1850 Census Records show that Zachariah that was in Jackson Co was married to a Mary... 1850 MELOCK ZACHARIAH, AL Jackson County District 20 Zechariah Metlock 63 M Farmer NC Mary 59 F NC Nancy 26 F AL Jinny 24 F AL Zechariah 21 M Labor AL Emily 18 F AL Sarah 16 F AL Here are the marriage Records for Wilson Co TN WILSON CO Alethea Matlock William Murray 09 Oct 1830 M TN pg 348 Alethia S. Matlock William Murry 12 Oct 1830 M TN pg 348 Gideon C. Matlock Anza C. Hardy 04 Apr 1837 M TN pg 350 Harriet Medlock Alfred Marks 27 Jun 1877 Littleberry Matlock Pheobe Thrap 25 Apr 1814 CH, Wilson Co Philip N. Matlock Mary J. Jelton/Melton/Helton 14 Apr 1865 M TN pg 350 Stephen Medlock Sarah Tucker 28 Jan 1811 M TN pg 372 Susan Matlock Henry Curt 07 Sep 1865 M TN pg 348 (Af-Amer) As to the Roberts... I have Mary Roberts as the daughter of Zachariah and Mary Matlock... Brenda

Jana, Do you know who this Henry Matlock belongs too in this collection: Wanda ----- Original Message ----- From: Jana Black To: MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 7:35 PM Subject: [MATLOCK-L] Greene Co., MO - FYI >From here: http://thelibrary.springfield.missouri.org/lochist/turnbo/v18/st559.html "[]"s added to make the name stand out! Jana RECOLLECTIONS OF A WIDOW WOMAN By S. C. Turnbo Mrs. Mary Sanders widow of Hiram Sanders relates the following. "I was born on Finley Creek in Wright County, Mo. in 1837. My parents were [Isaac and Prudie Medlock]. My mother died on Finley Creek when I was 8 years old. My father died in Illinoise. All the early settlers that I have a distinct recollection of that lived on Finley Creek near where we lived was my grandfather [Henry and Rachell Medlock] and my uncle Bill Williams and my aunt Rhoda Williams. I came to Lick Creek below where Gainsville Mo. now is in 1847 and was married to Hiram Sanders in 1853. We were married on the old John Sanders land on Lick Creek. This place is near one mile below the Steve Sanders Place. Cage Foster was a justice of the peace then and he officiated. I remember the names of some of the citizens who lived on Lick Creek. There were Joe and Bob VanMeter who were brothers. Joe's wife was named Sarah. Bob married Polly Turley daughter of Jake Turley. There was also Abe West and Rhoda West his wife. John Howell and Eliza his wife. Sole Workman, Jim Workman and Elizabeth Workman were children of Isaac Workman but were grown when I first saw them and there was Capt. Ben Bray who was killed or died a natural death at Springfield Mo. during the war. These all lived on Lick Creek in the early days of Ozark County. The first school I went to was taught on Lick Creek by Charles Goobey one half mile below where Steve Sanders lived. The first day of this school is very vivid in my mind from the reason that I cried all day. I was afraid that I would violate the rules of school and get a whipping. Steve Sanders wife was named Annie. She was a daughter of Cage Foster. Fosters wifes name was Sally. Grandfather Allin Sanders we always called him was my husbands father. His wife was named Annie, who one day picked a spot of ground where she said she desired to be buried. This is on what is now the Doctor Arnold Place one half a mile above the mouth of Possom Walk Creek, and when she passed over the dark river of death her remains received interment where she wished to rest. There are also two of Jake Foster's little girls buried there, the names of which were Mary Elizabeth and Sarah Eliza. Mr. Thomas Guifford the first merchant at Gainsville formerly lived at Rock Bridge. When he came to where Gainsville now stands he hauled the logs of a log building and put them up and covered the wall and put his goods and groceries in it until he could construct a better house. Guifford's wife was Sarah Ann daughter of John Sanders. Tom Lord the noted chimney builder built a number of stone chimneys in Ozark County before the war. Some of his work is standing to the present day. Soon after the close of the war in 1869 he built a black smith shop on Gooley's Spring Creek and lived there several years and made horse shoes and shod horses and did much other work for the settlers. One day he went up on the hill near the black smith shop and selected a place to be buried which was near a post oak tree. He marked the spot by placing a stone on it and when the time arrived for him to quit shoeing horses and depart from this world his body was given burial where he requested to be laid. Mr. Lord's son Bartlet is also buried there and his grandson Morgan Wood is buried there. Morgan was a son of Jim Wood and Sally Ann, daughter of Tom Lords. Millie a sister of Tom Lords married Jim Barnette another noted blacksmith. ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== GREAT search engines! http://www.theultimates.com/ (6 engines in one!) http://www.metacrawler.com/ (10 engines in one!) http://www.bc1.com/users/sgl/ (focused on genealogy links)

Anybody know this family? Joe Matlock Descendants of Stephen Matlock Generation No. 1 1. STEPHEN1 MATLOCK was born 1773 in Orangeburg, South Carolina, and died 28 October 1853 in Tattnall County, Georgia. He married (1) MARY STANLEY 05 March 1809 in Tattnall County, Georgia. She was born 1792, and died 14 October 1837 in Tattnall County, Georgia. She is buried in the Matlock Family Cemetery on the family land in Tattnall County, Georgia, near the Altamaha River.. He married (2) MARY COPELAND 26 August 1838. She was born 1817 in Liberty County, Georgia, and died 30 December 1847 in Tattnall County, Georgia. They are buried in the Matlock Family Cemetery on the family land in Tattnall County, Georgia, near the Altamaha River.. Notes for STEPHEN MATLOCK:"Stephen Matlock died October 28,1853, leaving a large estate, which took about 6 years to settle. Co-executors were his son Stephen Matlock and his daughter, Florida's husband, Elza Tillman. Evidently, his eldest son, John, was disinherited for he was not listed as one of 7 heirs who drew lots out of a hat to decide who would inherit 7 slaves for each heir from the 47 slaves in the estate in 1854. About 1856 or 57 the disinherited son, John, went to court to challenge the way the executors were administering the estate. Later, court records reveal that Stephen Matlock and Elza Tillman, as executors had to pay $100.00 in legal fees for this law suit. I have no other information on this John Matlock and could not find him on the GA Censuses." The information concerning Stephens children came "from the 1850 Montgomery Co. GA Census, the 1860 San Augustine Co, TX Census, the 1870 Shelby Co. Census and the book, Our Dead: Shelby County, Texas 1836-1964 by J. B. Sanders." From Lynn Meador Hall of Huston Email 18 Dec 2000 Children of STEPHEN MATLOCK and MARY STANLEY are: i. GEORGIA2 MATLOCK. ii. JOHN MATLOCK. iii. LOUISA MATLOCK, b. Tattnall County, Georgia; m. JOHN MATTOX, 16 March 1835, Tattnal County, Georgia. iv. STEPHEN T. MATLOCK, b. 17 September 1821, Georgia; d. 13 November 1903, near Patroon, Shelby County, Texas; m. (1) AMANDA JANE CALLIHAN; m. (2) ELIZABETH TILLMAN, 30 December 1841, Montgomery County, Georgia; b. 18 September 1817, Montgomery County, Georgia; d. 10 August 1896, near Patroon, Shelby County, Texas. This couple is buried in the Matlock Cemetery, Shelby County, Texas near Neuville.. Notes for STEPHEN T. MATLOCK: In 1850 this family is living in Montgomery County, Georgia. In 1870 this family is living in Shelby County, Texas. In 1880 this family is living in Shelby County, Texas Notes for ELIZABETH TILLMAN:ibid., Tattnall Co. Extractsp. 88Jan 3, 1854 Georgia, Tattnall Co.: Will be sold before the Court Housedoor in said county on the first Tuesday in March, next, between thelegal hours of sale, all the property belonging to the estate of StephenMATLOCK, late of said county, deceased. Sold for the benefit of theheirs and creditors of said estate. (signed) Stephen MATLOCK, JR., ElzaTillman, Adms. [there are several more entries like this in book but it gives no new information] Mar 14, 1854 Georgia, Tattnall Co.: Elza Tillman apply (sic) to me for letters of administration of the estate of Georgia MATLOCK, deceased. ibid., p. 119Sep 27, 1859 Georgia, Tattnall Co: Eliza Tillman files his (her, their) letters of dismission from the guardianship of Charles MATLOCK. v. WILLIAM MATLOCK, b. 1823, Georgia; d. Bef. 1860; m. CAROLINE F. CRAY, 08 January 1843, Georgia; b. 1826, Georgia. Notes for WILLIAM MATLOCK:In 1850 this family is living in Randolph County, Georgia. Notes for CAROLINE F. CRAY:By 1860 Caroline is in Texas. In 1870 she and Eugenia are living in Falls County, Texas. vi. CAROLINE MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1828; m. PATRICK HAMPTON BELL, 21 October 1848, Montgomery, Georgia. vii. FLORIDA MATLOCK, b. 01 April 1830, Tattnall County, Georgia; d. 19 February 1893, Milam, Sabin County, Texas; m. (1) ELZA TILLMAN, 28 March 1845; d. 1864, Richmond, Fort Bend County, Texas; m. (2) LEWIS DESHEELS, 27 November 1845, Tattnal County, Georgia; m. (3) THOMAS P. PAYNE, Bef. 1875. Children of STEPHEN MATLOCK and MARY COPELAND are: viii. CHARLTON H.2 MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1839. More About CHARLTON H. MATLOCK:Military service: War Between the States PVT Enlisted CSA ix. CHARLES MATLOCK, b. Abt. 1841, Tattnall County, Georgia.

