Elizabeth Owens1

F, #2120, b. before 1788

Last Edited 20 Dec 2004

Birth*before 17881 
Marriage2 February 1804David Baldwin; Greene County, Georgia, USA2,1 
Married Name2 February 1804Baldwin2,1 

Citations

  1. [S180] Frances T. Ingmire, Georgia Marriage Records, c1985, Greene County.
  2. [S127] Virginia and Ralph Wood, Georgia Land Lottery 1805, 1964, Table "Family Heads 1805 Georgia."

Nellie Jane Palmer1

F, #2347, b. 3 July 1862

Last Edited 15 Apr 2008

Birth*3 July 1862Alabama, USA, daughter of J. Palmer and Algelany1 
Marriage*8 October 1885Wirt Preston1 
Married Name8 October 1885Preston1 
Progeny*Wirt Preston; Arthur, Didymus P., Ione, Lewis, Causby, Willie Mae1 

Family

 Wirt Preston b. c 1864, d. 4 Oct 1909

Citations

  1. [S35] Researcher Janet Dozier, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/o/z/Janet-L-Dozier/index.html

Albert Parrish1

M, #2454, b. say 1816
Albert Parrish|b. s 1816|p48.htm#i2454|Roger Parrish|b. c 1784\nd. 1866|p48.htm#i2444||||Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||

Relationship 1st cousin 3 times removed of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 9 Apr 2010

Father Roger Parrish1 b. c 1784, d. 1866

Birth*say 18161 

Citations

  1. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Roger Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Anna Parrish1

F, #1424, b. circa 1780, d. circa 1854
Anna Parrish|b. c 1780\nd. c 1854|p48.htm#i1424|Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||||||||

Relationship 2nd great-grandaunt of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 23 Apr 2010

Father Edward Parrish2 b. s 1750, d. Aug 1822

Name VariationArny, "In the Court of Ordinary of Kershaw District, South Carolina, I Arny Parish otherwise called Anna Parish do solemnly ...", 29 August 18223 
Birth*circa 1780South Carolina, USA1 
(Witness) Will5 June 1822Edward Parrish; Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, names daughter Anna Parrish as executrix, makes her primary beneficiary including land and two Negroes Lyd and Peter (see attached transcription)3
Executor*29 August 1822Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, named as Executor of her father Edward Parrish's estate3 
(Witness) Estate5 September 1822Edward Parrish; Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, inventory of the estate by Executor Anna Parish listed Negroes:
Lyd $400.
Peter $450.
Morris $425.
Hanner $275.
Titus $200.
Dice $130.
Butler $100. (this Butler later appeared in the estate of Eleazer Galloway, Edward's son-in-law)3 
(Witness) Estate13 June 1835Burr J. Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, administrators James Ward, Henry Domony, applied $1000 bond. Notes due to the estate included names Zach Parrish, James Parrish, Elias Parrish. An inventory dated 18 July 1835 listed personal property sold and included names Elias Parrish, John Parrish, James Parrish, Arny Parrish (horse colt and household items), Rosier Brannon (saddle and several tools), Zachariah Parrish.4 
Census*2 November 1850AL Henry Co Census 1850; Southern District, HH #961, Henry County, Alabama, USA, Household was next to Eleazer Galloway family.
Complete household:
"Anna Parrish", age 70, born in SC;
"WE Galaway", male age 22, farmer, born in Alabama, married within the year, attended school within the year;
"Jane Galaway", age 23, born in Georgia;
"Elly Galaway", male age 4, born in Alabama.

WE Galloway is William E. Galloway, Eleazer and Leaty Galloway's son, living with Leaty's older sister Anna Parrish. The young boy Elly appears to be listed as age 4 (legibility) but I suspect this is a census error and he is really a baby and son of the recently married WE and Jane, and is named after his grandfather Eleazer who at times went by Elly.5 
Witness: William E. Galloway
Witness: Jane (?)
Witness: James Eleazor Galloway
Death*circa 1854Henry County, Alabama, USA6 
Estate13 December 1854Abbeville, Henry County, Alabama, USA, Roger Parrish applied to the Probate Court for, and was granted, "letters of administration on the estate of Arny Parrish, deceased, and it appearing to the court that said Roger Parrish is next of kin to the deceased, and that he has executed bond in double the supposed amount of the estate ...", with securities also by John Hutto and John H. Davis ...

Roger then stated in a further application to the court that Arney Parrish left no children, and that the estate had no value except household furniture that he desired to sell to defray funeral expenses.6 

Citations

  1. [S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Page 444B of original census., http://www.ancestry.com
  2. [S358] "Parish's Adm'r vs. Galloway", State Reporter John W. Shepherd, Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama during January and June Terms 1859, 34 (Montgomery, Alabama: Barrett and Brown, 1873); held by Alabama State Law Library.
  3. [S363] Will Books, Kershaw District, South Carolina, Will and Estate Papers of Edward Parrish, microfilm record from LDS, South Carolina Department of Archives and History.
  4. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Burr J. Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.
  5. [S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Henry County, Alabama, p. 445, image 136 at ancestry.com, http://www.ancestry.com
  6. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Arney Parrish, 1855, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Burr J. Parrish1

M, #2460, b. say 1770, d. 1835

Last Edited 9 Apr 2010

Birth*say 17701 
Death*1835Henry County, Alabama, USA1 
Estate13 June 1835Henry County, Alabama, USA, administrators James Ward, Henry Domony, applied $1000 bond. Notes due to the estate included names Zach Parrish, James Parrish, Elias Parrish. An inventory dated 18 July 1835 listed personal property sold and included names Elias Parrish, John Parrish, James Parrish, Arny Parrish (horse colt and household items), Rosier Brannon (saddle and several tools), Zachariah Parrish.1 
Witness: Anna Parrish
Witness: James Parrish
Witness: Rosier Brannon

Citations

  1. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Burr J. Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Columbus Parrish1

M, #2457, b. say 1820
Columbus Parrish|b. s 1820|p48.htm#i2457|Roger Parrish|b. c 1784\nd. 1866|p48.htm#i2444||||Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||

Relationship 1st cousin 3 times removed of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 9 Apr 2010

Father Roger Parrish1 b. c 1784, d. 1866

Birth*say 18201 

Citations

  1. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Roger Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Edward Parrish1

