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Charley Moore James Stringer^1,2,3

• Father: Alexander Stringer Sr.^1,3 b. c 1784, d. 15 Mar 1860
• Mother: Mary Spivey¹ d. b 1824

• Burial*: Charley Moore James Stringer was buried Jackson Parish, Louisana.
• Birth*: He was born in 1809 at Georgia.^1,4
• (Witness) Census1820: He was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Alexander Stringer Sr. in 1820 at Lawrence County, Mississippi; Alexander Stringer
  Males
  Under 10: 3
  10-16: 2
  16-18: 1
  16-26: 3
  26-45: 1
  45 and up: 1
  
  Females
  Under 10: 2
  10-16: 2
  16-26: 0
  26-45: 0
  45 and up: 1
  
  Slaves:
  Males
  Under 14: 4
  14-26: 2
  26-45: 1
  45 and up: 1
  
  Females
  Under 14: 4
  14-26: 1
  26-45: 3
  45 and up: 3.⁵
• (Witness) Census1830: Charley Moore James Stringer was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Alexander Stringer Sr. in 1830 at Lawrence County, Mississippi; p. 65/577
  Stringer, Alexander
  free white males
  1 ages 5-9
  4 ages 15-19
  1 ages 20-29
  1 ages 30-39
  1 ages 40-49
  free white females
  1 ages 5-9
  male slaves
  5 ages <5
  2 ages 10-23
  1 ages 24-35
  3 ages 36-54
  female slaves
  4 ages <5
  2 ages 10-23
  2 ages 24-35
  2 ages 36-54
  Total persons 35
  2 ages 10-15
  2 ages 15-19
  1 ages 50-59.⁶
• Marriage*: Charley Moore James Stringer married Harriett (?) at Lawrence County, Mississippi.
• Census1840*: Charley Moore James Stringer was listed as head of household on the Federal Census in 1840 at Lawrence County, Mississippi; Stringer, C.M.J.
  
  Males
  under 5: 1
  5-10: 1
  10-15: 0
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 0
  30-40: 1
  
  Females
  under 5: 0
  5-10: 1
  10-15: 0
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 1.⁷
• Census*: He appeared on the census of 1860 at Jackson Parish, Louisiana; p. 36, dwelling 232
  (His name was erroneously listed as Calvin M. J. Stringer. However, on the slave schedules, his name is correctly listed as Charley M. J. Stringer.)
  Calvin M. J. Stringer, 52, born Georgia
  Hariett Stringer, 48 born Georgia
  Alexander Stringer, 28, born Mississippi
  Daniel L. Stringer, 23, born Mississippi
  James B. Stringer, 18, born Mississippi
  Reddin B. Stringer, 16, born Mississippi
  Robert H. Stringer, 10, born Mississippi
  Charly M. Stringer, 8, born Mississippi.⁸
• CensusSlav: He appeared as an owner on the Slave Schedule of the Federal Census, at Jackson Parish, Louisiana, 1860. He owned four slaves, ages 4 to 80.⁹
• Death*: He died at Jackson Parish, Louisiana.¹

Charles Stringer¹

• Father: John Stringer Jr.¹ b. bt 1701 - 1717, d. c 1771
• Mother: Catherine (?) d. 1784

• Charts: My Stringer Family Tree

• Marriage*: Charles Stringer married Sarah (?).
• Birth*: Charles Stringer was born circa 1748 at Edgecombe County, North Carolina.¹
• Death*: He died circa 1831.¹

