Person Page

     James E. Daughtry was born circa February 1919 in North Carolina.^1,2
     

     James E. Daughtry was listed as a son at age one year, born in North Carolina, in the household of Richard E. Daughtry in Smithfield, Johnston Co., North Carolina, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 3 February 1920.¹

     James E. Daughtry was listed as a son at age 11, born in North Carolina, in the household of Richard E. Daughtry in Smithfield, Johnston Co., North Carolina, in the Census of 1930 enumerated 14 April 1930.²

     James Edward Daughtry was born on 30 August 1928 in Sampson Co., North Carolina.¹ James died on 31 August 1928 in Sampson Co., North Carolina.¹ He was interred in Clinton Cemetery in Clinton, Sampson Co., North Carolina.¹

     James Guilford Daughtry was born on 10 February 1890 in Halls Township, Sampson Co., North Carolina.^1,2,3,4,5 He married Nannie Lorena Grantham, daughter of John Grantham and Achsa Lee, on 29 December 1912 in Halls Township, Sampson Co., North Carolina.¹ James died on 15 June 1947 in Clinton, Sampson Co., North Carolina, at age 57.¹ He was interred in Clinton Cemetery in Sampson Co., North Carolina.¹
     

     James Guilford Daughtry was listed as a son at age 10, born in North Carolina, in the household of Lewis Henry Daughtry in Halls, Sampson Co., North Carolina, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 1 June 1900.²

     James Guilford Daughtry was listed as a son at age 20, occupation as home farm, born in North Carolina, in the household of Lewis Henry Daughtry in Halls, Sampson Co., North Carolina, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 28 April 1910.³

     James Guilford Daughtry was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census enumerated 9 January 1920, in Halls, Sampson Co., North Carolina. He was listed at age 30, occupation as a farmer, born in North Carolina. Also enumerated in the household: Nannie Lorena Daughtry, Dewitte Cornell Daughtry and Nannie Louise Daughtry.⁴

     In the Census of 1930, enumerated 9 April 1930, James Guilford Daughtry was listed as head of household in Halls, Sampson Co., North Carolina. He was listed at age 40, occupation as a farmer, born in North Carolina. Also enumerated in the household: Nannie Lorena Daughtry, Cornell Daughtry and Louise Daughtry.⁵

     James Guilford Daughtry Jr. was born on 19 February 1916 in Halls Township, Sampson Co., North Carolina.¹ James died on 19 February 1916 in Halls Township, Sampson Co., North Carolina.¹ He was interred in Clinton Cemetery in Clinton, Sampson Co., North Carolina.¹

     James H. Daughtry was born circa 1901 in North Carolina.^1,2,3 He married Appie S. ? circa 1922.³
     

     James H. Daughtry was listed as a son at age 9, born in North Carolina, in the household of Dock S. Daughtry in Upper Boon Hill, Johnston Co., North Carolina, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 23 April 1910.¹

     James H. Daughtry was listed as a son at age 18, occupation as a laborer on home farm, born in North Carolina, in the household of Doctor S. Daughtry in Boon Hill, Johnston Co., North Carolina, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 26 January 1920.²

     In the Census of 1930, enumerated 2 April 1930, James H. Daughtry was listed as head of household in Enfield, Halifax Co., North Carolina. He was listed at age 28, occupation as a locomotive fireman, born in North Carolina. Also enumerated in the household: Appie S. Daughtry and Martha Daughtry.³

     James H. Daughtry was born circa 1847 in Alabama.^1,2
     

     James H. Daughtry was listed at age 3, born in Alabama, as a member of the household of Abraham B. Daughtry in Coffee Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1850, enumerated 18 October 1850.¹

     James H. Daughtry was listed at age 13, born in Alabama, as a member of the household of John W. Cook in Dale Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 11 August 1860.²

     James H. Daughtrey Jr. was born in September 1899 in Florida.^2,3,4,5 He married Blanch H. ? circa 1923.⁵
     

     No Name Daughtrey was listed as a daughter [sic] at age eight months, born in Florida, in the household of James Henry Daughtrey in New Prospect, Lee Co., Florida, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 13 June 1900.²

     James H. Daughtrey Jr. was listed as a son at age 10, born in Florida, in the household of Emily Francis Daughtrey in New Prospect, Lee Co., Florida, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 13 May 1910.³

