Known Descendants of WILLIAM HENRY ALFORD

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1 1 Known Descendants of WILLIAM HENRY ALFORD This is not the typical AAFA genealogy. These descendants of Job Alford are from a file created by John A. Rogers, AAFA #0544 who is the AAFA authority on Job Descendants. John has researched these folks to a greater degree that AAFA had researched most other Alfords. John also includes more information in his report than is found in a typical AAFA genealogy. Nevertheless it is a work in progress and probably is not complete and with some error. Generations 5-6 have been removed to protect the privacy of most of the living. The work contains many names but the only ones listed in the index are those listed within the registry system. 1. William Henry Alford #331 b. 1811, Wake County, North Carolina, (son of Job Alford #325 and Sarah Ann Turner? #326) m. Sarah Elizabeth "Betsy" Stilwell #1099, b. 1809, North Carolina, (daughter of Shadrack Stilwell #9156 and Unknown #9157) d. ABT. 1875, Harris County, Georgia, buried: ABT. 1875, Harris County, Georgia. William died ABT. 1867, Georgia, buried: ABT. 1867, Unknown. William Henry Alford was Job's 5th son. He was born in 1811 in Wake County, North Carolina, shortly before the family left for South Carolina and then Georgia. Most people called him "Bill." He came to Jones County, Georgia, as a young child, with his family around In 1823, as a preteen, he moved with his parents to the Redbone District (555) of Upson County, Georgia, northeast of Thomaston, where he lived until 1828, when the family moved to the Black Ankle District (494), southeast of Thomaston. In the 1829 the family moved to the Dupree's District of Talbot County, Georgia. In 1830 he was still living with his parents in nearby Talbot County, Georgia. "Bill" was married on December 29, 1831 to Sarah Elizabeth "Betsy" Stilwell (1809-bef 1880), daughter of Shadrick Stillwell, in nearby Upson County, Georgia, by Zachariah H. Gordon, Minister of the Gospel. In 1832 he drew land in Talbot County in the 1832 Cherokee Land Lottery, where he settled with his newly married wife. He moved to Harris County, Georgia around 1833 (letter addressed to him at Hamilton Post Office in 1833), where he was still living according to the 1840 and 1850 Harris County (just north of Columbus, Ga.) census The 1850 census shows him living next door to his oldest son, Thomas Jefferson Alford, as well as owning 300 acres of land. William probably lived in Harris County through at least 1863 (listed on the 1860 Harris County census in Mountain Hill), as some of his children moved from there to Bartow County, Georgia (near Rome) after the Civil War around There is some uncertainty about William's whereabouts after the Civil War. Elizabeth Stilwell Alford was shown living in Hamilton, Ga. as head of household on June 30, William could possibly have died during the Civil War or soon thereafter. There is also an unproven family legend that "Bill" drowned in the Chattahoochie River near Columbus. His granddaughter-in-law passed on the story that he had drowned in 1834 to her daughter Laura Alford White. It is my guess that she meant 1864, since William Henry was definitely alive until 1860, but missing from 1870 and thereafter i Thomas Jefferson Alford #1100 b ii Amanda L. Alford #1101 b iii William Floyd Alford #1102 b. 2 Nov iv Miranda Elizabeth Alford #1103 b. OCT v Matilda Laura "Lulu" Alford #1104 b vi Job L. Alford #1105 b. 19 Jan 1846, Harris County, Georgia, m. Never Married #8223. Job died 28 Dec 1873, Bartow County, Georgia, buried: 30 Dec 1873, Old Chulio Road Cemetery in Bartow Co. (53) Job L. Alford, son of William Henry Alford (named after his grandfather), was born on January 19, 1844 in Harris County, Georgia. During the Civil War, Job served in the 3rd batallion of the Georgia Infantry. After the war he moved to Bartow County around 1866 with two of his brothers, settling on Iron Hill Road outside of Rome. He

2 2 never married, and was killed at a dance on December 28, 1873 in Bartow County. He is buried in Bartow County in the old cemetery on the right side of Chulio Road going to Cartersville from Rome vii John Lafayette Alford #1106 b. 22 Oct viii Mary Ann Elizabeth Alford #1107 b. 23 Sep ix Sarah Alford #12864 b x Lucinthia Alford #9736 b. 1853, Harris County, Georgia, m. Unknown # Lucinthia died AFT. 1870, Unknown, buried: Unknown. Second Generation 2. Thomas Jefferson Alford #1100 (1.William 1 ) b. 1832, Upson County, Georgia, m. Mary E. Adams #2641, b. 1835, Georgia, (daughter of John Adams #16282 and Mary "Polly" Downs #16283) d. ABT. 1890, White County, Arkansas, buried: ABT. 1890, Unknown. Thomas died ABT. 1895, Garner (White County), Arkansas, buried: ABT. 1895, Unknown. Thomas Jefferson Alford. Thomas was born in 1832 in Upson County, Georgia. In 1836 he moved with his parents to Harris County, Georgia and was still living there in 1850, when he was listed on the 1850 Harris County federal census, living right next door to his father, William Henry Alford. On February 4, 1850 he married Mary E. Adams, a Choctaw Indian girl, (1835-abt 1890) in Harris County. In 1860, Thomas was living in the Hamilton district of Harris County. On July 15, 1861, Thomas joined Company G of the 20th Regiment of the Georgia Infantry CSA. He left with the "Ivey Guards" for Richmond, Virginia on July 21, Thomas was admitted to the Chimborazo Hospital #2 in Richmond on October 18, 1861 with bronchitis and a hand injury. He was discharged on December 18, 1861 due to his hand injury and bronchitis. After the Civil War (around ), Thomas moved his family to Kemper County, Mississippi (town of DeKalb), about the same time his brother, William Floyd Alford, left Harris County for Bartow County, Georgia. Thomas was in Mississippi only a short time (listed on Kemper County, Ms. Census of 1870) and moved to White County, Arkansas in On December 26, 1871 he filed for Homestead at Little Rock for his land in Section 17, Township 5, Range 7 in White County. According to family legend, the move to Arkansas was an effort to try to find his wife's parents, who were forced from Georgia in the late 1830s on the Trail of Tears. I have come to believe that this legend may not be entirely true. Who appears to be the father of Mary Adams, John Adams, is living next door to Thomas and Mary in Harris County in The Trail of Tears happened in Mary's mother also appears to have been dead in In 1875 he was on the list of inhabitants in the Lebanon Community near the town of Garner in White County. On March 20, 1877 Thomas bought land in White County. The 1880 census of White County, Arkansas has him still there with his growing family. In 1890, Thomas was on the tax list for White County. His first wife, Mary apparently died about 1890, as on September 12, 1892, Thomas married Mrs. F.A. Holmes in neighboring Lonoke County, Arkansas. Nothing else is known of him, except that his eldest son, Andrew Jackson Alford was still living in White County, Arkansas in Some of his family wound up in Rusk County, Texas by i Andrew Jackson Alford #9429 b. 7 Jan ii Amanda Melvina Alford #9430 b. 15 May iii Frances Josephine "Fanny" Alford #9431 b iv Phada Ada Alford #9433 b v Thomas Jefferson Alford, Jr. #9434 b vi Ida Alford #9435 b vii Christina Alford #9436 b viii Juliet Alford #9437 b ix William Henry "Billie" Alford #9438 b. MAR x John A. Alford #9439 b

