250. Mary Ann Jones (Dicy Wheeler , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born on 12 Apr 1815 in Granville Co., North Carolina. She died on 12 Apr 1899 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. She was buried 1 in Plesant Valley Cemetery. Mary was counted in a census 2 in 1880 in Bedford Co., Tennessee.
Mary married Jeremiah "Jerry" Culverhouse son of Thomas Culverhouse and Miss about 1835. Jeremiah was born about 1806 in North Carolina. He died 1 about Mar 1874 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. Jeremiah was counted in a census 2 in 1850 in District Nine, Bedford Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 3 in 1860 in District 9, Bedford Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 4 in 1870 in District 9, Bedford Co., Tennessee.
They had the following children:
+ 731 F i Mary Narcissa D. E. Culverhouse 732 F ii A. Samantha Culverhouse was born 1 about 1841 in Bedford Co., Tennessee . 733 F iii F.? Emaline Culverhouse was born 1 about 1844 in Bedford Co., Tennessee . She died probably about 1865 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. F.? married 1 W.H. Gordon on 22 Dec 1863 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. W.H. was born about 1840/1843. 734 F iv Dicy Paralee Culverhouse was born 1, 2 about 1845 in Bedford Co., Tennessee . + 735 M v Moses Baden Culverhouse 736 F vi Sarah J. Culverhouse was born about 1851 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. She died probably before 1870 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. Sarah married 1 Franklin L. Knott on 3 Jul 1863 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. Franklin was born about 1845 in Tennessee. 737 F vii Alice A. Culverhouse was born about 1853 in Bedford Co., Tennessee.
No other record has been found of them.Alice married J.C. Patterson on 5 Feb 1866 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. 738 F viii M.M.E.S. Culverhouse was born 1 about 1856 in Bedford Co., Tennessee . 739 M ix William Sylvester Culverhouse 1 was born 2 in 1859 in Bedford Co., Tennessee . + 740 M x John J. Culverhouse
254. Dicy Horton Wheeler (James Henry , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born on 8 Nov 1817 in Granville Co., North Carolina. She died on 18 Oct 1898 in Williamson Co., Tennessee.
Dicy married James Henderson Naron in Tennessee. James was born 1 on 7 Sep 1816 in North Carolina. He died on 9 Jul 1891. James was counted in a census 2 in 1850 in District 17, Williamson Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 3 in 1860 in District Four, Rutherford Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 4 in 1880 in District 4, Rutherford Co., Tennessee.
They had the following children:
+ 741 F i Sarah Elizabeth Naron + 742 F ii Francis Roswell Naron + 743 M iii Martin Francis 'Teed' Naron + 744 F iv Mary Ann 'Molly' Naron 745 F v Delilah Naron was born on 17 May 1851. + 746 M vi James Henderson Naron Jr. + 747 F vii Emily Tennessee "Tennie" Naron + 748 F viii Margaret Naron
255. Mary Ann Wheeler (James Henry , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born about 1819 in Granville Co., North Carolina. She died 1 after 1880 in Lauderdale Co., Tennessee.
She was living with her son Thomas in 1880.
Mary married 1 Jessie Washington Glimp son of George Glimp and Mildred 'Milly' Wheeler on 9 May 1837 in Williamson Co., Tennessee. Jessie was born about 1815 in Tennessee. He died 2 in 1860/1870 in Lauderdale Co., Tennessee. Jessie was counted in a census 3 in 1840 in Williamson Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 4 in 1850 in District 17, Williamson Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 5 in 1860 in Cane Bottom, Lauderdale Co., Tennessee.
They moved to Lauderdale Co., Tenn. after 1850. It is said Jesse was once in a fight with a man named Isaac Braden. He bit Braden's finger off. Braden took blood poisoning and died. Some time after this Jesse W. Glimp was found dead on Cane Creek between Ripley and Lightfoot. It was reported he had been killed by friends of Braden.
