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Samuel W. Crockett

• Father: Rush O. Crockett b. 10 Feb 1851, d. 30 Mar 1931
• Mother: Louisiana A. Stewart b. 20 Feb 1851, d. 28 May 1934

• Charts: Stewart Descendants

• Last Edited: 12 Jun 2013

• Name-Comm: Sam Crockett
• Birth*: circa 1877; Heard Co., Georgia
• (Son) 1880 Census: 1 June 1880; Heard Co., Georgia; Principal=Rush O. Crockett¹
• (Son) Photographed: circa 1890; Heard Co., Georgia; Principal=Rush O. Crockett, Principal=Louisiana A. Stewart²
  

  Rush O. & Louisiana A. (Stewart) Crockett family

Ambrose C. Crockett

• Father: Rush O. Crockett b. 10 Feb 1851, d. 30 Mar 1931
• Mother: Louisiana A. Stewart b. 20 Feb 1851, d. 28 May 1934

• Charts: Stewart Descendants

• Last Edited: 12 Jun 2013

• Nickname: Voss Crockett
• Birth*: July 1879; Heard Co., Georgia
• (Son) 1880 Census: 1 June 1880; Heard Co., Georgia; Principal=Rush O. Crockett¹
• (Son) Photographed: circa 1890; Heard Co., Georgia; Principal=Rush O. Crockett, Principal=Louisiana A. Stewart²
  

  Rush O. & Louisiana A. (Stewart) Crockett family
• (Son) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; Heard Co., Georgia; head of family=Rush O. Crockett³

James B. Crockett

• Father: Rush O. Crockett b. 10 Feb 1851, d. 30 Mar 1931
• Mother: Louisiana A. Stewart b. 20 Feb 1851, d. 28 May 1934

• Charts: Stewart Descendants

• Last Edited: 12 Jun 2013

• Name-Comm: Jim B. Crockett
• (Son) 1880 Census: 1 June 1880; Heard Co., Georgia; Principal=Rush O. Crockett¹
• (Child) Birth*: June 1883; Heard Co., Georgia
• (Son) Photographed: circa 1890; Heard Co., Georgia; Principal=Rush O. Crockett, Principal=Louisiana A. Stewart²
  

  Rush O. & Louisiana A. (Stewart) Crockett family
• (Son) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; Heard Co., Georgia; head of family=Rush O. Crockett³

James M. Lambert

• Charts: Stewart Descendants

• Last Edited: 28 Mar 2013

• Birth*: say 1881
• (Groom) Marriage*: circa 1905; Montgomery Co., Arkansas; Bride=Adlinda S. A. Stewart
• (head of family) 1920 Census*: 1 January 1920; Montgomery Co., Arkansas; Wife=Adlinda S. A. Stewart¹

(?) Patton

• Charts: Wise Ancestry

• Last Edited: 15 Apr 2009

• Birth*: say 1694

Nancy Stewart

• Father: William Stewart b. 24 Dec 1801, d. 7 Jul 1872
• Mother: Morning Ray Mullins b. 2 Sep 1807, d. 7 Jul 1877

• Charts: Stewart Descendants

• Last Edited: 27 Sep 2009

• Name Variation: Nancy Esther Stewart; The only known source for the name Esther for this person is an April 1952 article in the Stewart Clan Magazine by George Edson, which mentions Nancy Esther Stewart, daughter of William Stewart. Some think this was intended to be Mary Esther, daughter of James McEwen Stewart. The article conflates the families of the two brothers, William and James McEwen.
• (Child) Birth*: between 1832 and 1834; Georgia; This date range is based on Nancy's age from the 1850 and 1860 census records, which recorded ages as of June 1st in the census year.¹
• (Child) Birth: 20 December 1836; Georgia; From Lew Grifffin:
  This date of birth is from an unknown source. Robert Bonner does not know the source, and does not know who might have the William Stewart family Bible.^2,3
• Married Name: 11 January 1848; Littlefield
• (Bride) Marriage*: 11 January 1848; Springfield, Randolph Co., Alabama; From Lew Griffin:
  The original source of this marriage date is currently unknown. Lyles T. Littlefield lists the marriage date as 1849. Robert Bonner lists it as 1848.; Groom=William M. Littlefield²
• (household member) 1850 Census: 1 June 1850; Chambers Co., Alabama; head of family=William M. Littlefield⁴
• (household member) 1860 Census: 1 June 1860; Chambers Co., Alabama; Principal=William M. Littlefield⁵
• Research Note: 26 February 1999; From: Marlene Wall
  Sent: Friday, February 26, 1999 10:24 AM
  To: Lew Griffin
  Subject: Re: William and Mourning Stewart
  
  
  Hi Lew,
  
  My Paf program is messed up this morning. I have a time with my printer at
  times.
  
