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     Leander McDaniel was born between 1849 and 1850 at Talbot County, Georgia.² She was the daughter of George McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`.^2,1

She enumerated as "Leander McDaniel" and was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1850 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 17. The official date for this census was 1 June 1850 Facts gathered from this census included: George McDaniel household: Leander McDaniel was a 6 month old white female household member and probably daughter of the Head of the Family; who was born in Georgia.³

She was enumerated as " Leander McDaniel" and was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included: Leander McDaniel was listed as a 22 year old, white, female; and household member who was probably the daughter of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. She did not indicate her occupation. She was born in Georgia.⁴

     GA, Talbot County, Dist 17 1850 Slave Schedule was the child of US Census and Georgia Census.¹

     GA, Talbot County, GA Militia Dist 688 1860 Slave Schedule was the child of US Census and Georgia Census.¹

     

Her married name was Maryetta McDaniel Story (Storey).³ Maryetta McDaniel was also known as Mary McDaniel She was listed as Mary McDaniel in the 1870 GA Talbot County Census.⁴ She was born on 14 December 1849 at Talbot County, Georgia.³ She was the daughter of George McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`.^2,1

Maryetta was enumerated as " Maryetta McDaniel" was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1860 Census of. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included: Maryetta McDaniel was listed as a 10 year old, white,female household member and probably the daughter of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. She was listed as having been born in Georgia. She had attended school in the year.⁵

She was enumerated as " Mary McDaniel" and was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included: Mary McDaniel was listed as a 20 year old, white, female; and household member who probably was the the daughter of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. She did not indicate her occupation. She was born in Georgia.⁶

Maryetta McDaniel enumerated as "Mary Retta Story" was listed as the wife of an unknown person on the 1900 Census of at Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia, O'neills District. The official date of this census was 01 June 1900. Facts gathered from this census included: Mary Retta Story was a 50 year old white female who was born in December 1849. She had been married for 20 years. She had 6 pregnancies 4 of which were still living. She and her father were born in Georgia while her mother was born in New York. She could read, write and speak English.⁷

Maryetta McDaniel enumerated as "Mary E. Story" was listed as the wife of an unknown person on the 1910 Census of at Frankey Hall Road, Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia, Georgia Militia District 894, O'Neal's District, EFD 128, SD 4. The official date of this census was 15 April 1910. It did not include anyone born after 15 April 1910. Facts gathered from this census included: Mary E. Story was a 61 year old white female who the wife of the head of the family. She had been married for 30 years. She had had 6 pregnancies, four of which were still living. She andher father were born in Georgia, while her mother was born in New York. She spoke English. Her occupation was none.⁸

Maryetta McDaniel enumerated as "Mary Etta Story" was listed as the wife of an unknown person on the 1920 Census of at Frankey Hall Road, Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia, O'Neals District,ED 129. The official date of this census was1 January 1920. Facts gathered from this census included: Mary Etta Story was a 70 year old white female who the wife of the head of the family, Ellen Story. She was marrried. She could read and write She andher father were born in Georgia, while her mother was born in New York (mistakenly listed here as Georgia). She spoke English. Her occupation was none.⁹

Maryetta died on 30 July 1920 at Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia, at the age of 70. She was preceded in death by her. She was survived by her sons, Clifford A. Story (Storey) and Jesse Story (Storey), daughters, Effie J. Story Ligon and Lillie E. Story (Storey), brothers, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel and George Thomas McDaniel, sisters, Martha A. Pritchard.¹⁰ Maryetta's obituary was published in the Talbotton New Era after 30 July 1920.¹⁰ The funeral service for Maryetta McDaniel Story (Storey) was held at Sardis Baptist Church, Talbotton, Georgia, after 30 July 1920. The service was conducted by Reverend B. E. Donnehoo.¹¹ She was buried in McDaniel Lot at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Talbot CountyGeorgia after 30 July 1920. Reverend B. E. Donnehoo performed the rites; Rev. B. E. Donnehoo performed last rites.¹⁰ She was a a member of Sardis Baptist Church church of at Talbot County.¹⁰

     Benjamin Franklin McDaniel was born in February 1854 at Talbot County, Georgia.³ He was the son of George McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`.^1,2

