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Isaac Cleveland

• Charts: Jackson Descendants

• Last Edited: 28 May 2014

• Birth*: say 1817
• Marriage*: say 1839; Georgia; Principal=Susannah Jackson
• Death*: say 1840; Georgia
• Research Note*: 13 April 2008; In the name of God Amen, The Eighth Day of November in th
  e year of our Lord God One Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Nine, I William McKnight in the Parish of St. Luke in the County of Rowan, in the Province of North Carolina, being thro' the abundant mercy and goodness of Almighty God, tho weak in body, yet of a sound and perfect understanding and memory, blessed be Almighty God for the same; do constitute, ordain and appoint this my Last Will and Testament and order and desire it may be received by all whom it may concern. I most humbly bequeath my soul to God, my maker, redeemer, beseeching his most gracious acceptance of it through the mediation of my most compassionate Redeemer, Jesus Christ, who gave himself in atonement for my sins. In this hope and confidence I render up my soul with comfort, I give my body to the earth, from whence it was taken, in full assurance of it's resurrection from thence at the resurrection day, and as for my burial, I desire it may be decent, without pomp or state, at this direction of my executors herein after named, who I doubt not, will manage it with prudence and gravity, and as to my worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me, I will and positively order the same in the following manner and form, after payment of all my debts and funeral charges.
  Item: I absolutely give bequeath devise and demise unto m y well beloved eldest son, Charles, the north half or side of the plantation on Coddle Creek which I purchased of Andrew Cathey and two horses, one plow and tackle, and the largest --- to his heirs and assigns forever.
  Item: I give devise and demise and bequeath unto my well b eloved son Thomas, one half of the plantation whereon I now dwell, to be laid off, joining the line of W---- Carruth, Esq., to his heirs and assigns forever.
  Item: I give devise, demise and bequeath unto my well belo ved son William, all of my tract of land in the lower settlement, joining the line of Daniel McF----, and two horses, a plow and tackle and to his heirs and assigns forever.
  Item: I give devise demise and bequeath unto my well belov ed son James, one half of the plantation or tract of land on Coddle Creek which I purchased of Andrew Cathey, the south Side of said tract, and one horse to him, his heirs and assigns forever.
  Item: I give devise demise and bequeath unto my well belov ed son Hugh, my negro wench, named Judith and also all the tract of land I purchased of William Watson, to him his heirs and assigns forever.
  Item: I give and devise, demise and bequeath unto my wel l beloved son John, the other one half of the plantation whereon I now dwell to him and his heirs and assigns forever. Ordering the malt I owe to James Hagan to be raised on the said plantation and I order the wagon and tackle and plow and tackle and the iron harrow to remain to the use of the place and for raising malt.
  Item: I give and bequeath unto my well beloved son David , Eighty pounds proclamation money to him and his heirs and assigns.
  Item: I give and bequeath unto my beloved niece Jean Huey , one mare and saddle and five pounds----.
  Item: The remainder of my horses, mares, and colts, as als o my cows, calves and household goods, I order to be equally divided amongest my sons, Charles, John, William, James, Hugh, Thomas, David. Excepting ---- said colt I give to John Kerr's son George.
  Item: I order the debts due and coming due to me by old af fairs in Pennsylvania equally divided among my sons, Charles, John, William, Hugh, Thomas, David.
  Item: I order and impower my executors herein named to mak e sale, in such manner as they shall see fitting, of all my tract of three hundred and twenty six acres of land with the improvements, lying and being in the County of Chester, in the provinces of Pennsylvania, now under the care of Alexander Rodgers, with full power and lawful and absolute authority to my executors to sign, seal and execute any deed or deeds or instruments, devices in the law sufficient to transfer the said three hundred and twenty six acres of land unto the purchaser, and I do hereby order and it is my will that all the purchase money arising from the sale of said three hundred and twenty six acres of land in Chester County shall be equally divided amongest my sons and daughters, Charles, John, William, James, Hugh, Thomas, and David, Jannit Kerr and Margaret Young. And I do hereby constitute ordain and appoint my trusty and well beloved son-in-law John Kerr and my beloved son Charles McKnight executors of this my last will and testament and trustees for my son David. In witness where, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the day of month and year first written.
  N.B. Before signing I order my son William to raise, mak e and deliver said malt to said Hagan or his assigns. I also order Janit Kerr a seventh part of my cows and calves.
  Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said Willia m McKnight to be his last will and testament.
  Signed
  William McKnight
  
