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Robert Moore was born in 1759.¹ He married Hannah Thompson, daughter of William Thompson.¹ Robert Moore died in 1834.¹

Ann Thompson was born in 1751 at Ireland.¹ She was the daughter of William Thompson.¹ Ann Thompson married John Enlow.² Ann Thompson died in 1838 at Lancaster County, South Carolina.¹

John Enlow married Ann Thompson, daughter of William Thompson.¹

Robert Thompson was born in 1757 at Ireland.¹ He was the son of William Thompson.¹ Robert Thompson died in 1831 at Bella Mina, Madison County, Alabama.¹

Mary Mars married William Carmichael, son of Patrick Carmichael and Elizabeth Ann Thompson.¹

William Pryor was born between 1760 and 1770.¹ He was the son of Joseph Pryor.² William Pryor married Martha (?).² William Pryor was appointed to work on the "road from William Bohanons to the three mile Tree" on 17 April 1807 at White County, Tennessee.³ He took an oath of office as a Justice of the Peace on 16 October 1807 at White County, Tennessee.³ On 16 November 1808 at White County, Tennessee, William Pryor resigned as a Justice of the Peace.³ He was one of several men appointed to view a "road around Moses Lenville's field the nearest and best way to meet Alexander" on 13 February 1809 at White County, Tennessee.³ He was summoned by the Sheriff of White County as directed by the Court to serve as a juror on 17 November 1809 at White County, Tennessee.³ He was one of several men appointed to work on "the Walton Road leading from Daniel Alexander's old stand to Mount Grainer and keep the same in repair as the law directs" on 12 February 1811 at White County, Tennessee.³ He served on a jury on 18 April 1815 at White County, Tennessee.³ He served on a jury between 18 October 1815 and 19 October 1815 at White County, Tennessee.³ On 21 October 1816 at White County, Tennessee, William Pryor produced in open Court one wolf scalp over the age of four months and there upon proved that the same was killed in the County of White since the 1st, day of January 1816. Where upon there being present five Justices of the peace it is ordered that he be allowed the sum of three dollars to be paid by the State treasure and that the Sheriff burn said scalp.³ He served on a jury on 23 October 1816 at White County, Tennessee.³

William Pryor was listed as the head of a household on the 1820 census White County, Tennessee. His household consisted of 2 free white males under age 10, 1 aged 10-16, 1 aged 16-18, 2 aged 16-26, 1 aged 45 and over, 1 free white female age 10-16, and 1 aged 45 and over.⁴ On 9 April 1821 William Pryor was assigned to work with Joshua Bartlett on the road from post oak to falling water, known by the name of cherey creek road; Overseer of the road from post oak to falling water, known by the name of cherey creek road and was assigned a number of people to work on the road with him including.³ William Pryor was assigned along with several others to work on the road from Coles Mill to the pole bridge on 20 January 1823 at White County, Tennessee.³

In 1830, William Pryor was listed as the head of a household on the 1830 census White County, Tennessee. His household consists of 1 free white male age 15-20, 1 free white male age 60-70, 1 free white female age 20-30, and 1 free white female age 60-70.¹

William Pryor was listed as the head of a household on the census of 1840 White County, Tennessee. Also living in his household was one free white male age 15-20 and one age 70-80, one free white female age 10-15 and one age 60-70.⁵

Mary Lou Holman was born in March 1864 at Tennessee.¹ She and James Bartlett began living together circa 1880 at Tennessee. No marriage record has ever been found and James' first wife, Margaret, was still alive in 1900. Margaret was called a widow on the census and she lived with her daughter and son-in-law. Family members in Mississippi were aware, however, that James was alive as he visited there occasionally.^1,2

Mary Lou Bartlett was listed as the wife of James Bartlett on the census at Warren County, Tennessee, on 11 June 1900. Lacey Mae was listed as "unnamed" on the census.² Mary Lou Holman died circa 1910 at Winchester, Franklin County, Tennessee.¹

