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George Eoff

Male, #33425, (circa 1844 - 16 April 1928)

Birth*circa 1844 George was born circa 1844. 
Civil War*between 1861 and 1865 He served in the War Between the States between 1861 and 1865
(Company D, 2nd Regiment, Arkansas Cavalry).1 
Photographed*May 1902 He and Mary Virginia Dean were photographed in May 1902 at Anson, Jones Co., Texas.
George & Mary Virginia (Dean) Eoff
Marriage*May 1902 He married Mary Virginia Dean at Jones Co., Texas, in May 1902. 
Death*16 Apr 1928 He died at Anson, Jones Co., Texas, on 16 Apr 1928. 

Last Edited 18 Oct 2008

Citations

  1. E-mail from Shirley M. Eoff, e-mail address to Eoff Family Genealogy Forum on Genforum, 9 Sep 2005.

Wesley Summerfield Dean

Male, #33426, (3 September 1849 - 19 July 1933)

FatherJohn Wesley Dean b. 16 Feb 1805, d. 5 Jul 1879
MotherMary Elizabeth Culpepper b. 31 Jul 1811, d. 30 May 1883
Wesley Summerfield Dean|b. 3 Sep 1849\nd. 19 Jul 1933|p2090.htm#i33426|John Wesley Dean|b. 16 Feb 1805\nd. 5 Jul 1879|p2005.htm#i32072|Mary Elizabeth Culpepper|b. 31 Jul 1811\nd. 30 May 1883|p2005.htm#i32071|John Dean|b. circa 1776\nd. 1866|p1074.htm#i17172|Nancy King|b. circa 1783|p1074.htm#i17173|John Culpepper of Randolph Co., AL|b. 1 Oct 1772\nd. 13 May 1855|p1973.htm#i31566|Nancy Gillespie|b. circa 1778\nd. 25 Jul 1848|p1974.htm#i31584|

Birth*3 Sep 1849 Wesley was born at Louina, Randolph Co., Alabama, on 3 Sep 1849. 
 He was the son of John Wesley Dean and Mary Elizabeth Culpepper. 
Residence*1850 Wesley resided at Randolph Co., Alabama, in 1850.1 
Census*24 Sep 1860 He was listed as a resident in the census report at Wesobulga, Randolph Co., Alabama, on 24 Sep 1860. 
Marriage*26 Sep 1871 He married Alliene Alabama Hood at Mellow Valley, Clay Co., Alabama, on 26 Sep 1871. 
1880 Census* Wesley was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at Almond, Randolph Co., Alabama.2 
Photographed*say 1910 He and Alliene Alabama Hood and family were photographed say 1910 at Clay Co., Alabama.
Wesley Summerfield & Alliene (Hood) Dean
Photographed*1932 He was photographed in 1932
Standing: Wesley Summerfield Dean; kneeling: Ruth (Carlisle) Brice holding Forrest "Bo" Brice; Mary Etta (Dean Carlisle holding James Alexander Brice.3
Wesley S. Dean four generations
Death*19 Jul 1933 He died at Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., Florida, on 19 Jul 1933. 
Burial* His body was interred at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., Florida. 
Biography* The 1850 census which is the first after Wesley's birth lists Wesley as having been born in Alabama. The 1860 census gives his place of birth as Georgia. The William L. Carlisle Family Group Sheet based on information from Mrs. S. (Iva Dean) Kennedy, lists Wesley Dean as a carpenter and a Baptist and he was not in the military. 

Family

Alliene Alabama Hood b. 2 Sep 1856, d. 12 Jul 1925
Marriage*26 Sep 1871 He married Alliene Alabama Hood at Mellow Valley, Clay Co., Alabama, on 26 Sep 1871. 
Children

Charts Dean Descendants
Last Edited 29 Jul 2006

Citations

  1. Beat 11 p 385 No. 168 (Wesly 2 AL in hh of John W Dean).
  2. Beat 11 p 7 (Wesley Dean 30 AL GA GA)
    Beat 11 p 7 (Aliene 23 AL GA GA in hh of Wesley Dean).
  3. E-mail from Leesburg, VA Kathryn Ruth Brice, e-mail address, Leesburg, VA to Lew Griffin, 2000-2004.