  I will send you copies of my information on William Stewart and
  Mourning Mullins. I descend from Nancy Stewart who married
  William M. Littlefield, Sr. Nancy died in 1853 shortly after a child was
  born.
  
  William and Mourning were living close to the Littlefields in Chambers Co.,
  in 1850 or 1860. Can't remember just which one. They went to live with
  Nancy's youngest sister who married
  Dr. Powhatton (sp) Trent in Randolph Co., AL. He was a
  doctor in Randolph Co., AL for a long time. William died before or after
  1870.
  
  Several years ago I called you when Lela Craft had showed me some of your
  information. She joined DAR on James Stewart. I am going to do a
  supplimental on him some day.
  
  I believe Bud Mullins, RS who died in Paulding Co., GA is the
  father of Mourning. She was born in Hall Co., GA I believe
  and he was there early... I believe like 1814. Many of those doing Mullins
  families have never heard of her... but she and William were in all the same
  places as Bud and the other Mullins.
  
  I joined the DAR in 1993 on my father's line for his g grandfather was a RS
  of GA. Seems strange but it is my gg grandfather I joined the DAR on.
  Three fathers in a row were 48 to 50 years old when their sons were born.
  My grandfather James Wesley Meacham was 50 when daddy was born. My mother
  was Maude Lester, born 1902, died
  1994 and daddy was born 1898 and died 1994. They were married 74 years and
  7 months.
  
  I would love to get the Mullins thing done. I do have all the
  William Stewart family and know that he took James Stewart to sign for his
  pension. I believe William and James Stewart are buried there near McCosh's
  Mill. My grandfather, Nathan Littlefield owned it and sold it to Jacob
  Eichelburger. Peope in AL think that Jacob had it first... but the deed is
  a the Troup County Archives.
  
  I have my Littlefield line back to William and Rebecca Lee Littlefield who
  married in Frederick Co., MD. Rebecca was the daughter of James Lee who
  received land there in 1685.
  
  Have you joined the SAR?
  
  If I might have other things you need... just let me know.
  
  Your cousin,
  
  Marlene Meacham Wall
  3277 Sutcliffe Ridge
  Marietta, GA 30064
  
  PS I have just been nominated to be the Librarian for the Fielding Lewis
  Chapter DAR in Kennesaw, GA. How about that?²
• Research Note: 17 July 2001; From: Bill Ikerd (now deceased)
  Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 7:49 PM
  To: Griffin, Lew
  Subject: Stewart
  
  Lew,
  Do you have a Nancy Esther in this family.
  I only show Ester H in my group sheet. Are these the
  same person? Can you shed some light here? Thanks,
  
  Bill Ikerd
  -----------
  Bill;
  Nancy Esther ( Stewart ) Littlefield Was My GG grandmother She was born
  Dec. 20,1836 in Heard Co. Ga. Died in 1865. She had four young children. She
  was the daughter of William Stewart. As far as I know , she had two
  brothers. John and David. John married America French Cole March 23,1837.
  David married Rebecca W. Cole. Wiliam M. Littlefield my GG grandfather
  married Nancy Stewart in 1849 in Randolph Co
  Ala. She was the daughter of Wiliam and Mornin ( Mullins )
  Stewart. She is burial in the Littlefield cem., Welch, Chambers Co. Ala.
  I hope this helps
  Lyles T. Littlefield¹
• Research Note: 17 October 2004; From: Marlene Wall
  Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004
  To: Lew Griffin
  
  Lew,
  
  ...No, we did not find a Bible for William Stewart, but I did find a descendant of the Trent Family. She lives in Portland, OR and came to see me last year and sent me this file when she got home. It has the information on the youngest child of William and Morning Mullins Stewart.
  
