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     Catherine S. Slyter was born circa 1890 at Kansas. She married Charles S. Rowsey, son of Lafayette Rowsey and Bethana Gaunt, on 21 June 1906 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. Catherine (Slyter) Rowsey appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Charles S. Rowsey at Sedgwick County, Kansas; enumerated 15 April. Chas. S. was enumerated as age 43, head of household and a foreman. He owned his home at 819 South Market Street free of mortgage. Katherine was enumerated as his wife, age 20 and the mother of one child, with one child living. Charles and Katherine had been married for three years, his second marriage and her first. Included in the household was a son Robert age two and Charles' father, Lafaitt Rowsey age 71 and widowed. Catherine (Slyter) Rowsey appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Charles S. Rowsey at Sedgwick County, Kansas; enumerated 12 January. Charles S. was enumerated as age 51, head of household and a city fireman. Catherine S. was enumerated as his wife age 32. They owned their home at 819 South Market Street free of mortgage. Included in the household was a son, Roy R. age twelve. Catherine (Slyter) Rowsey appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Charles S. Rowsey at Sedgwick County, Kansas; enumerated 5 April. Chas. S. was enumerated as age 62 and head of household with Sarah K. enumerated as his wife age 42. They owned a radio set and their home, valued at $4000 which was located at 819 South Market Street. Included in the household was a son, Roy R. age 22.

     Roy Robert Rowsey was born circa 1908 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. He was the son of Charles S. Rowsey and Catherine S. Slyter. Roy Robert Rowsey appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of his father, Charles S. Rowsey at Sedgwick County, Kansas, as age two. Roy Robert Rowsey appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of his father, Charles S. Rowsey at Sedgwick County, Kansas, as Roy R. age twelve and attending school. Roy Robert Rowsey appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of his father, Charles S. Rowsey at Sedgwick County, Kansas, as Roy R. age 22 and working as a foreman at the daily newspaper.

     John W. Mathina married Ellen Rowsey, daughter of Lafayette Rowsey and Bethana Gaunt, at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.

     Otto Curtis married Minnie B. Rowsey, daughter of Lafayette Rowsey and Bethana Gaunt, on 12 July 1909 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.

     Isabella Milling Owens was born on 19 November 1831 at Fairfield District, South Carolina. She was the daughter of James Thomas Owens and Isabella Milling. Isabella Milling Owens appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age seventeen and had attended school within the year. Isabella Milling Owens married David Franklin Owen, son of (Top of Line) Owen, in 1855 at Mississippi. Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi; enumerated 14 July. David F. Owen was enumerated as age 28, head of household and a physician with personal property valued at $9000. Isabella Owen was enumerated as age 28. Owen children included in the household were Florence age one and Annie age three months. James W. Clayton, a 20 year old "student in medicine" was also listed as a member of the household. Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen suffered the death of her daughter, Annie Owen before 1870 at Mississippi.

Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Lowndes County, Mississippi; enumerated 7 June. D. F. Owens was enumerated as age 38, head of household and a physician with real estate valued at $375 and personal property valued at $500. Isabella M. Owens was enumerated as age 38 and keeping house. Included in the household were Florence Owens age 11, Mary Owens age 4, Laura Owens age 25 and Elisha Owens age 28.

Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Chickasaw County, Mississippi; enumerated 22 June. D. F. Owens was enumerated as age 48, head of household and a physician. Isabella Owens was enumerated as his wife, age 47 and keeping house. Included in the household were three daughters; Mary age thirteen, Julia age nine, Helen age six. Also included were his widowed mother-in-law, Isabella Owens age 74 and brother-in-law, E. M. Owens age 38. Mary and Julia had been attending school. Also living in the household were five people listed as servants; Nancy Longstrat, a cook age 40 and four Longstrart children; Barb. age eleven and working as a waiter, Aaron age seven and attending school, Clara age five and Kate age three.

Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Chickasaw County, Mississippi; enumerated 21 June. David F. Owens was enumerated as age 67, head of household and a physician. Isabelle M. Owen was enumerated as his wife, age 67 and the mother of seven children with four living. They owned their home in Okalona free of mortgage. Included in the household were two daughters, Hellene A. age 21, Mary L. Betts age 27, son-in-law Thomas L. Betts age 38, grandson Tom Owen Betts age 7 months and a brother [or brother-in-law], John H. Owens age 64. Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen was buried at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Okalona, Chickasaw County, Mississippi.

Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen died on 29 November 1900 at Chickasaw County, Mississippi, at age 69; at her home on "Thanksgiving morn." She was buried at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Okolona, Chickasaw County, Mississippi.

     John H. Owens was born circa 1835 at South Carolina. He was the son of James Thomas Owens and Isabella Milling. John H. Owens was born in July 1835 at South Carolina. He appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age fifteen and had attended school within the year. John H. Owens appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Lowndes County, Mississippi, as J H Owens a 23 year old farmer with personal estate valued at $2000. John H. Owens was a teacher in 1900 at Okolona, Chickasaw County, Mississippi. He appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Chickasaw County, Mississippi, as the brother of the head of household but was likely the brother-in-law. John H. Owens suffered the death of his sister, Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen on 29 November 1900 at Chickasaw County, Mississippi.

     Margaret Owens was born circa 1838 at South Carolina. She was the daughter of James Thomas Owens and Isabella Milling. Margaret Owens appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age twelve and had attended school within the year. Margaret Owens died before November 1900.

     Eunice Owens was born circa 1840 at South Carolina. She was the daughter of James Thomas Owens and Isabella Milling. Eunice Owens appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age ten and had attended school within the year. Eunice Owens died before November 1900.

     Elisha Owens was born circa 1842 at Mississippi. He was the son of James Thomas Owens and Isabella Milling. Elisha Owens appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age eight and had attended school within the year. Elisha Owens appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Lowndes County, Mississippi, as a seventeen year old student. Elisha Owens likely appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Lowndes County, Mississippi, as age 28 and a druggist with personal property valued at $600. Elisha Owens appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Chickasaw County, Mississippi, as David's 38 year old brother-in-law. Elisha Owens suffered the death of his sister, Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen on 29 November 1900 at Chickasaw County, Mississippi.

     Laura Owens was born circa 1846 at Mississippi. She was the daughter of James Thomas Owens and Isabella Milling. Laura Owens appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age four. Laura Owens appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Lowndes County, Mississippi, as Laura Owens age fourteen and she had attended school within the year. Laura Owens died before November 1900.

     Edwin Owens was born circa 1849 at Mississippi. He was the son of James Thomas Owens and Isabella Milling. Edwin Owens appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age one. Edwin Owens appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Lowndes County, Mississippi, as age twelve and he had attended school within the year. Edwin Owens appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of James Thomas Owens at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as a 21 year old farmer with $200 value in personal property. Edwin Owens suffered the death of his sister, Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen on 29 November 1900 at Chickasaw County, Mississippi.

     David Franklin Owen was born on 29 January 1832 at South Carolina. He was the son of (Top of Line) Owen. David Franklin Owen was also known as David Franklin Owen. He married Isabella Milling Owens, daughter of James Thomas Owens and Isabella Milling, in 1855 at Mississippi.

David Franklin Owen appeared on the census of 1860 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi; enumerated 14 July. David F. Owen was enumerated as age 28, head of household and a physician with personal property valued at $9000. Isabella Owen was enumerated as age 28. Owen children included in the household were Florence age one and Annie age three months. James W. Clayton, a 20 year old "student in medicine" was also listed as a member of the household. He suffered the death of his daughter, Annie Owen before 1870 at Mississippi.

David Franklin Owen appeared on the census of 1870 at Lowndes County, Mississippi; enumerated 7 June. D. F. Owens was enumerated as age 38, head of household and a physician with real estate valued at $375 and personal property valued at $500. Isabella M. Owens was enumerated as age 38 and keeping house. Included in the household were Florence Owens age 11, Mary Owens age 4, Laura Owens age 25 and Elisha Owens age 28.

David Franklin Owen appeared on the census of 1880 at Chickasaw County, Mississippi; enumerated 22 June. D. F. Owens was enumerated as age 48, head of household and a physician. Isabella Owens was enumerated as his wife, age 47 and keeping house. Included in the household were three daughters; Mary age thirteen, Julia age nine, Helen age six. Also included were his widowed mother-in-law, Isabella Owens age 74 and brother-in-law, E. M. Owens age 38. Mary and Julia had been attending school. Also living in the household were five people listed as servants; Nancy Longstrat, a cook age 40 and four Longstrart children; Barb. age eleven and working as a waiter, Aaron age seven and attending school, Clara age five and Kate age three.

