JANE MORROW (51.6) is the daughter of William Morrow and Jane (Parks) Morrow. Jane was born around 1774 in North Carolina. On August 29, 1792, Jane Morrow married Alexander Pickard in Orange County, North Carolina. Alexander was born in September, 1765 in Orange County, North Carolina. Alexander and Jane Pickard were the parents of eight children:
Elijah Pickard, b. September 20, 1793, Orange County, North Carolina
Elisha
Pickard, b. November 28, 1794, Orange County, North Carolina
William Paisley
Pickard, b. January 4, 1796, Orange County, North Carolina
Elizabeth Pickard,
b. May 29, 1797, Orange County, North Carolina
Jane Pickard, b. October
2, 1798, Orange County, North Carolina
John D. Pickard (51.6.6), b. November
10, 1802, Orange County, North Carolina
Alexander L. Pickard (51.6.7), b.
August 1, 1805, Orange County, North Carolina
George M. Pickard (51.6.8),
b. September 22, 1807, Orange Co., North Carolina
Jane (Morrow) Pickard died on November 6, 1807 in Orange County, North Carolina. On August 22, 1820, Alexander Pickard married a second time to Mrs. Anna Bradshaw Clendening in Orange County, North Carolina. Alexander Pickard died on September 20, 1826 in Maury County, Tennessee. In 1835, Elijah Pickard married a second time to Mrs. Jane Baker Criswell in North Carolina. In 1870, Elisha Pickard was living in Maury County, Tennessee. On January 19, 1821, William P. Pickard married Emily “Milly” Crutchfield in Orange County, North Carolina. Milly was born in 1796 in Tennessee. In 1870, William and Milly Pickard were living in Maury County, Tennessee. On December 4, 1819, Elizabeth Pickard married Samuel Crawford in Orange County, North Carolina. On March 9, 1819, Jane Pickard married Thomas Howard in Orange County, North Carolina. In 1830, George M. Pickard married his cousin, Nancy Bryan. For additional information on the descendants of George and Nancy Pickard, see the sketch of Nancy Bryan (1.12). In 1833, George M. Pickard married a second time to his cousin, Margaret Orton, in Williamson County, Tennessee. For additional information on the descendants of George and Margaret Pickard, see the sketch of Margaret Orton (2.10.2).
References: 1) 1870 Census, Maury County, Tennessee; 2) Ancestral File, LDS, extracted September, 2003; 3) RootsWeb.com, World Connect Project, September, 2003, by Randy Tanner; 4) Email, Lera Powell to Robert Casey, December, 2003
JOHN D. PICKARD (51.6.6) is the son of Alexander Pickard and Jane (Morrow) Pickard. John was born on November 10, 1802 in Orange County, North Carolina. On December 17, 1829, John D. Pickard married Mary Pickard (born 1805 in North Carolina). Mary is the daughter of John Pickard (born 1763) and Ruth Pickard (born 1768). Mary Pickard’s brother, Allen Pickard, married Margaret Pinkerton (2.9.6). John and Mary Pickard were the parents of at least two children:
James H. Pickard, b. 1832, Tennessee
Martha J. Pickard, b. 1835, Tennessee
In 1850, John and Mary Pickard were living in Tipton County, Tennessee.
References: 1) 1850 Census, Tipton County, Tennessee; 2) RootsWeb.com, World Connect Project, September, 2003, by Randy Tanner
ALEXANDER L. PICKARD (51.6.7) is the son of Alexander Pickard and Jane (Morrow) Pickard. Alexander was born on August 1, 1805 in Orange County, North Carolina. On September 20, 1826, Alexander Pickard married Elizabeth Craig in Orange County, North Carolina. Elizabeth was born on February 15, 1803 in Orange County, North Carolina. Alexander and Elizabeth Pickard were the parents of eleven children:
Martha Jane Pickard, b. October 22, 1827, Maury County, Tennessee
Elizabeth
Ann Pickard (51.6.7.2), b. July 15, 1829, Maury County, Tennessee
James
Wesley Pickard (51.6.7.3), b. May 13, 1831, Maury County, Tennessee
George
Newton Pickard (51.6.7.4), b. February 12, 1833, Maury Co., Tennessee
William
Sidney Pickard (51.6.7.5), b. December 9, 1834, Maury Co., Tennessee
Charles
Ewing Pickard (51.6.7.6), b. October 6, 1836, Maury County, Tennessee
Thomas
Jefferson Pickard (51.6.7.7), b. December 21, 1838, Maury Co., Tenn.
Nancy
Emmaline Pickard, b. February 13, 1842, Maury County, Tennessee
Samuel Craig
Pickard (51.6.7.9), b. September 17, 1843, Maury Co., Tennessee
Alexander
Johnson Pickard (51.6.7.10), b. March 15, 1847, Maury Co., Tenn.
Elizabeth
Pickard, b. December 30, 1848, Maury County, Tennessee
Elizabeth (Craig) Pickard died on January 2, 1849 in Maury County, Tennessee. On June 15, 1851, Alexander L. Pickard married Mrs. Margaret Shaw (born June 15, 1809 in Tennessee). In 1856, Alexander Pickard moved to Parker County, Texas. Alexander L. Pickard died on November 9, 1866 in Weatherford, Parker County, Texas and was buried in the Spring Creek Cemetery in Paris ?, Parker County, Texas. In 1880, Margaret (Shaw) Pickard was living in Parker County, Texas.
References: 1) 1880 Census, Parker County, Texas; 2) RootsWeb.com, World Connect Project, September, 2003, by Randy Tanner, Jerald L. Hemphill, James Hamilton and David R. Snodgrass; 3) Email, Lera Powell to Robert Casey, December, 2003
ELIZABETH ANN PICKARD (51.6.7.2) is the daughter of Alexander L. Pickard and Elizabeth (Craig) Pickard. Elizabeth was born on July 15, 1829 in Maury County, Tennessee. Elizabeth Pickard married E. W. Buckner. E. W. and Elizabeth Buckner were the parents of five children:
Willie Buckner, b. 1853
Bettie Buckner, b. 1854
Mary Buckner, b. 1857, Texas
Desdamona
“Dezzie” Buckner, b. 1858, Texas
Thomas N. Buckner, b. 1860, Texas
E. W. Buckner died around 1862. Elizabeth (Pickard) Buckner married a second time to a Mr. Williams. Elizabeth (Pickard) Williams was the mother of five children:
Claud Williams, b. September, 1866, Tennessee
Robert “Bob” Williams, b.
