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Nancy Bostick

• Father: Charles Bostick b. c 1745, d. c Dec 1813
• Mother: Ruth Scoggin b. c 1742, d. a 1813

• Charts: Bostick Descendants

• Last Edited: 6 Oct 2000

• (Deceased) Death*:
• (Child) Birth*: circa 1776; Halifax Co., Virginia
• (Bride) Marriage*: 31 July 1797; Rutherford Co., North Carolina; Groom=John Harrell
• Married Name: 31 July 1797; Harrell

John Harrell

• Charts: Bostick Descendants

• Last Edited: 22 Sep 2020

• (Child) Birth*: say 1778; Rutherford Co., North Carolina¹
• (Groom) Marriage*: 31 July 1797; Rutherford Co., North Carolina; Bride=Nancy Bostick
• 1820 Census*: 7 August 1820; Rutherford Co., North Carolina²
• 1830 Census*: 1 June 1830; Rutherford Co., North Carolina³
• (Deceased) Death*: say 1836; Rutherford Co., North Carolina¹

Ann Link

• Charts: Bostick Descendants

• Last Edited: 14 Jul 2001

• (Deceased) Death*:
• (Child) Birth*: say 1776
• (Bride) Marriage*: say 1797; Groom=Richard Bostick
• Married Name: say 1797; Bostick

William Webber¹

• Father: Casper Webber b. 1742, d. 10 Feb 1818
• Mother: Rosannah Humphries b. c 1748, d. 19 Sep 1811

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 19 Feb 2020

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1767; Virginia
• (Groom) Marriage*: 5 November 1792; Campbell Co., Virginia; Bride=Nancy Walker
• (Grantor) Deed*: 2 March 1827; Spartanburg Dist., South Carolina; Deed Book Y, Pages 457 -458 -- William Webber for the love and affection which I bear to my daughter Elizabeth Martin the wife of Lewis Martin, have given said Lewis and Elizabeth Martin a certain tract of land in Spartanburgh District on the north side of Beaver Dam Creek. Border: Bostick, Beaver Dan Creek, branch. By computation 144 acres more or less. Witness P. Quin Camp, Patrick (x) Sanders. Signed Wm. Weber (sic). Witness oath by Patrick (x) Sanders 2 Mar 1827 to J. Camp J. P. Reg. 19 Sep 1844.; Grantee=Lewis Martin, Grantee=Elizabeth Webber
• (Grantor) Deed*: 2 March 1827; Spartanburg Dist., South Carolina; Deed Book U, Page 320 -- William Webber forthe love and affection which I bear to my daughter Rebeckah Linder wife of Laurence Linder, have granted the said Laurence & Rebeckah Linder a certain tract of land in Spartanburgh Dist on the South side of Thickety creek. Bound: Nancy Wood, my corner, ?Gorden. By supposition 100 acres more or less. Witness Peter Quin Camp,patrick (x) Landers. Signed Wm. Webber. Witness oath by Patrick (x) Landers 2 Mar 1827 to J. Camp, J.P. Rec. 19 Feb 1830; Grantee=Rebecca Webber, Grantee=Laurence Linder
• (Grantor) Deed*: 20 February 1830; Spartanburg Dist., South Carolina; Spartanburg District SC, Deed Bk V, p. 271-272: 20 Feb 1830, William Webber Senr., for the love and affection which I bear to my son William W. Webber, have given a certain tract of land in Spartanburgh Dist. on Thickety Creek, including the plantation whereon I now live, by computation 276 acres more or less. Witness Peter Quinn Camp, Saul A. Camp. Signed William Webber. Witness oath by Peter Quinn Camp 20 Feb 1830 to J. Camp, J. P. Rrec. 30 Nov 1833; Grantee=William Walker Webber
• (Deceased) Death*: 14 June 1847; Spartanburg Dist., South Carolina

Nancy Walker¹

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 19 Feb 2020

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1767
• (Bride) Marriage*: 5 November 1792; Campbell Co., Virginia; Groom=William Webber
• Married Name: 5 November 1792; Webber
• (Deceased) Death*: 19 January 1847; Spartanburg Dist., South Carolina

Joseph Augustus Webber

• Father: Casper Webber b. 1742, d. 10 Feb 1818
• Mother: Rosannah Humphries b. c 1748, d. 19 Sep 1811

