jackson County; and also of persons and property liable to taxation by virtue of the laws of the The Territory of Florida, for the year 1820, (White Males). He paid $.50 in taxes.  He is on the1825 State Census of Jackson County, Florida, with one male over 21, four males under 21, one female over 21, three females under 21, for a total of nine white persons. They appear in the 1830 Jackson County Florida census with 5 males.   In the1838 State Census of Jackson County Florida, Alfred Mayo with a family of eleven white persons and one slave.

    Census_Year 1850
    Microfilm   #M432-60
    State       Florida
    County      Holmes
    District    3rd Division
    Enumerator  E. H. Kelsee
    Reference   10-4-1850

THIS IS AN INDEX FILE SORTED BY NAME.  FOR COMPLETE SLAVE SCHEDULE INFORMATION,
PLEASE REFER TO THE FILE LISTED UNDER FILE NAME.
Pg#   Ln#   Last Name   First Name     Age    File Name
329   28       Mayo               Alfred         5        pg00327

Left Set of Columns                                                                           
                           Slave Owner                     Description
Pg#   Ln#   Last Name First Name  # of Slaves Age       Sex   Color  Fugitive  #Man. deaf

329   28    Mayo          Alfred                   1           5         M        B           0         0           0              
329   28    Mayo          Alfred                   1           5         M        B           0         0           0      

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Florida Voters List in the 1st Statewide Election, Monday, May 26, 1845.

These records are significant for genealogical reasons because the individual named actually resided in the county in which he was registered to vote, and he not only had to own land there, he had to demonstrate that it had been his "place of permanent abode" for at least the six months preceding the 
election in which he offered to vote, and that he also had resided within the Territory and State of Florida for the two years immediately prior to the election of Monday, 26 May 1845. Also, only free white citizens of 21 years of age and older could vote, and able-bodied men under age 45 were obliged to 
become members of the State Militia before voting, and those who were exempted were generally exempted because they were over the age of required service of 45 & under, or because of some physical disability or "bodily defect". In some cases the rolls indicate which.

PRECINCT NO. 1

Election Inspectors:
A.H. Brownell,
Angus Campbell,
Daniel McLeod

MAYO, Alfred
MAYO, E. P.
MAYO, M. P.

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FAMILY STORY:

A wagon train which was led by Alfred arrived in Louisiana in about 1853.  Over 100 families coming from Georgia, Alabama and Florida were on the train when it arrived near the Valentine area of central Louisiana. The wagon train crossed the Mississippi river at Natchez, proceeded on to the Harrisonburg-Jena area, crossed the Red River at the St. Maurice Ferry near Natchitoches and proceeded on to Cotile Landing, present day Boyce.  Alfred located his sons, Samuel, Ezekiel and Martin, who had preceded him, about 25 miles west of Cotile on the Nolan Trace-Burr's Ferry Road, present day Hwy. 28.  Other families proceeded on to Texas. Two of the children Richard and Alfred Franklin Jr. remained in Florida. 
[Information given the Vernon Parish Genealogy Association by Karl Mayo]. 

UPDATE by Jean Mayo Hirsch: Alfred was a elderly man in 1858 and not likley to have led a wagon train. It is my opinion that Alfred did NOT lead a Wagon Train to Louisiana. If he did go to Louisiana [some say he died in Florida] it was more likely he just went to Louisiana with his family and they arrived about 1858.  Louisiana census records indicate the birth place for one of Alfred Mayo's grandchildren as Florida, birth year 1857. The parents are on the 1860 Louisiana Census.

There are no records for Alfred Mayo Sr. in Louisiana.

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Alfred is said to be buried with Catherine in the Mayo Family Cemetery in Hicks, Vernon Co., Louisiana (Near the NolanTrace-Burr Ferry Road, present day Hwy 28.)  
  
At the junction of LA Hwy. 28 & LA 121, go East toward Alexandria approximately 2.5 miles beyond Slagle turnoff (LA Hwy. 121).   Turn left onto gravel road opposite Allen Gordy Road and continue for .5 mile to a dirt logging road on the left.  Park here as logging gate is locked, and walk on dirt road for approximately .7 mile. [A key to the gate can be obtained from the brick house just before you reach the gate.  Go past the gate about 100 yds., turn right, keep on the road to the right as the road turns left.  The small fenced Mayo cemetery, which houses only a few graves, is located approximately .2 miles on the right near the banks of the Calcasieu River in Vernon Parish, where the old Nolan Trace once crossed Flactor Creek.  The property was the original homestead of George Washington Mayo, Sr, and the first person buried here was Alfred Franklin Mayo (in an unmarked grave) about 1854.

Today, this small burial ground is an excellent example of what can be accomplished when just a few people take the time to care.  Although abandoned and neglected for many years, the area was recently cleaned and a new chain-link fence erected for protection.  Leaders in this effort were Karl & Doris (Dollie) Mayo of Hicks, Pearl (Tippit) Cooley of Slagle & Lea (Cooley) Duvall of Leesville.  Other concerned relatives donated money and time to assist in the effort.  At first, each grave was cleaned and large rocks were used to mark each one.  An aggressive effort was then made to identify the 17 unmarked burials.  Prior to their death, Napoleon Mayo and Edmond Cooley were able to provide burial information, and Jack Tippit who once lived on the property also helped with the identification.  Karl &
Dollie provided genealogical information from personal, as well as census records, and this information is used here inside brackets.   The cemetery was originally recorded by Essie (Tippit) Parker, after Jack & Celia Tippit helped locate the abandoned site in November 1976.   Updates and information on new tombstones added since that time were provided by Karl & Dollie Mayo in 1994. 
(Submitted by Jane P. McManus, 7 February 2000, janemcmanus@gateway.net).

[marked burials]

Cooley, Stephen - 1820/1866, Pvt. Co B 1st LA Inf. CSA  

Mayo, George Washington, Sr. - [1824 Holmes Co. FL/1879], Co. K, 2nd FL
Inf. CSA 
          [s/o Alfred Franklin Mayo & Catherine Youngblood, h/o Adeline
          Cumby & Elizabeth Callahan, children of 1st wife: Elizabeth [Norris], Elsey Ann
          [Hall], Phennody, Elijah Light,  Alfred Davis, Vina Ann [Lewis], Mack, Emma [Jowers], & Early Mayo.  children of 2nd wife:  George W. Jr, William, Van, Martin, Luckey [Bennett], Fabrian  [Hall], & Gilbert Mayo.

Mayo, Alfred Franklin - 1792 Chesterfield, SC/ca 1854 Rapides Parish,
Served in War of 1812
Mayo, Catherine Youngblood, Wife of Alfred Franklin Mayo - 1804 SC/1862
Rapides Parish
          [Parents of Martin, George Washington, Ezekiel, Alfred Franklin
Jr., Samuel, Richard D., Emily, Carolina & Angeline Mayo]
Mayo, Adeline Cumby, wife of George Washington Mayo, Sr. - ca 1826 Holmes
Co. FL/ca 1871

Lewis, Vina Ann Mayo - b. 1855 Holmes Co. FL, [d/o George Washington Mayo
Sr. & Adeline Cumby Mayo, w/o Allen "Bud" Lewis, mother of Ellen
(Monk), Alice (Wells), & Mary L. (Guinns).

Mayo, Samuel - ca 1829 Holmes Co. FL/ca 1880 [s/o Alfred Mayo Sr. & Catherine Youngblood]

Mayo, Daisy - 1 Dec 1879 Allen Par. LA/1 Nov 1885, d/o Elijah Light Mayo &
Elizabeth Bryant 
Mayo, Lucinda J. - [no dates,  d/o George Washington Mayo, Sr. & Elizabeth
Callahan]

Bass, James - 5 Feb 1807/drowned ca. 1855 in Calcasieu River
           [s/o John Bass & Delaney Taylor, h/o Emily Groves]
Norris, Infant of Daniel Duncan Norris, Sr. & Elizabeth Mayo. 

Baker, Dr. - [no information]
Cooley, Steven - ca 1834/ca 1884, father of Allen Wesley Cooley

[4 unmarked, unknown burials][

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WHAT THE RECORDS SHOW:

I realized the dates and information did not add up. I subsequently found information that proved Samuel Y. Mayo was NOT buried in the Mayo Cemetery and George Washington did NOT go to Louisiana until after the Civil War [ca1868]. The above "Cemetery Census" states that Alfred was buried on George Washington's property, however, George didn't go to Louisiana until 14 to 15 years after their reported death date of Alfred,1854. I submitted the observations and corrections to Jane and they were posted on the site as additional information.

Alfred Mayo was not in Louisiana in 1854.  If he is actually buried there it was more likely the property of Samuel Mayo.  This is a cemetery that was abandoned until 1976.   I have found at least one case of a claimed burial, Samuel Mayo,  b. ca 1829 Holmes Co. FL, d. ca 1880 [s/o Alfred Mayo Sr. & Catherine Youngblood], not to be so.  Government records show his final resting place: Samuel Y. Mayo Co. C 27th Regiment  Louisiana buried Jan 7 1863  Grave # 616 Soldiers Rest, Cedar Hill Cemetery, Vicksburg, Mississippi.   

This was probably the land of Samuel Mayo,  Census records support this:  Catherine Mayo is on the 1860  Louisiana Census living with her son Samuel, Exekiel is also listed.    Alfred Mayo, Sr. is presumed dead as he is not listed with his family, it is not proven he ever went to Louisiana.  Martin Mayo is also on the 1860 Louisiana Census with his family,  The 1860 Holmes County, Florida Census show George Washington, Alfred Jr., and Richard Mayo.

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Once one starts to live in a fantasy world about one's ancestry, there will never be an end to the hearsay that other people will be deceived into believing, especially if they all add their own two cents worth to glorify the tale. I would rather try for the truth. I have been reading these arguments about Alfred Mayo's history, as quoted in the below articles. This  information has no primary or even secondary evidence to back up the statements on Alfred Mayo, it is all based on family stories.  I have found more to refute the theory than to prove it. If anyone has  any primary evidence to prove that the below mentioned statements are correct I would appreciate them being produced. I want to see primary and secondary evidence for these assertions and not something  obtained out of a web page or book.

The articles referenced are quoted below:

THE LOUISIANA REDBONES 
By
Don C. Marler
Copyright 1997
Presented at the First Union, a meeting of Melungeons, at Clinch Valley College in Wise, Va.
 July 1997.

"The earliest Redbones to come to Louisiana came into the southern portion of the state in the Orleans Territory. By 1830 a definite movement north had begun. Dr. Tommy Johnson, using as criteria the list of Melungeon and Redbone names in Dr. Kennedy's book and states of origin including North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia, examined the Louisiana censuses for 1810, 1820, 1850 and 1860 for certain key parishes. He found a definite movement to the north. In the 1810 census of Opelousas Parish (Territory of Orleans), 44 names of households were found which were consistent with the Kennedy list including such names as Collins, Perkins, Ashworth, Clark, Cole, Dial, Willis, Sweat, Bass, Johnson, and Nash. In Rapides Parish, farther north, he found thirteen names, such as Martin, Smith, and Thompson. In 1850 there were over 250 households with Melungeon/Redbone names in Rapides Parish.34
A wagon train from Georgia led by Alfred Franklin Mayo arrived in the Valentine area of central Louisiana in 1857. Over 100 families were included. Some of these families settled in the area including the following Redbone surnames: Cumba, Lewis, Nichols, Gray and Mayo. Since they came from a persecuted background and some had had difficulty with the law they held a secret meeting in which they vowed to never tell from where they came.35
34. Tommy G. Johnson, They Came West (Privately printed, 1996). 184 Moss Hill Terrace Rd. Natchitoches, La. 71457 
35. Ibid. 
 From  a paper written by Dr. Tommy G. Johnson titled THEY CAME WEST --THE MELUNGEONS OF LOUISIANA VIA VIRGINIA, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, SOUTH CAROLINA AND NORTH CAROLINA
The Melungeons 
Dr. Tommy G. Johnson 

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"Although a disenfranchised people, many Melungeons fought with distinction in the American Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and the American Civil War. They received land grants and began moving west when the Mississippi Territory was opened after 1803. Thousands joined the trek to Texas via THE LONE STAR TRAIL or THREE-NOTCH TRAIL from Georgia into Louisiana and branched off on the SAN ANTONIO ROAD beginning at Natchitoches. 

Dr. Kennedy has helped this writer with possible Melungeon ancestors. When 
I related to him, that two of my, great-great grandmothers were Talitha E. Williams b. in SC and Nancy French b. in GA, he said, "Johnson, you are of this Melungeon extraction--Spanish, Portuguese and American Indian. The name Williams is definitely of this group and French is a certainity. The surname French was instituted by the Melungeons after a group of Acadian exiles in Virginia escaped into the Applachian wilderness. Their names were hard to pronounce; therefore, they were given the surname French."
(Presently, Nancy is believed to be Perkins.) 

Approximately four years ago, I was accompanied by my mother Willie Cleo 
Lewis Johnson to the home of our lifelong friend, Bertha Mayo Terrell in Pine- ville. Bertha's mother was Sudie Nichols Mayo daughter of my great-great grand- father John N. Nichols and his 2nd wife Catherine MCMillan Green. Bertha is the only surviving granddaugher of John N. Nichols, b. 1825 in GA and d. 1899 at Hemphill, Louisiana. This writer spent several hours with. Mrs. Bertha talking 
about Johnson-Nichols-Terrell ancestors. Toward the end of our visit she looked s.traight at me and said, "Totmny, do you know why it is so hard to find out about our people?" She stated that they were so secretive about their past; in fact she emphasized that when they arrived in central Louisiana in 1857. the women and children were left in camp and the men and grown boys went into the woods for a secret meeting. During the meeting. it was stated that many of them had had trouble with the law and had suffered a persecuted background. They took an oath to tell no one where they were from. Recently. I had a conservation with my Uncle Neil H. Johnson. Sr. from McNary-Glenmora about our people asked him if we had an Indian background and I related Mrs. Bertha Terrell's story to him. I was thrilled and delighted to hear his response. "Yes. Tom she is correct and the place was Valentine near present day Gardner. Louisiana and Kincaid Lake. Several pioneers at the meeting were: John N. Nichols, his brother James T. Nichols. Joseph and his brother Brittain Nichols. Alfred Franklin Mayo and his sons Samuel. Ezekiel. and Martin Mayo. Charles and Allen Lewis. Elias Bird Leavins. Ruel and his brother R. J. Cumba, Pleasant Patterson, Basil and James Gray. John Milton Cauthron and his brother Millard Fillmore Cauthron. 

The wagon train was led by Alfred Franklin Mayo and arrived in Central Louisiana in 1857. It began making up in Southwest Georgia, Eastern Alabama, and Northern Florida and had over 100 families in it by the time they were near the Valentine area of Central Louisiana. Rev. Carl Mayo, President of the Vernon Parish Genealogy Association told me that the huge wagon train crossed the Mississippi River at Natchez, proceeded on to the Harrisonburg-Jena area, crossed the Red River at the St. Maurice Ferry near Natchitoches and proceeded on south-southeast to Cotile Landing, present day Boyce. There Mayo inquired if anyone had heard of his three sons, Samuel, Ezekiel and Martin--they had come to scout the area three years earlier.  He was told that they traded at Cotile and lived about 25 miles west on the Nolan Trace-Burr's Ferry Road(present day Hwy. 28 West). Note: Carl said that Alfred Mayo had come to the area ca 1825 and had determined that the area referred to as "No Man's Land" was to rough to accomodate homes and community living. Mayo's three sons were contacted and they came to guide the wagon train west. Many of the families stopped at various places along the route and others proceeded on into Texas. Several other family "tidbits" are: The Ruel Cumbaa  family" 

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"Sandra's letter prompted me to review materials of William V. Nash, 2420 Robinson Way, Huntsville Texas 77340. Copies of several of his letters to cousins were givn to me by Shirley Porter of Natchitoches who descends from Thomas Nash of North Carolina and Natchitoches Parish. In reviewing Williams's letters written in 1994, I found the following quote: "The Portuguese blood already had included Iberian, Arab, Moor, Turk, Roman, North African (Berber), and Jewish connections." (Special writer's note: Rev. Carl Mayo of Hicks, Louisiana and president of the Vernon Parish Genealogy and Historic Association recently told me that his grand ancestors, Alfred Franklin Mayo and George Washington Mayo, had always stated that they were Portuguese.) Also, William Nash identifies the most common family names of the first recognized Melungeons as: Collins, Goins, Gibson, Bowlin, Mullins, Bunch, Sexton, Lucas, Miz, Sweat, Williams and Ivey. Williams states that the dark skinned Melungeons/were often mistaken as Negroes and theywere listed as FPCs (free people of color) in censuses everywhere."

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UP DATE BY JEAN MAYO HIRSCH:

Listed below is what I have found:

1. Alfred was an elderly man in 1858 and not likley to have led a wagon train, it is my opinion that Alfred did Not lead a Wagon Train to Louisiana. If he did go to Louisiana, [Louisiana census records  indicate the birth place for one of Alfred Mayo's grandchildren as Florida, birth year 1857 and the parents are on the 1860 Louisiana Census],  it was more likely he just went to Louisiana with his family and they arrived about 1858. 

2. I have found NO RECORDS OR DOCUMENTS for Alfred Mayo Sr. in Louisiana.

3. I find absolutly no documentation that Alfred or any of his family were in trouble with the law or came from a persecuted background.

4. Alfred and his four sons were land owners,owned slaves and paid taxes and are found in Florida Voters List in the 1st Statewide Election, Monday, May 26, 1845. [This does not strike me as someone running from the law or living a persecuted life].

   

More About ALFRED MAYO:
Burial: Mayo Cemetery, Hicks, Vernon County, Louisiana [Maybe]
Census 1: 1800, Abbeville County, South Carolina, with father Thomas Mayhoe, 1m 1m<10
Census 2: 1810, Abbeville South Carolina, with father Thomas Mayo 1m10-16
Census 3: 1820, Paying taxes in Jackson County, Florida
Census 4: 1825, State Census of Jackson County, Florida, 1m>21, 4m<21, 1f>21, 3f<21
Census 5: 1830, Jackson County, Florida,  with 6m, 1f
Census 6: 1838, State Census of Jackson County Florida, 11 white persons, 1 slave
Census 7: 1840, Walton County
Census 8: 1850, Holmes County F# 113
Census 9: 1860, Not on any census
Fact 1 1: No documentation for the Middle name Franklin
Fact 1 2: 1845, Voted in first Florida Election

Notes for CATHERINE YOUNGBLOOD:
FAMILY STORY:

She always traveled with her wedding dress. She never left the dress even for a short trip because she wanted to be buried in it and didn't want it left behind in case she died while away.  She was eventually buried in it and it still fit except for the elbows where they had to tear them a bit for her arms to fit in the dress. 
{Story handed down in the family of Kellie Perego descendant of Angeline Mayo Cooly}

More About CATHERINE YOUNGBLOOD:
Burial: Mayo Cemetery, Hicks, Vernon County, Louisiana
Census 1: 1850, Holmes County, Florida
Census 2: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Fact 1: No documentation is found for the name Mary Catherine
	
Children of ALFRED MAYO and CATHERINE YOUNGBLOOD are:
4.	i.	MARTIN P.3 MAYO, SR., b. April 1822, Jackson County, Florida; d. 1902, Chopin, Louisiana.
5.	ii.	GEORGE WASHINGTON MAYO, SR., b. 1824, Jackson County, Florida; d. January 1880, Hicks ,Vernon Parish, Louisiana..
	iii.	EZEKIEL P. MAYO, b. 1825, Jackson County, Florida; d. Aft. 1914, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

Notes for EZEKIEL P. MAYO:
Ezekiel went to Louisiana with his family.

More About EZEKIEL P. MAYO:
Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census 1: 1850, Holmes county, Florida,  with Alfred  Mayo
Census 2: 1828, State Census Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 3: 1830, Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 4: 1835, State Census Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 5: 1840, Walton County, Florida,  Alfred  Mayo
Census 6: 1850, Holmes County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 7: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, with Samuel Mayo
Census 8: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, with Martin Mayo
Census 9: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana with sister in law Elizabeth widow of George Washington
Fact 1: He voted in the first Florida election of 1845.
Fact 2: Never married
Fact 3: Deaf and Dumb said to have been the result of a snake bite
Medical Information: Ezekiel was bitten by a snake as he slept, he was left unable to speak or hear.

6.	iv.	ALFRED F. MAYO, b. 1828, Jackson County, Florida; d. Bef. 1870, Unknown.
7.	v.	SAMUEL YOUNGBLOOD MAYO, b. 1829, Jackson County, Florida; d. January 07, 1863, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
8.	vi.	CATHERINE MAYO, b. May 18, 1830, Jackson County, Florida; d. April 1910, Trinity County, Texas.
9.	vii.	EMILY [EMELINE] MAYO, b. 1836, Jackson County, Florida; d. August 05, 1895, Grant Parish, Louisiana.
10.	viii.	RICHARD COLUMBUS MAYO, b. 1836, Jackson County, Florida; d. April 03, 1863, Chattahoochee, Gadsden County, Florida.
11.	ix.	CAROLINE MAYO, b. 1838, Jackson County, Florida; d. June 26, 1914, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
12.	x.	ANGELINE MARY MAYO, b. October 29, 1842, Walton County, Florida; d. January 11, 1925, Chopin, La Bay Spring, Louisiana.

Generation No. 3

4.  MARTIN P.3 MAYO, SR. (ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 1822 in Jackson County, Florida, and died 1902 in Chopin, Louisiana.  He married (1) REBECCA COOLEY Abt. 1843 in Walton County, Florida.  She was born 1821 in South Carolina, and died Abt. 1871 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married (2) DRUCILLA RAUDACIL Abt. 1871 in Louisiana.  She was born October 1830 in Alabama.

Notes for MARTIN P. MAYO, SR.:
He voted in the first Florida election of 1845. Florida Voters List in the 1st Statewide Election, Monday, May 26, 1845.

These records are significant for genealogical reasons because the individual 
named actually resided in the county in which he was registered to vote, and
he not only had to own land there, he had to demonstrate that it had been his
"place of permanent abode" for at least the six months preceding the 
election in which he offered to vote, and that he also had resided within the 
Territory and State of Florida for the two years immediately prior to the 
election of Monday, 26 May 1845. Also, only free white citizens of 21 years 
of age and older could vote, and able-bodied men under age 45 were obliged to 
become members of the State Militia before voting, and those who were 
exempted were generally exempted because they were over the age of required 
service of 45 & under, or because of some physical disability or "bodily 
defect". In some cases the rolls indicate which.

PRECINCT NO. 1

Election Inspectors:
A.H. Brownell,
Angus Campbell,
Daniel McLeod

MAYO, Alfred
MAYO, E. P.
MAYO, M. P.
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1860 Vernon Parish Louisiana shows Samuel Mayo, Stephen D. Hagen, Gabrial McLeod, Simon Martin, Reddick Watson and Martin Mayo all living next to each other.

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COMPENDIUM OF CONFEDERATE ARMIES LOUISIANA

LOUlSIANA 6TH CAVALRY REGIMENT Organization. Organized by the increase of William Harrison's Cavalry Battalion to a regiment ca. August 1864. Surrendered by General E. K. Smith, commanding Trans-Mississippi Department, on May 26,1865. 
First Commander: William Harrison (Colonel) 
Field Officers: William M. Lacy (Lieutenant) 
William B. Denson (Lieutenant Colonel) 
William J. Scott (Major) 
Assignments: Vincent's Cavalry Brigade, District of West Louisiana, Trans- Mississippi Department (August-September 1864) 
Vincent's Cavalry Brigade, I st Corps, Trans-Mississippi Department (September-October 1864) 
3rd (Harrison's-Gray's) Louisiana Cavalry Brigade, lst Louisiana Cavalry Division, lst Corps, Trans-Mississippi Department (December 1864-May 1865) 

CONFEDERATE PENSION APPLICATIONS: INDEX - Mayo - Milburn
Donated by the Louisiana State Archives
MAYO, M. P.
CP1.92
4.000000
23.000000
4.000000
MAYO, M. P.

  

More About MARTIN P. MAYO, SR.:
Census 1: 1825, State Census of Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 2: 1830, Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 3: 1838, State Census of Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 4: 1840, Walton County,  Alfred  Mayo
Census 5: 1850, Holmes County, Florida
Census 6: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 7: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 8: 1900, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana Soundex
Fact: Faye Swain Paolino contributed to this file
Military: CSA 6th Calvery Co. K Louisiana
Military service 1: Eye injury , Swamp Fever at Camp Moses, Monroe, La.  on Ouachita River.
Military service 2: January 28, 1902, CONFEDERATE PENSION APPLICATION

More About REBECCA COOLEY:
Census 1: 1850, Holmes County, Florida
Census 2: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 3: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana

More About DRUCILLA RAUDACIL:
Census: 1900, Soundex for Louisiana.
	
Children of MARTIN MAYO and REBECCA COOLEY are:
	i.	CATHERINE4 MAYO, b. 1844, Walton County, Florida; d. Bef. 1902.
	ii.	DANIEL LAMBERT MAYO, b. 1846, Walton County, Florida; d. Aft. 1902; m. MARY TANNER, March 09, 1867, Newton County, Texas; b. Abt. 1848.

More About DANIEL LAMBERT MAYO:
Fact: January 28, 1902, Mentioned as son, 54, in pension application of father.

	iii.	BETHANA MAYO, b. 1848, Walton County, Florida; d. Abt. 1858, Rapides Parish, Louisiana.
13.	iv.	WINNIE ELIZABETH MAYO, b. January 05, 1852, Holmes County, Florida; d. March 04, 1925, DeRidder, Louisiana.

Child of MARTIN MAYO and DRUCILLA RAUDACIL is:
14.	v.	MARTIN P.4 MAYO, JR., b. January 1872, Louisiana.

5.  GEORGE WASHINGTON3 MAYO, SR. (ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1824 in Jackson County, Florida, and died January 1880 in Hicks ,Vernon Parish, Louisiana..  He married (1) EMILY Abt. 1847 in Walton County, Florida.  She was born 1833 in South Carolina, and died Abt. 1851 in Holmes County, Florida.  He married (2) ADELINE CUMBY Abt. 1851 in Holmes County, Florida.  She was born 1835 in Georgia, and died March 26, 1871 in Hicks , Rapides Parish, Louisiana.  He met (3) ELIZABETH CALLAHAN Aft. 1871 in Hicks ,Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born 1840 in Alabama, and died Aft. 1880 in Hicks ,Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON MAYO, SR.:
Voters in First Florida Election, 1845.  Florida Voters List in the 1st Statewide Election, Monday, May 26, 1845.

These records are significant for genealogical reasons because the individual
named actually resided in the county in which he was registered to vote, and
he not only had to own land there, he had to demonstrate that it had been his
place of permanent abode for at least the six months preceding the
election in which he offered to vote, and that he also had resided within the
Territory and State of Florida for the two years immediately prior to the
election of Monday, 26 May 1845. Also, only free white citizens of 21 years
of age and older could vote, and able-bodied men under age 45 were obliged to
become members of the State Militia before voting, and those who were
exempted were generally exempted because they were over the age of required
service of 45 & under, or because of some physical disability or "bodily
defect". In some cases the rolls indicate which.

WASHINGTON COUNTY
12th county, created 9 Dec 1825; the offspring of Walton
& Jackson counties. County seat is Chipley.

Precinct No. 4
Election Inspectors:
Stephen DANIEL,
Sam H. MITCHELL,
David J. MITCHELL

Election Clerk:
James BARNES

BARNES, James
DANIEL, Lason Josiah ?)
DANIELS, John (O'Daniel)
DANIELS, Stephen
FERGUSON, Alexander
FINCH, Lenard (Leonard)
GANER, Samuel (Gammon ?)
KENT, James
MAYO, G. W.

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FAMILY STORY:

Served as a Sgt. in the Civil War.  Florida 11th Inf, Co K.  Came to Louisiana abt 1867. He was with General Lee at Appomattox Court House in Virginia when Lee surrendered to General Grant. He did not have transportation from that area to his home in Florida.  Therefore he walked the entire distance back to his home and his family.   As soon as he could straightened out  he moved to Louisiana, about 1867.  Taking up a tract of land, some 500 acres,  he established his home.  It was the Old Nolan Place or State Road, where cattle were driven from west Texas to Alexandria.  The cattle were then to be shipped by boat to New Orleans. George Washington Mayo established cow pens or holding pens for the cattle and kept Line drivers overnight or sometimes longer.  [Information from Karl Mayo]

WHAT THE RECORDS SHOW:

George Washington Mayo  was given rank of 2nd Sergeant on the day of his enlistment  Aug 4, 1863.  He was reduced in rank from 2nd Sergeant to private on April 6, 1864,   I'm not sure why the reduction before becoming sick, but the records stand for themselves and while not always correct....always written. George Washington became sick on May 28 or 30 of 1864 and on June 18, 1864.

From reading, placing in a date order, and perusing and perusing again, I can say without doubt  George was not with Lee.  He was in the hospital more than out.  He did receive a V.S. in his left lung and was admitted to the General Hospital at Petersburg, Virginia on Aug 23, 1864. He was furloughed for 60 days beginning Sept 22, 1864.  That takes him up through Nov. 21 of 1864. 

PRISONER OF WAR RECORD: G.W. Mayo was captured April 6, 1865 at Burksville, arrived Point Lookout on April 14, 1865, released June 29, 1865.  ["If he was with Lee, it was in thought only"]  The surrender occurred April 9, 1865.

OATH OF ALLEGIANCE: Dated June 29, 1865,  shows him to be from Holmes Co. Fla., Dark Complexion, Hazel eyes, 5'7" in height.  
[Information from Gary Denard]

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Florida 11th Infantry 

The 11th Florida Regiment was composed of the 4th Florida Battalion, seven companies, the companies of Captains Ochus and Robinson, of the 2nd Battalion, and Cullen's unattached company. There is some confusion in the records that makes the assignment of two of the companies in this Regiment uncertain. W. J. Robinson was Captain of Co. A; Adams A. Ochus, of Co. D; Charles Beggs, of Co. E; John Tanner, of Co. F; G. W. Bassett, of Co. G; W. E. Anderson, of Co. H; Joe J. Chaires, of Co. I; D. D. McLean, of Co. K. Like the 10th the story of the 11th follows closely that of the 9th until the fateful April 6, when this Regiment with the 5th and 8th, under the command of Colonel Brevard, was sent by Colonel Lang, then in command of the Brigade, Finnegan having been transferred to Florida, by order of General Lee to protect the wagon train. These Regiments were captured by General Custer's Calvary. This accounts for the Regiment surrendering but 4 officers and 19 men on the morning of April 9 at Appomattox. 

FLORIDA I ITH INFANTRY REGIMENT Organization: Organized by the consolidation of the 4th Infantry Battalion, two companies of the 2nd Infantry Battalion and one independent company on June 8,1864. Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia, on April 9,1865.
First Commander: Theodore W. Brevard (Colonel)
Field Officers: John H. Gee (Major) 
James F. McClellan (Lieutenant Colonel) 
Assignment: Perry's-Finegan's Brigade, Anderson's-Mahone's Division, 3rd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia (June 1864-April 1865)
Battles: Petersburg Siege (June 1864-April 1865)
Weldon Railroad (June 23,1864) Reams' Station (June 30,1864) 
Weldon Railroad (August 21,1864) 
Bellfield (December 9,1864)
Hatcher's Run (February 5-7, 1865) 
Farmville (April 7,1865) 
Appomattox Court House (April 9,1865)

More About GEORGE WASHINGTON MAYO, SR.:
Burial: Mayo Cemetery, Hicks, Vernon County, Louisiana
Census 1: 1825, State Census of Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 2: 1830, Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 3: 1838, State Census of Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 4: 1840, Walton County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 5: 1850, Holmes County, Florida, with  children, Elizabeth and Elsy Ann
Census 6: 1860, Holmes County, Florida,  six children, Elizabeth, Elsy Ann, Pheraby, Elijah, Caroline, Thomas
Census 7: 1870, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Elected: 1857, Elected as Commissioner for Holmes County.
Military: 1862, 11th Infantry Co. K, Florida.

More About EMILY:
Census: 1850, Holmes County, Florida

More About ADELINE CUMBY:
Burial: Mayo Cemetery, Hicks, Vernon County, Louisiana
Cause of Death: Died during childbirth.
Census 1: 1860, Holmes County, Florida
Census 2: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Fact: Died in childbirth

Notes for ELIZABETH CALLAHAN:
FAMILY STORY:

"Elizabeth was the mistress of George Washington for many years.  He was the father of all her children. Several were born while Adeline Cumby Mayo, George Washinton's wife, was living.  Elizabeth had her  house on George's property less than 1/8 mile across the field from the home of George and Adeline and their children.   All the children played together. [Information from Karl Mayo]

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WHAT THE RECORDS SHOW:

Listed 1870 Louisiana Census, Vernon Parish,  as Elizabeth Owens, head of household, children also have last name of Owens, also listed with her is Daniel Mayo age 17, son of Alfred Mayo, Jr.  She is living next to George and Adeline Mayo.  In the 1880 Vernon Parish, Louisiana Census Martin P., Lucinda J. and Lucky are listed with the last name Mayo.  
					
	1  	Elizabeth Owens	
	2  	Mary Owens			
	2  	Martin P. Owens                             		
	2  	Lucinda J. Owens	
	2  	Lucky Owens			

More About ELIZABETH CALLAHAN:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census 1: 1850, Holmes County, Florida, with parents.
Census 2: 1860, Not found
Census 3: 1870, Louisiana Census, Vernon Parish, Elizabeth Owens
Census 4: 1880, Louisiana Census, Vernon Parish, Ward 6. as widow Elizabeth Mayo
Fact: Elizabeth and Adeline Callahan, wife of Alfred Mayo, Jr.,  were sisters
	
Children of GEORGE MAYO and EMILY are:
15.	i.	ELIZABETH4 MAYO, b. February 24, 1848, Holmes County, Florida; d. January 24, 1928, Hutton, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
16.	ii.	ELSY ANN MAYO, b. April 20, 1849, Holmes County, Florida; d. November 20, 1919, Slagle, Louisiana.

Children of GEORGE MAYO and ADELINE CUMBY are:
17.	iii.	PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, b. April 20, 1852, Holmes County, Florida; d. November 20, 1900, Leesville, Louisiana.
18.	iv.	ELIJAH LIGHT MAYO, b. August 06, 1853, Holmes County, Florida; d. January 31, 1928, Leesville, Louisiana.
19.	v.	VINA ANN MAYO, b. 1855, Holmes County, Florida; d. 1881, Hicks , Rapides Parish, Louisiana.
20.	vi.	ALFRED THOMAS MAYO, b. October 08, 1859, Holmes County, Florida; d. 1934, Merryville, Louisiana.
	vii.	MARY EMMA MAYO, b. Abt. 1861, Holmes County, Florida; m. WILLIAM COLUMBUS JOWERS; b. August 19, 1859, Henry County, Georgia.
	viii.	CHARLES [MACK] CHOICE MAYO, b. May 1866, Holmes County, Florida; m. HARRIET E. THOMPSON.
21.	ix.	EARLY EDMOND MAYO, b. March 26, 1871, Hicks , Rapides Parish, Louisiana; d. October 10, 1953, Slagel, Louisiana.

Children of GEORGE MAYO and ELIZABETH CALLAHAN are:
	x.	GILBERT E.4 MAYO, b. December 1876, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; m. SOPHRONIA A. JOHNSON; b. March 1882, Louisiana.

More About GILBERT E. MAYO:
Census 1: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census 2: 1900, Louisiana Soundex with Daniel Johnson

	xi.	GEORGE WASHINGTON MAYO, JR., b. July 04, 1877, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. June 16, 1951, Louisianna; m. MASIE WEEKS, December 13, 1897, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About GEORGE WASHINGTON MAYO, JR.:
Burial: Walnut Hill, Leesville, Louisianna
Census: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

6.  ALFRED F.3 MAYO (ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1828 in Jackson County, Florida, and died Bef. 1870 in Unknown.  He married (1) ADELINE CALLAHAN Abt. 1850 in Holmes County, Florida.  She was born 1834 in Alabama, and died Abt. 1858 in Holmes County, Florida.  He married (2) MELISSA SIMMONS Aft. 1860.  She was born 1844 in Coffee, Alabama, and died 1874.

