See: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com; hhorner@email.com; Linda White Homegm@gotnet.net; Our Family Genealogy http://members.gotnet/richlin1/family2.htm; South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research (SCMAR VIII, Number 3, Summer 1980).  Robert’s will dated 13 Dec 1793, Orangeburg Co., SC.

In 1790 Orangeburg Co., SC Census with wife, 2 daughters and 5 sons.
Children of Robert Cannon & Unknown:
· Nathaniel, 4th Great-Grandfather b. abt. 1763 in SC.
· William.
· Rebecca.
· 1 unknown daughter & 3 unknown sons.

Nathaniel Cannon & Frances Sumner
Nathaniel Cannon
 In Burke Co., GA 1792-96.  In Pee Dee District, SC in 1796.  He married Frances Sumner abt. 1790 in Burke Co., GA.  In Laurens Co., SC in 1797.  By 1801 he is in Wilkinson Co., GA.  May originally be from Newberry Dist., SC.  See: Colony of SC Records which show:  Daniel (no district), and Ephriam, John, Samuel  and William Cannon in old Ninety-Six District.  Appears in the 1820 and 1830 Wilkinson Co., GA census.  Buried at Mt. Olive Primitive Baptist Church, Wilkinson Co., GA next to his wife Francis Sumner Cannon.
Note:  Mt. Olive Primitive Baptist Church was organized May 25, 1837, by William Payne, a minister, and his wife Sarah, Benjamin Fordham, Nathaniel Cannon, Miles Cannon and his wife Nancy Isler Cannon, John Holliman and his wife Prudence Hooks Holliman, Anna Burkhalts and Martha Payne, all former members of Big Sandy Church.  The land was given to the church by Nathaniel Cannon.  At one time the church was called Evergreen.There was a Nathaniel Cannon in Pitt Co., NC, b. before 1755, possibly son of Dennis Cannon who emigrated from VA to NC abt. 1749 and was a son of Edward Cannon, II, (b. 1652 VA, d. abt. 1729, Beaufort Co., NC), and Sarah Dawley (b. bef. 1670, d. 1733, Beaufort Co., NC), and a grandson of Edward Cannon, I, b. abt. 1600 in ENG, who came to VA bef. 1746, d. bef. 1673 Lower Norfolk Co., VA and had several children who emigrated from VA to NC bef. 1750.  For children of Nathaniel Cannon and Frances Sumner. See #1 Descendants of Nathaniel Cannon and Frances Sumner.

Will of Nathaniel Cannon Wilkinson Co., GA - I, Nathaniel Cannon, of the said Co. and State, being weak in body but sound in mind and memory and considering the uncertainty in this mortal life, make this my last will and testament, in manner and form following, that is to say: I first give and bequeath to my beloved wife, Frances Cannon, a certain sorrel mare now in possession; also four cows and calves to be selected by herself.  And of my stock a sow and pigs to be selected  by herself in the same way together with a feather bed, bedstead  furrniture with one year's support to be estimated by my Executors.  And as to my land estate, I give and bequeath to my son-in-law, Jesse Harris and my grandson William N. Bowen and my granddaughter Elizabeth Harrison, to be sold by my executors and be equally divided by the said three distributees.  And as to the rest and residue of my goods and chattels, rights and credits, to be sold by my Executors on the premises and time after my decease by giving notice by advertisement in one or more places in said Co., and to be sold in such lots and on such terms as may in the discretion of my Executors seem most advisable to the heirs.  Then I further give and desire the proceeds from said sale when collected to be equally divided between my heirs and Frances Cannon, my wife, and my son Wiley Cannon, and my son-in-law Jesse Harrison, my son Miles Cannon, my daughter Lucretia Turner, and James Cannon, and my grandson William N. Bowen, and my granddaughter Elizabeth  Harrison.  And I further appoint my Executors to guardian to my granddaughter Elizabeth Harrison, until she becomes of age, which said several sons to be paid as before mentioned, and after paying all my just debts, and I moreover ordain and appoint my two sons, Miles and Allen Cannon, the sole Executors of this my last will and testament and   revoking all former wills made by me.  In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal, this 4th day of June in the year of our Lord 1842.  Signed, sealed and published in the presence, etc.

Pension Application of Nathaniel Cannon.  See: S31594
Affidavit in support of application for Pension for Revolutionary War Service.  GA: Wilkinson Co. On this  day of  November 1832  Personally appeared in open court before the Inferior  Court of said Co. now sitting Nathaniel Cannon a resident of  Wilkinson Co. and State of GA age between sixty-seven and seventy years old from the best information as he has now register of  his age who being first duly sworn according to the law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act  of Congress passed June 7th, 1832 that he entered the service of these United States under the following named officers and served as herin stated that he entered the service by inlisting six months under Capt Smith Lutinant Lindsey commanded by Colo Nat Williams in Genral Williamson's brigade.  March from ninety six District South Carolina to the Cherokee line between Saludy River and Savannah River and there built a blockhouse.  Served my time out got a discharge but has lost or mislaid it so that I do not now what has become of it but does not now what year, but march as he believes in the month of February. Substituted one month under Capt Reed (spelling) Colonel Williams & Lutenant Colonel McCrary but served four months and four days marched oposit Augusta South Carolina there joined (intelligible) Genral Linkehorn (spelling) pursued the Britchish from Augusta to Stonow Fort on Ashley River there had a battle but cannot recllect the day or year but he believes the battle was in the month of August. he hereby relinquishes every clame what ever to a pension or annuity except the present and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any state.  Sworn to and Subscribed to the day and year aforesaid and in answering to certain interrogatories prescribed by the War Department the said applicant further states that he was b. as near as he can recillect in the year 1763 in the State of  South Carolina that he has no record of his age, that he resided in the said state until he removed to the State of GA in which last named state he resides at the present time.  That he inlisted when he first entered the service.  he state the name of Lieutenant Lindsey, Capt Smith, Col Williams Lt Col McCreary as some of his officers.
That he received a discharge which has been lost for a number of years.  He states the name of Williams Payne & John Hatcher to whom he is known in his present neighborhood who can testify to his character for veracity & their belief of his serving as a Soldier of the Revolution. Sworn to and  Subscribed before us the 14th Jany 1833.  William Payne a Clergyman and James Griffin were witnesses. Also signed by Samuel Beall, Justice of the Inferior Court of Wilkinson Co. and Valentine Brazzill Clerk of the Inferior Court of Wilkinson Co.

Miles Cannon & Nancy Mary Isler
Miles Cannon
 In 1820 and 1850  Wilkinson Co., GA census.  Per Miles Cannon Bible owned by John F. Cannon, Bulloch Co., GA; Nancy (Mary) Isler (b. 28 Dec 1803) daughter of Nathan and Lishy (Licia) Isler m. Miles Cannon.  Buried Big Sandy Cemetery, Wilkinson Co., GA.  Other sources show her as the daughter of Jacob Isler and Nancy Dulin.
Nancy Isler
 In 1850 resided in Griffin’s Dist., Wilkinson Co., GA, Stephensville Post Office, and d. after the 1870 census when she resided with son Miles J.  For children of Miles Cannon and Nancy Isler.  See #4 Descendants of Nathaniel Cannon and Frances Sumner.

Pvt. David S. Cannon & Mary Ann Gilder
David S. Cannon
 Compiled Service Records:  Enlisted as Pvt. for 3 years 19 May 1862, Irwinton, GA, Co. A, 49th Regt., Ga Vol. Inf.  and assigned to Camp Davis for training.  In J. R. Anderson's Brig. of A. P. Hill's Div.  Wounded and captured Seven Pines 31 May 1862.  Exchanged at Aiken's Landing, VA, 5 Aug 1862.  10 Aug 1862 hospitalized with diarrhea in Chimborazo Hospital No. 2, Richmond.  From 21Aug 1862 – 18 Nov 1862 in Gen. Hospital Farmville, VA with pleurodynia.  On 4-5 May 1863 at Receiving and Wayside Hospital, Gen. Hospital No. 9 with fever.  At Lynchburg, VA, 7 May 1863.  From 12 Jun 1863 to 17 Aug 1863 sick with dysentery and debilititis in Farmville, VA.  Wounded and permanently disabled at Wilderness, VA, 6 May 1864.  Furloughed 60 days 21 Jan 1865, and extended by Medical Examining Board, Macon, GA, on 3 Apr 1865.  22 Jan 1865, on Register of Receiving and Wayside Hospital – Gen. Hospital No. 9, Richmond, VA.  For children of Davis S. Cannon and MaryAnn Gilder.  See #34 Descendants of Nathaniel Cannon and Frances Sumner.
Assignments – Confederate, 49th GA Vol. Inf., Company A:
· May - Jun 1862 - Seven Pines Battle & all engagements around Richmond with A. P Hill’s forces.
· Jul - Aug 1862 (dated 24 Oct 1862) - Near Winchester, VA. In all engagements around Richmond in which A. P Hill’s force participated and at Cedar Run and Manassas Plains.
· Jan - Apr 1863 – Camp Gregg, VA.
· Jul - Aug 1863 & Sep - Oct 1863 – Near Orange Court House, VA.  At Gettysburg, PA July 1-4, 1863.
· Nov - Dec 1863 (dated 14 Jan 1864) – Near Staunton, VA.
· May - Dec 1864 – Petersburg, VA.  Jan - Feb 1865 - Near Petersburg, VA.

Roderick (Roger) Cauley (Cawley) & Mary Dove
Roderick (Roger) Cauley (Cawley)
 Per "The Georgians", pg. 51, b. in NC abt. 1755-60.  In 1790 in Dobbs Co., NC census.  In 1800 and 1810 he wasin Kinston, Lenoir Co., NC census.  His wife Mary Dove was of Cherokee Indian ancestry.
Children of Roderick Cauley & Mary Dove: (all born in Dobbs Co., NC)
· John, b. 1770, m. Hannah Bone.
· Roderick Roger, Jr., b. 1773, d. 1830.
· George, b. 1773, m. Mary Beatty.
· Adeline, b. 1770.
· William, b. 1775, m. Jane Davis.
· Bartholomew, b. 1780, m. Winnifred Taylor
· Thomas, b. 1786, m Elizabeth Nunn.
· David, b. 1798, m. Elizabeth Curry, an American Indian.

