Charles Weatherford and his brother, John, came to Georgia in 1750. In 1770 Charles
moved on to Creek nation and settled in the Little Tallisee area. Some time in 1780
he took up with Sehoy, the widow of John Tait.
Charles life among the Creeks was tainted from the beginning. In 1782 the Georgia
General Assembly banned him from the state under the penelty of death if he
returned. He was a known horse thief and cheat. In the McGillivray letters some of
his activities are mentioned.
Charles was a packhorseman for the McGillivarys. He was caught steeling from the
Panton-Leslie-Forbes trading firm, in which McGillivary was a partner. He was
arrested at Pensacola, but McGillivary interceded and had him released so he could
take care of his family. McGillivray suggested that Weatherford's property be siezed
for the debts he owed Leslie. After continued bad behavior McGillivray stated that
"he is a notorios offender and should suffer the riguors of law". McGillivray also
said that "if Weatherford comes within 10 miles of my house I will serve him as he
justly deserves".
In a letter from Onell to Miro he says that two informants who were mad at
McGillivray for passed insults promissed secret information to him. Shortly after
Onell identifies them as Charles Weatherford and John Lender.
In other documents the information points to the association of Weatherford to
William A. Bowles. Lender and Weatherford went into Georgia and told the Indians not
to listen to the Americans. The French at New Orleans had sent a man (Olivier) to
live with McGillivray, and the British were going to cut off relations with them.
On Weatherford's break with McGillivray he went to live on McGillivray's plantation
at Little River. He did not return until after McGillivray's death in 1793. On May
28, 1798, at the National Council held in Tuckabatchee, the Chiefs said that
Weatherford was an "unworthy character and unfit to be in their land". Because he
was married to Sehoy, a Wind Clan woman, they could not expell him. Weatherford was
not a friend to the Americans, British, French, or Spanish. He would use what ever
means he could to obtain wealth.
On 28 July 1798 Samuel Thomas, in Coweta, informed Alexander Cornell that a
man had passed his place and had not stopped to state his business. He was thought
to be going to Weatherfords and Baileys. In a letter from Burgess to Hawkins, 17
July 1798, he said that Thomas Lott and an unidentified white man had passed his
house without stoping. Burgess said they had been to Tallauhassee, and told Wilson
they had urgent business with Weatherford. John Wilson was a supplier of Bowles. The
man was thought to be coming from Mickasuckee, which was under Spanish control. At
that time the Spanish had Guns and Amunition for the Creeks to war on the whites. At
this same time William Bowles was trying to take over of the nation.
In the 1813 War he was contracted to the United States Government to supply horses
to the Army. He would buy stolen horses from the Indians, sell them to the
Government, then send the Indians to steal them back. On the death of McGillivray,
through Sehoy, Weatherford obtained a considerable wealth.
Charle's son, William, seems to have recieved none of his fathers abilities.
Being born with a silver spoon in his mouth, so to speak. I am yet to be convinced
that he was the brave and cunning individual history writers have made him out to
be. Actual statements of people, other than his imediate family, show different.
Reports say he was a carefree young boy that would not go to school, and his only
interest was sports, horses, and gambling. He was known to be a good wrestler and
foot racer. There are stories that have it appear that William showed his bravery in
the capture of Bowles almost single handidly. A compleat lie. The true story is,
when Bowles and his band of warriors came to Tuckabatchee they were surrounded by a
large number of Upper Creek warriors. These warriors were led by Ben Hawkins the
Agent, Forbes, Bob Walton, The Singer, Effa Haujo, and Samuel Moniac. William was
there, but only because he new they had the upper hand from the beginning. When
Bowles and his warriors surrendered the only part William played was when he and Sam
Moniac stepped forward and bound him. Sam and William were sent to deliver Bowles to
Mobile. While camped on the river Bowles convieniently excaped, but was recaptured
shortly after.