  I got my dates on my grandmother, Nancy Stewart Littlefield by researching the Littlefield family for 30 years, and from memories of my mother, daughter of Ada Lavonia Littlefield Lester, daughter of Alfred Allen Littlefield, born at Stroud, Hickory Flat, Chambers County, Alabama. My mother told me stories over and over when I would question her, until I feel like I was there.
  
  Gerald Littlefield from the 2nd family of William Littlefield gave me the information on his second family and helped me find the death date of Nancy Stewart Littlefield. My grandmother had a Bible, but someone else took it and they died and no one knows where it is now. On my grandfather, Alfred's death certificate it shows his mother was Nancy Stewart.
  
  ....
  
  Marlene
  
  ²
• Research Note*: 24 May 2009; This writer has no final proof that Nancy was a daughter of William Stewart, but the conclusion seems likely.
  
  William Stewart appears to be the William Stewart in 1840 Heard County, Georgia. If so, then this Nancy makes one too many daughters for him, based on that one record.
  
  Brides were normally married at their parent's homes, or at least in their county of residence. Since there is no recorded marriage record for William Littlefield to Nancy Stewart in Chambers County, AL, it seems likely that the couple married in either Randolph County, AL, or in Heard County, GA. The early records in both of these last two counties have been lost. From family sources, we have a marriage date of 11 Jan 1848 from one source (Marlene Wall), and 1849 from a second source (Lyles T. Littlefield). Marlene Wall was told that the couple was married at Springfield, Chambers County, AL, so perhaps the marriage was simply not recorded.
  
  We know that Nancy's maiden name was Stewart, based on the 1932 death certificate of her son, Alfred Allen Littlefield. We know that her first name was Nancy, based on the 1850 and 1860 census records. There was an April 1952 article in the Stewart Clan Magazine, which conflated the names of some of James McEwen Stewart's children with those of his brother William Stewart. However, one name mentioned in the list of children was Nancy Esther Stewart. James McEwen did not have a daughter named Nancy. And we have no other source for Nancy's possible middle name, than this one article.
  
  Nancy and her husband were living with her husband's mother in 1850 Chambers County, AL. They were on page 42, and James P. Strickland, Nancy's first cousin, was on page 47.
  
  She and her husband were on page 857 of the 1860 census of Chambers County, Alabama, and William Stewart was on page 863. The nearest post office for both pages was Hickory Flat. Living nearby were John W. Bonner, J. H. C. Bonner, Stephen Bishop, William B. Belcher, Cicero P. Hudson, Martin Van Buren Hudson, and John Carlos Strickland. These were all families in Nancy's supposed circle of relatives. Cicero Hudson was the father of Martin V. B. Hudson. Also living nearby were several others who were related to the Stricklands, if not to the Stewarts, including Augustus Hammond, Lewis Halsey, and N. G. Hammond.
  
  There is also a family tradition that Nancy was a sister to one of the daughters who married a Powhatan Trent. According to family tradition, from Marlene Wall, Nancy's orphaned children were said to have gone and lived for a while with Dr. Powhatan Trent, who married Nancy's younger sister. However, assuming the tradition is correct, it seems a little more likely that her children might have stayed for a while with the elder Powhatan Trent, and with Nancy's elder sister.
  
  Lyles T. Littlefield, in a 2001 e-mail to William Ikerd of KS, said that he knew from family tradition that Nancy was the daughter of William Stewart, and thought she was related to John and David Stewart, who married Coles. His e-mail to Bill Ikerd is listed in a separate research note.
  
  Finally, if one looks in Randolph, Chambers, or Heard County, GA, and at all the Stewarts living in that area, there does not seem to be another Stewart or Stewart couple who might possibly have been the parents of this Nancy Stewart. So the process of elimination favors Nancy as a daughter of William Stewart as well.
  
  So I believe there is circumstantial evidence, as well as oral family memories, in favor of the conclusion that Nancy was the daughter of William Stewart, son of James and Margery Stewart. Further research is needed on this line. One possible avenue of research might be MtDNA. MtDNA was passed from mother to daughter, down through the generations. Sons inherited their MtDNA from their mothers as well, but did not pass it along. So if we could locate someone (male or female) who is a direct matrilineal descendant of Nancy (Stewart) Littlefield, and then locate someone who is a direct matrilineal descendant of one of the other known daughters, and match their MtDNA, then this would certainly help confirm the circumstantial evidence and oral records we currently have.¹
• Research Note: July 2009; From Judy Griffin, with bracketed comments from Lew Griffin (no relation):
  
  "Nancy Stewart has not been proven to be a daughter of William and Mourning Stewart. Only family stories
  passed down says she is a daughter."
  
