Descendants of James McClenny

Descendants of James McClenny Generation No. 1 1. JAMES 1 MCCLENNY was born Abt. 1733 in Virginia or North Carolina, and died Abt. 1793 in Johnston County, North Carolina. He married MARTHA. She was born Abt. 1743, and died Abt. 1805. Notes for JAMES MCCLENNY: Some of the below information was taken directly from "JAMES MCCLENNY - BENJAMIN CLENNY and SOME OF THEIR DESCENDANTS", compiled and released on 1 March, 1986 by: Faye (McClenny) Griffin and Lazelle (Parsons) Long (Mrs. Carl William) (Mrs. A. D.) 304 Maple Street 4009 Lakewood Drive Enterprise, AL 36330 Columbus, GA 31904 Sampson County, NC Patent Book 15, page 274 shows on 22 December, 1759, Benjamin Joyner granted 200 acres in Duplin County on the east side of Coherea on both sides of Reedy Meadow, joining William Ingram, Nathan Vick and Reedy Meadow Swamp. Sampson County, NC Deed Book 1, page 252 shows on 2 March, 1767, Benjamin Joyner to William Gurley of Johnston County, 100 acres for 28 L 10 S. Between Nat West and Thomas Kindraks and it being part of the survey that Kindral now lives on and lying on both sides of Reedy Meadow Branch, part of a patent granted to Benjamin Joyner in 1759. Sampson County, NC Deed Book 6, page 192 shows on 29 August, 1776, William Gurley sold the above 100 acres to James McClenny (both of Duplin County, NC). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- The following information was published in the March, 1982, Johnston County Genealogical Society Newsletter: Revolutionary Army accounts (1776-1792) State Treasurer NC state archives, Raleigh, NC, film s.115.40n Volume VI, number 23, page 48 Hillsborough Treasury Office By whom paid: Arthur Bryan, Sheriff, Johnston County Number on back of certificate: 12 Person's name in whom issued: James McClenny Principal: 6 lb 15 shillings Interest: 1 lb 16 shillings 6 pence These accounts included payments to soldiers of the Third Chickamauga Expedition in the Cherokee Indian Wars of 1776-1790. It is not known if James McClenny served in these wars or in the Revolutionary War. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- James was said to be in North Carolina by the 1780's and is in records as a patriot of the Revolution. He received pay for some service, unknown as to type. James was the first McClenny found in the Duplin County (part of which became Samson County in 1784) area of North Carolina. Sampson County, NC Deed Book 7, page 183 shows on 19 November, 1780 James McClenny sold 50 acres for 20 L which was land in Duplin County on the west side of Ready Meadow, beginning at David Millers line at the run of the Ready Meadow, thenc down the said Meadow to the mouth of Hog Pen Branch near William McClams thence with his line to the back line near David Millers, thence with his line to the beginning. 1

Sampson County, NC Minutes Book IV (1787-1792) shows on 8 February, 1782, Peter Lee sold Thomas Clenny (both of Duplin County) 100 acres in Johnston County for 70 L. Sampson County, NC Deed Book 20, page 101 shows on 30 November, 1784, James McClenny of Johnson County sold 50 acres to Cooper Vick for 60 pounds. Johnston County, NC Taxables, page 341, # 1117 (1784) shows James McLaney or McLancy owned 900 acres with 1 free poll, no blacks. Sampson County was incorporated into Duplin County in 1784. "A list of the inhabitants of Johnston County for the year 1787. Recorded March 16, 1787. A list of the number of inhabitants of Capt. John Bryan of Every Sect. and Condition.", page 2 lists: James McClenny - 1-3 - 3 (no slaves). The 1790 Census for Newbern District, Johnston County, NC on page 142 lists: James McClenny, 1 FWM over 16, 4 FWM under 16, 3 FWF, no other free persons, one slave. Sampson County Deed Book 9, page 142 shows James McClenney, Sr. of Johnston County sold 200 acres (more or less) for 60 pounds to Shaderach Jones in 1792. No conclusion can be made regarding the division of James McClenny's estate. Johnston County records from 1798 to 30 November, 1801 are missing. Sampson County minutes and other court records have not yet been examined. His date of death is surmised based on dates in his will which is on record 1793, Johnston County, North Carolina. His will, which was dated 27 November, 1792 and was proved on 27 August, 1793 states: WILL of James McClenny Dated: November 27, 1792 Proved: August 27, 1793 "In the name of God Amen, I JAMES M,cLeny.. etc. Executors: SAMUEL LEE & NATHAN GODWIN. Wife: PATY M,cLeny - all my land with my plantation, stock of all kind, all household furniture, and a negro "garl" for her lifetime or widowhood & after her death or widowhood plantation land divided between two youngest sons, SAMUEL & MOSES and 400 a. divided between 3 oldest sons, JAMES, WILLIAM & JOHN, & negro "garl" & her increase to be equally divided among my SEVEN CHILDREN. James M,cLenny" Note: The grammer and spelling is as the will was written. The Sampson County Court formed a committee to divide James' estate between his 3 sons, James, William and John. The committee partitioned the land and held a drawing in 1826 for the 8 parcels which constituted a total of 461 acres. Benjamin Jones drew in right of his wife, Polley McClenny. James Jefferson Phillips drew in right of his wife, Mary McClenny. Samuel, John, William and Moses McClenny drew for themselves. Notes for MARTHA: Johnston County, NC Taxables (1784-1820) by Weynette P. Haun shows the following entries: page 10, # 37-1799 Henry Stevens District - Martha McClenny page 19, # 69-1800 Henry Stevens District - Pattey McLenny - 700 acres - 1 Black Poll - 700 acres - 1 Black Poll 2

page 24, # 90-1801 Henry Stevens District - Patty Clenny - 100 acres - 1 Black Poll page 49, # 180-1802 Capt. John Stevens District - Martha McClenny - 100 acres - 0 Black Poll page 45, # 164-1803 Capt. John Stevens District - Martha Clenny - 100 acres - 1 Black Poll page 70, # 256-1804 Capt. Erwin Price's District - Patty Clenny - 100 acres - 1 Black Poll page 71, # 260-1805 Capt. Isaac Williams District - Martha Clenny - 100 acres - 1 Black Poll She was not found after the 1805 tax list unless she was the following entry: 1820 Census - Sampson County - Martha McClenny - 2 females over 45, 2 males under 10 Children of JAMES MCCLENNY and MARTHA are: i. JAMES 2 MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1755-1790; d. August 09, 1808. Notes for JAMES MCCLENNY: When he died, the land inherited from his father was divided among his brothers and Mary & Benjamin Jones, Mary & James Jefferson Phillips, d/o his sister Sally. ii. JOHN MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1755-1790. Notes for JOHN MCCLENNY: Although we cannot be sure, the following appears to reference this John McClenny. National Archives, card 3825974 - War of 1812 shows: John McClenny, Private in Bruton's Company, 2nd Regiment, Company of Infantry (militia) stationed at Beaufort, NC under command of Capt. Redding Shipp. He appears on a Muster Roll detached from the counties of Pitt, Green, Wayne and Johnston. He commenced service on 29 July, 1813. He deserted on 10 September, 1813. iii. MOSES MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1755-1790. Notes for MOSES MCCLENNY: A Moses McClenny was found in Wayne County in the 1840 and 1850 censuses. iv. MARY MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1755-1790, North Carolina; d. Alabama; m. BENJAMIN JONES, April 01, 1793, Johnson County, North Carolina. Notes for MARY MCCLENNY: Her marriage record in the Johnson County, North Carolina Marriage Bonds indicates her last name was "Clenny." She and her husband, Benjamin Jones moved to Alabama at some point as they are listed there in the 1830 census. Notes for BENJAMIN JONES: A Benjamin Jones married a Ruthy McClenny at Perquimans County, NC on 11 October, 1827. More About BENJAMIN JONES and MARY MCCLENNY: Marriage: April 01, 1793, Johnson County, North Carolina v. SALLY MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1755-1790. Notes for SALLY MCCLENNY: She was not named in the will of her father, James McClenny, dated 11-27-1792 so she may have died prior to that time. 3

