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     Delora Bunderson was born on 17 April 1903 at Stone, Oneida County, Idaho.¹ She married Orson Dell Redford, son of John Eckersall Redford and Henrietta Dell, on 14 December 1922 at Logan, Cache County, Utah.¹ Delora Bunderson was sealed as a spouse of Orson Dell Redford on 14 December 1922.¹ Delora Bunderson died on 12 July 1981 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, at age 78.¹ She was buried on 16 July 1981 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah.¹
     Delora Bunderson was baptized in the LDS church on 6 June 1913.¹ She received her endowment on 14 December 1922.¹ She was sealed as a child to whose parents are unknown ; BIC.¹

     Karin Wagley was born circa 1957.¹ She was the daughter of George Edward Wagley and Mary Jayne Thompson.¹ Karin Wagley died circa 1957.¹

     Stella Gertrude Baker was born on 1 September 1892 at Avoylles Parish, Louisiana.¹ She married Ildofonso Albinus Hargis Jr, son of Ildefonso Albinus Hargis Sr and Louisa Alice Land, on 7 July 1912.¹ Stella Gertrude Baker died in 1976 at Ruby, Louisiana.¹
     Family records of W.A.Slay 1900 census records of Rapides Parish La.²

     
     Family records Newspaper obituary Aug 1995.¹

     John Arthur Roberts was born circa 1769 at Caswell County, North Carolina.^2,1 Tom Roberts says John Arthur was born either in Charlotte County, VA or Orange County, NC about 1766.⁴ He was the son of David Montgomery Roberts and Caroline Mills.^2,1 John Arthur Roberts married Nancy Hargis, daughter of Richard Nalley Hargis and Mary Jones, on 25 March 1789 at Caswell County, North Carolina, David Roberts was the Bondsman.^5,2,1,6,4 John Arthur Roberts died after 1 October 1822 at Lincoln Parish, Georgia, His will was written 1 Oct 1822 and was filed for probate in Dec. 1822, so his death was sometime between Oct and Dec of that year.¹
     

The following was information given to Carlos Elmo Roberts by his father.

Arthur Roberts and wife Nancy remained in Lincoln County, Georgia untilhis death in the year 1822. He was living in Persons County, NorthCarolina during the war of 1812, but have no information as to whether heenlisted in that war. After that he moved down to Lincoln County,Georgia where he died as above stated. (A transcript of his will writtenon 1 October 1822 and probated on 9 December 1822 is in the possession ofJohn F. Roberts.) Here at this old home where his grandfather Davidsettled is where Arthur died. Arthur Roberts had five sons and fivedaughters.

The following is the results of research by Tom Roberts of Greenwood,Georgia.

