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  1. Lucille Martha Webb.
  2. Minnie Cherry Webb: Personal Interviews conducted by Dallas Johnson and his wife Lucille Martha Webb Johnson, also personal correspondence between them. Interview in 1949 with her granddaughter, Lucille Martha Webb Johnson, in Guntown, Lee County, Mississippi, and in personal correspondence between Minnie Cherry Webb and her husband as well as notes left by her after her death.
  3. 1900 Census, Mississippi, Lee County.
  4. 1880 Mississippi Census, Lee County.
  5. 1900 Texas Census, Dallas County.
  6. History of Monroe County, Mississippi (Curtis Media Corporation, Dallas, Texas, 1988).
  7. Marriage Book of Itawamba County, Mississippi, Book 6, p. 66.
  8. 1870 Mississippi Federal Census, p. 56 Lee County.
  9. Minnie Cherry Webb: Personal Interviews conducted by Dallas Johnson and his wife Lucille Martha Webb Johnson, also personal correspondence between them.
  10. 1860 Mississippi Census, Lee County.
  11. 1880 Mississippi Census, Lee County, family 551.
  12. Ibid.
  13. Marriage Records of Lee County, Mississippi.
  14. 1880 Missouri Census. Lee County, Family 551.
  15. Family Records, Minnie Cherry Webb.
  16. Actual tombstones seen in person or through photographs, Campbelltown Cemetery, Lee County, Mississippi.
  17. edited by Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Obituaries from Early Tennessee Newspapers 1791-1851, p. 67.
  18. Ibid., Cherry, John C. In the 28th year of his age. Died in Monroe County, MI (MS) On Friday the 13th day of June at 6 o'clock.
  19. Ibid., National Banner & Nashville Daily Advertiser. (Sat. July 5,1834.) A copy of the newspaper of that date adds that he died of consumption.
  20. General Land Office. MS 0960__.274.
  21. Ibid., MS 0960__.279.
  22. 1880 Mississippi Census. Lee County, family 551 Evelina is shown as mother of N. C. Cherry,, Family #551.
  23. 1850 Mississippi Census. Monroe County Newell C. Cherry is shown in Monroe Co., MS. in the home of G. W. and Evelina Coopwood.
  24. International Genealogical Index (IGI).
  25. History of Monroe County, Mississippi. p. 735.
  26. Marriage Records of Greene County, Alabama.
  27. Minnie Cherry Webb: Personal Interviews conducted by Dallas Johnson and his wife Lucille Martha Webb Johnson, also personal correspondence between them, handwritten notes.
  28. Tax Lists, Itawamba County, Mississippi, 1836, 1838-1841.
  29. Alabama Bonds, Book F, p. 78.
  30. Ibid., Book G. pg. 596.
  31. Ibid., Book G. p. 777.
  32. Deed Book of Itawamba County, Mississippi, Deeb Book 2.
  33. 1840 Mississippi Census, p. 16, Itawamba County.
  34. Minnie Cherry Webb: Personal Interviews conducted by Dallas Johnson and his wife Lucille Martha Webb Johnson, also personal correspondence between them. Letter of Owen Family Record, dated Wed. Aug 15th, 1951.
  35. Alabama Bonds, Book G. p. 531.
  36. Family Records, Theodosia Long Bonnett.
  37. 1880 Mississippi Census. Lee County, under Dwelling 532, Family No. 551, N. C. Cherry with wife, Pauline.
  38. LDS Family History Department. #763280742--1058882 submitted by Delia Mount Forester Clayton, 1105 Alvarado, Carlsbad, New Mexico 88220. which cited marriage on 20 Oct 1836 between Wm. H. Owen and Miss Eda Monett in Greene Co., Alabama.
  39. Minnie Cherry Webb: Personal Interviews conducted by Dallas Johnson and his wife Lucille Martha Webb Johnson, also personal correspondence between them, handwritten notes 1951.
  40. Ibid., Family History, written. 1951.
  41. Ibid., From handwritten Owen Family Record.
  42. Actual tombstones seen in person or through photographs.
  43. 1820 Census Tennessee, Maury County, page 396.