  January Court, 1760 - I do absolutely relinish my power an d authority of executor thereof unto my brother William. Signed by Charles McKnight.The will of William McKnight was probated in Rowan County, NC in 1760. The contents of this will help in the documentation of the family. They moved to North Carolina in 1753. Some say they may have stopped over in Virginia for a time before arriving in North Carolina. He had a 320 acre farm in Chester County, PA and lived there for several years.
  
  Two of his sons were killed in war with the indians or the Revolution.
  
  He was born in Scotland in the early 1700's.
  He was with his father and mother when they moved to Ulster, Ireland. He with his widowed mother and her children left Ireland for the freedom of religion which they hoped to find in America. They were possibly in one of the six ships that landed at Philadelphia and Newcastle, as this was about the time - 1727 - they are found in a few records of land purchases and church records.
  Came to America in 1733.
  In 1734 Lived on a 300 acre land in Caln township about two miles beyond the West Branch of Brandywine. He purchased land in Chester County, PA in 1738, according to deed records, consisting of 326 acres. They must have lived here for a number of years and most of the children were born here. In Carolina he settled in the SW corner of the Irish settlement on 64 acre tract which he bought in 1753 from James Graham. In 1753 he with his family removed to NC and may have previously stopped in VA for a time. He purchased land in Old Rowan County, NC from Andrew Cathey west of Statesville. This land was located between the Catawba River and Yadkin River on Coddle Creek as it was know at that time. He was living there at the time of his death.
  (Another story has him leaving with his father and mother from Ireland and coming to America by way of England and Jamaica, where they had stopped a short time. They landed in Eastern VA where they lived for some time, perhaps near relatives also settlers from Scotland and Ireland. Again they moved, settling in NC in 1753.)
  
  Entry C:602 William McKnight, Sr. hoeman to Samuel Tarr and wife Rachel 240 acres on west side of third Creek, originally a Granville grant to William Sr. 21 Dec 1761 , then to William McKnight Jr. 10 Jun 1773 . Witness: Jacob Isaac, and David McKnight. Proved 14 May 1800
  
  He had a land entry in 1751 and survey of 24 Feb 1752 for 480 acres on Third Creek. The grant was not made until 21 Dec 1761 due to indian trouble. The Cherokees stopped the westward movement of settlers from 1754 - 1760. In 1760 about 70 Cherokees attacked Ft. Dobbs, (Now Statesville) for the last time. The fort was very small and settlers crowded within the walls and held off the Indian attacks.
  
  Entry4:607 Granville to William McKnight for 10 shillings sterling 480 acres on Third Creek adjacent William White. Witness: James Coupland , and William Gibson. Proved Jan Court 1762.
  
  Entry 8:16 William McKnight Sr., yeoman, to David McKnight, yeoman for 10 pounds proc, 230 acres on east side Third Creek adjacent his and William McKnight's Jr.'s corner, part of tract granted by Granville 21 Dec 1761 Witness: John Purviance and Jennet Purviance. Proved Aug court 1774.
  
  Entry 8:177 William McKnight Sr., yeoman, to William McKnight,Jr. yeoman for 10 pounds proc, 240 acres on west side Third Creek adjacent old line of Granville grant 21 Dec 1761 Witness: John Purviance and Jennet Purviance. Proved Aug court 1774.
  