  [from Lew: The family "stories" passed down are the personal recollections of Marlene Lester Wall (born 1930), her mother Ethel Maude Lester (1902 -- 1994) and her grandmother Ada Lavonia Littlefield (1886 -- 1972). Ada Lavonia Littlefield was a granddaughter of Nancy Stewart, and a great granddaughter (according to her) of William Stewart.] Marlene's grandmother died when Marlene was about 42 years old, and Marlene was well acquainted with her from childhood, and with her knowledge of her family history.]
  
  "The 1840 Census for William Stewart does not show enough daughters for
  Nancy to be a daughter. All other children are proven either by the Bible record from the James Stewart Bible
  that was passed to John Stewart, of which I have a copy of the actual pages, or by the census records starting in
  1850 when all names were recorded."
  
  [from Lew: Nancy Stewart would not have been on the 1850 census with her parents, as she married William Littlefield in 1848 or 1849, and was living with his widowed mother and her family in 1850. As for the 1840 census, errors by the census takers were, unfortunately, common.]
  
  "She is added in hopes that other researchers could possibly prove through
  records or documents that she is or is not a daughter."
  
  [from Lew: Records in Chambers County could be checked for a possible will or estate for James or Sarah Stewart, mentioned below.]
  
  "Another possibility is that she could be a daughter of James & Sarah Stewart as they were living 'close by' [quotes added] in
  Chambers Co in the 1850 Chambers Co Census. Nancy and her husband William Littlefield were living in
  District 19 and A Half, Chambers Co., AL and so was James and Sarah Stewart and all were said to be born in
  Georgia. William and Mourning Stewart were living in Randolph Co in the 1850 Census."
  
  [from Lew: this James and Sarah Stewart were fourteen pages away from William and Nancy Littlefield in the 1850 census. The district they shared included half of Chambers County. As mentioned, Nancy Stewart and husband William Littlefield were living with William's widowed mother and her children in 1850, and were not near any Stewarts, other than James P. Strickland, Nancy's supposed first cousin. The 1840 census for both Alabama and Georgia have been checked, and the only James Stewart who matched the family found in 1850 Chambers County, Alabama, was in 1840 Marion County, Georgia. This couple did not have a daughter the right age to have been Nancy Stewart in 1840, who is not otherwise listed on the 1850 census in the James and Sarah household. This was probably the James Stewart who married Sarah Grimett or Grimmett on 1 October 1819 in Jasper County, Georgia. However, Nancy Stewart and husband William Littlefield were living just a few pages away from William Stewart in 1860 Randolph County, Alabama, with many Stewart relatives on the intervening pages. Although not proven, it seems almost certain that Nancy was the daughter of William Stewart and Mourning Mullins, as her descendants believe.]⁶

Gilbert Hampton Jones¹

• Last Edited: 24 Apr 2009

• (Child) Birth: 10 November 1906; Waurika, Jefferson Co., Oklahoma²
• (Child) Birth*: 10 November 1906; Hastings, Jefferson Co., Oklahoma¹
• (Groom) Marriage*: 4 December 1927; Bride=Bertha Inez Caswell¹
• (Deceased) Death*: 10 July 2000; Antlers, Pushmataha Co., Oklahoma¹
• (Interred) Burial*: say 12 July 2000; Finley Cemetery, Pushmataha Co., Oklahoma¹

Jackie Ilene Jones¹

• Father: Gilbert Hampton Jones¹ b. 10 Nov 1906, d. 10 Jul 2000
• Mother: Bertha Inez Caswell¹ b. 2 May 1907, d. 25 Sep 1977

• Last Edited: 24 Apr 2009

• Birth*: 25 May 1933; Loop, Gaines Co., Texas¹
• Married Name: say 1954; Ele¹
• Death*: 2 September 2006; Albuquerque, Bernalillo Co., New Mexico¹
• Burial*: 6 September 2006; Barton, Bernalillo Co., New Mexico¹

Malone Mullins

• Father: John Mullins b. s 1738, d. a 9 Apr 1784
• Mother: Mary Green b. s 1740, d. s 1790