3 3 22. xi Anna Lisa Alford #9587 b. 1874, White County, Arkansas, m. Never Married #9588. Anna died ABT. 1878, White County, Arkansas, buried: ABT. 1878, Unknown. 3. Amanda L. Alford #1101 (1.William 1 ) b. 1835, Harris County, Georgia, m. Benjamin H. Young #4999, b. Unknown, d. Cass County, Texas, buried: Cass County, Texas. Amanda died AFT. 1887, Cass County, Texas, buried: AFT. 1887, Cass County, Texas. (49) Amanda L. Alford, who was born in 1835 in Upson County, Ga. On September 8, 1852, she married Benjamin H. Young in Harris County, Ga. In 1860 (census), Amanda and Ben Young were living in the Mountain Hill area of Harris County, two houses away from her father. Ben worked as a chair maker in a local factory. Not much is known about Amanda, except that she moved to Bartow County, Ga. around 1871, and in 1887 to Cass County, Texas. The only child I know they had was: Georgia Young (1853-unknown / b. Harris County - note: Georgia was living in Hamilton, Ga with John Gornar as a boarder in 1870). Note: There is an Amanda Gregg also living with John Gornar in Hamilton who was born in This could be Amanda Alford, by a second marriage to a Mr. Gregg. 23. i Georgia Young #12003 b. 1853, Harris County, Georgia, m. Unknown # Georgia died AFT. 1890, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1890, Unknown. 4. William Floyd Alford #1102 (1.William 1 ) b. 2 Nov 1837, Harris County, Georgia, m. (1) Mary Jane Cash #9363, b. 1830, Unknown, d. AFT. 1870, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1870, Unknown, m. (2) Laura Elizabeth Watson Alford #1121, b. 30 Jan 1853, Georgia, d. 5 Oct 1936, Rome (Floyd County), Ga., buried: 7 Oct 1936, Spring Creek Baptist Church Cemetery Co. William died 22 Sep 1913, Bartow County, Ga., buried: 24 Sep 1913, Spring Creek Baptist Church Cemetery Co. (50) William Floyd Alford, the second son of William Henry Alford was born in Harris County, Georgia on November 7, He was apparently named for his deceased Uncle William Floyd Parker, Sr., first husband of his Aunt Phada Alford Parker Moore. He and his siblings grew up in Harris County near Hamilton. In about 1859 William Floyd married Mary Jane Cash (1830-aft 1870). In 1860 he was listed in the Mountain Hill District of Harris County, where he worked as a brick maker. He had no children at this time. Besides his wife, Mary Jane, there was an Elkanna Webb living with him. This was Phillip Elkane Webb, first cousin of Eliza Webb, who married William Floyd's cousin, William Henry Alford. William Floyd was living four houses away from his father, according to the census. He moved to the Iron Hill District of Bartow County, Georgia (near Rome) around 1867 after the civil war. In 1870 William Floyd shows in the Carterville District of Bartow County, where he working as a farm hand. In 1880, William and Mary Jane were shown in the Stilsboro district of Bartow County with no children. William eventually built up a large cotton plantation of 3500 acres and cotton gin. Sometime in the early 1880s he was separated from his first wife. On May 23, 1886, in Rome, he married the widow of his deceased brother, John Lafayette Alford, Laura Elizabeth Watson Alford, born January 30, William Floyd built the Old Alford homeplace that still stands today, in The 1900 Bartow County census shows William Floyd living on Iron Mountain Road, just outside of Rome, Georgia. He lived the rest of his life in Bartow County, dying September 22, His wife died on October 5, 1936 in Rome, Ga. (Floyd County), while living with her youngest son, George Jefferson Alford. Both are buried at Spring Creek Cemetery in Bartow County. Children by Mary Jane Cash: i Martha Brazora "Soda" Alford #9364 b. SEP Children by Laura Elizabeth Watson Alford:) ii Katherine Clifford Alford #6507 b. 30 Apr iii William Leroy Alford #6491 b. 13 Apr iv Charles Job Alford, Sr. #1122 b. 27 Jul v Laura Leonard "Peggy" Alford #6509 b. 20 Dec vi Patrick Ewell "Buck" Alford #6511 b. 28 Jun 1891.

4 + 30. vii George Jefferson Alford #6513 b. 17 Apr Miranda Elizabeth Alford #1103 (1.William 1 ) b. OCT 1840, Harris County, Ga., m. (1) Oliver P. Narramore #5772, b. 1837, Harris County, Georgia, d. ABT. 1863, Unknown, buried: ABT. 1863, Unknown, m. (2) Isham W. Huckaba #12006, b. OCT 1826, Unknown, d. ABT. 1905, Unknown, buried: ABT. 1905, Unknown. Miranda died ABT. 1915, Harris County, Georgia, buried: ABT. 1915, Unknown. (51) Miranda Elizabeth Alford, daughter William Henry Alford, was born in October of 1840 in Harris County, Ga. She married Oliver Naramore (1837-abt 1863), son of Sylvester and Catherine Narramore ( members of Mountain Creek Baptist Church in near Hamilton), in Harris County on December 12, It appears that Oliver must have been killed in the Civil War, because Miranda is shown living in 1870 with her mother Elizabeth Stilwell Alford in Hamilton, Georgia, along with her son Calvin. On November 19, 1873, Miranda re-married Isham W. Huckaba (10/1826-aft 1900) in Harris County. In 1880 the family was living in the upper 19th district of Harris County (1880 census), and still were in Miranda's husband, Isham, died around 1905, as she is listed on the 1910 census as a widow and head of household in the 19th district. Living with her was her granddaughter, Jessie Huckaba. Miranda died around around Miranda and Oliver Narramore had one child: Calvin M. Naramore (1861-abt 1905 / b. Harris County, Ga.). Miranda and Isham Huckaba had one child: William D. Huckaba (1874-abt 1905 / m. Emma? / children: Jessie Huckaba 1901-aft 1910). Children by Oliver P. Narramore: 31. i Calvin M. Narramore #9362 b. 1861, Harris County, Georgia, m. Unknown # Calvin died ABT. 1905, Unknown, buried: ABT. 1905, Unknown. Children by Isham W. Huckaba:) ii William D. Huckaba #12007 b Matilda Laura "Lulu" Alford #1104 (1.William 1 ) b. 1843, Harris County, Ga., m. Andrew Jackson Edwards #6490, b. 1833, Georgia, d. ABT. 1874, Russell County, Alabama, buried: ABT. 1874, Unknown. Matilda died AFT. 1887, Cass County, Texas, buried: AFT. 1887, Unknown. (52) Matilda Laura "Lulu" Alford, daughter of William Henry Alford, was born in 1843 in Harris County, Ga. Matilda was named after her paternal Aunt Matilda Alford Owens. On September 30, 1860, Laura married Andrew J. Edwards (1833-Abt 1874) in Muscogee County, Georgia. The couple lived there until 1866, when they moved across the Chattahoochee River to Girard (current Phenix City) in Russell County, Alabama. Her husband, Andrew, died there in Laura shows on the Russell County census in 1880, but I have no record of her afther that. her son, William marred and moved to Columbus, Georgia about 1891, and was still there in Nothing more is know of Laura. 33. i Lenora Edwards #16081 b. 1863, Muscogee County, Georgia, m. Unknown # Lenora died AFT. 1880, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1880, Unknown. 34. ii James Edwards #16082 b. 1865, Muscogee County, Georgia, m. James Edwards #16082, b. 1865, Muscogee County, Georgia, (daughter of Andrew Jackson Edwards #6490 and Matilda Laura "Lulu" Alford #1104) d. AFT. 1880, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1880, Unknown. James died AFT. 1880, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1880, Unknown iii William L. Edwards #16083 b iv Mittie Edwards #16084 b. 1869, Russell County, Alabama, m. John W. Cooley #16090, b. 1871, Georgia, d. AFT. 1920, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1920, Unknown. Mittie died AFT. 1920, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1920, Unknown. 37. v Andrew J. Edwards, Jr. #16085 b. 1871, Russell County, Alabama, m. Unknown # Andrew died AFT. 1880, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1880, Unknown. 38. vi Robert Edwards #16086 b. 1873, Russell County, Alabama, m. Unknown # Robert died AFT. 1880, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1880, Unknown.

