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John Dennett

• Charts: Moon Ancestry, Staples Ancestry

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: say 1664
• Marriage*: say 1686; Principal=Elizabeth (?)
• Death*: 15 July 1709; New Kent Co., Virginia

Elizabeth (?)

• Charts: Moon Ancestry, Staples Ancestry

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: say 1666; New Kent Co., Virginia
• Marriage*: say 1686; Principal=John Dennett
• Married Name: say 1708; Dennett

Sarah M. Slay

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: say 1834
• Married Name: 16 February 1854; Smith
• Marriage*: 16 February 1854; Chambers Co., Alabama; Principal=Francis Marion Smith¹

Rhoda Haralson

• Father: Abner Haralson b. 10 Feb 1809, d. 21 Jan 1887
• Mother: Elizabeth Edna Cliett b. 17 Apr 1821, d. 22 Dec 1910

• Last Edited: 20 Sep 2018

• Birth*: October 1837; Chambers Co., Alabama¹
• Married Name: 1 January 1856; Smith
• Marriage*: 1 January 1856; Chambers Co., Alabama; at the home of A. Harelson, John H. Cliett, Minister of the Gospel, Faulkner Pace, 2nd bondsman; Principal=Jasper Smith
• Death*: 13 April 1914; Smith Cemetery, Penton, Chambers Co., Alabama

Faulkner Hezekiah Leverett Pace

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: 23 October 1836; Georgia¹
• Marriage*: 1 January 1856; Chambers Co., Alabama; at the home of A. Harelson, Melitia Pace gives consent for son. Jasper Smith, 2nd bondsman, John H. Cliett, M. G.; Principal=Naomi Caroline Smith
• Death*: 3 September 1863¹

Harriet N. Bonner¹

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: 1 December 1836; Georgia¹
• Marriage*: 1 February 1859; Chambers Co., Alabama; Principal=Perry C. Smith¹
• Death*: 23 July 1910; Chambers Co., Alabama¹
• Burial*: say 25 July 1910; Smith Cemetery, Penton, Chambers Co., Alabama¹

Carrie Elizabeth Smith

• Father: Perry C. Smith b. 1838, d. 6 May 1869
• Mother: Harriet N. Bonner b. 1 Dec 1836, d. 23 Jul 1910

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: 29 November 1859; Chambers Co., Alabama¹
• Married Name: 18 October 1877; Edge²
• Marriage*: 18 October 1877; Chambers Co., Alabama; Principal=Silas Marion Edge²
• Death*: 9 March 1930; Chambers Co., Alabama¹
• Obituary*: 12 March 1930; "The LaFayette Sun" - March 12, 1930:
  
  Penton - Mrs. Carrie Edge, of this community, died March 9th. She was born November 29, 1859. Our hearts are saddened and we will miss her so much. She was very much beloved. She was a Christian woman, and made friends wherever she went. She always attended her church as long as her health would permit. All was done for her that hands could do, but God needed another angel. She leaves three children, two sons, Mr. Otis Edge and Mr. Bill Edge, of Penton, and one daughter, Mrs. Lu__ Wilkerson, of Pozo, Cal., and nine grandchildren, besides a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her death.

Silas Marion Edge¹

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: 31 October 1855¹
• Marriage*: 18 October 1877; Chambers Co., Alabama; Principal=Carrie Elizabeth Smith¹
• Death*: 20 June 1926; Chambers Co., Alabama¹
• Burial*: say 23 June 1926; Penton Church of God Cemetery, Penton, Chambers Co., Alabama¹

John W. Bassett¹

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: 1787¹
• Marriage*: 16 August 1814; Morgan Co., Georgia; Principal=Agatha Heard²
• Death*: 7 September 1859; LaGrange, Troup Co., Georgia¹

Agatha Heard¹

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: 1798; Wilkes Co., Georgia¹
• Married Name: 16 August 1814; Bassett¹
• Marriage*: 16 August 1814; Morgan Co., Georgia; Principal=John W. Bassett¹
• Death*: 21 April 1870; Georgia¹