• Last Edited: 6 Jul 2020

• Name-Comm: Lone Mullins
• Birth*: circa 1759
• 1820 Census*: 7 August 1820; Hancock Co., Georgia¹
• 1830 Census*: 1 June 1830; Hancock Co., Georgia²
• 1840 Census*: 1 June 1840; Hancock Co., Georgia³
• Death*: after 1 June 1840; Hancock Co., Georgia
• Research Note*: 5 July 2020; Malone Mullins is said to have married Elizabeth Holland in 1783 in Franklin Co. NC. The couple is said to have had eight children. I have no information on this marriage, or the children. See the footnote for details.⁴

Green Mullins

• Father: John Mullins b. s 1738, d. a 9 Apr 1784
• Mother: Mary Green b. s 1740, d. s 1790

• Last Edited: 23 Apr 2019

• Birth*: circa 1781
• Death*: August 1858; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama¹
• Biography*: 15 April 2019; From:
  A Heritage of Elmore County, Alabama
  
  In 1733, nineteen year old Thomas Mullins of Gravesend, Kent, England signed an indenture to serve for four years in South Carolina. He actually ended up in southeastern Virginia where he married Anne Malone and began a family that would gradually spread across the southeaster United States. By 1754, he was in North Carolina where he is listed as a blacksmith and served in the local militia.
  
  During the 1770s, the Mullins family developed a close association with the Hudman family which would last well in the next century. After the Revolutionary War, most of Thomas Mullins' sons moved to the new land that was being opened up in Georgia, appearing first in the records of Wilkes Co and then in Hancock Co.
  
  Green Mullins, a grandson of Thomas the immigrant, was born in 1781 and first appears on an 1802 tax list of Hancock Co. About this time, Green Mullins married Sarah Hudman, daughter of John Hudman, whose family had moved from North Carolina with the Mullins and lived near them for many years.
  
  I813, Green Mullins and his father-in-law, John Hudman, were living in Putnam Co. He remained there for 22 years and his older children married there (Nancy Mullins married Robert McTyre, date unknown; James Mullins married Hannah Stewart, 1824; Fountain S Blakely married Mary Mullins, 1825; Miles Buckner married Delila Mullins, 1829; John D Moultrie married Rebecca Mullins, 1832; and William Mullins married Elizabeth Bynum, 1833).
  
  In 1836, Green Mullins, many of his married children, as well as other relatives, had established farms in Harris County at Whitesville near the Chattahoochie River and Alabama state line. Here there were additional marriages of his children (Sarah Mullins married Larkin B Storey, 1837; John A Mullins married Sarah Ann Reed, 1839; Elizabeth Mullins married William S Reaves, 1842; Little Berry Mullins married Elizabeth Hadley, 1843; Cynthia Ann Mullins marries James Reynolds, 1845; Green Berry Mullins married Mary Jane Hadley, 1848). Little Berry Mullins and Green Berry Mullins married sisters, daughters of Henry Hadley and Elizabeth Matthews Hadley. The Hadleys had followed a similar migration route through several generations from Isle of Wright County, Virginia, in 1668, to Halifax County, North Carolina, to Warren County, Georgia, and then to Harris County.
  
  The two Mullins brothers, their parents, and their brother-in-law (Miles G Buckner) moved to Tallapoosa (later Elmore) County in 1850, buying land along the Tallapoosa River just north of Tallassee.
  
  Green Mullins died in 1858, leaving a modest estate to be divided by his many children. The final settlement reported in 1860 shows that his family had scattered to Barbour, St Clair, Chambers, and Macon Counties, Alabama, with one daughter in Arkansas and two daughters still in Harris County, Georgia.
  