Marriage of Arthur to Nancy in 1789 was witnessed by David Roberts, JohnRoberts listed in 1784-7 Caswell County, Caswell Dist., North Carolinacensus (3 males 21 - 60+, 4 females) Arthur Roberts is listed in the1790 Hillsborough Dist., Caswell County, St. James Dist., North Carolinaand the 1810 Person County, North Carolina census (males #/ages 2/0-10,1/11-16, 1/27-45; females - 2/0-10, 2/11-16, 2/17-26, 1/27-45). Thefamily had one loam and 200 quantity (yards) cloth. The 150 acres ofland sold to him by father David in 1803 and witnessed by three of hisbrothers (Person County, North Carolina Deed Book C page 382) was soldalong with 46 additional acres for $300 in 1816 (Person County, NorthCarolina Deed Book E page 163). He and his family and (father David,cousin David (Shadrack's son) and/or brother David), brother Bartholomew,uncles Joseph and Shadrack and other first cousins moved to Lincoln orColumbia County, Georgia in 1800 and 1818. Arthur listed in CaptainGraves district Lincoln County, Georgia in 1818 (spelled Arther Robert).Both he and a David Roberts are listed in the 1820 Lincoln County, andColumbia County, Georgia census (very difficult to read). Arthur andDavid, but not the wives ages are stated to be between 26 - 45 ratherthan over 45. Fourteen people are living inn Arthur's house while onlyfour are living in David's. Both families are farmers with one person inArthur's household working in manufacturing. Arthur Roberts of LincolnCounty, Graves Mil. Dist. won a land lottery in Irwin County, (#157/9) in1820 and two land lotteries in 1821 in Henry County, (#36/13 and #196/5)Arthur's will and list of property are on file at the Lincoln County,Georgia courthouse Books C+D pages 3-4, V page 72+83, and I page 166-7. Ihave found references to him as both John Arthur and Arthur. He musthave used only Arthur most of the time. Family records (Mrs. MaudRoberts Martin letters) agree with his ancestors listed here, but a bookby Merritt Roberts indicates David's father is a Henry Roberts,grandfather John Roberts and g-grandfather a Andrew Roberts.⁷ John Arthur Roberts is head of household in the Us 1790 of Caswell County, North Carolina. Enumerated with John Arthur Roberts was.⁸ John Arthur Roberts is head of household in the Us 1800 of Hillsborough, Person County, North Carolina. Enumerated with John Arthur Roberts was.⁹ John Arthur Roberts is head of household in the Us 1810 of Person County, North Carolina. Enumerated with John Arthur Roberts was.¹⁰ He left a will on 1 October 1822 at Lincoln Parish, Georgia, The abstract reads: ! Oct 1822. I, Arthur Roberts, being sick in body, but of a sound mind and memory. I will that my just debts be paid. I give unto my beloved wife, Nancy Roberts, all my estate both real and personal during her natural life or widowhood, then to be equally divided among my survivors as they come of age. I appoint my wife Nancy Roberts and Thomas Farrow as executors. Proved on oath of John McCord and Elijah Echols this 19 Dec. 1822. Recorded this 17 Dec 1822.¹¹ John Roberts is listed in the 1784-87 Caswell County, Caswell District, NC census with 3 males 21-60+, and four females. Arthur Roberts is listed in the 1790 Hillsborough District, Caswell County, St. James District, NC with males ages 2 0-10, 1 11-16, 1 27-45 and females ages 2 0-10 , 2 11-16, 2 17-26 and 1 27-45. He is also listed in the 1810 Person County, NC census. The family had one loam and 200 quantity (yards) of cloth. The 150 acres of land sold to him by father David in 1803 was sold along with 46 additional acres for $300.00 in 1816 (Book E p163). He and his family and Father David, Cousin David (Shadrach's son) and/or brother David, brother Bartholomew, uncles Joseph and Shadrack and other first cousins moved to Lincoln or Columbia County GA between 1800 and 1818. Arthur is listed in Captain Graves district Lincoln County, GA in 1818 (spelled Arthur Bobert). Both he and a David roberts are listed in the 1820 Lincoln County and Columbia County, GA census respectively (very difficult to read). Arthur and David but not the wives ages are stated to be between 26-45 rather than over 45. Fourteen people are living in Arthur's house while only four are living in David's. Both families are farmers with one person in Arthur's household working in manufacturing. Arthur Roberts of Lincoln County, Graves Military District, won a land lottery in Irwin County (#157/9) in 1820 and two land lotteries in 1821 in Henry County (#36/13 and 196/5) [The Third and Fourth 1820 and 1821 Land Lotteries of GA, 1973 Southern Historical Pres, Inc 1973]. Arthur's will and list of property are on file at the Lincoln County, GA courthouse Books C+D, V p72+83 abd 1 o166-7. There are references to him as both John Arthur and just plain Arthur. He must have gone by Arthur most of the time. Family records compiled by Mrs. Maude Roberts Martin in her letters agree with his ancestors listed here, but a book by Merritt Roberts ("Roberts Family" 1985 NCC C929.2R643r) indicates David's father is a Henry Roberts, grandfather John Roberts and ggramdfather a Andrew Roberts. See note under his father David.⁴

