Benjamin Tompkins
M, b. circa 1851, d. circa 1892
- Relationships
- Great-grandson of Allen Hardie
5th great-grandson of Hugh Smithwick
3rd great-grandson of John Tompkins
- Member of:
- Boatright Family of Florida
Brannen Family of Florida
Carroll Family of South Carolina, Florida and Texas
Donaldson Family of Alabama
Hardie Family of North Carolina and Georgia
Kelly Family of Georgia, Florida and Alabama
Parker Family of Florida
Scott Family of Georgia and Florida
Smithwick Family of North Carolina
Tompkins Family of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida
Wiley Family of Virginia and Geogia
Benjamin was born circa 1851 at Lowndes, Georgia, United States.1 He was the son of Benjamin Tompkins and Martha Hardie. He married Josephine C. Carroll, daughter of Patrick Carroll and Nancy S. Hair, on 24 December 1873 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.2 Benjamin died circa 1892 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.
Benjamin's occupation: Farmer.
Biography of Benjamin Tompkins:
Family tradition indicates Benjamin died under unusual circumstances. The most plausible story we have heard is that he was the watchman at the Jail in Live Oak. His job was to walk around the outside of the jail periodically. There was a bitter cold wintery storm and he caught pneumonia while on the job at the jail. He never recovered from the pneumonia and died. Other stories we have heard is that he was working at the jail in Live Oak, Florida and was killed during a jail break. Another story is that he was killed by a negro and that his son, Will, age 12 shot the negro with a shotgun. We have attempted to confirm these stories without success. He died prior to 5 September 1892 as on that date his name was taken off the voters registration books Suwannee County District #7 due to his being dead. [County Commissions Record Book of Suwannee County, Florida dating from 1885 and portion of Newspaper, The Banner found in that book. -- List of Voters reproduced in Fall 2002 Edition Vol X No. 3, of Suwannee Valley Genealogical Society, Inc. Quarterly.]
Benjamin's occupation: Farmer.
Biography of Benjamin Tompkins:
Family tradition indicates Benjamin died under unusual circumstances. The most plausible story we have heard is that he was the watchman at the Jail in Live Oak. His job was to walk around the outside of the jail periodically. There was a bitter cold wintery storm and he caught pneumonia while on the job at the jail. He never recovered from the pneumonia and died. Other stories we have heard is that he was working at the jail in Live Oak, Florida and was killed during a jail break. Another story is that he was killed by a negro and that his son, Will, age 12 shot the negro with a shotgun. We have attempted to confirm these stories without success. He died prior to 5 September 1892 as on that date his name was taken off the voters registration books Suwannee County District #7 due to his being dead. [County Commissions Record Book of Suwannee County, Florida dating from 1885 and portion of Newspaper, The Banner found in that book. -- List of Voters reproduced in Fall 2002 Edition Vol X No. 3, of Suwannee Valley Genealogical Society, Inc. Quarterly.]
Children of Benjamin Tompkins and Josephine C. Carroll
- Walter Tompkins+ b. 23 Oct 1874, d. 6 Nov 1947
- George Washington Tompkins+ b. 17 Nov 1876, d. 29 Oct 1960
- William Benjamin "Will" Tompkins+ b. 19 Feb 1878, d. 6 Jul 1953
- Maggie Tompkins b. Dec 1880, d. c 1968
- James Henry Tompkins+ b. 23 Jul 1883, d. 19 Sep 1944
- J. Tom Tompkins b. c 1884, d. c 1932
Josephine C. Carroll
F, b. 16 July 1856, d. 31 January 1940
- Relationship
- 2nd great-granddaughter of Thomas Carroll
- Member of:
- Boatright Family of Florida
Brannen Family of Florida
Carroll Family of South Carolina, Florida and Texas
Donaldson Family of Alabama
Hardie Family of North Carolina and Georgia
Kelly Family of Georgia, Florida and Alabama
Parker Family of Florida
Scott Family of Georgia and Florida
Smithwick Family of North Carolina
Tompkins Family of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida
Wiley Family of Virginia and Geogia
Josephine was born on 16 July 1856 at Barnwell, South Carolina, United States.1 She was the daughter of Patrick Carroll and Nancy S. Hair. She married Benjamin Tompkins, son of Benjamin Tompkins and Martha Hardie, on 24 December 1873 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.2 She married Henry Solomon Thompson Sr., on 19 December 1894 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.3 Josephine died on 31 January 1940 at Perry, Taylor, Florida, United States, at age 83.4 Her body was buried on 1 February 1940 at Beulah Church Cemetery, Suwannee, Florida, United States.