Alliene Alabama Hood

Female, #33427, (2 September 1856 - 12 July 1925)

FatherWilliam Riley Hood b. s 1834, d. Jun 1863
MotherSarah Elizabeth Miller b. Jan 1836, d. 12 Dec 1897
Alliene Alabama Hood|b. 2 Sep 1856\nd. 12 Jul 1925|p2090.htm#i33427|William Riley Hood|b. say 1834\nd. Jun 1863|p1410.htm#i22558|Sarah Elizabeth Miller|b. Jan 1836\nd. 12 Dec 1897|p1410.htm#i22559|William Hood|b. 10 Dec 1784\nd. 21 Aug 1858|p1411.htm#i22561|Sallie Reeves|b. say 1786|p1411.htm#i22562|William Miller|b. say 1811\nd. Sep 1875|p1411.htm#i22563|Elizabeth Ray|b. 1816\nd. 1902|p1411.htm#i22564|

Birth*2 Sep 1856 Alliene was born at Mellow Valley, Clay Co., Alabama, on 2 Sep 1856. 
 She was the daughter of William Riley Hood and Sarah Elizabeth Miller. 
Marriage*26 Sep 1871 She married Wesley Summerfield Dean at Mellow Valley, Clay Co., Alabama, on 26 Sep 1871. 
Married Name26 Sep 1871  As of 26 Sep 1871, her married name was Dean. 
1880 Census* Alliene was listed as Wesley Summerfield Dean's wife on the 1880 Census at Almond, Randolph Co., Alabama.1 
Photographed*say 1910 She and Wesley Summerfield Dean and family were photographed say 1910 at Clay Co., Alabama.
Wesley Summerfield & Alliene (Hood) Dean
Death*12 Jul 1925 She died at Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., Florida, on 12 Jul 1925. 
Burial* Her body was interred at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Daytona Beach, Volusia Co., Florida. 
Biography* On the William L. Carlisle Family Group Sheet based on information from Mrs. S. (Iva Dean) Kennedy, Alliene was listed as a Baptist. The following appeared in the Birmingham News: Son Initiates Mother An incident extremely unusual and which was very impressive in its nature was the initiation of Mrs. Allyne A. Dean into the mysteries of the Order of Eastern Star at the meeting of Mary Echols Chapter # 125, at Fairview Friday, when the rituals were said by her son, Walter C. Dean, as Worthy Patron with his wife assisting in the office of Conductress. This is said to have been one of the most touching scenes ever witnessed since the organization of the chapter, Mr. Dean paying a lovely tribute to his mother at the beginning of the service. 

Family

Wesley Summerfield Dean b. 3 Sep 1849, d. 19 Jul 1933
Marriage*26 Sep 1871 She married Wesley Summerfield Dean at Mellow Valley, Clay Co., Alabama, on 26 Sep 1871. 
Children

Last Edited 5 Sep 2004

Citations

  1. Beat 11 p 7 (Wesley Dean 30 AL GA GA)
    Beat 11 p 7 (Aliene 23 AL GA GA in hh of Wesley Dean).

Alsey Thomas Dean

Male, #33428, (15 January 1852 - 19 June 1928)

FatherJohn Wesley Dean b. 16 Feb 1805, d. 5 Jul 1879
MotherMary Elizabeth Culpepper b. 31 Jul 1811, d. 30 May 1883
Alsey Thomas Dean|b. 15 Jan 1852\nd. 19 Jun 1928|p2090.htm#i33428|John Wesley Dean|b. 16 Feb 1805\nd. 5 Jul 1879|p2005.htm#i32072|Mary Elizabeth Culpepper|b. 31 Jul 1811\nd. 30 May 1883|p2005.htm#i32071|John Dean|b. circa 1776\nd. 1866|p1074.htm#i17172|Nancy King|b. circa 1783|p1074.htm#i17173|John Culpepper of Randolph Co., AL|b. 1 Oct 1772\nd. 13 May 1855|p1973.htm#i31566|Nancy Gillespie|b. circa 1778\nd. 25 Jul 1848|p1974.htm#i31584|