  44. Will Book of Martin County, North Carolina, #2, pp 22-23.
  45. Maury County, Tennessee, p. 260 (Greenwood Cemetery).
  46. , Bebe Roper Byerly, descendant of Willis Whitaker Cherry and Margaret Allen Clark, post to Cherry-L list Sept 10, 2000.
  47. History of Tennessee from the Earliest Time to the Present Together With an Historical and a Biographical Sketch of Maury, Williamson, Rutherford, Wilsno, Bedford & Marshall Counties, Besides a Valuable Fund of Notes, Reminescences, Observations, etc. etc. (Nashville: the Goodspeed Publishing Co.). p. 759.
  48. 1840 Mississippi Census. p. 84.
  49. General Land Office, MS 1180__.009.
  50. History of Monroe County, Mississippi. PREWETT, ABNER.
  51. General Land Office.
  52. 1840 Mississippi Census. p. 78, Monroe County.
  53. Ibid., p. 70.
  54. Nan Higgins, Descendants of Howard Owen website.
  55. Betty K. Fritts, Family Sheets and Descendancy of Howard Owen.
  56. Roland Monette .
  57. Sullivan Family History.
  58. Roland Monette , email correspondence 18 Jun 2001.
  59. O. E. Monette, The Monett Family Genealogy - A Noble Hugenot Heritage (1911).
  60. General Land Office, AL 1050__.494, Demopolis Land Office.
  61. 1850 Alabama Census. Greene County, AL, p. 6, 4/4/.
  62. Betty K. Fritts.
  63. 1840 Mississippi Census, p. 77, Monroe County.
  64. Rev. A.M. Creitzberg, Early Methodism in the Carolinas.
  65. Albert Deems Betts, History of South Carolina Methodism.
  66. Anson West, History of Methodism in Alabama.
  67. Marion Elias Zazenby, History of Methodism in Alabama and Florida.
  68. Purchase of Military Warrants 1818 in Huntsville Meridian.
  69. Military Land Warrant. Land purchased on Military Warrant granted to the named heirs of David Owen, Deceased, on 1 Dec. 1830.
  70. Family Bible.
  71. Will Book Madison County, Mississippi.
  72. S. A. Owen Diary.
  73. United States & Internation Marriages 1560-1900, 353.000; Source type: Electronic Database; Number of Pages: 1; Submitter Code: PLB.
  74. Descendant of Jane Johnston and Michael Landers through their adopted son John Demoney.
  75. Tennessee Sullivans.
  76. Early Tennessee Settlers 1700s-1900s., p. 141.
  77. Jeanette Tilloston Acklen, Tennessee Records: Tombstone Inscriptions & Manuscripts, p. 327.
  78. Abstracts of Norfolk County (VA) Wills, 1710-1753.
  79. International Genealogical Index (IGI), Film Number 1985340.
  80. Ibid., Film # 1903980.
  81. Church of Latter Day Saints, AFN-VLH7-7T and IEJ VLH7-4B.
  82. Episcopal Church Book, Bristol Parish, Prince George County, Virginia, Parish Register 1720-1792, Vestry Book 1720-1789.
  83. Will Books of Abbeville District, South Carolina. Book #1, Box 109, pkg. 3029.
  84. Robert K. Hudnall, New York, Information submitted to the LDS Family History Center in 1992.
  85. Special Tax List of 1733. List of Taxable Persons given to Thos. Ireland, Constable of Hunting Creek.
  86. Will Book of Lower Norfolk County, VA, Will Book H, p. 224.
  87. David Vaughn (Cherry researcher in Europe).
  88. Will of Pierre Monnet.
  89. Henry Sinclair Brashear, Brashear-Brashears Family 1449-1929, pp. 1-22.
  90. Troy I. Black & Leon Brashear, The Brashear Story, a Family History (1962).
  91. Charles Brashear (5050 Old Cliffs Rd San Diego, CA 92120-1151). Post on Brashear GenForum, date 9 April 1999, titled Outrages & Corrections (http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-genforu...cgi/?Charity, Brashear.:brashear:211.html.