Rachel Felder

• Marriage*: Rachel Felder married George Hartzog; Rachel had 9 children by George Hartzog. She was widowed, then remarried Alexander Stringer Sr. (b. abt 1780). They had one child.
  Alexander also had other children by his first wife, Mary Spivey.¹
• Widowed*: Rachel Felder was Widowed before 1780.¹
• Marriage*: She married Alexander Stringer Sr., son of Charles Stringer and Sarah (?); Rachel had 9 children by George Hartzog. She was widowed, then remarried Alexander Stringer Sr. (b. abt 1780). They had one child.
  Alexander also had other children by his first wife, Mary Spivey. According to the research summary of Dorothy Stringer Roberts.¹
• (Witness) Census1830: Rachel Felder was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Alexander Stringer Sr. in 1830 at Lawrence County, Mississippi; p. 65/577
  Stringer, Alexander
  free white males
  1 ages 5-9
  4 ages 15-19
  1 ages 20-29
  1 ages 30-39
  1 ages 40-49
  free white females
  1 ages 5-9
  male slaves
  5 ages <5
  2 ages 10-23
  1 ages 24-35
  3 ages 36-54
  female slaves
  4 ages <5
  2 ages 10-23
  2 ages 24-35
  2 ages 36-54
  Total persons 35
  2 ages 10-15
  2 ages 15-19
  1 ages 50-59.²
• (Witness) Census1840: Rachel Felder was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Alexander Stringer Sr. in 1840 at Hancock County, Mississippi; p. 234
  Alexander Stringer
  Males
  <5: 0
  5-10: 0
  10-15: 0
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 1
  30-40: 0
  40-50: 0
  50-60: 1
  
  Females
  <5: 0
  5-10: 0
  10-15: 1
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 1
  30-40: 0
  40-50: 0
  50-60: 0
  No slaves.³
• Death*: Rachel Felder died before 1846.^4,5

Harriett (?)¹

• Birth*: Harriett (?) was born circa 1812 at Louisiana.²
• Marriage*: She married Charley Moore James Stringer, son of Alexander Stringer Sr. and Mary Spivey, at Lawrence County, Mississippi.
• (Witness) Census1840: Harriett (?) was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Charley Moore James Stringer in 1840 at Lawrence County, Mississippi; Stringer, C.M.J.
  
  Males
  under 5: 1
  5-10: 1
  10-15: 0
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 0
  30-40: 1
  
  Females
  under 5: 0
  5-10: 1
  10-15: 0
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 1.³
• (Witness) Census: Harriett (?) appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Charley Moore James Stringer at Jackson Parish, Louisiana; p. 36, dwelling 232
  (His name was erroneously listed as Calvin M. J. Stringer. However, on the slave schedules, his name is correctly listed as Charley M. J. Stringer.)
  Calvin M. J. Stringer, 52, born Georgia
  Hariett Stringer, 48 born Georgia
  Alexander Stringer, 28, born Mississippi
  Daniel L. Stringer, 23, born Mississippi
  James B. Stringer, 18, born Mississippi
  Reddin B. Stringer, 16, born Mississippi
  Robert H. Stringer, 10, born Mississippi
  Charly M. Stringer, 8, born Mississippi.²

Nancy Spivey Stringer^1,2,3

• Father: Alexander Stringer Sr.^1,3 b. c 1784, d. 15 Mar 1860
• Mother: Mary Spivey d. b 1824

• Birth*: Nancy Spivey Stringer was born circa 1805 at Georgia.
• (Witness) Census1820: She was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Alexander Stringer Sr. in 1820 at Lawrence County, Mississippi; Alexander Stringer
  Males
  Under 10: 3
  10-16: 2
  16-18: 1
  16-26: 3
  26-45: 1
  45 and up: 1
  
  Females
  Under 10: 2
  10-16: 2
  16-26: 0
  26-45: 0
  45 and up: 1
  
  Slaves:
  Males
  Under 14: 4
  14-26: 2
  26-45: 1
  45 and up: 1
  
  Females
  Under 14: 4
  14-26: 1
  26-45: 3
  45 and up: 3.⁴

Littleton Spivey Stringer^1,2,3

• Father: Alexander Stringer Sr.^1,3 b. c 1784, d. 15 Mar 1860
• Mother: Mary Spivey d. b 1824

• Birth*: Littleton Spivey Stringer was born on 24 April 1813.⁴
• (Witness) Census1820: He was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Alexander Stringer Sr. in 1820 at Lawrence County, Mississippi; Alexander Stringer
  Males
  Under 10: 3
  10-16: 2
  16-18: 1
  16-26: 3
  26-45: 1
  45 and up: 1
  