  His wife, Sarah Hudman Mullins, died in 1859. Green Berry Mullins and Little Berry Mullins and their growing families are shown in the 1860 Tallapoosa County census with all of their sons being too young to serve in the Confederate Army. Sons of James Mullins of St Clair County and a son of Mary Mullins Blakely of Barbour County died in the Civil war. Green Berry Mullins (18 Aug 1817 - 26 Jul 1884), his wife Mary Jane Hadley Mullins (12 Sep 1822 - 26 Mar 1886), and a son, Daniel Webster Mullins (8 Dec 1858 - 26 Jan 1894), are buried at Doris Chapel Cemetery, off Deane Road, east of the Kent Community.²

Owen B. Monday

• Father: James W. Monday b. bt 1804 - 1805
• Mother: Permelia J. (?) b. bt 1807 - 1808

• Charts: Stewart Descendants

• Last Edited: 28 May 2009

• (Child) Birth*: between 1832 and 1833; Tennessee; from the 1850 census
• (household member) 1850 Census: 1 June 1850; Knox Co., Tennessee; head of family=James W. Monday¹
• (Groom) Marriage*: say 1859; Knox Co., Tennessee; Bride=Mariah (?)
• (head of family) 1860 Census*: 1 June 1860; Knox Co., Tennessee²
• Marriage*: 25 November 1869; Knox Co., Tennessee; Principal=Esther Jane Stewart³
• (head of family) 1870 Census*: 1 June 1870; Blount Co., Tennessee; household member=Esther Jane Stewart⁴
• (Deceased) Death*: between 1880 and 1900; Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee
• (head of family) 1880 Census*: 1 June 1880; Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee; Wife=Esther Jane Stewart, Son=Sidney J. Monday, Son=Albert F. Monday, Daughter=Ila A. Monday⁵
• Photographed: circa 1890; Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee; Probable ID's:
  Standing: Albert F. Monday, Sidney J. Monday, and Ila A. Monday. Seated: Owen B. Monday and Esther Jane (Stewart) Monday; Principal=Esther Jane Stewart, Son=Sidney J. Monday, Son=Albert F. Monday, Daughter=Ila A. Monday⁶
  

  Owen B. and Esther Jane (Stewart) Monday family

Bobby Trent

• Father: Powhatan Green Trent b. 31 Mar 1820, d. c 1899
• Mother: Matilda Ann Stewart b. 27 Jan 1828

• Charts: Stewart Descendants

• Last Edited: 17 May 2009

• Birth*: say 1866
• (Interred) Burial*: say 1868; Rocky Mounty Cemetery, Troup Co., Georgia; "Bobby, infant son of P. G. and M. A. Trent died 17 months & 5 days.¹
• Death*: say 1868

Jessie E. Veasey

• Father: William Judson Veasey b. Jul 1858
• Mother: Lillian Idella Malone b. 19 Apr 1867, d. 19 Dec 1951

• Charts: Spencer Malone Descendants

• Last Edited: 22 May 2009

• Birth*: March 1889; Franklin Co., Texas
• (Son) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; Franklin Co., Texas; head of family=William Judson Veasey¹

Bessie Veasey

• Father: William Judson Veasey b. Jul 1858
• Mother: Lillian Idella Malone b. 19 Apr 1867, d. 19 Dec 1951

• Charts: Spencer Malone Descendants

• Last Edited: 22 May 2009

• Birth*: March 1889; Franklin Co., Texas
• (Daughter) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; Franklin Co., Texas; head of family=William Judson Veasey¹

Mattie Veasey

• Father: William Judson Veasey b. Jul 1858
• Mother: Lillian Idella Malone b. 19 Apr 1867, d. 19 Dec 1951

• Charts: Spencer Malone Descendants

• Last Edited: 22 May 2009

• Birth*: March 1891; Franklin Co., Texas
• (Daughter) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; Franklin Co., Texas; head of family=William Judson Veasey¹

Blanche Veasey

• Father: William Judson Veasey b. Jul 1858
• Mother: Lillian Idella Malone b. 19 Apr 1867, d. 19 Dec 1951

• Charts: Spencer Malone Descendants

• Last Edited: 22 May 2009

• Birth*: August 1892; Franklin Co., Texas
• (Daughter) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; Franklin Co., Texas; head of family=William Judson Veasey¹

Iva Veasey

• Father: William Judson Veasey b. Jul 1858
• Mother: Lillian Idella Malone b. 19 Apr 1867, d. 19 Dec 1951

• Charts: Spencer Malone Descendants

• Last Edited: 22 May 2009

• Birth*: June 1897; Franklin Co., Texas
• (Daughter) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; Franklin Co., Texas; head of family=William Judson Veasey¹

Eva Mae Veasey

• Father: William Judson Veasey b. Jul 1858
• Mother: Lillian Idella Malone b. 19 Apr 1867, d. 19 Dec 1951

• Charts: Spencer Malone Descendants

• Last Edited: 22 May 2009

• Birth*: June 1897; Franklin Co., Texas
• (Daughter) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; Franklin Co., Texas; head of family=William Judson Veasey¹

James W. Monday

• Last Edited: 27 May 2009

• Marriage*: Principal=Permelia J. (?)
• Birth*: between 1804 and 1805; Tennessee
• (head of family) 1850 Census*: 1 June 1850; Knox Co., Tennessee; household member=Permelia J. (?), household member=Owen B. Monday¹

Permelia J. (?)

