Lawson Thigpen

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Lawson Thigpen||p9.htm#i244|Casey Thigpen|d. May 1943|p9.htm#i246||||Thomas J. Thigpen||p1.htm#i25|Rosa V. McDaniel|b. 18 Jan 1875\nd. 22 May 1943|p1.htm#i15|||||||
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Descendancy Chart for Levi McDaniel
     Lawson Thigpen is the son of Casey Thigpen.

William G. Thigpen

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William G. Thigpen||p9.htm#i245|Thomas J. Thigpen||p1.htm#i25|Rosa Viola McDaniel|b. 18 Jan 1875\nd. 22 May 1943|p1.htm#i15|||||||William McDaniel Sr.|b. May 1840\nd. 16 Apr 1907|p1.htm#i11|Eliza M. Evans|b. 8 Aug 1846\nd. 26 Dec 1928|p1.htm#i12|
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     William G. Thigpen is the son of Thomas J. Thigpen and Rosa Viola McDaniel.

Children of William G. Thigpen

Casey Thigpen

M, d. May 1943
Casey Thigpen|d. May 1943|p9.htm#i246|Thomas J. Thigpen||p1.htm#i25|Rosa Viola McDaniel|b. 18 Jan 1875\nd. 22 May 1943|p1.htm#i15|||||||William McDaniel Sr.|b. May 1840\nd. 16 Apr 1907|p1.htm#i11|Eliza M. Evans|b. 8 Aug 1846\nd. 26 Dec 1928|p1.htm#i12|
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     Casey Thigpen was the son of Thomas J. Thigpen and Rosa Viola McDaniel. Casey Thigpen Was State Representative. at Glascock, Georgia. He died in May 1943.

Child of Casey Thigpen

George Absalom Wood1,2

M, b. 5 October 1848, d. 30 May 1893
George Absalom Wood|b. 5 Oct 1848\nd. 30 May 1893|p9.htm#i248|Dr. David Wood|b. 1815\nd. 1854|p42.htm#i3091|Mary Day|b. 1822|p42.htm#i3092|David Wood Sr.|b. 18 Aug 1764\nd. 11 Dec 1846|p42.htm#i3103|Louisa Smith|b. 15 Feb 1773\nd. 1853|p42.htm#i3104|Joseph B. Day|b. 25 Jun 1800|p43.htm#i3136|Francis D. Lambert|b. 12 Feb 1800|p43.htm#i3137|
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Pedigree Chart for Walter Dowling Wood
Descendancy Chart for John Wood Sr.
     George Absalom Wood was born on 5 October 1848 at Point Pleasant, Ohio.4 He was born on 5 October 1848 at Ohio; Family bible lists his birthdate but not place. History of Clermont Co lists him as son of Dr. David and Mary Wood.5,6,7 He was the son of Dr. David Wood and Mary Day.3 George Absalom Wood married Lucy Ann Turner, daughter of Ezekiel Edwin Turner and Charlotte Welch Thompson, on 15 August 1869 at Clermont, Ohio; Turner, Lucy A age 18 and Wood, George A age 20, 15 Aug 1869, by J. H. Lockwood, M.G. Bood 10 Page 208.3,8,9 George Absalom Wood died on 30 May 1893 at Pulaski, Kentucky, at age 44.4 He died on 30 May 1893 at Pulaski, Kentucky, at age 44; place of death from Phyllis Gillaspie.6,3 He was buried after 30 May 1893 at Union Cemetery, Science Hill, Kentucky; burried with wife Lucy Ann Turner.10

Children of George Absalom Wood and Lucy Ann Turner

Citations

  1. [S23] Letter, Phyllis Gillaspie to Walter Wood, 10 Sep 1997, George A. Wood's middle name identified as Absalom.
  2. [S24] Unknown volume, Death Cert. WOOD, Walter G.: Parents of Walter G. Wood listed as George A. Wood and Lucy A. Turner. , 2 Jun 1959, unknown repository.
  3. [S23] Letter, Phyllis Gillaspie to Walter Wood, 10 Sep 1997.
  4. [S230] Charles N. Sinnett, Thompson Family in Maine, 182.
  5. [S10] US Census, 1910, Sioux City Townshop, Woodbury County, Iowa., 1910 Census for Walter George Wood shows his father was born in Ohio.
  6. [S15] Fam Bible Geo & Lucy Wood.
  7. [S29] Clermont Co. Genealogical Society, History of Clermont Co, Page 281 lists George A. Wood as soon of Dr. David and Mary (Day) Wood.
  8. [S45] Clermont County Genealogical Society, Mar Rec Clermont Co OH 1850-1874, Page 524.
  9. [S230] Charles N. Sinnett, Thompson Family in Maine.
  10. [S423] Letter, Frank Charles Wood to Jack Carl Wood, 5 June 1976.
  11. [S15] Fam Bible Geo & Lucy Wood, Family Bible lists date of birth but not place of birth. Name is also listed as Marly T. Wood under marriages.
  12. [S24] Unknown volume, Death Cert. WOOD, Walter G.: Listed as Father of Watler G. Wood, 2 Jun 1959, unknown repository.

