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Duncan Crawford Regan , Sr. 'D.C.'

Duncan Regan

Death Certificate.

Gravestone.

• Biography*: Occupation: Farmer.
  
  1887.
  Nash Odom Family Research, 1971. 1887. Duncan C. Regan represented Robeson County, NC in the General Assembly from 1887 to 1889.
  
  1900.
  1900 Directory of Robeson County, NC, Ed. B. Freeman, Printer, Lumberton, NC. Page 101. 1900. A D. C. Regan is listed as a farmer in Howellsville, NC.
  
  1933.
  Katie and Duncan gave 4/5 of an acre to Regan Methodist Church in 18 Feb., 1933.
  
  SEP. 1941.
  The Robesonian newspaper, Lumberton, NC, Sep., 1941. "Mr. Duncan Regan, beloved patriarch of Howellsville township [Robeson County, NC], celebrated his 86th birthday September 1. Former legislator, educator and Sunday school superintendent, Mr. Regan has been a leading member of Regan Methodist church for more than half a century and has been honored at homecoming services at that historic church several times during recent years."
  
  Methodist.
  
  Duncan C. Regan was confirmed at age 33 on July 28,1886. He completed law school at Trinity College ( now Duke University) but never practiced law.
• Birth*: Duncan was born on 1 Sep 1855 at Robeson County, NC. Date Source: Gravestone. Saturday morning..
• Residence: He lived in 1870 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, 1870 Census, listed as Duncan Regan, living with parents..
• Residence: He resided in 1880 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, 1880 census, living with parents, listed as Duncan C. Regan..
• Confirmation*: Duncan was confirmed at age 30 on 28 Jul 1886.
• Residence: He resided in 1900 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, 1900 census, single, living with brother, John B. Regan, listed as Duncan C. Regan..
• Residence*: He resided in 1910 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, 1910 census, single, listed as Duncan C. Regan.
• Marriage*: He married Katie Lee Broadwell, daughter of Haynes Lennon Broadwell and Aley Caroline Barker, on 16 Jul 1919 at Robeson County, NC.
• Residence: He resided in 1920 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, 1920 census, head of household, listed as Duncan C. Regan.
• Death*: Duncan died on 27 Apr 1943 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, at age 87. Date Source: Gravestone.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Robeson County, NC. Regan United Methodist Church Cemetery.
  
  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/73417841/duncan-crawford-regan.

Parents:

Katie Lee Broadwell

Gravestone.

Death Certificate.

Katie Broadwell, circa 1908.

• Biography*: Name & Parents Sources: Jane Williamson, Indiv.# 39526.
  
  Occupation: Graduated Southern Presbyterian College. Educator.
  
  Methodist.
  
  Katie and Duncan gave 4/5 of an acre to Regan Methodist Church in 1933.
• Birth*: Katie was born on 7 Oct 1887 at Robeson County, NC. Date Source: Gravestone..
• Marriage*: She married Duncan Crawford Regan , Sr. 'D.C.', son of Eli Terry Regan and Isabella Crawford, on 16 Jul 1919 at Robeson County, NC.
• Residence*: She resided in 1920 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, 1920 census, listed as Katie L. Regan.
• Death*: Katie died on 27 Nov 1942 at Robeson County, NC, at age 55. Date Source: Gravestone.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Robeson County, NC. Regan United Methodist Church.
  
  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/71634323/katie-lee-regan.

Parents:

Katie Lee Regan

Katie Lee Regan

Katie Lee [Regan] Williamson

Gravestone.

Taken at the wedding of Katie's sister, Carolyn Isabelle Regan De Puy, 24 Aug. 1957. Left to right rear: Jane Oliver Williamson - age 11, Katie Lee Williamson and J.M., Jr.: Front left to right: Kathryn Regan Williamson - age 7, Susan Crawford Williamson - age 4, and Joseph Manoe Williamson, III - age 9.

Joseph Manoe Williamson and Katie Lee Regan Wiliamson

Katie Lee Regan

Katie Lee Regan Williamson

• Biography*: Name & Parents Sources: Jane Williamson, Indiv.# 39526.
  
  Graduated from Barker Ten Mile School, NC and Flora MacDonald College, Red Springs, NC. She attended the North Carolina College for Women (presently, UNC-Greensboro). She studied postgraduate courses at the University of North Carolina School of Social Work in Chapel Hill, NC.
  
  Employment: Teacher, Real Estate, Social Worker. Worked in public service at the Employment Security Commission, Manpower, and at the Robeson County department of Social Services. She was an educator and she taught at Littlefield high School, Magnolia High School, Red Springs High School, and Lumberton High School. She retired in 1994. She was also a real estate broker employed by Carlyle Realty Company of Fayetteville, NC during the 1970's.
  
  The first woman to serve on a jury in Robeson County- Miss Katie Lee Regan, youthful girl of Howellsville township - went into the jury box of the Robeson County Superior Criminal Court Saturday as the Court neared the close of the first week of a scheduled two weeks term.
  
  Miss Regan, a great granddaughter of Joseph Regan who introduced a bill in the legislature of the General Assembly of North Carolina to establish Robeson County, was the objective of all eyes as she sat to hear the case of the State versus the local men - Ken Council, Bracy Britt and Roy Wilkins - charged with stealing a tire.
  
  Attorney T.A. McNeill, former solicitor of the ninth judicial district and local lawyer, said that Joseph Regan introduced the bill and when Colonel Thomas Robeson, representative of Bladen County, agreed to the bill, the county was named Robeson in respect to the Revolutionary War leader from Bladen County.
  
  Miss Regan, however, was disappointed when the Court directed a verdict of not guilty as to Ken Council following the presentation of the State's evidence.
  
  Britt and Wilkins entered a plea of nolo contendere to receiving stolen goods, knowing them to be stolen at the time of receiving, at the close of the State's evidence. Both men were given 12 months, suspended upon payment of one third of the costs and placed on probation for three years.
  
  All three men pleaded not guilty to larceny.
  
  Two women were summoned to serve on the jury, Sheriff E. Clyde Wade said. Mrs. J.L. MacLauren was the other woman. Mrs. MacLauren was not called to serve, however.
  
  Miss Regan said she was "all ears" and was interested in the Courts and their proceedings. She is employed as a bookkeeper at Raylass Department Store and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan C. Regan.
  
  
  
  She was a member of Regan United Methodist Church, Lumberton, NC.
  
  Had Alzheimer's disease.
  
  Obituary:
  Katie Lee Regan Williamson, of St. Pauls, formerly of Regan Community, Robeson County, died Thursday.
  
  The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Regan United Methodist Church, Regan Road, Lumberton. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
  
  Williamson was born May 16, 1922, to the late Duncan Crawford Regan and Katie Lee Broadwell Regan in Robeson County. On March 17, 1943, she married Joseph Manoe Williamson Jr., who preceded her in death on Feb. 7, 1983.
  
  She graduated from Barker Ten Mile School and she attended the North Carolina College for Women (presently, UNC-Greensboro). She also graduated from Flora MacDonald College of Red Springs, and she studied postgraduate at the University of North Carolina School of Social Work in Chapel Hill.
  
  Williamson was a member of Regan United Methodist Church of Lumberton. Her career in public service includes employment at the Employment Security Commission, Manpower, and at the Robeson County Department of Social Services. She was an educator and she taught at Littlefield High School, Magnolia High School, Red Springs High School, and Lumberton High School.
  
  She retired in 1994. She was also a real estate broker employed by Carlyle Realty Company of Fayetteville, during the 1970's.
  
  Surviving are three daughters, Susan Crawford Williamson of St. Pauls, Kathryn Regan Williamson of Ansonville and Jane Oliver Williamson of Selma; a son, Joseph Manoe Williamson III of Robeson County; two granddaughters, Diana Lee Wilson of Erwin and Elizabeth Williamson Brown of Selma; a sister, Carolyn Isabelle Regan Dupuy of Charlotte; and a great-grandson.
  
  Memorials may be made to Alzheimer's Disease Research, c/o Kathleen Honaker, 22512 Gateway Center Drive, Clarksburg, Md. 20871 or to Hospice of Robeson, 2002 N. Cedar St., Suite B., Lumberton, N.C. 28358.
  
  The family will forever be grateful to Susan and to the wonderful care provided by Hospice of Robeson. The nurses, caregivers and volunteers provided excellent care that allowed Mrs. Williamson to remain in the home of her daughter and have a peaceful passage from this Earth.
  
  "No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friend's or of thine own were; any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee."
• Birth*: Katie was born on 16 May 1922 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Joseph Manoe Williamson , Jr., son of Joseph Manoe Williamson , Sr. and Rae Matha Bullard, on 17 Mar 1943 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC.
• Residence*: She resided in Jun 2001 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC, 204 W. Armfield Street., from Jan 1999
  Place Source: Jane Williamson, Indiv.# 39526.. 204 W. Armfield Street., from Jan 1999
  Place Source: Jane Williamson, Indiv.# 39526..
• Death*: Katie died on 17 Sep 2003 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC, at age 81. 6:45PM.
• Burial*: Her body was buried on 21 Sep 2003 at Robeson County, NC. Regan United Methodist Church cemetery.
  
