Descendants of John Buddin I By: Fran Richardson, Lexington, SC [email protected] If you see anything that needs correction or addition, please let her know. ---------------- Generation No. 5 ---------------- 14. JAMES M.5 CHANDLER (HARRIET EMMA4 BUDDIN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born April 12, 1861, and died October 09, 1915. He married (1) MARY JANE THIGPEN. He married (2) ANNIE COLE. Notes for JAMES M. CHANDLER: James Chandler wrote several letters to his sister, Fannie, from the town of Greeleyville, SC in the year 1878. Children of JAMES CHANDLER and MARY THIGPEN are: i. THOMAS WILBUR6 CHANDLER, b. January 15, 1891; d. July 09, 1926; m. MAMIE GREEN. 21. ii. ROLAND MALLORY CHANDLER, b. August 09, 1895; d. October 06, 1979. iii. LEWINGTON HENRY CHANDLER, b. April 20, 1898; d. December 21, 1962; m. MARY SUE CANTEY. 22. iv. MYRTIE JANE CHANDLER, b. October 15, 1898; d. September 08, 1951. v. FRANCES EMMA CHANDLER, b. July 25, 1904; d. June 12, 1958; m. FRANCIS CLYDE THOMAS. vi. RUBY CHANDLER, b. May 07, 1905; d. September 02, 1928; m. HORACE MIMS. 15. FRANCES ELIZABETH5 CHANDLER (HARRIET EMMA4 BUDDIN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born May 05, 1863 in Bethel-Olanta,SC, and died September 30, 1939 in Timmonsville, SC. She married (1) ALEXANDER GLENNIE WALL, son of WILLIAM WALL and MARTHA BROCKINGTON. She married (2) ALEXANDER GLENN WALL December 21, 1887 in Williamsburg County, SC, son of WILLIAM WALL and MARTHA BROCKINGTON. Notes for FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER: Frances Elizabeth "Fannie" Chandler was a petite woman with a kind, loving heart according to her granddaughters, Iris Wall Richardson and Marian Wall Dye. Francis Glenn "Frankie" Wall used to to tell that when the family still lived in Olanta in the late 1910's when he and James were very young, their grandmother Fannie used to scoop the two boys up at the same time, hugging them, and saying "My boys!" Fannie knew that life with two young boys was sometimes hard on Garndmama, and so the boys were welcomed often to their grandparents' house which was next door. Mama also says that Fannie used to feel of the fabric between her forefinger and thumb of clothes as she was browsing. Here is a clipping found in my grandparents' possesions: FUNERAL SERVICES MRS.WALL TODAY Special to the Morning News TIMMONSVILLE, Sept. 30-Funeral services for mrs. A.G. wall, prominent Olanta woman who died this morning at the home of her son, W.M. Wall will be held Sunday at 3 o'clock at the Olanta Baptist Church of which she was a life-long member. The rites in the absence of her pastor, Dr. B.K> Truluck will be conducted by the rev. C.H. Hornsby, pastor of the Timmonsville baptist Church, asissted by the Olanta Presbyterain minister, the rev. W. R. Pritchett. Interment will follow at Olanta cemetery. The funeral party will leave the home of W.M. Wall at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon for Olanta. Before marriage Mrs. Wall was Miss fannie Chandler, daughter of the late Mallory Chandler and Emma Buddin Chandler of the Bethel-Olanta community. She was well-known here and was an outstanding church member. She is survived by her husband A.G. wall and the following children: W.M. Wall, Timmonsville; the rev. L.K. Wall, Lowndesville; Mrs. L.S. Dobbins, Columbia; and Mrs. G.P. Copeland, Timmonsville. Active pallbearers More About FRANCES ELIZABETH CHANDLER: Occupation: housewife Religion: Baptist Church/ Baptism: Bethel Baptist Church Olanta, SC Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC Notes for ALEXANDER GLENN WALL: Alexander Glenn Wall is remembered as being very loving but "stern if you weren't on your best behavior," according to Marian Wall Dye, his granddaughter. A.G. Wall was called Pa by his grandchildren. My mother, Iris Wall Richardson, says that he called her "Baby" as she was the youngest of her family. Mama and Frankie used to say that Pa would practice reading his Sunday School lessons on the porch of his home in Olanta, and they can remember when Pa said "And Jonah swallowed the whale..." They enjoyed this story for many years. A.G. Wall lived on Route I in Olanta, SC. His farm consisted of 70 acres which lay I mile north of Olanta on Highway 341 in the Motts Ward of Florence County. The land was bounded on the north by the property of J.L. Connor, east by J. N. Jordan, south by J.P. Truluck, and