Notes for ALFRED F. MAYO:
FAMILY STORY:

Served in the Civil war.  Florida 11th Inf, Co K.  He was with General Lee at Appomattox Court House in Virginia when Lee surrendered to General Grant.  He did not have transportation from that area to his home in Florida, he walked the entire distance back to his home and his family. [Information from Karl Mayo].

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RECORDS SHOW:

There are no further records for Alfred Franklin in Florida after the 1860 census. Since he does not show in the 1870 census, it is not known whether he made it back to Florida and his whereabouts is unknown.  

The 1870 Florida census shows his daughter Christian (Creecy) Catherine Mayo, age 15, living with Adeline Callahan's brother Haynes Callahan, and the 1870 Louisiana census shows his son Daniel P. Mayo, age 17, living with Elizabeth Callahan, Adeline's sister.  There is no record for Thomas Y. Mayo, the youngest son, after the 1860 Florida census and he is presumed to be deceased by that time.  THESE ARE THE ONLY PROVEN CHILDREN OF ALFRED FRANKLIN MAYO.

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MILITARY:

FLORIDA IITH INFANTRY REGIMENT Organization: Organized by the consolidation of the 4th Infantry Battalion, two companies of the 2nd Infantry Battalion and one independent company on June 8,1864. Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia, on April 9,1865.
First Commander: Theodore W. Brevard (Colonel)
Field Officers: John H. Gee (Major) 
James F. McClellan (Lieutenant Colonel) 
Assignment: Perry's-Finegan's Brigade, Anderson's-Mahone's Division, 3rd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia (June 1864-April 1865)
Battles: Petersburg Siege (June 1864-April 1865)
Weldon Railroad (June 23,1864) Reams' Station (June 30,1864) 
Weldon Railroad (August 21,1864) 
Bellfield (December 9,1864)
Hatcher's Run (February 5-7, 1865) 
Farmville (April 7,1865) 
Appomattox Court House (April 9,1865)

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NOTE:

It is my opinion that Alfred F. was deceased before 1868 since his surviving children Daniel and Christian have been taken in by family members.  Elizabeth Callahan Owens gave birth to a child in August 1869 (census) in Louisiana.  Therefore, Daniel probably went with George Washington Mayo in ca 1868 to Louisiana, they show on the 1870 Louisiana census.

More About ALFRED F. MAYO:
Census 1: 1830, Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 2: 1838, State Census of Jackson County Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 3: 1840, Walton County,  Alfred  Mayo
Census 4: 1850, Holmes County, Florida Census with Adline
Census 5: 1860, Holmes County, Florida census no wife, three children. Richard Mayo family
Census 6: 1870, Not on census
Fact 1: Birthplace in all census records is Florida not Georgia
Fact 2: Middle name may be Franklin
Military: CSA 11th Infantry Co. K, Florida

More About ADELINE CALLAHAN:
Census 1: 1850, Census, shown with Alfred Mayo, no children
Census 2: 1860, Not on census

Notes for MELISSA SIMMONS:
RECORDS SHOW:

There are no records to prove that Melissa Simmons was ever married to Alfred Franklin Mayo.

Melissa Simmons did live in Holmes County Florida as is proven by the 1870 Florida census. With her are two children Alfred Davis Mayo, age 8 and Emmeline Mayo, age 5.  It is possible that Alfred Davis might be the son of Alfred F. Mayo, however there is no documentation for this.  Alfred F. Mayo was probably still in Holmes County in 1862 before his inlistment in the army.  The surrender occurred April 9, 1865, in Virginia. It is unlikely that he was the father of Emmeline age 5 in August of 1870(census), therefore born by August of 1865.  

Melissa is said to have had another son Wade Mayo.  [His middle name is said to be Hampton by his descendants]

1880 Florida, Holmes County census has a Wade Mayo, an 8 year old mulatto, found to be living with Gardiner Simmons, the parents of Melissa.  We know that Alfred F. Mayo and Melissa Simmons were white.  The definition of mulatto is one white parent and one black parent, so who is his father if he is a child of Melissa Simmons??  

1880 Florida, Escambia County census has a Wade Hampton Mayo, age 7, living with a Mark Mayo.

Thereis no documentation that shows Wade Mayo as a child of Alfred F. Mayo.  

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FAMILY STORY:

Wade Hampton told his family that "he was an only child.  He was raised by his grandmothers, and he knew her [CATHERINE MAYO] well, as a small child. She was 67 when he was born, his mother, Charity Malissa Simmons died when he was three years old.  He was her only child". [Information from Marie Johnson] 

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RECORDS SHOW:

Catherine Mayo was in Louisiana before the birth of Wade as proven by 1860 census records
and deceased before Wade was even born.

He was not the "ONLY" child of Melissa Simmons as shown by census records.

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NOTE:
There are no further records for Alfred F. Mayo in Florida after the 1860 census.  It is my observation that the two children, Emmeline and Wade, probably carried the name Mayo only because their Mother did, as in the case of  Matilda Norris Mayo wife of Richard Mayo, brother to Alfred F., and her two sons, Reason H. and James Z., born after the death of Richard.  

More About MELISSA SIMMONS:
Census: 1870, Holmes County, Florida

Marriage Notes for ALFRED MAYO and MELISSA SIMMONS:
There is no documentation to prove this marriage.  Needs further study!! 
	
Children of ALFRED MAYO and ADELINE CALLAHAN are:
22.	i.	DANIEL P.4 MAYO, b. 1855, Holmes County, Florida.
	ii.	CHRISTIAN (CREECY) CATHERINE MAYO, b. 1856, Holmes County, Florida.

Notes for CHRISTIAN (CREECY) CATHERINE MAYO:
Christian went to live with her mother's brother Haynes Callahan after the death of Alfred Mayo.

More About CHRISTIAN (CREECY) CATHERINE MAYO:
Census 1: 1860, Holmes County, Florida, with father
Census 2: 1870, Living in the home of Haines Callahan, [uncle]
Fact 1: Name came from 1870 Florida census.

	iii.	THOMAS YOUNGBLOOD MAYO, b. 1858, Holmes County, Florida; d. Bef. 1870, Holmes County, Florida.

More About THOMAS YOUNGBLOOD MAYO:
Census: 1860, On the 1860 but not the 1870 Florida census
Fact: The initial "Y" could be for Youngblood

Child of ALFRED MAYO and MELISSA SIMMONS is:
23.	iv.	ALFRED DAVIS4 MAYO, SR, b. January 12, 1862, Florida; d. October 06, 1945, Walton County, Florida.

7.  SAMUEL YOUNGBLOOD3 MAYO (ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1829 in Jackson County, Florida, and died January 07, 1863 in Vicksburg, Mississippi.  He married SUSAN WATSON Abt. 1860 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana.  She was born 1840 in Georgia, and died in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

Notes for SAMUEL YOUNGBLOOD MAYO:
He went to Louisiana with his family.

1860 Vernon Parish Louisiana shows Samuel Mayo, Stephen D. Hagen, Gabrial McLeod, Simon Martin, Martin Mayo all living next to each other.  Samuel had his wife, mother, and brother, Ezekiel, living with him on his farm, at the time  the 1860 census for Rapides Parish, Louisiana was taken.  He was a farmer, his real estate was valued at $640.  Personal property was valued at $680.  

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			THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 
CertificateNo. 14365			
			To All To Whom These Presents Shall Come, Greeting:

                               Whereas  Samuel Y. Mayo, of Rapides Parish, Louisiana  has deposited in the General Land Office of the United States, a Certificate of the Register of the Land Office at Natchitoches, Louisiana, whereby it appears that full payment has been by the said Samuel Y. Mayo according to the provisions of the Act of Congress approved 24th April, 1820, "An Act making further provision for the sale of the Public Lands," for the South East quarter, the North half of the South West quarter, the South East quarter of the North West quarter, and the South West quarter of the North East quarter of Section seven in Township two of Range six in the District of Lands subject to sale at  Natchitoches, Louisiana, containing three hundred, and nineteen acres and fifty two hundredths of an acre  according to the Official Plat of the Survey of the said Land returned to the GENERAL LAND OFFICE by the SURVEYOR GENERAL which said tracts have been purchased by the said Samuel Y. Mayo. 
								Now Know Ye, that the
UNITED STATES of AMERICA, in consideration of the premises, and in conformity with the several acts of Congress in such case made and provided, HAVE GIVEN AND GRANTED, and by these presents DUE GIVE AND GRANT,  unto the said Samuel Y. Mayo, and to his heirs,  the said tracts above described: To have and to hold the same, together with all the rights, privileges, immunities, and  appurtenances, of whatsoever nature, hereunto belonging unto the said Samuel Y. Mayo and to her heirs and assigns forever.

     In testimony whereof I James Buchanan
         President of the United States of America have caused these letters to be
         Patent, and the Seal of the GENERAL LAND OFFICE to be hereunto affixed.
	      Given under my hand, at the City of Washington the first day of June, in the year of                        Our  Lord  one thousand eight hundred and sixty, and of the 
                      Independence of the United States the eighty fourth.
	By the President: James Buchanan
                          		By J.A. Leonard, Secretary
		               J. N. Granger, Recorder of General Land Office

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Confederate Research Sources
Volume 2
M
page 930
Mayo, Samuel Y.,Pvt. Co. C, 27th La. Inf. En. Rapides, La., April 30, 1862. Roll to May 1, 1862, Present or absent not stated. Rolls from June, 1862, to Nov., 1862, Present. Roll to Dec., 1862, Died at Vicksburg, Jan. 7, 1863.

The Vicksburg Campaign , in the American Civil War, the operations from November, 1862 to July, 1863 that culminated in the capture by General Grant of the fortified Confederate city of Vicksburg, Mississippi. Siege operations began May 22, 1863 when General Grant tightened his grip on the city, which soon began to run short of food, many inhabitants moved into caves to escape the shelling.  On July 3,1863 Lt. General John Pemberton asked for terms and the next surrendered his whole force 37, 000 men and 172 cannons.

COMPENDUM OF CONFEDERATE ARMIES LOUISIANA

LOUISIANA 27TH INFANTRY REGIMENT Organization.- Organized at Camp Moore in April 1862. Regiment surrendered at Vicksburg, Warren County, Mississippi on July 4, 1863. Paroled at Vicksburg, Warren County, Mississippi in July 1863. Declared exchanged in the fall of 1863. Those members of the regiment east of the Mississippi River was consolidated with similar portions of the 3rd, 17th, 21st (Smith's-Higgins'- Patton's), 22nd (Theard's-Herrick's), 26th, 29th and 31st Infantry Regiments and designated as the 22nd Consolidated Infantry Regiment at Enterprise, Mississippi on January 26, 1864. They became part of Company F, of that regiment. Balance of regiment reorganized at Alexandria in the summer of 1864. Surrendered by General E. K. Smith, commanding Trans-Mississippi Department, on May 26, 1865. 
First Commander: Leon D. Marks (Colonel) 
Field Officers.- Jesse M. Cooper (Major) 
Laurin L. McLaurin (Lieutenant Colonel)
Alexander S. Norwood (Major, Colonel) 
George Tucker (Major) 
Assignments: Coast Defenses, Department #1 (April-May 1862)
Department #1 (May 1862)
Defenses of Vicksburg, Department #1 (May-June 1862) 
Smith's Brigade, Department of Southern Mississippi and East Louisiana (June- July 1862) 
Smith's Brigade, District of the Mississippi, Department #2 (July 1862) 2nd/3rd Sub-district, District of the Mississippi, Department #2 (July-October 1862) 
Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana (October 1862) 
2nd Military District, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana (October- December 1862) Unattached, 2nd Military District, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana (December 1862-January 1863) 
Unattached, Smith's Division, 2nd Military District, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana (January-February 1863) 
Lee's Brigade, Smith's Division, 2nd Military District, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana (March-April 1863) 
Lee's-Shoup's Brigade, Smith's Division, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana (April-July 1863)
Thomas' Brigade, Polignac's Division, District of West Louisiana, Trans-Mississippi Department (August 1863-September 1864) 
Scott's Brigade, Adams' Cavalry Division, Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana [Companies A & D; mounted] (May-June 1864)
Ist (Thomas') Louisiana Brigade, 2nd (Polignac's) Division, Ist Corps, Trans- Mississippi Department (September 1864-May 1865) 
Battles: Vicksburg Bombardments (May 18-July 27, 1862) 
vs. Greenville Expedition (April 2-14, 1863)
Vicksburg Campaign (May-July 1863) 
Vicksburg Siege (May-July 1863) 

Company C (Rapides Terribles) Stationed at Camp Tucker, March 23-May 1, 1862. Stationed at Camp Norwood, May-June 1862. Stationed at Vicksburg, Mississippi, July ]-November 1, 1862. Station not stated, November-December 1862.

H. V. McCain
Montgomery La.
Jany 7th 1863        
Confederate Soldiers that died at Vicksburg are interred at Soldiers Rest, Cedar Hill (the Vicksburg City) Cemetery.  The City of Vicksburg served as a major hospital center  in the early years of the Civil War. A section in the  Cedar Hill (Vicksburg City ) Cemetery was set aside to  provide a fitting burial place for Confederate soldiers who died of sickness or wounds. Known as "Soldier's Rest," the plot in Cedar Hill Cemetery is the final resting place for an estimated 5,000 Confederate soldiers.  A local undertaker, Mr. J.Q. Arnold, was hired by the Confederate government to bury Southern soldiers and carried out those duties throughout the Siege of  Vicksburg.  Mr. Arnold meticulously maintained records of the soldiers he buried, assigning each one a  grave number. Regrettably, his list and map of  the cemetery disappeared after the siege.  However, a portion of his list was discovered  in the early 1960s with the name, rank,     company, unit, and date of death for 1,600 soldiers. Approximately 3,500 names are unknown.  The document is part of the archival records at the Old Courthouse Museum, 1008  Cherry Street, Vicksburg, MS 39180 (601)  636-0741.  Due to the disappearance of Mr. Arnold's records, only a few  private headstones marked the plot until 1893. On April 26 of that year, the ladies of the Confederate Memorial Association dedicated a beautiful stone monument featuring the standing figure of a Confederate soldier. It was not until the early 1980s,  following the discovery of the partial list, that headstones were erected through the combined effort of the United Daughters of  the Confederacy (UDC) and the Veterans' Administration. The stones are arranged with military precision and placed in state  groupings. In 1998, an additional 72 headstones were erected by the UDC and Sons of Confederate Veterans to honor soldiers whose identities were established on the second list  which surfaced in the collection of the Old Court House  Museum.    Partial list of Confederate interments Confederate Soldiers at Soldiers Rest, Cedar Hill Cemetery  (the Vicksburg City) Vicksburg, Mississippi

Samuel Y. Mayo Co. C 27th Regiment  Louisiana buried Jan 7 1863  Grave # 616 Soldiers Rest, Cedar Hill Cemetery, Vicksburg, Mississippi.  Varanda Hospital                       

More About SAMUEL YOUNGBLOOD MAYO:
Burial: Mississippi Confededate Cemetery, Vicksburg, Mississippi
Census 1: 1830, Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 2: 1838, State Census Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 3: 1840, Walton County,  Alfred  Mayo
Census 4: 1850, Holmes County, Florida
Census 5: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Military: CSA 27th Infantry Co. C. Louisiana

More About SUSAN WATSON:
Burial: Woods Cemetery [Ft. Polk #10] Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census 1: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 2: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana, widow [Woods]
	
Child of SAMUEL MAYO and SUSAN WATSON is:
24.	i.	ALFRED4 MAYO, b. December 1861, Rapides Parish, Louisiana; d. 1938, Fullerton, Louisiana.

8.  CATHERINE3 MAYO (ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 18, 1830 in Jackson County, Florida, and died April 1910 in Trinity County, Texas.  She married JAMES THOMAS FRENCH, SR Abt. 1849 in Holmes County, Florida.  He was born January 17, 1822 in Alabama, and died April 18, 1877 in Trinity County, Texas.

Notes for CATHERINE MAYO:
Catherine Mayo and Thomas French  probably arrived in Louisiana about 1858.  

"Trinity County Cemeteries", compiled and Edited by Trinity County Historical Commission shows "Caroline Mayo French and James Thomas French" both buried in two cemeteries: French Memorial Cemetery and Millican/Milligan Cemetery.  Both cemeteries found in Trinity County, Texas.

More About CATHERINE MAYO:
Census 1: 1830, Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 2: 1838, State Census Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 3: 1840, Walton County, Florida census, Alfred Mayo
Census 4: 1850, Holmes County, Florida census, Thomas J. French
Census 5: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana census, Thomas J. French
Census 6: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, Thomas J. French
Fact 1: Sunny Mayfield Allcorn contributed to this file

Notes for JAMES THOMAS FRENCH, SR:
James Thomas French appears to be the " French, Thomas., Pvt. Company C, 27th Regt. Louisiana Infantry enlisted Rapides Parish, Louisiana, April 30, 1862.  Present on all Rolls to December 1862.  Appears on Roll of Prisoners of War, captured  at Vicksburg, Mississippi July 4, 1863.  Paroled at Alexandria, Louisiana June 19, 1865.  Residence Rapides Parish, Louisiana."  " Records of Louisiana Confederate Soldiers and Louisiana Confederate Commands", compiled by Andrew B. Booth, Commissioner Louisiana Military Records. 1984. Volumes 1 and 11, A-G.

"Trinity County Cemeteries", compiled and Edited by Trinity County Historical Commission shows "Caroline Mayo French and James Thomas French" both buried in two cemeteries: French Memorial Cemetery and Millican/Milligan Cemetery.  Both cemeteries found in Trinity Co., Texas.

More About JAMES THOMAS FRENCH, SR:
Census 1: 1850, Holmes County, Florida
Census 2: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 3: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
	
Children of CATHERINE MAYO and JAMES FRENCH are:
25.	i.	JAMES THOMAS4 FRENCH, JR, b. April 10, 1851, Holmes County, Florida.
	ii.	CHARLES H. FRENCH, b. 1852, Holmes County, Florida; d. Abt. 1876.

More About CHARLES H. FRENCH:
Census 1: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 2: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana

26.	iii.	ALMARANDA ELLA FRENCH, b. 1856, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana; d. 1910.
27.	iv.	THOMAS FRENCH, b. 1858, Rapides Parish, Louisiana.
	v.	GEORGE WASHINGTON FRENCH, b. 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana; m. A. PATTERSON.

More About GEORGE WASHINGTON FRENCH:
Census: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana

28.	vi.	WILLIAM FRENCH, b. 1863, Rapides Parish, Louisiana; d. 1930.
29.	vii.	CATHERINE FRENCH, b. 1865, Rapides Parish, Louisiana; d. 1888.
	viii.	DELIANNA [DOLLY] FRENCH, b. 1868, Rapides Parish, Louisiana.

More About DELIANNA [DOLLY] FRENCH:
Census: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana

30.	ix.	MARY ELIZABETH FRENCH, b. February 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana.
31.	x.	HENRY JACKSON FRENCH, b. 1872; d. 1943.
32.	xi.	DORA A. FRENCH, b. March 07, 1874, Texas; d. December 1907, Riverside, Walker County, Texas.

9.  EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO (ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1836 in Jackson County, Florida, and died August 05, 1895 in Grant Parish, Louisiana.  She married STEVEN DECATUR COMMODORE HAGAN, JR. Abt. 1854 in Holmes County, Florida.  He was born 1825 in Georgia, and died Bef. 1880 in Grant Parish, Louisiana.

Notes for EMILY [EMELINE] MAYO:
Richard and Emily are twins.

More About EMILY [EMELINE] MAYO:
Burial: Dry Prong Cemetery, Dry Prong, Louisiana
Census 1: 1838, State Census Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 2: 1840, Walton County, Alfred  Mayo
Census 3: 1850, Holmes County Census shows Emily not Emiline, Alfred Mayo
Census 4: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana census, Steven Hagan
Census 5: 1880, Grant Parish, Louisiana Census with Wm Valentine.
Fact 1: Lena Taylor and Margaret Ella Davis Pohl contributed to this file

Notes for STEVEN DECATUR COMMODORE HAGAN, JR.:
1860 Vernon Parish Louisiana shows Samuel Mayo, Stephen D. Hagen, Gabrial McLeod, Simon Martin all living next to each other

More About STEVEN DECATUR COMMODORE HAGAN, JR.:
Burial: Dry Prong Cemetery, Dry Prong, Louisiana
Census 1: 1850, Holmes County, Florida Census, F# 13
Census 2: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana Census
Fact: Margaret Ella Davis Pohl contributed to this file.
	
Children of EMILY MAYO and STEVEN HAGAN are:
33.	i.	JULIA ANN4 HAGAN, b. February 16, 1855, Holmes County, Florida; d. March 03, 1921, Venus, Texas.
	ii.	ELSY ANN HAGAN, b. 1857, Holmes County, Florida.
34.	iii.	CATHERINE JERUSHA HAGAN, b. March 30, 1865, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. May 31, 1945.
35.	iv.	DOLLY HAGAN.
36.	v.	GEORGEANNE HAGAN.
	vi.	EMILY HAGAN, m. JOHN SHIRLEY.

More About EMILY HAGAN:
Fact: Went to Florida after divorce

More About JOHN SHIRLEY:
Fact: Went to Texas after divorce

37.	vii.	LIZZIE HAGAN.
	viii.	KATE HAGAN, b. 1868, Louisiana.

More About KATE HAGAN:
Census: 1880, Grant Parish Parish, Louisiana Census with Wm Valentine

	ix.	ELESA HAGAN, b. 1870, Louisiana.

More About ELESA HAGAN:
Census: 1880, Grant Parish Parish, Louisiana Census with Wm Valentine

10.  RICHARD COLUMBUS3 MAYO (ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1836 in Jackson County, Florida, and died April 03, 1863 in Chattahoochee, Gadsden County, Florida.  He married MATILDA CAROLINE NORRIS October 01, 1856 in Cemoyordo, Holmes County, Florida.  She was born March 19, 1838 in Alabama, and died March 02, 1922 in Holmes County, Florida.

Notes for RICHARD COLUMBUS MAYO:
Richard and Matilda went to live with Alfred, Jr. after the death of his wife Adeline Callahan so that Matilda could care for Alfred's three children, Daniel, Christian Catherine (Creecy), and Thomas. (1860 Holmes Co census)

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Mayo Richard  Co. I, 6th Florida Infantry. Private Private  Box  000225, Extraction 0006, Record 00000363   

Richard enlisted at Cerro Gorda, Holmes Co.  March 14, 1862  in Capt. Hagan's Company (Co. I) of the Florida  6th Infantry in the Civil War. The 1st and 6th Infantry units were activated in Chattahoochee.  He was stationed at Fort Chattahoochee Arsenal in Gadsen Co.  and died of Typhoid Pneumonia while on active duty  leaving his wife Matilda with two young children to raise, Mary Catherine. and Joel Columbus.  Richard is buried at a Civil War Cemetery located near the hospital, Take highway 90 east of Chattahoochee about half mile past the elementary school.  It is between the old railroad tracks (now a dirt road) and the creek about a hundred yards south of the highway. The hospital was located on the grounds of the Florida State Hospital and is now used as the Administration Building.

COMPENDIUM OF CONFEDERATE ARMIES  FLORIDA

FLORIDA 6TH INFANTRY REGMENT Organization. Individual companies mustered into Confederate service for three years between March 14 and April 14, 1862. Regiment organized at Chattahoochee on April 14,1862. Surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia, on April 9,1865. First Commander: Jesse J. Finley (Colonel) 
Field Officers: Robert H. M. Davidson (Major, Lieutenant Colonel)
Daniel L. Kenan (Major, Lieutenant Colonel, Colonel) 
Angus D. McLean (Lieutenant Colonel, Colonel) 
Assignments: Department of Middle and Eastern Florida (April-June 1862) 
Unattached, Department of East Tennessee (June-July 1862)
Davis' Brigade, Heth's Division, Department of East Tennessee (July-December 1862) Davis'-Jackson's-Maxwell's-Trigg's Brigade, Department of East Tennessee (December 1862-September 1863) 
Trigg's Brigade, Preston's Division, Buckner's Corps, Army of Tennessee (September-October 1863)
Trigg's Brigade, Buckner's Division, lst Corps, Army of Tennessee (October- November 1863) 
Florida Brigade, Bate's Division, 2nd Corps, Army of Tennessee (November 1863-February 1864) 
Florida Brigade, Bate's Division, Ist Corps, Army of Tennessee (February 1864-April 1865) 
Battles. Chickamauga (September 19-20,1863) 
Chattanooga Siege (September-November 1863) 
Chattanooga (November 23-25, 1863) 
Atlanta Campaign (May-September 1864) 
New Hope Church (May 25-June 5,1864)
Dallas (May 28,1864) 
Atlanta (July 22, 1864) 
Ezra Church (July 28,1864) 
Atlanta Siege (July-September 1864) 
Jonesboro (August 3 1 -September 1, 1864) 
Franklin (November 30,1864) 
Nashville (December 15-16,1864) 
Carolinas Campaign (February-April 1865) 
Bentonville (March 19-21,1865) 

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From  BettyMaeS@aol.com Jan 12,1999.  A sizeable number of men from the 6th Infantry became ill while training in that area.  Many were left behind when the unit went north, including my own ancestor John Butler and his brother Job.  While my ancestors lived to rejoin the unit, it is my understanding that something in the neighborhood of 70 men died and are buried somewhere near what is now the State Hospital (though I could be wrong about the location).  I read somewhere that the "fever" to which they succumbed was suspected to be yellow fever.

More About RICHARD COLUMBUS MAYO:
Burial: Confederate Cemetery, Chattahoochee, Gadsden County, Florida
Census 1: 1838, State Census Jackson County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 2: 1840, Walton County, Alfred  Mayo
Census 3: 1850, Holmes County, Florida , Alfred Mayo
Census 4: 1860, Holmes County, F# 20, H#20 P. O.  Cerro Gorda,  Alfred Mayo, Jr.
Fact 1: Richard and Emily are twins.
Military service:  Company (Co. I) of the Florida  6th Infantry

Notes for MATILDA CAROLINE NORRIS:
Matilda Caroline  Mayo had two sons who were born after Richard Columbus died. 
Reason Hartley Mayo born 1870 and James Zinnamon Mayo born 1875.  Their father is unknown.

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			THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 
			
			To All To Whom These Presents Shall Come, Greeting:

Homestead Certificate No. 8688    
Application 13116                             Whereas these has been deposited in the General Land Office
(United States a Certificate of the Register of the Land Office at Gainesville Florida, whereby it appears that, pursuant to the Act of Congress approved 20th May, 1862, "To secure Homesteads to actual settlers on the public domain, " and the acts supplemental hereto, the claim of Matilda C. Mayo has been established and duly consummated in conformity to law for the West half of the North East quarter and the North East quarter of the North West quarter of Section 24, in Township four North of Range Seventeen West of Tallahassee Meridian in Florida containing one hundred nineteen acres and Eighty hundredths of an acre according to the Official Plat of the Survey of the said Land returned to the GENERAL LAND OFFICE by the SURVEYOR GENERAL: 

Now Know Ye, That is therefore granted by the UNITED STATES unto the said Matilda C. Mayo the tract of above described. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD  the said tract of land with the appurtenances thereby the said Matilda C. Mayo and to her heirs and assigns forever.

     In testimony whereof I, Benjamin Harrison
         President of the United States of America have caused these letters to be
         Patent, and the Seal of the GENERAL LAND OFFICE to be hereunto affixed.
	      Given under my hand, at the City of Washington the 4th day of May, in the year of  Our                              Lord  one thousand eight hundred and ninety one, and of the
                      Independence of the United States the one hundred and fifteenth.
	By the President: Benjamin Harrison

                          		By Ellen Macfarland, Asst. Secretary
		               J. M. Townsend, Recorder of General Land Office
			 
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She applied for a pension on Mar. 18, 1898.  She reapplied on July 29, 1899 and was approved Sept. 30, 1899 for $60/year.  She applied again July 20, 1909 and  received same until July 1, 1913  when the pension was increased to $150/year.  (Ref. CSA Pension File, A00051, Richard Mayo, Florida State Archives)		
				
Conveyance to Sanford Lumber Company

Know All Men by these Presents, that I, Matilda C. Mayo [widow[ hereinafter called grantor, for and in consideration of Fifty [$50.00] Dollars, in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do bargain, sell, convey and grant into Sanford Lumber Company, a corporation of the State of Florida, hereinafter called grantee and assigns, all the trees from which can be cut now, or at any time during the two years hereinafter mentioned, merchantable saw logs, now growing and standing on the following described lands in Holmes County, State of Florida, to wit:

W1/2 of N1/4 & NE1/4 of NW1/4 Sec. 24, Tp. 4 N of R17 W Containing 120 acres more or less.  Timber is to cut any length 12 inches at the stump and 10 inches at the stump 20 feet and up in length.

And grantor further grants unto the said grantee and assigns, full license at any and all  times during the two years herein mentioned to enter upon, pass on, over across and through the said land or any other unenclosed lands which now, or may hereafter within said time belong to, or be controlled by grantor with men, animals, carts and vehicles, animal or steam, for the purpose of cutting, removing or manufacturing said trees or any part thereof, or for the purpose of hauling or running timber or logs, cut from other lands which now or may hereafter within said time belong to or be controlled by the said grantee, and assigns, and to that end, may construct, maintain and operate over and across the said lands and other closed lands belonging to or controlled by grantor, dirt roads, railroads, ditches or canals, as the said grantee, or assigns, may deem necessary or expedient for the said purposes.  All railroads or other structures capable of removal, put upon the said land by the said grantee, or assigns, may be removed by him or them at any time before the expiration of the two years herein mentioned.  All licenses and privileges herein before granted shall be held and enjoyed by the said grantee, and assigns for the full period of 2 years from the date hereof, and no longer.  And grantor hereby covenants to and with the said grantee and assigns that grantor is well seized of the said property and has a good right to convey the same.  That is is unencumbered and that grantor, heirs, executors and administrators, the said property in the quiet and peaceful possession of the said grantee and assigns shall and will warrant and defend.

In Witness Whereof Grantor has hereunto set her hand and seal this 29th day of June 1903.
Signed, sealed and delivered				her
and the presence of:			Matilda C. x  Mayo (Seal) 
J.A.J. Hathaway				               mark
D.J. Paul
"29th erased and "June"  written in after, before signing."

State of Florida
County of Holmes--  J.A.J. Hathaway, County Judge, in and for said  State and County, hereby certify that Matilda C. Mayo [widow] Known to me to be the individual described and whose name is signed to the foregoing conveyance, came before me and acknowledged on this day that being informed of the contents of the conveyance she executed the same voluntarily on the day the same bears date and for the uses and purposes therein set forth.  Given under my hand and official seal this 29th day of June AD 1903. 
			[Seal]	J.A.J. Hathaway
				County Judge
				Holmes County, Fla.

I hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct copy of the
original as file for record this the
11th day of July AD 1903.
           W.H. Brett, Jr
           Clerk Circuit Court
					
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Warranty Deed.
State of Florida,
County of Holmes 

     Know all men by these presents That I, Matilda C. Mayo for and in consideration of one hundred DOLLARS, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do bargain, sell, convey and grant unto R. H. Mayo his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, forever the following described property, to-wit: 
     The West half of the North East quarter [ W1/2 of NE1/4] of Section Twenty four [24] in Township Four [4] North of Range Seventeen [17] West, Containing Eighty acres, more or less. 
     Together with all and singular, the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances hereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, free from all exemptions and right of homestead.
     And I covenant that I am well seized of the said property and have a good right to convey the same; that it is free from encumbrance, and that I and my heirs, executors and administrators the said grantee his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, in the quiet and peaceful possession and enjoyment thereof, against all persons lawfully claiming the same, shall and will forever warrant and defend.
     I retaining control and possession of my home on the said land during life, reserving the right to use wood and so much of the said land as I may desire to cultivate.  
     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here unto set my hand and seal this 29th day of November A.D. 1904.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the Presents of 
I. G. W. Melvin			           her
				Matilda C. Mayo       [SEAL]
				          mark

State of Florida, 
County of Holmes
     Before the subscriber personally appeared Matilda C. Mayo known to me to be the individual described, and acknowledged that she executed the following instrument for the uses and purposes therein set forth, 
     Given under my hand and official seal this 29th day of November A.D. 1904
				          Duncan Wilks
			[SEAL] 		     Notary Public
				   My Commission Expires January 12, 1905

Filed and Recorded December 8, 1909 and record verified.
				      W.H. Brett Jr.,
 					     Clerk Circuit Court
				      By W.V. Mayfield
					     Deputy Clerk

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THE FLORIDA GENEALOGIST    SPRING 1994 
HOLMES COUNTY PENSIONERS, 1911 Contributed by Linda Pazies Kleback
The following is taken from the Holmes County, Advertiser, 5 August 1911, p. 2: 

The following is a list of those drawing pensions in Holmes County, and their post office address:
Jasper Taylor, Esto; Levi Smith, Esto; Hardy M. Steverson, Bonifay; Warren D. Jackson, Ponce de Leon; John J. Perkins, Esto; Jas. Yawn, Esto; Noah M. Carroll, Westville; Hugh Campbell, Noma Charles M. Standley, Dady Solomon Crosby, Westville; Z. Reeder, Westville; William D. Padgett, Dady John E. Parrett, Westville; F.C. Pennington, Black, Ala.; William R. Bradley, Geneva, Ala.; John D. Sowell, Black, Ala.; B.F. Matthews, Black, Ala.; Andrew J. Davis, Bonifay; William Sapp, Noma;

WIDOWS: Adrianna D. Crews, Bonifay; Charity A. McDuffie, Black, Ala.; Mary Grant, Bonifay; Mary S. Clark, Esto; Elizabeth Commander, Ponce de Leon; Mary J. Syfrett, Noma; Manerva R. Roland, Westville; Sarah F. Mathis, Ponce de Leon;  Wm. R. Ellis, Bonifay; John W. Carter, Bonifay; J.R. Mills, Esto; Michael Watford, Black, Ala.; William M. Hawkins, Westville; Jos. Crenshaw, Ponce de Leon; Calvin P. Grant, Bonifay; John R. Martin, Bonifay; William A. Cumbie, Westville; James F. Davis, Ponce de Leon; Elbert Peacock, Westville; R. S. Armstrong, Bonifay; William McDonald, Ponce de Leon; Daniel Morrison, Westville; Jeremiah J. Hicks, Bonifay; J.R. Davis, Black, Ala.; John E. Hooten, Noma; John West, Bonifay; Matilda C. Mayo, Ponce de Leon; Martha S. Slaughter, Westville; Margaret Sasnett, Westville; Nancy J. Stanley, Ponce de Leon; Martha Player, Bonifay; Polly Ann Dukes, Ponce de Leon; Cynthia Glass, Dady; Sarah Sellars, Westville; 

Florida 6th Infantry Co. I 

NORRIS         WILLIAM       PV   14MAR62                                                                
NORRIS         JAMES         PV   14MAR62                                                                
NORRIS         FELIX         PV   14MAR62                                                                
NORRIS         BENJAMIN      PV   14MAR62                  MUSICIAN                             
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A00051  MAYO          Richard D.          6th Regt Inf  

More About MATILDA CAROLINE NORRIS:
Burial: Buried in Otter Creek Methodist Cemetery, Westville, Holmes County, Florida. next to Reason Mayo
Census 1: 1860, Holmes County, F# 20, H#20 P. O.  Cerro Gorda,  with Alfred Mayo, Jr.
Census 2: 1870, Holmes County, Florida H#312, F#312, head of household with Mary & Joel.
Census 3: 1900, Holmes Co. Florida, HH, Dw. 386, FM 384
	
Children of RICHARD MAYO and MATILDA NORRIS are:
38.	i.	MARY CATHERINE4 MAYO, b. August 1857, Holmes County, Florida; d. June 06, 1903, Holmes County, Florida.
	ii.	SAMUEL MARTIN MAYO, b. 1860, Holmes County, Florida; d. Bef. 1870, Holmes County, Florida.