5 5 8. John Lafayette Alford #1106 (1.William 1 ) b. 22 Oct 1847, Harris County, Ga., m. Laura Elizabeth Watson #5773, b. 30 Jan 1850, Unknown, d. 5 Oct 1937, Rome, Georgia, buried: 7 Oct 1937, Floyd County, Ga. John died 1 Jan 1880, Bartow County, Ga., buried: 3 Jan 1880, Old Chulio Road Cemetery (Bartow County). ) John N. Lafayette Alford, William Henry's 4th son, was born on October 22, 1847 in Harris County, Georgia. He moved as a single man to Bartow County, Ga. around 1866 with his two brothers, Job and William Floyd. There he met his future wife, Laura Elizabeth Watson (b. January 30, 1850), whom he married around In 1880, John shows in the Stilsboro district of Bartow County, not far his brother, William Floyd. On January 1, 1881, John Lafayette was killed at a political rally in Bartow County (Rome), when he stepped between two men who were arguing. He is buried in Bartow County on Chulio Road in the old cemetery between Rome and Cartersville. His wife later married her husband's brother, William Floyd Alford, in She lived the rest of her life in the Rome, Georgia area, and died there on October 5, 1937 in Rome i Lois Estelle "Fad" Alford #6500 b ii Pearl Elizabeth Alford #6498 b iii Lola B. Alford #6502 b iv Bodie Malcolm "Board" Alford #6494 b. 6 Apr v Floyd Lafayette Alford #6496 b. 5 May Mary Ann Elizabeth Alford #1107 (1.William 1 ) b. 23 Sep 1848, Harris County, Georgia, m. Newton Hamilton Cash #6515, b. 22 Feb 1841, Georgia, d. 18 Sep 1895, Bloomburg (Cass County), Texas, buried: 18 Sep 1895, Beech Creek Cemetery in Cass Co, Texas. Mary died 15 Jan 1894, Bloomburg (Cass County), Texas, buried: 18 Jan 1894, Beech Creek Cemetery in Cass Co, Texas. (55) Mary Ann Elizabeth Alford, daughter of William Henry Alford, was born on September 23, 1848 in Harris County, Georgia and grew up there. On January 5, 1865 she married Newton Hamilton Cash (2/22/1841-9/18/1895) in Harris County. In 1870, Newton and Mary were living with Newton's father, James Cash, in Harris County (Hamilton). Around 1870 they moved to Bartow County, Georgia. In 1880 the family shows in the Stilsboro area of Bartow County, Georgia. Around 1887 Mary Ann and her family moved to Cass County, Texas. She died January 5, 1894 in Bloomburg, Texas (Cass County). Her husband died a year later, also in Cass County. Mary Ann and Newton Cash raised several children, including Osceola Cash (10/1866-aft 1900 / m. Alma?), William O. Cash (5/1868-aft 1920 / m. Mary Colquitt), Thomas Jefferson Cash (5/15/1875-4/1/1940 / m. Elizabeth Ensley / d. Atlanta, Texas), and Roxie E. Cash (1871- aft 1920) / m. William L. Spell / children: Mary Spell, William Spell, Joseph Spell, and Robert Spell) i Osceola Cash #8628 b. OCT ii William O. Cash #12010 b. MAY 1868, Harris County, Georgia, m. Mary Colquitt #12013, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. William died AFT. 1920, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1920, Unknown iii Roxie Estelle Cash #12012 b. 29 Sep iv Thomas Jefferson Cash #12011 b. 15 May 1875, Bartow County, Georgia, m. Mary Elizabeth Ensley #12014, b. 6 Oct 1870, Cass County, Texas, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Thomas died 1 Apr 1940, Cass County, Texas, buried: 1940, Bloonburg (Cass County), Texas. 48. v Connie E. Cash #12868 b. JAN Third Generation 12. Andrew Jackson Alford #9429 (2.Thomas 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 7 Jan 1851, Mountain Hill (Harris County), Ga, m. (1) Ellen Turner #9440, b. 1853, Kentucky, d. 1882, White County, Arkansas, buried: 1882, Unknown, m. (2) Liza Gowen Nicholson #11904, b. JAN 1851, Unknown, d. AFT. 1910, Unknown,

6 6 buried: AFT. 1910, Unknown. Andrew died ABT. 1915, Tyler (Smith County), Texas, buried: ABT. 1915, Unknown. (120) Andrew Jackson Alford, son of Thomas Jefferson Alford, was born on January 7, 1851 in Harris County, Georgia, near Mountain Hill. In about 1867, he moved to Kemper County, Mississippi and later (1871) White County, Arkansas with his parents. On October 19, 1873, Andrew married Ellen Turner (1853-abt 1892 / b. Kentucky) in White County. Ellen died about 1882, soon after the childbirth of her son, Samuel. On July 12, 1885, Andrew married his second wife, Mrs. Liza (Gowen) Nicholson (1/1851-aft 1910). On June 5, 1889, Andrew bought land near Garner (village of Rains) in White County. He was living in White County, Arkansas in 1900 (town of Garner), according to the census. "A.J" was a literate man and a farmer by trade. Andrew moved to Tyler,Texas (Smith County) around 1902 and is listed there on the 1910 federal census, living on East Omen Road. Andrew sold fruit, while Liza, his wife, worked as a saleswoman in a retail store. Andrew apparently died prior to 1920, as he is not on the census for Texas or Arkansas in Nothing else is known of him. Children by Ellen Turner: i Thomas Andrew Alford #11902 b. 22 Dec ii Joseph Samuel Alford #11903 b. 3 Apr Amanda Melvina Alford #9430 (2.Thomas 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 15 May 1852, Harris County, Ga, m. Devan Judson Dollar #9441, b. 2 Mar 1854, Unknown, d. 4 Nov 1931, Henderson (Rusk County), Texas, buried: 1931, Mt. Hope Cemetery in Rusk County, Texas. Amanda died 15 Jan 1924, Henderson (Rusk County), Texas, buried: 1924, Unknown. 121) Amanda Melvina Alford, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Alford, named after her Aunt Amanda, was born on May 15, 1852 in Harris County, Georgia. She grew up in there, Kemper County, Mississippi, and finally in White County, Arkansas, where she met and married Devan Judson Dollar (3/2/ /4/1931) in In 1900 the couple was still living in Kentucky, Arkansas (White County), but in about 1903, they moved by covered wagon to Rusk County, Texas. Amanda died on January 15, 1924 in Rusk County. Her husband survived her by seven years. Amanda and Devan Dollar had the following children: Carie Isabelle Dollar (9/16/ /4/1948 / b. White County, Ark. / died Smith County, Texas), John Jefferson Dollar (4/4/ /28/1943 / b. White County, Ark. / died Caifornia), Mary Josephine Dollar (1/3/ /10/1941 / b. White County, Ark / died Rusk County, Texas), Dora Delilah Dollar (6/16/1885-unknown), Floyd Washington Dollar (8/22/ /21/1964 / b. White County, Ark. / d. Rusk County, Texas), Martha Abigail Dollar (7/30/1889-1/18/1954 / b. White County, Ark / d. Rusk County, Texas), and Devan Judson Dollar, Jr. (8/20/1891-abt 1955). 