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     Lennie Mabel Johnson was born on 21 December 1883 at Mercer County, Missouri. Listed on the birth record as the medical attendant was Mrs N. M. [Nathan McGuire] Brittain of Half Rock, Missouri. She was the daughter of Jariah B. Johnson and Margaret "Maggie" Elmira Garriott. Lennie Mabel Johnson suffered the death of her father, Jariah B. Johnson on 25 March 1884 at Browning, Linn County, Missouri.

     Carrie E. Brown was born on 2 October 1887 at Half Rock, Mercer County, Missouri. She was the daughter of Oston Samuel "Odd" Brown and Margaret "Maggie" Elmira Garriott. Carrie E. Brown appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of her father, Oston Samuel "Odd" Brown at Mercer County, Missouri, as Carry A. age 12 and had attended school for six months of the year. Carrie E. Brown appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of her mother, Margaret "Maggie" (Garriott) Brown at Mercer County, Missouri, as age 22. Carrie E. Brown married Robert Evert Ford on 22 March 1913. Carrie (Brown) Ford appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Robert Evert Ford at Buchanan County, Missouri; enumerated 3 January. R. E. Ford was enumerated as a 28 year old automobile mechanic at the SRS Battery Company. Carrie Ford was enumerated as his 30 year old wife. Included in the household was one daughter, Geraldine age six. Also enumerated with the family were three female lodgers working as a teacher, a nurse and a stenographer. Carrie E. Brown and Robert Evert Ford lived in January 1920 at 405 South Twelfth Street, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri. Carrie (Brown) Ford appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Robert Evert Ford at Tulsa County, Oklahoma; enumerated 5 April. Robert E. Ford was enumerated as as a 38 year old machinist for an electric company. Carrie E. Ford was enumerated as his 41 year old wife. Included in the household was one daughter Geraldine Ford age sixteen. The family was paying $45 a month rent. Carrie (Brown) Ford and Robert Evert Ford lived in April 1930 at 134 E. Latimer Street, Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Carrie (Brown) Ford died in December 1977 at Jackson County, Missouri, at age 90.

     James Austin (Oston) Brown was born on 25 September 1889 at Mercer County, Missouri. He was the son of Oston Samuel "Odd" Brown and Margaret "Maggie" Elmira Garriott. James Austin (Oston) Brown died on 13 November 1889 at Mercer County, Missouri. He was buried at Half Rock Cemetery, Half Rock, Mercer County, Missouri.

     Bonnie E. Brown was born on 14 April 1891 at Half Rock, Mercer County, Missouri. She was the daughter of Oston Samuel "Odd" Brown and Margaret "Maggie" Elmira Garriott. Bonnie E. Brown appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of her father, Oston Samuel "Odd" Brown at Mercer County, Missouri, as age eight. Bonnie E. Brown married Luther Wesley Toot at Mercer County, Missouri. Bonnie (Brown) Toot appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of her mother, Margaret "Maggie" (Garriott) Brown at Mercer County, Missouri, as age 18, with her husband of less than a year, Luther Toot. Bonnie (Brown) Toot and Luther Wesley Toot lived in 1917 at 410 E. Kansas Street, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri; at the time Luther registered for the World War I draft. Bonnie (Brown) Toot appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of her husband, Luther Wesley Toot at Buchanan County, Missouri; enumerated 5 January. Luther was enumerated as age 29, head of household and working as an electrician in a packing house. Bonnie was enumerated as his wife, age 28. Their rented house was located at 410 East Kansas Street. Included in the household were two sons, Harold age nine and Robert age three years five months, and a daughter, Helen age five. Also living with the family was Luther's cousin, Glenn Toot age eighteen and a laborer at the stock yards. Bonnie (Brown) Toot was widowed with the death of her husband, Luther Wesley Toot on 26 December 1922 at St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri. Bonnie (Brown) Toot married John William Magin in 1928; likely in St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri. Bonnie (Brown) Magin appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of her husband, John William Magin at Buchanan County, Missouri; enumerated 2 April. John W. Magin was listed as ag 26, head of household and working as a taxicab driver. Bonnie was listed as his wife, age 38 and a seamstress in a shirt factory. They owed a radio and paid $26 monthly rent for their house located at 6002 Pryor Avenue in St. Joseph. Included in the household were John's stepchildren, Harold F. Toot a 19 year old packing house laborer, Helen Toot age 16 and Robert Toot age 13, both attending school. Bonnie (Brown) Magin and John William Magin lived in August 1952 at St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri; at the time of her mother's death.

Bonnie (Brown) Magin died on 10 January 1956 at Missouri Methodist Hospital, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri, at age 64; at 7 p.m. She was buried on 12 January 1956 at Saint Joseph Memorial Park, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri; with arrangements by funeral director, John E. Rupp.

     Paul Lawrence Brown was born on 6 July 1897 at Mercer County, Missouri. He was the son of Oston Samuel "Odd" Brown and Margaret "Maggie" Elmira Garriott. Paul Lawrence Brown appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of his father, Oston Samuel "Odd" Brown at Mercer County, Missouri, as Paul Laweren age two. Paul Lawrence Brown married Jane Watts on 8 February 1917. Paul Lawrence Brown appeared on the census of 1920 at Buchanan County, Missouri; enumerated 5 January. Paul Brown was enumerated as age 22, head of household and an electrician at a packing house. Jane Brown was enumerated as his 24 year old wife. They were living in a rented house on East Kansas Avenue. Included in the household was Paul's widowed mother, Margaret Brown age 60. He and Jane (Watts) Brown lived in January 1922 at 124 Hyde Park Avenue, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri. Paul Lawrence Brown appeared on the census of 1930 at Buchanan County, Missouri; enumerated 10 April. Paul L. Brown was enumerated as age 32, head of household and a bakery salesman. His wife, Jane was enumerated as age 38 and a seamstress in a shirt factory. They owned a radio and paid $25 monthly rent for their house at 5546 South Second Street in St. Joseph. Included in the household was Paul's widowed mother, Maggie E. Brown age 71.