     Nancy Hargis was born in 1767 at Danville, Fairfax County, Virginia.^2,5,1,6 She was the daughter of Richard Nalley Hargis and Mary Jones.^5,1 Nancy Hargis married John Arthur Roberts, son of David Montgomery Roberts and Caroline Mills, on 25 March 1789 at Caswell County, North Carolina, David Roberts was the Bondsman.^7,2,1,3,6 Nancy Hargis died on 30 January 1864 at at the home of her son, Green W. Roberts, Lincoln Parish, Georgia, Her obituatuary appears in the Christian Index of Feb 5, 1864, page 2, as follows: Died at the residence of her son, Green W. Roberts, in Lincoln county, Ga. on the 30th. ult., Mrs. Nancy Roberts in her 97th. year. She was a consistent of the Baptist church for upwards of forty years and adorned the profess which she had mad by a well ordered walk and godly conversation. She was the mother of twelve children, six of whom she lived to see consigned to the silent tomb, and among the rest was her youngest son, who died only a few days prior to her. The deceased was much afflicted for a number of years but bore it all with christian fortitude. She leaves numerous friends and relatives to mourn their loss, but their loss is her eternal gain. A Friend.^1,8
     

She was the daughter of Richard Nalley Hargis and Mary Jones.⁹ Nancy is listed in the 1830, 1840 and 1850 Lincoln County, GA censuses. In 1830 and 1840 her children wee living with her (five and two respectively). In 1850 her daughter Rebecca Eubanks and granddaughter Martha were living with her. Her real estate value was $2200. She is not in the 1860 census nor could her will be located in Lincoln County.⁶

     David Montgomery Roberts was born in October 1745 at Charlotte County or Orange County, Virginia or North Carolina, H was born near the border of Virginia and North Carolina. It is not certain which side he was born on.^1,4,2 He was the son of Richard Roberts and Elizabeth Lynden Montgomery.^1,2,3 David Montgomery Roberts married Caroline Mills in 1766 at Caswell County, North Carolina.^1,5,2 David Montgomery Roberts married Ann Moore after 1776 at North Carolina.^6,3 David Montgomery Roberts died on 23 February 1840 at Shelby County, Alabama, at age 94.⁷
     

The following paragraph was recorded by Carlos Elmo Roberts as told tohim by his father. This written document has been handed down throughthe family.

First we find David Roberts of Person County, North Carolina. While heresides at this place he became a soldier in the Revolutionary War. Inthe year 1814 he, his four sons and daughters moved to Lincoln County,Georgia (near Old Salem Church.) He moved from Lincoln County, Georgiato what is now known as Lowndes County, Alabama in the year about 1820,settling near the Alabama River, about half way between Catawba and thecity of Montgomery. His four sons were: Jerry, Jesse, George andArthur. I have no information as to the number and names of DavidRoberts' daughters. These children were reared in Lincoln County,Georgia near Old Salem Church where David first settled after moving fromNorth Carolina to Georgia.

The following information was provided in February 2001 by Tom Roberts asa result of his research on the Roberts Family.

He was born either in Virginia or North Carolina. He was a RevolutionaryWar veteran from Charlotte County, Virginia. David Roberts was not inthe Granville or Caswell County, North Carolina 1784-7 census. A DavidRoberts of Person County, North Carolina sold land in Lincoln County,Georgia in 1798 for 300 silver dollars. Deed on file Lincoln County,Georgia courthouse Book A page 175-6. In 1803 in Person County, NorthCarolina a David Roberts deeds land to a Richard and Andrew Peel (Deedbook C page 379 and 381) (son-in-laws?). A David Roberts also sold 150acres for 120 pounds to son Arthur (C page 382). Witnesses to Arthur'sland were three of the sons of David - George, Jeremiah and Willis. ADavid Roberts paid a poll tax of $0.3125 in Lincoln County, Georgia in1818. I found no will of David's in North Carolina or Georgia. AnotherDavid Roberts (Abt. 1740 - 1802) and his son David (Abt. 1760) lived inPerson County, during the same time frame; therefore, I question whichDavid sold what. See notes under son John Arthur Roberts. (2,3, 5).