1868, Tennessee
Sallie Williams, b. 1870, Texas
Birdie Williams, b. 1872,
Texas
Henry “Buddie” Williams, b. 1874, Texas
In 1880, Eliza (Pickard) Williams was living with her children in Lamar County, Texas. Elizabeth (Pickard) Williams died on January 17, 1901.
References: 1) 1880 Census, Lamar County, Texas; 2) RootsWeb.com, World Connect Project, September, 2003, by Randy Tanner, Jerald L. Hemphill, James Hamilton and David R. Snodgrass
JAMES WESLEY PICKARD (51.6.7.3) is the son of Alexander L. Pickard and Elizabeth (Craig) Pickard. James was born on May 13, 1831 in Maury County, Tennessee. James Pickard married Sarah Brunett Smith in Maury County, Tennessee. Sarah was born on May 4, 1834 in Tennessee. James and Sarah Pickard were the parents of nine children:
James Wesley Pickard, Jr., b. February 13, 1858, Maury County, Tennessee
Edward
Newton Pickard, b. June 7, 1861, Maury County, Tennessee
Harriett Elizabeth
Pickard, b. December 23, 1862, Maury County, Tennessee
Frank Orville Pickard,
b. May 14, 1867, Maury County, Tennessee
Charles Eugene Pickard, b. January
15, 1869, Maury County, Tennessee
Anna Bell Pickard, b. July 2, 1870, Tennessee
Walter
Whitthorn Pickard, b. September 4, 1872, Tennessee
Robert Alexander Pickard,
b. August 10, 1875, Tennessee
Joseph Brue Pickard, b. January 1, 1879, Parker
County, Texas
In 1870, James and Sarah Pickard were living in Maury County, Tennessee. In 1880, James and Sarah Pickard were living in Parker County, Texas. Sarah (Smith) Pickard died on February 21, 1927. James Pickard, Sr. died on February 26, 1927 in Parker County, Texas and was buried there in the Spring Hill Cemetery. James Pickard, Jr. died on May 21, 1934. Edward Pickard married Harriett Virginia Boyles. Edward Pickard died on December 9, 1927. Harriett Pickard married Jacob Albert Milburn (born April 25, 1860). Jacob and Harriett Milburn had one son: - Orville Milburn, b. December 3, 1896. Jacob Milburn died on December 28, 1946 and Harriett (Pickard) Milburn died on January 21, 1947. Orville Milburn married Ruby Mae White (born November 27, 1902). Orville Milburn died on June 23, 1979 and Ruby (White) Milburn died on May 7, 1996. Frank Pickard died in October, 1945. Charles Pickard died as an infoant on July 4, 1869. Anna Bell Pickard married J. R. Thomas. Anna (Pickard) Thomas died on January 10, 1932. Walter Pickard died in November, 1951. Robert Pickard died as an infant in August, 1875. Joseph Pickard married Inga Bo Jane Boyles. Joseph Pickard died on October 1, 1937.
References: 1) 1870 Census, Maury County, Tennessee; 2) 1880 Census, Parker County, Texas; 3) RootsWeb.com, World Connect Project, September, 2003, by Randy Tanner, Jerald L. Hemphill, James Hamilton and David R. Snodgrass
GEORGE NEWTON PICKARD (51.6.7.4) is the son of Alexander L. Pickard and Elizabeth (Craig) Pickard. George was born on February 12, 1833 in Maury County, Tennessee. George Pickard married Elizabeth Jane Brown (born November 21, 1851). George and Elizabeth Pickard were the parents of fifteen children:
Margaret Elizabeth Pickard, b. June 15, 1869
James Knox Pickard, b. September
5, 1870
Samuel Ewing Pickard, b. February 4, 1872
George Newton Pickard,
Jr., b. December 29, 1873
Robert Franklin Pickard, b. December 29, 1875
William
Moad Pickard, b. May 11, 1877
Elvin Brown Pickard, b. July 27, 1879
Alpha
Lee Pickard, b. November 17, 1880
Joseph Simmons Pickard, b. September 21,
1881
Benjamin Adlia Pickard, b. June 29, 1883
Virgil Lawrence Pickard, b.
November 7, 1885
Ethel Virginia Pickard, b. February 25, 1887
Johnny Pickard,
b. February 9, 1890
Arlie Pickard, b. February 9, 1890
Porter Lewis Pickard,
b. October 29, 1892
George N. Pickard died on March 13, 1910 and Elizabeth (Brown) Pickard died on April 29, 1938. Margaret Pickard married John Baker. James Pickard married Josephine Blackwell. Josephine (Blackwell) Pickard died in 1899. James Pickard married a second time to Mary Elizabeth Blackwell. Mary (Blackwell) Pickard died on October 22, 1947. James Pickard died on July 24, 1959. Samuel E. Pickard died around 1892. George Pickard married Sallie Bell Boyles (born November 7, 1879). George Pickard, Jr. died on August 5, 1960 and Sallie (Boyles) Pickard died on June 20, 1975. William Pickard married Gertrude Beck. Elvin Pickard married Effie Cain Barkley. Joseph Pickard married Lucille Hicklin. Benjamin Pickard married Nora Narry. Virgil Pickard married Willie Newberry. Ethel Pickard married Charles O’Kelly. Johnny Pickard married Doris Williams. Arlie Pickard married Roy Voorhies. Porter Pickard married Madeline Murphy.
Reference: 1) RootsWeb.com, World Connect Project, September, 2003, by Randy Tanner, Jerald L. Hemphill, James Hamilton and David R. Snodgrass
WILLIAM SIDNEY PICKARD (51.6.7.5) is the son of Alexander L. Pickard and Elizabeth (Craig) Pickard. William was born on December 9, 1834 in Maury County, Tennessee. William Pickard married Melissa Ellen Dickson (born August 6, 1835 in Tennessee. William and Ellen Pickard were the parents of at least eight children:
Elvira Marietta Pickard, b. December 6, 1857, Tennessee
Martha Elizabeth
Pickard, b. July 3, 1860
Jesse Thomas Pickard, b. August 15, 1863, Texas
Margaret
Eliza Pickard, b. August 7, 1866, Texas
Fannie Pickard, b. 1869, Texas
John
Alexander Pickard, b. October 3, 1871, Parker County, Texas
Jasper Sidney
Pickard, b. October 10, 1874, Parker County, Texas
Mack Dickson Pickard,
b. September 13, 1879, Parker County, Texas
From 1870 to 1880, William and Ellen Pickard were living in Parker County, Texas. William S. Pickard died on January 15, 1898 and Ellen (Dickson) Pickard died on April 2, 1902. Elvira Pickard married A. N. Wood (born January, 1852). Elvira (Pickard) Wood died on September 9, 1914 and A. N. Wood died on April 25, 1929. Martha E. Pickard died as a child on May 12, 1861. Jesse Pickard married Maria Frances Kerr (born February 14, 1864). Jesse Pickard died on May 16, 1947. Margaret Pickard married G. C. Poston. Margaret (Pickard) Poston died on January 10, 1932. John A. Pickard died in 1944. Jasper Pickard married Edith Emma Wampler. Mack Pickard died on October 25, 1906.