Birth*15 Jan 1852 Alsey was born at Louina, Randolph Co., Alabama, on 15 Jan 1852. 
 He was the son of John Wesley Dean and Mary Elizabeth Culpepper. 
Residence*1860 Alsey resided at Randolph Co., Alabama, in 1860. 
Marriage*20 Nov 1872 He married Lacy Hudson at Clay Co., Alabama, on 20 Nov 1872. 
Marriage*25 Aug 1878 He married Seletta E. Calloway at Clay Co., Alabama, on 25 Aug 1878.1 
1880 Census* Alsey was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at Coppermine Beat, Clay Co., Alabama.2 
1900 Census* Alsey was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census at Coppermine Beat, Clay Co., Alabama. 
Photographed*Nov 1902 He was photographed in Nov 1902 at Clay Co., Alabama,
Standing left to right: Eugenia (Gennie), Wesley, Izora, and Luther; seated: Alsey Thomas with grandson Otho on his knee, and wife Lettie.3
Alsey Thomas Dean family 1902
Death*19 Jun 1928 He died at Clay Co., Alabama, on 19 Jun 1928. 
Burial* His body was interred at Mineral Springs Methodist Cemetery, Clay Co., Alabama. 
Biography* A twin of Alsey Thomas Dean died as an infant.
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From Sharon Boling: The 1870 Clay Co. Census records the following: Dean, J. W. -- 64 -- Farmer -- Born in Georgia Dean, M. E. -- 50 -- Keeps House -- Born in South Carolina Dean, Martha -- 24 -- Born in Georgia Dean, O. T. - 17 -- Works on farm -- Born in Alabama A. E. (C?) - 13 -- Female -- Born in Alabama Pace, Mary -- 22 -- born in Georgia Pace, G. W. -- 4 -- Male -- born in Alabama All of these were living in the household of J. W. Dean. Supposition leads me to believe that O.T. Dean would be Obry Thomas, later known as Thomas A. or A.T. In a handwritten note, Viola Dean said her father's name was Aubrey Thomas. However, most records, including land grant and marriage records, list him as Alsie (Alsey) T. or Thomas A. The fact is known that Thomas had a sister called Mattie, which could be a derivative of Martha. On his marriage license to Lacy Hudson in 1872, he is listed as T. A. Dean. On his marriage license to Seletta Calloway in 1878, he is listed as A. T. Dean. In a land grant application in 1905, his name is listed as Alsie T. Dean. However, before her death, his daugher Viola wrote that his name was Aubrey (at least that is what it looks like); she also says that he was a twin, although no other record had been found of this by Viola's family. However, the "Culpepper Connections!" indicates that he had a twin who died as an infant.35 ******************** "The State of Alabama Clay County, Probate Court 3 day of September 1892 Viola and Joseph Dean, Minor heirs of Lucy Dean, deceased, Estate of -- This day came A.T. Dean, Guardian of said estate, and filed his statement, accounts, vouchers, and evidence for a final settlement of his adminstration -- It is ordered that the 3rd day of October, 1892, be appointed a day on which to make such settlement, at which time all persons interested can appear and contest the said settlement, if they think proper." 

Family 1

Lacy Hudson b. c 1856, d. 10 Aug 1876
Marriage*20 Nov 1872 He married Lacy Hudson at Clay Co., Alabama, on 20 Nov 1872. 
Children

Family 2

Seletta E. Calloway b. Nov 1847, d. 14 Jan 1929
Marriage*25 Aug 1878 He married Seletta E. Calloway at Clay Co., Alabama, on 25 Aug 1878.1 
Children

Charts Dean Descendants
Last Edited 9 Sep 2005

Citations

  1. No. 130-540 A. T. Dean to S. E. Caloway on August 25 1878 by J. J. Shadix, OM, at residence of bride's father. Bond: A. T. Dean, T. S. Barton and E. W. Caloway.
  2. Coppermine, Clay, Alabama, Source:     FHL Film 1254007 National Archives Film T9-0007 Page 18A.
  3. Melissa O'Brien, compiler, Melissa O'Brien, photo CD, Alsey Thomas Dean family.