2. vi. WILLIAM MARION MCCLENNY, SR., b. 1787, North Carolina; d. Abt. 1819, North Carolina. 3. vii. SAMUEL MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1790, Johnston County, North Carolina; d. September 1850, Pike County, Alabama. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM MARION 2 MCCLENNY, SR. (JAMES 1 ) was born 1787 in North Carolina, and died Abt. 1819 in North Carolina. He married PHEREBY LEE January 25, 1807 in Johnston County, North Carolina, daughter of DAVID LEE and ANNA ELDRIDGE. She was born Abt. 1790 in North Carolina, and died Abt. 1870 in Fayette County, Georgia. Notes for WILLIAM MARION MCCLENNY, SR.: 1800 Census shows him living in Johnston County, North Carolina as head of household. Sampson County, NC Deed Book 12, page 47 shows on 14 May, 1802, he purchased 270 acres from John Bearfoot. Sampson County, NC Deed Book, pages 123 & 124 shows on 7 December, 1804, he purchased 60 acres for 50 pounds. Sampson County, NC Deed Book 14, page 311 shows on 13 May, 1805, he sold Hardy Royal 60 acres for 60 pounds. Johnson County, NC Deed Book 7, page 22 shows on 22 July, 1807, he sold Elizabeth Blackman of Johnson County, NC "one young likely negro girl named Sofie about seven years old" for 96 pounds and 5 shillings. Sampson County, NC Deed Book, 16, page 199 shows on 23 May, 1808, he sold Joel Godwin 270 acres for $ 212.00. The North Carolina Genealogical Society found Marriage Bonds filed at the NC State Archives showing: Clenny, William and Lee Phereby, dated 11 November 1807 in Johnston County, NC. Another person reported his marriage date as 25 March, 1807 and name as William Clenny. Sampson County, NC Deed Book 21, page 76 shows James Holmes, Sheriff, exposed the sale of the land owned by John McClenne and William McClene at public auction at the court house in Sampson County in 1808. Peter Lee purchased the land for $ 47.00. 1810 Census shows him in Sampson County, NC. Family records indicate William and Phereby moved to Fayetteville, Georgia in 1822. Later they moved to Alabama. When he died, his wife, Phereby married Herod Thornton and later moved to Fayette County, Georgia. William's children received land grants in Georgia land lotteries. Notes for PHEREBY LEE: She has also been listed as "Phereba Lee" and "Pheriby Lee". Phereby married Herod in Johnston County, North Carolina after her first husband, William McClenny, died. The McClenny's and Thornton's had been neighbors in Sampson County in 1810 and had earlier had close family ties when they lived in Johnston County, North Carolina prior to that. Herod & Phereby left North Carolina and settled in Fayette County, Georgia in the late 1820's. She was listed in the 1860 Census, page 117, # 840 in Fayette County, Georgia as 70 years of age, a farmer, born in North Carolina. 4

Her $ 502.25 estate was settled on 1 January, 1877. James & Martha (Branch 5) She was buried in Thornton Cemetery, Hopefull Community, North Fayette County, Georgia along with her second husband, Herod Thornton. Phereby's will was probated in 1872 and the heirs by William received sums in the amount of $ 71.35. More About PHEREBY LEE: Burial: Thornton Cemetery, Hopeful Community, Fayette County, Georgia More About WILLIAM MCCLENNY and PHEREBY LEE: Marriage: January 25, 1807, Johnston County, North Carolina Children of WILLIAM MCCLENNY and PHEREBY LEE are: 4. i. MARY ANN 3 MCCLENNY, b. 1810, North Carolina; d. Aft. 1860. 5. ii. JENIFER LEE MCCLENNY, b. November 05, 1811, North Carolina; d. February 08, 1877, Fayette County, Georgia. 6. iii. WILLIAM MARION MCCLENNY, JR., b. November 25, 1814, North Carolina; d. January 01, 1886, Henry County, Alabama. 7. iv. DAVID W. MCCLENNY, b. December 25, 1816, South Carolina; d. February 1895, Dale or Henry County, Alabama. 3. SAMUEL 2 MCCLENNY (JAMES 1 ) was born Abt. 1790 in Johnston County, North Carolina, and died September 1850 in Pike County, Alabama. He married MARTHA ELIZABETH NOLES November 29, 1810 in Johnston County, North Carolina. She was born Abt. 1790. Notes for SAMUEL MCCLENNY: GRS CD # 4 Marriage Records for North Carolina shows his name as Samuel MClenny. The 1810 Census shows Samuel McClenny in Johnston County, North Carolina as head of household. 1 m 26-45, 1 f 26-45, 1 m under 10, 2 f under 10 Johnston County, NC Taxable (1784-1820) show 1812 Samuel McClenny with 275 acres of land and 1 free poll 1816 Samuel McClenny with - acres of land and 1 free poll 1817 Samuel Clenny with - acres of land and 1 free poll 1818 Samuel McClenny with - acres of land and 1 free poll 1819 Samuel Clenny with - acres of land and 1 free poll 1820 Samuel Clenny with - acres of land and 1 free poll 1820 Census shows Samuel McClenny in Johnston County, NC 1 m 26-45, 1 f 26-45, 1 m under 10, 2 f under 10 During the 1820's Samuel moved to Alabama. 1830 Census shows Samuel McClenny in Montgomery County, Alabama 1 m 30-40, 1 f 30-40, 1 m 15-20, 1 m 5-10, 2 m under 5, 1 f 15-20, 1 f 5-10 1836 Montgomery County, Alabama land records indicate Samuel was living in the county. 1850 Pike County, Alabama Mortality Schedule shows he died of "congestion and chills, was sick for 6 days." Notes for MARTHA ELIZABETH NOLES: Her last name may have been "Knowles". 5