Paul Lawrence Brown died on 4 June 1946 at St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri, at age 48.

     Amos William Gallaway was born on 25 September 1920 at Geronimo, Comanche County, Oklahoma. He was the son of Luther Allen Gallaway and Norma Ruth Mullen. Amos William Gallaway appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of his father, Luther Allen Gallaway at Linn County, Kansas, as age nine and attending school. Amos William Gallaway applied for a Social Security Number on 19 June 1937, while living at Moran, Kansas. His Social Security Number was 514-01-1629 issued June 1937 at Kansas. He suffered the death of his father, Luther Allen Gallaway on 12 July 1939 at Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas. Amos William Gallaway began military service on 7 November 1940 with the U.S. Army. He served in England during WWII and was awarded the Bronze Star. He ended military service on 21 November 1945; and was discharged with the rank of TEC4. He married Joan Margaret Larkin on 5 February 1950 at Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas. Amos William Gallaway and Joan Margaret Larkin lived at 1013 10th Avenue, Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas. Amos William Gallaway was widowed with the death of Joan (Larkin) Gallaway on 7 January 1981. "He was a longtime member of the Board of Directors for the Fort Leavenworth Credit Union." Amos William Gallaway was retired; as Manager of the Fort Leavenworth Printing Shop, with more than 50 years with the civil service. He suffered the death of his mother, Norma (Mullen) Gallaway on 1 September 1997 at Saint John Hospital, Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas. As of 2000, Amos William Gallaway lived at 2009 10th Avenue, Leavenworth, Kansas.

Amos William Gallaway died on 27 February 2001 at Providence Medical Center, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, at age 80. Besides his three children, the obituary list one grandson and five granddaughters, and his "good friend and companion: Rita Liebeno." He was cremated with Barnett-Larkin-Brown Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Visitation was held on 4 March 2001 at Barnett-Larkin-Brown Funeral Home, Leavenworth, Kansas, from 1 to 5 p.m. Memorial services were held on 5 March 2001 at Main Post Chapel, Fort Leavenworth; at 11 a.m. He was inurned on 5 March 2001 at Leavenworth National Cemetery; section M, site 708.

     Kate May Duggins was born in January 1882 at Grenada County, Mississippi. She was the daughter of Joseph S. Duggins and Mary Louise Curtis. Kate May Duggins suffered the death of her mother, Mary Louise "Molly" (Curtis) Duggins in 1885 at Grenada County, Mississippi. Kate May Duggins suffered the death of her step-mother, Leah Hugh Ella (Owens) Duggins on 28 February 1892 at at her home, Parsons Station, Grenada County, Mississippi. Kate May Duggins appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of Elisha Judson Owens at Grenada County, Mississippi, as age seventeen. Kate May Duggins suffered the death of her father, Joseph S. Duggins on 3 August 1905 at Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi. Kate May Duggins married Dr. Walter Galliton Brock on 10 April 1906 at Spring Hill neighborhood, Grenada County, Mississippi; at 8 p.m. at the residence of E. J. Owens. The cermony was solemnized by the Rev. W. F. Roberts, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Katie May (Duggins) Brock appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Dr. Walter Galliton Brock at Holmes County, Mississippi; enumerated 15 April. Walter G. Brock was enumerated as age 31, head of household and a physician. He owned his home on Brown Street free of mortgage. Kate D. Brock was enumerated as his wife, age 28. Included in the household was a brother, Larkin Brock age 23 and two Black servants, John Cooper, a 30 year old laborer and Mandy Thomas, a 20 year old cook. Katie May (Duggins) Brock appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Dr. Walter Galliton Brock at Holmes County, Mississippi; enumerated 6 September. Walter G. Brock was enumerated as age 41, head of household and an MD with a general practice. Katie D. Brock was enumerated as his wife, age 35. They owned their home on Brock Street free of mortgage. Katie May (Duggins) Brock appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Dr. Walter Galliton Brock at Holmes County, Mississippi; enumerated 8 April. Walter G. Brock was enumerated as age 51, head of household and a physician with a general medical practice. Kate D. Brock was enumerated as his wife, age 48. They owned a radio and their home which was valued at $5000. Katie May (Duggins) Brock attended the funeral of Kate (Koone) Owens on 31 July 1939 at Presbyterian Church, Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi. Katie May (Duggins) Brock and Dr. Walter Galliton Brock lived in 1940 at Brown Street, West, Holmes County, Mississippi. Katie May (Duggins) Brock and Dr. Walter Galliton Brock appeared on the census of 1940 at Holmes County, Mississippi; enumerated 5 April. Walter G Brock was enumerated as the 61 year old head of household and he supplied the information to the enumerator. He was a physician working on his own account in private practice. Kate D Brock was enumerated as his 58 year old wife. They owned their home valued at $5,000. Walter had completed his education with nine years of college and Kate had completed one year of college. Katie May (Duggins) Brock suffered the death of her half brother, Hugh Edward Duggins on 2 November 1940 at Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. Katie May (Duggins) Brock suffered the death of her half brother, Percy Elisha Duggins on 18 June 1965 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, District of Columbia. Katie May (Duggins) Brock was a Baptist and a member of the West Baptist Church. She held membership in the Woodmen of the World Auxilliary and the Order of the Eastern Star.

Katie May (Duggins) Brock died on 8 June 1976 at Holmes County Community Hospital, Lexington, Holmes County, Mississippi, at age 94; "after a lengthy illness." Funeral services were held on 10 June 1976 at West Baptist Church, West, Holmes County, Mississippi; at two o'clock with the Rev. G. P. Dukes officiating. She was buried on 10 June 1976 at West City Cemetery, West, Holmes County, Mississippi; with Southern Funeral Home Directors of Durant in charge of arrangements. Pallbearers were W. B. Johnson, Doug Aldridge, Joe McLellan, A. J. Stevens III, Horace Bouchilion and Bill Brock.

