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Charlie Butler married Mary Jane Thompson, daughter of Thomas Alexander Thompson and Sarah Jane Oslin, at Mississippi.¹

Patrick Carmichael was born circa 1829 at South Carolina.² He married Sarah Jane Lesley, daughter of Thomas Lesley and Susan Wilson.¹

Patrick Carmichael was listed as the head of household on the census on 24 June 1880 at Mt. Olive Beat No. 5, Coosa County, South Carolina. Also living in the house were his wife, Sarah Jane Lesley.²

Henry Collins was born circa 1798 at Georgia.² He married Lucinda Smith, daughter of James Smith and Elizabeth Cowan.¹

Henry Collins appeared on the 1850 census at Lost District, Cobb County, Georgia, on 23 October 1850.. Also living with them were William J. Collins, 19, and Jessee M. Collins, 16.²

Samuel Sutton was born circa 1797 at Maryland.¹ He married Dovey Johnson, daughter of William P. Johnson and Susan (?).^2,3

Elizabeth B. (?) married Barkely Johnson, son of William P. Johnson and Susan (?), circa 1846; They had the following known children: William H., John B., and Cornelius A.¹

Sarah (?) married Levi Johnson, son of William P. Johnson and Susan (?), circa 1835; They had the following children: Polly, John, Judy, Cory, James, and Sarah.¹

Gilly A. (?) married Joseph W. Johnson, son of William P. Johnson and Susan (?), circa 1842; They had the following children: Mary E., Margaret A., Susan J., D.A. (Female), Julia A., and Ellen.^1,2

(?) Woodard married Elizabeth Johnson, daughter of William P. Johnson and Susan (?).¹

(?) Harris married Jane Johnson, daughter of William P. Johnson and Susan (?).¹

S. W. Holley married Eliza Hassel Newsom, daughter of Allen Newsom and Mary Johnson.¹

Mary S. Overby married Joseph G. Newsom, son of Allen Newsom and Mary Johnson; They had the following children: Susan, Joseph, Dee, Wilson, Robert, Passie, Annie Liza, Angie, Tommie, and George.¹

Cynthia Lewis married Ebenezer Smith, son of James Smith and Elizabeth Cowan, on 12 March 1818 at Greene County, Georgia; They had the following children: Osborne Lewis, Eliza Fletcher, James Walker, Cosby Williamson, Mary Jane, Francis Elizabeth, Elmira Clementine, Rufus Wright, Henrietta Caroline, Marietta Adeline, and Clara Ann Sophia.¹

Alice Holmes married William Lesley Thompson, son of Thomas Alexander Thompson and Sarah Jane Oslin, at Mississippi.¹

Alice Thompson was listed as a wife of William Lesley Thompson on the 1910 Census Corona Precinct, Beat 1, Lee County, Mississippi, on 4 May 1910; and daughter, Emma.²

Walter Riggins married Sederia Thompson, daughter of Thomas Alexander Thompson and Sarah Jane Oslin, at Mississippi.¹

Dollar Vardaman was born on 1 February 1859 at Coosa County, Alabama.¹ He married Mary Elizabeth Thompson, daughter of James W. Thompson and Mary Elizabeth Lesley, on 8 January 1880 at Coosa County, Alabama.¹

Dollar Vardaman was listed as the head of household on the census on 24 June 1880 at Mt. Olive Beat No. 5, Coosa County, Alabama. Also living in the house were his wife, Mary Vardaman.²

Dollar Vardaman was listed as the head of household on the census of 20 June 1900 at Mt. Olive, Coosa County, Alabama. Also living in the house were his wife, Mary Vardaman, his mother-in-law, Mary Thompson.³ Dollar Vardaman died on 7 February 1921 at Coosa County, Alabama, at age 62.¹

Jane (?) was born circa 1823 at South Carolina.¹ She married Abram Carmichael, son of Arthur Carmichael and Francis Bell, at South Carolina.¹