Samuel Quinn McCord

M, b. 1851
Samuel Quinn McCord|b. 1851|p9.htm#i249|Samuel McCord|b. 17 Mar 1817\nd. 9 May 1886|p28.htm#i889|Eleanore (?)|b. c 1820\nd. 7 Apr 1889|p13.htm#i398|||||||||||||
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Pedigree Chart for Walter Dowling Wood
Descendancy Chart forSamuel McCord
     Samuel Quinn McCord was born circa 1851 at PA; 1860 Census lists birthplace as PA.1 He was born in 1851 at IA; 1880 Census lists birthplace as IA.2 He was the son of Samuel McCord and Eleanore (?). As of 9 June 1860, Samuel Quinn McCord was also known as Quain.1 He lived on 9 June 1860 at Newport Twp, Johnson Co, IA; Age 9, Living with Samuel & Alva McCord and his sisters Drusilla and Henritta, Birthplace PA.1 He lived on 14 July 1870 at Western, College Township, Linn, IA; Name listed as Quinn, Age 17, Occupation Student.3 As of 14 July 1870, Samuel Quinn McCord was also known as Quinn McCord.4 He Weslyn College is located here, possibly he was a student at this school on 14 July 1870 at Western, College Twp, Linn, IA.5 He married Hester Mary Hill, daughter of John F. Hill and Elizabeth May, on 23 May 1874 at Audubon, Audubon, IA.6 Samuel Quinn McCord lived on 19 June 1880 at Audubon Twsp, Audubon Co, IA; Occupation Farming, Age 29.7 He reported to have deserted his family after going to town to sell a wagon load of grain. He was not heard from again.

Children of Samuel Quinn McCord and Hester Mary Hill

Citations

  1. [S426] Unknown short title, Newport Twp, Page 543.
  2. [S427] Unknown short title, Audubon Twp.
  3. [S425] Unknown short title, Post Office Western, College Twp, Page 121.
  4. [S425] Unknown short title, Post Office Western, College Township, Page 121.
  5. [S425] Unknown short title.
  6. [S5] Dave & Pat McCord, "GEDCOM, MCCORD, Dave & Pat", Ancestral File.
  7. [S427] Unknown short title, Census for Audubon Twp Family no. 421.

Walter Dowling Wood

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Walter Dowling Wood||p9.htm#i250|Clifford Ray Wood|b. 6 Mar 1910\nd. 17 Aug 1967|p8.htm#i239|Saidee Elise Dowling|b. 20 Jul 1910\nd. 11 Dec 1966|p1.htm#i8|Walter G. Wood|b. 26 Sep 1874\nd. 2 Jun 1959|p10.htm#i279|Mabel M. McCord|b. 8 Nov 1885\nd. 13 Feb 1968|p10.htm#i280|Albert L. Dowling|b. 22 Apr 1885\nd. 30 Mar 1948|p1.htm#i3|Ethel L. McDaniel|b. 13 Jan 1889\nd. 14 Oct 1975|p1.htm#i4|
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Pedigree Chart for Walter Dowling Wood
Descendants Chart for Robert Dowling, RS
Descendancy Chart for Levi McDaniel
Descendancy Chart forSamuel McCord
Descendancy Chart for John Wood Sr.
     Walter Dowling Wood is the son of Clifford Ray Wood and Saidee Elise Dowling. Walter Dowling Wood married Leslie Grace Locke, daughter of Edwin Adelbert Locke III and Yvonne Neal, on 10 September 1966 at First Baptist Church, St. Petersburg, Pinellas, FL. Walter Dowling Wood and Leslie Grace Locke were divorced in November 1972 at Orlando, Orange, FL; Not sure of exact date. Walter retained custody of minor son Kenneth J. Wood.
WDW.1 Walter Dowling Wood married Carol Ann Barfield, daughter of James Marvin Barfield and Joyce Elizabeth McLeod, on 21 December 1975 at Orlando, Orange, Florida.1 Walter Dowling Wood and Carol Ann Barfield were divorced in May 1985 at Orlando, Orange, FL. Walter Dowling Wood married Sylvia Marie Ventura, daughter of Benjamin Franklin Ventura and Jacqueline Helen Zoz, on 10 November 1990 at Calvary Assembly, Winter Park, Orange, FL.

Child of Walter Dowling Wood and Linda Lou Jacobs

Child of Walter Dowling Wood and Leslie Grace Locke

Children of Walter Dowling Wood and Carol Ann Barfield

Citations

  1. [S2] Interview, Walter Dowling Wood.

Emma F. Barfield

F, b. circa 1848, d. after 22 March 1907
Emma F. Barfield|b. c 1848\nd. a 22 Mar 1907|p9.htm#i251|William C. Barfield|b. 1 Sep 1823\nd. 22 Mar 1907|p7.htm#i182|Margaret C. Bacon|b. 1 Oct 1823\nd. 11 Oct 1905|p8.htm#i225|||||||||||||
     Emma F. Barfield was born circa 1848 at Ohio. She was the daughter of William C. Barfield and Margaret C. Bacon. Emma F. Barfield appeared on the census of 22 June 1860 in the household of William C. Barfield and Margaret C. Bacon at 1st Ward, Peoria City, Peoria, Illinois; Wm age 38 occupation carpenter, Margaret age 36.1 Emma F. Barfield appeared on the census of 2 July 1870 in the household of William C. Barfield and Margaret C. Bacon at 6th Ward, Peoria, Peoria, Illinois.2 Emma F. Barfield died after 22 March 1907; was listed in father's obituary as Miss Emma Barfield.3

Citations

  1. [S499] 22 June 1860 unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  2. [S497] 2 jul 1870 unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  3. [S8] Mary Farmer BARFIELD, "GEDCOM, BARFIELD, Mary Farmer", Ancestral File.

Gene Lewis Wood

M, b. 15 June 1951, d. 15 September 1999
Gene Lewis Wood|b. 15 Jun 1951\nd. 15 Sep 1999|p9.htm#i252|Clifford Ray Wood|b. 6 Mar 1910\nd. 17 Aug 1967|p8.htm#i239|Saidee Elise Dowling|b. 20 Jul 1910\nd. 11 Dec 1966|p1.htm#i8|Walter G. Wood|b. 26 Sep 1874\nd. 2 Jun 1959|p10.htm#i279|Mabel M. McCord|b. 8 Nov 1885\nd. 13 Feb 1968|p10.htm#i280|Albert L. Dowling|b. 22 Apr 1885\nd. 30 Mar 1948|p1.htm#i3|Ethel L. McDaniel|b. 13 Jan 1889\nd. 14 Oct 1975|p1.htm#i4|
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Descendants Chart for Robert Dowling, RS
Descendancy Chart for Levi McDaniel
Descendancy Chart forSamuel McCord
Descendancy Chart for John Wood Sr.
     Gene Lewis Wood Gene was born with a severe case of Downs Syndrome and never lived at home but was in the care of the State of Maryland on 15 June 1951. He was born on 15 June 1951 at Doctors Hosp. Washington, Washington, D.C..1 He was the son of Clifford Ray Wood and Saidee Elise Dowling. Gene Lewis Wood died on 15 September 1999 at Montgomery, Maryland, at age 48; Name: Gene L Wood
Birth date: 15 Jun 1951
Death date: 19 Sep 1999 Verified with family
Last residence: Montgomery, Maryland
Zip code last residence: 20878
Last benefit:
Zip code last benefit:
Social security number: 214-76-3171
Issued: Maryland
Source of death record: PE
Age at death: 48
Collection: U.S. Social Security Death Index.

Citations

  1. [S2] Interview, Walter Dowling Wood.

James Austin Dowling

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James Austin Dowling||p9.htm#i253|Herbert Lewis Dowling|b. 26 Sep 1915\nd. 15 Nov 2005|p2.htm#i57|Anna Ruth Flood|b. 11 Mar 1916\nd. 22 Mar 1978|p5.htm#i131|Albert L. Dowling|b. 22 Apr 1885\nd. 30 Mar 1948|p1.htm#i3|Ethel L. McDaniel|b. 13 Jan 1889\nd. 14 Oct 1975|p1.htm#i4|||||||
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Descendants Chart for Robert Dowling, RS
Descendancy Chart for Levi McDaniel
     James Austin Dowling is the son of Herbert Lewis Dowling and Anna Ruth Flood.

James F. Thames

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Pedigree Chart for Walter Dowling Wood

Child of James F. Thames and Mary Jane Clifton

Mary Jane Clifton

F, b. 1839
Mary Jane Clifton|b. 1839|p9.htm#i255|James Jesse Clifton||p3.htm#i90|Mary Spears||p3.htm#i91|||||||||||||
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Pedigree Chart for Walter Dowling Wood
     Mary Jane Clifton was born in 1839 at Varnville, Hampton, SC. She was the daughter of James Jesse Clifton and Mary Spears.

Child of Mary Jane Clifton and James F. Thames

James Theophilus Dowling

M, b. 26 April 1814, d. 21 July 1882
James Theophilus Dowling|b. 26 Apr 1814\nd. 21 Jul 1882|p9.htm#i256|John Jabez Dowling|b. 15 Jan 1782\nd. 16 Feb 1866|p10.htm#i307|Susan Barnes|b. 4 Mar 1786\nd. 1869|p11.htm#i318|James Dowling R.S.|b. 1756\nd. 1797|p11.htm#i336|Mary 'Polly' Boutwell|b. c 1759|p11.htm#i337|Theophilus Barnes|b. b 1755|p11.htm#i335|(?) Sauls||p6.htm#i180|
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Descendants Chart for Robert Dowling, RS
James Theophilus Dowling date unknown
     James Theophilus Dowling was born on 26 April 1814 at Brunson, Beaufort, SC. He was the son of John Jabez Dowling and Susan Barnes. James Theophilus Dowling Hopewell Baptist Church affiliation.1 He married Mary Ann Long, daughter of Alonzo Long and Catherine ?, in 1841. James Theophilus Dowling died on 21 July 1882 at age 68.

Children of James Theophilus Dowling and Mary Ann Long

Citations

  1. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South.

Mary Ann Long

F, b. 18 April 1819, d. 1895
Mary Ann Long|b. 18 Apr 1819\nd. 1895|p9.htm#i257|Alonzo Long||p10.htm#i285|Catherine ?||p10.htm#i296|||||||||||||
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Pedigree Chart for Walter Dowling Wood
Mary Ann Long Dowling
     Her married name was Dowling. Mary Ann Long Mary Ann Long called a CAIN on son JOHN VIRGIL's death Certificate so she may have been maried previously. She was born on 18 April 1819 at Barnwell, SC. She was the daughter of Alonzo Long and Catherine ?. Mary Ann Long married James Theophilus Dowling, son of John Jabez Dowling and Susan Barnes, in 1841. Mary Ann Long died in 1895.

Children of Mary Ann Long and James Theophilus Dowling

William Hamilton Dowling1

M, b. 8 August 1842, d. 9 September 1924
William Hamilton Dowling|b. 8 Aug 1842\nd. 9 Sep 1924|p9.htm#i258|James Theophilus Dowling|b. 26 Apr 1814\nd. 21 Jul 1882|p9.htm#i256|Mary Ann Long|b. 18 Apr 1819\nd. 1895|p9.htm#i257|John J. Dowling|b. 15 Jan 1782\nd. 16 Feb 1866|p10.htm#i307|Susan Barnes|b. 4 Mar 1786\nd. 1869|p11.htm#i318|Alonzo Long||p10.htm#i285|Catherine ?||p10.htm#i296|
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Descendants Chart for Robert Dowling, RS
     William Hamilton Dowling was Head of Hampton Co School System.
Probate Judge for 12 years. He was born on 8 August 1842. He was the son of James Theophilus Dowling and Mary Ann Long. William Hamilton Dowling ended military service between 1861 and 1865; Just as he was preparing to enter a Seminary to prepare for the ministry the War Between the States began. HAM was the only Chaplain that the 5th South Carolina Cavalry Regiment ever had.

At one time this Dowling was an aide of General Wade Hampton. As a staff-sergeant there was one time during the battle of Lee's Mill that his officers were so decimated that Ham had to take charge of the entire Confederate right wing; a short time later, Sheridan's forces overwhelmed the battered Rebels. Young Dowling lost many hones to shellfire. Often-times missiles tore through his clothing; but he was never wounded! One of the battles he was in lasted from Thursday evening to Monday morning, his only rest being a pause for meals of parched corn. General V. R. Brooks described William Hamilton [Dowling] as one of the "bravest of the brave"; Colonel Z, Davis sent him the Cross of Honor.2 He married Clara Louise Ruth, daughter of Colonel Abram M. Ruth and Mary E Peeples, on 19 May 1867 at Hopewell Baptist Church, Hampton, South Carolina.3 William Hamilton Dowling was In 1892 began 32 year term on Board of Education in 1892. He witnessed (an unknown value) in 1917.4 He died on 9 September 1924 at age 82. He was buried after 9 September 1924 at Hopewell Baptist Church, Hampton, South Carolina.3

Children of William Hamilton Dowling and Clara Louise Ruth

Citations

  1. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South, page 30.
  2. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South, pages 30-31.
  3. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South, page 31.
  4. [S514] Unknown author, Baptist Biographies Volume 1, Among the early settlers of South Carolina was Robert Dowling of the Darlington district, who was a soldier of the American Revolution. James T. Dowling was his honored descendant and the father of the subject of this sketch.

    Rev. W. H. Dowling, of Hampton, South Carolina, was born near the same community, in which he now resides, on the 4th day of August, 1842. In 1858 he made a profession of faith in Christ and was baptized by Rev. John M. Hoover. In July of the next year, 1859, he taught school in the Bethel community of Barnwell County, where he manifested much zeal for the educational social, moral, and religious uplift of the entire community. Mrs. Clara Johnson Hitt, author of the “History of the Barnwell Baptist Association," referring to the years 1860-61, names W. H. Dowling as the only surviving delegate that attended that association in 1860, and the only surviving charter member of the Barnwell Baptist Sunday School Convention, organized in May, 1861.

    In November, 1861, Mr. Dowling joined the Confederate army and served under Butler and Hampton until the surrender in 1865.· He participated in twenty-five of the great battles of Virginia and North Carolina, in which he distinguished himself as a brave Confederate soldier and Christian gentleman. General U. R. Brooks, in his history, "Butler and his Cavalry," places Mr. Dowling's photo in the center of a cluster of the bravest of the brave. Mr. Zimmerman Davis, colonel of the Fifth South Carolina Cavalry Regiment, sent him a cross of honor from the Charleston Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and in requesting him to wear it, said: "None deserves it more than you; you were loyal to the banners of the Confederacy, and loyal to the cross of Christ.” Judge Robert Aldrich said of him: "I have seen him upon the battle fields and in the dusty marches of Virginia, and I have never seen him since but always in the path of duty."

    Mr. Dowling's piety and Christian character were such that his company and regiment never had any other chaplain. Under his influence a large number of his company was converted and baptized, especially while encamped in North Carolina. Officers and men attended his prayer-meetings and other services, and he was honored, loved, and esteemed by them all. General Butler referred to him tenderly on his dying bed, and General Hampton esteemed him highly.
    When the war was over, Mr. Dowling felt that he had been spared for a holy warfare, in which he would not lose the victory. The country had been laid waste by Sherman's army, and the churches were unable to pay pastors living salaries. Somebody had to preach, and Mr. Dowling, with burning zeal for the salvation of souls, and prompted by the Holy Spirit, consecrated himself to the work and was ordained by a presbytery composed of J. M. Hoover, M. B. Boynton, and W. H. Shuman. With him a soul was a soul, and the first year after hit ordination he baptized one hundred and thirteen converts. His first pastorate were at Mt. Pleasant, Steep Bottom, St. John's, Bethel, Allen's Chapel, Canaan, Seven Pines, and Bethesda. In connection with these pastorates he visited many destitute places, sometimes on foot, where he conducted meetings and held the country for the Baptists.

    On account of the impoverished condition of the country as a result of the war, ministerial support was very meager. Mr. Dowling, therefore, taught school for a living. He maintained a Bible and catechetical department in every school he taught, and he baptized many of his pupils, and some of them became distinguished in both church and State. In the early seventies he accepted calls and served the churches at Peniel, Doctor's Creek, Smoaks, Antioch and Edisto. At each of these places many souls were saved and baptized.

    In 1878 he moved back to his old Hampton County home, and since then has served twenty-seven churches in the Savannah River Association. During this period he has baptized many hundreds of converts. At the present time he is pastor at Black Swamp, Sandy Run. Dry Swamp, and Mill Grove churches, and is the faithful clerk of his association. Mr. Dowling, in connection with his long and faithful ministry, has served his county two terms as Superintendant of Education, and two terms as Probate Judge. In accepting these positions he felt that it would not injure, but rather would be helpful to him in his ministry. These positions put him in touch with the young, and in a sense made him the guardian of the interests of widows and orphans. In both offices Mr. Dowling demonstrated his faithfulness and efficiency as a public official. Later he was a member of the Board of Education of his county for many years, and as president of the Anti-Saloon League he led his county to prohibition victory. Mr. Dowling has not been without honors in his denomination. He was president of the Barnwell Sunday School Convention for four years, and he has served the Savannah River Convention, which he organized in 1878, for more than twenty consecutive rears.

    Few if any living ministers have married as many couples, preached as many funerals, written as many obituaries, organized churches, built houses of worship, and baptized as many persona as has Rev. W. H. Dowling. From his youth he has been considered a model in morals. He has never been intoxicated, never used tobacco in any form, never danced a set, never engaged in gambling even to the amount of one cent, and does not know one card from another. As a Baptist he is sound in the faith, and though seventy-four years of age, he still loves to tell the old, old story of Jesus and his love.

    In his young manhood he was united in marriage to Miss Clara Louisa Ruth, a daughter of Hon. A. Y. Ruth, a distinguished citizen of old St. Peter's Parish, of old Beaufort district, South Carolina, a man of the old Carolina type of the ante-bellum days. This union has been fruitful in many ways. His wife has proven a helpmeet to him indeed in all his work. Their home has been blessed with eleven children, three of whom have passed away. The eight surviving children are all members of Baptist churches and occupy positions of honor and trust. W. H., Jr., is sheriff of Duval County, Jacksonville, Florida; D. B. holds a position with the National Exchange Bank, Augusta, Georgia; G. G. is engaged in the insurance and real estate business in Greenwood, South Carolina; J. F. is in the railroad business at Taylors, South Carolina; and Harry is with the United States Army. His daughters are Mrs. W. H. Turner, of Atlanta, Georgia; Mrs. Charles D. West, of Greenville, South Carolina, and Mrs. Edward Crouch, of Alabama, three most excellent Christian women and active workers in Baptist churches. Besides their children, there is a galaxy of bright and promising grandchildren devoted to their venerable grandparents.

    Rev. W. H. Dowling is the efficient clerk of the Savannah River Association, a position which he has held for fifteen years. He still does some work for the State Mission Board of South Carolina, and is a contributor to the papers, both secular and religious. Few men who suffered privations in material things and education on account of the ravages of the Civil War have made a nobler record for their country and for their denomination.
  5. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South, Chart 551.
  6. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South, Chart 551
    Died single.

Lance N Ware

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     Lance N Ware began military service in March 1864 at Missouri Served with MO 13th Regimental Calvary in Civil War.1 He married Ellen Dora Harris on 4 April 1876 at Ray, Missouri; Missouri Marriages, 1851-1900 Record
about ELLEN HARRIS
Name: LANCE N. WARE
Spouse: ELLEN HARRIS
Marriage Date: 4 Apr 1876
County: Ray
State: MO. Lance N Ware appeared on the census of June 1890 at Festus, Plattier Twsp, Jefferson, Missouri.2

Children of Lance N Ware and Ellen Dora Harris

Citations

  1. [S507] June 1890 unknown record type, unknown repository address, Lance N. Ware rank Private Company D 13th MO Regiment Cavalry. Served 3 years 8 months.
    Post-Office Address: Festus, Jefferson Co MO.
    Disability: Incurred Piles incurred 1863.
    Remarks: Was absent at time of discharge of regiment.
  2. [S507] June 1890 unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  3. [S8] Mary Farmer BARFIELD, "GEDCOM, BARFIELD, Mary Farmer", Ancestral File, from a post by Mary to genealogy.com.
  4. [S8] Mary Farmer BARFIELD, "GEDCOM, BARFIELD, Mary Farmer", Ancestral File, from a post to genealogy.com.

Susan Catherine Dowling

F, b. 1846
Susan Catherine Dowling|b. 1846|p9.htm#i260|James Theophilus Dowling|b. 26 Apr 1814\nd. 21 Jul 1882|p9.htm#i256|Mary Ann Long|b. 18 Apr 1819\nd. 1895|p9.htm#i257|John J. Dowling|b. 15 Jan 1782\nd. 16 Feb 1866|p10.htm#i307|Susan Barnes|b. 4 Mar 1786\nd. 1869|p11.htm#i318|Alonzo Long||p10.htm#i285|Catherine ?||p10.htm#i296|
Charts
Descendants Chart for Robert Dowling, RS
     Her married name was Tuten.1 Susan Catherine Dowling married John Asa Tuten.1 Susan Catherine Dowling was born in 1846; 1860 Census lists her age as 14.2 She was the daughter of James Theophilus Dowling and Mary Ann Long.

Citations

  1. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South, Chart 323.
  2. [S518] 19 sep 1860 Federal Census, unknown repository address.

Argenia Rosetta Dowling

F, b. 1847
Argenia Rosetta Dowling|b. 1847|p9.htm#i261|James Theophilus Dowling|b. 26 Apr 1814\nd. 21 Jul 1882|p9.htm#i256|Mary Ann Long|b. 18 Apr 1819\nd. 1895|p9.htm#i257|John J. Dowling|b. 15 Jan 1782\nd. 16 Feb 1866|p10.htm#i307|Susan Barnes|b. 4 Mar 1786\nd. 1869|p11.htm#i318|Alonzo Long||p10.htm#i285|Catherine ?||p10.htm#i296|
Charts
Descendants Chart for Robert Dowling, RS
     Her married name was Rivers.1 Argenia Rosetta Dowling married John Fred. Rivers.1 Argenia Rosetta Dowling was born in 1847 at Hampton, South Carolina; 1860 Census lists her age as 13.2 She was the daughter of James Theophilus Dowling and Mary Ann Long.

Citations

  1. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South, Chart 323.
  2. [S518] 19 sep 1860 Federal Census, unknown repository address.

John Virgil Dowling

M, b. 1848
John Virgil Dowling|b. 1848|p9.htm#i262|James Theophilus Dowling|b. 26 Apr 1814\nd. 21 Jul 1882|p9.htm#i256|Mary Ann Long|b. 18 Apr 1819\nd. 1895|p9.htm#i257|John J. Dowling|b. 15 Jan 1782\nd. 16 Feb 1866|p10.htm#i307|Susan Barnes|b. 4 Mar 1786\nd. 1869|p11.htm#i318|Alonzo Long||p10.htm#i285|Catherine ?||p10.htm#i296|
Charts
Descendants Chart for Robert Dowling, RS
     John Virgil Dowling married Annie Williams.1 John Virgil Dowling was born in 1848; 1860 Census lists age as 12.2 He was the son of James Theophilus Dowling and Mary Ann Long.

Citations

  1. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South, Chart 323.
  2. [S518] 19 sep 1860 Federal Census, unknown repository address.

Ellen Dora Harris

F, b. 2 March 1854
     Ellen Dora Harris was born on 2 March 1854 at Missouri. She married Lance N Ware on 4 April 1876 at Ray, Missouri; Missouri Marriages, 1851-1900 Record
about ELLEN HARRIS
Name: LANCE N. WARE
Spouse: ELLEN HARRIS
Marriage Date: 4 Apr 1876
County: Ray
State: MO. As of 4 April 1876,her married name was Ware.

Children of Ellen Dora Harris and Lance N Ware

Citations

  1. [S8] Mary Farmer BARFIELD, "GEDCOM, BARFIELD, Mary Farmer", Ancestral File, from a post by Mary to genealogy.com.
  2. [S8] Mary Farmer BARFIELD, "GEDCOM, BARFIELD, Mary Farmer", Ancestral File, from a post to genealogy.com.

Hester Mary Hill

F, b. 17 February 1856, d. 21 May 1901
Hester Mary Hill|b. 17 Feb 1856\nd. 21 May 1901|p9.htm#i265|John F. Hill|b. 7 Jan 1831\nd. 12 Jun 1915|p28.htm#i902|Elizabeth May|b. 31 Mar 1834\nd. 19 May 1928|p28.htm#i903|Henry Hill|b. 7 Jan 1800\nd. 20 Nov 1834|p39.htm#i2861|Frances Burns|b. 26 Aug 1803\nd. 28 Dec 1867|p39.htm#i2862|Jacob May|b. 3 Apr 1800\nd. 11 Sep 1880|p39.htm#i2863|Elizabeth Kellerman|d. c 1836|p39.htm#i2864|
Charts
Pedigree Chart for Walter Dowling Wood
     Hester Mary Hill WPA Cemetary records show date of birth Feb 17, 1885 while 1880 Audubon County Iowa Census shows 1860. Her married name was McCord. She was born on 17 February 1855 at Bedford, PA.1 She was born on 17 February 1856 at Bedford, PA.2 She was the daughter of John F. Hill and Elizabeth May. Hester Mary Hill married Samuel Quinn McCord, son of Samuel McCord and Eleanore (?), on 23 May 1874 at Audubon, Audubon, IA.1 Hester Mary Hill lived on 19 June 1880 at Audubon Twp, Audubon Co, IA; Occupation Keeping House, Age 20.3 She died on 21 May 1901 at Exira Cemetary, Exira, Audubon, IA, at age 45. She died on 21 May 1901 at Exira, Audubon, IA, at age 45.1

Children of Hester Mary Hill and Samuel Quinn McCord

Citations

  1. [S5] Dave & Pat McCord, "GEDCOM, MCCORD, Dave & Pat", Ancestral File.
  2. [S427] Unknown short title, Census shows birth state as PA.
  3. [S427] Unknown short title.

Deborah Mellason Dowling1

F, b. 1853
Deborah Mellason Dowling|b. 1853|p9.htm#i266|James Theophilus Dowling|b. 26 Apr 1814\nd. 21 Jul 1882|p9.htm#i256|Mary Ann Long|b. 18 Apr 1819\nd. 1895|p9.htm#i257|John J. Dowling|b. 15 Jan 1782\nd. 16 Feb 1866|p10.htm#i307|Susan Barnes|b. 4 Mar 1786\nd. 1869|p11.htm#i318|Alonzo Long||p10.htm#i285|Catherine ?||p10.htm#i296|
Charts
Descendants Chart for Robert Dowling, RS
     Her married name was Deloache.1 Deborah Mellason Dowling married Joseph D Deloache.1 Deborah Mellason Dowling was born in 1853 at Hampton, South Carolina; 1860 Census shows her age as 7.2 She was the daughter of James Theophilus Dowling and Mary Ann Long.

Citations

  1. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South, Chart 323.
  2. [S518] 19 sep 1860 Federal Census, unknown repository address.

Cora Plank

F, b. 1889
     Her married name was Barfield. Cora Plank was born in 1889 at St. Louis, MO. She married Edward Barfield, son of William C. Barfield and Anna Millward, on 14 June 1905 at St. Louis, MO. Cora Plank and Edward Barfield were divorced.1

Children of Cora Plank and Edward Barfield

Citations

  1. [S8] Mary Farmer BARFIELD, "GEDCOM, BARFIELD, Mary Farmer", Ancestral File.

William Barfield

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William Barfield||p9.htm#i268|Edward Barfield|b. 29 Apr 1881\nd. 14 Mar 1937|p11.htm#i310|Cora Plank|b. 1889|p9.htm#i267|William C. Barfield|b. 15 Jan 1853\nd. 15 Feb 1913|p9.htm#i272|Anna Millward|b. 1856\nd. 7 Aug 1936|p9.htm#i275|||||||
     William Barfield is the son of Edward Barfield and Cora Plank.

Francis Barfield

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Francis Barfield||p9.htm#i269|Edward Barfield|b. 29 Apr 1881\nd. 14 Mar 1937|p11.htm#i310|Cora Plank|b. 1889|p9.htm#i267|William C. Barfield|b. 15 Jan 1853\nd. 15 Feb 1913|p9.htm#i272|Anna Millward|b. 1856\nd. 7 Aug 1936|p9.htm#i275|||||||
     Francis Barfield is the son of Edward Barfield and Cora Plank.

Charles Gardner

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William C. Barfield

M, b. 15 January 1853, d. 15 February 1913
William C. Barfield|b. 15 Jan 1853\nd. 15 Feb 1913|p9.htm#i272|William C. Barfield|b. 1 Sep 1823\nd. 22 Mar 1907|p7.htm#i182|Margaret C. Bacon|b. 1 Oct 1823\nd. 11 Oct 1905|p8.htm#i225|||||||||||||
     William C. Barfield was He was a cooper by trade (made barrels).1 He was born on 15 January 1853 at Ohio.2 He was the son of William C. Barfield and Margaret C. Bacon. William C. Barfield appeared on the census of 22 June 1860 in the household of William C. Barfield and Margaret C. Bacon at 1st Ward, Peoria City, Peoria, Illinois; Wm age 38 occupation carpenter, Margaret age 36.3 William C. Barfield began military service in 1863 He joined the service at age 18 in 1863, and again in 1864. He was in Co 11th Reg., IL Calvery. Discharged at Springfield IL. Reinlisted and stayed in until the Civil War was over. Had red hair, grey eyes, 5' 3/4' when mustered out on Sept. 30, 1865. He grew to 5' 6' tall. He was light complected.4 He ended military service on 30 September 1865; William was blind from shell fire. He received a small pension from the Army as did his wife/widow after he died.4 He appeared on the census of 2 July 1870 in the household of William C. Barfield and Margaret C. Bacon at 6th Ward, Peoria, Peoria, Illinois.5 William C. Barfield married Anna Millward, daughter of William Millward and (?) Hannah, on 22 February 1879 at Cairo, Alexander, IL; Wedding performed by Squire Cummings, J.P. Witnessed by Mary Renard and Henry Hagemeier.4 William C. Barfield died on 15 February 1913 at St. Louis, MO, at age 60; Death Cert. states he had been treated by doctor since 1 Feb 1913. Also "Blind for 10 years."4,6 He was buried on 17 February 1913 at Bethal Cemetary, St. Louis, MO.7

Child of William C. Barfield and Anna Millward

genealogy/SS/p9.htm#i2733

Citations

  1. [S506] William Barfield, Death Cert. William Barfield.
  2. [S506] William Barfield, Death Cert. William Barfield, born 15 Jan 1853 in Ohio.
  3. [S499] 22 June 1860 unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  4. [S8] Mary Farmer BARFIELD, "GEDCOM, BARFIELD, Mary Farmer", Ancestral File.
  5. [S497] 2 jul 1870 unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  6. [S506] William Barfield, Death Cert. William Barfield, Annie Barfield of ?314 N 16th St. was informant.
  7. [S506] William Barfield, Death Cert. William Barfield, Undertaker was John C. Bensick & Sons. of 1138 N 6th St., St. Louis. He was buried at Berhal Cem in St. Louis, MO on Feb. 17, 1913.

Emma Elizabeth Dowling1

F, b. 1856
Emma Elizabeth Dowling|b. 1856|p9.htm#i273|James Theophilus Dowling|b. 26 Apr 1814\nd. 21 Jul 1882|p9.htm#i256|Mary Ann Long|b. 18 Apr 1819\nd. 1895|p9.htm#i257|John J. Dowling|b. 15 Jan 1782\nd. 16 Feb 1866|p10.htm#i307|Susan Barnes|b. 4 Mar 1786\nd. 1869|p11.htm#i318|Alonzo Long||p10.htm#i285|Catherine ?||p10.htm#i296|
Charts
Descendants Chart for Robert Dowling, RS
     Her married name was Speaks.1 Emma Elizabeth Dowling married Thomas T. Speaks.1 Emma Elizabeth Dowling was born in 1856 at Hampton, South Carolina.2 She was the daughter of James Theophilus Dowling and Mary Ann Long. As of 1860, Emma Elizabeth Dowling was also known as Emily E. Dowling.2

Children of Emma Elizabeth Dowling and Thomas T. Speaks

Recollections of the Civil War by Emma Dowling Speaks

Citations

  1. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South, Chart 323.
  2. [S518] 19 sep 1860 Federal Census, unknown repository address.
  3. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South, Chart 651.

(?) (?)

F, b. before 1754, d. before 1754
     Her married name was (?) Dowling.1 (?) (?) died before 1754 at Virginia. She was born before 1754 at Virginia. She married Robert Dowling R.S., son of Michael Dowling and Mary ?, before 1754 at Virginia.1

Citations

  1. [S37] R.A. Dowling, A Dowling Family of the South.

Anna Millward

F, b. 1856, d. 7 August 1936
Anna Millward|b. 1856\nd. 7 Aug 1936|p9.htm#i275|William Millward|b. c 1808|p8.htm#i226|(?) Hannah|b. c 1822|p2.htm#i56|||||||||||||
     Anna Millward She is reported by Anna Barfield to be full blooded Sioux Indian. This is not likely since her Father was from England.1 She was born in 1856 at Lemont, Cook, IL. She was the daughter of William Millward and (?) Hannah. Anna Millward was born on 1 September 1862; date from death certificate| birth location unknown|father was Unknown Milward|mother was Hanna Unknown.2 She married William C. Barfield, son of William C. Barfield and Margaret C. Bacon, on 22 February 1879 at Cairo, Alexander, IL; Wedding performed by Squire Cummings, J.P. Witnessed by Mary Renard and Henry Hagemeier.1 As of 22 February 1879,her married name was Barfield. Anna Millward appeared on the census of 7 January 1920 at St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri; living in rear of home, age 54, widow, occupation dishwasher.3 She died on 7 August 1936 at St. Louis, MO.4 She and Florence Ware lived on 7 August 1936 at St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri; living at same address as Mrs. Edward Barfield who supplied information on death certificate. I assume this to be Florence Ware Barfied wife of son Edward and this was his home.5 Anna Millward was buried on 10 August 1936 at Our Redeemer, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri.5

Child of Anna Millward and William C. Barfield

Citations

  1. [S8] Mary Farmer BARFIELD, "GEDCOM, BARFIELD, Mary Farmer", Ancestral File.
  2. [S509] Anna Milward Barfield, Death Cert. - Barfield, Anna MO 1936, Informant for information was Mrs. Edward Barfield living at same address: 1421 Monroe Street, St. Louis, MO Ward 26.
  3. [S500] January 1920 unknown record type, unknown repository address, Sheet 7B.
  4. [S509] Anna Milward Barfield, Death Cert. - Barfield, Anna MO 1936, Died of acute Bronchitus|date of birth listed 1 Sept 1862|widowd|husband husband was William Barfield|mother was Hanna.
  5. [S509] Anna Milward Barfield, Death Cert. - Barfield, Anna MO 1936.

Robert Gargan

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     Robert Gargan and Stella Yacchari were divorced. Robert Gargan married Stella Yacchari, daughter of Peter Yacchari and Catherine Devoto.

Child of Robert Gargan and Stella Yacchari