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David H. Childers was born in July 1899 at Mississippi.¹ He was the son of John Childers and Margaret Elizabeth Bartlett.¹

David H. Childers was enumerated in the household of John Childers and Margaret E. Childers on the census of 2 June 1900 at Tippah County, Mississippi, as a son.²

Nancy (?) was born circa 1819 at Tennessee.¹ She married (?) White.¹

Nancy White was enumerated on the census of 20 December 1850 at Southern Division, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, as head of household. Living with her were Martha Ann White, Jabers White, John White, Allen White and Joseph White.¹ Nancy (?) married J. L. McCrary circa 1851 at Mississippi.²

On 20 June 1860, Nancy McCrary was listed as a household member living with J. L. McCrary in the 1860 census at Blackland Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.²

(?) White married Nancy (?).¹ (?) White died before 1850; Nancy White is the head of household in 1850 so it is likely he died prior to the census especially in light of the fact that she has remarried by 1851.¹

Martha Ann White was born circa 1837 at Tennessee.¹ She was the daughter of (?) White and Nancy (?).¹

On 20 December 1850, Martha Ann White was living with Nancy White at Southern Division, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.¹ Martha Ann White married William B. Ellis on 16 March 1855 at Tishomingo County, Mississippi.^2,3

On 19 July 1860, Martha Ann Ellis was listed as a household member living with William B. Ellis in the 1860 census at Riensi Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.³

Jabez White was born circa 1839 at Arkansas.¹ He was the son of (?) White and Nancy (?).¹

On 20 December 1850, Jabers White was living with Nancy White at Southern Division, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.¹

On 20 June 1860, Jabus White was listed as a household member living with J. L. McCrary in the 1860 census at Blackland Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.²

John White was born circa 1844 at Arkansas.¹ He was the son of (?) White and Nancy (?).¹

On 20 December 1850, John White was living with Nancy White at Southern Division, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.¹

On 20 June 1860, John White was listed as a household member living with J. L. McCrary in the 1860 census at Blackland Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.²

Allen White was born circa 1846 at Mississippi.¹ He was the son of (?) White and Nancy (?).¹

On 20 December 1850, Allen White was living with Nancy White at Southern Division, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.¹

On 20 June 1860, Allen White was listed as a household member living with J. L. McCrary in the 1860 census at Blackland Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.²

J. L. McCrary was born circa 1807 at Tennessee; The surname is very hard to make out. It looks like McCrsey, McLersey, or McCrrey. Research into other records has consitently shown the name to be J. L. McCrary.¹ He married Nancy (?) circa 1851 at Mississippi.¹

J. L. McCrary was listed as the head of a household on the 1860 census at Blackland Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, on 20 June 1860. Living with him were Nancy McCrary, Robert McCrary, Eliza McCrary, Thomas McCrary, Jabus White, Joseph White, John White and Allen White.¹

Robert McCrary was born circa 1851 at Mississippi.¹ He was the son of J. L. McCrary and Nancy (?).¹

On 20 June 1860, Robert McCrary was listed as a household member living with J. L. McCrary in the 1860 census at Blackland Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.¹

Eliza McCrary was born circa 1856 at Mississippi.¹ She was the daughter of J. L. McCrarey and Nancy (?).¹

On 20 June 1860, Eliza McCrary was listed as a household member living with J. L. McCrary in the 1860 census at Blackland Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.¹

Thomas McCrary was born circa 1859 at Mississippi.¹ He was the son of J. L. McCrary and Nancy (?).¹

On 20 June 1860, Thomas McCrary was listed as a household member living with J. L. McCrary in the 1860 census at Blackland Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.¹

William B. Ellis was born circa 1829 at Tennessee.¹ He married Martha Ann White, daughter of (?) White and Nancy (?), on 16 March 1855 at Tishomingo County, Mississippi.^1,2

William B. Ellis was listed as the head of a household on the 1860 census at Riensi Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, on 19 July 1860. Living with him were Martha Ann Ellis, Mark Ellis, Nancy R. Ellis and  Louisa A.  Ellis.²

Mark Ellis was born circa 1855 at Mississippi.¹ He was the son of William B. Ellis and Martha Ann White.¹

On 19 July 1860, Mark Ellis was listed as a household member living with William B. Ellis in the 1860 census at Riensi Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.²

Nancy R. Ellis was born circa 1858 at Mississippi.¹ She was the daughter of William B. Ellis and Martha Ann White.¹

On 19 July 1860, Nancy R. Ellis was listed as a household member living with William B. Ellis in the 1860 census at Riensi Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.²

Louisa A. Ellis was born circa 1860 at Mississippi.¹ She was the daughter of William B. Ellis and Martha Ann White.¹

On 19 July 1860, Louisa A. Ellis was listed as a household member living with William B. Ellis in the 1860 census at Riensi Post Office, Tishomingo County, Mississippi.²

Ann (?) married John Oslin.¹ Ann (?) died on 20 September 1729 at St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia; The month was written as 7ber which should be September which was taken from the Latin word for 7, septem.¹

John Oslin Jr. was the son of John Oslin and Ann (?).¹ John Oslin Jr. died in February 1709/10 at St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia.¹

James Oslin was born on 20 June 1738 at St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of Samuel Oslin.¹

Mary M. H. Spear was born circa 1822 at Georgia.¹ She married William H. Thompson, son of James Thompson and Mary Elizabeth Carmichael, on 23 May 1839 at Coweta County, Georgia; They had the following children: Mary A. E., James, Frances, Daniel J., William, Young?, Levi M., Amelia A.L., Nathan H., M.M. (Female), J.D. (Male), and C.C. (Male).^2,3

On 15 November 1850, Mary Thompson was living with William H. Thompson at the 19th Division, Coweta County, Georgia. Mary A.E. Thompson, James Thompson, Frances M. Thompson, Daniel J. Thompson, William P. Thompson, and William F. Jones.⁴

Mary M. H. Thompson was listed in 1870 as a household member living with William H. Thompson on the census at Coosa County, Alabama; T. B, age 18 (male); L. M. age 16 (male), A. E., age 15 (female); N. H. age 14 (male); M. M., age 8 (female); J. D., age 4 (male); C. C., age 10/12 (male), F. M. Hughes, age 24 (female) born Alabama, and Hatta Hughes, age 2 (female) born Alabama.¹

Martha J. Durham was born circa 1848 at Georgia.¹ She married William M. Lesley, son of Thomas Lesley and Susan Wilson, on 15 January 1868 at Coosa County, Alabama; They had the following children: James H., John W., Susan V., Thomas A., and Mary V.²

Martha J. Lesley was listed in 1870 as a household member living with William M. Lesley on the census at Coosa County, Alabama; J. H. Lesley age 1 (male) and J. W. Lesley age 24 days (male).¹

Joseph Pryor was born circa 1792 at Tennessee.³ He was the son of William Pryor.^1,2

Emma May Thompson was born in April 1887 at Lee County, Mississippi.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Alexander Thompson and Sarah Jane Oslin.¹ Emma May Thompson died in November 1887 at Mississippi at age 0.¹ She was buried in November 1887 at Eulatubba Cemetery, Lee County, Mississippi.¹

Annie Littlefield married George Wesley Thompson, son of Thomas Alexander Thompson and Sarah Jane Oslin, at Mississippi.¹