Thomas Jefferson Bassett¹

• Father: John W. Bassett¹ b. 1787, d. 7 Sep 1859
• Mother: Agatha Heard¹ b. 1798, d. 21 Apr 1870

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: 11 December 1815; Georgia¹
• Marriage*: 11 May 1837; Troup Co., Georgia; Principal=Mary Traylor²
• (Witness) Deed: November 1843; In November 1843 William W. Smith sold Jordan Traylor 108.75 acres in the 15th District of Troup, the west part of lot 27. Thomas Bassett, who had married Mary Traylor, was the witness (Troop Co Deed Bk L, p.380).; Grantor=William Wynn Smith, Grantee=Jourdan Traylor
• Death*: 1 December 1905; Randolph Co., Alabama¹
• Burial*: say 3 December 1905; Sweetwater Cemetery, Randolph Co., Alabama¹

Mary Traylor¹

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: 1811¹
• Married Name: 11 May 1837; Bassett¹
• Marriage*: 11 May 1837; Troup Co., Georgia; Principal=Thomas Jefferson Bassett¹
• Death*: 3 November 1872; Randolph Co., Alabama¹

Charles Taylor Smith

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: 23 July 1821; Georgia
• Marriage*: 13 June 1843; Troup Co., Georgia; Principal=Narcissa Allison
• Death*: 1909; Shelby Co., Texas
• Research Note*: 8 September 2018; Charles' relationship to other Troup County Smiths is not known.¹

Nancy Elizabeth Smith

• Father: Jeremiah Ray Smith b. c 1817, d. 10 Jun 1858
• Mother: Matilda Tucker b. c 1816

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: 1850
• Death*: 1904

Reuben Clayton Lamb¹

• Charts: Stewart Descendants

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2018

• Birth*: 18 April 1869; Montgomery Co., Arkansas¹
• Marriage*: 12 February 1893; Montgomery Co., Arkansas; Principal=Martha Elizabeth Stewart¹
• Death*: 27 April 1938; Montgomery Co., Arkansas¹

Jourdan Traylor

• Last Edited: 9 Sep 2018

• Birth*: circa 1820; Georgia
• Marriage*: 12 February 1843; Troup Co., Georgia; Principal=Mary M. Dye
• (Grantee) Deed*: November 1843; In November 1843 William W. Smith sold Jordan Traylor 108.75 acres in the 15th District of Troup, the west part of lot 27. Thomas Bassett, who had married Mary Traylor, was the witness (Troop Co Deed Bk L, p.380).; Grantor=William Wynn Smith, Witness=Thomas Jefferson Bassett
• 1850 Census*: 1 June 1850; Yalobusha Co., Mississippi; Principal=Mary M. Dye¹
• Death*: 30 November 1869; Grenada Co., Mississippi²

Mary M. Dye

• Last Edited: 9 Sep 2018

• Birth*: say 1823
• Married Name: 12 February 1843; Traylor
• Marriage*: 12 February 1843; Troup Co., Georgia; Principal=Jourdan Traylor
• 1850 Census*: 1 June 1850; Yalobusha Co., Mississippi; Principal=Jourdan Traylor¹

William C. Smith

• Last Edited: 10 Sep 2018

• Birth*: say 1780
• Marriage*: say 1802; Principal=Jane (?)

Jane (?)

• Last Edited: 10 Sep 2018

• Birth*: say 1782
• Marriage*: say 1802; Principal=William C. Smith
• Married Name: say 1802; Smith

Nancy (?)