When preparations were first being made by the hostiles for war, William and
Sam Moniac were on their return from making a cattle deal with the Chickasaw. They
were stopped by the hostiles and told if they did not join them they would kill them
and their families. Sam Moniac did not take the talk, and snatched the War Club from
Joshia Frances hand and made his excape. William remained, afraid to leave.
William did not want to join them, but they held his family hostage and he
consented. In his own words, he said the only reason he joined them was because he
was afraid he would be called a coward, and second, to try and stop them from
killing woman and children.
The story of him jumping his horse off a cliff into the water to excape is a
compleat fabrication. He turned his horse down a revine, went around the cliff, and
rode back up to the head of the creek.
During the war William was at the sight of only two of the battles, and did not
fight in either. One was Fort Mims, the other was the Holy Ground where he made his
excape and was supposed to have leaped his horse into the river. Because he was
forced to join the hostiles he had only to make an apearance at Fort Mims. It was
after the massacre that the word was put out he was Chief. Frances and McQueen knew
William was dumb and easy to handle. They also knew the importance of having a Wind
Clan Chief. Now that William was exposed anything they did would be blamed on him.
William could not change sides now. He would be shot on sight. The only thing he
could do was run and hide.
William also said one of the reasons he joined, was they were his people and
he would fight for them. It is true he was at the massacre of Fort Mims, but when
the first shot was fired he left and went down to David Taits to check on his slaves
to see if any had been stolen. The next place he was seen was at the Holy Ground
when he made his escape. The next place was at Callabee Creek where the hostiles
were preparing to attack General Floyd and the Gorgia Army. Again, when the firing
began he was a mile away at Pole Cat Springs. Where did he fight? Where did he show
bravery? Does this sound like a mighty warrior? The only act of the slightest bit of
bravory was when he rode into Jacksons camp and surrendered. And that, only after he
had sent a spy (Savannah Jack) into the camp to scout the situation first.
While reading actual documents you will be suprised at what truths you will
uncover about people written about in history.
1. CHARLES WEATHERFORD m. ca 1780, SEHOY II, b. 1744, (daughter of LACHLAND
McGILLIVRAY and SEHOY, a Tuskegee Indian Woman). SEHOY: Sehoy II was a daughter of
Sehoy before she took up with Lachland.
children
2. i WILLIAM (Red Eagle).
ii JOHN WEATHERFORD.
3. iii ELIZABETH.
4. iv MARY.
5. v ROSANNA.
Second Generation
2. WILLIAM (Red Eagle) WEATHERFORD m. (1) POLLY MONIAC, (daughter of WILLIAM (Dixon)
MONIAC and POLLY COLBERT) m. (2) RANEY (Safoth Kaney) MONIAC, (daughter of JOHN
MONIAC and MARY TYNER ?) m. (3) MARY STIGGINS, (daughter of JOSEPH STIGGINS and
Mrs. Nancy Grey).
children by POLLY MONIAC:
6. i CHARLES b. 1795.
ii WILLIAM WEATHERFORD.
iii POLLY WEATHERFORD d. Young.
children by RANEY (Safoth Kaney) MONIAC:
iv WILLIAM Jr. WEATHERFORD.
children by MARY STIGGINS:
7. v ALEX.
vi WASHINGTON WEATHERFORD.
vii MAJOR WEATHERFORD d. Killed Young.
viii JOHN WEATHERFORD d. A Child.
ix LAVITIA WEATHERFORD m. Dr. William Forbes Howell.
3. ELIZABETH WEATHERFORD m. SAMUEL MONIAC, b. 1781, Tuskegee, (son of WILLIAM
(Dixon) MONIAC and POLLY COLBERT) d. 21 Aug. 1837, Pass Christian, Miss..
children
8. i DAVID b. 1802.
9. ii LAVITIA.
10. iii Alexander Dixon.
iv Margaret Moniac.
4. MARY WEATHERFORD m. Alexander M. Sizemore, (son of WILLIAM SIZEMORE and LAVITIA
MONIAC).
children
i Adaline Sizemore.
ii Rosanna Sizemore.
iii William Weatherford Sizemore.
iv Elizabeth Sizemore.
v Mary Sizemore.
vi David Moniac Sizemore.
vii Charles Weatherford Sizemore.
viii Virginia Sizemore.
ix M. E. Sizemore.
x Fredica E. Sizemore.
xi John Weatherford Sizemore.