1850 Census 2nd district (14 November, 1850) #524 shows: Elizabeth McClenny 60 Virginia More About SAMUEL MCCLENNY and MARTHA NOLES: Marriage: November 29, 1810, Johnston County, North Carolina Children of SAMUEL MCCLENNY and MARTHA NOLES are: 8. i. ITHIEL 3 MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1810. ii. JOHN W. MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1810-1840; m. NANCY KEY, August 18, 1846, Montgomery County, Alabama. Notes for JOHN W. MCCLENNY: A John W. McClenny was a soldier and is listed in an "Index to Tennessee Confederate Pension Applications" transcribed and edited by Samuel Sistler in 1994. He was listed as being in the 44th Infantry. He was listed as being from Lincoln County. His application number was 2489. He was also listed as a Private in E Company, 44th Infantry in "Tennesseans In The Civil War" published by the Civil War Centennial Commission, Nashville, Tennessee in 1965. His name was listed twice with one spelling as "McClinny, John W." According to the Fort Delaware Society, National Archives Tape 45 shows Private J.W. McClenny of the 44th Tennessee, Company B was captured at Petersburg, Virginia on April 4, 1865 and released (from Fort Delaware) on May 7, 1865. More About JOHN MCCLENNY and NANCY KEY: Marriage: August 18, 1846, Montgomery County, Alabama iii. X. MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1815. 9. iv. JAMES SAMUEL MCCLENNY, SR., b. Bet. 1820-1824, South Carolina. 10. v. MOSES JACKSON MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1826, Alabama; d. December 09, 1919. 11. vi. ELIZABETH J. MCCLENNY, b. Bef. 1831; d. April 10, 1900, Bullock County, Alabama. Generation No. 3 4. MARY ANN 3 MCCLENNY (WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born 1810 in North Carolina, and died Aft. 1860. She married WILLIAM BETTERTON February 04, 1830 in Fayette County, Georgia, son of THOMAS BETTERTON and PALATIA BAILEY. He was born 1808 in South Carolina, and died in Paneola County, Mississippi. Notes for MARY ANN MCCLENNY: Her birthplace and approximate birthdate were found in the 1830 Census taken in Fayette County, GA More About WILLIAM BETTERTON and MARY MCCLENNY: Marriage: February 04, 1830, Fayette County, Georgia Children of MARY MCCLENNY and WILLIAM BETTERTON are: i. ELIZA 4 BETTERTON, b. 1831. ii. LEVI A. BETTERTON, b. 1833. iii. SIMEON A. BETTERTON, b. 1835. iv. ASBERRY T. BETTERTON, b. 1836. v. MATILDA S. BETTERTON, b. 1840. vi. WILLIAM H. BETTERTON, b. 1842. vii. PHARABY LEE BETTERTON, b. November 29, 1843, Mississippi. viii. ELIZABETH A. BETTERTON, b. 1845. ix. ADOLPHUS C. BETTERTON, b. 1847. x. MARY H. BETTERTON, b. 1856. xi. WILLIAM S. BETTERTON, b. 1858. 6

5. JENIFER LEE 3 MCCLENNY (WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born November 05, 1811 in North Carolina, and died February 08, 1877 in Fayette County, Georgia. She married BLACKMAN THORNTON January 03, 1832, son of HEROD THORNTON and ZELPHA BLACKMAN. Notes for JENIFER LEE MCCLENNY: Her first name may have been spelled "Jenefer) and her nickname was Jincy or Jency. Her date of birth was found on her tombstone as was her state of birth and this inscription, "She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother, and a friend to all." A family descendant (Calista) reports different birth and death dates: 13 June 1806 and 11 Nov 1892. Her husband, Blackman Thornton, was her stepbrother from her mother's second marriage to Herod Thornton whose first wife and mother of Blackman was Zelpha Blackman. She was buried in Thornton Cemetery, Hopeful Community, Fayette County, GA. Notes for BLACKMAN THORNTON: The inscription on his tombstone is "Mid toil and peril he life's journey trod. Yet walked secure for he walked with God." More About BLACKMAN THORNTON and JENIFER MCCLENNY: Marriage: January 03, 1832 Children of JENIFER MCCLENNY and BLACKMAN THORNTON are: i. ANNA 4 THORNTON, b. October 05, 1833, Fayette County, Georgia; d. May 24, 1914, Fayette County, Georgia; m. WILLIAM H. STANLEY. 12. ii. REBECCA THORNTON, b. February 07, 1834, Fayette County, Georgia; d. May 24, 1914, Fayette County, Georgia. iii. HIRAM H. THORNTON, b. 1835; d. February 11, 1863, Fredericksburg, Virginia; m. ELIZABETH SPEIR. Notes for HIRAM H. THORNTON: He was killed during the Civil War. iv. FELIX B. THORNTON, b. May 20, 1838, Fayette County, Georgia; d. May 18, 1862; m. NANCY. Notes for FELIX B. THORNTON: He was killed in the Civil War. v. ZILPHA THORNTON, b. August 24, 1839, Fayette County, Georgia; d. 1851, Fayette County, Georgia. Notes for ZILPHA THORNTON: Her name is also spelled "Zelpha." vi. MARY JANE THORNTON, b. June 19, 1841, Fayette County, Georgia; d. July 15, 1869, Fayette County, Georgia. 13. vii. EVELINE THORNTON, b. August 19, 1843, Fayette County, Georgia; d. September 14, 1931, Fayette County, Georgia. 14. viii. PHEREBA THORNTON, b. November 27, 1844, Fayette County, Georgia; d. October 04, 1930, Fayette County, Georgia. ix. CATHERINE THORNTON, b. May 28, 1846, Fayette County, Georgia; d. July 08, 1880, Fayette County, Georgia. Notes for CATHERINE THORNTON: It is believed her knickname was "Kitsey." x. MIRANDA JANE THORNTON, b. April 05, 1848, Fayette County, Georgia; d. September 09, 1937, Fayette County, Georgia; m. CALENDAR BLACKMAN BROGDEN. 7

Notes for MIRANDA JANE THORNTON: She was also known as "Maranda J. A. Thornton." xi. BLACKMAN LELAND THORNTON, b. September 06, 1852, Fayette County, Georgia; d. October 28, 1934, Fayette County, Georgia; m. TABITHA ADALINE RIVERS, January 06, 1876. More About BLACKMAN THORNTON and TABITHA RIVERS: Marriage: January 06, 1876 6. WILLIAM MARION 3 MCCLENNY, JR. (WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born November 25, 1814 in North Carolina, and died January 01, 1886 in Henry County, Alabama. He married SARAH CAMERON December 16, 1846 in Henry County, Alabama, daughter of ANGUS CAMERON. She was born April 15, 1826 in Alabama, and died October 22, 1907 in Henry County, Alabama. Notes for WILLIAM MARION MCCLENNY, JR.: William grew up to be a carpenter and a Baptist. His marriage is listed in the Henry County, AL Marriage Records, 1821-1868 (Marriage Book "A") Henry's Heritage, Vol II 187 William and his brother David were among SE (Henry County) Alabama's earliest settlers, arriving about 1841. William's land was in township 8, range 28 where another relative, Reuben McClenny, had acquired land in 1834. 1860 Census, Henry County, AL, Abbeville Post Office (23 August, 1860) shows: William McClenny 48 South CarolinaHouse Carpenter Sarah 35 Alabama James W. 14 Alabama George 12 AL Epsy M. 10 AL Reuben 8 AL Mandy 6 AL Sarah Ann 4 AL William W. 2 AL Angus M. 2 AL 1870 Census, Henry County, AL, Abbeville Post Office (20 June, 1870) shows: William McClenny 59 NC Farmer Sarah 38 AL James W. 22 AL George W. 20 AL Epsy Martha Ann 18 AL Reuben Crawford 17 AL Amanda E. 14 AL Sarah A. 13 AL William W. 11 AL Angus 11 AL John 9 AL Frances M. 7 AL Melvina 5 AL Edie A. 2 AL On 31 January, 1871, William received $ 70.35, 1 full share, from the estate of his mother, Phereby Thornton, deceased, Fayette County, GA. The family lived in the Lawrenceville area and in the 1880's, he built a home near Headland. He was elderly by then but was an accomplished "house carpenter". He hand planed the wood he used and the windows were the first glass paned windows in the area. 8