  Females
  Under 10: 2
  10-16: 2
  16-26: 0
  26-45: 0
  45 and up: 1
  
  Slaves:
  Males
  Under 14: 4
  14-26: 2
  26-45: 1
  45 and up: 1
  
  Females
  Under 14: 4
  14-26: 1
  26-45: 3
  45 and up: 3.⁵
• (Witness) Census1830: Littleton Spivey Stringer was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Alexander Stringer Sr. in 1830 at Lawrence County, Mississippi; p. 65/577
  Stringer, Alexander
  free white males
  1 ages 5-9
  4 ages 15-19
  1 ages 20-29
  1 ages 30-39
  1 ages 40-49
  free white females
  1 ages 5-9
  male slaves
  5 ages <5
  2 ages 10-23
  1 ages 24-35
  3 ages 36-54
  female slaves
  4 ages <5
  2 ages 10-23
  2 ages 24-35
  2 ages 36-54
  Total persons 35
  2 ages 10-15
  2 ages 15-19
  1 ages 50-59.⁶
• CensusSlav*: Littleton Spivey Stringer appeared as an owner on the Slave Schedule of the Federal Census, at Jackson Parish, Louisiana, 1860. The census shows he owned five slaves; however, he is not recorded as a resident of the county, so it is possible that his slaves were in the custody of other family members.⁷

J.J. Jackson Stringer¹

• Father: Alexander Stringer Sr.¹ b. c 1784, d. 15 Mar 1860
• Mother: Rachel Felder¹ d. b 1846

• Burial*: J.J. Jackson Stringer was buried Cleburne, Johnson County, Texas.
• Birth*: He was born on 19 April 1821 at Lawrence County, Mississippi.¹
• (Witness) Census1830: He was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Alexander Stringer Sr. in 1830 at Lawrence County, Mississippi; p. 65/577
  Stringer, Alexander
  free white males
  1 ages 5-9
  4 ages 15-19
  1 ages 20-29
  1 ages 30-39
  1 ages 40-49
  free white females
  1 ages 5-9
  male slaves
  5 ages <5
  2 ages 10-23
  1 ages 24-35
  3 ages 36-54
  female slaves
  4 ages <5
  2 ages 10-23
  2 ages 24-35
  2 ages 36-54
  Total persons 35
  2 ages 10-15
  2 ages 15-19
  1 ages 50-59.²
• (Witness) Census1840: J.J. Jackson Stringer was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Alexander Stringer Sr. in 1840 at Hancock County, Mississippi; p. 234
  Alexander Stringer
  Males
  <5: 0
  5-10: 0
  10-15: 0
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 1
  30-40: 0
  40-50: 0
  50-60: 1
  
  Females
  <5: 0
  5-10: 0
  10-15: 1
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 1
  30-40: 0
  40-50: 0
  50-60: 0
  No slaves.³
• Marriage*: J.J. Jackson Stringer married Mary Brian circa 1848 at East Feliciana, Louisiana.¹
• Moved*: In 1874, J.J. Jackson Stringer moved, establishing a new residence at Texas.¹
• Death*: He died on 17 February 1892 at Johnson County, Texas, at age 70.¹

Simon Stringer¹

• Father: Charles Stringer¹ b. c 1748, d. c 1831
• Mother: Sarah (?)¹ (living)

• Burial*: Simon Stringer was buried Smith County, Mississippi.
• Birth*: He was born on 6 January 1778 at Edgecombe County, North Carolina.¹
• Marriage*: He married Catherine Brinson on 7 June 1802 at Burke County, Georgia.¹
• Legal*: In 1805, at Georgia, Simon Stringer participated in the Georgia Land Lottery.¹
• Death*: He died on 21 October 1866 at Smith County, Mississippi, at age 88.¹

John Stringer Jr.¹

• Father: John Stringer Sr.¹ d. bt 1717 - 1733

• Burial*: John Stringer Jr. was buried North Carolina.¹
• Birth*: He was born between 1701 and 1717 at Elizabeth City County, Virginia;
  
  John Jr. was under 16 years old when his father died.^1,2
• Marriage*: He married Catherine (?).¹
• Death*: John Stringer Jr. died circa 1771 at Edgecombe County, North Carolina.¹

Catherine (?)

