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151	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] Barbary never married. She was a "Spinster".	Barbary JOHNSON
152	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] Information obtained from Cherokee County Heritage Vol. II, page 220. Info provided by: Mae Johnson Huskins (daughter of Augustus Johnson) Route 1 Marble, NC 28905 From 1860 Census of Cherokee Co. (found on page 69 of Vol. II): Johnson, B. F. 34, Matilda 30, W.H.H. (m) 12, Allia 11, Francis M. 9, Martha 8, Mira 6, G.W. (m) 2, Mary 5mo. See page 220 for photos of Ben and Matilda Johnson.	Benjamin F. JOHNSON
153	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] Eliza and David had no children.	Eliza Jane JOHNSON
154	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Social Security Number 245-36-0155	Eva Rena JOHNSON
155	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] Information about the George Patton Johnson family was obtained from the Cherokee County Heritage Book, Vol. I pg. 254.	George Patton JOHNSON
156	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] Helen had two more husbands after James Thacker. Husband #2: Edward Sumner Husband #3: Will Dockery	Helen Arlene JOHNSON
157	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Social Security Number 238-03-5749	Henry David JOHNSON
158	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] From Lori Mae Pace Johnson to Rabon Johnson: -Gonie was Jim's half-sister's name. -Jim had three half-sisters. -He was from Athens or Englewood area in Tennessee.	James JOHNSON
159	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] See page 257, Vol. I of Cherokee County Heritage.	James Oscar JOHNSON
160	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] His tombstone reads: " Co. E, U.S. Infantry, Gone but not forgotten." From Lori Mae Pace Johnson to Rabon Johnson: -He was called "Cussin John". -Jim (his son) left home when he was 15 because of his stepmother. -She has pictures of John Johnson. -Elihue said he could remember him working on roads. From Gurtrude Rogers Pace or Estelle Pace Johnson to Rabon Johnson: -He was married three times. -His wife died from "using too much snuff". -He owned a big farm in Madisonville or Athens, TN From Harold Johnson to Conni Johnson Evans: -I remember as a child of 5 or 6, driving in Dad's '33 Ford all day to get to his house from Regal, NC My parents were very tense. When we got there, the old man was sitting surrounded by black rags. He was working on a pair of shoes and he never got up. He called me "Esau" (a Biblical name) because he couldn't remember my name. Personal note from Conni Johnson Evans: I'm assuming that Harold remembers visiting him at his home in Madisonville or Athens, TN, which would have been a very long drive over the mountains at that time.	John JOHNSON
161	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] See page 257, Vol. I of Cherokee County Heritage.	John Mitchell JOHNSON
162	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] See page 425, Vol. I of Cherokee County Heritage.	Mae Bell JOHNSON
163	0062 http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=ea4819ee-bfd1-4b70-817d-9de0c156e93d&tid=489832&pid=-2076420719	Malcolm JOHNSON
164	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] See Cherokee County Heritage Vol. I, page 161 "Derreberry Family". Martha had no children from either marriage.	Martha JOHNSON
165	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] All information about Mitchell Johnson's family was obtained from the Cherokee County Heritage Book (Vol. I, pg. 258). Information was provided by Richard Johnson (Mitchell's 8th child).	Mitchell Isiah JOHNSON
166	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] Information obtained from Cherokee County Heritage Vol. I, page 501 (Andrew and Mollie Johnson Whitener Family).	Mollie JOHNSON
167	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] Information obtained from Cherokee County Heritage Vol. II, page 373 (Logan Whitener family). Information provided by Neva Jean Whitener (great niece of Andrew).	Polly JOHNSON
168	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] Information from Cherokee County Heritage Vol. I, page 136 (Craig Family): A child listed of William Charley Craig and Rachael Adeline Crisp was Dee Craig b: 6-27-1887 d: 3-28-1926, married Sara Jane Johnson b:6-1-1898 d: 6-9-1975. One child Willie Dee Craig who served in the army during WWII. Information provided by Dorothy Craig Elrod (niece of Dee)	Sara Jane JOHNSON