     Dr. Walter Galliton Brock was born on 16 November 1878 at Mississippi. He married Kate May Duggins, daughter of Joseph S. Duggins and Mary Louise Curtis, on 10 April 1906 at Spring Hill neighborhood, Grenada County, Mississippi; at 8 p.m. at the residence of E. J. Owens. The cermony was solemnized by the Rev. W. F. Roberts, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Dr. Walter Galliton Brock appeared on the census of 1910 at Holmes County, Mississippi; enumerated 15 April. Walter G. Brock was enumerated as age 31, head of household and a physician. He owned his home on Brown Street free of mortgage. Kate D. Brock was enumerated as his wife, age 28. Included in the household was a brother, Larkin Brock age 23 and two Black servants, John Cooper, a 30 year old laborer and Mandy Thomas, a 20 year old cook. He registered for the World War I draft on 12 September 1918 at Lexington, Holmes County, Mississippi, and was described as being of medium height and slender build with blue eyes and red hair. He listed his nearest relative as his wife, Mrs Kate D Brock. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Holmes County, Mississippi; enumerated 6 September. Walter G. Brock was enumerated as age 41, head of household and an MD with a general practice. Katie D. Brock was enumerated as his wife, age 35. They owned their home on Brock Street free of mortgage. He appeared on the census of 1930 at Holmes County, Mississippi; enumerated 8 April. Walter G. Brock was enumerated as age 51, head of household and a physician with a general medical practice. Kate D. Brock was enumerated as his wife, age 48. They owned a radio and their home which was valued at $5000. He and Katie May (Duggins) Brock lived in 1940 at Brown Street, West, Holmes County, Mississippi. Dr. Walter Galliton Brock and Katie May (Duggins) Brock appeared on the census of 1940 at Holmes County, Mississippi; enumerated 5 April. Walter G Brock was enumerated as the 61 year old head of household and he supplied the information to the enumerator. He was a physician working on his own account in private practice. Kate D Brock was enumerated as his 58 year old wife. They owned their home valued at $5,000. Walter had completed his education with nine years of college and Kate had completed one year of college. Dr. Walter Galliton Brock died in 1962 at Mississippi. He was buried at West Cemetery, West, Holmes County, Mississippi.

     Ike Brummett married Katherine Rettic at Missouri.

     Katherine Rettic married Ike Brummett at Missouri.

     Virginia "Jennie" Freeland was born on 20 May 1821 at Smith County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of James Freeland and Mary Agnes Kyle. In the division of her father's personal estate, Virginia received the Negro slaves, Adam, Milly, Kitt and Cynthia, valued at $900. She was owed $6.57 by the other heirs. Virginia "Jennie" Freeland likely appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of Creed E. Penn at Smith County, Tennessee, as one of two females age 5-10. Virginia "Jennie" Freeland married John Walker Hughes, son of Littleberry Hughes Sr. and Mary Walker, on 13 November 1837 at Smith County, Tennessee. Virginia (Freeland) Hughes likely appeared on the census of 1840 in the household of John Walker Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as the female age 20 to 30. Virginia (Freeland) Hughes appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Walker Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee; enumerated 27 August. John W. Hughes was listed as age 36 and a laborer. Virginia Hughes was listed as age 27. Hughes children included in the household were: James age eleven, Eliza age nine, Clay age seven, Susan age five, Isaphimi age three and Ophilia age eight months. Three children attended school during the year. Virginia (Freeland) Hughes was widowed with the death of John Walker Hughes on 19 October 1858 at Carthage, Smith County, Tennessee. Virginia (Freeland) Hughes appeared on the census of 1860 at Smith County, Tennessee; as age 38 born in Tennessee, a farmer with $1800 value in real estate and $575 value in personal property. Enumerated in the household were James B. age twenty-one, a laborer, Eliza A. age eighteen, school teacher, Henry B. age sixteen, a laborer, Josephine age twelve, Ophilia age ten, Mildred age eight, John W. age seven, Virginia age four and Lucy W. age two. All were born in Tennessee and Ophilia, Mildred, John W. and Virginia had attended school in the year. She appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her son, Henry Clay Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age 56, widowed and keeping house.

Virginia (Freeland) Hughes died on 13 June 1898 at Tennessee at age 77. John Hughes placed an order on 14 June 1898 for Mrs. Hughes with F.W. Throp, a coffin maker located in Hartsville. She was buried at Piper-Hughes Cemetery, Cedar Bluff, Trousdale County, Tennessee.

     John Walker Hughes was born on 8 February 1814 at Smith County, Tennessee; "at the paternal home, near New Middleton." He was the son of Littleberry Hughes Sr. and Mary Walker. John Walker Hughes was a Baptist from his youth, likely a member of the Hickman church where his older brother, William Powell Hughes was pastor. The congregation split over the question of predestination into two denominations, Primitive and Missionary Baptist. Both William Powell Hughes and John Walker Hughes sided with the Missionary Baptist and John was a faithful member untl his death. He married Virginia "Jennie" Freeland, daughter of James Freeland and Mary Agnes Kyle, on 13 November 1837 at Smith County, Tennessee. John Walker Hughes appeared on the census of 1840 at Smith County, Tennessee; as head of household, one of two males age 20 to 30, with two males under age 5 and one female age 20 to 30. Also listed were eight slaves, one male age 55 to 100, 4 females under age 10, one female age 10 to 24, one female age 24 to 36 and one female age 36 to 55. Three persons were engaged in agriculture. He was Deputy Sheriff was a number of years at Smith County, Tennessee. He appeared on the census of 1850 at Smith County, Tennessee; enumerated 27 August. John W. Hughes was listed as age 36 and a laborer. Virginia Hughes was listed as age 27. Hughes children included in the household were: James age eleven, Eliza age nine, Clay age seven, Susan age five, Isaphimi age three and Ophilia age eight months. Three children attended school during the year. He was elected Sheriff a few months before his death at Smith County, Tennessee.

