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Descendants of Joseph Cannon
Generation No. 1
1. JOSEPH1 CANNON was born Abt. 1765 in South Carolina, and died 1843 in
St. Charles County, Missouri. He married NANCY SITTON Abt. 1808. She was
born 1765 in North Carolina, and died 1885 in St. Charles County, Missouri.
Notes for JOSEPH CANNON:
Moved from SC to TN and then in 1811 to St Charles County, Missouri, where
Joseph built a walnut log cabin. During the Indian wars of 1812 Joseph and
his family lived in Kennedy's Fort until it was safe, and then moved back
into their cabin (which was in the family for three generations)
Joseph and Nancy are buried side by side in the Cannon family cemetery, on
the old homestead.
More About JOSEPH CANNON:
Census: 1830, St. Charles County, Missouri
Tax List: 1804, Wilson County, Tennessee?Children of JOSEPH CANNON and NANCY SITTON are:
2. i. PHILLIP SAMUEL2 CANNON, b. November 19, 1809, Wilson County,??
Tennessee; d. April 03, 1856, St. Charles County, Missouri.
ii. SARAH CANNON, b. Abt. 1811.
iii. RACHEL CANNON, b. Abt. 1813; m. RAPHAEL FLORATHEY.
More About RAPHAEL FLORATHEY:
Residence: 1875, Iowa
iv. KEZIAH CANNON, b. Abt. 1815.
Notes for KEZIAH CANNON:
Keziah died single.
v. NANCY CANNON, b. Abt. 1817; m. JOHN CREECH; b. Abt. 1811.Generation No. 2
2. PHILLIP SAMUEL2 CANNON (JOSEPH1) was born November 19, 1809 in Wilson
County,?? Tennessee, and died April 03, 1856 in St. Charles County, Missouri.
He married (1) ELIZABETH MCCOY March 15, 1827 in St. Charles County,
Missouri, daughter of DANIEL MCCOY and RACHEL ZUMWALT. She was born July 15,
1812 in St. Charles County, Missouri, and died July 12, 1849 in St. Charles
County, Missouri. He married (2) SUSAN ANN KEISLER February 09, 1851.
More About PHILLIP SAMUEL CANNON:
Burial: Cannon Cemetery by his parents and wife
Census: 1830, St. Charles County, Missouri
Notes for ELIZABETH MCCOY:
Called "Betsy" Elisabeth is buried in the Cannon cemetery , on the old
homestead of her in-laws. Phillip is also buried there.
More About ELIZABETH MCCOY:
Burial: Cannon Cemetery by her husbandChildren of PHILLIP CANNON and ELIZABETH MCCOY are:
i. JULIA A.3 CANNON, b. 1828, St. Charles County, Missouri; m. ??? RILEY.
3. ii. GEORGE MOORE CANNON, b. November 30, 1830, St. Charles County,
Missouri; d. January 01, 1906, St. Charles County, Missouri.
4. iii. WILLIAM R. CANNON, b. October 10, 1834, St. Charles County,
Missouri; d. January 16, 1907.
5. iv. RACHEL CANNON, b. 1835, Forisstell, St. Charles County, Missouri; d.
September 16, 1891, Troy, Lincoln County, Missouri.
v. JOHN B.CANNON, b. Abt. 1838, St. Charles County, Missouri.
vi. ELLEN ELIZABETH CANNON, b. Abt. 1840.
vii. DANIEL M. CANNON, b. 1840, St. Charles County, Missouri; d. 1908;
m. ZERELDA HOPKINS, October 15, 1862, Jefferson County, Missouri; b. August
27, 1837, Missouri; d. November 07, 1901.
Notes for DANIEL M. CANNON:
Daniel and Zerilda didn't have children of their own, but raised several
relatives children.
Daniel was a private in the Missouri Infantry, Aug 1861-July 1862 in the
Civil War.
More About ZERELDA HOPKINS:
Burial: New Liberty Cemetery, Howell County, Missouri
viii. NANCY CANNON, b. December 14, 1842, St. Charles County, Missouri;
d. January 1861, St. Charles County, Missouri.
ix. ELIZABETH C. CANNON, b. Abt. 1844, St. Charles County, Missouri.
x. NATHANIEL CANNON, b. Abt. 1848, St. Charles County, Missouri.
xi. SARAH ANN CANNON, b. 1846, St. Charles County, Missouri; d. 1924; m.
JERAMIAH BECK.Children of PHILLIP CANNON and SUSAN KEISLER are:
xii. MARY JANE3 CANNON, b. 1852.
xiii. ROBERT CANNON, b. 1854; d. 1907, Dameron, Missouri.
More About ROBERT CANNON:
Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri
Generation No. 33. GEORGE MOORE3 CANNON (PHILLIP SAMUEL2, JOSEPH1) was born November 30,
1830 in St. Charles County, Missouri, and died January 01, 1906 in St.
Charles County, Missouri. He married SARAH CATHERINE LEWIS June 30, 1858 in
St Charles County, Missouri, daughter of JAMES LEWIS and ELIZABETH GROSS.
She was born June 29, 1840 in Missouri, and died February 02, 1921 in St.
Charles County, Missouri.
Notes for GEORGE MOORE CANNON:
Farmer and Stock raiser.
More About GEORGE MOORE CANNON:
Religion: PresbyterianChildren of GEORGE CANNON and SARAH LEWIS are:
i. JOHN E.4 CANNON.
ii. NANCE E. CANNON.
iii. SARAH E. CANNON.
iv. JAMES T. CANNON.
v. GEORGE RICHARD CANNON, b. St. Charles County, Missouri; d. September
01, 1943; m. MARY CHARLESTONIA ROLLINS.
vi. PHILIP SAMUEL CANNON.
vii. OMA MAY CANNON.
viii. DANIEL W. CANNON.
ix. ALBERT B. CANNON.
x. LUCY A. CANNON.4. WILLIAM R.3 CANNON (PHILLIP SAMUEL2, JOSEPH1) was born October 10, 1834
in St. Charles County, Missouri, and died January 16, 1907. He married
MARTHA ANN CANNON. She died 1869.Children of WILLIAM CANNON and MARTHA CANNON are:
i. JAMES RIDLEY4 CANNON, b. January 1866; d. February 13, 1911; m.
MALINDA RUTH RECTOR, August 25, 1905.
ii. JULIA R. CANNON, b. July 29, 1858.
iii. JOSEPH S. CANNON, b. June 22, 1861.
iv. JOHN BARTON CANNON, b. August 13, 1864.
v. MARTHA CANNON, b. 1869.
vi. MERCENIA CANNON.5. RACHEL3 CANNON (PHILLIP SAMUEL2, JOSEPH1) was born 1835 in Forisstell,
St. Charles County, Missouri, and died September 16, 1891 in Troy, Lincoln
County, Missouri. She married JOSEPH G HOPKINS October 09, 1851 in St.