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 11 Aug 2001

• (Groom) Marriage*: Bride=Mary Guyton
• (Child) Birth*: circa 1777; Virginia
• (head of family) 1850 Census*: 1850; York Dist., South Carolina
• (Deceased) Death*: 19 February 1870; Cherokee Co., South Carolina

Mary Guyton

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 6 Oct 2000

• (Bride) Marriage*: Groom=Joseph Augustus Webber
• (Deceased) Death*:
• Married Name: Webber
• (Child) Birth*: circa 1791; Union District, South Carolina

Margaret Webber¹

• Father: Casper Webber b. 1742, d. 10 Feb 1818
• Mother: Rosannah Humphries b. c 1748, d. 19 Sep 1811

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 11 Jan 2015

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1775
• (Bride) Marriage*: circa 1802; Groom=John Amos
• Married Name: circa 1802; Amos
• (Deceased) Death*: say 1850; Cherokee Co., Alabama

John Amos¹

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 11 Jan 2015

• (Child) Birth*: say 1773
• (Groom) Marriage*: circa 1802; Bride=Margaret Webber
• (Deceased) Death*: Cherokee Co., Alabama

Casper K. Webber

• Father: Casper Webber b. 1742, d. 10 Feb 1818
• Mother: Rosannah Humphries b. c 1748, d. 19 Sep 1811

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 9 Feb 2008

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1780; Virginia

John Webber

• Father: Casper Webber b. 1742, d. 10 Feb 1818
• Mother: Rosannah Humphries b. c 1748, d. 19 Sep 1811

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 25 Feb 2020

• Biography*: This may be the John Weber who was in Spartanburg Dist, SC in 1820: "Feb 26, 1820 James Ellis, Sr. (Rutherford Co, NC) to Absalem Ellis (same); for $500 sold 100 ac on W side of main Broad R; border: Benjamin Ellis; part of James Ellis' survey. Witness Joseph Weber and John Weber. Signed James Ellis' mark. Wit. oath Apr. 9, 1821 Joseph Weber to Thomas Poole. Rec. Apr. 12, 1821." From Spartanburg Dist, SC Deed Bk R, p. 241-2 as abstracted by Albert Bruce Pruitt.
• (Child) Birth*: circa 1795; Campbell Co., Virginia
• (Groom) Marriage*: say 1818; Spartanburg Dist., South Carolina; Bride=Hannah (?)
• (head of family) 1840 Census*: 1840; York Dist., South Carolina
• (head of family) 1850 Census*: 1850; York Dist., South Carolina

Solomon Adam Webber

• Father: Casper Webber b. 1742, d. 10 Feb 1818
• Mother: Rosannah Humphries b. c 1748, d. 19 Sep 1811

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 17 Dec 2017

• (Child) Birth*: 17 November 1791¹
• (Groom) Marriage*: 1812; Rutherford Co., North Carolina; Bride=Sarah Humphries
• (head of family) 1820 Census*: 1820; Rutherford Co., North Carolina
• 1850 Census*: 1 June 1850; Anderson Co., Tennessee²
• Death*: 13 October 1863; Dent Co., Missouri¹

Sarah Humphries

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 18 Mar 2019

• (Child) Birth*: 3 March 1792; Gates Co., North Carolina¹
• (Bride) Marriage*: 1812; Rutherford Co., North Carolina; Groom=Solomon Adam Webber
• Married Name: 1812; Webber
• Death*: 28 July 1858; Dent Co., Missouri¹

Hannah Webber

• Father: Casper Webber b. 1742, d. 10 Feb 1818
• Mother: Rosannah Humphries b. c 1748, d. 19 Sep 1811

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 16 Feb 2019

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1788
• (Bride) Marriage*: 1809; Rutherford Co., North Carolina; Groom=Absolom Ellis
• Married Name: 1809; Ellis
• (Deceased) Death*: 5 October 1844; Cleveland Co., North Carolina^1,2

Absolom Ellis

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 6 Oct 2000

• (Child) Birth*: 1788
• (Groom) Marriage*: 1809; Rutherford Co., North Carolina; Bride=Hannah Webber
• (Deceased) Death*: 23 April 1851; Cleveland Co., North Carolina¹

Moses Webber

• Father: William Webber b. c 1767, d. 14 Jun 1847
• Mother: Nancy Walker b. c 1767, d. 19 Jan 1847