Hi ChrisGood question. No idea who Stephen is. I have not found any further reference to him..Joe Matlock Descendants of Zachariah Matlock Generation No. 1 1. ZACHARIAH9 MATLOCK (LITTLEBERRY FRANKLIN8, MOORE7) was born 17 December 1791 in North Carolina, and died 27 November 1879 in Alabama.. He married SARAH TUCKER 23 January 1811 in Wilson County, Tennessee. She was born 11 November 1790 in North Carolina, and died 02 January 1877 in Alabama. This couple is buried in the Allison Cemetery, Jackson County, Alabama.. Notes for ZACHARIAH MATLOCK:In 1850 this family is living in Jackson County, Alabama. Children of ZACHARIAH MATLOCK and SARAH TUCKER are: i. NANCY10 MATLOCK, b. 1824, Alabama. ii. ZACHARIAH MATLOCK, b. 1830, Alabama. iii. EMILY CAROLINE MATLOCK, b. 05 March 1833, Alabama; d. 21 January 1904, Alabama. This couple is buried in the Allison Cemetery, Jackson County, Alabama.; m. (1) JAMES LOWRY ALLISON; b. 03 December 1797, Wilkes , North Carolina; d. 12 November 1877, Alabama; m. (2) WILLIAM S. BURCH, 02 September 1866; d. 22 April 1872, Jackson County, Alabama. Notes for JAMES LOWRY ALLISON:Family of Harold DanfordEntries: 22180 Updated: Mon Oct 14 14:11:17 2002 Contact: Harold A. Danford hadabford@att.net Home Page: The Family of Harold Danford D: I18710 Name: James Lowry ALLISON Sex: M Birth: 3 DEC 1797 in NC 1 2 Death: 12 NOV 1877 2 Burial: NOV 1877 Allison Cemetery, Jackson Co., AL 2 iv. SARAH MATLOCK, b. 1834, Alabama. >>> "Christin Roberts" <cmroberts03@comcast.net> 5/4/2004 10:09:21 PM >>> Hello Joe, I am attempting to find a connection between my Roberts family to Zachariah Matlock. My James Berry Roberts is residing with Zach and Sarah in Jackson Co. (1860 census). I have been trying to follow some of the Littleberry Matlock line and have a question for you. According to the following (and other sources) Zachariah Matlock/Medlock married Sarah Tucker in Wilson Co. Tennessee January 23, 1811. Per the Wilson Co genweb site, a transcription of the marriages shows the following: 1811, JAN 23 MEDLOCK, Stephen marr. TUCKER, Sarah Do you know, is this Stephen the same as Zachariah? Without seeing the original document, one could assume that the transcription is an error. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks, Chris Roberts ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Matlock" <Joe.Matlock@state.tn.us> To: <MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 9:34 AM Subject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] Littleberry > Hi David > Mary Ann Nancy or Catherine Light are assumed. There are some kinks in > this chart. > Joe Matlock > Descendants of Littleberry Franklin Matlock Generation No. 1 1. > LITTLEBERRY FRANKLIN8 MATLOCK (MOORE7, was born January 1758 in Halifax > County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1848 in Wilson County, Tennessee. He > married MARY ANN NANCY LIGHT. She was born Abt. 1755, and died Abt. > 1845. Children of LITTLEBERRY MATLOCK and MARY LIGHT are: > i. MOSES MOORE9 MATLOCK, b. 1775; d. Abt. 1843, McNairy County > Tennessee; Stepchild; m. FRANCES CANTRILL, 03 September 1807, Granger > County, Tennessee; b. Abt. 1793, North Carolina. More About MOSES MOORE > MATLOCK:Military service: War of 1812 PVT Enlisted Cpt. James Haggard > Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) 28 Jan 1814Creek War > -Talladege- Horsehoe Bend Notes for FRANCES CANTRILL:In 1850 Frances is > living in McNairy County, Tennessee. 1850 MATLOCK FRANCIS Mc Nairy > County TN 115 11th District Francis Matlock 57 WF B > NCCharles 31 WM Labor AlaThomas 22 > WM Labor AlaMoses 20 WM Labor AlaAndrew > 14 WM AlaAdeline Pope 25 WF > AlaNancy 5 WF TNMoses > 3 WM TN ii. RIAL > ROYAL MATLOCK, b. 02 June 1780, Rockwood, Roane County, Tennessee; m. > NANCY MAHAN, 03 September 1806, Rockwood, Roane County Tennessee; b. > Julian, Guilford County, North Carolina. Notes for RIAL ROYAL > MATLOCK:From: "Wanda Albers" <WandaR7@worldnet.att.net>To: "Joe > Matlock" <Joe.Matlock@state.tn.us>Date: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 > 12:21:40 PMSubject: Re: Rial You have him here as Littleberry's. I > put him with Moore. I believe that Jason and Moore came to Roane County, > about 1804. My William was already there. Rial and Jason were arrested > for rowdiness in 1804. TAXES: Roane County, TN, 1805; #321 Rial Matlock. > (First year to appear so he must have turned 21 before this time. Rial > Matlock (Royal), m. Sept 3, 1806 Nancy Mahan; Roane Co, TN. LANDS: > "Petition to the President and Congress by Intruders on Chichkasaw > Lands" [WD:AGO, Old Recs., Div.:DS] ....Mississippi Territory, Elk > River, Sims'es Settlement....September 5th 1810Berry MatlockReel Matcok > COURT: 1811 - 20 March 1811 State of SC vs Rial MATLOCK Pendleton > District Vagrancy Trials - Loose papers found in box of Depositions. The > District in 1811 covered Pickens, Oconee, and Anderson County. This is > everything that I have and he seemed to be where Moore was in early time > and then possibly where brothers were after 1806. Wanda More About RIAL > ROYAL MATLOCK:Military service: J. Hoyle Mayfield reports that Rial " > died 1836...may have been killed at Alamo" iii. > CHARLES BROOKS MATLOCK, b. 1780, Grainger County, Tennessee; d. 1819; m. > SUSANNAH. Notes for CHARLES BROOKS MATLOCK:Contact: Lou Pero > <loupero@aol.com> Event: Military 1813 Dickson County, Tennessee Note: > He served in the war of 1812. At this time, I don't know the dates. > "They Multiplied," of Matlock newsletter published in 1974, printed a > power of attorney where Charles B. Matlock of Dickson County, Tennessee > appoints Pritchett and ---- attorneys to recover his back pay for > service in the war. This was dated October 10, 1815. It says two payroll > vouchers showing him in Cocke's West Tennessee Militia, Capt. Francis S. > Ellis' Company are mentioned.William Carroll, Major-General 2nd Division > of Tennessee militia certified that Charles B. Matlock served as a > sergeant in his division for six months and that he was honorably > discharged. KNOW all men by these presents, that I Charles B. Metlock > of Dickson County and state of Tennessee for divers good causes and > considerations me hereunto moving have made, ordained, authorized, > nominated and appointed and do by these presents make ordain, authorise, > nominate & appoint Pritchett and _ merchants of Nashville, Davidson > county and state of Tennessee my true and lawful Attorny, for me and in > my name and for my own proper use to ask, demand, sue for, recover and > receive of Joseph Coleman (or his successor) District Paymaster of the > State of Tennessee all such sum or sums of money debts and demands > whatsoever, which are now due and owing to me the said Charles B. > Metlock by and from the United States, for my services as a Sergeant in > Capt. Francis S. Ellis's company from the 3 day of _ 181?, as per my > certificate of service herewith. And to have, to use and to take all > lawful ways and means, in my name, or otherwise, for the recovery > thereof by attachment, arrest, distress or otherwise, and to compound > and agree for the same, and acquittances or other sufficient discharge, > for the same for me, and in my name, to make, seal, and deliver, and do > all other lawful things, and acts whatsoever, concerning the premises as > fully and in every respect as I myself might or could do were I > personally present at the doing thereof. In witness whereof I have > hereunto set my hand and seal this 10th day of October, 1815. Witness > present,John Read /s/ Charles B. Matlock John B. Brown NOTE: Two > payroll vouchers show Charles B. Matlock in Cocke's West Tenn. Militia, > Capt. Francis S. Elliss' Company ~~~~~~~~~~Nashville, TN May 15, 1815 I > CERTIFY that Charles B. Matlock a Sergeant in my Division of Tennessee > Militia, has performed a tour of duty of six months days in the service > of the United States - that his good conduct, subordination and valor, > under the most trying hardships, entitle him to the gratitude of his > country; and he is hereby HONORABLY DISCHARGED. Wm. Carroll Major - > General 2d Division Tennessee Militia. NOTE: The above Charles B. > Matlock appears on the census records of Franklin Co., Ala. in 1820, > 1830 and 1840.According to these records, Charles B. Matlock had at > least 9 children. By 1850 all this family seems to have disappeared from > the county. To my knowledge, no one is working on this line. He almost > has to be closely allied to Littleberry - Franklin Co. 1820, 1830 and > 1840.From: "Wanda Albers" <WandaR7@worldnet.att.net>To: > <MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com>Date: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 12:17:40 > PMSubject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] Charles B Matlock Brenda, For Charles of > Littleberry and Mary I just have the 1830 and 1840 census. Don't have > any children or wife listed. But it appears they had a number of > children. 1830 AL, Franklin Co, pg 027; Charles B. Matlock, > 101001-2221111840 AL, Franklin Co, Russelville, pg 256; C B Metlock; > 1010001-0110001 Affidavit of Robert Tharp 7 Jun1732 in Franklin County, > AL. Charles Brooks Matlock was a witness. Chares Brooks was brother to > Littleberry Franklin that married Phoebe Tharp Wanda More About CHARLES > BROOKS MATLOCK:Military service: War of 1812 Sgt Enlisted Capt. Francis > S. Ellis' Company iv. LITTLEBERRY FRANKLIN MATLOCK, > b. 1786, South Carolina; d. 08 October 1844, Franklin County, Alabama; > m. PHEBE THARP, 29 April 1815, Wilson County Tennessee; b. 1790, > Rutherford County, Tennessee; d. 1860, Franklin County, Alabama. More > About LITTLEBERRY FRANKLIN MATLOCK:Military service: War of 1812 PVT > Militia Enlisted Sep 1814 Discharged Nove 1814 Captain Daniel Renshaw > Company. Campaine against the Creeks MG Jackson Notes for PHEBE THARP:In > 1850 Phebe is living in Franklin County, Alabama with James, Nancy, > William, Martinia and Mary Tharp Age 98.In 1860 this family is living in > Franklin County, Alabama.1852 PENSION APPLICATIONOn this the 14th day of > June AD One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty Two, personally appears > before me, JW Morris, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for said > County Pheba Matlock, widow of Littleberry Matlock, who being duly sworn > deposeth & says that she is the widow of Littleberry Matlock, that she > is now about sixty five years of age - that her said husband Littleberry > Matlock was a private in the company commanded by Captain Daniel Renshaw > in the regiment of Militia commanded by Colonel ___?___. all under the > command of General Andrew Jackson in the War with the Creek Indians. > That her said husband was drafted on or about the month of Sept. AD One > Thousand Eight Hundred and Fourteen in Retherford County, State of > Tennessee for the term of three months, that he actually served in said > war for the term of three months and was honorably discharged in the > month of Nov. AD One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fourteen in Retherford > County in the State of Tennessee, and that he has now no written > discharge, all of which will appear by the Muster roll of said company. > the said Pheba Matlock would further state that she was married to the > said Littleberry Matlock on the 29th day of April, AD One Thousand Eight > Hundred Fifteen, that her name before marrage was Pheba Tharp, that she > and Littleberry Matlock lived together as husband and wife until the > death of said Littleberry Matlock which happened on the 8th day of > October AD One Thousand Eight Hundred and forty four and that she is now > a widow, and that she is now a resident of Franklin County in the State > of Alabama. She makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining the > Bounty Land to certain Officers & Soldiers who have been engaged in the > Military Service of the United State passed September 28th 1850. Sworn > to & scribed before me the day & date above written and I hereby certify > that I believe the said Pheba Matlock to be the Identical person she > represents and that the said Littleberry Matlock served as above stated. > Given under my hand and seal this the 14th June AD. J. W. Morris JP > (seal)Wylene L@aol.com Sent this application on Pheobe Matlock. > v. ZACHARIAH MATLOCK, b. 17 December 1791, North Carolina; > d. 27 November 1879, Alabama.; m. MARY SARAH TUCKER, 23 January 1811, > Wilson County, Tennessee; b. 11 November 1790, North Carolina; d. 02 > January 1877, Alabama. This couple is buried in the Allison Cemetery, > Jackson County, Alabama.. Notes for ZACHARIAH MATLOCK:In 1850 this > family is living in Jacson County, Alabama. > > >>> "David Nixon" <Denixon@conwaycorp.net> 5/1/2004 10:42:48 PM >>> > > Joe and all, What have you got on Littleberry son of Moore? David > Nixon > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > If you would prefer a DIGEST version of this list (several posts in one > email > rather than each post as it is sent): UNSUBSCRIBE from the list, email > MATLOCK-D-request@rootsweb.com writing the word SUBSCRIBE in the > message body. > > > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE from this list, email MATLOCK-L-request@rootsweb.com, use > no subject line and write only the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the message body. > You will receive email confirmation that you have been unsubscribed. > >