The following from Melvin Ray Holt, Sr. roots web site.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIER PENSION FILE: David Roberts was born in themonth of October 1745, near the boundary between Virginia and NorthCarolina, 'Not sure which side.' The names of his parents were notstated. While a resident of Caswell County, North Carolina, DavidRoberts volunteered sometime in April, 1776 and served two tours of threemonths each as a private in Captain William Rutherford's North Carolinacompany, and was in a few skirmishes. He volunteered the followingspring and served two tours of three months each in Captain Hardin'scompany. He volunteered the following spring and served two tours ofthree months each in Captain William Nichols' company. A short whilebefore the surrender of Cornwallis, he served as a captain of a companyof volunteers for about three months. David Roberts continued to live inNorth Carolina for several years after the Revolution and then moved toSouth Carolina, where he lived about two years. He then moved to Georgiaand lived eight or ten years, and thence to Alabama. The soldier, DavidRoberts, was allowed pension on his application executed August 21, 1832,then a resident of Shelby County, Alabama. He died February 23, 1840,leaving a child, whose name was not given. (Title: Revolutionary WarSoldier Pension File of David Roberts, Record Group: Revolutionary War,Document: Certificate No. 26132, File Name: Soldier Pension File of DavidRoberts, File Number: S 32 487).⁸ He served in theRevolutionary War between 1776 and 1780.⁹ NOTES FROM CARLOS ELMO ROBERTS AS TOLD TO HIM BY HIS FATHER. tHIS WRITTEN DOCUMENT HAS BEEN HANDED DOWN THROUGH HIS FAMILY: first we find David Roberts of Person County, North Carolina. While he resides at this place he became a soldier in the Revolutionary War. In the year 1814 he, his four sons and daughters moved to Lincoln County, Georgia (near Old Salem Church.) He moved from Lincoln County, Georgia to what is now known as Lowndes County, Alabama in the year about 1820, settling near the Alabama River, about half way between Catawba and the city of Montgomery. His four sons were Jerry, Jesse, George, and Arthur. I have no information as to the number and names of David Roberts' daughters. These children were reared in Lincoln County, Georgia near Old Salem Church where David first settled after moving from North Carolina to Georgia.

THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS PROVIDED IN FEBRUARY 2001 BY TOM ROBERTS AS A RESULT OF HIS RESEARCH ON THE ROBERTS FAMILY: He was born either in Virginia or North Carolina. He was a Revolutionary War veteran from Charlotte County, Virginia. David Roberts was not in the Granville or Caswell County, North Carolina 1784-7 census. A David Roberts of Person County, North Carolina sold land in Lincoln County, Georgia in 1798 for 300 silver dollars. Deed on file Lincoln County, Georgia courthouse Book A page 175-6. In 1803 in Person County, North Carolina a David Roberts deeds land to a Richard and Andrew Peel (Deed Book C page 279 and 38) (son-in-laws?). A David Roberts also sold 150 acres for 120 pounds to son Arthur (Book C page 382). Witnesses to Arthur's land were three of the sons of David -- George, Jeremiah, and Willis. A David Roberts paid a poll tax of $o.3125 in Lincoln County, Georgia in 1818. I found no will of David's in North Carolina or Georgia. Another David Roberts (about 1740-1802) and his son David (about 1760) lived in Person County, during the same time frame; therefore, I question which David sold what. See notes under son John Arthur Roberts.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIER PENSION FILE: David Roberts was born in the month of October 1745, near the boundary between Virginia and North Carolina, "Not certain which side." The names of his parents were not stated. While a resident of Caswell County, North Carolina, David Roberts volunteered sometime in April, 1776, and served two tours of three months each as a private in Captain William Rutherford's North Carolina company, and was in a few skirmishes. He volunteered the following spring and served two tours of three months each in Captain Hardin's company. He volunteered the following spring and served two tours of three months each in Captain William Nichols' company. A short while before the surrender of Cornwallis, he served as a captain of a company of volunteers for about three months. David Roberts continued to live in North Carolina for several years after the Revolution, and then moved to South Carolina, where he lived about two years, then moved to Georgia and lived eight or ten years, and thence to Alabama. The soldier, David Roberts, was allowed pension on his application executed August 21, 1832, then a resident of Shelby County, Alabama. He died February 23, 1840, leaving a child, whose name was not given.(Title: Revolutionary War Soldier Pension File of David Roberts, Record Group: Revolutionary War, Document: Certificate No. 26132, File Name: Soldier Pension File of David Roberts, File Number S 32487).^10,7

