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     "This Dear Boy" Dubard was born on 2 March 1885 at Grenada County, Mississippi. He was the son of Marcellus Gee Dubard and Sarah M. Nason. "This Dear Boy" Dubard died on 25 December 1885 at Grenada County, Mississippi. He was buried at Spring Hill Cemetery, Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi.

     Sallie Dora Dubard was born in October 1886 at Grenada County, Mississippi. She was the daughter of Marcellus Gee Dubard and Sarah M. Nason. Sallie Dora Dubard appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of Marcellus Gee Dubard at Grenada County, Mississippi, as age thirteen and at school. Sallie Dora Dubard married William Bright Harris on 25 November 1908 at Methodist Church, Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi; "at high noon." Sallie Dora (Dubard) Harris suffered the death of her son, John Nason Harris on 30 October 1917 at Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. Marcellus Gee Dubard died on 12 March 1918 at Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. B. Harris. Sallie Dora (Dubard) Harris and William Bright Harris lived in September 1918 at RFD 3 Sta C, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. Sallie Dora (Dubard) Harris appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of William Bright Harris at Shelby County, Tennessee; enumerated 3 January. William B. Harris was enumerated as age 42, head of household and a book keeper for a clothing retailer. Sallie D. Harris was enumerated as his wife, age 33. They owned their home with a mortgage. Included in the household were two sons, William N. age nine and Sydney M. age two years ten months. Sallie Dora Dubard and William Bright Harris lived in 1930 at 700 Belvedere, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. Sallie Dora (Dubard) Harris appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of William Bright Harris at Shelby County, Tennessee; enumerated 9 April. William B. Harris was enumerated as age 52, head of household and working for a cotton company as secretary and treasurer. Sallie D. Harris was enumerated as his wife age 42. Their home was valued at $7500 and they owned it free of mortgage. Included in the household were three sons; William S. age nineteen, Morgan S. age thirteen and Marcellus D. age nine. Sallie Dora Dubard attended the funeral of her uncle, John Thomas Nason on 6 December 1937 in Grenada, Mississippi. She and William Bright Harris lived in August 1955 at 6459 Chase Road, Lucy, Shelby County, Tennessee. Sallie Dora (Dubard) Harris was widowed with the death of her husband, William Bright Harris on 28 August 1955 at St. Joseph Hospital, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee.

Sallie Dora (Dubard) Harris died in 1962. She was buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; sharing a double marker with her husband.

     William Bright Harris was born on 28 December 1877 at Troy, Obion County, Tennessee; the son of John C Harris and Sarah M Anderson. He married Sallie Dora Dubard, daughter of Marcellus Gee Dubard and Sarah M. Nason, on 25 November 1908 at Methodist Church, Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi; "at high noon." William Bright Harris suffered the death of his son, John Nason Harris on 30 October 1917 at Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. William Bright Harris and Sallie Dora (Dubard) Harris lived in September 1918 at RFD 3 Sta C, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. William Bright Harris was a bookkeeper and stenographer in September 1918 at Memphis. He registered for the World War I draft on 12 September 1918 at Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, and was described as being of medium height and build with blue eyes and light hair. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Shelby County, Tennessee; enumerated 3 January. William B. Harris was enumerated as age 42, head of household and a book keeper for a clothing retailer. Sallie D. Harris was enumerated as his wife, age 33. They owned their home with a mortgage. Included in the household were two sons, William N. age nine and Sydney M. age two years ten months. He and Sallie Dora Dubard lived in 1930 at 700 Belvedere, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. William Bright Harris appeared on the census of 1930 at Shelby County, Tennessee; enumerated 9 April. William B. Harris was enumerated as age 52, head of household and working for a cotton company as secretary and treasurer. Sallie D. Harris was enumerated as his wife age 42. Their home was valued at $7500 and they owned it free of mortgage. Included in the household were three sons; William S. age nineteen, Morgan S. age thirteen and Marcellus D. age nine. He was an attorney in 1955. He and Sallie Dora (Dubard) Harris lived in August 1955 at 6459 Chase Road, Lucy, Shelby County, Tennessee.

William Bright Harris died on 28 August 1955 at St. Joseph Hospital, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, at age 77; of a myocardial infarction. He was buried on 29 August 1955 at Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; under the direction of National Funeral Home of Memphis.

     Horton Gee Dubard was born on 5 March 1908 at Grenada County, Mississippi. He was the son of Bruce Gee Dubard and Willie May Williams. Horton Gee Dubard appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Bruce Gee Dubard at Grenada County, Mississippi, as age two. Horton Gee Dubard appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Willie Mae (Williams) Dubard at Louisville, Winston County, Mississippi, as age eleven. His mother was a teacher at the high school and they were boarders in the Jesse L. McCracken household. Horton Gee Dubard was a doctor. He married Mildred Reid. Horton Gee Dubard was a Methodist and a charter member of Christ United Methodist Church. He suffered the death of his son, Reid W. Dubard on 13 March 1972 at Carthage, Smith County, Tennessee. Horton Gee Dubard suffered the death of his daughter, Carol Ann Dubard on 20 August 1973. Horton Gee Dubard and Mildred (Reid) Dubard lived in 1982 at 8177 Hunters Grove Lane, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. Horton Gee Dubard held membership in the Chickasaw County Club at Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. He held membership in the Memphis Surgical Society, the American Medical Association, the Southeastern Surgical Association and the Tennessee Medical Association. He was a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.

Horton Gee Dubard died on 14 April 1991 at Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, at age 83. He was buried on 16 April 1991 at Memorial Park, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; with graveside services at 10:30 a.m. under the direction of Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel.

     Mildred Reid was born on 1 January 1911 at Lenoir, Caldwell County, North Carolina. She married Horton Gee Dubard, son of Bruce Gee Dubard and Willie May Williams. Mildred Reid was graduated at University Of Tennessee, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. She was a Methodist and a charter member of Christ United Methodist Church. She held membership in and was past president of the Memphis Medical Auxiliary. Her Social Security Number was 413-96-3251 issued 1970 at Tennessee. She suffered the death of her son, Reid W. Dubard on 13 March 1972 at Carthage, Smith County, Tennessee. Mildred (Reid) Dubard suffered the death of her daughter, Carol Ann Dubard on 20 August 1973. Mildred (Reid) Dubard and Horton Gee Dubard lived in 1982 at 8177 Hunters Grove Lane, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. Mildred (Reid) Dubard was widowed with the death of her husband, Horton Gee Dubard on 14 April 1991 at Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. Mildred (Reid) Dubard died on 9 October 1995 at St. Francis Hospital, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, at age 84; of a cerebral hemorrhage. She was buried on 13 October 1995 at Memorial Park, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; with graveside services at 2 p.m. Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel was in charge of arrangements. In lieu of flowers, the family requested memorials be sent to the Carol and Reid DuBard Fund at the University of Tennessee.

     Reid W. Dubard was born on 13 February 1949. He was the son of Horton Gee Dubard and Mildred Reid.