They had the following children:
+ 749 F i Winnie Frances Glimp is printed as #700. 750 M ii Jim Glimp is printed as #701. + 751 M iii Thomas W. Glimp is printed as #702. + 752 F iv Sarah Elizabeth "Sallie" Glimp is printed as #703. 753 M v John Glimp is printed as #704. 754 M vi James C. Glimp is printed as #705. 755 M vii Samuel "Sam" Glimp is printed as #706. + 756 M viii Jesse Washington 'Jim Bob' Glimp is printed as #707.
256. Frances J. Wheeler (James Henry , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born on 8 Mar 1824 in North Carolina. She died 1 in 1865/1880 in Lauderdale Co., Tennessee.
Frances married John Abraham Glimp 1 son of George Glimp and Mildred 'Milly' Wheeler on 4 Sep 1847 in Williamson Co., Tennessee. John was born on 27 Feb 1826 in Williamson Co, Tennessee. He died on 14 Jul 1893 in Glimp, Lauderdale Co., Tennessee. John was counted in a census 2 in 1850 in District Three, Lauderdale Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 3 in 1860 in Lauderdale Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 4 in 1870 in Ripley, Lauderdale Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census in 1880 in Lauderdale Co., Tennessee.
He was named after his paternal grandfather, John Abraham Glimp, who migrated from Amsterdam, Holland. The name of the community of Glimp, in Lauderdale Co., Tenn., takes it's name from Esq. John Abraham Glimp who was in the vicinity as early as 1850. "It isn't known if he established his sotr before the Civil War or shortly after. But it was there as early as 1870, if not before. The store sold mostley groceries and whiskey. Oxen and mules were used in those daysto haul supplies from Fulton, on the Mississippi River, to Glimp. It took several days to make the round trip to Fulton and back. The men slept in the big hogsheads on the river dock while staying over and getting supplies.
Al Lea was a merchant at Fulton then. Probablythe first Glimp store was located in front of his home. The only markers left today are two large oak trees, which stood in their front yard. It was located at the forks of the three roads that lead to Ripley, Henning, and Fulton. The store wa facing the Ripley Road. This must have been a gathering place for men of the community. Many stories have been told, some funny and some sad, that took place near there. It was told that when John Abraham Glimp became magistrate he was unaware of some of the duties he would have to perform - such as performing marriages. Prior to the Civil War colored people were not married by magistrates. Shortly after his election the first couple to come to him to be married was a colored couple. He was so taken by surprise that he picked up the ALMANAC and performed the marriage ceremony. This couple, it was said, lived together and reared a family.
Mrs. T.N. Wakefield, a daughter of John A. Glimp, told how she stood on the gate post as a child and watched[General Nathan Bedford] Forrest's army as it marched past their house before the battle on Cold Creek near Fulton during the Civil War. She said one of the soldiers put a little red cap on her head and told her to wear it. She said they could hear the awful gunfire of the battle from their house. They had to bury all their money and valuables and much of their food and meat. The family tells that John A. Glimp buried his money in fruit jars under the sage bushes in the garden."
John Abraham Glimp was killed by lightening, between Ripley and Glimp, while standing under a tree.
They had the following children:
757 F i Milly Parthena Glimp is printed as #717. + 758 F ii Elizabeth Dulcina Glimp is printed as #718. + 759 F iii Rachel Joan Arc Glimp is printed as #719. + 760 F iv Dicy Mandana Glimp is printed as #720. 761 F v Sara Josephine Glimp is printed as #721. 762 F vi Hortense Glimp is printed as #722. + 763 M vii John Adkins Glimp is printed as #723.
257. Walter Scott Wheeler (James Henry , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born in 1826 in North Carolina. He died before 1900 in Rutherford Co., Tennessee. Walter was counted in a census in 1870 in 4th Civil District, Rutherford Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census in 1880 in Rutherford Co., Tenn., District 4, p. 39B.
He was listed as a farmer on the 1870 census in the 4th District of Rutherford Co., Tennessee. The value of his real estate was listed as $1600 and his personal estate was valued at $700.
Walter married Mary Jane Allen daughter of Raney C. Allen and Lucinda Caruthers on 27 Jan 1856. Mary was born 1 on 10 Oct 1832 in Arkansas. Mary was counted in a census 2 in 1900 in Rutherford Co., Tennessee.
They had the following children:
+ 764 F i Francis Rona 'Fannie' Wheeler 765 F ii Emma Idella Wheeler was born 1 on 23 Oct 1858 in Tennessee. She died in 1920/1930.
They did not have any children. She was living with the John H. Hicks family in 1920. She was identified as his mother-in-law. Actually, she was his step-mother-in-law.Emma married James Livingston Irwin on 18 Dec 1895. James was born on 16 Feb 1846 in /near Sparta, White Co., Tennessee. He died on 13 Dec 1919 in Nashville, Davidson Co., Tennessee . James was counted in a census 1 in 1900 in Williamson Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 2 in 1910 in Williamson Co., Tennessee. + 766 M iii John Everett Wheeler + 767 F iv Lucinda Jane Wheeler + 768 F v Mary Elizabeth 'Betty' Wheeler + 769 F vi Dicy Druetta 'Etta' Wheeler + 770 F vii Jennetta Ann Wheeler + 771 M viii James Henry 'Jim' Wheeler + 772 F ix Martha Ada Virginia 'Mattie' Wheeler
258. Samuel Wheeler (Jesse , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born on 4 Dec 1814 in Granville Co., North Carolina. He died on 19 Jan 1885 in Mifflin, Chester Co., Tennessee. He was buried 1 in Mt. Plesant Cemetery . Samuel was counted in a census 2 in 1840 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 3 in 1850 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 4 in 1860 in Graves Co., Kentucky. He was counted in a census 5 in 1870 in Cuba, Graves Co., Kentucky. He was counted in a census 6 in 1880 in Madison Co., Tennessee.
The 1840 census shows they had 2 sons under 5 years of age. In 1850 and 1860 he was working as a carpenter. In 1880 he was living with his daughter Jerusa Ann and her family in Madison Co., Tennessee.
Samuel married 1 Louisa Poplin about 1837 in Bedford Co., Tennessee . Louisa was born about 1820 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. She died in 1863/1870 in Graves Co., Kentucky.
They had the following children:
773 M i son Wheeler was born 1 about 1838 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. 774 M ii son Wheeler was born 1 about 1839 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. + 775 F iii Jerusa Ann Wheeler 776 F iv Sarah 'Sallie' Wheeler was born 1 about 1844 in Mississippi.
She was probably the Sallie Wheeler listed in the household of Robert & Rebecca Predy in Madison Co., Tenn. in 1880.+ 777 F v Martha E. Wheeler + 778 M vi James Harvey Wheeler + 779 M vii Robert Wellington Wheeler 780 M viii Alfred F. Wheeler 1 was born 2 about 1856 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. He died after 1870. 781 F ix Mary Frances Wheeler 1 was born 2 about 1860 in Graves Co., Kentucky. She died after 1870. 782 M x Andrew Wheeler was born 1 about 1863 in Cuba, Graves Co., Kentucky. He died after 1870.
259. Wiley C. Wheeler 1 (Jesse , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born about 1818 in Granville Co., North Carolina. He died 2 in 1861 in . Wiley was counted in a census in 1840 in Coffee Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 3 in 1850 in Limestone Co., Alabama. He was counted in a census 4 in 1860 in Bedford Co., Tennessee.
Wiley married (1) Miss about 1839. Miss was born in 1810/1820. She died about 1846.
They had the following children:
+ 783 M i William Henry Wheeler 784 F ii Cecelia B. Wheeler was born 1 about 1845 in Tennessee. She died 2 about 1865.
Wiley married 1 (2) Milly B. L. on 25 Mar 1848 in Limestone Co., Alabama. Milly was born about 1818 in North Carolina. She died after 1880 in Graves Co., Kentucky probably.
Milly is a nickname for Mildred. Milly Wheeler, age 60, born North Carolina, was listed in the household of William Watson in Graves Co., Kentucky in 1880.
They had the following children:
785 M iii John L. Wheeler was born 1, 2 about 1848 in Limestone Co., Alabama. 786 F iv Martha Wheeler was born 1 about 1854 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. 787 M v M. H. Wheeler was born 1 about 1857 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. + 788 F vi Lucy A. Wheeler
262. David Potter Wheeler 1 (Jesse , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born on 8 Mar 1824 in Granville Co., North Carolina. He died on 15 Oct 1908 in Coleman Co., Texas. He was buried in an unmarked grave in Gouldsbusk, Texas. David was counted in a census 2 in 1850 in Limestone Co., Alabama. He was counted in a census in 1870 in Dresden, Weakley Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 3 in 1880 in District 5, Henry Co., Tennessee.
On 25 July 1860 he was living in District 11, in Unionville, Bedford Co., Tenn. where his occupation was listed as "carpenter."
David married Harriet Elvira Poplin daughter of William Poplin and Patience Lee on 30 Nov 1843 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. Harriet was born on 22 Oct 1824 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. She died on 26 Jan 1901 in Bell Co., Texas. She was buried 1 in Salado Cemetery.
They had the following children:
+ 789 M i James Alfred Wheeler + 790 F ii Sarah P. Wheeler + 791 M iii William Burl Wheeler + 792 M iv Benjamin Hampton Wheeler 793 F v Nancy L. Wheeler 1 was born on 7 Sep 1850 in Tennessee. She died on 12 Sep 1857. + 794 M vi Samuel L. Wheeler + 795 M vii Franklin Douglas "Frank" Wheeler 796 M viii George W. Wheeler 1 was born on 5 Jan 1856 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. He died on 12 Jan 1856 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. 797 F ix Frances July Wheeler 1 was born on 10 Jan 1857 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. She died on 29 Jul 1857 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. 798 M x David A.B. 'Shack' Wheeler 1 was born 2 on 6 Aug 1858 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. He died on 14 Nov 1923. He was buried 3 in Salado Cemetery. David married Molly Ritter. 799 F xi ? Wheeler 1 was born in 1860 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. She died in 1860 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. 800 F xii ? Wheeler 1 was born in 1860 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. She died in 1860 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. 801 F xiii Martha Jane "Mattie" Wheeler 1 was born 2, 3 on 13 Jul 1862 in Unionville, Bedford Co., Tennessee. She died on 19 Feb 1905. Martha married Bryant Huffman. + 802 M xiv Greenlee Wheeler
263. James Thaddeus Wheeler (Jesse , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born 1 in Sep 1826 in Granville Co., North Carolina. He died on 5 Apr 1910 in Fair Grove, Greene Co., Missouri. He was buried in Mt. Comfort Cemetery. James was counted in a census in 1850 in Limestone Co., Alabama. He was counted in a census 2 in 1860 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. He was counted in a census 3 in 1870 in Robberson, Greene Co., Missouri. He was counted in a census 4 in 1880 in Franklin, Greene Co., Missouri. He was counted in a census 5 on 8 Jun 1900 in Jackson Township, Greene Co., Missouri.
It is possible (and more likely considering that the name Henry passed down in his descendants) that his parents were Henry and Cecelia Wheeler. When the 1850 census was taken, James T. and wife Nancy were living in District #4 in Limestone Co., Ala., very near Henry Wheeler. Also in the household was a 5 year old James Wheeler, born in Tenn. Was this possibly a son by a first wife or was he a sibling to the two young people in the Henry Wheeler household?
This was during the period of the Civil war. The family located at Hickory Barrens, and secured one hundred and forty acres of good land in that vicinity, where Mr. Wheeler carried on general farming. During the war he was a private in a Missouri regiment in the Union army [James T. Wheeler served in the Union Army. He was listed in Co. I and Co. G of the 1st Missouri Cavalry.], later being promoted to corporal and was honorably discharged and mustered out as such. He saw considerable service and had a horse shot from under him in an engagement. He was in St. Louis at the close of the war. He enlisted on the road from Tennessee to Missouri and his wife continued on to Greene county, where he joined her after the war and resided the rest of his life.From full pension records obtained by James R. Wheeler with National Archives request form F678318 in May 2004 [the following was sent by Jim Wheeler of Joplin, Missouri]:
The pension records are extensive and cover 110 legal-sized pages. They reveal long and sometimes contentious paperwork involving James T. Wheeler's disability pension. During a skirmish with rebel forces near Bentonville, Arkansas, on September 9, 1864 his horse was hit in the nose by a musket ball. His commanding officer, one Lt. Shoemaker, was not with the group on the 'scout'. James T. was thrown and fell under the horse. His fellow soldiers escaped capture and managed to return him to camp where he was noted as being severely injured. The fall had resulted in a severe right inguinal hernia. While convalescing it was noted that he came down with a fever and pneumonia. There was mention of exposure to cold. He was in the General Hospital at Little Rock, AR almost 8 months, from September 16, 1864 until May 8, 1865 . He was apparently still able to function with the aid of a truss, but was discharged on May 6, 1865 'by reason of 'hypertrophy of the heart'.
James T. applied for a disability pension two years later, based on the heart problem, including testaments from two fellow soldiers that he had been healthy at the time of enlistment and 'for 5 or 6 years' prior. Lt. Shoemaker could not be located to comment. One might be inclined to speculate whether James T.'s heart disease might be related to the 'fever' he experienced (rheumatic fever?), since there was no indication of heart problems prior to the war. The hernia was also introduced as a principal factor severely limiting his ability to work because, he said, the truss was not as effective as he initially hoped. The initial pension granted him on May 7, 1865 was $6.00 per month. This increased to $18.00 in 1875, to $24.00 in 1883, was 'reissued' to $16.00 in 1886, increased to $18.00 in 1888, and finally in 1899 increased to $30.00. By 1891, his complaints had grown to include lung problems, back aches, headaches and piles.
In a pension form, certificate 83882 (Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions) dated August 4, 1898, which James T. Wheeler signed in a shaky hand, there was the following information written by another person in very clear handwriting:
wife's full name and her maiden name: 'Nancy Alexander Wheeler " " " Andrews'
when, where, by whom married: October 17, 1849 Limestone County Alabama, Rev. Lamarch
what record of marriage exists?: County record and family record
previously married: no
any children living: he listed John H, Sarah A. F, Algie M. T, Ulyssus (sic), Eliza J, Nancy E, and
Robert H. (Nancy E's birth date was listed as 12/23/1869 whereas another source had it as
4/3/1872. The birth year for Robert H. was noted as 1874, rather than 1873 from another
source.)
From an application for an "invalid" pension: ". . . domicile . . . ten miles north of Springfield (MO) of the Jefferson City Road"
James married 2 Nancy Alexandria Andrews 1 on 13 Oct 1849 in Limestone Co., Alabama. Nancy was born 3 on 17 Jan 1830 in Virginia. She died on 16 May 1909 in Fair Grove, Greene Co., Missouri. She was buried in Mt. Comfort Cemetery.
Her parents aren't known but there were several Andrews families in Limestone County in 1850. They were from Virginia.
They had the following children:
803 M i James B. Wheeler was born 1 in 1845 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. He died 2 on 2 Jul 1863 in Fair Grove, Greene Co., Missouri. He was buried in Mt. Comfort Cemetery.