William Cauley (Colley) & Jane Davis
William Cauley
 Per "The Georgians" pg. 51-52, b. 1773 in NC, d. 22 Feb 1857.  Colonel in Wilkinson Co., GA Militia, 1819-21.  Fairfield Co., SC 1810 census.  William and 2nd wife Mary LNU in Wilkinson Co. 1820-30 census -   spelled as Cawley.  In Baker (now Calhoun) Co., GA 1840-50 census.  Will 14 Jun 1856 Calhoun Co., GA.Children of William Colley & Jane Davis:
· John, b. 29 Dec 1809, d. 28 Jan 1892.
· Elizabeth, b. 1809, m. Sparkman Bowen.
· Jane, b. 1810.
· Ailcy (Alcey), b. abt. 1808, m. Ransom Payne.
· George W., b. 1812, m. Elizabeth Keen, daugh. of John Keen and Polly Towns.
· Lisha, b. 1813, m. John Bailey.
· Thomas, b. 1814.
· Catherine, b. 1815, no record of marriage.
· Nancy, m. FNU Price.

Will of William Colley
In the state of Georgia, Calhoun County, I William Colley of said State and being of advanced age and Knowing that I must Shortly depart this life deem it right and proper both as respects my family and myself that I should a disposition of the property with which a kind providence has blessed me, do therefore make this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all others heretofore made by me.
Item 1st I desire and direct that my body be buried in a decent and Christianlike manner suitable to my circumstances and condition in life My soul I trust shall return to rest with God who gave it as I hope for Eternal Salvation through the Merrits and Atonement of the blessed Lord and savior Jesus Christ whose Religion I have professed and as I humbly trust Enjoyed for Seventy years.
Item 2nd I desire and direct that all my just debts be paid without delay by my Executors hereinafter appointed as I am unwilling my creditors should be delayed in their rights Especially as there is no necessity for delay.
Item 3rd I give bequeath and devise to my son George W Colley the plantation wherein I am now living known as my home plantation consisting of Thirteen hundred acres more or less lying in the third District of Calhoun County in said State.
Item 4th I give bequeath and devise to my two Sons John Colley and George W Colley my plantation known as my Chickawhatchee plantation lying in the third district of said County in said State containing five hundred acres more or less and also my plantation known as my Pachitla plantation lying in the third district of Calhoun County in said State containing fifteen hundred acres more or less.
Item 5th I give and bequeath to my two Sons John Colley and George W Colley all my negro property that I am now possessed of or may be possessed off at the time of my death to be equally divided between my two Sons John and George W Colley.
Item 6th I give and bequeath to my two Sons John Colley and George W Colley all my perishable property that I am now possessed or may be possessed of at the time of my death consisting of horses, mules, hogs, cattle, and sheep - household and kitchen furniture plantation tools, cotton, corn, fodder, waggens, carts, buggies, money, notes and accounts - and all the residue of my property both real and personal Wherever and whatever it may be.
Item 7th I desire and direct that my two sons John Colley and George W Colley shall pay to the heirs of my deceased daughter Elizabeth Bowen the former wife of Sparkman Bowen the sum of Three hundred dollars Each to be paid in four annual installments. the first installment one fourth of the amount to be paid on the first day of March after my death, and one fourth annually thereafter.
Item 8th I desire and direct that my two Sons John Colley and George W Colley shall pay to my grandchildren William H Prince?)
and Elizabeth Griffin the wife of Jesse H Griffin the sum of one Thousand dollars each to be paid in four annual installments - the first installment, one fourth of said amount to be paid on the first day of March after my death and one fourth annually thereafter.
Item 9th I desire and direct that my two Sons John Colley and George W Colley shall pay to my daughter Ailcy Payne wife of Rausom (?) Payne the sum of Three Thousand dollars to be paid in four annual installments the first installment one fourth of the amount to be paid on the first day of March after my death and one fourth annually thereafter.
Item 10th I desire and direct that my Two Sons John Colley and George W Colley shall pay to my daughter Nancy Price the Sum of Three Thousand dollars to be paid in four annual Installments the first installment one fourth of the amount to be paid on the first day of March after my death and one fourth annually thereafter.
Item 11th I desire and direct that My Two Sons John Colley and George W Colley shall pay to my daughter Lisha Bailey the wife of John ? Bailey the sum of Three Thousand dollars to be paid in four Installments the first Installment one fourth of the amount to be paid on the first day of March after my death and one fourth to be paid annually thereafter.
Item 12th I desire and direct that My two Sons John Colley and George W Colley shall pay to Catherine and Peggy Ann Colley the sum of five dollars Each.
Item 13th I hereby constitute and appoint My Two Sons John Colley and George W Colley Executors of this my last Will and testament. This 14 day of June 1856.

William Hall & Elizabeth Choice
Children of William Hall & Elizabeth Choice: (all born in Halifax Co., VA)
· Sarah Frances, b. 1735, m. 1st Elias Dejarnette, m. 2nd Israel Pickens.
· Rev. Nathaniel (RS), b. 1740, m. Elizabeth Faulkner.
· Fenton F., b. 1746, m. Hannah Browne, b. 1750.
· John (RS), b. 1750, m. Ursula Griggs.
Brothers Fenton Hall, Sr., Rev. Nathaniel Hall, John Hall, and a sister Sarah Frances of Halifax Co., VA came to what became Pendleton Dist. and then Anderson Co., SC 1785.  Nathaniel Hall founded a Church in Laurens Dist., SC.
See: www.FamilySearch.org.
John Hall, Sr. & Ursulla Griggs
Children of John Hall, Sr. & Ursulla Griggs:
· Sarah (Sally), b. 1771, Halifax, VA.
· Absolom, b. 1775 Anderson, SC, d. Mar 1824.
· John Griggs, b. 1780, Halifax, VA, m. Sarah Tucker.
· Watson (Wince), b. 1782, Halifax, VA, m. Sarah Burton.
· Ursula, b. 1786 Halifax, VA, d. 24 Aug 1865, m. John Davis.
· David William, b. 1788 Halifax, VA d. 15 Apr 1850, m. Hannah Hall, his 1st cousin.
· Ezekiel, Sr., b. 25 Oct 1792 Anderson, SC, d. 16 Jun 1892, m. Frances Evelyn Bird Tucker.
· Lucy, b. 1795 Anderson, SC, d. 16 Oct 1836, m. David Dejarnette Tucker.
· Cynthia, 4th Great-Grandmother, m. James Outlaw.

Nicholas Isler (Izler or Izlar)
Nicholas Isler
The earliest records of Isler ancestors is Nicholas Isler b. 1661 in Southwest Germany or Switzerland.  To escape the ravages of war Nicholas and some 15,000 others responded in 1709 to Queen Anne's invitation to come to England to be settled in the British Empire.  They traveled down the Rhine river to Rotterdam, and from there to England in ships provided by the English.  Nicholas, at age 48, embarked from Holland abt. 5 Jun  1709 with his wife; sons: Christian - age 15, Frederick - 8, John - 6; and two unnamed daughters.  His wife's name was missing from the third list of Palatines taken later that month at St. Catherine's outside of London.  She possibly died on passage from Germany to ENG.  His son John and both daughters apparently never arrived in America.  In 1709 Christopher Von Graffenreid of Bern, Switzerland was in London making arrangements to settle some Swiss in America.  He was permitted to settle his group in the area of Bath Co.,  NC (now Craven Co.) and Jones Co. Among those he picked were Nicholas Isler and his two eldest sons, Christian and Frederick.
Von Graffenreid's Swiss and Palatines sailed to America from England in early 1710.  The colonists landed at Jamestown, VA., to avoid the pirates lurking behind the outer banks of North Carolina.  From Jamestown they traveled by land, river and the sound to the New Bern site. Less than half survived the overseas trip.  An Indian war in 1711 took further lives."  See: List of Germans who came to England from the Palatine in 1709 with Baron de Graffenreid’s Colony of About 1500 Swiss and 650 Palatines.  A son John Isler and two daughters stayed in England.  John came over later but daughters were not heard from again.  Father of Frederick Isler below.
Children of Nicholas Isler & Unknown:
· Christian, b. 1694, m. Elizabeth Coleman.
· Frederick 6th Great-Grandfather, b. 1701 in GER, m. 1st Sarah Gilliard , m 2nd Sarah Bonner.
· John Isler, b. 1704.
· Mary Ester, b. 1710, m. John Kensey.
· Unknown daughter.

John B. Gilliard (Isler), Sr., & FNU Becton
John B. Gilliard (Isler), Sr.Son of Frederick Isler 6th Great-Grandfather and Sarah Gilliard 6th Great-Grandmother.  By an act of the NC General Assembly in 1777, and after the British Governor was no longer in control, his  name was changed from John Gilliard to John B. Isler, Sr.  John's mother (Sarah Gilliard) was most likely the daughter of Samuel Gilliard, a substantial land owner and close friend of Frederick.  It is assumed that Frederick later married John's mother and may have had other children.  Master John Isler appears in 1820 census of Jones Co., NC with 13 slaves.Children of John B. Gilliard (Isler), Sr., & FNU Becton:
· ohn B., b. 1770, m. Mary Dulin, b. 1777.
· William, b. 1772, m. Nancy Dulin, b. 1786.
· Nancy, b. abt. 1775, m. 1st Timothy W. Bloodworth, m. 2nd Longfield Cox.
· Nathan, b. abt. 1780, m. 1st Frances Sumner, m. 2nd Lisha Loftin.
· Polly, b. abt. 1782.
· Huldy, b. abt. 1784, m. FNU Sutton.
· Harriet, b. abt. 1786.
· Rebecca, b. abt. 1788.
· Winifred, b. abt. 1790.

John B. Isler & Mary “Polly” Dulin
Children of John B. Isler & Mary Dulin:
· Sarah Ann, b. 17 Sep 1800, Jones Co., NC, m. Samuel Ward.
· Nancy Mary, b. 28 Dec 1803, m. Miles Cannon.
· John Becton, b. 1806, d. 1876 in TX, m. 1st Elizabeth Bailey, m. 2nd Elizabeth Ayer.
· Nathan W., b. 1810 Jones Co., NC, m. Catherine Goodman.
· Michael B., b. 1811, Jones Co., NC, d. 1901, Dale Co., AL, m. Sarah Webb.
· Mary Ann, b. 1819 in GA, d. 1844 in LA,
m. Joseph Marion Boone, b. abt. 1809.