Joe, Looking at the information you posted on Littleberry. I'm thinking that you are combining two Littleberry's together... but I may be wrong. Just not real sure about some of these older families....especially since there is not much documentation. One: Could it be.....Littleberry that was married to Christian (maiden name unknown) was the Littleberry that was in Botetourt Co, VA, Grainger Co, TN then to Pendleton County, South Carolina. Last heard of there about 1803. This Littleberry may be connected to the Charles and John that were in Grainger Co, TN one died about 1799 and the other about 1801. They were mentioned on a military pargaraph that has been posted on Botetourt Co, VA. All coming to Grainger County, TN with McPherson's and Rector's. I'm thinking that this Littleberry may be son of William (1702) and was born in the 1740 range. And I'm also thinking that Moses Moore born about 1775 may be a son of Littleberry and Christian. If not he may be a child of one of the ones that were in Grainger County. You have him as step child of Littleberry and Mary Light... Two: Littleberry of the Wilson Co, TN and then to Franklin Co, AL.. I have him as son of Moore and Jane. Born about 1755-1758. You have Charles Brooks Matlock in one statement died in 1819. I think that Charles B. may be Luke's Charles. Charles Brooks Matlock signed a deposition in AL for Tharp in 1842 maybe be brother to Littleberry that married Phoebe Tharp. Rial I have placed with Moore and Jane Powell Matlock. Wanda ----- Original Message ----- From: Joe Matlock To: MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 10:34 AM Subject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] Littleberry

From here: http://thelibrary.springfield.missouri.org/lochist/turnbo/v18/st559.html "[]"s added to make the name stand out! Jana RECOLLECTIONS OF A WIDOW WOMAN By S. C. Turnbo Mrs. Mary Sanders widow of Hiram Sanders relates the following. "I was born on Finley Creek in Wright County, Mo. in 1837. My parents were [Isaac and Prudie Medlock]. My mother died on Finley Creek when I was 8 years old. My father died in Illinoise. All the early settlers that I have a distinct recollection of that lived on Finley Creek near where we lived was my grandfather [Henry and Rachell Medlock] and my uncle Bill Williams and my aunt Rhoda Williams. I came to Lick Creek below where Gainsville Mo. now is in 1847 and was married to Hiram Sanders in 1853. We were married on the old John Sanders land on Lick Creek. This place is near one mile below the Steve Sanders Place. Cage Foster was a justice of the peace then and he officiated. I remember the names of some of the citizens who lived on Lick Creek. There were Joe and Bob VanMeter who were brothers. Joe's wife was named Sarah. Bob married Polly Turley daughter of Jake Turley. There was also Abe West and Rhoda West his wife. John Howell and Eliza his wife. Sole Workman, Jim Workman and Elizabeth Workman were children of Isaac Workman but were grown when I first saw them and there was Capt. Ben Bray who was killed or died a natural death at Springfield Mo. during the war. These all lived on Lick Creek in the early days of Ozark County. The first school I went to was taught on Lick Creek by Charles Goobey one half mile below where Steve Sanders lived. The first day of this school is very vivid in my mind from the reason that I cried all day. I was afraid that I would violate the rules of school and get a whipping. Steve Sanders wife was named Annie. She was a daughter of Cage Foster. Fosters wifes name was Sally. Grandfather Allin Sanders we always called him was my husbands father. His wife was named Annie, who one day picked a spot of ground where she said she desired to be buried. This is on what is now the Doctor Arnold Place one half a mile above the mouth of Possom Walk Creek, and when she passed over the dark river of death her remains received interment where she wished to rest. There are also two of Jake Foster's little girls buried there, the names of which were Mary Elizabeth and Sarah Eliza. Mr. Thomas Guifford the first merchant at Gainsville formerly lived at Rock Bridge. When he came to where Gainsville now stands he hauled the logs of a log building and put them up and covered the wall and put his goods and groceries in it until he could construct a better house. Guifford's wife was Sarah Ann daughter of John Sanders. Tom Lord the noted chimney builder built a number of stone chimneys in Ozark County before the war. Some of his work is standing to the present day. Soon after the close of the war in 1869 he built a black smith shop on Gooley's Spring Creek and lived there several years and made horse shoes and shod horses and did much other work for the settlers. One day he went up on the hill near the black smith shop and selected a place to be buried which was near a post oak tree. He marked the spot by placing a stone on it and when the time arrived for him to quit shoeing horses and depart from this world his body was given burial where he requested to be laid. Mr. Lord's son Bartlet is also buried there and his grandson Morgan Wood is buried there. Morgan was a son of Jim Wood and Sally Ann, daughter of Tom Lords. Millie a sister of Tom Lords married Jim Barnette another noted blacksmith.