  Entry 8:500 William McKnight Sr. yeoman to Wiliam McBride for 3 pounds proc, 9 acres adjacent McKnight James McKoun, and David McKnight. Proved May Court 1778.^1,2

William McKnight¹

• Father: Sanders McKnight² b. s 1680, d. s 1730

• Charts: Strickland Ancestry

• Last Edited: 29 Oct 2020

• Birth*: circa 1700; Ireland¹
• Marriage*: 1735; Chester Co., Pennsylvania; Principal=Jane Morton²
• Will*: 8 November 1759; Rowan Co., North Carolina; Will of William McKnight
  Rowan County, NC
  
  In the Name of God, Amen. The Eighth Day of November in the year of Our Lord God One Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Nine. I William McKnight, in the Parish of St. Luke in the County of Rowan, in the Province of North Carolina, Being thro' the Abundant Mercy and Goodness of Almighty God, Tho Weak in Body, Yet of a Sound and perfect Understanding and memory, Blessed, be almighty God for the Same: Do Constitute Ordain and Appoint this my Last Will and Testament and Order and Desire it may be Received by all Whom it may Concern, As Such
  
  Imprimis, I Most Humbly Bequeath my soul to God, my Maker Redeemer and Sanctifier, Befeeling his Most Gracious Acceptance of it, through the Alsufficient Merits and Mediation of my Most Conpassionate Redeemer, Jesus Christ, Who Gave himself an Attonement for my Sins, And is able to Save to the Uttermost, All that Come unto God by him, Seeing he .... Liveth to Make Intercession for them, in Whom I trust, he Will not Reject me a Returning Penitant when I Come to him for mercy. In this Hope and Confidence, I render up my Soul with Comfort. Humby Beseeching the Most Blessed and Glorious Trinity, One God, Most Holy, Most Merciful and Gracious, to prepare me for the time of My Dissolution, and then to take me to himself into that Peace and Rest of Incomparable Felicity, which he has prepared for all them that Love and fear his Holy Name, Amen, Blessed be God.
  
  Imprimis, I Give my Body to the Earth, from whence it was taken in full Assurance of its Resurrection from thence at the Last Day And as for my Burial I desire it may be Decent, Without Pomp or State, at the Discresion of my Executors hereinafter Named Who I Doubt not, Will Manage with all Requsite Prudence and Gravity. And as to my Worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to Bless me, I Will and positively Order the Same in the following Manner and form, (after payment of all my Debts and funeral Charges
  
  Item I absolutely Give Bequeath Devise and Demise unto my Welbeloved Eldest Son Charles the North half or Side of the Plantation on Coddle Creek, which I purchased of Andrew Cathy, and Two Horses, One plow and Tackle, and the Largest Polt, & to his Heirs & assign for Ever
  
  Item, I Give Devise & Demise & Bequeath unto my well beloved Son Thomas, one half of the plantation whereon I now Dwell, viz., to be laid Off Joyning the line of Wa... Carruth, Esqr & to his Heirs & assigns for Ever
  
  Item, I Give Devise Demise & bequeath unto my well beloved Son William All my Tract of Land in the Lower Settlement Joyning the line of Daniel McFenton [?]
  & two steers,and two horses, and a howing tackle & to his heirs and assigns forever
  
  Item, I Give Devise Demise & Bequeath unto my welbeloved Son James, One half of the plantation or Tract of Land on Coddle Creek, which I purchased of Andrew Cathy, viz. the South Side of said Tract, And one Horse to him his Heirs & assigns forever
  
  Item, I Give Devise Demise & Bequeath unto my well beloved Son Hugh, my Negro Wench Named Judith, and, Also All the Tract of Land I purchased of William Walson, to him his Heirs & assigns for Ever.
  
  Item, I Give Devise Demise & Bequeath unto my wellbeloved Son John the other one half the plantation whereon I now Dwell to him and his Heirs & Assigns for Ever. Ordering the Malt I Owe to James Hagan to be Raised on the said plantation and I Order the Waggon & Tackle & plows & tackle and the iron harrow to Remain to the use of place & for raising sd Malt
  
  Item, I Give & Bequeath unto my well beloved Son David Eighty pounds Redemption money to him & his Heirs & assigns
  
  Item, I Give unto my beloved Niece Jean Juey, one Mare and Saddle, and five pounds Prod.
  
  Item, I Give unto my beloved Niece Isabella Huey her freedom at my Decease, and five pounds Prod.
  
  Item, the Remainder of my Horses Mares and Colts, As Also my cows Calves and Household Goods I order to be Equally Divided, (or the value thereof) Amongst my Sonnes Charles John, William, James, Hugh, Thomas & David (Excepting the Mares Called Short, her Sorrell Colt past two years old, which said Colt I Give to John [Hens?] Son (George).
  