References: 1) 1870 and 1880 Censuses, Parker County, Texas; 2) RootsWeb.com, World Connect Project, September, 2003, by Randy Tanner, Jerald L. Hemphill and David R. Snodgrass
CHARLES EWING PICKARD (51.6.7.6) is the son of Alexander L. Pickard and Elizabeth (Craig) Pickard. Charles was born on October 6, 1836 in Maury County, Tennessee. On October 5, 1859, Charles Pickard married Elizabeth Gee Tudor. Elizabeth was born on May 29, 1834 in Texas. Charles and Elizabeth Pickard were the parents of three children:
Kenzie Alexander Pickard, b. December 1, 1860, Texas
Martha Elizabeth Pickard,
b. April 12, 1865, Paris, Texas
Emma C. Pickard, b. September 12, 1862,
Texas
Elizabeth (Tudor) Pickard died on November 25, 1866. Charles Pickard married a second time to Nancy Ann St. Clair (born December 23, 1842). Charles and Nancy Pickard were the parents of six children:
Infant, b. September 27, 1868
Charles Walter Pickard, b. September 27, 1869,
Texas
Lula Bell Pickard, b. February 29, 1872
Era C. Pickard, b. February
8, 1874
William Tilden Pickard, b. June 29, 1878
Nannie May Pickard, b. July
4, 1878
In 1870, Charles and “Nancy” Pickard were living in Lamar County, Texas. Charles Pickard died on October 19, 1913 in Idaho. On December 30, 1879, Mattie Pickard married James Buchanon Sewell in Paris, Texas. James was born on December 14, 1856 in Van Buren, Arkansas. James and Mattie Sewell had one daughter: - Geraldine Effie Sewell, b. July 1, 1883, Cooper, Texas. Mattie (Pickard) Sewell died on January 22, 1939 in Amarillo, Texas. Emma C. Pickard died as a child on September 2, 1866. The infant of Charles and Nancy Pickard died as an infant on November 7, 1868.
References: 1) 1870 Census, Lamar County, Texas; 2) RootsWeb.com, World Connect Project, September, 2003, by Randy Tanner, Jerald L. Hemphill and David R. Snodgrass
THOMAS JEFFERSON PICKARD (51.6.7.7) is the son of Alexander L. Pickard and Elizabeth (Craig) Pickard. Thomas was born on December 21, 1838 in Maury County, Tennessee. Thomas Pickard married a woman named Mary Lucretia (born 1845 in Kentucky). Samuel and Sarah Pickard were the parents of at least six children:
Eliza Pickard, b. 1869, Texas
William A. Pickard, b. 1872, Texas
Thomas N.
Pickard, b. 1873, Texas
Charles Lee Pickard, b. 1876, Texas
Margaret V. Pickard,
b. 1877, Texas
Ida May Pickard, b. 1879, Texas
In 1870, Thomas and Lucretia Pickard were living in Lamar County, Texas. In 1880, Thomas and Lucretia Pickard were living in Parker County, Texas.
References: 1) 1870 Census, Lamar County, Texas; 2) 1880 Census, Parker County, Texas; 3) RootsWeb.com, World Connect Project, September, 2003, by Randy Tanner, Jerald L. Hemphill and David R. Snodgrass
SAMUEL CRAIG PICKARD (51.6.7.9) is the son of Alexander L. Pickard and Elizabeth (Craig) Pickard. Samuel was born on September 17, 1843 in Maury County, Tennessee. In 1870, William Pickard and his wife, Sarah E. Pickard (born 1853 in Tennessee), were living in Parker County, Texas. Samuel and Sarah Pickard were the parents of at least one daughter:
Martha E. Pickard, b. 1869, Texas
References: 1) 1870 Census, Parker County, Texas; 2) RootsWeb.com, World Connect Project, September, 2003, by Randy Tanner, Jerald L. Hemphill and David R. Snodgrass
ALEXANDER JOHNSON PICKARD (51.6.7.10) is the son of Alexander L. Pickard and Elizabeth (Craig) Pickard. Alexander was born on March 15, 1847 in Maury County, Tennessee. In 1870, Alexander Pickard and his wife, Eliza J. Pickard (born 1852 in Tennessee), were living in Parker County, Texas. Alexander and Eliza Pickard were the parents of at least one daughter:
Mary H. Pickard, b. 1869, Tennessee
References: 1) 1870 Census, Parker County, Texas; 2) RootsWeb.com, World Connect Project, September, 2003, by Randy Tanner, Jerald L. Hemphill and David R. Snodgrass
JOHN MORROW (61) resided in Rowan County, North Carolina from 1790 to 1815 and is the only known Morrow family that resided in Rowan County, North Carolina. John Morrow is probably the Morrow relative that Margaret Morrow visited and where she met her husband, Samuel Bryan, who lived approximately five miles north of John Morrow. Originally it was believed that this John Morrow was the son of William Morrow and Jane (Parks) Morrow - however, closer inspection of the actual loose will of William Morrow does not match the information known about this John Morrow. John was born around 1756 in North Carolina. According to the 1800 census of Rowan County, North Carolina, John Morrow was born prior to 1755. John Morrow married a woman named Elizabeth (from will of his son, Joseph Morrow). John and Elizabeth Morrow were the parents of at least eleven children:
Nancy Morrow
William Morrow, b. 1755 and 1774
John Morrow, Jr.