Hi David Mary Ann Nancy or Catherine Light are assumed. There are some kinks in this chart. Joe Matlock Descendants of Littleberry Franklin Matlock Generation No. 1 1. LITTLEBERRY FRANKLIN8 MATLOCK (MOORE7, was born January 1758 in Halifax County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1848 in Wilson County, Tennessee. He married MARY ANN NANCY LIGHT. She was born Abt. 1755, and died Abt. 1845. Children of LITTLEBERRY MATLOCK and MARY LIGHT are: i. MOSES MOORE9 MATLOCK, b. 1775; d. Abt. 1843, McNairy County Tennessee; Stepchild; m. FRANCES CANTRILL, 03 September 1807, Granger County, Tennessee; b. Abt. 1793, North Carolina. More About MOSES MOORE MATLOCK:Military service: War of 1812 PVT Enlisted Cpt. James Haggard Co. Dyer's TN Vol Mounted Gunmen (Coffee's Bde) 28 Jan 1814Creek War -Talladege- Horsehoe Bend Notes for FRANCES CANTRILL:In 1850 Frances is living in McNairy County, Tennessee. 1850 MATLOCK FRANCIS Mc Nairy County TN 115 11th District Francis Matlock 57 WF B NCCharles 31 WM Labor AlaThomas 22 WM Labor AlaMoses 20 WM Labor AlaAndrew 14 WM AlaAdeline Pope 25 WF AlaNancy 5 WF TNMoses 3 WM TN ii. RIAL ROYAL MATLOCK, b. 02 June 1780, Rockwood, Roane County, Tennessee; m. NANCY MAHAN, 03 September 1806, Rockwood, Roane County Tennessee; b. Julian, Guilford County, North Carolina. Notes for RIAL ROYAL MATLOCK:From: "Wanda Albers" <WandaR7@worldnet.att.net>To: "Joe Matlock" <Joe.Matlock@state.tn.us>Date: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 12:21:40 PMSubject: Re: Rial You have him here as Littleberry's. I put him with Moore. I believe that Jason and Moore came to Roane County, about 1804. My William was already there. Rial and Jason were arrested for rowdiness in 1804. TAXES: Roane County, TN, 1805; #321 Rial Matlock. (First year to appear so he must have turned 21 before this time. Rial Matlock (Royal), m. Sept 3, 1806 Nancy Mahan; Roane Co, TN. LANDS: "Petition to the President and Congress by Intruders on Chichkasaw Lands" [WD:AGO, Old Recs., Div.:DS] ....Mississippi Territory, Elk River, Sims'es Settlement....September 5th 1810Berry MatlockReel Matcok COURT: 1811 - 20 March 1811 State of SC vs Rial MATLOCK Pendleton District Vagrancy Trials - Loose papers found in box of Depositions. The District in 1811 covered Pickens, Oconee, and Anderson County. This is everything that I have and he seemed to be where Moore was in early time and then possibly where brothers were after 1806. Wanda More About RIAL ROYAL MATLOCK:Military service: J. Hoyle Mayfield reports that Rial " died 1836...may have been killed at Alamo" iii. CHARLES BROOKS MATLOCK, b. 1780, Grainger County, Tennessee; d. 1819; m. SUSANNAH. Notes for CHARLES BROOKS MATLOCK:Contact: Lou Pero <loupero@aol.com> Event: Military 1813 Dickson County, Tennessee Note: He served in the war of 1812. At this time, I don't know the dates. "They Multiplied," of Matlock newsletter published in 1974, printed a power of attorney where Charles B. Matlock of Dickson County, Tennessee appoints Pritchett and ---- attorneys to recover his back pay for service in the war. This was dated October 10, 1815. It says two payroll vouchers showing him in Cocke's West Tennessee Militia, Capt. Francis S. Ellis' Company are mentioned.William Carroll, Major-General 2nd Division of Tennessee militia certified that Charles B. Matlock served as a sergeant in his division for six months and that he was honorably discharged. KNOW all men by these presents, that I Charles B. Metlock of Dickson County and state of Tennessee for divers good causes and considerations me hereunto moving have made, ordained, authorized, nominated and appointed and do by these presents make ordain, authorise, nominate & appoint Pritchett and _ merchants of Nashville, Davidson county and state of Tennessee my true and lawful Attorny, for me and in my name and for my own proper use to ask, demand, sue for, recover and receive of Joseph Coleman (or his successor) District Paymaster of the State of Tennessee all such sum or sums of money debts and demands whatsoever, which are now due and owing to me the said Charles B. Metlock by and from the United States, for my services as a Sergeant in Capt. Francis S. Ellis's company from the 3 day of _ 181?, as per my certificate of service herewith. And to have, to use and to take all lawful ways and means, in my name, or otherwise, for the recovery thereof by attachment, arrest, distress or otherwise, and to compound and agree for the same, and acquittances or other sufficient discharge, for the same for me, and in my name, to make, seal, and deliver, and do all other lawful things, and acts whatsoever, concerning the premises as fully and in every respect as I myself might or could do were I personally present at the doing thereof. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 10th day of October, 1815. Witness present,John Read /s/ Charles B. Matlock John B. Brown NOTE: Two payroll vouchers show Charles B. Matlock in Cocke's West Tenn. Militia, Capt. Francis S. Elliss' Company ~~~~~~~~~~Nashville, TN May 15, 1815 I CERTIFY that Charles B. Matlock a Sergeant in my Division of Tennessee Militia, has performed a tour of duty of six months days in the service of the United States - that his good conduct, subordination and valor, under the most trying hardships, entitle him to the gratitude of his country; and he is hereby HONORABLY DISCHARGED. Wm. Carroll Major - General 2d Division Tennessee Militia. NOTE: The above Charles B. Matlock appears on the census records of Franklin Co., Ala. in 1820, 1830 and 1840.According to these records, Charles B. Matlock had at least 9 children. By 1850 all this family seems to have disappeared from the county. To my knowledge, no one is working on this line. He almost has to be closely allied to Littleberry - Franklin Co. 1820, 1830 and 1840.From: "Wanda Albers" <WandaR7@worldnet.att.net>To: <MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com>Date: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 12:17:40 PMSubject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] Charles B Matlock Brenda, For Charles of Littleberry and Mary I just have the 1830 and 1840 census. Don't have any children or wife listed. But it appears they had a number of children. 1830 AL, Franklin Co, pg 027; Charles B. Matlock, 101001-2221111840 AL, Franklin Co, Russelville, pg 256; C B Metlock; 1010001-0110001 Affidavit of Robert Tharp 7 Jun1732 in Franklin County, AL. Charles Brooks Matlock was a witness. Chares Brooks was brother to Littleberry Franklin that married Phoebe Tharp Wanda More About CHARLES BROOKS MATLOCK:Military service: War of 1812 Sgt Enlisted Capt. Francis S. Ellis' Company iv. LITTLEBERRY FRANKLIN MATLOCK, b. 1786, South Carolina; d. 08 October 1844, Franklin County, Alabama; m. PHEBE THARP, 29 April 1815, Wilson County Tennessee; b. 1790, Rutherford County, Tennessee; d. 1860, Franklin County, Alabama. More About LITTLEBERRY FRANKLIN MATLOCK:Military service: War of 1812 PVT Militia Enlisted Sep 1814 Discharged Nove 1814 Captain Daniel Renshaw Company. Campaine against the Creeks MG Jackson Notes for PHEBE THARP:In 1850 Phebe is living in Franklin County, Alabama with James, Nancy, William, Martinia and Mary Tharp Age 98.In 1860 this family is living in Franklin County, Alabama.1852 PENSION APPLICATIONOn this the 14th day of June AD One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty Two, personally appears before me, JW Morris, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for said County Pheba Matlock, widow of Littleberry Matlock, who being duly sworn deposeth & says that she is the widow of Littleberry Matlock, that she is now about sixty five years of age - that her said husband Littleberry Matlock was a private in the company commanded by Captain Daniel Renshaw in the regiment of Militia commanded by Colonel ___?___. all under the command of General Andrew Jackson in the War with the Creek Indians. That her said husband was drafted on or about the month of Sept. AD One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fourteen in Retherford County, State of Tennessee for the term of three months, that he actually served in said war for the term of three months and was honorably discharged in the month of Nov. AD One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fourteen in Retherford County in the State of Tennessee, and that he has now no written discharge, all of which will appear by the Muster roll of said company. the said Pheba Matlock would further state that she was married to the said Littleberry Matlock on the 29th day of April, AD One Thousand Eight Hundred Fifteen, that her name before marrage was Pheba Tharp, that she and Littleberry Matlock lived together as husband and wife until the death of said Littleberry Matlock which happened on the 8th day of October AD One Thousand Eight Hundred and forty four and that she is now a widow, and that she is now a resident of Franklin County in the State of Alabama. She makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining the Bounty Land to certain Officers & Soldiers who have been engaged in the Military Service of the United State passed September 28th 1850. Sworn to & scribed before me the day & date above written and I hereby certify that I believe the said Pheba Matlock to be the Identical person she represents and that the said Littleberry Matlock served as above stated. Given under my hand and seal this the 14th June AD. J. W. Morris JP (seal)Wylene L@aol.com Sent this application on Pheobe Matlock. v. ZACHARIAH MATLOCK, b. 17 December 1791, North Carolina; d. 27 November 1879, Alabama.; m. MARY SARAH TUCKER, 23 January 1811, Wilson County, Tennessee; b. 11 November 1790, North Carolina; d. 02 January 1877, Alabama. This couple is buried in the Allison Cemetery, Jackson County, Alabama.. Notes for ZACHARIAH MATLOCK:In 1850 this family is living in Jacson County, Alabama. >>> "David Nixon" <Denixon@conwaycorp.net> 5/1/2004 10:42:48 PM >>> Joe and all, What have you got on Littleberry son of Moore? David Nixon ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== If you would prefer a DIGEST version of this list (several posts in one email rather than each post as it is sent): UNSUBSCRIBE from the list, email MATLOCK-D-request@rootsweb.com writing the word SUBSCRIBE in the message body.

