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Mother: Anne Clayton DAVIES |
_Charles CLAY ______________________+
| (1716 - 1789) m 1741
_Charles Green CLAY ___|
| (1745 - 1820) m 1796 |
| |_Martha "Patsy" GREEN ______________+
| (1719 - 1793) m 1741
_Odin Green CLAY _____|
| (1800 - 1883) m 1822 |
| | _Henry Landon DAVIES of "Pebbleton"_+
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| |_Editha Landon DAVIES _|
| (1777 - 1838) m 1796 |
| |_Anne CLAYTON ______________________+
| (1750 - 1786) m 1767
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Mother: Esther GUERRANT |
_Bartholomew DUPUY _________________________
| (1652 - 1743) m 1685
_Peter (Pierre) DUPUY Sr._____________|
| (1694 - 1777) m 1720 |
| |_Susanne le VILLAIN? LAVILLON? _____________
| (1663 - 1731) m 1685
_John Bartholomew DUPUY _|
| (1722 - 1791) m 1753 |
| | _Isaac LEFEVRE _____________________________+
| | | (1665 - 1724) m 1701
| |_Judith LEFEVRE (LAFEAVOUR) __________|
| (1702 - 1785) m 1720 |
| |_Magdalaine PARENTEAU (PARANTOS) ___________+
| (1675 - 1720) m 1701
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| _Daniel GUERRANT (GUERIN) I "the Immigrant"_+
| | (1662 - ....) m 1690
| _Pierre "Peter" GUERRANT (GUERIN) Sr._|
| | (1697 - 1750) m 1732 |
| | |_Marie L'ORANGE ____________________________+
| | (1663 - 1721) m 1690
|_Esther GUERRANT ________|
(1735 - 1760) m 1753 |
| _Anthony TRABUE\TRABUC "the Immigrant"______+
| | (1669 - 1724) m 1704
|_Magdalene TRABUE ____________________|
(1715 - 1787) m 1732 |
|_Magdalene VEREUL\VERRUEIL _________________+
(1683 - 1731) m 1704
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Father: Joseph Croshaw GRAVES Mother: Catherine MARRABLE |
_Joseph GRAVES ______+
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_William GRAVES _____|
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| | _Wyatt WALKER _______
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| |_Tabitha WALKER _____|
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(1819 - ....) |
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Mother: Sarah Ann RICHARDSON |
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Mother: HAWISE de ST. AMAND |
_DREW de MONTAGUE ___+
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_WILLIAM de MONTAGUE _|
| (1215 - 1270) |
| |_ALINE BASSET _______
| (1200 - ....)
_SIMON de MONTAGUE ___|
| (1249 - 1315) m 1270 |
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Mother: Margaret PREACHER |
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_George (Martin) RISER "the Immigrant"_|
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Mother: M. A. GLASS |
_Nathan SANDIDGE ____+
| (1776 - 1844) m 1803
_Thorton Gideon SANDIDGE _|
| (1808 - 1865) m 1834 |
| |_Polly LANE _________+
| (.... - 1820) m 1803
_James Monroe SANDIDGE C.S.A._|
| (1839 - 1905) m 1864 |
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| |_Elizabeth HUTCHINSON ____|
| (1817 - ....) m 1834 |
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BIG POINT -- Almost 71 years after his death, Pvt. John Bailey
Williams III was honored with a military marker at the foot of
his grave.
Buried in a family cemetery in Big Point, Williams lies
eternally next to his wife, Mar'celete Cunningham Williams.
Their dark, faded cement headstones look out of place on the new
cement slab and the polished marble marker placed at his feet.
The placement was part of a ceremony hosted by the Helena
Women's Civic Council of Helena, a newly chartered organization
charged with social and civic affairs of the community.
About 35 people attended the event, including eight members from
the various Civil War re-enactment groups participating in the
ceremony.
Council President Janie Hans Edwards of Helena spearheaded this
project because Williams was her great-grandfather.
Thunderous booms could be heard behind the darkening blue skies
Saturday as Edwards stood at his grave to read a brief
historical account of his life as an infantry soldier.
Williams volunteered for service in 1961 to defend the
Confederacy's rights, she said. He served under Jefferson Davis
until his capture and imprisonment at Timber Ridge in Tennessee.
He was released after the war, and took a Yankee uniform off a
dead Union soldier to wear on his walk home, she said.
After the war, Williams farmed the land and was a butcher by
trade. He married the daughter of a fellow soldier and they had
eight children.
At the service, Williams was honored by members of the 9th MS
Calvary Camp 1748 of Lucedale, the Live Oak Rifles Camp 1985 of
Helena and the Sam Davis Camp 596 of Biloxi, who fired three
rounds of volleys with muskets. Participants were Civil War
re-enactors and members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
Later, at a reception at the Helena Community Center, Williams'
granddaughter, Dot Williams Hans, 81, of Pascagoula, said she
was thrilled to see her ancestor so greatly honored.
"I believe he honestly deserved it, even though it was a 100
years too late."
She recalls the day when she was about 10 years old and her
grandfather died.
"He was sitting on his front porch in his rocking chair and
said, Do you all hear that music? Oh, it's so pretty,'" she
said. "A few minutes later he just closed his eyes."
She said he remained a gentleman even after the hardships he
faced in battle.
"Everybody liked Grandpa. He was such a likable man," she said.
This is the second project completed by the council since its
charter. Its first project was to provide lunch for the
descendents of original families of the Helena community.
More projects of community interest are planned.
The Women's Civic Council meets on the first Thursday of each
month at 11 a.m. for a potluck lunch at the Helena Community
Center. Membership is open to any female in the community. Call
(228) 475-2229 for details.
Reporter Donna Harris can be reached at (228) 934-1448 or
[email protected].
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