Who was his mother?804 M ii William D. Wheeler was born 1 in Aug 1850 in Limestone Co., Alabama. He died 2 on 1 Jun 1863 in Fair Grove, Greene Co., Missouri. He was buried in Mt. Comfort Cemetery. 805 M iii Benjamin Wheeler was born 1 in 1852 in Limestone Co., Alabama. He died before 1870. + 806 M iv John H. Wheeler + 807 F v Sarah Ann Frances Wheeler 808 M vi George O. Wheeler was born 1 on 17 Jan 1858 in Limestone Co., Alabama. He died 2 on 26 May 1863 in Fair Grove, Greene Co., Missouri. He was buried in Mt. Comfort Cemetery. + 809 F vii Algia M.T. Wheeler 810 F viii Salona D. Wheeler was born on 28 Jan 1862 in Fair Grove, Greene Co., Missouri. She died 1 on 24 Dec 1864 in Fair Grove, Greene Co., Missouri. She was buried in Mt. Comfort Cemetery. + 811 M ix Ulisses Grant Wheeler + 812 F x Elizabeth Eliza Jane Wheeler 813 F xi Nancy Emily Wheeler was born 1 in 1869 in Greene Co., Missouri. She died on 18 Apr 1946. Nancy resided on 7 May 1910 in Fair Grove, Greene Co., Missouri. Nancy married 1 Smith. + 814 M xii Robert Harley Wheeler
264. Lucy Angeline Wheeler 1 (Jesse , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born about 1831 in Bedford Co., Tennessee. She died in Texas. Lucy was counted in a census 2 in 1870 in Athens, Limestone Co., Alabama.
The 1870 census for Limestone County shows two entries for Lucy Angeline. Dwelling 141, Family 122 is Lucy A. McGuire, 38, born in Tenn. with Cornelius age 16 and Viola, age 5. Dwelling 145, Family 126 is George H. Pipes, age 23, and Angeline [Pipes] age 37 who "keeps house". Also in the household is Rufus McGuire, age 15, and Viola Mcguire, age 8. They must have been newly married or just about to be married. The 1900 census said she had been the mother of 8 children but that only 4 of them were living.
Lucy married 1 (1) William B. McGuire on 7 Jan 1848 in Limestone Co., Alabama. William was born about 1828. He died in 1865 in Tennessee. He was buried 2 in Bedford Co., Tennessee.
There is a cemetery marker for William McGuire in the Haskins cemetery in Bedford Co., Tennessee. It says "Co. C 5th Tenn Cav."
They had the following children:
815 F i Mollie McGuire was born 1 about 1847 in Limestone Co., Alabama. + 816 F ii Sarah P. McGuire + 817 M iii Cornelius "Neal" Rufus McGuire 818 F iv Louisa H. McGuire was born 1 in 1859 in Limestone Co., Alabama. 819 F v Viola McGuire was born 1 about 1864 in Athens, Limestone Co., Alabama.
Lucy married (2) George H. or W. Pipes on 2 Jul 1870 in Limestone Co., Alabama. George was born 1 about 1847 in Alabama. He died after 1900 in Texas. George was counted in a census 2 in 1870 in Athens, Limestone Co., Alabama. He was counted in a census 3 in 1880 in Beat 7, Limestone Co., Alabama. He was counted in a census 4 in 1900 in Van Zandt Co., Texas.
He served in the 26th Alabama Infantry with his brother John. This unit was later renamed to the 50th Alabama. The 1900 census has his middle initial as "W."
They had the following children:
820 F vi Martha Pipes was born 1 about 1871 in Limestone Co., Alabama. + 821 M vii James Johnson Pipes 822 F viii Pipes was born 1 about 1880 in Limestone Co., Alabama.
268. Edna Ferabow Wheeler 1, 2, 3 (Ezekiel , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born 4 on 5 Nov 1820 in Granville Co., North Carolina. She died 5 on 16 Sep 1899 in Granville Co., North Carolina. She was buried 6 in Community Memorial Gardens Stem, North Carolina.
Edna married 4 Littleton Young Jones 1, 2, 3 son of Abner Jones and Dicey Eastwood on 1 Oct 1840 in Granville Co., North Carolina. Littleton was born 5 on 17 Oct 1819 in Stem, Granville Co., North Carolina. He died 6 on 22 May 1898 in Granville Co., North Carolina. He was buried 7 in Community Memorial Gardens Stem, North Carolina. Littleton was counted in a census in 1850 in Knap of Reeds District of Granville Co., North Carolina. He was counted in a census 8 in 1860 in Knap of Reeds District of Granville Co., North Carolina. He was counted in a census 9 in 1870 in Tally Ho, Granville Co., North Carolina. He was counted in a census 10 in 1880 in Tally Ho, Granville Co., North Carolina.
He was appointed a School Committeeman for the Knap of Reeds District in Jan 1852. He was enumerated on the 1850 census in the Knap of Reeds District and on the 1880 census of Granville Co. in the Tally Ho Township. They lived on Mountain Road, between Stem and Camp Creek.
When the Civil War broke out Little Young Jones was not one of the first to enlist. The book "North Carolina Troops, 1861-1865 Vol. 1 says that Littleton Young Jones enlisted for the Civil War as a private on 18 Aug 1863. He was in Company D, 10th Battalion, N.C. Heavy Artillery. This was called "Wheeler's Battery" after it's captain, Woodbury Wheeler. The company was organized 23 May 1863 at Wilmington. Garrison duty was around Wilmington from July to December of 1863. On 10 December 1863 they were ordered to Fort Caswell in Brunswick County, then to Fort Campbell at Smithfield by 9 March, and were back in Wilmington on 11 March 1864. They were sent back to Fort Caswell until 10 July. They then went to Charleston, S.C. but were back in Wilmington on 23 July. On 24 Nov. the entire Battalion was ordered to Georgia to reinforce Lt. Gen. William Hardee in resisting Sherman's advance on Savannah. They came back through Hardeeville, S.C. and on to Bentonville, N.C. They suffered heavy casualties at the Battle of Bentonville on 19 March 1865. There they joined Gen. Joseph Johnson and remained with him until the surrender on 26 April 1865.
A news item from the Durham Sun newspaper dated 23 May 1898 stated, "News reached the city today that L.Y. Jones, of Granville, who lives in Stem died sometime during the day Sunday from complication of four illnesses. He was about 80 years of age."
They had the following children:
+ 823 F i Mary Ann Jones + 824 F ii Susan Jones + 825 M iii Henry William Jones + 826 F iv Eliza J. Jones + 827 F v Elizabeth 'Betsy Jane' Jones + 828 M vi Robert Paul Jones + 829 F vii Amanda Jones + 830 M viii Thomas Franklin Jones
270. Paul Lane Wheeler 1, 2 (Ezekiel , Benjamin , William , Martin , John , John , Henry ) was born 3 on 2 Aug 1824 in Granville Co., North Carolina. He died 4 on 22 Nov 1864 in Griswoldville, Georgia. He was buried 5 in Pine Grove Cemetery, Eatonton, Putnam Co., Georgia.
Paul married 1 Isabella Caroline Hamilton daughter of Robert Hamilton and Eliza McKinley on 11 Aug 1850 in Eatonton, Putnam Co., Georgia. Isabella was born 2 on 5 Nov 1829 in Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina. She died 3 on 5 Jun 1871 in Putnam Co., Georgia.
They had the following children:
+ 831 M i James Lane "Jim" Wheeler + 832 M ii George Terrell Wheeler + 833 F iii Sarah Eliza Wheeler + 834 M iv Robert Paul Wheeler