Benjamin Franklin was enumerated as "Benjamin F. McDaniel" was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included: Benjamin F. McDaniel was listed as a 6 year old, white,male household member who was probably the son of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. He was listed as having been born in Georgia. He had not attended school in the year.⁴

He was enumerated as " Franklin McDaniel" and was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included: Franklin McDaniel was listed as a 16 year old, white, male; and household member who was probably the son of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. He indicated his occupation was working on a farm. He was born in Georgia.⁵

He was enumerated as "Benjamin McDaniel" and was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 894, Banghs,, and living alone. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included: Benjamin McDaniel was a 24 year old white, male who was the Head of the Family, living alone. His occupation was a laborer. He had attended school within the year. He and both of his partents were born in Georgia. Comment: This is in error because his mother Mariah Ann Flint was born in New York. George McDaniel, Sarah McDaniel, Anderson Winn McDaniel, George Thomas McDaniel, Sarah Elizabeth Carter, Monroe Hollis and William McDaniel were listed as his neighbors.⁶

On on 11 April 1881 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $42.00. DUE DATE: 1 October 1881.TERMS: if not paid by due date - 8% interest /Yr until paid plus any lawyers or collection fees.
SECURITY: mule and horse used and owned by me, this year's crop of cotton. ADDITIONAL AGREEMENTS: to send lender 10 bales of cotton. If not sent agree to pay $1.00 per bale storage and commission. Lien to become void if note paid by due date. DATE RECORDED:19 April 1881. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

On on 9 March 1882 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $50.00.DUE DATE: 15 October 1882. TERMS: if not paid bu due date - 8% interest /Yr until paid plus any lawyers or collection fees. SECURITY: one gray horse "Bob" and one two horse wagon
ADDITIONAL AGREEMENTS: to send lender 5 bales of cotton making usual charges for storage and selling. If not sent agree to pay $1.00 per bale storage and commission. Lien to become void if note paid by due date. DATE RECORDED:21 April 1882, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

On on 9 March 1882 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, Anderson Winn McDaniel and Benjamin Franklin McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $50.00. DUE DATE: 15 October 1882. TERMS: if not paid bu due date - 8% interest /Yr until paid plus any lawyers or collection fees.SECURITY: one black female horse "Pink". ADDITIONAL AGREEMENTS: to send lender 5 bales of cotton making usual charges for storage and selling. If not sent agree to pay $1.00 per bale storage and commission. Lien to become void if note paid by due date.
DATE RECORDED:21 April 1882, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁸

On on 15 January 1885 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $219.00. DUE DATE: 1 Auguist 1885. TERMS:If note not paid by due date to pay 10% intetest/yr including collection and lawyer's fees. ADDITIONAL TERMS: deliver to Slate and Etheridge at their warehouse in Columbus GA twenty bales of cotton allowing them the usual warehouse charges including commission of on and one half percent for selling said bales. Failure to deliver I will pay $1.00 per bale. DATE RECORDED:16 March 1885, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

On on 26 February 1885 at Talbot County, Georgia, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel and George Thomas McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $65.00. DUE DATE: 1 November 1885. TERMS:SECURITY: Queen Dexter side bar buggy title in hands of W.E. Williams until note fully paid. DATE RECORDED:6 March 1885, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁹

Benjamin Franklin McDaniel married an unknown person before December 1890 We do not yet know the name of his first wife because of the loss of the 1890 Census. She was the mother ofn his daughters..

Benjamin Franklin McDaniel married Mary Elizabeth Ligon circa 1899 at Georgia.³

Benjamin Franklin McDaniel enumerated as "Ben McDaniel" was listed as the head of household on the 1900 Census of at Talbot County, Georgia, O'Neills (O'Neals) District. Also living in the household were his wife, Mary Elizabeth Ligon, his daughters, Annie Lizzie McDaniel and Jennie E. McDaniel. . The official date of this census was 1 June 1900. It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900. Facts gathered from this census included: Ben McDaniel was a 46 year old white male who was the Head of the Family. He was born in February of 1854. He was married. He and his father were born in Georgia, while his mother was born in New York. His occupation was a farmer, and he had been fuilly employed. He could read and write and speak English. He rented his home which was a farm. Farm Schedule #64.³