Biography of Josephine C. Carroll:
The obituary of Josephine Carroll was printed in "The Suwannee Democrat" paper in Live Oak, Florida dated 9 February 1940 on page 6. It reads:
"MRS. THOMPSON IS CLAIMED BY DEATH"
"Mrs. Josephine Carrol Thompson, 83, of New Harmony, died Wednesday of last week, in Perry, after being struck by an automobile while attempting to cross a street. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Beulah Church with Sister Bessie of the Church of God, of Perry, in charge. Burial was in the adjoining cemetery."
"Mrs. Thompson was born in Barnard (This should be Barnwell) district of South Carolina in 1856. In 1873 she was married to Richard Benjamin Tompkins (This should read Benjamin Tompkins - we have never seen the Richard name before and believe it is an error). Widowed, she married the late H. S. Thompson."
"She came to this county when a child and made it her home until about 14 years ago when she moved with her husband to Perry. She was a member of the Church of God."
"She is survived by six sons, Walter Tompkins, who lives near Luraville, G. W. Tompkins, Cross City, W. B. Tompkins, Madison, J. H. Tompkins, New Harmony, H. S. Thompson, Perry and C. P. Thompson, Perry and four step-daughters, Mrs. L. R. Cash and Mrs Mathew Albritton, both of New Harmony, Mrs. Ella Lee, Taylor county, and Mrs. Katie Williams, Madison county. Many grand children also survive."
Biography of Josephine C. Carroll:
The obituary of Josephine Carroll was printed in "The Suwannee Democrat" paper in Live Oak, Florida dated 9 February 1940 on page 6. It reads:
"MRS. THOMPSON IS CLAIMED BY DEATH"
"Mrs. Josephine Carrol Thompson, 83, of New Harmony, died Wednesday of last week, in Perry, after being struck by an automobile while attempting to cross a street. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Beulah Church with Sister Bessie of the Church of God, of Perry, in charge. Burial was in the adjoining cemetery."
"Mrs. Thompson was born in Barnard (This should be Barnwell) district of South Carolina in 1856. In 1873 she was married to Richard Benjamin Tompkins (This should read Benjamin Tompkins - we have never seen the Richard name before and believe it is an error). Widowed, she married the late H. S. Thompson."
"She came to this county when a child and made it her home until about 14 years ago when she moved with her husband to Perry. She was a member of the Church of God."
"She is survived by six sons, Walter Tompkins, who lives near Luraville, G. W. Tompkins, Cross City, W. B. Tompkins, Madison, J. H. Tompkins, New Harmony, H. S. Thompson, Perry and C. P. Thompson, Perry and four step-daughters, Mrs. L. R. Cash and Mrs Mathew Albritton, both of New Harmony, Mrs. Ella Lee, Taylor county, and Mrs. Katie Williams, Madison county. Many grand children also survive."
Children of Josephine C. Carroll and Benjamin Tompkins
- Walter Tompkins+ b. 23 Oct 1874, d. 6 Nov 1947
- George Washington Tompkins+ b. 17 Nov 1876, d. 29 Oct 1960
- William Benjamin "Will" Tompkins+ b. 19 Feb 1878, d. 6 Jul 1953
- Maggie Tompkins b. Dec 1880, d. c 1968
- James Henry Tompkins+ b. 23 Jul 1883, d. 19 Sep 1944
- J. Tom Tompkins b. c 1884, d. c 1932
Children of Josephine C. Carroll and Henry Solomon Thompson Sr.
- Henry Solomon Thompson Jr. b. 12 Dec 1895, d. 3 Apr 1991
- Jessie Patrick Thompson b. Dec 1897
- Ethel L. Thompson b. May 1899, d. c 1902
George Washington Tompkins
M, b. 17 November 1876, d. 29 October 1960
- Relationships
- 3rd great-grandson of Thomas Carroll
2nd great-grandson of Allen Hardie
6th great-grandson of Hugh Smithwick
4th great-grandson of John Tompkins
George was born on 17 November 1876 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.1 He was the son of Benjamin Tompkins and Josephine C. Carroll. He married Julia Vella Padgett, on 12 December 1898 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.2 He married Mattie Florance Jackson, daughter of John Kirby Jackson and Elizabeth Jane Hufham, on 27 October 1904 at Lafayette, Florida, United States.3 George died on 29 October 1960 at Gainesville, Alachua, Florida, United States, at age 83.4 His body was buried in October 1960.5
George's occupation: Farmer.
George's occupation: Farmer.
Child of George Washington Tompkins and Julia Vella Padgett
- (Son) Tompkins b. 7 Oct 1903, d. 7 Oct 1903
Citations
- [S119] "Baptismal Records Church of Latter Day Saints, Greenville, Florida Mission, Southern States", Baptism Records, Page 108.
- [S66] Suwannee Co. FL Marriage Records, Book 2, Pg. 521.
