Sanders, Shelton, Smith

Sanders

Sanders, Isaac Henry:  b. TN 1823 - ? m. Mary Caroline (possibly) Wright b. AL Abt. 1827 - ?

My direct line:  John>Isaac Henry>Sarah Tucker Sanders m. John Thomas Moore
Counties:  1850 & 1860 Fayette Co., AL; 1870 Sanford/Lamar Co., AL; 1880 & 1900 Lowndes Co., MS
Research question(s)/additional information:  Isaac Henry Sanders was born in Bedford Co., TN to John and Susannah WHEELER SANDERS.  He had at least two brothers, John & William S. Sanders.  Isaac served in the Civil War in the 26th AL Inf. CSA and for a short time in the 38th AL Inf. CSA.  When and where did Isaac and Mary C. Sanders die?  When and where were they married?  Does Isaac have additional siblings?  Where are Isaac Henry Sanders and his wife buried?
Contact:    Allison M. Saxman (alisax@commspeed.net)
Website:  Sanders page of Saxman Family Website

Shelton

SHELTON, Smith Abraham: b. VA 1817 - m. 1849? Olive Lang b. AL 1817

My line:    Strahan<Alley<Shelton
Counties:   Chambers, Tallapoosa?
Research question(s)/additional information: I am trying to locate Smith
Abraham Shelton's siblings and parents.
Contact: Margaret Heinrichs abmlh5@home.com
 

Smith

Smith, Benjamin F.: b. in South Carolina around 1832-1843  - married about 1869 to Julia Ann Cribbs (b ca. 1850)

My line:   Murff, Smith, Cribbs, Speigner.
Counties: Lamar, Autauga.
Research question(s)/additional information:  Benjamin and brother-in-law Daniel J. Cribbs served in the 11th AL Infantry, Co. I CSA.  Ben, Julia and Daniel, along with other Cribbs are buried at New Hope Cemetery in Lamar County.  Julia is the daughter of Peter and Ann  Speigner Cribbs (also buried at New Hope).
Contact:   Jan Murff Melton [jmeltonno1@cs.com]
Website:   None

Smith, Hezekiah:  m. Mary THOMAS

My line:  Hezekiah and Mary Thomas Smith are my line.
Counties:  Monroe County, MS
Research question(s)/additional information:  Three of their sons settled in Monroe Co., Grubb Springs, MS.  They were William Green Smith, Jesse Martin Smith and Ezekiah Clark Smith.  Hezekiah died in Franklin Co., GA.  Mary was on the 1860 Tuscaloosa Co., AL census.  This is the last I have on her.

1.John Smith born circa 1701.  Arrived in the U.S.A. by the way of Penn.
after 1727.  Settled in Va. in the 1740's.  Married to Margaret Harrington in
Ireland/England.  Officer in Va. Regiment under George Washington
in 1754 at FT. Duquense in French and Indian War.

2.Their son Henry Smith (Sr) born 1727 Ulster.Ireland.Died 1793 York
Co,SC.Married Amelia (Ami) Hampton.

3.Their son Henry Smith (Jr) born Aug 18,1759 Albemarle/Rockingham Co,Va.  Died Feb 8,1840 Franklin Co, Ga.  Married 1st Rachel Clark ....no children  2nd marriage to Sarah (Sally) Langton before 1784. Married 3rd to Margaret Henning/Hearn on Nov 11,1839...no children. Henry's pension application Jan 28,1833. Margaret's pension application Feb 23,1853. Henry volunteered in Revol. Army at York Dist, SC fought until 1776. Granted 2,000 acres of land in Franklin Co, Ga when the treaty was signed 1790.Moved from York Dist, SC to Franklin Co, Ga in 1796.

Henry Smith,Jr and Sarah Langton's children:

1.Hezekiah born 1784 York Dist, Sc  Died 1854 Franklin Co, Ga.
married Mary (Polly) Thomas on July 16,1812 Franklin Co, Ga

2.Edith Levicy  born 1788 York Dist, SC died 1859 Monroe Co, Ms.married Samuel Peter Cockerham circa 1807 Anderson/Picken, SC. buried at Cockerham Cem. in Monroe Co, Ms.

3.David born circa 1791 SC, married Nov 12,1839 in Franklin Co, Ga to
Martha Mc Farland.

4.William  born Feb 2,1792 SC died Aug 22,1860 Franklin Co, Ga, buried at Pleasant Hill Bapt Cem, married Mar 27,1814 Franklin Co, Ga to Sabra Nail/Neal.  Donated land for chruch and cem. where he is buried.