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 19 Nov 2001

• (Child) Birth*: 8 September 1793
• (Groom) Marriage*: 12 January 1817; Bride=Annie Dobbins
• (Deceased) Death*: 26 October 1877; Cowpens, Spartanburg Co., South Carolina

Annie Dobbins

• Charts: Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 6 Oct 2000

• (Child) Birth*: 9 November 1795
• (Bride) Marriage*: 12 January 1817; Groom=Moses Webber
• Married Name: 12 January 1817; Webber
• (Deceased) Death*: 26 October 1877; Cowpens, Spartanburg Co., South Carolina

Malinda Jackson

• Father: Coleby Jackson b. c 1771, d. 1817

• Last Edited: 4 May 2020

• (Child) Birth*: circa 1808; Georgia
• (Bride) Marriage*: 24 August 1827; Pike Co., Georgia; Groom=Littleton Grimsley
• Married Name: 24 August 1827; Grimsley
• 1850 Census*: 1 June 1850; Meriwether Co., Georgia¹

Littleton Grimsley¹

• Father: Thomas Grimsley b. 1752, d. 1833
• Mother: Isabell Lyons b. 1760, d. 1835

• Last Edited: 11 Aug 2013

• Name Variation: Lyttleton Grimsley
• (Child) Birth*: June 1800
• (Groom) Marriage*: 24 August 1827; Pike Co., Georgia; Bride=Malinda Jackson
• (Deceased) Death*: February 1836; Pike Co., Georgia

Mary Caledonia Davis

• Father: William Croft Davis b. 29 Sep 1811, d. 28 May 1895
• Mother: Martha Selina Davis b. 29 Jan 1827, d. 15 Dec 1872

• Charts: Davis Ancestry, Davis Descendants (#1), Davis Descendants (#2), Latimer Descendants

• Last Edited: 26 Aug 2018

• (Child) Birth*: 5 March 1851; Chambers Co., Alabama
• (household member) 1860 Census: 1 June 1860; Dudleyville, Chambers Co., Alabama; head of family=William Croft Davis¹
• (Bride) Marriage*: 28 January 1874; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; Groom=John H. Lottie
• Married Name: 28 January 1874; Lottie
• (Wife) 1880 Census: 1 June 1880; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; head of family=John H. Lottie²
• 1900 Census*: 1 June 1900; New Site, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; Son=Jerome Brady Latimer, Son=Julius Alonzo Latimer, Son=William Clark Latimer³
• Photographed*: say 1905⁴
  

  Callie (Davis) Latimer
• (head of family) 1910 Census*: 15 April 1910; Goldsby, McClain Co., Oklahoma; Son=Alton Davis Latimer, Son=Julius Alonzo Latimer, Son=William Clark Latimer⁵
• (Mother) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Goldsby, McClain Co., Oklahoma; head of family=William Clark Latimer⁶
• (boarder) 1930 Census*: 1 April 1930; Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas⁷
• (Deceased) Death*: 30 January 1936; Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas
• (Interred) Burial*: 1 February 1936; Rio Vista Cem, Johnson Co., Texas
• Biography*: Mary Caledonia Davis had one son, Jerome Brady, prior to her marriage to John Lottie. Rome's father is said to have been a Moon and has been identified as William Franklin Moon by Y-DNA and autosomal DNA evidence. Rome was adopted by his step-father. In 1880 John and Callie are on the Tallapoosa census. For unknown reasons, John changed his name to Latimer. Callie's brother-in-law, John Chisholm, was said to have been involved. No further record of John Latimer has been found. By 1883 Callie had four additional sons. John may have died before the birth of Callie's youngest son, William Clark, as the father's name on the Tallapoosa Co. Register of Births is blank, not filled in by the attending physician. John may be buried in an unmarked grave at Ephesus Cemetery near Fosheeton Community in Tallapoosa Co. AL. He may be mentioned in surviving church records there. About 1905 Callie and her four youngest sons migrated to Oklahoma, and by 1910 or so they were living near Norman, OK, on the farm of Susan (Billy) Wolf, widow of Thomas J. Wolf. Later, Callie moved to Cleburne, Johnson Co., TX, where her brother, Lon Davis, also lived. She died there in 1936 and is buried near Lon in Rio Vista, TX. Lon had died a few years earlier.⁸
• Note*: 13 April 2018; Caledonia was the ancient Roman name for Scotland. Brittania was south of Hadrian's Wall, and Caledonia, or Scotland, was north of it. It was originally an ancient Pictish tribe, the Caledonii.
  
