| William "Black Bill" Anderson and Delilah Maxey |
| 1. BLACK BILL WILLIAM M.5 ANDERSON (JAMES M.4, JACOB3, JOHN H.2, JOHN1) was born June 19, 1866 in Tn., and died August 03, 1940 in Scott County,Tn.. He married DELILAH A. Murphy December 25, 1890 in Scott Tn.. She was born August 02, 1866, and died July 18, 1948 in Scott Co. Tenn.?. Notes for DELILAH A. Murphy: Delilah Murphy had a child Dudley Strong before her marriage to William Black Bill Anderson. Dudley married Clara Anderson daughter of A. L. Anderson. More About WILLIAM ANDERSON and DELILAH Murphy: Marriage: December 25, 1890, Scott Tn. Children of WILLIAM ANDERSON and DELILAH Murphy are: i. ALVIN6 ANDERSON, b. February 1891, Buried in Populas Creek,KY.; m. (1) FANNY L. PREWITT; b. 1892; d. 1964, Hackler Cemetary Indian Mountain; m. (2) STELLA MAXEY, April 25, 1928, McCreary County Kentucky. Notes for ALVIN ANDERSON: [The Anderson's.FTW] Alvin Anderson killed his brother "Kelsey" and went to prison for about 19 years and he never returned to Scott Co. TN. Alvin moved to Clairfield where he lived with or near Riley Anderson. More About ALVIN ANDERSON and STELLA MAXEY: Marriage: April 25, 1928, McCreary County Kentucky ii. RUTH E. ANDERSON, b. December 11, 1894; d. April 01, 1938; m. WHIT BLANKINSHIP; b. May 12, 1885; d. July 05, 1957. iii. KD KING DAVID ANDERSON, b. March 29, 1896; d. October 02, 1926, buried on Anderson Mt.in Winfield ,TN.; m. BERTHA JONES. Notes for WHIT BLANKINSHIP: Obituary - McCreary County Record, July 18 1967 McCreary Co., KY Whit Blankenship, 82, a resident of Shelbyville, Ky., died Saturday, July 15, 1967, at his home after a short illness. The body was brought to Hickman Funeral Home for Burial. The deceased was born may 12, 1885 in Scott County, Tenn., and was a son of the late Daniel and Emma Blankenship. He was a retired railroader, and was a member of the Salen Baptist Church, Hargis, Ky. Funeral services were held Monday, July 17, at 1:00 p.m. in Hickman Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Melvin A. Geckes in charge. Burial was in Douglas Cemetery, Jellico, Tennessee. Mr. Blankenship is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Marie Campbell and Mrs. Bertie Cassidy, Somerset; Mrs. Jean Helton, Alexandra, Va., two sons; Orville and Herman Blankenship, Frankfort; two brothers, Elige Blankenship, Knoxville, Tenn.; and Millard Blankenship, Detroit, Mich., thirty-one grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. His wife, Mrs. Ruthie Anderson Blankenship, preceding him in death. Notes for KD KING DAVID ANDERSON: [The Anderson's.FTW] David King Anderson was wrongly shot by the sheriff for selling moonshine. It is told that the sheriff undid the hand cuffs and let him go, and as he was walking away , the sheriff shot him in the back. Notes on King David "K.D." Anderson: Anderson Dies In Hospital Anderson, K.D. Taken to Rockwood After Being Wounded by Officers On Raid K.D. Anderson, who was shot through the body with a high powered rifle, on the raid made near Isham several days ago by Deputies Maynard King, Ben Fowler and Carl Watters, in conjunction with Ky. officers died at the Chamberlain Memorial Hospital at Rockwood Saturday night. Anderson was shot several miles from the still where Roosevelt Jones and himself had been found by officers and Jones instantly killed, when it is claimed by officers that he attempted to make his escape. It was revealed by an operation that the bullet had punctured his intestines. He made a brave fight for life but died after spending about a week in the hospital. Anderson is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Anderson, his widow and several children. Scott County News, Fri. 8 Oct 1926, Vol. 11, No. 28. Busy Session Circuit Court Circuit Court, in session for the past two weeks, has been facing a busy term with many important cases to be tried before Judge Buttram, who is receiving many compliments for the manner in which he is disposing of the business coming before the present term. In addition to the trial of Ben Fowler, who was given the death penalty for the murder of Dr. W.W. Foust of Robbins, Carl D. Watters was charged with the murder of K.D. Anderson