D F Owen published an ad on 13 Aug 1890 in the Chickasaw Messenger, the Okolona, Chickasaw County, Mississippi newspaper. He stated he was a physician and electrician. Claiming that for 18 years he had successfully treated a long list of chronic diseases including neuralgia of the face, old sores, flatus, hemorrhoidal tumors and female diseases. Claiming to have cured paralysis, heart and lung diseases, throat, eye and ear diseases including deafness, and straightened drawn and contracted arms and legs. He stated references as the bank president, the mayor and the editor of the newspaper.

David Franklin Owen appeared on the census of 1900 at Chickasaw County, Mississippi; enumerated 21 June. David F. Owens was enumerated as age 67, head of household and a physician. Isabelle M. Owen was enumerated as his wife, age 67 and the mother of seven children with four living. They owned their home in Okalona free of mortgage. Included in the household were two daughters, Hellene A. age 21, Mary L. Betts age 27, son-in-law Thomas L. Betts age 38, grandson Tom Owen Betts age 7 months and a brother [or brother-in-law], John H. Owens age 64. He was widowed with the death of his wife, Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen on 29 November 1900 at Chickasaw County, Mississippi.

David Franklin Owen died on 2 February 1901 at Mississippi at age 69. He was buried at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Okolona, Chickasaw County, Mississippi.

     Florence Annette Owen was born on 31 August 1858 at Mississippi. She was the daughter of David Franklin Owen and Isabella Milling Owens. Florence Annette Owen appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age one. Florence Annette Owen suffered the death of her sister, Annie Owen before 1870 at Mississippi. Florence Annette Owen appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Lowndes County, Mississippi, as age eleven.

Florence Annette Owen married Noah Scales on 19 December 1878 at Crawfordville, Lowndes County, Mississippi. Florence Annette (Owen) Scales appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Noah Scales at Noxubee County, Mississippi; enumerated 9 June. Noah was enumerated as age 23, head of household and a merchant. F A Scales was enumerated as his wife, age 21 and keeping house. Included in the household was a son, E C Scales age seven months. Several Blacks were also listed as members of the household.

Florence Annette (Owen) Scales appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of Noah Scales at Noxubee County, Mississippi; enumerated 11 June. Noah was enumerated as age 43, head of household and a cashier at a bank. Florence O. was enumerated as his wife, age 41 and the mother of five children with four living. They owned their home on Jefferson Street free of mortgage. Scales children included in the household were two sons, Erie C. age twenty and Howard N. age seventeen and two daughters, Mabel A. age fourteen and Hazel age six. Two Black female servants were also members of the household. Florence Annette (Owen) Scales suffered the death of her mother, Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen on 29 November 1900 at Chickasaw County, Mississippi.

Florence Annette (Owen) Scales appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Noah Scales at Noxubee County, Mississippi; enumerated 27 April. Noah was enumerated as age 53, head of household and a retail merchant with a dry goods store. Florence A. was enumerated as his wife, age 51 and the mother of five children with four living. They owned their home on Jefferson Street free of mortgage. Included in the household were two daughters, Hazel Scales age 16, Mabel S Klaus age 24 and a son-in-law, Julius Klaus age 36. Also enumerated as members of the household were two female servants working as a cook and a chamber maid.

Florence Annette (Owen) Scales appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Noah Scales at Noxubee County, Mississippi; enumerated 9 January. Noah Scales was enumerated as age 64 and head of household. Florence A. Scales was enumerated as his wife, age 62. They owned their home on Jefferson Street free of mortgage. Included in the household were a son-in-law, Ernest George age 33, Hazel George age 27, Hunter Scales George age 5, Ernest George, Jr age 2 and Richard T. George age 7 months. Enumerated as boarders in the household were two female teachers. A married Black couple, William and Lillie Stevenson were enumerated as servants.

Florence Annette (Owen) Scales was widowed with the death of her husband, Noah Scales between 1920 and 1930 at Noxubee County, Mississippi. Florence Annette (Owen) Scales suffered the death of her sister, Julia (Owen) Edwards on 26 October 1929. Florence Annette (Owen) Scales appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of her son-in-law, Ernest Thornton George at Noxubee County, Mississippi, as a 71 year old widow. Florence Annette (Owen) Scales suffered the death of her sister, Helene Owen on 10 October 1934 at Tuscumbia, Colbert County, Alabama.

Florence Annette (Owen) Scales died on 12 August 1937 at Dr. Hoy's Infirmary, Meridian, Lauderdale County, Mississippi, at age 78; at 12:45 a.m. She was buried on 14 August 1937 at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Macon, Noxubee County, Mississippi; at two o'clock.

     Julia Owen was born on 26 July 1871 at Mississippi. She was the daughter of David Franklin Owen and Isabella Milling Owens. Julia Owen appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Chickasaw County, Mississippi, as age nine and had attended school during 1880. Julia Owen married Arthur John Edwards on 30 December 1891 at Chickasaw County, Mississippi. Julia (Owen) Edwards and Arthur John Edwards lived in 1900 at 475 North 5th Avenue, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona. Julia (Owen) Edwards appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of Arthur John Edwards at Maricopa County, Arizona Territory; enumerated 9 June. A. J. Edwards was enumerated as age 28, head of household and a lawyer. Julia O. Edwards was enumerated as his wife, age 28 and the mother of two children, both living. They were living in a rented house with their two daughters, May O. age six and Persia age two. Julia (Owen) Edwards suffered the death of her mother, Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen on 29 November 1900 at Chickasaw County, Mississippi. Julia (Owen) Edwards appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Arthur John Edwards at Maricopa County, Arizona Territory; enumerated 21 April. H. A. Edwards was enumerated as age 35, head of household and a lawyer with his own office. Julia Edwards was enumerated as his wife, age 35 and the mother of three children, all three living. They owned their home at 339 5th Avenue, with a mortgage. Included in the household were two daughters, May Owen Edwards age sixteen, Persis Edwards age twelve and a son, Julian Edwards age six. Living with the family was a sister-in-law, Helene Owen. Julia (Owen) Edwards and Arthur John Edwards moved circa 1911 to Hollywood, Los Angeles County, California. Julia (Owen) Edwards appeared on the census of 1920 at Alameda County, California; as age 49 and a lodger in a hotel located at 2318 Telegraph Avenue in Berkeley City. Living with her were a daughter, Persia L. age twenty-two and a son, Julian M. age sixteen.

Julia (Owen) Edwards died on 26 October 1929 at age 58. She was buried at Sunset View Cemetery, El Cerrito, Contra Costa County, California.

     Helene Owen was born circa 1874 at Mississippi. She was the daughter of David Franklin Owen and Isabella Milling Owens. Helene Owen appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Chickasaw County, Mississippi, as age six. Helene Owen appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of her father, David Franklin Owen at Chickasaw County, Mississippi, as Hellene A. Owen age 21 and single. Helene Owen suffered the death of her mother, Isabella Milling (Owens) Owen on 29 November 1900 at Chickasaw County, Mississippi. Helene Owen appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of her brother-in-law, Arthur John Edwards at Maricopa County, Arizona Territory. Helene Owen suffered the death of her sister, Julia (Owen) Edwards on 26 October 1929. About 1931 Helene A Owen moved to Tuscumbia, Alabama to live with her sister Mrs T.L. Betts. Helene Owen was a member of the First Baptist Church in Tuscumbia.

Helene Owen died on 10 October 1934 at Tuscumbia, Colbert County, Alabama; after an illness of about seven weeks. Death occurred at 8:20 p.m. at the home of her sister Mrs T.L. Betts on West Sixth Street. Funeral services were held on 12 October 1934 at the T.L. Betts' residence, Tuscumbia, Alabama; at 10:30, conducted by Dr. O.L. Minks, pastor of the First Baptist Church. She was buried on 12 October 1934 at Oakwood Cemetery, Tuscumbia, Colbert County, Alabama; under the direction of Brown Services.

     Calvin Luther Cushman was born on 13 August 1822 at Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. Calvin had a twin brother named Horatio who started the Starkville Academy. He married Sarah Elizabeth Phillips on 29 July 1847 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. Calvin Luther Cushman married Margaret Owens, daughter of Elisha Owens and Margaret Bell, before 1860 at Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. Calvin Luther Cushman appeared on the census of 1860 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi; enumerated 3 July. Calvin S. Cushman was enumerated as age 37 and an overseer with real estate valued at $3500 and personal property valued at $5000. Margaret Cushman was enumerated as age 40. Cushman children included in the household were; John age eleven, Millie age nine, Henry age five and Oreanna age two. He was a tanner and made boots and shoes with his brother-in-law, William Ward at Starkville, Mississippi. He was a member of the Methodist church. He died before 1 June 1870 at Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi; as his wife Margaret and his two youngest children were living with her brother, Middleton Owens on the 1870 census.

     Henry Elisha Cushman was born on 18 May 1855 at Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. He was the son of Calvin Luther Cushman and Margaret Owens. Henry Elisha Cushman appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Calvin Luther Cushman at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age five. Henry Elisha Cushman appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Middleton Elisha Owens at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age fourteen and a farm hand. He had attended school within the year. Henry Elisha Cushman appeared on the census of 1880 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi; enumerated 1 July. Henry E. was enumerated as age 24, head of household, single and a retail grocer. Included in the household were two male laborers and one female servant. He married Margaret Elizabeth Moore in 1888 at Mississippi. Henry Elisha Cushman appeared on the census of 1900 at Lincoln County, Mississippi; enumerated 14 July. E. Henry Cushman was enumerated as age 38, head of household and a lumber inspector. M. Lizzie Cushman was enumerated as his wife, age 28 and the mother of six children with four living. They had been married twelve years and were living in a rented house. Cushman children included in the household were; Maggie age ten, E. Middleton age eight, J. Bennett age six and Ora age one. He appeared on the census of 1910 at Lincoln County, Mississippi; enumerated 29 April. Henry was enumerated as age 55, head of household and a guard for city prisoners. Lizzie was enumerated as his wife, age 43 and the mother of seven children with five living. They rented their home located at 121 Oak Street. Cushman children included in the household were; Maggie age eighteen, Middleton age seventeen, Bennie age thirteen, Ora age eleven and Annie Bell age four. He was widowed with the death of Margaret Elizabeth (Moore) Cushman on 9 November 1913 at Brookhaven, Lincoln County, Mississippi. Henry Elisha Cushman lived in 1914 at 228 Wood Street, Brookhaven, Mississippi. He was a bookkeeper for 30 years and last worked as such in 1920. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Lincoln County, Mississippi; enumerated 15 January. Henry was enumerated as age 65, head of household and widowed. Living with him was his daughter, Annie B. Cushman age fourteen. Henry's daughter Ora, her husband Grover C. Hunsucker and their daughter Lynell were living next door. He appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of his son-in-law, Ebenezer Hunsucker at Lincoln County, Mississippi, as age 74 and widowed.

Henry Elisha Cushman died on 7 June 1933 at near Wesson, Lincoln County, Mississippi, at age 78; of heart trouble at 6:30 p.m. in the home of his son, J. B. Cushman. Funeral services were held on 8 June 1933 at First Methodist Church, Brookhaven, Lincoln County, Mississippi; at 5 o'clock officiated by his pastor, Rev. O. S. Lewis. He was buried on 8 June 1933 at Rose Hill Cemetery, Brookhaven, Lincoln County, Mississippi; beside his wife.

     Oreanna "Ora" J. Cushman was born in September 1858 at likely Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. She was the daughter of Calvin Luther Cushman and Margaret Owens. Oreanna "Ora" J. Cushman appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Calvin Luther Cushman at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as Oreanna age two. Oreanna "Ora" J. Cushman appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Middleton Elisha Owens at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as Orah Cushman age twelve. She had attended school within the year. Oreanna "Ora" J. Cushman appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her uncle, Middleton Elisha Owens at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as Ora Owens age 21 and keeping house. Oreanna "Ora" J. Cushman married Buckner Lanier Hill Wright Jr on 2 November 1881 at Methodist Church, Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi.

Ora (Cushman) Wright appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of Buckner Lanier Hill Wright Jr at Wake County, North Carolina; enumerated 26 June. Buckner L. Wright was enumerated as age 41, head of household and working with hardware. Ora J. Wright was enumerated as his wife, age 41 and the mother of five children with four living. Included in the household was one daughter, Winniel S age fourteen and three sons, Louie L age seventeen, Ray G age fifteen and Noble C age twelve. The Wright family was living in a rented house. Ora (Cushman) Wright and Buckner Lanier Hill Wright Jr moved between 1901 and 1903 to Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. Ora (Cushman) Wright suffered the death of her son, Ray G Wright on 17 August 1903 at Tarrant County, Texas.

Ora (Cushman) Wright died in 1907 at Dallas County, Texas. She was buried at Oak Cliff Cemetery, Oak Cliff, Dallas County, Texas; in new addition section 2, lot 106.

     Harold Dewitt Black was born on 29 April 1892 at Cabarrus County, North Carolina. He was the son of Edward Payson Black and Laura Washington Black. Harold Dewitt Black appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of his father, Edward Payson Black at Cabarrus County, North Carolina, as age eight and had attended school for three months. Harold Dewitt Black appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of his father, Edward Payson Black at Cabarrus County, North Carolina, as age 17, a farm laborer and attending school.

Harold Dewitt Black married Adeline "Addie" Louise Benson circa 1920 at Cabarrus County, North Carolina. Harold Dewitt Black was a salesman at a motor company in January 1920 at Concord, North Carolina. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Cabarrus County, North Carolina; enumerated 21 January. Harold Black was enumerated as age 27 and living as a boarder in the household of Hanley B. Troutman. He and Adeline "Addie" (Benson) Black lived in April 1930 at 17 N. Crowell Street, Concord, North Carolina. Harold Dewitt Black was an automobile dealer and employer in April 1930 at Concord, North Carolina. He appeared on the census of 1930 at Cabarrus County, North Carolina; enumerated 14 April. Harold D. Black was enumerated as the 36 year old head of household and he was paying $12 monthly rent for the family's lodgings. Adeline L. Black was enumerated as his 35 year old wife. One son was enumerated as three year old Harold D. Black, Jr. He suffered the death of his father, Edward Payson Black on 30 April 1938 at Rt 4, Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina. Harold Dewitt Black and Adeline "Addie" (Benson) Black lived in June 1957 at 481 S. Union Street, Concord, North Carolina. Harold Dewitt Black died on 24 June 1957 at Cabarrus Memorial Hospital, Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina, at age 65; at 7:38 p.m. of a cerebral haemorrhage. He was buried on 26 June 1957 at Oakwood Cemetery, Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina; with arrangements by Weddington & Mitchell Funeral Home of Concord.

     Thomas Lloyd "Dooley" Harris was born on 16 October 1916 at Charleston, Tallahatchie County, Mississippi. He was the son of Louis Harvey Harris and Annie Laura Owens. Thomas Lloyd "Dooley" Harris appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of his father, Louis Harvey Harris at Tallahatchie County, Mississippi, as age three. Thomas Lloyd "Dooley" Harris and Louis Harvey Harris "operated a Western Auto Store" between 1939 and 1959 at Batesville, Panola County, Mississippi. Thomas Lloyd "Dooley" Harris was a member of the First Baptist Church. He and Louis Harvey Harris "opened the Harris Supply Store" in 1959 at Batesville, Panola County, Mississippi. Thomas Lloyd "Dooley" Harris held membership in Batesville Chamber of Commerce. He held membership in the Mississippi Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council.

Thomas Lloyd "Dooley" Harris died on 24 June 1998 at Baptist Memorial Hospital Central, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, at age 81; of lung cancer. Funeral services were held on 26 June 1998 at First Baptist Church, Batesville, Panola County, Mississippi; at 11 a.m. with Rev. Alan Kilgore officiating. He was buried at Batesville Magnolia Cemetery, Batesville, Panola County, Mississippi; with arrangements by Dickins Funeral Home.

     Joseph Collins Harris was born on 19 September 1921 at Mississippi. He was the son of Louis Harvey Harris and Annie Laura Owens. At the time of his father's death on 15 October 1966, Joe Harris lived in Eldorado, Arkansas. Joseph Collins Harris died in September 1982 at Las Cruces, Dona Ana County, New Mexico.

     Nena Montgomery was born on 20 May 1849 at Alabama. She married Edwin Kerr Fulton between August 1876 and June 1880 at Jefferson County, Alabama; Nina "was a cousin of his first" wife, Laura. According to Mrs. Varner, Lena was the daughter of Charles P. Montgomery and Carrie Shivers and a cousin of Laura G. Montgomery, first wife of E. K. Fulton. Nena (Montgomery) Fulton appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Edwin Kerr Fulton 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. Nena (Montgomery) Fulton and Edwin Kerr Fulton had no children. Nena (Montgomery) Fulton died on 8 March 1899 at Sumter County, Alabama, at age 49. She was buried at Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Sumter County, Alabama.

     Annie Owen was born in 1860 at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. She was the daughter of David Franklin Owen and Isabella Milling Owens. Annie Owen appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of David Franklin Owen at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as age three months. Annie Owen died before 1870 at Mississippi; as she was not listed on the 1870 census.

     Mary E. Somerville was born in January 1887 at Alabama. She was the daughter of William B. Somerville and Mary A. "Mollie" Archibald. Mary E. Somerville appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of her father, William B. Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama, as Ellie age 23. Mary E. Somerville was a public school teacher in 1920 at Franconia, Pickens County, Alabama. She appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of her father, William B. Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama, as Mary E Sommerville, age 31, single, and a teacher.

     Sara Glenn Somerville was born on 25 February 1891 at Pickens County, Alabama. She was the daughter of William B. Somerville and Mary A. "Mollie" Archibald. Sara Glenn Somerville appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of her father, William B. Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama, as Sarah age nineteen. Sara Glenn Somerville was a public school teacher in 1920 at Franconia, Pickens County, Alabama. She appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of her father, William B. Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama, as Sarah G Sommerville, age 31, single, and a teacher. Sara Glenn Somerville suffered the death of her father, William B. Somerville in 1927. Sara Glenn Somerville suffered the death of her mother, Mary (Archibald) Somerville on 28 July 1937 at Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama. Sara Glenn Somerville appeared on the census of 1940 in the household of her sister, Clara Maude Somerville at Pickens County, Alabama, as Sarah Somerville, age 49 and single with a 5 year college education. She was a public school teacher and had worked 36 weeks during 1939, earning $1,000. 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.
Sara Glenn Somerville suffered the death of her brother, Thomas Henry Somerville on 23 February 1943 at Henalle, Pickens County, Alabama. Her Social Security Number was 419-48-9190 issued 1954 at Alabama. Sara Glenn Somerville died on 25 March 1976 at Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama, at age 85. She was buried at Oak Grove Franconia Cemetery, Aliceville, Pickens County, Alabama.

     Ida Freida Zavelo was born on 11 September 1892 at Alabama. She married Brainard Bardwell Montgomery, son of David Milton Montgomery and Virginia "Jennie" Bardwell, circa 1911. Ida Freida (Zavelo) Montgomery appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Brainard Bardwell Montgomery at Jefferson County, Alabama; enumerated 11 April. Bainard Montgomery was enumerated as age 49, head of household and a manager of a retail grocery. He owned a radio set and his home which was valued at $6000. Ida Montgomery was enumerated as his wife, age 37 and the proprietor of a retail dry goods store. Montgomery children included in the household were; William age sixteen, Virginia age eleven and Hunter age nine. Also included in the household was Bainard's nephew, Charles Murphy age 23. Ida Freida (Zavelo) Montgomery and Brainard Bardwell Montgomery lived between 1 April 1935 and 1 April 1940 at 421 Valley Road, Fairfield, Jefferson County, Alabama. Ida Freida (Zavelo) Montgomery appeared on the census of 1940 in the household of Brainard Bardwell Montgomery at Jefferson County, Alabama; enumerated 2 April. Brainard Montgomery was enumerated as the 59 year old head of household and he owned his home valued at $4,000. Ida Montgomery was enumerated as his 47 year old wife. They had both completed 4 years of high school, neither was working but both claimed other income. One daughter was enumerated as Virginia age 21 and attending college. Two sons was enumerated as William age 26, had completed high school and Hunter age 19 was attending college. All three were working.

Ida Freida (Zavelo) Montgomery died on 16 January 1954 at age 61. She was buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama.

     William David Montgomery was born on 21 February 1914 at Alabama. He was the son of Brainard Bardwell Montgomery and Ida Freida Zavelo. William David Montgomery appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of his father, Brainard Bardwell Montgomery at Jefferson County, Alabama, as age sixteen. William David Montgomery appeared on the census of 1940 in the household of his father, Brainard Bardwell Montgomery at Jefferson County, Alabama, as age 26. He had completed four years of high school and was working as a weigh man in a plate mill. He had worked 52 weeks during 1939, earning $1,638. William David Montgomery suffered the death of his mother, Ida Freida (Zavelo) Montgomery on 16 January 1954.

William David Montgomery died on 23 February 1973 at Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama, at age 59. He was buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama.

     Virginia Sibyl Montgomery was born on 18 March 1919 at Mulga, Jefferson County, Alabama. She was the daughter of Brainard Bardwell Montgomery and Ida Freida Zavelo. Virginia Sibyl Montgomery appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of her father, Brainard Bardwell Montgomery at Jefferson County, Alabama, as age eleven. Virginia Sibyl Montgomery appeared on the census of 1940 in the household of her father, Brainard Bardwell Montgomery at Jefferson County, Alabama, as age 21 and attending college having completed two years. She was working about six hours a week as a typist for a college professor. She had worked 19 weeks during 1939, earning $240. Virginia Sibyl Montgomery married Ignatz Louis Feld in April 1945 at Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. Virginia Sibyl Montgomery suffered the death of her mother, Ida Freida (Zavelo) Montgomery on 16 January 1954. Virginia Sibyl (Montgomery) Feld and Ignatz Louis Feld lived in March 1980 at Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.

Virginia Sibyl (Montgomery) Feld died on 19 January 2005 at age 85.

     Hunter Milton Montgomery was born on 17 June 1920 at Mulga, Jefferson County, Alabama. He was the son of Brainard Bardwell Montgomery and Ida Freida Zavelo. Hunter Milton Montgomery appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of his father, Brainard Bardwell Montgomery at Jefferson County, Alabama, as age nine. Hunter Milton Montgomery appeared on the census of 1940 in the household of his father, Brainard Bardwell Montgomery at Jefferson County, Alabama, as age 19 and attending college having completed one year. He was working about 13 hours a week as a typist for a college professor. He had worked 19 weeks during 1939, earning $350. Hunter Milton Montgomery was graduated in June 1942; from the University of Alabama with a B.S. in Commerce and Law and received an ROTC commission.

Hunter Milton Montgomery began military service in June 1942 with the 28th Infantry Division serving in five European campaigns. He was wounded and was held by the German Army as a P.O.W. His service medals included the Purple Heart, the Bronze Star and the Legion of Merit. He ended military service after the war. He returned to the University of Alabama to complete his remaining two years of law studies. He re-entered military service with a regular commission in the U.S. Army. He held command and administration positions at assignments in the U.S., Germany, Korea and Chile. He and Frances Nelree Hester obtained a marriage license on 13 August 1949 at Jefferson County, Alabama. Hunter Milton Montgomery married Frances Nelree Hester on 25 August 1949 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. Hunter Milton Montgomery suffered the death of his mother, Ida Freida (Zavelo) Montgomery on 16 January 1954. Hunter Milton Montgomery ended military service in April 1968 retiring as a lieutenant colonel.

Hunter Milton Montgomery was for five years, a manager of the loan servicing department of Jefferson Federal at Birmingham, Alabama. He was an Asst. Vice President and Trust Officer for AmSouth Bank at Birmingham, Alabama. He suffered the death of his brother, William David Montgomery on 23 February 1973 at Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama. Hunter Milton Montgomery was retired in 1989. During his retirement he enjoyed vegetable gardening and swimming and tennis at the YMCA. He continued his community service work with S.C.O.R.E. and the The Birmingham Optimist Group. He established The Birmingham Optimist Youth Foundation. He and Frances Nelvee (Hester) Montgomery lived in 1992 at 3720 Briar Oak Circle, Birmingham. Hunter Milton Montgomery suffered the death of his son, Bardwell E. Montgomery on 12 June 1996 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. In July 2005 he entered Fairhaven, a retirement home, due to Alzheimer's and complications of heart disease.

Hunter Milton Montgomery died on 21 January 2007 at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, at age 86. Visitation was held on 23 January 2007 at Ridout's Valley Chapel from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Funeral services were held on 24 January 2007 at Ridout's Valley Chapel, Birmingham, at 11:00 a.m. He was buried on 24 January 2007 at Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama.

     John Calvin Cushman was born on 22 May 1848 at Mississippi. He was the son of Calvin Luther Cushman and Sarah Elizabeth Phillips. John Calvin Cushman appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Calvin Luther Cushman at Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, as John age eleven and had attended school within the year.