  Item, I order the Debts Due & Coming Due to me by Old Affairs in Pennsylvania, Equally Among my Sons Chas Jas William Hugh Thos & David. And the Debts hereto make replenishing Consisting of Davids Eighty pounds about ........[illegible] with my Ready money as part thereof.
  
  Item. I Order and Impower My Executors Hereafter Named to make Sale (in Such Manner as they Shall See fitting) of All my Tract of Three Hundred & Twenty Acres of Land with the Improvements Hereditaments & Premises, Situate Lying & being in the County of Chester in the Province of Pennsylvania -- Now under the Care of Alexander Rodgers, With full power of Lawful & Absolute Authority to my Executors to Sign Seal & Execute and Deed or Deeds or Instruments Device or Devices in the Law Sufficient to Transfer the said Three Hundred & Twenty Six acres of Land Hereditaments & Premises in Fee Simple Unto the purchaser or purchasers, his or their Heirs and Assigns for Ever
  
  And I do hereby Order, and it is My Will, That all the purchase's Money
  
  Turn Over
  
  Ariseing from the sale of the Said Three Hundred & Twenty Six acres of Land in Chester County aforesaid Shall be Equally Divided Amongst all my Sonnes & Daughters, Viz. Charles John William James Hugh Thomas and David, Jannit Kerr and Margret Young their & Each of their Heirs & Assigns
  
  And I Do hereby Constitute Ordain and Appoint My Trusty and Wel-beloved Son-in-law John Kerr And my beloved Son Charles McKnight Executors of this my Last Will and Testament and Trustees for my Son David, And I Do utterly Revoke Disannull & Every way forbid Gainsay & Disallow All former & other Wills, or Codicils to Wills by me heretofore made, And I Do Now Ratify Declare and Confirm this my Last Will and Testament. In Witness Whereof I have herein Set my hand & Affixed my Seal the Day Month and Year first Within Written
  
  Signed Sealed Published & Declared by the Said William McKnight, to be his Last Will and testament, in the presence of us the Subscribers,
  John Latta
  William Sim
  Francis Beatey
  Stephen Bolts
  Thomas Beatey
  Fras. Beatey
  
  Nov 15th 1759
  
  Charles McKnight declined to be an executor, and turned that duty over to his brother William. The text is partly obscured by tape on the document.
  
  Transcribed by Lewis W. Grifffin Jr., 28 Feb 2019³
• Death*: after 8 November 1759; Rowan Co., North Carolina¹
• Research Note*: 28 February 2019; William McKnight's 1759 will mentions seven sons: Charles (the eldest), Thomas, William, James, Hugh, John, and David. It mentions two daughters, Jannet Kerr and Margaret Young. It does not mention a daughter Sarah.
  
  It is likely that Sarah McKnight, who married James McEwen Jr., was William's granddaughter, not his daughter. Further research is needed.
  
  The book "McKnight Genealogy 1738 - 1981 & Allied Families" by Imogene Linville Millican (Dewey Decimal 929.273.M218) needs to be located and checked.^4,3

Jane Morton¹

• Charts: Strickland Ancestry

• Last Edited: 29 Oct 2020

• Birth*: 1 March 1717; Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut¹
• Marriage*: 1735; Chester Co., Pennsylvania; Principal=William McKnight¹
• Married Name: 1735; McKnight¹
• Death*: circa 1755; Rowan Co., North Carolina¹
• Research Note*: 28 May 2014; From Lew Griffin:
  According to the McKnight / Bailey website by DeLoss McKnight, mentioned in the footnote, Jane Morton was the daugher of John Morton (1685 - 1770) and Jane Williams (1693 - 1762) of Windsor, Hartford County, CT. You can find the further ancestry of this couple at the DeLoss McKnight site mentioned in the footnote, as elsewhere on the web. However, I have been unable to find any proof of this parentage. It seems unlikely that a young lady from Connecticut would would have married someone from Pennsylvania, or that a young fellow from Pennsylvania would have found a bride in Connecticutt. So further research is needed.^2,1