  Funeral was held 2PM. Officiants - Jeffrey Thomas Broadwell and Vann Floyd. Arrangements by McNeill Funeral Home, St. Pauls, NC.
  
  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/71633663/katie-lee-williamson.

Parents:

Joseph Manoe Williamson , Jr.

J.M. Williamson, Jr.
Picture Source: Jane Willaimson.

Joseph Manoe Williamson and Katie Lee Regan Wiliamson

• Biography*: Name Source: Jane Williamson, Indiv.# 39526.
  
  Note, Source: Jane Williamson, Indiv.# 39526; Joseph's Employment: US Navy - Apr. 1942 to Sep. 1945, WWII. United States Naval Reserve. Served on USS Philadelphia in African-Mediterranean Theatres.
• Birth*: Joseph was born on 1 May 1920 at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Katie Lee Regan, daughter of Duncan Crawford Regan , Sr. 'D.C.' and Katie Lee Broadwell, on 17 Mar 1943 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC.
• Death*: Joseph died on 7 Feb 1983 at Fayetteville, Cumberland County, NC, at age 62.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC. Meadowbrook Cemetery.
  
  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/71633821/joseph-manoe-williamson.

Parents:

Dorothy Amelia Regan 'Millie or Amelia'

• Biography*: 1900 census has 'Amelia McIntyre.'
• Birth*: Dorothy was born on 24 Dec 1857 at NC. Thursday evening..
• Confirmation*: Dorothy was confirmed at age 16 on 15 Aug 1874.
• Residence: She resided in 1880 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, 1880 census, living with parents, listed as Dorothy A. Regan..
• Marriage*: She married Michael Carmichael McIntyre, son of Dougal Carmichael McIntyre and Demaris ??, on 25 Dec 1894.
• Residence*: She resided in 1900 at Back Swamp, Robeson County, NC, 1900 census.
• Residence: She resided in 1910 at Back Swamp, Robeson County, NC, 1910 census.
• Residence: She resided in 1930 at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC, 1930 census, living with son, Wallace..
• Death*: Dorothy died on 28 Apr 1939 at age 81.

Parents:

John Cabriel Breckenridge Regan , Sr.

Gravestone

• Birth*: John was born on 5 Oct 1860 at Robeson County, NC. Friday morning..
• Confirmation*: John was confirmed at age 15 at NC on 23 Sep 1876.
• Residence: He resided in 1880 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, 1880 census, living with parents, listed as John C. B. Regan.. 1880 census, living with parents, listed as John C. B. Regan..
• Residence*: He resided in 1900 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, 1900 census, head of household, listed as John B. Regan.. 1900 census, head of household, listed as John B. Regan..
• Marriage*: He married Janetta Atelia Fisher 'Nette', daughter of Troy Fisher and Elizabeth Ann Owen, on 22 Apr 1903.
• Death*: John died on 24 Feb 1937 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC, at age 76. Date Source: Gravestone.
• Burial*: His body was buried at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC. Fisher Cemetery..

Parents:

Mary Jane Regan

• Biography*: Lived in the Back Swamp Twp., Robeson County, NC.
• Birth*: Mary was born on 13 May 1864 at Robeson County, NC.
• Confirmation*: Mary was confirmed at age 12 on 20 Sep 1876.
• Residence*: She resided in 1880 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Michael Carmichael McIntyre, son of Dougal Carmichael McIntyre and Demaris ??, on 21 Mar 1889.
• Death*: Mary died on 14 May 1893 at Robeson County, NC, at age 29. Near Lumberton.
• Burial*: Her body was buried in May 1893 at Robeson County, NC. Iona Presbyterian Church Cemetery, near Fairmont.

Parents:

Peter Crawford

• Biography*: Name Source: Jane Williamson, Indiv.# 39526.
  
  The North Carolina Digital Collection contains a listing of various Robeson Co cemeteries. It was compiled in a 1940 survey by Selma D. Whitted. It lists this Carlye Cemetery and a grave marker for:
  Crawford, Peter
  born June 16, 1793
  died July 11, 1860.
• Birth*: Peter was born on 16 Jun 1793 at Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Mary McNish, daughter of Archiebald McNish , Sr. and Katherine Monroe, on 13 Feb 1821 at Cumberland County, NC.
• Death*: Peter died on 11 Jul 1860 at Robeson County, NC, at age 67.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Carlyle Cemetery at Saddletree, Robeson County, NC.

Parents:

Mary McNish

• Biography*: Name Source: Jane Williamson, Indiv.# 39526.
• Birth*: Mary was born on 15 Mar 1799 at Scotland.
• Marriage*: She married Peter Crawford, son of Duncan Crawford and ?? ??, on 13 Feb 1821 at Cumberland County, NC.
• Death*: Mary died on 10 Aug 1852 at age 53.

Parents:

Michael Carmichael McIntyre

• Biography*: Occupation: Farmer.
  
  Lived in the Back Swamp Twp., Robeson County, NC.
• Birth*: Michael was born on 18 Jan 1859 at Robeson County, NC.
• Residence: He resided in 1860 at Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Jane Regan, daughter of Eli Terry Regan and Isabella Crawford, on 21 Mar 1889.
• Marriage: He married Dorothy Amelia Regan 'Millie or Amelia', daughter of Eli Terry Regan and Isabella Crawford, on 25 Dec 1894.
• Residence*: He resided in 1900 at Back Swamp, Robeson County, NC.
• Residence: He resided in 1910 at Back Swamp, Robeson County, NC.
• Death*: Michael died on 8 Jul 1917 at Robeson County, NC, at age 58. Near Lumberton.
• Burial*: His body was buried in Jul 1917 at Robeson County, NC. Iona Presbyterian Church Cemetery, near Fairmont.

Parents:

Eli Regan McIntyre , Sr. 'Regan'

WWI registration card

• Biography*: 1900 census has 'Ragan McIntyre.'
• Birth*: Eli was born on 19 Jul 1890 at Robeson County, NC.
• Residence*: He resided in 1900 at Back Swamp, Robeson County, NC.
• Residence: He resided in 1910 at Back Swamp, Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Lillian McIntyre on 26 Jun 1913 at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC.
• Residence: He resided in 1920 at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC.
• Death*: Eli died in Apr 1955 at Mullins, SC, at age 64.
• Burial*: His body was buried in 1955 at Mullins, SC. Cemetery near Mullins.

Parents:

Wallace Laneau McIntyre

WWI registration

• Birth*: Wallace was born on 5 Oct 1892 at Robeson County, NC.
• Residence*: He resided in 1900 at Back Swamp, Robeson County, NC.
• Residence: He resided in 1910 at Back Swamp, Robeson County, NC.
• Residence: He resided in 1930 at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Bonnie Alice Sessoms in Jun 1931.
• Burial*: His body was buried in 1960.
• Death*: Wallace died on 10 Dec 1960 at age 68.

Parents:

Janetta Atelia Fisher 'Nette'

Gravestone

Death Certificate.

• Birth*: Janetta was born on 26 May 1879. Date Source: Gravestone..
• Marriage*: She married John Cabriel Breckenridge Regan , Sr., son of Eli Terry Regan and Isabella Crawford, on 22 Apr 1903.
• Death*: Janetta died on 10 Dec 1956 at St Pauls, Robeson County, NC, at age 77. Date Source: Gravestone.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC. Fisher Cemetery..

Parents:

John Fort

• Birth*: John was born on 9 Dec 1762.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Brown, daughter of Hugh Brown , Sr. and Mary Buie, on 16 Sep 1784.
• Death*: John died on 25 Aug 1840 at age 77.

Parents:

James Fort

• Birth*: James was born.

Parents:

Elizabeth Fort

• Birth*: Elizabeth was born.

Parents:

Anne Fort

• Birth*: Anne was born.

Parents:

Elisha Harrell , Jr.

• Birth*: Elisha was born circa 1791.

Parents:

Elias Fort Brown

• Birth*: Elias was born.
• Death*: Elias died.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

Martha Parker

• Birth*: Martha was born on 27 May 1799 at Sampson County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married William Byrd , Jr., son of William Byrd , Sr. and Mary ??.
• Death*: Martha died circa 1880 at Robeson County, NC. 1875?.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Robeson County, NC. Byrd Cemetery, Jackson Swamp.

Parents:

William Byrd , Jr.

• Biography*: Lived in the Byrd Plantation on Jackson Swamp, NC.
• Birth*: William was born circa 1785 at Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Martha Parker, daughter of Rev. Francis Parker and Sarah P. Regan.
• Death*: William died circa 1840 at Robeson County, NC. 1841?.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Robeson County, NC. Byrd Cemetery, Jackson Swamp.

Parents:

William Joseph Brown 'Bill Joe'

Gravestone

• Birth*: William was born on 25 Nov 1828.
• Marriage*: He married Jennett Amanda King, daughter of Sheriff Reuben King and Sarah H. Powers 'Sally', before 1857.
• Death*: William died on 30 Nov 1892 at Red Springs, Robeson County, NC, at age 64.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Red Springs, Robeson County, NC. Philadelphus Presbyterian Church cemetery..

Parents:

Duncan Brown

• Birth*: Duncan was born.
• Marriage*: He married Isabella Currie.
• Death*: Duncan died.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Isabella Currie

• Birth*: Isabella was born.
• Marriage*: She married Duncan Brown.
• Death*: Isabella died.
• Burial*: Her body was buried.

John S. Brown

• Birth*: John was born on 4 Jun 1857.
• Marriage*: He married Margaret A. McMillan circa 1886.
• Marriage*: He married Stella ??.
• Death*: John died on 21 Apr 1920 at age 62.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Red Springs, Robeson County, NC. Philadelphus Presbyterian Church cemetery..

Parents:

Margaret A. McMillan

• Birth*: Margaret was born on 4 May 1852.
• Marriage*: She married John S. Brown, son of William Joseph Brown 'Bill Joe' and Jennett Amanda King, circa 1886.
• Death*: Margaret died on 22 Dec 1902 at Red Springs, Robeson County, NC, at age 50.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Red Springs, Robeson County, NC. Philadelphus Presbyterian Church cemetery..

Earl B. Brown

• Birth*: Earl was born on 29 Jul 1887 at NC.
• Death*: Earl died on 24 Mar 1917 at age 29.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Red Springs, Robeson County, NC. Philadelphus Presbyterian Church cemetery..

Parents:

William H. Mac Brown

• Birth*: William was born on 26 Nov 1892 at NC.
• Death*: William died on 13 Apr 1928 at age 35.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Red Springs, Robeson County, NC. Philadelphus Presbyterian Church cemetery..

Parents:

Stella ??

• Birth*: Stella was born on 29 Jan 1881.
• Marriage*: She married John S. Brown, son of William Joseph Brown 'Bill Joe' and Jennett Amanda King.
• Death*: Stella died on 4 Nov 1964 at age 83.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Red Springs, Robeson County, NC. Philadelphus Presbyterian Church cemetery..

N. Woodrow Brown

• Birth*: N. was born on 3 Oct 1914.
• Death*: N. died in 1931.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Red Springs, Robeson County, NC. Philadelphus Presbyterian Church cemetery..

Parents:

Rev. James Montgomery Hester 'Jim'

• Biography*: Occupation: Minister.
  
  He was the first pastor of Whites Creek Baptist Church, Clarton, NC. He lived at 2105 E. Ocean Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90803.
  Baptist - ordained on 29 May, 1914. Navy Chaplain.
  
  
  
  
  
  
• Birth*: James was born on 1 Dec 1890 at Elizabethtown, Bladen County, NC.
• Death*: James died in Dec 1988 at Long Beach, CA.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

Myra Burney

Gravestone

• Biography*: Lived in Robeson County, NC.
• Birth*: Myra was born on 20 Jun 1893 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married George Hawley Regan , Sr., son of Daniel Thomas Regan , Jr. 'Thomas' 'Tom' and Emma Lena Campbell, on 15 Dec 1911 at Tar Heel, Bladen County, NC.
• Residence: Myra Burney lived in 1920 at Albemarle, Stanly County, NC, 1920 Census, listed as Myra Regan.
• Residence*: She lived in 1930 at Albemarle, Stanly County, NC, 1930 Census, listed as Myra Regan.
• Death*: Myra died on 10 Nov 1974 at Albemarle, Stanly County, NC, at age 81.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Albemarle, Stanly County, NC. Fairview Memorial Park.

Parents:

?? Campbell

• Birth*: ?? was born circa 1846 at NC.
• Marriage*: He married ?? ??.

?? ??

• Birth*: ?? was born at NC.
• Marriage*: She married ?? Campbell.

John Campbell

• Birth*: John was born say 1868.

Parents:

Mary Susan Elizabeth Humphrey

• Biography*: Went to Point, TX with brother
  
  Letter to J. W. Humphrey from Willie H. Humphrey. 25 Jan., 1889. Mary is mentioned in her brother's letter. See William Humphrey [Indv. Record #1400].
• Birth*: Mary was born on 2 May 1863 at Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Neil Ray Smith, son of William James Smith , Sr. and Sarah P. Regan, circa 1894.
• Death*: Mary died on 2 Jul 1937 at TX at age 74.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Point, Rains County, TX. Lone Star Cemetery.

Parents:

Neil Ray Smith¹

• Biography*: Name Source: Dorothy [Hedgpeth] Singletary, Indiv.# 106730.
• Birth*: Neil was born on 2 Oct 1850 at Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Lucy Anne Singletary, daughter of Jonathan Singletary , Jr. 'John' and Mary Anne Hester, say 1870.
• Divorce*: Neil was divorced from Lucy Anne Singletary.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Susan Elizabeth Humphrey, daughter of Alexander Humphrey 'Alex' and Nancy Hugh Harrell, circa 1894.
• Death*: Neil died on 30 Sep 1908 at Robeson County, NC, at age 57.
• Burial*: His body was buried at NC. Smith family cemetery.

Parents:

Lucy Mae Smith

Gravestone

• Biography*: Name Source: Melisa Harris.
  
  Occupation - Teacher.
  
  She went to Point, TX with her mother.
  
• Birth*: Lucy was born on 25 Sep 1897 at Robeson County, NC. At Bellamy community, near Lumberton, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Marshall Ernest Harris, son of John Marshall Harris and Mary Eudorah Clark, on 18 Oct 1916 at Point, Rains County, TX.
• Death*: Lucy died on 22 Jun 1986 at Point, Rains County, TX, at age 88.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Point, Rains County, TX. Lone Star Cemetery.

Parents:

Eliza Emma Alice Goins

• Birth*: Eliza was born on 22 Mar 1882.
• Marriage*: She married Oscar Olando Leonard, son of Charles Augustus Leonard and Mary Ann Frances Roberts, on 3 Jan 1903.
• Death*: Eliza died on 19 Feb 1945 at age 62.

Judge Joseph Wesley Humphrey 'Joe'

Judge Joe Wesley Humphrey and his wife Mary Jane Bellah. Picture Source: Joe Humphrey, Indiv.# 2017.

Gravestone

21st House of Representatives, TX

• Biography*: Occupation: Judge.
  
  Lived in Point, TX.
  
  1874.
  J. W. Humphrey moved to Point, Texas in 1874.
  
  12 JUN., 1875.
  Letter to Jos. W. Humphrey from James S. Humphrey. 12 Jun., 1875. Jos. W. Humphrey is mentioned in his brother's letter. See James Humphrey [Indv. #1345].
  
  Letter to J. W. Humphrey from Willie H. Humphrey. 7th Apr., 1879 and 25 Jan., 1889. J. W. Humphrey is mentioned in his brother's letter. See William Humphrey [Indv. #1400].
  
       
  1897. E. H. Loughery, Texas State Government, A Volume of Biographical Sketches and Passing Comment. 25th Legislature. McLeod & Jackson, Printers, Austin, Texas, 1897.In custody of Texas State Archives. The article reads as follows:
       
  Joseph W. Humphrey, Point, [TX]
       
  Representative from the Twentieth district, composed of Wood and Raines counties, was born in Robeson County, N.C., March 28, 1847; acquired a good education in local schools and academies; worked on his father's farm for four years after leaving school; then taught in Mississippi until the fall of 1874; moved to Texas at that time and continued teaching in this state until April, 1876; served as deputy Sheriff of Rains County until 1877; served as deputy County Clerk of Rains county for one year; filled out half of an unexpired term as Tax Assessor of that county by appointment; was then elected to the office and at the expiration of the term entered into stock business, to which he subsequently added farming, in which pursuits he has since been engaged. He read law at leisure moments and in February, 1891, was admitted to the bar, since which time he has been actively and successfully engaged in practice at Point, in Rains county.
  
  He has attended numerous Democratic county, district and state conventions, has stumped his district many times for the Democratic ticket; has been one of the leaders in his county for years, and in 1885 and 1889 represented it with distinction in the House of Representatives of the Nineteenth and Twenty-first Legislatures.
  
  In the House of the Twenty-fifth Legislature he is Chairman of the Committee on Labor and a member of the following committees; Constitutional Amendments, State Affairs, Revenue and Taxation, and Privileges and Elections.
       
  He favors redeeming all the platform pledges of the state Democracy, and all recommendations contained in Governor Culberson's message save that asking that counties be made responsible for mob violence committed by their inhabitants.
       
  Mr. Humphrey is a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian church and Masonic fraternity.
       
  He was married in Rains County, Texas, November 15, 1881, to Miss Mary J. Bellah, daughter of Allen Bellah, of that county, and has four children; Nancy C., fourteen; Martha Ann, twelve; Allen A., eight, and Joseph R., one year of age.
  