• Last Edited: 12 Sep 2018

• Married Name: Smith
• Birth*: circa 1780; North Carolina
• Marriage*: say 1796; Principal=James W. Smith
• 1850 Census*: 1 June 1850; Troup Co., Georgia; Principal=Jeremiah Ray Smith¹
• (household member) 1860 Census: 1 June 1860; Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana; Principal=William Kirkham Smith²
• Research Note*: 2016; from Geoff Duncan, Birmingham, AL (Ancestry.com note on James Smith's 1830 Troup Co. GA census):
  James W Smith b. 1780 m. Nancy Stephens 1796; 1814-20 Clarke Co, GA; 1825-7 Fayette Co, GA; 1840 Chambers Co, AL; 1850 wife Nancy in Troup Co, GA.; Principal=James W. Smith

Robert A. Allison¹

• Last Edited: 13 Sep 2018

• Birth*: between 1790 and 1800
• 1840 Census*: 1 June 1840; Troup Co., Georgia¹

Battle William Mayfield

• Father: Rev. James A. Mayfield b. c 1805, d. 27 Dec 1872
• Mother: Mary Smith b. bt 1808 - 1810, d. a 1 Jun 1880

• Charts: Smith Descendants

• Last Edited: 4 Oct 2018

• Birth*: 23 January 1830; Gwinnett Co., Georgia¹
• Marriage*: July 1851; Randolph Co., Alabama; Principal=Louisa Jane Robertson²
• Photographed*: say 1910; Jones Co., Texas; picture hung in Jones Co Courthouse, Anson, Texas³
  

  Battle William Mayfield
• Death*: 6 June 1920; Hardeman Co., Texas

Robert Mayfield

• Father: Rev. James A. Mayfield b. c 1805, d. 27 Dec 1872
• Mother: Mary Smith b. bt 1808 - 1810, d. a 1 Jun 1880

• Charts: Smith Descendants

• Last Edited: 13 Sep 2018

• Birth*: circa 1832; Georgia

David Miller Mayfield

• Father: Rev. James A. Mayfield b. c 1805, d. 27 Dec 1872
• Mother: Mary Smith b. bt 1808 - 1810, d. a 1 Jun 1880

• Charts: Smith Descendants

• Last Edited: 2 Feb 2020

• Birth*: 3 September 1837; Troup Co., Georgia¹
• Marriage*: before 1 June 1870; Randolph Co., Alabama; Principal=Elizabeth A. Lee
• Death*: 26 June 1913; Winston Co., Alabama¹

Elizabeth Mayfield

• Father: Rev. James A. Mayfield b. c 1805, d. 27 Dec 1872
• Mother: Mary Smith b. bt 1808 - 1810, d. a 1 Jun 1880

• Charts: Smith Descendants

• Last Edited: 13 Sep 2018

• Birth*: circa 1840; Troup Co., Georgia

Andrew Burnon Mayfield

• Father: Rev. James A. Mayfield b. c 1805, d. 27 Dec 1872
• Mother: Mary Smith b. bt 1808 - 1810, d. a 1 Jun 1880

• Charts: Smith Descendants

• Last Edited: 24 Sep 2018

• Birth*: circa 1845; Alabama
• Death*: 1880; LaGrange, Troup Co., Georgia¹

Clator Smith Jr.

• Father: Clator Smith b. c 1722, d. c 1793
• Mother: Winnifred (?) b. s 1724

• Last Edited: 17 Sep 2020

• Birth*: circa 1757; Loudoun Co., Virginia¹
• 1800 Census*: 4 August 1800; Rutherford Co., North Carolina²
• Will*: 11 April 1820; Rutherford Co., North Carolina; Will Book C (from court typescript)
  In the name of God Amen. I Clater Smith of the County of Rutherford State of North Carolina being of sound and perfect mind & memory blessed be God for the same, do this Eleventh day April in the year of our Lord 1820 make & publish this my last will and Testament in manner following that is to say I give & recommend my soul to God that gave it and my body I recommend to the Earth, to be buried in decent Christian Burial at the direction of my Executors nothing but at the general Resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God -- and touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to Bless me in this life -- I give and dispose of in the following manner after paying all my just debts:
  
  First, I give and bequeath unto my loving wife Mary Smith, all my Estate both Real & personal durng her natural life or so long as she may remain a widow, fully determining that she may with my other Executors dispose of the same as is hereinafter mentioned.
  
  Second, I confirm unto my Daughter Elizabeth Bridges all the Stock and Furniture I gave her heretofore, to her & her heirs forever amounting to forty-five dollars.
  