Hi Wanda Just a cold two days of rain here. The sun is due out tomorrow and 80 by the weekend though. Not Much on AJ and family but four references to Harriet. Here us what I had. I have lost my notes on the middle names sorry... Joe Matlock Descendants of William Thompson Matlock Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM THOMPSON2 MATLOCK (WILLIAM HENRY1) was born 01 January 1825 in Jackson County, Tennessee, and died 08 November 1875 in Holley, Linn County, Orgeon. He married NANCY SHIELDS 12 March 1852 in Linn County, Orgeon. She was born 20 October 1836 in Clark County, Illinois, and died 26 January 1874 in Holley, Linn County, Orgeon. Children of WILLIAM MATLOCK and NANCY SHIELDS are:2. i. AMANDA ELLEN3 MATLOCK, b. 12 April 1853, Linn County, Oregon; d. 12 December 1919, Linn County, Oregon.3. ii. CLARA EVELINE MATLOCK, b. 08 May 1856, Linn County, Oregon; d. 05 October 1926, Linn County, Oregon.4. iii. JOHN ISOM MATLOCK, b. 20 June 1858, Linn County, Oregon; d. 20 September 1903, Linn County, Oregon. iv. ANDREW JACKSON MATLOCK, b. 05 September 1860, Holley, Linn County, Orgeon; d. 28 May 1931, Crawfordsville,Oregon; m. HARRIET E. HATTIE MOSS, 15 November 1885, Linn County, Oregon.; b. 1865, Linn County, Oregon.; d. 1956, Linn County, Oregon. This couple is buried in the Crawfordsville, Union Cemetery.. Notes for ANDREW JACKSON MATLOCK:Munson Sage Updated Feb. 2004Entries: 79406 Updated: Tue Mar 23 12:25:30 2004 Contact: Caryl and Suzi Sage Lamont carllamont@comcast.netID: I26949 Name: Andrew Jackson Matlock Notes for HARRIET E. HATTIE MOSS:Connecting ThreadsEntries: 9959 Updated: Sun Apr 18 09:46:17 2004 Contact: Sharon Downey Bitsy9peices@wmconnect.comID: I565641241 Name: Harriett MOSS Given Name: Harriett Surname: Moss Sex: F Birth: 1865 Note: Alias: /Hattie/ Relatives of Margaret Robe SummittEntries: 15618 Updated: Mon Mar 22 20:35:07 2004 Contact: Margaret Robe Summitt verirod@verizon.com ID: I9068 Name: Harriett "Hattie" MOSS Given Name: Harriett "Hattie" Surname: Moss Sex: F Birth: 1865 Note: !Birth: !Marriage: !Death: resided 1952 in Lebanon, Linn, OR Munson Sage Updated Feb. 2004Entries: 79406 Updated: Tue Mar 23 12:25:30 2004 Contact: Caryl and Suzi Sage Lamont Caryllmont@concast.netID: I26950 Name: Harriet E. Moss Sex: F Birth: Abt 1865 in Linn County,Oregon 1 Death: 1956 IDNO: 36789 5. v. ARTILLA JANE MATLOCK, b. 27 June 1862, Holley, Linn County, Oregon; d. 23 October 1945, Corvallis,Oregon. This couple is buried in the Lone Oak Cemetery,Stayton,Oregon. vi. ELIZA PANTHENIA MATLOCK, b. 12 September 1864, Holley, Linn County, Orgeon. vii. WILLIAM THOMPSON MATLOCK, b. 20 December 1866, Holley, Linn County, Orgeon; m. (1) LAURA ELLEN BROWN, 22 September 1900; b. 27 February 1876, Condon, Gilliam County, Oregon; d. 16 April 1917, Condon, Gilliam County, Oregon; m. (2) DOYELLA GILLIS, 13 July 1918, Missoula, Montana. viii. MARY JUDA MATLOCK, b. 05 April 1870, Holley, Linn County, Orgeon; d. 18 December 1949, Post Falls,Idaho; m. ANDREW J. SHANKS, 21 February 1887, Holley, Linn County, Orgeon; b. 1859, Holley, Linn County, Orgeon. Notes for MARY JUDA MATLOCK: In 1880 Mary is living in Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon with her aunt and uncle John and Sarah Shields.. 6. ix. ROBERT NATHANIEL MATLOCK, b. 09 January 1872, Holley, Linn County, Oregon; d. 07 February 1945, Linn County, Oregon..7. x. SARAH ANN MATLOCK, b. 10 October 1855, Holley, Linn County, Oregon; d. 04 December 1910, Holley, Linn County, Oregon. Generation No. 2 2. AMANDA ELLEN3 MATLOCK (WILLIAM THOMPSON2, WILLIAM HENRY1) was born 12 April 1853 in Linn County, Oregon, and died 12 December 1919 in Linn County, Oregon. She married GREENBERRY B. SPLAWN 28 March 1869 in Linn County, Oregon. He was born 19 June 1847 in Halt County, Missouri, and died 28 May 1931 in Salem, Oregon. Child of AMANDA MATLOCK and GREENBERRY SPLAWN is: i. EIGHT CHILDREN NOT SHOWN4 SPLAWN. 3. CLARA EVELINE3 MATLOCK (WILLIAM THOMPSON2, WILLIAM HENRY1) was born 08 May 1856 in Linn County, Oregon, and died 05 October 1926 in Linn County, Oregon. She married (1) TIMOTHY RIGGS 21 December 1873 in Linn County, Orgeon. He was born 20 January 1847 in Ray County, Missouri, and died 06 March 1905 in Holley, Linn County, Oregon. She married (2) M. D. MURPHY 06 October 1910. Child of CLARA MATLOCK and TIMOTHY RIGGS is: i. ONE CHILD NOT SHOWN4 RIGGS. 4. JOHN ISOM3 MATLOCK (WILLIAM THOMPSON2, WILLIAM HENRY1) was born 20 June 1858 in Linn County, Oregon, and died 20 September 1903 in Linn County, Oregon. He married (1) ANNIE JOHNSON. She died 1883. He married (2) OLIVE PENDLETON 12 October 1891 in Linn County, Oregon. She was born 05 November 1871 in Missouri, and died 26 January 1961 in Albany, Linn County, Oregon. Notes for JOHN ISOM MATLOCK: In 1880 this family is living in Pleasant Hill, Lane County, Oregon. John's brother Andrew Jackson, Robert and "sister" Farah Fields are living with him. In 1900 this couple is living in Linn County, Sweet Home Pct. Oregon.CAMPBELL, DONAHOO, HENSLEY, KENDALLLEDBETTER . RUNNELS, SMITH(2), VINSON , WRIGHT Updated: Sun Oct 20 19:41:09 2002 Contact: Ann (Jobe) Brown abtoen@isys.ca Home Page: Ann's Genealogy Pages - See Wright Connections! Child of JOHN MATLOCK and ANNIE JOHNSON is: i. MINNIE4 MATLOCK, b. September 1883, Orgeon. Children of JOHN MATLOCK and OLIVE PENDLETON are: ii. WILLIAM HENRY4 MATLOCK, b. 19 August 1892, Linn County, Oregon; d. 02 August 1956, Linn County, Oregon. He is buried in the Josh Cemetery, Lebanon, Linn County, Oregon. iii. ARTHUR RAY MATLOCK, b. 02 November 1894, Linn County, Oregon; d. 08 December 1899, Crawfordsville, Linn County, Oregon. iv. ARRON BRYAN MATLOCK, b. 11 June 1896, Linn County, Oregon; d. 14 January 1900, Crawfordsville, Linn County, Oregon. v. VINA M. MATLOCK, b. 17 January 1901, Linn County, Oregon; d. 16 August 1957, Linn County, Oregon. She is buried in the Union Cemetery, Crawfordsville, Linn County, Oregon; m. ERNEST JOSEPH MALONE, 24 January 1923, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon; b. 13 November 1898, Linn County, Oregon. 5. ARTILLA JANE3 MATLOCK (WILLIAM THOMPSON2, WILLIAM HENRY1) was born 27 June 1862 in Holley, Linn County, Oregon, and died 23 October 1945 in Corvallis,Oregon. This couple is buried in the Lone Oak Cemetery,Stayton,Oregon. She married HENRY HARRISON CHANCE 11 December 1879 in Halsey,Oregon. He was born 26 October 1841 in Franklin County, Ohio, and died 28 November 1904 in Halsey, Oregon. Child of ARTILLA MATLOCK and HENRY CHANCE is: i. ONE CHILD NOT SHOWN4 CHANCE. 6. ROBERT NATHANIEL3 MATLOCK (WILLIAM THOMPSON2, WILLIAM HENRY1) was born 09 January 1872 in Holley, Linn County, Oregon, and died 07 February 1945 in Linn County, Oregon.. He married MAUD B. PENDLETON 18 November 1893 in Linn County, Oregon. She was born 18 November 1874 in Orgeon, and died 21 December 1961 in Linn County, Oregon. This couple is buried in the Crawfordsville, Union Cemetery.. Children of ROBERT MATLOCK and MAUD PENDLETON are: i. ALFRED4 MATLOCK, b. 1890, Oregon. ii. NINA O. MATLOCK, b. 1902; d. 1985, Linn County, Oregon. She is buried in the Crawfordsville, Union Cemetery next to Robert and Maud... iii. WANDA MATLOCK, b. 1915; d. 1915, Linn County, Oregon. She is buried in the Crawfordsville, Union Cemetery next to Robert and Maud... iv. BRUCE MATLOCK, b. 1916; d. 1917, Linn County, Oregon. He is buried in the Crawfordsville, Union Cemetery next to Robert and Maud... 7. SARAH ANN3 MATLOCK (WILLIAM THOMPSON2, WILLIAM HENRY1) was born 10 October 1855 in Holley, Linn County, Oregon, and died 04 December 1910 in Holley, Linn County, Oregon. She married (2) PRESTON FIELD. She married (3) GIDEON HODGSON 19 October 1884. He was born 22 September 1833 in Indiana. Child of SARAH ANN MATLOCK is: i. ONE CHILD NOT SHOWN4 FIELD. >>> <Avonnec@aol.com> 5/2/2004 2:27:29 PM >>> Good afternoon Joe, wehave abeautiful , cool sunshinyafternoon after 3 days of watching the weather reports and watch for rain, hail and tornadoes, We needed rain but I am a scaredy cat when it comes to tornadoes Joe, I am wonderin if you haveanything on a A.J. Medlock, who was on the 1900 Pilot Point. Denton CO. TX. Brenda found it the other day when she was searching for KellyMatlock family He was close to them and was from AL like William C. A.J. Med lock 29 Married 5 yrs. AL NC NC Jeweler Harriet 26 Ar GA GAl Williamina 3 AL Al GA Thelma 1 Tx AL AL(?) On Family Search I thought I had found them but nothing is right but marriage data names are the same. A. J. Medlock B 1861 Linn, Oregon Harriet(sometimes called Hattie Moss) B. 1865 Oregon Father Blandford Zeela B. Moss Mother Emoline Barr What do you think, it's got me scratching my head. Just thought since A J. was living close to grandpas that they could be connected. I know on Kelly's death certificate it says his father was from NC, but since I have proof his father was William C. it could have been Wm's father that was from NC. Wanda in OK

Joe and all, What have you got on Littleberry son of Moore? David Nixon

Hi David, Hope this helps a little anyway. On 15 Feb 1795 David bought goods at the estate sale of James Pollock. There were also notes against the estate of David Medlock. I guess the other David was a son of the older David. One other note Thomas Medlock bought g goods at the sale of George Swindle on 29 and 30 October 1812. Sam