Margaret Morrow
Jane
Morrow (61.5), b. 1780
Allen Morrow
Thomas Morrow (61.7)
Arthur Morrow (61.8),
b. September 17, 1789
Joseph Morrow
Elizabeth Morrow
Rebeccah Morrow
In 1790, John Morrow received a land grant in Rowan County, North Carolina. From 1800 to 1810, John Morrow was living in Rowan County, North Carolina. John Morrow died around 1815 in Rowan County, North Carolina. In 1800, William Morrow was living near his father, John Morrow, in Rowan County, North Carolina. On April 18, 1797, Margaret Morrow married Hayes Dickey in Rowan County, North Carolina. Joseph Morrow died around 1816 in Rowan County, North and left no children (siblings were given shares in his estate). Elizabeth Morrow married James Davis, Jr.
References: 1) 1800 and 1810 Censuses, Rowan County, North Carolina; 2) Will, John Morrow, Book G, Page 398, Rowan County, North Carolina, 1815 (RootsWeb, wills,Rowan County, North Carolina); 3) Will of John Morrow, September 14, 1815, Will Book G, Page 397, Rowan County, North Carolina (Rowan County Register, May, 1995); 4) Will of Joseph Morrow, April 5, 1816, Will Book G, Page 423, Rowan County, North Carolina (Rowan County Register, May, 1995); 5) Davie County Land Grants by Andrew Lagle, 1976 (1790 land grant of John Morrow); 6) Ancestral File, LDS, extracted September, 2003; 7) RootsWeb Query, Rowan County, North Carolina, August, 1997, by Susan Thomas; 8) Rootsweb Query, August, 1997, Mason County, Illinois, Susan Thomas; 9) Genforum, Morrow Surname, July, 2000, by Joan (Hise) Bancroft
JANE MORROW (61.5) is the daughter of John Morrow and Elizabeth Morrow. Jane was born in 1780. In 1803, Jane Morrow married James Davis, Sr. (born 1780). James and Jane Davis had eleven children (five known):
Allen M. Davis
Thomas Davis (61.5.2), b. January 20, 1810, Rowan County,
North Carolina
James Davis
Arthur Davis (61.5.4), b. December 29, 1817, Rowan
County, North Carolina
Ransom Davis
In 1835, James Davis, Sr. moved to Greene County, Illinois. Jane (Morrow) Davis died on November 18, 1855 and James Davis, Sr. died on August 18, 1858 near Springfield, Illinois.
References: 1) Ancestral File, LDS, extracted September, 2003; 2) Will, John Morow, Book G, Page 398, Rowan County, North Carolina, 1815 (RootsWeb, wills,Rowan County, North Carolina; 3) Will of John Morrow, September 14, 1815, Will Book G, Page 397, Rowan County, North Carolina (Rowan County Register, May, 1995); 4) Vertical File (from Myrna Madigan), Greene County, Illinois, Morrow Surname (1879 History, Page 587 - with annotations added & Obituary from Carrollton Patriot Newspaper - 1882)
THOMAS DAVIS (61.5.2) is the son of James Davis and Jane (Morrow) Davis. Thomas was born on January 20, 1810 in Rowan County, North Carolina. On December 15, 1831, Thomas Davis married Anna Morrow and they had two children (names unknown). In 1835, Thomas and Anna Davis (and the James Davis, Sr. - father of Thomas Davis) moved to Greene County, Illinois. Anna (Morrow) Davis died on March 22, 1837. On June 29, 1837, Thomas Davis married a second time to Amanda F. Hinton and they had two children (names unknown). Amanda (Hinton) Davis died on August 2, 1854. On August 12, 1855, Thomas Davis married a third time to Elizabeth R. Bishop (born 1832 in Illinois) and they had three children (names unknown). Thomas Davis was the father of at six known children (alive in 1882 - mothers are not certain):
Daughter (who married Samuel Pittman)
Oscar Davis, b. 1847, Illinois
Mary
E. Davis, b. 1856, Illinois
Douglas Davis, b. 1860, Illinois
Willie Davis
Charlie
Davis
In 1860, Thomas and Elizabeth Davis were living in Greene County, Illinois. Elizabeth (Bishop) Davis died on February 29, 1880. Thomas Davis died on June 8, 1882 in White Hall, Illinois.
References: 1) 1860 Census, Greene County, Illinois; 2) Vertical File (from Myrna Madigan), Greene County, Illinois, Morrow Surname (Obituary from Carrollton Patriot Newspaper - 1882)
ARTHUR DAVIS (61.5.4) is the son of James Davis and Jane (Morrow) Davis. Arthur was born on December 29, 1817 in Rowan County, North Carolina. In 1842, Arthur Davis married Rosanna Pruitt. Rosanna is the daughter of James Pruitt. Arthur and Rosanna Davis had three sons and one daughter (only one son known):
William H. Davis, b. 1849, Illinois
Rosanna (Pruitt) Davis died on September 30, 1851. On August 30, 1853, Arthur Davis married a second time to Margaret D. Rawlings (born 1834 in Illinois). Margaret is the daughter of James Rawlings. Athur and Margaret Davis were the parents of four children (only two known):
Sarah E. Davis, b. 1856, Illinois
Arthur W. Davis
Margaret (Rawlings) Davis died on January 8, 1861. On December 3, 1862, Arthur Davis married a third time to Amanda M. Denham, daughter of William Denham. Arthur and Amanda Davis were the parents of eight children (seven known):
Walter A. Davis, b. 1860, Illinois
Douglas A. Davis, b. 1862, Illinois
Minnie
L. Davis, b. 1866, Illinois
Julia N. Davis, b. 1868, Illinois
Olive Mary
Davis, b. 1870, Illinois
Alfred B. Davis, b. 1871, Illinois
Sally C. Davis,
b. 1873, Illinois
In 1880, Arthur and “Melvina” Davis were living in Greene County, Illinois.