- [S67] Lafayette Co. FL Marriage Records, Book D, pg. 88.
- [S579] Personal communication from Larry Tompkins, 27 Mar 1989.
- [S266] Jessie H. Paulk and Delma W. Paulk, Dixie County Florida Cemeteries,.
Maggie Tompkins
F, b. December 1880, d. circa 1968
- Relationships
- 3rd great-granddaughter of Thomas Carroll
2nd great-granddaughter of Allen Hardie
6th great-granddaughter of Hugh Smithwick
4th great-granddaughter of John Tompkins
Maggie was born in December 1880 at Florida, United States.1 She was the daughter of Benjamin Tompkins and Josephine C. Carroll. Maggie died circa 1968 at Chattahoochee, Gadsden, Florida, United States.2 Her body was buried circa 1968 at Chattahoochee, Gadsden, Florida, United States.3
James Henry Tompkins
M, b. 23 July 1883, d. 19 September 1944
- Relationships
- 3rd great-grandson of Thomas Carroll
2nd great-grandson of Allen Hardie
6th great-grandson of Hugh Smithwick
4th great-grandson of John Tompkins
James was born on 23 July 1883 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.1 He was the son of Benjamin Tompkins and Josephine C. Carroll. He married Elizabeth Chestnut, circa 1905 at Florida, United States.2 He married Beulah Fox, circa 1910 at Florida, United States. He married Mary Rosa Leola Clemons, on 26 December 1917 at Lafayette, Florida, United States.3 James died on 19 September 1944 at age 61.1 His body was buried in September 1944 at Beulah Church Cemetery, Suwannee, Florida, United States.
Children of James Henry Tompkins and Elizabeth Chestnut
- Eula Lee Tompkins+ b. 20 Mar 1906, d. 31 May 1989
- John Henry Tompkins+ b. 7 Jun 1908, d. 8 Oct 1986
Child of James Henry Tompkins and Mary Rosa Leola Clemons
- James Ervin Tompkins+ b. 27 Sep 1918, d. 18 Dec 2007
J. Tom Tompkins
M, b. circa 1884, d. circa 1932
- Relationships
- 3rd great-grandson of Thomas Carroll
2nd great-grandson of Allen Hardie
6th great-grandson of Hugh Smithwick
4th great-grandson of John Tompkins
J. was born circa 1884 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.1 He was the son of Benjamin Tompkins and Josephine C. Carroll. J. died circa 1932 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.
Citations
- [S38] 1885 Census Suwannee FL, Pg 143, Dwelling 418, Family 439, 30 Jun 1885.
John Stafford Parker
M, b. 15 May 1855, d. 16 April 1940
- Relationships
- Grandson of John H. Parker
Great-grandson of William Sullivan
John was born on 15 May 1855 at Madison, Florida, United States.1 He was the son of Robert Ransom Parker and Civility Sullivan. He married Anna Mercy Brannan, daughter of Robert H. Brannan and Mary Boatright, on 12 August 1874 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.2 He married Mattie Jones, daughter of Arnold Jones, on 17 April 1930 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.3 John died on 16 April 1940 at Suwannee, Florida, United States, at age 84.4 His body was buried on 18 April 1940 at Rocky Sink Church Cemetery, Suwannee, Florida, United States.4
John's occupation: Farmer/Preacher.
Biography of John Stafford Parker:
John S. Parker was a Baptist Preacher, like his father, all of his life. His obituary in the "The Suwannee Democrat" paper of Live Oak, Florida dated 26 April 1940 on page 9 reads as follows:
"NEWBERN RESIDENT, J. S. PARKER, DIES, AFTER LONG ILLNESS"
"J. S. Parker died at his home near here Tuesday night, after being in failing health for many years."
John's occupation: Farmer/Preacher.
Biography of John Stafford Parker:
John S. Parker was a Baptist Preacher, like his father, all of his life. His obituary in the "The Suwannee Democrat" paper of Live Oak, Florida dated 26 April 1940 on page 9 reads as follows:
"NEWBERN RESIDENT, J. S. PARKER, DIES, AFTER LONG ILLNESS"
"J. S. Parker died at his home near here Tuesday night, after being in failing health for many years."
