Person Page - 185

     Martha Ales Burnett was the daughter of Samuel Burnett and Martha Sapp. She married John H. Sevor, circa 1895 at Madison, Florida, United States. Martha died on 10 November 1935 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 59. Her body was buried in November 1935 at Mount Horeb Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.¹

     Rose Anne Burnett was the daughter of Samuel Burnett and Martha Sapp. She married William Joe Bennett, on 18 July 1912.¹ Rose died on 9 February 1957 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 76. Her body was buried in February 1957 at Mount Horeb Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.²

     Martha Annie Burnett was the daughter of Rose Anne Burnett.

     He married Martha Ales Burnett, daughter of Samuel Burnett and Martha Sapp, circa 1895 at Madison, Florida, United States. John died on 12 September 1951 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 79. His body was buried in September 1951 at Mount Horeb Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.¹

     He married Rose Anne Burnett, daughter of Samuel Burnett and Martha Sapp, on 18 July 1912.¹ William died on 13 January 1959 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 84. His body was buried in January 1959 at Mount Horeb Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.²

     Eudorah Belle Hammock was the daughter of Samuel Hammock and Mary Hadden. She married Samuel J. Burnett, son of Samuel Burnett and Martha Sapp, circa 1903. She married William A. Hollingsworth, on 28 December 1892 at Madison, Florida, United States.¹ Eudorah died on 2 December 1907 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 33. Her body was buried in December 1907 at Mount Horeb Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.²

     She married Jobey Burnett, son of Samuel Burnett and Martha Sapp.¹

     Margaret Burnett was the son of Oscar Burnett and Fayr (--?--).

     Rev. William J. Bennett Jr. was the son of William Joe Bennett and Rose Anne Burnett. William died on 10 December 1966 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 52. His body was buried in December 1966 at Mount Horeb Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.¹

     He married Annie E. Rowe.¹

     She married James Early Ragans.¹

     Frankie Mildred Ragans was the daughter of Bryon McCagel Ragans and Mary Joseph Hadden. She married Ervin Francis Merritt, son of Samuel Fountain Merritt and Martha Jean Woods, on 29 November 1922 at Boston, Thomas, Georgia, United States.¹

     Wallace McCagel Ragans was the son of Bryon McCagel Ragans and Mary Joseph Hadden. He married Frances Woodard, daughter of Walter Kelly Woodard and Pearl Downing, on 14 February 1937.¹ Wallace died on 23 December 1971 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 60. His body was buried in December 1971 at Macedonia Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.²

     Annie Estelle Ragans was the daughter of Bryon McCagel Ragans and Mary Joseph Hadden. She married Ernest Thompson Lewis, on 11 June 1929.¹ Annie died on 23 April 1994 at Orlando, Orange, Florida, United States, at age 78.² Her body was buried at Glen Haven Memorial Park, Orlando, Orange, Florida, United States.

     Myrtle Lee Ragans was the daughter of Bryon McCagel Ragans and Mary Joseph Hadden. She married William Lemuel Davis, on 21 October 1939 at Dothan, Houston, Alabama, United States.¹ Myrtle died in October 1991 at Orlando, Orange, Florida, United States, at age 73.

     Ervin Francis Merritt was the son of Samuel Fountain Merritt and Martha Jean Woods. He married Frankie Mildred Ragans, daughter of Bryon McCagel Ragans and Mary Joseph Hadden, on 29 November 1922 at Boston, Thomas, Georgia, United States.¹ Ervin died on 21 January 1974 at Tallahassee, Leon, Florida, United States, at age 71. His body was buried in January 1974 at Macedonia Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.²

     Doris Shirley Merritt was the daughter of Ervin Francis Merritt and Frankie Mildred Ragans. Doris died on 13 October 1938 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 1. Her body was buried in October 1938 at Macedonia Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.¹

     Frances Woodard was the daughter of Walter Kelly Woodard and Pearl Downing. She married Wallace McCagel Ragans, son of Bryon McCagel Ragans and Mary Joseph Hadden, on 14 February 1937.¹ Frances died on 10 November 1992 at Greenville, Madison, Florida, United States, at age 73.² Her body was buried on 14 November 1992 at Macedonia Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.

     He married Annie Estelle Ragans, daughter of Bryon McCagel Ragans and Mary Joseph Hadden, on 11 June 1929.¹

     He married Myrtle Lee Ragans, daughter of Bryon McCagel Ragans and Mary Joseph Hadden, on 21 October 1939 at Dothan, Houston, Alabama, United States.¹

     Jasper S. Parker was the son of Willis T. Parker and Martha Bell. He married Lalar Toole, on 2 November 1884 at Lafayette, Florida, United States.¹ Jasper died on 12 January 1900 at Lafayette, Florida, United States, at age 37. His body was buried in January 1900 at Bethel Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Lafayette, Florida, United States.²
     Biography of Jasper S. Parker:

The following information about the death of Jasper S. Parker was part of an article written in the Mayo Free Press of January 19, 1989, p. 9.

"Fred P. Parker was the son of Jasper Parker. Jasper Parker's wife was Lolar. Children of Jasper and Lolar Parker were (1) Taft Parker, (2) Fred P. Parker, (3) Masie Parker, (4) Della (Parker) (Pert) Carroll, and (5) Lillie (Parker) Armstead. Jasper Parke built his log home in 1885. It was located in the middle of the farm on the highway running from Mayo Junction to Dowling Park. He had a cistern to furnish water for the house. His pump was still in use in the 1960"......"

" Jasper Parker was shot at a county frolic (party) - some people say it was a knife duel - at the old Ben Hightower farm about 3 1/2 miles Southeast o Day, in Lafayette County, by Bill Lyle, who was drunk. Jasper's wife Lolar had urged him not to go to the frolic, but he went anyway. After the shooting, with a lot of commotion around, Bill Lyle asked what all the commotion was about. Upon being informed that he had just shot Jasper Parker, he expressed amazement, "What, did I shoot my best friend?" He was so drunk he didn't even know what he had done. Jasper Parker, after being shot, and not knowing how serious the wound was, expressed the desire to go home to see one of the children. Several fellows, including Tom Fielding, were taking him home in a wagon. When they got to the creek just North of Mayo Junction, Jasper wanted to get out of the wagon and lie down for a few minutes. He died while lying there. The year of Jasper's death was 1895. Lolar remarried Mack Newmans, Burton Clard, a fourth husband, then died a widow."

     She married Daniel Joseph Parker, son of John H. Parker and Honor Smith, on 1 January 1859 at Madison, Florida, United States.¹

     Mulford C. Parker was the son of Daniel Joseph Parker and Martha Barker.

     Melvin McD. Parker was the son of Daniel Joseph Parker and Martha Barker.