References: 1) 1860 and 1880 Censuses, Greene County, Illinois; 2) Vertical File, Greene County, Illinois, Morrow Surname (1879 History, Page 587 - with annotations added), from Myrna Madigan
THOMAS MORROW (61.7) is the son of John Morrow and Elizabeth Morrow. Thomas Morrow was the father of at least one daughter:
Elizabeth Jane Morrow (61.7.1), b. March 12, 1830, North Carolina
Reference: 1) Genforum, Morrow Surname, July, 2000, by Joan (Hise) Bancroft
ELIZABETH JANE MORROW (61.7.1) is the daughter of Thomas Morrow. Elizabeth was born on March 12, 1830 in North Carolina. On May 10, 1853, Elizabeth Morrow married Levi Tillman Hise in Greene County, Illinois. Levi was born on June 3, 1821 in Scioto County, Ohio. Levi Hise was previously married twice and had four chlidren by his first wife, Elizabeth Jane Gritton (born 1821, Kentucky). Levi and Elizabeth Hise were the parents of at least seven children:
Cordelia Jane Hise, b. March 7, 1854, Illinois
John Franklin Hise, b. August
4, 1855, Illinois
Margaret Elnora Hise, b. August 4, 1855, Illinois
James
Tillman Hise, b. January 25, 1857, Missouri
Mary Virginia Hise, b. July
19, 1860, Missouri
Nettie Viola Hise, b. November 25, 1862, Missouri
Charles
William Hise, b. July 14, 1865, Missouri
Elizabeth (Morrow) Hise died on April 25, 1876 in Scotland County, Missouri. In 1800, Levi Hise and his wife, Lodisa Hise (born 1842 in Ohio), were living in Clark County, Missouri. Levi Hise married twice after the death of Elizabeth (Morrow) Hise. Levi Hise died on October 27, 1896 in Scotland County, Missouri. Cordelia Hise died as a teenager on June 14, 1873 in Missouri. On March 7, 1889, John F. Hise married Iola Mae Newberry in Scotland County, Missouri. Iola was born on September 10, 1867 in Lee County, Iowa. On November 17, 1877, James T. Hise married Nancy Elizabeth Matley in Clark County, Missouri. Nancy was born on August 8, 1858 in Clark County, Missouri. On December 7, 1881, Mary Hise married Lorin David Haskins in Clark County, Missouri. Lorin was born on September 27, 1860. Nettie Hise died as a teenager on June 21, 1879. On April 16, 1888, Charles Hise married Minnie Harvey in Clark County, Missouri. Minnie was born around 1865. Charles Hise married a second time to Almena Woods. Almena was born on March 15, 1851 in Illinois.
References: 1) 1880 Censuses, Clark County, Missouri; 2) Genforum, Morrow Surname, July, 2000, by Joan (Hise) Bancroft; 3) RootsWeb, ROOTS-L Messages, September, 2001, by Joan (Hise) Bancroft
ARTHUR MORROW (61.8) is the son of John Morrow and Elizabeth Morrow. Arthur was born on September 17, 1789. In September, 1811, Arthur Morrow married Mary Bean in Rowan County, North Carolina. Mary is the daughter of Thomas Bean and Rachel Bean. Arthur and Mary Morrow were the parents of at least one son:
Thomas Newton Morrow (61.8.1), b. May 8, 1816, North Carolina
Arthur Morrow died in 1865.
References: 1) RootsWeb Query, Rowan County, North Carolina, August, 1997, by Susan Thomas; 2) Rootsweb Query, August, 1997, Mason County, Illinois, Susan Thomas; 3) Family Hart Website, September, 2003, by Don and Jeanine Hartman
THOMAS NEWTON MORROW (61.8.1) is the son of Arthur Morrow and Mary (Bean) Morrow. Thomas was born on May 8, 1816 in North Carolina. On January 9, 1840, Thomas Morrow married Elizabeth Clay Clotfelter in Menard County, Illinois. Thomas and Elizabeth Morrow were the parents of eleven children:
Mary Jane Morrow, b. October 23, 1840, Mason County, Illinois
Vinacy Morrow,
b. Marcy 6, 1842, Mason County, Illinois
Amanda Ann Morrow, b. May 2, 1843,
Mason County, Illinois
Samuel B. Morrow, b. December 14, 1844, Mason County,
Illinois
Sarah Clay Morrow, b. January 1, 1847, Mason County, Illinois
John
Milton Morrow, b. December 31, 1849, Mason County, Illinois
Clarissa A.
Morrow, b. December 31, 1849, Mason County, Illinois
William H. Morrow,
b. December 5, 1853, Mason County, Illinois
Cordelia Helen Morrow, b. August
24, 1855, Mason County, Illinois
Stephen Douglas Morrow, b. June 14, 1857,
Mason County, Illinois
Johanna Catherine Morrow, b. June 30, 1862, Cass
County, Illinois
In 1880, “Newton” and Elizabeth Morrow were living in Atchison County, Missouri. Thomas N. Morrow died on May 2, 1904 in Rock Port, Missouri. On January 6, 1858, Mary J. Morrow married Martin Daniels. On December 4, 1888, Mary (Morrow) Daniels married a second time to James M. Reed in Mason County, Illinois. Vinacy Morrow died as a teenager in October, 1859 in Mason County, Illinois. On July 1, 1861, Amanda Morrow married F. C. Knight in Mason County, Illinois. Around 1862, Samuel Morrow married Aleatha Jane Marrs. Samuel Morrow died on December 10, 1918 and was buried in Mound City, Illinois. On August 9, 1868, Sarah Morrow married Robert J. Taylor in Atchison County, Missouri. On December 23, 1877, John M. Morrow married Catherine Lavina Stevens in Nemaha County, Nebraska. John M. Morrow died on April 6, 1920 in Grand Junction, Colorado. On August 9, 1868, Clarissa Morrow married Adam Horton Good in Atchison County, Missouri. Clarissa (Morrow) Good died in May, 1928 and was buried in Atchison County, Missouri. Around 1924, William H. Morrow married Lucy A. Insminger. William H. Morrow died on June 7, 1937 in Stella, Nebraska and was buried in Lincoln, Nebraska. On September 19, 1875, Cordelia Morrow married Peter Garst in Nemaha County, Nebraska. Cordelia (Morrow) Garst died on September 21, 1944 and was buried in Cabool, Missouri. On January 8, 1882, Stephen Morrow married Caroline Adell Stevens in Watson, Missouri. Stephen Morrow died on January 30, 1941 in Holt County, Missouri. On March 5, 1887, Johanna Morrow married James Finley Gaffney in Watson, Missouri. Johanna (Morrow) Gaffney died on January 30, 1915 in Lyons, Nebraska.
References: 1) 1880 Censuses, Atchison County, Missouri; 2) RootsWeb Query, Rowan County, North Carolina, August, 1997, by Susan Thomas; 3) Family Hart Website, September, 2003, by Don and Jeanine Hartman
HISTORY OF BRYAN FAMILY HISTORY
1976 to 1978
CLARA (BALDWIN) BRYAN - My mother contacted Clara in 1976 and has had an ongoing correspondence. Clara sent a history of her line, John Whitfield Bryan, and also a history of Odia (Bryan) Ferguson. Clara was one of our earliest contacts and provided much information on other Bryan lines which allowed to us to research and discover much more on several lines.