     Caroline Mills was born circa 1747 at North Carolina.¹ She married David Montgomery Roberts, son of Richard Roberts and Elizabeth Lynden Montgomery, in 1766 at Caswell County, North Carolina.^1,3,2

     Richard Roberts was born circa 1706 at Calvert County, Maryland.^3,1,2 He married Elizabeth Lynden Montgomery circa 1726 at Virginia or North Carolina.³ Richard Roberts died in May 1772 at Granville County, North Carolina, Granville County was created from Edgecombe County, North Carolina.^4,2
     Parents of Richard ROBERTS? Birthplace? Calvert County, Maryland?
Marriage to Elizabeth Lynden Montgomery?

A number of birthdates and birthplaces observed from the Internet forRichard Roberts:
(but no sources given)
Abt. 1710, Muscogee County, Georgia
Abt. 1706, Calvert County, Maryland

1746: Granville County was created from Edgecombe County, N.C.

1772: 'The GEORGIANS' Genealogies of Pioneer Settlers, Abstracts of 283Genealogies by Jeannette Holland Austin.
Richard Roberts Born abt 1730, Died Granville Co., NC. His LWT dated 1772Names issue: David, Willis, Shadrack, Celia md Sion Parish, GranvilleCounty, North Carolina; Jesse, Joseph, Jane md Mr. Wharton, Lydia md Mr.Bridges, and grandson Richard Bridges.

ROBERTS FAMILY ORIGIN:
The Roberts Family came originally from Wales, settled in Virginia, andlater moved to South Carolina and then to Georgia.
'First One Hundred Years Cobb County, Georgia', pg. 74, by SarahBlackwell Gober Temple 1935
OR
The Roberts family originally came from Cullahill, Queens County,Ireland. The Alabama and Vicksburg, Mississippi Roberts families wererelated.
'Roberts Family Records' published by the AmericanHistorical-Genealogical Society.

1752; Orange County had just been formed from part of Granville County,North Carolina

1754; Granville County North CarolinaTax List of John Sallis
Name of Master,
Richard Roberts,
Richard Roberts Junr, 2 free white , 2 total

1754: Col. William Eaton's Militia Regiment, Granville Co., NC - rolltaken 8 Oct 1754 -
Capt. John SALLIS' Co. (90 men), #30. Richard ROBERTS & #31. RichardROBERTS, JR.
Source: Muster roll [found in Vol. 22 of the North Carolina StateRecords] is generally considered to be the first true accounting of allable-bodied men in Granville County.

1755 Tax List: 'Granville County Sch, A List of Taxables for the Year1755' taken from the 1955 journal 'The North Carolinian' William PerryJohnson, Editor. Submitted by Susan Martucci.
Richard Roberts, 1-0-1
James Roberts, 1-0-1
Patrick Lashly, Negroes Bristol & Roger, 1-2-3
John Sallis & Joshua Hogan, 2-0-2

1756 (June 18) - William Wharton helped survey land for Richard Robertson Davis Creek in Granville county, NC.