M, #2442, b. say 1750, d. August 1822

Relationship 3rd great-grandfather of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 23 Apr 2010
Charts Ancestors of Euel Balkcom

Birth*say 17502 
Cen-Head*1790Claremont County, South Carolina, USA, "Edward Parish", head, 2 males over 16, 3 males under 16, 3 females. The two older males would be Edward and son Samuel, the young males would be William, Roger, and an unknown son or son-in-law. The females would be Edward's wife, daughter Anna, and either baby daughter Leaty or an unknown.3 
Cen-Head1800Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, "Edward Parish", head, age over 45, with female over 45 and 3 males 16-25 (likely Samuel, William, and Roger), females 1 10-15 (likely Leaty), 2 16-25 (likely daughter Anna and a daughter unknown), slaves 1.4 
Will*5 June 1822Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, names daughter Anna Parrish as executrix, makes her primary beneficiary including land and two Negroes Lyd and Peter (see attached transcription)5
Witness: William Parrish
Witness: Samuel Parrish Sr.
Witness: Anna Parrish
Witness: Leaty Parrish
Death*August 1822Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA5 
Estate5 September 1822Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, inventory of the estate by Executor Anna Parish listed Negroes:
Lyd $400.
Peter $450.
Morris $425.
Hanner $275.
Titus $200.
Dice $130.
Butler $100. (this Butler later appeared in the estate of Eleazer Galloway, Edward's son-in-law)5 
Witness: Anna Parrish
Estate15 February 1854Henry County, Alabama, USA, Roger Parrish applied to the Henry County Probate Court for letters of administration on the estate of his father Edward Parrish, stating that Edward's will bequeathed certain property to his daughter Arny Parrish for her lifetime, then the property to be equally divided between the heirs of Edward Parrish. With Arny having died, and the original administrator of Edward's estate no longer living, the court appointed Roger as administrator.6 
Witness: Leaty Parrish
Witness: William Parrish
Witness: Roger Parrish
Witness: Eleazer Galloway
Estate27 February 1854Henry County, Alabama, USA, The Henry County Probate Court appointed John A. Wood, Rozier Brannon, and Adam Huggins as appraisers of the property belong to the estate of Edward Parrish6 
Witness: Eleazer Galloway
Witness: Leaty Parrish
Witness: William Parrish
Witness: Roger Parrish
Witness: Rosier Brannon
Estate16 October 1854Henry County, Alabama, USA, John A. Wood, Rosier Brannon and Adam B. Huggins appraised the remaining estate of Edward Parrish, listing:
-one mulatto boy named Samuel $900.
-one negro woman named Milbury and child girl Dice $800.6 
Witness: William Parrish
Witness: Roger Parrish
Witness: Rosier Brannon
Witness: Eleazer Galloway
Witness: Leaty Parrish
Estate16 April 1856Henry County, Alabama, USA, William Parrish petitioned the Henry County Probate Court: " ... that he is an heir of Edward Parrish, deceased, and that Roger Parrish sometime in the year 1854 took out letters of administration on the estate of Edward Parrish ... and that as administrator Roger Parrish has taken possession of the property of said estate and as your petitioner is informed and believes is applying said property to his own use..." William's petition asks the court to " ... require Roger Parish to show cause why he should not make final settlement ..."

On 22 April, the court ordered Roger Parrish to appear before the court to show cause why he does not make final settlement.6 
Witness: Leaty Parrish
Witness: William Parrish
Witness: Roger Parrish
Witness: Eleazer Galloway
Estate20 July 1857Henry County, Alabama, USA, the Henry County Probate Court ordered Roger Parrish to appear before the court to show cause why his letters of administration for the estate of Edward Parrish should not be revoked, noting that Roger has treated the court's prior orders "with silent contempt" and that he has as yet made no final settlement of the estate after three years.6 
Witness: Leaty Parrish
Witness: William Parrish
Witness: Roger Parrish
Witness: Eleazer Galloway

Family

 
Children 1.Samuel Parrish Sr.7 b. c 1765, d. a 1851
 2.Anna Parrish1 b. c 1780, d. c 1854
 3.William Parrish1 b. bt 1781 - 1784
 4.Roger Parrish+1 b. c 1784, d. 1866
 5.Leaty Parrish+1 b. c 1790, d. c 1859

Citations

  1. [S358] "Parish's Adm'r vs. Galloway", State Reporter John W. Shepherd, Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama during January and June Terms 1859, 34 (Montgomery, Alabama: Barrett and Brown, 1873); held by Alabama State Law Library.
  2. [S360] Researcher J. Friel, Parrish Family Genealogy Forum - Genforum, posting September 17, 2006.
  3. [S173] Census, U.S. of 1790, Camden District, Claremont County, SC, http://www.ancestry.com
  4. [S118] Census, U.S. of 1800, Kershaw District, SC, http://www.ancestry.com
  5. [S363] Will Books, Kershaw District, South Carolina, Will and Estate Papers of Edward Parrish, microfilm record from LDS, South Carolina Department of Archives and History.
  6. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Records of the Estate of Edward Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.
  7. [S360] Researcher J. Friel, Parrish Family Genealogy Forum - Genforum.

Elias Parrish1

M, #2461, b. say 1770, d. 1842

Last Edited 9 Apr 2010

Birth*say 17701 
Death*1842Henry County, Alabama, USA1 
Estate23 December 1842Henry County, Alabama, USA, administrator Levi D. Parish reported the estate insolvent and petitioned to sell the land to pay debts. It named heirs Nancy Parish, wife of John Renolds, Jane Parrish, and Malinda Parish, widow of the deceased and mother and guardian of Harriet, Malita, and Margaret, minor children of deceased.1 
Witness: Levi D. Parrish

Citations

  1. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Elias Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

George W. Parrish1

M, #2456, b. say 1818
George W. Parrish|b. s 1818|p48.htm#i2456|Roger Parrish|b. c 1784\nd. 1866|p48.htm#i2444||||Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||

Relationship 1st cousin 3 times removed of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 9 Apr 2010

Father Roger Parrish1 b. c 1784, d. 1866

Birth*say 18181 

Citations

  1. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Roger Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

James Parrish1

M, #2453, b. say 1815
James Parrish|b. s 1815|p48.htm#i2453|Roger Parrish|b. c 1784\nd. 1866|p48.htm#i2444||||Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||