51. i Carrie Isabell Dollar #9442 b. 16 Sep 1877, White County, Arkansas, m. James Parker #9443, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Carrie died 4 Nov 1948, Rusk County, Texas, buried: 1948, Mt. Hope Cemetery in Rusk County, Texas ii John Jefferson Dollar #9444 b. 4 Apr iii Mary Josephine Dollar #9446 b. 3 Jan 1881, White County, Arkansas, m.? Waggoner #9447, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Mt. Hope Cemetery in Rusk County, Texas. Mary died 10 Dec 1941, Henderson (Rusk County), Texas, buried: 1941, Unknown. 54. iv Dora Delilah Dollar #9448 b. 16 Jun 1885, White County, Arkansas, m. Tom Maxwell #11951, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Dora died 7 Jun 1949, Henderson (Rusk County), Texas, buried: 1949, Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Rusk Co, Texas. 55. v Floyd Washington Dollar #9449 b. 22 Aug 1887, White County, Arkansas, m. Minnie Lambeth #9450, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Floyd died 21 Nov 1964, Henderson (Rusk County), Texas, buried: 1964, Mt. Hope Cemetery in Rusk County, Texas. 56. vi Martha Abigail Dollar #9451 b. 30 Jul 1889, White County, Arkansas, m. Unknown #9452. Martha died 18 Jan 1954, Atlanta (Rusk County), Texas, buried: 1954, Unknown. 57. vii Devan Judson Dollar, Jr. #9453 b. 20 Aug 1891, White County, Arkansas, m. Bertha? #9454, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Devan died 23 Apr 1955, Unknown,

7 buried: 1955, Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Rusk Co, Texas Frances Josephine "Fanny" Alford #9431 (2.Thomas 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 1855, Harris County, Georgia, m. James F. Jackson #11952, b. 1844, Unknown, d. ABT. 1915, Dekalb (Jackson County), Arkansas, buried: ABT. 1915, Jackson County, Ark. Frances died ABT. 1935, Abt 1935, buried: ABT. 1935, Jackson County, Ark. (122) Frances Josephine "Fanny" Alford, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Alford, was born in September 1855 in Harris County, Georgia. She moved with her parents to Kemper County, Mississippi in 1867 and later to White County, Arkansas in Here she met and married James F. Jackson (1844-abt 1915) in White County, Ark. On September 27, In 1880 the family shows in Union, Arkansas (White County). By 1900 they had moved to Jackson County, Arkansas (DeKalb), where they lived until their deaths. In 1910 they were living in Richwood township in Jackson County, Arkansas. James Jackson died around In 1920 and in 1930, Josephine was living as a widow with her so, Arthur L. Jackson in Richwood township. Josephine died around 1935."Fanny" and James Jackson had the following children: Henry L. Jackson (1875-?), Thomas Jefferson Jackson (1876-aft 1900), Frances Josephine (2/1878-aft 1910), James F. Jackson, Jr. (6/1879-aft 1910), Minnie V. Jackson (1882- aft 1900), William A. Jackson (8/1886-aft 1900), Arthur L. Jackson (6/1889-aft 1910), Albert B. Jackson (6/1891-aft 1910), Maybelle Jackson (6/1893-?), and Dossey Jackson (1896-aft 1910). 58. i Henry L. Jackson #11954 b ii Thomas Jefferson Jackson #11955 b iii Frances Josephine Jackson #11956 b. FEB iv James F. Jackson, Jr. #11953 b. JUN v Minnie V. Jackson #11957 b vi William A. Jackson #11958 b. AUG vii Arthur L. Jackson #11959 b. JUN viii Albert B. Jackson #11960 b. JUN ix Maybelle Jackson #11961 b. JUN x Dossey Jackson #11962 b Phada Ada Alford #9433 (2.Thomas 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 1858, Harris County, Georgia, m. Martin Covington #9709, b. 30 Mar 1857, Pulaski County, Arkansas, (son of Franklin Covington #13043 and Sarah Elizabeth Coleman #13044) d. 17 Jun 1916, White County, Arkansas, buried: 1916, Sidon Cemetery in Pangburn, Arkansas. Phada died ABT. 1929, White County, Arkansas, buried: ABT. 1929, Sidon Cemetery in Pangburn, Arkansas. Phada Ada Alford, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Alford, named after her great Aunt Phada, was born in 1858 in Harris County, Georgia. In 1867 she moved with her parents to Kemper County, Mississippi, and 1871 to White County, Arkansas. She grew up in White County, Arkansas, where she met and married Martin G. Covington (3/30/1857-6/17/1916) on February 19, Phada and Martin were still living in White County in 1900 and 1910, showing up on the census and tax list. They had settled in the Gravel Hill community in White County. Being ½ Indian was always an embarrassment to Phada and her children were constantly harassed about it. Indians were not very popular in Arkansas at this time. Her son, Charles Lewis, was once refused service at a bar because of it. Phada was a very quiet and shy woman and enjoyed fishing. In later years they made their home at Searcy, Arkansas. Phada's husband, Martin, died in In 1920, Phada was living with her son, Toy Covington. She died around They are both buried in Sidon Cemetery in Pangburn, Arkansas (White County). Phada and Martin Covington had the following children: Thomas Jefferson Covington (10/25/ /23/1967), Francis Covington (9/1884-?), Andrew F. Covington (2/1887-?), Susan T. Covington (12/1889-?), Joel M. Covington (11/1891-?), Nora A.Covington (8/1893-?), Louis Jesse Covington ( / died: Vernon County, Missouri), Arthur M. Covington (5/4/1896-2/20/1965/ died: Arkansas), Clarence Edward Covington (2/15/1898-7/1975/ died: Detroit, Michigan), and Toy E.Covington (4/29/ /1975 / died: White Co., Ark), Eva L. Covington (1906-?). Information on

8 8 Phada came from her gr. grandson, John Flinn i Thomas Jefferson Covington #11972 b. 25 Oct ii Charlotte Francis Covington #11973 b. SEP iii Andrew Frank Covington #11974 b. FEB iv Susan T. Covington #11975 b. DEC v Martin Joel Covington #11976 b. 23 Mar 1889, White County, Arkansas, m. Fannie? #13042, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Martin died AFT. 1942, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1942, Unknown. 73. vi Nora A. Covington #11977 b. AUG 1893, Gravel (White County), Arkansas, m. Unknown # Nora died Unknown, buried: Unknown vii Louis Jesse Covington #11978 b. 30 Mar viii Arthur M. Covington #11979 b. 4 May ix Clarence Edward Covington #11980 b. 15 Feb 1898, White County, Arkansas, m. Bertha Gertrude Davis #11986, b. 11 Feb 1906, Romance (White County), Arkansas, d. 25 Feb 1991, Dyersburg (Dyer County), Tennessee, buried: 1991, Fairview Cemetery in, Tennessee. Clarence died 19 Dec 1949, White County, Arkansas, buried: 1949, Gray Cemetery in Pangburn, Arkansas. 