ALMA (HORNSBY) BRYAN - Alma contacted my aunt Birch in 1976 and my mother also started writing her that year also. Alma sent a very complete and extensive history of her line, William Samuel Bryan. She also contributed on Samuel and Charlotte Bryan, the Revere’s and other Bryan lines.
BERTA (JACKSON) TURNER - My mother first contacted Berta in 1976 and Berta provided more information on her line, Odia (Bryan) Ferguson. In 1983, Berta wrote and gave us another Ferguson contact, Eleanor (Harwell) Roberson.
BEULAH (MCWHORTER) DYER - My mother wrote Beulah in 1976 and Beulah sent the history of Ella (Bryan) Dyer line which was compiled by her husband.
CENSUS RECORDS, COUNTY HISTORIES AND OTHER RESEARCH SOURCES - The authors located several census records of the descendants of Samuel and Charlotte Bryan which added to the lines where no contact with descendants had been made. Library research at the State Archives in Austin, Texas and the State Historical Commission in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma helped further expand the manuscript.
1979 to 1982
CASEY FAMILY HISTORY AND BROOKS FAMILY HISTORY - The Bryan line is my maternal grandmother’s line. By 1979, my father’s line (Casey) and my mother’s line (Brooks) were being greatly expanded. A decision was made to discontinue research on the Bryan line as well as other lines until these projects were completed. The 200 page book, “Casey Family History” was published in 1980 and the 400 page “Brooks Family History” was published in 1982.
1983
BETTYE (MOBLEY) PATTON - Bettye put her pedigree chart in the 1976 “Bicentennial Project of the Home Demonstration Club of Maury County, Tennessee.” My mother located a copy of her pedigree chart and I wrote her in April of 1983. Bettye was our first contact with a Bryan researcher other than descendants of Finus Ewing Bryan, my great grandfather. Several letters, phone calls and a visit let us not only greatly expand the section on the descendants of Ella (Bryan) Mobley, but also added much on several other Bryan lines. Bettye also was the first to locate the 1832 will of Samuel Bryan in Davidson County, Tennessee, the establishing of another generation of our Bryan ancestry. Bettye also helped expand the William DeMoss Bryan descendants by his second marriage. Bettye provided the name and address of Pauline Armstrong, Mattie (Mobley) McGill’s daughter, who generously shared much of her mother’s files with us. Bettye was also responsible for our contact with Mary (Bryant) Davis. Bettye is probably the most active researcher of the descendants of Samuel and Charlotte Bryan and her significant contributions to the effort are greatly appreciated.
PAULINE (MCGILL) ARMSTRONG AND MARTHA (MOBLEY) MCGILL - I first contacted Pauline by phone and sent her a copy of the manuscript in November of 1983. In January of 1984, Pauline sent me a very large shipment of Bryan files of her mother, Martha (Mobley) McGill. Mattie was probably the most active Bryan researcher prior to the compilation of this manuscript. She had actively corresponded with many descendants of Samuel and Charlotte Bryan in the 1940’s and 1950’s and wrote my grandmother, Julia (Bryan) Brooks, several times. Much of her research was key in expanding numerous lines and providing information from which more research uncovered many new Bryan lines. Mattie and her daughter, Pauline, should receive special recognition for their help in documenting our Bryan history.
BRYANT STRASBURG - I first contacted Bryant by in phone and sent him a copy of the manuscript in October of 1983. In the early part of 1984, Bryant sent me a very large shipment of files on the descendants of William DeMoss Bryan’s first marriage. Bryant’s material sent was very extensive, including numerous biographies, photographs, compiled family group sheets and other material. His contribution resulted in almost 50 pages being added to the manuscript.
1984
PROSISE COUSINS - After calling several Prosise’s at random who lived in the Eden, Texas area, I made contact with Mrs. John Whitfield Prosise. My mother vigorously pursued documenting the numerous descendants of Charlotte (Bryan) Prosise. She contacted over a dozen cousins and obtained information that has expanded the Prosise section to almost 50 pages. Some cousins are: Ella (Helmers) Prosise, Lillian (Burk) Tomlinson, Imogene (Burk) Pfluger, Lori (Prosise) Jurischk, Thelma (Massey) Ellis, Joan Prosise, Lizzie (Lloyd) Nielson, Vina Lee (Lloyd) Wilson, Earl Lloyd, Harold and Helen Lloyd, Wilma (Lloyd) Logan, Lizzie Belle (Lloyd) Johnson, Nora (Lloyd) Stinson, Emma (Hogan) Prosise, Clara Mae (Prosise) Erwin and Clydia (Johnson) Prosise.
MARY (BRYANT) DAVIS - Mary first wrote me in May of 1984, getting my name from Bettye (Mobley) Patton. A visit with Mary and her family in August of 1985, resulted in more information on the descendants of William DeMoss Bryan’s second marriage. She also lead us to a new contact, Mildred (Johnston) Bratton, a descendant of Nancy (Bryan) Church.
KATHRYN (HARWELL) ROBERSON - I wrote Kathryn in January, 1984 after obtaining her name and address from Berta (Jackson) Turner. Kathryn responded in February of 1984 sending Bible records and other information of her line, Odia (Bryan) Ferguson.
PATRICIA (FERGUSON) WILLIAMS - Pat first wrote me in May of 1984, getting my name from Kathryn (Harwell) Roberson. She sent many family group sheets and added to the line of Odia (Bryan) Ferguson.
CENSUS RECORDS - Dozens of census records of numerous Bryan family members added many more names to the manuscript. The Dallas Public Library and the regional office of the National Archives in Fort Worth continue to expand the scope of the book.
1985
MCCUBBINS COLLECTION MICROFILM - The best find of our July, 1985 research trip was found in the Huntsville, Alabama Public Library which had a microfilm copy of the McCubbins research files on Rowan County, North Carolina. My mother found the 1801 deed where Samuel Bryan of Davidson County, Tennessee sold land in Rowan County, North Carolina that he inherited from his father, John Bryan. This discovery uncovered yet another generation back on the author’s Bryan line. In early 1986, I discovered that the McCubbins microfilm was in the Plano Public Library only a few miles away from my home and research on John and his family began in earnest. Our second research trip in April of 1986, took us through Salisbury in Rowan County and much of the McCubbins files were copied.
CHARLES STEPHENSON - While in the Hickman County court house in July of 1985, the very helpful clerk gave us the phone number of Charles Stephenson who became our first descendant of James Thomas Bryan located.
