AGNES NANCY STEVENSON (71.3) is the daughter of James Stevenson and Sarah (Kelly) Stevenson.  Nancy was born in 1758 in Maryland.  On November 14, 1775, Agnes Nancy Stevenson married William Lackey in Rowan County, North Carolina.  William was born in 1746 in Belfast, Ireland.  William Lackey served in the Revolutionary War.  Two of William’s brothers married two of Nancy’s sisters.  William and Nancy Lackey were the parents of at least ten children:

     William Lackey, Jr., b. 1776, North Carolina
     James Lackey, b. 1778, North Carolina
     Martha Lackey (71.3.3), b. 1779, North Carolina
     Moses Lackey (71.3.4), b. March 22, 1780, North Carolina
     Mary Lackey, b. 1783, North Carolina
     Alexander Lackey (71.3.6), b. June 13, 1785, North Carolina
     Amos Lackey (71.3.7), b. 1787, Iredell County, North Carolina
     Enos Lackey (71.3.8), b. 1790, North Carolina
     George Lackey, b. 1792, North Carolina
     David Lackey (71.3.10), b. 1795, North Carolina

William Lackey died sometime after 1820 when his will was signed in Iredell County, North Carolina and was buried there in the Vashti Cemetery.  In 1840, Agnes (Stevenson) Lackey was living in Iredell County, North Carolina.  Agnes (Stevenson) Lackey was also buried in the Vashti Cemetery.  Mary Lackey married Stephen Rice.

References:  1)  1840 Census, Iredell County, North Carolina;  2)  “History of Iredell County, North Carolina,” Pages 205, 206 and 499;  3)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986;  4)  Abstract of Will Book of Iredell County, North Carolina, Page 50;  5)  “History of Newton County, Arkansas,” by Walter F. Lackey, Pages 345 - 347;  6)  Family Group Sheet by Bobbie Jean (Rachels) Zylstra, September, 1989;  7)  Family Group Sheet by Florence (Brooks) Patterson, October, 1991

MARTHA LACKEY (71.3.3) is the daughter of William Lackey and Agnes Nancy (Stevenson) Lackey.  Martha was born in 1779 in North Carolina.  Martha Lackey married James Thompson.  James was born on August 6, 1776 and is the son of John Thompson.  James and Martha Thompson were the parents of at least two children:

     John Thompson (71.3.3.1), b. 1799, North Carolina
     James Thompson, Jr. (71.3.3.2), b. November 12, 1800, North Carolina
     Sophronia Louisa Thompson (71.3.3.3)

James Thompson, Sr. served in the War of 1812, attaining the rank of Captain.  James Thompson, Sr. died on October 26, 1850 and was buried in the Thompson-Lackey Cemetery.

Reference:  1)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986;  2)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

JOHN THOMPSON (71.3.3.1) is the son of James Thompson and Martha (Lackey) Thompson.  John was born in 1799 in North Carolina.  John Thompson married Mary Matheson (born 1798 in North Carolina).  John and Mary Thompson were the parents of nine children:

     Barabara Thompson, b. 1828, North Carolina
     Adeline Thompson
     D. Clark Thompson
     James Pinkney Thompson (71.3.3.1.4), b. 1831, North Carolina
     Nancy Jane Thompson, b. 1832, North Carolina
     Wilson Thompson, b. 1833, North Carolina
     Martha A. Thompson, b. 1835, North Carolina
     Eliza J. Thompson, b. 1837, North Carolina
     George Thompson, b. 1840, North Carolina

From 1850 to 1860, John and Mary Thompson were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.

References:  1)  1850 and 1860 Censuses, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986

JAMES PINKNEY THOMPSON (71.3.3.1.4) is the son of John Thompson and Mary (Matheson) Thompson.  James was born in 1831 in North Carolina.  In 1855, James P. Thompson married Clarissa Eveline Lowe (born 1835 in North Carolina).  James and Clarissa Thompson were the parents of five children:

     Luna A. Thompson, b. August 29, 1857, North Carolina
     Laura A. Thompson, b. 1859, North Carolina
     Francis Clark Thompson, b. 1867, North Carolina
     Maggie M. Thompson (71.3.3.1.4.4), b. 1870, North Carolina
     May Thompson