Edward Outlaw, Sr. (II) & Elizabeth Davenall (Dafnell)
Edward Outlaw
 Son of Robert Outlaw.  Will in Norfolk Co., VA (N10844), Book 9, pg. 60.  Was a mariner by trade and a mercer (dealer in expensive fabrics).
Children of Edward Outlaw & Elizabeth Davenall:
· · Edward, b. 1678, m. Anne Ivey.
· Elizabeth, b. 1686, m. Robert King.
· Sarah, b. 1680, m. William Bustin.
· Ralph, b. 1690, m. Anne Rice, b. 1694.
Edward Outlaw, Jr. (III) & Anne Ivey
Edward Outlaw
 Per State Census of NC 1784-1787, in John Folks Dist. 1787, Bertie Co. (Albermarle), NC.  Used title gentleman, indicating he was an Ordinary (Church Court) in Bertie Co., (licensed 16 Jan 1709-10) and his ancestors were freemen, bearing a coat of arms.
Children of Edward Outlaw & Anne Ivey:
· · Alexander.
· Sarah, b. 1708, m. John Freeman.
· Christian, b. abt. 1708, m. William Freeman.
· Mary, b. 1713, m. Daniel Sullivan.
· Thomas, 1714 - 1782.
· Joseph, b. 1714, m. Elizabeth LNU.
· George, b. 1716, m. Lydia Bentley.
· William, b. abt. 1716, m. Mary Wood.
· Ralph, b. 1718.
· Edward, III, b. 1720, m. Patience Whitfield.
·
 

George Outlaw & Lydia Bentley
George Outlaw
 In Chowan Co., NC in 1717 and Duplin Co., NC in 1743.  In Gates Co., NC in 1760.  To Burke Co., GA abt. 1770.  Was a cooper by trade.  Owned land in Duplin Co., NC adjoining John Hall, Sr. who is most likely the father of Cynthia Hall who m. his grandson James Outlaw.  At their marriage, Lydia Bentley lived in Moratock River, NC with her parents John Bentley & Sarah Farlee.  Parents of Benjamin Outlaw below.
Children of George Outlaw & Lydia Bentley:
· Benjamin (RS), b. 1740, m. Elizabeth Rochelle.
· Lodwick Outlaw, b. 1742, d. Burke Co., GA.
· George Outlaw, b. 1745.
· Bentley Outlaw (RS), b. 1751.
· John, b. 1753.
· Peletiah, b. 1755.

Benjamin Outlaw & Elizabeth Rochelle
 In St. Gabriel's Parish, Burke Co., GA in 1778.  Pvt., Capt. Hugh Giles' Reg't.  See: Gregg pg. 411. N601.
Children of Benjamin Outlaw & Elizabeth Rochelle: *Children of Jacob Dees and Ferrabee (Ferebe) Reynolds.· Benjamin (RS), b. 1763, d. 1838 in AL.
· William, b. 1766, d. 1814 Stewart Co., TN.
· Elizabeth, b. 1770.
· Bentley, b. 1772, m. Joice Dees*, m. 2nd Jane Swinton.
· Lydia, b. 1772.
· Jane, b. 1774.
· James, b. 1775, m. Cynthia Hall.
· John, b. 1780, War of 1812.
· Charlotte, b. 1780, m. Joel Toombs Dees.*

James Outlaw & Cynthia Hall
James Outlaw
 In Cheraw Dist., aft. 1783.  Prob. m. in Craven Co., SC.  In Lexington Co. (Orangeburg Co.), SC in 1810, and Darlington Co., SC in 1820.  Settled in Wilkinson Co., GA aft. 1820 census.  Traded with Beale & Patterson, Wilkinson Co., GA in 1825, and m. 2nd Edith Nelson abt. 1829-1830.  In 1840 Twiggs Co., census.  In  Dale Co., AL 1850-60 census.  Drew land in Cherokee Gold Lottery.

Cynthia Hall
 Probably died in Wilkinson Co., GA before James and his family relocated to AL in the 1840s.
Children of James Outlaw & Cynthia Hall:
· · Alexander C., b. 6 Sep 1804, m. Pillie Webb, m. Naomi Bess.
· Bentley (CSA), b. 1806, m. Mary Ann Skipper.  Co. H, 2nd Reg’t., 1st Bde., Ga State Troops.
· Eleanor (Nelly), b. 1822, m. Simon Bell.
· Frances, b. 1823, m. Stephen Kent.
· Naomi (Naomy), b. 1823.
· Jane (Jency), b. 1824.
· Cynthia, b. 1825.
· Elizabeth, b. 1826, m. Henry Grady.
· Martha, b. 1828, m. Seaborn Koonce Halstead.
Children of James Outlaw & Edith Adelphia Nelson:
· · Taren, b. 1833.
· Mary Ann, b. 1834.
· Jane, b. 1836.
· Letitia, b. 1844 in AL.
· Jasper, b. 1845 in AL.
· Newton (CSA), b. 1846 in AL.
· Eliza, b. 1848 in AL.

Bentley Outlaw & Mary Ann (Polly) Skipper
Bentley Outlaw
 In Shows District, Wilkinson, Co., GA  in 1827.  Per 1860 slave census he owned 3 slaves and was b. 1809.  In 1870 census High Hill Dist., Turkey Creek, 2nd Div. Wilkinson, Co., GA with wife Mary 52 and children.  Member Big Sandy Missionary Baptist Church.  See: "The Georgians", 1984, pg. 277.

Mary Ann Skipper
 Lived with son Mark in 1860 and 1870 Pulaski Co., GA census.  With Sallie Anderson in 1880 Census.
For children of Bentley Outlaw and Mary Ann Skipper.  See #1 Descendants of Daniel Skipper and Polly LNU.

Will of Bentley Outlaw
(Apr 7, 1874) State of GA, Wilkinson Co. Wills 1817-1920 pg. 201:  As all men have to die, I must also.  I give and bequeath my soul to God, who gave it, and my body to dust and after all my just debts are paid, I give the  homestead to my dear wife to live in during her life or widowhood, with the right and title, No. 107 in the Third District of said Co.  I give to my two youngest sons, Daniel Franklin and William Harrison Outlaw (Mary Freeman) to be equally divided between them two sons and all my children that are not married is to have a bed and bed clothing; said children names: D.F., Sara E., William Harrison Outlaw, Cynthia A. Outlaw (J.H. Freeman), Nancy Jane Outlaw (did not marry), Frances H. Outlaw A.J. Pierce).  All to have equal beds and bed clothing.  My youngest child Frances Henrietta is to be raised.  I leave to her $200 in money to clothes and school and board said child; and if the said child should die, then it is to be divided between the remaining heirs. I appoint my son Bentley Outlaw, Jr. (Elizabeth Sheffield) to be Executor of my will, who I think to be worthy.  I also desire that each daughter shall have a cow and a calf, or its equivalent, and also $10 in  money and as my dear wife has lost her speech and part of her reason, I desire that the rest of the property shall be sold and that she may be taken care of while she lives.  The proceeds of the property, money, notes, etc., if there should be anything over it, it is to be equally  divided among my daughters, and if there is not enough property to cover all that I have portioned off then curtail the different shares so that the mother shall be
cared for, and if there is anything after her death, my desire is that it shall be equally divided among the living children and if there should be any collection of old papers, the same is to be equally divided among all the children.  I also give and bequeath to my son, Bentley Outlaw, Jr., in the northeast half of land lot that he now lives on, No. 108 in the 3rd District of said Co., the line to stand that I made.

Thomas Payne & Jane Smallpiece
Thomas Payne
See: The Paynes; 1672-1976, by Patsy Todd Bradbury.  Came to America in 1664.  Was a tobacco farmer.  Had a son Isaac 8th Great-Grandfather b. 1650 who m. Sarah Smith.  Isaac and Sarah Smith Payne had a son Thomas Payne 7th Great-Grandfather b. 1680 who m. Elizabeth Taylor 7th Great-Grandmother, whose son Isaac Payne 6th Great-Grandfather b. 1713 m. Sarah Elizabeth Dalton. (See below).

Isaac Payne & Sarah Elizabeth Daulton
Isaac Payne
In Caroline Co., MD 1730 - 90's.  Isaac (Head of Household) and Sarah Payne in 1776 Bridge Town Hundred, MD, census with 5 males under 16, 2 males 16-50, 2 females under 16, and 1 female 16-50.  In 1790, Sarah (Daulton) Payne in Caroline Co. (MD) census with Isaac, James, Thomas, and John Payne.  A 1765 land record in Dorchester Co., MD, names land "Isaiah's Choice" and shows Isaac Payne, Jr. next door.  Sons Isaac and John served in Caroline Co. Militia in 1777.
Children of Isaac Payne & Sarah Elizabeth Daulton:
· · Isaac,  Jr., (RS), m. Sarah Smith.
· James, b. 1731, m. Ruth LNU.
· Thomas Jefferson, b. 9 Oct 1732, m. Anna LNU.
· Nehemiah, b. 15 Dec 1733, Dorcester Co., MD, (RS).
· Isaiah  (1735-1850), m. Ann Williams.
· John, b. 1743, (RS), m. Elizabeth Porter.
· Jane, m. Thomas Smith.
· 1 unknown daughter.
 

Nehemiah Payne & Hannah Daley
Nehemiah Payne
Enlisted in 1775, Orange Co., NC as Pvt. with NC Troops. Married Hannah Daly in 1778.  After Amer. Rev. in 1790 Greenville Dist., SC census.  On 7 Jan 1824, he moved to Hall Co., GA.  In 1830 census of Hall, Co., GA.  He died 7 Apr 1841, Hall Co., GA, and was buried in Flowery Branch Cemetery.  Sons Absalom, Archibald, Daniel, Joseph and Zachariah were in the 1805 Georgia Land Lottery. (See: Bill Payne at Payneusn@aol.com; South Carolina Baptists by Leah Townsend; DAR Patriot Index, Vol. I, pg. 512, "Marylanders to Carolinas."  S32433.
Children of Nehemiah Payne & Hannah Daly:
· John, b. 1755, d. 1828, m. Mildred Haynes, b. 1758.
· Archibald, b. 1755 d. Kershaw Co., SC, m. Mary Margaret Haley.
· Josiah, b. abt. 1755, d. 1806 in TN, m. Sarah Green, b. 1761 in VA.
· Samuel, b. abt. 1760.  In Kershaw District, SC in 1800.
· Joseph, b. 1760 in SC, d. 1850 Claiborne, LA 1850, m. Mary Brassfield.
· William, b. 1763 in NC, d. aft. 1819 in AL.
· Isaac, b. 1765, d. 1845 Smith Co., TN, m. Elisa LNU.
· Zachariah, b. 1767, d. 1852 Potontoc, MS.
· Nehemiah, b. abt. 1771.
· George, b. abt. 1771-75, d. 19 Nov 1930 Laurens Co., GA.  His daughter m. Isham Smith, Jr.
· Absalom, b. abt. 1771-75, d. Laurens Co., GA 1830-47.
· Lindsey, b. abt. 1775.
· Thomas Jefferson, b. abt. 1777.
· Daniel, b. abt. 1778, d. 1805 Tattnal Co., GA.
· Missouri.