John Walker Hughes died on 19 October 1858 at Carthage, Smith County, Tennessee, at age 44. He was buried at Bransford Cemetery, New Middleton, Smith County, Tennessee.

     John Walker Hughes Jr. was born on 19 March 1854 at Smith County, Tennessee. He was the son of John Walker Hughes and Virginia "Jennie" Freeland. John Walker Hughes Jr. appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Virginia (Freeland) Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age seven and had attended school within the year. John Walker Hughes Jr. appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of his brother, James Little Berry Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as Jno Hughes, a 26 year old merchant. John Walker Hughes Jr. signed a bond on 12 September 1887 at Smith County, Tennessee, for his marriage to Louvenia Ann "Venia" Shipp with E. B. Price signing as bondsman. John Walker Hughes Jr. married Louvenia Ann "Venia" Shipp on 13 October 1887 at Tennessee.

John Hughes placed an order on 14 June 1898 for Mrs. Hughes with F.W. Throp, a coffin maker located in Hartsville. John Walker Hughes Jr. and Louvenia Ann (Shipp) Hughes lived in June 1900 at High Street, Franklin, Simpson County, Kentucky. John Walker Hughes Jr. appeared on the census of 1900 at Simpson County, Kentucky; enumerated 18 June. John Hughes was enumerated as the 46 year old head of household and a farmer. He was renting the family's farm. Venie Hughes was enumerated as his 34 year old wife and the mother of three children, all living. Three sons were enumerated as; Ethel B. age eleven, John G. age seven and Hubert W. age four. Ethel had attended school for five months and John had attended for four months. He was a farmer and engaged in the mercantile business circa 1910 at Cedar Bluff, Trousdale County, Tennessee.

John Walker Hughes Jr. appeared on the census of 1910 at Trousdale County, Tennessee; enumerated 15 April. John W. Hughes was listed as age 56, head of household and a farmer. Venia was listed as his wife, age 42. Included in the household were three sons; Ethel B. a twenty-one year old merchant, John Gillan age seventeen, Huby W. age fourteen and a daughter, Julia age seven. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Trousdale County, Tennessee; enumerated 26 January. John W. Hughes was enumerated as age 65, head of household and a farmer. His farm, number 29 on the farm schedule, was located on the Cedar Bluff and Dixon Springs Road and he owned it free of mortgage. Levenia O. Hughes was enumerated as his wife, age 53. Included in the household was his daughter Julia age seventeen.

John Walker Hughes Jr. died on 8 November 1927 at Trousdale County, Tennessee, at age 73; at 8 a.m. of paralysis. He was buried on 9 November 1927 at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee.

     Ethel Bernard Hughes was born on 12 January 1889 at Taylorsville, Wilson County, Tennessee. He was the son of John Walker Hughes Jr. and Louvenia Ann "Venia" Shipp. Ethel Bernard Hughes appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of his father, John Walker Hughes Jr. at Simpson County, Kentucky, as age eleven and he had attended school for five months of the year. Ethel Bernard Hughes appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of his father, John Walker Hughes Jr. at Trousdale County, Tennessee, as single and a 21 year old merchant.

Ethel Bernard Hughes married Nannie Edward Denney on 18 May 1911 at Trousdale County, Tennessee; with the ceremony performed by J. T. Oakley, Minister of the Gospel. Ethel Bernard Hughes registered for the World War I draft on 5 June 1917 at Precinct 10, Trousdale County, Tennessee, and was described as being of medium height and build with light blue eyes and black hair. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Trousdale County, Tennessee; enumerated 26 January. Ethel B. Hughes was enumerated as age 31, head of household and a retailer in general merchandise. Nannie B. Hughes was enumerated as his wife, age 28. Included in the household were two sons, Noel E. age six and Earl N. age three years and five months. Their farm, listed as number 27 on the farm schedule, was located on the Cedar Bluff and Lebanon Road. Also included in the household was a 22 year old boarder named Robert T., who was working as a salesman in the retail store.

Ethel Bernard Hughes suffered the death of his father, John Walker Hughes Jr. on 8 November 1927 at Trousdale County, Tennessee. Ethel Bernard Hughes and Nannie E. (Denney) Hughes lived in 1930 at 154 West Main Street, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Ethel Bernard Hughes was the owner of Hughes Cash & Carry Food Store between 1930 and 1940 at Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. He appeared on the census of 1930 at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 11 April. E. B. Hughes was enumerated as age 41, head of household and owned a retail grocery store. Nannie E. Hughes was enumerated as his wife, age 39. They owned their home valued at $4700. Included in the household were two sons, Edwin age seventeen and Earl Neal age twelve, both attending school.

Ethel Bernard Hughes and Nannie E. (Denney) Hughes lived between April 1940 and November 1952 at 154 North Greenwood Street, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Ethel Bernard Hughes and Nannie E. (Denney) Hughes appeared on the census of 1940 at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 23 April. E.B. Hughes was enumerated as the 51 year old head of household with an 8th grade education. Nannie Hughes was enumerated as his 48 year old wife and she had an 8th grade education also. Nannie supplied the information to the enumerator. Included in the household was a 25 year old servant, Annie Belle Dockins.

Ethel Bernard Hughes died on 19 November 1952 at Vanderbilt Hospital, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, at age 63; of acute leukemia. He was buried on 20 November 1952 at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee; under the direction of Seagraves Funeral Home.

     Noel Edwin Hughes was born on 3 June 1913 at Tennessee. He was the son of Ethel Bernard Hughes and Nannie Edward Denney. Noel Edwin Hughes appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of his father, Ethel Bernard Hughes at Trousdale County, Tennessee, as age six and had not attended school. Noel Edwin Hughes appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of his father, Ethel Bernard Hughes at Wilson County, Tennessee, as age seventeen and attending school. Noel Edwin Hughes was in the grocery business with his father at Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Wife's name is Sarah S. Hughes and works with him. He suffered the death of his father, Ethel Bernard Hughes on 19 November 1952 at Vanderbilt Hospital, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. Noel Edwin Hughes suffered the death of his mother, Nannie E. (Denney) Hughes on 21 January 1975 at Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee.

Noel Edwin Hughes died on 23 May 2003 at age 89. He was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee.

     Earl Neal Hughes was born on 21 July 1917 at Tennessee. He was the son of Ethel Bernard Hughes and Nannie Edward Denney. Earl Neal Hughes appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of his father, Ethel Bernard Hughes at Trousdale County, Tennessee, as age three years and five months. Earl Neal Hughes appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of his father, Ethel Bernard Hughes at Wilson County, Tennessee, as Earl Neal age twelve and attending school. According to his father, he never liked the grocery business and worked for the Greyhound Bus Company. Earl Neal Hughes suffered the death of his father, Ethel Bernard Hughes on 19 November 1952 at Vanderbilt Hospital, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. Earl Neal Hughes suffered the death of his mother, Nannie E. (Denney) Hughes on 21 January 1975 at Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Earl Neal Hughes died on 26 August 1999 at Clarksville, Montgomery County, Tennessee, at age 82.

     Julia Virginia Hughes was born on 17 June 1902 at Cedar Bluff, Trousdale County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of John Walker Hughes Jr. and Louvenia Ann "Venia" Shipp. Julia Virginia Hughes appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of her father, John Walker Hughes Jr. at Trousdale County, Tennessee, as age seven. Julia Virginia Hughes appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of her father, John Walker Hughes Jr. at Trousdale County, Tennessee, as age seventeen and single. Julia Virginia Hughes suffered the death of her father, John Walker Hughes Jr. on 8 November 1927 at Trousdale County, Tennessee. Julia Virginia Hughes and Louvenia Ann (Shipp) Hughes lived in 1930 at 605 Church Street, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. Julia Virginia Hughes appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of her widowed mother, Louvenia Ann (Shipp) Hughes at Davidson County, Tennessee, as a 25 year old bookkeeper in a loan office.

Julia Virginia Hughes and Louvenia Ann (Shipp) Hughes lived between 1935 and April 1940 at 234 S. College Street, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Julia Virginia Hughes was a clerical worker for the school board in April 1940 at Lebanon, Tennessee. She appeared on the census of 1940 in the household of her mother, Louvenia Ann (Shipp) Hughes at Wilson County, Tennessee, as age 38 with an 8th grade education. She was enumerated as having worked 51 weeks in 1939 earning $720. Julia Virginia Hughes was employed by the Baptist Sunday School Board at Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee.

Julia Virginia Hughes and Robert Donald Puryear obtained a marriage license on 17 April 1956 at Wilson County, Tennessee; with Julia's next of kin being stated as her brother, Hubie Hughes of Lebanon, Tennessee. Julia Virginia Hughes married Robert Donald Puryear on 19 April 1956 at Wilson County, Tennessee; with the ceremony performed by minister Carter Johnston.

Julia Virginia (Hughes) Puryear died on 14 June 1983 at age 80. She was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Wilson County, Tennessee.

     Hubert "Hubie" Walker Hughes was born on 11 June 1895 at Cedar Bluff, Trousdale County, Tennessee. He was the son of John Walker Hughes Jr. and Louvenia Ann "Venia" Shipp. Hubert "Hubie" Walker Hughes appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of his father, John Walker Hughes Jr. at Simpson County, Kentucky, as age four. Hubert "Hubie" Walker Hughes appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of his father, John Walker Hughes Jr. at Trousdale County, Tennessee, as age fourteen. Hubert "Hubie" Walker Hughes was a plumber at Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. He and Ruby Louise Stone obtained a marriage license on 20 December 1917 at Wilson County, Tennessee. Hubert "Hubie" Walker Hughes married Ruby Louise Stone on 23 December 1917 at Wilson County, Tennessee. Hubert "Hubie" Walker Hughes was a farmer in 1920 at Trousdale County, Tennessee. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Trousdale County, Tennessee; enumerated 24 January. Hubie W. Hughes was enumerated as age 24, head of household and a farmer. He owned his farm located on Cedar Bluff and Lebanon Road with a mortgage. The farm was listed as number 25 on the farm schedule. Rubie L. Hughes was enumerated as his 19 year old wife. He suffered the death of his father, John Walker Hughes Jr. on 8 November 1927 at Trousdale County, Tennessee. Hubert "Hubie" Walker Hughes and Ruby Louise (Stone) Hughes lived in 1930 at 215 West High Street, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Hubert "Hubie" Walker Hughes appeared on the census of 1930 at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 7 April. Hubie Hughes was enumerated as age 35, head of household and the owner of a plumbing shop. Ruby Hughes was enumerated as his wife, age 29. They owned their home valued at $3000 and also owned a radio. Included in the household was daughter Evelyn age eight and son Kenneth age two and a half. Also living with the family was a brother, Lelsie Stone a 50 year old engineer at the ice plant. He died in 1963. He was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee.

     John Gilliam Hughes was born on 30 September 1892 at Cedar Bluff, Trousdale County, Tennessee. He was the son of John Walker Hughes Jr. and Louvenia Ann "Venia" Shipp. John Gilliam Hughes appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of his father, John Walker Hughes Jr. at Simpson County, Kentucky, as age seven and he had attended school for four months of the year. John Gilliam Hughes appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of his father, John Walker Hughes Jr. at Trousdale County, Tennessee, as age seventeen. John Gilliam Hughes married Beulah E. (?) before January 1920. John Gilliam Hughes and Beulah E. (?) Hughes lived in January 1920 at 331 West Clay Street, Clinton, Kentucky. John Gilliam Hughes was a minister in January 1920 at Clinton, Kentucky. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Hickman County, Kentucky; enumerated 2 January. John G. Hughes was enumerated as the 27 year old head of household and was renting the family's lodgings. Beulah E. Hughes was enumerated as his 25 year old wife. He suffered the death of his father, John Walker Hughes Jr. on 8 November 1927 at Trousdale County, Tennessee. John Gilliam Hughes was a Baptist minister. In June 1949, he was pastor of Union Avenue Baptist Church in Memphis, Tennessee. at Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee.

     Lucy Ward Hughes was born on 29 August 1858 at Smith County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of John Walker Hughes and Virginia "Jennie" Freeland. Lucy Ward Hughes appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Virginia (Freeland) Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age two. Lucy Ward Hughes appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her brother, Henry Clay Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age 21 and single. Lucy Ward Hughes appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of her brother, Henry Clay Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age 41 and single.

Lucy Ward Hughes appeared on the census of 1910 at Smith County, Tennessee; enumerated 22 April. Lucy was enumerated as Lucia Hughs the 52 year old single sister of the head of household Jame Hughs. Included in the household was another sister, Vinnie May age 54 and single. James appears to be living with his wife, son Oliver and daughter Mary on the farm he owned which is listed as #72 on the farm schedule. He also appears as the owner of farm # 71 where his two single sisters lived and he was listed as head of household and working for wages. Farm #71 was likely owned by all the Hughes siblings and had likely been their parents land.

Lucy Ward Hughes and Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes appeared on the census of 1920 at Smith County, Tennessee; enumerated 16 January. Miss Jennie Highes was enumerated as the 62 yearold head of household. She owned her farm free of mortgage. Lucy Highes were enumerated as her 61 year old sister. Lucy Ward Hughes and Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes lived in April 1930 at West Spring Street, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Lucy Ward Hughes and Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes appeared on the census of 1930 at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 9 April. Jennie M Hughes was enumerated as the 73 year old head of household and she owned their home valued at $1,800. Lucy Hughes was enumerated as her 72 year old sister.

Lucy and her sister Jennie never married. They lived together until Jennie's death. They kept a picture of their uncle Paul Penn on the wall. When speaking of him to younger family members they said he was a jeweler in Winona, Mississippi. Lucy Ward Hughes suffered the death of her sister, Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes on 1 July 1937 at Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Lucy Ward Hughes lived in April 1940 at 234 S. College Street, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee, in the home of her sister-in-law Mrs. John Walker (Louvenia) Hughes. Mrs. Hughes' daughter Julia Virginia Hughes was also a member of the household. She appeared on the census of 1940 in the household of her sister-in-law, Louvenia Ann (Shipp) Hughes at Wilson County, Tennessee, as single and age 80 with a 6th grade education. On 28 May 1945, Lucy Hughes poisoned herself with bichloride of mercury.

Lucy Ward Hughes died on 30 May 1945 at Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee, at age 86; at 4:30 p.m. of suicide by poisoning. She was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee.

     Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes was born on 20 June 1856 at Smith County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of John Walker Hughes and Virginia "Jennie" Freeland. Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Virginia (Freeland) Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age four and had attended school within the year. Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her brother, Henry Clay Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as Jennie age 22 and single. Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes was a teacher circa 1900. She likely appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of her brother-in-law, James Henry Piper at Sumner County, Tennessee, as Jennie Hughes age 40 and a school teacher.

Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes appeared on the census of 1910 at Smith County, Tennessee; enumerated 22 April. Jennie was enumerated as Vinnie May Hughs the 54 year old single sister of the head of household Jame Hughs. Included in the household was another sister, Lucia age 52 and single. James appears to be living with his wife, son Oliver and daughter Mary on the farm he owned which is listed as #72 on the farm schedule. He also appears as the owner of farm # 71 where his two single sisters lived and he was listed as head of household and working for wages. Farm #71 was likely owned by all the Hughes siblings and had likely been their parents land.

Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes and Lucy Ward Hughes appeared on the census of 1920 at Smith County, Tennessee; enumerated 16 January. Miss Jennie Highes was enumerated as the 62 yearold head of household. She owned her farm free of mortgage. Lucy Highes were enumerated as her 61 year old sister. Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes and Lucy Ward Hughes lived in April 1930 at West Spring Street, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes and Lucy Ward Hughes appeared on the census of 1930 at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 9 April. Jennie M Hughes was enumerated as the 73 year old head of household and she owned their home valued at $1,800. Lucy Hughes was enumerated as her 72 year old sister.

Jennie and her sister Lucy never married. They lived together until Jennie's death. They kept a picture of their uncle Paul Penn on the wall. When speaking of him to younger family members they said he was a jeweler in Winona, Mississippi.

Virginia Mary "Jennie" Hughes died on 1 July 1937 at Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee, at age 81; at 1 p.m. She was buried on 2 July 1937 at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee.

     The E. B. Hughes letter of 1949, speaks of Charlie Hughes, stating that he had been died for many years, lived in Nashville, been married twice with chidren by both wives and stepchildren. One child, Lela married a Dr. A. G. Donoho and lived in Hartsville or Hertsville, Tennessee as of June 1949.

     Eliza Agnes Hughes was born on 20 January 1842 at Smith County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of John Walker Hughes and Virginia "Jennie" Freeland. Eliza Agnes Hughes appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Walker Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age nine. Eliza Agnes Hughes was attending school in Carthage at the time of her father's death 19 October 1858. "She rendered very material and substantial aid to her widowed mother." Eliza Agnes Hughes appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Virginia (Freeland) Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age eighteen and a school teacher.

James Henry Piper signed a bond on 22 July 1868 at Smith County, Tennessee, for his marriage to Eliza Agnes Hughes; with A. N. Piper signing as bondsman. She married James Henry Piper in July 1868 at Smith County, Tennessee. Eliza Agnes (Hughes) Piper and James Henry Piper lived in June 1880 at North Cumberland Street, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Eliza Agnes (Hughes) Piper appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of James Henry Piper at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 5 June. James H. Piper was enumerated as age 37, head of household and a grocer. Eliza A. Piper was enumerated as his wife, age 37. Included in the household were James' aunt, Katherine Matherson age 72 and single and Philip W. Duke age 18 and a clerk in the grocery store.

Eliza Agnes (Hughes) Piper appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of her husband, James Henry Piper at Sumner County, Tennessee; enumerated 13 June. J. H. Piper was enumerated as age 57, head of household and a farmer. He owned his farm free of mortgage. Eliza A. Piper was enumerated as his wife, age 58 and a school teacher. Included in the household was a boarder, Jennie Hughes age 40 and a school teacher. Eliza Agnes (Hughes) Piper appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of her husband, James Henry Piper at Sumner County, Tennessee; enumerated 15 April. James H. Piper was enumerated as age 67, head of household and a farmer. His farm which he owned free of mortgage was listed as number 230 on the farm schedule. Eliza Piper age 68 was enumerated as his wife and a primary school teacher.

Eliza Agnes (Hughes) Piper and James Henry Piper lived in 1911 at Portland, Sumner County, Tennessee. Eliza Agnes Hughes and James Henry Piper had no children. Eliza Agnes (Hughes) Piper was widowed with the death of James Henry Piper on 6 October 1916 at Civil District 10, Route 11, Lebanon, Trousdale County, Tennessee. Eliza Agnes Hughes was a teacher for many years.

Eliza Agnes (Hughes) Piper died on 16 November 1923 at 12th Civil District, Smith County, Tennessee, at age 81. She was buried on 17 November 1923 at Piper-Hughes Cemetery, Cedar Bluff, Trousdale County, Tennessee.

     Henry Clay Hughes was born on 14 November 1843 at Smith County, Tennessee. He was the son of John Walker Hughes and Virginia "Jennie" Freeland. Henry Clay Hughes appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Walker Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age seven. Henry Clay Hughes appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Virginia (Freeland) Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age sixteen and a laborer. Henry Clay Hughes appeared on the census of 1880 at Smith County, Tennessee; as Clay Hughes age 35, head of household, single and a farmer. Included in the household were; his mother, Virginia Hughes age 56, widowed, keeping house; his sisters, Jennie Hughes age 22, single and Lucy Hughes age 21, single; and a Black male servant, Lee Barksdale age 20. He appeared on the census of 1900 at Smith County, Tennessee; enumerated 12 June. Henry Cloy Hughes was enumerated as single, age 56, head of household and a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage. The farm was listed as number 119 on the farm schedule. Included in the household was Henry's sister Lucy age 41 and single. Henry Clay Hughes was unmarried. He lived in 1911 at R. F. D. 10, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee; with two of his sisters on the old paternal homestead near Rome. He was a farmer in 1911 at R. F. D. 10, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. He died on 25 December 1919 at Smith County, Tennessee, at age 76. He was buried at Piper-Hughes Cemetery, Trousdale County, Tennessee.

     Susan Elizabeth Hughes was born on 1 May 1845 at Smith County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of John Walker Hughes and Virginia "Jennie" Freeland. Susan Elizabeth Hughes appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Walker Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age five. James Banks Jones signed a bond on 16 January 1860 at Smith County, Tennessee, for his marriage to Susan Elizabeth Hughes. She married James Banks Jones on 18 January 1860 at Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Susan Elizabeth (Hughes) Jones appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of James Banks Jones at Smith County, Tennessee; enumerated 12 August. J.B. Jones was enumerated as a 28 year old farmer with real estate valued at $2800 and personal property valued at $900. Included in the household were S.E. Banks a 21 year old female who was keeping house, J. F. Jones a three year old male, Mancy a 70 year old female and Carolina a 25 year old female. Susan Elizabeth (Hughes) Jones appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of James Banks Jones at Smith County, Tennessee; enumerated 21 June. James Jones was enumerated as a 47 year old farmer. Susan Jones was enumerated as his 38 year old wife. Enumerated in the household were two sons, Joe age thirteen and Wm age nine and four daughters; Nevad age seven, Cornelia age five, Sula age two and Mary age nine months. Also enumerated with the family were James' mother Nancy Jones age 78, his sister Carolina Jones age 51 and a 17 year old Black male servant, Lee Ward. Susan Elizabeth (Hughes) Jones suffered the death of her daughter, Nevada Lee Jones on 1 February 1892 at Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. Susan Elizabeth (Hughes) Jones appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of James Banks Jones at Smith County, Tennessee; enumerated 11 June. James B. Jones was enumerated as 67 year old farmer. He owned his farm free of mortgage. Susan Jones was enumerated his 54 year old wife. They had been married for 31 ears and Susan was the mother of nine children with six children still living. Also enumerated in the household were a two daughters Cornelia age 24, Sula E. age 23 and one son Thurman age 18. Susan Elizabeth (Hughes) Jones suffered the death of her daughter, Cornelia Agnes (Jones) Beck on 9 January 1909 at Corsicanna, Navarro County, Texas. Susan Elizabeth (Hughes) Jones appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of James Banks Jones at Smith County, Tennessee; enumerated 22 April. James Jones was enumerated as a 76 year old farmer. He owned, free of mortgage, his farm located on the Dixon Creek Road. Susan E. Jones was enumerated as his 62 year old wife. Enumerated in the household was one son, Allen T. Jones a 23 year old laborer.

Susan Elizabeth (Hughes) Jones died on 14 November 1915 at Smith County, Tennessee, at age 70; at the home of her son, Will Jones. She was buried at Dixon Springs Cemetery, Dixon Springs, Smith County, Tennessee.

     Ophelia Alice Hughes was born on 22 November 1849 at Smith County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of John Walker Hughes and Virginia "Jennie" Freeland. Ophelia Alice Hughes appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Walker Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age eight months. Ophelia Alice Hughes appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Virginia (Freeland) Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age ten and had attended school within the year. Ophelia Alice Hughes married Misher Cunningham on 27 July 1871 at Tennessee. Ophelia (Hughes) Cunningham appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Misher Cunningham at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 17 June. M. Cunningham was enumerated as age 36, head of household and a farmer. Ophelia Cunningham was enumerated as his wife, age 30. Included in the household was a son, Herman age six and a daughter, Sallie V. age three. Also in the household was Jennie Smith, a Black fifteen year old servant. Ophelia (Hughes) Cunningham appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of Misher Cunningham at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 5 June. Misha Cunningham was enumerated as age 54, head of household and a farmer. He owned his farm, listed as number 41 on the farm schedule, free of mortgage. Ophelia Cunningham was enumerated as his wife, age 50 and the mother of eight children with six living. Included in the household were three sons; Herman a twenty-four year old farm laborer, Clay a fourteen year old student, Neit an eleven year old student and two daughters, Sallie age twenty-three and Lizzie age seventeen. Ophelia (Hughes) Cunningham appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Misher Cunningham at Trousdale County, Tennessee; enumerated 20 April. Misher Cunningham was enumerated as age 65, head of household and a farmer. He owned his farm located on the Hartsville and Lebanon Road, which was listed as number 19 on the farm schedule. Ophelia A. Cunningham was enumerated as his wife, age 60 and the mother of eight children with six still living. Included in the household were two sons, Herman M., a 35 year old farm laborer and Othniel, a 20 year old student. Ophelia (Hughes) Cunningham and Misher Cunningham lived at R. F. D. 11, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Ophelia (Hughes) Cunningham appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Misher Cunningham at Trousdale County, Tennessee; enumerated 13 January. Misher Cunningham was enumerated as age 75, head of household and a farmer. He was working for himself and his farm was listed as number 45 on the farm schedule. Ophelia Cunningham was enumerated as his wife, age 70. Included in the household was a son, John W. Cunningham age 39, single and a laborer on the home farm. Also living in the household were Will Drummit a 26 year old farm laborer and his wife, Maudie age 17.

Ophelia (Hughes) Cunningham died on 27 November 1921 at Trousdale County, Tennessee, at age 72. Ophelia's son-in-law, Hick Stanford made the burial arrangements which included burial clothes, a gray casket, box and use of the hearse. She was buried on 29 November 1921 at Hartsville Cemetery, Hartsville, Trousdale County, Tennessee.

     Isa Phene Hughes was born on 10 November 1847 at Smith County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of John Walker Hughes and Virginia "Jennie" Freeland. Isa Phene Hughes appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Walker Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age three. Isa Phene Hughes appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Virginia (Freeland) Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as Josephine age twelve. Isa Phene Hughes married William Austin on 1 February 1877 at Tennessee. Isa Phene Hughes and William Austin lived circa 1910 at Portland, Sumner County, Tennessee.

     Littleberry Hughes Sr. married Mary Walker, daughter of William Walker, before 1814.

     Mary Walker was the daughter of William Walker. Mary Walker married Littleberry Hughes Sr. before 1814.

     Mildred Mary Hughes was born on 1 November 1851 at Smith County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of John Walker Hughes and Virginia "Jennie" Freeland. Mildred Mary Hughes appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Virginia (Freeland) Hughes at Smith County, Tennessee, as age eight and had attended school within the year. Mildred Mary Hughes married William B. Martin on 29 December 1875 at Tennessee. Mildred Mary (Hughes) Martin and William B. Martin lived in June 1880 at North Cumberland Street, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Mildred Mary (Hughes) Martin appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of William B. Martin at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 5 June. Wiliam Martin was enumerated as age 29, head of household and a grocer. Mildred Martin was enumerated as his wife, age 28. Included in the household was a son, John W. age three and a daughter, Minnie age one. Mildred Mary (Hughes) Martin appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of William B. Martin at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 16 June. William Martin was enumerated as age 49, head of household and a tinner. Mildred Martin was enumerated as his wife, age 48 and the mother of seven children with four living. They owned their home free of mortgage. Included in the household were two sons and two daughters; John a 22 year old tinner, Myrtle age nineteen, Hughes age twelve and Jennie age eight. Both Hughes and Jennie had attended school for five months of the year. Mildred Mary (Hughes) Martin and William B. Martin lived in 1910 at West Spring Street, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee. Mildred Mary (Hughes) Martin appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of William B. Martin at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 5 May. William Martin was enumerated as age 59, head of household and a tinner in his own tin shop. Mildred M. Martin was enumerated as his wife, age 58. They owned their home on West Spring Street free of mortgage. Included in the household was a daughter, Jennie F. Martin age eighteen and attending school. Their married daughter, Myrtle Babb and their married son, John W. Martin lived on either side of them. Their married son, Hughes Martin lived next to the Babb family. Mildred Mary (Hughes) Martin appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of William B. Martin at Wilson County, Tennessee; enumerated 22 January. William Martin was enumerated as age 69, head of household and the proprietor of a tin shop. Mildred Martin was enumerated as his wife, age 68. They owned their home located at 238 Gay Street, free of mortgage. Included in the household were; son-in-law John Babb a 39 year old fireman for the railroad, daughter Myrtle Babb age 39, granddaughter Mildred Babb age eleven and granddaughter Frances Babb age eight. Mildred Mary (Hughes) Martin died before 1930 at Wilson County, Tennessee; not listed on 1930 census. Researcher's Note: The Wilson County rootsweb site list Mildred Hughes Martin as being on the cemetery record for Cedar Grove Cemetery, but no data is included on the site. Found on 1920 census, but not 1930.