More About WILLIAM MARION MCCLENNY, JR.: Burial: Piney Grove Cemetary Notes for SARAH CAMERON: 1900 Census, Henry County, Alabama, Newville, Pricinct 21 (4 June 4, 1900) shows: John F. Love 57 GA Farmer Rachel (wife) 24 AL Sarah McCleney 74 AL Farmer (mother) Epsie M. McCleney 48 AL Farmer (daughter) Myrtle McCleney 12 AL (granddaughter) The census reported that Sarah had 9 living children at that time. She was buried in the Piney Grove Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Headland, Henry County, AL. More About WILLIAM MCCLENNY and SARAH CAMERON: Marriage: December 16, 1846, Henry County, Alabama Children of WILLIAM MCCLENNY and SARAH CAMERON are: i. DEELIE 4 MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1834-1886; d. Bef. 1900. Notes for DEELIE MCCLENNY: He appears as child # 14, deceased in the Circuit Court of Henry County, Alabama, in equity 20 May, 1976, following the death of Myrtle McClenny. He does not appear with the other family members in the family Bible or other records. 15. ii. JAMES WASHINGTON MCCLENNY, b. October 02, 1847, Henry County, Alabama; d. June 28, 1931, Alabama. 16. iii. GEORGE OUTLER MCCLENNY, b. August 04, 1849; d. December 09, 1934, Henry County, Alabama. 17. iv. ESPIE MARTHA ANN MCCLENNY, b. February 10, 1851; d. November 07, 1933, Henry County, AL. 18. v. REUBEN CRAWFORD MCCLENNY, b. September 19, 1852, Newville, Alabama; d. July 08, 1910, Newville, Alabama. vi. AMANDA E. MCCLENNY, b. August 12, 1854, Henry County, AL; d. November 24, 1870, Henry County, AL. Notes for AMANDA E. MCCLENNY: She was buried in Whitehead Cemetery. vii. SARAH ANN V. MCCLENNY, b. May 18, 1856, Henry County, Alabama; d. October 22, 1896, Henry County, Alabama; m. L. C. DAVIS, October 01, 1896, Henry County, Alabama. Notes for SARAH ANN V. MCCLENNY: She was buried in Piney Grove Cemetery, AL. Notes for L. C. DAVIS: Nickname was Jim More About L. DAVIS and SARAH MCCLENNY: Marriage: October 01, 1896, Henry County, Alabama 19. viii. WILLIAM WILBURN MCCLENNY, b. November 13, 1858, Henry County, Alabama; d. November 11, 1912, 9

Henry County, Alabama. 20. ix. ANGUS MARION MCCLENNY, b. November 13, 1858; d. September 16, 1932. x. JEFFERSON DAVIS MCCLENNY, b. November 06, 1861, Alabama; d. May 08, 1917, Tenaha, Texas; m. ANNIE CORBITT, Abt. 1892. Notes for JEFFERSON DAVIS MCCLENNY: He was also known as "John". There is a J. D. listed in the 1880 Census, pg 107 in E.D. 154, Erath County, TX and this probably refers to him. He was buried in Tenaha Cemetary, Tenaha, Texas. More About JEFFERSON MCCLENNY and ANNIE CORBITT: Marriage: Abt. 1892 xi. FRANCIS MARION MCCLENNY, b. May 18, 1863, Alabama?; d. Abt. 1870. Notes for FRANCIS MARION MCCLENNY: He was buried in Whitehead cemetery. Francis is listed in family bible under deaths, but no date is given. 21. xii. NANCY ANN MELVINA MCCLENNY, b. September 06, 1866, Henry County, AL; d. October 09, 1949. 22. xiii. EDITH ANGELINE MCCLENNY, b. July 29, 1869, Headland, Alabama; d. April 29, 1943, Fairburn, Georgia. xiv. MARCUS D. LAFAYETTE MCCLENNY, b. November 24, 1872, Henry County, Alabama; d. Abt. 1875, Alabama. Notes for MARCUS D. LAFAYETTE MCCLENNY: He is buried in Whitehead Cemetery. 7. DAVID W. 3 MCCLENNY (WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born December 25, 1816 in South Carolina, and died February 1895 in Dale or Henry County, Alabama. He married GATSY ANN PELHAM September 07, 1841 in Fayette County, Georgia, daughter of HUGHRIAH PELHAM and NANCY BAMBERG. She was born December 22, 1821 in Barnville County, South Carolina, and died Abt. 1870 in Dale or Henry County, Alabama. Notes for DAVID W. MCCLENNY: David's date and location of birth was taken from 1850 Census in Dale County, Alabama and confirmed by a letter written by his son, Thomas C. McClenny. Thomas' letter states his parents moved to Georgia with their parents when they were children, became acquainted and married in Georgia. His marriage date has also been reported as July 9, 1841. He was a farmer according to the Tax Digest - Fayette County, GA 1839, page 59, Martin's district; 1840, page 55; Landrum's district; 1842, page 45; Landrum's district; 1843, page 51, Landrum's district. David and his brother William were among the earliest settlers in Alabama, arriving probably about 1842 or 1843. They purchased land at the Old Sparta and Elba Land Office in 1849. David's land was in Dale County, AL. David and his siblings signed for their shares of their mothers estate on 09-09-1872. David's share was $ 71.35. [Brøderbund Family Archive #317, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850, Date of Import: 21 Nov 1997, Internal Ref. #1.317.1.21694.3] Individual: Mc Lenny, David County/State: Dale Co., AL Location: Southern Division 10