• Marriage*: Catherine (?) married John Stringer Jr., son of John Stringer Sr..¹
• Death*: Catherine (?) died in 1784 at Edgecombe County, North Carolina.¹

John Stringer¹

• Father: John Stringer Jr.¹ b. bt 1701 - 1717, d. c 1771
• Mother: Catherine (?) d. 1784

• Marriage*: John Stringer married Mary (?).
• Birth*: John Stringer was born circa 1745 at North Carolina.¹

Daniel Stringer¹

• Father: John Stringer Jr.¹ b. bt 1701 - 1717, d. c 1771
• Mother: Catherine (?) d. 1784

• Birth: Daniel Stringer was born at Edgecombe County, North Carolina.
• Residence2*: He at Thomas County, Georgia.¹
• Residence*: He lived at Emanuel County, Georgia.¹
• Marriage*: He married Ann Nancy (?).
• Birth*: Daniel Stringer was born circa 1750.¹
• Milit-Ser*: He served in the military, Daniel Stringer was a member of the Regulators during the Revolutionary War.
  
  circa 1776.¹
• Legal*: He was pardoned by Gov. Thomas Burks in 1782.¹

Josiah Stringer¹

• Father: John Stringer Jr.¹ b. bt 1701 - 1717, d. c 1771
• Mother: Catherine (?) d. 1784

• Milit-Ser*: Josiah Stringer served in the military, was a Revolutionary War soldier.¹
• Moved*: This branch of the Stringers moved to Texas.¹
• Marriage*: He married Lucretia (?).
• Birth*: Josiah Stringer was born in 1758 at Edgecombe County, North Carolina.¹
• Marriage*: He married Celia Davis circa 1783.¹
• Death*: Josiah Stringer died in February 1837 at Lawrence County, Mississippi.¹

Noah Stringer¹

• Father: John Stringer Jr.¹ b. bt 1701 - 1717, d. c 1771
• Mother: Catherine (?) d. 1784

• Moved*: This branch of the Stringers went to Mississippi.¹
• Marriage*: Noah Stringer married Georgia Celia Ann Warren.¹
• Birth*: Noah Stringer was born circa 1760 at Edgecombe County, Mississippi.¹
• Death*: He died on 22 August 1836 at Lawrence County, Mississippi.¹

Nancy Stringer¹

• Father: John Stringer Jr.¹ b. bt 1701 - 1717, d. c 1771
• Mother: Catherine (?) d. 1784

• Marriage*: Nancy Stringer married Allen Scarborough.¹
• Birth*: Nancy Stringer was born circa 1762 at North Carolina.¹
• Death*: She died after 1830 at Louisiana death was in either Jackson or Quachita Par., LA.¹

Tricia Sue Green

• Father: Larry Eugene Green (living)
• Mother: Dorothy Jo Pike¹ (living)

• Birth*: Tricia Sue Green was born on 8 April 1973 at Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas.^2,3
• Death*: She died on 10 April 1973 at Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas, at age 0.³

Sally Naomi Holleman

• Father: Jody Holleman¹ (living)
• Mother: Sadie Lancaster¹ (living)

• Birth*: Sally Naomi Holleman was born on 18 November 1925 at Enik, Texas.¹
• Marriage*: She married Truett Otto Tramel, son of Thomas Audrey Tramel and Ora Ellen Upchurch.
• Death*: Sally Naomi Holleman died on 26 May 2004 at Terrell, Texas, at age 78.^1,2
• Burial*: She was buried Prairie Point Cemetery, Bazette, Navarro County, Texas.^1,2