Jane Carmichael were listed on 22 July 1870 as household members living with Abram Carmichael on the 1870 census Newnan P.O., Coweta County, Georgia; Fanny Carmichael was listed as being age 85 and blind. Also living in the household were Sarah Carmichael age 7 and Amey Carmichael 85-F-B, Sarah Carmichael 65-F-B, Mary Carmichael 40-F-B, Richard Carmichael 15-M-B, Jeremiah Carmichael 14-M-M, Amos Carmichael 11-M-B, Martha Carmichael 13-F-B, and Samuel Carmichael 10-M-M.¹

Col James Smallwood was born in 1639.² He was the son of Matthew Smallwood.² On 28 July 1663 at Charles County, Maryland, James Smallwood testified in court regarding a suit between Mr. Arthur Turner and James Boulin concerning two pigs which were to be delivered to him.³ Col James Smallwood immigrated to Maryland in 1664.⁴ He married Hester (?) in 1665. On 14 February 1670 an indenture was made from James Smallwood to William Jenkins, planter at Charles County, Maryland. The indenture was for a parcel called Goates Lodge, laid out for 150 acres and the price was 5,000 pounds of tobacco.⁵ On 5 March 1677 an indenture was made from John Duglas, Gent. To James Smallwood at Charles County, Maryland. The indenture was for a parcel of 200 acres and was called Welcome. He paid 7,500 pounds of tobacco for the land.⁵

A cow and mare were given as a deed of gift from James Smallwood to his daughter, Mary Maddocks on 16 March 1685/86 at Charles County, Maryland.⁶ On 20 April 1687 an indenture was made from Edmond Lindsey to James Smallwood at Charles County, Maryland. It was for 300 acres of land called Mayday and cost 2,100 pounds of tobacco.⁵ On 27 May 1688 an indenture was made from Cornelius Maddock, merchant, and Mary his wife, to James Smallwood at Charles County, Maryland. It was for a tract of land called Nuthall which was bounded by Merdillal, the land of Robert Shaw, and land formerly surveyed for Edmond Lindsey now in possession of James Smallwood. It contained 60 acres and was purchased for 3,000 pounds of tobacco.⁵ On 13 August 1694 an indenture was made from William Griffin to James Smallwood Sr. at Charles County, Maryland. The indenture was for a parcel of 113 acres of land called The Hills which bounded James' land called Porke Hall. He paid 10,000 pounds of tobacco for the land.⁶ He married Mary Thompson in 1695.² Col James Smallwood died in 1714 at Prince George County, Maryland.²

A marriage bond was made by John Hearn on 19 May 1788 at Madison County, Commonweath of Virginia, showing his intent to marry Winnie Williams. Daniel Williams, brother of Winnie, was the bondsman. John Hearn signed his name as John Hearn although in one portion of the bond it is spelled Ahearn.² John Ahane married Winnie Williams, daughter of Edward Williams and Jemimah (?), in May 1788 at Madison County, Commonweath of Virginia (Now Kentucky).^1,3

Edward Oslin married Mary (?).¹ Edward Oslin died on 11 December 1726 at St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia.¹

Mary (?) married Edward Oslin.¹ Mary (?) died on 14 June 1723.¹

Robert Bartlett was born circa 1604.¹ He died between 19 September 1676 and 29 October 1676.¹

Hester (?) married Col James Smallwood, son of Matthew Smallwood, in 1665. Hester (?) died between 9 August 1692 and March 1693.¹

John Smallwood was born in January 1666 at Charles County, Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of Col James Smallwood and Hester (?).¹ John Smallwood died in 1794.¹

James Smallwood was born in October 1668 at Charles County, Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of Col James Smallwood and Hester (?).¹ James Smallwood died in 1723.¹

Mary Smallwood was born in January 1670 at Charles County, Maryland.^1,2 She was the daughter of Col James Smallwood and Hester (?).¹ Mary Smallwood married (?) Maddocks circa 1685 at Charles County, Maryland.³

A cow and mare were given as a deed of gift from James Smallwood to his daughter, Mary Maddocks on 16 March 1685/86 at Charles County, Maryland.³