American Revolution Pension application of Nehemiah Payne S32433 fn24NC 5th Great-Grandfather
Southern Campaign American Revolution Pension Statements & Rosters.  Transcribed by Will Graves 8/14/09.
State of Georgia Hall County: On this the 17th day of June 1833 personally appeared in open Court before John Bates, John M. McAfee & Wiley E. Wood Justices of the Inferior Court of said County now sitting Nehemiah Paine [Payne] a resident in the County of Hall and State of Georgia aged ninety-nine years the 13th of December last who being duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed 7th of June 1832. That he entered the Service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein Stated.
I entered the service some time in the spring of the year 1775 under Captain McDaniel and was attached to Colonel Mayburn's Regiment and was joined by General Butler's command in Orange County North Carolina and marched to Hillsboro North Carolina having served a tour of 3 months was discharged by Captain McDaniel returned home and was frequently called out on skirmishing parties but cannot say what length of time I was employed this was in the year 1776 & 1777 and in the year 1778 I was drafted to serve a 3 months tour and hired a Substitute by the name of White. In the year 1779 I was with Captain William Douglass horse company in several scouting expeditions but cannot say positively how long and in the year 1780 I was also engaged at times with said Captain Douglass and in the year 1781 I was drafted in the service for 3 months under Captain John Taylor who was attached to Colonel Mayburn's [probably a reference to Alexander, John or Robert Mebane] Regiment marched to Hillsborough North Carolina and remained there guarding the Jail the whole of said tour and was discharged by my Captain. I assisted in the taking of Thomas Dark [could be Dock] and 2 other man one by the name of Rickett the other by the name of Poe who were Tories all of whom were pain in Hillsborough North Carolina. He has no documentary evidence and knows of no person by whom he can prove any service except Abner Sheridan1whose affidavit is hereunto annexed. He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or annuity except the present and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any State. 1 FPA S32519
1st I was born in Dossett [? Dorchester?] County State of Maryland on the 15th day of December in 1733.
2nd I have no record of my age it having been burned
3rd I lived in Orange County North Carolina when I entered the Service. I have lived in Greenville District South Carolina since the revolutionary war until 9 years ago the 7th of last January when I moved to Hall County State of Georgia where I now live
4th I was drafted into the Service
5th General Butler Colonel Mayburn & Captain Eli McDaniel our officers I recollect to have [sentence ends here]
6th I received 2 discharges one from Captain McDaniel the other from Captain Farmer
7th Thomas Hix, Isaac Butterworth, Lemuel Clayton & the Reverend James Whitten all persons to whom I am well known
Sworn to and subscribed before made this 17th day of June 1833. S/ John Bates, JIC S/ Nehemiah Payne, X his mark
[James Whitten, a clergyman, and Isaac C. Butterworth gave the standard supporting affidavit.]
Georgia Hall County: Personally appeared before me the undersigned a Justice of the peace in and for said County Abner Sheridan who being duly sworn saith that he is personally acquainted with Nehemiah Payne the applicant in the foregoing declaration and that he served a tour of duty with said applicant in the Revolutionary war under Captain John Taylor at the commencement of the tour till he was arrested and broke -- then under Captain John Farmer -- at Hillsboro North Carolina -- Orange County. He believes in the year 1783. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day of June 1833
S William McDonald, JP S/ Abner Sheridan, (i) his mark.  Georgia Hall County: Be it known to all whom it may concern that I Nehemiah Payne of said State & County do hereby relinquish all claim or claims to a pension for my military Services in the Revolutionary War except for 6 months Service. Given under my hand this 27th day of November 1833. S/ William McDonald, JP S/ Nehemiah Payne, X his mark.

Joseph Payne & Mary Brassfield
Joseph Payne
 Born 1760, in SC. In Claremont, SC in 1790.  To Franklin Co., GA and then to Wilkinson Co., GA for 1820 - 1850 censuses.  Per "The Georgians", pg. 277:  "9 Sep 1803, Franklin Co., GA, Joseph Payne and his w. Mary (b. 1770), to John Meadows, 200 ac. on Gum Creek, gtd. to Joseph Payne 4 Feb 1786."  The grant may have been for Rev. War Service.  He appears in 1850 census with wife Mary in Caliber Co., LA, Township 20, Ward 6.
Children of Joseph Payne & Mary Brassfield:
Elizabeth, b. 1789 SC, d. bef. 1850.
· Joseph, b. 1799 GA, m. Seney Mitchell.
· Ransom(e), Sr., b. 1800 SC, m. Alcy Cauley, b. abt. 1808.
· Samuel, b. 1803 SC, m. Argent Beall, b. 1814.
· James, b. 1803, m. Agy LNU, b. 1813.
· Mary, m. Andrew Dominy.
· Frances, m. James M. Hoover.
· Mitchell, b. 1807 GA, m. Mary LNU.
· Phillip, b. 1817, m. Mary LNU.
Ransom(e) Payne, Sr. & Elsie (Alcy) Cauley (Colley)
Ransom Payne
 In 1830 Wilkinson Co., GA census and 1860 census for Stephensville Post Office, Griffin’s District, Wilkinson Co., GA, with Jane Dominy 15 and Thomas Dominy 12 (probably children of his sister Mary Payne who m. Andrew Dominy above).  In 1880 census was age 72 in 332nd Military Dist. of Griffin’s Dist. in Wilkinson Co., GA with wife Ailsey age 66.

Elsie Cauley (Colley)
 Name also shown as Ailsey, Alcy, Elsy or Elsie.  Sister Catherine Cauley in Wilkinson Co. 1850.  Mentioned in her father William Colley’s will in Calhoun Co., GA.  Last name also shown as Cawley.
Children of Ransom Payne, Sr. & Elsie Cauley: (all b. in GA)George W. (CSA), b. 1828, m. Virginia Jordan Murkinson Cannon, widow of Iverson Cannon.  Co. D, 8th Ga Militia.
· Phillip, b. 1830, m. Martha J. Holliman.
· Ransom, Jr. (III), b. 1833, d. bef. 1866.
· James William (CSA), b. 1835, m. Lydia Faulk, b. 1835.  Co. I, 3rd Reg’t.
· John M., b. 1836, m. Fannie Holliman, b. 1845.
· Zenith (Zenus or Zina), b. abt. 1840.  May be same as Lucius shown later.
· Susannah (Seneth), b. 1840.
· Lucius (Derious M.), b. 1842.
· Marion C., b. 1844, m. Nancy Hudlin.
· Thomas, b. 1847 GA.
· Frances.
· Mary “Polly”.

Ransom(e) Payne, Jr. & MaryAnn (Marion or Polly) Outlaw
Ransom Payne, Jr.
 In 1850 census of High Hill Dist., Irwinton Post Office, Wilkinson Co., GA.  Per 1860 slave census owned 10 slaves.  Deceased before 28 Oct 1866 when his widow married 2nd Walter M. Williams.
Children of Ransom Payne, Jr. & Mary Ann Outlaw:
· Philip, b. abt. 1855 in GA.
· Martha A. (Martha Jane/Mattie) Great-Grandmother, b. 1859-62, Wilkinson Co., GA, m. John W. Byrom.
· John F., b. abt. 1860 in GA.
· William A., b. abt. 1862 in GA.

John B. Skipwith
 To Middlesex Co., VA in 1652 with his cousin Sir Grey Skipwith.  His ancestor, Roger de Estatville (Estuteville or Stuteville), came to England from France with William The Conqueror, and took his name from the Skypwick estate in York, East Riding, WE16 on Ordinance Map, Domesday Book.  Son James Skipwith 7th Great-Grandfather (b. 1670 Eng., d. in VA) m. Frances Foster.  Their son Joseph Skipper m. Gememe LNU.
Children of John B. Skipwith & Unknown:
· James, b. 1670, m. Frances Foster.
· Willoughby, b. abt. 1671.
· Francis, b. abt. 1675.
· Charles, b. abt. 1676.
· John, m. Elizabeth Fox.
· Anne.
Joseph Skipper & Jemima LNU
 Son of James Skipwith (7th Great-Grandfather).  See Joseph Skipper in Pierce's Register, Vol. X, pg. 258, No. 1251 which shows:  The heir of Pvt. Joseph Skipper dec'd. 640 acres (land grant) - Capt. Wm. Beese.
See: Roster of North Carolina Soldiers in The Revolution.

Nathan Skipper & Nancy LNU
Nathan Skipper
See: Pierce's Register, Vol. X, pg. 258, No: 1251-52 - Capt. Wm. Beese (cited above); Pensions Act and the Pensions Applications, Let the Drums Roll and Maury Co. Rev Soldiers Book which shows:  Enlisted as Pvt., under Capt. Frederick Hargett in Col. Armstrong’s Reg’t., NC Line; served 84 mos.; in action at Brandywine, Germantown and Monmouth.  In Onslow Co., NC in 1790: Jonathan Wilder to Nathan Skipper, 150 ac. on the e. side of Black Swamp on Joseph Skipper's line.  In 1830 Hickman Co., TN census.  “Was a cooper by trade, but had no means to obtain the tools of his trade.  The only property he owned was one colt, unfit for service.  Had 9 children, who had gone forth to provide for themselves.  He lived from house to house seeking support 'by my labours'.  Awarded a pension of $8 per mo. for 3 yrs. Service, 1777-80.” See:  S39074, 9 Aug 1827, age 79.
Children of Nathan Skipper & Nancy LNU:
· Hosea, b.  1776, m. Cassandra Ward.
· Jacob, b. 1778, d. in TN.
· Joseph b. 1783, d. in TN.
· John L., b. 1785, m. Lucretia Hawkins, b. 1787.
· Daniel, b. 1778, m. Mary (Polly) LNU.
· Elizabeth, b. 1797, m. Willie Rawls, b. 1773.

Daniel Skipper & Mary (Polly) LNU
4th Great-Grandfather & 4th Great-Grandmother
 Daniel enlisted in GA Militia 9 Dec 1812, and appears in Wilkinson Co., GA censuses in 1820 - 1850.
For children and descendants.  See Descendants of Daniel Skipper and Polly LNU.
 