5. ROSANNA WEATHERFORD m. CAPT. SHOMO.
children
i DAVID SHOMO.
ii JOSEPH W. SHOMO.
iii JAMES FRANK SHOMO.
iv VIRGINIA SHOMO.
v FANNIE SHOMO.
Third Generation
6. CHARLES WEATHERFORD b. 1795, m. Elizabeth Ann Stiggins, (daughter of GEORGE
STIGGINS and Elizabeth Adcock).
children
i William W. Weatherford d. Young.
ii Charles A. Weatherford b. 1814, m. Martha Staples. Charles
died 13 Jun. 1894.
iii Elizabeth Weatherford.
iv Lorrid L. Weatherford.
7. ALEX WEATHERFORD m. Martha Powell.
children
i Martha E. Weatherford.
ii Percy W. Weatherford.
iii Susan Arelia Weatherford.
iv Frederick Tyler Weatherford.
v Levitia Weatherford.
vi Charles A. Weatherford.
8. DAVID MONIAC b. 1802, m. 16 Sept. 1828, Mary Delphine Powell, (daughter of
William Theophilus Powell and MARGARET DYER POWELL) DAVID died 21 Nov. 1836,
Seminole War.
children
i MARGARET MONIAC b. 1830, m. S.J. McDONALD. MARGARET died
1897.
ii DAVID ALEX MONIAC b. 10 Jan. 1833, m. Anne Caroline Stark.
9. LAVITIA MONIAC m. 16 Mar. 1826, WILLIAM SIZEMORE, b. 1796, (son of ARTHUR
SIZEMORE and POLLY BAILEY) d. 13 Nov. 1853.
children
i DAVID M. SIZEMORE.
ii ELIZABETH SIZEMORE.
11. iii Adaline E..
iv William Sizemore Jr..
12. v Alexander M..
vi Charles W. Sizemore.
vii Virginia Sizemore.
viii Frederica Sizemore.
ix Mary Sizemore.
x John W. Sizemore.
xi Lavitia Sizemore.
10. Alexander Dixon Moniac m. ELIZABETH (Betsy) EHLERT, (daughter of MICHAEL EHLERT
(Elliott) and PEGGY (Creek Woman of Muckalausa)) Alexander died 1835.
children
13. i SAM b. 1813.
ii LINN MONIAC.
iii JOHN MONIAC.
14. iv POLLY.
15. v Margaret "Peggy" b. 1827.
16. vi MATILDA.
Fourth Generation
11. Adaline E. Sizemore m. (1) Robert P. Jones, m. (2) John Renault. Adaline had 6
children by this man Renault.
children by Robert P. Jones:
i Rosa R. Jones b. 10 Oct. 1847.
ii Mary Lavitia.
iii Anna C. Jones.
12. Alexander M. Sizemore (See marriage to number 4.)
13. SAM MONIAC b. 1813, m. SUSAN MARLOW, b. 1814, d. 1894. SAM died 1896.
children
17. i DAVID JOHN b. 1838.
ii Martha Moniac b. 1840.
iii Michael Moniac b. 1842, m. 21 Oct. 1861, Julia Browning.
18. iv James P. b. 1844.
v Richard "Dick" Moniac b. 1846.
19. vi Mary b. 1848.
20. vii Elizabeth "Lizzie" b. 1850.
21. viii Levitia b. 1854.
ix Amelia Moniac.
x Alexander Moniac.
14. POLLY MONIAC m. John Richard "Jack" (Coon) Rolin.
children
22. i Margaret "Peggy" (Coon).
ii Mary (Coon) Rolin.
iii Samuel (Coon) Rolin b. Apr. 1850, m. (1) Dollie Poston, m.
