Scott Trimble
Male, #15969
David Trimble
Male, #15970
Dave Ellison
Male, #15971
Lynn Ellison
Male, #15972
Martin Sherry
Male, #15973
Nancy Grace Johnson
Female, #15974
Norman Parker Gray
Male, #15975, (30 April 1938 - 4 September 1989)
| Birth* | 30 Apr 1938 | Norman was born at Bremen, Haralson Co., Georgia, on 30 Apr 1938. |
| Employment* | | Norman's occupation: Delta Airlines. |
| Death* | 4 Sep 1989 | He died at Union City, Fulton Co., Georgia, on 4 Sep 1989. |
| Burial* | 5 Sep 1989 | His body was interred on 5 Sep 1989 at Allen-Lee Cemetery, Lone Oak, Meriwether Co., Georgia. |
| Biography* | | The following obituary is from The Hogansville Herald for Thursday, 7 Sep 1989: Mr. Norman Gray Mr. Norman P. Gray, 51, of the Lone Oak Community of Meriwether County, died Monday, September 4, in the Southwest Christian Hospice in Union City. The funeral service was conducted Tuesday afternoon, September 5, at the Allen-Lee Memorial United Methodist Church in Lone Oak. The Reverend Dixie H. Cummings and Mr. Neal Tant officiated and interment was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Pete Johnson, Fred Willingham, R.E. Nelson, Dick Carson, Richard Lofton, George Summa, McKay Mayfield, and Mac Stephens. Mr. Gray was born April 30, 1938, in Breman, and was a graduate of West Georgia College in Carrollton. He had made his home in Lone Oak for the past five years and previously lived in Fayetteville for many years. He was a member of the Allen-Lee Memorial United Methodist Church, where he served as chairman of the official board, was a member of the Men's Club, and taught the Young Adult Sunday School class. Mr. Gray served five years on the Fayette County Board of Education and was presently serving on the Meriwether County Board of Registrars. He was an employee of Delta Airlines with 29 years service. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nancy Grace Johnson Gray of Lone Oak; one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Sykes of Hogansville; two sons, Warren Gray and John Gray, both of Newnan; his parents, the Reverend and Mrs. W.D. Gray of Mableton; one sister, Mrs. Hannah Haire of Charaw [Cheraw?], S.C; and two grandchildren, Kody Gray of Newnan and Phillip Sykes of Hogansville. The Claude A. McKibben and Sons Funeral Home of Hogansville was in charge of the arrangements. |
Rosalind Culpepper Johnson
Female, #15976
Thomas Florence Johnson
Male, #15977, (13 November 1942 - 13 November 1942)
Citations
- Eleanor Herring Culpepper, History of Allen-Lee Memorial Methodist Church, LaGrange, GA: Family Tree, 1987.
p 51.
George Warren Johnson Jr.
Male, #15978, (21 April 1945 - 18 November 2006)
| Birth* | 21 Apr 1945 | George was born on 21 Apr 1945. |
| | He was the son of George Warren Johnson and Florence Virginia Culpepper. |
| Residence* | 1978 | George resided at Dothan, Houston Co., Alabama, in 1978. |
| Biography* | | Mrs. Eleanor Culpepper Willingham wrote in a 28 Sep 1987 letter that George Warren Johnson, Jr. is known as "Bill." He has not married. |
| Death* | 18 Nov 2006 | He died at Duluth, Gwinnett Co., Georgia, on 18 Nov 2006. George W. (Bill) Johnson, Jr., 61, of Duluth, died Saturday, Nov. 18 at Peachtree Christian Hospice in Duluth, following an illness of several months. A memorial service will be held at 3 p. m., Saturday, Nov. 25 at Charist Church Episcopal, 400 Holcomb Bridge Rd. in Norcross. There will be a celebration in memory of Bill at Nemoe's Restaurant, 6025 Peachtree Parkway in Norcross, following the service. The date of interment at Allen-Lee Cemetery in Lone Oak can be verified with Claude A. McKibben and Sons Funeral Home in Hogansville.
He was born April 21, 1945 in Troup County, son of the late G. Warren Johnson, Sr., and Florence (Culpepper) Johnson. Growing up in Hogansville, he was a member of the First Methodist Church, graduated from Hogansville High School and attended West Georgia College in Carrollton, prior to serving four years in the U. S. Navy. He was an independent building contractor in the metro Atlanta area and most recently supervised the building of offices for Metro Brokers/GMAC Real Estate.
Survivors include his wife, Brenda Waters Johnson of Duluth; sisters, Nancy Gray and Rosalind Edmondson of Lone Oak; several nephews and nieces in Newnan, and close cousin, Eleanor C. Williangham of Lone Oak.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Peachtree Christian Hospice, 3430 Duluth Park Lane, Duluth, GA 30096, Or Allen-Lee Cemetery Fund, 6878 Forrest Road, Grantville GA 30220.
The Claude A. McKibben and Sons Funeral Home of Hogansville was in charge of arrangements..1 |
Citations
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Correspondence from Eleanor Herring Culpepper (Mrs. Albert Marvin Willingham), Grantville, GA, to Lew Griffin, 1976-2004.