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Descendants of Nathaniel Cannon & Frances Sumner
Children of Nathaniel Cannon & Frances Sumner:
1. Wiley Cannon, b. 1792, Burke Co., GA., d. 8 Jun 1857, Columbus, GA, m. Charlotte Sheppard..
2. Elizabeth (Lizzie) Cannon, b. 1794, Burke Co., GA, m. William Nathan Bowen, d. 1820.
3. Lucretia Cannon, b. 1796, Wilkinson Co., GA, d. aft 4 Jun 1842, 1st James Justice, m. 2nd John W. Rye.
4. Miles Cannon, b. 2 Oct 1797, Burke Co., GA., d. 16 Oct 1853, Irwinton, GA. Big Sandy Cemetery, m. Nancy Isler.
5. Keziah Cannon, b. 8 Aug 1799, d. 1842 Randolph Co., GA, m. 1st Jesse Harris, m. 2nd James L. Hancock.
6. Allen Cannon b. 1800, Wilkinson, Co., d. 9 Aug 1851 Irwinton, GA, m. Rachel LNU widow of Jonathan Rigby.
7. Nathaniel (Nate) Cannon, Jr., b. 1801, Wilkinson, Co., GA, m. Mary Ann Jackson.
8. Didemma Cannon, b. 1803, Wilkinson, Co. d. bef.  Nov 1888, m. 1st Theophilus Nathaniel Mason, d. 1838,
m. 2nd George Brack, daugh of Eleazer Brack and Lucy Kemp.
9. Joicie Cannon, b. 1805, Wilkinson Co. GA, d. 24 Sep 1832, Wilkinson Co., GA, m. George Washington Harrison, b. 1807, son of Moses Harrison and Abigail Morgan, d. 1854, Milledgeville, GA.
10. James M. Cannon, b. 4 Mar 1809, Wilkinson, Co., GA, d. 13 Jun 1857, Wilkinson Co., GA, m. Leah Stanley West, widow of Joshua West and daughter of James Stanley and Leah Fordham.

Generation  2
1.              Wiley Cannon, b. 1792, Burke Co., GA., d. 8 Jun 1857, Columbus, GA, m. 1st in 1818 to Charlotte Sheppard, b. 1792, d. 1850in Muscogee Co., GA, m. 2nd Susannah Sheppard in 1851, Cass Co., TX.  Administrator of the estate of Sarah (Goodson) Justice 1831-1835, the mother-in-law of his sister Lucretia Cannon, # 3.
Children of Wiley Cannon & Charlotte Sheppard:
11. Sarah Cannon, b. 16 Jan 1817, Wilkinson Co., GA, m. James M. Smith, b. 1820.
12. Frances Cannon, b. 15 Feb 1818.
13. James Cannon, b. 1821, Muscogee Co., GA., d. 4 Apr 1875.
14. Wherry (Whorry) M. Cannon (CSA), b. 26 Jan 1823, Wilkinson Co., GA, d. aft. 1861 in WBTS.
15. Zilphy Cannon, b. 1824, Wilkinson Co., GA, m. Thomas G. Wood.
16. Lemuel Cannon, b. 2 Jan 1826, Wilkinson Co., GA, d. 27 Jun 1902, m. Nancy White, b. 1836.  Twin.
17. Melissa Cannon, b. 2 Jan 1826, Muscogee Co., GA., d. Mar 1908, m. Rufus Sharp.  Twin.
18. Lewis C. Cannon, b. 7 May 1829, Muscogee Co., GA.
19. John F. Cannon, b. 14 Apr 1830, Muscogee Co., GA, d. 1850, Columbus, GA.
20. Elbert Cannon, b. 18 Sep 1832, Muscogee Co., d. 15 Apr 1901, Elmore Co., AL, m. Nellie J. Womack, b. 1830.*
21. David King Cannon, b. 1 Aug 1834, Wilkinson Co., GA, d. 1883, Cass Co., TX, m. Sarah Elizabeth Womack,
b. May 1838 in AL, d. 28 Jun 1913.*
22. Jesse Denson Cannon, b. 22 Mar 1836, d. 6 Apr 1909, Cass Co., TX, m. Catherine D. Womack*, b. 20 Dec 1842,
d. 1925  Twin.
23. Robert J. Cannon, b. 22 Mar 1836, Muscogee Co., GA.  Twin.
*Probably sisters.
Child of Wiley Cannon & Susannah Sheppard:
24. Andrew W. Cannon, b. 6 May 1855 in TX, d. 3 Jan 1936, m. Mattie Shippey.

2.              Elizabeth Cannon, b. 1794 in Burke Co., GA, m. Nathan Bowen in 1816 in Wilkinson Co.
Child of Elizabeth Cannon & Nathan Bowen:
25. William Nathan(iel) Bowen, b. 17 Oct 1813, Wilkinson Co. GA, d. 2 Mar 1899, m. Nancy Louise Dupree, b. 1816, daughter of Thomas Dupree b. 1774 and Cynthia McDonald b. 1786.

3.              Lucretia Cannon, b. 1796, d. aft 4 Jun 1842, m. 1st bef. 1820 James Justice, b. abt. 1800, d. abt. 1838, the son of Moses Justice b. 1760 and Sarah Goodson, b. 1765, m. 2nd John W. Rye, b. 1786, the son of Dunn Rye and Mary Times.
Children of Lucretia Cannon & James Justice:
26. Barnet Justice.
27. Geirard Justice.
28. Jacob Justice, b. 1822.
29. Robert Moses Justice, b. abt. 1824, m. Elizabeth Jane Porter, b. 1815.
30. Emily Justice b. 1825, m. Simon Smith
Children of Lucretia Cannon & John W. Rye:
31. William Rye, b. abt. 1825, m. Frances LNU.
32. Lucinda Rye, b. 1826/27, m. Thomas Redding Porter.
33. Morgan Calvin Rye, b. 8 Apr 1828, m. 1st Johanna Richardson, b. 25 Jul 1827, m. 2nd E. J. Rye,
m. 3rd Sally A. Lewis in Liberty Co., TX.
4.              Miles Cannon,  b. 2 Oct 1797 Burke Co., GA., d. 16 Oct 1853 Irwinton, GA, m. Nancy Mary Isler, daughter of John B. Isler and Mary Dulin, m. 2nd Elizabeth Mathis in 1853, m. 3rd Margaret Nesmith in 1866,
Children of Miles Cannon & Nancy Isler:
34. John Gillard Cannon (CSA), b. 2 Mar 1821, Irwinton, GA., d. 25 Oct 1903, m. Jane Green, b. 23 Oct 1811, d. 1852, m. 2nd Elizabeth Mathis, b. 18 Feb 1832, d. 6 Aug 1864, m. 3rd Margaret Nesmith.
35. Nathaniel Isler Cannon (CSA) b. 1825, GA, KIA 15 Apr 1863, bur. Gettysburg, PA.  Not married.
36. Wiley Lewis Cannon (CSA), b. 3 Nov 1827, Wilkinson Co., d. 4 Mar 1863, Shelbyville, TN, m. Mary Ann “Millie” Green, daugh. of Eason Green (b. 1806) & Martha (Elizabeth) Weaver, b. 1806.  Co. E, 12th Reg’t. Alabama Cav.
37. William Allen Cannon (CSA), b. 1833, Wilkinson Co., GA m. Sarah L. Dupree, b. 1835, moved to Louisiana abt. 1858.  Died 17 Oct 1862 of measles in Delhi, Richland, LA during Civil War.
38. Nathan W. J. Cannon (CSA), b. 1836, Wilkinson Co., GA, KIA 29 Sep 1862, bur. Seven Pines Cemetery, VA.
39. David S. Cannon (CSA), b. 1838, Wilkinson Co., GA, d. from wounds 1867, m. Mary Ann Gilder.
40. Miles Jefferson Cannon (CSA), b. 22 Mar 1842, d. 1917, Wilkinson Co., GA, m. 1st in 1867 to Martha Ann Fordham (1853 -1870), m. 2nd abt. 1871 to Hester “Hattie” Williams, b. 26 Jan 1853.  Co. A, 49th Ga Reg’t.
41. Nancy June Cannon, b. 1844, Wilkinson Co., m. Wiley Bender, Wilkinson Co., GA.

5.              Keziah Cannon, b. 8 Aug 1799, d. 1842 Randolph Co., GA, m. 1st Jesse Harris, b. 1795, m. 2nd James L. Hancock.
Children of Keziah Cannon & Jesse Harris:
41. 42. David L. Harris, b. 1824, m. Mary LNU.
43. Mary P. Harris, b. 1827, m. FNU Wright.
44. Ethelred Harris, b. 1830.  Male.
45. James Harris, b. 1831.
46. Keziah Harris, m. Upson Alexander Wright.
47. Elizabeth Harris, b. 1836.
48. T. Jackson Cannon, m. Eliza J. Cannon.

6.              Allen Cannon, m. abt. 1823 in Wilkinson Co., Ga to Rachel Mary Rigsby, d. bef. 1848.
Children of Allen Cannon & Rachel Mary Rigsby: (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
49. Lucretia Cannon, b. 13 Dec 1825, d. 11 Jan 1872, m. in 1845 to Wiley F. Fordham, b. 17 Apr 1816.
50. Phoebe Ann Cannon, b. 1828, d. 30 Dec 1883, m. James Jesse Pierce, b. 1 Apr 1819, d. 1883.
51. Frances Ann Cannon, b. abt.1829, d. 11 Mar 1896, m  Thomas Dickson, b. 29 Apr 1821, d. 11 Mar 1892.
52. Leah Jane Cannon, b. 1831, m. Joel T. Lofton.
53. James Iverson Cannon, b. 1835, d. 1858, Wilkinson Co., GA, m. Virginia Murkison, b. 1836.
54. William Franklin Cannon (CSA), b. 19 Jan 1841, d. 31 Aug 1903, m. Mary Butler.  1st Sgt., Co. F, 3rd Ga Reg’t.

7.              Nathaniel Cannon, Jr., b. 1801Wilkinson, Co., d. 17 Oct 1835, m. Mary Ann Jackson, b. 3 Sep 1806.
Children of Nathaniel Cannon, Jr. & Mary Ann Jackson:  (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
54. 55. Harriett Cannon, b. 1829.
56. William H. Cannon, b. 1831.