several months ago when Deputy Watters shot Anderson near the State line, while on a raid there in company with other deputies. Watters was charged with killing Anderson with a high power rifle, shooting him in the back when he made an attempt to get away after being arrested. Deputy Watters was tried last Friday, the jury turning in a verdict of "Not Guilty" Saturday morning. Court will possibly last another week, with a number of liquor and civil cases on docket in addition to the murder cases mentioned above. Scott County News, Fri., 18 Mar 1927, Vol. 11, No. 51. Officer Bullet Fatal For Scott County Man K.D. Anderson, 28 of Winfield, died Saturday night at 11:00 o'clock at Chamberlain Memorial Hospital from the effects of a bullet fired at him by a Scott County officer Thursday afternoon, Sept. 23, as he was attempting to escape from a posse which arrested him at a still near the Kentucky line. Anderson was handcuffed at the time of the shooting, and made an attempt to escape from the officers by running with the handcuffs on. Roosevelt Jones, a brother-in-law of Anderson and alleged owner and operator of the still, was instantly killed as he ran when officers closed in on the place. Rockwood Times, Thursday, 7 Oct 1926, Vol 46, No. 30 (The above articles from Scott County, TN Obituaries, 1926-1930 compiled by Paul W. Lemasters, 1997, page 2) One Man Killed Another Wounded Roosevelt Jones Killed and K.D. Anderson Shot in Raid Scott County officers Carl D. Watters, Ben Fowler and Maynard King accompanied by Tommy Roundtree of McCreary County, all deputy sheriffs, made a raid on Gum Fork where the trouble occurred. A still was located on Anderson Mountain where it is reported Jones resisted the officers and was killed, being carried a short distance from the still by the officers, where the officers sent for help to carry the dead man to the house of K.D. Anderson. Anderson whose house is about 150 years from the still, was arrested at the still, calling for help we understand that his wife and brother came armed. K.D. Anderson was shot enroute to Winfield, however we do not know all the particulars as to the shooting. We are informed that on this raid a complete still of about 35 gallons capacity, over 500 gallons of beer and other material was destroyed. Scott County News, Fri, 1 Oct 1926, Vol 11, No. 28. (Scott County, TN Obituaries, 1926-1930 compiled by Paul W. Lemasters, 1997, page 49) iv. MITCHELL HOFFMAN ANDERSON, b. January 05, 1901; d. 1920. Notes for MITCHELL HOFFMAN ANDERSON: [The Anderson's.FTW] Mitchell was sickly and a deaf mute and when he died he was buried on Anderson MT. v. ARTHUR RUFUS ANDERSON, b. February 21, 1904, Winfield,TN.; d. November 02, 1979, Winfield,TN. Ryan Cemetery; m. (1) Eva Childers; Dec.22,1922. (2) Katherine"Kate"Byrd Born:1917 More About ARTHUR ANDERSON and EVA CHILDERS: Marriage: December 22, 1922 vi. RAYMOND ANDERSON, b. 1905; d. November 13, 1990; m. NOLA MEADOWS, December 15, 1928, McCreary County Kentucky; b. January 26, 1905. More About RAYMOND ANDERSON: Burial: Carson Memorial Cemetery Scott Co. Tn. More About NOLA MEADOWS: Burial: Carson Memorial Cemetery Scott Co. Tn. More About RAYMOND ANDERSON and NOLA MEADOWS: Marriage: December 15, 1928, McCreary County Kentucky vii. HERMAN KELSEY ANDERSON, b. April 25, 1907, Scott Co. TN.; d. January 02, 1935, Anderson Cemetery Winfield,TN.; m. CHRISTINE EDWARDS. Notes for HERMAN KELSEY ANDERSON: [The Anderson's.FTW] Kelsey was killed by his brother Alvin Scott Co., TN Obituaries, 1934-1936 by Paul Lemasters, page 5 Anderson, Kelsey. Criminal Court Is Holding Regular Session This Week. Alvis Anderson charged with the killing of his brother, Kelsey Anderson on Jellico Creek is scheduled to be tried today. Scott County News, Fri., 15 Mar 1935, Vol. 19, No. 49. |
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| They were listed in the 1900 census for Scott Co., TN. William Anderson age 33 TN Delila age 29 TN Alvin age 8 TN Rutha E. age 6 TN King Davis age 3 TN |
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| Left to right: Back row: Mitchell Anderson K.D. Anderson Front (left to right) Raymond Anderson Kelsey Anderson Arthur Anderson |