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Hiram Whatley was born 27 February 1841 in Alabama. The first census record listing Hiram was in the southern district of Henry County, Alabama in 1850. He was living in the household of 43 year old William Watley born in Georgia and 40 year old Clerenetto Watley born in Georgia. Other members of the household were Wm. Watley, Joseph S. Watley, Hiram Watley, Manerva Watley, Augustus Watley and Benjamin Watley. A school teacher named Joseph Wofford was also living in the household.
We find 19 year old Hiram Watley living with another family in the 1860 census. He worked as a clerk for a merchant named Thomas J. Gilford in Hilliardsville, Henry County, Alabama and was enumerated with the merchant's household.
Hiram was listed as a 2nd Corporal with Guilford's Calvary in Henry County Reserves.
Hiram married Georgia Anna F. Stone 05 May 1862 in Henry County, Alabama (FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index). Georgia was born 10 January 1844 in Alabama. She was the daughter of Thomas Wesley and Ellen Stone.
Hiram and Georgia, along with five children, were enumerated in the 1870 Precinct 12, Henry County, Alabama census. They lived with 64 year old William Whatly born in Georgia. Hiram left Henry County, Alabama shortly after that census and moved to Texas in 1871 (Hiram's obituary). They settled in the Lawrenceville community which eventually became known as Judson. Hiram, Georgia and their children lived in Precinct 2, Gregg County, Texas when the 1880 census was taken.
According to the history of Judson Missionary Baptist Church, the church was organized in 1883 by thirteen local Baptists; Georgia Whatley was a founding member who "suggested the name Judson Missionary Baptist Church for a church she had attended in Lawrenceville, Alabama which was named in honor of Adoniram Judson (1788-1850)." Church members met to worship in the Lawrenceville School. Georgia and Hiram Whatley donated a plot of land and the church structure was erected in 1894. In the late 1890s H. A. Whatley gave one acre for the Judson Cemetery. It is located north of Longview on Judson Road and sits to the left of the church.
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Children of HIRAM WHATLEY and GEORGIA STONE are:
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| "A little flower
of love That blossomed but to die Transplanted now above To bloom with God on high" |
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| Anna Farinette Whatley Attlesey |
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| "Our little boy sleeps sweetly here" |
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| L.
to R: Georgia Whatley, Wilmer McQueen and Eula Florence Whatley McQueen |
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Hiram Whatley died 13 September 1911 in Gregg County, Texas. He was buried in Judson Cemetery in Longview, Gregg County, Texas
"Obituaries
from Gregg County Newspapers" Thursday, 20 September 1911 |
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Additional Whatley family photos:

These pictures were taken on the same day and in the same place. Family reunion?

If so, the one below was taken at the same event

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Georgia Anna F. Stone Whatley died 09 January 1936 in Gregg County, Texas. According to Forman Funeal Home Records, Page No. 99, Yearly No. 329-2 - Jan. 9, 1936: she lived on Judson Road in Longview, Texas and place of her death was Judson Road; her service was scheduled for 10 January 1936 at 2:00 p.m in Judson Church with James Morgan offficiating.
Judson Cemetery is 6. 4 miles north of Longview, Gregg County, Texas
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Descendant photos:

George Hamilton
"Babe" Attlesey, son of Anna Farinette Whatley and
Robert Elsdon Attlesey

Elbert and Gilbert
Whitehurst, twin sons of Minerva Ellen Whatley and Francis Marion
Whitehurst. The boys were born 08 September 1899 in Longview,
Gregg County, Texas.
Gilbert died 21 June 1901 and is buried in New Summerfield
Cemetery in Gregg County, Texas.
Elbert died 14 April 1936 in Gregg County.
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| Source Notes: | ||||
1850 Southern District, Henry,
AL - (William and Clerenetto Watley)
1860 Hilliardsville, Henry, AL - (The Whatley and Stone families)
http://www.rootsweb.com/~alhenry/mil/guilford.htm
FamilySearch™
International Genealogical Index:
Marriage records of Henry County, Alabama (1821-1868) : From
marriage book A (1823-1868) by Mrs. Marvin Scott & Henry
County, Alabama, marriage records, 1820-1950 Henry County
(Alabama). Judge of Probate
1870 Precinct 12, Henry County,
Alabama - Page: 418B, Line: 15 - Post Office: Abbeville
1880 Precinct 2, Gregg, TX
History of Judson School District
(http://www.lisd.org/lhs/LHSHIST/judson.htm)
1900 Precinct 2, Gregg County, Texas
1920 Judson, Gregg County , Texas - (Georgia lived with her
daughter and son-in-law, Eula and Dan McQueen)
1930 Precinct 2, Gregg County, Texas (Georgia lived with her
daughter and son-in-law, Eula and Dan McQueen)
1900 Precinct 2, Gregg, Texas - (Hiram & Le O Whatley)
1910 Justice Precinct 2, Gregg, TX - (Hiram A & Lee P
Whatley)
1920 Judson, Gregg, Texas - (Augustus & Leoris Whatley)
1930 Hiram Agustus and Hiram junior lived alone. "Gus"
was listed a widower
1900 Justice Precinct 8, Upshur, Texas - (Dan & Eula McQueen,
William W & Eddie Whatley were listed as Brother-in-law)
1910 Justice Precinct 2, Gregg, TX- (Daniel W & Eula F
McQueen - William E McQueen lived with them)
1910 Justice Precinct 2, Gregg, TX - (Eddie M & Nannie
Whatley)
1920 Justice Precinct 7, Gregg, Texas - (Ed M & Tenie M
Whatley)
1930 Precinct 7, Gregg, TX - (Edmond M & Tennie M Whatley)
1910 Justice Precinct 2, Gregg, TX - (Robert D & Ala F
Adrain)
1920 Judson, Gregg, Texas - (Robt & Alabama Adrian)
1930 Precinct 2, Gregg, TX - (Robt D & Allah Adrian)
1900 Justice Precinct 1, Hopkins, Texas - Page: 54A, Line:
13(Frank & Zenobia Ponder)
1910 Precinct 6, Hopkins, TX - (Frank and Nobie Ponder)
1930 Precinct 3, Hopkins, TX - Star Ridge Community - (Francis M
& Nobie Ponder)
1860 Starrville, Smith County, TX - (John & Sarah Page)
1870 Precinct 3, Upshur, TX - Page: 65A - Post office: Pittsburg
- (Elias Page at home with his father)
1880 Precinct 2, Gregg, TX - (Elias Page at home with his father)
1900 - Precinct 2, Gregg, Texas - (Ahas & Annola C Mattox)
1920 Judson, Gregg, Texas - Page: 189A&B - (Ahaze & Carda
Maddex)
1930 Precinct 2, Gregg, TX - Judson Road - (Ahas D & Cordie)
Texas Death Indexas
Tombstones in Judson, Summerfield, Old Summerfield and Reilly
Springs cemeteries