Genealogy Data Page 934 (Notes Pages)

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William Eddie Gregory [Male] b. 5 FEB 1901 Smith Co., TN - d. 20 DEC 1943 Nashville, Davidson Co., TN

Fleeta Howser Married Eddie Gregory 13 May 1920 in Macon Tn. Daughter of Wade Howard Howser and Minerva E Blankenship - FIndaGrave

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Thanks to Sue Gregory for Parent links and information below.

John Stanton Gregory, b. 09 Apr 1900, Pleasant Shade, Smith, TN and d. 18 Jun 1957, same. Son of William Newton "Willie" Gregory and Laura Alice (Nixon) Gregory.

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Susan Elizabeth Payne b. Jun 11, 1853 d. Feb 26, 1927 was the wife of
Alexander Gregory. She was the daughter of William J. Payne and Martha
Thornton Garrett, both born in Buckingham Co, Virginia.
Obit:
Mrs. Susie Gregory, residing near Pleasant Shade, died at one o'clock Sunday afternoon after having been in ill health for some time. She fell last summer injuring her head severely and during her last illness complained frequently of an aching head. However, she was prostrated by sudden death of her son Louis Gregory, who was shot to death by a federal prohibition officer early last November, and steadily declined in strength until the end. She was in her 74th year and leaves her husband Alex J. Gregory; three sons, William, Same and Paul Gregory, all residing near Pleasant Shade; three daughters, Mrs. Mattie Stone, wife of the Rev. A. C. Stone; and Mrs. Walter Chambers, both of Pleasant Shade; and Mrs. Louis Clariday, Dixon Springs; and one brother, John Payne, Bradentown, Fla. She wa a native of the County, having been born and reared near Riddleton.

Burial was made at three o'clock Monday afternoon in the family graveyard at the home, after memorial services conducted by the writer in presence of friends and relatives. SHe was converted about 62 years ago and united with Dixon Creek Baptist Church later transfering her membership to Mt. Tabor Baptist church.

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Some spell name Louis Gregory.

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Matilda Grissom born allegedly in Van Buren, Hardeman County, TN
She is the daughter of William Grissom and Eva Rhodes.
Thanks to John Hardester #47878934 for this info.

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Martha w/o John Gregory
Birth year of 1883 is estimated from "Age 22" on tombstone. Rhoda Gregory buried next to Martha is probably her infant daughter, who also died in January, 1905.
The following Smith County Marriage could be Martha and John
Name: John Gregory
Spouse: Martha Jenkins
Marriage: 5 Nov 1903 - Smith

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Richard O'Dell was the son of Amistead and Jane "Kurd" O'Dell, he married Mary Francis Dick, on Oct. 27, 1835 in Simpson County, Kentucky, the couple were the parent's of 11 known children.

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Mary Francis "Dick" O'Dell, was the daughter of Nellie Dick, and a unknown father. Nellie was the sister of Koonrod Dick.

Mary Francis was the wife of Richard O'Dell, the couple were the parent's of 11 known children.

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Mary Francis "Dick" O'Dell, was the daughter of Nellie Dick, and a unknown father. Nellie was the sister of Koonrod Dick.

Mary Francis was the wife of Richard O'Dell, the couple were the parent's of 11 known children.

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"Blessed are they which die in the Lord"

Burial info from: Tennessee Records: Tombstone Inscriptions and Manuscripts (1933)

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Children of Rebecca Rankin and Cage Hale are: James R. Hale, b. 1810, Sumner County, Tennessee, d. April 04,.Emma Hale, b. 1811, Tennessee, d. date unknown.
Elizabeth "Betsy" Hale, b. 1812, TN, d. date unknown.
.Synthia Hale, b. 1814, d. date unknown.
.William Cage Hale, b. January 18, 1816, Sumner County, Tennessee, d. February 28, 1897, Howard County, Arkansas.
.Wilson Y. Hale, b. July 19, 1820, d. January 04, 1901.
.Zelphia Hale, b. 1821, Tennessee, d. date unknown.
.Harriet Hale, b. 1823, Tennessee, d. date unknown.
Sarah Ann Hale, b. 1825, d. date unknown.
.John B. Hale, b. August 27, 1827, Tennessee, d. January 08, 1906.
.Mary Catherine Hale, b. June 07, 1833, Sumner County, Tennessee902, d. date unknown.
.Eliza Jane Hale, b. December 17, 1835, Sumner County, Tennessee, d. December 30, 1916, Obion County, Tennessee.

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Rebecca Rankin (daughter of James Rankin and Elizabeth Fuller)was born 1792 in North Carolina and died August 14, 1871 in Obion County, TN She married Cage Hale on November 02, 1809 in Sumner County, Tennessee

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Enlisted in Dawson's 19th AR Inf, Co C, CSA. Died while on a raid in Missouri with 'Old Price'.