More About SAMUEL MARTIN MAYO:
Census: 1860, Holmes County, Florida

39.	iii.	JOEL COLUMBUS MAYO, b. April 14, 1861, Holmes County, Florida; d. May 11, 1938, Bonifay, Florida.

11.  CAROLINE3 MAYO (ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1838 in Jackson County, Florida, and died June 26, 1914 in Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She married ABRAM GABRIEL MCLEOD August 25, 1859 in Fort Jessup, Texas or Rapides Parish, Louisiana.  He was born Abt. 1820 in Alabama, and died April 18, 1889 in Oakdale,  Calciseau Parish, Louisiana.

More About CAROLINE MAYO:
Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census 1: 1840, Holmes County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 2: 1850, Holmes County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 3: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, Abram Gabriel McLeod
Census 4: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 5: 1880, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Fact: January 09, 1907, Application for Widow's Pension CSA

Notes for ABRAM GABRIEL MCLEOD:
1860 Vernon Parish Louisiana shows Samuel Mayo, Stephen D. Hagen, Gabrial McLeod, Simon Martin, Reddick Watson, Martin Mayo all living next to each other

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Mccloud, Gabriel,Pvt. Co. I, Cons. Cres. Regt. La. Inf. Roll Jan. and Feb., 1864 (only Roll on which borne), En. Alexandria, La., June 28, 1863. Remarks: Absent, sick; sent to Taylor Hospl., Feb. 11, 1864.
 
McCloud Gabriel   I Consolidated Crescent Reg't, Louisiana Infantry. Private Private Box  000378, Extraction  0019, Record 00001944 

McLeod G.   I Consolidated Crescent Reg't, Louisiana Infantry. Private Private McCloud, Gabriel 000378 0020  00000091 

More About ABRAM GABRIEL MCLEOD:
Burial: Oakdale, Louisiana
Cause of Death: Consumption
Census 1: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisana
Census 2: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 3: 1880, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Military 1: Discharged at Jefferson, Texas, 5 May 1865
Military 2: Served in CSA, Co. I Infantry of the Consolidated Cresent Regt.

Marriage Notes for CAROLINE MAYO and ABRAM MCLEOD:
Place of marriage is listed same date, two different places in her pension applications in 1905 and 1907.
	
Children of CAROLINE MAYO and ABRAM MCLEOD are:
	i.	MARY4 MCLEOD, b. 1861, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. Bef. 1914.

More About MARY MCLEOD:
Census 1: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 2: 1880, Rapides Parish, Louisiana

	ii.	JOHN WILLIAM MCLEOD, b. 1865, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. Bef. 1914.

More About JOHN WILLIAM MCLEOD:
Census 1: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 2: 1880, Rapides Parish, Louisiana

40.	iii.	RODRICK MCLEOD, b. 1868, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
	iv.	MARTIN MCLEOD, b. 1870, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. Bef. 1914.

More About MARTIN MCLEOD:
Census: 1880, Rapides Parish, Louisiana

12.  ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO (ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born October 29, 1842 in Walton County, Florida, and died January 11, 1925 in Chopin, La Bay Spring, Louisiana.  She married (1) JOEL KINCHEON COOLEY May 15, 1858 in Burksville Newton County, Texas.  He was born 1834 in Alabama, and died August 08, 1867 in Hicks Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She met (2) THOMAS FRENCH 1871.    She met (3) JOHN BASS 1878.  He was born Abt. 1840 in North Carolina.

Notes for ANGELINE MARY MAYO:
Angeline eloped with Joel Cooley, ran off with him to Texas on horseback against her family's wishes.

Angeline did not marry  Thomas French or  John Bass.  

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FAMILY STORY:

Angeline operated a ferry across the Sabine River where Toledo Bend Reservoir is now, and she met Sam Bass who was a lawman turned outlaw. He used her place for a hideout for a while. I guess they played around a bit and John Richard was born a few months after Sam Bass got killed robbing a bank in Roundrock Texas around 1876-1877. Angeline never married, so she raised John as a Cooley.

It was said that Sam Bass had a partner in Crime that went by the name Joel COOPER, he is thought to have been Joel Cooley Jr. When Sam got killed, Joel COOPER disappeared and never was heard from again. He took the money and was gone. My grandmother, John Richard's wife had some of the gold coins from the robbery and the only way she could have gotten them would have been from Joe Cooley Jr., or was he Joel Cooper also?
[Information from Kellie Pergo]

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Information about the Mayo's from a Book " ENTANGLED WEB of BAYOU PIERRE" by Carley Ruth Basco Wright. It also contained a picture of Angeline, Thomas Pinkey, Azalie and John Bass Cooley.

The Mayo-Cooley Families Story from Leo Carson BASCO as told to him by his grandmother, Mary Angeline MAYO COOLEY; and his own story:

My mother, Rosan COOLEY, is a descendant of the famous Scott COOLEY, the Texas Ranger, and Martin MAYO from Florida. Her mother was Mary Angeline MAYO, and my mother was born in Vernon Parish, Hicks, Louisiana on 3 March 1866. She died 30 December 1939 in Gorum, Louisiana, and is buried in the Gorum Catholic Cemetery.  Mother died a Catholic, although she was from a total Protestant family, Baptist.  Mother died, leaving one son, and four daughters: Leo Carson BASCO
                                                                                                Alice BASCO PADDIE
                                                                                                Docie BASCO EDWARDS SETLIFF
                                                                                                Rosie BASCO MITCHAM
                                                                                                Clarice BASCO KERRY
My mother's father was Joel COOLEY, a Texas guy, who shared in a wagon train that moved supplies from Alexandria, Louisiana, a port on Red River, to San Antonio, Texas, which was a western outpost.  He and his brothers crossed the Sabine River at Burrs' Ferry near Leesville, Louisiana. That part of our state at that time was in No-Man's Land, and robbers were very plentiful so law had to be carried out and the Cooley's formed a body of men that took care of the situation.  Joel COOLEY was a scout for the wagons on that trail.  During this time, the Mayo's were leaving their farm on the Choctawhatchee River in Florida.  They sold their plantation, with eighty Negro slave families, and started west for the 1849 Gold Rush to California.  They traveled by land from Florida to Mobile, Alabama in a wagon train.  In Mobile, they got on a boat, headed for New Orleans, Louisiana.  After landing in New Orleans, they took up land travel once more, traveling what was then known as the Shell Road. 

On reaching  the mouth of the Red River, they again went the water route, up the Red River to a landing then known as White's Bluff that later became Alexandria, Louisiana.

There the Mayo family, led by their oldest brother Martin MAYO, hit the trail for the gold in California. Traveling the White's Bluff-San Antonia Rouge, they went west: just how far is not known but it seems that they must have reached the desert.  Funds were low, no water in sight, human skeletons lay around, old  wagons wrecked, starved horses, and nothing to eat,  so the Mayos turned back.

They traveled back to Louisiana, stopping near Calciseau, finally settling in what is now known as Hicks, Louisiana.   On the wagon trail route that has been mentioned.  Washington MAYO was one of the brothers.  Since the father of the Mayo's had died before they left Florida,  Wash or Uncle Wash as he was called, decided to gamble a wee bit, so be started a small gambling shop, and a little whiskey store with a few groceries attached.  Since the wagon trail went by his place, the rest of the family took up farming and stock raising. 

My great-grandmother, who was a Youngblood before she married my great- grandfather MAYO, lived with her sons and daughters.  Five girls and three sons living after the return to Louisiana.  

One son, Richard went east when the rest went west from Florida.  He was never heard from again. Ezekiel was deaf and dumb and lived with Martin and Wash.

Among the five girls were Emmaline, Caroline, Catherine, and Angeline.  One I don't remember her name anymore. (The name, Adaline, has been quoted as the other daughter by a descendant.}

Angeline or Mary Angeline MAYO was the mother of my mother.  She was born October 29, 1842 and died January 11, 1925.  She was the mother of Joel, Kinch, and Rosan COOLEY, and Tommy FRENCH and John BASS.

Angeline married Joel COOLEY who was connected with the freight line I have mentioned before.  She ran away from her mother and brothers when she was fourteen years old, rode behind her man, Joel, on his scout horse and married in Berksville. Texas.  I searched the county records there in 1914, and found the marriage on record there. 

In later years they came back to the Old Mayo Settlement, and my mother was born after the War between the States or the Civil War. 

Grandpa Cooley died of yellow fever, trying to haul freight over the same old route, and is buried somewhere near Calcasieu, Louisiana.  My grandmother Cooley, who was known as Aunt Sharpe or Granny Cooley, left Hicks or Flactor Community as it was then known and came to Chopin, Louisiana in Natchitoches Parish, along with her brother, Martin.  She raised her children: four boys and one girl. Rosan, the girl, met my father and married him  May 13, 1886 in what is now Gorum, Louisiana.  It was then known as Bayou Pierre Community on Bayou Pierre Creek.  

Washington MAYO descendants live in Hicks, Louisiana now.

                                                               November 8. 1962
                                                               L. C. Basco 
                                                               Carson 

More About ANGELINE MARY MAYO:
Burial: Bay Springs, Natchitoches Parish Louisiana
Census 1: 1840, Walton County, Florida, Alfred Mayo
Census 2: 1850, Holmes County, Florida Census, Alfred Mayo Sr.
Census 3: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 4: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Fact 1: Signed widow's pension application as Angeline M. Cooley
Fact 2: Information on Angeline Mayo and her descendants comes from Kellie Perego

Notes for JOEL KINCHEON COOLEY:
Served in the Civil War in Louisiana. He fought in the Civil War and died in 1867 of Yellow Fever according to  Angelines' pension records.

More About JOEL KINCHEON COOLEY:
Cause of Death: Died of Yellow Fever
Fact: Information on Cooley descendants from Kellie Perego

More About JOHN BASS:
Burial: Flatwoods Cemetery
	
Children of ANGELINE MAYO and JOEL COOLEY are:
41.	i.	JOEL4 COOLEY, b. June 1864, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. 1938, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
42.	ii.	KINCHEON COOLEY, b. December 20, 1866, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana; d. May 03, 1942, Pineville, Louisiana.
43.	iii.	ROSEANN COOLEY, b. March 03, 1867, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. December 03, 1939, Gorum, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

Child of ANGELINE MAYO and THOMAS FRENCH is:
44.	iv.	THOMAS PINKEY FRENCH4 COOLEY, b. January 06, 1872, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana; d. April 16, 1937, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.

Child of ANGELINE MAYO and JOHN BASS is:
45.	v.	JOHN BASS4 COOLEY, b. October 11, 1878, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana; d. December 01, 1947, Flatwoods, Louisiana.

Generation No. 4

13.  WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO (MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born January 05, 1852 in Holmes County, Florida, and died March 04, 1925 in DeRidder, Louisiana.  She married WILLIAM HENRY MCWILLIAMS September 15, 1876 in Corsina, Texas.  He was born June 27, 1855 in Monroe County, Mississippi, and died November 30, 1930 in DeRidder, Louisiana.

More About WINNIE ELIZABETH MAYO:
Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, DeRidder, Louisiana
Census 1: 1860, Vernon Parish, Louisiana Census , listed as William W
Census 2: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, [Winnie]
Fact 1: January 28, 1902, Mentioned as only surviving daughter in pension application of father

More About WILLIAM HENRY MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, DeRidder, Louisiana
	
Children of WINNIE MAYO and WILLIAM MCWILLIAMS are:
46.	i.	HENRY ELLISON5 MCWILLIAMS, b. August 08, 1877, Chopin, Nachitoches Parish, Louisiana; d. February 12, 1958, Stockton, California.
47.	ii.	JAMES MADISON MCWILLIAMS, b. February 19, 1879, Chopin, Nachitoches Parish, Louisiana; d. April 05, 1946, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
48.	iii.	JESSE ELI MCWILLIAMS, b. October 07, 1881, Sniders Bluff, Louisiana; d. September 08, 1970, DeRidder, Louisiana.
	iv.	NELLIE BELLE MCWILLIAMS, b. April 01, 1883, Sniders Bluff, Louisiana; d. February 03, 1926, Cisco, Calhoun County, Texas.
49.	v.	MARY EMILY MCWILLIAMS, b. October 24, 1888, Old Barnes Mill Chester, Tyler, Texas; d. Texas.
50.	vi.	CALLIE DONA R. MCWILLIAMS, b. January 24, 1894, Old Barnes Mill Chester, Tyler, Texas.

14.  MARTIN P.4 MAYO, JR. (MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born January 1872 in Louisiana.  He married CHARITY.  She was born August 1879 in Louisiana.

Notes for MARTIN P. MAYO, JR.:
                                                 THE UNITED STATES of AMERICA

Certificate
No. 21683		To All To Whom These Presents Shall Come, Greeting:

                               Whereas  Martin P. Mayo, of Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana  has deposited in the General Land Office of the United States, a Certificate of the Register of the Land Office at Natchitoches, Louisiana, whereby it appears that full payment has been by the said Martin P. Mayo according to the provisions of the Act of Congress approved 24th April, 1820, "An Act making further provision for the sale of the Public Lands,"  and the acts supplemental thereto, for the South half  of the South East quarter and the South half of the South West quarter of section thirty four in township six North of Range eight West of Louisiana Meridian in Louisiana containing one hundred, and fifty nine acres and thirty eight hundredths of an acre  according to the Official Plat of the Survey of the said Land returned to the GENERAL LAND OFFICE by the SURVEYOR GENERAL which said tracts have been purchased by the said Martin P. Mayo. 
								Now Know Ye, that the
UNITED STATES of AMERICA, in consideration of the premises, and in conformity with the several acts of Congress in such case made and provided, HAVE GIVEN AND GRANTED, and by these presents DUE GIVE AND GRANT,  unto the said Martin P. Mayo, and to his heirs,  the said tracts above described: To have and to hold the same, together with all the rights, privileges, immunities, and  appurtenances, of whatsoever nature, hereunto belonging unto the said Martin P. Mayo and to her heirs and assigns forever.

     In testimony whereof I Theodore Roosevelt
         President of the United States of America have caused these letters to be
         Patent, and the Seal of the GENERAL LAND OFFICE to be hereunto affixed.
	      Given under my hand, at the City of Washington the sixteenth day of February, in the year                       of Our  Lord  one thousand nine hundred and five, and of the 
                      Independence of the United States the one hundred and twenty nine.
	By the President: T. Roosevelt
                          		By F. M. McKean, Secretary
		         C. H. Brush, Recorder of General Land Office

More About MARTIN P. MAYO, JR.:
Census: 1900, Louisianna Soundex
Fact 1: January 28, 1902, Mentioned as age 30 in pension application of father.
	
Children of MARTIN MAYO and CHARITY are:
	i.	AURELLIA5 MAYO, b. November 1895, Louisiana.
	ii.	PRISCILLA MAYO, b. November 1897, Louisiana.
	iii.	LAURA MAYO, b. May 1900, Louisiana.

15.  ELIZABETH4 MAYO (GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 24, 1848 in Holmes County, Florida, and died January 24, 1928 in Hutton, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She married DANIEL DUNCAN NORRIS, SR. Abt. 1865 in Holmes County, Florida.  He was born 1840 in Alabama, and died January 15, 1892 in Oakdale,  Calcaseau  Parish, Louisiana.

More About ELIZABETH MAYO:
Burial: Comrade Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana
Census 1: 1850, Holmes County, Florida
Census 2: 1860, Holmes County, Florida

Notes for DANIEL DUNCAN NORRIS, SR.:
Information came from  Horace Henderson
                                      421 Hines Lane
                                      Pineville La,71360  

Children of ELIZABETH MAYO and DANIEL NORRIS are:
51.	i.	DANIEL DUNCAN5 NORRIS, JR, b. April 11, 1866, Holmes County, Florida; d. May 04, 1948, Merryville, Louisiana.
52.	ii.	MARY ELIZABETH NORRIS, b. April 13, 1868, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. April 18, 1941, Lecompte, Rapidies Parish, Louisiana.
53.	iii.	GEORGE WASHINGTON NORRIS, b. December 17, 1873, Liberty County, Texas; d. April 07, 1951, Glenmora, Rapides Parish, Louisiana.
54.	iv.	EARNEST EDWARD NORRIS, b. May 03, 1878, Oakdale,  Calcaseau   Parish, Louisiana; d. October 22, 1943, Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana,.
55.	v.	SANFORD EARLIE NORRIS, SR, b. May 01, 1884, Walnut Hill, Calcaseau Parish, Louisiana; d. October 16, 1967, Merryville, Louisiana.
56.	vi.	W. HASTING NORRIS, b. May 01, 1884, Walnut Hill, Calcaseau Parish, Louisiana; d. February 21, 1955, Oakdale,  Allen  Parrish, Louisiana.
	vii.	ADELINE NORRIS, b. 1876, Walnut Hill, Calcaseau Parish, Louisiana; d. 1890.
	viii.	INFANT NORRIS.

More About INFANT NORRIS:
Burial: Mayo Cemetery, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

16.  ELSY ANN4 MAYO (GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 20, 1849 in Holmes County, Florida, and died November 20, 1919 in Slagle, Louisiana.  She married LOUIS MARION HALL, SR. Abt. 1664 in Holmes County, Florida, ended in divorce..  He was born January 19, 1842 in Georgia, and died September 20, 1920 in Slagle, Louisiana.

More About ELSY ANN MAYO:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.
Census 1: 1850, Holmes County, Florida
Census 2: 1860, Holmes County, Florida
Census 3: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana

More About LOUIS MARION HALL, SR.:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.
Census: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana Census
	
Children of ELSY MAYO and LOUIS HALL are:
57.	i.	MARION FRANCIS5 HALL, b. February 14, 1865, Holmes County, Florida; d. July 15, 1950, Slagel, Louisiana.
58.	ii.	TILDA ELIZABETH HALL, b. August 08, 1870, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. November 15, 1942, Slagel, Louisiana.

17.  PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO (GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 20, 1852 in Holmes County, Florida, and died November 20, 1900 in Leesville, Louisiana.  She married LOUIS MARION HALL, SR. Abt. 1870 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He was born January 19, 1842 in Georgia, and died September 20, 1920 in Slagle, Louisiana.

Notes for PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN MAYO:
FAMILY STORY:  According to Napolean Mayo's notes, Elizabeth Callahan is the mother of Pheriby.

FACT:  She is listed in the 1860 Holmes County with Adeline and George Washington Mayo, according to census recors Elizabeth Callahan would have been 12 years of age at the time of Pheriby's birth.

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"Ferbiary Ann married Louis Marion Hall, yet Louis had two children (the two oldest of all the siblings) by her half sister Elsie May.  In all census records ALL the children, to include the two oldest, are in the home with Louis and Ferbiary, with no mention of Elsie.  When Ferbiary dies in 1900, Louis marries Elsie.  Louis died in 1920 and is buried beside Ferbiary in the Glass Window cemetery where my Mother and all her people are buried." [ Information from Cheryl Perkins descendant of Feriby Ann Mayo]

FACT:  I did not find Tilda Elizabeth Hall listed with Louis Marion and Ferbiary/Pheriby Ann Hall in the 1870 or 1880 Census records.  Marion Francis Hall is listed as son in 1880 with Louis Marion and Ferbiary/Pheriby Ann Hall but not in the1870 census.  The 1870 Vernon Parish, Louisiana has Elsie Ann Mayo  listed with her father George Washington,  Tila Elizabeth and Marion Francis Hall are not listed with George W. Mayo.

More About PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN MAYO:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.
Census 1: 1860, Holmes County, Florida Census, with parents, George and Adeline
Census 2: 1870, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census 3: 1880, Vernon Parish Census

More About LOUIS MARION HALL, SR.:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.
Census: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana Census
	
Children of PHERIBY MAYO and LOUIS HALL are:
59.	i.	JOHN RANDOLF5 HALL, b. November 24, 1870, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. August 20, 1958, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
60.	ii.	PAULINE CAROLINE HALL, b. November 24, 1872, Leesville, Louisiana; d. July 15, 1959, Slagle, Louisiana.
	iii.	ELIJAH TOM HALL, b. September 18, 1873, Walmut Hill, Louisiana; d. January 29, 1967, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; m. (1) ELISA TURNER, January 08, 1902, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; b. 1860, Louisiana; m. (2) DORA ELLEN DENARD, December 10, 1925, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; b. May 11, 1877, Louisiana; d. July 01, 1947, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About ELIJAH TOM HALL:
Burial: Mt. PLEASANT CEMETERY Simpson, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

More About DORA ELLEN DENARD:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.

61.	iv.	ALFRED FRANCE HALL, b. February 14, 1876, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. December 20, 1946, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
62.	v.	MARY VIRGINIA HALL, b. October 14, 1879, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. 1963, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
	vi.	JAMES M. HALL, b. February 22, 1881, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. April 20, 1900, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About JAMES M. HALL:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.

63.	vii.	CALLIE JANE HALL, b. December 18, 1883, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. 1951, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
64.	viii.	IDA ADELINE HALL, b. February 1886, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. November 27, 1965, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
	ix.	LOUIS MARION " LUKE" HALL,JR, b. June 1888; m. GLADYS CARLOW.
65.	x.	ELLEN HALL, b. 1890, Louisiana.
66.	xi.	EMMA HALL, b. March 22, 1894; d. April 07, 1930.

18.  ELIJAH LIGHT4 MAYO (GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born August 06, 1853 in Holmes County, Florida, and died January 31, 1928 in Leesville, Louisiana.  He married ELIZABETH ANN BRYANT Abt. 1878 in Mobile Alabama.  She was born May 20, 1853 in Holmes County, Florida, and died September 21, 1942 in Leesville, Louisiana.

More About ELIJAH LIGHT MAYO:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana
Census: 1880, Louisiana Census Vernon Parish
Fact 1: He was a Minister.
Fact 2: He built a log cabin in Hicks, Vernon Parish.
Fact 3: He was Clerk of the Vernon Association.

Notes for ELIZABETH ANN BRYANT:
Full blooded Irish.

Elizabeth Bryant Mayo reared Marie Sullivan m. Napolean Mayo, Hattie Sigler from Fullerton, and some Black children-all orphans.  Elizabeth was, beyond doubt a truly Great Lady-everyone called her "aunt Good".  She taught these children including the Black children to read and write in her home. {Notes from Napolean Mayo}

More About ELIZABETH ANN BRYANT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana
Census: 1880 Louisiana Census
	
Children of ELIJAH MAYO and ELIZABETH BRYANT are:
67.	i.	CHARLOTTE CARLOTTA5 MAYO, b. October 17, 1877, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. November 29, 1957, Walnut Hill, Louisiana.
	ii.	DAISY MAYO, b. December 01, 1879, Allen Parish, Louisiana; d. November 01, 1885, Louisiana.

More About DAISY MAYO:
Burial: Mayo Cemetery, Hicks, Vernon County, Louisiana

68.	iii.	JESSE ANN MAYO, b. March 18, 1882, Hicks Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. March 18, 1937, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
	iv.	JAMES F. MAYO, b. December 20, 1883, Oberlin, Louisiana; d. June 28, 1953; m. (1) PEARL LANIER, December 23, 1915, Vernon County, Louisiana; m. (2) ANNA STEPHENS, February 05, 1939, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; b. May 26, 1894; d. March 25, 1969.
69.	v.	JOHN ROBERT MAYO, b. December 20, 1883, Oberlin, Louisiana; d. April 09, 1941, Louisiana.
70.	vi.	JOSEPH MAYO, b. December 20, 1883, Oberlin, Louisiana; d. December 27, 1946.
	vii.	NAPOLEAN BONAPART MAYO, b. October 03, 1884, Hicks Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. October 31, 1978, Hicks Vernon Parish, Louisiana; m. (1) EULA WILLIAMSON, May 08, 1926; m. (2) MARIE SULLIVAN, December 29, 1934, Hicks Vernon Parish, Louisiana; b. January 15, 1900; d. November 24, 1979, Hicks Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About NAPOLEAN BONAPART MAYO:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana
Education: B. A. Degree from Louisiana College, Alexandria, La.
Fact 1: Director of Council on Ageing.
Fact 2: Served as a Principal and Superintendent of Schools, U. S. Dept of Education.
Military: Cpl. U. S. Army WW1.
Occupation: Teacher for many years.

More About MARIE SULLIVAN:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana
Fact 1: Orphan, raised by Elizabeth Bryant

71.	viii.	WILLIAM T. MAYO, b. April 12, 1886.
72.	ix.	MARY ADELINE MAYO, b. May 21, 1889, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. August 06, 1969, Walnut Hill, Louisiana.
	x.	ELIJAH V. MAYO, b. March 23, 1892, Leesville , Louisiana; d. April 10, 1897, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About ELIJAH V. MAYO:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana

19.  VINA ANN4 MAYO (GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1855 in Holmes County, Florida, and died 1881 in Hicks , Rapides Parish, Louisiana.  She married ALLEN BUD LEWIS.  He was born Abt. 1854 in Georgia.

More About VINA ANN MAYO:
Burial: Mayo Cemetery, Hicks, Vernon County, Louisiana
	
Children of VINA MAYO and ALLEN LEWIS are:
	i.	ELLEN5 LEWIS, m. MONK.
	ii.	ALICE LEWIS, m. MR. WELLS.
	iii.	MARY L. LEWIS, m. GUINNS.

20.  ALFRED THOMAS4 MAYO (GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born October 08, 1859 in Holmes County, Florida, and died 1934 in Merryville, Louisiana.  He married ELLENDER LEWIS November 15, 1872 in Bennette, Texas.  She was born January 1854 in Mecca, Bibb County, Georgia, and died February 10, 1942 in Merryville, Louisiana.

Notes for ALFRED THOMAS MAYO:
He was a Baptist Minister who pioneered Christianity in Louisiana.

More About ALFRED THOMAS MAYO:
Census 1: 1880, Louisiana Census
Census 2: 1900, Louisiana Soundex
Fact: From Family Bible

More About ELLENDER LEWIS:
Census 1: 1880, Louisiana
Census 2: 1890, Louisiana Soundex
	
Children of ALFRED MAYO and ELLENDER LEWIS are:
73.	i.	JESSE ELY5 MAYO, b. September 13, 1878, Boyce, Rapides Parish, Louisiana; d. Louisiana.
	ii.	WILLIAM M. HAMILTON MAYO, b. September 13, 1878, Boyce, Rapides Parish, Louisiana; m. MATTIE FRASHER.
	iii.	WILLIAM HENRY MAYO, b. September 04, 1880; d. November 06, 1964; m. DELIA MELDER.
	iv.	ALLEN MAYO, b. September 1881.
	v.	ADELINE MAYO, b. February 18, 1883; m. CHARLIE WELCH.
74.	vi.	THOMAS ERNEST MAYO, b. December 23, 1885, Hemphill, Louisiana; d. September 23, 1921, Merryville, Louisiana.
	vii.	JOSEPH DAVID MAYO, b. February 03, 1888, Pitkin, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; m. RUTH RISSER, September 23, 1912.
	viii.	ROSETTA MAYO, b. April 30, 1889; m. JOE CURNEY.
	ix.	MARTHA LOUISE MAYO, b. February 25, 1892; d. 1895.

Notes for MARTHA LOUISE MAYO:
Died at age 3.

	x.	JOHN WILEY MAYO, b. February 17, 1896, Boyce, Rapides Parish, Louisiana; m. BERTHA BENNET, July 13, 1913.
	xi.	MARY DELIAH MAYO, b. February 17, 1896; m. BEN OWENS.

21.  EARLY EDMOND4 MAYO (GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 26, 1871 in Hicks , Rapides Parish, Louisiana, and died October 10, 1953 in Slagel, Louisiana.  He married DELLA DITMORE BREWER 1888 in Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born March 23, 1873 in Green County,  Mississippi, and died November 20, 1954 in Slagel, Louisiana.

Notes for EARLY EDMOND MAYO:
FAMILY STORY:

According to Napolean Mayo's notes, Elizabeth Callahan is the mother of Early Edmund Mayo.

QUESTION:  If Elizabeth Callahan was his mother, why did he not live with her?

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FAMILY STORY:

Early Edmond went to live with Elijah Light at an early age and Elijah wasn't his favorite person.  Elijah was mean spirited and Early Edmond grew tired of the beatings and mistreatment and eventually ran away from him.

Early Edmond married my grandmother Della Ditmo Brewer and she help to teach him to read and he later became a preacher at two (maybe three) churches in the Leesville area.  I still recall my visits to their home, back in the late 40's and early 50's, when they lived out toward Slagle.  I can still see the old home place and do it without struggling for memory.  The yard was bare of grass and a water well stood out in the front yard.  They 'swept the yard with a rake made of tree limbs and that kept the grass down (along with the chickens).  Inside the front door was a fireplace on the left wall of the front room.  To the rear of living room was the kitchen and it contained an old wood stove, a table and pie safe.  The two bedroom were to the right of the living room and the kitchen.  Funny thing though, there was always room enough for all the family who came to visit.

I remember her (Grandma) sitting  in front of the fire place and churning the butter.  A  kerosene lantern would be burning on the kitchen table and the smell of a days cooking would be lingering throughout the house. Grandpa would always go to bed early and she would take out her corn cob pipe, cut a plug of Cotton Bole tobacco, punch it down in her pipe and light it with a piece of rich pine kindling.  That's when the conversations would begin.  Voice would talk in soft and low voices and the conversations would be long and enduring.  All the latest gossip was revealed and stories of the past would be told.  Sooner than later, mom would put me in bed and the talk would continue until I was overcome by sleep.

To Early Edmond and Della Ditmo, eleven children were born.

John Washington b. Dec 24,1892.
Earnest Edmund b. Feb 17,1895
Deliah Elizabeth b. Mar 13, 1898
Cecelia Inez b. Jun 3, 1900
Fred Moses b. Jul 30, 1902
Herman Osborn b. May 4, 1904
Maudie Mae b. Jan 20 1906
Virginia Lea b. Aug 12, 1908
Edna Pearl (my mother) b. Dec 25, 1910
Laude Barbe b. Feb 18, 1913
Claude William b. Dec 30 1914.

Only 6 days over 22 years, the birth of their children were recorded. 

The legacy left by my grand parents was one of love.  They loved each other and the people around them.  To the best of my recollection, they were all gentle people and kind to others.

George Washington Mayo was released from a prisoner of war camp in Virginia. Some say that he was a Captain and with Robert E. Lee at the signing of the surrender to Grant.  At one time during the war he was a rank of Sargeant, but because of illness and being in the infirmary for a lengthy time, he ended the war as a private.  The story is, he walked from Virginia back to Florida (which is more in line with being a private than being a Captain with Lee).  After arriving back home, he and two brothers left to find a new home.  His father, Alfred Franklin, eventually made the trip to Louisiana and both George W. and Alfred is buried at the Mayo Cemetery, located northeast of Leesville out toward Simpson.
[Information from Gary Denard]

More About EARLY EDMOND MAYO:
Burial:  Walnut Hill Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana
Census: 1880, Louisiana Census Vernon Parish, living with Elijah Light
Fact: Gary Denard and Loretta Denard contributed to this file
Occupation: Early Mayo was a preacher.

More About DELLA DITMORE BREWER:
Burial:  Walnut Hill Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana
	
Children of EARLY MAYO and DELLA BREWER are:
	i.	JOHN WASHINGTON5 MAYO, b. December 24, 1892, Louisiana; d. April 09, 1952, Borger, Texas; m. LOLA MARTIN, June 26, 1931, Louisiana.

More About JOHN WASHINGTON MAYO:
Burial:  Walnut Hill Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana

75.	ii.	ERNEST EDMUND MAYO, b. February 17, 1895, Louisiana; d. March 30, 1972, a.
76.	iii.	DELIAH ELIZABETH MAYO, b. March 13, 1898, Louisiana; d. October 29, 1975, Vinton, Louisiana.
77.	iv.	CECELIA INEZ MAYO, b. June 03, 1900, Louisiana; d. November 21, 1985, Louisiana.
78.	v.	FRED MOSES MAYO, b. July 20, 1902, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. December 28, 1976, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
79.	vi.	HERMAN OSBORN MAYO, b. May 04, 1904, Louisiana; d. November 05, 1966, Pasadena, Texas.
80.	vii.	VIRGINIA LEA MAYO, b. August 12, 1908, Louisiana; d. February 21, 1978, Louisiana.
81.	viii.	EDNA PEARL MAYO, b. December 25, 1910, Red Hill, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. November 21, 1978, Kirbyville, Texas.
82.	ix.	MAUDIE MAE MAYO, b. February 14, 1911, Louisiana; d. December 03, 1953, Alexandria, Rapides Parish,  Louisiana.
	x.	LAUDE BARBE MAYO, b. February 18, 1913, Louisiana; d. August 27, 1978, Rapides Parish, Louisiana.

More About LAUDE BARBE MAYO:
Burial: Walnut Hill, Leesville, Louisiana

83.	xi.	CLAUDE WILLIAM MAYO, b. December 30, 1914, Louisiana; d. 1980, Leesville, Louisiana.

22.  DANIEL P.4 MAYO (ALFRED F.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1855 in Holmes County, Florida.  He married GEORGIA in Texas.  She was born 1860 in Florida, and died Bef. 1900.

Notes for DANIEL P. MAYO:
RECORDS SHOW:

Daniel went  to Louisiana after the death of his father Alfred Franklin, probably with his uncle George Washington Mayo

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FAMILY STORY:

 Was the founder of a chain of Dental Offices in Texas 

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More About DANIEL P. MAYO:
Census 1: 1860, Holmes County, Florida, with Alfred Mayo.
Census 2: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana age 17,  with aunt, Elizabeth Owens.
Census 3: 1880, San Jacinto County, Texas, ED 151, SH 26
Census 4: 1900, Smith County, Texas ED 107, SH 8

More About GEORGIA:
Census: 1880, San Jacinto County, Texas
	
Child of DANIEL MAYO and GEORGIA is:
	i.	WARRIOR5 MAYO, b. 1878, Texas.

More About WARRIOR MAYO:
Census: 1880, San Jacinto County, Texas

23.  ALFRED DAVIS4 MAYO, SR (ALFRED F.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born January 12, 1862 in Florida, and died October 06, 1945 in Walton County, Florida.  He married SARAH ELIZABETH WARD May 25, 1906 in Walton County, Florida.  She was born April 30, 1874 in Freeport, Walton County, Florida, and died November 29, 1936 in Walton County, Florida.

Notes for ALFRED DAVIS MAYO, SR:
Alfred Davis could be the son of Alfred F. Mayo, however there is no documentation for this.   He is probably the child of Melissa Simmons Mayo as shown by the fact that he went to live with Melissa's sister Liddia and her husband Mike Joyce after the death of his mother.

RECORDS SHOW:

1885 Walton County, Florida
52.	Mike JOYCE	33		Ireland
	Liddia	                32		               Al
	Alfred MAYO	23		Fl
	Eliza PATE	42
	John	                23
                Randolph	                19

Living with Liddia Simmons Joyce, sister of Melissa Simmons.

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More About ALFRED DAVIS MAYO, SR:
Burial: Hatcher Cemetery  Walton County, Florida
Census 1: 1870, Holmes County, Florida
Census 2: 1885, Walton County, Florida, with Mike Joyce
Census 3: 1910, Walton County, Florida, age 45
Fact 1: Possible son of Alfred Mayo, no primary evidence.

More About SARAH ELIZABETH WARD:
Burial: Hatcher Cemetery. Walton County, Florida
	
Children of ALFRED MAYO and SARAH WARD are:
	i.	VELMA5 MAYO, b. 1907, Florida.

More About VELMA MAYO:
Census: 1910, Walton County, Florida

	ii.	MONROE M. MAYO, b. 1909, Florida.

More About MONROE M. MAYO:
Census: 1910, Walton County, Florida

	iii.	ALFRED DAVIS MAYO, JR, b. October 18, 1912, Walton County, Florida; d. October 13, 1913, Walton County, Florida.

More About ALFRED DAVIS MAYO, JR:
Burial: Hatcher Cemetery,  Walton County, Florida

24.  ALFRED4 MAYO (SAMUEL YOUNGBLOOD3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 1861 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana, and died 1938 in Fullerton, Louisiana.  He married (1) ELIZA J. Abt. 1885.  She was born July 1862 in Louisiana, and died in Louisiana.  He married (2) POLLY ANN BROWN September 23, 1911 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born 1879, and died April 11, 1963 in Fullerton, Louisiana.