(2) 12 Aug. 1883, Frances "Frankie" Walker, (daughter of Jay
C. Walker and Treacy McGhee).
iv Elizabeth (Coon) Rolin.
v Alexander (Coon) Rolin.
vi John (Coon) Rolin m. Roda Taylor, (daughter of George
Washington Taylor and Mary Matilda Colbert).
vii Richard (Coon) Rolin.
viii William (Coon) Rolin.
ix Joseph (Coon) Rolin.
x Frances (Coon) Rolin.
15. Margaret "Peggy" Moniac b. 1827, m. William David Gibson, b. 1823, S.C., d.
1901. Margaret died 1897.
children
23. i Louisa Polly b. 1844.
ii Brunella "Nettie" Gibson b. 1846.
24. iii Drucilla b. 1848.
iv Alice Gibson b. 1854, m. Willaim Adams.
25. v William Henry b. 14 Feb. 1856.
26. vi Gideon b. 1861.
27. vii David b. 1865.
viii Matilda Gibson b. 21 Mar. 1869, m. John Presley.
16. MATILDA MONIAC m. 1846, SIDNEY LOMAX, b. 22 Oct. 1813.
children
i Mary Lomax b. 1848.
ii Martha Lomax b. 4 Jan. 1850, d. 14 Nov. 1903.
iii Elizabeth Lomax b. 1853, m. Adam Hollinger, (son of
Jefferson Hollinger and Elizabeth Harris).
28. iv Sidney Jr. b. 25 Mar. 1859.
v Tillman Lomax b. 16 Nov. 1861, m. Minnie C. Keller. Tillman
died 11 Dec. 1919.
vi Dorothy "Dolly" Lomax b. 1863, m. O. M. Richardson.
vii Alderina Lomax b. 14 Mar. 1868, m. James M. Keller.
Alderina died 12 Feb. 1954.
Fifth Generation
17. DAVID JOHN MONIAC b. 1838, m. 20 Mar. 1860, SARA CATHERINE HAYLE, b. 1838,
(daughter of LEWIS Herman HAYLE and Margaret (Peggy) Rhodes) DAVID died 1894.
children
29. i MINERVA b. 10 Jul. 1860.
30. ii Martha Mattie b. 1862.
18. James P. Moniac b. 1844, m. Mary Ann (Jane) Williams, (daughter of Washington
Williams and Eddie Ann Lofton) d. 1881.
children
i Elizabeth "Bessie" Moniac b. 1866, m. 9 Apr. 1903, George
Clinton Steadham.
ii Mary Adeline Moniac b. 1874.
iii Susan I. Moniac b. 1876.
iv James I. Moniac b. 1879.
19. Mary Moniac b. 1848, m. William Jr., Colbert, b. 1832, (son of William Colbert
and Celia Sizemore) d. 1902. Mary died 1903.
children
i Willie Colbert.
ii Louisa Colbert.
iii Dave Colbert.
iv Henry Colbert m. Irena Taylor, (daughter of George
Washington Taylor and Mary Matilda Colbert).
v Walter Colbert.
vi James Colbert.
vii Duncan Colbert.
viii Elizabeth Colbert.
ix Hettie Colbert.
20. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Moniac b. 1850, m. 26 May 1873, John D. Madison, b. 1 Jul.
1840, d. 1897.
children
i Emily Madison b. 25 Jul. 1875, m. John Ernett Holder. Emily
died 1895, Suicide.
ii James Eugene Madision b. 2 Aug. 1876, m. Gussie Dewise.
James died 11 Jul. 1955.
iii Pearl Madison b. 16 Feb. 1877, m. (1) Marcus Gentry, m. (2)
James Alford Arrington. Pearl died 7 Jun. 1949.
iv Ella Virginia Madison b. 12 Mar. 1879, m. Ed Shipp.
v Ethel Madison b. 19 Jun. 1881, d. 1896.
vi Samuel Madison b. 28 Jul. 1883, d. 1906.
vii William Howard Madison b. 27 Feb. 1885, m. Ida Williams.
William died 1942.
viii Frank Berry Madison b. 17 Feb. 1888, m. Ola Stacey. Frank
died 13 Aug. 1937.