James Carlile1
Male, #15981, (say 1730 - 6 December 1770)
| AFN* | | His Ancestral File Number is AFN:1QBG-LGH. |
| Birth* | say 1730 | James was born at Ireland say 1730. |
| Marriage* | | He married Ann Irvin. |
| Death* | 6 Dec 1770 | He died at Long Cane, Ninety Six District, South Carolina, on 6 Dec 1770. |
| Biography* | | In May of 1775 James Carlile received a grant of 400 acres on Long Cane Creek in what is now Abbeville County, South Carolina. It is believed that he was the father of Lt. Francis Carlile and seventeen year old James Carlile who fought in the Battle of Cowpens in the Revolutionary War. The family came from Monaghan County in Ireland to America around 1767 or 1768. Lt. Francis Carlile married Margaret McGill, the younger James Carlile married Margaret Boles in 1783, and a sister, Martha Carlile, married William Boles in 1786 and later moved to Mississippi Territory. James and Margaret Boles Carlile lived near Lowndesville. He died in 1842 and she in the 1850's. Their eleven children included John, born 1784, who married Frances Tucker and is ancestor of the Carlisles who live in western Abbeville County today. Francis, born 1786, who married a Miss Grant; Ann, born 1789, a teacher who never married; James, Jr., born 1791, whose wife was named Elizabeth and who moved to Henry and Cobb Counties in Georgia; Agnes, born 1793, who married Michael Kennedy; Martha, born 1795, who married Johnson Newell; Rev. William Carlile, born 1797, a pioneer Presbyterian minister who married Margaret Saddler; Samuel Y. , born 1799, who married Prudence Ann Cosby; Margaret, born IWO, who married Howard B. Shackleford; Isaac, born 1805, who married Jane Foster Cosby; and Robert, born 1808, who married Margaret Cosby. The Newells, Shacklefords, Francis Carlile and Samuel Y. Carlile all moved in the 1830's to Merriweather County, Georgia. The latter two later moved to Randolph County, Alabama where Samuel Y. Carlile was a County Commissioner during the Civil War. This information was submitted by R. L. Guffin, Jr.. The above appeared in the book Abbeville County Family History: Abbeville, South Carolina edited by J. Greg Carroll in October 1979.
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Ann Irvin
Female, #15982, (say 1733 - )
| Married Name | | Her married name was Carlile. |
| Marriage* | | She married James Carlile. |
| Birth* | say 1733 | Ann was born say 1733. |
James Carlile1
Male, #15983, (23 May 1763 - 9 April 1842)
| AFN* | | His Ancestral File Number is AFN: 1Q8H-H2F. |
| Birth* | 23 May 1763 | James was born at co. Monaghan, Northern Ireland, on 23 May 1763. |
| | He was the son of James Carlile and Ann Irvin. |
| Revolutionary War* | between 1781 and 1783 | He provided service in the American Revolutionary War between 1781 and 1783
(DAR Listing: James Carlile, born 23 May 1763 in Ireland, died 9 Apr 1842 in South Carolina, married Margaret Boles, Private, South Carolina, Soldier Pensioned
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Dwight L. Carlisle, Jr. wrote 1 Apr 1993 to Mrs. B. L. (Mary Hodnett) Craft about an affadavit that James Carlisle had served in the Revolutionary War "and his request which was granted was in the amount of $36.66 per annum. His widow, Margaret, was also granted this stipend after his death, I assume.").2 |
| Marriage* | 15 Sep 1783 | He married Margaret Boles at Ninety Six District, South Carolina, on 15 Sep 1783. |
| Death* | 9 Apr 1842 | He died at Lowndesville, Abbeville District, South Carolina, on 9 Apr 1842. |
| Biography* | | In May of 1775 James Carlile received a grant of 400 acres on Long Cane Creek in what is now Abbeville County, South Carolina. It is believed that he was the father of Lt. Francis Carlile and seventeen year old James Carlile who fought in the Battle of Cowpens in the Revolutionary War. The family came from Monaghan County in Ireland to America around 1767 or 1768. Lt. Francis Carlile married Margaret McGill, the younger James Carlile married Margaret Boles in 1783, and a sister, Martha Carlile, married William Boles in 1786 and later moved to Mississippi Territory.
James and Margaret Boles Carlile lived near Lowndesville. He died in 1842 and she in the 1850's. Their eleven children included John, born 1784, who married Frances Tucker and is ancestor of the Carlisles who live in western Abbeville County today. Francis, born 1786, who married a Miss Grant; Ann, born 1789, a teacher who never married; James, Jr., born 1791, whose wife was named Elizabeth and who moved to Henry and Cobb Counties in Georgia; Agnes, born 1793, who married Michael Kennedy; Martha, born 1795, who married Johnson Newell; Rev. William Carlile, born 1797, a pioneer Presbyterian minister who married Margaret Saddler; Samuel Y. , born 1799, who married Prudence Ann Cosby; Margaret, born IWO, who married Howard B. Shackleford; Isaac, born 1805, who married Jane Foster Cosby; and Robert, born 1808, who married Margaret Cosby.
The Newells, Shacklefords, Francis Carlile and Samuel Y. Carlile all moved in the 1830's to Meriwether County, Georgia. The latter two later moved to Randolph County, Alabama where Samuel Y. Carlile was a County Commissioner during the Civil War.
This information was submitted by R. L. Guffin, Jr.. The above appeared in the book Abbeville County Family History: Abbeville, South Carolina edited by J. Greg Carroll in October 1979. |
Citations
- LDS Church, compiler, Ancestral File, Intellectual Reserve, Inc..
http://www.familysearch.org
AFN: 1Q8H-H2F.
- DAR Patriot Index, Washington, DC: National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, 2003.
Margaret Boles1
Female, #15984, (27 January 1762 - 13 August 1857)