Relationship 1st cousin 3 times removed of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 9 Apr 2010

Father Roger Parrish1 b. c 1784, d. 1866

Birth*say 18151 
(Witness) Estate13 June 1835Burr J. Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, administrators James Ward, Henry Domony, applied $1000 bond. Notes due to the estate included names Zach Parrish, James Parrish, Elias Parrish. An inventory dated 18 July 1835 listed personal property sold and included names Elias Parrish, John Parrish, James Parrish, Arny Parrish (horse colt and household items), Rosier Brannon (saddle and several tools), Zachariah Parrish.2 

Citations

  1. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Roger Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.
  2. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Burr J. Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Jeremiah Parrish1

M, #2449, b. say 1750, d. March 1823

Last Edited 1 Apr 2010

Birth*say 17501 
Cen-Head*1790Claremont County, South Carolina, USA, "Jeremiah Parrish", 4 males 16 & over, 9 females. Adjacent to Edward Parrish.1 
Cen-Head1800Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, "Jeremiah Parish",
males 20011, females 022012 
Death*March 1823Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, application was filed March 10, 1823 in the Court of Ordinary by James Tillers to administer the estate. There was no will and no heirs were mentioned in the filings. An inventory of the estate totaled $79.50.3 

Citations

  1. [S173] Census, U.S. of 1790, Camden District, Claremont County, SC, http://www.ancestry.com
  2. [S118] Census, U.S. of 1800, Kershaw District, SC, http://www.ancestry.com
  3. [S363] Will Books, Kershaw District, South Carolina, Estate Papers of Jeremiah Parrish, microfilm record from LDS, South Carolina Department of Archives and History.

Leaty Parrish1

F, #1374, b. circa 1790, d. circa 1859
Leaty Parrish|b. c 1790\nd. c 1859|p48.htm#i1374|Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||||||||

Relationship 2nd great-grandmother of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 10 Apr 2010
Charts Ancestors of Euel Balkcom

Father Edward Parrish1 b. s 1750, d. Aug 1822

JournalEleazer Galloway; Eleazer Galloway of the Darlington County region of South Carolina is the earliest identified Galloway associated with the Oklahoma / Alabama Balkcom line. He and wife Leaty Parrish were early settlers in Henry County, Alabama. Their daughter Anzilla Galloway married Rosier Brannon of Henry County, formerly of Duplin County, North Carolina, in 1826. Rose Ann Brannon, a daughter of Rosier and Anzilla, had a son John Ira Balkcom who moved his young family to Texas in around 1901, then to Oklahoma a few years later. 
Birth*circa 1790South Carolina, USA2 
Married NameGalloway3 
Marriage*say 1807Eleazer Galloway3,4 
(Witness) Will5 June 1822Edward Parrish; Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, names daughter Anna Parrish as executrix, makes her primary beneficiary including land and two Negroes Lyd and Peter (see attached transcription)5
Migration*circa 1832Eleazer Galloway; Henry County, Alabama, USA, Citation states that Eleazer came to Henry Co in 1832 from NE South Carolina where the Little Lynches Creek and Lynches Creek merge 
Comment*1850in 1850 adjacent to household of Anna Parrish age 70, Leaty's sister. 
(Witness) Census2 November 1850Eleazer Galloway, AL Henry Co Census 1850; Southern District, HH #960, Henry County, Alabama, USA, "Eleazeir Galaway", age 70, born in SC, farmer, living with his wife Leaty, two grandchildren (Elizabeth and Jas. Henderson - children of Lutilia) and (Larrah Brannon - possible daughter of Anzilla). The adjacent household is Anna Parrish (70 SC), Leaty's sister, with several Galloways in that household.

Complete household:
"Eleazeir Galaway", male age 70, farmer, born in SC;
"Leaty Galaway", female age 60, born in SC;
"Elizabeth Henderson", age 15, born in Alabama, listed probably erroneously as married within the year, not reading or writing;
"Jas. Henderson", male age 8, born in Alabama;
"Larrah Brannon", female age 12, born in Alabama.6
(Witness) Estate15 February 1854Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, Roger Parrish applied to the Henry County Probate Court for letters of administration on the estate of his father Edward Parrish, stating that Edward's will bequeathed certain property to his daughter Arny Parrish for her lifetime, then the property to be equally divided between the heirs of Edward Parrish. With Arny having died, and the original administrator of Edward's estate no longer living, the court appointed Roger as administrator.7 
(Witness) Estate27 February 1854Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, The Henry County Probate Court appointed John A. Wood, Rozier Brannon, and Adam Huggins as appraisers of the property belong to the estate of Edward Parrish7 
(Witness) Estate16 October 1854Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, John A. Wood, Rosier Brannon and Adam B. Huggins appraised the remaining estate of Edward Parrish, listing:
-one mulatto boy named Samuel $900.
-one negro woman named Milbury and child girl Dice $800.7 
(Witness) Estate16 April 1856Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, William Parrish petitioned the Henry County Probate Court: " ... that he is an heir of Edward Parrish, deceased, and that Roger Parrish sometime in the year 1854 took out letters of administration on the estate of Edward Parrish ... and that as administrator Roger Parrish has taken possession of the property of said estate and as your petitioner is informed and believes is applying said property to his own use..." William's petition asks the court to " ... require Roger Parish to show cause why he should not make final settlement ..."

On 22 April, the court ordered Roger Parrish to appear before the court to show cause why he does not make final settlement.7 
(Witness) Estate20 July 1857Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, the Henry County Probate Court ordered Roger Parrish to appear before the court to show cause why his letters of administration for the estate of Edward Parrish should not be revoked, noting that Roger has treated the court's prior orders "with silent contempt" and that he has as yet made no final settlement of the estate after three years.7 
Death*circa 1859Henry County, Alabama, USA, estimated, she was named in a court case in 1859 but did not appear in the 1860 census, and was not mentioned in Eleazer's estate papers in 1864. 