8.              Didemma Cannon, b. 1803 Wilkinson, Co., GA, d. 1837, Irwinton, GA, m. 1st Nathaniel Theophilus Mason, son of John Clark Mason and Margaret Ennet, m. 2nd George Brack.
Children of Didemma Cannon & Theophilus Nathaniel Mason: (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
57. Joyce M. Mason, b. 1824.
58. Mary Ann Mason, b. betw. 1820-30.
59. John C. Mason (CSA), b. 1823, m. Fannie Ann Bryan, b. 1820.  Pvt., Co. I, 3rd Ga Reg’t.
60. Nathaniel Enet Mason (CSA), b. 29 Oct 1826, d. 1 Jan 1910,  m. Rachel Branan, b. 1843.  Pvt., Co. F, 3rd Ga Reg’t.
61. Nancy Jane Mason, b. 14 Feb 1830, m. John G. Napier, b. 1826.
62. C. Frances Mason, b. 1830.
63. Rachel C. Mason, b. 1833.
64. James Allen Mason (CSA), 1834-1911, m. Melissa Magdalene Branan, b. 1839.  Capt., Co. F 3rd Ga Reg’t.
65. Amanda E. Mason (possibly Effie Ann), b. 1836,  m. James M. Nesmith.
66. Theophilus Offerman Mason, b. 1837.
Children of Didemma Cannon & George Brack: (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
67. Miles Monroe Brack (CSA), b. 5 Oct 1831?, m. Martha Rozar.  Co. F, 3rd Ga Reg’t., Carswell Guards.
68. Elizabeth Brack, b. 1841, m. Thomas Walker, b. 1852.
69. Eli Brack (CSA), b. 1844, d. 1929, m. Sarah Winifred Frances McKenzie.  Co. G, 59th Ga Reg’t.
70. George T. Brack, b. 1845.
71. Dorinda Brack, b. 1846, m. Elias Cauley, son of Catherine Cauley, a niece of Alcy Cauley who m. Ransom Payne.
72. Franklin Brack, b. 1847.

9.               Joicie Cannon, b. 1805 Wilkinson Co., GA., d. 1832, m. George Jesse Harrison, d. 1854.
Child of Joicie Cannon & George Harrison:
73. Elizabeth Jane Harrison, b. 1830, m. James S. West, b. 1827, Randolph Co., GA.
10.              James M. Cannon, b. 4 Mar 1809 Wilkinson, Co., GA, d. 13 Jun 1857, m. 1st abt. 1830 Unknown who died bef. 1 Jan 1839 when he m. 2nd Mary Lewis, m. 3rd Leah Stanley, b. 1810 in NC, the widow of Joshua West and the daughter of John Stanley, b. 1766 and Mary Fordham.
Children of James Cannon & Unknown Female: (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
74. Hardy W. Cannon (CSA), b. 1834, d. 2 Sep 1863 Mt. Pleasant Gen. Hosp. near Washington, DC, bur. Arlington, VA. Pvt., Co. F, 3rd Ga Reg’t., Wilkinson Rifles.
75. Mary F. Cannon, b. 1836, m. H.M. Green.
76. Benjamin F. Cannon (CSA), b. 1837, KIA 18 Jul 1862, Richmond, VA. Co. F, 3rd Ga Reg’t.
77. Nancy A. Cannon, b. 1838, d. 8 May 1929 in FL.
Children of James Cannon & Mary Lewis:
78. Edward B. Cannon (CSA), b. 1840, Co. F, 3rd Ga Reg’t., KIA, Gettysburg, PA.
79. Winniford Cannon, b. 1841, m. James Arthur Sheffield, b. 4 Dec 1841.
80. Franklin Allen Cannon (CSA), b. 16 Sep 1842, d. 1915, Laurens Co. GA.  Pvt., Co. F, 3rd Ga Reg’t.
Children of James Cannon & Leah Stanley West (widow):
80. 81. Leah M. Cannon, b. 1844, not married.
82. Rachel Ann Cannon, b. 1847.
83. Richard N. Cannon, b. abt. 1847.
84. Joseph M. Cannon, b. 1848.

85. Lucretia Jane Cannon,  b. 1848, d. 1925, m. R. Jackson Stuckey, b. 1848.
86. Elsie (Allie) Cannon, b. 22 Feb 1851, d. 28 May 1925, m. George Nathan Perry.
87. George W. Cannon, b. 2 Oct 1854.
Generation  3
11.              Sarah Cannon, b. 16 Jan 1817, Wilkinson Co., GA, m. James M. Smith, b. 1820, Jasper Co., GA.
Child of Sarah Cannon & James M. Smith:
88. Sarah F. Smith, b. 1846.

16.              Lemuel Cannon, (twin) b. 2 Jan 1826, Wilkinson Co., GA, d. 27 Jun 1902, m. Nancy White, b. 1836, daugh. of George White and Malinda Perry.
Children of Lemuel Cannon & Nancy White:
88. 89. Lucy J. Cannon, b. 1860, m. Cicero Larkin Smith, son of Henry L. W. Smith and Nancy Land.
90. George Wiley Cannon, b. 1865, d. 5 Dec 1923, m. Florence Elizabeth Miller, b. 31 May 1863, d. 1937.
83. 91. William Andrew Cannon, b. 1876, d. 22 Feb 1939.
20.              Elbert Cannon, b. 18 Sep 1832, m. Nellie J Womack, b. 1830 in GA.
Children of Elbert Cannon & Nellie J Womack:
90. 92. Thomas J. Cannon, b. 1858, AL.
93. Frances Cannon, b. 1859, AL.

21.              David King Cannon, b. 1 Aug 1834, Wilkinson Co., GA, d. 1883, Cass Co., TX, m. Sarah Elizabeth Womack, b. May 1838 in AL, d. 28 Jun 1913.
Children of David King Cannon & Sarah Elizabeth Womack:
93. 94. G. Cannon, b. 1856,  AL.
95. E. Cannon, b. 1858,  AL.
96. J. Cannon, b. 1859,  AL.
92.
25.              William Nathan(iel) Bowen, b. 17 Oct 1813, Wilkinson Co. GA, d. 2 Mar 1899, m. Nancy Louise Dupree, b. 1816, a descendant of Henry Wyche of VA.
Children of William N. Bowen & Nancy Louise Dupree:  (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
96. 97. Cynthia Bowen, 1840-1908, m. John Lee Perry.
98. John F. Bowen (CSA),1841-1862.  Co. G, 49th Ga Reg’t.  Killed by falling off car.
99. William H. Bowen (CSA),1842-1864.  Co. G, 49th Ga Reg’t. Died Elmira, NY Union Prison.
100. Mary R. Bowen, b. 1844.
101. James Jackson Bowen, 1845-1914, m. Clementine McDonald..
102. Nancy Bowen, b. 1847, m. John Weaver.
103. Martha Jane Bowen, b. 1849.
104. George Bowen, 1851-1877.
105. Lucinda Bowen, 1852-1882, m. William W. Bailey.

29.              Robert Moses Justice, b. abt. 1824, m. Elizabeth Jane Porter, b. 1815.
Children of Robert Moses Justice & Elizabeth Jane Porter:
104. 106. Elizabeth Justice, b. 1833.
107. Martha Justice, b. 1837.
108. Lucretia Justice, b. 1840,
109. John Justice, b. 1842.

110. Sion Justice (CSA),m. Caroline Honeycutt.
2nd Cpl., 49th Ga Reg’t.
111. Emily Justice, b. 1847, m. H. J. Lloyd (sic).
112. Gilly Justice, b. 1850.
113. Winnifred Justice, b. 1854.
34.             John Gillard Cannon 1821-1902, m. 1st Jane Green (daughter of Jesse Green), m. 2nd Elizabeth Mathis (1832-1866), m. 3rd Margaret Nesmith, b. 2 Sep 1835, a 1st cousin once-removed of Garrett Nesmith who m. Amie Ann Skipper.
Children of John Gillard Cannon & Jane Green:  (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
114. Lelia Cannon, b. 1844, m. FNU Maples.
115. Martha Ann Frances Cannon, b. 1845, d. 1854.
116. Nancy Cannon, b. 1847, d. abt. 1860.
117. Mary J. Cannon, b. 1848, m. James Brantley.
118. Suzanne Elizabeth Cannon, b. 16 Jul 1850, d. 31 Aug 1854.
119. Miles Jesse Cannon, b 1852, m. Nancy Gilbert, daughter of Nathan Gilbert.
Children of John Gillard Cannon & Elizabeth Mathis:
120. Wiley Lester Cannon, b. 21 Mar 1854
121. Sarah Cannon, b. 1 Nov 1855, Wilkinson Co., GA, d. 20 Nov 1934, m. Henry Adams Lord.
122. Claiborne W. Cannon, b. 19 Sep 1857 in AL, d. 23 Oct 1895.
123. M. Nathaniel Cannon, b. 27 Mar 1859, in AL, d. 18 Jan 1928, Dublin, GA, Martha E. Stuckey, b. 26 Sep 1859.
124. Benjamin Franklin Cannon 1861-1938, m. 1st Sarah Butler, m. 2nd Eva Stuckey, b. 1861, m. 3rd Ella May Fordham .
125. Drew Jefferson Cannon, b. 10 Mar 1864, Wilkinson Co., GA, d. 1953, m. Suzanne Peacock.
Children of John Gillard Cannon & Margaret Nesmith:  (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
126. Rachel Caroline Cannon, b. 26 Apr 1867, d. 26 Mar 1956, m. Joseph Davis, Sr.
127. Winnifred Ada Cannon, b. 6 Oct 1869, m. Homer Adams.
128. John Madison Cannon, b. 3 Mar 1872, GA, m. Polly Ann Rozar (Rozier), b. Apr 1876.
129. William A. Cannon, b. 6 Sep 1874, m. Gus Rozar.
130. James David Cannon, b. 16 Aug 1877, m. Maggie Townsend/Townsend.

36.             Wiley Lewis Cannon (CSA), m. Mary “Millie” Ann Green, b. 30 Oct 1826, d. 1 Jun 1905.
Children of Wiley Lewis Cannon & Mary Ann Green:  (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
131. Eason Mason Cannon, b. 28 Nov 1849, d. 1932, m. Martha Jane Elizabeth Lord (1845-1926).
132. William M. Cannon, b. 28 Nov 1850, m. Martha Ann Tarpley, b. 1845, daugh. of William & Serena Gilbert Tarpley.
133. Elizabeth F. Cannon, b. 18 Sep 1853, m. Johnson E. Kingery, b. 1829.
134. Rufus W. Cannon, b. 1854.
135. Benjamin Wiley Cannon, b. 9 Feb 1855 in AL, d. 4 Mar 1939 in Bibb Co., GA.
136. Sarah Jane Cannon, b. 11 Jan 1858, d. 1930, m. John Andrew Metts, b. 13 Feb 1860.
137. John Franklin Cannon 1860-1950,  m. 1st Sarah A. Octavia Metts, m. 2nd Florrie Mulling.
138. Nancy Ann Cannon, b. 1862, m. Richard Randolph Carr, b. 1855.

37.             William Allen Cannon (CSA), b. 1833, Wilkinson Co., GA m. Sarah L. Dupree, b. 8 Feb 1835, moved to
Louisiana abt. 1858.  Died of measles in Delhi, Richland, LA during Civil War.
Children of William Allen Cannon & Sarah L. Dupree:
138. 139. John J. Cannon, b. 1853, GA.
140. Virgil David Cannon 1855-1917.
141. Franklin Cannon, b. 1857 GA.
142. William A. Cannon, b. 1859 GA.
143. Martha Jane Cannon, m. John Tilly Harvey.