Reid W. Dubard died on 13 March 1972 at Carthage, Smith County, Tennessee, at age 23; in a car accident about 4:55 p.m. Miss Helen L. Tully, the driver was also killed. They were returning to Memphis for spring break from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville where they were students. Joint funeral services were held on 15 March 1972 at First Evangelical Church, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; at 2 p.m. for Reid Dubard and Helen Tully. He was buried on 15 March 1972 at Memorial Park Cemetery, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; with Tredwell-Norris Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

     Carol Ann Dubard was born on 8 November 1946 at Shelby County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of Horton Gee Dubard and Mildred Reid. Carol Ann Dubard suffered the death of her brother, Reid W. Dubard on 13 March 1972 at Carthage, Smith County, Tennessee.

Carol Ann Dubard died on 20 August 1973 at age 26.

     Lawrence Thomas was born on 22 December 1868 at Tallahatchie (now Grenada) County, Mississippi. He was the son of Adrian Van Brocklin Thomas and Mary Elizabeth Nason. Lawrence Thomas appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Adrian Van Brocklin Thomas at Grenada County, Mississippi, as age one. Lawrence Thomas appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of his father, Adrian Van Brocklin Thomas at Grenada County, Mississippi, as age eleven and had attended school during 1880. Lawrence Thomas appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of his mother, Mary Eliza (Nason) Thomas at Yalobusha County, Mississippi, as age 31. Lawrence Thomas lived in October 1942 at Dallas. At the time of his sister Belle's death on 7 February 1953, Lawrence Thomas was living in Dallas, Texas. He died on 4 December 1957 at Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, at age 88. He was buried at Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. His grave is located in the Acacia Lawn section, lot 163, space 1.

     Pierre LeGrand Russell was born on 27 December 1871 at Arcadia Valley, Iron County, Missouri; the son of William Russell and Mattie Keach. He moved in 1879 to Hutchins, Texas; with his parents. He moved in 1886 to Dallas, Dallas County, Texas; with his parents. He was a traveling salesman for a wholesale drug company and later "became the manager of the Texas branch of H.K. Mulford Company of Philadelphia." He became Texas manager for Sharpe & Dohme of Baltimore when they purchased the Mulford Company. He held that position until his retirement.

Pierre LeGrand Russell married Kate D. Thomas, daughter of Adrian Van Brocklin Thomas and Mary Elizabeth Nason, on 3 November 1910 at Presbyterian Church, Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi; "at 4:30 o'clock the blessings of heaven were pronounced, by the Rev. J. C. Carothers" after being engaged for several years. "Immediately after the ceremony the bridal pair took the north bound train enroute for their Texas home." Pierre LeGrand Russell and Kate (Thomas) Russell moved in November 1910 to Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. Pierre LeGrand Russell was retired in 1936; from his position as Texas manager of Sharpe & Dohme. He was a Presbyterian. He held membership in the "Westminster Presbyterian Church for fifty-six years, served as superintendent of the Sunday school for twenty years and was an elder at the time of his death." He and Kate (Thomas) Russell lived in September 1949 at 2708 Routh, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.

Pierre LeGrand Russell died on 6 September 1949 at Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, at age 77; at 4:35 a.m."at home following a long illness." Funeral services were held on 7 September 1949 at Weiland-Merritt Funeral Church, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas; at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Anton J. Van Puffelen, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church officiating. He was buried on 7 September 1949 at Greenwood Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas; under the direction of Weiland-Merritt, Inc.

     William Drake Salmon was born circa 1870 at Cascilla, Tallahatchie County, Mississippi. He was educated at A. & M. College (now Mississippi State University), Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. He married Belle Thomas, daughter of Adrian Van Brocklin Thomas and Mary Elizabeth Nason, on 10 October 1899 at Yalobusha County, Mississippi. William Drake Salmon appeared on the census of 1910 at Grenada County, Mississippi; enumerated 16 April. William D. Salmon was enumerated as age 40, head of household and a retail merchant. Belle T. Salmon was enumerated as his wife, age 40 and the mother of three children with two living. They owned their home free of mortgage. Included in the household were two sons, John T. age five and Thomas G. age two. Also living with the family were Belle's 71 year old widowed mother, Mary E. Thomas and Belle's 36 year old single sister, Kate Thomas. He lived in April 1910 at 303 College Street, Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Grenada County, Mississippi; enumerated 16 January. Will Salmon was enumerated as age 50, head of household and the owner of the Salmon Store. Bell Salmon was enumerated as his wife, age 48. They owned their home at 303 College Street, free of mortgage. Included in the household were two sons, John T. age fifteen and T. L. age twelve. He appeared on the census of 1930 at Grenada County, Mississippi; enumerated 3 April. Will D. Salmon was enumerated as age 60, head of household and a retail grocery merchant. Belle Salmon was enumerated as his wife, age 60. Included in the household was a boarder, Willie Smith, a 55 year old female bank stenographer. He was the owner or co-owner of several businesses including a grocery company in Grenada and dry goods stores in Grenada and Water Valley. W. D. Salmon was very active in his community serving as a director of Grenada Bank and as a city school trustee. He was also in charge of the "home for aged and poor Negroes." He held membership in the Rotary Club. He was a Presbyterian and served as a church elder.

William Drake Salmon died on 27 June 1950 at Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi; at 3 a.m. in his home on College Street. Funeral services were held on 28 June 1950 at Presbyterian Church, Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi; officiated by the Rev. W. Taylor Clarke and with the church elders serving as pallbearers. He was buried on 28 June 1950 at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi; with Garner Brothers Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

     John Talbert Salmon was born on 8 June 1904 at Mississippi. He was the son of William Drake Salmon and Belle Thomas. John Talbert Salmon appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of William Drake Salmon at Grenada County, Mississippi, as age five. John Talbert Salmon appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of his father, William Drake Salmon at Grenada County, Mississippi, as John T. age fifteen and attending school. John Talbert Salmon was working for the Commonwealth Edison Company in September 1931 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He married Helen Duncan Wilkens on 14 September 1931 at Grenada County, Mississippi. The 18 September issue of The Grenada Sentinel states that John Talbert Salmon was visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Salmon, for a week before his wedding to Miss Helen Duncan Wilkins on 22 September. At the time of his father's death on 27 June 1950, John T. Salmon was living in Chicago, Illinois. At the time of his mother's death on 7 February 1953, John was living in Chicago, Illinois. John Talbert Salmon died on 9 October 1988 at age 84. He was buried at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi.

     Helen Duncan Wilkens was born on 5 October 1908. She married John Talbert Salmon, son of William Drake Salmon and Belle Thomas, on 14 September 1931 at Grenada County, Mississippi. Helen (Wilkins) Salmon died in July 1973 at age 64. She was buried at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi.