Sanders McKnight¹

• Father: Alexander McKnight¹ b. s 1654

• Charts: Strickland Ancestry

• Last Edited: 28 Feb 2019

• Name Variation: Alexander McKnight
• Birth*: say 1680; Scotland; "Sanders" is thought to be a nickname or diminuative of "Alexander." As in "Xander."^1,2
• Death*: say 1730; Ulster, Ireland¹
• Research Note*: 13 April 2008; Sanders McKnight and his family migrated to Ulster Co, Ireland as the result of severe religious persecution in Argyllshire, Scotland. In Ireland they were known as the "Ulster Scots". They found the conditions no better than in Ireland and soon decided to migrate to the "colonies". Sanders himself never saw the new world. He died before the families could leave for the new world. His wife and children did make the trip.¹

Alexander McKnight¹

• Father: John McNaught¹ b. bt 1625 - 1630
• Mother: Margaret Gordon¹ b. s 1632

• Charts: Strickland Ancestry

• Last Edited: 28 May 2014

• Death*: Ulster, Ireland¹
• Birth*: say 1654; Dalry, Strathclyde, Scotland¹

John McNaught¹

• Charts: Strickland Ancestry

• Last Edited: 28 May 2014

• Birth*: between 1625 and 1630; Scotland¹
• Marriage*: say 1653; Scotland; Principal=Margaret Gordon¹

Margaret Gordon¹

• Charts: Strickland Ancestry

• Last Edited: 28 May 2014

• Birth*: say 1632; Scotland¹
• Marriage*: say 1653; Scotland; Principal=John McNaught¹
• Married Name: say 1653; McNaught¹

Clinton Kelley

• Father: Silas William Kelley b. 29 Sep 1876, d. 14 Feb 1963
• Mother: Cynthia Emma Burks b. s 1878

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 2 Jun 2014

• Birth*: circa 1921; Climax, Decatur Co., Georgia
• (Son) 1930 Census: 1 April 1930; Climax, Decatur Co., Georgia; Principal=Silas William Kelley¹
• (Son) 1940 Census: 1 April 1940; Climax, Decatur Co., Georgia; Principal=Silas William Kelley²

Annie Mae (?)

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 2 Jun 2014

• Birth*: circa 1904; Alabama
• Married Name: say 1924; Kelley
• Marriage*: say 1924; Principal=Hugh A. Kelley
• (Wife) 1940 Census: 1 April 1940; Tarrant, Jefferson Co., Alabama; Principal=Hugh A. Kelley¹

Bertha Frith¹

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 2 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 1 January 1900¹
• Married Name: say 1926; Kelley¹
• Marriage*: say 1926; Principal=Williiam Erie Kelley¹
• Death*: 14 December 1987; Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama¹
• Burial*: say 17 December 1987; Forest Hill Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama

Albert Benjamin Burks^1,2

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 3 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 23 May 1877; son of Jeremiah Burks and Lucretia Demarris Lee.^1,2
• Marriage*: 14 December 1899; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Emma Caroline Kelley¹
• 1910 Census*: 15 April 1910; Coosa Co., Alabama; Wife=Emma Caroline Kelley, Son=Dolphus M. Burks, Daughter=Laura L. Burks, Son=Alvin M. Burks, Son=Vernon Thomas Burks³
• 1920 Census*: 1 January 1920; Coosa Co., Alabama; Wife=Emma Caroline Kelley, Daughter=Laura L. Burks, Son=Alvin M. Burks, Son=Vernon Thomas Burks⁴
• Death*: 10 May 1954; Chilton Co., Alabama²
• Burial*: say 13 May 1954; Bethel Cemetery, Chilton Co., Alabama²

Dolphus M. Burks

• Father: Albert Benjamin Burks b. 23 May 1877, d. 10 May 1954
• Mother: Emma Caroline Kelley b. 25 Aug 1879, d. 1 Nov 1960

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 3 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 5 December 1901; Coosa Co., Alabama¹
• (Son) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Albert Benjamin Burks²
• Death*: 28 November 1918; Coosa Co., Alabama¹
• Burial*: say 1 December 1918; Liberty Hill Primitive Baptist Cemetery, Coosa Co., Alabama

Laura L. Burks

• Father: Albert Benjamin Burks b. 23 May 1877, d. 10 May 1954
• Mother: Emma Caroline Kelley b. 25 Aug 1879, d. 1 Nov 1960