  Third, I confirm unto my son William S. Smith all the Lands stock & household furniture that I heretofore gave him amounting to three hundred & twenty five dollars, and I give and bequeath unto him twenty shillings to him & his heirs forever.
  
  Fourth, I confirm unto my son Minor W. Smith all the lands stock & household furniture that I heretofore gave him amounting to three hundred & seventy five dollars & I give and bequeath unto him twenty shillings to him & his heirs forever.
  
  Fifth I confirm unto my daughter Sarah Harrill all the stock and Household furniture that I heretofore gave her amounting to forty five dollars to her and her heirs forever.
  
  Sixth, I confirm unto my son John Smith all the household furniture that I heretofore gave him amounting to thirty five dollars to him & his heis forever.
  
  Seventh, I confirm unto my son Charles C. Smith all the household furniture that I heretofore gave him amounting to thirty five dollars to him & his heirs forever.
  
  Eighth, I confirm unto my son Clater C. Smith all the household furniture that I heretofore gave him amounting to thirty five dollars to him and his heirs forever.
  
  Ninth, My will and desire is that my Executors shall so divide all the rest & residue of my Estate both real & personal amongst the following eight children (that is): Elizabeth Bridges, Sarah Harrill, John Smith, Charles C. Smith, Clater C. Smith, Nancy Smith, Braxton P. Smith, Benjamin B. Smith so that each one shall have an equal share including what has been confirmed to the five first mentioned children aforesaid to them & their Heirs forever. And I hereby make ordain & appoint my wife Mary Smith , Braxton P. Smith and Benjamin B. Smith my lawful Executrix and Executor to this my last will & Testament. In witness where I the said Clator Smith have set my hand & Seal to this my Last will and Testament the day & year above written.
  
  Signed sealed and published in presence of Thomas Birchels (Jurt) and M. Davis.
  Clator Smith (seal)³
• 1820 Census*: 7 August 1820; Rutherford Co., North Carolina⁴
• Death*: circa 1822; Rutherford Co., North Carolina¹
• Research Note*: 28 September 2018; from Glen Cress:
  Clator Jr first appears on the Loudoun County Virginia tithables list with his father Clator Sr in the year 1773, the year he would have turned age 16, assuming he was born in 1757. He next appears on this tithables list in 1782, next to his father Clator Sr. Clator Jr served in the Revolutionary War. According to Virginia marriage records, "Clayton" Smith on 14 July 1778 "Clayton" Smith married Mary Hamrick in Fauquier County.
  Clator moved to Rutherford County North Carolina in the early 1790's. On 9 July 1798, he acquired 60 acres in Rutherford County on the waters of the First Broad River. He was enumerated in the 1800 Rutherford County North Carolina census as age 45+, along his wife, age 45+, and 9 children. On 12 January 1803, he acquired 50 acres in Rutherford County on the west side of the First Broad River, and in 1805 he was granted land from the state of North Carolina.
  Clator Jr left a will dated 11 April 1820, and recorded in the April 1822 Court of Rutherford County North Carolina. He named his wife Mary, and sons Braxton and Benjamin as executors. He named his 10 surviving children, including my ancestor William S Smith, and left them various portions of his estate, which included land, stock, furniture, and money (shillings).
  Clator Jr and Mary had 11 children: (1) William S, my ancestor; (2) Elizabeth, born 1780 in Loudoun County, married Aaron Bridges; (3) Minor Winn, born about 1782 in Loudoun County, married Jane; (4) Sarah, born about 1784 in Fauquier County, married Mr Harrell; (5) John, born about 1786 in Fauquier County; (6) Charles C, born about 1788 in Fauquier County; (7) unknown child, born about 1790 in Loudoun County; (8) Clator C, born about 1796 in Rutherford County, married Mary Harrell; (9) Nancy, born about 1796 in Rutherford County; (10) Braxton P, born about 1798 in Rutherford County; and (11) Benjamin B, born about 1802 in Rutherford County.
  (Ref: Rutherford County North Carolina Wills and Miscellaneous Records 1783-1868 by James E and Vivian Wooley; Faquier County Virginia Marriage Bonds 1759-1854 by John K Gott; Rutherford County North Carolina Land Entries 1795-1803 by A.B. Pruitt; Index to Rutherford County North Carolina Land Conveyances; My Smith Family Genealogy by Steven A Bridges ; Loudoun County Virginia Tithables 1758-1786 by Marty Hiatt and Craig R Scott; Virginia Marriages, Early to 1800 by Jordan Dodd)¹

