Robert Hicks married Miss Irby (should be Irwin) of Virginia.  One of their daughters married a Reeves, another, Sarah, was left in her care.  She treated her as a menial.  John Bonner of English descent fell in love with her.  He stole her from her sister. In her flight she left her wardrobe.  He purchased her trousseau for her and they were married at church.  Robert Hicks, a third child, inherited the landed estate.  He founded the town of Hicksford, in Sussex County, VA.

Sarah, the wife of John Bonner, was a woman of unusual strength and decision of character.  She was noted for her strong will and independent spirit.  Her husband at one time went to Petersburg and had the necessary writings drawn up to free his many negroes.  When he reached home that night, and told his wife of it, she was indignant, and told him that she did not consider it safe to remain on the place with a set of free negroes so she got up and started to walk to her son Robert's home but being at that time old and feeble, and it being in the night, she was unable to reach the house although she had crawled part of the way.  She called repeatedly to her son to come to her aid.  He and his wife were seated around the fireside.  He heard her cry and said, "wife, that is my Mother's voice I hear, I must go to her".  Sarah belonged to the English Church. She, in company with her son Robert, started to go to church.  She was riding a wild, untamed, colt, that no woman had ever attempted to ride before.  Suddenly she let the bridle reins fall on the colts neck, raising her hands aloft and clasping them together exclaimed; "It is so"! "What is so?" exclaimed Robert. "That we must have a change of heart before we can be saved" she replied.

After the death of her husband, she went to live with Robert.  She was then very old.  One day she was sitting before the fire engaged in knitting.  She said to her son; "Tomorrow I will be sitting in this same seat with my knitting in my hand and just as the clock strikes ten, my soul will have taken flight".  Robert remained about the house the next day and as the clock struck ten, she breathed her last.  She had twelve or fourteen children by John Bonner.  I here-with furnish the names of twelve, and the names of those they married, and the names and number of their children as far as I know.

1st: John, who married Polly Bonner, his cousin.  A daughter of theirs married a Mr. Chappell.  I think the Price family who resides seven miles west of Somerville, Alabama, are their descendants.  John Bonner's second wife was a Smith (Daughter of Isham Smith as noted in his will).  The names of their daughters were Elizabeth, Mary, Lucy and Drusilla.  John Bonner's third wife was a sister of his second.  Their daughter, Mary, married Claibourn Wright.

2nd: Thomas Bonner's first wife was Lucy Birge.  His second wife was Betsy Bonner and his third wife was the widow Grenade.

3rd:  Young Bonner.  He loved a beautiful girl, Hannah Nichols.  His parents opposing his marriage, he sank into a hopeless state of melancholy and died at the age of 21.

4th:  Hicks Bonner married Joanna Bonner.  They moved to Sparta, GA.

5th:  Betty Bonner married Tom Love.  They moved to NC (Northampton County). The names of their children were: Peggy (Margaret), Patsy, Jinsey (Jane), Rhoda, Sallie (Sarah), John, Tom and Charlie. Peggy died.  They owned a large mill which was washed away.

6th:  Sallie Bonner married William Wilburn.  They had six children: Betsy, Polly, Rebecca, Sally, Patsy and Jimmie.  After the death of Sallie Bonner, William Wilburn married the widow Rebecca Oliver Wilburn.  They had five children: Henry, William, Thomas, Frances and John.  Frances first married William Pettus and they had three sons and two daughters.  Frances' second husband was Major Hubbard.  They moved to Mississippi

7th:  Hallie Bonner married Mial Malone.  The names of their children were: Lucy, Dick, Cary, Betsy, Jones, and Bonner.  I believe they all died except one.

8th:  Pheebe Bonner married Robert Warren.  Her second husband was Mr. Brown.  They had three children: Polly, Billy, and Jincey who married Allen.

9th: Patty Bonner married Daniel Raney. I don't know anything about them.

10th: Celia Bonner married John Fox and had five children: Peggy, Isaac, Salle and Ben.

11th: Jinsey Bonner married Billy Harper. I don't know anything about them. (He was Rev. War Veteran, and is buried Choice Cemetery, Baldwin Co, GA.  Probably son of Edward).

12th: Peggy Bonner married Frederick Batts and had two children: Fred and Phoebe.