In 1870, James and Clarissa Thompson were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Luna Thompson married John Lafayette Sloope and they had four daughters:  -  Lelia Sloope,  -  Ada Sloope,  -  Bertha Sloope,  -  Nelle Sloope.  Luna (Thompson) Sloope died on January 21, 1892.  Lelia Sloope married Carl Watts.  Ada Sloope married Baines Norris.  Bertha Sloope married R. L. Stevenson.  Nelle Sloope married Locke Sloope.  Laura Thompson married Hillary Gladden and moved to South Carolina.  Hillary and Laura Gladden had nine children:  -  Coleman Gladden,  -  Margaret Gladden,  -  Eva Gladden,  -  Clara Gladden,  -  Bess Gladden,  -  Wade Gladden,  -  Belle Gladden,  -  Edwin Gladden,  -  Annie Roe Gladden.  Bess Gladden married Bob Gamble.  Wade Gladden married Annie Keyes.  Belle Gladden married Frank Anderson.  Edwin Gladden married Bessie Bigham.  Francis C. Thompson married Octavia Warren and they had two children:  -  James Fred Thompson,  -  Lucy Evelyn Thompson.

May Thompson married Anderson Mitchell Matheson and they had eight children:  -  Willie Matheson,  -  Pink Matheson,  -  Mary Matheson,  -  Frank Matheson,  -  R. Z. Matheson,  -  Jean Matheson,  -  Hal Matheson,  -  Mack Matheson.  Willie Matheson married W. E. Brown.  Pink Matheson married Claude Moose.  Mary Matheson married Roy Teague.  Frank Matheson married Miriam Dellinger.  R. Z. Matheson married Beatrice Coleman.  Jean Matheson married Harold Rufty.  Hal Matheson married Alma Little.  Mack Matheson married Phyllis Bowman.

References:  1)  1870 Census, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986

MAGGIE M. THOMPSON (71.3.3.1.4.4) is the daughter of James Pinkney Thompson and Clarissa Eveline (Lowe) Thompson.  Maggie was born in 1870 in North Carolina.  Maggie Thompson married William Jeptha Allen and they were the parents of eight children:

     William Allen
     Elsie Allen
     Luna Allen
     Margery Allen
     Thelma Allen
     Helen Allen
     Clarice Allen
     Carlton Allen

Luna Allen married James Alexander.  Margery Allen married William Somers.  Thelma Allen married Lynn Mayes.  For additional information, see the sketch of Lynn Mayes (71.3.4.3.1.5.1).  Helen Allen married Clifford Hines.  Clarice Allen married Pleas Lackey.  For additional information on the descendants of Pleas and Clarice Lackey, see the sketch of Pleas Lackey (71.3.4.3.1.6.3).  Carlton Allen married Jessie Hoover.

Reference:  1)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986

JAMES THOMPSON, JR. (71.3.3.2) is the son of James Thompson, Sr. and Martha (Lackey) Thompson.  James was born on November 12, 1800 in North Carolina.  Around 1826, James Thompson, Jr. married Cynthia Lackey (71.3.6.1).  Cynthia was born on October 17, 1808 in North Carolina and is the daughter of Alexander Lackey and Margaret Lackey.  James and Cynthia Thompson were the parents of seven children:

     Eliza Louisa Thompson (71.3.3.2.1), b. December 11, 1827, North Carolina
     Margaret Caroline Thompson, b. January 31, 1830, North Carolina
     Sarah Thompson (71.3.3.2.3), b. September 9, 1835, North Carolina
     Franklin Thompson, b. February 10, 1838, North Carolina
     James J. Thompson, III, b. 1842, North Carolina
     Elem Thompson, b. 1844, North Carolina
     Robert Anderson Thompson (71.3.3.2.7), b. October 4, 1847, North Carolina

From 1850 to 1880, James and Cynthia Thompson were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Cynthia (Lackey) Thompson died on April 12, 1881 and James Thompson, Jr. died on January 12, 1886.  Both were buried in the Thompson-Lackey Cemetery.  Both were buried in the Rocky Springs Church Cemetery.  Eliza Thompson married Thomas F. Lackey.  Thomas was born on April 14, 1844 in North Carolina and is the son of Pheneas Lackey and Sarah Louise (Reynolds) Lackey.  For additional information on the descendants of Thomas and Eliza Lackey, see the sketch of Thomas F. Lackey (71.1.1.1.3).  Caroline Thompson never married and lived with her parents.  Caroline Thompson was murdered with an ax by Lige Church and Harrison Dockery during a robbery of her father’s home.  She died on June 10, 1881 and was buried in the Thompson-Lackey Cemetery.