William Carlisle

• Father: James Allen Carlisle b. Apr 1870
• Mother: Ada Barrett b. Jun 1876, d. 25 Apr 1965

• Charts: Smith Descendants

• Last Edited: 13 Sep 2018

• Birth*: circa 1908; Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia

Woody Burge

• Father: Thomas Burge b. bt 1675 - 1680, d. May 1751
• Mother: Mary (?) b. s 1700

• Charts: Smith Ancestry

• Last Edited: 10 Oct 2020

• Name Variation: Woodie Burge
• Name Variation: Woodrow Burge
• Birth*: 22 March 1743/44; Bristol Parish, Prince George Co., Virginia^1,2
• Marriage*: say 1768; Principal=Judith Davis
• Marriage*: 15 October 1787; Brunswick Co., Virginia; Principal=Elizabeth Davis³
• Marriage*: 7 April 1821; Rutherford Co., North Carolina; Principal=Elizabeth Thomas⁴
• Death*: 1833; Rutherford Co., North Carolina
• Research Note*: 27 September 2018; see footnote
  ⁵
• Research Note: 28 September 2018; from Glen Cress:
  
  There is a Woody Burge recorded in the Bristol Parish Register of Prince George County Virginia as the son of Thomas and Mary Burge. This is probably the same Woody Burge who bought 500 acres in Mecklenburg County Virginia on 12 June 1769 and sold the land in 1772; bought land in Pittsylvania County Virginia; lived in that part of Henry County Virginia which later became Patrick County; bought 200 acres in Surry County (parent of Stokes County North Carolina) on 11 August 1778 and 222 acres in May 1787. Sometime later, Woody moved to Rutherford County North Carolina where he attended Sandy Run Baptist Church as early as 1793, bought land from Sarah Lusk on Wilkins Creek in 1785, bought land from Thomas Murry on Beavour Dam in 1795, and bought 50 acres on the waters of Wilkeys Creek in 1798. Woody was enumerated in the 1800 Rutherford County census as age 45+, along with 3 male children, 3 female children, a female age 45+, and 4 slaves. In 1806 he bought 670 acres on the east side of Second Broad River. He was on the early membership rolls of Concord Baptist Church. He was enumerated in the 1810 Rutherford County census as age 45+, along with 1 male age 16-25, 1 female age 10-15, 1 female age 16-25, 1 female age 45+, 9 slaves, and what appears to be 400 acres valued at $200. He was enumerated in the 1820 Rutherford County census as age 45+, along with another female age 45+, and 16 slaves. Living not too far away (separated by about 20 names in the census) was William Smith, who had married Woody's daughter Sarah.
  Woody was married at least twice, first to Juada (or Judith, maiden name unknown) who was probably the mother of his children, and second to Elizabeth Thomas on 7 April 1821. Two days prior to his second marriage, on 5 April 1821, Woody conveyed 620 acres on the east side of the Second Broad River in Rutherford County, and nine slaves to his children, Alan, Nancy, William, David, Elizabeth, Priscilla, heirs of Sarah, John, Nathaniel, and heirs of Polly. It appears that Woody may not have trusted or liked two of his son-in-laws since he bypassed leaving anything to these two daughters (one being Sarah, also my ancestor) by giving their shares to their children and naming his daughters as guardians of their respective children. This precluded his sons-in-laws from ever having control over the inheritance.
  Rutherford County Superior Court records of 11 November 1825 show that Woody had petitioned for divorce from Elizabeth, but Elizabeth failed to appear, and the Court ordered the petition to be published in newspapers for 3 months. On 22 April 1826 upon motion of the plaintiff's attorney, the Court ordered the suit to be dismissed. On 16 April 1827, Woody pleaded not guilty to an indictment of fornication, but was found guilty by a jury and fined $50. "Wooddy" was enumerated in the 1830 Rutherford County census as age 80-90, and living alone with 2 slaves. The December 1833 Rutherford Court appointed John Burge administrator of the estate of Woody Burge.
  Woody had 11 children, all born in Virginia:
  