Page #: 207 Year: 1850 [Brøderbund Family Archive #319, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected States/Counties, 1870, Date of Import: 18 Nov 1997, Internal Ref. #1.319.1.12613.43] Individual: Mcclenny, David County/State: Dale Co., AL Location: Skipperville P.O. Page #: 255 Year: 1870 More About DAVID W. MCCLENNY: Fact 3: County/State: Dale Co., AL 1 Fact 4: Page #: 255 1 Notes for GATSY ANN PELHAM: Her first name is also listed as "Gatsay" Most information on the Pelham family was provided by: Willie Granbury wmgranb@aol.com More About GATSY ANN PELHAM: Burial: Henry County, Alabama More About DAVID MCCLENNY and GATSY PELHAM: Marriage: September 07, 1841, Fayette County, Georgia Children of DAVID MCCLENNY and GATSY PELHAM are: i. ELIZABETH K. 4 MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1842, Georgia; d. Abt. 1912. Notes for ELIZABETH K. MCCLENNY: An Elizabeth McClenny had a will in Southampton County Will Book 20, page 305 which bequeathed her property to her sister, Nancy McClenny, to pass on Nancy's death to her niece, Sarah E. Ellis. This was recorded on 19 November 1877 following her death. ii. MARY A. MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1844, Georgia; d. Abt. 1914. iii. MARTHA J. MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1847, Alabama; d. Abt. 1917. 23. iv. THOMAS CHARLES MCCLENNY, b. March 22, 1849, Barbour County, Alabama; d. December 08, 1938, Red Springs Community, Smith County, Texas. v. NANCY ANN R. MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1855, Alabama; d. Abt. 1915. vi. G. E. MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1863, Alabama; d. Abt. 1933. 8. ITHIEL 3 MCCLENNY (SAMUEL 2, JAMES 1 ) was born Abt. 1810. He married (1) UNKNOWN. He married (2) SARAH ANN LIVINIA KENNEDY February 20, 1849 in Montgomery County, Alabama. Notes for ITHIEL MCCLENNY: 1836 Creek Indian War Ithiel was a Private in Sample's Company, Alabama Militia 1850 Census 2nd district (14 November, 1850) #523 shows: Ithiel McClenny 40 North CarolinaFarmer Sarah 20 Francis (m) 13 Alabama Susan 11 Alabama Lorenzo (m) 9 Alabama Sibety (f) 7 Alabama Elizabeth 4 Alabama 11

Rebecca 3 Alabama Mary I. (or J.) 3.5 Months Alabama [Brøderbund Family Archive #317, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850, Date of Import: 21 Nov 1997, Internal Ref. #1.317.1.21041.156] Individual: Mc Clenny, Ithiel County/State: Montgomery Co., AL Location: District 2 Page #: 186 Year: 1850 More About ITHIEL MCCLENNY: Fact 3: County/State: Montgomery Co., AL 2 Fact 4: Page #: 186 2 More About ITHIEL MCCLENNY and SARAH KENNEDY: Marriage: February 20, 1849, Montgomery County, Alabama Children of ITHIEL MCCLENNY and UNKNOWN are: i. FRANCIS 4 MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1837. ii. SUSAN MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1839. iii. LORENZO MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1841. iv. SIBETY MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1843. v. ELIZABETH MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1846. vi. REBECCA MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1847. Child of ITHIEL MCCLENNY and SARAH KENNEDY is: vii. MARY J. 4 MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1850. 9. JAMES SAMUEL 3 MCCLENNY, SR. (SAMUEL 2, JAMES 1 ) was born Bet. 1820-1824 in South Carolina. He married (1) MARY ANN ADAMS March 13, 1842 in Montgomery County, Alabama. He married (2) CATHERINE CROWDER September 01, 1853 in Pike County, Alabama. Notes for JAMES SAMUEL MCCLENNY, SR.: A J.S. McClenny was in the 1860 Census, page 027, Ramah, Montgomery County, Alabama. James served in the Civil War as a substitute for a wealthy merchant, unit unknown. He may have served in the 1st Regiment, Alabama Cavalry. It is said they moved from Montgomery County, Alabama to Blount County, Alabama. After the Civil war, he left his family. Catherine then moved to Jefferson County, Alabama. More About JAMES MCCLENNY and MARY ADAMS: Marriage: March 13, 1842, Montgomery County, Alabama Notes for CATHERINE CROWDER: Mark Smith reports she was previously married and had two children from that marriage. After the Civil War, James left his family. At that time Catherine left the farm to her son James and she moved with the remaining children to Jefferson County, Alabama. More About JAMES MCCLENNY and CATHERINE CROWDER: Marriage: September 01, 1853, Pike County, Alabama Child of JAMES MCCLENNY and MARY ADAMS is: 12

i. ELIZABETH 4 MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1848. James & Martha (Branch 5) Children of JAMES MCCLENNY and CATHERINE CROWDER are: ii. GEORGE WILLIAM 4 MCCLENNY, b. August 04, 1849; d. December 10, 1933; m. NAN MESSER, February 07, 1871. Notes for GEORGE WILLIAM MCCLENNY: It is said that George moved to Texas about 1900 and his family never heard from him again. More About GEORGE MCCLENNY and NAN MESSER: Marriage: February 07, 1871 24. iii. WILLIAM JACKSON MCCLENEY, SR., b. Abt. 1854, Pine Level, Alabama; d. 1915, Jefferson County, Alabama. iv. JULIA MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1860. 25. v. JAMES SAMUEL MCCLENNY, JR., b. 1862, Pine Level, Alabama; d. February 1924, Jefferson County, Alabama. 10. MOSES JACKSON 3 MCCLENNY (SAMUEL 2, JAMES 1 ) was born Abt. 1826 in Alabama, and died December 09, 1919. He married (1) CATHERINE ELIZABETH TEDDER August 16, 1849 in Montgomery County, Alabama. He married (2) SUSAN EVALINE LINDSEY December 23, 1895 in Santa Rosa County, Florida, daughter of JOHN LINDSEY and SARAH PRESCOTT. She was born April 14, 1853 in Coffee, Dale County, Alabama, and died October 03, 1930 in Niceville, Florida. Notes for MOSES JACKSON MCCLENNY: 1850 Census for Montgomery County, AL, 2nd district - enumerated 14, November, 1850 shows: Moses McClenny 21 Alabama Farmer Catherine 18Alabama Alabama Louisa E. 1 month Alabama 1870 Census for Montgomery County, AL, Showed 4 children Moses Jackson McClenny, was a private in the 34th Alabama Infantry, Company H in the Civil War. He is listed in the Florida Civil War Pension list as living in Okaloosa County, Florida. He was honorably discharged at Greensboro, North Carolina at the end of the war in 1865, ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Application No. 20608 Pensioner No. 6666 Soldier's Pension Claim Under The Act Of 1913 (Form A) State of Florida} County of Okaloosa} On this 8 day of April, A. D. One Thousand Nine Hundred and 16 personally appeared before me, a notary public in and for the county and State aforesaid, who, being duly sworn according to law, declares that he is 87 ages of age, having been born on the 30 day of Jan., 1829, in the county, in the State of Ala. That he is a bona fide citizen of the county of Okaloosa, State of Florida. That he has resided in the State of Florida continuously since the 15 day of Jan, 1896. 13