Archabald McIntyre Jr.¹

• Father: Archibald McIntyre Sr.¹ b. c 1753, d. a 1820

• Charts: My Tramel Family Tree

• Birth*: Archabald McIntyre Jr. was born on 11 November 1779 at South Carolina or North Carolina.^2,3,4
• Marriage*: He married Sarah Fisher.
• NotePRT*: Another Archibald McIntyre married Anne Graham in North Carolina on 2 November 1819. This is not likely to be the same man, since was already living in Smith County, Tennessee at this time.⁵
• Census1820*: Archabald McIntyre Jr. was listed as head of household on the Federal Census in 1820 at Smith County, Tennessee; p. 74
  McIntire, Archibald
  Males under 10: 3
  Males 26-44: 1
  Males 45 and over: 1
  Females under 10: 1
  Females 10-15: 1
  Females 26-44:1
  Manufacturers : 1.^6,7
  
• Census1830*: He was listed as head of household on the Federal Census in 1830 at Smith County, Tennessee; p. 101, number 1875
  Archibald McIntire
  Males age 10-15: 2
  Males age 15-20: 1? (illegible)
  Males age 50-60: 1
  Females age 5-10: 1
  Females age 30-40: 2.⁸
  
• Census1840*: He was listed as head of household on the Federal Census in 1840 at DeKalb County, Tennessee; p. 259
  Archie McIntire
  males, ages 20-30: 1
  males, ages 60-70: 1
  females, ages 50-60: 1.⁹
  
• Census*: He appeared on the census of 1850 at Civil District No. 10, DeKalb County, Tennessee; p. 58b
  Archabald Mcintire (last name is not clear), 70
  Sarah Mcintire, 67
  Malinda Casey, 14.¹⁰
• (Witness) Census: He appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Shadrack Tramel at 10th District, Smithville Post Office, DeKalb County, Tennessee; p. 156
  Tramel, Shadrick, 53
  Tramel, Elizabeth, 51
  Tramel, Annis M., 17
  Tramel, Mary E., 14
  Tramel, Emoline M., 10
  Tramel, William B., 6
  McIntire, Archibald, 81.^11,12
• Occupation*: Archabald McIntyre Jr. was stonemason.²
• Death*: He died after 1860.²
• Burial*: He was buried Tramel Cemetery, DeKalb County, Tennessee.¹

Sarah Fisher

• Charts: My Tramel Family Tree

• NotePRT*: Email from Tom gives her birth parents as James White and Rachel Johnston. This conflicts with other sources, which show her maiden name was Fisher.¹
• Birth*: Sarah Fisher was born circa 1783.²
• Marriage*: She married Archabald McIntyre Jr., son of Archibald McIntyre Sr..
• (Witness) Census1820: Sarah Fisher was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Archabald McIntyre Jr. in 1820 at Smith County, Tennessee; p. 74
  McIntire, Archibald
  Males under 10: 3
  Males 26-44: 1
  Males 45 and over: 1
  Females under 10: 1
  Females 10-15: 1
  Females 26-44:1
  Manufacturers : 1.^3,4
  
• (Witness) Census1830: Sarah Fisher was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Archabald McIntyre Jr. in 1830 at Smith County, Tennessee; p. 101, number 1875
  Archibald McIntire
  Males age 10-15: 2
  Males age 15-20: 1? (illegible)
  Males age 50-60: 1
  Females age 5-10: 1
  Females age 30-40: 2.⁵
  
• (Witness) Census1840: Sarah Fisher was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Archie McIntire in 1840 at DeKalb County, Tennessee; p. 259
  Archie McIntire
  males, ages 20-30: 1
  males, ages 60-70: 1
  females, ages 50-60: 1.⁶
  
• (Witness) Census: Sarah Mcintire appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Archabald Mcintire at Civil District No. 10, DeKalb County, Tennessee; p. 58b
  Archabald Mcintire (last name is not clear), 70
  Sarah Mcintire, 67
  Malinda Casey, 14.²

Barnabas Page

• Father: Jacob Page Sr.¹ b. c 1723
• Mother: Lourania (?) b. c 1765, d. c 1830

• Charts: My Tramel Family Tree

• Birth-Est*: Barnabas Page was born around circa 1801 South Carolina or North Carolina.^2,3
• Moved*: Before 1819, Barnabas Page moved, establishing a new residence at Indian Creek, Smith County, Tennessee.⁴
• Marriage*: He married Mary Ann Allen, daughter of Hezekiah Allen and Martha Lawson, circa 1819 at Smith County, Tennessee.^1,5
• Census1830*: Barnabas Page was listed as head of household on the Federal Census in 1830 at Smith County, Tennessee; p. 108, number 2031
  Barney Page
  Males 0-5: 2
  Males 5-10: 2
  Males 20-30: 1
  Females 0-5: 1
  Females 5-10: 1
  Females 20-30: 1
  Females 60-70: 1
  Total in household: 9.⁶
  
• Census1840*: He was listed as head of household on the Federal Census in 1840 at DeKalb County, Tennessee; p. 259
  Barnabas Page
  males, age 5-10: 2
  males, ages 10-15: 1
  males, ages 15-20: 2
  males, ages 40-50: 1
  females, ages 5-10: 3
  females, ages 10-15: 3
  females, ages 40-50: 1.⁷
  
  
• Census*: He appeared on the census of 1850 at Civil District No. 10, DeKalb County, Tennessee; p. 58b
  Barnabas Page, 50
  Mary Page, 53
  Louisa Page, 17
  Mary Page, 15
  George Parkerson, 13.³
• Legal*: In October 1854, at DeKalb County, Tennessee,, Barnabas Page served as a witness in the court case of John B. Taylor vs. Stephen Atnip.⁸
• Census*: He appeared on the census of 1860 at 10th District, Smithville Post Office, DeKalb County, Tennessee; p. 157
  Barnabas Page, 59
  Mary Page, 63.²
  
• CensusSlav*: He appeared as an owner on the Slave Schedule of the Federal Census, at DeKalb County, Tennessee, 1860. He owned two slaves, an 18-year-old black female and a 10-year-old black male. He had one "slave house."²
• Will*: He wrote his will on 2 February 1865. Transcribed Copy of Barnabas Page's Will, as published in web site of Ann Brown:
  
  DeKalb Co, Tennessee
  LAST WILL AND TEST TESTAMENT OF BARNABAS PAGE
  
  In the name of God, I, Barnabas Page, do make and publish this as my last will and Testament, hereby revoking and making void all other wills by me at anytime made.
  
  First I direct that my funeral expenses and all my debts be paid as soon after my death as possible out of any money that I may be possessed of or may come into the hands of my executor.
  
  Secondly, I ___ bequeath to my wife, Mary Page, all my hone tracts and parcels of land in two tracts of another fifty acre tract lying between me and F. W. Taylor beginning at a sugar tree ____ beginning corner of said fifty acre running north direction with the too of the ridge to a beech and sugar tree corner of a hundred and fifty acre tract, thence north with said hundred and fifty acres to a sugar
  tree corner _____the beginning including her natural life time or widowhood and at my death Seburn Page is to have from the _____ fence up then Mary Page is to have from the _____ fence down till her death and at her death It is to belong to Seburn Page.
  
  I wish to bequeath to my daughters Mahaly and Martha and Laurany and Mary a certain tract of land lying or _____ of a tract of land belonging to E. W. Taylor lying on the other side of the ridge from my house. Also I wish to be sold a parcel of land of about ten or fifteen acres lying above Daniel Hale's where he now lives. I bequeath unto Mary Page, her lifetime, my two slaves, Tennessee and Nelson, and all other property until her widowhood or death, I want all the property to be sold and equally divided between my four daughters.
  
  I will unto James Page two hundred acres of land more or less where he now lives. Also I will unto Andy Page two hundred and twenty acres, more or less, where he now lives. I also will unto Hugh Page one hundred and thirty acres lying where Andy Allen now lives and at my death I wish to have appointed Guardian for the benefit of my wife Mary Page. I now in the presence of these witnesses I set my name to this will this the second of February 1865.
  
  Barnabas X Page (signed with X)
  ------.¹
• Death*: He died on 3 February 1866 at DeKalb County, Tennessee.⁴

Mary Ann Allen

• Father: Hezekiah Allen¹ b. b 1775, d. 6 Mar 1838
• Mother: Martha Lawson² b. c 1778

• Charts: My Tramel Family Tree

• Birth*: Mary Ann Allen was born circa 1797 at York County, South Carolina; or Buncombe Co., North Carolina.^3,4
• Marriage*: She married Barnabas Page, son of Jacob Page Sr. and Lourania (?), circa 1819 at Smith County, Tennessee.^1,5
• (Witness) Census1830: Mary Ann Allen was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Barnabas Page in 1830 at Smith County, Tennessee; p. 108, number 2031
  Barney Page
  Males 0-5: 2
  Males 5-10: 2
  Males 20-30: 1
  Females 0-5: 1
  Females 5-10: 1
  Females 20-30: 1
  Females 60-70: 1
  Total in household: 9.⁶
  
• (Witness) Census1840: Mary Ann Allen was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Barnabas Page in 1840 at DeKalb County, Tennessee; p. 259
  Barnabas Page
  males, age 5-10: 2
  males, ages 10-15: 1
  males, ages 15-20: 2
  males, ages 40-50: 1
  females, ages 5-10: 3
  females, ages 10-15: 3
  females, ages 40-50: 1.⁷
  
  
• (Witness) Census: Mary Page appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Barnabas Page at Civil District No. 10, DeKalb County, Tennessee; p. 58b
  Barnabas Page, 50
  Mary Page, 53
  Louisa Page, 17
  Mary Page, 15
  George Parkerson, 13.⁸
• (Witness) Census: Mary Ann Allen appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Barnabas Page at 10th District, Smithville Post Office, DeKalb County, Tennessee; p. 157
  Barnabas Page, 59
  Mary Page, 63.⁹
  
• Death*: Mary Ann Allen died on 27 December 1865 at DeKalb County, Tennessee.

Samuel Johnson Wilson

• Father: Samuel Wilson¹ b. 3 Aug 1819, d. 27 Feb 1905
• Mother: Mary Ann Mount b. 16 Jan 1825, d. 4 Dec 1903

• NotePRT*: Children Anna S., Willia M., Samuel, B.,and Frankie.²
• Birth*: Samuel Johnson Wilson was born in December 1860 at Marshall County, Tennessee.^3,4
• Marriage*: He married Mary Edna Terry on 22 December 1887.³
• Census*: Samuel Johnson Wilson appeared on the census of 1910; POSSIBLE MATCH. 1910 Federal Census, Navarro Co., Texas, Pct. 3, ED 89, p. 15B. This S.J. Wilson is possibly the same as Samuel Johnson Wilson, since the age is correct, and his wife's name matches other sources. And Samuel Johnson Wilson died in Navarro Co., Texas.⁵
• Death*: He died on 27 June 1944 at Bazette, Navarro County, Texas, at age 83.^3,6
• Burial*: He was buried Bazette, Navarro County, Texas.³

E. D. Stringer Jr.

• Father: Elbert David Stringer^1,2 b. 12 Jul 1878, d. 28 May 1942
• Mother: Clara Price^1,2 (living)

• Nickname: E. D. Stringer Jr. also went by the name of Nubin Nubin means a small, stunted ear of corn.³
• Birth*: He was born on 28 November 1917.⁴
• (Witness) Census: He appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Elbert David Stringer at Navarro County, Texas; p. 74
  Stringer, Elbert D., 51
  Stringer, Clara, wife, 40
  Stringer, E. D., son, 12
  Stringer, Sybil, daughter, 8
  Stringer, Tommie, son, 6
  Stringer, Margie, daughter, 4.²
• Death*: E. D. Stringer Jr. died on 12 December 1951 at age 34.⁴
• Burial*: He was buried Prairie Point Cemetery, Bazette, Navarro County, Texas.⁴

Della May Bonner¹

• Father: James W. Bonner d. c 1953
• Mother: Nancy Vivian d. c 1967

• Birth*: Della May Bonner was born on 23 July 1915 at Roger Mills County, Oklahoma.^1,2
• Marriage*: She married Wilburn Arley Gaines.
• Marriage*: Della May Bonner married Carl Griffey on 22 December 1954 at Cheyenne, Oklahoma.²
• Religion*: She was a member of the Church of Christ.²
• Death*: Della May Bonner died on 28 June 2004 at Pampa, Texas, at age 88.²
• Burial*: She was buried Fairview Cemetery, Pampa, Texas.²

Wilburn Arley Gaines¹

• Marriage*: Wilburn Arley Gaines married (?) Helen.
• Marriage*: Wilburn Arley Gaines married Della May Bonner, daughter of James W. Bonner and Nancy Vivian.
• Death*: Wilburn Arley Gaines died circa 1995.¹

James W. Bonner¹

• Marriage*: James W. Bonner married Nancy Vivian.
• Death*: James W. Bonner died circa 1953.¹

Carl Griffey

• Birth*: Carl Griffey was born on 13 January 1920.
• Marriage*: He married Della May Bonner, daughter of James W. Bonner and Nancy Vivian, on 22 December 1954 at Cheyenne, Oklahoma.¹
• Death*: Carl Griffey died on 31 December 1989 at Pampa, Gray County, Texas, at age 69.¹

Nancy Vivian¹

• Marriage*: Nancy Vivian married James W. Bonner.
• Death*: Nancy Vivian died circa 1967.¹

Alexander Stringer¹

• Father: Charley Moore James Stringer² b. 1809
• Mother: Harriett (?)² b. c 1812

• Birth*: Alexander Stringer was born circa 1832 at Lawrence County, Mississippi.^1,3
• (Witness) Census1840: He was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Charley Moore James Stringer in 1840 at Lawrence County, Mississippi; Stringer, C.M.J.
  
  Males
  under 5: 1
  5-10: 1
  10-15: 0
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 0
  30-40: 1
  
  Females
  under 5: 0
  5-10: 1
  10-15: 0
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 1.⁴
• (Witness) Census: Alexander Stringer appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Charley Moore James Stringer at Jackson Parish, Louisiana; p. 36, dwelling 232
  (His name was erroneously listed as Calvin M. J. Stringer. However, on the slave schedules, his name is correctly listed as Charley M. J. Stringer.)
  Calvin M. J. Stringer, 52, born Georgia
  Hariett Stringer, 48 born Georgia
  Alexander Stringer, 28, born Mississippi
  Daniel L. Stringer, 23, born Mississippi
  James B. Stringer, 18, born Mississippi
  Reddin B. Stringer, 16, born Mississippi
  Robert H. Stringer, 10, born Mississippi
  Charly M. Stringer, 8, born Mississippi.²
• Milit-Need*: Stringer, Alexander, 3rd Pvt. Co. F, 2nd La Inf. En. Sept. 23, 1861, Monroe, La. He was captured, at Morton Ford, Va, Nov. 8, 1863 or Mine Run, Va, on Dec 3, 1863.⁵
  
  

Daniel L. Stringer¹

• Father: Charley Moore James Stringer² b. 1809
• Mother: Harriett (?)² b. c 1812

• Birth*: Daniel L. Stringer was born circa 1837 at Lawrence County, Mississippi.^1,2
• (Witness) Census1840: He was probably one of the unnamed persons enumerated in the Federal Census in the household of Charley Moore James Stringer in 1840 at Lawrence County, Mississippi; Stringer, C.M.J.
  
  Males
  under 5: 1
  5-10: 1
  10-15: 0
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 0
  30-40: 1
  
  Females
  under 5: 0
  5-10: 1
  10-15: 0
  15-20: 1
  20-30: 1.³
• (Witness) Census: Daniel L. Stringer appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Charley Moore James Stringer at Jackson Parish, Louisiana; p. 36, dwelling 232
  (His name was erroneously listed as Calvin M. J. Stringer. However, on the slave schedules, his name is correctly listed as Charley M. J. Stringer.)
  Calvin M. J. Stringer, 52, born Georgia
  Hariett Stringer, 48 born Georgia
  Alexander Stringer, 28, born Mississippi
  Daniel L. Stringer, 23, born Mississippi
  James B. Stringer, 18, born Mississippi
  Reddin B. Stringer, 16, born Mississippi
  Robert H. Stringer, 10, born Mississippi
  Charly M. Stringer, 8, born Mississippi.²