OWEN HALL JUDY STUMBO HALL

1833-1913 b. 1837 d/o Fredrick Stumbo/Nancy Thornsberry*

s/o Jarvey Hall/Elizabeth Elliott Cherokee Indian, Blackhawk Tribe

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As in any research done on family history, a lot of records from the 1700,1800 and early 1900’s are not always accurate. You can find names in which you know to be family, but, birth-dates, marriage dates, etc., will not always co-inside with what information you have been given by relatives and friends etc. The information in this book, is hopefully accurate.

I wish to thank everyone who assisted me to get this information, and loaning me pictures, birth records, etc. The list is a big one, so I will thank everyone who helped me in this project.

In this lineage, we have BENTLEYS’, BOLLING, ELLIOTT, FRASURE,GAYHEART, HALL, HAMILTON, HOWELL, MOORE, NEWSOME, OSBORNE, POCAHONTAS, plus numerous others.

An index is provided in the back of this book. Also there is a name index, listing all the names to date, of the family.

Pictures are included with the genealogy; there are pictures in the back of the book, with an index.

Also I’ve included a page with an explanation of symbols and abbreviations.

I’ve also included some of my poems in this book. As well as poems written by others. I wish to thank those sharing their poems with me for this book.

Also, included is a brief history of some of the ancestors.

There are also Family trees. Family charts, and Charts showing direct lines.

An explanation of how the Moores’, Bentleys’, etc. are related to Pocahontas. As well as other family tie-INS.

I have put each family into a family grouping. This will make it easier to follow.

Family Crests/Coat of Arms, are included also. Along with explanation of meanings of the family coat of arms.

Pedigree charts are in the back of this book.

A chart of the descendants of Pocahontas is in the back of the book, also.

This is the beginning of the history of the Moores’

In researching the Moores’, I found so much information on all the family tie- INS to this family.

This may be confusing to you, but I hope that I have put it so that you can easily follow the lineage. This was very frustrating in getting all the names correct, and all the tie- INS’ to the Moores’.

This was to be originally, direct lineage of the Moores’. But with all the names and tie-INS, I decided go further with this genealogy. It isn’t a complete genealogy. As some families aren’t complete. This will give the main ancestors in the Moore lineage.

The first family that the Moores’ tie back to is: Jarva “Jarvey” Hall, son of Syrus Masias Hall/Unisiah Smith, Masias was the son of Squire Hall, no further information on Squire. Jarva’s wife was Elizabeth Elliott, also another tie-IN to the Moores’. As this Elizabeth Elliott was a great Aunt to Matilda Jane Elliott who married: John Hamilton, these are the parents of Martha Hamilton who married Harmon Moore.

Jarvey Hall, son of Syrus “Masias” Hall and Unisiah “Una” Smith. It is said that this Una Smith is a direct descendant of Captain John Smith. I have no documentation on this. So this is just guessing at this point.

Jarva, called “Jarvey” Hall came to Kentucky from Virginia around 1810, settled at the mouth of the Mink Branch on Big Mud Creek. Jarvey married Elizabeth “Betty” Elliott, daughter of John Elliott/Mary Betty Powers. Elizabeth is a half sister to Robert Shanklin Elliott who married Lurany Hamilton, they are parents of Matilda Jane Elliott who married John Hamilton, who are the parents of Martha Hamilton, this is how the Moores’, tie in to the Halls’.

Jarvey obtained a patent of old Virginia Land Grant on all of Frasures’ Creek, with the exception of some small tracts. All this land, he gave to his children, when they married., which in turn was given to his grandchildren and so on. In 1810 when Jarvey first came to Mink Branch, he met and married Elizabeth Elliott. The moved to Frasures’ Creek and at that time he owned all of Frasures’ Creek, with the exception of Neds’ Fork, The Middle Branch, owned by Kelse Gayheart and the Bill Gayheart Branch. He built his home and raised his family. After the children were born, he lived on the Bill Hall Branch. About that time, Sam Bentley b. 1824 came by, on horseback, from Letcher County, Kentucky and married Jarveys’ daughter Mahalie “Haley. Jarveys’ daughter Virginia “Jenny” Hall, married W.S “Newberry Salsbury Osborne. So this is the way the Bentley’s and Osbornes’ families came into this family.

The Halls’ delighted in education as well as religion. Town and Palmer Hall were superintendants of the Floyd County Schools. Bert Hall was moderator of the Antioch Church, McDowell, Ky. The Halls’ and their kindred had carried on the church for over 100 years. This was the Old Grace Doctrine, which, was taught, with Jesus Christ being the way, the truth and the life. This information is from John M. Bentley, brother to Elizabeth “Bessie” Bentley, who married Robert Howell.

I started this research in 1983. So, if there is a family name omitted, it is an oversight, not intentional.

Somewhere about 1840, Sam Bentley b. 1824 came from Lecher County, Key, by horseback, crossing over rugged mountains and down the beautiful Beaver Valley, looking for adventure. He stopped with the intention of just staying overnight, at Frasures’ Creek, at Jarvey Halls’ place. There he saw the woman of his dreams, Jarveys’ daughter Mahalia. It was love at first sight for Sam Bentley and soon he and Mahalia were married. They settled at the mouth of Hoods Fork. Jarvey gave them all the land on the Branch. Here they raised their family. Then he moved to Carter County, Ky. And lived there until his death. He is buried near Carter Caves, as are several of the kindred, buried there.

Sam Bentley/Mahalia Halls’ daughter “Vina” married Harmon Newsome and after Vina died, Harmon married her sister Polly. Samuel/Mahalias’ son John Manuel Bentleys’ son Samuel Bentley b. 1854 married Polly Jane Osborne, daughter of Jenny Hall/Newberry Osborne. This is where the Pocahontas line comes in. This Sam Bentley b. 1865, his daughter Elizabeth “Bessie” Bentley married Robert Howell, son of Joel Howell/Miranda Hall, daughter of Owen Hall, who is the son of Jarvey Hall/Elizabeth Elliott. Bessie Bentleys’ sister Elsie Bell Bentley married Robert Frasure and lived in Idaho., they moved there in 1915. John Manuel Bentley was married five (5) times He was in the timber business, as a saw logger, and went down the Big Sandy River to Ironton, Ohio. They lived on Simms Creek. This is where Sam Bentley b. 1865 was born. I mention dates on these Sam Bentleys’ as; there are several Sam Bentley’s in this lineage. But the lure of the mountains and the virgin timber business was still in his blood, so he bought a saw mill and went back into the timber business in Floyd County, Ky., with his brother-in-law Will Frasure. The timber business was in the mouth of the Bill Hall branch. By this time his six children were big enough to work and help out, and then family trouble began, a divorce and married again, more trouble, another divorce and then he married again to Elizabeth Frasure. They were a happy couple, lived at the mouth of Honey Gap on Hoods Fork, and then Elizabeth died. By this time his children were almost grown, and some were married. He was still a timber man, and he went to Virginia on the Pound River, on a big job. Took three rafts of timber to Catlettsburg, Ky., and sold it. Next time he was heard from, he was in Bee Bee, Arkansas, married again. Then he worked on a boat from Wabash, Indiana to New Orleans, La. From there he went to Bay City, Michigan. He then bought a little place in the vicinity of Circleville, Ohio and worked in the coal mines. He got hurt in the coal mines and returned to Floyd County, Ky., stayed for awhile, then went to Carter County, Ky., where he died at the age of 76. He was living with his son, Joe Bentley, when he died. He was hurt in the coal mines near Athens, Ohio. He was the person to bring the first wood cook stove to, Frasures’ Creek. Also bought the first sawmill to Frasures’ Creek

The year of 1830 or whereabouts, “Newberry” Osborne, came across the Cumberland Gap and Mountains from Virginia to Frasures’ Creek and married Virginia “Jenny” Hall, Jarveys’ daughter. They settled in the head of the creek at the mouth of Buck Horn and there they raised their family.

Leland Moore, son of Harmon Moore/Martha Hamilton, worked in putting the railroad tracks through the tunnel in the mountain at the Breaks of the Mountain State Park, which borders Kentucky and Virginia. He was 15 years old at the time.

Buck Horn, etc, all are around the Breaks of the Mountain. As the Moore’s came from Virginia, also. Just across the mountain into Virginia.

This is the generation of the Halls’ and their kindred whom at one time belonged to the Antioch Church on Frasures’ Creek. The Church was there soon after the Civil War, as told by kinfolk. All the people in the community attended the church all the time. The preachers at that time were: Bob Vanderpool, Daniel Roberts, Whetsel Blair and Aleck Allen preached there from time to time. John Hall was a leader in the church at that time and his children began to join the church. Around 1900, the church split up and Tom McGowan, Bill Gayheart, Joel Howell, Rube Moore, Rural Martin and others built another church near the mouth of Bill Hall Branch and held services there. The preachers were: Jeff Reynolds Daniel Roberts, Wilce Hall and Tom Mosely preached on occasions

Will Hamilton was the clerk. Some of John Halls’ sons, began to preach. The church prospered until the Hall boys moved to Carter County, Ky., and Jeff Reynolds moved away.

There were several of the Hall boys in politics and the wars. Listed below are a few, that were in the military, as well as others. I didn’t have time to research each one that served in the military.

Owen Hall 39^th Infantry Civil War

“Big” Edd Hall s/o Press Hall WW I

Taylor Hall WW I

Lee Hall s/o Wilce Hall WW I

Bill Hall s/o John Ant Hall WW I

Lee Frasure s/o Sallie Hall WW I

Ananais Moore Civil War

Owen Hall, son of Jarvey Hall was the only one of the Hall boys that volunteered in the Union Army. The other Hall boys acted as scouts, in hiding their cattle in the hills, so the Rebels couldn’t take them. The Rebels took John Halls’ big mule and a big pinto mare and hid them. He got them back after the war was over, but had to go to Old Virginia to get them. Harmon Hall, his cousin, was another volunteer in the 39^th Infantry, Union Army. He went with John Hall to Virginia to get the mule and mare.