39.             David S. Cannon,  b. 1838 Wilkinson Co., d. 1867, m. Mary Ann Gilder, who m. 2nd Joseph B. Payne.
Children of David S. Cannon & Mary Gilder:  *For descendants  see Adams Narrative,  pgs. 11 – 14 and Pedigree #15.
143. 144. James Cannon.
145. David NancyAnn Cannon, b. 1862, m. William Green Adams, Jr.*
146. Daughter who m. C. W. Hubbard of Macon.
147. Daughter who m. T. J. Dales of Macon.
40.             Miles Jefferson Cannon, b. 22 Mar 1842, Wilkinson Co., d. 1917, Wilkinson Co., GA, m. 1st on 30 May 1867 to
Martha Ann Fordham, b. 30 Jul 1853, d. 1870 (no children), m. 2nd abt. 1871 to Hester “Hattie” Williams, b. 26 Jan 1853, the daughter of William and Mary Ross Williams.
Children of Miles Jefferson Cannon & Hester “Hattie” Williams:
147. 148. Charlotte “Lottie” Cannon, b. 1872, m. James Henry Howell.
149. Nancy Jane Cannon 1874-1956, m. Benjamin Yarbrough, b. 1874.
150. Fernando Cannon, b. 1879, m. Ola Pierce.
151. Isler Cannon, m. Bertha Martin.
152. Milley “Mamie” Cannon, b. 20 Jan 1884, m. William H. Ivey, b. 1884.
153. Arry Jewell Cannon,  m. A. J. Wood.
154. Ola Cannon, m. Joseph Newsome.
155. Ernest Mason, m. Fannie Mae Nesmith.
 

49.             Lucretia Cannon, b. 13 Dec 1825, d. 12 Apr 1877, m. in 1845 to Wiley F. Fordham, b. 17 Apr 1816, d. 8 Nov 1900, son of Benjamin Fordham b. 1784 Jones Co., NC and Elsie Miller b. 11 Apr 1785 in Lenoir Co., NC.
Children of Lucretia Cannon & Wiley F. Fordham:  (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
156. Eli Wiley Fordham (CSA), b. 22 Sep 1845, m. 1st Rosetta LNU, b. 1848, m. 2nd Julia Waters, b. 1847.
Co. F, 2nd Reg’t., Ga State Troops, Cummings’ Bde.
157. Rachel A. Fordham, b. 20 Oct 1847, m. Lewis Metts, b. 25 Mar 1832, d. 13 Dec 1924.
158. Benjamin Franklin Fordham, b. 1851.  Crippled from birth.  Never married.
159. Elsie Jane Fordham, b. 16 Sep 1853, m. Abilene Horry Adams, b. 11 Sep 1848, d. 10 Sep 1930.
160. Joel Iverson Fordham, b. 18 Mar, 1855, m. Nancy G. Whitaker, b. Jul 1857.
161. James Wiley Fordham, b. 6 May 1860, m. Cynthia Missouri Taylor, b. 11 Mar 1864, d. Jul 1912.
162. William M. Fordham, b. 1863.
163. Charles Edgar Fordham, b. 12 Jan 1865, d. 29 Mar 1959, m 1st Victoria Scarborough, m. 2nd Ida Register.

50.             Phoebe Ann Cannon, 1828-1883, m. James Jesse Pierce, b. 1813, son of Thomas Pierce & Elizabeth Roberts.
Children of Phoebe Ann Cannon & James Jesse Pierce:  (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
164. Cullen Custer Pierce, b. 23 Mar 1850, m. Julia Frances Hall.
165. Cinthia Pierce, b. 20 May 1851, m. Jethro Van Landingham
166. Victoria N. Pierce, b. 30 Oct 1852, d. 1885.
167. David James Bailey Pierce, b. 1856, m. Olivia Jane Dupree Walker, b. 1857 (a cousin of #156 – #163 above).
168. Mary Pierce, 1857-1885.
169. Emma Tallulah Pierce, b. 1859, m. Washington Smith, b. 1855.
170. William Franklin Pierce, b. 12 Jan 1861, d. aft. 1883.
171. Andrew Jackson Pierce 1865-1946, m. Frances Henrietta Outlaw, daugh. of Bentley Outlaw & Mary Ann Skipper.
172. Ira Edgar Pierce, b. 13 Jan 1867, m. Valerie Jean Stanley, b. 1869.
173. Nathaniel Allen Pierce, b. 13 Dec 1869, m. Lillian Stanley, b. 6 Sep 1872, d. 27 Feb 1961.
174. Esther Lenora Pierce, b. 31 Aug 1873, m. Stanley Everett Smith, m. Emmett Pierce.

51.             Frances Ann Cannon, b. abt. 1829, d. aft. 1892, Irwinton, GA, m  Thomas Dickson, b. 29 Apr 1821.
Children of Frances Ann Cannon & Thomas Dickson:
174. 175. Rachel E. Dickson.
176. Americus J. Dickson.
177. Allen James Dickson.
178. Leah Dickson.
179. Emma W. Dickson.
180. Iverson Dickson.
181. Sarah Dickson.
182. Robert Edward Dickson.
183. Willie Dickson.

54.            William Franklin Cannon (CSA), b. 19 Jan 1841, d. 31 Aug 1903, m. in 1867 to Mary E. Butler, b. 2 Dec 1844.
Children of  William Franklin Cannon & Mary E. Butler:  (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
182. 184. Pearle Cannon, b. Jun 1873.
185. William G. Cannon, b. Aug 1878, m. Ellen Smith.
186. Roy D. Cannon, b. Oct 1883, m. Lillian Roberts..

57. 59.              John C. Mason, b. 1823, m. Fannie Ann Bryan, b. 1820.
Child of John C. Mason & Fannie Ann Bryan:
187. Theophilus Mason, b. 1849.

64.             James Allen Mason (CSA), b. 3 Nov 1834, d. 30 Oct 1911, m. Malissa Magdalene Branan, b. 26 Aug 1839, daugh. of Caswell H. Brannen & Gracie Bennett Herndon.
Children of James Allen Mason & Malissa Magdalene Branan:  (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
184. 188. Elverson Columbus Fernando Mason, b. 1861.
189. Estella Ada Mason, b. 1864, m. Sam J. Shephard.
190. Joseph Enet Mason, b. 17 Mar 1866.
191. Gracie Pauline Mason, b. 1868, m. R. J. Morgan.
192. Augusta James, b. abt. 1870.
193. Sarah M. Mason, b. 17 Dec 1872.
194. Amanda Mason, b. 30 Oct 1874.
195. William F. Mason, b. 1875, m. Ada Simpson.
196. Nancy A. Mason, b. 1878.
197. Maude M. Mason, b. abt. 1880.
198. “Gussie” N. Mason, b. abt. 1880.

71.             Dorinda Brack, b. 1846, m. Elias Cauley, b. 1834, son of Catherine Cauley, the unmarried daughter of William Colley and Jane Davis.
Children of Dorinda Brack & Elias Cauley:
197. 199. Sarah Cauley, b. Feb 1871.
200. John Q, Cauley, b. May 1872.
201. Elias M. Cauley, b. 23 Sep 1876.
202. Amanda L. Cauley, b. 1877, m. James F. Watson.
203. Miles M. Cauley, b. 19 Apr 1881.
204. Annie Cauley, b. 1886, m. Vonnie Ellington.
 

73.       Elizabeth Jane Harrison, b. 1830, m.  James Stanley West, b. 1827, Randolph Co, GA.
Children of Elizabeth Jane Harrison & James S. West: (#205 – #207 born in Randolph Co., GA)205. George E. West, b. 1851, m. Isabella Susan Gann.
206. Joshua West, b. abt. 1853, m. Theodocia LNU.
207. John H. West, b. abt. 1853.  Twin of Joshua.
208. Frances C. West, b. 1855,  m. A. J. Stokes
209. Martha A. West, b. abt. 1858, Navarro Co., TX.
210. Joel J. West, b. abt. 1863, Navarro Co., TX.
211. S. E. West, b. abt. 1867, Navarro Co., TX.

85.             Lucretia Jane Cannon, b. 1848, d. 1925, m. R. Jackson Stuckey, b. 1848.
Children of Lucretia Jane Cannon & R. Jackson Stuckey:
210. 212.    Ella Nora Stuckey, b. abt. 1870.
213. Leah Analiza Stuckey.
214. Vashtie StuckeyGeneration  4
128.             John Madison Cannon, b. 3 Mar 1872, GA, m. Polly Ann Rozar (Rozier), b. Apr 1876.
Children of John Madison Cannon & Polly Ann Rozar (Rozier):
211. 215. James Leander Cannon, b. Sep 1892.
216. Nathaniel Cannon, b. Aug 1894.
217. Colonel Cannon, b. Jun 1897.
218. Willie J. Cannon, b. Dec 1899.

130. 131.              Eason Mason Cannon, b. 28 Nov 1849, d. 1932, m. Martha Jane Elizabeth Lord (1845-1926).
Children of Eason Mason Cannon & Martha Jane Elizabeth Lord:
218. 219. Wiley J. Cannon, b. 1875.
220. Semanthia (Armarintha) Cannon, b. 1876.
221. Malona Cannon, b.1878.
222. Joseph B. Cannon, b. 1879.
223. Unidentified female, b. 1880.

132.              William M. Cannon, b. 28 Nov 1850, m. Martha Ann Tarpley, b. 4 Jan 1845
Children of William M. Cannon & Martha Ann Tarpley:
223. 224. Ella E. Cannon, b. 1873, m. John B. Morris.
225. Edward Hampton Cannon, b. 1878.

133.              Elizabeth F. Cannon, b. 18 Sep 1853, m. Johnson E. Kingery, b. 1829.
Child of Elizabeth F. Cannon & Johnson E. Kingery:
226. Wylie A. Kingery, b. 1881.