More About ALFRED MAYO:
Burial: Holly Springs Cemetery, Fullerton, Louisiana
Census 1: 1870
Census 2: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana, with mother Susan Woods
Census 3: 1900, Louisiana Soundex

More About POLLY ANN BROWN:
Burial: Holly Springs Cemetery, Fullerton, Louisiana
	
Children of ALFRED MAYO and ELIZA J. are:
	i.	SAMUEL5 MAYO, b. March 1886, Louisiana; m. LELA BROWN, March 05, 1907, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
	ii.	ELIZA J. MAYO, b. January 1888, Louisiana.
	iii.	ANDREW J. MAYO, b. February 1889, Louisiana.
	iv.	MARTHA S. MAYO, b. February 1893, Louisiana.
	v.	SUSAN R. MAYO, b. May 1895, Louisiana.
	vi.	WILLIAM C. MAYO, b. May 1898, Louisiana.

Children of ALFRED MAYO and POLLY BROWN are:
84.	vii.	JOHN W.5 MAYO, b. March 02, 1910; d. May 10, 1982, Oakdale, Louisiana.
85.	viii.	ELLA MAE MAYO, b. Abt. 1912.
86.	ix.	MARY ANN MAYO, b. September 14, 1913, Louisiana; d. November 16, 1973, Fullerton, Louisiana.
87.	x.	VINNIE M. MAYO, b. 1914; d. February 09, 1999, Fullerton, Louisiana.

25.  JAMES THOMAS4 FRENCH, JR (CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 10, 1851 in Holmes County, Florida.  He married ANN TUCKER.  

More About JAMES THOMAS FRENCH, JR:
Census 1: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 2: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
	
Children of JAMES FRENCH and ANN TUCKER are:
	i.	ADILA5 FRENCH.
	ii.	ALMARANDA ELLA FRENCH.
	iii.	BERTA FRENCH.
	iv.	CORA FRENCH.
	v.	GLADYS FRENCH.
	vi.	HUGH FRENCH.
	vii.	JENTIE FRENCH.
	viii.	LEE FRENCH.
	ix.	NETTIE FRENCH.
	x.	VIRGIE FRENCH.

26.  ALMARANDA ELLA4 FRENCH (CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1856 in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, and died 1910.  She married (1) LEVI ALLEN.    She married (2) LEWIS F. DISHONGH.  He was born 1835, and died 1893.

More About ALMARANDA ELLA FRENCH:
Census 1: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 2: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
	
Children of ALMARANDA FRENCH and LEWIS DISHONGH are:
	i.	DORA5 DISHONGH.
	ii.	JANE DISHONGH.
	iii.	THOMAS FRANKLIN DISHONGH.
	iv.	WILLIE DISHONGH.
	v.	LOUIS ALMARANDA DISHONGH.
88.	vi.	JACOB STADLER DISHONGH, b. 1887; d. 1981.

27.  THOMAS4 FRENCH (CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1858 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana.  He married SALLIE KNOX.  

More About THOMAS FRENCH:
Census 1: 1860, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 2: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
	
Child of THOMAS FRENCH and SALLIE KNOX is:
	i.	JOHN5 FRENCH, m. IONE THORNTON.

28.  WILLIAM4 FRENCH (CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1863 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana, and died 1930.  He married (1) ELIZABETH TUCKER Bef. 1890.    He married (2) LOU ENGLISH Aft. 1890.    He married (3) SUSAN LOWRY Aft. 1891.  

More About WILLIAM FRENCH:
Census: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
	
Children of WILLIAM FRENCH and ELIZABETH TUCKER are:
89.	i.	SALLY5 FRENCH, d. 1991.
	ii.	THOMAS FRENCH, d. 1946.
90.	iii.	ELDORADO FRENCH, b. 1890; d. 1985.

Child of WILLIAM FRENCH and LOU ENGLISH is:
	iv.	WISDOM5 FRENCH.

Children of WILLIAM FRENCH and SUSAN LOWRY are:
	v.	C. VINEYARD5 FRENCH, m. GRACE.
	vi.	WILLARD FRENCH, d. 1973; m. JERRY.

29.  CATHERINE4 FRENCH (CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1865 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana, and died 1888.  She married BILLY WILCOX.  

More About CATHERINE FRENCH:
Census: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
	
Children of CATHERINE FRENCH and BILLY WILCOX are:
	i.	CHARLIE5 WILCOX.
	ii.	PEARL WILCOX.

30.  MARY ELIZABETH4 FRENCH (CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 1870 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana.  She married (1) JIM CARTER.    She married (2) MR. BARROW.    She married (3) BILLY WILCOX.  
	
Children of MARY FRENCH and BILLY WILCOX are:
91.	i.	GEORGE5 WILCOX.
	ii.	HENRY WILCOX.
	iii.	MAYBELLE WILCOX.

31.  HENRY JACKSON4 FRENCH (CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1872, and died 1943.  He married MINNIE ETTA THORNTON.  She was born 1880, and died 1962.
	
Children of HENRY FRENCH and MINNIE THORNTON are:
92.	i.	LOTTIE5 FRENCH, b. 1900; d. 1985.
93.	ii.	MARGARET FRENCH, b. 1901; d. 1985.
94.	iii.	EVELYN FRENCH, b. 1907.
95.	iv.	GLADYS MARIE LEE FRENCH, b. 1910.
96.	v.	HENRY JACKSON FRENCH, b. 1923; d. 1981.

32.  DORA A.4 FRENCH (CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 07, 1874 in Texas, and died December 1907 in Riverside, Walker County, Texas.  She married JAMES M. WILKEY July 30, 1893 in Trinity County, Texas.  He was born February 15, 1872 in Union Springs, Alabama, and died December 01, 1907 in Riverside, Walker County, Texas.
	
Children of DORA FRENCH and JAMES WILKEY are:
97.	i.	IRENE5 WILKEY, b. December 10, 1903, Riverside, Walker County, Texas; d. July 19, 1979, Sugarland, Trinity County, Texas.
98.	ii.	DEHLIA DORA WILKEY, b. February 08, 1907, Trinity County, Texas; d. May 22, 1998, Kingsland, Texas.

33.  JULIA ANN4 HAGAN (EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 16, 1855 in Holmes County, Florida, and died March 03, 1921 in Venus, Texas.  She married WILLIAM HENRY VALENTINE, SR. Abt. 1874 in Grant Parish, Louisiana.  He was born April 20, 1834 in Franklin County, Mississippi, and died May 18, 1900 in Grant Parish, Louisiana.

Notes for WILLIAM HENRY VALENTINE, SR.:
William Henry Valentine was a veteran of the Civil War.  He enlisted in 1862 at Alexandria, Louisiana in Clack's Battalion, Co. A, under Captain Canfield.  Later on he was in the Consolidated Crescent Regiment, Co "1".  He was wounded in the right shoulder at the Battle of Mansfield, Louisiana and was also wounded in the right leg at Yellow Bayou, Louisiana. For these wounds, he applied for a soldier's application for pension. The first application was dated March 2, 1899. The pension was denied.  He again applied on October 3, 1899.  Again it was denied.  He again applied February 17, 1900.  It is interesting to note that the first two applications bore what appears to be the signature of William Henry Valentine.  The third application was made with his "X" mark.  In his first application, he stated that at the time of the surrender, when the war was over, everybody was going home and he went too.  " The war was over, I went home to Catahoula Parish, Louisiana after an absence of 3 years."  In the application he stated that he had been a resident of the State of Louisiana since 1849 and had resided in Caldwell, Catahoula, Rapides and Grant Parishes, Louisiana.  In the first application , he stated that he had a wife (age 43) and ten children.  At this stage of his life, he was no longer able to work.
	
Children of JULIA HAGAN and WILLIAM VALENTINE are:
	i.	MARTHA JOSEPH5 VALENTINE, b. Abt. 1875.
	ii.	WILLIAM HENRY VALENTINE,JR, b. March 1879, Colfax, Louisiana.
99.	iii.	ELLA ZENA VALENTINE, b. March 08, 1880; d. May 03, 1944, Corpus Christi, Texas.
	iv.	JOHN MIDDLETON VALENTINE, b. March 1885, Louisiana.
	v.	BERTHA VALENTINE, b. January 16, 1890, Louisiana.
	vi.	IRA JAMES VALENTINE, b. November 28, 1890, Alexandria, Rapides, Louisiana; d. June 17, 1967, Kansas City, Wyandote County, Kansas; m. NELLIE OPHELIA RICHMOND, December 21, 1909, Kansas City, Wyandote County, Kansas; b. Abt. 1890.
	vii.	LESSIE VALENTINE, b. May 1892, Louisiana.
	viii.	IVEY ELISHA VALENTINE, b. September 10, 1892, Pollock, Louisiana.

34.  CATHERINE JERUSHA4 HAGAN (EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 30, 1865 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died May 31, 1945.  She married BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SHIRLEY May 28, 1881 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  

Notes for CATHERINE JERUSHA HAGAN:
Information from Lena Taylor.        

More About CATHERINE JERUSHA HAGAN:
Burial: Dry Prong Cemetery, Louisiana
	
Children of CATHERINE HAGAN and BENJAMIN SHIRLEY are:
	i.	MARY CATHERINE5 SHIRLEY, b. June 04, 1882; d. June 20, 1936; m. MR. BRATTON.
100.	ii.	GEORGE BENJAMIN SHIRLEY, b. November 23, 1886, Dry Prong, Grant Parish. Louisiana; d. October 23, 1944, Hotel Dieu Hospital, Jefferson County, Beaumont, Texas.
	iii.	PEARL SHIRLEY, b. November 23, 1886; m. MR. CLOUD.

35.  DOLLY4 HAGAN (EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married GEORGE HENNIGAN.  
	
Child of DOLLY HAGAN and GEORGE HENNIGAN is:
	i.	MIKE5 HENNIGAN.

36.  GEORGEANNE4 HAGAN (EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married JACOB RICHARD SHIRLEY, SR..  
	
Children of GEORGEANNE HAGAN and JACOB SHIRLEY are:
	i.	RICHARD5 SHIRLEY, JR..
	ii.	JOHN SHIRLEY.
	iii.	GEORGE SHIRLEY, m. LIZZY.
	iv.	DEE SHIRLEY.
101.	v.	FRANK SHIRLEY, b. Abt. 1890.
	vi.	DOLLY SHIRLEY.
	vii.	HATTIE SHIRLEY.

37.  LIZZIE4 HAGAN (EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married GID LOVELL.  

More About LIZZIE HAGAN:
Fact 1: Lived in Pollack, Louisiana
	
Child of LIZZIE HAGAN and GID LOVELL is:
	i.	SON5 LOVELL.

38.  MARY CATHERINE4 MAYO (RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born August 1857 in Holmes County, Florida, and died June 06, 1903 in Holmes County, Florida.  She married (1) MEADE E. HUNT Bef. 1880 in Holmes County, Florida.  He died in Holmes County, Florida.  She married (2) HENRY L. LEWIS February 21, 1886 in Holmes County, Florida.  He was born 1857 in Alabama, and died in Holmes County, Florida.

Notes for MARY CATHERINE MAYO:
Information from Kyle Gideon

More About MARY CATHERINE MAYO:
Burial: Otter Creek Cemetery Holmes County, Florida
Census 1: 1860, Holmes County, Florida
Census 2: 1870, Holmes County, Florida
Census 3: 1900, Holmes County, Florida

More About HENRY L. LEWIS:
Burial: Otter Creek Cemetery Holmes County, Florida
Census: 1900, Holmes County, Florida
Fact 1: Parents born in Ireland
	
Children of MARY MAYO and HENRY LEWIS are:
	i.	PARRY LEE5 LEWIS, m. MR. MESSER.
	ii.	ELIJA L. LEWIS, b. June 1887.
	iii.	MARY LEONA LEWIS, b. January 1889; m. TOM COLLINGSWORTH.
	iv.	SARAH ANN LEWIS, b. September 1890.
	v.	MATILDA CAROLINE LEWIS, b. July 17, 1893, Ponce de Leon, Holmes County., Florida; d. February 27, 1986, Seminole, Okaloosa County, Florida; m. WASHINGTON LAFETTE PREACHER, September 04, 1914, Walton County, Florida; b. Abt. 1890, Gaskin, Walton County, Florida.
	vi.	RICHARD LEWIS, b. November 1896; d. August 24, 1961.
	vii.	ELIZA P. LEWIS, b. October 1897; d. August 22, 1960; m. MR. COLLINGSWORTH.
	viii.	WINNIE DELL LEWIS, b. August 16, 1898, Holmes County, Florida; m. ELIJAH HULION, November 06, 1918.

39.  JOEL COLUMBUS4 MAYO (RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 14, 1861 in Holmes County, Florida, and died May 11, 1938 in Bonifay, Florida.  He married (1) LELIA REEDER 1888 in Florida.  She was born April 13, 1864 in Florida, and died July 1947 in Crestsview, Florida.  He married (2) GEORGIA HATCHER December 1901 in Aiken County, South Carolina.  She was born October 08, 1873 in Aiken County, South Carolina, and died May 12, 1965 in Augusta, Georgia.  He married (3) KATE E. SINGLETARY March 28, 1908 in Holmes County, Florida.  She was born 1888 in Bonifay, Florida, and died 1938 in Bonifay, Florida.

Notes for JOEL COLUMBUS MAYO:
Homestead Certificate No. 10849    
Application 16903                             Whereas these has been deposited in the General Land Office
(United States a Certificate of the Register of the Land Office at Gainesville Florida, whereby it appears that, pursuant to the Act of Congress approved 20th May, 1862, "To secure Homesteads to actual settlers on the public domain, " and the acts supplemental hereto, the claim of Joel C. Mayo has been established and duly consummated in conformity to law for the North East quarter of Section 14, in Township four North of Range Seventeen West of Tallahassee Meridian in Florida containing one hundred fifty-nine acres and Six - Nine hundredths of an acre according to the Official Plat of the Survey of the said Land returned to the GENERAL LAND OFFICE by the SURVEYOR GENERAL: 

Now Know Ye, That is therefore granted by the UNITED STATES unto the said Joel C. Mayo the tract of above described. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD  the said tract of land with the appurtenances thereby the said Joel C. Mayo and to his heirs and assigns forever.

     In testimony whereof I, Grover Cleveland
         President of the United States of America have caused these letters to be
         Patent, and the Seal of the GENERAL LAND OFFICE to be hereunto affixed.
	      Given under my hand, at the City of Washington the 20th day of May in the year of our Lord 
                       one thousand eight hundred and ninety four, and of the
                       Independence of the United States the one hundred and twenty first.
	By the President: Grover Cleveland

                          		By M.C. Kean, Secretary
			L. T. C. Lamar, Recorder of General Land Office

Book 21 page 177

THE STATE OF FLORIDA
          HOLMES COUNTY 

               KNOW  ALL MEN  BY THESE PRESENTS:   That this indenture made this 3rd
day of July A. D. 1899 between J. C. Mayo & Lelia Mayo of the County of Holmes in the 
State of Florida, parties of the first part and Frank Ward of the County of Holmes, and 
State of Florida, party of the second part. WITNESSETH: That the said parties of the first
part, for and in consideration of the sum of Three hundred Dollars to them in hand paid 
by the said party of the second part., the receipt  whereof is hereby acknowledged, have
granted, bargained and sold, to the said party of the second part, his heirs end assigns,
forever, the following described land to-wit: 
          The North East quarter of Section Fourteen Township Four North of Range Seventeen 
West containing (160) acres, Lying and being in Holmes County and State of Florida
And the said parties of this first part, do hereby warrant the title to said land and will 
defend the same against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever.
          In testimony whereof the said parties of the first part J. C. Mayo and Lelia Mayo 
have hereunto set their hands and seals this 3rd day of July A. D. 1899. 

Signed, sealed add delivered in presence of 
J. B. Hewett  
                 her  
Mrs M. C. X Mayo                                                      J. C. Mayo   (Seal) 
               mark                                                                    her
                                                                                    Lella X Mayo (seal)                                                                                                                                                mark
THE STATE OF FLORIDA 
         HOLMES COUNTY 

                       This day before the undersigned personally appeared J. C. Mayo and 
his wife Leila Mayo to me well known to be the Individuals described in and who executed 
the foregoing Deed of Conveyance, and acknowledged that they executed the same for the 
uses and purposes therein expressed.    And the said Lelia Mayo wife of the said J. C.
Mayo upon a private examination by me, held separate and apart from her said husband, 
acknowledged and declared that she executed the same freely and voluntarily, and without 
fear or apprehension, compulsion or restraint, of or from her said husband for the purpose of 
relinquishing all her right of Dower in and to said described property. 

In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal 

This the 3rd day of July A.D. 1899.                         E. D. Neel 
      I                                         Notary Public. 

                                            (endorsed ON BACK OF ORIGINAL) 
(  .50 -  Doc. Stamps) 

STATE OF FLORIDA, COUTY OF HOLMES

On-this 10 day pf  Nov 1899, at 10 o'clock, A. M. this instrument was filed for record 
and the same being properly authenticated, I have duly recorded the, same on pages 414 & 
415 of Book 2 in the public records of said County, and record verified. 

A. D. Brownell 
Clerk. 

I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of the original 
filed for record on this the 16th day of April A. D. 1917.  

                                                                                    R. W. Creel 
                                                                                Clerk Circuit Court 

                                                                                By Chas . ----ry
                                                                                Deputy Clerk  

			THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 
			
			To All To Whom These Presents Shall Come, Greeting:

***************************************************************************

He was a railroad man and worked for the L.& N. Railroad Co. traveling the panhandle of Florida.  He met Georgia Hatcher in 1901 in Aiken, South Carolina  while getting his "britches" repaired at her shop. They married and returned to Florida.  

CHANCERY ORDER BOOK 2 page 46
                                                                                      In Circuit Court of Holmes County, 
                                                                                                       First Judicial Circuit of Florida,  
                                                                                                                             In Chancery. 

J. C. Mayo
 vs   
Georgia Mayo                                  Divorce.

Now on motion of solicitor for complainant for a decree pro-confesso, and it appearing from the papers on file in this office that there was due and legal service in said case upon the said respondent in person, and no plea answer or demurrer being on  file in this office on this the second rule day after service was had upon the respondent:
              It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the matters and things set forth in said. bill of complaint be taken as confessed, and this case proceed expartee to  a final hearing. 
            Done and ordered on this the 1st, day of October A.D.1906.

                                                                        W.  H. Brett Jr., 
                                                                       Clerk of said Court,    
                                                 By L H. Carnhuff
                                                                        Dep. Clerk. 

Book 21 page 64

                                                             IN CIRCUIT COURT OF HOLMES COUNTY
                                                                  JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA.
                                                                                  IN CHANCERY 
J. C. Mayo
   Vs
Georgia Mayo
 
      This cause coming on upon application of Complainant's solicitor for for a decree pro-confesso, and  it appearing from the papers on file in this office that there was due and legal service in said case upon the respondent Georgia Mayo by publication in the Holmes County Advertiser a weekly newspaper 
published and partly printed in Bonifay, HoImes County, Florida, and by posting a copy of the order for publication made in said case, at the court house door in said Holmes County,  on the same day that the order for publication was made in said case, and by sending a copy of said order for publication to the 
said respondent Georgia Mayo at Granitville,  South Carolina and there being no plea, appearance, answer or demurrer or other pleading by said respondent on file in this office on this the 3rd, day of February 1908, and the second rule day, after service upon the said respondent had been perfected: It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the matters and things as set forth  in the bill of complaint  in this case be taken as confessed, and that this case proceed expartee to a final hearing.
          Done and ordered in Bonifay Holmes County, Florida on this the 3rd, day of  February 1908-                               
W. H. Brett Jr, 
                                                                      Clerk of said Court
                                                            By W. V. Mayfield   
                                                                              Deputy Clerk.

			 

More About JOEL COLUMBUS MAYO:
Burial: Bonifay City Cemetery, Bonifay, Holmes, County, Florida.
Fact 1: Certified copy of death record in hard copy

Notes for LELIA REEDER:
Lela Mayo to		        Filed for record on the 19 day of April A.D. 1917 at 7 o'clock am.
RD Reeder		

			             RW Creel, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Holmes Co.
			             By Chas Terry, Deputy Clerk

STATE OF FLORIDA,
  HOLMES COUNTY.  WARRANTY DEED.

     KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That I, Lela Mayo for and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred Dollars, to me in hand paid by R D Reeder the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell and convey, unto the said R D Reeder his heirs and assigns forever, the following described real estate, situate, lying and being in County of Holmes, State of Florida, to-wit:
                  An undivided one Sixth interest in and to the E1/2 of the NE 1/4 of Section 36, TS. 4 N 
                 of Range 17 West.

Together with the improvements thereon, and the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining.
     TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said above described premises unto the said RD Reeder his heirs and assigns, forever, free from all exemptions of Homestead right or claim of mine the said grantor, if any such right or claim I possess, and I the said grantor, for myself and my heirs, do covenant with the said grantee, his heirs and assigns, that I am well seized of the said property and have a good right to convey the same; that it is free from any lien or encumbrance in law or equity, and that the said grantor shall and will warrant and by these presents forever defend the said premises unto the said grantee, his heirs and assigns, against the lawful claims of all and every person or persons whomsoever.

     IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have here unto set my hand and seal, this 1st day of January 1917
     Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the Presents of
 						       her
             WM Little					Lela x Mayo      [SEAL]
             IJ  Ward					     mark

STATE OF FLORIDA, HOLMES COUNTY
     This day, before the undersigned, personally appeared Lela Mayo a widow, to me well known to be the individual described in and who executed the forgoing Deed of Conveyance, and acknowledged that she executed the same for the uses and purposes herein expressed.
     In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and  affixed my official seal, this 1st day of January A.D. 1917.

               Seal					IJ Ward
					   Notary Public, State of Florida
 					   My Commission Expires ---
Book 19, page 429
Holmes County Florida

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More About LELIA REEDER:
Fact: Geraldine R. Mayo contributed to this file

Notes for GEORGIA HATCHER:
FAMILY STORY:

She was a seamstress and had a shop in Aiken, SC. on Pendelton Street.  She was a talented and expert designer and could and make an outfit just by looking at a picture.

She met Joel Mayo when he came to her shop to have his "britches" repaired.  They married and returned to Florida.  Georgia Hatchers' family was against the marriage,  "she married beneath herself"  as they put it.

She left Joel Mayo in 1904 and returned to Aiken with her two babies.  She again became a seamstress so that she could support her family.  

She was very bitter about her marriage to Joel, her two children were not allowed to ask about him and the grew up thinking their father was dead.

More About GEORGIA HATCHER:
Burial: Old Springs Methodist Church Cemetery, New Ellenton, Aiken County, South Carolina.
Fact 1: She was called Gussie by her family.  
Fact 2: Descendant of a prominent Barnwell County, South Carolina family.
Fact 3: Certified copy of death record in hard copy
Occupation: Seamstress 

More About KATE E. SINGLETARY:
Burial: Bonifay City Cemetery, Bonifay, Holmes, County, Florida.
Fact: Mary Alice Mayo contributed to this file
	
Children of JOEL MAYO and LELIA REEDER are:
	i.	ARZONIA5 MAYO, m. MR. PENTON.
	ii.	GERTRUDE MAYO, b. Holmes County, Florida; m. WILEY GRIMES.
	iii.	JOHN MAYO, b. Holmes County, Florida.
102.	iv.	MARTIN GASTON MAYO, b. March 22, 1889, Deerland,Florida; d. May 30, 1964, Milton, Florida.
	v.	ALEXANDER MAYO, b. March 12, 1892, Westville, Holmes County, Florida; d. November 17, 1970; Stepchild; m. INEZ ATWELL; b. September 17, 1909, Florida; d. February 01, 1988, Sacremento, California.
	vi.	RICHARD M. MAYO, b. July 27, 1895, Holmes County, Florida; d. May 01, 1969; m. MARY KING, March 17, 1923, Holmes County, Florida.
	vii.	ZACHEUS MAYO, b. 1897, Holmes County, Florida; m. GUSSIE ATWELL, 1919.
103.	viii.	OKLEY COLUMBUS MAYO, b. May 11, 1902, Holmes County, Florida; d. December 02, 1983, Taft, Kern County, California.

Children of JOEL MAYO and GEORGIA HATCHER are:
104.	ix.	RUDY COLUMBUS5 MAYO, b. September 02, 1902, Cypress, Jackson County, Florida; d. November 30, 1982, Ketchikan, Alaska.
105.	x.	CAROLYN LENORA MAYO, b. December 03, 1903, Cypress, Florida; d. October 14, 1980, Augusta, Georgia.

Children of JOEL MAYO and KATE SINGLETARY are:
	xi.	JOEL5 MAYO, b. 1909, Holmes County, Florida.
	xii.	JACK MAYO, b. 1911, Holmes County, Florida.
	xiii.	HELEN MAYO, b. 1913, Holmes County, Florida.
	xiv.	CASSIE MAYO, b. 1914, Holmes County, Florida; m. MR. YATES.
	xv.	GRACIE MAYO, b. 1916, Holmes County, Florida.
	xvi.	INFANT MAYO, b. 1916, Bonifay, Holmes County, Florida; d. January 01, 1918, Bonifay, Holmes County, Florida.

Notes for INFANT MAYO:
MAYO, son of J. C., Bonifay, FL
Published in Holmes County Advertiser, Bonifay, Florida, Friday, Jan. 4, 1918

Child Fatally Burned.
  The two-year-old son of J. C. Mayo, section foreman of the L. & N. railroad at this place, was fatally burned last Tuesday afternoon, by falling into an open fireplace. The child lived about three hours after the accident, suffering intense agony. The remains were interred in the Bonifay Cemetery Wednesday.

More About INFANT MAYO:
Burial: Bonifay City Cemetery

106.	xvii.	JAMES ZINAMON MAYO, b. February 14, 1918, Holmes County, Florida; d. April 15, 1988, Holmes County, Florida.
	xviii.	VELMA MAYO, b. Holmes County, Florida; m. MR. MILLER.
	xix.	MATILDA MAYO, b. Holmes County, Florida.

40.  RODRICK4 MCLEOD (CAROLINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1868 in Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married MISS WATSON.  

More About RODRICK MCLEOD:
Census 1: 1870, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Census 2: 1880, Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Fact: July 14, 1914, Application for his mother's CSA pension
	
Children of RODRICK MCLEOD and MISS WATSON are:
107.	i.	LUTHER5 MCLEOD.
	ii.	WINNIE MCLEOD, m. MR. BUTTLE.
	iii.	CALLIE MCLEOD.
	iv.	ETHYL MCLEOD.

41.  JOEL4 COOLEY (ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born June 1864 in Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died 1938 in Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married ANNIE PRICE Abt. 1885 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born 1861, and died 1948 in Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About JOEL COOLEY:
Burial: Ebenezer CME. Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census: 1870 Rapides Parish, Louisiana

More About ANNIE PRICE:
Burial: Ebenezer CME. Vernon Parish, Louisiana
	
Children of JOEL COOLEY and ANNIE PRICE are:
	i.	JOEL PINKNEY5 COOLEY, b. March 1886, Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; m. SALLIE.

More About JOEL PINKNEY COOLEY:
Census: Buried Sugartown Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.

More About SALLIE:
Census: Buried Sugartown Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.

	ii.	LONNIE COOLEY, b. August 1887.
	iii.	WILLIS W. COOLEY, b. March 1889.
	iv.	JESSIE HOMER COOLEY, b. February 1893; d. September 09, 1929; m. EVANGELINE MCELVEEN, September 21, 1920.
	v.	MAMIE COOLEY, b. November 1899.
	vi.	OSCAR COOLEY, b. June 1895.
	vii.	ARTIE COOLEY, b. September 14, 1897; d. May 13, 1940; m. OLLIE BRACK, March 21, 1923.
	viii.	EDITH COOLEY, b. 1900; m. ED JETER.
	ix.	EUNICE COOLEY, b. 1902; m. H. M. CALHOUN, April 23, 1919.
	x.	ALVIN COOLEY, b. 1903.

42.  KINCHEON4 COOLEY (ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 20, 1866 in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, and died May 03, 1942 in Pineville, Louisiana.  He married (1) JANE.    He married (2) MARTHA MOORE April 03, 1887.  She was born July 03, 1864 in Ireland, and died December 19, 1916 in Pineville, Louisiana.

More About KINCHEON COOLEY:
Census: 1870 Rapides Parish, Louisiana Census

More About JANE:
Fact 1: No children

More About MARTHA MOORE:
Burial: Woodworth Cemetery
	
Children of KINCHEON COOLEY and MARTHA MOORE are:
108.	i.	KAY5 COOLEY, SR, b. July 1899; d. March 23, 1927, Pineville, Louisiana.
	ii.	MARY B. COOLEY, b. March 1890; m. JAMES STEPHENS, August 28, 1919.
	iii.	ELIZABETH COOLEY, b. May 1893; m. THOMAS PERRY, May 28, 1908.
	iv.	THOMAS COOLEY, b. January 1895; m. MATTIE BALENTINE, December 30, 1916.
	v.	OCTAVIA COOLEY, b. October 1896; d. March 23, 1927; m. SIDNEY DELEPINE.
	vi.	PENNIE COOLEY, b. 1903.

43.  ROSEANN4 COOLEY (ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 03, 1867 in Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died December 03, 1939 in Gorum, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She married NAPOLEON BASCO May 13, 1886.  He was born August 22, 1858 in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, and died September 09, 1934 in Gorum, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About ROSEANN COOLEY:
Burial: Gorum Cemetery, Natchitoches Parish Louisiana
Census: 1870 Rapides Parish, Louisiana Census

More About NAPOLEON BASCO:
Burial: Gorum Cemetery, Natchitoches Parish Louisiana
	
Children of ROSEANN COOLEY and NAPOLEON BASCO are:
	i.	LEO CARSON5 BASCO, b. December 27, 1898; d. July 23, 1974; m. MAE BELLE NICHOLS, February 18, 1926; b. October 30, 1906; d. July 27, 1980.

More About LEO CARSON BASCO:
Burial: Gorum Cemetery  Natchitoches Parish Louisiana

More About MAE BELLE NICHOLS:
Burial: Gorum Cemetery  Natchitoches Parish Louisiana

	ii.	IDA ALICE BASCO, b. September 09, 1891; d. August 27, 1927; m. JOHN BAPTISTE PADDIE, June 20, 1891.
	iii.	MARY DOCIA BASCO, b. February 22, 1901; d. February 22, 1982; m. (1) MR. SETLIFF; m. (2) COLEMAN JOE EDWARDS, 1921.
	iv.	ROSA VICTORIA BASCO, b. April 16, 1896; d. March 01, 1898.

More About ROSA VICTORIA BASCO:
Burial: Gorum Cemetery  Natchitoches Parish Louisiana

	v.	CLARISE BASCO, b. February 26, 1896; d. August 22, 1991; m. SAMUEL KERRY, July 02, 1925.
	vi.	LOUIS CLEVELAND BASCO, b. September 22, 1887; d. November 11, 1910; m. LULALIE COUTY, July 06, 1905.

More About LOUIS CLEVELAND BASCO:
Burial: Gorum Cemetery  Natchitoches Parish Louisiana

	vii.	ANNIE BASCO, b. September 1889; d. June 10, 1890.

More About ANNIE BASCO:
Burial: Gorum Cemetery  Natchitoches Parish Louisiana

	viii.	MARGARET BASCO, b. January 04, 1894; d. September 12, 1895.

More About MARGARET BASCO:
Burial: Gorum Cemetery  Natchitoches Parish Louisiana

	ix.	ROSE ANN BASCO, b. December 26, 1903; d. June 01, 1993; m. JOHN WILLARD MITCHAM, March 23, 1941.
	x.	BABY BASCO, b. August 03, 1908; d. August 03, 1908.

44.  THOMAS PINKEY FRENCH4 COOLEY (ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born January 06, 1872 in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, and died April 16, 1937 in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.  He married AZALIE RACHEL December 24, 1894 in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.  She was born January 31, 1877, and died October 15, 1958.
	
Children of THOMAS COOLEY and AZALIE RACHEL are:
	i.	AZALIE FRENCH5 COOLEY, b. November 13, 1895; d. August 11, 1982; m. THOMAS EDWARDS, June 03, 1911.
	ii.	THOMAS P. FRENCH COOLEY, b. 1897; d. July 09, 1919; m. (1) MARGARET REYNOLDS; m. (2) PEARL BURGER.
	iii.	JESSIE JAMES FRENCH COOLEY, b. February 16, 1896; d. March 03, 1956; m. BLANCH WISE, September 17, 1927.
	iv.	ALMON JEROME FRENCH COOLEY, b. December 23, 1900; d. June 26, 1973; m. PEARL MINTON.
	v.	CLIFFORD LEONARD FRENCH COOLEY, b. 1905; d. 1982; m. ANNIE BURNS EZERNACK.
	vi.	GELENA JULIANA FRENCH COOLEY, b. August 10, 1907; d. October 27, 1965; m. LESTER TROTTI.
	vii.	ELDER RAYMOND FRENCH COOLEY, b. February 28, 1909; d. May 14, 1978; m. SUE BEEBE, December 22, 1928.
	viii.	ROY LEE FRENCH COOLEY, b. July 01, 1916; d. July 17, 1936.
	ix.	AGNESS FRENCH COOLEY, d. July 12, 1997; m. SIMMS BEEBE.
109.	x.	LLOYD FRENCH COOLEY, b. April 24, 1918; d. September 02, 1993.

45.  JOHN BASS4 COOLEY (ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born October 11, 1878 in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, and died December 01, 1947 in Flatwoods, Louisiana.  He married CATHERINE DOLLY COUTEE December 22, 1898 in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.  She was born January 05, 1881, and died June 17, 1967 in Flatwoods, Louisiana.

More About JOHN BASS COOLEY:
Burial: Flatwoods Cemetery

More About CATHERINE DOLLY COUTEE:
Burial: Flatwoods Cemetery
	
Children of JOHN COOLEY and CATHERINE COUTEE are:
110.	i.	LONNIE BASS5 COOLEY, b. November 19, 1899; d. September 11, 1921.
	ii.	JOHN RICHARD BASS COOLEY, b. 1902.
111.	iii.	CALVIN LUTHER BASS COOLEY, b. April 05, 1904; d. 1964.
112.	iv.	JULIUS BASS COOLEY, b. 1907; d. 1964.
	v.	WILLIE SPENCE BASS COOLEY, b. March 25, 1908; d. March 01, 1942; m. OLLIE MOORE.

Notes for WILLIE SPENCE BASS COOLEY:
He was MIA.  Went down with the Ship Asheville, 300 miles south of Java.  He was declared dead Nov. 25, 1945.  Information from the US Navy.

	vi.	RUFUS BASS COOLEY, b. September 01, 1910; d. November 19, 1982.
113.	vii.	LULA BASS COOLEY, b. November 14, 1912.
114.	viii.	HOUSTON BASS COOLEY.
115.	ix.	LUDIE EVALENA BASS COOLEY, b. August 23, 1917; d. February 24, 1973.
116.	x.	BARNEY DECATOR BASS COOLEY.
117.	xi.	BERNICE JANE BASS COOLEY.

Generation No. 5

46.  HENRY ELLISON5 MCWILLIAMS (WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born August 08, 1877 in Chopin, Nachitoches Parish, Louisiana, and died February 12, 1958 in Stockton, California.  He married SARAH EDITH TETER October 01, 1908 in Sickles, Oklahoma.  She was born November 28, 1884 in Geuda Springs, Sumner County, Kansas, and died July 29, 1959 in Modesto, California.

More About HENRY ELLISON MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Burwood Cemetery Escalon, California

More About SARAH EDITH TETER:
Burial: Buried Burwood Cemetery Escalon, CA
	
Children of HENRY MCWILLIAMS and SARAH TETER are:
118.	i.	NORA LEE CLARA6 MCWILLIAMS, b. April 13, 1910, Lone Wolf, Kiowa County, Oklahoma.
	ii.	PAUL DANA MCWILLIAMS, b. June 13, 1916, Biggs, Butte County, California; d. June 20, 1917, Meridian, Sutter County, California.
	iii.	GLENN ORLAND MCWILLIAMS, b. June 12, 1921; m. FRANCIS ELLEN MATHEWS.

47.  JAMES MADISON5 MCWILLIAMS (WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 19, 1879 in Chopin, Nachitoches Parish, Louisiana, and died April 05, 1946 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married MARY VIRGINIA HALL February 13, 1901 in Walnuthill, Louisiana, daughter of LOUIS HALL and PHERIBY MAYO.  She was born October 14, 1879 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana, and died 1963 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About JAMES MADISON MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

More About MARY VIRGINIA HALL:
Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
	
Children of JAMES MCWILLIAMS and MARY HALL are:
119.	i.	EZRA CLINTON6 MCWILLIAMS, b. January 01, 1902, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. October 07, 1950, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
120.	ii.	ELVIE MCWILLIAMS, b. February 06, 1905, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. November 15, 1970, Leesville, Louisiana.
121.	iii.	EFFIE LOUIS MCWILLIAMS, b. September 25, 1907, Slagle, Louisiana; d. November 04, 1991, DeRidder, Louisiana.
122.	iv.	EUNICE LORENE MCWILLIAMS, b. October 19, 1909, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. April 1993, Los Angeles, California.
123.	v.	ESSIE MAY MCWILLIAMS, b. May 14, 1912, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. Orange, Texas.
	vi.	ELMER JAMES MCWILLIAMS, b. October 09, 1914, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. October 07, 1923, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About ELMER JAMES MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

124.	vii.	ELZIE ANDREW MCWILLIAMS, b. July 24, 1917, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. July 17, 1976, Houston, Texas.
125.	viii.	ROY MCWILLIAMS, b. October 17, 1921, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. December 1983.

48.  JESSE ELI5 MCWILLIAMS (WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born October 07, 1881 in Sniders Bluff, Louisiana, and died September 08, 1970 in DeRidder, Louisiana.  He married EVA EDITH KELLER October 11, 1905 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born April 01, 1877, and died July 21, 1966 in DeRidder, Louisiana.

More About JESSE ELI MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, DeRidder, Louisiana

More About EVA EDITH KELLER:
Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, DeRidder, Louisiana
	
Children of JESSE MCWILLIAMS and EVA KELLER are:
	i.	LILLUS PEARL6 MCWILLIAMS, b. January 01, 1907, DeRidder, Louisiana; d. January 04, 1912, DeRidder, Louisiana.

More About LILLUS PEARL MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, DeRidder, Louisiana

126.	ii.	LELIA BELLE MCWILLIAMS, b. June 20, 1908, DeRidder, Louisiana.
	iii.	LINZA EMMERSON MCWILLIAMS, b. August 13, 1911, Oakdale, Louisiana; d. February 1942, At Sea; m. LERAY; b. December 25, 1909; d. May 30, 1996, DeRidder, Louisiana.

More About LINZA EMMERSON MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Buried at Sea. WWII.  Headstone at Woodland Cemetery, DeRidder, Louisiana
Military: WWII Veteran

More About LERAY:
Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, DeRidder, Louisiana

127.	iv.	LEANORD HENRY MCWILLIAMS, SR, b. June 02, 1913, DeRidder, Louisiana.
128.	v.	WILLIE LUCILLE MCWILLIAMS, b. April 04, 1915, Merryville, Louisiana.
129.	vi.	MARTIN LUTHER MCWILLIAMS, b. May 24, 1919, Merryville, Louisiana.

49.  MARY EMILY5 MCWILLIAMS (WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born October 24, 1888 in Old Barnes Mill Chester, Tyler, Texas, and died in Texas.  She married EARL HUNTER January 18, 1920.  He was born in Florence, Alabama, and died January 04, 1938 in Beaumont, Corpus Christi, Texas.
	
Child of MARY MCWILLIAMS and EARL HUNTER is:
	i.	HELEN6 HUNTER, b. Cisco, Calhoun County, Texas; m. E. HOLCOMB, September 21, 1945.

50.  CALLIE DONA R.5 MCWILLIAMS (WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born January 24, 1894 in Old Barnes Mill Chester, Tyler, Texas.  She married (1) CLYDE WIMBERLY May 29, 1914 in DeRidder, Louisiana.    She married (2) JAMES MADISON WHETSTONE January 07, 1929.  He died October 28, 1939 in Freeport, Texas.
	
Children of CALLIE MCWILLIAMS and CLYDE WIMBERLY are:
	i.	HERBERT D.6 WIMBERLY, b. December 28, 1915, Galveston,Texas.
130.	ii.	JESSIE MAE WIMBERLY, b. April 23, 1917, Needland, Texas.

Children of CALLIE MCWILLIAMS and JAMES WHETSTONE are:
	iii.	HERBERT D.6 WHETSTONE, b. December 28, 1915, Galveston,Texas.
	iv.	JESSIE MAE WHETSTONE, b. April 23, 1917.

51.  DANIEL DUNCAN5 NORRIS, JR (ELIZABETH4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 11, 1866 in Holmes County, Florida, and died May 04, 1948 in Merryville, Louisiana.  He married MARTHA JANE WELCH in Merryville, Louisiana.  She was born November 10, 1862, and died January 01, 1941 in Merryville, Louisiana.

More About DANIEL DUNCAN NORRIS, JR:
Burial: Merryville Cemetery, Merryville, Louisiana

More About MARTHA JANE WELCH:
Burial: Merryville Cemetery, Merryville, Louisiana
	
Children of DANIEL NORRIS and MARTHA WELCH are:
	i.	NORMA6 NORRIS, b. 1892, Merryville, Louisiana.
	ii.	WALTER NORRIS, b. 1894, Merryville, Louisiana; m. MAUDE MAE CHAPPELL, 1939, Oakdale,  Allen  Parrish, Louisiana.
	iii.	LEDDIE NORRIS, b. 1896, Merryville, Louisiana.
	iv.	CROCKET NORRIS, b. 1898.
	v.	ANDERSON CRAWFORD NORRIS, b. 1900, Merryville, Louisiana; m. VIOLA BROUGHTON.
	vi.	MORGAN NORRIS, b. 1901, Merryville, Louisiana.
	vii.	PEARLEY NORRIS, b. 1903, Merryville, Louisiana.
	viii.	ARCOLA NORRIS, b. 1904, Merryville, Louisiana.
	ix.	HOWARD CHARLIE NORRIS, b. July 23, 1905, Merryville, Louisiana; d. March 28, 1986.
	x.	NELLIE NORRIS, b. 1910, Merryville, Louisiana.

52.  MARY ELIZABETH5 NORRIS (ELIZABETH4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 13, 1868 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died April 18, 1941 in Lecompte, Rapidies Parish, Louisiana.  She married CHARLES CHAPPELL March 04, 1895 in Landry Parish, Louisiana.  He was born January 06, 1874, and died June 20, 1937 in Glenmora, Rapides Parish, Louisiana.

More About MARY ELIZABETH NORRIS:
Burial: Comrade Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana
	
Children of MARY NORRIS and CHARLES CHAPPELL are:
	i.	WILLIE MAE6 CHAPPELL, m. CARROLL MILLER.
	ii.	ELENAR CHAPPELL.
	iii.	JOHN CHAPPELL.

53.  GEORGE WASHINGTON5 NORRIS (ELIZABETH4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 17, 1873 in Liberty County, Texas, and died April 07, 1951 in Glenmora, Rapides Parish, Louisiana.  He married DARCUS LIVENA HENRY November 13, 1895 in Pine Prairie  St, Landry   Parish, Louisiana,.  She was born July 12, 1879 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died October 28, 1950 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About GEORGE WASHINGTON NORRIS:
Burial: Comrade Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

More About DARCUS LIVENA HENRY:
Burial: Comrade Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana
	
Children of GEORGE NORRIS and DARCUS HENRY are:
	i.	ALLEN E.6 NORRIS, b. August 31, 1897, Oakdale, Calcaseau Parish, Louisiana; d. July 31, 1949, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; m. GILLIE BREWER.

More About ALLEN E. NORRIS:
Burial: Comrade Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	ii.	THELMA ADELINE NORRIS, b. February 15, 1900, Oakdale,  Allen  Parrish, Louisiana; d. November 29, 1965, Glenmora, Rapides Parish, Louisiana; m. MORRIS THEODORE HENDERSON, February 11, 1920, Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana.
	iii.	LEON LANDRY NORRIS, b. June 29, 1902, Oakdale,  Allen  Parrish, Louisiana; d. December 04, 1972, Leesville, Louisiana; m. ETTA SCARBER, June 16, 1927, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About LEON LANDRY NORRIS:
Burial: Comrade Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	iv.	WILBUR NORRIS, b. January 20, 1905, Oakdale,  Allen  Parrish, Louisiana; d. June 18, 1935, Hutton, Louisiana; m. AGNES BRADY.

More About WILBUR NORRIS:
Burial: Comrade Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	v.	GEORGE ELTON NORRIS, b. December 21, 1907, Oakdale,  Allen  Parrish, Louisiana; d. May 30, 1989, Hutton, Louisiana; m. AGNES CINDERALLA HAYS.

More About GEORGE ELTON NORRIS:
Burial: Comrade Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	vi.	CLARA IDA NORRIS, b. August 15, 1910, Oakdale,  Allen  Parrish, Louisiana; d. November 29, 1988, Hutton, Louisiana; m. JOSEPH ALBERT HALL.

More About CLARA IDA NORRIS:
Burial: Comrade Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	vii.	LORRAIN NORRIS, b. August 05, 1913, Oakdale,  Allen  Parrish, Louisiana; d. January 22, 1971, Hutton, Louisiana; m. JOHN KIMBRELL.

More About LORRAIN NORRIS:
Burial: Comrade Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	viii.	MARY EVA (MARIE)ELIZABETH NORRIS, b. March 10, 1920, Oakdale,  Allen  Parrish, Louisiana; d. June 03, 1989, Coos Bay, Oregon; m. SYLVESTER SIKES.

More About MARY EVA (MARIE)ELIZABETH NORRIS:
Burial: Coos Bay, Oregon

	ix.	J. D. NORRIS, b. May 21, 1923, Hutton, Louisiana; m. NORMA PAULINE KIMBRELL, February 28, 1945.

54.  EARNEST EDWARD5 NORRIS (ELIZABETH4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 03, 1878 in Oakdale,  Calcaseau   Parish, Louisiana, and died October 22, 1943 in Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana,.  He married (1) FRANCES SCHELL.    He married (2) OPHELIA JOHNSON December 24, 1900 in Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana.  She was born January 17, 1884 in Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana, and died April 16, 1930 in Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana.

More About EARNEST EDWARD NORRIS:
Burial: Butters Cemetery, Forest Hill, Louisiana

More About OPHELIA JOHNSON:
Burial: Butters Cemetery, Forest Hill, Louisiana
	
Children of EARNEST NORRIS and OPHELIA JOHNSON are:
	i.	THELMA MERAIN6 NORRIS, b. February 17, 1902, Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana; d. November 06, 1971, Evangaline Parish, Louisiana; m. EARL BUFORD SCHELL, February 07, 1920.

More About THELMA MERAIN NORRIS:
Burial: Raymond Cemetery, Elton, Louisiana

	ii.	DAISEY MAE NORRIS, b. September 05, 1903, Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana; m. AUSTON JOHNSON SCHELL.
	iii.	IRENE LILLEY NORRIS, b. December 27, 1905, Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana; m. CHARLES M LIDDALE.
	iv.	WILLIE JAMES NORRIS, b. November 09, 1910, LaBlanc, Louisiana; d. March 07, 1911, Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana.

More About WILLIE JAMES NORRIS:
Burial: Butters Cemetery, Forest Hill, Louisiana

	v.	INFANT NORRIS, b. October 05, 1907, Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana; d. October 05, 1907, Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana.

More About INFANT NORRIS:
Burial: Butters Cemetery, Forest Hill, Louisiana

	vi.	HERMAN HAROLD NORRIS, b. April 28, 1914, Forest Hill,  Rapides  Parish, Louisiana; m. JOANN WILSON.

More About HERMAN HAROLD NORRIS:
Burial: Angleton Cemetery, Angleton,  Texas

	vii.	EVELYN DOROTHY NORRIS, b. July 21, 1916, DeRidder, Louisiana; d. May 11, 1985; m. ERVIN W MILLER, October 04, 1934, Kinder, Allen Parish, Louisiana.

More About EVELYN DOROTHY NORRIS:
Census: Buried Angleton Cemetery, Angleton,  Texas

	viii.	DANNY HASTON NORRIS, b. February 04, 1918, Merryville, Louisiana; m. PAT.
	ix.	LOUIS EDWARD NORRIS, b. July 25, 1919, Elton, Allen Parish, Louisiana; m. ESTER TUPPER.
	x.	LOLA ELIZABETH NORRIS, b. April 16, 1921, Kinder, Allen Parish, Louisiana; m. PETER SILVERNAUD.
	xi.	EARNEST EUGENE NORRIS, b. April 25, 1912; d. April 13, 1916.

55.  SANFORD EARLIE5 NORRIS, SR (ELIZABETH4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 01, 1884 in Walnut Hill, Calcaseau Parish, Louisiana, and died October 16, 1967 in Merryville, Louisiana.  He married EMMET C. BENNET.  She was born May 06, 1885 in Merryville, Louisiana, and died August 22, 1972 in Merryville, Louisiana.

More About SANFORD EARLIE NORRIS, SR:
Burial: Merryville Cemetery, Merryville, Louisiana

More About EMMET C. BENNET:
Burial: Merryville Cemetery, Merryville, Louisiana
	
Children of SANFORD NORRIS and EMMET BENNET are:
	i.	VIOLA6 NORRIS, b. 1904, Merryville, Louisiana.
	ii.	LILLIE NORRIS, b. 1906, Merryville, Louisiana.
	iii.	HAZEL NORRIS, b. 1907, Merryville, Louisiana.
	iv.	SANFORD EARLIE NORRIS JR, b. 1918.

56.  W. HASTING5 NORRIS (ELIZABETH4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 01, 1884 in Walnut Hill, Calcaseau Parish, Louisiana, and died February 21, 1955 in Oakdale,  Allen  Parrish, Louisiana.  He married MARY ELIZABETH HENRY.  She was born September 27, 1884 in Pine Prairie  St, Landry   Parish, Louisiana,, and died February 28, 1927 in Pine Prairie  St, Landry   Parish, Louisiana,.

More About W. HASTING NORRIS:
Burial: Cryer Cemetery, Oakdale, Louisiana

More About MARY ELIZABETH HENRY:
Burial: Danahy Henry Cemetery, Pine Prairie, Louisiana
	
Children of W. NORRIS and MARY HENRY are:
	i.	DANIEL BATICT6 NORRIS, b. March 30, 1925, Oakdale,  Allen  Parrish, Louisiana; m. ALLIE MAE CHAPMAN, October 10, 1952, Cheneville, Rapides Parish, Louisiana.
131.	ii.	MANUEL WAYNE NORRIS, b. July 12, 1926, Turkey Creek, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana.

57.  MARION FRANCIS5 HALL (ELSY ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 14, 1865 in Holmes County, Florida, and died July 15, 1950 in Slagel, Louisiana.  He married (1) LOUISE NETHERLAND Abt. 1889.  She died October 25, 1889 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married (2) LOUISA JANE COOLEY August 01, 1893 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born May 02, 1878 in Slagel, Louisiana, and died December 14, 1947 in Slagel, Louisiana.

More About MARION FRANCIS HALL:
Burial: Wales Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.
Census: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana, listed as son with Louis Hall.
	
Child of MARION HALL and LOUISE NETHERLAND is:
	i.	CORDIE MELVINIA6 HALL, b. October 03, 1889, Slagel, Louisiana; d. September 18, 1968, Slagel, Louisiana; m. ISAAC EDWARD WEAVER.

Children of MARION HALL and LOUISA COOLEY are:
	ii.	CHARLEY SIBLEY6 HALL, b. March 11, 1897, Slagle, Louisiana; d. November 13, 1970.

More About CHARLEY SIBLEY HALL:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Walnut Hill Louisiana

	iii.	GUSTENA HALL, b. May 03, 1901, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. February 10, 1903, Walnut Hill, Louisiana.

More About GUSTENA HALL:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Walnut Hill Louisiana

	iv.	ZELMA MAE HALL, b. September 30, 1902, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. August 02, 1976, Walnut Hill, Louisiana.

More About ZELMA MAE HALL:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Walnut Hill Louisiana

	v.	WILLIAM OSCAR HALL, b. August 16, 1905, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. August 13, 1980.

More About WILLIAM OSCAR HALL:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Walnut Hill Louisiana

	vi.	SARAH JANE HALL, b. September 07, 1907, Slagle, Louisiana; d. February 14, 1988.
	vii.	EVERETT SIDNEY HALL, b. September 29, 1910, Slagle, Louisiana; d. June 27, 1989.

More About EVERETT SIDNEY HALL:
Burial: Antioch Cemetery, Slagel, Louisiana

	viii.	PEARLY EVA HALL, b. March 16, 1913, Slagle, Louisiana; d. April 06, 1985.

More About PEARLY EVA HALL:
Burial: Wales Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	ix.	LORAINE HALL, b. November 12, 1917, Slagle, Louisiana.
	x.	CORDIE MELVINA HALL, b. October 03, 1889, Slagle, Louisiana; d. September 18, 1968.

More About CORDIE MELVINA HALL:
Burial: Wales Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

58.  TILDA ELIZABETH5 HALL (ELSY ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born August 08, 1870 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died November 15, 1942 in Slagel, Louisiana.  She married CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS MOORE.  He was born January 01, 1860 in Slagel, Louisiana, and died December 09, 1925 in Slagel, Louisiana.

More About TILDA ELIZABETH HALL:
Burial: Wales Cemetery [Union Grove], Slagel, Louisiana

More About CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS MOORE:
Burial: Wales Cemetery [Union Grove], Slagel, Louisiana
	
Children of TILDA HALL and CHRISTOPHER MOORE are:
	i.	ROSETTA6 MOORE.
	ii.	EDWARD D. MOORE.
	iii.	RODIE MOORE.
	iv.	BERTHA LEE MOORE.
	v.	EFFIE MOORE.
	vi.	FRANK MOORE.

59.  JOHN RANDOLF5 HALL (PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born November 24, 1870 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died August 20, 1958 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married (1) JULIA ABIGAILMASON.    He married (2) ALLIE BRADLEY.    He married (3) LEAH E. BLACKMON October 13, 1892 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born November 10, 1873 in Louisiana, and died May 30, 1916 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About JOHN RANDOLF HALL:
Burial: Cooper Cemetery
Census 1: 1870, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census 2: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

More About LEAH E. BLACKMON:
Burial: Cooper Cemetery
	
Children of JOHN HALL and LEAH BLACKMON are:
	i.	LUNIA6 HALL, b. 1893.
	ii.	ANGELINE HALL, b. 1895.
	iii.	LEA S. HALL, b. February 1897.
	iv.	JOSEPH HALL, b. 1900.
	v.	HARDIN HALL, b. 1905.
	vi.	OERY HALL, b. 1907.

60.  PAULINE CAROLINE5 HALL (PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born November 24, 1872 in Leesville, Louisiana, and died July 15, 1959 in Slagle, Louisiana.  She married LEE SWEAT.  He was born April 02, 1864 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana, and died March 10, 1910 in Leesville, Louisiana.

More About PAULINE CAROLINE HALL:
Burial: Blue Branch Cemetery, Pitkin, Louisiana
Census: 1880, Holmes County, Florida

More About LEE SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana
	
Children of PAULINE HALL and LEE SWEAT are:
132.	i.	LOUIS LEONARD6 SWEAT, b. January 13, 1891, Boyce, Louisiana; d. December 12, 1961, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
133.	ii.	WILLIE JACKSON SWEAT, b. May 23, 1895, Boyce, Louisiana; d. May 23, 1928, Leesville, Louisiana.
134.	iii.	SAMUEL HOUSTON SWEAT, b. June 14, 1897, Fullerton, Louisiana; d. November 03, 1964, Leesville, Louisiana.
	iv.	LEVIE SWEAT, b. 1899, Boyce, Louisiana; m. ARCHIE MCCALLUM.
	v.	JAMES W. SWEAT, b. August 31, 1892, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. August 19, 1896, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About JAMES W. SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

135.	vi.	MARY IDA SWEAT, b. March 01, 1901, Boyce, Louisiana; d. March 29, 1987, Leesville, Louisiana.
	vii.	ANNIE LEE SWEAT, b. 1904, Louisiana.
	viii.	HENRY PENDERSON SWEAT, b. October 31, 1905, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. November 29, 1968, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About HENRY PENDERSON SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

136.	ix.	ANDREW JACKSON SWEAT, b. March 28, 1908, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. May 14, 1976, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

61.  ALFRED FRANCE5 HALL (PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 14, 1876 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died December 20, 1946 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married (1) CASTONIA TINEY NELSON October 28, 1902 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born July 04, 1884 in Louisiana, and died March 03, 1922 in Leesville, Louisiana.  He married (2) AMANDA SESSIONS GOINGS March 08, 1924 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born December 27, 1898 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died June 27, 1945 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About ALFRED FRANCE HALL:
Burial: MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY Simpson, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

More About CASTONIA TINEY NELSON:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

More About AMANDA SESSIONS GOINGS:
Burial: Mt. PLEASANT CEMETERY Simpson, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
	
Children of ALFRED HALL and CASTONIA NELSON are:
	i.	TOM6 HALL, b. 1905, Holmes County, Florida.
	ii.	SULLIVAN HALL, b. 1904.
	iii.	ODE HALL, b. 1908.
	iv.	RAY HALL.
	v.	ELER MAY HALL, b. May 31, 1910, Leesville, Louisiana; d. March 26, 1912, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About ELER MAY HALL:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

Children of ALFRED HALL and AMANDA GOINGS are:
	vi.	RUTH ROLENE6 HALL, b. January 16, 1925, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. June 16, 1941, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About RUTH ROLENE HALL:
Burial: Mt. PLEASANT CEMETERY Simpson, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

	vii.	ASILEE HALL.

62.  MARY VIRGINIA5 HALL (PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born October 14, 1879 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana, and died 1963 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She married JAMES MADISON MCWILLIAMS February 13, 1901 in Walnuthill, Louisiana, son of WILLIAM MCWILLIAMS and WINNIE MAYO.  He was born February 19, 1879 in Chopin, Nachitoches Parish, Louisiana, and died April 05, 1946 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About MARY VIRGINIA HALL:
Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

More About JAMES MADISON MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Census: 1880, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
	
Children are listed above under (47) James Madison McWilliams.

63.  CALLIE JANE5 HALL (PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 18, 1883 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died 1951 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She married (1) MONET BREWER.    She married (2) SYLVESTER TOWNLEY.  

More About CALLIE JANE HALL:
Burial: Blue Branch Cemetery, Pitkin, Louisiana
	
Child of CALLIE HALL and MONET BREWER is:
	i.	NEZZIE6 BREWER.

Children of CALLIE HALL and SYLVESTER TOWNLEY are:
137.	ii.	J.W.6 TOWNLEY.
138.	iii.	WILLIE MAE TOWNLEY.
139.	iv.	FLORENE TOWNLEY.

64.  IDA ADELINE5 HALL (PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 1886 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana, and died November 27, 1965 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She married STEPHEN MONROE MOORE April 11, 1905 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He was born July 28, 1883 in Louisiana, and died January 10, 1969 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About IDA ADELINE HALL:
Burial: Wales Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

More About STEPHEN MONROE MOORE:
Burial: Wales Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana
	
Children of IDA HALL and STEPHEN MOORE are:
	i.	DICIE6 MOORE, b. Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
	ii.	VIRGIE MOORE.
	iii.	HULOY MOORE.
	iv.	HARDIN MOORE.
	v.	OMA M. MOORE, b. June 10, 1906, Walnut Hill, Louisiana; d. November 11, 1977, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; m. (1) MR. TURNER; m. (2) JACK ASBOLT; b. August 25, 1894; d. January 18, 1939, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About OMA M. MOORE:
Burial: Wales Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

More About JACK ASBOLT:
Burial: Wales Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	vi.	HENRY MOORE.
	vii.	FANNIE M. MOORE, b. August 21, 1918; m. THOMAS M. TURNER; b. November 11, 1911; d. June 14, 1976, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About FANNIE M. MOORE:
Burial: Buried Wales Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

More About THOMAS M. TURNER:
Burial: Wales Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	viii.	ELIZABETH MOORE.

65.  ELLEN5 HALL (PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1890 in Louisiana.  She married JACKSON BRINKLEY.  
	
Children of ELLEN HALL and JACKSON BRINKLEY are:
	i.	MELVIN6 BRINKLEY.
	ii.	HARRIS BRINKLEY.
	iii.	GLADYS BRINKLEY.
	iv.	ALFORD BRINKLEY.
	v.	J.D. BRINKLEY.

66.  EMMA5 HALL (PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 22, 1894, and died April 07, 1930.  She married CHARLIE BRACK.  

More About EMMA HALL:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.
	
Children of EMMA HALL and CHARLIE BRACK are:
	i.	LUTHER6 BRACK.
	ii.	BIRTIE LEE BRACK.
	iii.	EVIE BRACK, m. GERVIS WELKIN.
	iv.	GERTIE BRACK.
	v.	SON BRACK, b. June 26, 1928, Leesville, Louisiana; d. June 26, 1928, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About SON BRACK:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

67.  CHARLOTTE CARLOTTA5 MAYO (ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born October 17, 1877 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died November 29, 1957 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana.  She married (1) MR. GOLEMAN.    She married (2) THOMAS LAFAYETTE BEDSOLE December 28, 1904 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He was born March 30, 1856, and died November 07, 1928 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana.
	
Children of CHARLOTTE MAYO and THOMAS BEDSOLE are:
	i.	JOHN MAYO6 BEDSOLE, b. March 10, 1913, Rapides Parish, Louisiana; d. December 02, 1913, Rapides Parish, Louisiana.

More About JOHN MAYO BEDSOLE:
Burial: Cleveland/Carnahan Cemetery  Rapiedes Parish, Louisiana

140.	ii.	JESSE VIRGIE BEDSOLE, b. June 02, 1909.

68.  JESSE ANN5 MAYO (ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 18, 1882 in Hicks Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died March 18, 1937 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She married JAMES ALLEN HARVILLE February 23, 1902 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He was born February 16, 1875 in Simpson, Louisiana, and died November 25, 1955 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About JESSE ANN MAYO:
Burial: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Simpson, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

More About JAMES ALLEN HARVILLE:
Burial: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Simpson, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
	
Children of JESSE MAYO and JAMES HARVILLE are:
	i.	IVAN6 HARVILLE.
	ii.	AUBERY HARVILLE.
	iii.	GLADYS HARVILLE.
	iv.	T.L. HARVILLE.
141.	v.	ELIJAH LEIGHTON HARVILLE, b. February 02, 1908.
	vi.	VERNON HARVILLE.
	vii.	KERMIT BERNELL HARVILLE, b. June 23, 1913, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. June 06, 1968, Simpson, Louisiana.

More About KERMIT BERNELL HARVILLE:
Burial: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Simpson, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Military: LA TSgt. 807th Med. GP AF   WW2

	viii.	IRENE HARVILLE.
	ix.	STERLING WALLACE HARVILLE.

More About STERLING WALLACE HARVILLE:
Burial: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Simpson, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

	x.	ALLENE LUCILLE HARVILLE.

More About ALLENE LUCILLE HARVILLE:
Burial: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Simpson, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

	xi.	ZENOBIA HARVILLE.

More About ZENOBIA HARVILLE:
Burial: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Simpson, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Fact 1: Died at two weeks of age.

69.  JOHN ROBERT5 MAYO (ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 20, 1883 in Oberlin, Louisiana, and died April 09, 1941 in Louisiana.  He married ANNE BRYERS July 16, 1921 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born October 07, 1894, and died June 29, 1967 in Hicks,Louisiana.

Notes for JOHN ROBERT MAYO:
Teacher in Public School of Louisiana.

More About JOHN ROBERT MAYO:
Burial: Flactor Cemetery Hicks, Louisiana
Occupation: He was a teacher.

More About ANNE BRYERS:
Burial: Flactor Cemetery Hicks, Louisiana
	
Child of JOHN MAYO and ANNE BRYERS is:
142.	i.	KARL ROBERT6 MAYO, SR, b. June 17, 1922; d. September 07, 1998, Hicks ,Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

70.  JOSEPH5 MAYO (ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 20, 1883 in Oberlin, Louisiana, and died December 27, 1946.  He married MELISSA DYSON.  
	
Children of JOSEPH MAYO and MELISSA DYSON are:
	i.	ELIZABETH6 MAYO, m. MR. THOMAS.
	ii.	NORMA MAYO, m. MR. DUNCAN.
	iii.	MARK MAYO.
	iv.	JUANITA MAYO, m. MR. SKAINS.
	v.	JUNE MAYO, m. MR. TILLMAN.
	vi.	KATE MAYO, m. MR. ROBINSON.

71.  WILLIAM T.5 MAYO (ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 12, 1886.  He married INEZ KIRK November 20, 1920 in Hicks Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  

More About WILLIAM T. MAYO:
Fact: Commissioner of Public Utilities for Sherveport, La.
Military: Capt. U.S. Army WW1.
Occupation: Was in the Insurance business.
Religion: Active member 1st. Baptist Church of Sherveport.
	
Child of WILLIAM MAYO and INEZ KIRK is:
	i.	ROBERT KIRK6 MAYO.

72.  MARY ADELINE5 MAYO (ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 21, 1889 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana, and died August 06, 1969 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana.  She married SAM JOHNSON.  He was born August 03, 1885, and died October 08, 1968 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana.
	
Children of MARY MAYO and SAM JOHNSON are:
143.	i.	WILLIAM WINSTON6 JOHNSON, SR., b. September 30, 1919, Hicks, Louisiana; d. January 04, 1988, Walnut Hill, Louisiana.
144.	ii.	NELWYN MAYO JOHNSON.

73.  JESSE ELY5 MAYO (ALFRED THOMAS4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born September 13, 1878 in Boyce, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, and died in Louisiana.  He married SUDIE NICHOLS, daughter of JOHN NICHOLS and CATHERINE GREEN.  She was born February 17, 1872, and died March 20, 1969 in Louisiana.

More About JESSE ELY MAYO:
Burial:   Nichols Cemetery, Gardner, Louisiana
Military: Pvt. U. S. Army  WW1

More About SUDIE NICHOLS:
Burial:  Nichols Cemetery, Gardner, Louisiana
	
Children of JESSE MAYO and SUDIE NICHOLS are:
145.	i.	GEORGE NICHOLS6 MAYO, b. August 07, 1901, Melder, Louisiana; d. February 23, 1964, Cotton Port, Louisiana.
	ii.	BERTHA MAYO.

74.  THOMAS ERNEST5 MAYO (ALFRED THOMAS4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 23, 1885 in Hemphill, Louisiana, and died September 23, 1921 in Merryville, Louisiana.  He married MARTHA J. COOTY November 28, 1902 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana.  She was born June 02, 1883 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana, and died February 06, 1973 in Corpus Christy, Texas.
	
Child of THOMAS MAYO and MARTHA COOTY is:
	i.	CHARLES DAVID6 MAYO, b. September 19, 1903, Grant Parish, Louisiana; m. ALVA ALICE MAXWELL, June 20, 1922, Rapides Parish, Louisiana census.

75.  ERNEST EDMUND5 MAYO (EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 17, 1895 in Louisiana, and died March 30, 1972 in a.  He married SALLIE ERWIN May 14, 1922 in Leesville, Louisiana.  She was born October 14, 1902 in Louisiana, and died June 05, 1972 in Louisiana.

More About ERNEST EDMUND MAYO:
Burial:  Leesville Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About SALLIE ERWIN:
Burial:  Leesville Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana.
	
Children of ERNEST MAYO and SALLIE ERWIN are:
	i.	MARCEIL6 MAYO.
	ii.	ALVIN MAYO.
	iii.	ELMER MAYO.
	iv.	CLAUDE E. MAYO, b. April 15, 1924, Louisiana; d. November 06, 1930, Louisiana.

More About CLAUDE E. MAYO:
Burial:  Leesville Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana.

76.  DELIAH ELIZABETH5 MAYO (EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 13, 1898 in Louisiana, and died October 29, 1975 in Vinton, Louisiana.  She married JAMES FORD December 23, 1915 in Leesville, Louisiana.  
	
Child of DELIAH MAYO and JAMES FORD is:
146.	i.	EDDIE GERTRUDE6 FORD, b. September 12, 1917.

77.  CECELIA INEZ5 MAYO (EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born June 03, 1900 in Louisiana, and died November 21, 1985 in Louisiana.  She married JOSHUA TIPPITT October 20, 1923 in Leesville, Louisiana.  He was born October 02, 1901 in Louisiana.

More About CECELIA INEZ MAYO:
Burial: Welcome Cemetery, Simpson, Louisiana
	
Children of CECELIA MAYO and JOSHUA TIPPITT are:
	i.	JACK D.6 TIPPITT, m. MABLE.
147.	ii.	ARNITA TIPPITT, b. August 09, 1925, Louisiana; d. November 13, 1995, Louisiana.

78.  FRED MOSES5 MAYO (EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born July 20, 1902 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died December 28, 1976 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married EVA L..  She was born 1906, and died 1988 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About FRED MOSES MAYO:
Burial:  Forest Lawn Cemetery Leesville, Louisiana

More About EVA L.:
Burial:  Forest Lawn Cemetery Leesville, Louisiana
	
Children of FRED MAYO and EVA L. are:
	i.	FRANK HOWARD6 MAYO, b. January 22, 1931, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. December 24, 1983, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About FRANK HOWARD MAYO:
Burial:  Blue Branch Cemetery, Pitkin, Louisiana

	ii.	TED MAYO.
	iii.	ALENE MAYO.
	iv.	WANDA MAYO.
	v.	RAY MAYO.
	vi.	JOHN WAYNE MAYO.

79.  HERMAN OSBORN5 MAYO (EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 04, 1904 in Louisiana, and died November 05, 1966 in Pasadena, Texas.  He married LOTTIE PARKER October 08, 1927 in Leesville, Louisiana.  

More About HERMAN OSBORN MAYO:
Burial:  Walnut Hill Cemetery Leesville, Louisiana
	
Children of HERMAN MAYO and LOTTIE PARKER are:
	i.	HERMAN PERCY6 MAYO.
	ii.	BETTY JEAN MAYO.
	iii.	BEVERLY JOYCE MAYO.
	iv.	BARBARA JUNE MAYO.

80.  VIRGINIA LEA5 MAYO (EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born August 12, 1908 in Louisiana, and died February 21, 1978 in Louisiana.  She married CHARLES BENNETT October 12, 1933 in Leesville, Louisiana.  
	
Child of VIRGINIA MAYO and CHARLES BENNETT is:
148.	i.	DERWOOD6 BENNETT.

81.  EDNA PEARL5 MAYO (EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 25, 1910 in Red Hill, Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died November 21, 1978 in Kirbyville, Texas.  She married THOMAS JEFFERSON DENARD July 06, 1929 in Leesville, Louisiana.  He was born December 09, 1908 in Belview, Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died December 13, 1984 in Jasper, Texas.

More About EDNA PEARL MAYO:
Burial:  Zion Hill Cemetery, Jasper County, Texas.

More About THOMAS JEFFERSON DENARD:
Burial:  Zion Hill Cemetery, Jasper County, Texas.
	
Children of EDNA MAYO and THOMAS DENARD are:
149.	i.	VESTON R.6 DENARD, b. May 18, 1931, Simpson, Louisiana.
150.	ii.	GARLAND OTHEL DENARD, b. May 15, 1933, Cooper, Louisiana.
151.	iii.	NENA JEAN DENARD, b. March 02, 1936, Leesville, Louisiana.
	iv.	DELORIS DELLA DENARD, b. November 28, 1941, Pickering, Louisiana; m. RONALD FRANKLIN JOHNSON, April 14, 1962, Shreveport, Louisiana; b. April 17, 1939, Waldo, Arkansas.
	v.	E. G. DENARD, b. August 09, 1943, Pickering, Louisiana; m. (1) BONNIE JEAN NOBLES, June 02, 1962, Silsbee, Texas; m. (2) BARBARA, 1977, Houston, Texas; m. (3) SHARON LYNCH, August 23, 1986, San Antonio, Texas; b. February 20, 1957, San Antonio, Texas.