Family

 Eleazer Galloway b. c 1787, d. Sep 1864
Marriage*say 1807Eleazer Galloway3,4 
Children 1.Anzilla Galloway+ b. 15 Jun 1808, d. 15 Apr 1890
 2.Jane Elizabeth Galloway+3 b. 15 Jun 1808, d. b 1864
 3.Edward James Galloway+3 b. 24 Nov 1809, d. 29 Dec 1884
 4.Lutitia Galloway+3 b. c 1814, d. b 1850
 5.Melvin Galloway+3 b. c 1816, d. b 1864
 6.Elizabeth Galloway+3 b. Mar 1818, d. 30 Sep 1901
 7.William E. Galloway+8 b. c 1828, d. b 1864

Citations

  1. [S358] "Parish's Adm'r vs. Galloway", State Reporter John W. Shepherd, Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama during January and June Terms 1859, 34 (Montgomery, Alabama: Barrett and Brown, 1873); held by Alabama State Law Library.
  2. [S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Henry County, Alabama, ancestry.com img 442, http://www.ancestry.com
  3. [S151] Researcher J. Riley.
  4. [S196] Researcher L. Kea, Larry Kea e-mail address, www.rootsweb.com.
  5. [S363] Will Books, Kershaw District, South Carolina, Will and Estate Papers of Edward Parrish, microfilm record from LDS, South Carolina Department of Archives and History.
  6. [S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Henry County, Alabama, p. 445, image 136 at ancestry.com, http://www.ancestry.com
  7. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Records of the Estate of Edward Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.
  8. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate papers of Eleazer Galloway, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Levi D. Parrish1

M, #2462, b. 25 November 1814, d. 13 October 1879

Last Edited 17 Apr 2010

Birth*25 November 1814South Carolina, USA, date and location from referenced book1,2 
Marriage*wife Elizabeth, b 1820, Georgia3 
(Witness) Estate23 December 1842Elias Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, administrator Levi D. Parish reported the estate insolvent and petitioned to sell the land to pay debts. It named heirs Nancy Parish, wife of John Renolds, Jane Parrish, and Malinda Parish, widow of the deceased and mother and guardian of Harriet, Malita, and Margaret, minor children of deceased.1 
Death*13 October 1879Henry County, Alabama, USA3 

Citations

  1. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Elias Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.
  2. [S168] Dr. Hoyt M. Warren, Henry's Heritage, 1978, Vol III, Ancestor Charts, pg 222.
  3. [S168] Dr. Hoyt M. Warren, Henry's Heritage, 1978, Vol III, pg 222, Ancestor Chart attributed to Mary Louvenia Parish.

Malinda Parrish1

F, #2451, b. circa 1810

Last Edited 23 Apr 2010

NicknameLenney 
Birth*circa 1810South Carolina, USA2 
Marriage*10 January 1847Roger Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA1 
(Witness) Census25 September 1850Roger Parrish, AL Henry Co Census 1850; Southern District, Henry County, Alabama, USA, "Roger Parrish", head, age 65, farmer, born SC;
"Lenney Parrish", female age 40, born SC;
"Margarett Parrish", female age 12, born Alabama.2 
Marriage*4 February 1864Henry County, Alabama, USA, to F. D. M. Trawick1 

Family

 Roger Parrish b. c 1784, d. 1866

Citations

  1. [S326] Jordan R. Dodd, American Marriage Collection: Alabama, 1999, Henry County.
  2. [S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Henry County, Alabama, http://www.ancestry.com

Margaret Parrish1

F, #2458, b. say 1825, d. before 1866
Margaret Parrish|b. s 1825\nd. b 1866|p48.htm#i2458|Roger Parrish|b. c 1784\nd. 1866|p48.htm#i2444||||Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||

Relationship 1st cousin 3 times removed of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 9 Apr 2010

Father Roger Parrish1 b. c 1784, d. 1866

Birth*say 18251 
Marriage*say 1840according to Roger Parrish estate papers (Roger was Margaret's father), Margaret's married name was Hutto1 
Death*before 1866identified as deceased daughter of Roger Parrish1 

Citations

  1. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Roger Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Roger Parrish1

M, #2444, b. circa 1784, d. 1866
Roger Parrish|b. c 1784\nd. 1866|p48.htm#i2444|Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||||||||

Relationship 2nd great-granduncle of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 23 Apr 2010

Father Edward Parrish1 b. s 1750, d. Aug 1822

Birth*circa 1784Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA2 
Cen-Head1820Sumter County, South Carolina, USA, Roger Parrish 3m 0-10, 3m 10-16, 1m 26-45; 3f -10, 1f 10-16, 1f 26-45; 6 slaves3 
Cen-Head*1830Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, "Roger Parish", age 40-49, with female age 40-49, males 1 5-9, 3 10-14; females 2 5-9, 1 15-19; Slaves male 2 24-36, 1 55-100, female 2 55-100. Given their ages I suspect some of these slaves originally came from father Edward Parrish.

Parish's in this district:
Brothers William, Samuel, and Roger, sons of Edward;
Various sons Wm A., Elias, John, Josiah.4 
Marriage*10 January 1847Malinda Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA5 
Cen-Head1850Henry County, Alabama, USA, State Census of Alabama 1850: "Roger Parrish", head. males 1 u21, 2 o21, 1 45+; females 1 o21; 2 slaves.6 
Occupation*1850farmer 
Cen-Head25 September 1850Southern District, Henry County, Alabama, USA, Slave Census, "Roger Parish" owned a 55 year old male slaves, black, and a 25 year old [then columns are difficult to read but appear to say] female, probably mulatto.7 
Census*25 September 1850AL Henry Co Census 1850; Southern District, Henry County, Alabama, USA, "Roger Parrish", head, age 65, farmer, born SC;
"Lenney Parrish", female age 40, born SC;
"Margarett Parrish", female age 12, born Alabama.8 
Witness: Malinda Parrish
(Witness) Estate15 February 1854Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, Roger Parrish applied to the Henry County Probate Court for letters of administration on the estate of his father Edward Parrish, stating that Edward's will bequeathed certain property to his daughter Arny Parrish for her lifetime, then the property to be equally divided between the heirs of Edward Parrish. With Arny having died, and the original administrator of Edward's estate no longer living, the court appointed Roger as administrator.9 
(Witness) Estate27 February 1854Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, The Henry County Probate Court appointed John A. Wood, Rozier Brannon, and Adam Huggins as appraisers of the property belong to the estate of Edward Parrish9 
(Witness) Estate16 October 1854Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, John A. Wood, Rosier Brannon and Adam B. Huggins appraised the remaining estate of Edward Parrish, listing:
-one mulatto boy named Samuel $900.
-one negro woman named Milbury and child girl Dice $800.9 
Cen-Head1855Henry County, Alabama, USA, 1855 Alabama State Census: "Roger Parrish" head, males 10 u21, 2 o21; females 2 u21, 1 o21; 6 slaves.10 
(Witness) Estate16 April 1856Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, William Parrish petitioned the Henry County Probate Court: " ... that he is an heir of Edward Parrish, deceased, and that Roger Parrish sometime in the year 1854 took out letters of administration on the estate of Edward Parrish ... and that as administrator Roger Parrish has taken possession of the property of said estate and as your petitioner is informed and believes is applying said property to his own use..." William's petition asks the court to " ... require Roger Parish to show cause why he should not make final settlement ..."

On 22 April, the court ordered Roger Parrish to appear before the court to show cause why he does not make final settlement.9 
(Witness) Estate20 July 1857Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, the Henry County Probate Court ordered Roger Parrish to appear before the court to show cause why his letters of administration for the estate of Edward Parrish should not be revoked, noting that Roger has treated the court's prior orders "with silent contempt" and that he has as yet made no final settlement of the estate after three years.9 
Marriage*18 January 1860Annie Ward; Henry County, Alabama, USA, wife Annis according to 1860 census5,11 
Cen-Head25 August 1860Abbeville Beat #8, Henry County, Alabama, USA, Slave Schedules, "Roger Parrish" was listed as having 2 slave houses and eight slaves: male age 68, female 35, male 30 (mulatto), male 28, male 20, male 15, female 6, male 3.12 
Census*26 August 1860AL Henry Co Census 1860; Abbeville, Beat #8, Henry County, Alabama, USA, "Roger Parrish", age 70, farmer, $5000 real estate, $10000 personal, born SC, married within the year, read/write no;
"Annis Parrish", female age 60, born SC, married within the year, read/write no.11 
Witness: Annie Ward
Death*1866Henry County, Alabama, USA13 
Estate10 March 1869Henry County, Alabama, USA, Administrator William E. Bradley. A court filing identified land sales initiated in 1866 by the original administrator John Hutto and now completed. Original 1866 estate papers identified heirs James, Albert, Sedley F., George W., and Columbus Parrish. They also named as heirs children of Margaret Hutto (daughter of Roger Parrish - deceased): Louisa Madden, John Hutto, Caroline Madden (wife of D. R. M. Madden), and Sarah Kelly (wife of W. R. Kelly). Also named as heirs were children of Talbert Parrish (deceased son of Roger Parrish): Charles Parrish (minor), Ephraim Parrish, Ann Parrish, Marian Parrish, and John R. Parrish (guardian - Albert Parrish), and minor children of Elizabeth Garrett (deceased daughter of Talbert Parrish) Margaret Lovett and Georgia Ann Lovett.13 

Family 1

 
Children 1.James Parrish13 b. s 1815
 2.Albert Parrish13 b. s 1816
 3.Sedley F. Parrish13 b. s 1817
 4.George W. Parrish13 b. s 1818
 5.Columbus Parrish13 b. s 1820
 6.Margaret Parrish13 b. s 1825, d. b 1866
 7.Talbot T. Parrish13 b. s 1830, d. b 1866

Family 2

 Malinda Parrish b. c 1810
Marriage*10 January 1847Malinda Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA5 

Family 3

 Annie Ward b. c 1800
Marriage*18 January 1860Annie Ward; Henry County, Alabama, USA, wife Annis according to 1860 census5,11 

Citations

  1. [S358] "Parish's Adm'r vs. Galloway", State Reporter John W. Shepherd, Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama during January and June Terms 1859, 34 (Montgomery, Alabama: Barrett and Brown, 1873); held by Alabama State Law Library.
  2. [S360] Researcher J. Friel, Parrish Family Genealogy Forum - Genforum, posting September 17, 2006.
  3. [S144] Census, U.S. of 1820.
  4. [S241] Census, U.S. of 1830, Kershaw District, South Carolina, http://www.ancestry.com
  5. [S326] Jordan R. Dodd, American Marriage Collection: Alabama, 1999, Henry County.
  6. [S361] State Census of Alabama 1850, www.ancestry.com, Henry County.
  7. [S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Slave Schedules, Henry County, AL, ancestry.com image pg 5, http://www.ancestry.com
  8. [S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Henry County, Alabama, http://www.ancestry.com
  9. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Records of the Estate of Edward Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.
  10. [S331] Mrs. Helon H. Cutler, State Census of Alabama 1855, 1992, Henry County.
  11. [S13] Census, U.S. of 1860, Henry County, AL, http://www.ancestry.com
  12. [S13] Census, U.S. of 1860, Slave Schedules - Henry County, Alabama, http://www.ancestry.com
  13. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Roger Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Samuel Parrish Sr.1

M, #2447, b. circa 1765, d. after 1851
Samuel Parrish Sr.|b. c 1765\nd. a 1851|p48.htm#i2447|Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||||||||

Relationship 2nd great-granduncle of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 23 Apr 2010

Father Edward Parrish1 b. s 1750, d. Aug 1822

Birth*circa 1765Goochland County, Virginia, USA, per researcher Friel, census confirms state1,2 
Marriagesay 1801Elizabeth Ledbetter; based on reported birth of first child, Josiah1 
(Witness) Will5 June 1822Edward Parrish; Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, names daughter Anna Parrish as executrix, makes her primary beneficiary including land and two Negroes Lyd and Peter (see attached transcription)3
Cen-Head1830Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, "Samuel Parish", head, age 50-59, with female (Elizabeth) age 40-49, and males 1 5-9, 3 10-14, 1 15-19, 1 20-29; females 1 u5, 1 15-19, 1 20-29.

Parish's in this district:
Brothers William, Samuel, and Roger, sons of Edward;
Various sons Wm A., Elias, John, Josiah.4 
Occupation*1850farmer 
Census*1850Elizabeth Ledbetter; Southern Division, Dale County, Alabama, USA, Samuel Parish Sr      85, born VA, farmer, assets $100.
Elizabeth Parish      65, born NC
Nelly Parish      35, born SC
Benjamin Parish      19, born SC, laborer
Elizabeth Parish      5, born AL
William Skinner      24, born NC, laborer
Jackson Parish      16, born NC, laborer2 
Cen-Head*7 January 1851Southern Division, Dale County, Alabama, USA, Slave Schedules, "Samuel Parish Sr" was listed with one female slave, age 100.5 
Death*after 1851Dale County, Alabama, USA 

Citations

  1. [S360] Researcher J. Friel, Parrish Family Genealogy Forum - Genforum.
  2. [S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Henry County, AL, http://www.ancestry.com
  3. [S363] Will Books, Kershaw District, South Carolina, Will and Estate Papers of Edward Parrish, microfilm record from LDS, South Carolina Department of Archives and History.
  4. [S241] Census, U.S. of 1830, Keshaw District, South Carolina, http://www.ancestry.com
  5. [S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Slave Schedules, Henry County, AL, http://www.ancestry.com

Sedley F. Parrish1

M, #2455, b. say 1817
Sedley F. Parrish|b. s 1817|p48.htm#i2455|Roger Parrish|b. c 1784\nd. 1866|p48.htm#i2444||||Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||

Relationship 1st cousin 3 times removed of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 9 Apr 2010

Father Roger Parrish1 b. c 1784, d. 1866

Birth*say 18171 

Citations

  1. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Roger Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Talbot T. Parrish1

M, #2459, b. say 1830, d. before 1866
Talbot T. Parrish|b. s 1830\nd. b 1866|p48.htm#i2459|Roger Parrish|b. c 1784\nd. 1866|p48.htm#i2444||||Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||

Relationship 1st cousin 3 times removed of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 9 Apr 2010

Father Roger Parrish1 b. c 1784, d. 1866

Birth*say 18301 
Death*before 1866Roger Parrish estate papers identified Talbot as a deceased son of Roger1 

Citations

  1. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Estate Papers of Roger Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

William Parrish1

M, #2443, b. between 1781 and 1784
William Parrish|b. bt 1781 - 1784|p48.htm#i2443|Edward Parrish|b. s 1750\nd. Aug 1822|p48.htm#i2442||||||||||||||||

Relationship 2nd great-granduncle of Euel E. Balkcom.
Last Edited 9 Apr 2010

Father Edward Parrish1 b. s 1750, d. Aug 1822

Birth*between 1781 and 1784age 40-49 in 1830 census, 16-25 in 1800 census.2,3 
(Witness) Will5 June 1822Edward Parrish; Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, names daughter Anna Parrish as executrix, makes her primary beneficiary including land and two Negroes Lyd and Peter (see attached transcription)4
Cen-Head*1830Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA, "William Parish", age 40-49, with female age 40-49, males 2 10-14, 1 15-19; females 2 10-14, 1 15-19; 1 male slave 10-24.

Parish's in this district:
Brothers William, Samuel, and Roger, sons of Edward;
Various sons Wm A., Elias, John, Josiah.2 
(Witness) Estate15 February 1854Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, Roger Parrish applied to the Henry County Probate Court for letters of administration on the estate of his father Edward Parrish, stating that Edward's will bequeathed certain property to his daughter Arny Parrish for her lifetime, then the property to be equally divided between the heirs of Edward Parrish. With Arny having died, and the original administrator of Edward's estate no longer living, the court appointed Roger as administrator.5 
(Witness) Estate27 February 1854Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, The Henry County Probate Court appointed John A. Wood, Rozier Brannon, and Adam Huggins as appraisers of the property belong to the estate of Edward Parrish5 
(Witness) Estate16 October 1854Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, John A. Wood, Rosier Brannon and Adam B. Huggins appraised the remaining estate of Edward Parrish, listing:
-one mulatto boy named Samuel $900.
-one negro woman named Milbury and child girl Dice $800.5 
(Witness) Estate16 April 1856Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, William Parrish petitioned the Henry County Probate Court: " ... that he is an heir of Edward Parrish, deceased, and that Roger Parrish sometime in the year 1854 took out letters of administration on the estate of Edward Parrish ... and that as administrator Roger Parrish has taken possession of the property of said estate and as your petitioner is informed and believes is applying said property to his own use..." William's petition asks the court to " ... require Roger Parish to show cause why he should not make final settlement ..."

On 22 April, the court ordered Roger Parrish to appear before the court to show cause why he does not make final settlement.5 
(Witness) Estate20 July 1857Edward Parrish; Henry County, Alabama, USA, the Henry County Probate Court ordered Roger Parrish to appear before the court to show cause why his letters of administration for the estate of Edward Parrish should not be revoked, noting that Roger has treated the court's prior orders "with silent contempt" and that he has as yet made no final settlement of the estate after three years.5 

Citations

  1. [S358] "Parish's Adm'r vs. Galloway", State Reporter John W. Shepherd, Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama during January and June Terms 1859, 34 (Montgomery, Alabama: Barrett and Brown, 1873); held by Alabama State Law Library.
  2. [S241] Census, U.S. of 1830, Kershaw District, South Carolina, http://www.ancestry.com
  3. [S118] Census, U.S. of 1800, Kershaw District, SC, http://www.ancestry.com
  4. [S363] Will Books, Kershaw District, South Carolina, Will and Estate Papers of Edward Parrish, microfilm record from LDS, South Carolina Department of Archives and History.
  5. [S304] Estate Case Files, Henry County Alabama, Records of the Estate of Edward Parrish, Alabama Department of Archives and History.

Elmeadia Peacock1,2

F, #2340, b. circa 1848

Last Edited 15 Apr 2008

Birth*circa 1848Alabama, USA1 
Marriage*before 1870Paul Hill Preston; in 1870 census she was in the household of Paul Preston, adjacent to the household of William S. and Temperance Preston, which had a female F. A. Peacock. A guess is that Meda and F. A. were sisters. A nearby household was G. W Peacock male age 24, possibly Meda's brother?2,1 
Married NamePreston2,1 
Progeny*after 1870Paul Hill Preston; Anna Alice, Georgia, Foster, Eddy, Mansel, Jacob, Homer, Lottie2 

Family

 Paul Hill Preston b. 31 Mar 1849, d. 15 Apr 1908

Citations

  1. [S11] Census, U.S. of 1870, AL, Dale Co, page 282 (227B), http://www.ancestry.com
  2. [S334] Researcher F. L. Preston (citing Peggy Mayville as his source), http://people.consolidated.net/fpreston/gadavid.htm

F. A. Peacock1

F, #550, b. circa 1849

Last Edited 15 Apr 2008

Birth*circa 1849Alabama, USA1 
Cen-Enum*28 July 1870AL Dale Co Census 1870; Echo, Dale County, Alabama, USA, age 21, female, living in the household of W. S Preston as domestic servant.2 
Witness: William Sanford Preston

Citations

  1. [S11] Census, U.S. of 1870, AL, Dale Co, page 227B, http://www.ancestry.com
  2. [S11] Census, U.S. of 1870, AL, Dale Co, page 227B, http://www.ancestry.com

Martha Ann Peacock1

F, #2341, b. 11 September 1854, d. 15 December 1930

Last Edited 15 Apr 2008

Married NamePreston 
Birth*11 September 1854Alabama, USA, daughter of John Peacock and Julia Lewis1 
Marriage*circa 1876Brady Preston1 
Progeny*after 1876Brady Preston; Branan, Daisey, Adna1 
Death*15 December 19301 

Family

 Brady Preston b. c 1854, d. 15 Nov 1930

Citations

  1. [S35] Researcher Janet Dozier, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/o/z/Janet-L-Dozier/index.html

Josephine Perry1,2

F, #985, b. 4 March 1859, d. 20 September 1923

Last Edited 25 Mar 2009

Birth*4 March 18591 
Marriage*circa 1880William Christopher Baldwin; Alabama, USA, 1900 census says Christopher was married for 23 years, Josephine for 20, so if true then this is Christopher's second marriage.1,3 
Married NameBaldwin1 
Cen-Enum*17 June 1880AL Dale Co Census 1880; Beat No. 9, Dale County, Alabama, USA, age 20, wife of William, keeping house, born in Alabama, parents born in Georgia.4 
Witness: William Christopher Baldwin
(Witness) Census28 June 1900William Christopher Baldwin, AL Dale Co Census 1900; Precinct 9 Echo, En Dist 66 hh258, Dale County, Alabama, USA, "Christopher Baldwin", head, male born March 1856, age 44, married 23 years, 20 to current wife Josephine, farmer, born in Alabama, parents born in Georgia;
"Josephine Baldwin", wife age 40, born March 1860, married 20 years, mother of 7, 5 now living, born Alabama, parents born Alabama;
children listed but not included in this database:
"Orlanda Baldwin", son age 21, single, farm laborer;
"Mattie Baldwin", daughter age 18, single;
"Hattie Baldwin", daughter age 14;
"Rhoda Baldwin", daughter age 10;
"Wesley Baldwin", son age 8.

Households nearby were Benjamin Balkcom, Ivey Balkcom, and Webster Balkcom.5 
Death*20 September 1923Dale County, Alabama, USA1 
Burial*1923Mt. Carmel Methodist Church Cemetery, Ozark, Dale County, Alabama, USA1 

Family

 William Christopher Baldwin b. 18 Mar 1856, d. 17 Sep 1925
Marriage*circa 1880William Christopher Baldwin; Alabama, USA, 1900 census says Christopher was married for 23 years, Josephine for 20, so if true then this is Christopher's second marriage.1,3 
Child 1.Edward Baldwin4 b. 11 Nov 1879

Citations

  1. [S112] Mt. Carmel Methodist Church Cemetery Tombstone Inscriptions, Transcribed tombstone inscriptions, Compiler E. H. Hayes, online http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/1767/Carmel.txt, Oct 15 1948, Tombstone Inscriptions from Mt. Carmel Cemetery Located on Dirt Road to right of Ozark - Echo Highway.Pass River Bridge beyond Ewell go about 2 miles ( or about 2nd dirt road to right beyond river bridge) Turn right Pass One Dirt road Intersection turn left at next or 2nd dirt road to left. Oct. 15, 1948.(Transcribed as closely as possible to the original survey completed by E.H. Hayes on Oct. 15, 1948.).
  2. [S185] Lydia Hughes Grimes, Dale County, Alabama Kin , Library of Congress.
  3. [S77] Census, U.S. of 1900, Dale County, Alabama, ED#66, sheet 14, http://www.ancestry.com
  4. [S12] Census, U.S. of 1880, Dale Co, AL page 635A, HH3, http://www.ancestry.com
  5. [S77] Census, U.S. of 1900, Dale County AL, page 253 image pg 29, http://www.ancestry.com

Mary Serena Pilcher

F, #49, b. 1872, d. 6 September 1940
Mary Serena Pilcher|b. 1872\nd. 6 Sep 1940|p48.htm#i49||||N. C. Pilcher|b. c 1846|p48.htm#i2420|||||||||||||

Last Edited 28 Sep 2009

Mother N. C. Pilcher1 b. c 1846

Birth*18722 
Married Name12 December 1892Baldwin 
Marriage*12 December 1892John Christopher Baldwin 
(Witness) Census21 April 1910John Christopher Baldwin, OK Harmon Co Census 1910; Dryden, ED#124, Census Sheet#6A, hh#68, Harmon County, Oklahoma, USA, JC Baldwin and family lived near his sister Ida Lucinda Baldwin Balkcom and family.

"JC Baldwin", Head, male, age not listed, 17 years in current marriage, born in Alabama, farmer, reads/writes, renting a farm, farm schedule 60;
"MS Baldwin", Wife, age 40, 17 years in current marriage, mother of two children, two now living, born in Alabama, father born in Alabama, mother born in Georgia, reads/writes;
"JC Baldwin", son, age 17, born in Alabama, both parents born in Alabama, farm laborer, read/write yes
"BG? Baldwin", son, age 15, born in Alabama, both parents born in Alabama, farm laborer, read/write yes;
"N?C Pilcher", mother-in-law, age 64, widowed, mother of 7 children, 3 now living, born in Georgia, both parents born in U.S., read/write no.3 
Census*28 January 1920John Christopher Baldwin; ED 22, Sheet 5B, hh 84, Johnson Park, Colfax County, New Mexico, USA, "Christopher Baldwin", head, age 47, renting, born Alabama, parents born Alabama, farmer, working on own account (not wages);
"Mary Baldwin", wife, age 49, born Alabama, parents born Alabama;
"Jefferson Baldwin", son age 26, farm laborer, working for wages.4 
Census4 April 1930John Christopher Baldwin; Precinct 12, Payne and Payne Mesa, ED 15-19, Sheet 2A, hh 24, Delta County, Colorado, USA, "John C. Baldwin", head, age 58, married at age 20, born Alabama, parents born Georgia, renting, farmer, working for wages, not working on last regular work day, on unemployment Schedule 3, not a veteran;
"Mary Baldwin", wife age , married at age 21, born Alabama, parents born Alabama.5 
Death*6 September 19402 
Burial*September 1940Richland, Baker County, Oregon, USA2 

Family

 John Christopher Baldwin b. 28 May 1873, d. 2 Aug 1950
Marriage*12 December 1892John Christopher Baldwin 
Children 1.J. C. Baldwin1 b. c 1893
 2.B. G. Baldwin1 b. c 1895

Citations

  1. [S300] Census, U.S. of 1910, Harmon County, Oklahoma, http://www.ancestry.com
  2. [S42] Web, Posted by T.J. Baldwin on 13 Sept 1999 at the genforum site @
    http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?Christopher::baldwin::1280.html
  3. [S300] Census, U.S. of 1910, Harmon County, Oklahoma, ancestry.com image pg 11, http://www.ancestry.com
  4. [S195] Census, U.S. of 1920, Colfax County, New Mexico, http://www.ancestry.com
  5. [S293] Census, U.S. of 1930, Delta County, Colorado, http://www.ancestry.com

N. C. Pilcher1

F, #2420, b. circa 1846

Last Edited 28 Sep 2009

Birth*circa 1846Georgia, USA1 

Family

 
Child 1.Mary Serena Pilcher+1 b. 1872, d. 6 Sep 1940

Citations

  1. [S300] Census, U.S. of 1910, Harmon County, Oklahoma, http://www.ancestry.com

M. Pinder1

F, #1415, b. before 1815

Last Edited 2 Sep 2006

Birth*before 1815 
Married Name4 July 1832Galloway1 
Marriage*4 July 1832Noah Galloway; Henry County, Alabama, USA1,2 

Family

 Noah Galloway b. b 1795

Citations

  1. [S153] Marriage Records of Henry County, Ala., 1822-1868, Courthouse Henry County Alabama.
  2. [S232] Researcher N. Martin, WorldConnect Database.

Sena Pipkin1

F, #2043, b. 15 July 1801, d. 18 June 1861

Last Edited 7 Mar 2010

Birth*15 July 1801Darlington District, South Carolina, USA1 
Marriage*24 December 1817Enoch Galloway2 
Married Name24 December 1817Galloway2 
Death*18 June 1861Darlington County, South Carolina, USA1 

Family

 Enoch Galloway b. 27 Jul 1795, d. 25 Nov 1861

Citations

  1. [S9] Newspaper Published Obituaries, Obituary in the Southern Christian Advocate, 22 August 1861 1861. Extracted and published in The Darlington Flag, Volume 8 Number 3, Summer 1996.
  2. [S282] Family Bible, Enoch Galloway Family Bible, transcription in The Darlington Flag, Volume 9 Number 4, Fall 1997.

Susannah Pipkin1

F, #1874, b. 6 October 1785, d. 19 April 1871

Last Edited 16 Jan 2005

Birth*6 October 1785Researcher Skinner transcribed gravestone in Galloway Cemetery, Darlington SC.2,3 
Marriage*before 1810George Galloway; South Carolina, USA, date guessed based on 1810 census1 
Married Namebefore 1810Galloway 
(Witness) BurialNovember 1854George Galloway; Galloway Cemetery, Darlington County, South Carolina, USA, Tombstone inscription identifies George Galloway b 13 May 1788, d 5 Nov 1854, and Susannah Galloway d 18714 
Death*19 April 1871Lydia, Darlington County, South Carolina, USA, From the reference: "At least one of Wesley Chapel's members died during the year, Susannah Galloway. Galloway was the widow of George Galloway and the mother and grandmother to many members of the church. Susannah Galloway died April 19 at the age of 85. She was laid to rest at the side of her husband in Galloway Cemetery."5,3 
Burial*April 1871Galloway Cemetery, Darlington County, South Carolina, USA, Tombstone inscription names Susannah and George Galloway; Susannah b 6 Oct 1785, d 19 Apr 18714 

Family

 George Galloway b. 13 May 1788, d. 5 Nov 1854

Citations

  1. [S315] Jr. John Lennell Andrews, History of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church, Lydia, SC 1789-1989 , DAR Library.
  2. [S206] Jr. John Lennell Andrews, History of Wesley Chapel Church , DAR Library.
  3. [S227] Researcher John Carroll Skinner, http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/7212/skinner15.html
  4. [S208] Old Darlington District Chapter, Darlington District SC Cemetery Survey, c1994, Galloway Cemetery.
  5. [S206] Jr. John Lennell Andrews, History of Wesley Chapel Church , page 117, DAR Library.

Sarah Jane Poindexter1,2

F, #1062, b. 1827, d. between 1880 and 1883

Last Edited 2 May 2003

Birth*1827Georgia, USA3 
Comment*18601860 census has a 67 year old female Mary Moore born in GA living adjacent to Sarah Jane and Bryant Balkcom. Possible mother of Sarah Jane? 
Cen-Enum*14 July 1860GA Jones Co Census 1860; Flower's District hh 360, Jones County, Georgia, USA, female age 33, born in Georgia3 
Witness: Bryant Balkcom
Married Name1874Balkcom1 
Marriage*13 May 1874Bryant Balkcom; Dawson, Jones County, Georgia, USA, From a notice in The Atlanta Constitution:
"Hymneal
Balkcom-Poindexter - Married, at the hotel in Dawson, May 13, by Rev. G. C. Clarke, Mr. Bryant Balkcom of Jones County, and Mrs. Sarah Jane Poindexter, of Baker County."1,2 
Death*between 1880 and 1883Jones County, Georgia, USA1 

Family

 Bryant Balkcom b. 1815, d. 1876

Citations

  1. [S46] Jr. Banks McLaurin, Charles Van Baucom and Louanna M. Bawcom, Baucom Family Book, 1978.
  2. [S221] Newspaper - Atlanta Constitution, 17 May 1874, http://www.ancestry.com
  3. [S13] Census, U.S. of 1860, Jones County Georgia, census page 46, http://www.ancestry.com
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