  Mary Caledonia did not like her historic name, and went by "Callie" or "M. C." Davis. Her sister Rebecca Hibernia, got the Hibernia from the ancient Roman name for Ireland. Caledonia and Hibernia did not have a sister named Cambria, which was the ancient name for Wales. But they apparently had parents who thought they were of Scots-Irish descent. See the Wikipedia article on "Hibernia."
  

  Caledonia, by Wm. Hole

Martha Selina Davis

• Father: Baxter Burwell Davis b. c 1798, d. a 1 Jun 1870
• Mother: Dovey Davis b. c 1793, d. c 1865

• Charts: Davis Ancestry, Davis Descendants (#1), Davis Descendants (#2)

• Last Edited: 16 Sep 2019

• (Child) Birth*: 29 January 1827; Fayette Co., Georgia
• (free wh female 10-15) 1840 Census: 1 June 1840; Chambers Co., Alabama; head of family=Thomas McGuire¹
• (Bride) Marriage*: 15 June 1847; Chambers Co., Alabama; Groom=William Croft Davis
• (household member) 1850 Census: 1 June 1850; Chambers Co., Alabama; head of family=William Croft Davis²
• (household member) 1860 Census: 1 June 1860; Dudleyville, Chambers Co., Alabama; head of family=William Croft Davis³
• (Deceased) Death*: 15 December 1872; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama
• (Interred) Burial*: say 17 December 1872; Ephesus Primitive Baptist Cemetery, Fosheeton, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama
• Biography*: 15 February 2019; Martha Selina Davis was probably born in Fayette Co. GA. She and her widowed mother, Dovey, are thought to have come to Chambers Co. AL before 1839.
  
  In 1847 she married William Croft Davis there. Martha was a creditor to the estate of Ezekiel Ratchford in 1847. She received $54.00 and $0.50 interest in payment of a promissory note, and the payment was signed in 1848 as received by her husband, William C. Davis.
  
  In 1850 William C. and Martha were living adjacent to Ratchford's widow, Elizabeth P. (Davis) Ratchford. Martha may have died of heart disease at the age of 45. Several of her children died at a relatively young age with heart problems.
  
  Martha and William gave very specific names to their children, as if they were proud of their ancestry and wished to preserve a memory of it. But I've been unable to decipher a single clue from all those specific names, and not that I haven't tried. The middle names Milton, Beaks, Clark, Lawrence, and Mitchell are all surnames. But I've never been able to find a family connection to any of those surnames. It is an open research problem.; Principal=William Croft Davis⁴

William Croft Davis

• Father: Col. Thomas Davis b. c 1765, d. 6 Dec 1817
• Mother: Mary Croft b. c 1772, d. 1842

• Charts: Davis Ancestry, Davis Descendants (#1), Davis Descendants (#2)