Benjamin Franklin McDaniel enumerated as "Benjamin F. McDaniel" was listed as the head of household on the 1910 Census of at Harris County, Georgia, Waverly Hall District. Also living in the household were his wife, Mary Elizabeth Ligon, his daughters, Annie Lizzie McDaniel and Jennie E. McDaniel. . The official date of this census was 15 April 1910. It did not include anyone born after 15 April 1910. Facts gathered from this census included: Benjamin F. McDaniel was a 46 year old white male who was the Head of the Family. He was married a second time now for 10 years. He and his father were born in Georgia, while his mother was born in New York. He spoke English. His occupation was a farmer, doing general farming. He was working on his own account. He could read and write. He rented his home which was a farm. Farm Schedule #124.¹⁰

Benjamin Franklin McDaniel enumerated as "B. F. McDaniel" was listed as the head of household on the 1920 Census of at Harris County, Georgia. Also living in the household were his wife, Mary Elizabeth Ligon. . The official date of this census was 01 January 1920. Facts gathered from this census included: B. F. McDaniel was a 65 year old married white male who was the Head of the Family. He owned his home which was mortgaged. He could read and write. He and his father were born in Georgia, while his mother was born in New York. He spoke English. His occupation was a farmer, doing general farming. He was working on his own account. Farm Schedule #164.¹¹

     Laura J. McDaniel was born in April 1856 at Talbot County, Georgia.³ She was the daughter of George McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`.^2,1

Laura J. was enumerated as "Laura J. McDaniel" was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included: Laura J. McDaniel was listed as a 4 year old, white, female household member who was probably the daughter of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. She was listed as having been born in Georgia. She had not attended school in the year.⁴

She was enumerated as " Laura McDaniel" and was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included: Laura McDaniel was listed as a 14 year old, white, female; and household member who was probably the daughter of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. She indicated her occupation as being at home. She was born in Georgia.⁵

She was enumerated as "Laura J. McDaniel" and was listed as the daughter of George McDaniel on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 894, Banghs. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:Laura J. McDaniel was a 21 year old white, female who was the daughter of the Head of the Family, George McDaniel. Her occupation was at home. She and her father were born in Georgia, while her mother was born in South Carolina. COMMENTS: Her mother was actually born in Georgia, her step mother was born in SC.⁶

As of 20 September 1881,her married name was Laura J. McDaniel Story (Storey).³

Laura J. McDaniel married John David Story (Storey) on 20 September 1881 at Talbot County, Georgia.^3,7

Laura J. McDaniel enumerated as "Laura J. Story" was listed as the wife of John David Story (Storey) on the 1900 Census of at Harris County, Georgia, Cataula District. The official date of this census was 1 June 1900. It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900. Facts gathered from this census included: Laura J.Story was a 44 year old white female who was the wife of the Head of the Family, John D. Story. She was born in April of 1856. She had been married for 18 years. She was the mother of 10 children,5 of which were living. She was born in Georgia, her father in South Carolina and her mother in New York. Her occupation was not listed. She could read and write,and spoke English. COMMENTS: Her father's birthplace was erroneously recorded as South Carolina instead of Georgia.³

     Anderson Winn McDaniel was born circa 1856 at Georgia He was listed asa 3 year old on 28 Jun 1860 in the 1860 Census. His birthday should fall somewhere between 19 Aug 1856 and 19 Aug 1857.

He was listed as 12 years old on 16 Jun 1870 in the 1870 Census. Her birthday should fall somewhere between 16 Jun 1857and 16 Jun 1858.^4,5,2 He was the son of George McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`.^3,1

Anderson Winn was enumerated as "Anderson McDaniel" was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included: Anderson. McDaniel was listed as a 2 year old, white, male household member and probably the son of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. He was listed as having been born in Georgia. He had not attended school in the year.⁶

He was enumerated as " Anderson McDaniel" and was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included: Anderson McDaniel was listed as a 12 year old, white, male; and household member who was probably the son of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. He was indicated as being at home. He was born in Georgia.⁷

Anderson Winn McDaniel married Sarah Malvina Story (Storey) circa 1880 at Talbot County, Georgia.^8,2,9

He was enumerated as "Anderson McDaniel" and was listed as the head of household on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 894, Banghs. Also living in the household were his wife, Sarah Malvina Story (Storey) .. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included: Anderson McDaniel was a 24 year old white, male who was the Head of the Family. His occupation was a laborer. He had attended school within the year. He and both of his partents were born in Georgia. Comment: This is in error because his mother Mariah Ann Flint was born in New York. Benjamin Franklin McDaniel, George McDaniel, George Thomas McDaniel, Sarah McDaniel, Sarah Elizabeth Carter, William McDaniel and Monroe Hollis were listed as his neighbors.^10,11

On on 9 March 1882 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, Anderson Winn McDaniel and Benjamin Franklin McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $50.00. DUE DATE: 15 October 1882. TERMS: if not paid bu due date - 8% interest /Yr until paid plus any lawyers or collection fees.SECURITY: one black female horse "Pink". ADDITIONAL AGREEMENTS: to send lender 5 bales of cotton making usual charges for storage and selling. If not sent agree to pay $1.00 per bale storage and commission. Lien to become void if note paid by due date.
DATE RECORDED:21 April 1882, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .¹²

On in February 1885 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, Anderson Winn McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $107.00. DUE DATE: 1 October 1885. TERMS: if not paid bu due date - 6% interest /Yr until paid plus any lawyers or collection fees. SECURITY: one black horse "Mink" ADDITIONAL AGREEMENTS: to send lender10 bales of cotton and allowing them usual warehouse charges. If not sent agree to pay $1.25 per bale storage and commission. Lien to become void if note paid by due date. DATE RECORDED:13 March 1885, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .¹³ He was alternately recorded as dying before 1900 at Talbot County, Georgia.⁸

     Emma McDaniel was born circa 1863 at Talbot County, Georgia, She was listed as 7 years old on 16 Jun 1870 in the 1870 Census.² She was the daughter of George McDaniel and Sarah Macon.^1,2

She was enumerated as " Emma McDaniel" and was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included: Emma McDaniel was listed as a 7 year old, white, female; and household member who was probably the daughter of the Head of the Household George McDaniel. She was born in Georgia.¹

     Georgia Willard McDaniel was born circa 1865 at Talbot County, Georgia.⁴ She was the daughter of George McDaniel and Sarah Macon.^2,3

She was enumerated as "Georgia McDaniel" and was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included: Georgia was the 5 year old white, female and household member who was probably the daughter of the Head of The Household, George McDaniel. She was born in Georgia.⁴

She was enumerated as "Georgia McDaniel" and was listed as the daughter of George McDaniel on the 1880 Census for. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:Georgia McDaniel was a 16 year old white, female who was the daughter of the Head of the Family, George McDaniel. Her occupation was at home. She and her father were born in Georgia, while her mother was born in South Carolina.⁵

As of circa 1885,her married name was Georgia Willard McDaniel Story (Storey).⁶ She was alternately recorded as dying between July 1892 and 1894 at Talbot County, Georgia, Died after birth o Avner and ames marriage to Mattie c 1894.⁷

     GA, Stewart County Militia District 725 1910 Census was the child of US Census and Georgia Census.¹

     AL, Bullock County Ward 5, Union Springs 1910 Census was the child of US Census and Alabama Census.

     Annie John Sankey was (an unknown value).⁵ She was described as Medical: diabetes. Annie John Sankey was also known as Annie S. Dawson She was listed as Annie S. Dawson on the 1910 Census.⁶ She wasalternately recorded as having been born on 19 November 1835 at Montgomery County, Georgia.⁷ She was born on 20 November 1835 at Lownes (Loundes) County, AL.⁴ She was born on 20 November 1835 at Montgomery county, Alabama.⁸ She was the daughter of John Thomson Sankey II and Patience Stephens.

Annie was educated after 1850 at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia; was first college in the world to bestow degrees upon women established in1836 -.

As of 13 January 1858,her married name was Annie John Sankey Dawson.^1,9,10,3

In before 1861 Annie was.^11,5

Annie and George moved , from Georgia to, Columbus, Muscogee County, Perote, Bullock County, Alabama, in 1861.⁵ She and Captain George William Dawson lived circa 1861 at Magnolia Plantation, Perote, Bullock County, Alabama, where he was occupied as a planter.¹² After 1865 Annie John Sankey and Captain George William Dawson moved from at Magnolia Plantation into, Perote, Bullock County, Alabama.
     Annie John Sankey filled out a pension application after 26 April 1886.¹³

In after 26 April 1886 Annie was.¹⁴

Annie John Sankey enumerated as "Annie S. Dawsonl" was listed as the mother-in-law of Everett Sultan McDaniel on the 1910 Census of at Union Springs, Bullock County, Alabama, Ward 5. The official date of this census was 15 April 1910. It did not include anyone born after 15 April 1910. Annie S. Dawsonl was listed as a (a) 74 year old white (b) widowed female who was the (c) mother-in-law of the Head of the Household, Everett S. McDaniel. (d-f) She and both of her parents were born in Georgia.She (g) spoke English and (h)could read and write. She listed her (i) occupation as none.¹⁵ She was alternately recorded as dying on 2 August 1910 at Union Springs, Bullock County, Alabama, USA, at age 74.¹² She was buried after 2 August 1910 at Perote, Al.¹⁶

     Annie Sankey Dawson is the daughter of Captain George William Dawson and Annie John Sankey.¹

     GA, Dougherty County 1930 Census was the child of Georgia Census.

     Sarah Macon was born on 22 October 1822 at near Cottonstone Mountain, South Carolina.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Macon and Elizabeth (?).¹

As of 22 February 1842,her married name was Sarah Macon Pritchard.²

Sarah Macon and George McDaniel obtained a marriage license on 25 January 1861 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia.³

Sarah Macon Pritchard married George McDaniel on 29 January 1861 at Harris County, Georgia.^4,5,3

As of 29 January 1861,her married name was Sarah Macon Pritchard McDaniel.¹

She was enumerated as " Sarah McDaniel" and was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included: Sarah McDaniel was listed as a 48 year old, white, female; and household member who was probably the wife of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. She indicated that her occupation was Keeping House; She was born in Georgia.⁴

She was enumerated as "Sarah McDaniel" and was listed as the wife of George McDaniel on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 894, Banghs. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included: Sarah McDaniel was a 54 year old white, female who was wife of the Head of the Family, George McDaniel. Her occupation was keeping house. She and both of her parents were born in South Carolina.⁶

Sarah Macon enumerated as "Sarah McDaniel" was listed as the mother-in-law of James L. Willis on the 1900 Census of at Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia, Talbotton, Georgia Militia District 685, Talbot County, Georgia. The official date of this census was 1 June 1900. It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900. Facts gathered from this census included:Sarah McDaniel. was the 79 year old white female, mother-in-law of the Head of the Family, James L. Willis. She was born in April 1820. She was a widow. She had had 10 children of which 6 were still living. She and both of her parents were born in North Carolina. Her occupation was not given. She could read and write, and speak English. COMMENTS: Her birthplace and that of her parents were erroneously listed as North Carolina instead of South Carolina.

Sarah died on 13 May 1904 at at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James L. Willis, Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia, at the age of 81. She was preceded in death by her. She was survived by her daughters, Martha A. Pritchard.⁷

     John Robert Tillery was the son of John Tillery and Nancy Bond.^2,3

They was enumerated as " John D. Tilry" was listed as household members living with an unknown person on the 1870 Census for Hamilton, Harris County, Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included:John D. Tilry was listed as a 28 year old, white, male; who was the Head of the Family. His occupation was a farmer. He was born in Georgia. He was a citizen of the United States.⁴ He and Sarah McDaniel were divorced between 1872 and 1880 at Barbour County, Alabama; Between 1872 and 1880 Sarah McDaniel had separated or was divorced from John R. Tillery. The census data for 1880 indicates that she returned to Talbot County and lived next door to her father George McDaniel with he son Leonard Hollis and used the last name of Holllis. Her two sons by John R. Tillery remained in Alabama with their father. James Marshall went to see his mother about 1897 to ask why she had left them.Their conversation wasn't repeated and there was no further contact.^5,6,7

He was enumerated as " John R. Tillery" and was listed as the head of household on the 1880 Census for Scroggins, Barbour County, Alabama, Scroggins, Beat # *. Also living in the household were his wife, Nancy Bond , his sons, James Marshall Tillery and George Lafayette Tillery .. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:John R. Tillery was listed as a 38 year old, white, male; who was the Head of the Family. His occupation was a farmer. He was born in Alabama. He was a citizen of the United States.⁸

     Leonard S. Hollis was born circa 1836 at Georgia.² He was the son of George Hollis and Mary V..¹

He enumerated as "Leonard Hollis" and was listed as a household member living with George Hollis on the 1850 Census for. The official date for this census was 1 June 1850. Facts gathered from this census included:Leonard Hollis was a 13 year old white male who was a household memberand probably the son of the Head of the Family, George Hollis. He indicated his place of birth was Georgia .His occupation was laborer. He had attended school within the year.¹

Leonard died between 1860 and 1865 at Talbot County, Georgia, He died sometime between the 1860 Census and the date his wife Sarah married John R. Tillery. He was preceded in death by his. He was survived by his wives, Sarah McDaniel, sons, Leonard J. Hollis, daughters, Mary Hollis, brothers, Monroe Hollis.³

Leonard S. was enumerated as "Leonard S.Hollis" on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. Sarah McDaniel and Mary Hollis were listed as household members. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included:Leonard Hollis was a 24 year old white male who was the Head of the Family. He indicated his place of birth was Georgia. His occupation was farming. The value of his personal estate was $55. George McDaniel, Monroe Hollis and Mary V. were listed as his neighbors.²

     Leonard J. Hollis was born circa 1862 at Talbot County, Georgia.² He was the son of Leonard S. Hollis and Sarah McDaniel.¹

He was enumerated as "Leonard S.Tilry" and was listed as a household member living with John Robert Tillery on the 1870 Census for Hamilton, Harris County, Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included:Leonard S.Tilry was listed as a 8 year old, white, male; who was a household member and probably the stepson of the Head of the Family, John R. Tilry. His occupation was not given. He was born in Georgia. COMMENT: He most likely is Leonard R. Hollis, son of Sarah McDaniel Hollis Tillery and stepson of John R. Tillery.³

He was enumerated as "Leonard Hollis" and was listed as the son of an unknown person on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, Bangh's Dictrict, Georgia Militia District 894. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:Leonard Hollis was a 16 year old white male who was the son of the Head of the Family, Sarah Hollis. His occupation was laborer. His place of birth and that of his fatherand mother was Georgia.⁴

Leonard J. Hollis enumerated as "James L. Hollis" was listed as the head of household on the 1910 Census of at 406 George Lomax Street, Marshall, Harrison County, Texas, Ward 1, Justice Precinct 3. Also living in the household were., his mother, Sarah McDaniel . The official date of this census was 15 April 1910. It did not include anyone born after 15 April 1910. Facts gathered from this census included: Lenard Hollis was a 48 year old white male who was the Head of the Family. He was married and had been so for 4 years. He and his parents were born in Georgia. He spoke English. His occupation was a carpenterr in a railroad shop. He was a worker. He was at work on 15 April 1910 and was fully employed in 1909. He could read and write. He rented his home.⁵

Leonard J. Hollis enumerated as "L. S. Hollis" was listed as the head of household on the 1920 Census of at 601 West Hickory, Marshall, Harrison County, Texas, Ward 1, Justice Precinct 3. Also living in the household were., his father-in-law, W.R. Hargrove, his mother-in-law, Emma (?) . The official date of this census was 01 January 1920. Facts gathered from this census included: L. S. Hollis was a 58 year old white male who was the the Head of the Family. He owned his home free of debt. He was married. He was able to read and write. He and both of his parents were born in Georgia He spoke English. He was a car inspector employed by the railroad. He was a worker.⁶

Leonard died before 1930 He probably died somewhere between 1922-1930 based upon the 1930 Census.. He was preceded in death by his. He was survived by his.⁷

     Mary Hollis was born circa March 1859 at Talbot County, Georgia, was 2 months old when parents married.^4,5 She was the daughter of Leonard S. Hollis and Sarah McDaniel.^2,3

Mary was enumerated as "Mary Hollis" was listed as a household member living with Leonard S. Hollis on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included:Mary Hollis was a 2 month old white female who was a member of the household and probably the daughter of the Head of the Family, Leonard S. Hollis. Her place of birth was Georgia. Her occupation was not listed.²

     James Marshall Tillery was born circa 1865 at Georgia.² He was the son of John Robert Tillery and Sarah McDaniel.¹

He was enumerated as "James M.Tilry" and was listed as a household member living with John Robert Tillery on the 1870 Census for Hamilton, Harris County, Texas. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included:James M.Tilry was listed as a 5 year old, white, male; who was a household member and probably the son of the Head of the Family, John R. Tilry. His occupation was not given. He was born in Georgia.¹

He was enumerated as "James M. Tillery" and was listed as the son of John Robert Tillery on the 1880 Census for Scroggins, Barbour County, Alabama, Scroggins, Beat # 8. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:James M. Tillery was listed as a 14 year old, white, male; who was the son of the Head of the Family, John R. Tillery. His occupation was not listed. He was born in Georgia; his father in Alabama, and his mother in Georgia.³

     George Lafayette Tillery was born circa 1872 at Harris County, Georgia.¹ He was the son of John Robert Tillery and Sarah McDaniel.¹

He was enumerated as "George L. Tillery" and was listed as the son of John Robert Tillery on the 1880 Census for Scroggins, Barbour County, Alabama, Scroggins, Beat # 8. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:George L.Tillery was listed as a 8 year old, white, male; who was the son of the Head of the Family, John R. Tillery. His occupation was not listed. He was born in Georgia; his father in Alabama, and his mother in Georgia.²

George Lafayette Tillery James Marshall went to see his mother about 1897 to ask why she had left them. Their conversation wasn't
repeated and there was no further contact. circa 1897.³

     Monroe Hollis was born in May 1839 at Talbot County, Georgia.² He was the son of George Hollis and Mary V..¹

He enumerated as "Monroe Hollis" and was listed as a household member living with George Hollis on the 1850 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 17. The official date for this census was 1 June 1850. Facts gathered from this census included:Monroe Hollis was an 11 year old white male who was a household member and probably the son of the Head of the Family, George Hollis. He indicated his place of birth was Georgia. His occupation was not listed. He had attended school within the year.¹

Monroe Hollis married Elizabeth McDaniel on 7 September 1859 at Talbot County, Georgia.³

Monroe was enumerated as "Monroe G. Hollis" on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. Elizabeth McDaniel were listed as household members. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included:Monroe G. Hollis was a 21 year old white male who was the Head of the Family. His occupation was farming, and he valued his personal estate at $185. His place of birth was Georgia. He had been married within the year. Mary V., Leonard S. Hollis and George McDaniel were listed as his neighbors.⁴

Monroe Hollis was enumerated as "Munroe Hollis" and was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included:Munroe Hollis was a 31 year old white male who was the Head of the Family. His occupation was farming, and he valued his real estate at $300. and his personal estate at $200. His place of birth was Georgia..⁵

He was enumerated as "Monroe Hollis" and was listed as the head of household on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, Georgia Military District 688. Also living in the household were his wife, Elizabeth McDaniel , his sons, Richard Hollis .. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:Munroe Hollis was a 41 year old white male who was the Head of the Family. His occupation was farming, and he he was married. He and both of his parents' place of birth was Georgia. Anderson Winn McDaniel, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel, George Thomas McDaniel, Sarah McDaniel, William McDaniel, George McDaniel and Sarah Elizabeth Carter were listed as his neighbors.⁶

Monroe Hollis enumerated as "Monroe Hollis" was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 census of Harrison County, Texas, Justice Precinct 5,, living alone. William McDaniel was listed as a neighbor. The official date of this census was 1 June 1900. It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900. Facts gathered from this census included:Monroe Hollis was a 61 year old white male who was the Head of the Family. He was born in May of 1839 . He was a widower. He and both of his parents' place of birth was Georgia. His occupation was farming, but he was unemployed, He could not read or write, but could speak English. He owned his home free . It was a farm, and the farm schedule was # 18.⁷

Monroe Hollis enumerated as "Moroe G. Hollisl" was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 census of Harrison County, Texas,, living alone. The official date of this census was 15 April 1910. It did not include anyone born after 15 April 1910. Facts gathered from this census included: Moroe G. Hollis was a 70 year old white male who was the Head of the Family. He was a widower. He and both of his parents were born in Georgia He spoke English. He was a farmer employed in general farming. He was working on his own account. He could not read and write. He owned his home free, and it was a farm. Farm Schedule #6.⁸

     Elizabeth Free is the daughter of (?) Free.

     Letha Ann Tillery is the daughter of James Marshall Tillery and Elizabeth Free.^2,3

Letha Ann Tillery married William Wallace Wade .⁴

     

William Wallace Wade married Letha Ann Tillery .¹