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Helen Juanita "Johnnie" Blankenship was born on April 23, 1929 at Morgan County, AL. She was the daughter of Ollie Fontaine Blankenship and Ollie Susan Hudson. Helen Juanita "Johnnie" Blankenship died on June 14, 1996 at age 67.

     Child of Shannon Parker:

Bailey Morgan Blankenship

Bailey Morgan Blankenship was the daughter of Shannon Parker.

James Max King was born on June 27, 1940. He was the son of Fletcher Max King and Mary Elizabeth Henderson. James Max King died on June 26, 1994 at age 53.

A.A. Stell witnessed the will of Isaac Berry Hillman Walls D L; The information contained in the will of Isaac Wall comes from the following sources: Kelley, David L; Pike County Arkansas Burned Records 1855-1890; pages 35-36. David L. Kelley transcribed and edited Wills 1839-1887 and the Abstract of Title Book Prior to 1890; this will was found on page 311 of the Will book. Last Will and Testament of I.B.H. Wall. Dated April 6th 1876 Item 3rd. I will that all the expenses of my last illness including expenses for medical attendance and nurse hire and other necessary expenses be paid secondly out of my estate. I will that should there be any mortgages or liens either judgement liens or otherwise on any of my property real or personal, that the same be paid thirdly out of my estate. I will that all of my other just debts be paid out of my estate and should there not be sufficient to pay the same in full, that the same be paid in equal and just proportions. It is my purpose to give in lifetime to such of my children as may be married at this time, all the property which I will them, to receive out of my estate. I therefore will no part of my property to other of my beloved children, Isaac Hillman Wall, Joseph Riley Wall and Leanah Elizabeth Conatser. It is my purpose that should any of my other children marry in my lifetime, to give to such as many, all the property which I will to them, to receive out of my estate at the time of their marriage. I therefore will no part of my property to either of my children who may marry in my lifetime. I will and bequeath to my beloved wife Martha Elmira Wall and such of my beloved children, that is to say my beloved Cinthia Ann, Nancy Jane, Mary Savanah, Letitia Frances, Berry Newton, Dora Josepine, Martha Johine and Solomon Robert as may be married and living at the time of my decease, all of my estate real and personal of which I may die seized, subject to provisions one to five inclusive, of this my Will and Testament. It is my will that my wife and such of my children as may be alive and unmarried at the time of my decease shall share equally in all of my estate real and personal. If I shall survive my wife, it is my desire and in that case, I will and bequeath all of my estate, real and personal, to such of my children as may be alive and unmarried at the time of my decease, the same to be equally divided among them. I do hereby appoint my beloved wife Martha Elmira Wall sole executrix of this my last Will and Testament and in case I should survive my wife, I then appoint my beloved son Joseph Riley Wall sole executor. Witnesses, A.A. Stell, E.J. Wesson (and) O.D. East. July 12th A.D. 1880. Before the undersigned Circuit Court (Clerk) &c. appeared A.A. Stell and E.J. Wesson to me well known, who being first duly sworn, depose and say &c., that they saw said I.B.H. Wall sign his name to the end of the paper writing and at the same time heard him declare the same to be his last Will &c., that they, with O.D. East, signed said instrument &c. in his presence and in the presence of each other, and that at the time of signing said paper writing, the said I.B.H. Wall was of sound and disposing mind. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th day of April A.D. 1881. W.B. Thomasson, Clerk.

E.J. Wesson witnessed the will of Isaac Berry Hillman Walls D L; The information contained in the will of Isaac Wall comes from the following sources: Kelley, David L; Pike County Arkansas Burned Records 1855-1890; pages 35-36. David L. Kelley transcribed and edited Wills 1839-1887 and the Abstract of Title Book Prior to 1890; this will was found on page 311 of the Will book. Last Will and Testament of I.B.H. Wall. Dated April 6th 1876 Item 3rd. I will that all the expenses of my last illness including expenses for medical attendance and nurse hire and other necessary expenses be paid secondly out of my estate. I will that should there be any mortgages or liens either judgement liens or otherwise on any of my property real or personal, that the same be paid thirdly out of my estate. I will that all of my other just debts be paid out of my estate and should there not be sufficient to pay the same in full, that the same be paid in equal and just proportions. It is my purpose to give in lifetime to such of my children as may be married at this time, all the property which I will them, to receive out of my estate. I therefore will no part of my property to other of my beloved children, Isaac Hillman Wall, Joseph Riley Wall and Leanah Elizabeth Conatser. It is my purpose that should any of my other children marry in my lifetime, to give to such as many, all the property which I will to them, to receive out of my estate at the time of their marriage. I therefore will no part of my property to either of my children who may marry in my lifetime. I will and bequeath to my beloved wife Martha Elmira Wall and such of my beloved children, that is to say my beloved Cinthia Ann, Nancy Jane, Mary Savanah, Letitia Frances, Berry Newton, Dora Josepine, Martha Johine and Solomon Robert as may be married and living at the time of my decease, all of my estate real and personal of which I may die seized, subject to provisions one to five inclusive, of this my Will and Testament. It is my will that my wife and such of my children as may be alive and unmarried at the time of my decease shall share equally in all of my estate real and personal. If I shall survive my wife, it is my desire and in that case, I will and bequeath all of my estate, real and personal, to such of my children as may be alive and unmarried at the time of my decease, the same to be equally divided among them. I do hereby appoint my beloved wife Martha Elmira Wall sole executrix of this my last Will and Testament and in case I should survive my wife, I then appoint my beloved son Joseph Riley Wall sole executor. Witnesses, A.A. Stell, E.J. Wesson (and) O.D. East. July 12th A.D. 1880. Before the undersigned Circuit Court (Clerk) &c. appeared A.A. Stell and E.J. Wesson to me well known, who being first duly sworn, depose and say &c., that they saw said I.B.H. Wall sign his name to the end of the paper writing and at the same time heard him declare the same to be his last Will &c., that they, with O.D. East, signed said instrument &c. in his presence and in the presence of each other, and that at the time of signing said paper writing, the said I.B.H. Wall was of sound and disposing mind. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th day of April A.D. 1881. W.B. Thomasson, Clerk.

O.D. East witnessed the will of Isaac Berry Hillman Walls D L; The information contained in the will of Isaac Wall comes from the following sources: Kelley, David L; Pike County Arkansas Burned Records 1855-1890; pages 35-36. David L. Kelley transcribed and edited Wills 1839-1887 and the Abstract of Title Book Prior to 1890; this will was found on page 311 of the Will book. Last Will and Testament of I.B.H. Wall. Dated April 6th 1876 Item 3rd. I will that all the expenses of my last illness including expenses for medical attendance and nurse hire and other necessary expenses be paid secondly out of my estate. I will that should there be any mortgages or liens either judgement liens or otherwise on any of my property real or personal, that the same be paid thirdly out of my estate. I will that all of my other just debts be paid out of my estate and should there not be sufficient to pay the same in full, that the same be paid in equal and just proportions. It is my purpose to give in lifetime to such of my children as may be married at this time, all the property which I will them, to receive out of my estate. I therefore will no part of my property to other of my beloved children, Isaac Hillman Wall, Joseph Riley Wall and Leanah Elizabeth Conatser. It is my purpose that should any of my other children marry in my lifetime, to give to such as many, all the property which I will to them, to receive out of my estate at the time of their marriage. I therefore will no part of my property to either of my children who may marry in my lifetime. I will and bequeath to my beloved wife Martha Elmira Wall and such of my beloved children, that is to say my beloved Cinthia Ann, Nancy Jane, Mary Savanah, Letitia Frances, Berry Newton, Dora Josepine, Martha Johine and Solomon Robert as may be married and living at the time of my decease, all of my estate real and personal of which I may die seized, subject to provisions one to five inclusive, of this my Will and Testament. It is my will that my wife and such of my children as may be alive and unmarried at the time of my decease shall share equally in all of my estate real and personal. If I shall survive my wife, it is my desire and in that case, I will and bequeath all of my estate, real and personal, to such of my children as may be alive and unmarried at the time of my decease, the same to be equally divided among them. I do hereby appoint my beloved wife Martha Elmira Wall sole executrix of this my last Will and Testament and in case I should survive my wife, I then appoint my beloved son Joseph Riley Wall sole executor. Witnesses, A.A. Stell, E.J. Wesson (and) O.D. East. July 12th A.D. 1880. Before the undersigned Circuit Court (Clerk) &c. appeared A.A. Stell and E.J. Wesson to me well known, who being first duly sworn, depose and say &c., that they saw said I.B.H. Wall sign his name to the end of the paper writing and at the same time heard him declare the same to be his last Will &c., that they, with O.D. East, signed said instrument &c. in his presence and in the presence of each other, and that at the time of signing said paper writing, the said I.B.H. Wall was of sound and disposing mind. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th day of April A.D. 1881. W.B. Thomasson, Clerk.

William Edward Ayers was born on July 13, 1863 at Fayette County, AL. He was the son of J. E. Ayers and Wiley Ann Brasher.       The following documents comprise the Eastern Cherokee Application of William Edward Ayers. The application, number 42027 was rejected by the commission because none of the ancestors of William Edward Ayers could be determined to be enrolled nor a party to the treaties of 1836-36 and 1846. Many of the relatives of William also filed applications and all were rejected for similar reasons. It has been surmised that the family lawyer made all the applications in behalf of the parties. At least one other application mentions the names Jim Henderson and Lila Taylor. This set of documents is the only place I've seen reference to these names. Below are transcriptions of the application of William Edward Ayres made by Morris Myers. The source document was LDS Family History Center film number 0378568.       Special Commissioner of the Court of Claims,      601 Ouray Building, Washington, D. C. Sir: I hereby make application for such share as may be due me of the fund appropriated by the Act of Congress approved June 30, 1906, in accordance with the decrees of the Court of Claims of May 18, 1905 and May 28, 1906, in favor of the Eastern Cherokees. The evidence of identity is herewith subjoined. 1. State full name -           English name: William Edward Ayers           Indian name: no Indian name            2. Residence and post office: Piedmont, Ala. Send my mail in care of Ben Kerr, my attorney 3. County: Calhoun 4. State:Alabama 5. How old are you? 44 Born July 13, 1863 6. Where were you born? Fayette County, Ala. 7. Are you married? Yes 8. Name and age of wife or husband: Ethel Ayers, 27 years old 9. To what tribe of Indians does he or she belong? Eastern Cherokees 10. Name all your children who were living on May 28, 1906, giving their ages: No Children 11. Give names of your father and mother and your mother's name before marriage. Father - English name: J. E. Ayers Indian name: none Mother - English name: Wyley Ann Ayers Indian name: none Maiden name: Wyley Ann Brasher 12. Where were they born? Father: I think in Georgia or South Carolina Mother: I think in Georgia or South Carolina 13. Where did they reside in 1851 if living at that time? Father: Either in Ga. or Ala. Mother:Either in Ga. or Ala. 14. Date of death of your father and mother - Father:living yet Mother: August 13, 1882 15. Were they ever enrolled for annuities, land, or other benefits? If so state when and where and with what tribe of Indians: No 16. Name all your brothers and sisters, giving ages, and if not living, the date of death: Name                    Born                    Died (1) Mandy Prince               Oct 17, 1858          Living Cardiff, Ala (2) Henry L. Ayers               Jan 31, 1860          Living Parrish, ALa. (3) Robert Ayers               June 30, 1869          Living Fayette Co., Ala. (4) Lena Gregory               June 12, 1872          Living Birmingham, Ala. (5) Fannie Scroggins          May 2, 1872          Living East St Louis, Ill. (6) Hampton Ayers                                   Dead 17. State English and Indian names of your grandparents on both father's and mother's side, if possible: Father's Side Mother's Side John Ayers Quilla Brasher Don't remember Don't remember Grandmother. Grandmother's name. 18. Where were they born? Don't know 19. Where did they reside in 1851, if living at that time? Don't know - Ga. or Ala. 20. Give names of all their children, and residence, if possible: (1) Henderson Brasher (2) Mrs. Marinda Martin (3) Mrs. Duck McCoy (4) all the rest are dead 21. Have you ever been enrolled for money, annuities, land, or other benefits? If so state when and where, and with what tribe of Indians: No 22. To assist in identification, claimants should give the full English and Indian names, if possible, of their paternal grandparents back to 1835: J.E. Ayers, Wyley Ann Brasher, Quilla Brasher Remarks. (Under this head the applicant may give any additional facts which will assist in proving his claim.) My Indian blood comes on my Mother's side I solmenly swear that the foregoing statements made by me are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. (Signed) William Edward Ayers Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29 day of Aug. 1907. E.D. McClelen, Notary Public. My commission expires 24 March 1908. __________________ Affidavit (The following affidavit must be sworn to by two or more witnesses who are well acquainted with the applicant.) Personally appeared before me, C.N. Thompson and H.C. Henderson, who, being duly sworn, on oath depose and say that they are well acquainted with William Edward Ayers, who makes the forgoing application and statements, and have known him for 2 months and one years, respectively, and know him to be the identical person he represents himself to be, and that the statements made by him are true, to the best of their knowledge and belief, and they have no interest whatever in this claim. Signature of Witness CN Thompson H C Henderson Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day of August 1907. My commission expires 24 March, 1908 E.D. McClenen, Notary Public. Note- Affidavits should be made, whenever practicable, before a notary public, clerk of the court, or before a person having a seal. If sworn to before an Indian agent or disbursing agent of the Indian service, it need not be executed before a notary, etc.       STATE OF ALABAMA FAYETTE COUNTY      Before me, Thomas E. Goodwin, Judge of Probate in and for said County and State personally appeared this day 11th Sept 1907, who being by me first duly sworn according to law, did swear as follows, to-wit: I am 57 years old; my postoffice address is Fayette, Alabama; I was born in Marshal Co. Ala., and have lived in Fayette County, Alabama for 40 years. I have known William Edward Ayers, who is about thirty or forty years of age, ever since his birth, and know him to be the son of Wyley Ann Ayers (nee Brasher) deceased, who has always been considered to possess Indian blood, and the said William Edward Ayers has also the appearance of being part Indian.      Henderson Brasher who is a brother of said Wyley Ann Ayers (nee Brasher) deceased, and       an uncle of said William Edward Ayers, is a man well known in this county, of good reputation, and in addition to having the appearance of an Indian has always been considered as having Indian blood.                                                             (signed) M.H. Miller                                                                   I, Thomas B. Goodwin, Judge of Probate, hereby certify that M.H. Miller, swore and subscribed      to the foregoing affidavit before me and in my presence. I have no interest in the Indian claim of William Edward Ayers      In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of office, the the eleventh day of September, 1907.                                                             (signed) Thos. B. Goodwin                                                              Judge of Probate for                                                              Fayette County, Alabama.       The State of Alabama Calhoun County      Before me, E.D. McClelen a Notary Public in and for said State and County personally appeared Henderson Brasher, and who being by me duly sworn according to law on his oath did swear as follows, to-wit: My name is Henderson Brasher and I am seventy nine (79) years old, and live in Fayette County, Ala, and Bankston is my postoffice.      I am a full-blood uncle to William Edward Ayers, who I am informed has filed his Eastern Cherokee Indian Application.      William Edward Ayers is a son of J.E. Ayers and Wyley Ann Ayers (nee Brasher). Wyley Ann Ayers (nee Brasher) was my full-blood sister - both had same parents - and she is now dead.      I was born in Greenville District, 11 1/2 miles from Greenville Court house, South Carolina. My sister, Wyley Ann Brasher Ayers was born in Cowetta County, Georgia near Newnan.      The parents of my sister Wyley Ann Ayers (nee Brasher) and myself were A Quilla Brasher, my Father, and Francis Brasher (nee Henderson) my Mother, and they were born the same place I was born. My Mother spoke the Cherokee Indian language.      My Father's parents (my paternal grandparents) were John Brasher, my Grandfather and Martha Brasher (nee Wilburn), my Grandmother.      My Mother's parents (my maternal grandparents) were Jim Henderson, my Grandfather, and Lila henderson (nee Taylor), my Grandmother. My Mother was one quarter Cherokee Indian, and she told me that Lila Henderson (nee Taylor), her Mother was half (1/2) Cherokee Indian.      This Cherokee Indian ancestry made myself and Sister, Wyley Ann Ayers (nee Brasher) one-eighth (1/8) Cherokee Indian.      Both myself and said Sister showed our Cherokee Indian blood. So Much so that I was called "Indian Brasher".      I have filed no Eastern Cherokee indian application and have no financial interest whatever in the Eastern Cherokee Indian claim of William Edward Ayers.                                                        (signed) Henderson Brasher                                                              I, E.D. McClelen, Notary Public in and for said State and County hereby certify that Henderson Brasher swore and subscribed to the foregoing affidavit in my presence after it had been fully read over to him by me. I have no interest in the claim of William Edward Ayers. Sept 14th, 1907 (signed) E.D.McClelen Notary Public My commission expires March 24th 1908.       STATE OF ALABAMA JEFFERSON COUNTY      Before me J.W. Hargroove, a Notary Public in and for said County personally appeared J.E. Ayers who being by me duly sworn did swear as follows, to-wit:      My name is J.E. Ayers, and I am 70 years old. I was born in Carroll County, Georgia, March 21, 1838. I was married to Wiley Ann Brasher in Fayette County, Alabama, of this marriage we had the following living children, viz, William Edward Ayers (whose Cherokee Indian application is No. 420247), who now lives in Avondale, Alabama, Mrs. Mandy Prince, Cardiff, Alabama, Henry L. Ayers, Parrish, ALabama, Robert Ayers, Fayette County, Alabama, Mrs, Lena Gregory, Birmingham, Alabama, Mrs. Fanny Booth, Abbieville, South Carolina.      My said wife died August 13, 1882 in Morgan County, Alabama. My said wife was a full-blooded sister of Henderson Brasher. My said wife told me that she was one eighth (1/8) Eastern Cherokee Indian, and she showed it in her appearance to a great extent. She also spoke the Cherokee Indian Language fluently. I have heard her and Henderson Brasher converse in the Cherokee Indian Language. I have heard my wife say that her parents were Francis Brasher (nee Henderson), A. Quilla Brasher and were born in Greenville, South Carolina. I have heard my wife say that her parental Grandparents were John Brasher and Martha Brasher, (nee Wilburn) and her maternal Grandparents were Jim henderson and Lila Henderson (nee Taylor).      My wife told me that her Mother, Frances Brasher, (nee Henderson) was one fourth (1/4) Cherokee Indian.      My wife told me that her grandmother, Lila Henderson, (nee Taylor) was one-half (1/2) Cherokee Indian.                                                        (signed) J.E. Ayers Subscribed and sworn to before me      this the 13th day of July, 1908.       (signed) J.W. hargroove Notary Public.

Mandy Ayers was born on October 17, 1858 at Fayette County, AL. She was the daughter of J. E. Ayers and Wiley Ann Brasher.

Henry L. Ayers was born on January 31, 1860 at Fayette County, AL. He was the son of J. E. Ayers and Wiley Ann Brasher.

Robert E. L. Ayers was born on June 30, 1869 at Fayette, Fayette County, AL. He was the son of J. E. Ayers and Wiley Ann Brasher. Robert E. L. Ayers married Martha Ella Sanford, daughter of Absolam B. Sanford and Mary Ann Malinda Gurley. Robert E. L. Ayers died on December 26, 1937 at age 68. He was buried at Cleveland Church of Christ, Fayette County, AL.

     Children of Robert E. L. Ayers and Martha Ella Sanford:

Mack R. Ayers   b. August 29, 1899
Joseph E. Ayers   b. September 27, 1903
Mabel Ayers   b. September 27, 1905

Lena Ayers was born on January 12, 1872 at Fayette County, AL. She was the daughter of J. E. Ayers and Wiley Ann Brasher.

Fannie Ayers was born on May 2, 1875 at Fayette County, AL. She was the daughter of J. E. Ayers and Wiley Ann Brasher.

Hampton Ayers was the son of J. E. Ayers and Wiley Ann Brasher. Hampton Ayers died before November 29, 1907.

Elijah Lee Henderson was the son of Orla Hezakiah Henderson.

     Child of Elijah Lee Henderson:

Otis Haywood Henderson Sr.+

Mary J. Townsend was the daughter of Reverend James S. "Jim" Townsend and Harriett Elizabeth Long. Mary J. Townsend married J. C. Jenkins on October 2, 1890 at Fayette County, AL.

J. C. Jenkins married Mary J. Townsend, daughter of Reverend James S. "Jim" Townsend and Harriett Elizabeth Long, on October 2, 1890 at Fayette County, AL.

William Harris McCullough married Susan Mellisa Brasher, daughter of William Harrison "Billy" Brasher and Nancy Caroline Garrison, on August 19, 1866 at Fayette County, AL.      He served in Company I, 26th Alabama Infantry during the Civil War.

     Children of William Harris McCullough and Susan Mellisa Brasher:

Benjamin McCullough
Laura McCullough+   b. May 15, 1876, d. May 11, 1923
Lucretia McCullough   b. 1882

Laura McCullough was born on May 15, 1876 at Fayette County, AL. She was the daughter of William Harris McCullough and Susan Mellisa Brasher. Laura McCullough married Charley Jack Fowler, son of Daniel Fowler and Georgia Stough, on June 10, 1898 at Fayette County, AL. Laura McCullough died on May 11, 1923 at Fayette County, AL, at age 46.      The death certificate for Laura McCollough Fowler was filed on June 7, 1923. It states that her parents were Harris McCollough and Lissie Brasher McCollough and her husband was C. J. Fowler. The information was provided by B. F. McCollough, probably her brother.

     Children of Laura McCullough and Charley Jack Fowler:

Hollie Bell Fowler
Marion Fowler
Ida Fowler
Furman Collier Fowler
Maley B. Fowler   b. July, 1899
William Sylvester Fowler   b. 1909

Lucretia McCullough was born in 1882. She was the daughter of William Harris McCullough and Susan Mellisa Brasher.

Benjamin McCullough was the son of William Harris McCullough and Susan Mellisa Brasher. Benjamin McCullough married Ella Garrison.

Ella Garrison married Benjamin McCullough, son of William Harris McCullough and Susan Mellisa Brasher.

George W. Gray married Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher, daughter of William Harrison "Billy" Brasher and Nancy Caroline Garrison, circa 1880.      There is a family legend that when R. V. Larimore died Tack became pregnant by the hired hand, George Gray. George apparently had two children by his first wife, T. J. Griffin.

     Children of George W. Gray and Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher:

Adrey Elmer Gray   b. 1880
Bevly Belton Gray   b. 1883
Vida Iola Gray   b. 1885
Betsy Gray   b. 1889
Roland Woods Gray   b. 1893

R. V. Lawrimore married Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher, daughter of William Harrison "Billy" Brasher and Nancy Caroline Garrison, on November 30, 1873 at Fayette County, AL.

     Children of R. V. Lawrimore and Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher:

William Allen Lawrimore+   b. January 25, 1875, d. October 20, 1935
Lela Savilla Lawrimore   b. February 3, 1877, d. March 25, 1944

Adrey Elmer Gray was born in 1880. He was the son of George W. Gray and Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher.

Bevly Belton Gray was born in 1883. He was the son of George W. Gray and Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher.

Vida Iola Gray was born in 1885. She was the daughter of George W. Gray and Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher.

Betsy Gray was born in 1889. She was the daughter of George W. Gray and Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher.

Roland Woods Gray was born in 1893. He was the son of George W. Gray and Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher.

William Allen Lawrimore was born on January 25, 1875. He was the son of R. V. Lawrimore and Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher. William Allen Lawrimore married Addie Webb. William Allen Lawrimore died on October 20, 1935 at age 60.

     Children of William Allen Lawrimore and Addie Webb:

T. B. Lawrimore
Howard Lawrimore
Horace Lawrimore
Charlton Lawrimore

Lela Savilla Lawrimore was born on February 3, 1877 at Fayette County, AL. She was the daughter of R. V. Lawrimore and Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher. Lela Savilla Lawrimore married Horace N. Gardner. Lela Savilla Lawrimore died on March 25, 1944 at Fayette County, AL, at age 67.

Horace N. Gardner married Lela Savilla Lawrimore, daughter of R. V. Lawrimore and Frances Arminda "Tack" Brasher.

Dora Taylor married Aquilla Q. Edmonson, son of Daniel Edmonson and Harriet Brasher, before January 9, 1876.

Martha Jane Webb married Aquilla Q. Edmonson, son of Daniel Edmonson and Harriet Brasher, on January 9, 1876 at Fayette County, AL.

     Children of Martha Jane Webb and Aquilla Q. Edmonson:

Cornelia H. "Nelia" Edmonson   b. December 22, 1877, d. July 12, 1952
Fanie Edmonson   b. May, 1880
Ceoler C. Edmonson   b. September, 1881, d. 1951
Maude Edmonson   b. April, 1886, d. 1974

Cornelia H. "Nelia" Edmonson was born on December 22, 1877. She was the daughter of Aquilla Q. Edmonson and Martha Jane Webb. Cornelia H. "Nelia" Edmonson married Franklin Galloway. Cornelia H. "Nelia" Edmonson died on July 12, 1952 at age 74.

Franklin Galloway married Cornelia H. "Nelia" Edmonson, daughter of Aquilla Q. Edmonson and Martha Jane Webb.

Fanie Edmonson was born in May, 1880. She was the daughter of Aquilla Q. Edmonson and Martha Jane Webb. Fanie Edmonson married James Henry Taylor.

James Henry Taylor married Fanie Edmonson, daughter of Aquilla Q. Edmonson and Martha Jane Webb.

Ceoler C. Edmonson was born in September, 1881. He was the son of Aquilla Q. Edmonson and Martha Jane Webb. Ceoler C. Edmonson married Effie Allred. Ceoler C. Edmonson died in 1951.

Effie Allred married Ceoler C. Edmonson, son of Aquilla Q. Edmonson and Martha Jane Webb.

Maude Edmonson was born in April, 1886. She was the daughter of Aquilla Q. Edmonson and Martha Jane Webb. Maude Edmonson married Posey Johnston. Maude Edmonson died in 1974.

Posey Johnston married Maude Edmonson, daughter of Aquilla Q. Edmonson and Martha Jane Webb.

John Y. Taylor married Luezer Ellen Edmonson, daughter of Daniel Edmonson and Harriet Brasher, on December 16, 1875 at Fayette County, AL.

     Children of John Y. Taylor and Luezer Ellen Edmonson:

Carl Taylor
Gus Taylor
Chester Taylor
Simon Taylor
Charlie Taylor
Henry Taylor
Ruth Taylor
Cora Taylor

Carl Taylor was the son of John Y. Taylor and Luezer Ellen Edmonson. Carl Taylor married Elsie Brasher.

Louisa Gray married Gus Taylor, son of John Y. Taylor and Luezer Ellen Edmonson.

Elsie Brasher married Carl Taylor, son of John Y. Taylor and Luezer Ellen Edmonson.

Gus Taylor was the son of John Y. Taylor and Luezer Ellen Edmonson. Gus Taylor married Louisa Gray.

Chester Taylor was the son of John Y. Taylor and Luezer Ellen Edmonson.