Descendants of Daniel Skipper and Polly LNU
Children of Daniel Skipper & Mary (Polly) LNU:
1. Mary Ann Skipper, b. 1817, m. Bentley Outlaw on 3 Oct 1835.
2. Winnifred Skipper, b. 1824.
3. Rachel Skipper, b. 6 Feb 1825, GA, d. 1860-70, m. James Hartley, son of Hillory Hartley &  Rhoda Swearingen.
4. Amie Ann Skipper, b. Mar 10, 1829, m. Garrett Nesmith, son of James Nesmith and Jane Price.
5. Martha Elizabeth Skipper, b. 11 Apr 1833, d. 1902, m. Riley M. Hartley, son of Hardy Hartley & Martha Harman.
6. Daniel Webster Skipper, b. 1834, d. 1888, m. Georgia Ann Hall.
7. Sarah Skipper, b. 1836, m. Daniel Samuel Harmon Lafayette Kingery (CSA), b. 1836.  Co. A, 49th Ga Inf.  KIA Wilderness, VA 6 May 1864.
8. Lawson Skipper, b. 1837.
9. Simeon Gabriel Skipper, b. Oct 1838, m. Elizabeth LNU.
10. Mark Anthony Skipper, b. 1839, d. 1901, m. 1st Louisa LNU, m. 2nd Elizabeth Allen, m. 3rd Cynthia LNU.
11. Nancy F. Skipper, b. 1839.
Generation  2
1.           Mary Ann Skipper m. Bentley Outlaw, b. 1806 Orangeburg Dist., SC.
Children of Mary Ann Skipper & Bentley Outlaw:  *Daughters of Wright Sheffield (CSA).
12. James M. Outlaw (CSA), b. abt. 1837, d. 6 Feb 1865, KIA Hatcher’s Run, VA.  Pvt., Co. I, 3rd Ga Reg’t.
13. Mary Ann (Marion) Outlaw, b. abt. 1838, m. 1st Ransom(e) Payne, m. 2nd Walter Williams.
14. Matilda Manora Outlaw, b. 31 Aug 1839, m. John Baptiste Smith, Houston, Co., GA.
15. Martha E. Outlaw, b. Mar 02, 1839, m. Benjamin Hardy Dominey (CSA) 1885-1915.  Pvt., Co. I, 57th Ga.  F&AM.
16. John D. Outlaw, b. abt. 1842, d. 1905, m. Martha Emma Cato 1847-1873.
17. Tobias Bentley Outlaw, Jr. (CSA), 1841-1905, m. Elizabeth Sheffield*, 1850-1927.  Pvt., Co. I, 3rd Ga Reg’t.
18. William Alexander Outlaw, b. 1844, m. Mary E. Freeman.
19. Daniel Franklin Outlaw, b. Jul 1850, m. Alsey J. Sheffield* on 20 Jan 1882.
20. Sarah Elizabeth Outlaw, b. abt. 1852.
21. William Harrison (Harris) Outlaw, b. 29 Dec 1854, m. Mary Freeman.
22. Cynthia A. Outlaw, b. 1857, m. John H. Freeman on 30 Nov 1876.
23. Nancy Jane Outlaw, b. abt. 1859, m. prob. Ashley T. Linder son of Lewis G. Linder and Elizabeth Hall.
24. Frances Henrietta Outlaw, b. abt. 1859, m. Andrew Jackson Pierce 1865-1946, son of James Jesse Pierce and Phoebe Ann Cannon.  For descendants see #50 Descendants of Nathaniel Cannon & Frances Sumner.

3.      Rachel Skipper m. James Hartley, son of Hillory Hartley.
Children of Rachel Skipper & James Hartley:
25. Daniel Hillory Hartley 1845-1939, m. 1st  Charity Bryant, 2nd Loney Webb, 3rd Sarah Ann Hand, 4th Susan Parker.
26. James LaFayette Hartley, b. 3 Mar, 1847, m. Allie Elizabeth Smith, Pulaski Co., GA.
27. Hiram Mason Hartley, b. 30 Apr 1849, d. 17 Sep 1854.
28. Mary Frances Hartley, b. 21 Oct 1851, m. Tom Rowland.
29. Margette Ann Elizabeth Hartley, b. 8 Mar 1855, d. 7 May 1921, m. John M. Graham.
30. Mark Anthony Hartley, b. 8 May 1858, m. Mollie Bohannon.
31. Ira Green Hartley, b. 29 Oct 1860, GA, d. 24 Feb 1954, m. Lavonia Goodwin.
32. Caroline Regene Hartley, b. 2 Sep 1863, d. 15 Mar 1864.
33. William Jackson Hartley, b. 21 Jan 1865, GA, d.14 Aug 1923, m. Matilda Giddens.

4.      Amie Ann Skipper m. Garrett Nesmith.
Children of Amie Ann Skipper & Garrett Nesmith:  (all born Wilkinson Co., GA)
33. 34. Sarah Elizabeth Nesmith, b. abt. 1851, m. Arelzaman Anderson, b. abt. 1852.
35. Daniel William Nesmith m. Quintana Jane Purser.
36. James William Nesmith, b. abt. 1855, m. Melba Skipper, his 1st cousin once-removed.
37. Simeon Green Nesmith, m. Elizabeth Garrett.
38. George Garrett Nesmith 1862-1942.

5.      Martha E. Skipper, b. 11 Apr 1833, d. 1902, m. on 28 Nov 1850 to Riley Hartley
Children of Martha E. Skipper & Riley Hartley:
38. 39. Sarah Hartley, b. 1857.
40. Jasper Green Hartley, b. 6 Jul 1859, m. Maggie Elizabeth Parker, m. 2nd Julia LNU.
41. Mary Hartley, b. 1863.
42. Amanda Hartley, b. 1868.
43. Asa G. Hartley, b. 1869, m. Ella Forbes.
44. Alonzo Hartley, b. 1872, m. Suda H. Collins, m. 2nd Lora LNU.
45. Milo Hartley 1875-1947.

6.               Daniel W. Skipper m. Georgia Ann Hall, daughter of Daniel Hall.
Children of Daniel W. Skipper & Georgia Ann Hall:
45. 46. Jane Skipper, b. 1 Feb 1859.
47. Mary Ann Skipper, b. 1860, m. Daniel Dean.
48. Missouri Skipper, m. Micajah Thompson.
49. James Martin Skipper, m. Elizabeth Pritchard.
50. Edward J. Skipper, b. 1863.  Unmarried
51. Ella E. Skipper, b. 1866, m. J.W. Nesmith, her 1st cousin.
52. Isaac H. Skipper, b. 1868.  Unmarried.
53. Lougenia Skipper, b. 1872, m. Tom Allen.
54. Daniel Webster Skipper 1873-1950, m. 1st Mamie Howell, m. 2nd Esther Brady.
55. Lorena Skipper 1877-1964, m. Roscoe White.
56. Napoleon Bonaparte Skipper, m. Lilly Hall.
57. Paul Kellie Skipper, b. 27 May 1880, d. 1959.

9.       Simeon Skipper,  m. 1st Elizabeth LNU, m. 2nd Frances Mullis on 17 May 1900 in Pulaski Co., GA.
Children of Simeon Skipper & 1st wife Elizabeth LNU:
58. Mary J. Skipper, b. abt. Apr 1860, m. Jesse Bryant, Aug 13, 1877, Pulaski Co., GA.
59. Sallie Skipper, b. abt. 1861, m. Jackson Arnold.
60. Eliza Skipper, b. abt. 1865, m. John M. Giddings on 22 Dec 1881, Pulaski Co., GA.
61. Elisha Skipper, b. abt. 1868, m. Sarah H. Holland on 26 May 1889, Pulaski Co., GA.
62. Morgan Skipper, b. abt. 1870.
63. John M. Skipper, b. Feb 1872, m. Pollie Bryant on 5 Jan 1902, Pulaski Co., GA.
64. Daniel W. Skipper, b. Jun 1877.

10.               Mark Anthony Skipper (1839-1901), m. 1st Louisa LNU, m. 2nd Elizabeth Allen, m. 3rd Cynthia LNU.
Child of Mark Anthony Skipper & Louisa LNU:
65. Daniel J. Skipper, b. abt. 1860.
Children of Mark Anthony Skipper & Elizabeth Allen:
66. W. A. Skipper, b. abt. 1872.
67. Mary E. Skipper, b. abt. 1874, m. John Horton.
68. Amanda Elizabeth Skipper, b. 2 Jul 1876, m. Thomas J. Maynard.
69. Carrie Skipper, b. Jan 1880, m. Lucian O. Powell.
Children of Mark Anthony Skipper & 3rd wife Cynthia LNU:
69. 70. Martha E. Skipper.
71. Annie L. Skipper.
72. Robert E. Skipper.

Generation  3
13.              Mary Ann (Marion) Outlaw, m. 1st Ransom(e) Payne, m. 2nd abt. 1866  Walter (Warren) Micajah Williams.
Children of Mary Ann (Marion) Outlaw & Ransom(e) Payne:
72. 73. Philip Payne, b 1856.
74. Martha “Mattie” Payne, m. William Byrom.
75. John F. Payne, b. 1860.
76. William R. Payne, b. 1862.
Children of Mary Ann (Marion) Outlaw & Walter (Warren) Micajah Williams:
76. 77. James Williams.
78. William Harris Williams.
79. Ella Williams.
80. Ester Williams
81. Winnie Belinda Williams.

15.      Martha E. Outlaw, m. Benjamin Hardy Dominey (CSA) 1885-1915.  Pvt., Co. I, 57th Ga.  F&AM.
Children of Martha E. Outlaw & Benjamin Hardy Dominey:
82. Mary “Mollie” A. Dominy 1864-1894, m. Lucian Ellington 1857-1937.
83. Abel J. Dominy 1867-1955, m. Jerome Stanley 1871-1935.
84. Frederick Morgan Dominy, b. 1869, m. Susan LNU, b. 1873.
85. Hardy Benjamin Dominy, 1871-1952, m. Edna Collins, m. Fannie Poole, m. Gussie Hughes.
86. Lenora Dominy 1873-1960, m. Robert L. Christian 1878-1933.
87. Martha E. Dominy, b. 1875, m. B.F. Little, m. Rufus Davis.
88. Dora Lou Dominy 1877-1907, m. Frank Hagin 1874-1933.
89. James S. Dominy 1879-1940, m. Olive Nash 1883-1972.
90. Otis H.P. Dominy 1886-1971, m. Annie Mae Braddy 1894-1990.

17.      Tobias Bentley Outlaw, Jr. (CSA), b. 1841, d. 1905, m. 28 Sep 1865 to Elizabeth Sheffield, b. 13 Feb 1850.
Children of Tobias Bentley Outlaw, Jr. & Elizabeth Sheffield:
91. James S. Marion Outlaw, b. 1868, m. Mary Winiford Walker.

22.      Cynthia A. Outlaw, b. 1857, m. John H. Freeman on 30 Nov 1876
Children Cynthia A. Outlaw & John H. Freeman:
91. 92. Leon Cordie Freeman, b. 1880.
93. Maude A. Freeman, b. 1882.