• Last Edited: 27 May 2009

• Marriage*: Principal=James W. Monday
• Married Name: Monday
• (Child) Birth*: between 1807 and 1808; Tennessee
• (household member) 1850 Census: 1 June 1850; Knox Co., Tennessee; head of family=James W. Monday¹

Mariah (?)

• Last Edited: 27 May 2009

• Birth*: between 1839 and 1840; Tennessee
• Married Name: say 1859; Monday
• (Bride) Marriage*: say 1859; Knox Co., Tennessee; Groom=Owen B. Monday

William Monday

• Father: Owen B. Monday b. bt 1832 - 1833, d. bt 1880 - 1900
• Mother: Mariah (?) b. bt 1839 - 1840

• Last Edited: 27 May 2009

• Birth*: circa 1860; Knox Co., Tennessee

Sidney J. Monday

• Father: Owen B. Monday b. bt 1832 - 1833, d. bt 1880 - 1900
• Mother: Mariah (?) b. bt 1839 - 1840

• Last Edited: 28 May 2009

• Birth*: circa 1866; Tennessee
• (Son) 1880 Census: 1 June 1880; Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee; head of family=Owen B. Monday¹
• (Son) Photographed: circa 1890; Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee; Probable ID's:
  Standing: Albert F. Monday, Sidney J. Monday, and Ila A. Monday. Seated: Owen B. Monday and Esther Jane (Stewart) Monday; Principal=Esther Jane Stewart, Principal=Owen B. Monday²
  

  Owen B. and Esther Jane (Stewart) Monday family

Albert F. Monday

• Father: Owen B. Monday b. bt 1832 - 1833, d. bt 1880 - 1900
• Mother: Esther Jane Stewart b. bt 1833 - 1835, d. c 1913

• Charts: Stewart Descendants

• Last Edited: 28 May 2009

• (Child) Birth*: September 1872; Tennessee
• (Son) 1880 Census: 1 June 1880; Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee; head of family=Owen B. Monday¹
• (Son) Photographed: circa 1890; Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee; Probable ID's:
  Standing: Albert F. Monday, Sidney J. Monday, and Ila A. Monday. Seated: Owen B. Monday and Esther Jane (Stewart) Monday; Principal=Esther Jane Stewart, Principal=Owen B. Monday²
  

  Owen B. and Esther Jane (Stewart) Monday family
• (Son) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee; head of family=Esther Jane Stewart³

Ila A. Monday

• Father: Owen B. Monday b. bt 1832 - 1833, d. bt 1880 - 1900
• Mother: Esther Jane Stewart b. bt 1833 - 1835, d. c 1913

• Charts: Stewart Descendants

• Last Edited: 28 May 2009

• (Child) Birth*: between 1874 and 1875; Tennessee; from the 1880 census
• (Child) Birth: June 1876; Tennessee; from the 1900 census
• (Daughter) 1880 Census: 1 June 1880; Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee; head of family=Owen B. Monday¹
• (Daughter) Photographed: circa 1890; Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee; Probable ID's:
  Standing: Albert F. Monday, Sidney J. Monday, and Ila A. Monday. Seated: Owen B. Monday and Esther Jane (Stewart) Monday; Principal=Esther Jane Stewart, Principal=Owen B. Monday²
  

  Owen B. and Esther Jane (Stewart) Monday family
• (Daughter) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee; head of family=Esther Jane Stewart³

Sarah Cassandra Vance

• Last Edited: 28 May 2009

• Birth*: 10 December 1839
• Married Name: 9 January 1866; Littlefield
• Marriage*: 9 January 1866; Hickory Flat, Chambers Co., Alabama; Principal=William M. Littlefield
• Death*: 20 May 1914; Carrollton, Carroll Co., Georgia