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Civil War Veteran
Co. C, Monroe's AR Cav.-CSA

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Father: Benjamin Jefferson Ben ROBERSON b: 12 Oct 1812 in family farm, NC
Mother: Nancy M. MESSER Roberson b: 1815 in AR

Married: David Samuel FLOYD b: 1839/1840 in , Bedford Co., TN
Married: 17 Jul 1860 in Corinth, Pike Co., AR

Children:
James B. Reagor Jim FLOYD b: 5 Jun 1861 in Corinth, Howard Co., AR
David Samuel Sam FLOYD II b: 1863 in Corinth, Pike Co., AR
Sarah M. FLOYD b: 1867 in Corinth, Pike Co., AR
Julia E. FLOYD b: Nov 1869 in , Pike Co., AR
Anthony Tony FLOYD Sr. b: 7 May 1872 in Corinth, Pike Co., AR
Benjamin Ben FLOYD b: 27 Oct 1873 in Corinth, Pike Co., AR
Charles Wesley Charley FLOYD b: 8 Nov 1876 in Corinth, Pike Co., AR
Fodonia FLOYD b: 1879 in , Howard Co., AR

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Martha Frances Hale

Birth: 28 SEP 1862 in Corinth, Pike County, Arkansas
Death: 10 MAR 1950 in Ada, Pontotoc, County, Oklahoma
Burial: MAR 1950 Rosedale, Cemetery, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma

Father: William Cage Hale b: 18 JAN 1816 in Sumner County, Tennessee
Mother: Lucy Lanier Parker b: 29 DEC 1821 in Obion, TN

Married: James Reagor Floyd b: 5 JUN 1861 in Corinth, Pike County, Arkansas
Married: 2 DEC 1880 in Howard County, Arkansas

Children:
Maggie Floyd b: ABT 1881 in , Howard County, Arkansas
David Reggor Floyd b: 7 SEP 1883 in , Howard County, Arkansas
Willie H Floyd b: 21 SEP 1886
Charles Marvin Floyd b: 23 JUL 1889 in , Howard County, Arkansas
Walter Claud Floyd b: 29 JUL 1892 in Howard Co, Ar
Rebecca Floyd
Jordan Roy Floyd b: 31 OCT 1895 in Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma
Minnie Floyd
Winnie Floyd
Oather Floyd b: 25 MAY 1900 in Allen, Pontotoc, County, Oklahoma

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Will Gregory Cemetery, Macon Co., TN
6452
Cal's Column December 22, 1949

On another occasion, our good friend of other years, Uncle Willie Kemp,the father of Marlin , Jesse, Wylie, and Harvey Kemp, lived then on theupper part of Peyton's Creek in this count y, at the same place nowoccupied pied by Harvey Kemp. He had not long before built a large fe edbarn, one shed of which had eaves that were only about six feet from theground. One Christm as day when the Kemp fami ly was all away from home,our good friend, Henry Oldham, later on e of our leading Baptistministers, and a number of youthful buddies, passed by the Kemp home. Noticing that nobody was at home and se eing the new barn and also therunning gear of a bran d new two-horse wagon, Oldham said, "Boys, let'stake Uncle Willie's wagon on top of his new b arn and put it together andleave it there." This sui ted his buddies to a "t" and they procee ded todismount from their horses or mules and began to work with a zeal worthyof a better cau se. They took the wagon wheels off, uncoupled the frontaxle from the rear, took out the wago n tongue and lifted and draggedparts of the wagon th the top of the barn. The axles and hound s werecarried up first, then the wheels and on the very top of the barn theyassembled the wag on piece by piece, with the front wheels of the wagon onone side of the comb or top of the ba rn, and the hind wheels on theopposite side of the roof. This left the wagon in a posit io n from whichit would not fall or dislodge itself. To complete the job, the boyspulled up th e wagon tongue and put it into position, the tongue extendingout into the air many feet abov e the ground . The boys rode away, perhapswithout a twinge of consciences hurting them.
When the owner returned home, one of the first things to greet hissight was that new re d wagon on the very top of his new barn. He goondecided that the only thing to do was to cal l in his neigh bors, whofreely cane and helped to remove, `piece by piece, that new wagon th athad spent the night on the top of the barn. Uncle Willies got a greatkick out of this and d id not seek to retaliate a gainst the pranksters inany way whatever. It was all just a part o f the fun and jolliness ofobserving Christmas in the years that have gone, we suppose, foreve r.

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Inscription:
Wife of Rev. Calvin Gregory
Asleep in Jesus

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Meddie E. Gregory Wilburn, 93 of Indianapolis, passed away February 4, 2012.

She was born April 21, 1918 in Smith Co., TN. the daughter of the late Calvin and Mai (Gammons) Gregory.

She was preceded in death by her parents, a brother, Lawrence Gregory, a half-sister, Sue Vermillion, and a half-brother, Charles Gregory.

Meddie worked for 38 years in manufacturing for Eli Lilly & Co.

Her immediate survivors include her daughter, Cammie M. Jenkins; a granddaughter, Lou Ann (Mark) Mobley; a half brother, Leonard Gregory.

Services entrusted to Forest Lawn Memory Gardens and Funeral Home.

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Inscription: Budded on earth to bloom in heaven

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