Franklin Thompson died on April 4, 1868 and was buried in the Thompson-Lackey Cemetery.  James Thompson, III served as a private in Company K of the Seventh Regiment and was taken prisoner at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania on July 3, 1863 and died in September/October, 1863.  Elem Thompson moved to Texas as a young man.  Elem Thompson and his wife, Lula J. Thompson, had five children:  -  Maude Thompson,  -  Ella Thompson,  -  Annie Thompson,  -  Carl Thompson,  -  Mable Thompson.  Elem and Lula Thompson separated and Lula and children lived in San Antonio, Texas.  Elem Thompson died in New Mexico.

References:  1)  1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880 Censuses, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986

SARAH THOMPSON (71.3.3.2.3) is the daughter of James Thompson, Jr. and Cynthia (Lackey) Thompson.  Sarah was born on September 9, 1835 in North Carolina.  In 1861, Sarah Thompson married Thomas F. Adams (born May 23, 1832 in North Carolina) and they were the parents of five children:

     James Fielding Adams (71.3.3.2.3.1), b. November, 1861, North Carolina
     Franklin A. Adams, b. 1864, North Carolina
     Robert Lee Adams, b. 1866, North Carolina
     Reuben Baxter Adams (71.3.3.2.3.4), b. October, 1869, North Carolina
     Victoria Clementine Adams, b. October, 1878, North Carolina

From 1870 to 1910, Thomas and Sarah Adams were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Sarah (Thompson) Adams died on February 26, 1912 and Tom Adams died on February 27, 1917.  Both were buried in the Taylorsville City Cemetery.

References:  1)  1870, 1880, 1900 and 1910 Censuses, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986

JAMES FIELDING ADAMS (71.3.3.2.3.1) is the son of Thomas F. Adams and Sarah (Thompson) Adams.  James was born in November, 1861 in North Carolina.  James Adams and his wife, Emma J. Adams (b. April, 1862, North Carolina), were the parents of seven children:

     James A. Adams, b. April, 1888, North Carolina
     Sarah C. Adams, b. April, 1892, North Carolina
     John F. Adams, b. December, 1893, North Carolina
     Robert L. Adams, b. September, 1895, North Carolina
     Walter Adams, b. April, 1898, North Carolina
     Mamie Adams, b. 1903, Alexander County, North Carolina
     Franklin A. Adams, b. 1905, Alexander County, North Carolina

From 1900 to 1910, James and Emma Adams were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.

References:  1)  1900 and 1910 Censuses, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986

REUBEN BAXTER ADAMS (71.3.3.2.3.4) is the son of Thomas F. Adams and Sarah (Thompson) Adams.  Reuben was born October, 1869 in North Carolina.  Reuben Adams and his wife, Rebecca C. Adams (b. April, 1877 in North Carolina), were the parents of at least six children:

     James C. Adams, b. March, 1897, North Carolina
     David Adams, b. September, 1899, North Carolina
     Reuben C. Adams, b. 1903, Alexander County, North Carolina
     Sarah M. Adams, b. 1905, Alexander County, North Carolina
     Fannie Adams, b. 1907, Alexander County, North. Carolina
     Thomas Adams, b. 1909, Alexander County, North Carolina

From 1900 to 1910, Reuben and Rebecca Adams were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.

References:  1)  1900 and 1910 Censuses, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986

ROBERT ANDERSON THOMPSON (71.3.3.2.7) is the son of James Thompson, Jr. and Cynthia (Lackey) Thompson.  Robert was born on October 4, 1847 in North Carolina.  Robert served as a private in the Confederate Army.  He served in Company D of the 70th Regiment.  Around 1875, Robert Thompson married Fanny Orphie Prudence Johnson.  Fanny was born on September 20, 1851 in North Carolina and is the daughter of Robert Johnson and Nancy M. (Sloan) Johnson.  Robert and Fanny Thompson were the parents of two children:

     Luna Aberdean Thompson, b. February 28, 1877, North Carolina
     Daniel Crumwell Thompson, b. March 2, 1881

In 1880, Robert and Fanny Thompson were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Robert and Fanny Thompson later moved to Oregon where they died and were buried.  Fanny (Johnson) Thompson died on August 10, 1916 and Robert Thompson died on February 19, 1933.  Both were buried in the Sulphur Springs Cemetery.  On December 25, 1907, Luna Thompson married Robert Lee Davis.  Robert Bob was born on February 6, 1880 and is the son of Thomas Gilson Davis and Mary Jane (Mayberry) Davis.  Bob and Luna Davis had five children:  -  Jesse Lee Davis, b. December 24, 1908,  -  Alta May Davis, b. July 18, 1911,  -  Jenny Vee Davis, b. October 18, 1912,  -  Addie Eunice Davis, b. June 24, 1914,  -  Daniel Davis, b. December 17, 1915.  Luna (Thompson) Davis died on May 24, 1954 and was buried in the Sulphur Springs Cemetery.  Robert Davis died on June 11, 1959 in Washington and was buried in the Okanogan City Cemetery.  Jesse Davis married Mary Angeline Looper (born February 6, 1906).  Jesse Davis died on December 14, 1958.  Alta May Davis married Eugene Head (born October 31, 1906).  Eugene Head died on February 8, 1970.  Jenny Vee Davis never married.  Addie Davis married Carl Rufty (born September 30, 1907).  Carl Rufty died on June 1, 1984.  Daniel Davis married Lona Dee Godfrey.  Daniel Davis died on December 5, 1983.  Daniel C. Thompson never married.  Daniel C. Thompson died on January 28, 1919.

References:  1)  1880 Census, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 530, 1986

SOPHRONIA LOUISA THOMPSON (71.3.3.3) is the daughter of James Thompson and Martha (Lackey) Thompson.  Sophronia Thompson married John J. Adams in Iredell County, North Carolina.  John was born around 1808 and is the son of James E. Adams and Ritter (Blankenship) Adams.  John and Sophronia Adams were the parents of seven children:

     Louisa Caroline Adams (71.3.3.3.1), b. June 15, 1829, North Carolina
     Miranda Axeline Adams (71.3.3.3.2), b. June 10, 1832, Alexander County, N. Car.
     Wiley Adams
     Greenberry B. Adams (71.3.3.3.4), b. March 15, 1840, North Carolina
     George Adams
     Nan Adams
     William Adams

Sophronia (Thompson) Adams died around 1857 in Williamson County, Texas.  John J. Adams died in 1891 and was buried in the Oxley Cemetery in Williamson County, Texas.

References:  1)  “Williamson County Cemeteries, Volume 1,” by The Williamson County Historical Committee, 1975, Pages 106 and 238;  2)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986;  3)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

LOUISA CAROLINE ADAMS (71.3.3.3.1) is the daughter of John J. Adams and Sophronia Louisa (Thompson) Adams.  Louisa was born on June 15, 1829 in North Carolina.  Louisa Adams married James Washington Warren.  James was born on September 2, 1828 in North Carolina and is the son of Joel Warren and Nancy (Presnell) Warren.  James and Louisa Warren were the parents of eight children:

     James Jefferson Warren, b. April 6, 1852, Alexander County, North Carolina
     Hosea P. Warren (71.3.3.3.1.2), b. July 31, 1854, Alexander County, North Car.
     Pinkney L. Warren (71.3.3.3.1.3), b. October 2, 1857, Alexander Co., North Car.
     Sarah Elizabeth Warren, b. 1859, Alexander County, North Carolina
     Fonsa A. Warren (71.3.3.3.1.5), b. April, 1861, Alexander County, North Carolina
     George W. Warren (71.3.3.3.1.6), b. October 10, 1862, Alexander Co., N. Car.
     William H. Warren (71.3.3.3.1.7), b. July 16, 1867, Alexander County, North Car.
     Margaret Catherine Warren, b. 1874, Alexander County, North Carolina

In 1880, James and Louisa Warren were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  In 1900, James and Louisa Warren were living with their son, William Warren, in Alexander County, North Carolina.  James W. Warren died on April 21, 1916 in Alexander County, North Carolina and Louisa (Adams) Warren died on February 10, 1918.  Both were buried there in the Liberty Methodist Church Cemetery.  On August 17, 1871, James J. Warren married Sarah Roseman.  James J. Warren died on April 23, 1883.  On November 8, 1877, Sarah Warren married Gaston Lackey.  On October 10, 1891, Margaret Warren married William A. Abernathy.

References:  1)  1880 and 1900 Censuses, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

HOSEA PHILLMORE WARREN (71.3.3.3.1.2) is the son of James Washington Warren and Louisa Caroline (Adams) Warren.  Hosea was born on July 31, 1854 in Alexander County, North Carolina.  On October 23, 1874, Hosea Warren married Martha Elizabeth Bruce (born 1853 in North Carolina).  Hosea and Martha Warren were the parents of at least three children:

     Laura F. Warren, b. September, 1872, North Carolina
     Lester F. Warren, b. February, 1877, North Carolina
     William H. Warren, b. July, 1882, Alexander County, North Carolina

From 1880 to 1920, Hosea and Martha Warren were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Hosea Warren died on June 26, 1932 in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Laura was the mother of at least two daughters:  -  Elsie May Warren, b. November, 1896, North Carolina,  -  Carrie L. Warren, b. 1900, North Carolina.  In 1910, Lester and his wife, Candis E. Warren (born 1864, North Carolina), were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Lester and Candis Warren had one daughter:  -  Mary B. Warren, b. 1904, North Carolina.

References:  1)  1880, 1900, 1910 and 1920 Censuses, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

PINKNEY LEROY WARREN (71.3.3.3.1.3) is the son of James Washington Warren and Louisa Caroline (Adams) Warren.  Pinkney was born on October 2, 1857 in Alexander County, North Carolina.  On August 4, 1878, Pinkney Warren married Martha E. S. Smith.  Martha is the daughter of Robert Franklin Smith and Barbara M. (Patterson) Smith.  Pinkney and Martha Warren were the parents of two children:

     Ethel C. B. Warren (71.3.3.3.1.3.1), b. October 1, 1881, Alexander Co., N. Car.
     Lula B. Warren (71.3.3.3.1.3.2), b. December 2, 1883, Alexander County, N. Car.

In 1895, Pinkney Warren married a second time to Susan C. Payne Abernathy.  On December 13, 1893, Pinkney Warren married a third time to Rebecca Little Goble (born June 15, 1859, North Carolina) and they were the parents of three children:

     Dewey Roscoe Warren, b. May 16, 1898, Alexander County, North Carolina
     J. Bryan Warren, b. May 10, 1901, Alexander County, North Carolina
     Anna Ruth Warren, b. November 9, 1904, Alexander County, North Carolina

From 1900 to 1910, Pinkney and Rebecca Warren were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Pinkney Warren died on June 24, 1930 in Statesville, North Carolina and was buried in the Hiddenite Cemetery in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Rebecca (Goble) Warren died on December 11, 1941.  Dewey Warren married Cleona Kerley.  Dewey Warren died in September of 1961.  Bryan Warren married Lessie Lambert.  Bryan Warren died on October 10, 1970.  Ruth Warren married Otis Pennell.

References:  1)  1900 and 1910 Censuses, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

ETHEL CORA BELL WARREN (71.3.3.3.1.3.1) is the daughter of Pinkney Leroy Warren and Martha E. (Smith) Warren.  Ethel was born on October 1, 1881 in Alexander County, North Carolina.  On April 29, 1906, Ethel Warren married Jacob Troy Goble (born 1878 in North Carolina).  Jacob and Ethel Goble were the parents of at least two children:

     Willlie O. Goble, b. 1907, North Carolina
     Margarette J. Goble, b. 1910, North Carolina

In 1910, Jacob and Ethel Goble were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Ethel (Warren) Goble died on September 29, 1976 in Alexander County, North Carolina.

References:  1)  1910 Census, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

LULA BELLE WARREN (71.3.3.3.1.3.2) is the daughter of Pinkney Leroy Warren and Martha E. (Smith) Warren.  Lula was born on December 2, 1883 in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Lula Warren married Oliver Bowman in Stevenson, Washington.   Oliver and Lula Bowman were the parents of two children:

     Fred Bowman
     Carl Bowman

Lula married a second time to Conrad Emil Peterson.  Conrad was born on July 18, 1887 in Kongsberg, Norway and is the son of Carl Bernhard Peterson and Gina (Guldbransen) Peterson.  Conrad and Lula Peterson were the parents of one son:

     Emil Warren Peterson (71.3.3.3.1.3.2.3), b. May 24, 1920, Portland, Oregon

Conrad Peterson died on May 18, 1950 in Portland, Oregon and Lula (Warren) Peterson died on September 5, 1962 in Portland, Oregon.  Both were buried there in the Rose City Cemetery.

Reference:  1)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

EMIL WARREN PETERSON (71.3.3.3.1.3.2.3) is the son of Conrad Emil Peterson and Lula Belle (Warren) Peterson.  Emil was born on May 24, 1920 in Portland, Oregon.  On March 25, 1976, Emil Peterson married Helen Eloise Chenoweth in Vancouver, Washington.  Helen was born on May 18, 1924 in Smithfield, Illinois and is the daughter of Harvey E. Chenoweth and Anna Belle (Beaird) Chenoweth.  Emil and Helen Peterson are the parents of two children:

     Lee Emil Peterson, b. February 12, 1949, Portland, Oregon
     Kimberly Alice Peterson, b. June 13, 1954, Portland, Oregon

On March 25, 1976, Emil Peterson married a second time to Marian Joanne Lindner in Vancouver, Washington.  Marian was born on May 9, 1929 in Haigler, Nebraska and is the daughter of Henry Ford Lindner and Josephine (Degarmo) Lindner.  On April 10, 1971, Lee Peterson married Nancy Margaret Noble in Lincoln City, Oregon.  Lee and Nancy Peterson had two children:  -  Kristin Lee Peterson, b. July 18, 1976, Bend, Oregon,  -  Michael Boone Peterson, b. December 3, 1979, Hawthorne, Nevada.  On December 9, 1985, Lee Peterson married a second time to Fritz Heidi Rieck in Hathorne, Nevada.  Heidi was born on October 31, 1958 in Portland, Oregon and is the daughter of Fred Oliver Rieck and Betty Alice (Parker) Rieck.  On April 11, 1981, Kimberly Peterson married Jerry Rex Rowlett in Hawthorne, Nevada.  Jerry was born on April 22, 1951 in North Hollywood, California and is the son of Garland Rex Rowlett and Bonita (Stephenson) Rowlett.  Jerry and Kimberly Rowlett have one daughter:  -  Alison Marie Rowlett, b. May 18, 1983, Reno, Nevada.

Reference:  1)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

FONSA ALEXANDER WARREN (71.3.3.3.1.5) is the son of James Washington Warren and Louisa Caroline (Adams) Warren.  Fonsa was born in April, 1861 in Alexander County, North Carolina.  On September 6, 1883, Fonsa Warren married Nelia Watts (b. June, 1861, North Carolina).  Fonsa and Nelia Warren were the parents of ten children:

     Artie Warren, b. June, 1883, North Carolina
     Lizzie Warren, b. August, 1886, North Carolina
     Bertha Warren, b. March, 1889, North Carolina
     Alma A. Warren, b. 1892, North Carolina
     Arlie W. Warren, b. September, 1894, North Carolina
     Eddie A. Warren, b. March, 1897, North Carolina
     Stella A. Warren, b. 1901, Alexander County, North Carolina
     Walter D. Warren, b. 1904, Alexander County, North Carolina
     Dorse W. Warren, b. 1907, Alexander County, North Carolina
     Thomas L. Warren, b. 1909, Alexander County, North Carolina

From 1900 to 1920, Fonsa and Nelia Warren were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  Fonsa Warren died on January 8, 1944 in Alexander County, North Carolina.

References:  1)  1900, 1910 and 1920 Censuses, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

GEORGE WASHINGTON WARREN (71.3.3.3.1.6) is the son of James Washington Warren and Louisa Caroline (Adams) Warren.  George was born on October 10, 1862 in Alexander County, North Carolina.  On May 7, 1885, George W. Warren married Candice J. Goble.  Candice was born October, 1860 in North Carolina and is the daughter of Sarah P. Goble.  George and Candice Warren were the parents of three children:

     Julius Monroe Warren, b. January, 1887, North Carolina
     Ralph H. Warren, b. November, 1889, North Carolina
     Cora B. Warren, b. November, 1893, North Carolina

From 1900 to 1910, George and Candice Warren were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  In 1910, Candices mother, Sarah Goble, was living with George and Candice Goble.  George W. Warren died on May 25, 1948.

References:  1)  1900 and 1910 Censuses, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

WILLIAM H. WARREN (71.3.3.3.1.7) is the son of James Washington Warren and Louisa Caroline (Adams) Warren.  William was born on July 16, 1867 in Alexander County, North Carolina.  On January 30, 1891, William Warren married Myrtle C. Abernathy (born February, 1875, North Carolina).  William and Myrtle Warren were the parents of seven children:

     Lonny W. Warren (71.3.3.3.1.7.1), b. September, 1890, North Carolina
     Erby L. Warren, b. September, 1891, North Carolina
     Ella M. Warren, b. March, 1896, North Carolina
     Ira H. Warren, b. August, 1897, North Carolina
     Bessie A. Warren, b. August, 1899, North Carolina
     Blanche Warren, b. 1903, Alexander County, North Carolina
     Ruby C. Warren, b. 1905, Alexander County, North Carolina

From 1900 to 1910, William and Myrtle Warren were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.  In 1910, Williams parent’s, James and Louisa Warren, were living with William and Myrtle Warren.  William H. Warren died on May 28, 1946.

References:  1)  1900 and 1910 Censuses, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

LONNY W. WARREN (71.3.3.3.1.7.1) is the son of William H. Warren and Myrtle C. (Abernathy) Lackey.  Lonny was born in September, 1890 in North Carolina.  Lonny Lackey and his wife, Iva Lackey (born 1896, North Carolina), were the parents of at least two children:

     Jessie Warren, b. 1915, North Carolina
     Hester Warren, b. 1918, North Carolina

In 1920, Lonny and Iva Lackey were living in Alexander County, North Carolina.

References:  1)  1920 Census, Alexander County, North Carolina;  2)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

MIRANDA AXELINE ADAMS (71.3.3.3.2) is the daughter of John J. Adams and Sophronia Louisa (Thompson) Adams.  Miranda was born on June 10, 1832 in Alexander County, North Carolina.  On June 7, 1854, Miranda Adams married Norman Savage (b. 1830) in Bastrop, Texas.  Norman and Miranda Savage were the parents of three children:

     Charlotte Savage, b. 1852
     Greenberry Savage, b. 1855
     Isabella Savage, b. 1857

In 1860, Norman and Miranda Savage were living in Matagorda County, Texas.  Miranda (Adams) Savage died on January 28, 1930 in Matagorda County, Texas.

References:  1)  1860 Census, Matagorda County, Texas;  2)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986;  3)  Automated Archives CD-ROM, Linked Disk Number 3

GREENBERRY B. ADAMS (71.3.3.3.4) is the son of John J. Adams and Sophronia Louisa (Thompson) Adams.  Greenberry was born on March 15, 1840 in North Carolina.  On January 7, 1859, Greenberry Adams married Margaret A. Stearns (born 1847).  Greenbury and Margaret Adams were the parents of at least seven children:

     Marthey A. Adams, b. 1864, Texas
     Emma L. B. Adams, b. 1866, Texas
     William M. Adams, b. 1868, Texas
     Thomas G. Adams, b. 1870, Texas
     John E. Adams, b. 1872, Texas
     James W. Adams, b. 1876, Texas
     Louvenia Adams, b. July, 1880, Texas

In 1880, Greenbury and Margaret Adams were living in Williamson County, Texas.  Greenberry Adams died on February 3, 1924 and Margaret (Stearns) Adams died in 1929.  Both were buried in the Green Family Cemetery in Williamson County, Texas.

References:  1)  1880 Census, Williamson County, Texas;  2)  “Williamson County Cemeteries, Volume 1,” by The Williamson County Historical Committee, 1975, Pages 106 and 238;  3)  “Heritage of Alexander County, North Carolina,” by Sara C. Allen, Page 527 and 528, 1986