1762 Granville Co., N. C. tax lists (NCGSJ Aug. 1986) Country LineDistrict (upper NW section of county, including Aarons Creek and GrassyCreek) name no. 13 Richard Roberts (head) including Willis Roberts andDavid Roberts -total 3 whites; no. 48. John Bridges -1 white; no. 51.William Bridges (head) including James Bridges-total 2 whites ; no. 53.Luke Landers-1 white; others who failed to give in: Philip Pryor.

1763, May 6, Richard Roberts received a land grant from Earl Granvillefor 700 acres on Cub Creek of Tar River

1767 Granville County North Carolina Tax List of Philip Pryor:
Richard Robert[torn] Shadrick Roberts, Philis Rose Negro Women 2 whites 2blacks 4 total
James Bridges Willis Roberts 2 whites 0 blacks 2 total
William Wharton 1 white 1 total
Joseph Landress Jacob Landress 2 whites 2 total
Joseph Roberts [crease] Hudspeth 2 whites [torn] 2 total

1771, May, Granville Co. NC road jury summons and reply 28 July 1771
12 of them lay out a road leading from the head of Howards or Willinghamsroad at Bearskin Creek to Hico Road, near the head of Person's Racepath,and that Thomas Owens be appointed overseer of the said road. One of thetwelve is Richard Roberts on Mountain Creek, branch of Grassy Creek.

1771 (August 10) - Richard Roberts deed to William Wharton for hislifetime and, after his decease, to his daughter, Lidia Wharton and herheirs (deed book I, p 242).

1772 - Richard Roberts died. In his will dated April 17, 1772 (prob, MayCourt, 1772), Richard left most of his land along Cub Creek in OrangeCounty and possessions to his sons and daughters. He left to hisdaughter, Jane Whorton, one bed and furniture. The will was witnessed byWilliam Chandler and Britain Johnston. It's not clear what happed toother items: 'One still, a parsil of books and 2 Negroes. However Richarddid leave his son Joseph 'one iron pot with a nick broke in the top ofthe brim'. The rest of the estate was divided equally.⁵
He resided at Resided in Granville County, North Carolina..⁵ A Richard Roberts is listed in the Granville County, NC tax file of 1769 living with two whites and one black person. He sold land in Granville County in 1764 (Book G p256), in 1771 (Book I p242), and in 1772 (Book I p324). There were a Richard Roberts, Sr. and Jr. listed on the 1754 Granville County Militia (The Georgians, Genealogy of Pioneer Settlers, Jennette Holland Austin). His will is on file in the Granville County, NC courthouse dated April 17, 1772, probated May 1772 and lists his eight children. He beguest 250 acres to David Roberts and other assets to his remaining children. He did not mention his wife, therefore she must have died earlier. He left 200 acres to his grandson, Richard Bridges.
There are some who claim that Richards parents were Robert Roberts (ID # 14960 in Tom Roberts' dataset) and Pricilla Johns (ID # 15902 in Tom's dataset), but there is no proof of this that I can discover.³     

     Green Washington Roberts Sr was born in 1807 at Clay Hill, Lincoln Parish, Georgia.^1,2 He was the son of John Arthur Roberts and Nancy Hargis.^1,2 Green Washington Roberts Sr married Mary Anne Ramsey on 8 November 1836 at Lincoln County, Georgia..³
     Green Washington Roberts Sr was also known as Greenwood Roberts.³ Green Washington Roberts Sr is head of household in the Us 1850 of District 52, Lincoln County, Georgia. Enumerated with Green Washington Roberts Sr was Mary Ann Ramsey, Thomas R. Roberts, Esther Roberts, Jesse Roberts, Richard D. Roberts and F. Nancy Elizabeth Roberts.⁴ During the Civil War he was a private in Company C, 27th. Battalion of the Georgia Infantry.⁵