COOKSON LONG'S COMPANY. Lycoming County Pennsylvania at the time of the American Revolution The muster roll of Capt. Cookson Long's company, of the Second Battalion, county militia, has been preserved, and may be found on page 329 Vol. XIV, Pennsylvania Archives. That the reader may see who composed that company of rangers along the river at that time it is reproduced in full. Many familiar names will be recognized, as descendants of these rangers dwell in the county today. Other names are strange, because the owners were either killed or left the valley when their terms of service expired. Captain, Cookson Long. First Lieutenant, James Hayes. Second Lieutenant, Joseph Bonser. Ensign, Joseph Newman. Privates.-, , Richard Matlock,., Any body know how this is?? Joe Matlock

David, I've always thought that Thomas that you have listed first... was son of Thomas that died in Clarke County, AL in 1854. The 1850 census is the only one that has him marked as born in SC. The 1860 and 1870 show him marked in NC. The reason that I think he was son of Thomas....may not make sense to anyone else but it is what I've based my reasoning on. Thomas Henry born 1788 in NC (later TN) died 1854 in Clarke Co, AL; his wife is Elizabeth. Hope I don't loose you on this one. Elizabeth is in Houston Co, TX in 1860 and Thomas b. 1808 was in Houston Co, in 1850. So mother probably came to TX after old Thomas died. Now look at Thomas (1808) first son....he was born in IN about 1834. Thomas Henry's was murdered and died in IN and Thomas had to testify at the trial of the man who killed him in Hendricks Co., IN. This was in 1826 (I believe). Thomas Henry's father died in Morgan Co., IN in 1829 and left land to him. Thomas Henry sold his land to his brother. This transaction was about 1836 and filed 1841. So looks as if Thomas Henry was back and forth to IN. I'm thinking that maybe younger Thomas made these trips with him and possibly married and stayed there for a time. 1850 TX, Houston Co, page 166, line 24; #356-3556 Thomas Medlock, 42,m,farmer,v.land $1600, SC Rebecca, 33,f,TN Charles, 16,m,IN Mary A, 7,f,MO Thomas N, 6,f,MO John C, 4,m,Houston Co, Rebecca, 2,f,Houston Co MILLER Mary J, 13,f,TN Henry MEDLOCK, 1,m,TX Would like to know what you think. Wanda ----- Original Message ----- From: David Nixon To: MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 4:01 PM Subject: [MATLOCK-L] Fw: Unknown Medlocks Can anyone help place these Medlocks with links to South Carolina ? Thomas Medlock b. 20 Aug 1808 SC 1850 Census Houston Texas. > b 1807 NC 1860 Census Bell co Tx > m Rebecca Miller > Allen Medlock b. 1809 SC 1850 Census Desota County La. > b. 1803 SC 1860 " > > W. Matlock b. 1813 SC 1850 Census Spartanburg Co SC > > Allen Medlock b 1818 SC 1850 Census Cole County Mo. > b 1819 " > > David Medlock b. 1821 SC 1850 Census Cass County Georgia > 1860 Census " > > Reuben Medlock b. 1824 SC 1850 Census Spartanburg SC > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== To UNSUBSCRIBE from this list, email MATLOCK-L-request@rootsweb.com, use no subject line and write only the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the message body. You will receive email confirmation that you have been unsubscribed.

Winnie, Thanks for your reply. I too have the John Wesley for Moore and Jane Powell Matlock. Researchers have him as married to Margaret...and children. No one can tell me where the names came from. I'm writing the people that Joe listed yesterday to see if anyone there can give me an answer. Thanks again.....have a Wonderful day. Wanda ----- Original Message ----- From: winiford To: Wanda Albers ; Winiford Sheila BAILEY Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 12:04 AM Subject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] Re: John Wesley Matlock s/o Moore Wanda .... I am of the opinion we are dealing with two or three John Wesley MATLOCK's .... (no proof all In can give you is stepping stones) .... Let's say John MATLOCK and Hestor WATSON ... is no. 1.1 in my Journal ... [no. 1.1.5. is Moore MATLOCK & Jane POWELL] [no. 1.1.5.1. is Zachariah MATLOCK & Edith PAINE] I have three John Wesley MATLOCK's for 1.1. John, all on the 1.1.5. branch: 1.1.5.1.1. Isham MATLOCK & Nancy HALIE's branch has two: (page 131) 1.1.5.1.1.1.1.2. John Wesley MATLOCK b. 31 Dec 1859 ... m. Mary Ellen FURRAY, 14 Sep 1881 also: (page 140) 1.1.5.1.1.1.9. John W. MATLOCK b. 1846, left Miss. for Okalahoma Has a note with it ... I found a John Wesley MATLOCK who moved to Okalahoma from Phelps Co. Mo. married Permella GLENN, and d. in Texas in 1916. Then I have a John Wesley MATLOCK on page 262 ... this is the 1.1.5.3. John Caswell MATLOCK /Mary MERRICK branch [still 1.1.5. Moore MATLOCK/ Jane POWELL's line] 1.1.5.3.1.7. John Wesley MATLOCK b. 21 Oct 1823 and d. 5 Apr 1891 m. Elizabeth B. FLOWERS, 18 Oct 1848, TN. I have long been curious about the name "WESLEY" I have two ... Wesley MATLOCK's in my Journal ... ( both still on the 1.1.5.3. John & MERRICK line .... it is poss. they are the same Wesley .... by different sources) 1. Wesley I. MATLOCK b. May 1874, in OR. (page 263) Lived near Goshen, Lane Co. OR. had wife, Annette they had Albert L. age 10 and Aslie B. (dau.) age 5 2. Wesley N. MATLOCK ... no. 1.1.5.3.1.3.1.2. (with photo) (pages 264 & 271) Please let me know if you settle the Wesley question for I hope this helps. You present day researchers are all so skeptical and shy from my work ... that I mostly hold back now and just enjoy what is happening on the MATLOCK MAILING list ... it is so "COOL" ... Winnie ` ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wanda Albers" <WandaR7@worldnet.att.net> To: <MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 4:29 AM Subject: [MATLOCK-L] Re: John Wesley Matlock s/o Moore > List, > Last week I ask if anyone had any documentation on John Wesley Matlock or John. I was wondering where the names of his children and wife's name came from. No one was able to provide ONE thing. > Sooooo.... > Where did his wife's name come from (Margaret)? > How do we know that he died about 1820? > And most importantly, where did we get the names of his children? > > Wanda > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > GREAT search engines! http://www.theultimates.com/ (6 engines in one!) > http://www.metacrawler.com/ (10 engines in one!) > http://www.bc1.com/users/sgl/ (focused on genealogy links) >

Thanks Joe, I'll write these people and see if someone has documentation. Wanda ----- Original Message ----- From: Joe Matlock To: MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 7:10 AM Subject: [MATLOCK-L] Re: John Wesley Matlock s/o Moore Good Morning Wanda here are my sources for John Wesley and his family. I am sure any of these researcher would be glad to correspond with you. Joe Matlock Carol Matlock Segrest's Ancestors Entries: 4994 Updated: Sat Aug 2 10:39:03 2003 Contact: Carol Matlock Segrest CMSegr@Aol.com Carol's Family Tree ID: I0315 Name: John MATLOCK Sex: M Birth: 1760 in Halifax, VA Change Date: 2 FEB 2002 Father: Moore MATLOCK b: 1730 in Goochlan Co. VA Mother: Emily Jane POWELL b: 1730 in Halifax, VA Marriage 1 Margaret Children Smith MATLOCK b: 1780 in TN Thomas MATLOCK b: 1798 Pleasant MATLOCK b: 1784 William MATLOCK b: 1782 Byrd T. MATLOCK b: 178 Cotten-Strickland-Wall-Gibson Entries: 2422 Updated: Wed Nov 26 10:43:01 2003 Contact: Debra Cotten cottentail@genusnet.com ID: I1482 Name: John Wesley MATLOCK Sex: M Change Date: 6 JAN 2003 at 19:07:44 Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown Children Smith MATLOCK b: 1780 in Humphreys The Branch Ranch - A Roundup of Our Ancestors Entries: 46422 Updated: Mon Jan 12 21:27:19 2004 Contact: Lois Branch bfamilyseekr@wmconnect.com Home Page: The Branch Ranch - A Roundup of Our Ancestors ID: I23424 Name: John Wesley MATLOCK Sex: M Birth: 1760 in Halifax Co. VA? Death: ABT. 1820 in MO Please use this file for reference only. I cannot verify all persons entered. Use it as a reference for your own research. Decendents of John Matlock Jr Entries: 143 Updated: Sun Feb 9 00:02:22 2003 Contact: Charlotte K thatmatlockgirl@yahoo.com ID: I518727087 Name: John Wesley MATLOCK Given Name: John Wesley Surname: Matlock Sex: M Birth: 1759 Ancestry Tree for Sandra Gray Entries: 1201 Updated: Tue Oct 29 00:15:34 2002 Contact: Sandra Gray tnjanyshay@aol.com ID: I0943 Name: John Wesley MATLOCK Sex: M Birth: 1759 in Halifax, Virginia Death: 1820 in Tennessee >>> "Wanda Albers" <WandaR7@worldnet.att.net> 4/29/2004 7:29:13 AM >>> List, Last week I ask if anyone had any documentation on John Wesley Matlock or John. I was wondering where the names of his children and wife's name came from. No one was able to provide ONE thing. Sooooo.... Where did his wife's name come from (Margaret)? How do we know that he died about 1820? And most importantly, where did we get the names of his children? Wanda ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== GREAT search engines! http://www.theultimates.com/ (6 engines in one!) http://www.metacrawler.com/ (10 engines in one!) http://www.bc1.com/users/sgl/ (focused on genealogy links) ==== 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!