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 3 Jun 2014

• Birth*: circa 1903; Coosa Co., Alabama
• (Daughter) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Albert Benjamin Burks¹
• (Daughter) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Albert Benjamin Burks²

Alvin M. Burks

• Father: Albert Benjamin Burks b. 23 May 1877, d. 10 May 1954
• Mother: Emma Caroline Kelley b. 25 Aug 1879, d. 1 Nov 1960

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 3 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 5 January 1909; Coosa Co., Alabama¹
• (Son) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Albert Benjamin Burks²
• (Son) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Albert Benjamin Burks³
• 1940 Census*: 1 April 1940; Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama⁴
• WWII Draft Reg*: 5 April 1941⁵
• Death*: 18 November 1990¹

Vernon Thomas Burks

• Father: Albert Benjamin Burks b. 23 May 1877, d. 10 May 1954
• Mother: Emma Caroline Kelley b. 25 Aug 1879, d. 1 Nov 1960

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 14 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 29 December 1909; Coosa Co., Alabama¹
• (Son) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Albert Benjamin Burks²
• (Son) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Albert Benjamin Burks³
• Marriage*: circa 1929; Alabama; Principal=Louise (?)
• 1940 Census*: 1 April 1940; Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama; Vernon was a pay roll clerk at a steel plant.; Wife=Louise (?)
• Death*: 23 September 1970; Fairfield, Jefferson Co., Alabama⁴

Ervin Williams

• Father: James Lightfoot Williams b. 4 Aug 1878, d. 17 Dec 1958
• Mother: Epsy C. Kelley b. 13 Aug 1881, d. 18 Feb 1968

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 4 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 23 October 1902; Coosa Co., Alabama¹
• (Son) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams²
• (Son) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams³
• (Brother-in-law) 1930 Census: 1 April 1930; Montgomery, Montgomery Co., Alabama; Principal=Henry Morris Silas⁴
• Marriage*: say 1939; Alabama; Principal=Nina L. (?)
• 1940 Census*: 1 April 1940; Coosa Co., Alabama⁵
• Death*: July 1987; Weogufka, Coosa Co., Alabama¹
• Burial*: say 13 July 1987; Evergreen Memorial Cemetery, Sylacauga, Talladega Co., Alabama⁶

Era Williams

• Father: James Lightfoot Williams b. 4 Aug 1878, d. 17 Dec 1958
• Mother: Epsy C. Kelley b. 13 Aug 1881, d. 18 Feb 1968

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 4 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 3 March 1904; Coosa Co., Alabama¹
• (Daughter) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams²
• (Daughter) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams³
• Married Name: circa 1923; Silas
• Marriage*: circa 1923; Alabama; Principal=Henry Morris Silas
• (Wife) 1930 Census: 1 April 1930; Montgomery, Montgomery Co., Alabama; Principal=Henry Morris Silas⁴
• (Wife) 1940 Census: 1 April 1940; Montgomery Co., Alabama; Principal=Henry Morris Silas⁵
• Death*: 30 May 1995; San Diego, San Diego Co., California¹

Orrin Williams

• Father: James Lightfoot Williams b. 4 Aug 1878, d. 17 Dec 1958
• Mother: Epsy C. Kelley b. 13 Aug 1881, d. 18 Feb 1968

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 6 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 20 November 1905; Coosa Co., Alabama¹
• (Son) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams²
• (Son) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams³
• 1930 Census*: 1 April 1930; Tarrant, Jefferson Co., Alabama⁴
• Marriage*: circa 1931; Alabama; Principal=Lucy E. (?)
• 1940 Census*: 1 April 1940; Fayette, Fayette Co., Alabama; Wife=Lucy E. (?)⁵
• Death*: 19 November 1992; Sylacauga, Talladega Co., Alabama^1,6
• Burial*: say 22 November 1992; Clay County Memory Gardens, Ashland, Clay Co., Alabama

Sarah Williams

• Father: James Lightfoot Williams b. 4 Aug 1878, d. 17 Dec 1958
• Mother: Epsy C. Kelley b. 13 Aug 1881, d. 18 Feb 1968