1st: John Bonner, the son of John Bonner and Sarah Hicks, his wife, had, by his third wife, a daughter, Mary, who married Claibourn Wright.  They (Mary and Claibourn) had three children: Robert, Minerva, and Malvina.  Minerva married Jones and moved to Texas.  Malvina married Cannon. One of her (Malvina's) daughters married Mason of Athens, Alabama.

John Bonner also had a daughter, Elizabeth, who first married Asa Allen, a widower.  Her second husband was Mr. Binford.  She was a stylish elegant lady, a splendid housekeeper.  She died childless. Her sister Mary's children inherited her property.

Robert Wright married Sarah Darwin and left five (she gives 6 names here though) daughters. (1st) Mary, who married Ford Hulett, a Methodist preacher on the Athens Alabama circuit at the present time (2 February 1895). They had five children: Mamie, Fannie, Ford, Robert and one other.  Robert Wright's two daughters (2nd) Irene and (3rd) Fannie died young. (4th) Sallie and (5th) Bettie who married Jackson Rose and has no children.  At this time she resides in a large roomy house surrounded by many rare and beautiful hothouse plants.  Her Post Office address is Trinity, Alabama.  Another daughter (?) Roberta Wright is still unmarried.  She is a fine artist.  After Robert Wright's death, his widow married Marion Couch.  She has one son by him named James.  He is an honor to any family.  Their Post Office address is Trinity, Alabama. John Bonner's daughter, Drusilla, married a Mr. Jackson of Tennessee.

The fifth child of John Bonner and Sarah Hicks, named Bettie (Elizabeth), married Tom (Thomas) Love.  They had nine children, I only know of seven (she named 8 though). 

1st Sallie married William Glover and they had five children.

2nd Patsy married John Glover, brother to William Glover and had one child.

3rd Jinsey married first John Rosser, second Aaron Allen and third Moses Collier the father of Ben Collier, now a merchant of Decatur Alabama. He (Ben) has only one son, Ed, who married Annie Taylor and they have several children. 

4th Rhoda married Wiley Dupree and had seven children: Dollerson (Donaldson), Betty, Sallie, Allen, Lewis, Tom, Hicks and Wiley.

5th John married Betsy Wilburn his first cousin and they had seven children.

6th Tom married Lucy Batts, the widow of Tim Allen who left one child, Mary (Allen), who married Farley and had three boys.

7th Charles married Rhoda Ham (1815 in Madison County, AL). They had eight children.  They resided near Murfreesboro, Rutherford County, Tennessee (moved from AL in 1835). John Love, the brother of Charles, moved from NC to AL and there they met with Rhoda Ham, who was beautiful and very amiable.  They wrote to Charles extolling her many charms.  Charles visited them.  John was a Methodist preacher.  Sunday they went to church.  Charles attention was soon attracted by one of the prettiest girls he had ever seen. As soon as they were at home, he exclaimed, "I saw my future wife today."  He was asked to describe her and when he did so they exclaimed, "Why it is Rhoda Ham, we know she would just suit you." After Charles married Rhoda their happiness was complete, but alas, after the birth of her first child, she had puerperal fever and her mind was never restored.  Charles' devotion never wavered.  He slept with each of their little babes in his arms at night and watched over them with a Mother's devotion while his meek and gentle wife was cared for, petted, and caressed as fondly as ever.

Sallie Love (1st child of Thomas and Betty) married William Glover and had five children: 1st Sallie married Nat Norwood; 2nd Rebecca married (1820) Nat Glover (after his death in 1840 she remarried Joseph Russell); 3rd Jane married (30 Dec 1823) (Henry) Garner; 4th William died unmarried; 5th Jones died unmarried.

Rhoda Love (4th child of Thomas and Betty) married Wiley Dupree and had seven children.  They lived where John Bober now lives and part of the family are buried there. 1st Allen married Betsy Stewart (Aug 1822, Morgan Co., AL) and had one child (Mary Jane) who moved to Arkansas. 2nd Betsy married Sam Pennell and moved to Mississippi. 3rd Thomas (Love) married Massie Bouldin (14 Sept 1822), sister of (William) Graves Bouldin and moved to Mississippi.

5th (of Thomas & Betty) John Love married Betsy Wilburn, his first cousin, they had seven children. 1st Sallie first married William Hine (1 Oct 1818) a brother of Raggell Hine of Athens Alabama.  She had two children, Calviin and Ann Adela.  2nd; Thomas married Mary Crutcher, had eight children. 3rd; William married Margaret Fennel, his second cousin. He had one child, S. E.(Sarah Elizabeth) Peck (the author of this document). 4th; Eliza married first Ben Wilburn, son of Rebecca Oliver Wilburn, and had six children. Her 2nd husband, Thomas Graves, left one childe, Jemmie (Virginia, the transcriber of this document in 1896), who married Judge J.H. Stewart of Dayton, Ala. 5th; Rebecca married first Mr. Tucker, second husband, William Pettus, had three sons.

6th; Martha. 7th; John who fought in the Seminole War in Florida, died when only 19 years of age.

1st: Sallie Love married William Hine, had two children. 1st; Calvin Hine married Ann Carn, had two children, William and James. 2nd; Ann Adela married Peter Norwood, had six children, Stafford, Putman, Augustam Maria, Peter Ventress, Westchina Colman, Jones.  All live in Louisiana.

2nd: Thomas Love married Crutcher, had 8 children. 1st; Susan married James Hatchette, her first cousin, had five children. 2nd; William married Miss Miller, 3rd; Thomas married Lucy Petty. 4th; Benton married Virginia Fielding. 5th John. 6th; Charles. 7th; Edwin. 8th;Frances, P.O.Athens, Ala.

3rd: William Wilburn Love married his second cousin, Margaret Fennel, had one child, Sarah E., who married her first cousin, John W. Peck. She has five children living.  1st; Avant (Kate A.) still single. 2nd; Mary Ella married Holcott Neville, has only four children living, Rebecca, Viola, Maud, and Annie. P.O.Hanna, Wise County, Texas. 3rd; Margaret married Willie T. Johnson, has two children, Sallie Bettie and Pearl. P.O.Trinity, Morgan County, Ala. 4th; James Wilburn married Lizzie Mudd. 5th; Sarah E. married William Bober, has one son, John Monrow.

4th: Eliza Love first married Ben Wilburn, second Thomas Graves, she left six children.  1st; Henry died at the age of thirty. 2nd; William Jones died at the age of thirty-one. 3rd; Benjamin died at the age of 18. 4th; Rebecca Oliver first married Arthur Robinson, had two children, Arthur Walter and Carrie Otey, who died in Ark. at the age of nine months in 1864.  Her second husband was Judge J.H. Scruggs of Huntsville, Ala. 5th; Bettie Love died aged 23 in Phillips County, Arkansas.  She was a pure christian character, cultivated and refined.  She graduated with honors at the Huntsville Female College in 1858. 6th; Virginia Graves married Judge J. H. Stewart of Marion, Perry County, Alabama.

5th: Rebecca Love first married William Tucker, he left no children.  Her second husband was William Pettus, left three sons. William Pettus after her death married Lottie Day and had tree sons, who were intelligent men.  Ernest married Julia Gunn, and intelligent lady of Trinity, Alabama. Rebecca's children were: 1st; Thomas, who died in the Confederate army aged 22. 2nd; William who is a physician in Madison County, Alabama, married a daughter of Hartwell GBrown, formerly of Columbia, Tenn. 3rd; Sammy married Miss Atkins, lives in Madison County, Alabama.

6th: Martha Love married William Robinson (son of Rebecca Wilburn and William Robinson), hd two children. 1st; Rebecca married James Bibb of Madison, Alabama, had three children.  2nd; Bettie married Tom Jamar, moved to Texas.  Rebecca Bibb had three children: 1st; Mattie married Mr. Harris, left three children, live in Chattanooga, Tennessee. 2nd; Ella married (1885)(B.F.) Boswell, P.O. Floral City, Fla. 3rd; Henry.

6th: (of Thomas and Betty) Thomas Love, brother of John and Charles 1st married the widow of Time Allen.  She was the step-daughter of Peggy Batts, who was the youngest daughter of John Bonner and his wife Sarah Hicks.  She had six children by Tom Love. 1st; Amos never married. 2nd; Thomas Jefferson married. 3rd; John moved to Miss.

Thomas' second wife was Betty Sanders, sister of Major Sanders. They first lived on Nubbin Ridge, Madison County, Ala., then moved to Miss. and lastly to Texas.  His third wife unknown.  He was a man who was given to speculation, he would be immensely rich, then suddenly become poor.  His great energy would soon elevate him again.  He built a large brick house on the Ridge.

7th: (of Thomas and Betty) Charles Love married Rhoda Ham, they had eight children. 1st; Eveline married A.G. Henderson. After her death he married her sister (Bettie). 2nd; Bettie, she is now a widow with a large family. 3rd; Martha married Major C. W. Anderson of Nashville, Tenn. 4th; Dr. Charlie (Charles Thaddeus of Trenton, TN) married Miss (Elizabeth Blackman) Buchannon. He has a large family. 5th; Thomas (Bonner) lives near Humbolt, Tenn., married Miss Bethshears, has a large family of children. 6th; Allen lives near Humbolt, Tenn., married Miss Clark, has a large family of children. 7th; James lives near Humbolt, Tenn., has a large family. 8th; Hugh left two daughters. 9th; John R.(Richardson...a child of his last wife), the youngest child lives in Nashville, is connected with the R.R. service. He married a Miss Davis, who dies and left four children.  Several of Charles Loves' sons moved to Gibson County, West Tenn. 1st; Eveline married Henderson, left one son, W. T. Henderson, Nashville, Tenn. About the year 1878, I, Sarah E. Peck, was living on the mountain near Trinity.  A large crowd was gathered at the Grange School house.  I invited Mr. W. T. Henderson and several others to go home with us to take dinner.  In the evening our guests were seated on the porch.  Suddenly, Mr. Henderson looked at me and said, "I never saw two people as much alike as you and my Aunt Bettie." I replied, "Perhaps we are kin.  What was her maiden name." He replied "Bettie Love."  "Why that was my maiden name also", I answered.  He then told me that Charles Love was his grandfather so we found that our grandfathers were brothers.  His sister, Ida, visited us afterwards.  She was an elegant accomplished lady. I felt proud of our kinfolks.

I will now take up the Wilburn family and tell you all I know about them.  I think they formerly lived near Hicksford, Sussex County, Va.  Cousin Fannie Bibb told me that there were three brothers by the name Wilburn who came from Wales to the United States.  William Wilburn's wife came from England.  They had two sons, John and Billy.  I suppose he married the second time as he had two other sons, Ben and Burrell.

1st: John Wilburn married Tempe Hill.

2nd: Billie married Betsy Hill, his brother's wife's sister.  Another one of the Hill girls named Polly married John Malone and had nine children. The large family of Malones in Athens, Ala., are descended from her.  My grandmother used to say Mars. Ira Hobbs of Athens, Ala., the mother of Col. Thomas Hobbs and the grandmother of Macklin Hobbs, were kin to us...also Mrs. McDonald of Madison Crossroads.

Billie and Betsy Hill had four children. 1st; Joel. 2nd; William who married Sallie Bonner, had six children. 3rd; Sallie married first John Dillaha, 2nd Hal Jones, had no children.  She game my grandmother Betsy Wilburn, when she was a little girl, a little negro girl to wait on her when she visitied her. In her will she gave her this same negro, who was afterwards the mother of eleven children. 4th Betsy married Sam Mangum.  They had seven children.

1st: Joel

2nd: William Wilburn married Sallie Bonner, had six children:

1st; Betsy married John Love, had seven children already noticed.

2nd; Polly married Benjie Allen. 9 children.

3rd; Rebecca married William Robinson. Two children.

4th; Sallie married Calvin Hine (28 Nov 1811 in Sussex Co., VA), a brother of Ragel Hine a merchant of Athens, Ala.

5th; Patsy married John Jones, had seven children. (lived Limestone County, Ala.)

6th; Jimmie married Sallie Wiche, his second cousin.  Her mother was a Malone.  They had seven children. Lived near Huntsville, Ala.

2nd; William Wilburn had by his second wife (Rebecca Oliver Wilburn):

1st; a son who married Nancy Ford.

2nd; Thomas married Julia Parham, the names of their children were Mary, Rebecca, Julia, Sallie, Littleton, John and Tom moved to Miss.

3rd; John married Betsy Johnson.  The names of their children: Rebecca, Mary, Sarah, Matilda, Martha, Julia.  John's second wife was the widow Mayfield (Mary Lane Mayfield).

4th; Francis married William Pettus.

3rd: Rebecca Wilburn married William Robinson, had two children.  1st; Francis married Tom Tucker, had twelve children. 2nd; William married his first cousin, Martha Love (6th child of John and Betsy Wilburn Love), had two children, Fannie Bibb and Bettie Jamar.

1st; Francis Robinson married Tom Tucker, had three children who married.  1st; Sallie who married Charles Tyrone, had two children.  2nd; Jemmie who married Billie Bailey.  3rd; Richard who married Eliza Weatherford, had two children.

4th: Sallie Wilburn married Calvin Hine.(missing text).named Dick who married Mary Farrar, they had six children. 1st; Fannie who married Mr. Legg. 2nd; James Wilburn married Miss. Gordon.  3rd; Calvin Rice. 4th Harriet; 5th; Dick. 6th; Mary.

2nd: (of William Wilburn and Sallie Bonner) Polly (Mary) married Benjie Allen, had nine children.

1st; Elizabeth married Mayfield then Asa Allen and had two children. 2nd; (Reverend) James married Matilda Lanier.  Of 11 children only Fannie is alive.  She first married Binford, second married Tatum, an artist of Miss.  A son of James (Tom) married Cassey (Parham) Allen of Madison, Ala., and left two daughters.

3rd; Hicks married Miss Petty (Cornelia Ann, dau of George Petty), left one child.

4th; Rebecca married Robert Malone, left one child, a Methodist Preacher (Hicks Malone).

5th; William Allen married Lou Massey, had five children, three are now living.First, Pete Allen, still single. Second, James, married Miss _____. Third, William Byrd, married Miss (Anna) Pettus, has a family of children.

6th; Martha Allen married Sam Pettus, ahs two children, reside in Madison County, Ala.

7th; Robert married Amelia Petty. 6 children moved to Miss.

8th; John Allen married Margaret (Fennell), the widow of William Love, left eight children.

1st; (from above) Elizabeth Allen had two children by Asa Allen.  First, Matilda who married John Binford, had four children. Second, Fannie who married Leno (Zeno) Harris, left one child, Leno (Zeno) Harris, who now lives in Memphis, Tenn.  Matilda Binford had four children: Annie Eliza who married Throne, a wholesale shoe merchant of Nashville, Tenn. She also left John Fannie Asa, and Henry.

2nd; (from above) James Allen married Matilda Lanier, had 11 children.  All died except Tom Allen who married Cassey Parham, left two daughters. resides either in Huntsville or Madison, Ala.  James Allen had a daughter, Fannie, who first married T. Binford, second Tatum, an artist. She has three children; Matilda, Sallie, and Allen.

3rd; Hicks Allen married Amelia Petty, had one child named Benjamin.  He left two children.  Rebecca Allen married Robert Malone, had one child, Hicks Malone.

7th child of Old John Bonner and wife Sarah Hicks married John Fox who came from England and was related to Lord Holland and his son Charles James Fox.  The famous orator, Lord Holland, was a millionare, married a lady of rank, bought his title.chose it from the name of the celebrated Holland House which he purchased.  John Fox and his wife Celia had five children: 1st. Peggy married Ned delony, had a number of children. 2nd. Isaac married Sadie Haley. 3rd. Sallie married Wiley Fennell. 4th. Jack married Betsy Campbell, two of her daughters married Coxes and two married Jimmie T. Kimball.  5th Ben first married Frankie Walker, second Eliza Turner.

William Fox, the father of John, married Sarah Avant, a wealthy lady of Va. Mary Avant and the Avants of MAresville, Ala. are descended from Sarah Avant's sister.  Sarah had four children: Nuna who marrried Jessie Mitchell, William who married Patty Reeves, John who married Celia Bonner and had five children, Sarah who married Mr. Robinson.

1st Peggy married Ned Deloney, had a large family.  1st; Edward married Nancy Warren then Amelia Jones of Leighton, Ala. 2nd; Martha married Oswald Kind and had Rush, Margie, Robert and Curtis, married Miss Warren, Lughton, Ala. 3rd; Sallie married Harry Fennell.  Charles Fox their son married Fannie Heartsfield.  He left seven children: Edgar, Fannie, Ida, Sallie, Evan, Charles, and Harry.  Ida married Gus Blackwell and has two children. 4th; Dr. Ike married ________. 5th; Turner married Mary Lane, had five children. 6th; Dr. Jim married Maria Lane, had three children. 7th; LaFayette married Sarah Lane and had four children. Margarette who married James Allison, inventor of a fish trap and a churn. Isaac is married and lives in Ark. Lafayette is in Louisiana.  8th; William married Jane Adams of Decatur.

2nd Isaac Fox married Sadie Haley.  Their daughter Lucy married Ben Lykes and Sallie married Major Sanders (His sister, Elizabeth Sanders, married Thomas Love).

3rd Sallie Fox married Wiley Fennell whose grandfather was a wealthy French Huguenot.  He resided in N.C, built a fine house. He disinherited his first wife's children, left his property to his second wife's children. Her descendants, Isam Fennell being one of them, reside near Huntsville, Ala.

Sallie Fox and Wiley Fennell had eight children.

1st. James married Mary King, left five children.

2nd. Celia first married George Peck, had two children, married second William Darwin (they had 5 children. Their daughter Sarah married Robert Wright as noted earlier).

3rd. Sallie married first Jessie Lane, four children, second Moses Morris (and had 3 children).

4th. Ann married Richard Bouldin and had three children.

5th. John fought in the war of Texas and was killed.

6th. Harry married (first) Sallie Deloney (his first cousin, they had 5 children. married second Sarah A. Tucker and had one child).

7th. Mary.

8th. Margarette married William Wilburn Love (son of John and Betsy), had one child, Sarah E. Love, who married her first cousin, John W. Peck.  She has 5 children.  Margarette had by her second husband, John F. Allen, seven children (says 8 later).

1st (child of Wiley and Sallie Fox Fennell) James Fennell married his second cousin, Mary King, left five children.

(1st. part of text not transcribed. skips some info on their 1st child)

2nd. Celia married Frank Davis.

3rd. Frank married his second cousin Bell Darwin.

4th. Laura, a graduate of Huntsville Female College, married Ed. Kimball.

2nd. Ann Fennell (of James and Mary King Fennell) married Ab Davis, has two children: Jeff who married Mary Minor, has three children.  Mary was a pupil in the Huntsville (missing text) at the time it was burned.

3rd. James Fennell married his cousin Rebecca Deloney and has a large family.

4th. Susie married John Daves, has no children.

2nd (of Wiley & Sallie)  Celia Fennell first married George Peck, who was of a noted old Virginia family, descended from the famous Ben Burden.  They had two children: Margarette who married Robert King and left three children and John W. Peck who left five children. Celia's second husband was George Darwin who left four children.  Third husband, Richard Bouldin.

1st. Margaret Peck married Robert King. He left three children. The first, Celia King, married Albert McGregor, they have seven children. 1st Kattie married Dr. Walker Day, a member of the state legislature.  She has no children, lives at Hartselle, Ala. 2nd William married, lives in Tuscumbia, Ala. 3rd Don married, lives at Leighton, Ala. 4th Madgie is unmarried. 5th Celia. 6th Georgie. 7th Edward.

John (Franklin) Allen married the widow Margaret Finnell Love. They had eight children (earlier she had said seven).

1st..Wiley had been married three times, has sons by his first wife, all prosperous and well married Has two daughters by his second wife.  His third wife is the daughter of Frank Allen...the son of Asa Allen who married Elizabeth, the mother of Matilda Binford and Fannie Harris. Wiley Allen is quite prosperous.

2nd John is married, has three gifted sons. (part of original destroyed - missing text throughout these sections) are all prosperous, live in Mari___.

3rd James married Fannie Johnson. Huntsville, Ala. He left four children has married again.

4th Hicks has harried, twice.

5th Celia married (James) Nance, left. (children: Josiah, Charlie, Bethenia, James C., Bettie Mullin, Mary E. all went to Texas).

Patsy Wilburn (daughter of William and Sallie Bonner Wilburn) married (John) Jones had a large family of children.

1st.. Egbert married Miss (Mary Elizabeth "Pet") Echols. He was a gallant Col of the.(4th Alabama Infantry).regiment and was killed at the.(1st battle of Manassas (died 3 Sept 1861))

2nd Egbert was a Methodist minister in Missouri.

3rd..Fannie was a graduate of Macon, Ga., she married Mr. Robertson and moved to Missouri.  She left two or three children.  Jack Wilburn married, had a large family, moved from Athens, Ala., to West Tenn.  Tom Wilburn married, had a large family, moved to North Miss.