     Milton B. Morgan was born circa 1875 at Pennsylvania. He married Mary "Molly" B. Dubard, daughter of Marcellus Gee Dubard and Sarah M. Nason, after 1900. Milton B. Morgan was a civil engineer for the railroad in May 1910 at Cornith, Mississippi. He and Mary (Dubard) Morgan appeared on the census of 1910 at Alcorn County, Mississippi; enumerated 16 May. Milton B. Morgan was enumerated as age 35 and married for 8 years. Mary Morgan was enumerated as age 28 and married for eight years. Milton B. Morgan, Jr was enumerated as age one year, two months. The Morgan family was enumerated as boarders in the Thomas B. Wilson household. Milton B. Morgan and Mary "Molly" B. Dubard lived at Memphis, Desoto County, Mississippi; at the time of her father's death in 1918. Researcher's Note: (an unknown value.) Milton B. Morgan was a civil engineer for the railroad in January 1920 at Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Shelby County, Tennessee; enumerated 3 January. Milton B. Morgan was enumerated as the 47 year old head of household and he owned his home with a mortgage. Mary Morgan was enumerated as his 34 year old wife. Three children were enumerated as; Milton age eleven, Leah Margret age seven and Ruth Juliette age one. Milton and Leah were attending school. He and Mary (Dubard) Morgan lived in April 1930 at 1886 Lyndale, Memphis, Tennessee. Milton B. Morgan was the district engineer for a railroad in April 1930 at Memphis, Tennessee. He appeared on the census of April 1930 at Shelby County, Tennessee; enmerated 5 April. Milton B. Morgan was enumerated as the 57 year old head of household. He owned a radio and his home valued at $10,000. Mary D. Morgan was enumerated as his 49 year old wife. The household included son Milton B. Morgan, Jr age 21 and daughters Margaret age 17 and 11 year old Ruth. All three children were attending school.

     William Milton Montgomery was born on 10 October 1812 at South Carolina; the son of David Montgomery and Martha Thompson. He married Sarah Isabella Nason, daughter of Richard Nason and Margaret Milling, circa 1838 at Fairfield District, South Carolina. William Milton Montgomery appeared on the census of 1840 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi; as between 20 and 30 years of age. Included in his household was one female between 20 and 30 years of age.

William Milton Montgomery died on 13 March 1848 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, at age 35; at his residence near Starkville of a severe attack of pneumonia. He was buried at Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery, Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi.

     David Milton Montgomery was born on 17 April 1841 at Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. He was the son of William Milton Montgomery and Sarah Isabella Nason. David Milton Montgomery suffered the death of his father, William Milton Montgomery on 13 March 1848 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. David Milton Montgomery appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Sarah Isabella (Nason) Montgomery at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age ten and had attended school within the year. David Milton Montgomery suffered the death of his brother, Richard Thomas Montgomery on 1 October 1855 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi.

David Milton Montgomery appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Thomas P. Archibald at Pickens County, Alabama, as an 18 year old student. David Milton Montgomery suffered the death of his mother, Sarah Isabella (Nason) Archibald on 28 November 1866 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama.

David Milton Montgomery married Martha "Mattie" Cornelia Sanders on 4 May 1869. David Milton Montgomery appeared on the census of 1870 at Greene County, Alabama; enumerated 12 August. D. M. Montgomery was enumerated as age 29, head of household and a merchant with real estate valued at $750 and personal property valued at $4000. Martha Montgomery was enumerated as age 21. Living with them was W. H. Sanders, a 50 year old physician with real estate valued at $1500 and personal property valued at $800. Also a member of the household was 71 year old Mary Archibald. She owned real estate valued at $700 and personal property valued at $300. He was widowed with the death of Martha "Mattie" Cornelia (Sanders) Montgomery on 22 December 1871 at Greene County, Alabama.

David Milton Montgomery married Virginia "Jennie" Bardwell on 11 February 1875. David Milton Montgomery suffered the death of his sister, Laura Glenn (Montgomery) Fulton on 23 July 1876 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. David Milton Montgomery appeared on the census of 1880 at Greene County, Alabama; enumerated 4 June. D. M. Montgomery was enumerated as age 39, head of household and a merchant. Jennie L. Montgomery was enumerated as his wife, age 33. Included in the household were a son, David M. Montgomery Jr. age eight and a daughter, Mattie S. age four.

David Milton Montgomery died on 2 February 1899 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama, at age 57. He was buried at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama.

     Laura Glenn Montgomery was born on 7 June 1843 at Alabama. She was the daughter of William Milton Montgomery and Sarah Isabella Nason. Researcher's Note: Mrs Varver states that Laura was named for her mother's Milling cousin, Laura McCants. Laura Glenn Montgomery suffered the death of her father, William Milton Montgomery on 13 March 1848 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. Laura Glenn Montgomery likely appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Sarah Isabella (Nason) Montgomery at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as Sarah Montgomery age eight and had attended school within the year. Laura Glenn Montgomery suffered the death of her brother, Richard Thomas Montgomery on 1 October 1855 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. Laura Glenn Montgomery appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Thomas P. Archibald at Pickens County, Alabama, as a seventeen year old student. Laura Glenn Montgomery married Edwin Kerr Fulton on 11 November 1863 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. Laura Glenn (Montgomery) Fulton suffered the death of her mother, Sarah Isabella (Nason) Archibald on 28 November 1866 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. Laura Glenn (Montgomery) Fulton appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Edwin Kerr Fulton at Sumter County, Alabama; enumerated 9 August. Edwin Fulton was enumerated as age 31, head of household and a farmer with real estate valued at $4200 and personal property valued at $500. Laura Fulton was enumerated as age 26 and keeping house. Fulton children enumerated were Milton age six and Edwina age one. Also included in the household was a 30 year old Black male domestic servant, Matt Jones.

Laura Glenn (Montgomery) Fulton died on 23 July 1876 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, at age 33. She was buried at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama.

     Richard Thomas Montgomery was born on 14 July 1845 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. He was the son of William Milton Montgomery and Sarah Isabella Nason. Richard Thomas Montgomery suffered the death of his father, William Milton Montgomery on 13 March 1848 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. Richard Thomas Montgomery appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Sarah Isabella (Nason) Montgomery at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age four. Richard Thomas Montgomery died on 1 October 1855 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, at age 10. He was buried at Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery, Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi.

     Thomas P. Archibald was born on 9 December 1818 at South Carolina. He was a Presbyterian. He married Sarah Isabella Nason, daughter of Richard Nason and Margaret Milling, circa 1852 at Mississippi. Thomas P. Archibald appeared on the census of 1860 at Pickens County, Alabama; enumerated 18 August. Thos P. Archibald was enumerated as age 41, head of household and a farmer with real estate valued at $6000 and personal property valued at $11,100. Sarah I. Archibald was enumerated as a 40 year old housewife. Archibald children included in the household were; Mary A. age five, Margaret age three and Robert age one. David Montgomery age 18 and Laura E. Montgomery age 17 were also members of the household. He was widowed with the death of Sarah Isabella (Nason) Archibald on 28 November 1866 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama.

Researcher's Note: Thomas appears to have married a second time to a Mary E Hughes as a Mary E. Archibald age 31 appears with him on the 1870 census and there is a Mary Archibald age 38 and widowed on the 1880 census in Greene County, AL. Living with her are an A Gibson age 31 and a Thad Gibson age 10 listed as sister and son. More work needed to prove or disprove this.