21. Levitia Moniac b. 1854, m. John Francis Boone, b. 1854, (son of John Jarvis Jr.
Boone and HARRIET NANCY POSTON) d. 1901.
children
i Charles Weatherford Boone b. 1875, m. ______ Allen.
31. ii Harriet N. b. 11 Feb. 1876.
iii Margaret "Maggie" Boone b. 1878, m. John Ernett Holder.
iv Frank Leslie Boone b. 5 Feb. 1880.
v Daniel S. Boone b. 7 Dec. 1882, m. Cellie McDonald. Daniel
died 11 Nov. 1943.
vi John Richard Boone b. 1885, m. (female) Coleman, (daughter
of Doc Coleman and ?).
vii Susan Boone b. 1887, m. George Allen.
viii Clara L. Boone b. 1891, m. Harvey McCleland.
ix Cora L. Boone b. 1891, m. Ed Kilpatrick.
22. Margaret "Peggy" (Coon) Rolin m. William L. McGhee, (son of Richard McGhee and
Elizabeth "Betsy" Hinson).
children
32. i Ida.
ii Henry Rolin m. Josephine "Josie" McGhee, (daughter of John
Frances McGhee and Louisa Polly Gibson).
iii Jim Rolin.
iv Darlie Rolin.
23. Louisa Polly Gibson b. 1844, m. 1863, John Frances McGhee, (son of Richard
McGhee and Elizabeth "Betsy" Hinson).
children
i Josephine "Josie" McGhee m. Henry Rolin, (son of William L.
McGhee and Margaret "Peggy" (Coon) Rolin).
ii Frazier C. McGhee b. 1864.
iii Eliza McGhee.
33. iv Lee.
v Leonard "Lin" McGhee.
vi Charlie McGhee.
vii A. G. McGhee.
viii Isaac McGhee.
ix David McGhee.
x A. Lawrence McGhee.
xi Levitia McGhee.
24. Drucilla Gibson b. 1848, m. 26 Jan. 1882, John McGhee. Drucilla died 1899.
children
i Jackson McGhee.
ii Littleton McGhee.
iii Sam McGhee.
iv Hettie McGhee.
25. William Henry Gibson b. 14 Feb. 1856, m. Betty Hinson, (daughter of William
Hinson and Ann Horseford) d. 1941. William died 1941.
children
i Sallie Gibson.
ii Theodore B. Gibson.
iii Ernest Gibson.
iv Annie Gibson.
v Pearl Gibson.
34. vi Leona.
26. Gideon Gibson b. 1861, m. 20 Sept. 1883, Martha Mattie Moniac, b. 1862,
(daughter of DAVID JOHN MONIAC and SARA CATHERINE HAYLE).
children
i Robert Gibson.
ii Susan Gibson.
iii Gid Gibson.
iv Wade Gibson.
27. David Gibson b. 1865, m. Nancy Wiggins.
children
i Alice "Allie" Gibson.
ii Steve Gibson.
iii Marsela Gibson.
iv Enon Gibson.
v Jesse Gibson.
vi Ellen Gibson.
vii Nora Gibson.
28. Sidney Jr. Lomax b. 25 Mar. 1859, m. ROSETTA BOONE, b. 16 Apr. 1861, (daughter
of John Jarvis Jr. Boone and MARTHA GROSS) d. 19 Jan. 1919. Sidney died 16 Dec.
1912.
children
i Mattie S. Lomax b. 30 Nov. 1879, m. Willie Lambert, b. 1875.
ii Estelle "Stella" Lomax b. 12 Feb. 1883, m. John Steve Biggs,
b. 4 Jan. 1877.
35. iii Dora b. 19 Aug. 1885.
iv Mary Matilda Lomax b. 13 Jun. 1888, m. Leslie R. Biggs, b. 8
Mar. 1880.
v James Tillman Lomax b. Oct. 1890, m. Alline Sellers.
vi Oliver Andrew Lomax b. Feb. 1893, m. Pearl Nolan, b. 1897.
vii Joseph Sidney Lomax b. Dec. 1895, m. Annie Daniels, b. 1899.
viii Lander Lomax b. 17 Sept. 1898, m. Aldernia Boone, b. 17 Feb.