82.  MAUDIE MAE5 MAYO (EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 14, 1911 in Louisiana, and died December 03, 1953 in Alexandria, Rapides Parish,  Louisiana.  She married (1) PAUL COLE.    She married (2) GEORGE MAYO.    She married (3) JOSEPH CLEVELAND SMITH April 05, 1930 in Louisiana.  He was born April 23, 1897, and died December 03, 1953 in Alexandria, Louisiana, Rapides Parish.

Notes for MAUDIE MAE MAYO:
Killed with husband & daughter when tornado struck their home.

More About MAUDIE MAE MAYO:
Burial: Laurel Hill Cemetery, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

Notes for JOSEPH CLEVELAND SMITH:
Joseph was killed, with his wife and daughter, when tornado struck his home.

More About JOSEPH CLEVELAND SMITH:
Burial:  Laurel Hill Cemetery, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
	
Children of MAUDIE MAYO and PAUL COLE are:
	i.	LELAND STAFFORD6 COLE.
	ii.	ARLENE COLE.
152.	iii.	CHARLENE COLE.

Children of MAUDIE MAYO and GEORGE MAYO are:
	iv.	JERRY6 MAYO.
	v.	JEANETTE MAYO.
	vi.	JESSIE MAE MAYO.
	vii.	CARL MAYO.

Child of MAUDIE MAYO and JOSEPH SMITH is:
	viii.	JOYCE S.6 SMITH, b. February 18, 1931, Alexandria, Louisiana, Rapides Parish; d. December 03, 1952, Alexandria, Louisiana, Rapides Parish; m. ED CARROLL.

Notes for JOYCE S. SMITH:
 Joyce S.  Carroll was killed with her parents when tornado struck the Smith home in 1953]

More About JOYCE S. SMITH:
Burial:  Laurel Hill Cemetery, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

83.  CLAUDE WILLIAM5 MAYO (EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 30, 1914 in Louisiana, and died 1980 in Leesville, Louisiana.  He married MARY ANN MCDANIEL October 03, 1937 in Leesville, Louisiana.  She was born Abt. 1918 in Louisiana.

Notes for CLAUDE WILLIAM MAYO:
Claude Mayo was employed by the Leesville City Hall

More About CLAUDE WILLIAM MAYO:
Burial: Forest Lawn Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana
	
Children of CLAUDE MAYO and MARY MCDANIEL are:
	i.	GENE6 MAYO.
	ii.	ROGER MAYO.

84.  JOHN W.5 MAYO (ALFRED4, SAMUEL YOUNGBLOOD3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 02, 1910, and died May 10, 1982 in Oakdale, Louisiana.  He married ERTHEL.  

More About JOHN W. MAYO:
Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Oakdale, Louisiana
	
Child of JOHN MAYO and ERTHEL is:
	i.	ALFRED [ALFORD]6 MAYO.

85.  ELLA MAE5 MAYO (ALFRED4, SAMUEL YOUNGBLOOD3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born Abt. 1912.  She married HENRY CLIFFORD SWAIN January 1947 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He was born October 04, 1923 in Louisiana, and died December 13, 1966 in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

More About HENRY CLIFFORD SWAIN:
Burial: Holly Springs Cemetery, Fullerton, Louisiana
	
Children of ELLA MAYO and HENRY SWAIN are:
	i.	CLIFFORD6 SWAIN.
	ii.	JOHNNY SWAIN.

86.  MARY ANN5 MAYO (ALFRED4, SAMUEL YOUNGBLOOD3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born September 14, 1913 in Louisiana, and died November 16, 1973 in Fullerton, Louisiana.  She married FRANKLIN PLUMMER MCCULLOUGH.  He died November 1969 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About MARY ANN MAYO:
Burial: Holly Springs Cemetery, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Cause of Death: Heart Attack

More About FRANKLIN PLUMMER MCCULLOUGH:
Burial: Blue Branch Cemetery, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Cause of Death: Stroke
Occupation 1: 1960, Baptist preacher at Douglas Memorial, Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Occupation 2: Construction man during  WW he worked for the Civil  Service
Occupation 3: Pipe fitter in Orange Texas
	
Children of MARY MAYO and FRANKLIN MCCULLOUGH are:
	i.	GILBERT ALFRED6 MCCULLOUGH.
	ii.	IVY MARIE MCCULLOUGH.
	iii.	MARY DELLA MCCULLOUGH.
	iv.	EMMA ETHEL MCCULLOUGH.
	v.	AVIS FAYE MCCULLOUGH.
	vi.	JESSIE LEE PLUMMER MCCULLOUGH.

87.  VINNIE M.5 MAYO (ALFRED4, SAMUEL YOUNGBLOOD3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1914, and died February 09, 1999 in Fullerton, Louisiana.  She married MR. GASSIOT.  

More About VINNIE M. MAYO:
Burial: Holly Springs Cemetery, Fullerton, Louisiana
	
Child of VINNIE MAYO and MR. GASSIOT is:
	i.	OLLIE MAE6 GASSIOT, m. MR. LAMBRIGHT.

88.  JACOB STADLER5 DISHONGH (ALMARANDA ELLA4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1887, and died 1981.  He married MISSOURI ANN CHOATE.  She was born 1886, and died 1969.
	
Children of JACOB DISHONGH and MISSOURI CHOATE are:
153.	i.	MARY ZELLA6 DISHONGH.
154.	ii.	ANNA LEE DISHONGH.
155.	iii.	ETHEL DISHONGH.
	iv.	NOLAN DISHONGH, m. (1) JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH BLACKSTONE; m. (2) FLORA ANN BLANTON.
	v.	ROBERT STEPHEN DISHONGH, m. HAZEL MARIE TYER.
	vi.	ROLAND DISHONGH, m. (1) LOYE MAE DENSON; m. (2) JUANITA PHILLIPS LAWRERNCE.
	vii.	BESSIE MAE DISHONGH, d. 1981.
	viii.	LE OMA DISHONGH, b. 1911; d. 1918.
	ix.	RUBY ESTELLE DISHONGH, b. 1916; d. 1918.
	x.	EARL JAKE DISHONGH, b. 1918; d. 1976; m. MABEL DORIS SMITH.

89.  SALLY5 FRENCH (WILLIAM4, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) died 1991.  She married LEE STARLING.  He was born 1888, and died 1968.
	
Child of SALLY FRENCH and LEE STARLING is:
	i.	CECIL6 STARLING, b. 1909; d. 1992.

90.  ELDORADO5 FRENCH (WILLIAM4, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1890, and died 1985.  She married JOHN HENRY TEER.  He was born 1888, and died 1968.
	
Children of ELDORADO FRENCH and JOHN TEER are:
156.	i.	GRACE6 TEER, b. 1908; d. 1992.
157.	ii.	GENE L. TEER, b. 1910; d. 1983.

91.  GEORGE5 WILCOX (MARY ELIZABETH4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)
	
Children of GEORGE WILCOX are:
	i.	IRENE6 WILCOX, m. D. L. STRAIT.
	ii.	DAVID CARLTON WILCOX.
158.	iii.	GEORGE C. WILCOX, b. 1926; d. 1963.

92.  LOTTIE5 FRENCH (HENRY JACKSON4, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1900, and died 1985.  She married JAMES ROBERT MARR.  He was born 1896.
	
Children of LOTTIE FRENCH and JAMES MARR are:
	i.	HERMAN NASON6 MARR.
	ii.	NORMA JOYCE MARR.

93.  MARGARET5 FRENCH (HENRY JACKSON4, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1901, and died 1985.  She married JAMES BELL.  He was born 1898.
	
Children of MARGARET FRENCH and JAMES BELL are:
	i.	CARL WITT6 BELL.
	ii.	JAMES EDWARD BELL.
	iii.	WILLIAM JACKSON BELL.

94.  EVELYN5 FRENCH (HENRY JACKSON4, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1907.  She married HASKELL LAND.  
	
Children of EVELYN FRENCH and HASKELL LAND are:
	i.	DOYLE6 LAND.
	ii.	FREDDY JOE LAND.
	iii.	IRA LEE LAND.
	iv.	JOYCE ERLENE LAND.

95.  GLADYS MARIE LEE5 FRENCH (HENRY JACKSON4, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1910.  She married (1) BILL OXENDINE.  He was born 1892, and died 1985.  She married (2) HENRY PRICE.  He was born 1901, and died 1957.
	
Children of GLADYS FRENCH and HENRY PRICE are:
	i.	BERTIE6 PRICE.
	ii.	BETTY PRICE.
	iii.	CHARLIE PRICE.
	iv.	DOLORES PRICE.
	v.	HENRY WINTON PRICE.
	vi.	SAMMY PRICE.

96.  HENRY JACKSON5 FRENCH (HENRY JACKSON4, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1923, and died 1981.  He married PATRICA BOOKER.  
	
Children of HENRY FRENCH and PATRICA BOOKER are:
	i.	LEIGH6 FRENCH.
	ii.	PATRICA FRENCH.
	iii.	STEVEN FRENCH.
	iv.	VICTOR FRENCH.

97.  IRENE5 WILKEY (DORA A.4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 10, 1903 in Riverside, Walker County, Texas, and died July 19, 1979 in Sugarland, Trinity County, Texas.  She married LEWIS CLARENCE BUTLER.  He was born 1895, and died 1982.
	
Children of IRENE WILKEY and LEWIS BUTLER are:
	i.	LEWIS MAURICE6 BUTLER, d. 1991; m. SALLIE LEE DEWITT.
	ii.	GENE FRANKLIN BUTLER, m. NAOMI DOLORES POWE.
159.	iii.	DOROTHY JEANETTE BUTLER.
160.	iv.	ROGER LOYD BUTLER, d. 1955.

98.  DEHLIA DORA5 WILKEY (DORA A.4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 08, 1907 in Trinity County, Texas, and died May 22, 1998 in Kingsland, Texas.  She married RAY VERNON MAYFIELD, SR. June 15, 1925 in Trinity County, Texas.  He was born August 27, 1906 in Houston, Texas, and died November 09, 1987 in Houston, Texas.

More About DEHLIA DORA WILKEY:
Burial: Forest Park Cemetery, Houston, Texas

More About RAY VERNON MAYFIELD, SR.:
Burial: Forest Park Cemetery, Houston, Texas
	
Children of DEHLIA WILKEY and RAY MAYFIELD are:
161.	i.	RAY VERNON6 MAYFIELD, JR..
162.	ii.	SUNNY JONELL MAYFIELD.

99.  ELLA ZENA5 VALENTINE (JULIA ANN4 HAGAN, EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 08, 1880, and died May 03, 1944 in Corpus Christi, Texas.  She married THOMAS WHITE DAVIS April 25, 1901 in Grayson County, Texas.  He was born December 24, 1878 in Grant Parish, Louisiana, and died December 22, 1912 in Grayson County, Texas.

More About ELLA ZENA VALENTINE:
Census: 1880, Grant Parish, Louisiana Soundex as Eugene
	
Children of ELLA VALENTINE and THOMAS DAVIS are:
163.	i.	ELMER EDWARD6 DAVIS,SR, b. January 31, 1901, Grayson County,Texas; d. October 04, 1973, Corpus Christi, Texas.
	ii.	BONNIE MANSEL DAVIS, b. June 17, 1903, Milton, Oklahoma; d. August 06, 1979, Port Arthur, Texas; m. BESSIE SARAH BOURG.
	iii.	VERA ELIZABETH DAVIS, b. February 18, 1905, Waxahachie, Texas; d. October 10, 1950, New London, Texas; m. MARION S. SHOEMATE.
	iv.	NORA MAE DAVIS, b. April 01, 1907, Forreston, Texas; d. Corpus Christi, Texas; m. (1) BEN ROBERT DECK; m. (2) LAWRENCE BUSH, September 02, 1967, Corpus Christi, Texas; d. Corpus Christi, Texas.
	v.	OLETA MARIE DAVIS, b. August 26, 1909, Madill, Oklahoma; d. October 14, 1982, Corpus Christi, Texas.
	vi.	JULIA IRENE DAVIS, b. October 07, 1911, Sentinel, Oklahoma; d. Corpus Christi, Texas; m. JOE FREEMAN.
	vii.	LONNIE ANSEL DAVIS, b. June 17, 1903, Milton, Oklahoma; m. DORA DAVIS.

100.  GEORGE BENJAMIN5 SHIRLEY (CATHERINE JERUSHA4 HAGAN, EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born November 23, 1886 in Dry Prong, Grant Parish. Louisiana, and died October 23, 1944 in Hotel Dieu Hospital, Jefferson County, Beaumont, Texas.  He married LENA TURNER SMITH May 22, 1910 in Pollock, Louisiana.  She was born March 24, 1894 in Genoa, Miller County, Arkansas, and died May 01, 1983 in Orange, Orange County, Texas.

Notes for GEORGE BENJAMIN SHIRLEY:
Catholic Hospital on Sabine Pass Ave.

Children of GEORGE SHIRLEY and LENA SMITH are:
	i.	GEORGE MILTON (BOOTSY)6 SHIRLEY, b. February 28, 1911; d. September 1982.
	ii.	GUSSIE HINES (SNOOKIE) SHIRLEY, b. March 04, 1914.
	iii.	ANDREW CALVIN (PUD) SHIRLEY.
	iv.	CLAUDIA YVONNE (SISTER) SHIRLEY, m. MR. ADAMS.
164.	v.	MARTHA LEE SHIRLEY, b. Pollock, Grant Parish, Louisiana.
	vi.	MARLENE SHIRLEY.
	vii.	NORMAN CURLELLON (LALLY) SHIRLEY, d. June 30, 1970.

101.  FRANK5 SHIRLEY (GEORGEANNE4 HAGAN, EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born Abt. 1890.  He married ELLA ORR.  She died July 23, 1963.
	
Children of FRANK SHIRLEY and ELLA ORR are:
	i.	JAMES O.6 SHIRLEY, b. 1912.
165.	ii.	ROBERT SHIRLEY.
	iii.	EZELL SHIRLEY.

102.  MARTIN GASTON5 MAYO (JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 22, 1889 in Deerland,Florida, and died May 30, 1964 in Milton, Florida.  He married (1) MISS ATWELL.    He married (2) NANCY JANE BROWN Abt. 1911.  She was born June 23, 1895.

More About MARTIN GASTON MAYO:
Burial: Milton Cemetery
Occupation: Worked for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad as a section foreman.
	
Children of MARTIN MAYO and MISS ATWELL are:
	i.	MARTIN GASTON6 MAYO, JR, b. January 19, 1925, Florida; d. November 19, 1994, Sacramento, California.
	ii.	VIRGINIA MAYO, b. 1938; m. ED ABRAMS.

Child of MARTIN MAYO and NANCY BROWN is:
166.	iii.	CLIFFORD GASTON6 MAYO, b. September 29, 1912, Gull City, Florida; d. August 19, 1995, Pensacola, Florida.

103.  OKLEY COLUMBUS5 MAYO (JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 11, 1902 in Holmes County, Florida, and died December 02, 1983 in Taft, Kern County, California.  He married BERTHA WOODWARD.  

Notes for OKLEY COLUMBUS MAYO:
Okley and Rudy C. Mayo, half brothers, found each other around 1964 and became good friends.

Okley and his wife Bertha had a Nursing home in Long Beach, California.
	
Children of OKLEY MAYO and BERTHA WOODWARD are:
	i.	JAMES CLYDE6 MAYO, b. April 03, 1924, Florida; d. February 19, 1977, Los Angleles, Califorinia.
	ii.	GERALDINE MAYO.
	iii.	RAYMOND MAYO, m. CLAUDIA.

104.  RUDY COLUMBUS5 MAYO (JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born September 02, 1902 in Cypress, Jackson County, Florida, and died November 30, 1982 in Ketchikan, Alaska.  He married (1) MAZIE.    He married (2) WINNIFRED MAE TAYLOR March 03, 1933 in Norfolk, Virginia.  She was born September 15, 1915 in Wilmington, North Carolina, and died October 30, 1980 in Ketchikan, Alaska.

Notes for RUDY COLUMBUS MAYO:
FAMILY STORY:

As a young boy he did what ever he could to help care for his mother and sister,  he did odd jobs, carried papers what ever!!  They were a very close threesome.

He went to Aiken Public School .  When he became of age he joined the Army at Ft. Oglethorpe, Georgia.  He served from Jan. 1921 to July 1921 and was discharged at Camp Jackson, South Carolina.  He enlisted in the Coast Guard in 1926 in Atlanta, Georgia.  His residence was 440 Cooper St. in Atlanta.  From 1926 to 1934 he was stationed on the east coast.  In 1938 he was assigned to the west coast and served at Astoria, Oregon until 1938 when he was assigned to Ketchikan, Alaska.   He retired  May 1, 1953 at Ketchikan, Alaska.  After his retirement from the Coast Guard he owned and managed rental properties in Ketchikan.  After his death the street on which his house stands was named Mayo Drive.  He and Winnie built that house with their own hands and many years of hard work.  

He was a highly respected businessman in his community.  An energetic and hard worker.   He was also a very handsome man with his blue eyes, fair skin and shock of dark, wavy hair.

More About RUDY COLUMBUS MAYO:
Burial: Bayview Cemetery, Ketchikan, Alaska
Cause of Death: Acute Renal Failure
Fact 1: Member of Benevolent Order of Elks
Fact 2: Certified copy of death record in hard copy

Notes for WINNIFRED MAE TAYLOR:
FAMILY STORY:

Winifred and Rudy met when she was only 16, he saw her at a movie theatre one afternoon and said to himself I'm going to marry her, and he did, a few months later with the permission of her mother they were married.

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The following is a tribute to her, given to the family after her funeral: ( Typed as written)

Mayo Family;

I wish to let you all know how much that I'm grateful for Mr. & Mrs. Mayo.  They raised me 10 years of my life, and never once did I go un cared for.  I remember when I was twelve I decided I would run away.  It was in the winter months and one night I didn't come home.  Midnight that day, the welfare worker found me and took me back to the house.  I refused to go up, and decided to sleep in Mrs. Mayo's blue Buick.  After the welfare worker left Mrs. Mayo came down to the garage with a pillow & warm blanket & a sack lunch.  Saying that she and Mr. Mayo cared for me very much & if I changed my mind the back door would be left open for me.  Not once after I had run away did we ever talk about running away.  Many other foster kids grew up unloved & mistreated.  My sisters Patti & Barbie also hold the Mayo's close in their memories.  They also stayed until they were graduated and own their own.

If we don't see each other after more in life take care & God bless you all.

Friends Always,

Kathy, Patti, Barbie Ariola

More About WINNIFRED MAE TAYLOR:
Burial: Bayview Cemetery, Ketchikan, Alaska
Cause of Death: HEART fAILURE due to a diabetic condition.
Fact 1: She had the most beautiful blue eyes
Fact 2: Certified copy of death record in hard copy
	
Child of RUDY MAYO and MAZIE is:
	i.	WALTER FRANCIS6 MAYO, b. Abt. 1928.

Children of RUDY MAYO and WINNIFRED TAYLOR are:
167.	ii.	ALLEN LEROY6 MAYO, b. Astoria, Oregon.
168.	iii.	JEAN RAE MAYO, b. New London, Connecticut.
169.	iv.	MARION HORTENSE MAYO, b. Astoria, Oregon.
	v.	LINDA CAROLINE MAYO, b. December 28, 1950, Ketchikan, Alaska; d. December 29, 1950, Ketchikan, Alaska.

More About LINDA CAROLINE MAYO:
Burial: Bayview Cemetery, Ketchikan, Alaska
Cause of Death: Subdural Hemorrahage, Pulmonary Congestion and Atelectsis
Fact 1: Certified copy of death record in hard copy

	vi.	GREGORY STEVEN MAYO, b. January 05, 1953, Ketchikan, Alaska; d. January 17, 1966, Ketchikan, Alaska.

More About GREGORY STEVEN MAYO:
Burial: Bayview Cemetery, Ketchikan, Alaska
Cause of Death: Brain deterioration due too encephalitis.
Fact: Called Steven
Fact 1: Certified copy of death record in hard copy

105.  CAROLYN LENORA5 MAYO (JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 03, 1903 in Cypress, Florida, and died October 14, 1980 in Augusta, Georgia.  She married HENRY SAMUEL EUBANKS 1921 in Aiken County, South Carolina.  He was born August 06, 1901 in Aiken County, South Carolina, and died February 04, 1980 in Augusta, Georgia.

Notes for CAROLYN LENORA MAYO:
FAMILY STORY:

She was also a talented seamstress.  She helped her mother in her shop and kept house for the family as she grew older.  She tells of days when there was not much more than flour and water in the house to make a meal.  In later years in her own home everyone loved to go to Aunt Carrie's to eat, she always had a bountiful table and was an excellent cook.

More About CAROLYN LENORA MAYO:
Burial: Westover Memorial Park, Augusta, Georgia
Cause of Death: Cancer.

More About HENRY SAMUEL EUBANKS:
Burial: Westover Memorial Park, Augusta, Georgia
Cause of Death: Lung Cancer.
	
Children of CAROLYN MAYO and HENRY EUBANKS are:
	i.	DAUGHTER6 EUBANKS, b. Augusta, Georgia; d. Augusta, Georgia.

More About DAUGHTER EUBANKS:
Fact: Died at birth

	ii.	HENRI ANN EUBANKS, b. June 08, 1934, Augusta, Georgia; d. February 26, 1989, Augusta, Georgia; Adopted child; m. JULIUS JOHNSON, June 1951, Augusta, Georgia; d. March 1997, Augusta , Georgia.

More About HENRI ANN EUBANKS:
Burial: Westover Memorial Park, Augusta, Georgia
Cause of Death: Cancer

More About JULIUS JOHNSON:
Burial: Westover Memorial Park, Augusta, Georgia

106.  JAMES ZINAMON5 MAYO (JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 14, 1918 in Holmes County, Florida, and died April 15, 1988 in Holmes County, Florida.  He married MARY ALICE GRAY July 14, 1938 in Holmes County, Florida.  She was born in Holmes County, Florida.

Notes for JAMES ZINAMON MAYO:
James Zinamon Mayo was named for his fathers half brother, James Zinamon Mayo, child of Matilda Norris Mayo and an unknown father.

James Z. and his half brother, Ruby C Mayo, found each other in a chance meeting when Rudy[As he was called] stopped for gas and asked his usual question "Anyone know any Mayo's around here?".
It was James Z. who told Rudy how to get in touch with Okley Mayo and his half sister Velma. 

More About JAMES ZINAMON MAYO:
Burial: Bonifay City Cemetery, Bonifay, Holmes, County, Florida.
	
Children of JAMES MAYO and MARY GRAY are:
	i.	JOEL COLUMBUS6 MAYO, b. October 26, 1945, Holmes County, Florida; d. April 25, 1980, Died in Iran during the hostage crisis.; m. PAMELA EIKL.

More About JOEL COLUMBUS MAYO:
Burial: Buried : Bonifay City Cemetery, Holmes County,  Florida

	ii.	MARY KATE MAYO, m. WILLIAM GRIMSLEY.
	iii.	FRANCES MAYO, m. WILLIARD BAILEY.
	iv.	JAMES EDWIN MAYO, m. MARTHA HINSON.
	v.	RICHARD HENRY MAYO, m. DEBRA.
170.	vi.	GRACE MAYO.
	vii.	LONICE MAYO, m. FRED GOODYEAR.
	viii.	RAYMOND LAMAR MAYO, m. CYNTHIA CAMPBELL.
	ix.	VIRGINIA MAYO, m. JOHN WOOTEN.
	x.	DANIEL GARY MAYO.
	xi.	JOHN WAYNE MAYO, m. JONNY WOOTON.

107.  LUTHER5 MCLEOD (RODRICK4, CAROLINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married ALMARENDIA CALHOUN.  
	
Children of LUTHER MCLEOD and ALMARENDIA CALHOUN are:
	i.	RAYMOND6 MCCLOUD.
	ii.	ZEDDIE MCCLOUD.

108.  KAY5 COOLEY, SR (KINCHEON4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born July 1899, and died March 23, 1927 in Pineville, Louisiana.  He married CLARA STAFFORD.  

More About KAY COOLEY, SR:
Burial: Woodworth Cemetery.
	
Children of KAY COOLEY and CLARA STAFFORD are:
	i.	KAY6 COOLEY, JR.
	ii.	WANDA COOLEY.
	iii.	BEATRICE COOLEY.
	iv.	MARGARET COOLEY.
	v.	MARIE COOLEY.
	vi.	ROBERT B. COOLEY, m. (1) JONNIE LANITA YOUNG; m. (2) IRENE.

109.  LLOYD FRENCH5 COOLEY (THOMAS PINKEY FRENCH4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 24, 1918, and died September 02, 1993.  He married ANNA BELLE STAPLES 1938 in Corpus Christi, Texas.  

Notes for LLOYD FRENCH COOLEY:
Lloyd Cooley owned and operated a store in Gorum, Louisiana at one time and owned his own Garage at Boyce, Louisiana.  He also worked in the Oil Fields fitting pipes for drilling.  In 1972 he had an accident on the job that paralyzed him from the waist down and he was in a wheelchair for 21 years until he passed away.
	
Children of LLOYD COOLEY and ANNA STAPLES are:
	i.	JOYCE LARUE FRENCH6 COOLEY, b. Alexandria, Louisiana; m. RALPH C. PATTERSON.
171.	ii.	LLOYD DENNIS FRENCH COOLEY, b. Alexandria, Louisiana.

110.  LONNIE BASS5 COOLEY (JOHN BASS4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born November 19, 1899, and died September 11, 1921.  She married NOAH MITCHAM.  
	
Children of LONNIE COOLEY and NOAH MITCHAM are:
	i.	WILLIARD6 MITCHAM.
	ii.	CAROL MITCHAM.
	iii.	ROY MITCHAM.
	iv.	FRED MITCHAM.

111.  CALVIN LUTHER BASS5 COOLEY (JOHN BASS4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 05, 1904, and died 1964.  He married MAUDE MARTIN July 18, 1933.  
	
Child of CALVIN COOLEY and MAUDE MARTIN is:
	i.	JOHN WAYNE BASS6 COOLEY.

112.  JULIUS BASS5 COOLEY (JOHN BASS4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1907, and died 1964.  He married EUNICE KERRY.  She was born March 1912.
	
Children of JULIUS COOLEY and EUNICE KERRY are:
	i.	FLOYD BASS6 COOLEY.
	ii.	HERBERT BASS COOLEY.
	iii.	WILLIE BASS COOLEY.

113.  LULA BASS5 COOLEY (JOHN BASS4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born November 14, 1912.  She married ROY S. WISE.  He was born September 03, 1911, and died March 09, 1970.
	
Children of LULA COOLEY and ROY WISE are:
	i.	DONNIS6 WISE.
	ii.	RITA WISE.

114.  HOUSTON BASS5 COOLEY (JOHN BASS4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married LILLIE BENNETT.  
	
Child of HOUSTON COOLEY and LILLIE BENNETT is:
	i.	BRENDA BASS6 COOLEY.

115.  LUDIE EVALENA BASS5 COOLEY (JOHN BASS4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born August 23, 1917, and died February 24, 1973.  She married FRANK RICHAL April 19, 1933.  He was born July 18, 1896, and died November 06, 1977.

More About LUDIE EVALENA BASS COOLEY:
Burial: Gorum Cemetery

More About FRANK RICHAL:
Burial: Gorum Cemetery
	
Children of LUDIE COOLEY and FRANK RICHAL are:
	i.	EARL6 RICHAL.
	ii.	JOHN A. RICHAL.
	iii.	FRANKIE RICHAL.
	iv.	VERNON RICHAL.

116.  BARNEY DECATOR BASS5 COOLEY (JOHN BASS4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married ALLIE BASCO.  
	
Children of BARNEY COOLEY and ALLIE BASCO are:
	i.	JACKIE BASS6 COOLEY, Adopted child.
	ii.	ANGELA BASS COOLEY, Adopted child.

117.  BERNICE JANE BASS5 COOLEY (JOHN BASS4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married JAMES.  

More About JAMES:
Name 2: James, Sr.
	
Children of BERNICE COOLEY and JAMES are:
	i.	JR6 JAMES.
	ii.	JOHN.

Generation No. 6

118.  NORA LEE CLARA6 MCWILLIAMS (HENRY ELLISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 13, 1910 in Lone Wolf, Kiowa County, Oklahoma.  She married LAWRENCE ELMER VEST April 06, 1936.  
	
Child of NORA MCWILLIAMS and LAWRENCE VEST is:
	i.	DONALD LEE7 VEST, m. LINDA LAVONNE POTTER, April 17, 1957, Escalon, California.

119.  EZRA CLINTON6 MCWILLIAMS (JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born January 01, 1902 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana, and died October 07, 1950 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married ESSIE MAE BALL December 13, 1927 in Walmut Hill, Louisiana.  She was born May 19, 1910 in Walmut Hill, Louisiana.

More About EZRA CLINTON MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana
	
Children of EZRA MCWILLIAMS and ESSIE BALL are:
172.	i.	KENNETH7 MCWILLIAMS, b. Slagel, Louisiana.
	ii.	EULA YVONNE MCWILLIAMS, b. Slagle, Louisiana; m. LESLIE RAY.
	iii.	MARY VANCE MCWILLIAMS, b. June 14, 1935, Slagle, Louisiana; d. April 04, 1944, Slagle, Louisiana.

More About MARY VANCE MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	iv.	CLAYTON JAMES MCWILLIAMS, b. Slagle, Louisiana; m. BILLIE JEAN.
	v.	HENRY JACKSON MCWILLIAMS, b. Slagle, Louisiana; m. ANETTE MEYERS.
	vi.	JESSIE CLINTON MCWILLIAMS, b. Slagle, Louisiana; m. BARBARA FLURRY.
	vii.	THOMAS LYNN MCWILLIAMS, b. Slagle, Louisiana; m. BETTIE SUE ISNIER.

120.  ELVIE6 MCWILLIAMS (JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 06, 1905 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana, and died November 15, 1970 in Leesville, Louisiana.  She married (1) ELMER BOUSMAN in Leesville, Louisiana.    She married (2) CLYDE BRINKLEY October 05, 1925.  He was born 1905 in Louisiana, and died 1974 in Louisiana.  She married (3) LOUIS BRACK November 26, 1932 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He was born December 1894, and died 1938 in Fullerton, Louisiana.

More About ELVIE MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

More About CLYDE BRINKLEY:
Burial: Sugartown Cemetery, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

Notes for LOUIS BRACK:
Brack, Junior Louis - 1942 / 30 Jun 1987, 45 yrs 2 mos 7 das [concrete
marker & funeral marker]

More About LOUIS BRACK:
Burial: Holly Springs Cemetery, Fullerton, Louisiana
	
Children of ELVIE MCWILLIAMS and CLYDE BRINKLEY are:
173.	i.	JIMMIE LEE7 BRINKLEY.
174.	ii.	MELVIN BRINKLEY, b. Slagle, Louisiana.

Children of ELVIE MCWILLIAMS and LOUIS BRACK are:
	iii.	EDITH ROSE7 BRACK, b. Louisiana; d. 1936, Fullerton, Louisiana.

More About EDITH ROSE BRACK:
Burial: Holly Springs Cemetery, Fullerton, Louisiana

	iv.	KENNETH BRACK, m. BILLIE RAY WOLFE.
	v.	HOMER C. BRACK, b. July 12, 1919, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. August 15, 1948, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About HOMER C. BRACK:
Burial: Zion Hill Cemetery (Ft. Polk # 5) - Vernon Parish, Louisiana
Military: 477th QM Trk. Regt. WW2

121.  EFFIE LOUIS6 MCWILLIAMS (JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born September 25, 1907 in Slagle, Louisiana, and died November 04, 1991 in DeRidder, Louisiana.  She married CHESTER NATHAN SWAIN June 25, 1932 in Leesville, Louisiana.  He was born January 25, 1904 in Fullerton, Louisiana, and died July 02, 1961 in DeRidder, Louisiana.

More About EFFIE LOUIS MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Holly Springs Cemetery, Fullerton, Louisianna

More About CHESTER NATHAN SWAIN:
Burial: Holly Springs Cemetery, Fullerton, Louisiana
	
Children of EFFIE MCWILLIAMS and CHESTER SWAIN are:
175.	i.	WENDALL NATHAN7 SWAIN.
176.	ii.	MARVIN ELVIN SWAIN, b. Leesville, Louisiana.
177.	iii.	NETTIE FAYE SWAIN, b. Marksville, Louisiana.

122.  EUNICE LORENE6 MCWILLIAMS (JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born October 19, 1909 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana, and died April 1993 in Los Angeles, California.  She married ROBERT HARRIS October 19, 1946 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana.  He was born October 14, 1910 in Belt Buckle, Tennessee, and died October 26, 1989 in Los Angeles, California.
	
Children of EUNICE MCWILLIAMS and ROBERT HARRIS are:
178.	i.	ELSIE JANE7 HARRIS, b. Lynwood, California.
	ii.	PHILLIP WAYNE HARRIS, m. NORMA MORENO, March 15, 1980; b. Lynwood, California.
	iii.	EDITH HARRIS, b. Los Angeles, California; m. DAVID MESSER, October 10, 1981.

123.  ESSIE MAY6 MCWILLIAMS (JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 14, 1912 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana, and died in Orange, Texas.  She married ERVIN WOLFE August 03, 1933 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  
	
Children of ESSIE MCWILLIAMS and ERVIN WOLFE are:
	i.	FAIRBEE7 WOLFE, m. MARION MERRIMAN.
	ii.	BOBBY WOLFE.
	iii.	RONNIE WOLFE.
	iv.	FREDDIE WOLFE.

124.  ELZIE ANDREW6 MCWILLIAMS (JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born July 24, 1917 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana, and died July 17, 1976 in Houston, Texas.  He married JOYCE DRODDY October 15, 1936 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
	
Children of ELZIE MCWILLIAMS and JOYCE DRODDY are:
	i.	ROY ANDREW7 MCWILLIAMS, b. Leesville, Louisiana; m. (1) FAYE; m. (2) JUDY.
179.	ii.	BILLIE MAURICE MCWILLIAMS, b. Leesville, Louisiana.
	iii.	JUNE BOYETT MCWILLIAMS, b. Leesville, Louisiana.
	iv.	SHARON MCWILLIAMS.

125.  ROY6 MCWILLIAMS (JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born October 17, 1921 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana, and died December 1983.  He married JESSIE VEE HALL January 04, 1944 in Leesville, Louisiana.  She was born in Hicks, Louisiana.

More About ROY MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery Hicks, Vernon Parish, La.
	
Children of ROY MCWILLIAMS and JESSIE HALL are:
180.	i.	SHIRLEY JEAN7 MCWILLIAMS, b. Leesville, Louisiana.
181.	ii.	EVA DEAN MCWILLIAMS, b. Leesville, Louisiana.
	iii.	PAULINE MCWILLIAMS, b. February 05, 1952, Leesville, Louisiana; d. July 12, 1952, Walnut Hill, Louisiana.

More About PAULINE MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

182.	iv.	GARY LYNN MCWILLIAMS, b. Leesville, Louisiana.

126.  LELIA BELLE6 MCWILLIAMS (JESSE ELI5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born June 20, 1908 in DeRidder, Louisiana.  She married EUGENE ISSAC HEREFORD December 23, 1924.  He died April 23, 1977.
	
Child of LELIA MCWILLIAMS and EUGENE HEREFORD is:
	i.	JEAN EVELYN7 HEREFORD, m. MR. BURNETTE.

127.  LEANORD HENRY6 MCWILLIAMS, SR (JESSE ELI5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born June 02, 1913 in DeRidder, Louisiana.  He married DELORES NICHOLS November 11, 1943 in DeRidder, Louisiana.  She was born January 14, 1917 in Merryville, Louisiana, and died October 18, 1980 in DeRidder, Louisiana.
	
Children of LEANORD MCWILLIAMS and DELORES NICHOLS are:
	i.	ELLEN7 MCWILLIAMS, b. DeRidder, Louisiana; m. GEORGE W. ALLEN.
	ii.	LEONARD HENRY MCWILLIAMS, JR, b. Newton, Texas; m. CYNTHIA JEAN BENOIT.
	iii.	EVA ADELIA MCWILLIAMS, b. Newton, Texas; m. DONALD LYNN NICHOLS.