Contact:    Jean Carr (jsmit-car@webtv.net)

Smith, Joseph Lee:  b. 30 Jan 1888 Al (possibly Franklin County) married 1. Linda Rogers b 13 Sept 1887/d 29 Nov 1956 2. Dolly Toleson

My line:
Counties: 
Research question(s)/additional information:  Any information appreciated!
Contact:    Mike Smith (mikis1314@earthlink.net)
Website:  http://www.gencircles.com/users/jmsmith

Smith, Stephen b 1801-1810 NC.

My line:
Counties:  Fayette & Lamar Co., AL
Research question(s)/additional information:  Purchased land 1-2 miles NNW of Vernon early as 1837 and later 1852, 1858. Shown on pg 215 1840 Fayette census, pg 5 B 1850 Fayette census, pg 321 1860 Fayette census.  He disappears after that and family leaves Lamar County area after abt 1871.  What happened to him and the rest of the family? What is wife's maiden name and where in NC does he originate? I have son Isaac's genealogy to date. All information shared. Thank you.
Contact:    Mike Smith (mikis1314@earthlink.net)
Website:  http://www.gencircles.com/users/jmsmith

Smith, William: b 1801-1810 AL.

My direct line:
Counties:  Lamar Co., AL
Research question(s)/additional information:  Does anyone have any information on the following family that is listed in the 1880 U. S. Census, Moscow Beat, Lamar County Alabama, pg 592B:
William Smith male/ race-W/ age 33/ b Al/ father b NC/ Mother b Al
wife:  Masina female/ race-W/ age 30/ b Miss/ Father b SC/ Mother b SC
children:
L. Smith male/ race-W/ age 4/ b Al/
Father b Al/ Mother b Miss
Roscoe Smith male/ race-W/ age 3/ b Al/ Father b Al/ Mother b Miss
? Smith female/ race-W/ age 10 mnths/ b Al/ Father b Al/ Mother b Miss
others in same house:
Dicie Smith female/ race-W/ age 37/ b Al/ Father b NC/ Mother AL
Casada Smith female/ race-W/ age 15/ b Al/ Father b ?/ Mother b Al
If any of these people seem familiar, please contact me.
Sincerely, Mike Smith
Contact:    Mike Smith (mikis1314@earthlink.net)
Website:  http://www.gencircles.com/users/jmsmith
 

Suggs(s), Grey:  b. abt 1800 Wake Co. NC d.between 1845-1850 Monroe Co.MS m. ?Millie? b. NC or GA ? d. about 1849 Lowndes /Monroe Co.MS

My Line:  GREY>WILLIAM>GEORGE>WILLIAM>ELSIE
Counties: Grey in Monroe Co in 1840 Federal Census, and in several State census' after that, but had disappeared by 1850.
Research questions/additional information: Grey Sugg was in Pike County, GA as late as 1834 before coming to Monroe Co.  The name "Millie" for his wife is a guess - there was a Millie Sugg that died about 1849 in Lowndes County and left nine children.  Some of the children were of marrying age, and did, and most of the younger children were raised by the older ones, at least, that is the way it looks on the 1850 census. The children's names and their spouses are: Sidney SUGG m. Henderson BENEFIELD 1850 Lowndes Co.,Joel SUGG m. Sarah Ann WAIT 1849 Lowndes Co., Ellen SUGG m. Charles D. THOMPSON 1849 Lowndes Co, Jane SUGG, Quilla SUGG m. Sarah Ann STEVENS 1855 Lowndes Co., Martha SUGG, William SUGG m. Mary T. SMITH 1858 Lowndes Co., Hubbard SUGG m. Elizabeth BOSWELL 1865 Lowndes Co., Warren SUGG m. Jane WALLACE 1864 Lowndes Co., MS.

I am trying to find proof that "Millie" was indeed Grey's wife, and where the two of them are buried.  Also trying to locate burial place for William Sugg(s) and his wife, Mary T. Smith Suggs.  William died in 1879, probably in Aberdeen.  That is where I found his widow in the 1880 census.  Of interest also is burial place for George Suggs' first wife,  Mary Jane Crump.  I believe she died in October of 1895 from complications of child birth.  This could have been in Lowndes County, or in Monroe County.  I suspect Lowndes County, since he married again in Lowndes County, just weeks after the death of his first wife.
Contact:  Susan Hughes - Ethelsue1@aol.com

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