  (1) Allen, born 5 February 1769, died after 1830, had 6 children;
  
  (2) Nancy, born 24 March 1771, died 8 December 1851, married Andrew Joyce, had children;
  
  (3) David, born 8 January 1772, died after 1843 in Gwinnette County Georgia;
  
  (4) William, born 29 October 1773, died about 1855, married Mary "Polly" Cox, had 7 or more children;
  
  (5) Priscilla, born 22 March 1778, died 24 February 1862, married John Tatum, had 12 children;
  
  (6) Elizabeth "Betsy", born 20 February 1780, died 29 October 1863 in Rutherford County, married William Reavis in 1816;
  
  (7) Sarah Elizabeth, my ancestor;
  
  (8) John Ceasar, born 28 January 1785, died 22 October 1859 in Rutherford County, married three times, first to Polly Green, then to Leah Green in 1817, and last to the widow Priscilla Harrill Blanton in 1854, had 3 sons;
  
  (9) Judith, born 9 August 1787, died before April 1821, married Luke Robinson;
  
  (10) Nathaniel, born 8 January 1790, died 15 December 1849 in Georgia, married Nancy Green in 1814, had 8 children; and
  
  (11) Mary "Polly", born 17 June 1792, died 1875 in Rutherford County, married William Baber in Rutherford County on 1 October 1808.
  
  (Ref: Bridges to the Past - Some sketchy information on the Burge family tree by Mrs Earnest Newton and Roy Brooks; The Heritage of Rutherford County North Carolina, Vol I; Abstracts of Rutherford County North Carolina Land Entries 1795-1803 by A.b. Pruitt; Carol Middleton's Webpages ; files from Arlene Berges; Mecklenburg County Virginia Deeds by TLC Genealogy; Rutherford County North Carolina Deed Records)¹
• Research Note: 10 October 2018; Woody BURGE and Juada -Judith? (-?)
  
  Husband: Woody (Woodde?) Burge
  
  LifeNotes: Lived first in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA.
  Bought land--500 acres--in Mechlenburg Co, VA 6/12/1769 and sold the
  land in 1772. Purchased land in Pittsylvania Co, VA in 1775. He was
  shown as a citizen of Henry Co, VA (county boundaries changed--the
  land was later in Patrick Co.). Bought 200 acres in Surry (parent
  county of Stokes) Co, NC 8/11/1778 and 222 acres there 5/1787. Later
  moved to Rutherford Co, NC. The children were probably born in either
  Surry / Stokes Co, NC or Henry / Patrick Co, VA.
  
  Born: 3/22/1744, Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA
  
  1st-Married: VA
  
  2nd-Married: 4/7/1821, Rutherford Co, NC to Elizabeth Thomas
  
  Died: about 1833, Rutherford Co, NC
  
  Parents: Thomas Burge and Mary(-?). See their page.
  
  1st-Wife: Juada -Judith (-?)
  
  LifeNotes: Who was she??
  
  Born: Married:
  
  Died: before 1821, Rutherford Co, NC
  
  Parents:
  
  Their children were:
  
  * Allen (Allan??) Burge, born 2/5/1769 in VA. Married. Children were:
  Larkin Burge (b. 1794 NC; m. Nancy Durham-b. 1796 VA; d. 6/1/1879
  Stokes Co, NC), Martin Burge (b. 1811 NC; m. Rutha Vaughn).
  