MR. and MRS. GEORGE S. TATE - While visiting the Pulaski Public Library in July of 1985, a researcher there gave us the name of George Tate living in Knoxville, Tennessee, our first descendant of Sarah (Bryan) Tate.
MILDRED (JOHNSTON) BRATTON - Mary (Bryant) Davis gave us Mildred’s name while visiting her in July of 1985. Following a phone conversation with Mildred, I first wrote her in August of 1985. Mildred responded in September of 1985 adding many descendants of Nancy (Bryan) Church. Mildred was our first contact with Nancy (Bryan) Church descendant.
BETTYE (MOBLEY) PATTON - A visit in July of 1985 resulted in Bettye generously lending me several of her files. These files greatly expanded the Ella (Bryan) Mobley line to almost 20 pages as well as additional information on other lines.
1986
DEEDS AND WILLS OF ROWAN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA - While in Rowan County, North Carolina area in April of 1986, we copied hundreds of pages of deeds and wills from court houses. Additionally, we copied other Bryan research material found in the excellent Salisbury Public Library. This material has been most useful in documenting the family of John and Sarah Bryan, currently the oldest Bryan ancestor of the authors. John’s connection to the line of Morgan and Martha Bryan is now trying to be established.
DAVIDSON COUNTY AND MAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE RECORDS - Both research trips included visiting the Davidson and Maury County Courthouses as well as the Tennessee State Archives. The link between Maury County and Davidson County Bryan’s was strenghtened.
JOHN K. BRYAN, JR. MANUSCRIPT - While at the Salisbury Public Library in April of 1986, a copy of “Bryan History” by John K. Bryan, Jr. was located and a recent telephone conversation with John resulted in him sending his most recent copy of his manuscript which concentrates on Morgan and Martha Bryan and their children’s families. John will no doubt contribute much more help on unravelling our John Bryan’s connection to Morgan Bryan’s line.
MARY ANNE (WHITFIELD) BEASLEY - After finding a copy of “Humphreys County, Tennessee” in the Tennessee State Archives in April of 1986, a sketch of John William Beasley was copied. This resulted in a phone call to John and he gave the number of his mother who is an active genealogist. John and his mother are descendants of Amanda (Bryan) Teas line, a second contact of a descendant of James Thomas Bryan.
RUTH (CORBETT) KUNKLE - My entry in the July/August, 1986 issue in the Genealogical Helper’s Roots Cellar resulted in a letter from Ruth Kunkle in September of 1986. Ruth is a descendant of John Bryan’s daughter, Jennet Bryan who married Joseph Orton and is the first descendant of John Bryan located other than those descending from John’s son, Samuel Bryan, our direct ancestor.
PIERCE, PRUITT AND STANLEY COUSINS - My mother actively sought and received new information from new cousins descending from Belle (Bryan) Pierce, daughter of Finus and Caledonia Bryan. Letters were received from Paul Stanley as well as Dwight and Hazel Pierce.
CHARLOTTE (DODSON) PORTER - Charlotte contacted my mother and not only added much information on her line, William DeMoss Bryan’s daughter, Odie (Bryan) Dodson, but added much on information on the Samuel Bryan’s daughter, Sarah (Bryan) Tate. Charlotte grew up around the Tate’s and remained in contact with her distant cousins.
1987 - 1988
UPDATES FROM COUSINS PREVIOUSLY CONTACTED - As a result of the Bryan Chain Letter that was started in late 1986, several cousins sent in updates. Updates were received from Clara (Baldwin) Bryan, Alma (Hornsby) Bryan, Mary (Bryant) Davis, Mildred (Johnston) Bratton, Bryant Stasburg, Bettye (Mobley) Patton and John K. Bryan, Jr.
MARGARET (RICE) WHITFIELD - Margaret received my name from her sister-in-law, Mary (Whitfield) Beasley and sent me much information on our Bryan line. Margaret is a descendant of Mary Louisa (Bryan) Smith and her husband is a descendant of her sister, Amanda (Bryan) Teas. Margaret added well over 100 descendants of these two lines.
ANCESTRAL FILE, LDS LIBRARY, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH - A side trip from a business trip to San Francisco provided me with my first visit to world’s largest genealogical library. I kept very busy for several days and came back with several hundred sheets of research material for several lines. The best find on the Bryan line was located in the Ancestral File, a large genealogical data base accessed by a computer terminal. I discovered that our Bryan line has a second line that converted to the Mormon faith. John and Mary Bryan’s daughter, Mary Bryan, married Thomas Huey. Thomas and Mary Huey had a daughter, Rebecca Huey, who married William Reed Orton. Many descendants of William and Rebecca Orton are members of the LDS church and at least six descendants have entered information into the Ancestral File. Several hundred descendants were extracted and correspondence should result in hundreds more being added to the manusript.
SHELTON, WININGER AND PACE FAMILIES - Most of last two years was devoted to researching my paternal grandmother’s lines and we received our third book from the printers in October of 1988. This 864 page book includes over 16,300 names in its index. With the publication my paternal (Casey) and maternal (Brooks) lines in the early 1980’s allowed time to pursue the next generation back, my paternal grandmother (Shelton) and my maternal grandmother (Bryan). With the publication of my Shelton and related lines, research on the Bryan line will have highest priority of lines being researched.
IMPORTANT DESCENDANTS ADDED TO BRYAN LINE - On May 20, 1987, my wife, Diane (Thede) Casey, gave birth to our first son, named Jordan Brooks Casey and then number two, Bryan William Casey was born on May 26, 1989. Jordan was named after his great great great great grandfather, Jordan Brooks and Bryan was named after two uncles, Bryan Brooks and William Casey. Bryan Brooks was named from his mother’s maiden name, Julia Ann Bryan, the first of my Bryan line. Jordan and Bryan are my parents only grandsons (after having five granddaughters from my two brothers). Needless to say, Jordan and Bryan impact the amount of research getting done, but more cousins keep contributing to the manuscript and time is being found to continue the compilation of our Bryan ancestry.
RENEE (WATERS) HARRIS - Renee was the first descendant of Mary (Bryan) Huey contacted via her entries into the Ancestral File. She added to valuable information on the Huey family and many additional descendants. It is certain that she will contribute more on the earlier, Bryan, Huey and Orton lines.