That he is the identical person who enlisted at Montgomery, Ala., under the name of Moses Jackson McClenny, on the 1 day of March 1861, in Company H, Regiment 34th Ala. Infantry of the State of Ala. in the service of the Confederate States Army and who was HONORABLY DISCHARGED at Greensboro, in the State of N. C., on the 1 day of May, 1865, on account of war ended. That I served faithfully until HONORABLY DISCHARGED from the service of the confederate States Army, in the year 1865, and did not desert the service of the nor take the oath of allegiance to the United States until after the surrender of the Confederate Armies. (Here state whereabouts at close of Civil War.) That I was Greensboro, N. C. That I do not own property, including real estate, personal property, stocks, bonds, mortgages or other collateral securities of any kind in this or any other State, nor does my wife own with me jointly or separately, property to exceed in value the sum of five thousand dollars. That the following is a true and correct statement of all the property owned by me or by my wife, jointly and separately in this or any other State: Real estate, located at none Cattle, horses and other live stock none Personal Property none Stocks none Bonds none Mortgages, notes and other securities none That I have heretofore applied for a pension from the State of Florida and refer to Claim No. for the proof contained therein. (Here state any disabilities, physical or mental.) Deaf nearly blind? the worst kind broken shoulder and arm (Here state any wounds received, or loss of limbs and eyesight.) wounded in the back and in the leg That my postoffice address is Niceville, County of Okaloosa State of Florida. His X mark: Moses Jackson McClenny Attest: (1) Martin Jn. Davis (2) Warren Armstrong Sworn and subscribed before me, this 8 day of April, A. D. 1916; and I hereby certify that the above declaration, etc., were fully made known and explained to the applicant before swearing, and that I have no interest, direct or indirect, in the prosecution of this claim. Lula J. Edge 14

Notary Public ******************************************************************************* Report of County Commissioners We, the undersigned, County Commissioners in and for the County of Florida, do hereby report that at a meeting of the Board of County Commissioners held this day, the foregoing application of for a pension under the Laws of Florida, was investigated by us; that we are satisfied that the applicant does not own property (including the property of his wife) to exceed the value of $5,000, and that the representations made in the petition and affidavits are true, and that a pension should be granted to the applicant. Witness our hands this day of, A. D. 19 (1) J. W. Baggett, Jr., Chairman (2) John H. Givens (3) R. A. Rozier (4) B. P. Edge County Commissioners By the County Commissioners. Attest: Jas. L. Clary Clerk Circuit Court ******************************************************************************* (Form B.) State of Florida,} County of Okaloosa} We, the undersigned of Okaloosa County, State of Florida, do hereby certify that we personally know Moses Jackson McClenny, who is an applicant for a pension under the laws of Florida, and that from our own personal knowledge, and from the best information available, we believe that the applicant does not own property (including the property of his wife) to exceed in value the sum of $5,000, and that the statements made by him relative to the value of his property are true and correct. Warren Armstrong J. F. Allen Sworn and subscribed before me, this 8 day of April, 1916. Lula J. Edge Notary Public (Form C.) Physicians' Affidavit. State of Florida,} County of Okaloosa} 15

Before me personally came Dr. Lucifer and Dr. McGiff, who being duly sworn each for himself, deposes and says, that he is a physician; that he is a resident of the State and County aforesaid; that her personally knows Moses Jackson McClenny the name in the foregoing application for a pension. The deponents further say that they have carefully examined the said applicant's physical condition and find: (Here state nature, character and extent of wounds, disease or disability. Please avoid technical terms.) physically disabled to perform manual labor by reason of old age. This deponent further says that the said Moses Jackson McClenny is permanently disabled by reason of such disability from earning a livelihood for himself by manual labor. Ross J. Lucifer, M. D. N. F. McGiff, M. D. Sworn and subscribed before me, this 8th day of Apr., A. D. 1916. Lula J. Edge Notary Public ******************************************************************************* This is to certify Moses J. McClenny enlisted in Co. H 34 Regt. Ala. vols. in March 1861 and served during the war 1865 in army of Tennessee under Broxton Bragg and J. E. Johnston & Jno. B. Hood, generals as above stated. I being in same Company with him. Ale of the company dead - in my? except myself and he is due a pension. Yours truly, Chas. E. McDade ******************************************************************************* Letter Department of Pensions State of Florida Tallahassee The Adjutant General, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: Moses Jackson McClenny who is an applicant for a pension under the laws of Florida, claims to have been a member of Company H 34th Ala. Regiment, Confederate States Army, and to have been honorably discharged at Greensboro, N. C. at close of war. Julius Mitchell Colonel J. C. Carter Captain Jim Brennon Lieut. Please furnish me with the record of this soldier. 16

Yours very truly, W. V. Knott Comptroller ******************************************************************************* Letter War Department, The Adjutant General's Office, Washington Jan 20, 1916 Respectfully returned to the Comptroller, State of Florida, Tallahassee. The Confederate records show that M. J. McClenny (name not found as Moses Jackson McClenny), private, enlisted in Co. H, 34th Alabama Infantry, C. S. A., and was mustered into service with the company April 16, 1862. His name appears, without remark as to presence or absence, on a special muster roll dated April 5, 1864. Said records further show that, by consolidation in 1865, the organization mentioned became a part of the 24th Alabama Infantry, Consolidated, C. S. A., of which there are no rolls on file. The Union prisoner of war records show that Moses J. McClenny, private, Co. K, 24th Alabama Infantry, C. S. A., was paroled at Greensboro, N. C., May 1, 1865, in accordance with the terms of the military convention of April 26, 1865. The Adjutant General. ******************************************************************************* Claim for Pension By Moses J. McClenny Of Niceville Okaloosa County Late Of Ala. Company Filed In Pension Department April 14, 1916 Approved July 7, 1916 With pay from Apr. 14, 1916 At the rate of $180 per annum Sinclair Wells Secretary of Board More About MOSES MCCLENNY and CATHERINE TEDDER: Marriage: August 16, 1849, Montgomery County, Alabama Notes for SUSAN EVALINE LINDSEY: Susan was a resident of Valparaiso, Okaloosa County, Florida in 1919 when she applied for a Civil War widow's 17

