1. Samuel?¹ Boggess (#1965) (living status unknown).

Samuel? Boggess had the following children:

2 i. John S.² Boggess (#1968). John died 1842 in AL. The following was taken from "BAUGUS, BOGGUS, & BOGGESS FOOTPRINTS ON THE SANDS OF TIME" by Joanna Fox and JoAnn Smith:

1839, 26 Jan. John S. Boggess and Wm. L. Walker in debt to Isham H. Farrell. Marshall Co., Ala. Deed Bk. A: 250

1840, 26 Mar. John S. Boggess party to a civil suit filed over the right to possess and operate an abandoned river ferry. Alabama Records -- Madison Co. Vol. 110: 24

1843, 1 Apr. James Boggess applied for letters of Administration of the goods & chattles, rights & credits of John S. Boggess, dec'd., late of Marshall Co. Marshall Co., Ala. Orphans Ct. Min. Bk. 2: 210

3 ii. Thomas M. Boggess (#1983). Thomas died about 1841 in Fayette County, TX. The following was taken from "BAUGUS, BOGGUS, & BOGGESS FOOTPRINTS ON THE SANDS OF TIME" by Joanna Fox and JoAnn Smith:

Thomas M. Boggess was a Private in Arnold's Company of Ala. Mounted Volunteers. "Alabama Soldiers in Creek Wars"

1838, 8 Feb. P.H. Bell, Gov. of Texas, granted to Thomas M. Boggess assignee of Henry M. clements, 1280 acres situated in Fayette Co., Tx. on waters of Rabbs Creek about 12 miles NW from La Grange - by virtue of Bounty Warrant #2314 issued by Barnard E. Bee, Secretary of War. Transferred to sd Boggess 6 July 1838. Done at city of Houston 23 Oct 1850 by P.H. Bell, Governor. Fayette Co., Tx. Deed Bk. G: 563

1838, 23 Feb. William and Susanah Burney sold 320 acres to Benjamin Briggs Goodrich (May 1838) and Goodrich transferred rights, title, etc for $640 to Thomas M. Boggess. Montgomery Co., Tx. Deed Bk. B: 60

1838, 8 May. Stillman S. Curtis of Harrisburg Co., Tx. sold to Thomas M. Boggiss for $1,000 1 lot in Washington C. - lot #10 block 19 & 2/3 lots #12 & #13 in block 18 (last 2 to be redivided into 3 equal lots so as to front 50 each on Ferry St.) Washington Co., Tx. Deed Bk. B: 282

1838, 6 July. Thomas M. Boggus was granted a Class 2 Certificate for 640 acres in Fayette Co., Tx. (Class 2 Certificates were given to settlers arriving in Texas after 2 Mar 1836 but before 1 Oct 1837. Amounts were 1280 acres for heads of families and 640 acres to single men 17 years of age before 1 Oct 1837. The Certificates were conditional: the rights or land could not be sold until 3 years residence in Texas were proven.) 1840 Citizens of Texas Vol. 3 Land Grants

1838, 6 Nov. Thomas Boggess, Harrisburg Co., Republic of Texas, sold 1 lot (#10 Block 19) for $400 to Alfred B. McGill of City of Houston. Washington Co., Tx. Deed Bk. I-J: 29

1838, 17 Nov. Thom. M. Bogges, of Harrisburg, sold to Archibald Lewis for $2,000 320 acres in Montgomery Co. which was conveyed to Benj. Briggs Goodrich by Wm. Burney. Montgomery Co., Tx. Deed Bk. F: 453

1838, 5 Dec. Thomas M. Boggess of Fayette Co. and Republic of Texas sold to James P. Hudson for $600 - 640 acres - half of an undivided tract containing 1280 acres situated on waters of Rabbs Ck. Thomas was bound for $2,000 on condition title would be given as soon as obtained from the Government to make or cause to be made unto sd Hudson, a good and valid warentee title deed. Fayette Co., Tx. Deed Bk. A: 460

1839, 3 June. Thom. M. Boggess of Fayette Co. appeared before notarys of Harrisburg Co. and sold 2302 acres ($1 per acre) to James E. Black & Wm. Thompson of Harrisburg - land in Fayette Co. on waters of Peach and Buckners Creeks and on divide line between sd waters about 24 mi. SW of La Grange, containing 1 League & 1 Labor surveyed by Thomas Green surveyor of Fayette Co. for the vendor by virtue of headright certificate of Geo. Massangill #383 by board of Land Commissioners of Co. of Shelby 31 Mar 1838 to Wm. Daniels as assignee of sd Massangill which sd certificate was assigned and transferred by sd Daniels to this vendor 3 Apr 1838). Agreed by vendor & purchasers the League & Labor shall be divided into equal parts by line running N & S and purchasers shall have liberty of choosing which half they will take. (1/2 League and Labor or 2.302 acres.) Fayette Co., Tx. Deed Bk. A: 470