       
  Circa 24 APR., 1934. 1932?
  From a Leader newspaper article. The article reads as follows: Judge J. W. Humphrey Died Early Sunday Night.:
  Judge Humphrey of Point, one of Rains County's older citizens, a man well known throughout the county, neighboring counties and a large acquaintance throughout the State, died at his home near Point about 8 o'clock Sunday night after a few days illness and his remains were buried Monday afternoon in the Bellah Cemetery fives miles Northeast of Point, following funeral services held in the Point Union Church by W. E. Graham, pastor of the Presbyterian church of Greenville. The remains were then turned over to the Masons who performed their last said rites at the grave.
  
  What was pronounced by some as the most gorgeous display of beautiful flowers ever exhibited in our little county, marked the high respect held for the deceased. Friends gathered from all over the county and neighboring counties to pay their respects, among whom were noted: Senator Joe Moore, Representative W. B. Vaugham, Hon. B. M. McMahan and Will A. Harris of Greenville; Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Fulkerson of Dallas.
  
  The editor has been acquainted and has counted this good man as a friend for the past thirty-five years, and we are frank to say that it has never been our privilege to know a man more worthy than Judge Joe Humphrey, and the influence of his life has always stood out for the things he believed was for the betterment of mankind. He not only advocated the better things for this life, but practiced such life.
  
  Judge Humphrey was born in Lumberton, North Carolina and had lived to the ripe age of 85 years when removed from among as by death. He had been a resident in Rains County for fifty eight years. He first started his always busy life in Rains County as a farm hand. He then taught school and later was appointed as deputy sheriff. Later he was appointed Tax Assessor, was elected County Attorney, which office he was holding when the last call was answered. Also, he had served the county as Surveyor for a number of years, was elected to the Legislature where he served with distinction, and during this long period of service to his county he never neglected his religious obligations, being always faithful and a live worker for all endeavors undertaken for good. He bears the distinction of having organized and fostered the first Christian Endeavor organized in the county. Five years ago, the good people of Point joined in celebration of his eightieth birthday at the Union Church at Point, and doubtless this was among the happiest occasions of his life - to be remembered by his friends.
       
  He married Miss Jane Bellah [Indv. #1343] and he is survived by his companion and four children. The children surviving are: Mrs. R. N. Couch [Indv. #1420] of Pecos; Mrs. W. E. Stovall [Indv. #1421] of Greenville; A. A. Humphrey [Indv #1422] of Point and Joe R. Humphrey [Indv #1344] of Austin.
  The Leader would join with the many friends of the family in offering condolence to the bereaved.
• Birth*: Joseph was born on 28 Mar 1847 at Saddletree, Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Jane Bellah 'Jane', daughter of Allen Bellah and Martha Holt, on 15 Nov 1881 at Rains County, TX.
• Residence*: He resided in 1930 at Rains County, TX, 1930 census, Precinct 4, District 6, dwelling #250..
• Death*: Joseph died on 24 Apr 1932 at Rains County, TX, at age 85. Date Source: Gravestone has 1932.
  
  Died in his home near Point, TX about 8 o'clock Sunday night..
• Burial*: His body was buried on 25 Apr 1932 at Emory, Rains County, TX. In Bellah Cemetery five miles North East of Point, TX..

Parents:

Mary Jane Bellah 'Jane'

News article. Source: Joe Wesley Humphrey.
Special to The News. Emory, Texas, Sept 2 [1938] -
Mrs. J. W. Humphrey [Jane Beulah Humphrey]., oldest native-born woman of Rains County, has passed her eighty-seventh milestone. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bellah, came from Arkansas and settled north of where Point is now located and she was born in the year of 1851. At the time of her birth, that part of Rains County was a part of Hunt County. As far as it is known, she is the oldest living person born in Rains County.
She was married to the late Judge J. W. Humphrey in 1881 by the Rev. ? Ballew, a pioneer minister of this county. She and her late husband celebrated their fiftieth anniversary in 1931. She is a charter member of the Presbyterian Church of Point.

Picture Source: Joe Wesley Humphrey.

Judge Joe Wesley Humphrey and his wife Mary Jane Bellah. Picture Source: Joe Humphrey, Indiv.# 2017.

Gravestone

• Biography*: From a Leader newspaper article. Circa 24 Apr., 1934. Miss Jane Bellah is mentioned in a newspaper article about her husband. See J. W. Humphrey [Indv #1342].
• Birth*: Mary was born on 15 Nov 1851 at Rains County, TX.
• Marriage*: She married Judge Joseph Wesley Humphrey 'Joe', son of Alexander Humphrey 'Alex' and Nancy Hugh Harrell, on 15 Nov 1881 at Rains County, TX.
• Residence*: She resided in 1930 at Rains County, TX.
• Death*: Mary died on 16 Feb 1939 at age 87.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Emory, Rains County, TX. Bellah Cemetery.

Parents:

Joseph Robert Humphrey 'Joe Bob'

WWI Draft Registration card

• Biography*: Teacher.
  
  Newspaper article. Circa 24 Apr., 1934. Joe R. Humphrey is mentioned in a newspaper article about his father. See J. W. Humphrey [Indv #1342].
• Birth*: Joseph was born on 7 Mar 1896.
• Marriage*: He married Marianna Marana? Osborne Osborn? on 29 Aug 1923.
• Residence*: He resided in 1934 at Austin, Travis County, TX.
• Death*: Joseph died on 29 Oct 1972 at age 76.

Parents:

James Simpson Humphrey 'Jim'

Picture Source: Joe Wesley Humphrey.

• Biography*: Occupation: Mailman.
  
  lived at Shannon, NC?
  
  12 JUN., 1875.
  Letter to Jos. W. Humphrey from James S. Humphrey. The letter reads as follows: \par \tab \tab \tab Robeson, NC. June 12th, 1875 \par Mr. Jos. W. Humphrey. \par \tab Dear brother it is again after a long silence that I attempt to drop you a few lines which leave us all in tolerable health. Hope they may reach and find you enjoying the blessings of health and prosperity. Dear brother I know you must be getting impatient waiting to hear from home you may have come to the conclusion that we did not intend to write to you any more, but we have written two letters since the first of January and they have both been sent to the dead letter office and returned. We received the last one back this week. I hope this explanation is sufficient. I wrote you in one of the returned letters Mr. Benj. Freeman address and also Warren Harrell [Indv #1383] but as you did not receive it I will send them again. Mr. Freeman's address is West Falls, Falls County, Texas and Warren Harrell's was -ester--, Fayette County last year have not heard since. I have been in school since the first of March until June 1th at Maysville Bladen Co. expecting if nothing bad happens, to go back in Aug. I think in all probability Mr. Joseph Kanla- , Jr. wiil come to see you later this summer hope he will like it. I will close please write as soon as you get this to your affectionate brother \par \tab \tab \tab James S. Humphrey P.S. please excuse all the mistakes \par \par \tab The following is an additional note to J. W. H. from James Humphrey. The letter reads as follows: \par Dear Brother, \par \tab Father says tell you that you are not due anything for taxes yet but he has five cents of your money yet. He did not send rice, vines, and bushes to Mr. Smyle for he wrote to him soon after he got word from you and has not heard from him since. \par \tab \tab \tab Yours as ever, \par \tab \tab \tab \tab Jas. S. Humphrey \par \par Letter to J. W. Humphrey from Willie H. Humphrey. 7 Apr., 1879 and 25 Jan., 1889. J. S. Humphrey is mentioned in his brother's letter. See William Humphrey [Indv. Record #1400].
• Birth*: James was born on 31 May 1850.
• Marriage*: He married Harriet Harriett? Nellie Cobb, daughter of Gray Edward Cobb and Nellie Ann Conoly, circa 1885.
• Death*: James died on 27 Oct 1928 at age 78.
• Burial*: His body was buried at NC. Antioch Presbyterian Church.

Parents:

Harriet Harriett? Nellie Cobb

• Birth*: Harriet was born on 25 Nov 1855.
• Marriage*: She married James Simpson Humphrey 'Jim', son of Alexander Humphrey 'Alex' and Nancy Hugh Harrell, circa 1885.
• Death*: Harriet died on 19 Feb 1944 at age 88.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at NC. Antioch Presbyterian Church.

Parents:

James Herbert Humphrey

• Birth*: James was born on 20 Oct 1893.
• Marriage*: He married Janie McMillan McGoogan, daughter of Malcolm Thomas McGoogan and Mary McTier Alford, on 22 Jul 1924.
• Death*: James died on 14 Oct 1961 at age 67.

Parents:

Nellie Jane Humphrey

• Birth*: Nellie was born on 9 Oct 1886.
• Marriage*: She married Make K. McNeill.
• Residence*: She resided at Raeford, Robeson County, NC.
• Death*: Nellie died on 3 Nov 1966 at age 80.

Parents:

Dare Leonard

• Birth*: Dare was born on 27 Nov 1903.
• Marriage*: She married Charlie Clee Jarrett on 11 Nov 1924.
• Death*: Dare died.
• Burial*: Her body was buried.

Parents:

William Cain , Sr.

William Cain Will

• Biography*: Note, Source: Linda DeVane Boyd - There were two sets of Cain families in early Bladen Co., NC. The progenitor of both was named William Cain. They lived on opposite sides of Cape Fear which kept the families separated until 1835 (from Jason Bordeaux's research).
  
  Occupation: Planter
  His plantation was located on 'Cain's Camp' in the Black Swamp area of Bladen County, NC.
  
  1735.
  Note from Jason Bordeaux: William Cain arrived in Bladen County, NC before 1735.
  
  1738.
  Bought 640 acres on the NW side of the Cape Fear River in NC.
  
  3 DEC., 1753.
  Register of Deeds Office, Bladen County, NC, Deed Book 19, page 566. 3 Dec., 1753 Register records a sell of 200 acres of land on the Southside of the Great Swamp or Big Swamp to Joseph Regan, Jr. See Joseph Regan, Jr. [Indv. #24]. 1791.
  
  29 OCT., 1775.
  Bladen County, NC Abstracts of Wills, 1734-1900 lists the Will of Thomas Robeson, Sr. Reads as follows -
  Name: Thomas Robeson, Sr.
  Will date: 29 Oct., 1775.
  Probate date: 9 Nov., 1775. (Nuncupative Will)
  Sons: Peter, Thomas.
  Other Legatee: James Council.
  Witnesses: William Cain and wife, Olive Cain. Joseph Cain and wife, Ann Cain.
  Sworn before Thomas Owen, Esq., one of his Majesties Justices of the Peace.
  
  10 FEB., 1781.
  Bladen County, NC Abstracts of Wills, 1734-1900 lists the Will of William Cain, Sr. Reads as follows -
  Name: William Cain (Planter)
  Will Date: 10 Feb., 1781.
  Wife: Olive.
  Sons: Joseph, Samuel, John, James.
  Grandson: Samuel Cain, son of Samuel and Lucy Cain.
  Son-in-law: Geo. Willis (Lands known as "Cains Camp").
  Executors: Samuel and John Cain (sons).
  Witnesses: Richard Singletary, Jno. Cain, Sam'l Cain.
• Birth*: William was born in 1700. Edgecombe County, NC?.
• Marriage*: He married Sarah? Regan? circa 1728.
• Marriage*: He married Olive Regan, daughter of Joseph Regan , Sr. and Elizabeth Allen.
• Death*: William died on 27 Dec 1781 at Bladen County, NC. Will date 10 Feb., 1781.

Joseph Cain

• Biography*: 3 DEC., 1753.
  Register of Deeds Office, Bladen County, NC, Deed Book 19. Page 566. 3 Dec., 1753. Joseph Cain is a witness to his father's, William Cain, selling of land to Joseph Regan, Jr. See William Cain [Indv. #1350].
  
  29 OCT., 1775.
  Bladen County, NC Abstracts of Wills, 1734-1900 lists the Will of Thomas Robeson, Sr. Reads as follows -
  Name: Thomas Robeson, Sr.
  Will date: 29 Oct., 1775.
  Probate date: 9 Nov., 1775. (Nuncupative Will)
  Sons: Peter, Thomas.
  Other Legatee: James Council.
  Witnesses: William Cain and wife, Olive Cain. Joseph Cain and wife, Ann Cain.
  Sworn before Thomas Owen , Esq., one of his Majesties Justices of the Peace.
  
  1 JAN., 1779.
  Will abstract -
  (Nuncupative Will)
  Name: John Nelson.
  Date: 1 Jan., 1779.
  Legatee: Thomas Singletary.
  Affiant: James Cain, sworn before Joseph Cain.
  
  10 FEB., 1781.
  Joseph is mentioned in his father's Will.
  
  1786.
  The Colonial and State Records of North Carolina, Vol XXIV. Pages 838-839. 1786. The 1786 Act of Dividing the County of Bladen County appointed Joseph Cain as one of the Commissioners for dividing the County. See Captain Ralph Regan [Indv. #26].
  
  5 AUG., 1787.
  Will abstract -
  Name: Mary Moorehead.
  Date: 5 Aug., 1787.
  Husband & Executor: James Moorehead.
  Sons: Bartram Robeson, Jonathan Robeson, William Robeson.
  Daughters: Elizabeth Robeson, Sarah, Mary.
  (Former late husband, Thomas Robeson).
  Executors: Bartram Robeson & Jonathan Robeson.
  Witnesses: Joseph Cain, James Council.
  
  1798.
  Will abstract, 1798, Joseph Cain's Will: John and James Cain (halfbrothers); Joseph Cain (nephew).
• Birth*: Joseph was born circa 1729.
• Marriage*: He married Ann ??.
• Death*: Joseph died after 1798.

Parents:

Martha Cain

• Birth*: Martha was born circa 1746.

Parents:

Hannah Cain

• Birth*: Hannah was born circa 1750.

Parents:

Mary Cain

• Birth*: Mary was born circa 1736.

Parents:

Olive Cain 'Olivia'

• Birth*: Olive was born circa 1748.

Parents:

Emmaline Matilda McGeachy 'Emma'

Emma M. Regan

• Biography*: Name Source: Gravestone has "Emma M. Regan."
• Birth*: Emmaline was born on 31 Jan 1842 at NC. Date Source: Gravestone..
• Marriage*: She married Joseph Regan , III, son of Joseph Samuel Jenkins Regan and Mary Baker, on 30 Nov 1865 at Robeson County, NC. Date Source: Marriage bond..
• Residence*: Emmaline Matilda McGeachy 'Emma' lived in 1880 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, 1880 Census, living with husband, listed as Emma N. Regan.
• Death*: Emmaline died on 10 Jul 1894 at Robeson County, NC, at age 52. Date Source: Gravestone.
  
  Gravestone has " In memory of Emma M. Regan, wife of Joseph Regan, born Jan 31st 1842, died July 10th 1894. She died as she lived, trusting in God."
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Robeson County, NC. Regan United Methodist Church Cemetery..

Parents:

Joseph Neal Regan 'Joe'

Front Row (L to R): Mary Ella Regan, Evelyn Elmyra Regan, Emma Wyche Regan, Lloyd Pate Regan, Annie Neal Regan.
Back Row: Joseph Neal Regan, Joe Anna [Pate] Regan.

Gravestone

• Biography*: Name Source: Marriage Record.
  
  Note, Source: Betty Jo Seals Caid: Joe Neal Regan was a farmer who spent much of his time fox hunting and raising turkeys. There are photographs of him with his hounds, but no known pictures of him in his fox hunting attire, which he was known to wear for the events that sometimes lasted for days. After their 5 children grew up and moved away, he and Joe separated and he lived in St. Pauls, NC near his sister Mae Rozier for a while, with daughter Mary Ella in Parkton, NC, daughter Emma in Charlotte, NC, and probably other locations where he found work during the Great Depression. He helped build barracks at Fort Bragg, NC in preparation for the massive military buildup of soldiers arriving to train for action in WWII.
  
  Obituary
  Virginia Brooks Putnam (Gennie) of Durham, NC passed away August 16, 2022 at the age of 81.
  She was born to the late Leland and Thelma Brooks on March 20, 1941 in Hamlet, NC. Gennie graduated from Hamlet High School and later received her nursing degree from Hamlet Nursing School. She married the late Dr. Robert Polk (Bobby), also from Hamlet in 1962 and eventually settled in Laurinburg, NC, where they lived until 1990.
  In 2004, Gennie reconnected with and married former high school friend (late) Richard Putnam of Hamlet.
  Gennie is survived by her beloved three “boys”: Rob Polk (Sherry) of LaGrange, GA, Brooks Polk of Red Springs, NC, and Brian Polk (Wendy) of Carrboro, NC. She is also survived by six grandchildren: Emily and Robert Polk, Saige, Knox and Cullen Polk, and Emery Polk.
  Gennie had a long career as a nurse in various capacities, and ultimately retired in 2003 from a career in nursing home inspections for the state of North Carolina. In addition to serving in the nursing field, Gennie gave much of her time to help establish the Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill, which opened in 1988.
  Gennie had many hobbies and interests including cooking, decorating, birds and gardening. She volunteered at the boys’ schools and scouts and belonged to many service and social organizations. She was an active member of First Presbyterian Church Laurinburg. Gennie was a gracious and open hostess; always welcoming all (friends, family, and pets!)to her home unreservedly. She just laughed when her grand-dog stole the leg right off the Thanksgiving turkey. She was generous and fierce and very funny.
  Above all, Gennie loved her family; her parents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, nieces and nephews. Her children and grandchildren meant more to her than anything, and she devoted her life to showing that love.
  Funeral arrangements will be announced at later date.
  Harrington Funeral Home & Crematory is serving the Putnam family.
  Online condolences may be made at www.harringtonfuneralhome.com
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• Birth*: Joseph was born on 10 May 1871 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC. Date Source: Gravestone..
• Residence: He lived in 1880 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC, 1880 Census, living with parents, listed as Joseph Neill Regan.
• Marriage*: He married Joe Anna Pate, daughter of James Pate and Elmira Ann Butler, on 26 Nov 1896 at Grays Creek, Cumberland County, NC.
• Residence*: Joseph Neal Regan 'Joe' lived at St. Pauls, NC.
• Death*: Joseph died on 27 Oct 1949 at Hamlet, Richmond County, NC, at age 78. Date Source: Gravestone.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Fayetteville, Cumberland County, NC. Gray's Creek Township, Cape Fear Baptist Church Cemetery.
  
  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/57695019/joe-neal-regan.

Parents:

Joe Anna Pate¹

Joe [Pate] Regan.

Gravestone

Front Row (L to R): Mary Ella Regan, Evelyn Elmyra Regan, Emma Wyche Regan, Lloyd Pate Regan, Annie Neal Regan.
Back Row: Joseph Neal Regan, Joe Anna [Pate] Regan.

• Biography*: Notes, Source: Betty Jo Seals Caid - Joe Anna Pate Regan took great pride in her canned fruits, vegetables and preserves and won many ribbons entering in county fairs. A very thrifty and modest woman. Her family, the Pates of Gray's Creek in Cumberland County, NC, were farmers and landowners whose descendants are still prominent in that area.
• Birth*: Joe was born at Gray's Creek on 4 Jul 1875 at Fayetteville, Cumberland County, NC. Date Source: Gravestone..
• Marriage*: She married Joseph Neal Regan 'Joe', son of Joseph Regan , III and Emmaline Matilda McGeachy 'Emma', on 26 Nov 1896 at Grays Creek, Cumberland County, NC.
• Death*: Joe died on 29 Apr 1963 at Hope Mills, Cumberland County, NC, at age 87. Date Source: Gravestone.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Gray's Creek at Fayetteville, Cumberland County, NC. Cape Fear Baptist Church Cemetery.
  
  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/57695018/joe-anna-regan.

Parents:

Mary Ella Regan 'Mary Ella'

Mary [Regan] Seals and Betty Jo Seals.

Emma Regan, Annie Regan, Mary Ella Regan, and Evelyn Regan

Front Row (L to R): Mary Ella Regan, Evelyn Elmyra Regan, Emma Wyche Regan, Lloyd Pate Regan, Annie Neal Regan.
Back Row: Joseph Neal Regan, Joe Anna [Pate] Regan.

• Biography*: Note, Source: Betty Jo Seals Caid -
  Mary Ella moved to Fayetteville, NC in 1941 with 4 children following separation from Bert. She and her four children lived at 411 Ramsey Street, corner of Green, Rowan, and Grove Streets. She was an expert seamstress, having made all of her family's clothes and sewed for Joe Sugar's Store in St. Pauls, NC before moving to Fayetteville, NC. Hired in 1941 by Verne the Tailor at Fort Bragg, NC, she soon went to work for the US Government at Pope Army Airfield which became Pope Air Force Base when the US Air Force was created on 18 Sep., 1947. Pope AFB then became home to Headquarters, Ninth Air Force, before it was moved to SC about 1954 and an Air Force Troop Carrier Wing arrived to support Army airborne units. Mary Ella supervised dozens of women packing and repairing parachutes for the Army Air Corps during WWII and continued that work after the war for Airborne units at Fort Bragg, NC. In Jul. 1952, Mary Ella received awards from the US Air Force for her inventions which increased the efficiency of packing and repairing parachutes. Many of her tools and a prototype of one invention are still on hand.
  Upon becoming a Civil Servant employee at Pope AF Base, she and her two daughters moved to Honeycutt Place (52 Hull Road), a military housing development for Army and Air Force officers and civil service personnel. Fayetteville Technical Community College now occupies the land where Honeycutt Place once stood. They lived in Honeycutt for about 12 years at which time Mary Ella had a home built at the end of Cain Road on Pamalee Drive. Her two sons joined the war effort before she moved to Honeycutt Place.
  Mary Ella was an innovator -- an intelligent, joyful, and generous lady who died too soon of cancer (Multiple Myeloma). She married Herman Thompson on 22 Mar., 1958 in Dillon, SC approximately 2 years before her death.
  
  Note, Source: Deborah Jean [Britt] Hoffer -
  She 'met' Murphy Townsend.
  An excellent seamstress, she worked for Joe Sugar's store in St. Pauls, NC before moving in 1941 to Fayetteville, NC. She then worked for Verne the tailor at Fort Bragg, NC. Finally, she worked in the Civil Service, packing parachutes at Pope Field, NC (now Pope Air Force Base). She supervised dozens of women packing parachutes for the 82nd Airborne Division throughout WWII.
  As related to me by my mother, Emma Jean Seals, I was told that Joe Anna Regan, my great-grandmother, did not like her daughter, Mary Ella, at all because she weighed more than 16 lbs when she was born. I was told that Mary Ella led a very difficult life because of this, and especially when it was discovered that she was pregnant out of wedlock. During her pregnancy, when visitors came to their home, Mary Ella was sent to her bedroom so she could not be seen in her condition. If time did not allow her to escape to her room, she was made to stand behind a door, out of sight of the visitors, often for very long periods of time.
  The father of her child wanted to marry her, but her mother refused to allow it. She soon, however, married Bert Seals and his name was entered on the child's birth certificate as being the father. Whether this was done by Mary Ella upon her mother's order or whether it was done by her mother herself is uncertain. The child was taken in infancy by two male family members and given up for adoption.
• Birth*: Mary was born on 29 Aug 1899 at Howellsville, Robeson County, NC. Date Source: From headstone inscription..
• Marriage*: She married Bertie Carlon Seals 'Bert' 'Bertie', son of John Wesley Seals and Theodocia Esther Marlin 'Docia', on 8 Jan 1921 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC.
• Divorce*: Mary Ella Regan 'Mary Ella' and Bertie Carlon Seals 'Bert' 'Bertie' were divorced.
• Residence*: Mary Ella Regan 'Mary Ella' lived at Parkton, NC.
• Residence: She lived in 1941 at Fayetteville, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Herman Thompson on 22 Mar 1958 at Dillon, SC; No children.
• Death*: Mary died on 4 Jul 1960 at Hamlet, Richmond County, NC, at age 60. Date Source: Gravestone.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC. Ten Mile Baptist Church.

Parents:

Bertie Carlon Seals 'Bert' 'Bertie'¹

Gravestone

Bert Seals

• Biography*: Notes, Source: Betty Jo Seals Caid -
  Bert was a farmer and a carpenter who had a natural talent for playing almost any musical instrument by ear -- guitar, banjo, piano, and harmonica. He served with the US Army during WW I as a Sergeant with Company L, 12th Infantry, prior to his marriage to Mary Ella in Jan., 1921. Worked as a carpenter at Fort Bragg when the fort was preparing for massive troop build-up at the beginning of WW II. He never married again.
  
  Gravestone Inscription:
  NORTH CAROLINA
  SGT CO L 12 INFANTRY
  WORLD WAR I.
• Birth*: Bertie was born on 17 Nov 1891 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC. Date Source: Gravestone..
• Marriage*: He married Mary Ella Regan 'Mary Ella', daughter of Joseph Neal Regan 'Joe' and Joe Anna Pate, on 8 Jan 1921 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC.
• Residence*: Bertie Carlon Seals 'Bert' 'Bertie' lived at Robeson County, NC.
• Divorce*: He and Mary Ella Regan 'Mary Ella' were divorced.
• Death*: Bertie died on 24 Apr 1956 at VA Hospital, Fayetteville, Cumberland County, NC, at age 64. Date Source: Gravestone.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC. Ten Mile Baptist Church Cemetery.

Parents:

Henry J. Musselwhite

• Biography*: Name Source: Jean Moore, Indiv.# 108765.
• Birth*: Henry was born on 6 Mar 1839 at Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Regan, daughter of Ralph Regan , Sr. and Elizabeth Musselwhite, on 29 Nov 1866 at Robeson County, NC.
• Death*: Henry died on 5 Mar 1918 at Robeson County, NC, at age 78. Date Source: Gravestone..
• Burial*: His body was buried at Robeson County, NC. On the old Oscar Musselwhite's Farm, just west of Regan United Methodist Church, east of Lumberton..

Parents:

Jesse Harrell , Sr.

• Biography*: Jesse was of Bertie County, NC.
       
  1784
  Jesse is listed in the Tax List of 1784 for Bladen County, NC.
  
  1791.
  Jesse was living in Saddletree, Robeson County, NC in 1791.
• Birth*: Jesse was born circa 1744.
• Marriage*: He married Olive ?? circa 1768.
• Death*: Jesse died in 1810 at Robeson County, NC.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

John Harrell

• Birth*: John was born circa 1785.

Parents:

James Fort Harrell

• Birth*: James was born circa 1792.
• Marriage*: He married Ann Jenkins on 13 Feb 1824.

Parents:

Nelly Harrell

• Birth*: Nelly was born circa 1793.

Parents:

Charity Harrell

• Birth*: Charity was born circa 1794.

Parents:

Mary Harrell

• Birth*: Mary was born circa 1796.

Parents:

Elisha Harrell

• Biography*: Occupation: Farmer.
  
  Returned to Robeson County, NC from Marion County, NC in 1858.
  
  Circa 1864.
  He was in the Civil War, C.S.A., NC Volunteers, 51st Reg, from 12 Mar 1862 to 23 May 1863.
  
  Lived in Lumberton, NC.
• Birth*: Elisha was born in 1816 at Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Katherine Carmichael on 2 Apr 1840 at Marion County, SC.
• Residence*: He resided circa 1857 at Marion County, SC.
• Divorce*: Elisha was divorced from Katherine Carmichael at TX circa 1860.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Jane Smith, daughter of William James Smith , Sr. and Sarah P. Regan, on 9 Oct 1866.
• Death*: Elisha died in 1873 at Robeson County, NC.

Parents:

Katherine Carmichael

• Birth*: Katherine was born at SC.
• Marriage*: She married Elisha Harrell, son of Hardy H. Harrell and Sarah McDuffie, on 2 Apr 1840 at Marion County, SC.
• Residence*: She resided at Gonzales County, TX.
• Divorce*: Katherine was divorced from Elisha Harrell at TX circa 1860.
• Death*: Katherine died at TX.

Daniel Harrell

• Biography*: Letter from Willie H. Humphrey to J. W. Humphrey [Indv. Record #1342] 7 Apr., 1879. Daniel is mentioned in his nephew's letter. See William Humphrey [Indv. Record #1400].
• Birth*: Daniel was born in 1820.
• Marriage*: He married Louisa Louise? Townsend on 12 Feb 1842.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Carlisle 'Betsy' on 17 Dec 1878.
• Death*: Daniel died in 1889.

Parents:

Louisa Louise? Townsend

• Birth*: Louisa was born.
• Marriage*: She married Daniel Harrell, son of Hardy H. Harrell and Sarah McDuffie, on 12 Feb 1842.

Elizabeth Carlisle 'Betsy'

• Birth*: Elizabeth was born in 1823.
• Marriage*: She married Daniel Harrell, son of Hardy H. Harrell and Sarah McDuffie, on 17 Dec 1878.

Joseph F. Harrell 'Joe'

• Biography*: Letter to J. W. Humphrey from Willie H. Humphrey. 25 Jan., 1889. Joe is mentioned in his nephew's letter. See William Humphrey [Indv. Record #1400].
  
  Moved from NC to SC.
• Birth*: Joseph was born in 1829.

Parents:

Hugh Wesley Harrell

• Biography*: Letter to J. W. Humphrey from Willie H. Humphrey. 25 Jan., 1889. Hugh is mentioned in his nephew's letter. See William Humphrey [Indv. Record #1400].
• Birth*: Hugh was born on 14 Feb 1824 at Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Ann Carlisle, daughter of James Carlisle or Carlyle, Sr. and Nancy Shanks, on 25 Dec 1851.
• Death*: Hugh died on 21 Oct 1892 at Robeson County, NC, at age 68. Will dated 10 Sep., 1883.
• Burial*: His body was buried at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC. Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Parents:

Mary Ann Carlisle

• Birth*: Mary was born on 15 Mar 1832 at Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Hugh Wesley Harrell, son of Hardy H. Harrell and Sarah McDuffie, on 25 Dec 1851.
• Death*: Mary died on 12 Dec 1902 at Robeson County, NC, at age 70.

Parents:

Margarett Margaret? James Harrell

• Birth*: Margarett was born in 1823.
• Marriage*: She married John Carmichael.
• Death*: Margarett died in 1882 at Thompsonville, TX.

Parents:

Zur Austin Leonard

• Birth*: Zur was born on 21 Jun 1908 at Reidsville, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Maggie Mazelle Kiser on 1 Mar 1940.
• Death*: Zur died on 6 Jan 1982 at age 73.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

Mary Ann Harrell

• Birth*: Mary was born on 11 Feb 1841.
• Residence*: She resided at Gonzales County, TX.

Parents:

Malinda Ann Harrell

• Birth*: Malinda was born on 21 Jul 1842.
• Marriage*: She married James Brewer.
• Residence*: She resided at Gonzales County, TX.

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John Carmichael Harrell

Gravestone

• Biography*: Occupation: Farmer.
• Birth*: John was born on 24 Jul 1844 at NC.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Caldwell Biggs, daughter of Joseph Biggs and Elizabeth Davis, on 4 Feb 1874.
• Death*: John died on 3 May 1917 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC, at age 72.
• Burial*: His body was buried on 4 May 1917 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC. Biggs-Harrell Cemetery, intersection of state roads 1772 and 1758..

Parents:

Sarah Margreate Harrell

• Birth*: Sarah was born on 8 Aug 1847.
• Death*: Sarah died on 14 Jun 1853 at age 5.

Parents:

Warren McDuffie Harrell

• Biography*: Lived in Fayette County in 1874.
  
  Letter to Jos. W. Humphrey from James S. Humphrey. 12 Jun., 1875. Letter mentions Warren Harrell and his address as -ister-- Fayette County in 1874. See James Humphrey [Indv #1345].
• Birth*: Warren was born on 14 Jan 1850.
• Residence*: He resided at Gonzales County, TX.

Parents:

Duncan Braddy? Brady Harrell (twin)

• Biography*: Went to Texas.
• Birth*: Duncan was born on 27 Mar 1852.
• Living*: Duncan participated in the Living event at Gonzales County, TX.
• Death*: Duncan died on 1 Dec 1924 at Smithville, TX, at age 72.

Parents:

Neal Neil? McCale Harrell (twin)

• Biography*: Went to Texas.
• Birth*: Neal was born on 27 Mar 1852.
• Residence*: He resided at Gonzales County, TX.
• Death*: Neal died on 4 Dec 1920 at Smithville, TX, at age 68.

Parents:

Pharaba Victoria Harrell

• Birth*: Pharaba was born on 8 May 1854.
• Residence*: She resided at Gonzales County, TX.

Parents:

Leonary Huggins Harrell

• Birth*: Leonary was born on 22 Feb 1848.

Parents:

Dugal Albert Harrell

• Birth*: Dugal was born on 29 Sep 1856.
• Residence*: He resided at Gonzales County, TX.

Parents:

Olive ??

• Birth*: Olive was born circa 1747.
• Marriage*: She married Jesse Harrell , Sr., son of John Harrell , Jr. and Mary Williams, circa 1768.

Hezekiah Harrell

• Birth*: Hezekiah was born say 1769.
• Death*: Hezekiah died.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

Jesse Harrell , Jr.

• Birth*: Jesse was born say 1771.
• Death*: Jesse died.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

Skinner Harrell

• Birth*: Skinner was born say 1779.
• Death*: Skinner died.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

Druscilla Harrell

• Birth*: Druscilla was born say 1775.
• Death*: Druscilla died.
• Burial*: Her body was buried.

Parents:

Elizabeth Harrell

• Birth*: Elizabeth was born say 1773.
• Death*: Elizabeth died.
• Burial*: Her body was buried.

Parents:

Sarah Harrell

• Birth*: Sarah was born say 1777.
• Death*: Sarah died.
• Burial*: Her body was buried.

Parents:

David Harrell

• Birth*: David was born say 1781.
• Death*: David died.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

Elizabeth Caldwell Biggs

Gravestone

• Birth*: Elizabeth was born on 29 May 1851 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married John Carmichael Harrell, son of Elisha Harrell and Katherine Carmichael, on 4 Feb 1874.
• Death*: Elizabeth died on 12 Mar 1935 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC, at age 83.
• Burial*: Her body was buried on 13 Mar 1935 at St. Pauls, Robeson County, NC. Biggs-Harrell Cemetery, intersection of state roads 1772 and 1758..

Parents:

Joseph Biggs

• Birth*: Joseph was born on 1 Feb 1805 at NC.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Davis circa 1826.
• Death*: Joseph died.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Elizabeth Davis

• Birth*: Elizabeth was born on 6 Aug 1805 at NC.
• Marriage*: She married Joseph Biggs circa 1826.
• Death*: Elizabeth died.
• Burial*: Her body was buried.

William Hardy Humphrey 'Willie'

• Biography*: Occupation: Teacher and farmer.
  
  7 APR., 1879.
  Letter from Willie H. Humphrey to J. W. Humphrey [Indv. Record #1342] The letter reads as follows:
  
  April 7th A.D. 1879
       
  Mr. J. W. Humphrey, Dear Brother:
       
  Your welcome favor of 4 Ult. came to hand in due time and was anxiously read -- you cannot imagine the pleasure it affords us to receive intelligence from you, and especially after a long silence -- and besides you have happened to so many misfortunes since you left us -- we shall be anxious about you until we hear from you again because of so many sick out there.
  
  Suppose you are assessing now, well, I should think that a very pleasant, responsible occupation. I might have written sooner but mt leisure hours are filled with patching gear, fixing tools, picking or culling corn, reading, etc...being that I am a jack at all trades. How are your friends? we have been having some very cold weather. I think fruit is destroyed. Polly Ann Glover married Arch Baxley, he (Watts) is well respected in his neighborhood -- Mercer neighborhood. Uncle Daniel [Harrell] [Indv Record #1371] and Aunt are living at his place -- her place was only hers during her life or widowhood -- it has been sold. Dr. Rozier bought. I think he paid $1.77 per acre.
  
  Do not be troubled about what you owe me own your taxes -- my average expenses during the year, for my own person do not exceed $10. I have this though bought a watch which costs me $15.25 and a bridle and saddle $65.00 making a total of $80.25 -- and now I only owe $3.65 and no hurry about that. There is no danger of Father's neglecting your taxes but if he should I will promise you that I will try to see that it runs to no cost. Twenty three more days and I shall be subject to taxation. James [Indv. Record #1345] is having timber hewed to build -- though I do not know how soon his notion will change and he will be in for something else. We are not done planting corn but expect to finish this week -- are not going to plant much cotton this year -- depend chiefly on corn, potatoes, wheat, rice, and oats.
  
  The Sinhharv case of which I suppose you read in the Robesonian, was postponed till next court. Our last Legislature did a great deal of very good legislation but fully as much of useless stuff as might have been expected of a body so badly mixed.
  
  It is a very sad subject on which to meditate seriously, that you are so far away from any of us and sickness prevailing, probably if you were to be confined we would never hear from you, or if at all, not in a month -- now I know how it is with any person away off from their people, many a time they would defer writing, when this is the time most of all that they want to hear often.
  
  This section has been for the past twelve months more unhealthful than for many years. Father has paid more Dr.'s bills than for several years and yet there has not been a doctor in the house -- do not suppose the bill was more than $5.00. Mother seems to be somewhat rheumatic, still the rest are in common health.
  
  We had a campaign about two months ago caused by the death of the Clerk of Superior Court (H. B. Regan) it being the duty of the judge to appoint, there were strong petitions sent up by 6 or 7 men if no more and it is even said that one or two men were applying before the vacancy occurred while Mr. Regan was on his death bed -- and now they say the appointment is not legal. Dr. William A. Dick of Lumberton died about two weeks ago.
  
  Dr. Williams has gone into mercantile and turpentine business again, well it does seem that Dr. wants to get along -- but is poor manager. Least I weary you I will close. They are hurrying me to go to bed and it is past time. Write soon to your affectionate brother.
  
  W. H. Humphrey
       
  25 JAN., 1889. Letter from Willie H. Humphrey to J. W. Humphrey. [Indv. Record #1342] The letter reads as follows:
       
  Lumberton, NC Jan. 25, 1889
       
  Dear Bro.,
       
  Yours of 7th Inst. to hand sometime ago and merited an answer ere this, and but for such want of time I should have written before. I am teaching at a distance of four miles from home and have enrolled 35 students which keeps one pretty busy at school, then I have been doing a good deal of Magisterial work recently, besides trying to over look my domestic affairs and giving all the aid I could, when necessary to mother and the girls. We have not got mother off to the Asylum yet, as we hoped that she would recover her reason after a little time and as it required some time to go through the routine of getting admittance.
       
  I think we will get her off about the middle of next week -- I suppose we will have to pay for transportation and furnish clothing, etc. but I think her board and treatment will be met by public expense. We will not call on you for any help yet as we think we can bear it a little while and we hope she will be returning to us soon fully recovered. I have never done much on what you required of me ("i.e. to use one half of the balance on note to make Father's and Mother's burden lighter, etc.") because I have had nothing to spare and for the reason that Father told me not to, till we would see if they would need it more when older and more feeble. He said that it was certainly very kind of you but that he preferred that I would not let Mother or the rest of the family know about it; I have let them know now thinking it best. I am thinking now of trying to borrow the money now on my credit and apply it in defraying her "out-lay" expenses while the rest of us give her the personal attention otherwise. Would that be consistent with your desires? She says she wants to go to the asylum but we cannot tell whether there is any sincerity in the assertion or not, but apprehend that when the time comes she will have to be carried by force -- one of us boys will accompany her -- her general health is very good now it seems -- better than before she lost her reason. I think there is not so much violence about her as there was before. I will try to keep you posted about her. So much for Mother. ____Well, Brother, I am sorry that you have not kept up your Church relations -- you are very dear to us all. We are all members of the Methodist Church and so far as I can judge are living consistent with such obligation or as near so as depraved human beings generally do. As for the christian evidences of the rest I am not able to say -- can say for myself that mine are not as bright as I would like nor as I used to think a person must be to be a Christian but i have some evidences and I feel an ardent desire for the success of the church of all religious denominations and for the salvation of my own soul and those of others especially those who are near and dear by the ties of nature. I do not think that Father had the least idea but you were working member of the Presbyterian church. As you know it was his custom to hold family worship morning and evening and although very devout did not often deviate from his regular form of phraseology. When you wrote him that you had joined the Presbyterian church you also wrote him to "Remember you at th Throne" and I don't remember ever hearing him pray in the family after that when he didn't say and "Grant with us to remember or bless the absent one or ones of this family, etc." I do not think that he or any of the rest ever looked upon you as "Prodigal" as you say, -- All are and were always glad to hear from you and always manifest a deep interest in you. When we, any of us, receive the Rains County Record the first thing is to search eagerly to find if there is anything about you. If we fail to find anything about you the paper is often laid down and not read as there is nothing incentive to us in it. I mention these things simply to show you that there is ever an abiding interest in you at home. Of course we would like to have you here with us and believe that with your energy, economy and zeal that it might be as well for you here. I have tried to pray for you every day, often many times a day since you wrote and by the Grace of God will continue so to do. It is not necessary for me to cite you to any of the precious passages of Scripture for out encouragement as you are doubtless more conversant with the Bible than I, but I will say there is great consolation and comfort for me in the Truth that while I am a great sinner, Christ is a greater saviour and that my sins though great, cannot surpass the Power and Glory of His Grace. \par \tab I am glad to know that you again have the honor of representing your District in the Legislature. Would say that against my earnest protest my name was used in our last convention for representative. I don't know as I would have objected though if I had not thought my chance for nomination for Reg. of Deeds, good; and I was next to the foremost candidate and even beat him one ballot or received a plurality of ballots cast.
       
  Later, Feb. 4th, 1889
       
  I got broken off from finishing my letter to you and so I concluded to wait till Brothers J. S. [James Simpson Humphrey] [Indv. Record #1345] and F. P. [Franklin Pierce Humphrey] [Indv. Record #1401] would return from the Asylum, where they went to carry Mother -- they have returned and the news is very satisfactory. I borrowed the amount necessary to carry her ($16.75) from Uncle Hugh [Hugh W. Harrell] [Indv. Record #1375] -- we had the presence of Uncle Joe [Joseph F. Harrell] [Indv. Record #1374] in getting her off. I think Mother will be back before many months all right or at least I have a strong hope to this effect. The girls Mary [Indv. Record #1338] and Catherine Ann [Indv. Record #1402] will remain at the old homestead -- have hired a boy to farm for them.
       
  I intended to say in regard to Father that his life seemed to grow more sweet as long as he lived, but still he never did intimate that he wanted any of us to stay on there; neither did he ever say that he wished to be done with his effects, although I believe he thought his race was nearly run.
       
  We buried him plainly and decently on the old place not more than 70 yards up the hill from the West end of a little ditch that you had cut down beside the drop.
       
  Would like to write a great deal more but time is short.
       
  Write soon to your affectionate brother.
       
  Willie H. Humphrey
       
  From a newspaper clipping. c1900.
       
  Hon. W. H. Humphrey
       
  In the front rank of those who redeemed Robeson from the hands of the fusionist in November last, stands Willie H. Humphrey, the efficient Clerk of the Court.
       
  His 667 majority was a marvelous victory, when we consider that the fusion majority in 1896 was 1500 and that his opponent was one of Butler's chief lieutenants and one of the shrewdest of politicians.
       
  His father, Alex Humphrey, was one of the commissioners who "held Robeson and saved the state" in the dark days of the seventies.
       
  He is a successful farmer and has been for many years one of the leading teachers in the common schools of the county. we are pleased to present to our readers the picture of a man who is one of Robeson's best and truest citizens, but a representative of the highest type of Christian manhood.
       
  He is 41 years old, of Democratic ancestry, and has never ceased to champion the principles of democracy.
  
  lived in Lumberton, NC in 1938.
• Birth*: William was born on 30 Apr 1858.
• Marriage*: He married Lucy Ann Caledonia Smith, daughter of John G. Smith and Martha Byrd, circa 1885.
• Death*: William died on 22 Nov 1940 at age 82.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Lumberton, Robeson County, NC. Meadowbrook Cemetery.

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