     Mary Ann Ramsey was born circa 1823 at Georgia.^1,2 She married an unknown person on 8 November 1836 at Lincoln Parish, Georgia.^1,2,3 She died after 1866 at Lincoln Parish, Georgia, Her last child was born in 1866, so she died after that date or shortly before.² She was buried at possibly Salem baptist Church Cemetery, near Amity, Lincoln Parish, Georgia.²
     The Us 1850 listed Mary Ann Ramsey in addition to Thomas R. Roberts, Esther Roberts, Jesse Roberts, Richard D. Roberts and F. Nancy Elizabeth Roberts in the household of Green Washington Roberts Sr, in District 52, Lincoln County, Georgia.⁴

     Christiana Chloe Parker was born circa 1840 at Spaulding County, Georgia.^1,3 She married Dr. William Dawson Roberts, son of Jesse Hancock Roberts and Margaret McCorkle, on 1 February 1857 at Pike County, Alabama, The marriage was performed by the Rev. W. W. Holmes, M.G.^1,4,5,2 Christiana Chloe Parker died in 1883 at Coffee County, Alabama.^1,3,2
     Christiana Chloe Parker and Dr. William Dawson Roberts resided at Elba, Coffee County, Alabama, on 22 October 1869.⁶

     Mary Augusta Parker was born circa 1855 at Elba, Spaulding County, Georgia.^1,3 She married Dr. William Dawson Roberts, son of Jesse Hancock Roberts and Margaret McCorkle, on 3 June 1883 at Elba, Coffee County, Alabama.^1,4,2
     Mary Augusta Parker and Dr. William Dawson Roberts resided at Ozark, Dale County, Alabama, on 1 November 1891.²

     Maud Roberts was born on 22 October 1869 at Elba, Coffee County, Alabama, Maude Roberts was 15 years of age at the time of her marriage in 1888.^1,3,4 She was the daughter of Dr. William Dawson Roberts and Christiana Chloe Parker.^1,2 Maud Roberts married Harrisson Lafayette Martin on 11 December 1888 at Elba, Coffee County, Alabama, Harry was 28 and Maud was 15 at the time of the marriage. The marriage was performed by the Rev. H. L. Martin, MG.The witnesses were H. J. Horn and J. J. Morris.^1,3 Maud Roberts died on 3 March 1963 at # 9 Sheridan Lane, Ozark, Dale County, Alabama, at age 93 The death certificate states that died of Pneumonia Stasis brought on by cronic Pyelonephritic uremia.^1,5 She was buried on 5 March 1963 at Woodlawn Memorial Cemetey, Ozark, Dale County, Alabama.⁴

     Harrisson Lafayette Martin was born circa 1855 at Henry County, Alabama.¹ He married Maud Roberts, daughter of Dr. William Dawson Roberts and Christiana Chloe Parker, on 11 December 1888 at Elba, Coffee County, Alabama, Harry was 28 and Maud was 15 at the time of the marriage. The marriage was performed by the Rev. H. L. Martin, MG.The witnesses were H. J. Horn and J. J. Morris.^1,2 Harrisson Lafayette Martin died in 1923 at Coffee County, Alabama.¹
     His nickname was "Harry."¹

     Elizabeth Mary Martin was born circa 1890 at Coffee County, Alabama.¹ She was the daughter of Harrisson Lafayette Martin and Maud Roberts.¹ Elizabeth Mary Martin married Ralph Roland De Vore in 1923.¹ Elizabeth Mary Martin and Ralph Roland De Vore were divorced in 1931 at Pontiac, Michigan.¹ Elizabeth Mary Martin died on 11 May 1970 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, She died in the hospital in Columbus after being rushed there after a stroke at her home in Ozark, Dale County, AL.¹

     Ralph Roland De Vore was born circa 1900.¹ He married Elizabeth Mary Martin, daughter of Harrisson Lafayette Martin and Maud Roberts, in 1923.¹ Ralph Roland De Vore and Elizabeth Mary Martin were divorced in 1931 at Pontiac, Michigan.¹