Charles, County, Missouri, son of WALKER HOPKINS and NANCY GIBSON. He was
born October 19, 1828 in Missouri, and died November 18, 1864 in Kansas City,
Jackson County, Missouri.
Notes for RACHEL CANNON:
Rachel went to live with her brother Daniel and his wife Zerilda (Hopkins)
Cannon after after her husband died in the civil war, in Spring Creek,
Howell County, Missouri. She was living there in 1870.
Notes for JOSEPH G HOPKINS:
This information was given to me by Royce Hopkins, in the 1980s.
"Joseph G. Hopkins married Rachel and lived in Cedar County, Missouri until
the Civil War. Joseph fought for the confederacy and was captured and was
taken to St. Louis, where he died in prison, or shortly after release.
Rachel, during the war, hid her Oxen and took apart her wagon and hid it.
She put it back together when she thought it was safe and took her children
and came to Howell County, to stay with her brother, Daniel Mac Cannon.
Daniel had married my Great Grandfathers sister Zerelda and he lived about a
half mile from his farm. My father still owns my great grandfathers farm. I
farm next door. Joseph was a first cousin of my Great grandfather John.
Nancy married Andrew J. Hopkins, a son of Johns. They went to Oklahoma in
1901, in a covered wagon. Caroline and Jason Frizell, went then also and
before they went they covered the graves of two of their children with a slab
of concrete. The names of the girls were Naomi and Minnie Frizell. Most of
this was told to me by Allie Hughes, Okmulgee, Oklahoma. Allies mother was
Nancy Hopkins, sister to Caroline."
Hopkins, Joseph G. With Jackman's Missouri Cavalry, died of wounds at
Westport, Missouri while a POW in Kansas City on November 18, 1864. Ref:
CSRJC.
More About JOSEPH G HOPKINS:
Burial: Union Cemetery, E 28th St, Terrace, Kansas City, MO
Military service: 1864, In Co G, Nicols' MO Regt., in the Confederate ArmyChildren of RACHEL CANNON and JOSEPH HOPKINS are:
i. CAROLINE MARIAH4 HOPKINS, b. February 18, 1857, Missouri; d. 1932,
Prague, Lincoln Co., Oklahoma; m. (1) JAMES M. MORRIS, December 09, 1877,
Linclon County, Missouri; m. (2) JASON JAMES FRIZELL, Abt. 1881, Missouri; b.
December 1859, Madison Co., Missouri; d. August 10, 1927, Dent, Pottowatomi
County, Oklahoma.
Notes for JAMES M. MORRIS:
My grandmother describes Joe as a mean drunk Indian, that abused his wife.
My Great grandmother Caroline left him in a bad lightning storm in the middle
of the night with her baby only about one month old.
Notes for JASON JAMES FRIZELL:
Jason was taken into Nathan Cannons home and raised as his own at about the
age of seven or eight years old. No one knows what happened to his parents.
His Homestead papers of many years later said his Father was John Frizell and
his mother was Mary Ann and that he was born in Madison County, Missouri, in
1859. I was always told he didn't know who his parents were but he did. I
found him as a baby of a few months old in the 1860 census and his father was
John Frizell and his mother was Mary Ann Casteel. I found the will of
Jason's great grandfather Thomas Frizell in Madison County, listing Jason's
grandfather and father. (Marriage records of Madison County.) I did find
records that John and Mary sold their land in Madison County, about 1861. I
don't know where they went or what happened to them or why Jason was left.
Family history says that all of his people were killed by Indians, but it
seems late for that. More likely they were killed during the Civil war.
Further research is needed.
More About JASON JAMES FRIZELL:
Census: 1860, Madison County, Missouri
Fact 1: Buried: Prague, Lincoln County, Oklahomaii. JEREMIAH M. HOPKINS, b. December 09, 1855, Missouri.
iii. PETER HARDY HOPKINS, b. February 16, 1860, Missouri.
iv. JOSEPH GEORGE HOPKINS, b. February 04, 1862, Missouri; d. Aft. 1931,
St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri; m. CARRIE CREECH ???, September 15,
1892, Lincoln County, Missouri.
Notes for JOSEPH GEORGE HOPKINS:
I found a Joseph G. Hopkins that married a Carrie Creech Sept. 15, 1892 in
Lincoln County, Missouri. I am not sure it is this one.
v. NANCY ELIZABETH HOPKINS, b. February 06, 1864, Cedar County,
Missouri; d. January 24, 1940, Wellington, Collingsworth, Texas; m. (1)
ANDREW JACKSON HOPKINS, February 26, 1882, Howell County, Missouri; b. August
25, 1859, West Plains, Howell County, Missouri; d. September 16, 1911,
Aberdeen, Coollingsworth, Texas; m. (2) GEORGE TIMOTHY BROWN, January 1920,
Altus, Jackson County, Oklahoma; b. March 1857, Indiana; d. June 12, 1937,
Wellington, Collingsworth, Texas.
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http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/c/c/Patricia-A-McCoy/index.htmlHannah McCoy, mother of Sibby M. McCoy and Benjamin M. McCoy.
Hannah may have been freed from slavery on 31, December, 1801 by a writ of manumission from a John Wren in
Fairfax County, Virginia.
Benjamin M. McCoy married to: Ann Eliza or Eliza Ann Dudley on January 2, 1851 in Alexandria, Virginia or Washington, D.C.
Ann Eliza/Eliza Ann Dudley needs to have the name of her father filled in the blank that I have in my database. She may have been born in Virginia.
The approximate birthdate for Benjamin M. McCoy is December 5, 1810 either in Washington D.C. or Virginia.
He died approximately May 30, 1884 in Washington, D.C.
George William/Dudley McCoy born on December 27, 1859 in Washington, D.C. and died December 11, 1932 in Washington, D.C.
Married to: Amanda Estelle Pindell, daughter of Louis Henry Pindell and Amanda May Church, born September 9, 1870 in
Baltimore, Maryland and died February 7, 1932 in Washington, D.C.
George Dudley McCoy born March 25, 1897 in Washington, D.C. and died October 18, 1956 in Washington,
D.C. In addition, I need to find more information on the following branches of the Benjamin M. McCoy descendants:
Mary Edith McCoy who married John J. Jackson around 1879.
Their children: Adalina G. Jackson, Mayme Jackson and Lavinia Jackson (who married someone with the last name of Jordan). Rachel A. R. McCoy who married a John Augustus Hanson (marriage date unknown).
