Name: STANLEY MUNDY
SSN: 227-09-9263
Last Residence: 22560 Tappahannock, Essex, VA
Born: 21 May 1908
Last Benefit:
Died: Sep 1985
State (Year) SSN issued: VA (Before 195)
Name: Chloe C. Mundy
SSN: 252-86-3933
Last Residence: 22560 Tappahannock, Essex, Virginia, United States of America
Born: 7 Sep 1911
Died: 23 May 1997
State (Year) SSN issued: Georgia (1966 )
CLCID: (CJDA)
CLCID: (CJDAE)
CLCID: (CJDAW)
CLCID: (CJDAF)
Name: Bethel Carlton
SSN: 255-12-2853
Last Residence: 33456 Indiantown, Martin, Florida, United States of America
Born: 25 Jun 1917
Last Benefit: 33456 Indiantown, Martin, Florida, United States of America
Died: Apr 1978
State (Year) SSN issued: Georgia (Before 1951 )
CLCID: (CJDAN)
Marriages may be in reverse order. From letter of Lamar Chapman dated 6/16/1988
-resided in the original home of David Delk in the Gum Branch community
-In his will, her father Francis John Chapman deeded his home place to his daughter Mary Leigh Delk and husband David Delk Jr. This home, likewise was willed by David Delk Jr. to his son William Shelton Delk at his death.
-one of the origional members of Liberty Union Lodge No. 96, Free and accepted Masons, see page 32 of book Sweetland of Liberty, A History of
Liberty County, Ga - Library of Congress Catalogye Number TXU 62-963.- Military Sevice 1861-65: was a private in Company D, 5th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry "LIBERTY GUARDS", Liberty County, GA. 1st GA Cavalry Battalion Captain William Hughes, Jr., Commanding. W. S. Delk enlisted 26 Mar 1864, in Company D, 5th GA Cavalry. Roll dated 31 Dec 1864, last on file, shows him present. Pension records show he was on 30 days furlough to procure a remount when war ended [MIL REC]. This regiment was formed by the consolidation of the 1st and 2nd Georgia Cavalry Battalions on 20 JAN 1863. The men were from McIntosh County - 2 troops; Liberty County-2 troops; Chatham County - 2 troops; Bulloch, Lamar, Effingham, and Screven. It was surrendered at Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina on 26 APR 1865.
-IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM SHELTON DELK
Once more we are called upon the passing of one of the Sons of Light. Once more the angel of death has alarmed our outer-door and has summoned from our midst another of our faithful band. When the summons came Bro. W. S. Delk, as we believe, in perfect readiness, answered the call, Bro. W. S. Delk was born June 12th, 1846 and died March 10th, 1925. He was married to Miss Sarah Ann Smart on April 5th, 1866. He mourned her death. On April 11th, 1906, he was married to Mrs. Sallie A. Stubbs, who survived him.Bro. Delk sought and found Masonic light in early manhood sometime before Bay View Lodge No. 410, F. & A. M. was constituted, but when the brethren petitioned the Grand Lodge for a charter Bro. Delk was included in the membership and ever remained a substantial pillar for Day View Lodge, holding nearly every station from Worshipful Master to Tyler with credit to himself and honor to the fraternity. He was a kind-hearted man, a devoted Christian, a true lover of Masonry
and indeed a loyal brother, always serving them when opportunity was his. We the members of Bay View Lodge No. 410, F, & A. M. feel the loss very keenly of his counsel and cheer as well as a life true and consistent with the noble tenets of our sacred order. Yet we hope by living consistent lives to true Masonry we each shall once more grasp his vanished hand while passing through the gates into the Erternal City. Done by order of Bay View Ledge No, 410, 7. F, & A. M., in regular
session. This September' 18th, 1925. H. F. Long, C. J. Smiley, H. C. Hodges, Committee
Marriages may be in reverse order. From letter of Lamar Chapman dated 6/16/1988
-resided in the original home of David Delk in the Gum Branch community
-In his will, her father Francis John Chapman deeded his home place to his daughter Mary Leigh Delk and husband David Delk Jr. This home, likewise was willed by David Delk Jr. to his son William Shelton Delk at his death.
-one of the origional members of Liberty Union Lodge No. 96, Free and accepted Masons, see page 32 of book Sweetland of Liberty, A History of
Liberty County, Ga - Library of Congress Catalogye Number TXU 62-963.- Military Sevice 1861-65: was a private in Company D, 5th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry "LIBERTY GUARDS", Liberty County, GA. 1st GA Cavalry Battalion Captain William Hughes, Jr., Commanding. W. S. Delk enlisted 26 Mar 1864, in Company D, 5th GA Cavalry. Roll dated 31 Dec 1864, last on file, shows him present. Pension records show he was on 30 days furlough to procure a remount when war ended [MIL REC]. This regiment was formed by the consolidation of the 1st and 2nd Georgia Cavalry Battalions on 20 JAN 1863. The men were from McIntosh County - 2 troops; Liberty County-2 troops; Chatham County - 2 troops; Bulloch, Lamar, Effingham, and Screven. It was surrendered at Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina on 26 APR 1865.
-IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM SHELTON DELK
Once more we are called upon the passing of one of the Sons of Light. Once more the angel of death has alarmed our outer-door and has summoned from our midst another of our faithful band. When the summons came Bro. W. S. Delk, as we believe, in perfect readiness, answered the call, Bro. W. S. Delk was born June 12th, 1846 and died March 10th, 1925. He was married to Miss Sarah Ann Smart on April 5th, 1866. He mourned her death. On April 11th, 1906, he was married to Mrs. Sallie A. Stubbs, who survived him.Bro. Delk sought and found Masonic light in early manhood sometime before Bay View Lodge No. 410, F. & A. M. was constituted, but when the brethren petitioned the Grand Lodge for a charter Bro. Delk was included in the membership and ever remained a substantial pillar for Day View Lodge, holding nearly every station from Worshipful Master to Tyler with credit to himself and honor to the fraternity. He was a kind-hearted man, a devoted Christian, a true lover of Masonry
and indeed a loyal brother, always serving them when opportunity was his. We the members of Bay View Lodge No. 410, F, & A. M. feel the loss very keenly of his counsel and cheer as well as a life true and consistent with the noble tenets of our sacred order. Yet we hope by living consistent lives to true Masonry we each shall once more grasp his vanished hand while passing through the gates into the Erternal City. Done by order of Bay View Ledge No, 410, 7. F, & A. M., in regular
session. This September' 18th, 1925. H. F. Long, C. J. Smiley, H. C. Hodges, Committee
Married 2 times.
Occupation: 1930 Engineer, Steam(?) Railroad
Census: 1880 Liberty County, GA Federal Census; NA Film # T9-0155; District 70, District 24; Page 100B
Census: 10 APR 1930 Savannah, Chatham County, GA Federal Census; ED 40; House #304; Page 10a
Event: Address (Facts Pg) 1930 304 East Anderson Connector, Savannah, Chatham County, GA
HENRY C. MOORE was born in Clinch County, October 10th, 1850, the son of JOHN MOORE. Early in life he became a cripple from rheumatism, and when twnety-six years old was elected County Treasurer of Clinch County. He was commissioned January 17th, 1877, and by continuous re-elections served until his death. He married Miss FANNIE C. Smith, daughter of Jesse Smith, September 2nd, 1879, and by her had three daughters, viz.: LUCY, LORENA and BELLE MOORE. His death occurred June 17th, 1891, after a long and distressing illness. The County Commissioners in their report to the Grand Jury, at the October term, 1891, said in part: "Since the last session of your honorable body a Divine Providence has seen fit to call to his last account our worthy treasurer, Henry C. Moore, who has served the County of Clinch for the last fifteen years in that capacity. He has been the custodian of hte moneys of this county, and during all the years with the demand that terminated his life, even yet when the Messenger of Death came, he left his books correct and the money on hand to the fraction of a cent ... " This tribute is signed by F. B. SIRMANS, ISHAM PATTERSON and W. H. GARY, Commissioners. SOURCE: "History of Clinch County, Georgia", pp. 275, 276
/John O'More b: 15 JUN 1588 d: 1 OCT 1648
/James O'More b: 17 APR 1630 d: 4 SEP 1701
| \Mary Fenwick b: 12 JUN 1590 d: 18 APR 1658
/David Moore b: ABT. 1690 d: ABT. 7 SEP 1726
| \Sarah Guyon b: 14 MAR 1647 d: 5 FEB 1699
/John Moore II b: 1718 d: 1784