Thomas P. Archibald appeared on the census of 1870 at Greene County, Alabama; enumerated 17 August. T.P. Archibald was enumerated as the 42 year old head of household and a farmer. He claimed $3360 in real estate value and $735 in personal estate value. M.E. Archibald was enumerated as age 31 and keeping house. Three Archibald children were enumerated as; Mary A. age fifteen, Bettie age fourteen and Robert M. age eleven. Thomas P. Archibald "was ordained Deacon of the Presbyterian Church at Pleasant Ridge, Ala, Nov. 3, 1872." He died on 6 February 1877 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama, at age 58. He was buried at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama.

     Mary A. "Mollie" Archibald was born on 10 November 1854 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. She was the daughter of Thomas P. Archibald and Sarah Isabella Nason. Mary A. "Mollie" Archibald appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Thomas P. Archibald at Pickens County, Alabama, as age five. Mary A. "Mollie" Archibald suffered the death of her mother, Sarah Isabella (Nason) Archibald on 28 November 1866 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. Mary A. "Mollie" Archibald appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of her father, Thomas P. Archibald at Greene County, Alabama, as age fifteen. Mary A. "Mollie" Archibald married William B. Somerville circa 1875. Mary (Archibald) Somerville suffered the death of her half sister, Laura Glenn (Montgomery) Fulton on 23 July 1876 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. Mary (Archibald) Somerville suffered the death of her father, Thomas P. Archibald on 6 February 1877 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. Mary (Archibald) Somerville appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of William B. Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama; enumerated 5 June. W. B. Somerville was enumerated as age 32, head of household and a merchant. Mary A. Somerville was enumerated as age 25 and keeping house. Somerville children were enumerated as C. Maude age three and Thomas H. age one. Also included in the household were; M. A. Archibald, an 82 year old widow and Jno. A. Somerville, a 22 year old clerk and bookeeper. Mary (Archibald) Somerville appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of William B. Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama; enumerated 29 June. Wm. B. Somerville was enumerated as age 52, head of household and a farmer. He owned his farm free of mortgage, which was listed as number 364 on the farm schedule. Mary A. Somerville was enumerated as his wife, age 45 and the mother of seven children with five living. Somerville children enumerated in the household were; Maud C. age 23, Thos. N. age 21, William N. age 18, Mary E. age 13 and Sara Glenn age nine. Also living in the household was William's sister-in-law, Margaret E. Archibald. Interestingly, William B. Somerville was the enumerator. Mary (Archibald) Somerville appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of William B. Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama; enumerated 21 April. William B. Somerville was enumerated as head of household and a farmer. He owned his farm, listed as number 426 on the farm schedule, free of mortgage. Mollie Somerville was enumerated as his wife, age 55 and the mother of seven children with five living. Daughters living in the household were Maud age 33, Ellie age 23 and Sarah age 19. Sons living in the household were Thomas H. age 30 and Wiillie age 28. Also included in the household was William's sister-in-law, Elizabeth Archibald age 50. Mary (Archibald) Somerville appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of William B. Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama; enumerated 27 January. William B Sommerville was enumerated as the 71 year old head of household and he owned his farm free of mortgage. Mary A Sommerville was enumerated as his 65 year old wife. Three daughters were enumerated as Maud age 40, Mary E age 31 and Sarah G age 25. Three were single and working as public school teachers. Also enumerated in the household was William's sister-in-law, Bettie Archibald, age 60 and widowed. Mary (Archibald) Somerville was widowed with the death of her husband, William B. Somerville in 1927. Mary (Archibald) Somerville appeared on the census of 1930 at Pickens County, Alabama; enumerated 29 April. Mollie A Sommerville was enumerated as the 75 year old head of household and she owned her home valued at $5,000. Enumerated as members of the household were her daughter, Maud A Sommerville age 50 and her sister, Bettie M Archibald age 73.

Mary (Archibald) Somerville died on 28 July 1937 at Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama, at age 82. She was buried at Oak Grove Franconia Cemetery, Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama.

     Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald was born on 4 November 1856 at Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. She was the daughter of Thomas P. Archibald and Sarah Isabella Nason. Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Thomas P. Archibald at Pickens County, Alabama, as age three. Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald suffered the death of her mother, Sarah Isabella (Nason) Archibald on 28 November 1866 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of her father, Thomas P. Archibald at Greene County, Alabama, as Bettie age fourteen. Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald suffered the death of her half sister, Laura Glenn (Montgomery) Fulton on 23 July 1876 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald suffered the death of her father, Thomas P. Archibald on 6 February 1877 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of her brother-in-law, William B. Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama, as age 43 and a teacher. Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of her brother-in-law, William B. Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama, as age 50 and had her own income. Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of her brother-in-law, William B. Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama, as Bettie Archibald, age 60 and widowed. Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of her sister, Mary (Archibald) Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama, as Bettie M Archibald age 73, born in Mississippi, and single. Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald appeared on the census of 1940 in the household of her niece, Clara Maude Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama, as Margaret Elizabeth Archibald age 83 and single, with a three year college education. Thomas Somerville and his wife Margaret were enumerated on lines 47 and 48 of the 1940 census. Thomas' sisters Maude and Sarah Somerville and his aunt Margaret Elizabeth Archibald were enumerated on lines 49, 50, and 51. It appears the two households were living next to each other.


Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Archibald died on 8 February 1941 at Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama, at age 84. She was buried at Oak Grove Franconia Cemetery, Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama.

     Robert Nason Archibald was born on 8 July 1859 at Pickens County, Alabama. He was the son of Thomas P. Archibald and Sarah Isabella Nason. Robert Nason Archibald appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Thomas P. Archibald at Pickens County, Alabama, as age one. Robert Nason Archibald suffered the death of his mother, Sarah Isabella (Nason) Archibald on 28 November 1866 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. Robert Nason Archibald appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of his father, Thomas P. Archibald at Greene County, Alabama, as Robert M. age eleven. Robert Nason Archibald suffered the death of his half sister, Laura Glenn (Montgomery) Fulton on 23 July 1876 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. Robert Nason Archibald suffered the death of his father, Thomas P. Archibald on 6 February 1877 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. Robert Nason Archibald may have appeared on the census of 1880 at Greene County, Alabama; enumerated 7 June. R. Archibald was enumerated as age 20, head of household living alone and a farmer.

Robert Nason Archibald married Nellie A. Martin circa 1893 at Alabama. Robert Nason Archibald appeared on the census of 1900 at Jefferson County, Alabama; enumerated 2 June. Robert Archibald was enumerated as the 40 year old head of household and a farmer. He owned his farm free of mortgage. Nellie Archibald was enumerated as his 22 year old wife. Three Archibald children were enumerated as Clarence age five, Maude age three and Robert Cecil age nine months. Also enumerated in the household were Robert's two brother-in-laws, James Martin age 24 and John Martin age 28 with his wife Lula Martin age 22.