John Hall b. 1835 married Nancy Stumbo b. 1858 d/o Frederick Stumbo/Nancy Jane Thornsberry (Full Blood Cherokee Indian of the Black hawk Tribe.) John Hall is son of Jarvey Hall/Elizabeth Elliott. Their daughter Sallie Hall married Evan Frasure and their son Robert Silas Frasure married Alice Hobson, and their daughter Anna Frasure married Charles “Charley” Moore s/o Harmon Moore/Martha Hamilton. Another tie-IN, to the Moores’ and Halls’.

School teachers:

Milford Hall, Flemingsburg, KY.

Wallace Hall, s/o Raymond Hall, Principal of Dunkirk High School, Hardin County, Oh.

John B. Frasure s/o Sallie Hall

Wilburn Hall s/o Black Bill Hall

Blaine Hall s/o John Ant Hall

Joe Grant Hall s/o John Ant Hall

Wayne Pete Hall s/o John Ant Hall

Veda Collins Stumbo d/o Fannie Hall

Towne Hall s/o Green Hall

Boone Hall s/o Green Hall

Milford Hall s/o Green Hall
Milford Hall s/o Polk Hall

Palmer Hall s/o Polk Hall

Sylvia Hall d/o Polk Hall

Eugene Hopkins s/o Maggie Hall

Adrian Hall s/o Bert Hall

Otis Vanderpool s/o Laura Hall

Shirley Vanderpool s/o Laura Hall Vanderpool

Irmal Hall d/o Bert Hall

Opal Hall d/o Bert Hall

Eunice Hall d/o Bert Hall

Nannie Marie Hall d/o Bert Hall

Pauline Hall d/o Milford Hall

Moses Hall s/o Milford Hall

Myredia Bentley d/o John M. Bentley/Anna Hall

Myrtle Bentley d/o John M. Bentley/Anna Hall

Chancy Hall d/o Butler Hall

Ruby Hall d/o Elisha Hall

Stuart Hall

Phylistine Hall d/o Isom Hall

Darcus Hall d/o Isom Hall

Edward Hall s/o Charlie Hall’s son Minford Hall

Wallace Hall s/o Ramond Hall

John Milton Stumbo s/o Jane Hall

Nadine Hall d/o Isom Hall

Anna Jewell Moore d/o Octavia Howell/Willie Moore

There are lots of other teachers in this family. Names are not omitted on purpose not enough time to research each and every one.

POCAHONTAS

EXPLANATIONS OF SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS

b/o = brother of

gc/o = grandchild of

s/o = son of

d/o = daughter of

f/o = father of

m/o = mother of

gs/o = grandson of

gd/o = granddaughter of

b. = born

d. = died

m. or md. = married

m/1 = 1^st marriage

m/2 = 2^nd marriage

m/3 = 3^rd marriage

m/4 = 4^th marriage

All or A = Alliance with, or not legally married

( ) = Maiden name in most cases

I have included maiden names n all cases except the ones whose maiden names were not known at time of writing this book.

Examples: Martha (Hamilton) Moore, Spicy (Moore) Newsome, Spicy (Newsome) Moore, Anna (Frasure) Moore. In some instances you will see a slash / which means

Married. Example: Nancy (Hall)/Owens/Salisbury, means : Owens 1^st husband, Salisbury 2^nd husband. Samuel Bentleys’ birth dates may vary, as one source says he was born 1810, another source says born 1822, and yet another source says born 1824. The date of 1824 sounds more correct, when comparing dates of his wife, father, etc. So you may see birthrate with different dates in this book, but you will know it is the same Sam Bentley as there are four (4) Sam Bentleys’ mentioned in the book.

Pocahontas, the daughter of Native American Chief Powhatan, helped maintain peace between the Native Americans and English colonies in early America. The English temporarily held her captive in 1613, and during this time she and Jamestown colonist John Rolfe fell in love. Pocahontas converted to Christianity and married Rolf in 1614. She received a royal welcome from the English, upon her trip to London in 1618. While waiting to sail back to America, she became ill with smallpox and died. She is buried in England.

Pocahontas (1595-1617) A familiar story about colonial days in America recounts the way in which Pocahontas, daughter of the Indian Chief Powhatan, saved the life of Captain John Smith. According to this story, Powhatan’s warriors had captured Smith and were about to put him to death. When Pocahontas pleaded with her father to spare him, Powhatan relented, and Smith was allowed to go free.

Many historians doubt that the incident took place. Smith failed to include it in his first published account of Virginia, though he mentioned Pocahontas’ visits to Jamestown. Only much later did he include this story in his “General Historie of Virginia”. But, even if Pocahontas did not save Smiths’ life, she was instrumental in maintaining peace between her people and the early Jamestown settlers.

Pocahontas was a younger daughter of Powhatan, Chief of a federation of Algonquian Indian tribes who lived in tidewater region of Virginia. Her real name was Matoaka. The name Pocahontas means “playful one”. She often visited Jamestown, and the settlers thought her a pretty young girl.

As she grew older, Pocahontas often brought food to the near-starving settlement. She also warned the colonies of proposed Indian attacks. While still in her early teens, Pocahontas visited a friendly tribe on the banks of the Rappahannock River. In the spring of 1613 Capt. Samuel Argall, who was trading for corn along the river, learned that she was nearby. Somehow he talked the Indians into turning the girl over to him. Argall took Pocahontas to Jamestown as a hostage. Relations between Powhatan and the Virginians had become strained, and Argall hoped to use Pocahontas to negotiate a peace between them.

In Jamestown the settlers treated Pocahontas kindly. She became a convert to Christianity and took the name Rebecca. She met John Rolfe, a young widower noted as the first colonist to grow tobacco as a crop. In 1614 he requested permission to marry

Pocahontas. Governor Thomas Dale, readily agreed. Powhatan also was pleased by the proposal and sent an envoy to the wedding. The couple were married on April 5, 1614, in the Anglican church of Jamestown.

In 1615, the Rolfes’ only child, Thomas, was born. The next year the family, with several Indian attendants, sailed to England for a visit. The English were delighted with Pocahontas. The King and Queen received her at the palace, and the Bishop of London entertained her. She also renewed her acquaintance with Capt. Smith, who had returned to England in 1609. During her stay in London, Smith revised the earlier version of his Virginia experiences to include the rescue story. In 1617 the Rolfes prepared to return to Virginia, but before they sailed, Pocahontas contracted smallpox. She died in March 1617 in Gravesend, England, and is buried there at St. George’s Church.

EustaceRolfe/ b. 1516

Joanna Jener

1550-1618 Johanines Rolfe

Chief Powhatan/ Dorthea Mason

Wingamiske \/

1595-1617 1585-1622

Pocahontas/John Rolfe John Rolfe / Pocahontas

\/ \/

Thomas Rolfe 1615 John Bolling I / Mary

Jane Pythres \/

\/ Colonel Robert Bolling James Osborne/Ann Carter

Jane Rolfe / Col.Robert Jane Rolfe \/

Bolling \/ Jonathon Osborne

\/ Greta Holman

John Bolling II / Mary Kennon \/

\/ Ephriam Osborne

John Bolling III /Patsy Felps/Phelps Elizabeth Howard

\/ \/

Hannah Bolling / Solomon Osborne Enoch Osborne

Jane Hash

Solomon Osborne

Hannah Bolling

Hiriam Osborne / Nancy Mullins

Salsberry W.S. “Newberry” Osborne 1822 / Virginia “Jenny” Hall b. 1823

Polly Jane Osborne 1868 / Samuel Bentley 1865

Elizabeth Bentley 1886 / Robert Howell 1880

Octavia Howell 1901-1970 / Willie Moore 1898-1974

Willie Moore Jr. 1926- / 1^st Gertrude Brown 1932-1957, 2^nd Helen Botkin 1933-

Relationship chart to Pocahontas

Using Octavia’s son Willie, Jr. as the example

Pocahontas is Willie Moore Jr.s’ 12^th great grandmother

GENERATION CHART OF POCAHONTAS

Chief Powhatan / Wingamiske 14 great grandparents

1550-1618

Pocahontas / John Rolfe 13 great grandmother/grandfather

1595- 161 1585-1622

Thomas Rolfe / Jane Polythress 12 great grandparents

1615-1675 1630-1680

Colonel Robert Bolling / Jane Rolfe` 11 great grandparents

1646-1709 1650-1676

John Bolling I / Mary Kennon 10 great grandparents

1675-1729 1678-1727

John Bolling II / Mary Elizabeth Bland Blair 9 great grandparents

1700-1757 1709-1755

Benjamin Jesse Bolling / Martha Patsy Phelps 8 great grandparents

1754-1832

Hannah Bolling / Solomon Osborne 7 great grandparents

1766- 1850 1766-1852

Hiriam Osborne / Nancy Mullins 6 great grandparents

1798-1892

Salsberry W.S.”Newberry” Osborne/Virginia Hall 5 great grandparents

1822-1878 1823-1885

Polly Jane Osborne / Samuel Bentley 4 great grandparents

1861-1931 1865-

Elizabeth “Bessie”/ Robert Howell 3 great grandparents

1886-1937 1880-19?

Octavia Howell / Willie Moore 2 great grandparents

1901-1970 1898-1974

Willie Moore, Jr. / Gertrude Brown/Helen Botkin 1 great grandparents

1926- 1932-1957 1933-

Gerald Moore / Ann Stapleton grandparents

Joseph Willie Moore parents

Mackenzie Moore (Joe’s daughter)

Willie Moore, Jr. generation is same as Martha Carolyn Moore Wilmoth, Mamie, Wesley, Sterling, Ray, Betty, Lucy, Anna Jewell, Sylvia, Dick, Mamie.

Gerald Moore generation, same as children of above aunts, uncles.