pension.she was buried in Niceville, Santa Rosa County, Florida. More About MOSES MCCLENNY and SUSAN LINDSEY: Marriage: December 23, 1895, Santa Rosa County, Florida Children of MOSES MCCLENNY and CATHERINE TEDDER are: i. LOUISA E. 4 MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1850. ii. EUGENIA MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1860. iii. MARY MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1866. 11. ELIZABETH J. 3 MCCLENNY (SAMUEL 2, JAMES 1 ) was born Bef. 1831, and died April 10, 1900 in Bullock County, Alabama. She married (1) STEPHEN LIVENS November 12, 1831 in Montgomery County, AL. She married (2) JOHN WILLIAM TEDDER April 26, 1843 in Montgomery County, Alabama, son of SION TEDDER and NANCY. Notes for ELIZABETH J. MCCLENNY: Edith M. Wood Tedder (tedder@ballistic.com) believes Elizabeth McClenny was born abt 1827 and married John William Tedder. She believes Elizabeth lived next door to Moses and Catherine in 1850. Elizabeth was buried in Salem Cemetery, Bullock County, Alabama in a plot with her daughter Nancy Elizabeth, Nancy's husband and some of their children. More About STEPHEN LIVENS and ELIZABETH MCCLENNY: Marriage: November 12, 1831, Montgomery County, AL More About JOHN TEDDER and ELIZABETH MCCLENNY: Marriage: April 26, 1843, Montgomery County, Alabama Children of ELIZABETH MCCLENNY and STEPHEN LIVENS are: i. ISAAC LIVENS 4 LIVENS, b. Abt. 1836. ii. SARAH LIVENS, b. Abt. 1838. iii. MARY LIVENS, b. Abt. 1840. iv. JOSEPH LIVENS, b. Abt. 1842. v. NANCY LIVENS, b. Abt. 1844. vi. LUCINDA LIVENS, b. Abt. 1846. vii. WILLIAM LIVENS, b. Abt. 1849. Children of ELIZABETH MCCLENNY and JOHN TEDDER are: viii. WILLIAM 4 TEDDER, b. Abt. 1844. ix. ELOMA TEDDER, b. Abt. 1846, Alabama; d. Bef. 1860. x. JAMES S. TEDDER, b. Abt. 1848. 26. xi. MAHALA TEDDER, b. Abt. 1850, Montgomery County, Alabama; d. Bef. 1897, Montgomery County, Alabama. 27. xii. NANCY ELIZABETH TEDDER, b. Abt. 1853, Alabama; d. February 02, 1922, Bullock County, Alabama. 28. xiii. MARTIN T. TEDDER, b. Abt. May 1853, Alabama. xiv. TEMPSEY P. TEDDER, b. Abt. 1860; d. Bef. 1870. Generation No. 4 12. REBECCA 4 THORNTON (JENIFER LEE 3 MCCLENNY, WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born February 07, 1834 in Fayette County, Georgia, and died May 24, 1914 in Fayette County, Georgia. She married JAMES JACKSON HARTLEY September 19, 1852 in Fayette County, Georgia. He died 1900 in Atlanta, Cass County, Texas. More About REBECCA THORNTON: Burial: Beech Creek Cemetery, Atlanta, Texas 18

More About JAMES JACKSON HARTLEY: Burial: Beech Creek Cemetery, Atlanta, Texas More About JAMES HARTLEY and REBECCA THORNTON: Marriage: September 19, 1852, Fayette County, Georgia James & Martha (Branch 5) Child of REBECCA THORNTON and JAMES HARTLEY is: 29. i. JOSEPH HARDY 5 HARTLEY, b. June 25, 1858, Fayette County, Georgia; d. May 19, 1910, Atlanta, Cass County, Texas. 13. EVELINE 4 THORNTON (JENIFER LEE 3 MCCLENNY, WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born August 19, 1843 in Fayette County, Georgia, and died September 14, 1931 in Fayette County, Georgia. She married MARTIN LUTHER HEATH. Child of EVELINE THORNTON and MARTIN HEATH is: 30. i. AVIN ALEXANDER 5 HEATH, b. June 04, 1861; d. March 19, 1946. 14. PHEREBA 4 THORNTON (JENIFER LEE 3 MCCLENNY, WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born November 27, 1844 in Fayette County, Georgia, and died October 04, 1930 in Fayette County, Georgia. She married (1) JOHN J. TEEL. She married (2) JACK KING KEEN. Notes for PHEREBA THORNTON: She was nicknamed "Pinkie." More About PHEREBA THORNTON: Burial: Thornton Cemetery, Fayette County, Georgia Notes for JOHN J. TEEL: The inscription on his tombstone is "Thy life was beauty, truth, goodness and love." More About JOHN J. TEEL: Burial: Thornton Cemetery, Fayette County, Georgia Child of PHEREBA THORNTON and JOHN TEEL is: 31. i. BROOKSEY BENJAMIN 5 TEEL, b. November 04, 1877, Fayette County, Georgia; d. February 12, 1948, Fulton County, Georgia. 15. JAMES WASHINGTON 4 MCCLENNY (WILLIAM MARION 3, WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born October 02, 1847 in Henry County, Alabama, and died June 28, 1931 in Alabama. He married (1) EADE WHITEHEAD, daughter of ROBERT WHITEHEAD and NANCY ADAMS. He married (2) VALLIE B. WALKER. She was born December 02, 1857, and died June 23, 1924. Notes for JAMES WASHINGTON MCCLENNY: James was a Confederate veteran. James and his brother Reuben married sisters. James died of a heart attack while attending Sunday School at the Lafayette Methodist Church. More About JAMES WASHINGTON MCCLENNY: Burial: Piney Grove Cemetary Notes for EADE WHITEHEAD: Her first name is also listed as "Edna". Notes for VALLIE B. WALKER: Her birth and death dates were taken from her headstone. 19

She is buried in Piney Grove Cemetery. Children of JAMES MCCLENNY and EADE WHITEHEAD are: 32. i. EDITH ALMA 5 MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1867-1900. 33. ii. ALTO MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1867-1900. iii. MATTIE MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1867-1900; m. JOHN AUGUSTUS BOWEN. iv. THAD D. MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1867-1900. v. JENNINGS MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1867-1900. 34. vi. LENORA MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1882. 35. vii. FERNANDO WALKER MCCLENNY, b. December 17, 1888, Georgia?; d. October 10, 1970, Woolsey, Fayette County, Georgia. Child of JAMES MCCLENNY and VALLIE WALKER is: 36. viii. JAMES DALTON 5 MCCLENNY, b. August 02, 1877, Henry County, Alabama; d. August 03, 1933. 16. GEORGE OUTLER 4 MCCLENNY (WILLIAM MARION 3, WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born August 04, 1849, and died December 09, 1934 in Henry County, Alabama. He married NANCY MESSER. She was born April 15, 1853, and died July 15, 1927. Notes for GEORGE OUTLER MCCLENNY: The family Bible lists him as George Outler McClenny. 1870 Census lists him as George W. McClenny. He was buried in Piney Grove Cemetery, AL as George W. McClenny (?) Notes for NANCY MESSER: She was buried in Piney Grove Cemetery. Children of GEORGE MCCLENNY and NANCY MESSER are: 37. i. NEETA 5 MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1870-1930. 38. ii. KANSAS MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1870-1930. 39. iii. WILLIAM CHARLES MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1870-1930, Alabama?. 40. iv. HENRY MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1870-1930. 41. v. MOLLIE MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1870-1930. 42. vi. GEORGE MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1870-1930. vii. JOSEPH FESTUS MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1879; d. 1956, Headland, Alabama. 43. viii. SAMUEL MCCLENNY, b. October 08, 1889, Henry County, Alabama; d. July 22, 1923, Headland, Alabama. 44. ix. BONNIE LEE MCCLENNY, b. 1896; d. 1984. 17. ESPIE MARTHA ANN 4 MCCLENNY (WILLIAM MARION 3, WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born February 10, 1851, and died November 07, 1933 in Henry County, AL. Notes for ESPIE MARTHA ANN MCCLENNY: 1900 Census, Henry County, Alabama, Newville, Pricinct 21 (4 June, 1900) shows: Espie was known as "Mattie". John F. Love 57 GA Farmer Rachel (wife) 24 AL Sarah McCleney 74 AL Farmer (mother) Epsie M. McCleney 48 AL Farmer 20