  * Nancy Ann Burge, born 3/24/1771 in VA. Married in VA to Andrew
  Joyce (b.1/20/1771, Charlotte Co, VA-d. 4.30.1853, Patrick Co, VA),
  the son of Thomas Joyce. The children of Nancy and Andrew Joyce were:
  Sarah Jane -Judith (b. 2/5/1793 Patrick Co, VA; d. before 1844), Sally
  Joyce (b. 9/30/1793 VA; m. George Washington Gaines 2/3/1811 Patrick
  Co, VA; d. 2/3/1872), Polly Joyce (b/ 7/30/1795 VA; m. Joseph Norman
  2/21/1826 Patrick Co, VA), Esther Joyce (b. 4/9/1797 Patrick Co, VA;
  m. Thomas Joyce 2/15/1821 Patrick Co, VA; d. 8/20/1882 Stokes Co, NC),
  Thomas Joyce (b.1/5/1799 Patrick Co, VA; d. before 1844), Alexander
  Joyce (b. 2/8/1801 Patrick Co, VA; m. Lucy Hudson 12/2/1822 Patrick
  Co, VA; d. 1/22/1876 Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO), John Joyce (b.
  2/13/1803 Patrick Co, VA; m. Mary Norman, Patrick Co, VA), William
  Joyce (b.8/22/1805; m-1st: Minerva Staples; m-2nd: Nancy D. Hamby 1837
  Patrick Co, VA), Wood Joyce (b. 12/3/1807 Patrick Co, VA; d.1844),
  Hamilton Joyce (b. 1/31/1812 Patrick Co, VA; m-1st: Catherine M.
  Carter; m-2nd: Elizabeth Tuggle; d. 1883 Patrick Co, VA),
  Pereus-Perren? Joyce (b. 5/4/1814 Patrick Co, VA; m. Mary Hawkins
  9/4/1855 Stokes Co, NC d. 12/25/1874), Nancy Joyce (b. 3/14/1810
  Patrick Co, VA; d. before 1844). Nancy Ann died 12/8/1851 in Patrick
  Co, VA.
  
  * David Burge, born 1/8/1772 in VA. He died after 1843 probably in
  Gwinnett Co, GA.
  
  William Burge, Sr., born 10/29/1773 in VA. On 12/13/1796, married
  12/13/1796 Mary "Polly" Cox (b. 1778 in VA-d. 1850, Patrick Co, VA),
  thought to be the daughter of Richard and Jane Cox. Their children:
  William -Buck (b. 1805; m. Sallie Simmons), Woody Burge (b. 10/27/1808
  Patrick Co, VA; m. Martha New 1/28/1836; d. 9/3/1893 Davies Co, MO),
  Richard Burge (b. 10/14/1810; m. Anson Eleanor McIntock;
  d.11/19/1890), Jane Burge (m. Anderson Simmons), Andrew Burge, John
  Burge, David Burge. Thomas William Burge died in 1855 in Patrick Co,
  VA.
  
  * Priscilla Burge, born 3/22/1778 in VA. On 2/1/1797 in Patrick Co,
  VA, married John Tatum (b. 2/14/1772, Pittsylvania Co, VA-d. 6/1855,
  Patrick Co, VA), son of Edward Tatum and Martha Daniels. The couple
  had 12 known children: Elizabeth Tatum (b.5/23/1798 Patrick Co, VA; m.
  Samuel Clark 11/19/1829 Patrick Co, VA; d. 11/20/1844), Edward-Ned
  Tatum (m-1st: Ruth Foster; m-2nd: Charlotte O. Critz), Jane Tatum (m.
  Sam Cobb about 1836; d. 1855), Martha R. Tatum (m. James Ayers), Sally
  Tatum (m. Thomas Stovall), Thomas Jefferson Tatum (b. 8/30/1801
  Patrick Co, VA m. Elizabeth M. Clark 929/1826 Patrick Co, VA; d.
  6/25/1875 Independence, Jackson Co, MO), Pryor Tatum (b. 7/312/1805
  VA; m. Letitia Moore Stokes Co, NC; d. 4/28/1890 Patrick Co, VA),
  Nancy Tatum (b. 1815 VA; m. James Hughes), John G. Tatum (b.
  4/15/1815; m. Charity Brown), William Franklin Tatum (b. 5/32/1820
  Peters Creek, Patrick Co, VA; d. 2/13/1887 Russell Creek, Patrick Co,
  VA), James M. Tatum (b. 1825 VA), Judith C. Tatum Priscilla Burge died
  2/24/1862 in Patrick Co, VA.
  