128.  WILLIE LUCILLE6 MCWILLIAMS (JESSE ELI5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 04, 1915 in Merryville, Louisiana.  She married LAFAYETTE ALSTON July 21, 1936.  He died December 05, 1979.
	
Children of WILLIE MCWILLIAMS and LAFAYETTE ALSTON are:
	i.	ARDIS GLEN7 ALSTON.
	ii.	EDITH LINN ALSTON.

129.  MARTIN LUTHER6 MCWILLIAMS (JESSE ELI5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 24, 1919 in Merryville, Louisiana.  He married EFFIE MAE COOLEY July 09, 1946.  She was born October 03, 1922 in Singer, Louisiana, and died March 03, 1992 in DeRidder, Louisiana.

More About EFFIE MAE COOLEY:
Burial: Lewis Cemetery, DeRidder, Louisiana
	
Children of MARTIN MCWILLIAMS and EFFIE COOLEY are:
183.	i.	LINZA HAROLD7 MCWILLIAMS, b. October 29, 1947, DeRidder, Louisiana; d. March 11, 1988, DeRidder, Louisiana.
184.	ii.	DONNIE WAYNE MCWILLIAMS, SR, b. DeRidder, Louisiana.

130.  JESSIE MAE6 WIMBERLY (CALLIE DONA R.5 MCWILLIAMS, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born April 23, 1917 in Needland, Texas.  She married (1) CLARENCE HULL.    She married (2) W.R. TURNER July 07, 1934.  
	
Child of JESSIE WIMBERLY and CLARENCE HULL is:
	i.	PATRICIA7 HULL.

Child of JESSIE WIMBERLY and W.R. TURNER is:
	ii.	WAIDEN7 TURNER.

131.  MANUEL WAYNE6 NORRIS (W. HASTING5, ELIZABETH4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born July 12, 1926 in Turkey Creek, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana.  He married MILDRED MILEY.  She was born February 01, 1889, and died November 25, 1976.

More About MILDRED MILEY:
Census: Buried Cryer Cemetery, Oakdale, Louisiana
	
Child of MANUEL NORRIS and MILDRED MILEY is:
	i.	LAVERN7 NORRIS, m. ORAN D HENRY.

132.  LOUIS LEONARD6 SWEAT (PAULINE CAROLINE5 HALL, PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born January 13, 1891 in Boyce, Louisiana, and died December 12, 1961 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married LEVIE CATHERINE JOHNSON.  She was born January 25, 1899, and died January 25, 1983 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About LOUIS LEONARD SWEAT:
Burial: Blue Branch Cemetery, Pitkin, Louisiana

More About LEVIE CATHERINE JOHNSON:
Burial: Blue Branch Cemetery, Pitkin, Louisiana
	
Children of LOUIS SWEAT and LEVIE JOHNSON are:
185.	i.	FRIEDA7 SWEAT, b. August 26, 1917, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. December 08, 1994, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
	ii.	CARL SWEAT, m. SAMMIE DOUGHARTY.
	iii.	MORRIS RAY SWEAT, m. ORENE MCKEE.
	iv.	RAYMOND EARL SWEAT.
	v.	LAVONNE SWEAT.
	vi.	JOHNNY LEE SWEAT.
	vii.	FREDDY SWEAT.
	viii.	MICKY JOAN SWEAT, b. May 30, 1935, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. December 12, 1952, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; m. JAMES WILLIAM COOLEY; b. March 31, 1929, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. June 18, 1978, Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About MICKY JOAN SWEAT:
Census: Buried in Blue Branch Cemetery, Pitkin, Louisiana

More About JAMES WILLIAM COOLEY:
Census: Buried in Blue Branch Cemetery, Pitkin, Louisiana

	ix.	CARLENE SWEAT.

More About CARLENE SWEAT:
Census: Carlene & Pauline are twins.

	x.	PAULINE SWEAT.
	xi.	SHIRLEY SWEAT.

133.  WILLIE JACKSON6 SWEAT (PAULINE CAROLINE5 HALL, PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 23, 1895 in Boyce, Louisiana, and died May 23, 1928 in Leesville, Louisiana.  He married MISSOURI THORNTON.  

More About WILLIE JACKSON SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.
	
Children of WILLIE SWEAT and MISSOURI THORNTON are:
	i.	QUANITA DUTCH7 SWEAT, b. December 23, 1925; m. ROY RAPIER.
	ii.	BETHEL LEO BILL SWEAT, b. October 21, 1927; m. WILMA DEE DEVORE.

134.  SAMUEL HOUSTON6 SWEAT (PAULINE CAROLINE5 HALL, PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born June 14, 1897 in Fullerton, Louisiana, and died November 03, 1964 in Leesville, Louisiana.  He married VERNIE LUGENIA NESSMITH.  She was born June 07, 1897, and died in Leesville, Louisiana.

More About SAMUEL HOUSTON SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.

More About VERNIE LUGENIA NESSMITH:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.
	
Children of SAMUEL SWEAT and VERNIE NESSMITH are:
	i.	JAMES LEE7 SWEAT, b. December 05, 1918; d. January 05, 1992, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About JAMES LEE SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	ii.	NORMA LEE SWEAT, b. January 18, 1921; m. ODIS JOHNO.
	iii.	SON SWEAT, b. December 08, 1924, Leesville, Louisiana; d. December 08, 1924, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About SON SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	iv.	SHERMAN S. SWEAT, b. May 17, 1926; d. July 17, 1972, Leesville, Louisiana; m. MERTIE E.; b. July 08, 1930; d. July 17, 1972, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About SHERMAN S. SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

More About MERTIE E.:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	v.	WILLIE SWEAT, b. October 18, 1928.
	vi.	LEAMON SWEAT, b. May 06, 1931; m. ZELL JAMES.
	vii.	JEWEL MARIE SWEAT, b. January 26, 1938, Leesville, Louisiana; d. January 26, 1938, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About JEWEL MARIE SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

135.  MARY IDA6 SWEAT (PAULINE CAROLINE5 HALL, PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 01, 1901 in Boyce, Louisiana, and died March 29, 1987 in Leesville, Louisiana.  She married JAMES HOUSTON TOWNLEY 1918 in Fullerton, Louisiana.  He was born June 06, 1900 in Elmer, Louisiana, and died October 25, 1962 in Leesville, Louisiana.

More About MARY IDA SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

More About JAMES HOUSTON TOWNLEY:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana
	
Children of MARY SWEAT and JAMES TOWNLEY are:
186.	i.	GERTRUDE MARIE7 TOWNLEY, b. June 01, 1920, Fullerton, Louisiana; d. January 18, 1984.
	ii.	FLOY IONE JACKIE TOWNLEY, b. June 25, 1924, Hicks Vernon Parish, Louisiana; d. March 15, 1987, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About FLOY IONE JACKIE TOWNLEY:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

	iii.	WILLIE LEE TOWNLEY, b. November 19, 1922, Leesville, Louisiana; d. May 22, 1957, Leesville, Louisiana.

More About WILLIE LEE TOWNLEY:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

136.  ANDREW JACKSON6 SWEAT (PAULINE CAROLINE5 HALL, PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 28, 1908 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died May 14, 1976 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married HAZEL WILEY.  She was born January 16, 1914, and died July 27, 1976 in Leesville, Louisiana.

More About ANDREW JACKSON SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

More About HAZEL WILEY:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.
	
Child of ANDREW SWEAT and HAZEL WILEY is:
	i.	HELEN (DORIS)7 SWEAT, b. December 07, 1937; d. February 07, 1977, Leesville, Louisiana; m. MR. WATTERSON.

More About HELEN (DORIS) SWEAT:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

137.  J.W.6 TOWNLEY (CALLIE JANE5 HALL, PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married ROY MAE JOHNSON.  
	
Children of J.W. TOWNLEY and ROY JOHNSON are:
	i.	INA7 LE TOWNLEY, m. MR. REEVES.
	ii.	JAMES TOWNLEY, m. DIANE MCDANIEL.
	iii.	DONNIE TOWNLEY, m. FRIEDA JOHNSON.
	iv.	ROBBIE ANN TOWNLEY, m. JOHNNY HICKS.
	v.	RONNIE TOWNLEY, m. SHEILA.
	vi.	ANNETTE TOWNLEY, m. MICHAEL RAPIER.
	vii.	MICHAEL LYNN TOWNLEY.

138.  WILLIE MAE6 TOWNLEY (CALLIE JANE5 HALL, PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married TETE PELT.  She was born in Fullerton, Louisiana.
	
Children of WILLIE TOWNLEY and TETE PELT are:
	i.	HAROLD7 TOWNLEY.
	ii.	BOBBIE TOWNLEY.
	iii.	BILLY TOWNLEY.
	iv.	DUKE TOWNLEY.
	v.	BILLIE JEAN TOWNLEY.

139.  FLORENE6 TOWNLEY (CALLIE JANE5 HALL, PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married (1) RAYMOND SENSING, SR..    She married (2) BAILEY.    She married (3) JACK E. MEAUT, SR..  
	
Child of FLORENE TOWNLEY and RAYMOND SENSING is:
	i.	RAYMOND7 SENSING, JR., m. WILMA.

Children of FLORENE TOWNLEY and BAILEY are:
	ii.	CHARLES7 BAILEY, m. DIANE.
	iii.	LINDA BAILEY, m. J.E.. JOHNSON.
	iv.	SYLVIA BAILEY, m. TIM PELUSI.
	v.	L.C. BAILEY.
	vi.	WILLIAM BAILEY.

Child of FLORENE TOWNLEY and JACK MEAUT is:
	vii.	ALICE LEE7 MEAUT, m. RITCHIE YOUNG.

140.  JESSE VIRGIE6 BEDSOLE (CHARLOTTE CARLOTTA5 MAYO, ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born June 02, 1909.  She married JOHN CHOP, SR. November 30, 1929.  
	
Children of JESSE BEDSOLE and JOHN CHOP are:
	i.	JOHN7 CHOP, JR., b. February 20, 1931; d. May 27, 1948, Walnut Hill, Louisiana.
187.	ii.	FRANCES MARIE CHOP.
188.	iii.	HERMAN STEPHEN CHOP.

141.  ELIJAH LEIGHTON6 HARVILLE (JESSE ANN5 MAYO, ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 02, 1908.  He married WILLIE ADELINE COPELAND.  She was born October 06, 1911 in Whitney, Texas.
	
Child of ELIJAH HARVILLE and WILLIE COPELAND is:
	i.	JANIE7 HARVILLE, b. June 09, 1933; m. (1) MR. LUEDECKE; m. (2) MR. RILEY.

142.  KARL ROBERT6 MAYO, SR (JOHN ROBERT5, ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born June 17, 1922, and died September 07, 1998 in Hicks ,Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  He married DORIS H. HAYMON November 27, 1946 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born in Fullerton, Louisiana.

Notes for KARL ROBERT MAYO, SR:

More About KARL ROBERT MAYO, SR:
Fact: Karl Mayo was a educator
	
Children of KARL MAYO and DORIS HAYMON are:
	i.	KARL ROBERT7 MAYO, JR.
	ii.	PHILLIP DANIEL MAYO.
	iii.	WILLIAM DOUGLAS MAYO.

143.  WILLIAM WINSTON6 JOHNSON, SR. (MARY ADELINE5 MAYO, ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born September 30, 1919 in Hicks, Louisiana, and died January 04, 1988 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana.  He married (1) FANNIE MAE ASBY.    He married (2) LULA E. WEEKS.  She was born January 18, 1889, and died November 13, 1949 in Walnut Hill, Louisiana.
	
Children of WILLIAM JOHNSON and FANNIE ASBY are:
	i.	BARBARA LYNN7 JOHNSON.
	ii.	DAVID BRUCE JOHNSON, b. 1950; d. 2000.

More About DAVID BRUCE JOHNSON:
Cause of Death: Heart Attack

	iii.	LARRY PAUL JOHNSON.
	iv.	WILLIAM WINSTON JOHNSON, JR..

144.  NELWYN MAYO6 JOHNSON (MARY ADELINE5 MAYO, ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married (1) JESSE LEROY ECKERT, SR..    She married (2) MR. ADAMS.  
	
Child of NELWYN JOHNSON and JESSE ECKERT is:
	i.	JESSE LEROY7 ECKERT, JR..

Children of NELWYN JOHNSON and MR. ADAMS are:
189.	ii.	WILLIAM JOSEPH BILLY JOE7 ADAMS.
190.	iii.	MARY ELIZABETH ADAMS.

145.  GEORGE NICHOLS6 MAYO (JESSE ELY5, ALFRED THOMAS4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born August 07, 1901 in Melder, Louisiana, and died February 23, 1964 in Cotton Port, Louisiana.  He married (1) PEARL CATHERINE IVY.  She was born December 27, 1902, and died September 1928 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana.  He married (2) WILLIE PHILLIPS December 1928.  She was born March 23, 1905 in Quitman, Mississippi.  He married (3) MAUD MAYO 1942 in Arizona.  

More About GEORGE NICHOLS MAYO:
Burial: Nichols Cemetery. Gardner, Louisiana
Military: WW I Veteran PVT US Army

More About PEARL CATHERINE IVY:
Burial: Burns Cemetery  Rapides Parish, Louisiana
	
Children of GEORGE MAYO and PEARL IVY are:
191.	i.	HERMAN ADRAIN7 MAYO, b. May 27, 1921, Louisiana; d. October 15, 1987, Louisiana.
	ii.	RAY CODY MAYO, b. 1925.
	iii.	GEORGE MAYO, JR., b. 1926.
	iv.	FRED MAYO.

Children of GEORGE MAYO and WILLIE PHILLIPS are:
	v.	DORIS JUANITA7 MAYO, b. August 29, 1931, De Quincy, Rapides, Louisiana; m. ROBERT FRAZIER.
	vi.	GEORGIA ELOISE MAYO, b. March 16, 1933, Rapides Parish, Louisiana; m. GEORGE DONAHOE.
192.	vii.	DONALD KENNETH MAYO, b. July 07, 1935, Alexandria, Louisiana.

Children of GEORGE MAYO and MAUD MAYO are:
	viii.	JOHN STABOLY7 MAYO.
	ix.	GEORGE NICHOLS MAYO.
193.	x.	EVERTT MOORE MAYO.

146.  EDDIE GERTRUDE6 FORD (DELIAH ELIZABETH5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born September 12, 1917.  She married FRED MELTON JOHNSON I.  
	
Children of EDDIE FORD and FRED JOHNSON are:
194.	i.	BETTY JUNEEN7 JOHNSON.
195.	ii.	FRED MELTON JOHNSON II.

147.  ARNITA6 TIPPITT (CECELIA INEZ5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born August 09, 1925 in Louisiana, and died November 13, 1995 in Louisiana.  She married HERMAN ADRAIN MAYO, son of GEORGE MAYO and PEARL IVY.  He was born May 27, 1921 in Louisiana, and died October 15, 1987 in Louisiana.

More About ARNITA TIPPITT:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Louisiana

Notes for HERMAN ADRAIN MAYO:

More About HERMAN ADRAIN MAYO:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.
Fact 1: Debbie Lawson contributed to this file
	
Children of ARNITA TIPPITT and HERMAN MAYO are:
	i.	REGINALE EARL7 MAYO, b. February 21, 1949, Louisiana; d. October 27, 1978, Louisiana.
	ii.	MARGARET MAYO, m. MR. NEAL.

148.  DERWOOD6 BENNETT (VIRGINIA LEA5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married JO ANN.  
	
Children of DERWOOD BENNETT and JO ANN are:
196.	i.	BARBARA ANN7 BENNETT, b. September 25, 1963, Orange, Texas.
197.	ii.	JOAN BENNETT, b. Pineville, Louisiana.

149.  VESTON R.6 DENARD (EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 18, 1931 in Simpson, Louisiana.  He married LORETTA BEA CRAIG April 11, 1954 in Santa Ana, California.  She was born March 03, 1933 in Oilton, Oklahoma.
	
Children of VESTON DENARD and LORETTA CRAIG are:
198.	i.	LELAND DALLAS7 DENARD, b. August 12, 1955, Santa Ana, California; d. June 24, 1999, Colorado Springs, Colorado.
	ii.	DARRELL KEITH DENARD, b. January 13, 1957, Santa Ana, California; m. TAMARA JANDEBEUR, May 21, 1988, Decatur, Arkansas; b. July 26, 1969, Hahn, Germany.
199.	iii.	SHERYL ELAINE DENARD, b. March 02, 1958, Siloam Springs, Arkansas.

150.  GARLAND OTHEL6 DENARD (EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 15, 1933 in Cooper, Louisiana.  He married SYLVIA LUCILLE FRITZ May 05, 1951 in Buna, Texas.  She was born July 25, 1933 in Athens, Texas.
	
Children of GARLAND DENARD and SYLVIA FRITZ are:
200.	i.	CAROLYN SUE7 DENARD, b. June 24, 1952, Buna, Texas.
201.	ii.	BOBBY DEWAYNE DENARD, b. August 01, 1953, Houston, Texas.
202.	iii.	CECIL LARRY DENARD, b. September 23, 1954, Houston, Texas.
	iv.	BRENDA KAY DENARD, b. July 27, 1956, Houston, Texas.

151.  NENA JEAN6 DENARD (EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 02, 1936 in Leesville, Louisiana.  She married (1) DOYLE BANKS April 20, 1955 in Houston, Texas.    She married (2) WILLIAM C. CHAMBERS,JR. February 04, 1967 in Jasper, Texas.  He was born August 15, 1934 in Monticello, Arkansas.
	
Child of NENA DENARD and DOYLE BANKS is:
203.	i.	CHERITA HOPE7 BANKS, b. February 27, 1956, Houston, Texas.

Child of NENA DENARD and WILLIAM CHAMBERS is:
204.	ii.	STACEY DAMON7 CHAMBERS, b. December 09, 1969, Pineville, Louisiana.

152.  CHARLENE6 COLE (MAUDIE MAE5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married JAY JOHNSON.  
	
Child of CHARLENE COLE and JAY JOHNSON is:
	i.	RUSSELL PAUL JOHNSON7 JOHNSON.

153.  MARY ZELLA6 DISHONGH (JACOB STADLER5, ALMARANDA ELLA4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married (1) CARL BURL TULLOS.    She married (2) JAMES RICHARD KNIGHT.  
	
Children of MARY DISHONGH and CARL TULLOS are:
	i.	BETTY SUE7 TULLOS.
	ii.	BILLY JOE TULLOS.
	iii.	NETA FRANCES TULLOS.

Children of MARY DISHONGH and JAMES KNIGHT are:
	iv.	DOROTHY ANN7 KNIGHT.
	v.	LINDA NELL KNIGHT.
	vi.	MARTHA JANE KNIGHT.

154.  ANNA LEE6 DISHONGH (JACOB STADLER5, ALMARANDA ELLA4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married JACK MARION RICE.  
	
Children of ANNA DISHONGH and JACK RICE are:
	i.	JACQUELIN ANN7 RICE.
	ii.	MARION ELIZABETH RICE.
	iii.	SUSAN ESTELLA RICE.

155.  ETHEL6 DISHONGH (JACOB STADLER5, ALMARANDA ELLA4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married JOHN BUSSEY WOOTEN, SR..  
	
Child of ETHEL DISHONGH and JOHN WOOTEN is:
	i.	JOHN BUSSEY7 WOOTEN, JR., d. 1950.

156.  GRACE6 TEER (ELDORADO5 FRENCH, WILLIAM4, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1908, and died 1992.  She married GEORGE W. CONRAD, SR..  
	
Children of GRACE TEER and GEORGE CONRAD are:
205.	i.	GEORGE W.7 CONRAD, JR..
206.	ii.	BETTY ANN CONRAD.

157.  GENE L.6 TEER (ELDORADO5 FRENCH, WILLIAM4, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1910, and died 1983.  He married (1) JEANIE LOVELACE.    He married (2) SHIRLEY SLADE.  
	
Child of GENE TEER and SHIRLEY SLADE is:
	i.	JOHN SLADE7 TEER.

158.  GEORGE C.6 WILCOX (GEORGE5, MARY ELIZABETH4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1926, and died 1963.  He married MARJORIE.  
	
Children of GEORGE WILCOX and MARJORIE are:
	i.	LON7 WILCOX.
	ii.	STEPHEN WILCOX.

159.  DOROTHY JEANETTE6 BUTLER (IRENE5 WILKEY, DORA A.4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married (1) CLAUDE EUGENE HAMBRICK.    She married (2) HOMER ALVIN TAYLOR, JR..  He died 1994.
	
Child of DOROTHY BUTLER and CLAUDE HAMBRICK is:
	i.	PATRICK LOYD7 HAMBRICK, m. (1) MINNIE; m. (2) MINNIE VICKY THREADGILL.

160.  ROGER LOYD6 BUTLER (IRENE5 WILKEY, DORA A.4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) died 1955.  He married (1) MERLE THOMAS.    He married (2) VERLENE CHUMLEY.  
	
Children of ROGER BUTLER and VERLENE CHUMLEY are:
207.	i.	KATHLEEN7 BUTLER.
208.	ii.	RICHARD RAY BUTLER.

161.  RAY VERNON6 MAYFIELD, JR. (DEHLIA DORA5 WILKEY, DORA A.4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married NITA ROBBINS.  
	
Children of RAY MAYFIELD and NITA ROBBINS are:
	i.	MARY KATHRYN7 MAYFIELD, m. JAMES CLARKE.
	ii.	DANA CLAUDIA MAYFIELD, d. 1950.
	iii.	RAY VERNON MAYFIELD III, m. KAY.
	iv.	JOHN BOLES MAYFIELD.

162.  SUNNY JONELL6 MAYFIELD (DEHLIA DORA5 WILKEY, DORA A.4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married (1) CHARLES RAY THOMAS, SR. May 26, 1956.    She married (2) JAMES MELVIN ALLCORN January 08, 1992.  
	
Children of SUNNY MAYFIELD and CHARLES THOMAS are:
209.	i.	DAYNA DENISE7 THOMAS.
210.	ii.	CHARLES RAY THOMAS, JR..
211.	iii.	DUANE MAYFIELD THOMAS, SR., b. 1960; d. 1995.

163.  ELMER EDWARD6 DAVIS,SR (ELLA ZENA5 VALENTINE, JULIA ANN4 HAGAN, EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born January 31, 1901 in Grayson County,Texas, and died October 04, 1973 in Corpus Christi, Texas.  He married JOHNYE KATHLEEN NELSON March 31, 1924 in Colbert, Bryan City, Oklahoma.  She was born February 15, 1907 in Sedwick, Texas, and died December 24, 1982 in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Notes for ELMER EDWARD DAVIS,SR:
FAMILY STORY:

Elmer Edward Davis, Sr. was born January 31, 1901, the oldest of 7 children. He traveled a lot in his youth since nearly all of his siblings were born in different cities.  Sometime after 1907, the family settled near Ennis, Ellis County Texas. When Elmer was 11 years old his Father died, leaving him as the man of the house.  He helped raise his siblings and tried to farm on land that the family rented. Sometime later he left to pursue his own dreams.  It is believed that he met Johnye Kathleen Nelson in Grayson County, Texas since she was living there with her family.  On March 31, 1924 they eloped.  They drove to Colbert, Bryan County, Oklahoma and were married by a Justice-Of-The Peace.  Johnye Kathleen was so shy she would not get out of the car so the marriage was performed with her sitting in the car.  She had not yet graduated from high school; however, she did go on to finish and graduate. Elmer had various jobs in his life - he worked for the railroad for a short period of time, was a salesman, was a building contractor and the last many years of his life he owned and operated restaurants.  The one that I remember the most was Shoreline Drive Restaurant, located at the end of Shoreline Drive in Corpus Christi, Texas.  The restaurant was torn down several years ago and the Texas State Aquarium is now located on that property. 

Elmer was a different man. At times, he was generous to a fault. At other times, he was an ornery cuss. He loved to tease people.  If you couldn't take it, he teased you that much more.  For about the last 20 years of his life, he was a very sick man.  In 1960 he had major surgery to replace the main artery because of an aneurysm.  He suffered several heart attacks and had emphysema.  He lost his eyesight about a year before he died.

Notes for JOHNYE KATHLEEN NELSON:
FAMILY STORY:

Johnye Kathleen Nelson was the perfect example of a grand lady.  She was the daughter of relatively "well-to-do" and successful parents.  Her grandparents were held in high esteem during their time, having been plantation owners with many holdings of land and slaves.  They saw to it that their children were well educated, donating land and building academies for their education.  There were legislators, doctors, educators, merchants and just about any vocation that you could name.  She was raised in a Christian atmosphere and was a high school graduate.  She eloped to marry Elmer Edward Davis, Sr. during her senior year; however, she continued to live at home for awhile until her education was complete.  She and Elmer raised eight children.

She believed in always "turning the other cheek" and her God and her Church were very important in her life.  For the last many years of her life, she was a member of The First Free Methodist Church of Corpus Christi.  She was a charter member and totally supported her Church in every way that she could.  She taught Sunday School, was an officer at various times and played the piano.  Upon her death, a considerable sum of money was donated in her memory and a new piano was purchased for the Church. 

She was a very talented seamstress and practiced this as a profession in her later years.  There were many times in her life that she suffered extreme hardships and grief but not once was her faith waived.  She always found good in everything that happened and firmly believed that God had a reason for it or it would not have happened. 
	
Children of ELMER DAVIS and JOHNYE NELSON are:
	i.	JULIANNA7 DAVIS, b. Denison, Texas; m. JAMES HARRIS PARR, March 10, 1951, Corpus Christi, Texas.
	ii.	MARY ELMA DAVIS, b. Yoakum, Texas; m. LEO EDWARD MCCLOSKEY, April 29, 1950, Corpus Christi, Texas.
	iii.	WILMA LOIS DAVIS, b. January 22, 1930, Marshall, Texas; d. February 1997, Corpus Christi, Texas; m. ALVIN LEE NIXON, June 03, 1949, Corpus Christi, Texas.
	iv.	ELMER EDWARD DAVIS,JR, b. Marshall, Texas; m. (1) ELEEN RUTH ARNOLD, Corpus Christi, Texas; m. (2) JEAN JOHNSON; m. (3) DEBRA ELSIE BRINKLEY.
	v.	TOMMIE NELL DAVIS, b. October 05, 1932, Port Arthur, Texas; d. January 04, 1990, Albany, Wisconsin; m. RONALD RICHARD MABIE, August 04, 1951, Corpus Christi, Texas.
	vi.	JOHN WALTON DAVIS, b. July 22, 1934, Port Arthur, Texas; d. November 08, 1995, Corpus Christi, Texas.
	vii.	MARGARET ELLA DAVIS, b. Port Arthur, Texas; m. RAYMOND ELMER ARTHUR POHL, January 28, 1977, Albany, Wisconsin.

Notes for MARGARET ELLA DAVIS:
FAMILY STORY:

Margaret Ella Davis was the seventh child of Elmer Edward Davis, Sr. and Johnye Kathleen Nelson.  The family was living at 1337 13th Street in Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas at that time.  When about 1-1/2 years of age, the family moved to Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas.  The Ella in her name came from her paternal grandmother, Ella Zena Valentine Davis.  Even though Margaret is her legal name, she has gone by Sally all of her life.  Seems as if her Dad nick-named her after Sally Rand, the infamous dancer so popular during the 1930's.  Sally went to elementary school at Sam Houston Elementary in Corpus Christi.  She also attended Wynn Seale Junior High and graduated from W. B. Ray High School in Corpus Christi.  She worked for civil service at the U. S. Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi, Nueces Abstract & Title Co., Corpus, for the Air Force in Bermuda and Dallas Title Co. in Corpus before moving to Albany, Wisconsin.  There she was the Village Coordinator for 14 years.  She met and married Ray there.  In 1989 she and Ray moved to Horseshoe Bend, Arkansas to retire.  Retirement didn't come though.  She is now working for the City of Horseshoe Bend Water Department.   As you can guess, genealogy is her favorite hobby.  In October 1990, she was accepted into the Daughters of the American Revolution. 

	viii.	CHARLES RICHARD DAVIS, b. Corpus Christi, Texas; m. NANCY HOILAND, Minot, North Dakoda.

164.  MARTHA LEE6 SHIRLEY (GEORGE BENJAMIN5, CATHERINE JERUSHA4 HAGAN, EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Pollock, Grant Parish, Louisiana.  She married AUSTIN JUNIOUS POOL SR. June 22, 1942 in Galveston, Texas.  He was born in Buna, Jasper County, Texas.
	
Children of MARTHA SHIRLEY and AUSTIN SR. are:
212.	i.	AUSTIN JUNIOUS POOL7 JR., b. San Fransico, California.
213.	ii.	DALE RICHARD POOL, b. Houston, Harris County, Texas.
214.	iii.	CINDY JEANNE POOL, b. Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.

165.  ROBERT6 SHIRLEY (FRANK5, GEORGEANNE4 HAGAN, EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)
	
Child of ROBERT SHIRLEY is:
	i.	RANDY7 SHIRLEY.

166.  CLIFFORD GASTON6 MAYO (MARTIN GASTON5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born September 29, 1912 in Gull City, Florida, and died August 19, 1995 in Pensacola, Florida.  He married JEAN.  

More About CLIFFORD GASTON MAYO:
Occupation: Worked for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad as a telegraph operator.
	
Child of CLIFFORD MAYO and JEAN is:
215.	i.	ROGER7 MAYO.

167.  ALLEN LEROY6 MAYO (RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Astoria, Oregon.  He married WILMA WALLACE 1972 in Ketchikan, Alaska.  She was born in Hyder, Alaska.
	
Child of ALLEN MAYO and WILMA WALLACE is:
	i.	STEVEN ALLEN7 MAYO, b. Ketchikan, Alaska; m. BRANDON K. LOWTHER, June 23, Salt Lake City, Utah; b. Utah.

More About BRANDON K. LOWTHER:
Fact: Called Muffy

168.  JEAN RAE6 MAYO (RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in New London, Connecticut.  She married (1) DONALD CLIFTON DOUGLASS September 24, 1952 in Ketchikan, Alaska.  He was born in Montebello, California.  She married (2) JOSEPH GEORGE HIRSCH April 14, 1967 in Riverside, California.  He was born in Overland, St. Louis County, Missouri.
	
Children of JEAN MAYO and DONALD DOUGLASS are:
	i.	DAWN PAULA7 DOUGLASS, b. Blackstone, Virginia; m. (1) DANIAL CUCURULL, June 1973, Diamond Bar, California; b. 1952, Fairbanks, Alaska; d. December 1973, Fairbanks, Alaska, Daniel was murdered.; m. (2) JEFFREY LYLE MACH, September 10, 1977, Fairbanks, Alaska; b. Pomona,    California.
216.	ii.	JEFFREY CLIFTON DOUGLASS, b. Pomona, Los Angles County, California.
217.	iii.	MICHAEL SCOTT DOUGLASS, b. Pomona, California.

Children of JEAN MAYO and JOSEPH HIRSCH are:
218.	iv.	ELISA MARIE7 HIRSCH, b. Pomona, California; Adopted child.
219.	v.	MARK CHRISTOPHER HIRSCH, b. Pomona, California; Adopted child.

169.  MARION HORTENSE6 MAYO (RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Astoria, Oregon.  She married (1) FRANK MILLARD January 1954 in Seattle, Washington.  He was born in Seattle, Washington.  She married (2) PHILLIP WEST 1955 in Seattle, Washington.  He was born in Brookhaven, Mississippi.  She married (3) WILLIAM MARSHALL BARNHILL Abt. 1971 in Alabama.  He was born March 06, 1942 in Crestview, Florida, and died May 05, 1999 in Bruton, Alabama.

More About PHILLIP WEST:
Fact: US Navy Retired.

Notes for WILLIAM MARSHALL BARNHILL:
 William Marshall "Barney" Barnhill

Mr.  William Marshall "Barney" Barnhill, 56, of Brewton died Saturday May 1, 1999 in  Kenosha, Wis. after an extended illness.  He was a native of Crestview, Fla., and long time resident of Milton, Fl., before moving to Brewton 1 1/2 years ago.

He was self employed in the trucking industry and was of the Baptist faith.  He owned and operated Southern Raceway in Milton, Fla. for several years.  He was a US Navy veteran. 

He is survived by his wife, Debbie Underwood Barnhill of Brewton, two daughters, Melissa Beasley of Milton and Michelle Barnhill of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., one stepson, Michael Oliver of Milton, Fla., two stepdaughters, Melissa McQueen of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., and Peggy West of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., one brother, Gene Barnhill of Brewton, three sisters, Betty McKinney of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., Nettie Peebles of Milton, Fla., Nita Roberts of Crestview, Fla., and four grandchildren.

Services were May 4 at Williams Memorial Funeral Chapel, the Rev. Robert Knowles presiding.  Burial following in Beaver Creek Cemetery in Munson, Fla., Williams Memorial Chapel Funeral Director.

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Military: US Navy .
	
Child of MARION MAYO and FRANK MILLARD is:
220.	i.	RICHARD MILLARD7 WEST, b. Seattle, Washington.

Children of MARION MAYO and PHILLIP WEST are:
221.	ii.	HARDY7 WEST, b. Seattle, Washington.
222.	iii.	SOLON WEST, b. Key West, Florida.
	iv.	PEGGY LYNN WEST, b. Norfolk, Virginia; m. RUSSELL ANDREW WHITE, March 11, 2000, Ft. Walton Beach, Florida.

Children of MARION MAYO and WILLIAM BARNHILL are:
223.	v.	MELISSA JEAN7 BARNHILL, b. Ft. Walton Beach, Florida.
224.	vi.	MICHELLE DIANE BARNHILL, b. Ft. Walton Beach, Florida.

170.  GRACE6 MAYO (JAMES ZINAMON5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married GENE PARKER.  
	
Child of GRACE MAYO and GENE PARKER is:
	i.	TIMOTHY7 PARKER.

171.  LLOYD DENNIS FRENCH6 COOLEY (LLOYD FRENCH5, THOMAS PINKEY FRENCH4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Alexandria, Louisiana.  He married BETTY SUE SPURGEON.  She was born in Alexandria, Louisiana.
	
Children of LLOYD COOLEY and BETTY SPURGEON are:
225.	i.	STEVEN CLINTON FRENCH7 COOLEY, b. Shreveport, Louisiana.
226.	ii.	SONJA KELLIE FRENCH COOLEY, b. Shreveport, Louisiana.

Generation No. 7

172.  KENNETH7 MCWILLIAMS (EZRA CLINTON6, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Slagel, Louisiana.  He married JOAN BENNETT June 11, 1958 in Orange, Texas, daughter of DERWOOD BENNETT and JO ANN.  She was born in Pineville, Louisiana.
	
Children of KENNETH MCWILLIAMS and JOAN BENNETT are:
227.	i.	MARK8 MCWILLIAMS, b. Orange, Texas.
	ii.	SCOTT MCWILLIAMS, b. Indio, California.

173.  JIMMIE LEE7 BRINKLEY (ELVIE6 MCWILLIAMS, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married (1) WILLIAM HENRY FOX.    She married (2) JAMES ADCOCK.  
	
Children of JIMMIE BRINKLEY and WILLIAM FOX are:
	i.	DAVID8 FOX, m. DONNA.
	ii.	WAYNE FOX, m. CAROL.
	iii.	LYNN FOX.
	iv.	ROBERT FOX, m. TRACY.

174.  MELVIN7 BRINKLEY (ELVIE6 MCWILLIAMS, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Slagle, Louisiana.  He married PATRICIA DOWDEN May 20, 1947 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She was born in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.
	
Children of MELVIN BRINKLEY and PATRICIA DOWDEN are:
	i.	MELBA JEAN8 BRINKLEY.
	ii.	MELVIN CURTIS BRINKLEY.
	iii.	DONALD RAY BRINKLEY.
	iv.	WOODROW DARRELL BRINKLEY.
	v.	PARUL EDWARD BRINKLEY.

175.  WENDALL NATHAN7 SWAIN (EFFIE LOUIS6 MCWILLIAMS, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married CHARLENE FAYE MADDOX October 28, 1956 in DeRidder, Louisiana.  She was born January 01, 1937 in Oklahoma, and died November 17, 1977 in Ferndale, Washington.
	