Good Morning Wanda here are my sources for John Wesley and his family. I am sure any of these researcher would be glad to correspond with you. Joe Matlock Carol Matlock Segrest's Ancestors Entries: 4994 Updated: Sat Aug 2 10:39:03 2003 Contact: Carol Matlock Segrest CMSegr@Aol.com Carol's Family Tree ID: I0315 Name: John MATLOCK Sex: M Birth: 1760 in Halifax, VA Change Date: 2 FEB 2002 Father: Moore MATLOCK b: 1730 in Goochlan Co. VA Mother: Emily Jane POWELL b: 1730 in Halifax, VA Marriage 1 Margaret Children Smith MATLOCK b: 1780 in TN Thomas MATLOCK b: 1798 Pleasant MATLOCK b: 1784 William MATLOCK b: 1782 Byrd T. MATLOCK b: 178 Cotten-Strickland-Wall-Gibson Entries: 2422 Updated: Wed Nov 26 10:43:01 2003 Contact: Debra Cotten cottentail@genusnet.com ID: I1482 Name: John Wesley MATLOCK Sex: M Change Date: 6 JAN 2003 at 19:07:44 Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown Children Smith MATLOCK b: 1780 in Humphreys The Branch Ranch - A Roundup of Our Ancestors Entries: 46422 Updated: Mon Jan 12 21:27:19 2004 Contact: Lois Branch bfamilyseekr@wmconnect.com Home Page: The Branch Ranch - A Roundup of Our Ancestors ID: I23424 Name: John Wesley MATLOCK Sex: M Birth: 1760 in Halifax Co. VA? Death: ABT. 1820 in MO Please use this file for reference only. I cannot verify all persons entered. Use it as a reference for your own research. Decendents of John Matlock Jr Entries: 143 Updated: Sun Feb 9 00:02:22 2003 Contact: Charlotte K thatmatlockgirl@yahoo.com ID: I518727087 Name: John Wesley MATLOCK Given Name: John Wesley Surname: Matlock Sex: M Birth: 1759 Ancestry Tree for Sandra Gray Entries: 1201 Updated: Tue Oct 29 00:15:34 2002 Contact: Sandra Gray tnjanyshay@aol.com ID: I0943 Name: John Wesley MATLOCK Sex: M Birth: 1759 in Halifax, Virginia Death: 1820 in Tennessee >>> "Wanda Albers" <WandaR7@worldnet.att.net> 4/29/2004 7:29:13 AM >>> List, Last week I ask if anyone had any documentation on John Wesley Matlock or John. I was wondering where the names of his children and wife's name came from. No one was able to provide ONE thing. Sooooo.... Where did his wife's name come from (Margaret)? How do we know that he died about 1820? And most importantly, where did we get the names of his children? Wanda ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== GREAT search engines! http://www.theultimates.com/ (6 engines in one!) http://www.metacrawler.com/ (10 engines in one!) http://www.bc1.com/users/sgl/ (focused on genealogy links)

List, Last week I ask if anyone had any documentation on John Wesley Matlock or John. I was wondering where the names of his children and wife's name came from. No one was able to provide ONE thing. Sooooo.... Where did his wife's name come from (Margaret)? How do we know that he died about 1820? And most importantly, where did we get the names of his children? Wanda

Can anyone help place these Medlocks with links to South Carolina ? Thomas Medlock b. 20 Aug 1808 SC 1850 Census Houston Texas. > b 1807 NC 1860 Census Bell co Tx > m Rebecca Miller > Allen Medlock b. 1809 SC 1850 Census Desota County La. > b. 1803 SC 1860 " > > W. Matlock b. 1813 SC 1850 Census Spartanburg Co SC > > Allen Medlock b 1818 SC 1850 Census Cole County Mo. > b 1819 " > > David Medlock b. 1821 SC 1850 Census Cass County Georgia > 1860 Census " > > Reuben Medlock b. 1824 SC 1850 Census Spartanburg SC > > >

The name Elizabeth Matlick is all I have on this individual. But if she was born in 1823 (note the gap in the last three births)she would fit right into this group who have relations in West Virginia. Sorry not to be of more help..Joe MatlockDescendants of Joseph Scott Matlick Generation No. 1 1. JOSEPH SCOTT4 MATLICK (JOSEPH3 MATLACK,) was born 01 January 1782 in New Jersey coast by Philadelphia, Pennsylviana, and died 09 October 1864 in Scotland County, Missouri. He married SARAH JULIA ERVIN 1803. She was born 1791 in Sommerset, Pennsylvania, and died Bef. 1860 in Missouri. This couple is buried in on a farm cemetery here in Scotland County Missouri.. Notes for JOSEPH SCOTT MATLICK:BEGINNING WITH JOSEPH SCOTT MATLICK THIS FAMILY IS LISTED WITH THE SURNAME MATLICK1860 MATLICK JOSEPH Scotland County MO 919 Mount Pleasant Township Joseph Matlick 80 MW NJ Farmer, v.R/E $200, v.pers $250Sarah 18 FW NJ House keeper MATLICKMy g-g-g-g-grandfather, Joseph Scott Matlick (1782-1864) is said to have migrated from Preston County, Virginia (now W. Va.) to Scotland County, Mo., in 1850. With him were his wife, Sarah Ervin Matlick, and a number of sons, including Samuel, Josiah, Joseph, Zachariah and Elijah. A number of his grandsons were said to have fought in the Civil War. I don't know when or where Joseph or Sarah died, other than a year (1864) for Joseph. This information from a 1914 county history of Preston County, W. Va., where another son, John (my ancestor) stayed. Joseph was born in New Jersey, came to Pennsylvania around 1798, then to Preston, then to Missouri. Would like to prove his and his wife's parentage, and find out when they died. Any information or knowledge of this family is appreciated. Are there death records in Scotland county that might give parents' names or birthplaces? Has the 1860 census been transcribed? Did Joseph or Sarah have a will or other estate record? Are there any cemetery indexes or newspaper obituary files that might shed light on this? Thank you! Todd Brownfield, 132 Iron Run Road,Bethel Park, PA 15102, toddgina@bellatlantic.netMarch 12, 1999 Children of JOSEPH MATLICK and SARAH ERVIN are: i. VIRGINIA5 MATLICK. ii. MARY MATLICK, b. 04 March 1804, Pennsylvania; d. 1894, This couple is buried in the Parnell Cemetery near Cuzzart??; m. ANTHONY WOLF; b. 12 December 1799; d. 12 May 1843. iii. WILLIAM HENRY MATLICK, b. 30 June 1806, Sommerset County, Pennsylviana; d. 12 February 1858, Tunnelton, Preston County, West Virginia; m. (1) SUSAN LUZADER BARNES; m. (2) MARY LEADMAN, 1825; b. 1810, Preston County, West Virginia; d. 21 June 1845, Tunnelton, Preston County, West Virginia. iv. JULIA ANN MATLICK, b. 11 January 1808, Somerset County, Pennsylviana; d. 12 February 1858; m. HENRY WOLF, 18 October 1834; b. 1812, Preston County, West Virginia; d. 1841. v. LYDIA MATLICK, b. 06 October 1809; d. Bef. 1838; m. WILLIAM BOYER; b. 16 October 1799, Somerset County, Pennsylvania; d. 21 August 1888, Lincoln, Allamead County, Kansas. vi. SAMUEL MATLICK, b. 03 March 1811, Fayette or Somerset County, Pennsylvania; d. 30 June 1888, Clark County, Missouri.; m. MARY POLLY GUSEMAN, 27 October 1838, Preston County, West Virginia; b. 08 October 1817, Guseman's Store, Preston County, West Virginia; d. 16 March 1909, Wyaconda, Clark County, Missouri. This couple is buried in the Williamstown Cemetery, Williamstown, Missouri.. Notes for SAMUEL MATLICK:In 1870 Samuel is living in Washington Township, Clark County, Missouri. He is listed as MATLICK. Listed between Samuel and Jacob is a JAMES S. MATLICK age 29 from West Virginia and wife Martha E., 27 form Ohio and two Children Frank age 5 and Bessie Minty age 4 months. Could this be Joseph Scott and his wife? vii. DELIHAH MATLICK, b. 15 December 1812; d. January 1897, Virginia City, Montana; m. DANIEL FITCH RAYMOND; b. 12 September 1786; d. 1849, Cincinnati,Ohio. Notes for DELIHAH MATLICK:Their sons fought for the Confederacy highsmithEntries: 792 Updated: Sun Dec 22 22:17:05 2002 Contact: Larry Highsmith larhigh@yahoo.comDelilah Matlock Raymond, whose stoicism was reflected in her expression, "that which cannot be cured, must be endured". She died in 1896 and was buried beside her son Mac Henry in Virgina City, Montana. Her last years were spent with her son Hillhouse at his ranch on the Sweetwater river. Delilah led her family from Cincinnati, Ohio in 1851, to Memphis, Missouri. The family emmigrated to Virginia City, Montana in 1865 via Covered wagon. Notes for DANIEL FITCH RAYMOND:highsmithEntries: 792 Updated: Sun Dec 22 22:17:05 2002 Contact: Larry Highsmith larhigh@yahoo.comThe Raymond family first arrived in Massachusetts from England in 1632. Daniel Fitch Raymond was a distinguished Cincinnati lawyer and the author of "Raymonds Political Economy". He died in 1849 leaving his widow, Delilah Matlock Raymond and 4 children: Mac Henry aged eleven, William Hillouse Raymond four, Sarah Raymond (Herndon) six, and Winthrop Raymond two. In 1851, the surviving family members moved to Missouri and on May 1st, 1865, mother and daughter and two youngest sons, with two yokes of oxen, one of cows and a span of mares, two wagons and a saddle horse left Memphis, Missouri with a family named Kerfoot. They were undecided between California and Oregon as final destination.All of Daniel Fitch Raymond's children were important in their own rights. viii. JOSEPH SCOTT MATLICK, b. 15 December 1813, Sommerset, Pennsylviana or Scotland County, Missouri; d. 12 May 1898, Sandhill, Scotland County, Missouri. He is buried in the Bethel Cemetery.; m. (1) SUSAN BLAKE; m. (2) RACHEL CONNER, 21 December 1834, Preston County, West Virginia; b. 03 September 1818, Preston County, West Virginia; d. 25 January 1877, Scotland County, Missouri. Notes for JOSEPH SCOTT MATLICK:1850 MATLOCK JOSEPH Scotland County MO 152 Mount Pleasant Township Joseph Matlock 31 M Farmer PA Rachel 31 F VA1860 MATLICK JOSEPH Scotland County MO 915 Mount Pleasant Township Joseph Matlock 46 MW PA Farmer, v.R/E $2,960, v.pers $800Raachel 41 FW VA Housekeeper In 1860 this family is living in Scotland County, Missouri. Joseph is listed as MATLICK and his occupation is farmer. Willima and Joseph Jr. are living with him. Matlick Family History, copy in Memphis, Scotland, MO. public library. ix. JOSIAH MATLICK, b. 16 February 1816, Virginia; d. 25 July 1898; m. HANNAH CHANEY, 05 November 1840. x. JERONAH MATLICK, b. 25 May 1824, Virginia; d. 02 August 1909; m. LOVINA SMITH, 28 May 1842. Notes for JERONAH MATLICK:John was a Post Master at Keyser, (West Virginia?) More About JERONAH MATLICK:Military service: War Between the States PVT Enlisted USA? xi. ZACHARIAH MATLICK, b. 25 May 1824, Preston County, West Virginia; d. 23 August 1882, Sandhill, Missouri; m. (1) MARIA SMITH, 1850; b. Virginia; m. (2) HESTER MCCOY, May 1877. Notes for ZACHARIAH MATLICK:1860 MATLICK ZACHARIAH Scotland County MO 918 Mount Pleasant Township Zachariah Matlock 35 MW VA Farmer, v.R/E $500, v.pers $500Elizabeth 31 FW VA Domestic In 1880 this family is living in Scotland County, Missouri. He is listed as Matlick xii. ELIJAH MATLICK, b. 27 January 1829, Virginia; d. 21 May 1903; m. NANCY STUCK, 1850; b. 1824, Virginia. Notes for ELIJAH MATLICK:1860 MATLOCK ELIJAH Scotland County MO 918 Mount Pleasant Township Elijah Matlock 31 MW VA Farmer ???? , v.pers $300Nancy 36 FW VA House keeper1880 MATLOCK ELIJAH Scotland County MO Sand Hill 84-18Elijah Mattack Head WM 57 M WV PA PANancy Wife WF 56 M WV PA MD >>> <Redrabbitt@aol.com> 4/27/2004 12:47:53 PM >>> Joe: Thank you for your inquiry. I do not have more on her, but if you do, would like to learn. I have some on this family line which I am sending in an attachment. Would like to hear back from you. Kathy Heare Watts, Sevierville, TN Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming --- - WOW -- What a Ride!