Children of John Stafford Parker and Anna Mercy Brannan
- Ann Eliza Parker+ b. Jun 1877, d. b 1910
- Robert Franklin Parker+ b. Jan 1879, d. 7 Nov 1913
- Olive Civility Parker+ b. 21 Dec 1881, d. 25 Nov 1924
- John A. Parker b. 10 Jan 1883, d. 10 Jun 1893
- Mary Parker b. c 1884
- Lula Elizabeth Parker+ b. 4 Jun 1885, d. 28 May 1969
- Clifford R. Parker+ b. Jan 1888
- James Pink Parker+ b. 5 May 1891, d. 21 Mar 1948
Anna Mercy Brannan
F, b. 19 May 1858, d. 20 December 1926
- Relationships
- 2nd great-granddaughter of Benjamin Boatright
Granddaughter of Thomas Brannen
Anna was born on 19 May 1858 at Florida, United States.1 She was the daughter of Robert H. Brannan and Mary Boatright. She married John Stafford Parker, son of Robert Ransom Parker and Civility Sullivan, on 12 August 1874 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.2 Anna died on 20 December 1926 at Suwannee, Florida, United States, at age 68.3 Her body was buried on 21 December 1926 at Rocky Sink Church Cemetery, Suwannee, Florida, United States.3
Children of Anna Mercy Brannan and John Stafford Parker
- Ann Eliza Parker+ b. Jun 1877, d. b 1910
- Robert Franklin Parker+ b. Jan 1879, d. 7 Nov 1913
- Olive Civility Parker+ b. 21 Dec 1881, d. 25 Nov 1924
- John A. Parker b. 10 Jan 1883, d. 10 Jun 1893
- Mary Parker b. c 1884
- Lula Elizabeth Parker+ b. 4 Jun 1885, d. 28 May 1969
- Clifford R. Parker+ b. Jan 1888
- James Pink Parker+ b. 5 May 1891, d. 21 Mar 1948
Robert Franklin Parker
M, b. January 1879, d. 7 November 1913
- Relationships
- 3rd great-grandson of Benjamin Boatright
Great-grandson of Thomas Brannen
Great-grandson of John H. Parker
2nd great-grandson of William Sullivan
Robert was born in January 1879 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.1 He was the son of John Stafford Parker and Anna Mercy Brannan. He married Georgia Rosetta Tison, daughter of William Jasper Tison and Mary A. Elizabeth Ammons, on 7 January 1897 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.2 Robert died on 7 November 1913 at Suwannee, Florida, United States, at age 34.3 His body was buried at Rocky Sink Church Cemetery, Suwannee, Florida, United States.
Biography of Robert Franklin Parker:
Robert Franklin Parker reportedly died from complications developing from a small sore on his face which he "picked at" until it became infected, causing his death.
Biography of Robert Franklin Parker:
Robert Franklin Parker reportedly died from complications developing from a small sore on his face which he "picked at" until it became infected, causing his death.
Children of Robert Franklin Parker and Georgia Rosetta Tison
- Rosa Pearl Parker+ b. 3 Sep 1897, d. 25 Feb 1937
- Annie Elizabeth Parker+ b. 13 Nov 1900, d. 16 Jan 1974
- (Son) Parker b. 10 Sep 1904, d. 5 Oct 1904
- Lorene Parker+ b. 12 Sep 1911
Lula Elizabeth Parker
F, b. 4 June 1885, d. 28 May 1969
- Relationships
- 3rd great-granddaughter of Benjamin Boatright
Great-granddaughter of Thomas Brannen
Great-granddaughter of John H. Parker
2nd great-granddaughter of William Sullivan
Lula was born on 4 June 1885 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.1 She was the daughter of John Stafford Parker and Anna Mercy Brannan. She married John Edward Clark, on 24 January 1901 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.2 Lula died on 28 May 1969 at Suwannee, Florida, United States, at age 83. Her body was buried in May 1969 at Orange Church Cemetery, Suwannee, Florida, United States.3
Children of Lula Elizabeth Parker and John Edward Clark
- John Stafford Clark b. 16 Feb 1903, d. 24 Dec 1928
- Colon E. Clark+ b. c 1907
- Clyde Clark b. c 1909
- Ruby Clark b. c 1911
- Archie Clark b. c 1914
- Jessie Mae Clark b. 6 May 1917, d. 15 Jul 1921
- Leander Clark b. May 1919
- Clifford Clark b. c 1922
- Owen Clark b. c 1923
- Aline Clark b. May 1927
Clifford R. Parker
F, b. January 1888
- Relationships
- 3rd great-granddaughter of Benjamin Boatright
Great-granddaughter of Thomas Brannen
Great-granddaughter of John H. Parker
2nd great-granddaughter of William Sullivan
Clifford was born in January 1888 at Florida, United States.1 She was the daughter of John Stafford Parker and Anna Mercy Brannan. She married Sam G. Hilton, on 29 January 1904 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.2
Children of Clifford R. Parker and Sam G. Hilton
- Annie Hilton b. c 1906
- John Hilton b. c 1910
Mattie Jones
F, b. 1887, d. 1963
Mattie was born in 1887 at Florida, United States. She was the daughter of Arnold Jones. She married Joseph Starling, son of William Henry Starling and Adaline Willis, circa 1921 at Suwannee, Florida, United States. She married (--?--) Dunaway circa 1925 at Suwannee, Florida, United States. She married John Stafford Parker, son of Robert Ransom Parker and Civility Sullivan, on 17 April 1930 at Suwannee, Florida, United States.1 She died in 1963 at Suwannee, Florida, United States. She was buried at Mount Olive Baptist Church Cemetery, Suwannee, Florida, United States.2
Frank Hadden
M, b. 1 September 1851, d. 24 December 1907
- Relationships
- Son of Hugh Hadden
Grandson of Henry Sapp
Frank was born on 1 September 1851 at Madison, Florida, United States. He was the son of Hugh Hadden and Lucy Sapp. He married Temperance Ann Caulk, daughter of James Joseph Caulk and Mary Ann Townsend, on 23 December 1875 at Madison, Florida, United States.1 Frank died on 24 December 1907 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 56.2 His body was buried in December 1907 at Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.3
Frank's occupation: Farmer.
Biography of Frank Hadden:
Frank was a life long resident of Madison County. He and his wife Temperance raised six children. He died in 1907 at age 56 and is buried in Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison County, Florida next to his wife. His parents and many of his children are buried there also.
Frank's occupation: Farmer.
Biography of Frank Hadden:
Frank was a life long resident of Madison County. He and his wife Temperance raised six children. He died in 1907 at age 56 and is buried in Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison County, Florida next to his wife. His parents and many of his children are buried there also.
Children of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk
- Hattie Florence Hadden+ b. 27 Oct 1876, d. 13 Aug 1932
- James Daniel Hadden b. 17 Sep 1878, d. 17 Aug 1936
- Charles Henry Hadden+ b. 30 Jul 1880, d. 8 Jan 1927
- Annie America Hadden b. 23 Mar 1883, d. 19 Nov 1916
- Thomas Jefferson Hadden+ b. 22 Sep 1885, d. 10 Nov 1949
- Mary Joseph Hadden+ b. 2 Jun 1888, d. 9 Nov 1918
Citations
- [S68] Madison Co. Florida Marriage Records, Book A2, Pg. 485.
- [S24] Ccontains the full names and birthdate of the children of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk of Madison County Florida. Family Bible containing The King James and The Revised Version of Old and New Testament.
- [S579] Visited by writer 20 Apr 1981.
Temperance Ann Caulk
F, b. 15 June 1853, d. 25 April 1942
- Relationships
- Granddaughter of Daniel Caulk
3rd great-granddaughter of Benedictus Townsend
Temperance was born on 15 June 1853 at Madison, Florida, United States.1 She was the daughter of James Joseph Caulk and Mary Ann Townsend. She married Frank Hadden, son of Hugh Hadden and Lucy Sapp, on 23 December 1875 at Madison, Florida, United States.2 Temperance died on 25 April 1942 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 88.3 Her body was buried on 26 April 1942 at Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.
Biography of Temperance Ann Caulk:
Temperance or Tempie as she was called was a lifelong resident of Madison County. Temperance very likely was named after her mother's sister, Temperance Townsend. She was the second child and only daughter of James Joseph Caulk and Mary Ann Townsend. She had six brothers. She was married to her husband, Frank, by the Rev. E. S. Tiner in the home of her father just before Christmas, 1875. She died in 1942 at age 88 at the home of her son, Thomas, near Pinetta, Madison County Florida. She is buried next to her husband in Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison County, Florida. Her parents and many of her children are also buried there.
Biography of Temperance Ann Caulk:
Temperance or Tempie as she was called was a lifelong resident of Madison County. Temperance very likely was named after her mother's sister, Temperance Townsend. She was the second child and only daughter of James Joseph Caulk and Mary Ann Townsend. She had six brothers. She was married to her husband, Frank, by the Rev. E. S. Tiner in the home of her father just before Christmas, 1875. She died in 1942 at age 88 at the home of her son, Thomas, near Pinetta, Madison County Florida. She is buried next to her husband in Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison County, Florida. Her parents and many of her children are also buried there.
Children of Temperance Ann Caulk and Frank Hadden
- Hattie Florence Hadden+ b. 27 Oct 1876, d. 13 Aug 1932
- James Daniel Hadden b. 17 Sep 1878, d. 17 Aug 1936
- Charles Henry Hadden+ b. 30 Jul 1880, d. 8 Jan 1927
- Annie America Hadden b. 23 Mar 1883, d. 19 Nov 1916
- Thomas Jefferson Hadden+ b. 22 Sep 1885, d. 10 Nov 1949
- Mary Joseph Hadden+ b. 2 Jun 1888, d. 9 Nov 1918
Citations
- [S24] Ccontains the full names and birthdate of the children of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk of Madison County Florida. Family Bible containing The King James and The Revised Version of Old and New Testament.
- [S68] Madison Co. Florida Marriage Records, Book A2, Pg. 485.
- [S11] Florida State Vital Records, Cert. of Death for Mrs. Tempie Anne Hadden, File 7734.
Hattie Florence Hadden
F, b. 27 October 1876, d. 13 August 1932
- Relationships
- Great-granddaughter of Daniel Caulk
Granddaughter of Hugh Hadden
Great-granddaughter of Henry Sapp
4th great-granddaughter of Benedictus Townsend
Hattie was born on 27 October 1876 at Madison, Florida, United States.1 She was the daughter of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk. She married Samuel Tilden Webb, son of John Traveler Webb and Sarah Elizabeth Bailey, on 12 December 1900 at Madison, Florida, United States.2 Hattie died on 13 August 1932 at age 55.3 Her body was buried in August 1932 at Corinth Baptist Church, Madison, Florida, United States.
Hattie's occupation: School Teacher.
Hattie's occupation: School Teacher.
Children of Hattie Florence Hadden and Samuel Tilden Webb
- Lela May Webb b. 7 Feb 1902, d. 9 Feb 1902
- Carl Arron Webb+ b. 20 Dec 1913
- (Son) Webb b. 15 Oct 1916, d. 17 Oct 1916
- (Son) Webb b. 1920, d. 1921
Citations
- [S24] Ccontains the full names and birthdate of the children of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk of Madison County Florida. Family Bible containing The King James and The Revised Version of Old and New Testament.
- [S68] Madison Co. Florida Marriage Records, Book 2, page 144.
- [S579] From gravestone 31 Mar 1989.
James Daniel Hadden
M, b. 17 September 1878, d. 17 August 1936
- Relationships
- Great-grandson of Daniel Caulk
Grandson of Hugh Hadden
Great-grandson of Henry Sapp
4th great-grandson of Benedictus Townsend
James was born on 17 September 1878 at Madison, Florida, United States. He was the son of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk. James died on 17 August 1936 at age 57.1
Citations
- [S24] Ccontains the full names and birthdate of the children of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk of Madison County Florida. Family Bible containing The King James and The Revised Version of Old and New Testament.
Annie America Hadden
F, b. 23 March 1883, d. 19 November 1916
- Relationships
- Great-granddaughter of Daniel Caulk
Granddaughter of Hugh Hadden
Great-granddaughter of Henry Sapp
4th great-granddaughter of Benedictus Townsend
Annie was born on 23 March 1883 at Madison, Florida, United States. She was the daughter of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk. She married Wilbur Watson Gramling, on 18 November 1913 at Madison, Florida, United States.1,2 Annie died on 19 November 1916 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 33. Her body was buried at Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States. Annie America Hadden died in childbirth as did the baby and they were both buried in one coffin in Pine Grove Cemetery..
Thomas Jefferson Hadden
M, b. 22 September 1885, d. 10 November 1949
- Relationships
- Great-grandson of Daniel Caulk
Grandson of Hugh Hadden
Great-grandson of Henry Sapp
4th great-grandson of Benedictus Townsend
Thomas was born on 22 September 1885 at Madison, Florida, United States. He was the son of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk. He married Talitha Moody, circa 1909 at Madison, Florida, United States.1 Thomas died on 10 November 1949 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 64.2 His body was buried in November 1949 at Pine Grove Church Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.3
Thomas's occupation: Sheriff.
Thomas's occupation: Sheriff.
Children of Thomas Jefferson Hadden and Talitha Moody
- John Moody Hadden b. 18 Oct 1909, d. 19 Jun 1939
- Audrey Hadden b. 6 Oct 1912
- Marjorie Hadden+ b. 16 Oct 1917
Citations
- [S29] 1910 Census Madison FL, E.D. 94, Family 142.
- [S24] Ccontains the full names and birthdate of the children of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk of Madison County Florida. Family Bible containing The King James and The Revised Version of Old and New Testament.
- [S579] Visited by writer 20 Apr 1981.
Mary Joseph Hadden1
F, b. 2 June 1888, d. 9 November 1918
- Relationships
- Great-granddaughter of Daniel Caulk
Granddaughter of Hugh Hadden
Great-granddaughter of Henry Sapp
4th great-granddaughter of Benedictus Townsend
Mary was born on 2 June 1888 at Madison, Florida, United States. She was the daughter of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk. She married Bryon McCagel Ragans, son of James Early Ragans and Annie E. Rowe, on 19 January 1907 at Madison, Florida, United States.2 Mary died on 9 November 1918 at Madison, Florida, United States, at age 30.3 Her body was buried in November 1918 at Macedonia Cemetery, Madison, Florida, United States.4
Children of Mary Joseph Hadden and Bryon McCagel Ragans
- Frankie Mildred Ragans+ b. 13 Apr 1909
- Wallace McCagel Ragans+ b. 12 Mar 1911, d. 23 Dec 1971
- Guy Clifton Ragans b. 3 Oct 1913, d. 3 Jun 1915
- Annie Estelle Ragans+ b. 3 Nov 1915, d. 23 Apr 1994
- Myrtle Lee Ragans+ b. 28 Aug 1918, d. Oct 1991
Citations
- [S166] Jack Ragan, Ragan and Ragans, p. 24.
- [S68] Madison Co. Florida Marriage Records, Book 3, Pg. 55.
- [S24] Ccontains the full names and birthdate of the children of Frank Hadden and Temperance Ann Caulk of Madison County Florida. Family Bible containing The King James and The Revised Version of Old and New Testament.
- [S109] Joseph T. Eichelberger, Madison County Florida Cemeteries, p. 68.
George Taylor Scott
M, b. 21 September 1867, d. 30 October 1947
- Relationships
- 2nd great-grandson of Daniel C. Kelly
Grandson of Taylor R. Scott
3rd great-grandson of William Wiley
- Member of:
- Carroll Family of South Carolina, Florida and Texas
Caulk Family of South Carolina and Florida
Donaldson Family of Alabama
Hadden Family of Florida
Hardie Family of North Carolina and Georgia
Kelly Family of Georgia, Florida and Alabama
Scott Family of Georgia and Florida
Smithwick Family of North Carolina
Wiley Family of Virginia and Geogia

George's occupation: Farmer.
Biography of George Taylor Scott:
George Taylor Scott was undoubtedly named after his grandfathers, George Wiley Kelly and Taylor Scott. George Wiley Kelly in turn was undoubtedly named after his grandfather George Wiley, R. S.
George Taylor Scott's death certificate indicates that he was born in Dawson, Terrell Co. Georgia and that is how we have his place of birth recorded. The informant on the death certificate is his granddaughter Susan Scott Mixson. However, George's parents (and two sisters) were living in Calhoun County, Georgia in 1860 before his birth in 1867. By 1870, George, his parents and three sisters are all living in Colquitt, Miller Co., Georgia. It is thus very likely that George Taylor Scott was born in Miller Co. or even Calhoun County rather than Terrell Co. Georgia. Perhaps the family moved back to Terrell County in 1867 when George was born.
George's father Sam Scott died in 1877 in Miller County and by 1880 George and his widowed mother, Rebecca Kelly and four sister's (Ella, Rebecca, Rachel, and Mattie) are all to be found living in the household of George's grandfather, George W. Kelly in Terrell County, Georgia. It appears that after the death of Sam Scott, Rebecca returned to Terrell County to live with her parents.
George next appears in Taylor County, Florida in July 1892 where he marries Willie E. Humphreys. No further information is available on Willie E. Humphreys. It is not clear what brought George to Florida from Georgia. However, his Uncles, John R. Kelly and Charles R. Kelly were well established in Taylor County as early as the 1870's. It is likely George saw opportunities in Taylor County and moved near his Uncles.
On 23 December 1894 George married Ella Frances Jackson, daughter of Richard Ford Jackson and Mary Jane Donaldson., both deceased at the time. George and Ella started to raise their family in the Spring Warrior / New Hope Church area south of Perry, Florida. On 17 August 1903 George applied for 80 acres of land in the Spring Warrior area from the General Land Office at Gainesville, Florida. On 5 November 1906 George received his patent for the land from President Roosevelt. That land is described as the SE Quarter of NW Quarter and SW Quarter of the NE Quarter of Section 27, Township 5 South, Range 8 East. This land is 400 yards due east of Spring Warrior Church Cemetery where Ella's father, Ford Jackson is buried. This land is now a pine tree forest, owned by timber interests. George and Ella are buried next to each other in New Hope Cemetery about 1 mile south of this land.
Children of George Taylor Scott and Ella Frances Jackson
- Clara Eugene Scott+ b. 14 Sep 1895, d. 9 Oct 1970
- Charles H. Scott b. 1 Sep 1897, d. 15 Sep 1898
- Jessie Irene Scott b. 24 Oct 1898, d. 3 Nov 1902
- James Marvin Scott+ b. 19 Nov 1900, d. c 1959
- Thyra Ethel Scott+ b. 19 Oct 1902, d. 1 Apr 1966
- Ola Elsie Scott+ b. 30 Jun 1905
- Elma Louise Scott+ b. 15 Mar 1907, d. 18 Nov 1991
- John R. Scott+ b. 13 Jul 1910, d. 9 Jan 1984
- Susie Estell Scott+ b. 26 Oct 1912, d. 4 Apr 1996
- Connie Weeks Scott b. 9 Nov 1919, d. 9 Apr 1993
Child of George Taylor Scott and Olla Tucker
- Mary Scott b. c 1925
Citations
- [S27] Taylor Co. FL Marriage Records, Book 1891-1903, p. 61.
- [S27] Taylor Co. FL Marriage Records, Book 1891-1903, p. 140.
- [S579] Personal communication from Susie SCOTT Mixson, 26 May 1981.
- [S11] Florida State Vital Records, Cert. of Death for George Taylor Scott, File No. 20573.
- [S579] Visited by writer 22 Apr 1981.
- [S31] 1850 Census Madison FL, Pg 171, Dwelling 112, Family 112, 12 Oct 1850.
Ella Frances Jackson
F, b. 20 January 1880, d. 20 January 1923
- Relationship
- Granddaughter of Joseph S. Donaldson
- Member of:
- Carroll Family of South Carolina, Florida and Texas
Caulk Family of South Carolina and Florida
Donaldson Family of Alabama
Hadden Family of Florida
Hardie Family of North Carolina and Georgia
Kelly Family of Georgia, Florida and Alabama
Scott Family of Georgia and Florida
Smithwick Family of North Carolina
Wiley Family of Virginia and Geogia
Ella was born on 20 January 1880.1 She was the daughter of Richard Ford Jackson and Mary Ann E. Donaldson. She married George Taylor Scott, son of Samuel C. Scott and Rebecca E. Kelly, on 23 December 1894 at Taylor, Florida, United States.2 Ella died on 20 January 1923 at Little-Griffin Hospital, Valdosta, Lowndes, Gerogia, United States, at age 43.1 Her body was buried on 22 January 1923 at New Hope Cemetery, Taylor, Florida, United States.3
Children of Ella Frances Jackson and George Taylor Scott
- Clara Eugene Scott+ b. 14 Sep 1895, d. 9 Oct 1970
- Charles H. Scott b. 1 Sep 1897, d. 15 Sep 1898
- Jessie Irene Scott b. 24 Oct 1898, d. 3 Nov 1902
- James Marvin Scott+ b. 19 Nov 1900, d. c 1959
- Thyra Ethel Scott+ b. 19 Oct 1902, d. 1 Apr 1966
- Ola Elsie Scott+ b. 30 Jun 1905
- Elma Louise Scott+ b. 15 Mar 1907, d. 18 Nov 1991
- John R. Scott+ b. 13 Jul 1910, d. 9 Jan 1984
- Susie Estell Scott+ b. 26 Oct 1912, d. 4 Apr 1996
- Connie Weeks Scott b. 9 Nov 1919, d. 9 Apr 1993
Charles H. Scott
M, b. 1 September 1897, d. 15 September 1898
- Relationships
- Great-grandson of Joseph S. Donaldson
3rd great-grandson of Daniel C. Kelly
Great-grandson of Taylor R. Scott
4th great-grandson of William Wiley
Charles was born on 1 September 1897 at Taylor, Florida, United States. He was the son of George Taylor Scott and Ella Frances Jackson. Charles died on 15 September 1898 at Taylor, Florida, United States, at age 1.1 His body was buried in September 1898 at New Hope Cemetery, Taylor, Florida, United States.
Citations
- [S579] From gravestone.
Jessie Irene Scott
F, b. 24 October 1898, d. 3 November 1902
- Relationships
- Great-granddaughter of Joseph S. Donaldson
3rd great-granddaughter of Daniel C. Kelly
Great-granddaughter of Taylor R. Scott
4th great-granddaughter of William Wiley
Jessie was born on 24 October 1898 at Taylor, Florida, United States. She was the daughter of George Taylor Scott and Ella Frances Jackson. Jessie died on 3 November 1902 at Taylor, Florida, United States, at age 4.1 Her body was buried in November 1902 at New Hope Cemetery, Taylor, Florida, United States.
Citations
- [S579] From gravestone.
James Marvin Scott1
M, b. 19 November 1900, d. circa 1959
- Relationships
- Great-grandson of Joseph S. Donaldson
3rd great-grandson of Daniel C. Kelly
Great-grandson of Taylor R. Scott
4th great-grandson of William Wiley
James was born on 19 November 1900 at Taylor, Florida, United States. He was the son of George Taylor Scott and Ella Frances Jackson. He married Ruby Sims, circa 1915.2 James died circa 1959.
Children of James Marvin Scott and Ruby Sims
- George Herman Scott b. Aug 1917
- James Marvin Scott Jr. b. Aug 1919