     Marilyn Catherine Lutz was born circa 1936.¹ She died in August 1995 at Houston, Harris County, Texas.¹

     Susan Ansley was born circa 1795 at Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of William Ansley.^2,3 Susan Ansley married Samuel B. Reddish, son of Hieron Reddish and Elizabeth Johnson, circa 1812 at Warren County, Georgia.¹ Susan Ansley died circa 1818 at Warren County, Georgia, She possibly died during childbirth when Loucretia was born.¹

     Hieron Reddish was born circa 1733 at Maryland.¹ He was the son of John Reddish and Joannah Unknown.³ Hieron Reddish married Elizabeth Johnson on 1 October 1753 at Somerset County, Maryland.¹

     Elizabeth Johnson was born circa 1735 at Maryland.¹ She married Hieron Reddish, son of John Reddish and Joannah Unknown, on 1 October 1753 at Somerset County, Maryland.¹

     Thomas Reddish was born on 15 July 1757 at Somerset County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Hieron Reddish and Elizabeth Johnson.¹ Thomas Reddish married Rachel McDaniel on 17 January 1806 at Baltimore, Maryland.¹

     Rachel McDaniel was born circa 1760 at Maryland.¹ She married Thomas Reddish, son of Hieron Reddish and Elizabeth Johnson, on 17 January 1806 at Baltimore, Maryland.¹

     Thomas McKissack was born in 1926.² He died in 1995.²

     Andrew. J. Bryan was born in 1834 at Pike County, Alabama.^1,2 He married Mildred Elizabeth Roberts, daughter of Jesse Hancock Roberts and Margaret McCorkle, on 20 May 1858 at Pike County, Alabama.^1,2,3 Andrew. J. Bryan died in 1906.²
     Andrew. J. Bryan is head of household in the Us 1870 of Grimes, Pike County, Alabama. Enumerated with Andrew. J. Bryan was Mildred Elizabeth Roberts, Sarah Bryan, Thomas A. Bryan, Margaret J. Bryan and Callie Bryan.³ Andrew. J. Bryan and Mildred Elizabeth Roberts resided at Dale County, Alabama, on 28 November 1884.⁴

     Nancy Elizabeth Crawford was born circa 1825 at Lincoln Parish, Georgia.¹ She was the daughter of John Crawford and Frances Roberts.¹ Nancy Elizabeth Crawford married Nathan Powell Roberts Sr., son of Jesse Hancock Roberts and Margaret McCorkle, circa 1854 at Pike County, Alabama.² Nancy Elizabeth Crawford married (?) Powell at Lowndes County, Alabama.¹

     Margaret E. Roberts was born in 1859 at Pike County, Alabama.^3,2 She was the daughter of Nathan Powell Roberts Sr. and Nancy Elizabeth Crawford.¹ Margaret E. Roberts married John Brooks circa 1875 at Pike County, Alabama.^4,3

     John Brooks was born circa 1855.² He married Margaret E. Roberts, daughter of Nathan Powell Roberts Sr. and Nancy Elizabeth Crawford, circa 1875 at Pike County, Alabama.^1,3

     John Frances Roberts was born on 12 October 1856 at Pike County, Alabama.^3,2 He was the son of Nathan Powell Roberts Sr. and Nancy Elizabeth Crawford.¹ John Frances Roberts married Mary Isabel Jackson circa 1880 at Alabama.² John Frances Roberts died on 13 March 1912 at San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, at age 55.²

     Nathan Powell Roberts Jr. was born on 29 August 1863 at Georgia.² He was the son of Nathan Powell Roberts Sr. and Nancy Elizabeth Crawford.¹ Nathan Powell Roberts Jr. married Henery Delilah Jackson on 23 November 1892 at Gonzales County, Texas.² Nathan Powell Roberts Jr. died on 24 December 1928 at San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, at age 65 He died as a result of a fractured skull in an automobile accident.²