1893.
ix Vashtie Ada Lomax b. 19 Apr. 1901, m. (1) Joseph Russell
Gross, b. 17 Dec. 1898, m. (2) Hillary Hubbard Hicks, b.
Jul. 1893, (son of John Douglas Hicks and Elizabeth
Britcher) d. 21 Feb. 1979. Vashtie died 2 May 1955.
Joseph: Joseph and Vashtie had 5 known children.
36. x Clyde b. 18 Oct. 1903.
xi Willie Carl Lomax b. 1905.
Sixth Generation
29. MINERVA MONIAC b. 10 Jul. 1860, m. ALEXANDER BOONE, b. 5 Jan. 1855, (son of John
Jarvis Jr. Boone and HARRIET NANCY POSTON) d. 16 Jul. 1918. MINERVA died 10 Jun.
1941. ALEXANDER: Alexander had a second wife, name unknown. At what date he
fathered children by second wife is unknown.
children
i ALEX BOONE b. ca 1878.
37. ii JOHN DAVID b. 13 Jun. 1879.
iii ADA IORA BOONE b. 3 Feb. 1881, m. (1) Warren Claudis Allen,
b. 4 Jan. 1872, (son of James Andrew Allen and Amanda
Langham) m. (2) Bob Fischer, b. 1877. ADA died 26 Sept.
1926.
iv IDA ELOISE BOONE b. 28 Mar. 1884, m. Miles B. Rogers, b.
1879. IDA died 18 Jun. 1972.
v JOSEPHINE EDITH BOONE b. 3 May 1885, m. (1) James Burl
Adams, b. 1881, m. (2) 24 Apr. 1902, Garfield Lloyd, b.
1881. JOSEPHINE died 8 Feb. 1966.
vi Catherine "Katie" Boone b. 1 Aug. 1886, m. (1) Turner J.
Brooks, b. 1883, m. (2) Carl Cassidy, b. 1883. Catherine
died 2 May 1962.
vii MELL V. BOONE b. 4 Feb. 1890, m. (1) Robert E. Sharrod, b.
1886, m. (2) Fred E. Hanberry, b. 1886. MELL died 13 Mar.
1942.
viii Elliott Marvin Boone b. May 1892, m. Mallissa Kuykendall, b.
1896. Elliott died 29 May 1914.
ix MAE HORTENSE BOONE b. 29 May 1895, d. 6 Aug. 1927.
x EMORY EUGINE BOONE b. 7 Dec. 1897, m. 29 Jun. 1918, Blanch
Vaughn. EMORY died 12 Nov. 1966.
xi LINNIE OLEAN BOONE b. 31 Oct. 1900, m. (1) Vernon H. Tatum,
b. 1896, m. (2) 21 Jul. 1918, Robert Dale Bonham, b. 1896.
xii HAROLD ALEXANDER BOONE b. 14 Feb. 1905, m. Onnie Taylor.
xiii ________ Boone m. Clara Williams, b. 1860.
30. Martha Mattie Moniac (See marriage to number 26.)
31. Harriet N. Boone b. 11 Feb. 1876, m. George Washington Williams.
children
38. i Mary F..
32. Ida Rolin m. 17 Nov. 1891, Lee McGhee, (son of John Frances McGhee and Louisa
Polly Gibson) Ida died 6 Dec. 1972.
children
39. i Calvin b. 20 Mar. 1903.
ii Greely McGhee.
iii ___ McGhee.
iv John McGhee.
v Levi McGhee.
vi Lillie McGhee.
vii Anne McGhee.
viii Rutha Mae McGhee.
ix Lecie McGhee.
