Hi John & Anne (I hope you'll read this too) The only peeps that you've heard from me recently have been regarding the families tied to a book "Early Settlers of Alabama" - of those being the descendants of: Christopher CLARK & Mildred TERRELL Dionysious OLIVER and Mary Anne WINFREY Zimri TAIT and Martha MAYFIELD (and their daughter Barbara Taits marriage to William Oliver son of Dionysious Oliver & William Oliver's subsequent marriage to a Creek Indian named Mary Polly Kean, granddaughter of "Big Warrior" aka Joseph Cornell, Chief of the Wind Clan - Creek Nation) Zimri TAIT's brother William TAIT married Elizabeth HUDSON dau of Charles HUDSON & Susannah PATRICK Zimri TAIT's grandson - Charles TAIT (brother to Barbara Tait wife of William Oliver), statesman of GA who married Nancy Ann LUCAS & Sarah WILLIAMSON. Charles died in Wilcox Co., AL. Barbara TAIT & William OLIVER's daughter Matilda Oliver married David HUDSON son of David HUDSON & Mary COBB BOOKER (Cobb, Booker, & BOON families come into play about here and I haven't gotten this part sorted out as yet - but, please note that the families are part of this herd.) And, Barbara Tait's sister, Lousia TAIT married John BANKS. So, Anne, when you came up with some of the names you posted yesterday - including BOOKER as a possible name of one of the son the connection became more likely. Now you already know that 2 of Christopher CLARK & Mildred TERRELL's kids married 2 of Dionysius OLIVER's kids. Ooops! Don't forget the White's - Shelton WHITE & Mildred CLARK (another one of Christophers kids). I haven't touched on the WATKINS or the THOMPSON'S, LEWISES, MERIWETHER's, who all have intermarriages with the above mentioned families. Many of these families had men who fought with William Oliver and Sam Dale & just as William Oliver did - married Native American women who had wealth and land that had been granted to them in a very fertile part of the state, mostly around Pike and Fayette Co., AL. Yes, Washington County, AL at the turn of the 19th century was of tremendous size. Many people who look for folks in Washington Co, MS should really be looking in Washington Co., AL - likewise with Monroe Co - but, it was called "Mississippi Territory" and that's what steers folks wrong. So, about MS - it appears from my families that about 1815 they headed out of GA to MS - counties like DeSoto & Simpson & Copiah. My GRAVES line came with these folks - they were collaterals, but not nearly the BIG HITTERS the other families where. This is the line of John W. GRAVES and Sarah WARREN, who folks think are from the James GRAVES and Mary COPELAND line who descend from Capt. Thomas GRAVES. Martha M. GRAVES was my g+grandmother married James DANIEL, Jr. If nothing else, I'm finding many of my other direct lines & possibly to connection to my Daniel Line. And, these folks were some very flamboyant and colorful people, who had alot of wealth and were political leaders of whatever place they might settle. Anne - I'd made some notes today on your Daniel line - but, I can't find them at the momemt. I've have to post them later. Take Care - Ruth in Portland, OR ----- Original Message ----- From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 5:01 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] Kelso-Daniel of Greene County, GA > Good Morning, > There is a link between the KELSO-DANIEL bunch of Greene County, GA, who > we know are tied to the COFFEES and CUNNINGHAMS of PE County, VA and Greene > County, GA, and Halifax County, NC. Margaret DANIEL (1750-1804), d/o James > DANIEL (ABT 17087-1763) and Jean KELSO (ABT 1720-AFT 1780) of PE County, VA > married Francis COLEMAN (1744-1823) ABT 1767 and he was born in Halifax > County, NC. Francis COLEMAN died in Washington County, AL and I do not know > where Margaret DANIEL died. > Francis was the son of Robert R. COLEMAN and Frances MATHIS of Fairfield > County, SC, formerly Halifax County, NC.. This may explain why one of the > CUNNINGHAM boys in this bunch supposed died in SC - they did not migrate > directly from PE County, VA to Greene County, GA but migrated south into > Halifax County, NC, then Fairfield County, SC and finally to Greene County, > GA. > One name I saw in the list of who these COLEMAN kids married that may be > representative of the R. in Robert COLEMAN's name was ROE. I am just > guessing on this one. This may also explain the links to a Charles DANIEL > of Fishing Creek Church in Halifax County, NC that we see in this family. > This information is from a researcher of this COLEMAN family and I > cannot attest to its accuracy and is only provided as a guide. I also > thought it interesting the original size of Washington County, AL when it > was created in 1800, extended the full width and breadth of both AL and MS > (about 300 miles) for about 90 miles, north-south from the FL line and now > would include all of the counties across the southern area of both AL and > MS. I do not know exactly in which county in AL (or even MS) that Francis > COLEMAN was buried. > > <<< > Children of Robert R. COLEMAN (ABt 1725-ABT 1795) and Frances MATHIS: > i. Charles COLEMAN Marriage 1 Polly Mobley Death: 1788 in Fairfield County, > South Carolina > ii. William COLEMAN Marriage 1 Nancy BUTLER > iii. Susanna COLEMAN Marriage 1 Christopher PRITCHETT > iv. Stephen COLEMAN > v. Sarah COLEMAN Marriage 1 William CHAPMAN > vi. Mary COLEMAN Marriage 1 ? PARKER > vii. Cloey COLEMAN Marriage 1 ? MOBLEY > viii. Fanney COLEMAN Marriage 1 Isiah MOBLEY > ix. Nancy COLEMAN Marriage 1 Isaiah MOBLEY b: ABT. 1754 > x. Francis COLEMAN b: 16 AUG 1744 in Virginia Marriage 1 Margaret DANIEL b: > 29 DEC 1750 Death: 13 AUG 1823 in Washington County, Alabama > xi. Thomas COLEMAN b: ABT. 1745 Marriage 1 Sarah ? > xii. Robert COLEMAN b: ABT. 1747 Marriage 1 Elizabeth ROE b: 20 FEB 1748/49 > Death: SEP 1809 in Northwest, Fairfield County, SC > > Children of Francis COLEMAN and Margaret DANIEL: > i. Isaac COLEMAN b: 25 SEP 1768 Marriage 1 Nancy ? Death: 1841 > ii. William COLEMAN b: 13 MAY 1770 Marriage 1 Nancy Dean LAWRENCE Death: > 1847 > iii. Francis Jr. COLEMAN b: 8 JUN 1772 Marriage 1 Mary WOMACK Death: 10 SEP > 1835 in Butler County, Alabama > iv. Margaret COLEMAN b: 6 JAN 1774 Marriage 1 Robert TILLMAN Married: 5 > MAY 1793 in Jefferson County, Georgia > v. John COLEMAN b: 3 JAN 1776 > vi. Benjamin COLEMAN b: 29 APR 1778 Death: 24 DEC 1816 > vii. Frances Coleman b: 14 FEB 1781 Marriage 1 John WOMACK b: 25 DEC 1776 > Death: in Plantersville, Grimes County, Texas > viii. Abner COLEMAN b: 17 JAN 1783 Death: 10 APR 1787 > ix. Elias COLEMAN b: 9 DEC 1784 Death: 9 OCT 1786 > x. Vashti COLEMAN b: 19 DEC 1786 Marriage 1 John WILLIAMSON Marriage 2 > Matthew SHAW death Choctaw County, Alabama > xi. Robert COLEMAN b: 9 MAR 1789 Death: 1 OCT 1789 > xii. Daniel COLEMAN b: 5 SEP 1792 Marriage 1 Sarah Hawkins > >>> > > John R. Clarke > Thomasville, GA > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > Going on Vacation for longer than 5 days? Please unsubscribe > Click on the following link and your message is ready to send > Mail Mode: > mailto:DANIEL-L-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe > or- > Digest Mode: > mailto:DANIEL-D-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe >

Ruth, I have some interesting connections. A George WYCHE married Agatha CLARK b. ABT 1770. She was the d/o Christopher CLARK, Sr. (1737-1803) and Millicent TERRELL (1741-1800), as you noted. I have a pretty good layout of Chris and Millicent's family if you want it. Lt. Col. George WYCHE II (ABT 1733-1809) of Brunswick County, VA, later Richmond County, GA married a Patience CLARK, d/o George CLARK (d. 1775) and Prudence of Brunswick County, VA. I do not show a George in this line, but you know there has to be one and he was born in the right time frame to marry Agatha. See note I have listed in the children of Chris and Millicent. As for Dionysious OLIVER. Three OLIVER boys married three of Chris and Millicent's kids. Lucy CLARK born ABT 1786 married a Simeon OLIVER. I have a listing of their kids and a Dionysious is not listed as one of them. However, her sisters, Susan CLARK born 1783 in Albemarle County, VA married a McCarthy OLIVER and Lucinda OLIVER born 1785 married a James OLIVER. I have no other information on either of these latter two boys but one of them must be the father of your Dionysius OLIVER. I also know of your interest in this family -- the KEYS, right? They, like the OLIVERS are all over this CLARK family. I still think there may be a link in this bunch to the CRAWFORDS of Morgan County, GA because the Hon. William H. CRAWFORD of Morgan County, GA named his youngest son, William Bibb CRAWFORD. I need to take a closer look at this CRAWFORD family. I do know that a Thomas CRAWFORD born 1770 in NC married Martha COLEMAN, d/o Daniel COLEMAN Sr. and Unity CARROLL of Warren County, NC. Martha was the sister of Eden COLEMAN who married Nancy Ann DANIEL, supposedly a d/o Thomas DANIEL and Sarah BURNEY or RANDLE of Greene County, GA. Martha, like Eden, moved to Greene County, GA. Do not forget that Nancy Ann DANIEL was a sister of Charles DANIEL who married Elizabeth COFFEE and Eden, his uncle, by marriage. The same goes for the CRAWFORDS. I also think George CLARKE (who must have been born about 1690) who was the father of Patience CLARK who married George WYCHE II has to be related in some way to Christopher CLARK who married Millicent TERRELL. However, I have Chris's father as Micajah CLARK (1718-1808) of Campbell County, VA and his grandfather as Christopher CLARK born 1690 in England. He was married to Penelope (BOLLING) JOHNSON who was the granddaughter of the Earl of Shaftsbury. Maybe someone else will see something here while I see what I can find on the links between the HARRIS, CRAWFORD, COLEMAN and DANIEL families of Greene and Morgan County, GA and get a little better understanding of how they relate to the WYCHE and CLARK families. Most of you know this by now, but I will restate it -- I am not related to this CLARK family. <grin> One further comment. A son of George CLARK and Prudence was a Randall CLARK born ABT 1735 and from what I am seeing her, it kind of all smells to be part of the same overall group of families. Your comments. Chris and Millicent's kids: <<< Children i. Micajah CLARK b: 25 FEB 1758 married a Penelope GATEWOOD ii. Christopher CLARK b: 6 JAN 1761 married Rebecca DAVIS iii. David CLARK b: 8 APR 1762 married a Mary CLARK iv. Mourning CLARK b: 12 AUG 1764 married William Bibb KEY), son of Martin KEY and Nancy Ann BIBB, on 17 Aug 1782 in Albemarle County, Virginia. Later relocated to Elbert County, GA. v. Judith CLARK b: 22 OCT 1766 Married Peter WYCHE (b. ABT 1762) RS-VA son of Henry WYCHE and Frances BREWER of Greenville County, VA. vi. Rachel CLARK b: 8 OCT 1768 married a John BOWEN and John DALY vii. Agatha CLARK b: 28 AUG 1770 married George WYCHE (Note: Peter WYCHE did have a brother, George, born ABT 1770, so this may be him) viii. Mary CLARK b: 1 OCT 1772 married Henry Bibb KEY (1763-1836), son of Martin KEY and Nancy Ann BIBB and brother of William who married Mourning CLARK. ix. Samuel CLARK b: 5 OCT 1774 - no information x. Joshua CLARK b: 7 JUL 1777 - no information xi. Mildred CLARK b: 24 MAR 1779 married Shelton WHITE in 1794 xii. Charles Terrell CLARK b: 3 SEP 1781 - no information xiii, Susan CLARK b: 5 MAR 1783 - married McCarthy OLIVER xiv. Lucinda OLIVER born 1785 married James OLIVER xv. Lucy CLARK b: 19 APR 1786 - married Simeon OLIVER >>> . John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ruth Newlan" <ruthann@saw.net> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 8:53 PM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Kelso-Daniel of Greene County, GA > Hi John & Anne (I hope you'll read this too) > > The only peeps that you've heard from me recently have been regarding the > families tied to a book "Early Settlers of Alabama" - of those being the > descendants of: > Christopher CLARK & Mildred TERRELL > > Dionysious OLIVER and Mary Anne WINFREY > > Zimri TAIT and Martha MAYFIELD (and their daughter Barbara Taits marriage to > William Oliver son of Dionysious Oliver & William Oliver's subsequent > marriage to a Creek Indian named Mary Polly Kean, granddaughter of "Big > Warrior" aka Joseph Cornell, Chief of the Wind Clan - Creek Nation) > > Zimri TAIT's brother William TAIT married Elizabeth HUDSON dau of Charles > HUDSON & Susannah PATRICK > > Zimri TAIT's grandson - Charles TAIT (brother to Barbara Tait wife of > William Oliver), statesman of GA who married Nancy Ann LUCAS & Sarah > WILLIAMSON. Charles died in Wilcox Co., AL. > > Barbara TAIT & William OLIVER's daughter Matilda Oliver married David HUDSON > son of David HUDSON & Mary COBB BOOKER (Cobb, Booker, & BOON families come > into play about here and I haven't gotten this part sorted out as yet - but, > please note that the families are part of this herd.) And, Barbara Tait's > sister, Lousia TAIT married John BANKS. So, Anne, when you came up with > some of the names you posted yesterday - including BOOKER as a possible name > of one of the son the connection became more likely. > > Now you already know that 2 of Christopher CLARK & Mildred TERRELL's kids > married 2 of Dionysius OLIVER's kids. Ooops! Don't forget the White's - > Shelton WHITE & Mildred CLARK (another one of Christophers kids). > > I haven't touched on the WATKINS or the THOMPSON'S, LEWISES, MERIWETHER's, > who all have intermarriages with the above mentioned families. Many of > these families had men who fought with William Oliver and Sam Dale & just as > William Oliver did - married Native American women who had wealth and land > that had been granted to them in a very fertile part of the state, mostly > around Pike and Fayette Co., AL. > > Yes, Washington County, AL at the turn of the 19th century was of tremendous > size. Many people who look for folks in Washington Co, MS should really be > looking in Washington Co., AL - likewise with Monroe Co - but, it was called > "Mississippi Territory" and that's what steers folks wrong. > > So, about MS - it appears from my families that about 1815 they headed out > of GA to MS - counties like DeSoto & Simpson & Copiah. My GRAVES line came > with these folks - they were collaterals, but not nearly the BIG HITTERS the > other families where. This is the line of John W. GRAVES and Sarah WARREN, > who folks think are from the James GRAVES and Mary COPELAND line who descend > from Capt. Thomas GRAVES. Martha M. GRAVES was my g+grandmother married > James DANIEL, Jr. If nothing else, I'm finding many of my other direct lines > & possibly to connection to my Daniel Line. And, these folks were some very > flamboyant and colorful people, who had alot of wealth and were political > leaders of whatever place they might settle. > > Anne - I'd made some notes today on your Daniel line - but, I can't find > them at the momemt. I've have to post them later. > > Take Care - Ruth in Portland, OR > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 5:01 AM > Subject: [DANIEL-L] Kelso-Daniel of Greene County, GA > > > > Good Morning, > > There is a link between the KELSO-DANIEL bunch of Greene County, GA, > who > > we know are tied to the COFFEES and CUNNINGHAMS of PE County, VA and > Greene > > County, GA, and Halifax County, NC. Margaret DANIEL (1750-1804), d/o > James > > DANIEL (ABT 17087-1763) and Jean KELSO (ABT 1720-AFT 1780) of PE County, > VA > > married Francis COLEMAN (1744-1823) ABT 1767 and he was born in Halifax > > County, NC. Francis COLEMAN died in Washington County, AL and I do not > know > > where Margaret DANIEL died. > > Francis was the son of Robert R. COLEMAN and Frances MATHIS of > Fairfield > > County, SC, formerly Halifax County, NC.. This may explain why one of the > > CUNNINGHAM boys in this bunch supposed died in SC - they did not migrate > > directly from PE County, VA to Greene County, GA but migrated south into > > Halifax County, NC, then Fairfield County, SC and finally to Greene > County, > > GA. > > One name I saw in the list of who these COLEMAN kids married that may > be > > representative of the R. in Robert COLEMAN's name was ROE. I am just > > guessing on this one. This may also explain the links to a Charles DANIEL > > of Fishing Creek Church in Halifax County, NC that we see in this family. > > This information is from a researcher of this COLEMAN family and I > > cannot attest to its accuracy and is only provided as a guide. I also > > thought it interesting the original size of Washington County, AL when it > > was created in 1800, extended the full width and breadth of both AL and MS > > (about 300 miles) for about 90 miles, north-south from the FL line and now > > would include all of the counties across the southern area of both AL and > > MS. I do not know exactly in which county in AL (or even MS) that Francis > > COLEMAN was buried. > > > > <<< > > Children of Robert R. COLEMAN (ABt 1725-ABT 1795) and Frances MATHIS: > > i. Charles COLEMAN Marriage 1 Polly Mobley Death: 1788 in Fairfield > County, > > South Carolina > > ii. William COLEMAN Marriage 1 Nancy BUTLER > > iii. Susanna COLEMAN Marriage 1 Christopher PRITCHETT > > iv. Stephen COLEMAN > > v. Sarah COLEMAN Marriage 1 William CHAPMAN > > vi. Mary COLEMAN Marriage 1 ? PARKER > > vii. Cloey COLEMAN Marriage 1 ? MOBLEY > > viii. Fanney COLEMAN Marriage 1 Isiah MOBLEY > > ix. Nancy COLEMAN Marriage 1 Isaiah MOBLEY b: ABT. 1754 > > x. Francis COLEMAN b: 16 AUG 1744 in Virginia Marriage 1 Margaret DANIEL > b: > > 29 DEC 1750 Death: 13 AUG 1823 in Washington County, Alabama > > xi. Thomas COLEMAN b: ABT. 1745 Marriage 1 Sarah ? > > xii. Robert COLEMAN b: ABT. 1747 Marriage 1 Elizabeth ROE b: 20 FEB > 1748/49 > > Death: SEP 1809 in Northwest, Fairfield County, SC > > > > Children of Francis COLEMAN and Margaret DANIEL: > > i. Isaac COLEMAN b: 25 SEP 1768 Marriage 1 Nancy ? Death: 1841 > > ii. William COLEMAN b: 13 MAY 1770 Marriage 1 Nancy Dean LAWRENCE Death: > > 1847 > > iii. Francis Jr. COLEMAN b: 8 JUN 1772 Marriage 1 Mary WOMACK Death: 10 > SEP > > 1835 in Butler County, Alabama > > iv. Margaret COLEMAN b: 6 JAN 1774 Marriage 1 Robert TILLMAN Married: 5 > > MAY 1793 in Jefferson County, Georgia > > v. John COLEMAN b: 3 JAN 1776 > > vi. Benjamin COLEMAN b: 29 APR 1778 Death: 24 DEC 1816 > > vii. Frances Coleman b: 14 FEB 1781 Marriage 1 John WOMACK b: 25 DEC 1776 > > Death: in Plantersville, Grimes County, Texas > > viii. Abner COLEMAN b: 17 JAN 1783 Death: 10 APR 1787 > > ix. Elias COLEMAN b: 9 DEC 1784 Death: 9 OCT 1786 > > x. Vashti COLEMAN b: 19 DEC 1786 Marriage 1 John WILLIAMSON Marriage 2 > > Matthew SHAW death Choctaw County, Alabama > > xi. Robert COLEMAN b: 9 MAR 1789 Death: 1 OCT 1789 > > xii. Daniel COLEMAN b: 5 SEP 1792 Marriage 1 Sarah Hawkins > > >>> > > > > John R. Clarke > > Thomasville, GA > > > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > > Going on Vacation for longer than 5 days? 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John: How nice of you to bring up the Key connection to these families. We've kicked these Keys around alot trying to come to terms with Elizabeth Key and Josiah Daniel. Yes, the Keys were part of these herd from way back in VA. We know that there are Daniel connections there. And, that brings up Anne's posting again. We know that James Key and Mary Daniel lived in KY. She has a Nancy C. Key who was the second wife to Daniel Morris, son of Thomas and Mary Morris. Anne: Do you know the parents for Nancy? And, I'd forgot to mention the Colemans - at least two married Graves in my line. And, Lamar, and so many others. You'd talked about the name Maxwell - Dionysius Oliver's 2nd wife was Jane Jackson (supposedly related to Andrew Jackson) - and had a son named Jackson Oliver, who married a Polly Maxwell. And, I think that I've ran into a couple of other ones. From what I've been able to read about Wm. H. Crawford - he and Charles Tait were political buddies in GA and worked together to get Alabama State Government established, along with James Dellet, who was James Daniel, Sr.'s next door neighbor in Monroe Co., AL (or late least the next name on 3 census). Although, the book I'm using doesn't list Mr. Crawford, I know that there was at least a political connection. Seems to me that a while back I'd found a Bio for Crawford in the GA archieves, I believe, but it was on-line. - Ruth ----- Original Message ----- From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 9:00 PM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Kelso-Daniel of Greene County, GA > Ruth, > I have some interesting connections. A George WYCHE married Agatha > CLARK b. ABT 1770. She was the d/o Christopher CLARK, Sr. (1737-1803) and > Millicent TERRELL (1741-1800), as you noted. I have a pretty good layout of > Chris and Millicent's family if you want it. > > Lt. Col. George WYCHE II (ABT 1733-1809) of Brunswick County, VA, later > Richmond County, GA married a Patience CLARK, d/o George CLARK (d. 1775) and > Prudence of Brunswick County, VA. I do not show a George in this line, but > you know there has to be one and he was born in the right time frame to > marry Agatha. See note I have listed in the children of Chris and > Millicent. > > As for Dionysious OLIVER. Three OLIVER boys married three of Chris and > Millicent's kids. Lucy CLARK born ABT 1786 married a Simeon OLIVER. I have > a listing of their kids and a Dionysious is not listed as one of them. > However, her sisters, Susan CLARK born 1783 in Albemarle County, VA married > a McCarthy OLIVER and Lucinda OLIVER born 1785 married a James OLIVER. I > have no other information on either of these latter two boys but one of them > must be the father of your Dionysius OLIVER. > > I also know of your interest in this family -- the KEYS, right? They, > like the OLIVERS are all over this CLARK family. I still think there may > be a link in this bunch to the CRAWFORDS of Morgan County, GA because the > Hon. William H. CRAWFORD of Morgan County, GA named his youngest son, > William Bibb CRAWFORD. I need to take a closer look at this CRAWFORD > family. I do know that a Thomas CRAWFORD born 1770 in NC married Martha > COLEMAN, d/o Daniel COLEMAN Sr. and Unity CARROLL of Warren County, NC. > Martha was the sister of Eden COLEMAN who married Nancy Ann DANIEL, > supposedly a d/o Thomas DANIEL and Sarah BURNEY or RANDLE of Greene County, > GA. Martha, like Eden, moved to Greene County, GA. Do not forget that > Nancy Ann DANIEL was a sister of Charles DANIEL who married Elizabeth COFFEE > and Eden, his uncle, by marriage. The same goes for the CRAWFORDS. > > I also think George CLARKE (who must have been born about 1690) who was > the father of Patience CLARK who married George WYCHE II has to be related > in some way to Christopher CLARK who married Millicent TERRELL. However, I > have Chris's father as Micajah CLARK (1718-1808) of Campbell County, VA and > his grandfather as Christopher CLARK born 1690 in England. He was married to > Penelope (BOLLING) JOHNSON who was the granddaughter of the Earl of > Shaftsbury. > > Maybe someone else will see something here while I see what I can find on > the links between the HARRIS, CRAWFORD, COLEMAN and DANIEL families of > Greene and Morgan County, GA and get a little better understanding of how > they relate to the WYCHE and CLARK families. Most of you know this by now, > but I will restate it -- I am not related to this CLARK family. <grin> > > One further comment. A son of George CLARK and Prudence was a Randall CLARK > born ABT 1735 and from what I am seeing her, it kind of all smells to be > part of the same overall group of families. Your comments. > > Chris and Millicent's kids: > > <<< > Children > i. Micajah CLARK b: 25 FEB 1758 married a Penelope GATEWOOD > ii. Christopher CLARK b: 6 JAN 1761 married Rebecca DAVIS > iii. David CLARK b: 8 APR 1762 married a Mary CLARK > iv. Mourning CLARK b: 12 AUG 1764 married William Bibb KEY), son of Martin > KEY and Nancy Ann BIBB, on 17 Aug 1782 in Albemarle County, Virginia. > Later relocated to Elbert County, GA. > v. Judith CLARK b: 22 OCT 1766 Married Peter WYCHE (b. ABT 1762) RS-VA son > of Henry WYCHE and Frances BREWER of Greenville County, VA. > vi. Rachel CLARK b: 8 OCT 1768 married a John BOWEN and John DALY > vii. Agatha CLARK b: 28 AUG 1770 married George WYCHE (Note: Peter WYCHE did > have a brother, George, born ABT 1770, so this may be him) > viii. Mary CLARK b: 1 OCT 1772 married Henry Bibb KEY (1763-1836), son of > Martin KEY and Nancy Ann BIBB and brother of William who married Mourning > CLARK. > ix. Samuel CLARK b: 5 OCT 1774 - no information > x. Joshua CLARK b: 7 JUL 1777 - no information > xi. Mildred CLARK b: 24 MAR 1779 married Shelton WHITE in 1794 > xii. Charles Terrell CLARK b: 3 SEP 1781 - no information > xiii, Susan CLARK b: 5 MAR 1783 - married McCarthy OLIVER > xiv. Lucinda OLIVER born 1785 married James OLIVER > xv. Lucy CLARK b: 19 APR 1786 - married Simeon OLIVER > > >>> > . > > John R. Clarke > Thomasville, GA > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Ruth Newlan" <ruthann@saw.net> > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 8:53 PM > Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Kelso-Daniel of Greene County, GA > > > > Hi John & Anne (I hope you'll read this too) > > > > The only peeps that you've heard from me recently have been regarding the > > families tied to a book "Early Settlers of Alabama" - of those being the > > descendants of: > > Christopher CLARK & Mildred TERRELL > > > > Dionysious OLIVER and Mary Anne WINFREY > > > > Zimri TAIT and Martha MAYFIELD (and their daughter Barbara Taits marriage > to > > William Oliver son of Dionysious Oliver & William Oliver's subsequent > > marriage to a Creek Indian named Mary Polly Kean, granddaughter of "Big > > Warrior" aka Joseph Cornell, Chief of the Wind Clan - Creek Nation) > > > > Zimri TAIT's brother William TAIT married Elizabeth HUDSON dau of Charles > > HUDSON & Susannah PATRICK > > > > Zimri TAIT's grandson - Charles TAIT (brother to Barbara Tait wife of > > William Oliver), statesman of GA who married Nancy Ann LUCAS & Sarah > > WILLIAMSON. Charles died in Wilcox Co., AL. > > > > Barbara TAIT & William OLIVER's daughter Matilda Oliver married David > HUDSON > > son of David HUDSON & Mary COBB BOOKER (Cobb, Booker, & BOON families come > > into play about here and I haven't gotten this part sorted out as yet - > but, > > please note that the families are part of this herd.) And, Barbara Tait's > > sister, Lousia TAIT married John BANKS. So, Anne, when you came up with > > some of the names you posted yesterday - including BOOKER as a possible > name > > of one of the son the connection became more likely. > > > > Now you already know that 2 of Christopher CLARK & Mildred TERRELL's kids > > married 2 of Dionysius OLIVER's kids. Ooops! Don't forget the White's - > > Shelton WHITE & Mildred CLARK (another one of Christophers kids). > > > > I haven't touched on the WATKINS or the THOMPSON'S, LEWISES, MERIWETHER's, > > who all have intermarriages with the above mentioned families. Many of > > these families had men who fought with William Oliver and Sam Dale & just > as > > William Oliver did - married Native American women who had wealth and land > > that had been granted to them in a very fertile part of the state, mostly > > around Pike and Fayette Co., AL. > > > > Yes, Washington County, AL at the turn of the 19th century was of > tremendous > > size. Many people who look for folks in Washington Co, MS should really > be > > looking in Washington Co., AL - likewise with Monroe Co - but, it was > called > > "Mississippi Territory" and that's what steers folks wrong. > > > > So, about MS - it appears from my families that about 1815 they headed out > > of GA to MS - counties like DeSoto & Simpson & Copiah. My GRAVES line > came > > with these folks - they were collaterals, but not nearly the BIG HITTERS > the > > other families where. This is the line of John W. GRAVES and Sarah WARREN, > > who folks think are from the James GRAVES and Mary COPELAND line who > descend > > from Capt. Thomas GRAVES. Martha M. GRAVES was my g+grandmother married > > James DANIEL, Jr. If nothing else, I'm finding many of my other direct > lines > > & possibly to connection to my Daniel Line. And, these folks were some > very > > flamboyant and colorful people, who had alot of wealth and were political > > leaders of whatever place they might settle. > > > > Anne - I'd made some notes today on your Daniel line - but, I can't find > > them at the momemt. I've have to post them later. > > > > Take Care - Ruth in Portland, OR > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 5:01 AM > > Subject: [DANIEL-L] Kelso-Daniel of Greene County, GA > > > > > > > Good Morning, > > > There is a link between the KELSO-DANIEL bunch of Greene County, GA, > > who > > > we know are tied to the COFFEES and CUNNINGHAMS of PE County, VA and > > Greene > > > County, GA, and Halifax County, NC. Margaret DANIEL (1750-1804), d/o > > James > > > DANIEL (ABT 17087-1763) and Jean KELSO (ABT 1720-AFT 1780) of PE County, > > VA > > > married Francis COLEMAN (1744-1823) ABT 1767 and he was born in Halifax > > > County, NC. Francis COLEMAN died in Washington County, AL and I do not > > know > > > where Margaret DANIEL died. > > > Francis was the son of Robert R. COLEMAN and Frances MATHIS of > > Fairfield > > > County, SC, formerly Halifax County, NC.. This may explain why one of > the > > > CUNNINGHAM boys in this bunch supposed died in SC - they did not migrate > > > directly from PE County, VA to Greene County, GA but migrated south into > > > Halifax County, NC, then Fairfield County, SC and finally to Greene > > County, > > > GA. > > > One name I saw in the list of who these COLEMAN kids married that > may > > be > > > representative of the R. in Robert COLEMAN's name was ROE. I am just > > > guessing on this one. This may also explain the links to a Charles > DANIEL > > > of Fishing Creek Church in Halifax County, NC that we see in this > family. > > > This information is from a researcher of this COLEMAN family and I > > > cannot attest to its accuracy and is only provided as a guide. I also > > > thought it interesting the original size of Washington County, AL when > it > > > was created in 1800, extended the full width and breadth of both AL and > MS > > > (about 300 miles) for about 90 miles, north-south from the FL line and > now > > > would include all of the counties across the southern area of both AL > and > > > MS. I do not know exactly in which county in AL (or even MS) that > Francis > > > COLEMAN was buried. > > > > > > <<< > > > Children of Robert R. COLEMAN (ABt 1725-ABT 1795) and Frances MATHIS: > > > i. Charles COLEMAN Marriage 1 Polly Mobley Death: 1788 in Fairfield > > County, > > > South Carolina > > > ii. William COLEMAN Marriage 1 Nancy BUTLER > > > iii. Susanna COLEMAN Marriage 1 Christopher PRITCHETT > > > iv. Stephen COLEMAN > > > v. Sarah COLEMAN Marriage 1 William CHAPMAN > > > vi. Mary COLEMAN Marriage 1 ? PARKER > > > vii. Cloey COLEMAN Marriage 1 ? MOBLEY > > > viii. Fanney COLEMAN Marriage 1 Isiah MOBLEY > > > ix. Nancy COLEMAN Marriage 1 Isaiah MOBLEY b: ABT. 1754 > > > x. Francis COLEMAN b: 16 AUG 1744 in Virginia Marriage 1 Margaret > DANIEL > > b: > > > 29 DEC 1750 Death: 13 AUG 1823 in Washington County, Alabama > > > xi. Thomas COLEMAN b: ABT. 1745 Marriage 1 Sarah ? > > > xii. Robert COLEMAN b: ABT. 1747 Marriage 1 Elizabeth ROE b: 20 FEB > > 1748/49 > > > Death: SEP 1809 in Northwest, Fairfield County, SC > > > > > > Children of Francis COLEMAN and Margaret DANIEL: > > > i. Isaac COLEMAN b: 25 SEP 1768 Marriage 1 Nancy ? Death: 1841 > > > ii. William COLEMAN b: 13 MAY 1770 Marriage 1 Nancy Dean LAWRENCE Death: > > > 1847 > > > iii. Francis Jr. COLEMAN b: 8 JUN 1772 Marriage 1 Mary WOMACK Death: 10 > > SEP > > > 1835 in Butler County, Alabama > > > iv. Margaret COLEMAN b: 6 JAN 1774 Marriage 1 Robert TILLMAN Married: > 5 > > > MAY 1793 in Jefferson County, Georgia > > > v. John COLEMAN b: 3 JAN 1776 > > > vi. Benjamin COLEMAN b: 29 APR 1778 Death: 24 DEC 1816 > > > vii. Frances Coleman b: 14 FEB 1781 Marriage 1 John WOMACK b: 25 DEC > 1776 > > > Death: in Plantersville, Grimes County, Texas > > > viii. Abner COLEMAN b: 17 JAN 1783 Death: 10 APR 1787 > > > ix. Elias COLEMAN b: 9 DEC 1784 Death: 9 OCT 1786 > > > x. Vashti COLEMAN b: 19 DEC 1786 Marriage 1 John WILLIAMSON Marriage 2 > > > Matthew SHAW death Choctaw County, Alabama > > > xi. Robert COLEMAN b: 9 MAR 1789 Death: 1 OCT 1789 > > > xii. Daniel COLEMAN b: 5 SEP 1792 Marriage 1 Sarah Hawkins > > > >>> > > > > > > John R. Clarke > > > Thomasville, GA > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > > > Going on Vacation for longer than 5 days? 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I don't remember the context, but there was a mention of the Wilkes County/Greene County, GA folk being from Prince Edward, VA. Those who are interested may already have this, but I came across it and decided to post it, just in case: Wilkes County GA, Deed Book HH, page 199; WLLIAMS, SILAS and wife Lucy of Wilkes Co., to Wm. Daniel of Prince Edward Co. Va., 150 acres on both sides of the south fork of Little river. Jan. 4, 1791. Douglas Watson, Thos. Baldwin, Thos. Nelms, Jr. test. Jack Butler

Jack, That is the Kelso-Daniel bunch from PE, later Greene County, GA and I am not to sure they were not in Wilkes, Oglethorpe or Hancock at some point before Greene County, GA. LT. Douglas WATSON RS-VA (1741-1797) married Margaret PARKS (1746-1803), d/o James PARKS and Mary Littlejohn FULTON of PE County, VA. All of them came to Greene/Oglethorpe County, GA area, probably together. The PARKS also end up in Morgan running Park's Mill in Buckhead, Morgan County, GA, as I remember. As I remember, they were pretty close to the McCOY family of that area. To show you how close these folks all were. James Daniel PARKS (1756-1823) of Wilkes, son of James and Mary Fulton PARKS, married both a Mary SANKEY and Phoebe HOGUE. Phoebe was the sister of Mary Stewart L. HOGUE who married Edward Lloyd THOMAS of Oxford, Newton County, GA. The SANKEYS are all over the CUNNINGHAMS and DANIELS of Greene County, GA. Mary SANKEY was the d/o of Rev. Richard SANKEY of PE County, VA and Phoebe was the d/o a Jacob HOGUE and an Effie of VA, later, GA. Rev. Richard SANKEY was born ABT 1710 Ireland and died PE County, VA. He married a Sarah THOMASON b. ABT 1720, died PE County, VA. An Ann THOMASON born 1718 married James CUNNINGHAM (1720-1780) of PE County, VA and their daughters, Sarah, Elizabeth and Hannah CUNNINGHAM married three of the son of James DANIEL and Jean KELSO and the SANKEYS then tie back into this same DANIEL family in Greene County, GA in the next generation. This whole bunch was close and this group also included the COFFEES of PE County, VA, later Greene County, GA. I just do not know how the TERRELLS, WINGFIELDS and BURNEYS or BURNLEYS play into this scenario but I believe they do in some way. We already know the PORTERS of Greene County, GA tie directly into the Douglas WATSON family and the PORTERS are also out of PE County, VA, as is Capt. William GREENE RS-NC (1764-1819) of Greene County, GA that was married to a HUNTER out of Warren County, NC but before that I do not know where his family was from but somewhere in VA. The McCOY family of that area is relatively close to my bunch because I have three McCOYS from that area in my PAF - one married a CALLAWAY, one married a FITZPATRICK and one married am ALSTON and all of these families are related to my bunch in one way or another. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jack V Butler" <JackVButler@comcast.net> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 4:24 PM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Kelso-Daniel of Greene County, GA > I don't remember the context, but there was a mention of the Wilkes > County/Greene County, GA folk being from Prince Edward, VA. Those who are > interested may already have this, but I came across it and decided to post > it, just in case: > > Wilkes County GA, Deed Book HH, page 199; WLLIAMS, SILAS and wife Lucy of > Wilkes Co., to Wm. Daniel of Prince Edward Co. Va., 150 acres on both sides > of the south fork of Little river. Jan. 4, 1791. Douglas Watson, Thos. > Baldwin, Thos. Nelms, Jr. test. > > Jack Butler > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > IF YOU MISS ANY MESSAGE: You can easily search the DANIEL List Archives at: > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=DANIEL > >