(daughter) Myrtle McCleney 12 AL (granddaughter) She is buried in Piney Grove Cemetery. Child of ESPIE MARTHA ANN MCCLENNY is: i. MYRTLE 5 MCCLENNY, b. March 05, 1888, Alabama; d. July 1975, Headland, Alabama. Notes for MYRTLE MCCLENNY: 1900 Census, Henry County, Alabama, Newville, Pricinct 21 (4 June, 1900) shows: John F. Love 57 GA Farmer Rachel (wife) 24 AL Sarah McCleney 74 AL Farmer (mother) Epsie M. McCleney48 AL Farmer (daughter) Myrtle McCleney 12 AL (granddaughter) [Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with M, Date of Import: 18 Nov 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.10987.124] Individual: Mcclenny, Myrtle Birth date: 5 Mar 1888 Death date: Jul 1975 Social Security #: 420-68-0980 issued in Alabama in 1965. Last residence: Headland, Henry County, Alabama 36345. More About MYRTLE MCCLENNY: SSN: 420-68-0980 3 18. REUBEN CRAWFORD 4 MCCLENNY (WILLIAM MARION 3, WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born September 19, 1852 in Newville, Alabama, and died July 08, 1910 in Newville, Alabama. He married NANCY JUNE WHITEHEAD December 21, 1870 in Newville, AL, daughter of ROBERT WHITEHEAD and NANCY ADAMS. She was born April 29, 1849 in Georgia, and died December 02, 1937 in Newville, Alabama. Notes for REUBEN CRAWFORD MCCLENNY: He was a farmer and a member of the Baptist church. Reuben and his brother James married sisters. 1900 Census, Henry County, Alabama, Precinct 21, Newville (4 June, 1900) shows: Reuben McClenny 47 Alabama Nancy 51 Alabama Lennie (f) 16 Alabama Cody (m) 9 Alabama Reuben reported at that time that he had 5 living children. He was buried in Newville, AL. 21

Notes for NANCY JUNE WHITEHEAD: 1850 Census, Henry County, Alabama indicates she was born in Georgia. She is buried in Newville, AL. More About REUBEN MCCLENNY and NANCY WHITEHEAD: Marriage: December 21, 1870, Newville, AL Children of REUBEN MCCLENNY and NANCY WHITEHEAD are: 45. i. JAMES WILLIAM 5 MCCLENNY, b. September 10, 1871, Newville, Alabama; d. September 24, 1922, Henry County, Alabama. 46. ii. EDIE MINNIE MCCLENNY, b. December 16, 1878, Newville, Alabama; d. January 30, 1901, Henry County, Alabama. iii. GEORGE MCCLENNY, b. October 05, 1875, Newville, Alabama. 47. iv. JOSEPH DEAN MCCLENNY, b. June 17, 1877, Newville, Alabama. 48. v. LENNIE M. MCCLENNY, b. September 13, 1884. vi. JEFFERSON DAVIS MCCLENNY, b. May 09, 1887, Newville, Alabama. 49. vii. CODY V. MCCLENNY, b. September 07, 1890, Newville, Alabama; d. October 1964, Alabama. 19. WILLIAM WILBURN 4 MCCLENNY (WILLIAM MARION 3, WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born November 13, 1858 in Henry County, Alabama, and died November 11, 1912 in Henry County, Alabama. He married NANCY CELECTA REYNOLDS December 16, 1888 in Upshur County, Texas, daughter of CARROLL REYNOLDS and MARY WALDROP. She was born September 25, 1869 in Texas, and died March 03, 1900 in Texas. Notes for WILLIAM WILBURN MCCLENNY: William and Angus Marion were twins. William went to Texas where he met and married Nancy. She died in 1900. 1900 Census, Upshur County, Texas shows: Mary Ramy 54 Widow (head of household) Henry L. 16 son Bertie J. 15 daughter William W. McClenny44 son-in-law Guy G. 9 grandson Montie 6 granddaughter Eddie M. 3 granddaughter 1900 Census, Upshur County, Texas shows: Lecton B. McLenny (Celecta Irene - Leckie), age 3 months, living next door as a ward of the Fielden family. William took his son and three daughters back to Henry County, Alabama where his mother and sister, Epsie Martha "Mattie" Ann, helped him take care of the children. Mattie raised William's family. His date of death is also listed as 11 January, 1912. Notes for NANCY CELECTA REYNOLDS: She was refered to as Leckie Rainey on the family group sheet in Henry's Heritage, Volume II, 290. Her date of death has also been listed as 4 March, 1900. More About WILLIAM MCCLENNY and NANCY REYNOLDS: 22

Marriage: December 16, 1888, Upshur County, Texas James & Martha (Branch 5) Children of WILLIAM MCCLENNY and NANCY REYNOLDS are: 50. i. GUY GUSTAVUS 5 MCCLENNY, b. March 29, 1891, Upshur County, Texas; d. March 16, 1968, Newville, Alabama. 51. ii. MONTA O. MCCLENNY, b. June 22, 1894, Texas. 52. iii. EDDIE MAE MCCLENNY, b. Abt. 1897, Texas. iv. CELECTA IRENE MCCLENNY, b. February 22, 1900, Texas; d. August 09, 1995. Notes for CELECTA IRENE MCCLENNY: Her social security number 422-50-3409 was issued in Alabama in 1956. Her last address was Abbeville, Henry County, Alabama 36310. 20. ANGUS MARION 4 MCCLENNY (WILLIAM MARION 3, WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born November 13, 1858, and died September 16, 1932. He married EMALINE GIVENS March 29, 1888, daughter of ANDREW GIVENS and EVELINE HELTON. She was born July 07, 1857, and died December 10, 1936. Notes for ANGUS MARION MCCLENNY: His nickname was "Gus." Angus is buried in Piney Grove Cemetery. Notes for EMALINE GIVENS: Her last name may have been spelled as "Giviens." Emaline is buried in the Piney Grove Cemetery. More About ANGUS MCCLENNY and EMALINE GIVENS: Marriage: March 29, 1888 Children of ANGUS MCCLENNY and EMALINE GIVENS are: i. CLYDE 5 MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1880-1930. Notes for CLYDE MCCLENNY: It has been said that Clyde died early. 53. ii. CLIFFORD COELLA MCCLENNY, b. July 28, 1893, Henry, Alabama; d. July 26, 1979. 54. iii. CLAUDE MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1880-1930. 55. iv. CLEE MCCLENNY, b. Bet. 1880-1930. 21. NANCY ANN MELVINA 4 MCCLENNY (WILLIAM MARION 3, WILLIAM MARION 2, JAMES 1 ) was born September 06, 1866 in Henry County, AL, and died October 09, 1949. She married M. DALLIS IVEY. He was born January 07, 1865, and died June 15, 1932. Notes for NANCY ANN MELVINA MCCLENNY: Her nickname was "Mellie". There is a Nancy listed in the 1870 Census, pg 185 in Clinton Twp, Sampson County, NC. She was buried in Piney Grove, Cemetery, AL. Notes for M. DALLIS IVEY: He was a Dr. Children of NANCY MCCLENNY and M. IVEY are: 56. i. MOSES L. 5 IVEY. 23