HUEY/ORTON RESEARCHERS - Was successful in contacting two additional researchers of this line, Thera (Johnson) Earl and Grant Orton Johnson, both living in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. Both are descendants of Mary (Bryan) Huey as is Renee (Waters) Harris.
CENSUS RECORDS - Many additional census records were located and compiled in the last two years which probably represents fifty percent of the time spent on Bryan research during this time frame. Actual census records for related Bryans doubled during this period and added a couple of hundred additional individuals to our history.
1989 - 1991
OTHER LINES - Most of the time during this period of time was devoted to other lines. The authors compiled several thousand Olliff cousins as well as added several thousand cousins to the author’s Casey, Tucker, Arrington and Stevenson lines (all related to our Casey ancestry). On the personl side, my family relocated to Austin, Texas in October of 1989.
RACHEL (ORTON) CAMPBELL - In 1991, it was discovered that one of the granddaughters of John and Sarah Bryan, Rachel (Orton) Campbell, had been extensively researched and that a descendant from this line lived only a few miles from me in Austin, Texas. John T. Holman generously shared his Campbell files and gave me a copy of the 1974 manuscript on the Campbell line by Olive (Hotchkiss) Cartwright. John and two other Campbell researchers had also compiled a manuscript on their Campbell line: “Hiel Orton Campbell and His descendants” which was updated in March of 1991. Also several dozen census records substantiated and enhanced this line during this period of time.
MARGARET (BRYAN) ALLEN - In response to a query in the Rowan County Register, I contacted an Allen researcher who is a descendant of what appears to be the brother of Thomas Allen who married Margaret Bryan, daughter of John and Sarah Bryan. Robert G. Allen provided the seed that got this line started. With new found information from Robert G. Allen and the use of the local bulletin board system which carries the Fidonet genealogy conferences, I contacted another Allen cousin, Alice (Allen) Grogan who provided some information on her Allen line.
MALINDA (ORTON) HOUSE - While researching the Ancestral File in April of 1991, I discovered that part of the Orton line was included in the CDROM collection that LDS church has compiled. A dozen or so census records also expanded this line, however, no descendants have been located.
1992 - 1993
WILLIAM PARK BRYAN - In May of 1992, I was contacted by John Dorroh who made a major contribution to this Bryan compilation. John had discovered a 1909 letter by W. C. Bryan which discussed his grandparents family (Samuel and Margaret Bryan). W. C. had actually attended family reunions that Samuel and Margaret held for the Bryan clan and revealed that many of the children of Samuel Bryan, Sr. had been omitted from his will. John also shared numerous legal documents and abstracts that greatly strengthened this connection to several previously unknown children. He also submitted many descendants of his line, Olivia (Bryan) Roland and informed other cousins of the Bryan manuscript being compiled. In August of 1993, John sent several hundred descendants that had been sent to him by Candi Seaton and in November of 1993, Bessie (Goheen) Bradley sent many more descendants of Julia (Bryan) Goheen, a granddaughter of William Park Bryan. In December of 1993, Nadine (Bryan) Foley, sent many more descendants of Jonathan Tate Bryan, a grandson of William Park Bryan. The author then added another 30 more census records that validated this new information as well as expanding it.
BEXEY (ORTON) WILLIAMS - In May of 1993, a contact of many years sent in a major update on her Bryan line which included another 200 or more descendants. Additional census research help round out and enhance this section as well.
RACHEL (ORTON) CAMPBELL - Another 30 or 40 census records were added that resulted in another 100 or more descendants being added to the Bryan compilation.
MARGARET (BRYAN) ALLEN - The electronic bulletin board system provided yet another contact researching Allens in Greene County, Illinois. In July of 1993, Phyllis Baur added bits and pieces to the Allen puzzle and shared her information on her Greene County, Illinois cousins (cousins that we have in common - but she has no Bryan bloodline). Over 20 more census records greatly enhanced this section.
1994 - 1995
WILLIAM PARK BRYAN - This section was greatly expanded with major new contributions from Richard E. Bryan and Don Kirk. John Dorroh continued to add his lines as well and provide source documentation for early Tennessee Bryan family members.
CENSUS RECORDS - Many more census records were added on many different lines with at least 100 new Bryan cousins documented by only census records.
PINKERTON and ALLEN - A very concerted effort was made to add descendants to the several Bryan women that married Pinkerton men and severl letters were written in an attempt to expand the line of Margaret (Bryan) Allen. Although very few cousins were added, significant information was uncovered.
1996
BRYAN and PINKERTON - Before attending the National Genealogical Society’s national meeting in Nashville, Tennessee, “cousin” John Dorroh and I spent several days going through nearby County courthouses and the Tennessee State Archives as well as visiting Pinkerton cousins who had living in the same house for several generations prior to the Civil War. Many additional records were located in the State Archives concerning our Davidson County, Tennessee Bryan family. A major breakthrough on the David Pinkerton line was best find on the Tennessee Bryan lines in several years.
Common Surnames in the Bryan Family History
Rank Rank Surname Number of
Bryan USA * Individuals
1 36 Campbell 283
2 484 Bryan 280
3 42,361 ** Revere 174
4 1 Smith 154
5 23 Allen 131
6 2 Johnson 96
7 3,458
** Seaton 89
8 23,587 ** McGavock 83
9 28,466 ** Prosise 77
10 111 Bryant 70
11 54 Bell 70
12 1,172 Mobley 69
13 5 Jones 61
14 32,986
** Revier 53
15 13,997 ** Manly 49
16 4,386 ** Pinkerton 48
17 18,208 ** Goheen 43
18 29,554
** Teas 41
19 543 Massey 40
20 452 Lloyd 38
21 438 Tate 36
22 3 Williams 34
23 7 Davis 32
24 39 Evans 32
25 1,650
** Roland 32
26 20 Walker 32
27 4 Brown 31
28 38 Carter 31
29 4,958 ** Orton 31
30 88,800+
** Cassle 30
Common Surnames in the Bryan Family History
Rank Rank Surname Number of
Bryan USA * Individuals
31 1,357 Winn 30
32 97 McDonald 29
33 8,166 ** Selman 29
34 2,432 ** Ashton 28
35 9 Anderson 27
36 18 Clark 27
37 799 Hooper 27
38 1,362
** McClendon 27
39 10 Taylor 27
40 763 ** Church 26
41 756 Dodson 26
42 11 Moore 26
43 38 Carter 25
44 43,948
** Eardley 24
45 1,098 House 24
* Based on 1964 Social Security Account Number File.
** Based on 1990 Census
sampling.