Children of WENDALL SWAIN and CHARLENE MADDOX are:
	i.	DAVID RANDALL8 SWAIN, b. Seattle, Washington.
	ii.	DORI ANN SWAIN SWAIN, b. Seattle, Washington; m. LARRY CORDLE, 1981, DeFuniak Springs, Walton County, Florida.

176.  MARVIN ELVIN7 SWAIN (EFFIE LOUIS6 MCWILLIAMS, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Leesville, Louisiana.  He married (1) LUCILLE GOSLIN in Vidor, Texas.  She was born Abt. 1940 in Canada, and died December 1991 in Vidor, Texas.  He married (2) SEDONIA in Vidor, Texas.    He married (3) AGNES ROBBIN 1956 in Texas.  She was born in Opelouses, Louisiana.
	
Children of MARVIN SWAIN and AGNES ROBBIN are:
	i.	KATHY FAYE8 SWAIN.
	ii.	KEITH SWAIN.
	iii.	WAYNE SWAIN.
	iv.	SUSAN SWAIN.
	v.	SANDRA SWAIN, m. EDWARD FINLEY, December 01, 1989.
	vi.	CRAIG SWAIN.

177.  NETTIE FAYE7 SWAIN (EFFIE LOUIS6 MCWILLIAMS, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Marksville, Louisiana.  She married (1) QUINTON WATSON December 24, 1953 in Slagle, Louisiana.  He was born September 17, 1935 in Leesville, Louisiana, and died March 12, 1989 in Jasper, Texas.  She married (2) TERRY RUSSELL ANDREWS October 09, 1956 in Lake Charles, Louisiana.  He was born in Des Moines, Iowa/Des Moines, Polk Co., IA.  She married (3) VICTOR DOMINICK PAOLINA September 18, 1966 in Burien, Washington.  He was born October 21, 1935 in Syracuse, New York.

More About QUINTON WATSON:
Burial: Castor Cemetery, Leesville, Louisiana
	
Child of NETTIE SWAIN and QUINTON WATSON is:
	i.	ELZIE ROY8 WATSON, b. DeRidder, Louisiana; m. DIANE WILLIAMS, July 21, 1973, Renton, Washington; b. Renton, Washington.

Children of NETTIE SWAIN and TERRY ANDREWS are:
	ii.	TERRY RANDALL8 ANDREWS, b. Des Moines, Iowa/Des Moines Co., IA; m. (1) MANUELLA INGEBORG DURLAND, Tacoma, Washington; b. Germany; m. (2) SHIRLEY MCLAUCHLAN; b. Eugene, Oregon; m. (3) ANNA CHRISTIAN, February 27, 1982, Tahuya, Washington.
	iii.	GARY LYNN ANDREWS.

Children of NETTIE SWAIN and VICTOR PAOLINA are:
	iv.	LISA FAYE8 PAOLINA, b. Renton, Washington; m. TIMOTHY ALAN PARKER; b. Puyallup, Washington.
	v.	GARY LYNN PAOLINA, b. Renton, Washington; m. (1) JOANNE MONTOYA, February 20, 1982, Belfair, Washington; b. California; m. (2) JACKIE WILBUR, January 1995, Reno, Nevada; b. Shelton, Washington.

178.  ELSIE JANE7 HARRIS (EUNICE LORENE6 MCWILLIAMS, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Lynwood, California.  She married JOHN GORDIN January 30, 1971 in Los Anglees, California.  
	
Child of ELSIE HARRIS and JOHN GORDIN is:
	i.	SON8 GORDIN.

179.  BILLIE MAURICE7 MCWILLIAMS (ELZIE ANDREW6, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Leesville, Louisiana.  He married GENEVIVE EVON REID March 13, 1966 in Fairbanks, Alaska.  She was born in Falling Waters, Berkley County, West Virginia.
	
Children of BILLIE MCWILLIAMS and GENEVIVE REID are:
	i.	GILLIS LEANN8 MCWILLIAMS, b. Fairbanks, Alaska; m. JEFFERY ALLEN WILSON, December 30, 1988, Marlowe, West Virginia; b. Parkersburg, Wood County, West Virginia.
	ii.	LUCINDA EVON MCWILLIAMS, b. Weisbaden, Germany.
	iii.	MICHAEL ANDREW MCWILLIAMS, b. Weisbaden, Germany; m. CRYSTAL D. COX, June 07, 1997, Marlowe, West Virginia.

180.  SHIRLEY JEAN7 MCWILLIAMS (ROY6, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Leesville, Louisiana.  She married HUNDLEY RAY MOORE.  
	
Child of SHIRLEY MCWILLIAMS and HUNDLEY MOORE is:
	i.	SON8 MOORE.

181.  EVA DEAN7 MCWILLIAMS (ROY6, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Leesville, Louisiana.  She married ED WHITE.  
	
Children of EVA MCWILLIAMS and ED WHITE are:
	i.	CARRIE DANIELLE8 WHITE.
	ii.	BRETT EDWARD WHITE.
	iii.	RYAN STEWART WHITE.

182.  GARY LYNN7 MCWILLIAMS (ROY6, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Leesville, Louisiana.  He married TAMMIE EGAN.  
	
Children of GARY MCWILLIAMS and TAMMIE EGAN are:
	i.	GARRETT MADISON8 MCWILLIAMS, b. December 01, 1984, Leesville, Louisiana; d. April 21, 1989, Leesville, Louisiana.

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Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery Hicks, Vernon Parish, Louisiana

	ii.	DUSTIN CAIN MCWILLIAMS.

183.  LINZA HAROLD7 MCWILLIAMS (MARTIN LUTHER6, JESSE ELI5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born October 29, 1947 in DeRidder, Louisiana, and died March 11, 1988 in DeRidder, Louisiana.  He married (1) KAREN SILVERS September 06, 1971.    He married (2) MADELINE FAYE HENDERSON 1979.  

More About LINZA HAROLD MCWILLIAMS:
Burial: Lewis Cemetery, DeRidder, Louisiana
	
Child of LINZA MCWILLIAMS and MADELINE HENDERSON is:
	i.	CHAD CONNER8 MCWILLIAMS.

184.  DONNIE WAYNE7 MCWILLIAMS, SR (MARTIN LUTHER6, JESSE ELI5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in DeRidder, Louisiana.  He married FLORENCE MARIE JAY June 16, 1973.  
	
Children of DONNIE MCWILLIAMS and FLORENCE JAY are:
	i.	DONNIE WAYNE8 MCWILLIAMS, JR.
	ii.	JESSICA MARIE MCWILLIAMS.
	iii.	AMANDA LEIGH MCWILLIAMS.

185.  FRIEDA7 SWEAT (LOUIS LEONARD6, PAULINE CAROLINE5 HALL, PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born August 26, 1917 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, and died December 08, 1994 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.  She married PIERRE LOUIS LACAZE, JR..  He was born November 25, 1915, and died February 01, 1997 in Vernon Parish, Louisiana.

More About FRIEDA SWEAT:
Burial: Blue Branch Cemetery, Pitkin, Louisiana

More About PIERRE LOUIS LACAZE, JR.:
Burial: Blue Branch Cemetery, Pitkin, Louisiana
	
Children of FRIEDA SWEAT and PIERRE LACAZE are:
	i.	LARRY8 LACAZE.
	ii.	GARY LACAZE.

186.  GERTRUDE MARIE7 TOWNLEY (MARY IDA6 SWEAT, PAULINE CAROLINE5 HALL, PHERIBY [FERIBY] ANN4 MAYO, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born June 01, 1920 in Fullerton, Louisiana, and died January 18, 1984.  She married HOY R. TILLEY.  He was born January 20, 1913 in Toro, Louisiana, and died August 16, 1988 in Anacoco, Louisiana.

More About GERTRUDE MARIE TOWNLEY:
Burial: Glass Window Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana

More About HOY R. TILLEY:
Burial: Mitchell Cemetery.
	
Children of GERTRUDE TOWNLEY and HOY TILLEY are:
	i.	CHERYL L8 TILLEY, m. MR. PERKINS.

Notes for MR. PERKINS:
 I have some information on this line and also on the Lucinda Perkins family. My husband
descends from Lucinda and Riley Hillman's daughter Lydia who married Stephen Monk. I believe that Lucinda was related to
Nancy Perkins Groves, my GGG Grandmother, as one of the "stories" told is that she also spent time in the Groves household.
If you compare their pictures you'll find many similar features.

	ii.	BILLY TILLEY.
	iii.	BARRY TILLEY.
	iv.	BRYAN TILLEY.

187.  FRANCES MARIE7 CHOP (JESSE VIRGIE6 BEDSOLE, CHARLOTTE CARLOTTA5 MAYO, ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married THOMAS E. PEGG.  
	
Children of FRANCES CHOP and THOMAS PEGG are:
	i.	FRANCES ANN8 PEGG.
	ii.	PATTI PEGG.

188.  HERMAN STEPHEN7 CHOP (JESSE VIRGIE6 BEDSOLE, CHARLOTTE CARLOTTA5 MAYO, ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married SHELLE HANKS.  
	
Children of HERMAN CHOP and SHELLE HANKS are:
	i.	AMY BETH8 CHOP.
	ii.	HILDA GAIL CHOP.
	iii.	JOHN S. CHOP.

189.  WILLIAM JOSEPH BILLY JOE7 ADAMS (NELWYN MAYO6 JOHNSON, MARY ADELINE5 MAYO, ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married JOY BONDS.  She was born in Leesville, Louisiana.
	
Children of WILLIAM ADAMS and JOY BONDS are:
228.	i.	DOROTHY LEIGH8 ADAMS.
	ii.	TONI ADAMS, m. CHARLES CODY PRUNTY.
	iii.	DAVID JOSEPH ADAMS.

190.  MARY ELIZABETH7 ADAMS (NELWYN MAYO6 JOHNSON, MARY ADELINE5 MAYO, ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married (1) JOSEPH CARRUTH.    She married (2) OLLIE RAY ALLEN.  

More About MARY ELIZABETH ADAMS:
Fact 1: No children with husbands 3, 4, 5 and 7.

More About JOSEPH CARRUTH:
Fact 1: First and sixth marriage
	
Child of MARY ADAMS and JOSEPH CARRUTH is:
	i.	JOSEPH KEITH8 CARRUTH.

Child of MARY ADAMS and OLLIE ALLEN is:
	ii.	ROBERT SHANE8 ALLEN.

191.  HERMAN ADRAIN7 MAYO (GEORGE NICHOLS6, JESSE ELY5, ALFRED THOMAS4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 27, 1921 in Louisiana, and died October 15, 1987 in Louisiana.  He married ARNITA TIPPITT, daughter of JOSHUA TIPPITT and CECELIA MAYO.  She was born August 09, 1925 in Louisiana, and died November 13, 1995 in Louisiana.

Notes for HERMAN ADRAIN MAYO:

More About HERMAN ADRAIN MAYO:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Slagle, Louisiana.
Fact 1: Debbie Lawson contributed to this file

More About ARNITA TIPPITT:
Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery, Louisiana
	
Children are listed above under (147) Arnita Tippitt.

192.  DONALD KENNETH7 MAYO (GEORGE NICHOLS6, JESSE ELY5, ALFRED THOMAS4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born July 07, 1935 in Alexandria, Louisiana.  He married BETTY ELIZABETH BROWN April 29, 1955 in McAllen, Texas.  She was born February 20, 1938 in MCAllen, Texas.
	
Children of DONALD MAYO and BETTY BROWN are:
	i.	CATHY ELIZABETH8 MAYO, b. January 20, 1954, San Juan, Hidalgo, Texas; m. RANDY MCPHERSON, September 13, 1971.
229.	ii.	LINDA YVONNE MAYO, b. May 03, 1956, Oceanside, California.

193.  EVERTT MOORE7 MAYO (GEORGE NICHOLS6, JESSE ELY5, ALFRED THOMAS4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)
	
Child of EVERTT MOORE MAYO is:
	i.	DOROTHY ELAINE8 MAYO, m. DON BAKER, Vider, Texas.

194.  BETTY JUNEEN7 JOHNSON (EDDIE GERTRUDE6 FORD, DELIAH ELIZABETH5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married J. M. BOYD Abt. 1960.  
	
Children of BETTY JOHNSON and J. BOYD are:
230.	i.	TIMOTHY SLADE8 BOYD, b. September 17, 1962.
231.	ii.	THREASE YVETTE BOYD, b. September 21, 1964, Orange, Texas.
	iii.	REBECCA LYNN BOYD, b. April 15, 1972, Buffalo, Texas; m. SHAWN ALLEN HENRY, May 06, 1955, Texas; b. March 16, 1967, Orange, Texas.

195.  FRED MELTON7 JOHNSON II (EDDIE GERTRUDE6 FORD, DELIAH ELIZABETH5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married GLADYS BICKHAN.  
	
Children of FRED JOHNSON and GLADYS BICKHAN are:
	i.	KAREN E.8 JOHNSON.
	ii.	FRED JOHNSON.
232.	iii.	GARY DEAN JOHNSON, b. November 14, 1963, Orange, Texas.
233.	iv.	DIANE JOHNSON.

196.  BARBARA ANN7 BENNETT (DERWOOD6, VIRGINIA LEA5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born September 25, 1963 in Orange, Texas.  She married MEL SHELLY.  He was born August 13, 1963 in Georgetown, South Carolina.
	
Child of BARBARA BENNETT and MEL SHELLY is:
	i.	NICOLE8 SHELLY.

197.  JOAN7 BENNETT (DERWOOD6, VIRGINIA LEA5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Pineville, Louisiana.  She married KENNETH MCWILLIAMS June 11, 1958 in Orange, Texas, son of EZRA MCWILLIAMS and ESSIE BALL.  He was born in Slagel, Louisiana.
	
Children are listed above under (172) Kenneth McWilliams.

198.  LELAND DALLAS7 DENARD (VESTON R.6, EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born August 12, 1955 in Santa Ana, California, and died June 24, 1999 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.  He married PHYLLIS MARGARET JONES October 20, 1983 in Washington D. C..  She was born May 28, 1955 in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
	
Children of LELAND DENARD and PHYLLIS JONES are:
	i.	JUSTIN ALISTER8 DENARD, b. December 17, 1986, Washington D. C..
	ii.	BRONWYN AILEE DENARD, b. December 12, 1991, Fayetteville, Arkansas.

199.  SHERYL ELAINE7 DENARD (VESTON R.6, EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 02, 1958 in Siloam Springs, Arkansas.  She married CHARLES HOWARD DALKE October 07, 1978 in Decatur, Arkansas.  He was born June 11, 1955 in Travis Air Force Base, California.
	
Children of SHERYL DENARD and CHARLES DALKE are:
	i.	JEROD ADDISON8 DALKE, b. December 09, 1979, Springdale, Arkansas.
	ii.	NATHANIEL ADAM DALKE, b. July 04, 1983, Springdale, Arkansas.
	iii.	ERIC DANIEL DALKE, b. April 30, 1985, Springdale, Arkansas.

200.  CAROLYN SUE7 DENARD (GARLAND OTHEL6, EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born June 24, 1952 in Buna, Texas.  She married JOHN EDWARD RASH.  
	
Children of CAROLYN DENARD and JOHN RASH are:
	i.	JOHNNY RAY8 RASH, b. June 30, 1969, Houston, Texas.
234.	ii.	RICHARD EDWARD RASH, b. November 01, 1971, Houston, Texas.
	iii.	TONY DENARD RASH, b. October 11, 1972, Houston, Texas; d. October 11, 1972, Houston, Texas.
	iv.	PHILLIP DEWAYBE RASH, b. January 31, 1979, Houston, Texas.
235.	v.	CHRISTINA CAROL RASH, b. March 17, 1980, Houston, Texas.

201.  BOBBY DEWAYNE7 DENARD (GARLAND OTHEL6, EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born August 01, 1953 in Houston, Texas.  He married (1) DEBRA KAY RASH.    He married (2) CONNIE CONNERS.  
	
Children of BOBBY DENARD and DEBRA RASH are:
	i.	TARA CHE8 DENARD, b. April 25, 1973, Houston, Texas.
	ii.	FELICIA KAY DENARD, b. March 29, 1977, Houston, Texas.
	iii.	TYSON DEWAYNE DENARD, b. February 04, 1979, Houston, Texas.
	iv.	DONNIE DEWAYNE DENARD, b. October 23, 1980, Houston, Texas.

Children of BOBBY DENARD and CONNIE CONNERS are:
	v.	BOBBY DENISE8 DENARD, b. September 28, 1993, Port Arthur, Texas; d. October 26, 1993, Galveston, Texas.
	vi.	KALINDA NICOLE DENARD, b. October 07, 1994, Port Arthur, Texas.

202.  CECIL LARRY7 DENARD (GARLAND OTHEL6, EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born September 23, 1954 in Houston, Texas.  He married (1) JOANN PARKS.    He married (2) CINDY FOGEL.    He married (3) TERESA GAYLE ELLISON.  
	
Children of CECIL DENARD and JOANN PARKS are:
	i.	CARRIE LEE8 DENARD.
236.	ii.	CASEY LYNN DENARD, b. June 20, 1975, Houston, Texas.

Children of CECIL DENARD and CINDY FOGEL are:
	iii.	JEREMY ALLEN8 DENARD, b. January 30, 1979, Houston, Texas.
	iv.	BRANDY DENISE DENARD, b. October 21, 1980, Houston, Texas.

Child of CECIL DENARD and TERESA ELLISON is:
	v.	CHARLOTTE ANN8 DENARD, b. October 01, 1993, Houston, Texas.

203.  CHERITA HOPE7 BANKS (NENA JEAN6 DENARD, EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 27, 1956 in Houston, Texas.  She married JOE EDWARD MCCLELLAN.  
	
Children of CHERITA BANKS and JOE MCCLELLAN are:
	i.	BOYCE DANIEL8 MCCLELLAN, b. August 09, 1981, Lufkin, Texas.
	ii.	IAN COOPER MCCLELLAN, b. September 28, 1984, San Antonio, Texas.

204.  STACEY DAMON7 CHAMBERS (NENA JEAN6 DENARD, EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born December 09, 1969 in Pineville, Louisiana.  He married MELISSA KAYE TATUM March 04, 1989 in Jasper, Texas.  She was born September 05, 1972 in Jasper, Texas.
	
Children of STACEY CHAMBERS and MELISSA TATUM are:
	i.	ALYSSA RACHELLE D.8 CHAMBERS, b. September 13, 1989, Jasper, Texas.
	ii.	ZACKARY DAMON CHAMBERS, b. July 25, 1995, Jasper, Texas; d. July 25, 1995, Jasper, Texas.
	iii.	DAKOTA GARRETT CHAMBERS, b. August 1998, Beaumont, Texas.

205.  GEORGE W.7 CONRAD, JR. (GRACE6 TEER, ELDORADO5 FRENCH, WILLIAM4, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married MARIE ANN GORMAN.  
	
Children of GEORGE CONRAD and MARIE GORMAN are:
	i.	ANN ELIZABETH8 CONRAD.
	ii.	GEORGE MICHAEL CONRAD.
	iii.	JOHN THOMAS CONRAD.
	iv.	MARIE FRANCES CONRAD.

206.  BETTY ANN7 CONRAD (GRACE6 TEER, ELDORADO5 FRENCH, WILLIAM4, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married WILLIAM KENDALL ADAM.  
	
Children of BETTY CONRAD and WILLIAM ADAM are:
	i.	MARK KENDALL8 ADAM.
	ii.	MICHAEL WILLIAM ADAM.

207.  KATHLEEN7 BUTLER (ROGER LOYD6, IRENE5 WILKEY, DORA A.4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married WILLIAM L. GOULD.  
	
Children of KATHLEEN BUTLER and WILLIAM GOULD are:
	i.	MARY ELIZABETH8 GOULD.
	ii.	MARGARET ELISE GOULD.

208.  RICHARD RAY7 BUTLER (ROGER LOYD6, IRENE5 WILKEY, DORA A.4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married KAREN RAE WIMBERLY.  
	
Children of RICHARD BUTLER and KAREN WIMBERLY are:
	i.	DENISE8 BUTLER.
	ii.	BRIAN BUTLER.

209.  DAYNA DENISE7 THOMAS (SUNNY JONELL6 MAYFIELD, DEHLIA DORA5 WILKEY, DORA A.4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married (1) KENNETH WAYNE CUMMINGS.    She married (2) VOHN GIBSON BUSBY.  
	
Child of DAYNA THOMAS and KENNETH CUMMINGS is:
	i.	SUSAN ABIGAIL8 CUMMINGS.

Child of DAYNA THOMAS and VOHN BUSBY is:
	ii.	SARAH KATHRYN8 BUSBY.

210.  CHARLES RAY7 THOMAS, JR. (SUNNY JONELL6 MAYFIELD, DEHLIA DORA5 WILKEY, DORA A.4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married HELEN MARIE HOBART.  
	
Children of CHARLES THOMAS and HELEN HOBART are:
	i.	GRADY RAY8 THOMAS.
	ii.	MACKENZIE MAXWELL THOMAS.

211.  DUANE MAYFIELD7 THOMAS, SR. (SUNNY JONELL6 MAYFIELD, DEHLIA DORA5 WILKEY, DORA A.4 FRENCH, CATHERINE3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born 1960, and died 1995.  He married (1) SOPHIA ENGLEMAN.    He married (2) SHEILA KATHRYN WILLIAMS BERGAN.  
	
Child of DUANE THOMAS and SOPHIA ENGLEMAN is:
	i.	DUANE MAYFIELD8 THOMAS, JR..

Children of DUANE THOMAS and SHEILA BERGAN are:
	ii.	SHANE MICHAEL MAYFIELD8 THOMAS.
	iii.	ERIN AUTUMN SKYE THOMAS.
	iv.	TRAVIS NATHAN CHARLES THOMAS.

212.  AUSTIN JUNIOUS POOL7 JR. (MARTHA LEE6 SHIRLEY, GEORGE BENJAMIN5, CATHERINE JERUSHA4 HAGAN, EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in San Fransico, California.  He married BRENDA KAY HUMPHRIES May 26, 1967 in Beaumont, Jefferson County, Texas.  She was born in Nederland, Jefferson County, Texas.

Notes for BRENDA KAY HUMPHRIES:
At Home-Boston Avenue

Marriage Notes for AUSTIN JR. and BRENDA HUMPHRIES:
At the home of R.D. and Leatha Humphries

Children of AUSTIN JR. and BRENDA HUMPHRIES are:
237.	i.	ELENA DURINDA8 POOL, b. Nederland, Jefferson County, Texas.
238.	ii.	CLINT LYNN POOL, b. Nederland, Jefferson County, Texas.

213.  DALE RICHARD7 POOL (MARTHA LEE6 SHIRLEY, GEORGE BENJAMIN5, CATHERINE JERUSHA4 HAGAN, EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Houston, Harris County, Texas.  He married (1) LINDA PERKINS July 1964.    He married (2) KATHLEEN MCMAHON June 21, 1985.  
	
Children of DALE POOL and LINDA PERKINS are:
	i.	DARYLE REAGAN8 POOL, b. Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.
	ii.	LANCE RANDALL POOL, b. Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.
	iii.	BRUCE DWAYNE POOL, b. Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.

214.  CINDY JEANNE7 POOL (MARTHA LEE6 SHIRLEY, GEORGE BENJAMIN5, CATHERINE JERUSHA4 HAGAN, EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.  She married CHARLES WAYNE POTTER.  
	
Child of CINDY POOL and CHARLES POTTER is:
	i.	CASEY MARIE8 POTTER, b. Woodlands, Montgomery County, Texas.

215.  ROGER7 MAYO (CLIFFORD GASTON6, MARTIN GASTON5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  He married GERALDINE R..  
	
Child of ROGER MAYO and GERALDINE R. is:
	i.	DARRYL8 MAYO.

216.  JEFFREY CLIFTON7 DOUGLASS (JEAN RAE6 MAYO, RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Pomona, Los Angles County, California.  He married TERI LEN DUNCAN (PITT) November 21, 1979 in Northstar Borough, Fairbanks, Alaska.  She was born in Tucson, Pima County, Arizona.
	
Children of JEFFREY DOUGLASS and TERI (PITT) are:
	i.	JESSICA JOY8 DOUGLASS, b. North Star Borough, Fairbanks, Alaska; m. CHARLIE RAY ROSENBAM, March 05, 2001, Casa Grande, Pinal County, Arizona; b. Coolidge, Arizona.
	ii.	KRISTINA KAYE DOUGLASS, b. North Star Borough, Fairbanks, Alaska.
	iii.	JOSHUA STEVEN DOUGLASS, b. North Star Borough, Fairbanks, Alaska.

More About JOSHUA STEVEN DOUGLASS:
Fact: Joshua was given the name Steven after his great uncle Steven Mayo

	iv.	KATHERYN WINIFRED DOUGLASS, b. Oka, Tamuning, Gaum, U. S. Territory.

More About KATHERYN WINIFRED DOUGLASS:
Fact: Katheryn was given the name Winifred afer her great grandmother Winifred Taylor Mayo.

217.  MICHAEL SCOTT7 DOUGLASS (JEAN RAE6 MAYO, RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Pomona, California.  He married (1) DEBRA EVANS January 1977 in Pomona, California.    He married (2) MARILYN TRUESDALE August 19, 1989 in Big Bear Lake, California.  She was born in Evergreen Park, Illinois.
	
Child of MICHAEL DOUGLASS and DEBRA EVANS is:
	i.	DANIEL CAIN8 DOUGLASS, b. Pomona,    California.

218.  ELISA MARIE7 HIRSCH (JEAN RAE6 MAYO, RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Pomona, California.  She married (1) TERRY BARTON June 1979 in Georgia.  He was born in New York.  She married (2) SCOTT AMEND June 30, 1984 in Diamond Bar, California.  He was born in Pomona, California.
	
Child of ELISA HIRSCH and TERRY BARTON is:
	i.	ANTHONY MICHAEL8 BARTON, b. Germany.

219.  MARK CHRISTOPHER7 HIRSCH (JEAN RAE6 MAYO, RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Pomona, California.  He married JAMIE EILEEN KINSLEY June 29, 1985 in Long Beach, California.  She was born in Hawthorne, California.
	
Children of MARK HIRSCH and JAMIE KINSLEY are:
	i.	MARY JANE8 HIRSCH, b. Anaheim, California.
	ii.	KYLE ROBERT HIRSCH, b. Upland, California.
	iii.	CASEY NICOLE HIRSCH, b. Anaheim, California.

220.  RICHARD MILLARD7 WEST (MARION HORTENSE6 MAYO, RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Seattle, Washington.

More About RICHARD MILLARD WEST:
Fact 1: Richard was adopted by Phillip West
	
Child of RICHARD MILLARD WEST is:
	i.	JOSHUA8 WEST.

221.  HARDY7 WEST (MARION HORTENSE6 MAYO, RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Seattle, Washington.  He married LINDA STELL in Eastman, Georgia.  
	
Children of HARDY WEST and LINDA STELL are:
	i.	ADAM8 WEST, b. Mobil, Alabama.
	ii.	TRAVIS WEST, b. Carleston, South Carolina.
	iii.	DANIEL WEST, b. Charleston, South Carolina.

222.  SOLON7 WEST (MARION HORTENSE6 MAYO, RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Key West, Florida.  He married (2) MARY Abt. 1990 in Florida.  She was born in Cuba.
	
Child of SOLON WEST is:
	i.	LAUREN8 WEST, b. Florida.

Child of SOLON WEST and MARY is:
	ii.	MICHEAL8 WEST, b. Florida.

223.  MELISSA JEAN7 BARNHILL (MARION HORTENSE6 MAYO, RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Ft. Walton Beach, Florida.  She married RICHARD JAMES BEASLEY December 04, 1993 in Bruton, Alabama.  He was born in Bruton, Alabama.

More About RICHARD JAMES BEASLEY:
Fact: Race car driver
Occupation: Teacher
	
Children of MELISSA BARNHILL and RICHARD BEASLEY are:
	i.	RAVEN LYNN8 BEASLEY, b. Bruton, Alabama.
	ii.	BAILY LEANNE BEASLEY, b. July 05, 1996, Bruton, Alabama; d. July 05, 1996, Bruton, Alabama.

224.  MICHELLE DIANE7 BARNHILL (MARION HORTENSE6 MAYO, RUDY COLUMBUS5, JOEL COLUMBUS4, RICHARD COLUMBUS3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Ft. Walton Beach, Florida.  She met JOE STONE in Ft. Walton Beach, Florida.  He was born in ?.
	
Child of MICHELLE BARNHILL and JOE STONE is:
	i.	CHASE MCKINSEY8 BARNHILL, b. January 20, 1997, Ft. Walton Beach, Florida.

225.  STEVEN CLINTON FRENCH7 COOLEY (LLOYD DENNIS FRENCH6, LLOYD FRENCH5, THOMAS PINKEY FRENCH4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Shreveport, Louisiana.  He married LAURA ELIZABETH HOLLAND.  She was born in New Orleans, Louisiana.
	
Children of STEVEN COOLEY and LAURA HOLLAND are:
	i.	MADISON ELAINE FRENCH8 COOLEY.
	ii.	JOSHUA GRANT FRENCH COOLEY.

226.  SONJA KELLIE FRENCH7 COOLEY (LLOYD DENNIS FRENCH6, LLOYD FRENCH5, THOMAS PINKEY FRENCH4, ANGELINE MARY3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Shreveport, Louisiana.  She married ALBERT DUANE PEREGO.  He was born in Beaumont, Texas.
	
Children of SONJA COOLEY and ALBERT PEREGO are:
	i.	PARKER LANE8 PEREGO.
	ii.	KARLEE NICOLE PEREGO.

Generation No. 8

227.  MARK8 MCWILLIAMS (KENNETH7, EZRA CLINTON6, JAMES MADISON5, WINNIE ELIZABETH4 MAYO, MARTIN P.3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Orange, Texas.  He married DENISE PICARD March 28, 1983 in Indio, California.  She was born in Sulphur, Louisiana.
	
Child of MARK MCWILLIAMS and DENISE PICARD is:
	i.	LACY9 MCWILLIAMS, b. Indio, California.

228.  DOROTHY LEIGH8 ADAMS (WILLIAM JOSEPH BILLY JOE7, NELWYN MAYO6 JOHNSON, MARY ADELINE5 MAYO, ELIJAH LIGHT4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married STEPHEN CHRISTOPHER PICKERING.  
	
Children of DOROTHY ADAMS and STEPHEN PICKERING are:
	i.	KRYSTIN ELAINE9 PICKERING.
	ii.	KELSON JOSEPH PICKERING.

229.  LINDA YVONNE8 MAYO (DONALD KENNETH7, GEORGE NICHOLS6, JESSE ELY5, ALFRED THOMAS4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born May 03, 1956 in Oceanside, California.  She married RONALD GENE YOUNG September 13, 1971 in San Antonio, Texas.  He was born in San Antonio, Texas.
	
Children of LINDA MAYO and RONALD YOUNG are:
	i.	RONALD KENNETH9 YOUNG, b. January 1972, San Antonio, Texas.
	ii.	DONALD CANE YOUNG, b. March 24, 1974, San Antonio, Texas.

230.  TIMOTHY SLADE8 BOYD (BETTY JUNEEN7 JOHNSON, EDDIE GERTRUDE6 FORD, DELIAH ELIZABETH5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born September 17, 1962.  He married SONJA MAXINE LEE February 11, 1987.  She was born October 30, 1960 in Fairfield, Texas.
	
Child of TIMOTHY BOYD and SONJA LEE is:
	i.	JACKIE LEE9 BOYD, b. June 28, 1987.

231.  THREASE YVETTE8 BOYD (BETTY JUNEEN7 JOHNSON, EDDIE GERTRUDE6 FORD, DELIAH ELIZABETH5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born September 21, 1964 in Orange, Texas.  She married JOHN ALAN SIMPSON January 05, 1988 in Centerville, Texas.  He was born February 26, 1966 in Houston, Texas.
	
Child of THREASE BOYD and JOHN SIMPSON is:
	i.	CHANTRY BOYD9 SIMPSON, b. June 02, 1995, Alexandria, Louisiana, Rapides Parish.

232.  GARY DEAN8 JOHNSON (FRED MELTON7, EDDIE GERTRUDE6 FORD, DELIAH ELIZABETH5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born November 14, 1963 in Orange, Texas.  He married ELIZABETH PORRAS July 28, 1984 in Dallas, Texas.  She was born December 20, 1959 in El Paso, Texas.
	
Children of GARY JOHNSON and ELIZABETH PORRAS are:
	i.	ZACHARY9 JOHNSON, b. June 17, 1987, Dallas, Texas.
	ii.	TRAVIS JOHNSON, b. April 05, 1993, Dallas, Texas.

233.  DIANE8 JOHNSON (FRED MELTON7, EDDIE GERTRUDE6 FORD, DELIAH ELIZABETH5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1)  She married MICHAEL GREEN.  
	
Children of DIANE JOHNSON and MICHAEL GREEN are:
	i.	TERRY9 GREEN.
	ii.	JEREMY GREEN.
	iii.	BREANNE GREEN.

234.  RICHARD EDWARD8 RASH (CAROLYN SUE7 DENARD, GARLAND OTHEL6, EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born November 01, 1971 in Houston, Texas.  He married PANSY LOU LEWIS.  She was born September 12, 1972 in Jasper, Texas.
	
Children of RICHARD RASH and PANSY LEWIS are:
	i.	JESSICA RENEA9 RASH, b. November 11, 1990, Jasper, Texas.
	ii.	SHELBY LYNN RASH, b. August 03, 1995, Cleveland, Texas.

235.  CHRISTINA CAROL8 RASH (CAROLYN SUE7 DENARD, GARLAND OTHEL6, EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born March 17, 1980 in Houston, Texas.
	
Child of CHRISTINA CAROL RASH is:
	i.	MEGAN ELIZABETH9 RASH, b. May 01, 1997, Cleveland, Texas.

236.  CASEY LYNN8 DENARD (CECIL LARRY7, GARLAND OTHEL6, EDNA PEARL5 MAYO, EARLY EDMOND4, GEORGE WASHINGTON3, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born June 20, 1975 in Houston, Texas.  He married CHRISTINA MAZEO.  
	
Children of CASEY DENARD and CHRISTINA MAZEO are:
	i.	CHASITY LYNN9 DENARD.
	ii.	CHRISTOPHER LARRY DENARD, b. November 01, 1993.

237.  ELENA DURINDA8 POOL (AUSTIN JUNIOUS POOL7 JR., MARTHA LEE6 SHIRLEY, GEORGE BENJAMIN5, CATHERINE JERUSHA4 HAGAN, EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Nederland, Jefferson County, Texas.  She married CHARLES PRESLEY TAYLOR February 20, 1988 in Beaumont, Jefferson County, Texas.  

Notes for ELENA DURINDA POOL:
Born at Mid-Jefferson Hospital

Marriage Notes for ELENA POOL and CHARLES TAYLOR:
Married at the home of R.D. and Leatha Humphries

Children of ELENA POOL and CHARLES TAYLOR are:
	i.	QUENTIN LYNN9 TAYLOR, b. Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.

Notes for QUENTIN LYNN TAYLOR:
St. Mary's Hospital

	ii.	BRANDON ALLEN TAYLOR, b. Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.

Notes for BRANDON ALLEN TAYLOR:
St. Mary's Hospital

238.  CLINT LYNN8 POOL (AUSTIN JUNIOUS POOL7 JR., MARTHA LEE6 SHIRLEY, GEORGE BENJAMIN5, CATHERINE JERUSHA4 HAGAN, EMILY [EMELINE]3 MAYO, ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born in Nederland, Jefferson County, Texas.

Notes for CLINT LYNN POOL:
Mid Jefferson Hospital, Nederland, Jefferson County, Texas

Children of CLINT LYNN POOL are:
	i.	ASHTEN TAYLER9 POOL, b. Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.

Notes for ASHTEN TAYLER POOL:
St. Mary's Hospital

	ii.	STORMY ALEXANDRA POOL, b. Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.

Notes for STORMY ALEXANDRA POOL:
St. Mary's Hospital