Robert Nason Archibald was the proprietor of a bottling company in April 1910 at Mocksville Township, Davie County, North Carolina. He suffered the death of his son, Robert Cecil Archibald before 15 April 1910. Robert Nason Archibald appeared on the census of 1910 at Davie County, North Carolina; enumerated 26 April. Robert N. Archibald was enumerated as the 50 year old head of household. Nellie A. Archibald was enumerated as his 30 year old wife and the mother of seven children with six children living. Two daughters were enumerated as Maud age thirteen and Laura age five. Four sons were enumerated as; Clarence age fifteen, Brainard age seven, Glenn age two and Charles age five months. He and Nellie A. (Martin) Archibald lived in August 1913 at Goldsboro, Wayne County, North Carolina. Robert Nason Archibald suffered the death of his son, Charles F. Archibald on 26 August 1913 at Goldsboro, Wayne County, North Carolina.

Robert Nason Archibald and Nellie A. (Martin) Archibald moved circa 1916 to Leaksville, Rockingham County, North Carolina. Robert Nason Archibald was working for wages at a bottling plant in 1920 at Leaksville, Rockingham County, North Carolina. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Rockingham County, North Carolina; enumerated 30 January. R.N. Archibald was enumerated as the 62 year old head of household and he owned the family home free of mortgage. Nellie Archibald was enumerated as his 40 year old wife. Three daughters were enumerated as Maude age 22, Laura age 15 and Mildred L. Three sons were enumerated as Brainard age 17, Glenn T. age 13 and R. Woodrow age 5. He suffered the death of his son, Brainard Lee Archibald on 17 December 1928 at Leaksville Hospital, Leaksville, Rockingham County, North Carolina. Robert Nason Archibald was the manager of the Orange Crush plant in April 1930 at Leaksville, North Carolina. He and Nellie A. (Martin) Archibald lived in April 1930 at 311 Jay Street, Leaksville, North Carolina.

Robert Nason Archibald appeared on the census of 1930 at Rockingham County, North Carolina; enumerated 7 April. Robert M. Archibald was enumerated as the 70 year old head of household. Nellie A. Archibald was enumerated as his 50 year old wife. One daughter was enumerated as Mildred L. age 12. Three sons were enumerated as T. Glenn age 22, Robert W. age 15 and William N. age 10. He was widowed with the death of his wife, Nellie A. (Martin) Archibald on 21 July 1930 at Leaksville, Rockingham County, North Carolina. Robert Nason Archibald appeared on the census of 1940 at Rockingham County, North Carolina; enumerated 15 May. Robert Archibald was enumerated as the widowed 82 year old head of household. One daughter was enumerated as Mildred age 20. Two sons were enumerated as William age 22 and Robert age 26. One daughter-in-law was enumerated as Mildred age 26. Two granddaughters were enumerated as Donna Lou age two and Judy Ann age ten months. He lived on 1 July 1941 at 311 Jay Street, Leaksville, Rockingham County, North Carolina.

Robert Nason Archibald died on 26 February 1945 at Leaksville, Rockingham County, North Carolina, at age 85; at 11 a.m. in his home on Jay Street. He was buried on 28 February 1945 at Woodlawn (Meeks) Cemetery, Spray, Rockingham County, North Carolina.

     Edwin Kerr Fulton was born on 30 January 1839 at Greene County, Alabama. He was educated at Oglethorpe University, Midway, Baldwin County, Georgia. Researcher's Note: Oglethorpe University was chartered in 1835. It was located just south of Milledgeville, the state capital and governed by the Presbyterian Church. The school closed from 1862-1866 and was relocated in 1870 to the new state capital of Atlanta. Financial difficulties lead to the school closing two years later. It was later rechartered as non-denominational and continues as such in Atlanta. He married Laura Glenn Montgomery, daughter of William Milton Montgomery and Sarah Isabella Nason, on 11 November 1863 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. Edwin Kerr Fulton was "was engaged in farming up to and during the war." "After the war he quit the farm, read law, was licensed and practiced in Birmingham, Ala." He appeared on the census of 1870 at Sumter County, Alabama; enumerated 9 August. Edwin Fulton was enumerated as age 31, head of household and a farmer with real estate valued at $4200 and personal property valued at $500. Laura Fulton was enumerated as age 26 and keeping house. Fulton children enumerated were Milton age six and Edwina age one. Also included in the household was a 30 year old Black male domestic servant, Matt Jones. He was widowed with the death of Laura Glenn (Montgomery) Fulton on 23 July 1876 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. Edwin Kerr Fulton married Nena Montgomery between August 1876 and June 1880 at Jefferson County, Alabama; Nina "was a cousin of his first" wife, Laura. Edwin Kerr Fulton appeared on the census of 1880 at Jefferson County, Alabama; enumerated 30 June. E. K. Fulton was enumerated as age 41, head of household and a lawyer. Nena Fulton was enumerated as his wife, age 32 and keeping house. Fulton children included in the household were two sons, William age sixteen, and Edwin age eleven and a daughter Laura age four. He and Nena (Montgomery) Fulton had no children. Edwin Kerr Fulton was widowed with the death of Nena (Montgomery) Fulton on 8 March 1899 at Sumter County, Alabama. Edwin Kerr Fulton appeared on the census of 1900 at Sumter County, Alabama; enumerate 18 June. E. K. Fulton was enumerated as a 61 year old widowed head of household and living alone. He listed his occupation as lawyer and owned his house free of mortgage. He died on 30 September 1904 at Sumter County, Alabama, at age 65. He was buried at Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Sumter County, Alabama.

     William Milton Fulton was born on 16 August 1864 at Sumter County, Alabama. He was the son of Edwin Kerr Fulton and Laura Glenn Montgomery. William Milton Fulton appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Edwin Kerr Fulton at Sumter County, Alabama, as Milton age six and he had attended school within the year. William Milton Fulton suffered the death of his mother, Laura Glenn (Montgomery) Fulton on 23 July 1876 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. William Milton Fulton appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of his father, Edwin Kerr Fulton at Jefferson County, Alabama, as age sixteen and had attended school during 1880. William Milton Fulton married Annie Stewart Morrow on 18 October 1888 at Etowah County, Alabama; with the ceremony performed by F McMurray, Minister of the Gospel. William Milton Fulton suffered the death of his son, Milton Fulton before 1900 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. William Milton Fulton and Annie Stewart (Morrow) Fulton lived in June 1900 at First Avenue North, Woodlawn Town, Jefferson County, Alabama. William Milton Fulton appeared on the census of 1900 at Jefferson County, Alabama; enumerated 6 June. Milton Fulton was enumerated as age 34, head of household and doing iron work. Annie was enumerated as his wife age 30 and the mother of three children with two living. They were renting their house on First Avenue North. Included in the household was a daughter, Annie L. age ten and a son, Edwin T. age eight. Also living with the family was a 20 year old Black female servant, Lela Whitstone.

William Milton Fulton died on 19 April 1909 at Jefferson County, Alabama, at age 44. He was buried at Forest Hill Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama; in Section 17.

     Laura Edwina Fulton was born on 9 June 1869 at Alabama; or 6 July 1868 in Mississippi, according to death certificate. She was the daughter of Edwin Kerr Fulton and Laura Glenn Montgomery. Laura Edwina Fulton appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Edwin Kerr Fulton at Sumter County, Alabama, as Edwina, age one. Laura Edwina Fulton suffered the death of her mother, Laura Glenn (Montgomery) Fulton on 23 July 1876 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. Laura Edwina Fulton likely appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her father, Edwin Kerr Fulton at Jefferson County, Alabama, as Edwin, an eleven year old son who had attended school during 1880. Laura Edwina Fulton appeared on the census of 1900 at Lafayette County, Mississippi; enumerated 1 June. Laura E. Fulton was enumerated as age 25 and the niece of the head of household, Robert B. Fulton a 51 year old widowed professor. Included in the household were Robert's four sons and one daughter.

Laura Edwina Fulton married Dabney Arthur Lipscomb on 28 August 1900 at Oxford, Lafayette County, Mississippi; in the evening at the home of the bride's uncle Robert Fulton, Chancellor of the University of Mississippi. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. W. D. Heddleston. After the wedding the couple left for a trip to the North for several weeks. Edwina (Fulton) Lipscomb appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Dabney Arthur Lipscomb at Lowndes County, Mississippi; enumerated 15 April. Dabney Lipscomb was listed as age 51, head of household and a college professor. Edwina F. Lipscomb was listed as his wife, age 39 and the mother of one child, that child living. They reported being married for eleven years and stated that it was his second marriage and her first. They owned their home located at 1211 Second Street in Columbus. Included in the household was son Wiliam L., a 20 year old civil engineer working for the railroad and a 7 year old daughter, Julia W. Edwina (Fulton) Lipscomb and Dabney Arthur Lipscomb lived in January 1920 at 1211 College Street, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi. Edwina (Fulton) Lipscomb appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Dabney Arthur Lipscomb at Lowndes County, Mississippi; enumerated 6 January. Dabney Lipscomb was listed as age 59, head of household and a college professor. Edwina Lipscomb was listed as his wife, age 43. Included in the household was a 17 year old daughter, Julia W. Lipscomb. Also living with the family were two female teachers from the college, W. Poindexter age 50 and Ruby Caulfield age 35. Edwina (Fulton) Lipscomb appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Dabney Arthur Lipscomb at Lowndes County, Mississippi; enumerated 3 April. Dabney Lipscomb was listed as age 70, head of household and a college teacher. Edwina Lipscomb was listed as his wife, age 50. They owned their home located at 1211 2nd Avenue, which was valved at $10,000. Included in the household were three female college teachers, Weenoah Poindexter age 60, Alice Wildman age 50 and Muriel Phillips age 24. Edwina (Fulton) Lipscomb was widowed with the death of her husband, Dabney Arthur Lipscomb on 10 February 1931 at Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi. Edwina (Fulton) Lipscomb suffered the death of her stepson, William Lowndes Lipscomb on 20 February 1943 at Vicksburg, Warren County, Mississippi. Edwina (Fulton) Lipscomb lived before January 1957 at Vallejo, Solano County, California. She lived between January 1957 and July 1957 at Sonoma Valley Lodge, Vineburg, Sonoma County, California.

Edwina (Fulton) Lipscomb died on 21 July 1957 at Sonoma Valley Lodge, Vineburg, Sonoma County, California, at age 88; at 6:58 pm. Bate and Evans of Sonoma were in charge of arrangements. Funeral services were held on 26 July 1957 at First Presbyterian Church, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi; at 10 a.m. officiated by the pastor, Dr. Horace L. Villee. Pallbearers were Ben Owen, Reuben Searcy, Marion Vaughan, Roger Landrum, T. A. Brown and Jim Pope. She was buried on 26 July 1957 at Friendship Cemetery, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi; with Gunter Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

     Dabney Arthur Lipscomb was born in March 1859 at Mississippi. He was graduated at Oxford, Lafayette County, Mississippi; from the University of Mississippi "with the degree of A.B. and two years later received the degrees of M.A. and L.L.D. from the same university." He married Mittie Fontaine on 11 July 1883 at Brandenburg, Meade County, Kentucky. Dabney Arthur Lipscomb was a teacher circa 1891 to 1894 at A. & M. College (now Mississippi State University), Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. He held membership in the Mississippi State Teachers Association serving as president in 1893-94. Dr. Lipscomb was "a Director of the Mississippi Summer Normal at Lake, and of the University of Mississippi Summer School in 1893, 1896 and 1898." He held membership in the Southern Education Association, serving on the executive committee. He held membership in the National Education Association serving first as the director for Mississippi and later being elected vice president of the department of higher education. He was professor of English from 1894 to 1904 at University of Mississippi. As chairman of the English Department, Dr. Lipscomb introduced "specific entrance requirements which stressed preparation in literature and composition, further reducing the teaching of aesthetics and philology to freshmen and sophomores, and replacing them with training in practical composition and a historical survey of English literature." He was widowed with the death of Mittie (Fontaine) Lipscomb on 17 February 1896 at Oxford, Lafayette County, Mississippi. "In the summer of 1899 Dr. Lipscomb made a literary tour of Scotland and England, during which he contributed his Sketches of Travel." Dabney Arthur Lipscomb appeared on the census of 1900 at Lafayette County, Mississippi; enumerated 1 June. Dabney Lipscomb was listed as age 41, widowed, head of household and a professor. Included in the household were a son, William L. age 10, a widowed sister-in-law, Bessie W. Lipscomb age 30, a niece, Bessie Lipscomb age one and a nephew, William H. Hargrove a 23 year old preacher.

Dabney Arthur Lipscomb married Laura Edwina Fulton, daughter of Edwin Kerr Fulton and Laura Glenn Montgomery, on 28 August 1900 at Oxford, Lafayette County, Mississippi; in the evening at the home of the bride's uncle Robert Fulton, Chancellor of the University of Mississippi. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. W. D. Heddleston. After the wedding the couple left for a trip to the North for several weeks. During 1904 and 1905, Dabney Lipscomb did postgraduate work at Columbia University. Dabney Arthur Lipscomb was a professor of social science and philosophy at Mississippi State College for Women beginning circa 1905. He "held the chair philosophy and social science at M. S. C. W. for many years." He appeared on the census of 1910 at Lowndes County, Mississippi; enumerated 15 April. Dabney Lipscomb was listed as age 51, head of household and a college professor. Edwina F. Lipscomb was listed as his wife, age 39 and the mother of one child, that child living. They reported being married for eleven years and stated that it was his second marriage and her first. They owned their home located at 1211 Second Street in Columbus. Included in the household was son Wiliam L., a 20 year old civil engineer working for the railroad and a 7 year old daughter, Julia W. He and Edwina (Fulton) Lipscomb lived in January 1920 at 1211 College Street, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi. Dabney Arthur Lipscomb appeared on the census of 1920 at Lowndes County, Mississippi; enumerated 6 January. Dabney Lipscomb was listed as age 59, head of household and a college professor. Edwina Lipscomb was listed as his wife, age 43. Included in the household was a 17 year old daughter, Julia W. Lipscomb. Also living with the family were two female teachers from the college, W. Poindexter age 50 and Ruby Caulfield age 35. In 1921 he served as "honorary vice president for Mississippi of the Monteagle Assembly." He was a vice president at Mississippi State College for Women. He was retired in 1925 at Mississippi State College for Women. He appeared on the census of 1930 at Lowndes County, Mississippi; enumerated 3 April. Dabney Lipscomb was listed as age 70, head of household and a college teacher. Edwina Lipscomb was listed as his wife, age 50. They owned their home located at 1211 2nd Avenue, which was valved at $10,000. Included in the household were three female college teachers, Weenoah Poindexter age 60, Alice Wildman age 50 and Muriel Phillips age 24.

Dabney Lipscomb was the author of a number of books including; Mississippi History and Civil Government, Distinguished Mississippians, The Presidents and Chancellors of the University of Mississippi, History of the Mississippi Industrial Institute and College, The Principles of the Confederacy, Education - a Prime Factor in the History of Mississippi, Sketches of Travel, School Government as a means of Moral Training and The Ministry of Beauty. He was a Methodist.

Dabney Arthur Lipscomb died on 10 February 1931 at Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi, at age 71; at his home after "an illness of more than two weeks." Memorial services were held on 10 February 1931 at MSCW Whitfield Auditorium, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi; at noon. Funeral services were held on 11 February 1931 at First Methodist Church, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi; at 10:30 a.m., conducted "by the pastor, the Rev. J. W. Ward, assisted by the Rev. W. N. Duncan, presiding elder of the Columbus district." "Rock of Ages" and "Servant of God, Well Done," Dr. Lipscomb's favorite hymns were sung. The sophomore, junior and senior classes from Mississippi State College for Women formed a procession from the college to the church and attended the service as a group. The freshmen class stood "in reverence on the front campus" while the procession passed down College Street. He was buried on 11 February 1931 at Friendship Cemetery, Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi; in the family plot.

     Laura Montgomery Fulton was born on 20 March 1876 at Alabama; however the 1900 census states her birth date as March 1877. She was the daughter of Edwin Kerr Fulton and Laura Glenn Montgomery. Laura Montgomery Fulton suffered the death of her mother, Laura Glenn (Montgomery) Fulton on 23 July 1876 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. Laura Montgomery Fulton appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her father, Edwin Kerr Fulton at Jefferson County, Alabama, as age four. Laura Montgomery Fulton married Cyrus Black Stafford between 13 June 1899 and 11 June 1900 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. Laura M. (Fulton) Stafford and Cyrus Black Stafford lived in June 1900 at 1412 Eleventh Avenue, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama; in the household of Cyrus' parents, William and Emma Stafford. Also living in the household were Cyrus' brother and sister, George age 24 and Allice age 26. Laura M. (Fulton) Stafford and Cyrus Black Stafford appeared on the census of 1900 at Jefferson County, Alabama; enumerated 12 June in the household of Cyrus' father, William S. Stafford. Cyrus was enumerated as age 22 and working as an office clerk. Laura was enumerated as his wife, age 23. Laura M. (Fulton) Stafford appeared on the census of 1910 with Cyrus Black Stafford at Shelby County, Tennessee; enumerated 15 April as a lodger in the household of Auguela Roiter. Cyrus B. Stafford was enumerated as age 33. Also included in the household as lodgers were; Laura F. Stafford age 32, Nena Stafford age nine and Emma Stafford age six. Laura was listed as the mother of four children, with two living. Laura M. (Fulton) Stafford and Cyrus Black Stafford lived in 1919 at Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. Laura M. (Fulton) Stafford appeared on the census of 1920 at Duval County, Florida; enumerated 13 January as a lodger in the household of James T. Greene. Laura Stafford was enumerated as age 42. Stafford children also enumerated in the household as lodgers were; Nina age eighteen, Emma age sixteen and Cyrus age three years, eight months. She and Cyrus Black Stafford lived on 29 June 1922 at 1332 Longfellow Street, Washington, District of Columbia. On 27 September 1922, a notice appeared in the Society column of the The Washington Post that Mrs. Charles Fuller Sharrard was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus B. Stafford. Laura M. (Fulton) Stafford and Cyrus Black Stafford lived in May 1923 at 3915 McKinley Street, Chevy Chase, Montgomery County, Maryland. On 9 May 1923, a notice appeared in The Washington Post that Mrs. Charles Fuller Sharrard was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Black Stafford. On 2 December 1923, a notice appeared in the society column of The Washington Post stating that "Mrs. Charles Fulled Sharrard" was visiting her parents. On 23 December 1923, a notice appeared in the Chevy Chase section of the Society column of The Washington Post stating that "Mrs. Charles Fuller Sharrard, of Louisville, Ky., is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Black Stafford." Laura M. (Fulton) Stafford appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Cyrus Black Stafford at DuPage County, Illinois; enumerated 15 April. Cyrus B. Stafford was enumerated as age 52, head of household and a traffic manager. Laura F. Stafford was enumerated his wife, age 51. They owned their home valued at $8500. Included in the household was a thirteen year old son, Cyrus B. Stafford. Laura M. (Fulton) Stafford and Cyrus Black Stafford lived in April 1930 at 335 Montclair, Glen Ellyn Village, DuPage County, Illinois. Laura M. (Fulton) Stafford was widowed with the death of Cyrus Black Stafford on 9 March 1946 at Oak Park, Cook County, Illinois. Laura M. (Fulton) Stafford lived in June 1951 at 242 Maple Street, Oak Park, Cook County, Illinois.

Laura M. (Fulton) Stafford died on 23 June 1951 at Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 75; at 8:45 p.m. of hepatic insufficiency due to cancer of the liver and colon. Funeral services were held on 26 June 1951 at 203 S. Marion Street, Oak Park, Cook County, Illinois; at 10:30 a.m. She was buried on 27 June 1951 at Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; with arrangements by Hallowell & James, 1706 W. Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois.

     Martha "Mattie" Cornelia Sanders was born on 8 December 1844 at Alabama. She married David Milton Montgomery, son of William Milton Montgomery and Sarah Isabella Nason, on 4 May 1869. Martha "Mattie" Cornelia (Sanders) Montgomery appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of David Milton Montgomery at Greene County, Alabama; enumerated 12 August. D. M. Montgomery was enumerated as age 29, head of household and a merchant with real estate valued at $750 and personal property valued at $4000. Martha Montgomery was enumerated as age 21. Living with them was W. H. Sanders, a 50 year old physician with real estate valued at $1500 and personal property valued at $800. Also a member of the household was 71 year old Mary Archibald. She owned real estate valued at $700 and personal property valued at $300. Martha "Mattie" Cornelia (Sanders) Montgomery died on 22 December 1871 at Greene County, Alabama, at age 27. She was buried at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama.

     David Milton Montgomery Jr. was born on 6 December 1871 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. He was the son of David Milton Montgomery and Martha "Mattie" Cornelia Sanders. David Milton Montgomery Jr. appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of his father, David Milton Montgomery at Greene County, Alabama, as age eight and attending school. David Milton Montgomery Jr. lived at New Orleans, Louisiana. He married Florence A. Verdolyack on 5 July 1900 at New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana; with the ceremony officiated by Rev H H Waters. David Milton Montgomery Jr. appeared on the census of 1910 at Orleans Parish, Louisiana; enumerated 23 April. David Montgomery was enumerated as a 38 year old sales agent of plumbing supplies. He owned his home free of mortgage. Florence A. Montgomery was enumerated as his 36 year old wife. Dorothy Montgomery age six was enumerated as his daughter. Included in the household was David's mother-in-law, Mary Verddjack, a 59 year old widow. Also included in the household were a 61 year old female boarder, a 40 year old Black male butler, a 32 year old Black house girl and a 9 year old Black errand girl. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Orleans Parish, Louisiana; enumerated 8 January. David Montgomery was enumerated as 47 year old sales manager of steel. Florence Montgomery was enumerated as his 47 year old wife. Sixteen year old Dorothy was enumerated as his daughter. Included in the household was his 69 year old widowed mother-in-law, Mary Verdoljack. The family was renting their lodgings. He and Florence A (Verdolyack) Montgomery lived in January 1920 at 1032 Broadway, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana. David Milton Montgomery Jr. and Florence A (Verdolyack) Montgomery lived in April 1930 at 1586 Calhoun Street, New Orleans. David Milton Montgomery Jr. appeared on the census of 1930 at Orleans Parish, Louisiana; enumerated 2 April. David Montgomery was enumerated as age 50 and the manager of the steel works. Florence Montgomer was enumerated as his 48 year old wife. They owned a radio and their home valued at $20,000. Living with them was their married daughter Dorothy Walker, her husband Harold Walker and their children Harold and Jane Walker. He was a district manager for a steel corporation in April 1940 at New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana. He and his wife Florence, lived with their son-in-law, Harold Boylston Walker and daughter, Dorothy (Montgomery) Walker in April 1940 at 1586 Calhoun Street, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana. David Milton Montgomery Jr. appeared on the census of 1940 in the household of his son-in-law, Harold Boylston Walker at Orleans Parish, Louisiana, as age 68 with a four year high school education. He had worked 52 weeks during 1939, earning $5,000+; enumerated 2 April. Harold B Walker was enumerated as the 39 year old head of household and he owned his home valued at $12,000. He had worked 52 weeks during 1939, earning $5,000+. Dorothy M Walker was enumerated as his 36 year old wife and she provided the information to the enumerator. Harold had completed his education at 8th grade and Dorothy had completed one year of college. One son was enumerated as Harold B, Jr age 15 and one daughter was enumerated as Jane M age 13. Also enumerated in the household were Dorothy's parents David M Montgomery age 68 and Florence Montgomery age 66. David Milton Montgomery Jr. was widowed with the death of his wife, Florence A (Verdolyack) Montgomery on 4 December 1950 at 1586 Calhoun Street, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana. His Social Security Number was 236-18-6756 issued before 1951 at West Virginia. His remains were placed at Hope Mausoleum, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.

David Milton Montgomery Jr. died in March 1965 at New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, at age 93.

     Virginia "Jennie" Bardwell was born on 2 February 1848 at Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi; daughter of Brainard Bardwel and Miss Rogers. She married David Milton Montgomery, son of William Milton Montgomery and Sarah Isabella Nason, on 11 February 1875. Virginia (Bardwell) Montgomery appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of David Milton Montgomery at Greene County, Alabama; enumerated 4 June. D. M. Montgomery was enumerated as age 39, head of household and a merchant. Jennie L. Montgomery was enumerated as his wife, age 33. Included in the household were a son, David M. Montgomery Jr. age eight and a daughter, Mattie S. age four. Virginia (Bardwell) Montgomery was widowed with the death of David Milton Montgomery on 2 February 1899 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. Virginia (Bardwell) Montgomery lived in June 1900 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. She appeared on the census of 1900 at Greene County, Alabama; enumerated 25 June. Virginia B Montgomery was enumerated as the 52 year old, widowed head of household. She was listed as a farmer and owned her farm free of mortgage. One daughter was enumerated as Mattie age 25, single, and a teacher. One son was enumerated as Roy age 16, single, and a salesman. She lived with her son-in-law Charles Martin Murphy and daughter Martha "Mattie" Sanders (Montgomery) Murphy in April 1910 at Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama. Virginia (Bardwell) Montgomery appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of her son-in-law, Charles Martin Murphy at Pickens County, Alabama, as a 62 year old widow with her own income and the mother of five children with three living.

Virginia (Bardwell) Montgomery died on 21 January 1916 at Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama, at age 67. She was buried at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama.

     Martha "Mattie" Sanders Montgomery was born on 18 December 1876 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. She was the daughter of David Milton Montgomery and Virginia "Jennie" Bardwell. Martha "Mattie" Sanders Montgomery appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her father, David Milton Montgomery at Greene County, Alabama, as Mattie S. age four. Martha "Mattie" Sanders Montgomery lived with her mother, Virginia (Bardwell) Montgomery in June 1900 at Pleasant Ridge, Greene County, Alabama. Martha "Mattie" Sanders Montgomery appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of her mother, Virginia (Bardwell) Montgomery at Greene County, Alabama, as age 25, single, and a school teacher. Martha "Mattie" Sanders Montgomery married Charles Martin Murphy circa 1906. Martha "Mattie" Sanders (Montgomery) Murphy and Charles Martin Murphy lived in April 1910 at Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama. Martha "Mattie" Sanders (Montgomery) Murphy appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Charles Martin Murphy at Pickens County, Alabama; enumerated 19 April. Charles M. Murphy was enumerated as age 36, head of household and a physician with a general practice. Mattie M. Murphy was enumerated as his wife, age 33 and the mother of two children with both living. They had been married three years and owned their home free of mortgage. Murphy children were enumerated as Charles M. age three and Virginia B. age one year eight months. Included in the household was Charles' widowed mother, Elizabeth Murphy age 77 and his widowed mother-in-law, Jennie Montgomery age 62. Martha "Mattie" Sanders (Montgomery) Murphy appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Charles Martin Murphy at Tuscaloosa County, Alabama; enumerated 9 January. Charles M. Murphey was enumerated as age 45, head of household and a physician with a general practice. Mattie M. Murphey was enumerated as his wife, age 43. Included in the household were two sons, Charles M. Murphey, Jr. age twelve, Samuel E. age seven and two daughters, Virginia age eleven and Elizabeth F. age nine. Also living with the family was a cook, Martha age 41. The Murphy family was renting their home located at 724 Tenth Avenue. Martha "Mattie" Sanders Montgomery and Charles Martin Murphy lived in 1928 at Aliceville, Alabama. Martha "Mattie" Sanders (Montgomery) Murphy appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Charles Martin Murphy at Pickens County, Alabama; enumerated 2 April. Charles A. Murphy, Sr. was enumerated as age 56, head of household and a physician with a general practice. Mattie M. Murphy was enumerated as his wife age 53. Included in the household was one daughter, Elizabeth age nineteen and one son, Samuel E. age eighteen. Martha "Mattie" Sanders Montgomery was widowed with the death of her husband, Charles Martin Murphy on 27 January 1949 at Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama.

Martha "Mattie" Sanders (Montgomery) Murphy died on 18 October 1965 at Clanton, Chilton County, Alabama, at age 88. She was buried at Oak Grove Franconia Cemetery, Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama.