Not much on that particular family, but here is what I have. Do you have the children's names?? Joe Matlock Descendants of William Arner Matlock Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM ARNER8 MATLOCK (NICHOLAS7,) was born 10 October 1762 in Caswell County, North Carolina, and died 15 February 1848 in Davidson County, Tennessee. He married MARY SIMPSON. She was born 31 May 1776, and died 03 June 1830 in Davidson County, Tennessee. Children of WILLIAM MATLOCK and MARY SIMPSON are: i. JOHN9 MATLOCK, d. Abt. 1849; m. MARY POLLY FUQUA, 30 October 1820, Davidson County, Tennessee; b. 22 February 1799, Bedford, Virginia; d. Aft. 1850. Notes for MARY POLLY FUQUA: In 1850 Mary is living in Mulberry Township, Franklin County, Arkansas. She is in the household of John Barnhill age 36, a farmer, 36 born in Illinois and her "daughter?" Malinda age 24 and born in TN. ii. SARAH MATLOCK, m. ANDREW HARTMAN, 22 April 1825, Davidson County, Tennessee. iii. NICHOLAS MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1797, Davidson County, Tennessee; m. HENRIETTA BRINKLEY, 09 February 1826, Davidson County, Tennessee; b. Abt. 1807, Tennessee. Notes for NICHOLAS MATLOCK: In 1850 this family is listed as Mattock and in living in Carroll County, Tennessee. Notes for HENRIETTA BRINKLEY: Henrietta's last name is give as "BINKLEY" by Sue Patterson [email protected] 10 Nov 1999. iv. LIVINA MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1800; d. Aft. 1880; m. GOODLOE STANFIELD, 14 November 1822, Davidson County, Tennessee; b. Abt. 1800; d. Bef. 19 November 1838. v. WILLIAM MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1802; d. 14 January 1827, Fishers Prarie, Arkansas; m. MARY BERRY, 27 January 1819, Hempstead County, Arkansas; b. 1802. Notes for MARY BERRY: In 1850 Mary is shown as head of house hold in Davidson County, Tennessee. vi. GABRIEL S. MATLOCK, b. 07 November 1804, Tennessee.; d. 27 June 1889, Davidson County, Nashville; m. ELIZABETH ROBERTS, 11 January 1838; b. 30 January 1815, North Carolina; d. 11 May 1898, Davidson County, Nashville. Notes for GABRIEL S. MATLOCK: In 1850 this couple is living in Davidson County, Tennessee. In 1860 this couple is living in Davidson County, Tennessee. vii. BENJAMIN MATLOCK, b. 1806; d. Bef. 1850; m. HETTY; b. 1809, North Carolina. Notes for BENJAMIN MATLOCK: In 1850 Hetty is living in Davidson County, Tennessee without Benjamin. In 1860 Hetty is living in Davidson County, Tennessee without Benjamin and William a blacksmith and Thomas are still at home. Notes for HETTY: In 1850 Hetty is living in Davidson County, Tennessee with the children. viii. JAMES MATLOCK, b. 1811, Davidson County Tennessee; d. 1873, Montgomery County Tennessee; m. ANTIONETTE M. NANCE, 21 December 1844, Davidson County, Tennessee; b. Abt. 1819, Tennessee. Notes for JAMES MATLOCK: In 1850 this family is living in Davidson County, Tennessee. In 1860 this family with Indiana Stone 20 and Josiah Malory 17 is living in Davidson County, Tennessee ix. SIMPSON MATLOCK, b. 05 January 1814, Tennessee; d. 25 March 1875; m. MARIAH SHUMATE, 10 December 1838, Davidson County Tennessee; b. 1822, Tennessee. Notes for SIMPSON MATLOCK: In 1850 this family is living in Davidson County, Tennessee. In 1860 this family is living in Davidson County, Tennessee. In 1870 this family is living in Davidson County, Tennessee. x. MARY MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1816; m. JAMES H. STEWART, 30 August 1836. >>> <[email protected]> 06/13/01 01:07PM >>> Does anyone have any information on a William Matlock that Married a Mary Berry abt 1820. ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== Check out US GENWEB for surnames, info by county or country and more! http://www.usgenweb.net/ ~ Also see the World GENWEB Project for international queries http://www.worldgenweb.org/ TIP:use multiple spellings!

Jana I bid on this item this morning Joe Matlock >>> "Jana Black" <[email protected]> 06/13/01 12:13PM >>> Hi everyone, I am going to try to get this for us... let me know if anyone else on the list is following it so we don't bid against each other!!! My line seems to have hit McMinn Co., so I am *quite* interested !!! THANKS GestoFarm for alerting us!!! Jana -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [ mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 10:01 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [MATLOCK-L] No Subject Hey everybody my brother saw this on E-Bay not sure how it works but looks like old bible recourds for Matlocks http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1436876738 ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== Other MATLOCK, etc. resources on the net: < http://www.genforum.com/matlock > < http://searches.rootsweb.com/htdig/search.html > < http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/qindex.html > HAVE FUN AND TAKE YOUR TIME! ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== To find out who has homepages on the Gerards, visit this link http://www.surnameweb.org/ ~ if you have a website, be sure to post an ad letting us all know it on this site; TIP; use multiple spellings!

Hey everybody my brother saw this on E-Bay not sure how it works but looks like old bible recourds for Matlocks http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1436876738

Hi everyone, I am going to try to get this for us... let me know if anyone else on the list is following it so we don't bid against each other!!! My line seems to have hit McMinn Co., so I am *quite* interested !!! THANKS GestoFarm for alerting us!!! Jana -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 10:01 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [MATLOCK-L] No Subject Hey everybody my brother saw this on E-Bay not sure how it works but looks like old bible recourds for Matlocks http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1436876738 ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== Other MATLOCK, etc. resources on the net: <http://www.genforum.com/matlock> <http://searches.rootsweb.com/htdig/search.html> <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/qindex.html> HAVE FUN AND TAKE YOUR TIME!

Hi Sherill There were several members of the family in army and in the right unit to have been the "Matlock " Jackson spoke too. (His "whites of the eye" advice is borrowed from MG Warren at Breeds Hill). Do you have anything other information that specifies Smith as the one? I would love to pin this down. Joe Matlock >>> "Sherill de Carrico" <[email protected]> 06/13/01 02:00AM >>> Hi Joe.. I didn't quite understand your message about Smith. According to his military records and Elly's pension request from the Nat'l Archives he served from Sept 28, 1814 to April 27th, 1815 in Capt. Joseph Williams Co., TN Volunteer Mounted Gun-men, brigade of Brigadier General John Coffee. He was at the battle of New Orleans Jan. 8, 1815. Smith is my ggggrandfather. It would be neat to think that "Old Hickory" had spoken those words to him. But I'm satisfied to know he was in that battle ( even though it was two weeks after the war had officially ended) and was part of building our nation. Hurray for the Matlock's........ Sherill Matlock - de Carrico This most interesing but Smith was not the only in the War of 1812 nor who could have been at New Orleans. If only Jackson had bothered learn first names. Matlock, Isham - Isom Esau War of 1812 CPL Enlisted 1 st (Wears's) Regt. East TN Vol Militia 18 OCT 1813. Discharged for wounds recieved 18 Jan 1814. (New Orleans??) Matlock, James Buchannan War of 1812 CPL Cpt Francis Ellis Company 2nd Regt. (Cock's) West Tn Militia (Carrol's Brigade) Battle of New Orleans. (I have a copy of the muster roll somewhere.) Matlock, David Crockett War of 1812 Ensign 1st Tn Vol INF Talledega, Horseshoe Bend, and Tallahoochie Matlock, James Ransom War of 1812 PVT Matlock, Absolom M. War of 1812 PVT KY Vol Inf (CPT Payne) Matlock, Thomas Henry War of 1812 PVT 15th Rgt (Johnsons) MS Militia Matlock, Benjamin War of 1812 PVT Cpt Joseph Williams Company 1st Regt West Tennessee Gunmen (Dyer's) Coffee's Brigade at New Orleans 23 Dec 1814, Pensacola 7 Nov 1814 Matlock, Smith War of 1812 PVT Cpt. I. Hamilton's Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladega- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Byrd T. War of 1812 PVT Cpt. James Haggard Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladega- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Charles Buckingham War of 1812 PVT Cpt. James Haggard Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladege- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Moses Moore War of 1812 PVT Cpt. James Haggard Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladege- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Littleberry War of 1812 PVT Cpt. John Chitwood Co. 4th (Steel's) Regt. West Tn Militia Inf (Johnson's Bde.) Matlock, Jason War of 1812 PVT USA Matlock, Valentine War of 1812 SGT Cpt. John Kennedy Co 1st (Hall's) Tn Vol INF Talledega, Horseshoe Bend, and Tallahoochie Does anybody have anthing to add to the list. >>> "Jana Black" <[email protected]> 06/11/01 09:37PM >>> Hi all, New to me was this little bit of "family trivia" :) >From an article on the "History of Perry County, TN" pg. 217 in the Nov. 1978 River Counties Quarterly: "Smith MATLOCK, one of the county's earliest settlers, lived on Honseel's prong at Lick Creek. To MATLOCK, Andrew Jackson said at the Battle of New Orleans, 'Not yet, MATLOCK, wait until you see the whites of their eyes!' MATLOCK was anxious for the fray and ready to shoot when the General laid his hand on MATLOCK's shoulder and gave him the order...." Coooooooooool?????!!!!!!! Jana ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== To find out who has homepages on the Gerards, visit this link http://www.surnameweb.org/ ~ if you have a website, be sure to post an ad letting us all know it on this site; TIP; use multiple spellings!

Jana, Thanks for the trivia about Smith. I knew he was at the Battle of New Orleans but sure didn't know anything that was said, etc. Smith is my ggggrandfather..... Sherill Matlock - de Carrico

Posted on: MEDLOCK Deeds Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/m/e/MEDLOCK/deeds/10002 Surname: MEDLOCK, MADLOCK, HOWELL, JACKSON, SIMS ------------------------- Note: I have left spelling as it is in document… Medlock is spelled as Madlock in the body of the deed. Another thing that I found interesting was that this is a deed from JOHN Medlock to John Howell; but it is signed JAMES Medlock. John Medlock Hawkins County, TN. Book 3, page ?? (page number looks like a 1 something but the corner is folded down over it so it is not readable.) John Medlock to John Howell } Transcribed from Registered 18th May 1797 } Liber ? Page 77 This Indenture made this Sixth day of March in the year of our lord one thousand Seven Hundred and ninety Six between John Medlock of the County f Hawkins and State of Tennefsee of the one part and John Howell of the County and State aforesaid of the other part Witnefseth that the Said John Medlock for and in consideration of the Sum of one Hundred Pound to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is Hereby acknowledged hath and by these present s doth grant bargain Sell Alien enfeoff? And confirm unto the Said John Madlock his Heirs and Assigns forever a certain Tract or parcell of land Containing one Hundred Acres be the Same more or lefs lying in Hawkins County on the Headwaters of Sinking Sinking Creek --- beginning at a Dogwood and white Oak then South ten west Sixty poles to two Spanish Oaks South Thirty west one Hundred and twenty poles to a Stake Crofsing a Branch then north Sixty west one Hundred and eighty Poles to a Stake then South Sixty east one Hundred & thirty pole to the beginning with all and Singular the woods waters watercources Profitts comadithes Hereditaments and appurtenances to the Said land belonging Or Appertaining and the reversian & reversians Remainder & Remainders Rents Services & Issues thereof and all the Estate right Title Proffits Property claim and demand of him the Said John Medlock himself Heirs &c of in and to the Same and every part and parcell thereof either in law or equity. To have and to hold the Said one Hundred acres of Land with the Appurtenances unto the Said John Howell his Heirs and Assigns forever against the lawfull, Title claim and demand of all and every & person & persons whatever Shall & will warrant and forever defend by the presents. In Witnefs whereof the Said John Medlock hath hereunto Sett his hand & Seal the year & day first above writen. – James Matlock {Seal} Test Thomas Jackson James Sim?s

Hey Joe, I knew I could count on you to finish out the tidbit I found! Thanks!!! I will be sending you a further compilation of what I sent last month as I get it into some kind of organized (hunh???) order. I have come to the conclusion that my line does come from Charles Matlock/Medlock and that he is a son of Ricahrd from the first wife. I have also found a LOVING family who lived in the same area at the same time and which may be the end to the mystery of who the first wife was... perhaps a Loving daughter, which is why they named their son Loving Matlocks??? I am not sure when I will get this all cleaned up as I am doing it between other stuff that pays the PGE bill in sunny California (eergh). Meanwhile, we can just give um all collective credit for stimulating Jackson :) Jana -----Original Message----- From: Joe Matlock [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 8:52 AM To: [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] Did you know.... This most interesing but Smith was not the only in the War of 1812 nor who could have been at New Orleans. If only Jackson had bothered learn first names. Matlock, Isham - Isom Esau War of 1812 CPL Enlisted 1 st (Wears's) Regt. East TN Vol Militia 18 OCT 1813. Discharged for wounds recieved 18 Jan 1814. (New Orleans??) Matlock, James Buchannan War of 1812 CPL Cpt Francis Ellis Company 2nd Regt. (Cock's) West Tn Militia (Carrol's Brigade) Battle of New Orleans. (I have a copy of the muster roll somewhere.) Matlock, David Crockett War of 1812 Ensign 1st Tn Vol INF Talledega, Horseshoe Bend, and Tallahoochie Matlock, James Ransom War of 1812 PVT Matlock, Absolom M. War of 1812 PVT KY Vol Inf (CPT Payne) Matlock, Thomas Henry War of 1812 PVT 15th Rgt (Johnsons) MS Militia Matlock, Benjamin War of 1812 PVT Cpt Joseph Williams Company 1st Regt West Tennessee Gunmen (Dyer's) Coffee's Brigade at New Orleans 23 Dec 1814, Pensacola 7 Nov 1814 Matlock, Smith War of 1812 PVT Cpt. I. Hamilton's Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladega- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Byrd T. War of 1812 PVT Cpt. James Haggard Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladega- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Charles Buckingham War of 1812 PVT Cpt. James Haggard Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladege- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Moses Moore War of 1812 PVT Cpt. James Haggard Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladege- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Littleberry War of 1812 PVT Cpt. John Chitwood Co. 4th (Steel's) Regt. West Tn Militia Inf (Johnson's Bde.) Matlock, Jason War of 1812 PVT USA Matlock, Valentine War of 1812 SGT Cpt. John Kennedy Co 1st (Hall's) Tn Vol INF Talledega, Horseshoe Bend, and Tallahoochie Does anybody have anthing to add to the list. >>> "Jana Black" <[email protected]> 06/11/01 09:37PM >>> Hi all, New to me was this little bit of "family trivia" :) >From an article on the "History of Perry County, TN" pg. 217 in the Nov. 1978 River Counties Quarterly: "Smith MATLOCK, one of the county's earliest settlers, lived on Honseel's prong at Lick Creek. To MATLOCK, Andrew Jackson said at the Battle of New Orleans, 'Not yet, MATLOCK, wait until you see the whites of their eyes!' MATLOCK was anxious for the fray and ready to shoot when the General laid his hand on MATLOCK's shoulder and gave him the order...." Coooooooooool?????!!!!!!! Jana ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== To find out who has homepages on the Gerards, visit this link http://www.surnameweb.org/ ~ if you have a website, be sure to post an ad letting us all know it on this site; TIP; use multiple spellings!

This most interesing but Smith was not the only in the War of 1812 nor who could have been at New Orleans. If only Jackson had bothered learn first names. Matlock, Isham - Isom Esau War of 1812 CPL Enlisted 1 st (Wears's) Regt. East TN Vol Militia 18 OCT 1813. Discharged for wounds recieved 18 Jan 1814. (New Orleans??) Matlock, James Buchannan War of 1812 CPL Cpt Francis Ellis Company 2nd Regt. (Cock's) West Tn Militia (Carrol's Brigade) Battle of New Orleans. (I have a copy of the muster roll somewhere.) Matlock, David Crockett War of 1812 Ensign 1st Tn Vol INF Talledega, Horseshoe Bend, and Tallahoochie Matlock, James Ransom War of 1812 PVT Matlock, Absolom M. War of 1812 PVT KY Vol Inf (CPT Payne) Matlock, Thomas Henry War of 1812 PVT 15th Rgt (Johnsons) MS Militia Matlock, Benjamin War of 1812 PVT Cpt Joseph Williams Company 1st Regt West Tennessee Gunmen (Dyer's) Coffee's Brigade at New Orleans 23 Dec 1814, Pensacola 7 Nov 1814 Matlock, Smith War of 1812 PVT Cpt. I. Hamilton's Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladega- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Byrd T. War of 1812 PVT Cpt. James Haggard Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladega- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Charles Buckingham War of 1812 PVT Cpt. James Haggard Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladege- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Moses Moore War of 1812 PVT Cpt. James Haggard Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) Creek War -Talladege- Horsehoe Bend Matlock, Littleberry War of 1812 PVT Cpt. John Chitwood Co. 4th (Steel's) Regt. West Tn Militia Inf (Johnson's Bde.) Matlock, Jason War of 1812 PVT USA Matlock, Valentine War of 1812 SGT Cpt. John Kennedy Co 1st (Hall's) Tn Vol INF Talledega, Horseshoe Bend, and Tallahoochie Does anybody have anthing to add to the list. >>> "Jana Black" <[email protected]> 06/11/01 09:37PM >>> Hi all, New to me was this little bit of "family trivia" :) >From an article on the "History of Perry County, TN" pg. 217 in the Nov. 1978 River Counties Quarterly: "Smith MATLOCK, one of the county's earliest settlers, lived on Honseel's prong at Lick Creek. To MATLOCK, Andrew Jackson said at the Battle of New Orleans, 'Not yet, MATLOCK, wait until you see the whites of their eyes!' MATLOCK was anxious for the fray and ready to shoot when the General laid his hand on MATLOCK's shoulder and gave him the order...." Coooooooooool?????!!!!!!! Jana ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== To find out who has homepages on the Gerards, visit this link http://www.surnameweb.org/ ~ if you have a website, be sure to post an ad letting us all know it on this site; TIP; use multiple spellings!

Thank you Jana, I am trying to get back to doing the genealogy, but I am in the process of trying to get my house vinyl sided and also get some things taken care of here inside of the house, with all of the pounding outside I can't think stright! I hope that they finish up soon. As soon as my head stops hearing the pounding or stops pounding itself I will try to get some info off to all. Keep digging them bones, Sue Miller Marsh ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 10:00 AM Subject: MATLOCK-D Digest V01 #121

>From Granville County Kinfolks - Deed Book "L" pg. 182 Nicholas METLOCK sold land in Granville Co., to James THOMPSON of Louisa County, VA in which Mary (SHELTON) METLOCK, wife of said Nicholas, relinquished her dower right, October 15, 1777. There also happen to be HUDSPETH, MOORE and HICKS deeds on this same page if anyone needs them... Also, there is a listing for Nicholas as on the Granville 1769 Tax List. The only other MEADLOCK listed is John... For me it all underscores the idea that Nicholas is the father of Richard.... still hunting tho. Jana

Me again... Excerpts from "History of Tennessee" page 805, Polk County: "The first Baptist preachers were Jason Matlock and Zachariah Rose..." Jana

Figured out I am on a TN thread yet??? >From "350,000 TN Marriage Bonds 1783-1870" Vol. 2 G-N pg 402: Medlock, Jno. to Mariah Holloway - issued 24 DEC 1836. Bondsman Isaac McLain, M. by Jno. Nester, Esq. 25 DEC 1836 - KNOX Co. Medlock, Nicholas to Katy McCall - issued 7 April 1818. Bondsman Angus McCall - KNOX Co. Medlock, Stephen to Sarah Tucker - issued 28 JAN 1811. Bondsman Little berry Medlock, WILSON Co. Jana

I went to the library today and brought back a few tidbits :) >From "TN Tidbits 1778-1914" complied by Marjorie Hood Fischer and Ruth Blake Burns - Ram Press 1988 - page 51 "Carter, John - August term 1788, was ordered to give bond for the maintenance of a Base Born Male Child of the Body of Sarah Medlock, named John. His securities were Thomas Yourley and David Allison (Was TN, Co. Ct. Min 1/1338). John Carter was the reputed father as shown when he was ordered to pay Ten pounds for the expenses and maintenance of the said child for 11 1/2 months past. May Term 1789 (ibid 380)" Does anyone know which Sarah this is??? Looking at Brenda and Wandas' *wonderful* pages, I see Sarah in VA with an older boy/man in the 1790 AND I see a Notley Matlock "next door" - could this be a connection to the elusive Notley Thomas who is supposed to be Richard Matlock's Brother-in-law who possesses the family Bible???? In the PA record, even tho Sarah is listed in the index, I only see Samuel in the census???? Ladies? Help??? Jana

Hi all, New to me was this little bit of "family trivia" :) >From an article on the "History of Perry County, TN" pg. 217 in the Nov. 1978 River Counties Quarterly: "Smith MATLOCK, one of the county's earliest settlers, lived on Honseel's prong at Lick Creek. To MATLOCK, Andrew Jackson said at the Battle of New Orleans, 'Not yet, MATLOCK, wait until you see the whites of their eyes!' MATLOCK was anxious for the fray and ready to shoot when the General laid his hand on MATLOCK's shoulder and gave him the order...." Coooooooooool?????!!!!!!! Jana

Good Morning. Does anyone have information on A. Pickens Medlock? (We think the A. is for Andrew.) He was a civil war soldier in the Hampton Legion Sgt. of Co. B. Thanks, Terry [email protected]

I now have a number for Edward Lane Matlock thanks to Joe Matlock of TN. Number 1.1.5.3.1.4. Edward Lane Matlock believed by Jesse Armstrong and Melba Wood to belong in chapter 3 as part of John's descendants, a possible son of Charles or Caswell Matlock Edward, b. 18 Apr 1817, Humphrey Co. TN ... another source says he was a native of Georgia, moved to Dade Co,. MO Marie Matlock Harris of AZ. said this Edward was a grandson of Judge Edward Lane, first Judge to serve the Oregon Territory ... so far we have found no such Judge. Edward arrived in Oregon in 27 Oct 1853 .... The Koger wagon train crossed mid Oregon that year, I have long suspected the MATLOCK's were in that train ..... or a similar one .... because the MATLOCK's settled at Pleasant Hill, we found a number of them in the local cemetery. Edward Lane County ... DLC # 1689, 296 acres at TI8s R3W and sec's 13, 14. At Goshen, OR. Heirs to estate are Caswell J.; Joseph DeWitt, James W.; Edward L.; William T.; Benjamin F.: and Sarah May. Marie Harris said she had much information for Caswell, son of John Matlock and Mary Merrick dau. of Rachel Merrick . [[At the time I found Marie, she was slowly dying, she gave me as much information as we could handle, it was mostly in her head, books, & album's .... as she never organized the material ]]]]] He, Caswell became a MORMON in 1828 before the Book of Mormon was printed in 1830 ... Marie said she had his "school of Prophets" "7 Lectures of Faith" - 1830 edition Book of Mormon. When the Mormons left Illinois and Mo. She says the MATLOCK brothers and related families ... the DEAN's, Moses & Arron, John PROFFIT and RINEHART families came with them to Utah ... The MATLOCK's and RINEHART's kept going west taking the family bible with them to the Oregon Territory. We find Matlocks in Whitman Co. WA, RINEHARTS in Dayton, WA further south and going further south we have MATLOCK's and RINEHART's in Heppner, and Pendleton. [[See the MATLOCK web site for Barbara Jane Matlock McRAE's story of crossing the Plains in 1874 and her / their experience and feelings about the Mormons even some years after the event. Barbara is Number 1.1.5.1.3.10.3. in my Journal, her story isn't in the Journal .... but it was in the Seattle Library last I knew. . Still Dancing ...... better stop here for the night Winnie S. Bailey Box 453, Scio, OR 97374

Joe, Sorry to have to bring this back up again. I was just going over mail from the list trying to sort out some of my own stuff and I realized after you corrected the wife of Andrew Jackson Matlock I should have had you correct the children. I think the confusion comes from another Andrew Jackson Matlock that had lived in Texas and was married to Mattie Belva Herron. I believe that that Andrew Jackson Matlock b. 1872 originally hailed from Arkansas and moved on to Oklahoma after his stay in Texas. His children were the ones you listed here. My Andrew Jackson Matlock son of Jason Lafayette Matlock had three children as follows: i. Walter Andrew Matlock, b. 30 March 1904 San Saba, Texas. ii. Una May Matlock, b. 1 Feb 1907 Rouf, Oklahoma iii. Howard Conrad Matlock, b. 20 December 1914 San Saba, Texas. d. 4 August 1994 Visalia, Tulare Co., California. burried in Grangeville Cemetery Armona, Kings Co., California. Jim > -----Original Message----- > From: Joe Matlock [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 7:55 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] Andrew Jackson Matlock, San Saba, Texas > > > James and Celeste > Welcome to the list and thank you for the information...I am > rarely surprise but always grateful that as new people join the > lis old mysterires are resolved. I am posting a new list for > Jason Lafayette and invite your comments. > > Again welcome > Joe Matlock > > Descendants of Jason Lafeyette Matlock > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. JASON LAFEYETTE11 MATLOCK (JOHN MILTON10, JAMES JASON9, > JAMES JASON8, MOORE7, WILLIAM6,) was born 1843 in Mississippi, > and died 16 March 1911 in San Saba County, Texas.. He married > MARGARET MELINDA MAGGIE SUSAN GILLILAND 16 October 1870 in Parker > County, Texas. She was born 12 August 1850 in Madison County, > Arkansas, and died 06 October 1944 in Oklahoma. > > Notes for JASON LAFEYETTE MATLOCK: > In 1880 this family is living in Parker County, Texas. > > More About JASON LAFEYETTE MATLOCK: > Military service: War Between the States PVT Enlisted TX Cav Rgt CSA. > > Children of JASON MATLOCK and MARGARET GILLILAND are: > i. GEORGE W.12 MATLOCK. > ii. HARRY MILTON MATLOCK. > iii. JASON LAFEYETTE MATLOCK. > iv. MARGARET TENNESEE MATLOCK. > v. MARTHA H. MATLOCK, b. 1866. > vi. JOHN PRESTON MATLOCK, b. 08 August 1871, Parker , Texas; d. > 03 January 1937, Texas. He is buried in the Holt Cemetery in San > Saba, Texas.; m. MARY TENNESSEE HUDSON, 1891. > 2. vii. ANDREW JACKSON MATLOCK, b. 05 April 1880, Spring Town, > Parker County Texas; d. 04 August 1954. > viii. F. DELLA MATLOCK, b. 1872. > > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. ANDREW JACKSON12 MATLOCK (JASON LAFEYETTE11, JOHN MILTON10, > JAMES JASON9, JAMES JASON8, MOORE7, WILLIAM6,) was born 05 April > 1880 in Spring Town, Parker County Texas, and died 04 August > 1954. He married FLORENCE MAY MCCARTY 25 December 1902 in San > Saba, Texas. She was born 11 May 1885 in Mason, Texas. > > Children of ANDREW MATLOCK and FLORENCE MCCARTY are: > i. DOYLE13 MATLOCK, b. 15 November 1907; d. 20 May 1965, Erick, > Beckham County, Oklahoma. > ii. ELVA MATLOCK, b. 06 February 1909; m. EARL COMSTOCK, 23 > December 1923, Sweetwater, Roger Mills, Oklahoma. > iii. RAYMOND EARL JELLO MATLOCK, b. 29 March 1910, Texas; m. > EMMA SUTTON MCKIBBIN, 02 August 1942, Liberal, Seward County, Kansas. > iv. ROY E. MATLOCK, b. 01 December 1911, Roger Mills, Oklahoma; > m. KATHERYN WALLACE, 29 November 1941, Sayre, Beckham County, Oklahoma. > v. PAUL MATLOCK, b. 25 October 1913; d. 1979; m. MARIAM PROSSER, > 07 July 1950. > vi. ORVILLE MATLOCK, b. 08 November 1915, Minco, Grady County, > Oklahoma; m. STELLA LE GRAND, 30 January 1940, Mayfield, Erick > County, Oklahoma. > vii. NADINE MATLOCK, b. 14 August 1918, Minco, Grady County, > Oklahoma; m. JOE TOPPER, 25 November 1939, Mayfield, Erick > County, Oklahoma. > viii. THOMAS MATLOCK, b. 26 July 1923, Dutton, Oklahoma; m. > EDRIS MORROW, 20 February 1944, Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. > ix. UNKNOWN MATLOCK, b. 08 February 1926; d. 08 February 1926. > > > > > >>> "James & Celeste Matlock" <[email protected]> 04/28/01 03:44PM >>> > Hello, > > I'm new to this list and was researching the list archives when I came > across this series > of messages between Joe Matlock and John Matlock around December > 20/21 last > year. > > I am the great grandson of the Andrew Jackson Matlock listed in > this message > and I have > a couple of corrections to make: > > As the son of Jason Lafayette Matlock, b. 1843; d. 1911 San Saba, > Tx.; wife > Margaret Gilliland you listed Andrew Jackson Matlock b. 1872; wife Mattie > Belva Herron. > > It is actually Andrew Jackson Matlock b. 1880 Spring Town, > Parker, Tx., Died > 4 Aug 1954, > married 25 Dec 1902, San Saba, Texas to Florence May McCarty b. > 11 May 1885, > Mason, > Tx.; Daughter of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead. > > Andrew Jackson still has a daughter (my great Aunt) living in > Texas today. > > Best > > James Matlock > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: 180) > > John > this looks like a keeper. I had not connect this Andrew Jackson > with Jason > Lafayette, but I was shown Jason with a son Andrew Jackson B. > 1880 BUT with > no further information. A simple attachement and merger are indicated and > the chart below is provided. What do you think?? > > Best Regards > Joe Matlock > > Descendants of John Milton Matlock > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. JOHN MILTON10 MATLOCK (JAMES JASON9, JAMES JASON8, MOORE7,) was born > 15 August 1816 in Tennessee, and died 08 March 1901 in San Saba, > Texas. He > married MARTHA LAMIRA WALKER. She was born 04 February 1818 in > Alabama, and > died 24 December 1893 in San Saba County, Texas. > > Notes for JOHN MILTON MATLOCK: > John was a 32nd Degree Mason and founded many of the lodges in > central Texas > including Brownwood and San Saba. > > Children of JOHN MATLOCK and MARTHA WALKER are: > 2.i.JAMES P. MONROE11 MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1842, Mississippi; d. 1873, Parker > Texas. > ii.JOHN MILTON MATLOCK, b. 22 May 1847, Texas; d. 1935. > > Notes for JOHN MILTON MATLOCK: > In 1870 he is living in Ellis County, Texas. > > 3.iii.MARY ALMIRA MATLOCK, b. 09 July 1852, Springtown, Ellis County, > Texas; d. 25 December 1918, Ellis County, Texas. This couple is buried in > the Ennis Texas Cemetery.. > 4.iv.JASON LAFEYETTE MATLOCK, b. 1843, Mississippi; d. 16 March 1911, San > Saba County, Texas.. > 5.v.ALBERT CLARK MATLOCK, b. 21 November 1861; d. 16 March 1911, San Saba > County, Texas. > 6.vi.THOMAS JONATHAN JACKSON MATLOCK, b. 10 March 1867, > Springtown, Parker > County, Texas; d. 29 March 1932, Texas. He is buried in the Greenleaf > Cemetery in Brownwood, Brown County, Texas.. > > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. JAMES P. MONROE11 MATLOCK (JOHN MILTON10, JAMES JASON9, JAMES JASON8, > MOORE7, WILLIAM6,) was born Abt. 1842 in Mississippi, and died 1873 in > Parker Texas. He married SARAH SALLIE LANTZ, daughter of THERESA > L. LANTZ. > She was born 12 January 1843, and died 1873 in Parker, Texas.. > > Notes for JAMES P. MONROE MATLOCK: > In 1880 the minor children are living with their grandmother in Parker > County, Texas. > > Children of JAMES MATLOCK and SARAH LANTZ are: > i.BETTIE12 MATLOCK, m. PATTERSON. > ii.JOHN W. MATLOCK, b. 1867, Texas. > iii.MARTHA E. MATLOCK, b. 1869, Texas; m. HILDEBRAND. > iv.BENTON LAFAYETTE MATLOCK, b. 1871, Texas; m. ELEANOR HUDSON. > > 3. MARY ALMIRA11 MATLOCK (JOHN MILTON10, JAMES JASON9, JAMES JASON8, > MOORE7, WILLIAM6,) was born 09 July 1852 in Springtown, Ellis > County, Texas, > and died 25 December 1918 in Ellis County, Texas. This couple is > buried in > the Ennis Texas Cemetery.. She married PIERCE STOKES BOREN 25 > June 1872 in > Ellis , Texas. > > Notes for MARY ALMIRA MATLOCK: > Family history is that according to Stokes Boren Jr. the youngest son of > Stokes and Mary Elmira and a real estate agent in San Saba, Texas, John > Milton disowned Mary because he was a strong Baptist and Stokes > Boren was a > very strong member of the Church of Christ. John Milton did not > even notify > Mary Elmira when her mother died. > > Child of MARY MATLOCK and PIERCE BOREN is: > i.FIVE CHILDREN NOT SHOWN12 BOREN. > > 4. JASON LAFEYETTE11 MATLOCK (JOHN MILTON10, JAMES JASON9, JAMES JASON8, > MOORE7, WILLIAM6,) was born 1843 in Mississippi, and died 16 > March 1911 in > San Saba County, Texas.. He married MARGARET MELINDA MAGGIE SUSAN > GILLILAND > 16 October 1870 in Parker County, Texas. She was born 12 August 1850 in > Madison County, Arkansas, and died 06 October 1944 in Oklahoma. > > Notes for JASON LAFEYETTE MATLOCK: > In 1880 this family is living in Parker County, Texas. > > More About JASON LAFEYETTE MATLOCK: > Military service: War Between the States PVT Enlisted TX Cav Rgt CSA. > > Children of JASON MATLOCK and MARGARET GILLILAND are: > i.GEORGE W.12 MATLOCK. > ii.HARRY MILTON MATLOCK. > iii.JASON LAFEYETTE MATLOCK. > iv.MARGARET TENNESEE MATLOCK. > v.MARTHA H. MATLOCK, b. 1866. > vi.JOHN PRESTON MATLOCK, b. 08 August 1871, Parker , Texas; d. 03 January > 1937, Texas. He is buried in the Holt Cemetery in San Saba, > Texas.; m. MARY > TENNESSEE HUDSON, 1891. > vii.ANDREW JACKSON MATLOCK, b. 1872; d. 1955; m. MATTIE BELVA HERRON, 05 > October 1905, Bronte, Coke County, Texas; b. 11 March 1885, > Erath, Texas; d. > 28 November 1971, Erick, Beckham County, Oklahoma. Ths couple is > buried in > the Mayfield Cemetery.. > viii.F. DELLA MATLOCK, b. 1872. > > 5. ALBERT CLARK11 MATLOCK (JOHN MILTON10, JAMES JASON9, JAMES JASON8, > MOORE7, WILLIAM6,) was born 21 November 1861, and died 16 March > 1911 in San > Saba County, Texas. He married (1) MAGGIE M. NANCY 16 October 1870 in > Parker County, Texas. He married (2) MARY ELLEN MURRAY 22 December 1886. > She was born 11 December 1862, and died 30 January 1928. > > Children of ALBERT MATLOCK and MARY MURRAY are: > i.MARTHA ELIZABETH12 MATLOCK. > ii.TEXAS CLEMEMTINE MATLOCK. > iii.SARAH ELEANOR NELL MATLOCK. > iv.SUSAN CLARK MATLOCK. > v.JOHN ALBERT MATLOCK, b. 1880. > > 6. THOMAS JONATHAN JACKSON11 MATLOCK (JOHN MILTON10, JAMES JASON9, JAMES > JASON8,) was born 10 March 1867 in Springtown, Parker County, Texas, and > died 29 March 1932 in Texas. He is buried in the Greenleaf Cemetery in > Brownwood, Brown County, Texas.. He married (1) IDA CROUCH 1886 > in San Saba > County, Texas. She died 12 September 1908. He married (2) EULA FRY 13 > August 1911. > > Notes for THOMAS JONATHAN JACKSON MATLOCK: > Family story is that Thomas was a Baptist preacher but preached > baptism for > remission of sins. > > Children of THOMAS MATLOCK and IDA CROUCH are: > i.JAMES EDGAR12 MATLOCK. > ii.JOHN ANDREW MATLOCK. > iii.EWIN MATLOCK. > iv.VIOLA MATLOCK. > > > > > >>> "John M. Matlock" < [email protected] > 12/20/00 06:07PM >>> > Joe, I show this Andrew Jackson Matlock, b. 1872; wife Mattie > Belva Herron > as the son of Jason Lafayette Matlock, b. 1843; d. 1911 San Saba, > Tx.; wife > Margaret Gilliland. > > Jason Lafayette is the son of John Milton Matlock Sr.,b.1816 and Martha > Walker. > > John Milton Sr. is the son of James Jason B. Matlock Jr. and Elizabeth > Hicks. > > James Jason B. Jr. is the son of James Jason Matlock Sr. and > Fannie Rayburn. > > Is this the way you have it ? > > Happy Hollidays to you and your Family ! > > Thanks, > John M. 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For those that are interested in OH 1870 , the census is now on the web site.. The Index to 1870 is there as well. 1880 will be coming soon..

You filled a big hole for me, Joe, when you placed Edward Lane MATLOCK in with the children of 1.1.5.3.1. John Caswell MATLOCK and Mary MERRICK. I have known about Edward Lane MATLOCK for years ... he has been one of my dangeling MATLOCK's ... all those years, without a number ... to his name .... At last ..... he is no. 1.1.5.3.1.4. in my Journal ..... "except" I'm still not clear in my mind just who is the father of his father, number 1.1.5.3.1. John Caswell MATLOCK ............ ..... was he number 1.1.5.3. John MATLOCK ???? ... Melba was in doubt about 1.1.5.3. John, b. ca 1759 in Halifax Co. Va. being the son of 1.1.5. Moore and Jane. Melba just thought 1.1.5.3 John could be the Benton Co. ancestor as he was close to his brother, 1.1.5.4. Luke. . Melba also believed, John Caswell MATLOCK, 1.1.5.3.1., was born ca 1778 and m. Mary Polly MERRICK in 1803, lived in Benton Co. Your date for John Caswell MATLOCK, is 10 Nov 1786, a whole ten years difference. . I have two John Wesley MATLOCK's b. 12 Feb 1820. m. Julia SCHUYLES ( son of David MATLOCK and Nancy Agnes LEE, who may descend from 1.1.2. William MATLOCK and Elizabeth ... poss. xau of Valentine SEVIER) no. 2, John Wesley MATLOCK, b. 21 Oct 1832 & d. 5 Apr 1891 ... m. Elizabeth B. FLOWERS, 18 Oct 1846, Tenn. ( son of 1.1.5.3.1. John Caswell MATLOCK and Mary MERRICK) 1790 census gives William MERRICK, 1 male under 16, 3 females Caroline Co. Maryland Izrel MERRICK, Sr.; Izrel MERRICK, Jr, 2 males over 16, 3 under 16, 1 female; James MERRICK, 2 females; John MERRICK, Matthew MERRICK, 1 male over 16, 3 under 16, 3 females, all Talbot Co. Maryland. Thomas MERRICK, 2 males over 16, 1 female, 6 slaves, Charles Co. Maryland. George MERRICK, 1 male over 16, slaves 87. New Hanover Co. NC John Caswell MATLOCK, born 27 Nov 1809 went to MO. Book C. page 396, deed records of Benton Co. TENN. Shows Edward MATLOCK of Dade Co. MO on March 3, 1855 to have appointed Luke MATLOCK of benton Co. his attorney to receive all moneys coming to him from the estate of Mary MATLOCK desceased .... is buried near her husband near Sugar Tree, their trading Post, Benton Co. Tenn. "Mother" MERRICK, mother of Molton, James E. and Mary ... she is said to have died in Mo. at the age of 111. Tomorrow I attend my friends celebration Gladys will be 100 ..... it can get a bit lonely in your 80 and 90's .... I can't imagine being 100. By the way ... the Genealogy and Biography by General William Smith and W. Thomas Smith, pub. 1922 comes down (2) Elizabeth MATLOCK and John WHITE's line ...their daughter, Veturia White, b. 5 Jan 1833, married Dr. John DEVERGIE SMITH ( General SMITH and W. Thomas SMITH were their sons) Still Dancing ...... time to quit for the night Winnie S. Bailey Box 453, Scio, OR 97374