  * Elizabeth "Betsey" Burge, born 2/20/1780 in VA. On 9/23/1816,
  married William Reavis, son of David Reavis, in Rutherford Co, NC.
  Betsey died 10/29/1863 in Rutherford Co, NC. Betsy and William (d.
  2/12/1861-62) are buried in the Concord Church Yard in Rutherford Co,
  NC.
  
  * Sarah Elizabeth Hill, born 3/4/1782 in VA. Married 2/3/1803 to
  William S. Smith. She died before 4/1821.
  
  * John C. Burge, born 1/28/1785 in Bostic Co, NC. Married-1st: Polly
  Green in Rutherford Co, NC. On 11/27/1817, married in Rutherford Co,
  NC, m-2nd: Leah Green (b.1801; d.1853), daughter of Joseph Green [son of William Green and Druscilla ?] and Mary Ellis, grandaughter of
  Joseph Green, Sr., and Mary McEntire, in Rutherford Co, NC. They had 6
  children: John Burge, Jr. (b. 1830; m. Hester Cabiness 11/21/1859; d.
  1864 during service to Confederacy), William Pink Burge (b. 1836; m.
  Nancy T. Smith 12/18/1861), Julius Caesar Burge (b. 4 Nov 1837 NC; m.
  Cynthia Elizabeth Garrison; was a Baptist minister; d. 30 June 1880
  this Tom McFarland's line through Julius and Cynthia's daughter Anne
  Jane Burge, b.27 Mar 1878, d. 8 Mar 1968, and her husband James
  William McFarland-- they md. 27 Dec 1900), Mary Burge (b. 1824; m.
  Jesse Webb; d. 1865), Drucilla Burge (b. 3/23/1820 Rutherford Co, NC;
  m. Joseph Reinhardt Lincoln, NC; d. 9/11/1891 Rutherford Co, NC),
  Judith Burge (b. 9/27/1821; m. Stephen Hogue; d. 11/3/1909). On
  1/4/1854, married-3rd in Rutherford Co, NC, Priscilla Harrill Blanton,
  widow. John C. Burge died 22 Oct 1859 in Rutherford Co, NC; he is
  buried in Bostil, Rutherford Co, NC.
  
  * Judith Burge, born 8/9/1787 in VA. Married Luke Robinson on
  11/16/1817 in Rutherford Co, NC. Judith died before 4/1821.
  
  * Nathaniel Hill Burge, born 1/8/1790 in VA. On 11/18/1815, he
  married Nancy Green, daughter of Joseph Green and Bellariah Twitty.
  See their page.
  
  * Mary "Polly" Burge, born 6/17/1792 in VA. On 2/11/1808, married
  William Baber in Rutherford Co, NC. Polly died in 1875 in Rutherford
  Co, NC.⁶

Olivia Croly¹

• Charts: Smith Descendants

• Last Edited: 14 Sep 2018

• Birth*: say 1915; Athens, Clarke Co., Georgia¹
• Married Name: circa 1937; Carlisle¹
• Marriage*: circa 1937; Athens, Clarke Co., Georgia; Principal=Joseph Allen Carlisle¹
• (Wife) 1940 Census: 1 April 1940; Washington, District of Columbia; Principal=Joseph Allen Carlisle²

Elizabeth Smith

• Father: William S. Smith of Heard Co. GA b. c 1779, d. a 1 Jun 1850
• Mother: Sarah Hill Burge b. c 1779, d. a 1 Jun 1850

• Charts: Smith Descendants

• Last Edited: 27 Sep 2018

• Name Variation: Eleser Smith
• Birth*: circa 1825; Gwinnett Co., Georgia
• Married Name: say 1852; Rainwater