• Last Edited: 28 Sep 2019

• (Child) Birth*: 29 September 1811; Chester District, South Carolina
• (Grantee) Deed: April 1828; Chester District, South Carolina; Deed Book X, Page 376 -- Howel Adams Raburn and Elizabeth his wife of Monroe County, MS for $250 to be paid by the obligation of Col. Thomas Davis and Henry Carter -- we sell to Mary Davis, widow of Col. Thomas Davis, Elizabeth P. Davis, Hannah Edwards and John Edwards, James Smith Davis, Daniel Croft Davis, John Davis, Clarissa Harlow Davis, Thomas Davis, William Davis and Bonapart Davis, children and heirs of Col. Thomas Davis, all our 1/3 part of a tract of land, 150 acres on Sandy River debing the plantation where our father James Loving resided prior to his death as designated in a plat filed in the Court of Common Pleas in a suit between Thomas Davis and Mary Cavener. Witnesses: Lemuel Bowers, Jasper A. McQuay. Elizabeth Raburn relinquishes dower.; Grantee=Mary Croft
• (Groom) Marriage*: 15 June 1847; Chambers Co., Alabama; Bride=Martha Selina Davis
• (head of family) 1850 Census*: 1 June 1850; Chambers Co., Alabama; household member=Martha Selina Davis, household member=Rebecca Hibernia Davis, household member=Dovey Davis¹
• Event-Misc*: 10 May 1858; Chambers Co., Alabama; Chambers County School Records, 10 May 1858, Township 23, Range 25, Ripville, William C. Davis, Patron
• (head of family) 1860 Census*: 1 June 1860; Dudleyville, Chambers Co., Alabama; household member=Martha Selina Davis, household member=Rebecca Hibernia Davis, household member=Mary Caledonia Davis, household member=John Clark Davis, household member=Julius Alonzo Davis, household member=Addison Lawrence Davis, household member=Dovey Davis, household member=Samuel Milton Davis²
• War*: 1865; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; A muster roll, not dated, lists one Private W. C. Davis, age 54, who enlisted from Beat 11, Tallapoosa County, Alabama and served with W. A. Strickling's Company, 1st Class Militia, Tallapoosa County Home Guard.
  Source: Alabama Department of Archives and History ( also in Tap Roots, Vol. 7, No. 4, p. 47)
• (father-in-law) 1880 Census: 1 June 1880; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; head of family=John H. Chisholm³
• Photographed*: say 1891; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; The back of the photo says “Mrs. M. C. Latimer, Sam Lee Station, CB (and what looks like ‘15/20’). Mary Caledonia always used the initials “M. C.” and Sam Lee Station was a railway station along the tracks of the Rock Island and Pacific Railway, in the Indian Territory, according to “Gazetteer of the Indian Territory” online. So way back when, that was probably Callie’s mailing address in the Oklahoma Territory. I’m guessing that she wrote her name and address on the back of this picture, and loaned it to her brother Lon Davis, assuming he would send it back. Apparently, he never got around to sending it back. (smile)
  The clothing style and age of this gentleman is consistent with William Croft Davis.
  ^4,5
  

  William Croft Davis
• (Deceased) Death*: 28 May 1895; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama
• (Interred) Burial*: say 30 May 1895; Ephesus Primitive Baptist Cemetery, Fosheeton, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama
• Biography*: 4 December 2017; William Croft Davis was the son of Col. Thomas Davis who died in Chester District, SC, in 1818. He lived between two children of Col. Thomas in 1850 Chambers Co. Alabama. Thomas Davis named a son Daniel Croft Davis, and William's middle name was also Croft.
  
  William's early life is a mystery but his family may have moved to Tallapoosa Co. AL before 1840. In 1846, a William C. Davis of Tallapoosa Co. mortgaged "a sorrel filly, two cows, a feather bed and cupboard, a wood block, sole leather and upper leather" until Dec. 25, 1847. In Aug. 1846 this William C. Davis bought a small part of Section 32 in Township 24 and Range 24 from James W. Reeves. Reeves was from Fayette Co. GA. The land in question was about a mile southwest of Daviston.
  
  The first certain record of William Croft Davis is his marriage in 1847 to Martha Selina Davis in Chambers Co. AL. In Dec. 1848 the couple's first daughter, Rebecca Hibernia, was born in Newnan, Coweta Co. GA. The birth in Newnan rather than in Chambers Co. is unexplained, but that is what was stated in Bernie's obituary.
  
  William C. and Martha were on the 1850 census living west of LaFayette in Chambers Co. Living adjacent were Elizabeth P. (Davis) Ratchford, widow of Ezekiel Ratchford, and her brother, James Smith Davis. Elizabeth had married Ratchford in 1832 in Fayette Co. GA (his second marriage, her first). Another possible but less likely brother, William Davis, also lived nearby in Chambers Co. This William, not to be confused with William C., although nearly the same age, served as Deputy Sheriff and later as Sheriff in Chambers Co.
  
  William C. and Martha's relationship to their Davis neighbors is unknown. The neighbors on both sides were children of Col. Thomas and Mary Davis, of Chester District, SC. Thomas had died in Chester District, SC in 1818, and Mary left SC, apparently in the 1820's, migrating first to Georgia and then to Chambers Co. AL with her family. She died in Chambers Co. in 1842. William Davis (sheriff), was the administrator of her estate.
  
  William C. and Martha's next daughter, Mary Caledonia, was born in Tallapoosa Co. AL, if her son's obituary is correct, in 1851.
  
  In Jan. 1852, William C. appears as a grantee in Chambers Co. with W. L. Crayton as grantor (DB 10-382). That same day, along with four others, he also signed (as security) the administrator's bond of Ezekiel Ratchford, dec'd. John Ratchford was appointed administrator following the resignation of the original administrator.
  