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 3 Jun 2014

• Birth*: circa 1908; Coosa Co., Alabama
• (Daughter) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams¹
• (Daughter) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams²
• (Daughter) 1930 Census: 1 April 1930; Rockford, Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Epsy C. Kelley³

Elgin L. Williams

• Father: James Lightfoot Williams b. 4 Aug 1878, d. 17 Dec 1958
• Mother: Epsy C. Kelley b. 13 Aug 1881, d. 18 Feb 1968

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 14 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 16 September 1908; Coosa Co., Alabama¹
• (Son) 1910 Census: 15 April 1910; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams²
• (Son) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams³
• Marriage*: circa 1929; Alabama; Principal=Ruby Scott
• 1930 Census*: 1 April 1930; Sylacauga, Talladega Co., Alabama⁴
• 1940 Census*: 1 April 1940; Sylacauga, Talladega Co., Alabama; Wife=Ruby Scott⁵
• Death*: 9 August 1995; Wilsonville, Shelby Co., Alabama¹
• Burial*: say 12 August 1995; Green Hill Memorial Gardens, Childersburg, Talladega Co., Alabama⁶

Raymond Williams

• Father: James Lightfoot Williams b. 4 Aug 1878, d. 17 Dec 1958
• Mother: Epsy C. Kelley b. 13 Aug 1881, d. 18 Feb 1968

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 6 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 16 June 1911; Coosa Co., Alabama¹
• (Son) 1920 Census: 1 January 1920; Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams²
• (Son) 1930 Census: 1 April 1930; Rockford, Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=Epsy C. Kelley³
• Marriage*: say 1937; Principal=Virginia Danner
• (Son) 1940 Census: 1 April 1940; Rockford, Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams⁴
• Death*: 6 December 1992; Sylacauga, Talladega Co., Alabama⁵
• Burial*: say 9 December 1992; Rockford Cemetery, Rockford, Coosa Co., Alabama

Virginia Danner

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 6 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 9 January 1919
• Married Name: say 1937; Williams
• Marriage*: say 1937; Principal=Raymond Williams
• (daughter-in-law) 1940 Census: 1 April 1940; Rockford, Coosa Co., Alabama; Principal=James Lightfoot Williams¹
• Death*: September 1993; Sylacauga, Talladega Co., Alabama²
• Burial*: September 1993; Rockford Cemetery, Rockford, Coosa Co., Alabama³

Henry Morris Silas

• Father: John Wesley Silas b. c 1863

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 4 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 14 April 1902; Alabama; son of John Wesley Silas.¹
• Marriage*: circa 1923; Alabama; Principal=Era Williams
• 1930 Census*: 1 April 1930; Montgomery, Montgomery Co., Alabama; Wife=Era Williams, Brother-in-law=Ervin Williams²
• 1940 Census*: 1 April 1940; Montgomery Co., Alabama; Wife=Era Williams, Father=John Wesley Silas³
• Death*: 16 June 1982¹
• Burial*: say 19 June 1982; Greenwood Cemetery, Montgomery, Montgomery Co., Alabama¹

John Wesley Silas

• Last Edited: 3 Jun 2014

• Birth*: circa 1863; Mississippi
• (Father) 1940 Census: 1 April 1940; Montgomery Co., Alabama; Principal=Henry Morris Silas¹

Nina L. (?)

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 4 Jun 2014

• Birth*: circa 1915; Alabama
• Married Name: say 1939; Williams
• Marriage*: say 1939; Alabama; Principal=Ervin Williams

Lucy E. (?)

• Charts: Bostick Descendants, Smith Descendants, Webber Descendants

• Last Edited: 6 Jun 2014

• Birth*: 11 May 1913; Iowa¹
• Married Name: circa 1931; Williams
• Marriage*: circa 1931; Alabama; Principal=Orrin Williams
• (Wife) 1940 Census: 1 April 1940; Fayette, Fayette Co., Alabama; Principal=Orrin Williams²
• Death*: 4 May 1992; Sylacauga, Talladega Co., Alabama^1,3
• Burial*: say 7 May 1992; Clay County Memory Gardens, Ashland, Clay Co., Alabama