1920, was living as a single man with his mother, Ada, in Gravel Hill (White County), Arkansas. 77. x Toy Elzy Caleway Covington #11981 b. 29 Apr 1900, White County, Arkansas, m. Eva L. Baswell #11987, b. 15 May 1906, Unknown, d. 30 Jun 1979, White County, Arkansas, buried: 1979, Sidon Cemetery in Pangburn, Arkansas. Toy died DEC 1975, White County, Arkansas, buried: 1975, Sidon Cemetery in Pangburn, Arkansas. 78. xi Eva L. Covington #11982 b Thomas Jefferson Alford, Jr. #9434 (2.Thomas 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 1861, Harris County, Georgia, m. Ellen L.? #11968, b. APR 1850, Kansas, d. AFT. 1900, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1900, Unknown. Thomas died AFT. 1900, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1900, Unknown. (124) Thomas Jefferson Alford, Jr., son of Thomas Jefferson Alford, was born in 1861 in Harris County, Georgia. He grew up there, Kemper County, Mississippi, and later White County Arkansas. In 1882 he married Ellen L.? (4/1850-aft 1900 / b. Kansas) in White County, Arkansas. By 1890 they had moved to Cleburne County, Arkansas (Clayton township), where he was listed as "Thomas J. Allford". The family was still there on the 1900 Federal census. By the early 1900s, Thomas and family was living near Tyler, Texas (Smith County). 79. i Thomas E. Alford #11969 b. JAN 1886, White County, Arkansas, m. Unknown # Thomas died AFT. 1900, Unknown, buried: Unknown. 80. ii Rachel Alford #11914 b. FEB 1889, White County, Arkansas, m. W.E. Harris #11915, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Rachel died Unknown, buried: Unknown iii Cary Jefferson Alford #11910 b. 17 Feb iv William Isaac Alford #11970 b. 31 Mar 1893, Quitman (Cleburne County), Arkansas, m. Unknown # William died AFT. 1944, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1944, Unknown. William Isaac Alford, son of Thomas Jefferson Alford, Jr., was born on March 31,1893 in Cleburne County, Arkansas near Quitman. In the early 1900s he moved with his parents to Tyler, Texas (Smith County). In 1917, "Willie" Alford registered for the draft at Tyler, Texas. At that time he lived on East Irwin Street in Tyler. In 1920 he shows in the Franklin County, Texas (Mt. Vernon) census, living as a boarder with John W. Jones. According to his WWII draft papers, in 1944, he was living in Modus (Middlesex County), Connecticutt. He was not married and worked for a Mr. Sherry. Nothing else is known of him. 83. v Josephine Alford #11912 b. MAR 1895, Cleburne County, Arkansas, m. Burlie Warren

9 9 #11913, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Josephine died Unknown, buried: Unknown. 17. Ida Alford #9435 (2.Thomas 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 1862, Kemper County, Mississippi, m. Marshall I. Frizzel #9432, b. JAN 1859, Unknown, d. AFT. 1920, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1920, Unknown. Ida died AFT. 1920, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1920, Unknown. (125) Ida Alford, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Alford, was born in 1862 in Harris County, Georgia. She moved with her parents in 1867 to Kemper Co., Mississippi and later to White County, Arkansas in There she met and married Marshall I. Frizzel (1/1859-aft 1900) on February, 4, In 1880, Ida and Marshall were both living with her father, Thomas Jefferson Alford. In 1900 the family was living in Lonoke County, Arkansas (Indian Bayou). By 1917 they were living in the England community of Lonoke County (son's draft card). Ida and Marshall Frizzel had the following children: Frank Frizzel (4/10/ /1972 / d. Suffolk Co., NY), Columbus Frizzel (1887-aft 1900), Joseph C. Frizzel (2/21/1892-aft 1920 / lived in Rio Blanco County (White River) Colorado in 1920 and Utah in 1910), and Benjamin E. Frizzel (2/25/1894-aft 1918). 84. i Frank Frizzel #11963 b. 10 Apr 1881, White County, Arkansas, m. Unknown # Frank died OCT 1972, Suffolk County, N.Y., buried: 1972, Unknown. 85. ii Columbus Frizzel #11964 b iii Joseph C. Frizzel #11965 b. 21 Feb iv Benjamin E. Frizzel #11966 b. 25 Feb Christina Alford #9436 (2.Thomas 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 1863, Harris County, Georgia, m. James T. Frizzel #11989, b. APR 1857, Unknown, d. AFT. 1900, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1900, Unknown. Christina died AFT. 1900, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1900, Unknown. (126) Christina Alford, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Alford, was born in 1863 in Harris County, Georgia. She grew up there, Kemper County, Misissippi, and later in White County, Arkansas. On September,8, 1879, Christina married James T. Frizzel (4/1857-aft 1900) in White County. In 1880 the couple was living with Christina's parents, Thomas Jefferson and Mary Alford, in White County. Christina apparently died in 1897, as James was listed as a widower on the 1900 White County census. Her last child was born in Christina and James had the following children: Lillie Mae Frizzel (7/1885-?), Ellen Frizzel (8/1888-?), Luther B. Frizzel (4/17/1894-4/30/1945 / d. Lincoln Co., Ark.), and Ernest E. Frizzel (7/1896-?). 88. i Lillie Mae Frizzel #11990 b. JUL ii Ellen Frizzel #11991 b. AUG iii Luther B. Frizzel #11992 b. 17 Apr 1894, White Chapel Cemetery in Wichita, Kansas, m. Unknown # Luther died 30 Apr 1945, Lincoln County, Arkansas, buried: 1945, Unknown. 91. iv Ernest E. Frizzel #11993 b. JUL Juliet Alford #9437 (2.Thomas 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 1866, Harris County, Georgia, m. J.R. Russell #11995, b. 1869, Arkansas, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Juliet died 1885, Lonoke County, Arkansas, buried: 1885, Weeden Cemetery in Lonoke County, Ark. (127) Juliet Alford, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Alford, was born in 1866 in Harris County, Georgia. In 1871 she moved with her parents to White County, Arkansas. On December 16, 1884, Juliet married J.R. Russell in neighboring Lonoke County, Arkansas. Juliet died soon after the birth of her only child in She is buried at Weeden Cemetery in Lonoke County, Arkansas. Her only child was: Juliet Russell (9/1885-aft 1920 / b. Lonoke Co., Ark / m. Jesse Clay). 92. i Juliet Russell #11996 b. SEP 1885, Lonoke County, Arkansas, m. Jessie Clay #11997, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Juliet died Unknown, buried: Unknown.