| \Mary (unknown) b: ABT. 1690 d: AFT. 7 SEP 1726
/John Moore III b: 11 DEC 1755 d: BET. 1806 - 1855
| | /Samuel Hollingsworth b: 27 JAN 1673 d: 1 OCT 1748
| | /Enoch Hollingsworth b: 1702 d: 17 SEP 1752
| | | \Hannah Harland b: 4 FEB 1681 d: 1701
| \Hannah Hollingsworth b: 16 AUG 1727 d: BET. 21 JAN 1761 - 1764
| \Joanna Crowley b: ABT. 1705 d: BET. 1733 - 1753
/John Moore IV b: ABT. 1785 d: 1855
| | /Thomas Hardeman b: WFT Est. 1594-1623 d: WFT Est. 1648-1708
| | /Thomas Hardeman b: BET. 1577 - 1637 d: BET. 1698 - 1737
| | /John "the Elder" Hardeman b: 9 SEP 1654 d: 11 SEP 1711
| | /Joseph Hardeman b: 17 JUN 1703
| | | | /John "the Elder" Eppes b: 1526 d: BET. 1569 - 1639 =>
| | | | /John "the Younger" Eppes b: 1560 d: 19 NOV 1627
| | | | /Francis "the Elder" Eppes b: 14 MAY 1597 d: 15 MAY 1656
| | | | | \Thomazine Banks Fisher b: ABT. 1560 d: AUG 1625
| | | | /Francis "the Younger" Eppes b: 19 NOV 1627 d: 2 DEC 1678
| | | | | | /Thomas "Captain" Pawlett b: ABT. 1580 d: UNKNOWN
| | | | | \Marie Pawlett b: ABT. 1601 d: BET. 1643 - 1693
| | | \Marie "Mary" Eppes b: ABT. 1664 d: ABT. 1726
| | | | /Robert Littleberry b: 1 MAR 1591 d: UNKNOWN
| | | \Elizabeth Jane Littlebury b: 22 OCT 1620 d: 23 SEP 1678
| | /Thomas Hardeman b: 15 OCT 1730 d: 27 AUG 1791
| | | \Elizabeth (unknown) b: ABT. 1716 d: AFT. 14 OCT 1730
| \Winnie Hardeman b: 21 JUL 1754 d: BET. 1807 - 1854
| \Elizabeth (unknown) b: 14 AUG 1736 d: BET. 1776 - 1836
/John Moore V b: 1821 d: 17 DEC 1886
| \Margaret Elizabeth "Martha" Jones b: 1790 d: 1850
Henry Clay Moore b: 10 OCT 1850 d: 17 JUN 1891
| /Robert Roberts b: ABT. 1767 d: BET. 1780 - 1860
| /Robert Roberts b: ABT. 1773 d: AFT. 15 OCT 1850
| /Gray Stock Roberts , Sr. b: 25 NOV 1793 d: 23 DEC 1862
| | \Purlisa? (unknown) b: ABT. 1775 d: AFT. 15 OCT 1850
\Barbara Roberts b: 30 OCT 1824 d: 10 MAR 1902
| /Mark Lott b: 22 JAN 1769 d: 1 NOV 1813
\Sarah "Sallie" Lott b: 22 SEP 1797 d: 18 JUN 1878
\Judith Delilah Jones b: MAY 1771 d: 1848
/William Smith b: 16 MAR 1765 d: 16 JUL 1841
/Jesse Smith b: 25 AUG 1820 d: 1884
| \Bineta "Neta" "Neter" Stephens b: 1776 d: 1854
Fannie Catherine Smith b: 1858 d: 14 APR 1900
| /John Tomlinson , Sr. b: 9 DEC 1753 d: ABT. JUL 1801
| /Moses Tomlinson b: 1793 d: 1891
| | | /Thomas Hardeman b: WFT Est. 1594-1623 d: WFT Est. 1648-1708
| | | /Thomas Hardeman b: BET. 1577 - 1637 d: BET. 1698 - 1737
| | | /John "the Elder" Hardeman b: 9 SEP 1654 d: 11 SEP 1711
| | | /Joseph Hardeman b: 17 JUN 1703
| | | | | /John "the Elder" Eppes b: 1526 d: BET. 1569 - 1639 =>
| | | | | /John "the Younger" Eppes b: 1560 d: 19 NOV 1627
| | | | | /Francis "the Elder" Eppes b: 14 MAY 1597 d: 15 MAY 1656
| | | | | | \Thomazine Banks Fisher b: ABT. 1560 d: AUG 1625
| | | | | /Francis "the Younger" Eppes b: 19 NOV 1627 d: 2 DEC 1678
| | | | | | | /Thomas "Captain" Pawlett b: ABT. 1580 d: UNKNOWN
| | | | | | \Marie Pawlett b: ABT. 1601 d: BET. 1643 - 1693
| | | | \Marie "Mary" Eppes b: ABT. 1664 d: ABT. 1726
| | | | | /Robert Littleberry b: 1 MAR 1591 d: UNKNOWN
| | | | \Elizabeth Jane Littlebury b: 22 OCT 1620 d: 23 SEP 1678
| | | /Thomas Hardeman b: 15 OCT 1730 d: 27 AUG 1791
| | | | \Elizabeth (unknown) b: ABT. 1716 d: AFT. 14 OCT 1730
| | \Rebecca Lucretia Hardeman b: 14 JAN 1766 d: 1845
| | \Elizabeth (unknown) b: 14 AUG 1736 d: BET. 1776 - 1836
\Nancy Tomlinson b: 1826 d: 1880
| /William Washington Monk , Sr. b: 1763 d: 1825
\Charlotte "Lottie" Monk b: 26 OCT 1797 d: 1879
\Jerushia Parrish b: 1773 d: 1857