So, on children of Joseph Willie Moore and Matt Tolle (Nancy Moore’s son) etc. would be 13 great grandchild of Pocahontas.

ALL CHILDREN OF OCTAVIA HOWELL/WILLIE MOORE ARE RELATED AS BELOW:

I am using Willie Moore, Jr. as the example.

The relationship below is the great-grandchildren of Willie Moore/Octavia Howell

Great grandchildren (Jennifer Tolle, Danielle Wilmoth, Nikki Wilmoth, Jessica Wilmoth, Jason Moore, Robert Moore, Matthew Tolle, (and all of Sterling’s, Sylvia’s, etc. Grand-children.

Willie Moore, Jr. & siblings grandfather/or grandmother

Octavia Howell Moore great-grandmother

Elizabeth “Bessie” Bentley/Howell great-great-grandmother

Polly Jane Osborne/Bentley great-great-great-grandmother * +

Rachel Osborne/Bentley great-great-great-aunt *

These two: Polly Jane and Rachel Bentley are sisters, who married brothers, Sam Bentley married to Polly Jane, and Quiller Bentley married to Rachel.

+ Is direct line

Pocahontas is 10^th great-grandmother to all of Willie/Octave’s children.

Pocahontas is 11^th great-grandmother to all of their grandchildren (Willie/Octavia)

Pocahontas is 12^th great-grandmother to all of their(Willie/Octavia) great-grandchildren

Pocahontas is 13^th great-grandmother to all of their (Willie/Octavia great-great-great grandchildren (example: GageTolle, Mackenzie Moore

Add another generation to Chief Powhatan

FAMILY HISTORY

This is the family history,

Of the Moore genealogy.

Bentley’s, Hall’s and Frasure,

Newsome, Elliotts for all to treasure.

Osborne’s, Howell’s and Hamiltons.

In the family tree, of generations.

All intertwined throughout the ages.

When born, and listed on different pages.

Who, they fell in love with, and wed.

How many children they raised and fed.

Some were married more than once or twice.

While others wouldn’t, wed, for any price.

There were doctors, nurses and teachers,

Lawyers, business men, and preachers.

These families are to be treasured.

For love and kindness lies unmeasured.

This is our Family.

Throughout, Eternity.

Author: Helen L. Moore

DOWN HOME Author: Shirley Sherrick Botkin

Travel along a road that winds,

With a hill to climb,

Made easy since the other times.

Then down to a narrows, Children and siblings have grown,

Cross where a creek flows, More than crops were sewn,

Arrive where memories grows. To all, it remains home.

Images of pioneers,

Their struggles, dreams, and fears.

Close the gap of years.

An out-of-the way place,

Un-affected, by the fast pace.

It’s still a family space.

Some lives spent here,

Reside on a hill near.

Well tended and revered.

There’s a gate with no lock,

And, carefully chosen rocks.

Openly viewing pasture and flocks.

Stone carved graffiti,

Indelible evidence of identity,

Are among family antiquities.

Several families, intertwined,

During generations of time,

Creating folks of a new design.

The Church reveals clues,

Such as the member-built pews,

Of the devotion of at least a few.

Cousins and siblings wearing pathways,

To Grandma’s on errands or at play.

Throughout all the days.

Most moved on, those that remained,

Saved a treasure obtained.

Once lost is never regained.

WHY GOD MADE LITTLE GIRLS

God made the world with its’ towering trees,

Majestic mountains and restless seas.

Then paused and said “It needs one more thing.,

Someone to laugh and dance and sing.

To walk in the woods, and gather flowers,

To commune with nature in quiet hours.”

So, God made little girls,

With laughing eyes and bouncing curls.

With joyful hearts and infectious smiles.

Enchanting ways and feminine wiles.

And when He’d completed the task He’d begun.

He was pleased and proud of the job He’d done.

For the world, when seen through a little girls’ eyes,

Greatly resembles Paradise.

Author Unknown

Limerick by Helen L. Moore

I’m into genealogy,

Don’t know much about Biology,

Know when Grandma and Grandpa were born and wed,

And all the kinfolk that are alive and dead.

Just a family history, you see,

With no apology.

I hope you enjoy this poem as much as I did. Writer unknown.

When Grandpa looks at Grandma,

Somehow he doesn’t see

Her Wrinkled brow, her hair white now,

Her aged serenity.

He doesn’t see her falter, when night

It’s darkness brings.

When Grandpa looks at Grandma,

Somehow he doesn’t hear,

The broken tones that she now owns,

Her voice seems firm and clear.

Her eyes that smile upon him are faded

Blue and dim,

Though time has changed, they have

Not changed, they look the same to him.

When Grandpa looks at Grandma, forgetting

She is old,

He sees his bride cling to his side, with

Hair of shining gold.

He sees her in the splendor of love that

Grows and grows.

If she is bent and gray today,

Grandfather never knows.

WHAT IS A FAMILY author: Helen L. Moore

Love, hugs and caring,

Each one of us, sharing.

Daily chores and joys.

Parents, girls and boys.

Including Grams and Gramps,

Cousins, Uncles and Aunts.

Smiles and laughter.

Roaring through the rafters.

Being kind to one another,

Sisters, loving brothers.

By loving everyone,

Makes life, so much fun.

Praising the Lord from day to day.

Being thankful to God, in every way.

A family is a pleasure.

For all of us to treasure.

OCTOBER

October in the middle of all,

The most beautiful month of all.

Leaves of red, scarlet, gold, brown and yellow.

As they are turning subtly mellow.

The orange sun, arising.

O’er the eastern horizon.

Gentle breezes, warm sun and azure skies.

White clouds, like puffs of cotton, pleasing to the eyes.

Soft and soothing rain,

Blowing on the window pane.

A rainbow shining bright, o’er a cloud of blackish gray,

Emitting shades of pink, green and yellow, arched in such an array.

The trees in the woods, near a stream.

With all its colors, is an Artists dream.

When evening arrives and the sun sets,

The blood red sun, disappears into the west.

Author: Helen L. Moore

AWESOME VACATION Author: Helen L. Moore

We drove out west on a vacation.

The sights we saw in this great nation.

To Mount Rushmore, we did flock.

Saw the presidents heads, carved on a big rock.

The Badlands National Park was so exciting,

Awesome, beautiful and also frightening.

The gorges we saw while looking down and around,

Amazing nature, with colors abound.

On to Yellowstone Park we went.

Enjoyed Old Faithful and the time we spent.

Watching the geyser erupt, so high.

Spewing clouds of moisture, oh my !!

The animals in the wild,

Roaming the fields, like a child.

Then later at Redwood Forest we arrived.

Such huge redwood trees, we espied.

Traveling thru Oregon and Washington, we saw,

So many tall pines, we were filled with awe.

The Columbia River, a beauty, divine,

With people fishing, and reeling in their line.

WINTER IN DECEMBER Author: Helen L. Moore

Winter, in December,

A special time to remember.

Glistening white snow on the ground,

Children on sleds, going up hill and down.

Making a snowman and building a sled ramp,

Throwing snowballs and getting damp.

December is the Christmas season, so jolly,

With decorated halls, windows and holly.

Hanging stockings by the fireplace, with yuletide wishes.

For Santa to fill with candy and fruit, so delicious.

Presents wrapped, all around the tree,

Gifts for Mom, Dad, Sis, Brother and me.

A glass of milk, and a piece of pie tonight,

For Santa to eat, and continue on his flight.

WEATHERMAN Author: Helen L. Moore

Sunny and breezy is what the weatherman said.

I think he’s letting his job, go to his head.

For cold and rainy it turned out to be.

The river flooded all around me.

If the weatherman could get things straight,

We’d know what to really expect, that’d be great.

When he says its gonna be cold.

Expect the sun to appear, like gold.

If he says sleet and snow.

You can count on sunny skies and the wind to blow.

The meteorologists’ association, he does belong.

He can’t get fired for being right or wrong.

It would be nice to have a job like this.

For you won’t get fired, with a hit or a miss.

Author: Helen L. Moore Artist of this drawing, unknown

WADING BY THE SEA Author: Helen L. Moore

While wading the beach by the sea.

Appearing out in the water, I see.

A school of porpoises at play.

Making funny noises and looking my way.

Closer they come to the shoreline.

Like they were talking to me and they’re mine.

God’s creation, so precious and dear.

The beautiful creatures to us, appear.

A lot of water life are in the deep blue.

Gorgeous sights, ‘tis true.

There are sharks, fish, whales and much more.

And they can all be seen from the seashore.

TIME TO CHANGE By: Helen L. Moore

It’s time for all of us to change our ways.

As we live in this world of sinful days.

Time on earth is almost at its’ end.

So, it’s time to start making amends.

Before it’s too late to change our ways of life’s perplexity.

Surrender to God, and pray for new life in eternity.

Praise Him with a humble heart.

This is the way to start.

Obey his every word each day.

Kneel down to Him and pray.

Be kind to your neighbor.

Treat him like your brother.

Do for others, what they cannot do.

Help them to get through.

You will most certainly have a place in God’s Throne, one day.

In Heaven, with the master divine and his way.

FAMILY GROUPING

Husband: MASIAS (SILAS-CYRUS) HALL Wife: Unisiah “Una’ Smith

Apr.18,1775-1850/60 Jun 14,1775

Father: Squire (Esquire) Hall

CHILDREN

JESSE HALL b 1795 ** Nancy Elliott b.1804 d/o

John Elliott/Mary Betty Powers

SQUIRE HALL b. 1800 m/1 Helen Hall, m/2Eleanor

Sturgill

JARVEY HALL 1804-1877 ` ** m/1 Elizabeth Elliott d/o John

Elliott/Mary Powers ,m/2

Evaline Hall, A/3 Mary Polly

Bowen Lamb

ELIZABETH HALL b. 1805 * m/1 Elias Owens b. 1817

NANCY HALL b. 1895 * Samuel Owens, m/2 Hiriam

Salsbury ***

RICHARD HALL 1808=1855 Sarah Tackett b. 1813

ELIJAH HALL 1808-1883 m/1 Margaret Clark,

M/2 Elizabeth Hamilton

PHENA HALL 1812-1888 Jesse Hamilton, s/ Samuel

Hamilton/Elizabeth Harper

LYDIA HALL b. 1815 m/1 Stephen Elliott

M/2 Louis Brown

WILLIAM H. HALL b. 1817 Elizabeth Johnson b. 1815

FRANCES HALL 1822-1894 Robert Frasure s/o John Frasure/

Nancy Hall

OWEN HALL b. 1820 Catherine Hall, d/o Samuel/Spicy

Hall b. 1821

ANGY HALL b. 1820 Frederick Newsome, s/o

Harrison Newsome/Peggy Lowe

b.1775 b.1780

MASIAS (CYRUS) HALL 1820-28/1882 Candace Daisy Tackett d/o

George Tackett

** Nancy Elliott and Elizabeth Elliott are sisters

*Elias Owens and Samuel Owens are brothers

*** Hiriam Salsbury is s/o Rev. Wm. Salsbury/Nancy Elkins

HALL BASIC TREE

MASIAS(Silas-Cyrus) HALL/UNISIAH “Una” SMITH

SON:

JARVEY HALL/JUDITH “Judy” STUMBO

DAUGHTER:

MAHALIA “Haley” HALL/SAMUEL BENTLEY

SON:

JOHN MANUEL BENTLEY/SARAH BALDWIN

SON:

SAMUEL BENTLEY/POLLY JANE OSBORNE

DAUGHTER:

ELIZABETH “Bessie” BENTLEY/ROBERT HOWELL

FAMILY GROUPING

HUSBAND JARVEY HALL WIFE: ELIZABETH ELLIOTT

1804-6^th July 1877 b. 1808

Father: Masias Hall Father: John Elliott

Mother; Unisiah Smith/Smythe Mother: Mary Betty Powers

THEIR CHILDREN:

Mary Polly Hall b. 1837 Elisha Alley b. 1847

Mahalia”Haley”Hall 5^th Sep.1830-1902 Samuel Bentley b. 1824

Virginia “Jenny” Hall 1823-1886 Newberry W.S. Salsbury Osborne b.1822

Owen Hall Dec.1833-3^rd July 1913 Judith Stumbo b.1837 *

John A. Hall 15^th Apr.1835-9-9-1927 Nancy Jane Stumbo b. 1838 *

Una Hall b. 1837 Wilson “Wilse” Hall

Olly Hall b. 6^th Sep.1839 Henry Kinney

Wilson “Wilse” Hall 1842-1919 Sally Stumbo *

William “Black Bill” Hall 1846-1924 m/l Martha Gilliam/ m/2 Myra Tipton

M/3 Kate Justice m/4 Lottie Nunan

Wilburn Hall b. 1848 m/1 Anna Johnson, m/2 Alice J.

Morgan Hall 1856-1932 Sarah Hall b. 1855

Caroline Hall (Lamb) b. 1861 Sylvester Herrington b. 1858

Dow Hall (Lamb) 1866-1943 m/l Emma Howell, m/2 Mary Steffa

Mary Hall b. 1869

Sarah Hall b. 163 David Alley

Jack “Black Jack” Hall 1861-1936 m/l Abigail Akers, m/2 Lynn

Martha Hall b. 17^th Jan 1875

*These Stumbo girls are sisters, d/o Frederick Stumbo/Nancy Thornsberry. 1/2 Cherokee Indian, of the Black Hawk Tribe

Jarvey/Elisabeth had 10 children (the first 10)

Jarvey/Evaline hand children before he divorced Elizabeth

Jarvey had an affair with Mary Polly Bowen Lamb (3 children, Lamb is in parenthesis).

Jarvey had four children by Evaline Hall (the last 4)

Jarvey had 17 children by three women.

MASIAS HALL/UNISIAH SMITH

Pheniah “Pheny” Hall b. 1812, md. 28^th July 1824 to Jessie Hamilton b. 2^nd Sep. 179- s/o Samuel Hamilton/Elizabeth Harper

1. Preston Hamilton b. 7^th July 1825 md. 2^nd Md to Matilda Elliott b. 5^th Nov. 1829 d/o John Elliott/Elizabeth Francis

1. Kenis Hamilton b. 1847 d. 5^th Dec. 1864 never married

2. Wilbur Hamilton b. 1848

3. Martha E. Hamilton b. 1849 md. Milton Wagner

4. William Hamilton b. 1850 md. Frances Short

1. Osborne Hamilton

2. Matilda Hamilton

3. Wilburn Hamilton

5. Lurana Hamilton b. 20^th July 1852 md. Robert Shanklin Elliott

b. 9^th July 1827 s/o John Elliott/Elizabeth Francis

6. Louisa Hamilton b. 1853

7. Mary Ann Hamilton b. 17^th June 1854 md. Thurman Leadingham

8. Jarvis Hamilton b. 14^th May 1857 md.11^th Apr. 1880 Lydia Ann

“Kate” Thomas b. 1857 (12 children)

9. Caroline Hamilton b. 14^th May 1857 md. William Skaggs

10. Angeline Hamilton b. 1860 md. Columbus Tussey b. 24^th Feb. 1862

11. Olive Hamilton md. Fonds Ward

12. Augustus Hamilton never married

13. Nancy Hamilton b. md.

14. Leigh Ann Hamilton b. 26^th June 1870 md. James William Thomas

1. Jefferson Thomas md. Fannie Brooks

2. Addie Thomas died in adolence

3. Grant Thomas

4. Reuben Thomas md. Sabrina Sparks

5. Rose Thomas md. Marcus Conn

6. Mary Thomas md. Iola Conn

7. Glenmore Thomas md. Dora Withrow

Elizabeth Hamilton b. 17^th Nov. 1827 md. 23^rd Jan. 1845 Tapley Tackett

b. 3^rd Oct. 1824

Irene Tackett b. 1846 never married
Amy Tackett b. 1847
Frony Tackett b. 1847
William Stinson Tackett b. Oct. 1847 md. Susan Moore

1. George Tackett b. 1875

2. Permely Tackett b. 1879

3. Grand Tackett b. 1881

4. Juda Tackett b. 1884 md. Cordy Lane

5. Tapley Tackett b. 21^st Mar. 1887 md. Elizabeth Roberts d. 1965

d/o Willie Roberts/Marcie

1. Kenneth Tackett b. 22^nd. Oct. 1922 md. Ruby Greunke b. 1923

2. Charlie Tackett b. 30^th Nov. 1925 md. ? Marsast from Utah

lived in White Fish, Montana

3. Luther Tackett b. 20^th May 1929 md. Dora Little

4. Eugene Tackett. 5^th July 1932 md. Blanche Chapman

5. Garland Tackett b. 21^st Dec. md. Rosannah Augustina of Pa.

6. William James Tackett b. 17^th Nov. 1924 md. Ola Gilliam

7. Georgia Tackett b. 11^th May 1940 md. Billy Ison Runyon

Greenbury Tackett b. Oct. 1850 md. Rutha Newsome b. 1857 d/o

Harrison Newsome, Jr./Mary Polly Hall

1. Wilburn Tackett md. Cordelia Sword

8. Willie Tackett

9. Mary Belle Tackett md. Earl Adkins

10. Minnie Tackett

11. Bert Tackett

2. Preston Tackett b. 1884 md.1^st Della Sturgill

1. Nola Tackett (adopted , see #5 above)md. Joe Hall s/o Morgan Hall/Eliza Stumbo (7^th cousins) m/2^nd Lee Adkins

md. 2^nd Nannie Hall b. 1891 d/o Tipton Hall/Mary Jane Tackett

(5^th cousins)

2. Earl Tackett b. 1926 md. Coreen DeRossett

3. Onas Tackett b. 1928 md. Doris Williams

4. Della Tackett b. 1930 md. Hassell Tackett

3. Henry Tackett b. June 1884 md. Cordelia McClanahan (6 children)

4. Mary Tackett b. 16^th Sep. 1878 md. Martin Porter

5. Freeling Tackett b. May 1886 md. Sarah Damron, no children,

Adopted 1. Nola Tackett d/o Preston/Della Tackett

6. Ansy Tackett b. 24^th Apr. 1889 md.1^st Harry Sword, md.2^nd

Logan Damron

7. Tapley Tackett b. July 1892 md. Lina Adkins

8. Ben Tackett b. Aug. 1888 md. Ansy Tackett d/o Preston Tackett/

Martha Ellen Keathly

9. Sheridan Tackett b. 18^th Mar. 1896 md. Sarah “Lovely” Hall d/o

John Hall/Elisa Damron (13 children)

Freeling Tackett b. July 1853 md. Sarah Hamilton b. 1855 d/o

Davenport Newsome/Angeline Frazier (not md.) she md. Russell

Hamilton and he raised her child.

Jesse Tackett b. May 1855 md. Emma Delaney Elliott d/o Robert

S. Elliott/Lurany Hamilton (1^st cousins)

Perneata Tackett b. 5^th Aug. 1856 md. Preston Newsome b. 30^th Dec.

1855

George Tackett b. 5^th Nov. 1859 died young
Hanna Tackett b. 15^th May 1863 md.Charles Taylor Hamilton on26th Dec. 1884
Preston Tackett b. 3^rd Jan, 1864 md. Martha Ellen Keathley b.25^th May 1866 (11 children)
Nelson Tackett b.12^th Aug. 1867 m/1^st Sarah Elizabeth Hamilton (2^nd cousins, she died 1913), md. 2^nd Polly Mitchell in 1919, md. 3^rd Lourana “Rena”Hamilton (1^st cousins) had l girl

Sarah Hamilton b. 1829 md. 15^th Nov. 1847 to Stephen Akers b. 2825

(11 children)

Thomas Hamilton b. 1830 md. 24^th Jan. 1852 to Margaret Newsom b.1836
Lurany Hamilton b. 21^st Nov. 1832 md. Robert Shanklin Elliott s/o John Elliott/Elizabeth Frasure
Russell Hamilton b. 25^th Apr.1835 md. 1854 Ansy Frances Frasure
Craig Hamilton b. 18^th June 1838 md. Sarah Sally Hamilton b. 4^th Oc. 1845
Freeman Hamilton b. 1838 md. Nancy Amburgey b. 1846
DeLany Hamilton b. 8^th Oct. 1941 md. 30^th Sept. 1864 to Sherwood Osborne b. 3^rd Dec. 1842
Hogan Hamilton b. 11^th Feb. 1845 md. 17^th Feb.1862 Sarah Sally Mullins b. 4^th Oc. 1846
Syltanie Hamilton b. 1845 md. 26^th Feb. 1861 to Harrison Newsome III b. 1840 s/o Harrison NewsomeJr. B. 1815/Mary Hall b. 1818
McDonald “Mac” Hamilton b. 28^th Nov. 1845 md. 24^th Dec. 1868 to Sarah Sally Akers b. 1847
Lydia Hamilton b. 1847 md. Riley Newsome b. 1849 s/ Frederick Newsome/Ansy Hall
Mary Polly Hamilton b. 1849 md. 3^rd Aug. 1870Stephen Hamilton b. 1819 s/o Samuel Hamilton,Jr. (1^st cousins)

15. Unisiah Hamilton b. 6^th July 1852 d. 3^rd April 1897 md. Morgan Hall b. 1855

16 .Arminda Hamilton b. 6^th Sept. 1854 md. 20^th Aug.1877 Davenport Newsome

b. 1837 s/o Frederick Newsome/Ansy Hall

17. Nancy Hamilton b. 6^th Apr. 1854 md. 5^th May 1875 Francis Marion Sword

b. 9^th Dec. 1854

JESSE HALL AND NANCY ELLIOTT d/o John Elliott/Mary “Betty” Powers

Jesse is brother of Jarvey Hall

Their Children:

Unisiah Hall b. 1821 md. Henry Newsome s/o Nancy Newsome (no legal father)
Jemima Hall b. 1821 md. Thomas Hamilton b. 1800 (s/o Samuel Hamilton/Elizabeth Harper)
Robert Hall b 1824 md. 1874 1^st Arrilda Bentley, md 2^nd Nancy Akers b. 1826 d/o David Akers/Elizabeth Collier
Phoeba Hall b. 1826 md. Richard Sword b. 1823
Wilburn Henderson Hall b. 1831 md. 1^st Amy Justice b. 1830 /d, 1850, md, 2^nd Mary J. Watson b. 1838 md. Oct. 1858

By 1^st marriage

Sarah J. Hall
Polly Hall

By second marriage

Fred H. Hall died at age 3
William Hall died at age 8
Green E. Hall
Elizabeth Hall
Haley Hall
Andrew Hall
Minda Hall
Jonathan Hall
Lee Hall
Laurence Hall

Elizabeth Hall b. 1831 md. 1847 Jesse Howell b. 1830 s/o Larkin Jesse Howell/Farcey Dye
Morgan Hall b. 1830 md. Christina Stumbo b. 1835 d/o Frederick Stumbo/NancyThornsberry (1/2 Cherokee Indian,”Blackhawk Tribe”)
Margaret Hall
Amanda Hall
Charlotte Hall
Christenna Hall
Colbert Hall
Mahala Hall
Syltana Hall

Jesse Hall and Jarvey Hall are brothers who married sisters. They are sons of Masias Hall/Unisiah “Una” Smith

JARVEY HALL/ ELIZABETH ‘BETTY’ ELLIOTT

Children:

1. Virginia “Jenny” Hall b. 1823 d. 1886 md. W.S. “Newberry” Osborne b. 1822

2. Mary Polly Hall b. 1827 md. Elisha Alley

3. Mahalia “Haley” Hall b. 5^th Sep. 1830 md. Samuel Bentley b. 1824 s/o

4. Owen Hall b. 1813 md. Judith Stumbo b. 1837 d/o Frederick Stumbo/Nancy

Thornsberry (1/2 Cherokee Indian, Blackhawk tribe) **

5. John Hall b. 1838 md. Nancy Stumbo b. 1838 d/o Frederick Stumbo/Nancy

Thornsberry (1/2 Cherokee Indian, Blackhawk Tribe) **

6. “Una” Unisiah Hall b. 1837 md. Wilson “Wilse” Hall

7. Olly “Polly” Hall b. 1839-1905 md. Henry Kinney

8. Wilson “Wilce” Hall b. 1842-1919 md. Sally Stumbo ** d/o Frederick Stumbo/

Nancy Thornsberry. (1/2 Cherokee Indian, Blackhawk tribe)

9. William “Black Bill” Hall b. 1846 m/1^st Martha Gilliam d/o John Gilliam

m/2^nd Myra Tipton, m/3^rd Kate Justice, m/4^th Lottie Nunamaker

10. Wilburn Hall b. 1848 m/1^st Anna Johnson, m/2^nd Alice Jordan

11. Morgan (Lamb) Hall 1856-1932 md. Sara Hall

12. Caroline (Lamb) Hall b. 1861 md. Sylvester Herrington b. 1858

13. Dow (Lamb) Hall b. 1866 m/1^st Emma Howell, m/2^nd Martha Steffa 1874-1948

14. Mary Hall b. 1869

15. Sarah Hall b. 1863 md. David Alley

16. Jack “Black Jack” Hal b. 1861 m/1^st Abigail Akers, m/2^nd Ruby Lynn Hall

17. Martha Hall b. 1873

** These three Stumbo sisters, married brothers.

Jarvey had 17 children by three women. 2 wives and 1 alliance (not married)

10 Children (the first 10) by 1^st wife Elizabeth Elliott, the last four (4) were by Evaline Hall, 2^nd wife, and the ones marked (Lamb) are by Alliance with Mary Polly Lamb.

OSBORNE FAMILY TREE

JAMES OSBORNE ANN JANE CARTER

b. 1674 Warrick, England b. 1673 Stratford, England

JONATHON OSBORNE GRETA HOLMAN

b. 1697 Warrick, England b. England

EPHRIAM OSBORNE ELIZABETH HOWARD

ENOCH OSBORNE JANE HASH

SOLOMON OSBORNE HANNAH BOLLING

SALSBERRY ‘NEWBERRY’ OSBORNE VIRGINIA ‘JENNY’ HALL

THEIR CHILDREN:

ARILDA OSBORNE PINK MULLINS

PHAROAH ‘FAIR’ OSBORNE d.1914 LIZAN AKERS

GEORGE OSBORNE 1859-1932 MATILDA AKERS b.1860

MAHALIA OSBORNE b. 1852 MARTIN MEAD

OWEN OSBORNE 1858-1932 LOUEASIE BEVERLY b. 1860

ELIZABETH OSBORNE b. 1857 JAMES MCGOWN

POLLY JANE OSBORNE 1861-1930 SAMUEL BENTLEY b. 1865**

RACHAEL OSBORNE 1868-1931 QUILLER BENTLEY b. 1863 **

NANCY OSBORNE b. 1869

MARTHA OSBORNE b. 1876

UN-NAMED BOY 1859-1859

** These Bentley’s are brothers, who married sisters, so their children are double 1^st cousins.

This is where the Pocahontas line comes in.

Virginia “Jenny” Hall b. 1823 d. 1885 md. 12^th Jan. 1850 to W.S. Salsbury “Newberry” Osborne b. 1812 d. 18^th May 1898 s/o Hiram Osborne/Nancy Mullins d/o William “Cooney” Mullins/Ruth Foster

Arrilda “Rilda” Osborne md. “Pink” Mullins

Martha Mullins md. Will Vanover
Calvin Mullins
Ben Mullins
and others

Pharoah “Fair” Osborne d. 6^th Nov. 1914 md. Lizan Akers

“Little” Hulda Osborne b. 1883 d. 1941 md. Robert Akers, s/o John

Akers/Rhody Osborne

2. “Little” George Osborne md. Phenie Hamilton d/o Craig Hamilton/Sarah

Hamilton (Craig is s/o Jesse Hamilton/Pheny Hall, Sarah is d/o William

Hamilton/Elizabeth Frasure

1. Joe Osborne md. Ollie Johnson

1. Clarsie Osborne md. Lee Howell s/o Robert Howell/Elizabeth “Bessie” Bentley. Robert is brother to Hobert Howell, who md. Tilda Osborne d/o big George Osborne

2. Carmel Osborne

3. Rex Osborne

4. Redgel Osborne

5. Estell Osborne

6. Victor Osborne

7. Vical Osborne

8. Virgil Osborne

9. Lula Osborne

10. Tina Osborne

2. Jessie Osborne md. Etta More

1. Stella Osborne

2. Charlie Osborne

3. James Osborne

4. Pearl Osborne

5. June Osborne

6. Dewey Osborne

7. Aleen Osborne

3. Charlie Osborne md. Rebecca Lawson

1. Rush Osborne

2. Howard Osborne

3. Vonnie Osborne

4. John M Osborne

5. Shirley Osborne

6. Charles B. Osborne

7. Kenneth Osborne

8. Hugh Osborne

4. Lizzie Osborne md. Jeff Henson

1. John Henson

2. Audra Henson

3. Alma Henson

4. Sandy Henson

5. Patsy Henson

6. Jeff Dean Henson

7. Georgia Henson

“Big” George Osborne b. Feb. 1859 d. 16^th nova. 1914 md. 1881 Matilda “Tilda”

Akers b. Nov. 186-

Bill Osborne md. Rilda Henson

1. Tilda Osborne md. Hobart Howell s/o Joel Howell/Miranda Hall

1. Edward Howell

2. Reed Howell

3. Georgia Howell

2. McKinley Osborne md. Virgie Howell d/o Johnny B. Howell (s/o Joel

Howell/Miranda Hall

1. Alvin Osborne

2. William Lee Osborne

3. Velva Osborne

4. Frankie Osborne

5. Aleen Osborne

6. J.D. Osborne

7. Elza Osborne

3. Sadie Osborne md. Pearlie Howell s/o Johnny Howell (s/o Joel Howell

/Miranda Hall

1. Ruthie Howell

2. Ruford Howell

4. Delpha Osborne md. Lee B. Hall

1. Lee B. Hall, Jr.

2. Magalene Hall

3. Holly B. Hall

4. Betty Jo Hall

5. Madge Hall

6. Rubel Hall

7. Billie Jo Hall

5. Mary Anna Osborne md. Joseph Alley (7 children)

6. Elbee Osborne md. ? Hobson

2. Bessie Osborne md. Will Slone

1. Minnie Slone md. Fed Henson

2. Roxy Slone md. Walter Booth

3. Nannie Slone md. Herb Humphrey

4. Tamry Slone md. Oscar Blankenship

5. Tramble Slone md. June Gillian

6. Mack Slone never md.

3. Jack Osborne md. Ollie Tackett

1. Charlene Osborne md. Hillard Hall no relation

2. Robie Osborne md. Died shortly afterwards

4. Minnie Osborne d. 1918 flue, md. Sherd Elliott

1. Wilburn Elliott md. Geneva Hobson

2. Victor Elliott md. Sylvia Caudill

5. Nancy Osborne d. 1918 flue md. Aleck Howell (he then md. Dorsey

Osborne d/o King Osborne/Martha Adkins, Aleck is s/o Joel Howell/

Miranda Hall

1. Margarette Howell md. George Stumbo (no children)

2. Annie Howell

3. George Howell

4. Rosa Howell md. Tom Stumbo

1. Glennis Stumbo

2. Veda Stumbo md. Clifford England

1. Patty Stumbo

2. Tommy England b. 1937 md. Phyllis McDonald

1. Paul England b. 1955 md. Pam Poorman

2. Tom England b. 1957 md. Debra Hunt

3. Kelly England b. 1961 md. Christopher Sumey

4. Phillip England b. 1968 md. Jennifer Peters

5. Veda Howell

6. Pink Osborne md. Corsetta Newsome

1. Oscar Osborne md. May Bell Tackett

2. Troy Osborne md. Mellie Howell

1. Berchal Osborne

2. Charles Osborne

3. Zinal Osborne

3. Vanzie”Anzie” Osborne md. Corbet Howell

1. Ivalene Howell

2. Dick Howell

3. and others

4. Ezra Osborne md. Zelha Reynolds (no children)

5. Azzie Osborne md. Ruby Gayheart

6. Pink Osborne, Jr. md. Velva Osborne

7. Trammel Osborne md. Jocie Caudill

8. Olive Osborne md. Ruford Howell s/o Johnny Howell/Martha

Osborne (s/o Joel Howell/Miranda Hall)

9. Audry Osborne

7. Marigold Osborne md. Bee Howell

1. Edith Pearl Howell

2. Barbara Howell

3. Flotene Howell

4. Teddy Howell

5. Troy Howell

4. Mahalia Osborne b. 1852 md.Martin Mead

5. Owen “Little Ode” Osborne md. Loueasie Beverly

1. Martha Osborne md. Johnny Howell

1. Pearlie Howell md. Sadie Osborne

1. Ruth Howell md. Robert Jones

2. Ruford Howell md. Olive Osborne d/o “Pink” Allen Osborne

2. Virgie Howell md. McKinley Osborne s/o big George

Osborne/Tilda Akers

1. Calvin Osborne

2. William Lee Osborne

3. Velva Osborne

4. Frankie Osborne

5. Aleen Osborne

3. Granville Howell md. Cassie Bush

1. Magalene Howell

2. Madge Howell

3. Denzil Howell

4. Everett Howell md. Stella Hamilton (sister to Alvis Hamilton)

1. Gorman Ray Howell md.Mary Jane Scott of Va.

2. Jerry Howell md. DianneElliott of Ohio

1. Shannon Howell

2. Stephanie Howell

3. Bobby Ann Howell md. Jeff Adiklis of NY

1. Rebecca Ann Adiklis

2. Aaron Adiklis

4. Dotty Lynn Howell md. Roy Sanders of Ky.

1. Heather Sanders

2. Tara Sanders

5. Loueasie Howell md. Bill Halbert, m/2^nd Manuel Bartley

1. Howard Halbert

2. Hillard Halbert

3. Glessie Bartley

4. Denver Bartley

5. Dennis Bartley

6. Mellie Howell md. Troy Osborne s/o Allen “Pink” Mullins/

Corsetta Newsome

1. Berchel Osborne

2. Charles Osborne

3. Zinal Osborne

7. Sylvia Howell md. Charlie Akers

1. Jewell Akers

2. Melba Akers

3. Bonnie Akers

8. Tainy Howell md. Robert Jones

1. Evaline Jones

2. Jeannette Jones

3. Geneva Jones

4. Barbara Jones

5. Edith Jones

. 6. Eva Jones

9. Earmon Howell md. Stella Hall

2. King Osborne md. Martha Ellen Adkins

1. Equilla Osborne md. Sherd Elliott

1. Victor Elliott

2. Curt Eliott

3. Glennis Elliot

4. ?? Elliott

2. Dorsey Osborne md. Aleck Howell s/o Joel Howell/Miranda Hall This is.

Aleck’s 2^nd marriage.

1. Johnny Howell md. Mary Moore

2. Ray Howell md. Beulah ?

3. Rudolph Howell md. Maxie Hall

4. Adrian Howell md. May Tackett

3. Elsie Osborne . Noah Newsome

1. Denver Newsome

2. Opal Newsome

3. Alma Newsome

4. Arthur Osborne md. Nell Tackett

1. Ervin Osborne

2. Orbin Osborn

3. Mary Osborne md. Emmett Blevins (no children)

4. Daniel Osborne md. Mary Jane Adkins (no children)

5. “Dock” Osborne md. Lizzie Tackett

1. Claricea Osborne

2. Aggie Osborne

3. Stella Osborne

4. Mazie Osborne

5. Rufus Osborne

6. Edgel Osborne

7. Wanda Osborne

8. Ruthie Osborne

6. John B. Osborne md. Darkie Alley

7. Nancy J. Osborne md. Wayne Howell s/o Joel Howell/Miranda Hall

1. Rufus Howell killed in mines

2. Corbett Howell md. Vanzie “Anzie” Osborne d/o Pink Osborne/

Corsetta Newsome

3. Calvin Howell md. May Reynolds

4. Emily Howell md. Ray Frasure s/o Oliver Frasure

5. Telford Howell md. Anzie Osborne d/o Pink Osborne/Corsetta Newsome

6. Ocie Howell all?? Osborne m/1^st Ted Frasure s/o Oliver Frasure

1. Dallerd Osborne md. Gloria Harold

2. Deanie Frasure

3. Tracy Frasure

4. Randall Frasure

5. Elva June Frasure

7. Ressie/Reffie Howell md. Eugene Hamilton

1. Leslie Hamilton

2. Willis Hamilton

3. Sidney Hamilton

4. Anita Hamilton

8. Vernedia/Vernedith Howell m/1^st Bobby Gene Newsome s/o Robert

Newsome, md. 2^nd Don Martin

9. Delmer Howell md. Ruby Skeens

10. Milford Howell md. Corrine Douglas

11. Beckie Howell

8. Lillie Mae Osborne md. Tivis Reynolds

9. Beverly Osborne md. Maudie Caudill

1, Paulie Osborne

2. Palmer Osborne

10. Andy Osborne md. Millie Johnson

11. Laura Osborne

6. Elizabeth Osborne b. 1857 md. James McGown

7. Judy Osborne b. Sep. 1859 md. Jefferson Reynolds

1. Joe Reynolds md. Myra Hall

1. Andy Reynolds

2. and others

2. Polly Reynolds md. John Lee Williams

1. Emma Williams

2. Ocie Williams

3. Lucy Williams

4. Earl Williams

5. Lillie Williams

6. Opal Williams

7. Cecil Williams

8. Carl Williams

9. Donna Jean Williams

3. Lucy Reynolds md.1^st Perry Sammons, m/2^nd Lot Brammel

1. Earl Sammons

2. Mabel Sammons

3. ?

4. Daniel Reynolds md. Lillie Newsome

1. Tracy Reynolds died young

2. Bessie Reynolds md. Bill Evans]

5. Kay Reynolds md. Bertha Newsome

1. Glenn Newsome

2. Paul Newsome

3. Mildred Newsome

9. Polly Jane Osborne 1868-1930 md. Samuel Bentley b. 1865 * brother to Quiller

1. Elizabeth “Bessie” Bentley b. 30^th Oct. 1886 d. 11^th Apr. 1937 md.

Robert Howell s/o Joel Howell/Miranda Hall (Bessie and Bob Howell are 3^rd cousins on mothers’ side, and 4^th cousins on fathers’ side.

1. Octavia “Tavie” Howell b. 9^th Dec. 1901 d. 20^th June 1970 md 1^st.Willie Moore,(s.o Harmon Moore/Martha Hamilton) m/2^nd Willis Robbins

2. Day Howell m/1^st Cora Garrett, md. 2^nd Mary Edith (Johnson)

Moore (widow of Anthony Moore, brother to Willie Moore)

1. Samuel Howell b. 1926 d. 1989 md. Hazel Virginia Croft

1. Samuel Howell, Jr. “Larry”

2. Mike Howell

3. Rick Howell

2. Irene Howell b. 1921 md. Elisha Gayheart

1. Bobby Jo Gayheart

2. Gayheart

3. Vanie Howell b. 1905 d. 1928 mushroom poisoning, md. Jack

Alley

1. Elbee Alley b. 15^th Sept. 1924 d. 7^th Dec. 1985 md. Joan

Cherry b. 1920

2. Hazel Alley b. 18^th Mar 19?? Md. Wade Garrett

3. Elmer Alley b. 27^th Sep. 1922 d 19^th Feb. 1981 md. Wilma

Perry

4. Macil Alley b. 16^th May. 1926 md. Edd Thornsberry in 1942

Edd 1919-1993

1. Carolyn Sue Thornsberry b. 12^th Feb. 1945 md. Dean Cook

2. Donald Ray Thornsberry b. 8^th Feb. 1963 md. Hoyce Ann Osborne

4. Jay Howell 1907-1907?

5. Clora Mae Howell 1909-1999 md. Alvis Hamilton

1. Imogene Hamilton b. 1930 md. Richard Lane he died 1988

1. Jonathon Alvis Lane b. 1965

1. Shealyn Ray Lane b. 28^th Apr. 1992

2. Scott Richard Lane b. 18^th Mar. 1994

2. Geneva Hamilton b. 10^th June 1935 md. Dale Begeman

1. Timothy Begeman b. 15^th May 1955

2. Jeffery Begeman b. 21^st June 1958

3. Brian Begeman b. 6^th May 1961

4. Michael Begeman b. 19^th Sep.1963

5. James David Begeman b. 19^th Dec. 1964

6. Estell Howell b. 1911 d.1911

7. Charley Howell b. 11^th Sept. 1913 d. 199 md. Hazel Cooper

1. Charles Wayne Howell b. 7^th May 1951 m/1^st Connie

Coffman, m/2^nd Christina Huntsberger b. 1954, children by 1^st marriage.

1. Terranda Alexandria Howe b. 14^th Apr. 1975

2. Aaron Patrick Howell b. 22^nd Nov. 1977

3. Franceine Renee Howell b. 26^th Jan 1982

Charley Howell alliance with (mother adopted Norma to:)

1. Norma Evans b. 1946 md. Davidson

8. Nannie Howell b. 8^th Dec. 1915 d. 19^th Jan 1980 md. Elmer

S. Botkin b. 21^st July 1912 d. 25^th Feb. 1970 s/o Samuel M

Botkin/Emma Meadows.

7. Everett Douglass Botkin b.1^st Mar. 1925 d. 28^th May 1976 md.

Lois Dean Bellamy

1. Larry Douglas Botkin b. 26^th May. 1955

2. Gary Dean Botkin b. 14^th Apr. 1956 md Peggy Bennett

1. Gary Lee Botkin

3. Stephen Samuel Botkin b. 5^th Oct. 1957 d. 5^th May 1978 in car accident. Md. Ruby Allen

1. Samuel Scott Botkin b. 25^th June 1975

4. Jerry Wayne Botkin b. 18^th June 1959 md. Peggy

Ratliff

5. Angela Fay Botkin b. 5^th Dec. 1961 m/1^st Freddie

McGinnis, m/2^nd Steven Kenley, m/3^rd Eddie Eishmael

1. Michelle Kenley b. 1980

2. James Roger Botkin b. 29^th Oct. 1938 m/1^st Bonita Jean Stacy,

m/2^nd Marilyn Godbolt, m/3 Janice (Burke) Cooper children

by 1^st marriage

1. Bonita Jean Botkin b. 29^th June 1957 md.1^st. Joseph Brady, md. 2^nd Paul Turnbull div. 1999

2. Sheri Lee Botkin b. 6^th Oct. 1958 md.1^st Darryl Thomas, m/2^nd Mark Helterbrand

3. James Roger Botkin b. 18^th June 1964 md. Sandra (Cooley) Munos

4. Robert Howard Botkin b. 12^th Nov. 1972

Bonnie md. 2^nd Howard McMillan, he adopted Robert

3. Donald Maurice Botkin b. 23^rd Sept. 1941 md. Judy Hall** d/o

Ted Hall/Edna Swaims

1. Debra Ann Botkin b 8^th Feb. 1959 md. 2^nd Sep. 1983 Dale

Rice

1. Laron Rice b 10^th Apr. 1978

2. Tyler Maurice Rice b18th June 1986

3. Jada Rice b. May 1990

2. Rebecca “Becky” Marie Botkin b. 30^th Oct. 1961 md. 15^th

1977 Danny Shrout

1. Kimberly Sue Shrut b. 11^th June 1979

3. Donna Sue Botkin b. 23^rd June 1964 md. 17^th Mar. 1983

Tony Edward Gooding

1. Kacy Gooding b. 4^th July 1988 (girl)

2. Bradley Wayne Gooding b. 7^th Sep. 1991

** Judy Hall ancestors: d/o Ted Hall s/o

J.D. Hall md. Delilah “Lillie” Rigdon b. 20^th May 1894 d. 2^nd July 1974. Lillie md/2^nd Trace Hardy

Ted Hall b 11^th Jan. 1911 in Idaho md. Edna Swaim

Jackie Blaine Hall b. 1936
Judith “Judy” Hall b. 1943

Jesse Hall b. 1913 in Idaho, md. ?? Beckett d. 1969

Shirley Ann Hall
Connie Hall
Peggy Hall
Tammy Hall

Lela Hall md. Glen Vise

Juanita Carol Vise b. 23^rd June 1934 md. Leslie Thompson
Marjorie Ann Vise b. 3^rd Mar. 1938 m/1 ? Royce, m/2 ? Conley

1. Dag Royse (son)

2. ? Royse (son)

3. ? Conley (girl)

4. ? Conley (girl)

4. Ruth Ann Botkin b. 17^th May 1934 md. 27^th Nov. 1963

Hedley Robert Honaker b. 25^th Jan. 1938 s/o Robert

Honaker/Martha Elizabeth Miller

1. James Robert Honaker b. 15^th Sep. 1965 Huntington, WV.

Va. To Dorothy Bonzine Clark

1. Kathryn Elizabeth Honaker b. 15^th July 1988 Bowling Green, Ky.

5. Clarence Ledford Botkin b. 14^th Mar. 1953 md. 23^rd Apr.

1971 to Brenda Craycraft d/o Alice Clark (Newsome)/

Russell Craycraft. Alice is daughter of Cathy Newsome

(Cathy d/o Harmon Newsome/Cathliny Newsome

1. Jeremy L. Botkin b. 20^th Mar. 1974 md.

2. Jason S. Botkin b. 17^th Feb. 2976 md.

1. Cameron Botkin

3. Christina Alice Botkin b. 26^th Dec. 1980

These Botkins’ are related to me, Helen L. Botkin Moore. My father and Elmer are brothers. Nannie and Octavia are sisters. Therefore our children are double second cousins, to above children of Nannie/Elmer.

9. Lee Howell b. 1917 m/1^st Clarsie Osborne d/o “Little George”

Osborne/Phenie Hamilton, m/2^nd ??

1. Betty Jo Howell md. ? Stumbo

2. Harold Howell md.

3. Homer Howell md.

4. Jimmy Howell md.

5. Christine Howell md. ? d. 2002

10. Haley Howell b. 1920 d. 198? Md. 1^st Russell Conley, md.2^nd

Winfred Conley (brothers) children by 2^nd marriage.

1. Maxine Conley m/1^st Jerome McDaniels, m/2^nd ? Quackenbush

1. Tricia McDaniels md. ?

2. ? Quackenbush

2. Ruth Ann Conley never married

2. Bird Bentley b. 2^nd Apr. 1888 d. 17^th Oct. 1918 “Flu” md. Willie

Hamilton

3. Nannie Bentley b. 27^th Apr. 1890 d. 17^th Oct 1918 “Flu” md. John

William Hamilton

4. Elsie Bell Bentley b. 25^th Apr. 1892 d. 20^th Dec. 1963 md. Robert

Frasure b. 1880 md. 16^th Apr. 1908 s/o Anthony/Martha L. Frasure

1. Mina Frasure b. 20^th July 1911 md. 31^st Aug. 1926 Paul Akers

b. 12^th Jan. 1906 s/o Andrew J. Akers/Cora Hall

1. Gayle Akers b. 5^th June 1929 md. Ramona Brown

1. Cindy Akers b. 20^th Nov. 1953 md. Mike Lusby

1. Steffani Lusby b. 21^st Feb. 1974

2. Luann Akers b. 25^th Jan. 1959 md. Earl Thoms Hyde III

2. Lois Jean Akers b. 16^th Sept. 1931 md. 25^th July Gene Jenson

1. Susan Jensen b. 31^st Aug. 1957 m. 25^th July. 1949

M/1^st Allen Lagray, m/2^nd M. Tillotson

1.Jamie Lagray b. 2^nd Oct. 1967

2.Jodie Legray b. 19^th July 1969

2. Paul Jensen b.8^th July 1954 md. 13^th July 1976 M. Nelson

1. Angela Kay Jensen b. 14^th Jun. 1977

3. Barbara Gay Akers b. 24^th Apr. 1935 md. 12^th Sep. 1975 Rodney

Thompson

1. Kristie Kay Johnson b. 13^th Mar.1958 md. 12^th Sep1975

Rodney Thompson

1. Jeremy Lynn Thompson b. 7^th Mar. 1977

2. Shalee Nichole Thompson b. 6^th Aug. 1979

2. Staci Jolyn Jenson b. 13^th Mar. 1962

4. Patricia Ann Akers b. 16^th June 1940 md. 15^th Aug. 1958 Howard

Brent Clark

1. Toni Clark b. 6^th Sep. 1940 md. 15^th Aug. 1977 Greg

Weinrich

1. Rebecca Ann Weinrichb. 28^th Apr.1979

2. Ryan Allen Weinrich b. 22^nd. May 1980

5. David Paul Akers b. 1^st Feb. 1944 md. 1^st Julia Payne, m/2^nd Kay

Putman (child by m/2)

1. Dusti Marie Akers b. 26^th May 1979

6. Stephen Glen Akers b. 1^st Feb. 1947 m/1^st Rita Anthony, m/2^nd

Nancy Edison

M/1^st

2. Ty Anthony Akers b. 24^th ct. 1973

M/2^nd

2. ??