169	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] From Gurtrude Rogers Pace or Estelle Pace Johnson to Rabon Johnson: -Susan came to TN from Kentucky or Texas? -Some of her relatives were from Copper Hill, TN They came (from Louisville, Ky. ?) to check if they had some inheritance due them. They made several trips to check. Personal note from Conni Johnson Evans (1988): On her son Lester's death certificate, Susan's place of birth was Cherokee County, NC It could be that her parents, Ben & Matilda Saunders Johnson came to Tennessee and then on to NC from Kentucky or Texas. It could also be that the informant on Lester's death certificate was mistaken as to Susan's birthplace. I'm assuming that Susan's relatives inquired into inheritance from her and her husband, Alex's farm. That is assuming that they still owned the farm at the time of their deaths. Alex and Susan died only 8 days apart, which is a mystery to me. Alex's death certificate indicates the cause of death was Pellagra, which is a disease resulting from a severe lack of niacin, one of the B Vitamins. Why did Susan die only 8 days later. Surely, Pellagra is not contagious, yet we must assume they did eat the same things and that it's possible for her to have the same deficiency. (updated notes, 1994): According to the Cherokee County Heritage Vol. II, page 220/221, Benjamin and Matilda Saunders Johnson came to Cherokee Co., from Surry County, NC It doesn't say if that's where they were originally from. Further research is required to prove or quell a Texas/Kentucky connection. Relatives could however have come to inquire about property owned by Ben & Matilda (probably not Alex & Susan), however, both couples had many children in the area to whom the inheritance would go. The Cherokee County Heritage book doesn't say where all of Susan's brothers & sisters lived (although I've found references to many of them still in Cherokee County). It's possible that one of her brothers or sisters moved to Kentucky and then came back when Ben & Matilda died to sort out inheritance.	Susan Ann JOHNSON
170	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] Thomas and Laverne had no children.	Thomas Luther JOHNSON
171	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] See page 261, Vol. I of Cherokee County Heritage.	Walter Isaiah JOHNSON
172	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] William never married.	William Baxter JOHNSON
173	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] His tombstone reads: "He served in honor in the World War and died in France in defense of his country."	William McKinley JOHNSON
174	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] From Estelle Pace Johnson to Rabon Johnson (Estelle & Bill's 4th child): -Born Feb. 13, 1910 -Died 1961, buried in Niagra Falls, N.Y. -Came into NC in a wagon. -Moved from Eastern Tennessee when he was 2 years old. -When first in NC, lived in Hanging Dog. -Last address in NC was Marble. County seat-Murphy, Cherokee County. -Brothers & Sisters: Frank - died in NC. Elihue - died in VA Sheridan - wife Jerdie Mae is living in Murphy, NC Janie Tiny - living in Sweethome, OR. From Frances Smith Johnson to Conni Johnson Evans: -Never wanted Estelle out of his sight. Personal note from Conni Johnson Evans: One of the few recollections I have of "Granddaddy" is of him sitting on a dining room chair in their trailer (this trailer seemed small to me even when I was a child, and always crowded with people). He was wearing dirty work clothes and his hair was messed up from wearing a hat. I can remember sitting on his lap and him calling me "Sweet Potato Pie". Sometimes when my father (Harold) would come home from work and sit on the dining room chair with his hair all messed up from his hat, the image of my grandfather would creep back into my mind. As I look at my father now, I can see many things that remind me of Granddaddy, or I should say that he reminds me of the way I "think" Granddaddy was, (or would have been) since I cannot remember much about him. Memory from Kathy Yvonne Stevens (daughter of Kathryn Johnson Stevens): We were living in Wheeling, West VA, my daddy got off work and we left to visit Grandmother and Granddaddy in Niagra Falls. This was within the last year of Granddaddy's life. It was after midnight when we got there. George (Kathy's brother) and I ran to knock on the door first. Granddaddy answered in his undershorts without turning on the lights. He said, "OH! Wait till I get my pants on! I thought ya'll were a bunch of buzzards!"	William Walter JOHNSON
175	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] See Cherokee County Heritage Vol. II, page 314.	Woodful A. JOHNSON
176	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Burial Columbia Co,NC	Jordan Nealy JR
177	[sweatt, nathan.FTW] Farmer	Luther Smith JR
178	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Alt. BornSeptember 02, 1904 BurialOctober 04, 1951 McColl SC.Marlboro Co. Religion Truck Driver Military service1927 Co.12. B Marine Barracks, Parris Island S.C Served in wwll.	Rufus Edward Norris JR
179	[sweatt, nathan.FTW] Ellen Smith and Simon Quick are buried at Oak Grove Cemetary, near Wallace, SC, Marlboro County.	Simon Quick JR
180	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] Emmer's parents are William "Bill" Killian and Ann Williamson.	Emmer KILLIAN
181	Obituary: Lois J. Yannayon Lois J. Yannayon Lois J. Yannayon, 49, of Creston died unexpectedly April 5, 2008. Preceded in death by her father, Curtis Paul King; surviving are her husband, Richard; daughter, Karla Hoover of Rittman and Keyna Yannayon of Creston; her mother, Helen Crouse of Creston; and brother, Roger King of Creston. Friends may call Wednesday from 4 to 7:30 p.m. at Murray Funeral Home in Creston were services will follow at 7:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers memorials to American Heart Assoc., 4916 Hills and Dales Rd., Canton, 44708 or to Canaan Free Will Baptist Church, PO Box 167, Creston, 44217. (Murray 330-435-6670)	Lois Jean KING
182	[Gedcom.FTW] dead	Beau LEE
183	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Alt. Died Cause of death: Heart Attack BurialJune 03, 1936 Old Beaver Dam Cemetery, McColl S.C	Ella Frances LEE
184	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: BurialJune 03, 1936 old Beaver Dam Cemetery.McColl SC Marlboro Co	Ella Frances LEE
185	[Gedcom.FTW] Lawerence Lee was his brother His wife's name was Belle	Marvin LEE
186	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Occupation Farmer	Franklin H. Laster Fipps LL
187	[Gedcom.FTW] stepson	Michael LOCKLEAR
188	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Phillip LOCKLEAR
189	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: BurialSeptember 19, 1975 Valley Center,San Diego Co,CA Medical Information (Fact Heart Attack Occupation Worked in the Oil Fields with Union Oil co,	Charles Albert MALLORY
190	[sweatt, nathan.FTW] Ralph was remembered as a gentle, kind and generous man. He brought four children into the marriage with Elsie. Ralph's first wife died in 1943/44 of cancer.	Ralph MARESCA
191	0088 http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=a1b79ee2-d2af-42ab-8b4d-200c1555d08a&tid=489832&pid=-2076420715	Andrew MARKER
192	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Burial Camp Swamp,Columbus Co,NC	Harnett Wingate MARLOW
193	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Nickname Johnnie Occupation Farmer Burial Marlow Cemetrey Horry Co,SC	John James MARLOW
194	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Burial Camp Swamp,Columbus Co,NC	Marshall Llewellyn MARLOW
195	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Nickname Callie Burial Marlow Cemetrey Horry Co,SC	Mary Caroline MARLOW
196	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Burial Marlow Cemetrey Horry Co,SC	Reuben Frank MARLOW
197	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Burial Marlow Cemetrey Horry Co,SC	Reuben J. MARLOW
198	[Benjamin E. Sweatt.FTW] Facts about this person: Burial Camp Swamp,Columbus Co,NC Medical Information (Fact Married his first cousin	William Albert MARLOW
199	[Wheeler Caulder.FTW] From Lori Mae Pace Johnson to Rabon Johnson (in just the way she stated): -her name was Dovey Wright Pace -Zeke Greybeard was taken to Murphy to the courthouse to prove Indian blood. Zeke froze up. Uncle Jim Pace and Uncle Tom Wilson said they'd drown him when they were going home across the river. Zeke dug his own grave in back of his house so he could be with Suzie (big, tall, slim girl), was Cherokee Indian. Used to dig his own grave. "Stubbed up" and wouldn't say a thing. When they first come in the village, they would first go down and eat breakfast there. Greybeard and Susie went to the store and said if they wouldn't give her snuff she said, "You got it here and if you don't, I'll butn down your store." From Gurtrude Rogers Pace or Estelle Pace Johnson to Rabon Johnson: -Indian blood is in this line or her husband's. Personal note from Conni Johnson Evans (1988): I'm not sure where Aunt Lori came up with "Dovey Wright Pace". I have found in two locations (Alex Pace's death certificate and Stephen Pace's military record) that Dovey's maiden name was Martin. If Dovey was married previously to a Wright, this would account for it, but there is nothing yet which suggest that fact. I'm confused about this story of Zeke Greybeard and Suzie. Could Suzie have been Dovey's sister and Zeke her husband? Or could Suzie have been Stephen's sister? She was probably not a daughter of Stephen and Dovey since their children were listed on Stephen's military record, unless "Suzie" was a nickname for Elizabeth D. Pace who died at age 17, but this is doubtful, even more so when it was obvious that Uncle Jim & Uncle Tom were upset with Zeke for "stubbing up". If Zeke were Jim & Tom's brother-in-law, he probably would not have much say in proving Indian blood in the Pace family. For this reason, I think that Suzie must have been Dovey's sister and that Zeke was taken to prove Indian blood of his wife and therefore proving Indian blood in her sister, Dovey. Uncle Jim Pace refers to James P.L. Pace, son of Stephen and Dovey, and Uncle Tom Wilson is husband of Josephine Pace, daughter of Stephen and Dovey. (update 1994): Zeke Greybeard and Suzy were probably not married. See the wonderful story in Vol. I, page 210/211 of the Cherokee County Heritage. It's still unclear if Suzy and Dovey were sisters, however it's probable that Zeke was taken to the courthouse because he was an Indian and knew all of the Indians in the area at the time and could testify if Dovey came from Indian blood.	Dovey S. MARTIN
200	[sweatt, nathan.FTW] .	Maria McGee MAXWELL