10 William Henry "Billie" Alford #9438 (2.Thomas 2, 1.William 1 ) b. MAR 1870, Kemper County, Mississippi, m. Esther Arnold Lucas #12482, b. 1874, Indiana, d. AFT. 1930, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1930, Unknown. William died 10 Jun 1936, Lonoke County, Arkansas, buried: 1936, Weeden Cemetery in Lonoke Co, Arkansas. William Henry "Billie" Alford, son of Thomas Jefferson Alford, named after his paternal grandfather, was born in March of 1870 near DeKalb in Kemper County, Mississippi. Shortly after his birth, his family moved to White County, Arkansas, (around 1871) where grew up and in 1890, he eloped with and married Esther Arnold Lucas (2/1873-aft 1936) of Indiana, in neighboring Lonoke County, Arkansas. Family legend has it, that he stole her out of her bedroom window. In 1899 William moved to Smith County, Texas, where he spent six years, before returning to Lonoke County, Arkansas. The 1900 Texas census lists William as "Will Oliphant" in Smith County, Texas. On his return to Lonoke County, Arkansas, he settled in the village of Pettus, where they showed on the 1920 and 1930 censuses. William Henry was the manager of the large Ferguson plantation in Lonoke County. He died on June 10, 1936 in Lonoke County. His death was due to scirosis of the liver, with complications from Bronchitis. Nothing else is known of them, except that he is buried in the Weeden Cemetery in Lonoke County i Robert Lonzo Alford #12691 b. 19 Jun ii Forrest Alford #12692 b. 5 Nov 1893, Pettus (Lonoke County), Arkansas, m. Alice Cook #12896, b. 1895, Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Forrest died 3 Nov 1918, Unknown, buried: 1918, Unknown. (345) Forrest Alford, son of William Henry Alford, was born in Lonoke County, Arkansas (Pettus) on November 5, In 1906 he moved to Lonoke County, Arkansas (England) with his parents. In 1900 he moved to Smith County, Texas with his parents, where they stayed until 1905, then returning to Lonoke County, Arkansas. On July 11, 1914 he married Allie Cook (1895-aft 1920) in Lonoke County. On June 5, 1917, Forrest registered for the draft at Pettus, Arkansas. He died on November 3, iii Ethel Alford #12946 b. APR 1894, Lonoke County, Arkansas, m. Unknown # Ethel died Unknown, buried: Unknown. 96. iv Mary Alford #12947 b. MAR 1895, Lonoke County, Arkansas, m. Unknown # Mary died Unknown, buried: Unknown v Guy B. Alford #12693 b. 10 Nov vi Gracie Alford #12948 b. 27 Oct 1901, Tyler (Smith County), Texas, m. John Adams #12957, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Gracie died OCT 1983, North Little Rock, Arkansas, buried: 1983, Unknown vii Claude A. Alford #12690 b. 21 Oct viii Ocie Mae Alford #12694 b. 1 Jan ix Owen Alford #12955 b. 1 Jan 1908, Pettus (Lonoke County), Arkansas, m. Unknown # Owen died Unknown, buried: Unknown x Pearl Alford #12695 b. 25 Apr xi Carl Lee Alford #12696 b. 15 Dec xii Donie C. Alford #12697 b. 1916, Lonoke County, Arkansas, m. George M. Rose #12956, b. 1901, Texas, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Donie died Unknown, buried: Unknown xiii Albert Alford #12698 b. 1917, Lonoke County, Arkansas, m. Unknown # Albert died Unknown, buried: Unknown. 21. John A. Alford #9439 (2.Thomas 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 1872, White County, Arkansas, m. Martha Russell #11998, b. AUG 1880, Arkansas, d. AFT. 1911, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1911, Unknown. John died 6 Apr 1931, Tyler (Smith County), Texas, buried: 1931, Unknown. John Alford, son of Thomas Jefferson Alford, was born in 1872 in White County, Arkansas. John grew up in White County. In about 1898 he married Martha? (1880-aft 1911) in White County. Around 1899 he moved to Smith County, Texas

11 11 about the same time his older brother, Andrew Jackson Alford, did. He was in Smith County, Texas in 1910 (federal census), living on the Tyler to Winona Road. John Alford died on April 6, 1931 in Tyler (Smith County, Texas). John was a farmer by occupation. Nothing else is known of him 106. i Pearl Alford #11999 b. AUG 1899, White County, Arkansas, m. Unknown # Pearl died Unknown, buried: Unknown ii Callie Alford #11908 b. 1902, Smith County, Texas, m. Leomon Holley #11909, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Callie died Unknown, buried: Unknown iii Essie Alford #11917 b. 1904, Tyler (Smith County), Texas, m. Willis Jones #11918, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Essie died 2 Nov 1984, Smith County, Texas, buried: Unknown iv Johnnie Alford #12000 b. 1907, Tyler (Smith County), Texas, m. Unknown # Johnnie died Unknown, buried: Unknown. 24. Martha Brazora "Soda" Alford #9364 (4.William 2, 1.William 1 ) b. SEP 1863, Harris County, Georgia, m. Walter Branham Arnold #12025, b. 22 Apr 1846, Putnam County, Georgia, d. 28 Oct 1904, Atlanta (Fulton County), Ga., buried: 1904, Oakland Cemetery in Fulton Co, Georgia. Martha died 6 Jun 1938, Atlanta (Fulton County), Ga., buried: 1938, Unknown. (137) Martha Brazora "Soda" Alford, daughter of William Floyd Alford and his first wife, Mary Jane Cash Alford, was born in 1863 in Harris County, Georgia. She grew up there and later, as a teenager, in Bartow County. In 1879, she married Walter Arnold (1846-aft 1900), her next door neighbor, in Bartow County. In 1900 the family was living in the Edgewood district of DeKalb County, Georgia. By 1903 Walter and Martha had moved from De Kalkb to next door Fulton County, where they lived out their lives. Walter died on October 28, 1904 in Fulton County, Georgia and was buried in Oakland Cemetery in Atlanta. In 1910, Martha was living as a widow in Atlanta (Fulton County), and again in1920. By 1930, Martha was living on