Good Morning Sam I think Roger is on the right track as I found Samuel to be Stephen's son as well.. Joe Matlock Descendants of Samuel S. Medlock Generation No. 1 1. SAMUEL S.10 MEDLOCK (STEPHEN9, SAMUEL8,) was born 1789 in South Carolina, and died 1870 in Henry County, Tennessee. He married REBECCA J. ELLIS. She was born 1811 in Tennessee, and died 1870 in Henry County, Tennessee. Notes for SAMUEL S. MEDLOCK:family treeEntries: 8142 Updated: Sat Aug 25 12:21:36 2001 Contact: Pamela Pantoja ppant1!@yahoo.comID: I7818 Name: Samuel S. MEDLOCK (Could this S. be for Swearengen his mother's maiden name??JWM)Sex: M Birth: 1789 in SC Death: AFT. 1870 in Henry Co., Tn. Fact 1: 1850 Henry Co., Tn. Dist. 6, #120-120 Fact 2: 1860 Henry Co., Tn. Census, #89-374 Children of SAMUEL MEDLOCK and REBECCA ELLIS are: i. RACHEL PAMELIA11 MEDLOCK, b. 1829, Henry County,Tennessee; d. 1929, Vale, Henry County,Tennessee; m. (1) N. C. HAMPTON, 18 September 1846, Henry County, Tennessee; b. Bef. 1829; m. (2) ISHAM WALKER, 15 August 1850, Henry County, Tennessee; m. (3) JOHN MCGILL, 27 November 1869, Henry County, Tennessee; m. (4) MIKE BYRNE, 12 October 1879, Henry County, Tennessee. ii. ISABELLA MEDLOCK, b. 1833. iii. JOHN STEPHEN TOBE MEDLOCK, b. 25 October 1835, 6th District, Henry County, Tennessee; d. 27 March 1922, Big Sandy, Benton County, Tennessee; m. LOUISA MARIAH EVA POWELL, 31 December 1854, Henry County, Tennessee; b. 18 August 1832, Henry County, Tennessee; d. 19 March 1922. Notes for JOHN STEPHEN TOBE MEDLOCK:John Stephen "Tobe" Medlock (son of Samuel S. Medlock & Rebecca Ellis) born Oct 25 1834 Henry Co. TN died Mar 27 1922 in Big Sandy, TN; m. Louisa Mariah Powell (dau of Allanson Powell, Jr. & Margaret Culpepper). Children: Caldonia Powell (dau of Louisa M. Powell) 1853-1928, m. (1) Benjamin Franklin Alsup, (2) William M. Baker, and (3) Dallas Wommack; John Stephen "Bud" Medlock, 1855, died as a teenager by being thrown by a horse; Margaret E. Medlock (1857), m. (1) Benjamin Franklin McFadden, (2) Frank M. Dunning; James Samuel Medlock (1859-1933), m. Hannah Louise Wood; Nancy Ann Medlock (1862), m. Marcellus Archie Bedwell; Sidney LieuElla Medlock (1864-1952), m. Elijah "Doc" Alsup; Martha Ann Medlock (1866-1953), m. John Daniel "Bud" Brewer, William H. "Billy" Medlock (1868), m. (1) P.H. Smith, (2) Mrs. Ida Beaton Rushing; Mary Ada Bell "Mollie" Medlock (1870-1925), m. Thomas Yancy Robbins, Sr.; Thomas Jefferson "Jeff" Medlock (1874), died as a child; and Sophronia "Fronnie" Medlock (1878), m. Luna O. Haggard. Submitted by Norma LewisInformation from: "Families & Histories of Benton County" 1836-1986 Article from page 46In 1870 this family is living in Benton County, Tennessee and are listed as Medlock.In 1880 this family is living in Benton County, Tennessee and are listed as Medlock. iv. ELENOR ELVIRA MEDLOCK, b. 1841; d. 1861. v. SAMUEL F. MEDLOCK, b. 1844. vi. THOMAS JEFFERSON MEDLOCK, b. November 1846, Henry County, Tennessee; d. 1926, Henry County, Tennessee; m. (1) MARGARET TEMPERANCE POWELL, 08 June 1864, Henry County, Tennessee; b. 05 September 1851, 1st Dist. Benton County, Tennessee; d. 19 December 1918, Big Sandy, Benton County,Tennessee; m. (2) LAURA BEVIL, 12 July 1923, Henry County, Tennessee; b. 1856, Tennessee; d. 1940, Tennessee. Notes for THOMAS JEFFERSON MEDLOCK:My Alsup FamilyEntries: 3716 Updated: Tue Sep 9 11:53:02 2003 Contact: Reba Alsup Ralsup2@aol.com Home Page: The Alsup ConnectionThomas J. Medlock left his wife and lived with Laura Bevil on the 1900 census. 1900 Henry Co, TN Census, 20th Dist.168/168 MEDLOCK, Thomas 55 m Nov 1844 167/167 BEVIL, Laura 39 f Mar 1861TN (married Laura Bevil, 12 Jul 1923)Oliver 18 m Dec 1881 In 1920 this family is living in Henry County, Tennessee. Thomas is listed as Widower. vii. JOSEPH ALANSON MEDLOCK, b. 1848. viii. LUCINDA ALABAMA MEDLOCK, b. 1853; m. P. M. OCONNOR, 17 May 1867. >>> Samuel W Medlock <swmed@juno.com> 4/23/2004 7:58:35 PM >>> A fellow researcher, Roger Medlock, who is not on line at the time asked me to put out an enquiry on a Samuel S (poss Swearengen) Medlock who he thinks ended up in Kentucky. Roger believes that Samuel SW was a nephew of Benjamin who ended up in Hardman County Tenn. He says that Samuel S was at the sale of Stephen (poss his father) in Edgefield County SC in 1834. I will call Roger and pass any info available on to him. Thanks Sam ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== To access the MATLOCK-L ARCHIVES:go to <http://archiver.rootsweb.com/> To read a copy of the ROOTSWEB Appropriate Use Policy go to <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html>

Good Morning. Recently while in SC I bought a book because it contained one interesting name - Benjamin Maddock. Naturalization Records Federal Courts of SC 1790-1906 A Companion to Film M1183 Federal Records Compiled by Edith Greisser hjeg@inetgenesis.com This film consisting of four handwritten volumes are part of the records of District Courts of the United States, Record Group 21 and are housed in the Archives Branch of the Federal Archives and Record Center in Atlanta, GA. There are 6 columns..... Name: Benjamin Maddock Age: 47y Nation: Stockholm, Sweden Residence: blank Occupation: mariner Admitted: January 17, 1807 From Edith's instructions I take this to be the date Benjamin became a citizen. Does not say how long he may have been here. Neither does she say which of the 4 volumes has Benjamin's name. There is a list of Lawyers and Judges in SC and I'm assuming the names of new citizens were gleaned from the records of these Lawyers and Judges of SC. Edith says some names were easy to read and some not but reminded us that the names were copied once from the records and then by her, so mistakes could be present. If we could put Benjamin with a particular court by the name of the Judge, then we would know where he lived. Anyone who has this Benjamin already in place of residence? Terry