west by the Est. S(amuel) R. Chandler, according to a 1933 Crop Mortgage document of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. A.G. Wall was 82 years, 5 months, and 1 day old at the time of his death in October 1944. Funeral services were held at the home of his son, William Mallory Wall on Pinckney Street in Timmonsville, SC on October 4, 1944. The service was lead by the Reverend John Clark and the Reverend W.R. Poindexter. He was buried in the church cemetery at Bethel Baptist Church in Olanta, SC. He and his wife, Fannie Chandler Wall, were later moved to the Wall family plot at the Byrd Cemetery in Timmonsville, SC. More About ALEXANDER GLENN WALL: Occupation: farmer Religion: Baptist Church/ Baptism: member of Bethel Baptist Church Olanta, SC Education : attened schools in Williamsburg County, SC Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC Children of FRANCES CHANDLER and ALEXANDER WALL are: 23. i. WILLIAM MALLORY6 WALL, b. August 27, 1890, Williamsburg County, SC; d. October 15, 1968, Timmonsville, SC. ii. ANNIE DELL WALL, b. September 18, 1891; m. LUTHER S. DOBBINS. More About ANNIE DELL WALL: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC More About LUTHER S. DOBBINS: Sources: Fran Richardson Lexington, SC 24. iii. LONNIE KRAMER WALL, b. January 06, 1894. 25. iv. MARTHA L. WALL, b. May 23, 1896. v. EMMA MAY WALL, b. April 06, 1902; d. June 24, 1902. Notes for EMMA MAY WALL: Emma is buried at Bethel Baptist Church, Olanta, SC. 16. MARGARET DRUSILLA5 COKER (SUSAN ANN4 BUDDIN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born October 19, 1852, and died October 19, 1900. She married DAVID NELSON GAMBLE. Children of MARGARET COKER and DAVID GAMBLE are: i. ANNIE6 GAMBLE, b. 1876. ii. MARY GAMBLE, b. February 23, 1878. iii. ROBERT HARTMAN GAMBLE, b. October 26, 1879. iv. EUGENE BEASLEY GAMBLE, b. November 19, 1886. v. THOAMS CARL GAMBLE, b. 1891. 17. JULEAH5 PLAYER (MARY JANE4 BUDDIN, JOHN A.3, JOHN2, JOHN1). She married (1) DAVID MCDONALD GREEN. She married (2) UNKNOWN SPOUSE I. She married (3) UNKNOWN SPOUSE II. Notes for JULEAH PLAYER: Juleah Player married twice after her husband, Thomas Green's death in the Civil War. Child of JULEAH PLAYER and DAVID GREEN is: 26. i. WILLIAM WHERRY6 GREEN. 18. JOHN PATRICK5 BUDDIN (WILLIAM4, JOHN A.3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born March 02, 1843, and died January 05, 1882. He married SARAH LAVINIA TOMLINSON. Notes for JOHN PATRICK BUDDIN: John Patrick Buddin was a member of Company K, 23rd South Carolina Volunteers. he is listed as wounded in June 1864 in VA. -notes of Rett Floyd, Turbeville, SC. More About JOHN PATRICK BUDDIN: Military: Co. K, 23rd, SCV Children of JOHN BUDDIN and SARAH TOMLINSON are: i. ARCHIE THOMPSON6 BUDDIN. ii. ERVIN JAMES BUDDIN. iii. HARRIET CALDONIA BUDDIN. iv. MATTIE A. BUDDIN. v. S. ADDIE BUDDIN. vi. WILLIAM IRA BUDDIN. vii. MARAGERT S. BUDDIN. 27. viii. JOHN PATRICK BUDDIN , JR.. ix. MARY S. BUDDIN. 19. UNKNOWN5 WATTS (ESTHER JANE4 EVANS, CATHERINE3 BUDDIN, JOHN2, JOHN1). Child of UNKNOWN WATTS is: 28. i. UNKNOWN6 WATTS. 20. WARREN LAFAYETTE5 WATTS (ESTHER JANE4 EVANS, CATHERINE3 BUDDIN, JOHN2, JOHN1)29 was born March 21, 186030, and died October 04, 191431. He married SUSAN EVANS32 WFT Est. 1881-190533. Children of WARREN WATTS and SUSAN EVANS are: i. EDMOND B.6 WATTS, b. WFT Est. 1882-190934; d. WFT Est. 1903-1989, Turbeville, South Carolina35; m. ANNA BELL ROBERSON, WFT Est. 1903-194736. ii. MARGARET ANN WATTS, b. Private; m. (1) P. D. DUKES, Private; m. (2) J. L. PLAYER, Private. iii. DAVID B. WATTS, b. WFT Est. 1882-190937; d. WFT Est. 1903-198938; m. LADY LEE HODGE, Private. iv. EMMA SUSAN WATTS, b. Private; m. JOHN EDWARD HARRINGTON, Private. v. ERVIN L. WATTS, b. WFT Est. 1882-190939; d. WFT Est. 1903-198940; m. ANNIE FLOYD, Private. vi. WILLIAM RUFUS WATTS, b. Private; m. BUELAH MARIE CANTEY, Private. vii. EUGENIA WATTS, b. Private. viii. MARIE M. WATTS, b. Private. ix. CORINE WATTS, b. Private. 29. x. JULIUS H. WATTS, b. March 19, 1888; d. February 09, 1940, Turbeville, South Carolina. xi. LILLY B. WATTS, b. January 02, 190041; d. December 07, 1918, Turbeville, South Carolina42. ------------------------------------- By: Fran Richardson, Lexington, SC [email protected] -- + ------------------------------------------------------------------ + | Steven J. 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