DeKalb Avenue in Atlanta (Fulton County). She died on June 6, 1938 in Fulton County. Walter and Martha "Soda" Arnold had the following children: Adeline Floyd "Addie" Arnold (1882-7/27/1934 / d. Madison County, Ga. / m. Charles Loridans), Nellie A. Arnold (1884-aft 1920), Walter Branham Arnold, Jr. (11/14/1890-aft 1900), Clarence Arnold (7/10/1893-2/1976), Albert Thornton Arnold (7/27/1894-3/1966 / d. Fulton Co., Ga), and Marshall Ledbetter Arnold (2/17/1898-7/26/1973 / d. Washington D.C) i George Arnold #12050 b. ABT. 1880, Bartow County, Georgia, m. Unknown # George died BEF. 1900, Unknown, buried: BEF. 1900, Unknown ii Adeline Floyd "Addie" Arnold #12026 b iii Nellie A. Arnold #12027 b iv Walter Branham Arnold, Jr. #12028 b. 14 Nov 1890, Unknown, m. Unknown # Walter died AFT. 1900, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1900, Unknown v Clarence Arnold #12029 b. 10 Jul 1893, Georgia, m. Unknown # Clarence died FEB 1976, Turin (Coweta County), Georgia, buried: 1976, UUnknown vi Albert Thornton Arnold #12030 b. 27 Jul 1894, Georgia, m. Unknown # Albert died MAR 1966, Atlanta (Fulton County), Ga., buried: 1966, Unknown vii Marshall Ledbetter Arnold #12031 b. 17 Feb 1898, Atlanta (Dekalb County), Ga., m. Unknown # Marshall died 26 Jul 1973, Washington, D.C., buried: 1973, Unknown. 25. Katherine Clifford Alford #6507 (4.William 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 30 Apr 1885, Bartow County, Georgia, m. William Barkley Terhune, Sr. #6505, b. 27 Feb 1896, Unknown, d. 15 Mar 1955, Floyd County, Ga., buried: 1955, Eastview Cemetery in Rome, Georgia. Katherine died 8 Sep 1968, Rome (Floyd County), Georgia, buried: 1968, Eastview Cemetery in Rome, Georgia. (131) Katherine Clifford Alford, oldest child of William Floyd Alford, was born April 30, 1885 in Bartow County, Georgia, near Rome. On

12 12 December 16, 1914 she married Barkley Terhune in Bartow County. Kate had a tremendous sense of humor and would often pull practical jokes on friends and strangers. On March 15, 1955 her husband passed away. She died on September 8, 1968 in Rome, Georgia (Floyd County) of Kidney blood poisoning and was buried at East View Cemetery in Rome. I have no information on her husband Barkley. Katherine's children were: George John Terhune (6/6/1919-9/21/1991 / m. Catherine Penley), William Terhune (10/19/1915-5/16/1986 / m. Dorene Tucker), and Laura Josephine "Priss" Terhune (4/1/1923-alive / m. Ed Gansler - 9/21/ /28/1992 m. 2/14/1948) i William Barclay Terhune, Jr. #9589 b. 19 Oct 1915, Bartow County, Georgia, m. Dorene Tucker #12022, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. William died 16 May 1986, Unknown, buried: 1986, Unknown ii George John Terhune #9590 b. 16 Jun 1919, Bartow County, Georgia, m. Catherine Penley #12023, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. George died 21 Sep 1991, Unknown, buried: 1991, Unknown iii Laura Josephine "Priss" Terhune #9591 b. 1 Apr 1923, Bartow County, Georgia, m. Ed Gansler #12024, b. 21 Sep 1913, Unknown, d. 28 Dec 1992, Unknown, buried: 1992, Unknown. Laura died Alive in 2001, buried: N/A. 26. William Leroy Alford #6491 (4.William 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 13 Apr 1887, Bartow County, Ga., m. Juliet Elizabeth Griffin #6492, b. 2 Nov 1897, Bartow County, Georgia, d. 13 Sep 1976, Kingston (Bartow County), Ga., buried: 1976, Spring Creek Baptist Church Cemetery Co. William died 26 Jul 1965, Rome (Floyd County), Ga., buried: 1965, Spring Creek Cemetery in Bartow, georgia. (132) William Leroy Alford, oldest son of William Floyd Alford, was born on April 14, 1887 in Bartow County, Georgia. He grew up in Bartow County and married Juliet Elizabeth Griffin, a schoolteacher at Redleggon School in Bartow County, (11/2/1897-9/13/ b. Bartow County) there on July 16, As a young man he served in the U.S. Army during World War I and was a lifetime member of the Masonic Order. He was stationed near Chattanooga, Tennessee with an outfit that shoed Army horses. After the war he farmed mostly, but after losing farm he sold produce and animals from his truck. He patented a wire clothespin. He sold these clothespins and clotheslines for a living. In 1930 William Leroy showed on the federal census, living on Church Street in Rome, Georgia (Floyd County). He continued to live and raise his family in the Rome, Georgia area (Chulio township) until around 1933, when he moved to Irwin County, Georgia, near Tifton. There they stayed until around 1940, when they moved to Suwannee County, Florida, in the town of Mayo. At sometime in later life William Leroy and Elizabeth moved back to Bartow County and lived at what is now 411 Nickols Road in Rome. William Leroy Alford died on July 26, 1965 in Rome, Georgia (Floyd County). His wife Elizabeth died on September 13, 1976 in Kingston, Georgia (Floyd County) of cancer and a stroke. They are both buried at Spring Creek Cemetery i Geneva Griffin Alford #6730 b. 27 Dec ii William Floyd "Bill" Alford #6731 b. 6 Mar iii Robert Cecil Alford #6732 b. 27 Jan iv Rudolph Demille Alford #6733 b. 20 Jan v Truitt Clifford Alford #6734 b. 1 Sep vi Marshall Neal Alford #6735 b. 26 Feb vii Lee Roy Alford #6736 b. 18 Dec 1930, Rome (Floyd County), Ga., m. Never Married #6746. Lee died 30 Dec 1930, Rome (Floyd County), Ga., buried: 1930, Spring Creek Baptist Church Cemetery Co. (363) Lee Roy Alford, son of William Leroy Alford, was born on December 18, 1930 in Floyd County, Georgia, but died 12 days later, on December He died by choking to death on his naval cord, because bad weather caused the doctor to be late in arriving. He is buried at Spring Creek Baptist Church viii Julian Columbus Alford #6737 b. 16 Apr 1932.