Lacy Hudson1

Female, #33429, (circa 1856 - 10 August 1876)

FatherWilliam Kenady Hudson b. s 1825
MotherJeanette Kelly b. s 1827
Lacy Hudson|b. circa 1856\nd. 10 Aug 1876|p2090.htm#i33429|William Kenady Hudson|b. say 1825|p2657.htm#i42502|Jeanette Kelly|b. say 1827|p2657.htm#i42503|||||||||||||

Birth*circa 1856 Lacy was born at Alabama circa 1856. 
 She was the daughter of William Kenady Hudson and Jeanette Kelly. 
Marriage*20 Nov 1872 She married Alsey Thomas Dean at Clay Co., Alabama, on 20 Nov 1872. 
Married Name20 Nov 1872  As of 20 Nov 1872, her married name was Dean. 
Death*10 Aug 1876 She died at Clay Co., Alabama, on 10 Aug 1876. 
Burial* Her body was interred at Mineral Springs Methodist Cemetery, Clay Co., Alabama.2 
Biography* Mrs. Bessie Dean Jones wrote in a 13 May 1981 letter of the death of Lacy Hudson Dean: When Viola [Lacy and Alsey Thomas Dean's daughter] was about 2 years, she and her mother went to the field to pick some beans. They found a small watermelon-sat down under a tree to eat some. A limb fell on the Mother who then crawled to the spring. When they didn't return home the family began to search, found Viola and when questioned she replied "She gone to sp'ing." They found Lacy beside the spring, dead.
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A variant version comes from Sharon Boling: When Viola was about 2, her mother took her and went to the field to pick some peas for dinner. Her dad had gone into town. Sometime during the morning, her mother picked a watermelon and sat down with Viola under a tree. She broke the watermelon open and apparently ate some of it. While she was sitting there resting, a limb fell from the tree. It hit her. She either rolled down the hill after being hit or crawled down the hill trying to get some water. When they found her, her head was either in the mud or the water (according to who is telling the story). Viola was standing on a rock close by, crying. 

Family

Alsey Thomas Dean b. 15 Jan 1852, d. 19 Jun 1928
Marriage*20 Nov 1872 She married Alsey Thomas Dean at Clay Co., Alabama, on 20 Nov 1872. 
Children

Last Edited 14 Aug 2003

Citations

  1. E-mail from Donna Carpenter Cuzze, e-mail address, Mesa, Nevada to Lew Griffin, 2000-2005.
  2. Lacy is buried in an unmarked grave in the plot with A.T. Dean, Mrs. A.T. Dean, and Mat Dean.

Seletta E. Calloway

Female, #33430, (November 1847 - 14 January 1929)

FatherE. W. Calloway b. s 1817
Seletta E. Calloway|b. Nov 1847\nd. 14 Jan 1929|p2090.htm#i33430|E. W. Calloway|b. say 1817|p2657.htm#i42506||||||||||||||||

Birth*Nov 1847 Seletta was born at Georgia in Nov 1847. 
 She was the daughter of E. W. Calloway. 
Marriage*25 Aug 1878 She married Alsey Thomas Dean at Clay Co., Alabama, on 25 Aug 1878.1 
Married Name25 Aug 1878  As of 25 Aug 1878, her married name was Dean. 
1880 Census* Seletta was listed as Alsey Thomas Dean's wife on the 1880 Census at Coppermine Beat, Clay Co., Alabama.2 
1900 Census* Seletta was listed as Alsey Thomas Dean's wife on the 1900 Census at Coppermine Beat, Clay Co., Alabama. 
(Wife) PhotographedNov 1902 Alsey Thomas Dean was photographed in Nov 1902 at Clay Co., Alabama,
Standing left to right: Eugenia (Gennie), Wesley, Izora, and Luther; seated: Alsey Thomas with grandson Otho on his knee, and wife Lettie.3
Alsey Thomas Dean family 1902
Death*14 Jan 1929 She died at Clay Co., Alabama, on 14 Jan 1929. 

Family

Alsey Thomas Dean b. 15 Jan 1852, d. 19 Jun 1928
Marriage*25 Aug 1878 She married Alsey Thomas Dean at Clay Co., Alabama, on 25 Aug 1878.1 
Children

Last Edited 9 Sep 2005

Citations

  1. No. 130-540 A. T. Dean to S. E. Caloway on August 25 1878 by J. J. Shadix, OM, at residence of bride's father. Bond: A. T. Dean, T. S. Barton and E. W. Caloway.
  2. Coppermine, Clay, Alabama, Source:     FHL Film 1254007 National Archives Film T9-0007 Page 18A.
  3. Melissa O'Brien, compiler, Melissa O'Brien, photo CD, Alsey Thomas Dean family.

Irene Catherine Dean

Female, #33431, (2 September 1855 - after 1 April 1930)

FatherJohn Wesley Dean b. 16 Feb 1805, d. 5 Jul 1879
MotherMary Elizabeth Culpepper b. 31 Jul 1811, d. 30 May 1883
Irene Catherine Dean|b. 2 Sep 1855\nd. after 1 Apr 1930|p2090.htm#i33431|John Wesley Dean|b. 16 Feb 1805\nd. 5 Jul 1879|p2005.htm#i32072|Mary Elizabeth Culpepper|b. 31 Jul 1811\nd. 30 May 1883|p2005.htm#i32071|John Dean|b. circa 1776\nd. 1866|p1074.htm#i17172|Nancy King|b. circa 1783|p1074.htm#i17173|John Culpepper of Randolph Co., AL|b. 1 Oct 1772\nd. 13 May 1855|p1973.htm#i31566|Nancy Gillespie|b. circa 1778\nd. 25 Jul 1848|p1974.htm#i31584|

Name-Comm Her common name was Katherine Hamlin. 
Birth*2 Sep 1855 Irene was born at Louina, Randolph Co., Alabama, on 2 Sep 1855. 
 She was the daughter of John Wesley Dean and Mary Elizabeth Culpepper. 
Residence*1860 Irene resided at Wesobulga, Randolph Co., Alabama, in 1860.1 
Census*1880 She was listed as a resident in the census report at Coppermine Beat, Clay Co., Alabama, in 1880. 
Marriage*6 Feb 1881 She married Jacob Washington Hamlin at Clay Co., Alabama, on 6 Feb 1881.2 
Married Name6 Feb 1881  As of 6 Feb 1881, her married name was Hamlin. 
(Mother) 1930 Census1 Apr 1930 Irene was listed as a mother in Robert Arthur Hamlin's household on the 1930 Census at Webster Co., Georgia.3 
Death*after 1 Apr 1930 She died at Webster Co., Georgia, after 1 Apr 1930. 

Family

Jacob Washington Hamlin b. 15 Dec 1858, d. 5 Dec 1896
Marriage*6 Feb 1881 She married Jacob Washington Hamlin at Clay Co., Alabama, on 6 Feb 1881.2 
Children

Charts Dean Descendants
Last Edited 2 Nov 2008

Citations

  1. P 826 No. 1402 (Arena C 5 AL in hh of John W Dean).
  2. No. 486 Jacob W. Hamblin to Irene Dean on February 6 1881, by L. E. Cofield, MG. Bond: Jacob W. Hamlin and Jas. R. Callaway.
  3. 1930 Federal Census, United States.
    Militia District 1093, Webster, Georgia; Roll: 390; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 7; Image: 584.0.
    Name Age
    Arthur Hamlin 31
    Maggie Hamlin 32
    Winifred Hamlin 12
    Willie F Hamlin 11
    Julius Hamlin 8
    Gertrude Hamlin 6
    Katherine Hamlin 74.

Jacob Washington Hamlin

Male, #33432, (15 December 1858 - 5 December 1896)

Birth*15 Dec 1858 Jacob was born on 15 Dec 1858. 
1880 Census* Jacob was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at Clay Co., Alabama.1 
Marriage*6 Feb 1881 He married Irene Catherine Dean at Clay Co., Alabama, on 6 Feb 1881.2 
Death*5 Dec 1896 He died on 5 Dec 1896. 
Biography* There is a question about the name of the husband of Irene Dean. A son was named Joseph Washington Hamlin, Jr. but there is a marriage license in Clay Co., AL (6 Feb 1881) for "Irene Dean" and "Jacob W. Hamlin." It was common in the South for the son of a father with a name that had the same initials to be called "Junior" even if the names them the names themselves were different. So, the name of the senior Hamlin was probably Jacob. 

Family

Irene Catherine Dean b. 2 Sep 1855, d. a 1 Apr 1930
Marriage*6 Feb 1881 He married Irene Catherine Dean at Clay Co., Alabama, on 6 Feb 1881.2 
Children

Last Edited 22 Feb 2002

Citations

  1. FHL Film 1254007 National Archives Film T9-0007 Page 106C, in household of Charles J. and Sarah J. Rasco.
  2. No. 486 Jacob W. Hamblin to Irene Dean on February 6 1881, by L. E. Cofield, MG. Bond: Jacob W. Hamlin and Jas. R. Callaway.