1839, 1 Oct. Thomas M. Boggess of Fayette Co. sold to Wm. W. Gant of Washington Co, for $400 his right and title to a tract of land situated in Fayette Co. on W side of the Colorado River and on the waters is entitled by virtue of cert. #40 and sold by adm. of sd Walker. Fayette Co., Tx. Deed Bk. A: 523

1850, 4 May. County of Fayette. F. W. Chandler, Adm. of estate of Thomas M. Boggess, dec'd., filed petition to authorize him to sell head right certificate #245 of 640 acres granted to him as Adm. of sd est. on 20 Feb 1850. On 1st June 1850, after advertising for 20 days according to law, Chandler sold sd land to N.W. Faison as highest bidder - $38.50. (Faison then sold his right to the certificate to A. L. Vail for $50 and Vail then sold ti for $55 to Harold Chrisman.) Williamson Co., Tx. Deed Bk. 17: 488

1850, 2 July. F.M. Chandler, Adm. of estate of Thomas M. Boggess, dec'd., of Fayette Co., petitioned court for an order to sell @/3 of 2 towns lots in town of Washington, Washington Co. (Lots 11 and 12 in Block 18). After advertising according to law, sold to highest bidder, N.W. Faison for $12. Washington Co., Tx. Deed Bk. I-J: 340

1850. Frederick Chandler, Adm. of estate of Thomas M. Boggess, dec'd., filed petition in Fayette Co. to sell 320 acres belonging to sd est. of sd Boggess situated in Fayette Co. The court authorized Chandler to sell sd land, whereas sd Chandler did on the 1st Tues. on Nov., after having advertised sd land at 3 public places according to law, 1 of which was posted up on the court house door in town of La Grange. Sold to Alex Boyle as highest bidder at 19 cents per acre. Account of sale filed 24 Nov. 1850. Fayette Co., Tx. Deed Bk. H: 23

1850, 25 Nov. Whereas on or about 5 Dec 1838, Thom. M. Boggess made, executed and delivered to James P. Hudson his bond for title to and undivided half of 1280 acres of waters of Robbs Cr. About 12 mi. NW of La Grange. For the more full of description of which reference I made to the patent of sd land issued to sd Thom. M. recorded Co. Clerk Office Deek Bk. G: 263; and whereas on 25 Nov 1850 John A. Green and N.W. Faison Executors of the sd James P. Hudson, dec'd. filed petition praying for an order of the court to compel F.W. Chandler, Adm. of estate of Thomas M. Boggess, dec'd to make them a title to same land. Order made 28th Nov. Fayette Co., Tx. Deed Bk. H: 231

1852, June. F.W. Chandler, Adm. of estate of Thom. M. Boggess, dec'd. filed petition in Probate Court praying for order to sell 1/2 interest of 1280 acres granted to Boggess as assignee of Henry M. Clements. Order granted - sold to highest bidder. Fayette Co., Tx. Deed Bk. I: 176

+ 4 iii. Timothy M. Boggess was born 1807.

+ 5 iv. James Boggus was born about 1807.

+ 6 v. Henry W. (Harrison?) Boggess was born about 1808.

+ 7 vi. Elizabeth Boggess was born about 1819.

+ 8 vii. Mary (Polly) Boggess was born August 1824.

4. Timothy M.² Boggess (Samuel?¹) (#1689) was born in TN 1807. Timothy died 1840 in AL, at 33 years of age.

He married Pheriba Starnes in Marshall County, AL, 1830. (Pheriba Starnes is #1690.) Pheriba was born in Warren County, TN December 24, 1811. Pheriba was the daughter of John H. Starnes Jr. and (Unknown) (Unknown). Pheriba died November 20, 1902 in Marshall County, AL, at 90 years of age. The following was taken from "Starnes of the South" by Jessie Ruth Russell, page 328:

"The only records found of Timothy M. Boggess is a deed dated 3 Aug. 1835 made by him and Phriba in Jackson County, and some store accounts dated 1835 and earlier.

He died young, it appears, in the Hebron vicinity, leaving two young sons. They lived at Claysville but later moved to New Hope and were living at the old William Lewis place when she died. She lived out her life with her son, Thomas.

She was a member of Henryville Methodist Episcopal Church South. From its list of "departed members" her approximate death date was obtained: Nov. 1902. She is listed with her two sons in the 1860 Census Marshall Co., Ala. Claysville Precinct, p. 33. In the 1870 Census Marshall County, Alabama T7, R4, Woodall, she was living with her son Thomas at New Hope...

Her name is spelled "Phriba" on her death certificate. Her birthplace, however, was incorrectly reported as Alabama by her grandson who was a doctor, J. W. Boggess of Bridgeport, Ala. Her husband's name was given as Timothy W. Boggess, born in Tenn."

The following was taken from "Alabama Records" compiled by Pauline Jones Gandrud:

Vol. 19 -- Jackson County (page 27) Jackson County Deeds

[p. 147] Timothy M. Boggess and wife, Pheraby Boggess, of Jackson Co. to Peter Rener, Judwell L. Rector and John Brabson, the first two of Jackson County, AL. and the latter of Sevier Co., TN. 3 Aug 1835

Vol 116 -- Newspapers Huntsville Democrat March 31, 1847

State of Alabama, 35th Chancery. James M. Gee versus Richard S. Randles, James Boggess, Timothy Boggess, Henry W. Boggess, and Polly Boggess et al. The defendants, Timothy Boggess, Henry W. Boggess, and Polly Boggess reside beyond the limits of the state, Timothy Boggess resides in St. Francis Co. Ark. and Polly Boggess in the State of Texas. Peter Kilfoyln Register and master of said court. Substance of bill; Commisssioners Court Roads and Revenue for Marshall Co. obtained license to keep a public ferry across Tennessee River. That one John S. Boggess and Richard S. Randles had prior to that time kept a public ferry. That John S. Boggess has departed this life some time in the year 1842 leaving the following Brothers and Sisters his heirs at law towit: James Boggess and Elizabeth Boggess intermarried with Eli Campbell of Marshall Co, Ala. Timothy Boggess who resides in St. Francis Co. Ark. Henry W. Boggess and Polly Boggess who reside in Texas.

The following was taken from "BAUGUS, BOGGUS, & BOGGESS FOOTPRINTS ON THE SANDS OF TIME" by Joanna Fox and JoAnn Smith:

1860 Claysville, Marshall Co., Ala. Census [47]: Pheuba Boggess 47 years old, Wade H. 26 (domestic farmer), and Thomas J. 22 (domestic farmer).

1870 Kennamer, Marshall Co., Ala. Census [P120B]: Feraby Boggess 59 years old living with son Thomas 35 and his wife Sealy 33.

1880 Marshall Co., Ala. Census [P157-185]: Pheriba Boggas 67 years old living with son Thomas J. and family.

1885, 29 Jan. Pheriba Boggus sold 40 acres to William Lewis for $500 in Twsp. 7, Range 4 East. Marshall Co., Ala. Deed Bk. O: 200

1900 Madison Co., Ala. Census: Pheuba Boggus 88 years old, living with son Thomas J. and Cela.

Timothy M. Boggess and Pheriba Starnes had the following children:

9 i. Wade H.³ Boggess (#1699) was born in AL August 9, 1832. Wade died July 15, 1862 in Vicksburg, MS, at 29 years of age. He married Darcus C. McCord in Jackson County, AL, November 27, 1860.

Wade H. Boggus and Dorcus C. McCord were issued a marriage license on November 20, 1860 by J. H. Norwood JP and were married on November 27, 1860 in Jackson County, AL by Henry E. Poarch MG. (Source: Marriage Records Jackson County, AL 1857-1869, page 82 -- LDS Film# 1028279) (Darcus C. McCord is #1866.)

In the 1860 Jackson County, AL Census [P619], there is a Darcus McCord age 25 School Teacher living in the household of Mark and Rebecca Kelly.

Wade was a Pvt./2nd Lt. in Co. E of Hale's 31st Alabama / 49th Alabama during the Civil War. His brother Thomas served with him.

10 ii. Mary Boggess (#1700) was born in AL November 17, 1833.

+ 11 iii. Thomas Jefferson Boggess was born May 22, 1835.

12 iv. Polmira Boggess (#1702) was born in AL November 21, 1836.

+ 13 v. Frances Caroline Boggess was born January 6, 1839.

5. James² Boggus (Samuel?¹ Boggess) (#2040) was born in TN about 1807. James died February 1863 in Marshall County, AL, at 55 years of age.

He married Nancy (Unknown). (Nancy (Unknown) is #2041.) Nancy was born in GA about 1810. Nancy died about 1868.

The following was taken from "BAUGUS, BOGGUS, & BOGGESS FOOTPRINTS ON THE SANDS OF TIME" by Joanna Fox and JoAnn Smith

James Boggess appeared in Marshall Co., Ala. Prior to 1830 and had land north of the Tennessee Rr. He was 1 of the 1st commissioners. "History Co., Ala." (Marshall Co. was not formed until 1836 from Blount, Jackson, and Cherokee Cession land).

1830 Jackson Co., Ala. Census: James Boggess with 1 male and 1 female under 5, 1 male 10-15, 3 males 20-30, 2 females 20-30.

1830, Oct. James Boggess was granted 83.50 acres.

1832, Apr. James Boggess was granted 165 acres.

1833, 13 Nov. James Boggess bought from John Martin and wife Clarinda of Madison Co., Ala., land in Jackson Co. (E half of NE quarter of Sec. 24, Twsp. 7, R 3E) for $125. Marshall Co., Ala. Deed Bk. A: 10

1836, 9 Apr. James and Nancy Boggess of Marshall Co., sold land to Robt. Chandler of $500, bieng the same land he bought form John Martin in 1833. Sale was acknowledge by James and Nancy in Claysville, Marshall Co. at which time Nancy relinquished her right of dower. Marshall Co., Ala. Deed Bk. A: 11

1837, 18 Mar. James Boggess sold 84 acres to Hugh Henry; and 84 acres to Percieval M. Bush, Adm. of estate of Samuel Henry, dec'd. Marshall Co., Ala. Deed Bk. A: 68-69

1837, 13 Apr. Deed of trust - James Boggess indebted to Robert Chandler, Wm. Smith, Eli Campbell, and Isham Chandler for $711.78. Agreement to sell to Thomas B. Rector 165+ acres tract and 80+ acres tract if not paid in 1 year. Marshall Co., Ala. Deed Bk. A: 80

1837, 13 June. P. M. Bushwell, Sheriff of Marshall Co., ordered to sell property of James Boggess, and others. "Alabama Newspapers" Huntsville Democrat

1838, 9 Feb. Deed of trust - James Boggess indebted to David Rickets for $900. Marshall Co., Ala. Deed Bk. A: 130

1840 Marshall Co., Ala. Census: James Boggess 30-40 years old, 1 fe. and 2 males under 5, 1 fe. 5-10, 1 fe. 20-30.

1843, 1 Apr. James Boggess applied for letters of Administration of the goods & chattles, rights and credits of John S. Boggess, late of Marshall Co., dec'd. Marshall Co., Ala. Orphans Court Min. Bk. 2: 210

1843, 1 May. James, Adm. of estate of John S. Boggess, lately dec'd., made oath t the Court that there are no effects of sd decedent within the knowledge of the affiant on which to administer save a few accounts and notes the greater of which are unavailable, but which will be hereafter presented in due form to the Court. This being the situation he makes the further report of Insolvency. It is thereupon ordered by the Court that publication be made in the Southern Advocate, a paper printed in the town of Huntsville, requiring all persons holding claims against the estate of sd decedent to file them in the office of the clerk of the Orpan Ct. of sd county in the town of Warrenton on or before 1st Mon in Oct 1844 to be examined by the judge and final settlement accordingly. Marshall Co., Ala. Orphans Court Minutes Bk. 2: 215

1847, 31 Mar. Huntsville Democrat State of Alabama 35th Chancery James M. Gee vs. Richard Randles, James Boggess, Timothy Boggess, Henry W. Boggess, and Polly Boggess et al. Commiss. Court of Roads & Revenue for Marshall Co. obtained license to keep a public ferry across the Tennessee Rr. John S. Boggess and Richard S. Randles had prior to that time kept a public ferry. John S. Boggess had departed this life some time in the year 1842 leaving following brothers and sisters his heirs at law towit: James Boggess, and Elizabeth Boggess who intermarried with Eli Campbell of Marshall Co., Ala. Timothy Boggess who resides in St. Francis Co., Ark., Henry W. Boggess and Polly Boggess who reside in TX. "Marriage, Death & Legal Notices from Early Ala. