Ephraim COBB / Louisa TURNER

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[279] During the War Between the States he served in Company K, 1st SouthCarolina Artillery.

[280] The 1870 Census of Oconee County, South Carolina, lists him as being55 years old, which would alter his birthdate to 1815. The 1880census lists him as being 68 years old, translating to a birth year of1812.

[281] He was living at Holly Springs P.O. Also in his household at thattime was his mother Nelly Greer Cobb.

[282] At that time, he was living in the Seneca Township, Walhalla PostOffice. His son Ephraim Jr. was living next door.

[283] Although she had spent her last years living between her children, shewas in the home of her daughter Louisa Burnside at the time of herdeath.

[725] During the War Between the States, he served in Company K, 12th SouthCarolina Infantry Regiment. He was captured in 1864, and died in theFederal Military Prison at Point Lookout, Maryland. Point Lookout wasthe largest Federal Prisoner of War camp, built after the battle ofGettysburg, and at one time held as many as 52,000 Confederateprisoners, some 3,800 of which died from exposure and disease. Thesite is now a Maryland State Park.

[284] At that time, his family was living in the Seneca Township, WalhallaPost Office. His father was living next door.

[285] Also living in his household at that time was Hurly Pitts, theyoungest daughter of Charles C. Pitts and Nancy Godfrey.

[286] At that time, he was living next door to his daughter and son in law,Dovie and James Suttles.

[287] Son John and his family were living next door at that time.

[726] She died unmarried and without issue before 1870.

[727] Although her headstone indicates a date of birth of 1852, she waslisted on both the 1850 and 1860 census as being born 1847-1849.

[6053] This information cannot be confirmed.

[6054] Balis was the last person listed (after Henry Watkins) in thehousehold of Masiah Long on the 1860 census.

[6055] Also living in his household at that time was his mother in law, NancyCarnie, age 49, born South Carolina. She was erroneously listed asNancy COBB.

[6056] At that time, son Brye Cobb and his family were living next door.

[728] At that time, she was the oldest child remaining in her parent'shousehold.

[729] This enumeration erroneously stated her date of birth as 1862.

[731] At that time, he had his family situated next door to that of hisbrother Roland.

[730] Margaret was enumerated on the 1870 Federal census for the SenecaTownship, of Oconee County, South Carolina, in the household of oneR.R. Norris. Her relationship to the Norris family is as yet unknown.

[1644] At that time, he was the oldest child remaining in his parent'shousehold.

[1645] At that time, he was living next door to his brother Andrew.

[1646] At that time, she was still unmarried and living in her parent'shousehold.

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Wesley OGLE / Odell BOWNDS

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[2036] This person is presumed living.

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Herbert William ANTHONY / Delores COLE

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[755] This person is presumed living.

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Tom DAVENPORT / Julia MCCLURE

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Joe HOLDEN / Patsy Wathene PITTS

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[2342] This person is presumed living.

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Thomas PEEL / Martha Frances COBB

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[9790] This marriage took place in the home of Ambrose Cobb and wasofficiated by William Hendren.

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W. Edward BROPHY / Jeanette TAYLOR

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Robert E. DODSON / Jaqueta Irene COLEY

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[3797] During the Second World War, he was a commissioned aviator in the USArmy Air Force.

[3809] This person is presumed living.

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John SCOTT / Elizabeth BIBB

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Earnest Otis PHILLIPS / Nannie Susan GOFF

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William BASSETT / Elizabeth CHURCHILL

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[10029] (This was Elizabeth Churchill's first marriage.)

[4499] (She was a step-daughter of the Benjamin Harrison who signed theDeclaration of Independence, and the ancestor of the Harrisonpresidents.)

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Thomas Benton ANDERSON / Fannie Margaret WALKER

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[4903] At that time his family was situated next door to his parents.

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Robert GILMORE / Judy Ann PRICE

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[10142] This based on the birthdate of the only known child of this marriage.

[5004] This person is presumed living.

[4997] This person is presumed living.

[5005] This person is presumed living.

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Frank Richard TENBERG / Pearl GATLIN

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[5292] This person died as an infant.

[5667] This person is presumed living.

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Benjamin Franklin WILD / Lillian Rhea JACKSON

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[6474] At that time his household was composed not only of his wife and son,but also of his mother in law Ada Jackson and her five children.

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Ambrose COBB / Nancy MOORE

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[5702] Also listed in his household at that time was a granddaughter Lora A.Cobb, age 4, born in Iowa. The identity of her father is not yetknown.

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William Ernest SIBLEY / Annie Jeanette PAUL

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Ralph Thompson SHANKLAND / Mildred Lucille COBB

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[10411] (This based on the birthdate of the first child of this marriage.)

[270] This person is presumed living.

[271] This person is presumed living.

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Claud Earl LABASS / Bertie LNU (LABASS)

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[6814] Although married at least twice, he died without issue.

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James Marion RICHARDS / Susan Marinda LANGLEY

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[6903] He was listed as a three-month old infant on this enumeration.

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John Fred SMITH / Jeanette CONDLEY

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Bernard MARKHAM / Mary HARRIS

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Everett Chester CLAY / Ruth Bumpass ALLEY

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[8070] She died in childbirth with daughter Nell.

[8080] This child died at birth.

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John W. MILTON / Floie L. DANIEL

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[10637] This event was recorded in Marriage Book 2, pp 410, Jackson County,Florida. There were apparently no children produced from this unionand she died within several years.

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Sidney BRASWELL / Frances LNU (BRASWELL)

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David GREER / Hanna DUNLOP

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[8090]

Will of David GRIER, Sr.

Wife Polly to have 1/3 of land where I now live and proceeds that mayremain at my decease of the sale of a family of negroes which myselfand her sold to ARMSTRONG and McGEE except so much of the proceeds asI have and may settle with her children in my lifetime of which I havealready settled the following named children: Thomas S. GREER,
John and Martha DUNLAP, James S. GREER. At wife's death property soldand equally divided among my 4 sons: John M. GREER, Benjamin GREER,Nimrod J. GREER, and Robert S. GREER, or their children.

I give to son David 100 acres of land and negro woman Sabra.
To son John M. 146 1/2 acres and negro man Billy, boy Penn and girlDoshey.
To son John M. in trust for my son Benjamin, 150 acres joining JamesARMSTRONG and David GREER, Jr.
To son Thomas S. 200 acres on Hencoop Creek.
To daughter Polly GREER 50 acres which she has received and sold toDr. John WILSON.
To daughter Eliza LEE and her children negro girl Ann.
To daughter Eleanor COBB, $20.00.
To son James S. GREER $300.00.
The remaining part of property at my decease to be sold and afterdebts paid and above specified amounts which I give to my son Thos. S.GREER, Eleanor COBB and the children of Jane LEE dec'd then my wifePolly to have 1/3 and the balance equally divided between my sons JohnM. GREER, Robt. S. GREER, Benj. GREER and my daughters Eliza LEE andMartha DUNLAP or their children. Executors: Son John M. GREER andfriend Wm. P. MARTIN. Dated 13 Feb. 1852.

Witness:
Charles MURPHY
Hampton STONE
A. J. BROCK(Signed) David GREER
Proven 17 Sept. 1855

[8091] This instrument was entered into probate on 17 September 1855,indicating he had died in the interim period, and probably aboutAugust 1855.

[8606] This is established by the facts that her last child was born in 1806,and her husband had his first child by his third wife in 1810.

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(Unknown) / Elizabeth LNU (WILSON)

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[9443] At that time she was living in the household of her daughter and sonin law, Margaret and Putnam Hoyle.

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