Their children: Augustus McCoy Hanson [attorney], Benjamin McCoy Hanson, George A. F. Hanson [musician],
Jesse McCoy Hanson, Czarina Hanson, Bertha E. Hanson-Hecton.
Hannah A. B. McCoy who married a John W. Hamilton (date unknown) Their daughter: Ollie Beatrice Hamilton (who married someone with the last name of Powell). James H. McCoy born in 1868, appears in the D.C. Census of 1870 but no longer appears in the Census after that. I need to find out what happened to him.
I'm also attempting to locate information on a cousin named Raymond E. Rice. He lived with my McCoy grandparents in Washington, D.C. in 1920 when he was approximately 16 years old. Family legend has it that he
worked as a horse jockey during his lifetime. According to the 1920 Census, he worked as a messenger for Western Union.
In addition, if anyone is also researching the Waterholters and the Fergusons, my maternal lines are from that
branch. I have some information on the three Frederick William Waterholters.
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Descendants of John McCoy
(Four Generation Report)Generation No. 1
1. JOHN1 MCCOY was born 17 February, 1764 in Fairfield County, SC, and died 17 September, 1836 in Laurens County, SC. He married CHARITY.
Notes for JOHN MCCOY:
John McCoy assisted in establishing American Independence while acting in the capacity of militia duty. (Acct. 2605 X, SC Archives AA 4970, page 1gg B) (Revolutionary War Audited Account of John McCoy AA 4970, on deposit with SC Department of Archives and History) (Joyce Hetherington)John McCoy, born 17 February 1764, died 17 September 1836, SC, married Charity, Soldier, SC. (Information from DAR Patriot Index - Centennial Edition, Part 2, Page 1951.)
John McCoy drove cattle for the Continental Line during 1781 and also supplied beef for militia use during 1781. In addition, he served sixty-three days in the militia under Col. Waters. (Information from SC Roster Book, page 608.) (Joyce Hetherington, Norman, OK)
29 August 1787 John Hampton to John McCoy, carpenter, for 10 pounds sterling, a tract of land situated on Enoree River containing 100 acres, being part of tract originally granted to John Hampton in 1785.
Witness: W. Malone (Clerk Court) Signed, John Hampton (seal)
Thos. B. Rutherford
Henry Slappy
(Deed Book A, page 406, Newberry Courthouse) (Laura Pulley)3 August 1805 John Gray sold to John McKoy 388 acres for $650. (Deed Book H, page 100) (Laura Pulley)
16 August 1810 William Kelly of Laurens District sold to John McCoy of said district 176 acres for $500, located on a draft of Duncan Creek, waters of Enoree River, part of original grant to Eliphaz Riley, and part of original grant to John Gray, resurvey plat annexed.
Witness: Nat'l T. Martin William Kelly
William Hill Jean Kelly (dower)
John A. Elmore, JQ
(Deed Book I, page 139) (Laura Pulley)4 June 1821 Abner Teague sold to John McCoy 105 acres for $500, land located on Enoree River being part of original grant to James Wilson for 200 acres in 1768.
Witness: Nancy Teague Abner Teague
John Verell Milly Teague (dower)
(Deed Book L, page 13) (Laura Pulley)13 August 1835, heirs of Adam Bell to John McKoy of Laurens District 180 acres for $400 located on south fork of Duncan Creek bounded by lands of John Bell, David Bell, Elizabeth Cox, Lewis Jones, and William Adams.
Witness: Z. Sparks
Wm. Adams
(Deed Book N, page 115) (Laura Pulley)More About JOHN MCCOY:
Burial: Phillips Methodist Churchyard Cemetery, Jacks Twp., 6 miles out of Clinton on road to Whitmire, Laurens County, SC
Military service: Revolutionary Soldier
Native: Fairfield County, SC
Occupation: Farmer and carpenter
Property 1: 19 June, 1802, Bought from John Gray of Union County, SC, 352 acres of land lying on Duncan's Creek, waters of Enoree River (Deed Book H, page 100)
Property 2: 03 April, 1818, John McCoy to Levi Fowler for $250, 77 acres (no dower) (Deed Book L, page 221) (Laura Pulley)
Wealthy: Willed 17 slaves and large sums of money to his children
Will 1: Bet. 1836 - 1839, Vol. E, page 12a & 12b, Laurens County, SC, under Will of John McCoy
Will 2: 03 November, 1835, will written
Will 3: 04 February, 1837, will proven, Laurens County, SCNotes for CHARITY:
Charity was buried beside her husband, John McCoy. Her inscription reads:
Charity McCoy
died 9 July 1820
aged 37 years
(marker is hard to read)
(Joyce Hetherington, Norman, OK) (Tamara Smith)More About CHARITY:
Burial: Phillips Methodist Churchyard CemeteryChildren of JOHN MCCOY and CHARITY are:
2. i. DRAYTON BENNETT2 MCCOY, b. 23 August, 1801, NC; d. 08 August, 1888, AR.
3. ii. BARNETT MCCOY, b. 05 April, 1803, Laurens County, SC; d. 23 December, 1893, Laurens County, SC.
iii. MICAJAH MCCOY, b. 1806.
iv. JOHN L. MCCOY, b. 1810.
4. v. MARY ANN MCCOY, b. February 1812; d. 07 November, 1836, at age 24 years, 10 months, 2 days.
5. vi. ELIZABETH F. MCCOY, b. 1815.
6. vii. CHARITY MCCOY, b. 10 January, 1815; d. Abt. 1860, Laurens Co., SC.
viii. DAVID MCCOY.
ix. REBECCA MCCOY, m. UNKNOWN FERGUSON.
Generation No. 2
2. DRAYTON BENNETT2 MCCOY (JOHN1) (Source: Flossie Louella McCoy Payne, Descendants of Drayton Bennett and Edna E. McCoy, (Alamo Printing Company, Austin, TX, 1977), Pages 1 and 2.) was born 23 August, 1801 in NC, and died 08 August, 1888 in AR. He married (3) EDNA ELIZABETH BARNES (Source: Flossie Louella McCoy Payne, Descendants of Drayton Bennett and Edna E. McCoy, (Alamo Printing Company, Austin, TX, 1977), Page 2.). He married (1) ELIZABETH JACKS, daughter of ISAAC JACKS and ANNA WHITTEN. He married (2) RACHEL TATE 24 April, 1839 in Jackson County, MO.