13 ix Laura Elizabeth Alford #6493 b. 24 Apr x Walter Eugene Alford #6738 b. 12 Mar xi Martha Eugenia Alford #6739 b. 10 Aug Charles Job Alford, Sr. #1122 (4.William 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 27 Jul 1888, Bartow County, Georgia, m. Nellie Lee Murphy #1123, b. 18 Nov 1891, Armurchee (Floyd County), Ga., d. 10 Mar 1978, Fort Valley (Peach County), Ga., buried: 1978, Oak Lawn Cemetery in Fort Valley, Ga. Charles died 27 Dec 1974, Fort Valley (Peach County), Ga., buried: 1974, Oak Lawn Cemetery in Fort Valley, Ga. (133) Charles Job Alford, Sr., son of William Floyd Alford, was born July 27, 1888 in Bartow County, Georgia. He grew up in the Rome, Georgia area and married Nellie Lee Murphy (11/18/1891-3/10/ b. Floyd County) on May 10, 1916 in Floyd County. He was living in Chulio Township of Floyd County in 1920 (census). The family stayed and grew in this area, just outside of Rome, in Watters Township, where he showed on the 1930 census, until the mid-1930s when Charles Job moved to Macon, Georgia. Here he farmed and grew peaches, while his wife was a schoolteacher. Charles Job died on December 27, 1974 in Ft. Valley, Georgia in Peach County. Nellie, his wife, died March 10, 1978 in Ft. Valley. Both are buried in Oaklawn Cemetery in Fort Valley i Sarah George Alford #1108 b. 10 Sep ii Laura Virginia Alford #6803 b. 6 Jul iii Charles Job Alford, Jr. #3500 b. 12 Apr iv Annelle Alford #6804 b. 4 Dec v William Carlton Alford #6805 b. 25 Oct Laura Leonard "Peggy" Alford #6509 (4.William 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 20 Dec 1889, Bartow County, Georgia, m. Joseph Sante Crawford #6510, b. 1876, Georgia, d. 26 Nov 1940, Rome (Floyd County), Ga., buried: 1940, Myrtle Hill Cemetery in Rome, Georgia. Laura died 18 May 1972, Rome (Floyd County), Ga., buried: 1972, Myrtle Hill Cemetery in Rome, Georgia. (134) Laura Leonard "Peggy" Alford, daughter of William Floyd Alford, was born on December 20, 1889 in Bartow County, Georgia. On February 28, 1920 she married Joseph Sante Crawford (d /1940). The couple lived all their life in or near Rome, Georgia. "Peggy" Alford Crawford died on May 18, 1972 in Rome, Georgia of a stroke. She is buried at Myrtle Hill Cemetery in Rome. They had one child: Joseph Crawford (born and died before 1920). Laura was a realtor and a housewife. They lived at 304 Lakeshore Drive in North Rome, Ga i Joseph Crawford #6846 b. 1920, Rome (Floyd County), Ga., m. Never Married # Joseph died 1920, Rome (Floyd County), Ga., buried: Unknown. 29. Patrick Ewell "Buck" Alford #6511 (4.William 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 28 Jun 1891, Bartow County, Ga., m. Catherine Young #6512, b. 1890, Alabama, d. 23 Mar 1968, Unknown, buried: 1968, East View Cemetery in Rome, Georgia. Patrick died 31 May 1956, Gainesville, Georgia, buried: 1956, East View Cemetery in Rome, Georgia. Patrick Ewell "Buck" Alford, son of William Floyd Alford, was born on June 28, 1891 in Bartow County, Georgia. On June 5, 1917, "Buck" registered for the WWI draft. As a young man he worked as a farmer and a fertilizer salesman. He grew up in Bartow County and married Catherine Young ( /23/1968) on January 7, 1923 in Bartow County. In 1925 Pat was living for a short time in Florida, before returning to Georgia by 1930, when he was living in Atlanta (DeKalb County), Georgia. At this time he sold life insurance. Later in life he lived in Gainesville, Georgia, where he was in the lumber business. "Buck" Alford died May 31, 1956, in Gainesville. "Buck" and his wife are buried at East View Cemetery in North Rome, Georgia 137. i Catherine Young Alford #6844 b. 15 May 1925, Florida, m. Bryan Springle #6845, b.

14 14 Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. Catherine died Unknown, buried: Unknown. 30. George Jefferson Alford #6513 (4.William 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 17 Apr 1894, Bartow County, Ga., m. Mable Rebecca Vaughn #6514, b. 13 Oct 1897, Rome (Floyd County), Ga., d. 13 Aug 1991, Acworth (Cobb County), Ga., buried: 1991, East View Cemetery in Rome, Georgia. George died 24 Oct 1974, Acworth (Cobb County), Ga., buried: 1974, East View Cemetery in Rome, Georgia. (136) George Jefferson Alford, son of William Floyd Alford, was born on April 17, 1894 in Bartow County, Georgia. He grew up in the Rome, Georgia area. On June 5, 1917, George registered for the WW1 draft in Bartow County. He married Mable Rebecca Vaughn (10/13/1897-8/13/ b. Floyd County, Ga.) on July 1,1920 in Rome, Georgia (Floyd County). George was a farmer, but later managed B. Lloyds' Roadside store near Barnsville, Ga. His wife worked at a Davison's and Macy's Department Stores. He later lived at 6156 N. Main Street in Acworth, where he later died on October 24, His wife died later on August 13, 1991, also in Acworth. George Jefferson and Mable Alford, both buried at East View Cemetery in Rome i George Jefferson "Rea" Alford, Jr. #6836 b. 28 Jan ii Vernon Hume "Pap" Alford #6837 b. 5 Mar 1924, Bartow County, Georgia, m. Never Married #6841. Vernon died 22 Jan 1942, Europe, buried: 1942, East View Cemetery in Rome, Georgia. (375) Vernon Hume "Pap" Alford, son of George Jefferson Alford, was born on March 5, 1924 Bartow County, Georgia. He grew up in Bartow County. During World War II he served in the U.S. Army, and was killed in action on January 22, 1942 in Europe. He never married and is buried at Eastview Cemetery in North Rome, Georgia iii Betty Maxine Alford #6838 b. 24 May 1925, Silver Creek (Bartow County), Ga., m. John Doyle Harrison #6842, b. Unknown, d. Alive in 1999, buried: N/A. Betty died Alive in 1999, buried: N/A. (376) Betty Maxine Alford, daughter of George Jefferson Alford, was born on May 24, 1925 in Bartow County, Georgia. She grew up there and married John Harrison. Nothing else is known of her iv Mabel Jeanette Alford #6839 b. 16 May 1927, Bartow County, Georgia, m. William Tyrannus Rutledge #6843, b. Unknown, d. Aliive in 2001, buried: N/A. Mabel died Alive in 1999, buried: N/A. (377) Mabel Jeanette Alford, daughter of George Jefferson Alford, was born on May 16, 1927 in Bartow County, Georgia. She grew up in the Rome, Georgia area, and on August 22, 1948, she married William Tyrannus Rutledge in Powder Springs, Georgia. She worked as Postal Service clerk and her husband worked as an engineer at Lockheed Aircraft Corporation in Marietta, Georgia. 32. William D. Huckaba #12007 (5.Miranda 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 1874, Harris County, Georgia, m. Emma? #12008, b. Unknown, d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. William died Unknown, buried: Unknown i Jesse Huckaba #12009 b William L. Edwards #16083 (6.Matilda 2, 1.William 1 ) b. 1866, Russell County, Alabama, m. Mary F. Prichard #16089, b. 1867, Alabama, d. AFT. 1910, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1910, Unknown. William died AFT. 1910, Unknown, buried: AFT. 1910, Unknown i James Emmett Edwards #16093 b. 5 Apr 1893, Muscogee County, Georgia, m. James Emmett Edwards #16093, b. 5 Apr 1893, Muscogee County, Georgia, (son of William L. Edwards #16083 and Mary F. Prichard #16089) d. Unknown, buried: Unknown. James died Unknown, buried: Unknown. Registered for draft 1/5/1917. Was totally blind. Lived in Coulumbus and peddled pencils. James: Registered for draft 1/5/1917. Was totally blind. Lived in Coulumbus and peddled pencils.