5. Andy J. Akers b. 6^th June 1938 md. 21^st May 1976 Karen Wells

Mina Frasure lived in Blackfoot, Idaho.

5. Mahalia Bentley b. 19^th Jan. 1894 d. 7^th Jan. 1923 md Andy Lee Hall

b. 23^rd Feb. 1889 d. 31^st Oct. 1964 s/o William/Mary E. Hall

1. Teddy B. Hall b. 23^rd Oct. 1919 d. 1980 m/1^st Susie ?, m/2^nd Mollie

Hall b. 22^nd Apr. 1917 d. 1980

Children by 1^st marriage

6. Charles Hall b. 23^rd Aug. 1940 md. 8^th Feb. 1959 Margie Carr

1. Mark Anthony Hall b. 1^st Aug. 1959

Children by 2^nd marriage

2. Bonnie Hall b. 5^th Mar. 1958 md. Scott Ferguson

3. Thelma Hall

4. Boy Hall stillborn

2. Gertie Hall b. 5^th Apr. 1921 md. 14^th Nov. 1940 Frank Hamilton

b. 24^th Apr. 1917 d. 1968 s/o Basil Hamilton/Gracie Blanton (gr.

Gr. Grandson of Jesse Hamilton/Phena Hall

1. Patricia Louise Hamilton b. 16^th June 1941 m/1^st Bob Maggard

md. 2^nd Floyd Elkins

1. Jimmy Maggard

2. Timmy Elkins

2. Gracie May Hamilton b. 17^th Sep. 1946 md. Eugene Parker

1. Donnie Parker

2. David Parker

3. Tammy Jo Parker

3. Larry Douglass Hamilton b. 22^nd Feb. 1948 md. Sheila Trail

1. Larry D. Hamilton, Jr.

2. Annette Marie Hamilton

4. Danny Ray Hamilton b. 30^th Jul 1949 md. Margaret Kazor

5. Dan Eugene Hamilton b. 4^th Sept. 1950

6. Brenda Kay Hamilton b. 4^th Sep. 1952

8. Shirley Ann Hamilton b. 18^th Jul.1955 m/1^st Chuck ?, m/2^nd

David Perkins, 1^st marriage annulled.

3. Michelle Hamilton

4. David Perkins

3.Dawn Marie Perkins b. 6^th Jan. 1979

9. Rachael Osborne 1868-1931 Md. Quiller Bentley b. 1863 *brother to Sam

1. Effie Bentley md. Milford Bentley s/o Caner Bentley/Rose Frasure

1. James Estel Bentley md. Jeanette :

2. Ginny Bentley

3. Judy Bentley

4. Nancy Bentley

5. Celia Bentley

6. Renee Jane Bentley md. Fred Newsome s/o Davenport Newsome/Mary Hall

1. Yvonne Pearl Newsome md. Don Everman

1. Marguetta Everman md. Perry Deerfield

2. Don Everman, Jr. md. Valerie Blevins

3. Jane Renee Everman

2. Calvin Newsome md. Mae ?

2. Larry Newsome

3. Carole Newsome

4. Dorothy Newsome

5. Mary Ellen Newsome

6. Danny Newsome

7. David Newsom

3. Charles Newsome md. ?

1. Judy Newsome

2. C. E. Newsome

3. Fred Newsome

4. Sharia Newsome

5. John Newsome

4. Lawrence Newsome md. June ?

1. Debbie Newsome

2. Sheryl Newsome

3. Laura Newsome

4. Calvin Newsome

5. Jerry Newsome

6. Cathy Newsome

5. Pauline Newsome md. Don Whitely]

1. Diane Whitely md. ?? Lawless

1. Christine Lawless

2. Timmy Lawless

6. Helen Newsome md. Herb Deskins

1. Patty Deskins

2. Julie Deskins

3. Nancy Deskins

4. Herbie Deskins Jr.

10. Nancy Osborne b. 1869 md. Joseph “Joe” Henson

11. Martha Osborne b. 1876 md. William Vanover

12. Un -Named boy 1859-1859

OSBORNE TREE

JAMES OSBORNE b. 1674 Warrick, England, md. ANN CARTER b. 1675

Scotland

Children:

JONATHON OSBORNE 1697-1761 Warrick, England md. GRETA HOLMAN **

Died in Virginia

EPHRIAM OSBORNE b. 1694, Warrick, England

WILLIAM OSBORNE b. 1699 Warrick, England

FRANCES OSBORNE b. 1693 Warrick, England

** JONATHON OSBORNE 1697-1761 Warrick, England md. Greta Holman

Children:

EPHRIAM OSBORNE 1723-1796 Williamsburg, VA. Md. ELIZABETH WELLS

HOWARD *

CALEB OSBORNE

SOLOMON OSBORNE b. 1725

JEREMIAH OSBORNE b. 1729

JOSHIAH OSBORNE b. 1729

JOHANNAH OSBORNE b. 1731

STEVEN OSBORNE b. 1733

EPHRIAM OSBORNE 1723-1796 md. Elizabeth Wells Howard *

Children:

ENOCH OSBORNE b. 1745 Rowan Co, NC md. Jane Hash b 1753 NC d/o John “Old” John Hash/Rebecca Anderson (Jane Hash also married Harden Cox)

Their Children:

SOLOMON OSBORNE b. 1765-1852 Scott Co., VA. Md. Hannah Bolling *

RUTH OSBORNE 1770-1857

HANNAH OSBORNE 1772-1818

ENOCH OSBORNE 1774-1853 md. Mary Liriesay

MARY POLLY OSBORNE b. 1775

ANNE OSBORNE 1776-1857 Scott Co., VA.

JANE OSBORNE 1777-1851 b. VA, d. NC

ABIGAIL OSBORNE 1778-1839

REBECCA OSBORNE 1780-1832 VA.

ZACHARIAH OSBORNE 1781-1877 b. Va, D. NC

SARAH OSBORNE 1783-1870 VA.

PHOEBE OSBORNE 1783-186- VA.

*SOLOMON OSBORNE 1766-1852 and HANNAH BOLLING

Children:

SHERWOOD OSBORNE 1788-1837 md. Louise Louisey Collier

Children:

JOHN WESLEY OSBORNE md. DULCENA MOORE (sister to Ananais Moore) children of Isaac Moore Sr./Mary Polly Cantrell

FAMILY GROUPING

Husband Wife:

SALSBERRY “NEWBERRY” VIRGINIA “JENNY” HALL

W.S. OSBORNE

1822-1898 1823-1885

Father: Hiriam Osborne Father: Jarvey Hall

Mother: Nancy Mullins Mother: Elizabeth Betty Elliott

CHILDREN:

1. ARRILDA “RILDA” OSBORNE Allen “Pink” Mullins

2. PHAROAH “FAIR” OSBORNE Lizan Akers

3. GEORGE “Big” OSBORNE 1859-1914 Matilda Akers b. 1860

4. MAHALIA OSBORNE b. 1852 Martin Mead

5. OWEN OSBORNE 1861-1932 Loueasie Beverly

6. ELIZABETH OSBORNE b. 1857 James McGown

7. JUDY OSBORNE b. 1859 Jefferson Reynolds

8. POLLY JANE OSBORNE 1861-1930 Samuel Bentley b. 1865 *

9. RACHAEL OSBORNE 1868-1931 Quiller Bentley b. 1863 *

10. NANCY OSBORNE b. 1869 Joseph Henson

11. MARTHA OSBORNE b. 1876 William Vanover

12. UN-NAMED BOY 1859-1859

* Samuel Bentley and Quiller Bentley are brothers, sons of John Manuel Bentley/Sarah Baldwin

FAMILY GROUPING

Husband: OWEN HALL Wife: JUDITH STUMBO

1833-3^rd Jan. 1852

Father: Jarvey Hall Father: Frederick Stumbo

Mother: Elizabeth Betty Elliott Mother: Nancy Thornsberry

CHILDREN

1. MIRENDA “RENDA” HALL Joel Howell s/o Jesse Howell/Elizabeth Hall

2. VINA HALL Ted Akers

3. JOHN ANT HALL Artie Sizemore

4. PRESS HALL Florence Turner

5. MARY ELIZABETH HALL Bill Hall

6. CATHERINE HALL Andy Newsome b. 1869 s/o Harmon Newsome/Vina Bentley

7. GREENBURY HALL 1^st Nancy Turner 2^nd Frances Hamilton

8. JAMES E. “POLK” HALL 1^st Mary Akers, 2^nd Mindy Moore d/o

Andrew Moore/Spicy Newsome

9. FLOYD HALL Nannie Hall d/o John Hall/Nancy Stumbo

10. WILLARD HALL Georgia Hollifield

11. BELL HALL Tom McGown

These Stumbo’s are ½ blood Cherokee Indian of the Blackhawk Tribe.

OWEN HALL JUDITH “JUDY” STUMBO

b. 1833 daughter of Frederick Stumbo/Nancy Thornsberry

d. 3^rd Jan. 1852 Thornsberry’s are Cherokee Indian “Blackhawk Tribe”

son of Jarvey Hall/Elizabeth “Betty” Elliott

HOWELL

Per John D. Howell as told to his grandchild: Jerry Howell s/o Everett Howell who is s/o John D. Howell:

Howell’s came to the United States from Wales as “Indentured Servants.” They worked 6 years in North Carolina to pay for their passage. He also mentioned “Blackhawk”, so I do not know just where it is, unless it is from the Cherokee Indians, “Blackhawk Tribe” or North Carolina. This is an opinion, not fact.

There was an ancient King named “Howell the Good” who wrote the first law book in Wales.