Notes for DRAYTON BENNETT MCCOY:
Drayton Bennett McCoy was born 23 August 1801 in NC. Drayton's father or one of his grandfathers came to the United States as a stowaway. His ancestors came from Hallmark, Ireland, and Scotland. Records show that they came as early as the late 1600's and early 1700's. The census of 1790 showed that there were 37 McCoy families in NC and 70 heads of McCoy families in PN. Iredell County, NC had more McCoys than any other county in NC. The county south of Pittsburg, PN in 1790 showed more McCoys than any other county in that state. (Lloyd McCoy)When Drayton was a young man, his father sent him East to study medicine. He was not interested in medicine. He was more or less a playboy and enjoyed playing tricks on the negroes. He left school, but he did not return to NC. Later he went to Mississippi. He married Edna Elizabeth Barnes from AL, and all their children were born in Mississippi. He had been married twice before he married Edna. He had five children by his first wife before she died. He remarried and had three children by his second wife, who died in childbirth.
Drayton taught school in Choctaw County, Mississippi in 1860. In 1867 they moved to Dallas County, AR. He purchased a farm and also taught school in Kingsland, Cleveland County, AR in 1870. He became a farmer and a big landowner. He owned sawmills, gristmills, and a gin at different times. Drayton and Edna had eleven children.
Drayton Bennett McCoy died 8 August 1888 in Kingsland, Cleveland County, AR. He was buried at Camp Springs Cemetery outside of Kingsland.
More About DRAYTON BENNETT MCCOY:
Burial: Camp Springs Cemetery, Kingsland, Cleveland County, ARNotes for EDNA ELIZABETH BARNES:
Edna Elizabeth Barnes was born in Alabama in 1824. She married Drayton Bennett McCoy, and all their children were born in Mississippi. They left there between 1867 and 1870. They first moved to Dallas County, AR, and then to Kingsland, Cleveland County, AR, where Drayton farmed and taught school. They had eleven children two of whom were buried in Mississippi. After Drayton's death, she came to TX with her son, Thomas Gilbert, and his family in 1890. She was loved and respected by her children and dearly loved by her grandchildren. She was quite petite but strong in her love for family and friends.Edna Elizabeth Barnes lived in AL, MS, AR, and TX. She died in Texas at her son Thomas Gilbert "Tom" McCoy's home on 15 January 1900. She was buried at Midway Cemetery, Hodges, Jones County, TX.
More About EDNA ELIZABETH BARNES:
Burial: Midway Cemetery, Jones County, TXMore About ELIZABETH JACKS:
Burial: Phillips Methodist Churchyard CemeteryChildren of DRAYTON MCCOY and EDNA BARNES are:
i. HENRY LEWIS3 MCCOY, b. 16 November, 1841; d. 1923, Daingerfield, TX.
7. ii. EVAN BOYD MCCOY, b. 12 July, 1843, MS; d. 19 December, 1919, Abilene, Taylor County TX.
8. iii. ERASTUS AMAZIAH MCCOY, b. 02 November, 1846, MS; d. 14 December, 1925, Hawley, Jones County TX.
iv. THOMAS GILBERT MCCOY, b. 30 September, 1845; d. 18 December, 1913, Hodges, Jones County, TX.
v. MINERVA H. MCCOY, b. 1848; d. November 1870, Dallas County, AR.
vi. SWINSTON MCCOY, b. 1851; d. Bef. 1867, MS.
vii. WINFIELD MCCOY, b. 1853; d. Bef. 1867, MS.
viii. PLEASANT MONROE MCCOY, b. 13 May, 1854; d. 06 September, 1910, Kingsland, Cleveland County, AR.
ix. MARTHA LENA MCCOY, b. 1856; d. AR; m. UNKNOWN GARNER.
x. DRAYTON COLUMBUS MCCOY, b. 1858; d. 03 November, 1908, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, TX.
xi. JAMES BOGAN MCCOY, b. 1860; d. 1903, CA.Child of DRAYTON MCCOY and ELIZABETH JACKS is:
xii. ELIZABETH A.3 MCCOY.
3. BARNETT2 MCCOY (JOHN1) was born 05 April, 1803 in Laurens County, SC, and died 23 December, 1893 in Laurens County, SC. He married ELIZABETH EMILY GITZENDANNER 02 March, 1826, daughter of THOMAS GITZENDANNER and AMELIA STOKES.
Notes for BARNETT MCCOY:
(Source for proof of lineage: Death certificate of Emily Elizabeth McCoy Sartor)Census History of Barnett McCoy:
1830 Newberry Co., SC, page 95
1840 Laurens Co., SC, page 19
1850 Marion Co., AL
1860 Monroe Co., MS, Aberdeen, page 353, Dwelling #330, Family 1
JC Sartor 36 M SC
EE 33 F SC
EA 13 F SC
SS 11 F MS
DS 8 M MS
ME 5 F MS
AE 3 F MS
Barnett McCoy 57 M SC
VA Atkinson 19 F TN1836 - Moved from Newberry Co., SC to Laurens Co., SC
1849 - Moved to Monroe Co., MSInscription from headstone of Barnett McCoy:
In Memorium
Barnett McCoy
born 5 April 1803
died 23 December 1893
Peace to His Ashes
(Joyce Hetherington, Norman, OK)15 January 1840 Jared Smith sold to William Hendricks for $1,500 263 acres bounded on east by lands of William Hendricks, north by lands of Elizabeth Fluellen, and west by lands of Barnett McCoy and George Young, south by Duncan Creek. (Deed Book N, page 299) (Laura Pulley)
More About BARNETT MCCOY:
Burial: Laurens City Cemetery
Native: Laurens County, SC
Occupation: Farmer
Property 1: 15 January, 1840, Sold to William Hendricks of Laurens Districk for $155, 13 acres bounded on east by lands of Wm. Hendricks and north by Elizabeth Fluellen (Book N, page 299) (Laura Pulley)
Property 2: 27 December, 1848, Sold to William Hendricks 325 acres for $2500, recorded 31 July 1849 (Deed Book P, page 121) (Laura Pulley)
Will: Deed Book 17, page 560, Monroe County, MSNotes for ELIZABETH EMILY GITZENDANNER:
Death Certificate of Emily Elizabeth McCoy Sartor says her mother was Betsy Davis born in Holland.More About ELIZABETH EMILY GITZENDANNER:
Burial: Sartor Cemetery, Quincy, MC
Native: Union Co., SC
Children of BARNETT MCCOY and ELIZABETH GITZENDANNER are:
9. i. EMILY ELIZABETH3 MCCOY, b. 02 December, 1828, Newberry Co., SC; d. 10 August, 1924, Hartford, Sebastian Co., AR.
ii. THOMAS MCCOY, b. 27 December, 1830, Newberry Co., SC; d. 25 September, 1901; m. ALBERTA ELIZA FERGUSON, 27 December, 1858.Notes for THOMAS MCCOY:
Dr. Thomas McCoy was born in Newberry Co., SC, 27 December 1830, and was a physician and surgeon of the first rank in the city of Laurens. He was the son of Barnett and Elizabeth Danner McCoy, the former a native of Laurens County and the latter of Union County, SC. The father, a farmer, was born in 1803. The mother died in 1858. Barnett McCoy's father was John McCoy, a farmer by occupation, a native of Fairfield County, SC, and a Revolutionary soldier. Dr. McCoy's mother was a daughter of Thomas Gitsan Danner (Gitsondanner), a native of Maryland and by occupation a farmer. Dr. Thomas McCoy left his native county with his parents when only six years old and removed to a farm in Larens County where he lived with them until he was 18 years of age. He then in 1849 accompanied them to Monroe County, MS, where he remained for 10 years. He received an academic education and at the age of 21, took up medicine. In 1853 he entered the Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, in which he took one course of lectures. In 1854 he entered the medical Department of the University of TN at Nashville, from which he graduated in March of 1855. He began practice in Monroe County, MS, and after three years went to New Orleans and took another course of lectures in the medical department of the University of Louisiana, now Tulane University. Returning to Monroe County, he practiced there one year more. Then in 1859 he returned to Laurens County, SC. In February he entered the service of the Confederate Army, Company 1, of the First South Carolina Regiment, as a private, in which he continued four months. He was then detailed to a position on the surgeon's staff, hospital department. Here he remained until the battle of Gettysburg, where he was left in charge of the sick and wounded of the 1st regiment during the battle. He was captured there with all the sick and wounded aobut three days after the battle was over and imprisoned 14 months at Fort Delaware. During his imprisonment he had a position in the prison hospital and was treated with due respect and courtesy. He was exchanged in October 1864 when he went to Richmond on the exchange and was ordered by the surgeon general to Charleston to take the position of assistant surgeon. He successfully passed the examination and was ordered to hospital duty at Wytheville, VA. Before he arrived there however, the Federals captured Wytheville. He was enroute at the time, being in the mountains of Virginia. On learning of the capture of Wytheville, he tarried in the mountains about a month, during which time General Lee surrendered. He then returned to Laurens County and resumed the practice of medicine in the city of Laurens in the latter part of 1869. Here he continued and was eminently successful, being one of the leading physicians of the state. He later attended a course of lectures in New York and Philadelphia. He was a member of the Laurens County Medical Society and a member of the American Medical Association. Dr. McCoy was a thorough Democrat in politics, a member of the Masonic Lodge, and an elder in the Presbyterian church. He was married 27 December 1858 to Alberta E. Young, a native of Laurens County. (Encyclopedia of Emenent and Representative Men of the Carolinas, 19th Century, Volume 1, by Brent and Fuller, 1892, Madison, Wisconsin, pages 317 - 318.)In April 1870, Dr. Thomas McCoy and his wife, Alberta E. McCoy, of Laurens, sold to George P. Copeland and others for $959, 150 acres located on waters of Little River near James Wright, down branch below Milam Tressal on Laurens Railroad to Columbia Road, then along Scuffletown Road to Laurens Railroad, then along railroad to where road leads from John Ferguson's old place to Rocky Springs Church road crossed, thence to Scuffletown Road to corner of Poor House land and thence to beginning.
Witness: John Wells Simpson JP Thomas McCoy (seal)
J. M. Donnan A. E. McCoy (dower)
The names of the County Commissioners who bought this land were George W. Sullivan, William Mills, and George P. Copeland. (Deed Book R, page 484) (Laura Pulley)On 30 July 1897 Thomas McCoy sold to James A. Austin one lot located at Laurens Courthouse for $175. (Deed Bood 8) (Laura Pulley)
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Burial: Laurens City Cemetery
Education: 1853 - Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia; 1854 - Medical Department of University of TN at Nashville, graduated March 1855; University of LA at New Orleans (now Tulane University); course of lectures in New York and Philadelphia.
Military service: 1862, Entered service of the Confederate Army, Company 1, 1st SC Regiment, as a private
Occupation: Physician and surgeon in Laurens, SCNotes for ALBERTA ELIZA FERGUSON:
Alberta Ferguson married Dr. George Young, son of Samuel and Mary. They went to Shelby County, TN, but he died in 1854 before the Civil War. His widow and two small children went back to SC. She then married Dr. Thomas McCoy of Laurens County. (Laura Pulley - Mrs. Charles Bryson Pulley, Rt. 1, Isle O' Pines, Waterloo, SC)More About ALBERTA ELIZA FERGUSON:
Property: 05 January, 1893, Alberta E. McCoy sold to Quitman Leak 20 acres for $160 at Park Station10. iii. JAMES STACY MCCOY, b. 16 January, 1834, Laurens Co., SC; d. 22 July, 1862, Richmond, VA.
4. MARY ANN2 MCCOY (JOHN1) was born February 1812, and died 07 November, 1836 in at age 24 years, 10 months, 2 days. She married JOHN WILLIAMS FERGUSON.
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Died 2: 07 January, 1836Notes for JOHN WILLIAMS FERGUSON:
12 November 1884 Lindsey McCoy from C. D. Barksdale, Master, (Sheriff's sale) land located by John W. Ferguson et. al., 64 acres for $610. (Deed Book Y, page 495) (Laura Pulley)Child of MARY MCCOY and JOHN FERGUSON is:
11. i. ALBERTA ELIZA3 FERGUSON, b. 25 February, 1831; d. 07 November, 1906.5. ELIZABETH F.2 MCCOY (JOHN1) was born 1815. She married JAMES S. GODFREY.
Child of ELIZABETH MCCOY and JAMES GODFREY is:
i. WILLIAM L.3 GODFREY.6. CHARITY2 MCCOY (JOHN1) was born 10 January, 1815, and died Abt. 1860 in Laurens Co., SC. She married LEWIS ANDERSON 1835.
Children of CHARITY MCCOY and LEWIS ANDERSON are:
i. ELIZA A.3 ANDERSON, b. 1838; d. 1918.More About ELIZA A. ANDERSON:
Burial: Clinton City Cemetery, SCii. NORMAN ANDERSON, b. 1840.
iii. NANCY ANDERSON, b. 1843.
iv. DAVID ANDERSON, b. 1846.
v. ALBERTIE R. ANDERSON, b. 18 May, 1850; d. 21 April.
vi. MARTHA C. ANDERSON, b. 1854; d. 1914.
Generation No. 3
7. EVAN BOYD3 MCCOY (DRAYTON BENNETT2, JOHN1) (Source: Flossie Louella McCoy Payne, Descendants of Drayton Bennett and Edna E. McCoy, (Alamo Printing Company, Austin, TX, 1977), Pages 45 and 46.) was born 12 July, 1843 in MS, and died 19 December, 1919 in Abilene, Taylor County TX. He married (1) ELIZAN N.. He married (2) TALITHA CUMI FITZPATRICK 10 May, 1891, daughter of ELISHA FITZPATRICK and ANNA LONG.
Notes for EVAN BOYD MCCOY:
Evin Boyd McCoy served in Company E, 35 Mississippi Infantry C. S. A. He was an assistant school teacher when he was seventeen years old. He later taught in Snowville, Choctaw County, MS. He went to AR with his parents some time between 1867 and 1870, settling near Kingsland, Cleveland County, AR.Evin and Elizan, his first wife, had five children. After his first wife's death, he came to TX in the late 1880's or 1890, and lived in Abilene, Taylor County, TX.
Evin met and married Talitha Cumi Fitzpatrick in 1891. She had six sons by a previous marriage, the youngest being three years old, and he and Talitha had five children. He lived in Abilene, Taylor County, TX, until his death in 1919. He was an active Mason up to the time of his death.
Children of EVAN MCCOY and ELIZAN N. are:
i. JOE4 MCCOY, b. 06 December, 1872.
ii. BENNETT MCCOY.
iii. NAPOLEON MCCOY.
iv. MARY MCCOY.
v. OLA MCCOY.Children of EVAN MCCOY and TALITHA FITZPATRICK are:
vi. OPAL IRENE4 MCCOY.
vii. HIRAM BENNETT MCCOY.
viii. LEROY MCCOY.
ix. ANNIE ERA MCCOY.
12. x. VIDA CATES MCCOY, b. 02 February, 1899, Abilene, Taylor County TX.8. ERASTUS AMAZIAH3 MCCOY (DRAYTON BENNETT2, JOHN1) was born 02 November, 1846 in MS, and died 14 December, 1925 in Hawley, Jones County TX. He married (1) EDNA JANE UNKNOWN. He married (2) VINA ELLEN LANGFORD 22 February, 1889, daughter of UNKNOWN LANGFORD and MARTHA CALVARY.
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Burial: Midway Cemetery, Jones County, TXMore About VINA ELLEN LANGFORD:
Burial: Midway Cemetery, Jones County, TXChildren of ERASTUS MCCOY and VINA LANGFORD are:
i. A daughter
ii. Henry McCoy
iii. Walter McCoy
iv. Della McCoy Langford
13. v. LUTHER MARTIN4 MCCOY, b. 12 November, 1889, Kingsland, Cleveland County AR; d. 20 July, 1947, Wichita Falla, Wichita County TX.
14. vi. FRANCES ELIZABETH MCCOY, b. 11 December, 1890, Kingsland, Cleveland County, AR; d. 04 June, 1966, Anson, Jones County, TX.
vii. Larader McCoy Morrison
viii. Jesse Lee McCoy
ix. Willie Carl “Blue” McCoy
x. Jimmy Earl “Black” McCoy
xi. Thomas Bogan “Tommy McCoy
xii. Monroe McCoy
xiii. Nancy Pearl McCoy Ewing Humphries Cotton
xiv. Ellen Mae McCoy Jones
xv. Baby Girl9. EMILY ELIZABETH3 MCCOY (BARNETT2, JOHN1) was born 02 December, 1828 in Newberry Co., SC, and died 10 August, 1924 in Hartford, Sebastian Co., AR. She married JOSEPH COLEMAN SARTOR, son of THOMAS SARTOR and ANNA COLEMAN.
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Burial: Hartford Cemetery, Sebastian Co., AR, section FChildren of EMILY MCCOY and JOSEPH SARTOR are:
i. P. A. ELIZABETH4 SARTOR, b. 15 July, 1847; d. 28 December, 1932; m. C. P. JONES, 09 October, 1867.
ii. SALINA SARTOR, b. 1849; m. J. H. TUCKER, 09 January, 1869.
iii. DANIEL RYAN SARTOR, b. 1853; m. NORA CRENSHAW, 03 February, 1876.
iv. MEDORA SARTOR, b. 09 April, 1855; d. 24 May, 1944; m. JOHN CRENSHAW.
v. ADELLA ALETHA SARTOR, b. 13 April, 1857; d. 07 July, 1907, Hartford, Sebastian Co., AR; m. DAVID MOORE BRIGHT, 27 August, 1874, Monroe Co., MS.
15. vi. MARY VIRGINIA SARTOR, b. 14 March, 1861; d. 03 May, 1936.
vii. STEPHEN R. SARTOR, b. 05 August, 1862; d. 21 February, 1885; m. BLANCHE PARHAM, 21 February, 1885.More About STEPHEN R. SARTOR:
Burial: Sartor Cemetery, Quincy, MS; 1/2 mile east of New Hopeviii. LEE SARTOR, b. 1864; m. M. FOSTER.
ix. JOSEPH SARTOR, b. 1867.10. JAMES STACY3 MCCOY (BARNETT2, JOHN1) was born 16 January, 1834 in Laurens Co., SC, and died 22 July, 1862 in Richmond, VA. He married (1) KEZIA HOLLIDAY. He married (2) ALMA MATILDA THOMPSON 22 February, 1859 in Aberdeen, MS.
Child of JAMES MCCOY and ALMA THOMPSON is:
16. i. JOHN YOUNG4 MCCOY, b. 06 November, 1861, Splunge, MS; d. 20 February, 1927, McCloud, OK.11. ALBERTA ELIZA3 FERGUSON (MARY ANN2 MCCOY, JOHN1) was born 25 February, 1831, and died 07 November, 1906. She married (1) GEORGE YOUNG, son of SAMUEL YOUNG and MARY YOUNG. She married (2) GEORGE YOUNG, son of SAMUEL YOUNG and MARY YOUNG. She married (3) THOMAS MCCOY 27 December, 1858, son of BARNETT MCCOY and ELIZABETH GITZENDANNER.
Notes for ALBERTA ELIZA FERGUSON:
Alberta Ferguson married Dr. George Young, son of Samuel and Mary. They went to Shelby County, TN, but he died in 1854 before the Civil War. His widow and two small children went back to SC. She then married Dr. Thomas McCoy of Laurens County. (Laura Pulley - Mrs. Charles Bryson Pulley, Rt. 1, Isle O' Pines, Waterloo, SC)More About ALBERTA ELIZA FERGUSON:
Property: 05 January, 1893, Alberta E. McCoy sold to Quitman Leak 20 acres for $160 at Park Station
Notes for THOMAS MCCOY:
Dr. Thomas McCoy was born in Newberry Co., SC, 27 December 1830, and was a physician and surgeon of the first rank in the city of Laurens. He was the son of Barnett and Elizabeth Danner McCoy, the former a native of Laurens County and the latter of Union County, SC. The father, a farmer, was born in 1803. The mother died in 1858. Barnett McCoy's father was John McCoy, a farmer by occupation, a native of Fairfield County, SC, and a Revolutionary soldier. Dr. McCoy's mother was a daughter of Thomas Gitsan Danner (Gitsondanner), a native of Maryland and by occupation a farmer. Dr. Thomas McCoy left his native county with his parents when only six years old and removed to a farm in Larens County where he lived with them until he was 18 years of age. He then in 1849 accompanied them to Monroe County, MS, where he remained for 10 years. He received an academic education and at the age of 21, took up medicine. In 1853 he entered the Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, in which he took one course of lectures. In 1854 he entered the medical Department of the University of TN at Nashville, from which he graduated in March of 1855. He began practice in Monroe County, MS, and after three years went to New Orleans and took another course of lectures in the medical department of the University of Louisiana, now Tulane University. Returning to Monroe County, he practiced there one year more. Then in 1859 he returned to Laurens County, SC. In February he entered the service of the Confederate Army, Company 1, of the First South Carolina Regiment, as a private, in which he continued four months. He was then detailed to a position on the surgeon's staff, hospital department. Here he remained until the battle of Gettysburg, where he was left in charge of the sick and wounded of the 1st regiment during the battle. He was captured there with all the sick and wounded aobut three days after the battle was over and imprisoned 14 months at Fort Delaware. During his imprisonment he had a position in the prison hospital and was treated with due respect and courtesy. He was exchanged in October 1864 when he went to Richmond on the exchange and was ordered by the surgeon general to Charleston to take the position of assistant surgeon. He successfully passed the examination and was ordered to hospital duty at Wytheville, VA. Before he arrived there however, the Federals captured Wytheville. He was enroute at the time, being in the mountains of Virginia. On learning of the capture of Wytheville, he tarried in the mountains about a month, during which time General Lee surrendered. He then returned to Laurens County and resumed the practice of medicine in the city of Laurens in the latter part of 1869. Here he continued and was eminently successful, being one of the leading physicians of the state. He later attended a course of lectures in New York and Philadelphia. He was a member of the Laurens County Medical Society and a member of the American Medical Association. Dr. McCoy was a thorough Democrat in politics, a member of the Masonic Lodge, and an elder in the Presbyterian church. He was married 27 December 1858 to Alberta E. Young, a native of Laurens County. (Information obtained from the Encyclopedia of Emenent and Representative Men of the Carolinas, 19th Century, Volume 1, by Brent and Fuller, 1892, Madison, Wisconsin, pages 317 - 318.)In April 1870, Dr. Thomas McCoy and his wife, Alberta E. McCoy, of Laurens, sold to George P. Copeland and others for $959, 150 acres located on waters of Little River near James Wright, down branch below Milam Tressal on Laurens Railroad to Columbia Road, then along Scuffletown Road to Laurens Railroad, then along railroad to where road leads from John Ferguson's old place to Rocky Springs Church road crossed, thence to Scuffletown Road to corner of Poor House land and thence to beginning.
Witness: John Wells Simpson JP Thomas McCoy (seal)
J. M. Donnan A. E. McCoy (dower)
The names of the County Commissioners who bought this land were George W. Sullivan, William Mills, and George P. Copeland. (Deed Book R, page 484) (Laura Pulley)On 30 July 1897 Thomas McCoy sold to James A. Austin one lot located at Laurens Courthouse for $175. (Deed Bood 8) (Laura Pulley)
More About THOMAS MCCOY:
Burial: Laurens City Cemetery
Education: 1853 - Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia; 1854 - Medical Department of University of TN at Nashville, graduated March 1855; University of LA at New Orleans (now Tulane University); course of lectures in New York and Philadelphia.
Military service: 1862, Entered service of the Confederate Army, Company 1, 1st SC Regiment, as a private
Occupation: Physician and surgeon in Laurens, SCChild of ALBERTA FERGUSON and GEORGE YOUNG is:
17. i. MARY4 YOUNG.Children of ALBERTA FERGUSON and GEORGE YOUNG are:
ii. MARY4 YOUNG, m. STOBO GARLINGTON.
iii. GEORGE YOUNG, m. BESSIE ANDERSON.Notes for GEORGE YOUNG:
George Young was the son of George and Alberta. He married Bessie Anderson, and they had four children. They lived at Stomp Springs in Laurens County, near the Newberry line. (Laura Pulley - Mrs. Charles Bryson Pulley)
Generation No. 4
12. VIDA CATES4 MCCOY (EVAN BOYD3, DRAYTON BENNETT2, JOHN1) (Source: (1) Flossie Louella McCoy Payne, Descendants of Drayton Bennett and Edna E. McCoy, (Alamo Printing Company, Austin, TX, 1977), Page 67., (2) Eddy Brumbaugh, "Clyde Journal Newspaper," 1996., (3) "Abilene Reporter News.") was born 02 February, 1899 in Abilene, Taylor County TX. She married JOE KING 12 July, 1914 in Wilsonville, TX.
Notes for VIDA CATES MCCOY:
Vida Cates McCoy was born 2 February 1899 in Abilene, Taylor County, TX. Her parents were Evin Boyd McCoy and Talitha Cumi Fitzpatrick. Evin was a Confederate soldier who fought in the Civil War. Vida married Joe King 12 July 1914 in Wilsonville, TX. They had five children: Altha Faye King Bowan, Elvin C. King, Elwanda V. King Bruce, Bobby Joe King, and Bennie M. King.Vida McCoy moved to Clyde from Denton Valley in 1967. She was a homemaker and member of the Nazarene Church. Vida McCoy was a beautiful person in both looks and character. She never tasted coffee or took aspirin. She was very healthy, active, and lovable.
On Saturday 9 March 1996, Vida McCoy was presented with a Real Daughter's Medal and Certificate in a ceremony at the Clyde Nursing Center. The medal and certificate were presented to her by Clay Williams of the Sons of the Confederate Veterans West Texas Brigade, Chief Clinton Camp #366. During the ceremony presentation, pledges to the American, Texas, and Confederate flags were recited. Songs of the South were performed by two students from Hardin Simmons University. A six-gun volley salute by the Sons of the Confederate Veterans closed out the ceremony.
She died on a Monday at the age of 97 in a hospital in Abilene, Taylor County, TX. Her funeral services were at 10 am at the First Baptist Church with Reverend Bob King and Reverend Riley Fugitt officiating. She was buried at Clyde Cemetery by Bailey Funeral Home.
Children of VIDA MCCOY and JOE KING are:
i. ALTHA FAYE5 KING, b. 04 November, 1916.
ii. ELVIN CLEVELAND KING.
iii. ELWANDA V. KING.
iv. BOBBY JOE KING.
v. BENNIE MELLIGAN KING.13. LUTHER MARTIN4 MCCOY (ERASTUS AMAZIAH3, DRAYTON BENNETT2, JOHN1) was born 12 November, 1889 in Kingsland, Cleveland County AR, and died 20 July, 1947 in Wichita Falla, Wichita County TX. He married ONA MAE BRECHEEN 17 August, 1913 in Hodges, Jones County TX, daughter of LIENUEL BRECHEEN and LILLIE EDWARDS.
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Burial: Midway Cemetery, Jones County, TXNotes for ONA MAE BRECHEEN:
Ona Mae Brecheen came to Hodges, Jones County, TX, in about 1907 after the death of her mother, Lillie Edwards. The family traveled in a covered wagon. Ona Mae stood on a box at the end of the wagon to cook for the family. As the oldest child, she was responsible for taking care of the younger children. (Ona Mae Brecheen McCoy) She married Luther Martin McCoy 17 August 1913 at her parents' home in Hodges. (Marriage Records, Anson, Jones County, TX) She was a Baptist, baptized in the creek, in August, 1935, the same day as her son, Lester Jefferson McCoy. (Lester McCoy, Dola Mae McCoy Sanderford) She lived in Lamar County, Jones County, and Taylor County, TX. She was a housewife, but later worked cleaning houses and cleaning motels. (Peggy McCoy Mayfield, Dola Mae McCoy Sanderford)More About ONA MAE BRECHEEN:
Burial: Midway Cemetery, Jones County, TXMarriage Notes for LUTHER MCCOY and ONA BRECHEEN:
Luther Martin McCoy and Ona Mae Brecheen were married 17 August 1913, at her parents' home in Hodges, TX, by J. R. Haile, minister of the gospel. Their marriage records were returned to be filed 19 August 1913, and recorded 22 August 1913 by H. P. Poole, County Clerk. (Marriage records, Jones County Court House, Anson, TX, 1998.Children of LUTHER MCCOY and ONA BRECHEEN are:
18. i. ERVIN FRANKLIN5 MCCOY, b. 11 December, 1914; d. 24 June, 1974.
19. ii. LESTER JEFFERSON MCCOY, b. 12 February, 1917, Hodges, Jones County TX; d. 01 August, 1980, Lubbock, Lubbock County TX.
iii. DOLA MAE MCCOY, b. 28 November, 1919; m. (1) JAMES SIMPSON, 08 May, 1937, Noodle, Jones County, TX; m. (2) LESTER SANDERFORD, 20 September, 1958, Snyder, TX.More About DOLA MAE MCCOY:
Baptism: 1936, In the creek
Religion: Attended Nazarene and Baptist Churches growing up; rode in wagon or car with parents and brothers; wore ordinary clothes to church, nothing fancy during the depression (Dola Mae McCoy Sanderford)
Residence: Springtown, TXMore About JAMES SIMPSON:
Native: Merkel, TX
Occupation: House PainterMore About LESTER SANDERFORD:
Native: Parker County, TX
Occupation: Aircraft Man20. iv. KENNETH EARL MCCOY, b. 18 August, 1922; d. Abilene, Taylor County, TX..
21. v. ROBERT CLESTON MCCOY, b. 03 February, 1927.
22. vi. JACKIE MARTIN MCCOY, b. 18 October, 1934.14. FRANCES ELIZABETH4 MCCOY (ERASTUS AMAZIAH3, DRAYTON BENNETT2, JOHN1) was born 11 December, 1890 in Kingsland, Cleveland County, AR, and died 04 June, 1966 in Anson, Jones County, TX. She married WALTER THOMPSON 17 December, 1910.
Notes for FRANCES ELIZABETH MCCOY:
Aunt Fannie and Uncle Walter lived on Avenue K in Anson about a block south of Luther and Ona Mae. Aunt Fannie dipped snuff. (Peggy McCoy Mayfield)More About FRANCES ELIZABETH MCCOY:
Cause of Death: CancerChildren of FRANCES MCCOY and WALTER THOMPSON are:
23. i. JETTIE5 THOMPSON, b. 01 November, 1912.
24. ii. METTIE THOMPSON, b. 01 March, 1914.
iii. LEE THOMPSON.
iv. HAZEL THOMPSON.
v. W. C. THOMPSON.15. MARY VIRGINIA4 SARTOR (EMILY ELIZABETH3 MCCOY, BARNETT2, JOHN1) was born 14 March, 1861, and died 03 May, 1936. She married JOHN Y. MCCOY 22 November, 1879, son of JAMES STACY MCCOY.
Children of MARY SARTOR and JOHN MCCOY are:
i. DORA5 MCCOY.
ii. PEARL MCCOY.
iii. JAMES MCCOY.
iv. MARIE MCCOY.
v. TOM MCCOY.16. JOHN YOUNG4 MCCOY (JAMES STACY3, BARNETT2, JOHN1) was born 06 November, 1861 in Splunge, MS, and died 20 February, 1927 in McCloud, OK. He married MARY VIRGINIA SARTOR 22 November, 1879 in Splunge, MS.
Child of JOHN MCCOY and MARY SARTOR is:
25. i. JAMES STACY5 MCCOY, b. 20 January, 1896, Poteau, Indian Territory.17. MARY4 YOUNG (ALBERTA ELIZA3 FERGUSON, MARY ANN2 MCCOY, JOHN1). She married SAMUEL YOUNG 1816, son of WILLIAM YOUNG.
Notes for SAMUEL YOUNG:
Samuel was in the Indian Wars in Florida and New Orleans. He went back home in 1815, and his father told him to get out of his fine clothes (his uniform) and be ready to build a fence the next day. After everyone else was asleep, he headed out for SC and his uncle George's house. His Uncle George Young gave him work that year, and the next year, 1816, he married Mary Young, George's daughter. Samuel and Mary had two children, Preacher Billy, and a son named George who became a doctor and married Alberta Ferguson. (Laura Pulley - Mrs. Charles Bryson Pulley)Children of MARY YOUNG and SAMUEL YOUNG are:
i. PREACHER BILLY5 YOUNG.
26. ii. GEORGE YOUNG, d. 1854, near Memphis, TN.