     James H. Daughtrey Jr. was listed as a son at age 20, occupation as a laborer on farm, born in Florida, in the household of James Henry Daughtrey in Bradenton, Manatee Co., Florida, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 8 January 1920.⁴

     In the Census of 1930, enumerated 16 April 1930, James H. Daughtrey Jr. was listed as head of household in Bradenton, Manatee Co., Florida. He was listed at age 30, occupation as a teller in a bank, born in Florida. Also enumerated in the household: Blanch H. Daughtrey.⁵

     James Hayden Daughtry was born circa 1838 in Alabama.^1,2,3 James died during the Civil War on 20 June 1862.¹
     

     He died of illness barely three months after enlisting in Co. F, 15th Alabama Infantry. He may have married a Huggins.⁴

     James Hayden Daughtry was listed at age 12, born in Alabama, as a member of the household of Joshua Daughtry [Sr.] in Coffee Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1850, enumerated 18 October 1850.²

     James Hayden Daughtry was listed at age 21, born in Alabama, as a member of the household of Barbara Daughtry in Dale Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 16 August 1860.³

     James Henry Daughtrey was born on 24 June 1873 in Fort Ogden, De Soto Co., Florida.^1,2,3,4,5,6 He married Allie Johns circa 1899.^1,3
     

     James was also known as Buck.

     Henry Daughtrey was listed as a son at age 7, born in Florida, in the household of Jacob Daughtrey in Key West, Monroe Co., Florida, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 16 July 1880.²

     James Henry Daughtrey was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census enumerated 13 June 1900, in New Prospect, Lee Co., Florida. He was listed at age 26, occupation as a ferryman, born in Florida. Also enumerated in the household: Allie Daughtrey, No Name Daughtrey and Arthur Garfield Daughtrey.³

     James Henry Daughtrey was listed as son at age 36, occupation as a farmer, born in Florida, in the household of Emily Francis Daughtrey in New Prospect, Lee Co., Florida, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 13 May 1910.⁴

     James Henry Daughtrey was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census enumerated 8 January 1920, in Bradenton, Manatee Co., Florida. He was listed at age 46, occupation as a butcher, born in Florida. Also enumerated in the household: Allie Daughtrey, James H. Daughtrey Jr., Cecil A. Daughtrey, Hamut Daughtrey, Thomas Daughtrey, Kenneth Daughtrey and Bert Daughtrey.⁵

     In the Census of 1930, enumerated 14 April 1930, James Henry Daughtrey was listed as head of household in Bradenton, Manatee Co., Florida. He was listed at age 55, occupation as a farmer on a truck farm, born in Florida. Also enumerated in the household: Allie Daughtrey and Cecil A. Daughtrey.⁶

     James J. Daughtry was born in January 1895 in North Carolina.^1,2
     

     James J. Daughtry was listed as a son at age 5, born in North Carolina, in the household of Thomas H. Daughtry in Creech, Johnston Co., North Carolina, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 12 June 1900.¹

     James J. Daughtry was listed as a son at age 14, occupation as a farm laborer, born in North Carolina, in the household of Thomas H. Daughtry in Upper Boon Hill, Johnston Co., North Carolina, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 28 April 1910.²

     James Daughtrey Jr. was born in Nansemond Co., Virginia.¹ He married Elizabeth ? in Nansemond Co., Virginia.¹

     James Lester Daughtrey was born circa 1906 in Missouri.^1,2
     

     James Lester Daughtrey was listed as a son at age 14, born in Missouri, in the household of Lester Daughtrey in Red Oak, Lawrence Co., Missouri, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 7 January 1920.¹

     James Lester Daughtrey was listed as a son at age 23, occupation as a farmer, born in Missouri, in the household of Gertie Daughtrey in Red Oak, Lawrence Co., Missouri, in the Census of 1930 enumerated 14 April 1930.²

     James Lewey Daughtry was born circa 1915 in Alabama.^1,2
     

     James Lewey Daughtry was listed as a son at age 5, born in Alabama, in the household of Whit C. Daughtry in Hartford, Geneva Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 12 January 1920.¹

     Lewey Daughtry was listed as a son at age 15, occupation as a farm laborer, born in Alabama, in the household of Whit C. Daughtry in Noblins, Geneva Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1930 enumerated 4 April 1930.²

     James M. Daughtrey was born on 17 December 1842 in Smith Township, Dade Co., Missouri.^1,2,3,4,5 He married Mary F. Miller, daughter of Eldridge B. Miller.¹ James died on 16 September 1886 at age 43.¹ He was interred in Daughtrey Cemetery in Dade Co., Missouri.¹
     