  In 1858 William C. Davis was mentioned as a patron of the Ripville School District, T23, R25, in the northwest part of Chambers Co.
  
  In 1860 he was still on the Chambers Co. census, but in January of that year he bought land in Tallapoosa Co., a small part of Section 12 in T23, R24, southeast of Daviston and very near the Chambers Co. line. Palmer R. Phillips was the seller (DB M-13).
  
  Davis was too old for combat duty during the Civil War, but served as a private in the Tallapoosa Co. Home Guard, in W.A. Strickling's First Class Militia. His residence was in Beat 11.
  
  In 1867 William C. Davis and William A. Beaks jointly sold to John H. Chisholm three mules and four horses. William C.'s daughter Rebecca Hibernia witnessed the deed, she was the wife of John H. Chisholm. William C.'s connection to Beaks is unknown, but was apparently long-standing, as he had named a son William Beaks Davis in 1853.
  
  William C. is missing from the 1870 census but he is presumed to have been in Tallapoosa Co. that year. His wife Martha died there in 1872 and was buried at Ephesus Primitive Baptist Cemetery.
  
  William C. was in the 1880 census in Tallapoosa Co. and died there in 1895. His obituary in the Alexander City Outlook (Vol. 4, No. 22) states that he was "an old landmark and respected citizen."
• Biography: 15 February 2019; Martha Selina Davis was probably born in Fayette Co. GA. She and her widowed mother, Dovey, are thought to have come to Chambers Co. AL before 1839.
  
  In 1847 she married William Croft Davis there. Martha was a creditor to the estate of Ezekiel Ratchford in 1847. She received $54.00 and $0.50 interest in payment of a promissory note, and the payment was signed in 1848 as received by her husband, William C. Davis.
  
  In 1850 William C. and Martha were living adjacent to Ratchford's widow, Elizabeth P. (Davis) Ratchford. Martha may have died of heart disease at the age of 45. Several of her children died at a relatively young age with heart problems.
  
  Martha and William gave very specific names to their children, as if they were proud of their ancestry and wished to preserve a memory of it. But I've been unable to decipher a single clue from all those specific names, and not that I haven't tried. The middle names Milton, Beaks, Clark, Lawrence, and Mitchell are all surnames. But I've never been able to find a family connection to any of those surnames. It is an open research problem.; Principal=Martha Selina Davis⁵

John H. Lottie

• Father: William E. Lottie b. c 1821, d. a 1 Jun 1870
• Mother: Mary Ann Elizabeth Lester b. c 1829, d. a 1 Jun 1870

• Charts: Davis Descendants (#1), Davis Descendants (#2), Latimer Descendants

• Last Edited: 18 Jan 2020

• Name Variation: John Herndon Latty
• Name Variation: John H. Latimer
• (Child) Birth*: circa 1854; Youngville, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama
• (household member) 1870 Census*: 1 June 1870; Youngville, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; Some of these children may be from Lizzie (1829) and some from Larra (1834).; household member=Sarah Jane Lottie, household member=William Lottie, household member=Lizzie Lottie, household member=Carol Lottie, household member=Mary Lottie, head of family=Mary Ann Elizabeth Lester, household member=Laura Latty¹
• (Groom) Marriage*: 28 January 1874; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; Bride=Mary Caledonia Davis
• (head of family) 1880 Census*: 1 June 1880; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; Wife=Mary Caledonia Davis, Son=Alton Davis Latimer, Son=Mark Pomeroy Latimer, Son=Julius Alonzo Latimer²
• (Deceased) Death*: circa 1883; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama

Alton Davis Latimer

• Father: John H. Lottie b. c 1854, d. c 1883
• Mother: Mary Caledonia Davis b. 5 Mar 1851, d. 30 Jan 1936