Rosea C. Bartlett was born on 6 March 1886 at Tennessee.² She was the daughter of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Holman.¹

Rosea C. Bartlett was enumerated in the household of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Bartlett on the census of 11 June 1900 at Warren County, Tennessee, as a daughter; Lacey Mae was listed as "unnamed" on the census.¹ Rosea C. Bartlett died circa 1926.²

Felix Beecham Bartlett was born on 31 May 1887 at Tennessee.¹ He was the son of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Holman.¹

Felix Beecham Bartlett was enumerated in the household of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Bartlett on the census of 11 June 1900 at Warren County, Tennessee, as a son; Lacey Mae was listed as "unnamed" on the census.² Felix Beecham Bartlett died on 6 June 1946 at Tennessee from a gunshot wound at age 59.¹

James Bartlett was born on 9 April 1888 at Wynn, Cross County, Arkansas.¹ He was the son of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Holman.¹

James Bartlett was enumerated in the household of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Bartlett on the census of 11 June 1900 at Warren County, Tennessee, as a son; Lacey Mae was listed as "unnamed" on the census.² James Bartlett died on 31 August 1963 at Franklin, Williamson County, Tennessee, at age 75.¹

Florence Bartlett was born in November 1893 at Tennessee.¹ She was the daughter of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Holman.¹

Florence Bartlett was enumerated in the household of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Bartlett on the census of 11 June 1900 at Warren County, Tennessee, as a daughter; Lacey Mae was listed as "unnamed" on the census.²

Martha Helen Bartlett was born on 19 September 1898 at Winchester, Franklin County, Tennessee.¹ She was the daughter of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Holman.¹

Martha Helen Bartlett was enumerated in the household of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Bartlett on the census of 11 June 1900 at Warren County, Tennessee, as a daughter; Lacey Mae was listed as "unnamed" on the census.² Martha Helen Bartlett died on 19 April 1991 at Moore, Cleveland County, Oklahoma, at age 92.¹

Mary Belle Bartlett was born on 19 September 1898 at Winchester, Franklin County, Tennessee.¹ She was the daughter of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Holman.¹

Mary Belle Bartlett was enumerated in the household of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Bartlett on the census of 11 June 1900 at Warren County, Tennessee, as a daughter; Lacey Mae was listed as "unnamed" on the census.² Mary Belle Bartlett died on 6 September 1987 at Altus, Jackson County, Tennessee, at age 88.¹

Lacey Mae Bartlett was born in January 1900 at Tennessee.² She was the daughter of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Holman.¹

Lacey Mae Bartlett was enumerated in the household of James Bartlett and Mary Lou Bartlett on the census of 11 June 1900 at Warren County, Tennessee, as a daughter; Lacey Mae was listed as "unnamed" on the census.²

Samuel Lesley was the son of (?) Lesley.¹

Thomas Lesley was the son of (?) Lesley.¹

John Lesley was the son of (?) Lesley.¹

James Lesley was the son of (?) Lesley.¹

(?) Riley married Elsie Isabelle White, daughter of Thomas Jackson White and Susan Isabelle Thompson, at Mississippi.¹

Lafayette Adair was born on 20 April 1898.² He married Lois White, daughter of Thomas Jackson White and Susan Isabelle Thompson, at Mississippi.¹

Lafayette Adair was listed as the head of household on the 1920 Federal census on 13 February 1920 at Corona Precinct, Beat 1, Lee County, Mississippi. Also living in the house were his wife, Lois Adair .³ Lafayette Adair died on 29 October 1948 at Lee County, Mississippi, at age 50.²

Lula Miller married William Lester White, son of Thomas Jackson White and Susan Isabelle Thompson, circa 1925 at Mississippi.^1,2 Lula White and William L. White appeared on the census of April 1930 at Ft. Screven, Chatham County, Georgia; Also enumerated with them were their daughters, Juanita and Vivianne.²

Townsend DeVaughn married Maude Beatrice White, daughter of Thomas Jackson White and Susan Isabelle Thompson, at Mississippi.¹