33. Lee McGhee (See marriage to number 32.)
34. Leona Gibson m. 14 May 1905, Silas P. Hathcock, (son of Silas James Hathcock and
Roda Taylor).
children
i Roy Hathcock b. 27 Oct. 1912, m. 17 Nov. 1934, Leona
Stabler, (daughter of Charles Enoch Stabler and Alrena
"Tuggie" Freeman).
ii Marie Hathcock.
35. Dora Lomax b. 19 Aug. 1885, m. Isacc G. House, b. 20 Jun. 1878. Isacc: Isaac
and Dora had 4 other children.
children
i _____ House.
ii Carson Kit House b. 28 Mar. 1910.
iii Isaac G. Jr., House b. 16 May 1916.
36. Clyde Lomax b. 18 Oct. 1903, m. William Thadius Daniels, b. 1895.
children
i William Rayford Daniels b. 4 Sept. 1932.
Seventh Generation
37. JOHN DAVID BOONE b. 13 Jun. 1879, m. 21 Mar. 1900, LIMA ALLEN, b. 2 Jul. 1880,
(daughter of James Andrew Allen and Amanda Langham) d. 14 Aug. 1966. JOHN died 18
Jul. 1932.
children
40. i MINERVA AGNES b. 19 Dec. 1900.
ii LENA BOONE b. 1903, d. Baby.
iii RUBY INEZ BOONE b. 10 Dec. 1905, m. (1) Hugh Lawrence Holt,
b. 1901, m. (2) James Thomas McPherson, b. 1901. RUBY died
3 Apr. 1956.
41. iv GRACE EUNICE b. 19 Dec. 1907.
v DAVID VERA BOONE b. 20 Sept. 1913, m. (1) Willie Haulcomb,
m. (2) Woodrow Clifton Bell. DAVID died 26 Oct. 1958.
vi EUGINE BOONE b. 1 Oct. 1916, m. 10 Nov. 1937, Rosa Catherine
Tarasco.
vii LIMA AVEAN BOONE b. 1 Oct. 1916, Twin to Eugine, m. (1)
Charles Albert Carroll, m. (2) Ralph Cleveland Wiggins.
LIMA died 16 Jan. 1970.
42. viii VIOLET b. 1 Apr. 1919.
ix Theda Vincent Boone b. 1 Nov. 1920, m. 1 Jan. 1945, Marlin
William Richard. Theda died 3 Dec. 1974.
38. Mary F. Williams m. Leon Gregson.
children
i Sadie Louise Gregson m. James A. Dixon.
39. Calvin McGhee b. 20 Mar. 1903, m. Mary Joyce Ingram. Calvin died 1970.
children
i Roy Lee McGhee.
ii Curtis Edward McGhee.
iii Julius Frank McGhee.
iv Houston Lee McGhee.
v Dewey Loroy McGhee.
Eighth Generation
40. MINERVA AGNES BOONE b. 19 Dec. 1900, m. Arthur Lee Flowers, b. 10 Dec. 1890.
MINERVA died 13 Nov. 1925.
children
i Axzelma Elizabeth Flowers.
ii Agnes Evelyn Flowers m. Gordon Krudop Collins, b. 27 Mar.
1914.
iii Annie Eloise Flowers m. Elijah George Yawn, b. 15 Jan. 1922.
iv Adrian Ekkis Flowers b. Sept. 1925.
v Andrea Elaine Flowers b. Sept. 1925.
41. GRACE EUNICE BOONE b. 19 Dec. 1907, m. 22 Sept. 1929, Joseph Daniel Flowers, b.
16 Oct. 1896. GRACE died 20 Dec. 1978.
children
i Grace Merle Flowers m. Don Jay Schurtz.
ii ______ Flowers.
42. VIOLET BOONE b. 1 Apr. 1919, m. (1) Harper McCray Nelson, m. (2) 29 Apr. 1937,
Richard Oliver Tallon, b. 21 Jun. 1918.
children by Harper McCray Nelson:
i Pamela Sue Nelson.
children by Richard Oliver Tallon:
ii Rebecca Ann Tallon m. Von Roy Olsen.
iii Richard Oliver Jr., Tallon.