     James M. Daughtrey was listed at age 7, born in Missouri, as a member of the household of Jesse Daughtrey in Dade Co., Missouri, in the Census of 1850, enumerated 10 October 1850.²

     James M. Daughtrey was listed at age 17, born in Missouri, as a member of the household of Jesse Daughtrey in Smith, Dade Co., Missouri, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 13 June 1860.³

     James M. Daughtrey was listed at age 27, born in Missouri, occupation as a farm laborer, as a member of the household of Jesse Daughtrey in Smith, Dade Co., Missouri, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 9 July 1870.⁴

     In the Census of 1880, enumerated 14 June 1880, James M. Daughtrey was listed as head of household in Smith, Dade Co., Missouri. He was listed at age 37, occupation as a farmer, born in Missouri. Also enumerated in the household: Mary F. Daughtrey, Eldridge B. Daughtrey, Birl Miller, Ida Miller and Boyd E. Miller.⁵

     James M. Daughtrey was born circa 1855 in Missouri.^1,2,3 James died unmarried on 23 March 1910.¹ He was interred in Daughtrey Cemetery in Dade Co., Missouri.¹
     

     James was also known as Bud.

     On the 1880 U. S. Census James was enumerated in his father's household on 1 June and in his grandfather's, Frederick, household on 15 June.

     James M. Daughtrey was listed at age 14, born in Missouri, occupation as a farm laborer, as a member of the household of John Daughtrey in Smith, Dade Co., Missouri, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 13 July 1870.²

     James M. Daughtrey was listed as a son at age 25, occupation as a farmer, born in Missouri, in the household of John Daughtrey in Marion, Dade Co., Missouri, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 1 June 1880.³

     James M. Daughtrey was listed as a grandson at age 25, born in Alabama, in the household of Fredrick Daughtrey in Smith, Dade Co., Missouri, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 15 June 1880.³

     James Matthew Daughtrey was born in 1849 in Tennessee.^1,2,3,4 He married Martha Elizabeth Moore.¹
     

     James Matthew Daughtrey was listed at age 12, born in Tennessee, as a member of the household of Henry Daughtrey in Clinch Co., Georgia, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 6 June 1860.²

     James Matthew Daughtrey was listed at age 20, born in Tennessee23, as a member of the household of Henry Daughtrey in Clinch Co., Georgia, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 4 July 1870.³

     In the Census of 1880, enumerated 2 June 1880, James Matthew Daughtrey was listed as head of household in Mud Creek, Clinch Co., Georgia. He was listed at age 30, occupation as a farmer, born in Tennessee. He also was listed as paralyzed.. Also enumerated in the household: Martha Elizabeth Daughtrey and John M. Daughtrey.⁴

     James Morgan Daughtry was born in 1862 in Dale Co., Alabama.^1,2,3,4 He married Unknown Wolf.¹ James died in 1924 in Alaska.¹
     

     James left Dale County and went to the Yukon in western Canada during the gold rush days. He later moved to Alaska and was a boarder along with 25 other boarders and miners in the 1920 U. S. Census in the establishment of Peter Franchi, Italian Miner in the Knik Districk at Eska Creek. He later worked for the railroad until his death.¹

     James was also known as Jim.

     J. M. Daughtry was listed at age 7, born in Alabama, as a member of the household of John Bryant Daughtry in Dale Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 14 July 1870.²

     James Morgan Daughtry was listed as a son at age 18, occupation as a farm laborer, born in Alabama, in the household of Rachel Daughtry in Reynolds, Dale Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 12 June 1880.³

     James Morgan Daughtry was listed as a lodger in the household of Peter Franchi on the 1920 Census enumerated 18 January 1920, in Kanai, Third Judicial District, Alaska Territory. He was listed at age 56, occupation as a janitor at a coal mine, born in Alabama.⁴

     James Noll Daughtry was born on 10 February 1884 in Alabama.^1,2 Conflicting evidence states that James Noll Daughtry was born in February 1888 in Alabama.^3,4 He married first Polly Amanda Preachers, daughter of William Richard Henry Preachers and Martha Elizabeth Lolley, on 26 May 1904.¹ James Noll Daughtry married second Elzona Daughty in 1964.¹ James died on 15 February 1972 in Gaskin, Walton Co., Florida, at age 88.¹ He was interred in Fairview Baptist Church Cemetery in Coffee Co., Alabama.¹
     

     James Noll Daughtry was listed as a son at age 12, occupation as a farm laborer, born in Alabama, in the household of William Paul Daughtry in Holley, Coffee Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 27 June 1900.³

     James Noll Daughtry was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census enumerated 8 January 1920, in Holley, Coffee Co., Alabama. He was listed at age 29, occupation as a laborer on home farm, born in Alabama. Also enumerated in the household: Mandy Daughtry, Dulcey Daughtry, Lillian Mae Daughtry, Ginie B. Daughtry, Ruby Lee Daughtry, J. N. Daughtry and John D. Daughtry.⁴

     In the Census of 1930, enumerated 17 April 1930, J. N. Daughtry was listed as head of household in Piney Grove, Geneva Co., Alabama. He was listed at age 45, occupation as a farmer, born in Alabama. Also enumerated in the household: Mandy Daughtry, Dulcey Daughtry, Lillian Mae Daughtry, Jennie B. Daughtry, Ruby Lee Daughtry, James Noll Daughtry Jr., John D. Daughtry and William Lonell Daughtry.²
     James and Elzona Daughtry may have had two children.

     James Noll Daughtry Jr. was born on 8 August 1915 in Alabama.^1,2,3 He married Ina Jean McDonald.¹ James died on 6 November 1982 in Opp, Covington Co., Alabama, at age 67.¹ He was interred in Travelers Rest Cemetery in Samson, Geneva Co., Alabama.¹
     

     J. N. Daughtry was listed as a son at age 4, born in Alabama, in the household of James Noll Daughtry in Holley, Coffee Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 8 January 1920.²

     James Noll Daughtry Jr. was listed as a son at age 15, born in Alabama, in the household of J. N. Daughtry in Piney Grove, Geneva Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1930 enumerated 17 April 1930.³

     James Wilburn Daughtry was born in April 1875 in Dale Co., Alabama.^1,2,3,4,5,6 He married Gypsy E. Burch, daughter of Unknown Burch, circa 1897.^1,3 James died in 1960 in Pondtown, Geneva Co., Alabama.¹
     

     Welburn Daughtry was listed as a son at age 6, born in Alabama, in the household of Major Holland Daughtry in Ozark, Dale Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 28 June 1880.²

     Welburn Daughtry was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census enumerated 6 June 1900, in Newton, Dale Co., Alabama. He was listed at age 25, occupation as a farmer, born in North Carolina. Also enumerated in the household: Gypsy E. Daughtry, Alberta Daughtry and Major Dewey Daughtry.³

     J. M. Daughtry was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census enumerated 19 April 1910, in Wauchula, De Soto Co., Florida. He was listed at age 33, occupation as a merchant, born in Alabama. Also enumerated in the household: Gypsy E. Daughtry, Alberta Daughtry, Dewey Daughtry, Mamie Daughtry, Roy Hilburn Daughtry, Troy Daughtry and J. B. Daughtry.⁴

     Wilburn Daughtry was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census enumerated 10 January 1920, in Hartford, Geneva Co., Alabama. He was listed at age 43, occupation as a farmer, born in Alabama. Also enumerated in the household: Gypsy E. Daughtry, Mamie Daughtry, Albert Othellus Daughtry, Roy Hilburn Daughtry, James B. Daughtry, Mary Evelyn Daughtry, James Alex Daughtry and Troy Daughtry.⁵

     In the Census of 1930, enumerated 18 April 1930, James Wilburn Daughtry was listed as head of household in Dundee, Geneva Co., Alabama. He was listed at age 54, occupation as a United States Deputy Marshal, born in Alabama. Also enumerated in the household: Gypsy E. Daughtry, Mamie Daughtry, Mary Evelyn Daughtry and James Alex Daughtry.⁶

     James died in Nansemond Co., Virginia.¹

     Jennie B. Daughtry was born on 12 March 1911 in Alabama.^1,2 She was born circa 1913 in Alabama.³ She married Hardy Crosby on 15 August 1931 in Elba, Coffee Co., Alabama.¹
     

     Ginie B. Daughtry was listed as a daughter at age 7, born in Alabama, in the household of James Noll Daughtry in Holley, Coffee Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 8 January 1920.³

     Jennie B. Daughtry was listed as a daughter at age 19, born in Alabama, in the household of J. N. Daughtry in Piney Grove, Geneva Co., Alabama, in the Census of 1930 enumerated 17 April 1930.²