• Charts: Davis Descendants (#1), Davis Descendants (#2), Latimer Descendants

• Last Edited: 14 Nov 2017

• (Child) Birth*: 29 January 1875; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama
• (Son) 1880 Census: 1 June 1880; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; head of family=John H. Lottie¹
• (boarder) 1900 Census*: 1 June 1900; Elliottsville, Shelby Co., Alabama; Alton was a saw mill hand, boarding with Dock Grimes.²
• (Son) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Goldsby, McClain Co., Oklahoma; head of family=Mary Caledonia Davis³
• (Registrant) WWI Draft Reg*: 12 September 1918; McClain Co., Oklahoma; Alton was farming in McClain County, but his rural route mailing address was Norman, Cleveland County. He was of medium height and build, and had blue eyes and dark hair.⁴
• (Groom) Marriage*: 31 December 1919; Garvin Co., Oklahoma; Bride=Ida M. Wails⁵
• (head of family) 1920 Census*: 1 January 1920; Cleveland Co., Oklahoma; Wife=Ida M. Wails⁶
• (son-in-law) 1930 Census: 1 April 1930; Goldsby, McClain Co., Oklahoma; head of family=George Wilson Wails⁷
• (Deceased) Death*: 21 May 1933; Norman, Cleveland Co., Oklahoma
• (Interred) Burial*: say 23 May 1933; Blanchard City Cemetery, Blanchard, McClain Co., Oklahoma

Mark Pomeroy Latimer

• Father: John H. Lottie b. c 1854, d. c 1883
• Mother: Mary Caledonia Davis b. 5 Mar 1851, d. 30 Jan 1936

• Charts: Davis Descendants (#1), Davis Descendants (#2), Latimer Descendants

• Last Edited: 10 Mar 2018

• Nickname: Brick Latimer
• (Child) Birth*: 29 September 1877; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama
• (Son) 1880 Census: 1 June 1880; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; head of family=John H. Lottie¹
• Photographed*: say 1897; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama²
  

  Mark Pomeroy Latimer
• (boarder) 1900 Census*: 1 June 1900; Choctaw Nation, Oklahoma Territory; Mark was a flagman. The location was Township 2 South, Range 10 East, near or in the town of Atoka, Atoka County, OK.³
• Photographed: circa 1902; Atoka, Atoka Co., Oklahoma; friend=Arthur Vernon Bechtel
• (Groom) Marriage*: circa 1903; Bride=Florence (?)
• (head of family) 1910 Census*: 15 April 1910; Canadian Co., Oklahoma; Mark was a civil engineer.; Wife=Florence (?)⁴
• (Registrant) WWI Draft Reg*: 12 September 1918; Tulsa, Tulsa Co., Oklahoma; Mark was a Lease Man working for Oklahoma Natural Gas Company. He was short, with blue eyes and brown hair. His next of kin was Flora E. Latimer. Mark and Flora lived at 539 North Cheyenne in Tulsa.⁵
• (lodger) 1920 Census*: 1 January 1920; Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas; Mark was a salesman for an oil company.; lodger=Florence (?)⁶
• (Groom) Marriage*: say 1923; Bride=Zell (?)⁷
• (Resident) Residence*: 1 April 1935; Coalgate, Coal Co., Oklahoma⁸
• (Head of Household) 1940 Census*: 1 April 1940; McAlester, Pittsburg Co., Oklahoma; Wife=Zell (?)⁹
• (Registrant) WWII Draft Reg*: say 1942; Cushing, Payne Co., Oklahoma
• (Deceased) Death*: 26 May 1962; Durant, Bryan Co., Oklahoma
• (Interred) Burial*: say 28 May 1962; Highland Cemetery, Durant, Bryan Co., Oklahoma
• Biography*: Mark, whose nickname was "Brick," was a civil engineer. He had lived in Durant since 1955.

Florence (?)

• Charts: Latimer Descendants

• Last Edited: 17 Feb 2013

• (Deceased) Death*:
• (Child) Birth*: circa 1884; Illinois
• (Bride) Marriage*: circa 1903; Groom=Mark Pomeroy Latimer
• Married Name: circa 1903; Latimer
• (Wife) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Canadian Co., Oklahoma; Mark was a civil engineer.; head of family=Mark Pomeroy Latimer¹
• (lodger) 1920 Census*: 1 January 1920; Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas; Mark was a salesman for an oil company.; lodger=Mark Pomeroy Latimer²

Julius Alonzo Latimer

• Father: John H. Lottie b. c 1854, d. c 1883
• Mother: Mary Caledonia Davis b. 5 Mar 1851, d. 30 Jan 1936

• Charts: Davis Descendants (#1), Davis Descendants (#2), Latimer Descendants

• Last Edited: 8 Jul 2018

• (Child) Birth*: 23 December 1879; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama
• (Son) 1880 Census: 1 June 1880; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; head of family=John H. Lottie¹
• (Son) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; New Site, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Mary Caledonia Davis²
• (Son) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Goldsby, McClain Co., Oklahoma; head of family=Mary Caledonia Davis³
• (Registrant) WWI Draft Reg*: 12 September 1918; McClain Co., Oklahoma; Lon was of medium height and build, with dark hair and blue eyes. He was a farmer in McClain County, but his rural route mailing address was out of Norman, Cleveland County, OK.
• (Brother) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Goldsby, McClain Co., Oklahoma; head of family=William Clark Latimer⁴
• Residence*: 1942; Ochelata, Washington Co., Oklahoma⁵
• Photographed*: say 1963; Oklahoma; Principal=William Clark Latimer⁶
  

  L to R: Lon & Clark Latimer
  

  Lon & Clark Latimer
• (Deceased) Death*: 28 November 1966; Chelsea, Rogers Co., Oklahoma
• (Interred) Burial*: say 1 December 1966; Greenhill Cemetery, Muscogee, Muscogee Co., Oklahoma

William Clark Latimer

• Father: John H. Lottie b. c 1854, d. c 1883
• Mother: Mary Caledonia Davis b. 5 Mar 1851, d. 30 Jan 1936

• Charts: Davis Descendants (#1), Davis Descendants (#2), Latimer Descendants

• Last Edited: 13 Nov 2017

• (Child) Birth*: 6 October 1883; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama
• Photographed*: say 1893; Tallapoosa Co., Alabama¹
• (Son) 1900 Census: 1 June 1900; New Site, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Mary Caledonia Davis²
• Photographed: say 1910; McClain Co., Oklahoma¹
  

  William Clark Latimer
• (Son) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Goldsby, McClain Co., Oklahoma; head of family=Mary Caledonia Davis³
• (Groom) Marriage*: 11 October 1910; McClain Co., Oklahoma; Bride=Jessie James Wolf
• (Registrant) WWI Draft Reg*: 12 September 1918; McClain Co., Oklahoma; Clark was short, medium build, blue eyes and light hair. He was a farmer in McClain County, OK.⁴
• (head of family) 1920 Census*: 1 January 1920; Goldsby, McClain Co., Oklahoma; Wife=Jessie James Wolf, Daughter=Juanita Latimer, Son=John Clark Latimer, Daughter=Mary Allean Latimer, Mother=Mary Caledonia Davis, Brother=Julius Alonzo Latimer⁵
• (Registrant) WWII Draft Reg*: 1942; Barnsdall, Osage Co., Oklahoma⁶
• (Groom) Marriage*: circa 1960; Bride=Beatrice Scofield
• Photographed*: say 1963; Oklahoma; Principal=Julius Alonzo Latimer⁷
  

  L to R: Lon & Clark Latimer
  

  Lon & Clark Latimer
• (Deceased) Death*: 17 June 1977; Claremore, Rogers Co., Oklahoma
• (Interred) Burial*: Greenhill Cemetery, Muscogee, Muscogee Co., Oklahoma

Jessie James Wolf

• Father: Thomas Jefferson Wolf b. 27 Mar 1869, d. 18 Sep 1901
• Mother: Susan Billy b. 1 Apr 1864, d. 4 Apr 1931

• Charts: Davis Descendants (#1), Davis Descendants (#2), Latimer Descendants

• Last Edited: 2 Apr 2018

• (Child) Birth*: 7 November 1894; Oklahoma Territory
• Married Name: circa 1909; Latimer
• (Bride) Marriage*: 11 October 1910; McClain Co., Oklahoma; Groom=William Clark Latimer
• Photographed*: say 1920; Oklahoma¹
  

  Jessie James (Wolf) Latimer
• (Wife) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Goldsby, McClain Co., Oklahoma; head of family=William Clark Latimer²
• (Head of Household) 1930 Census*: 1 April 1930; Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia; Daughter=Juanita Latimer, Son=John Clark Latimer, Daughter=Mary Allean Latimer³
• Married Name: say 1940; Hyde
• Marriage*: say 1940; Principal=Ed Hyde
• (Deceased) Death*: 19 September 1985; Buford, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
• (Interred) Burial*: say 22 September 1995; Arlington Memorial Park Cemetery, Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia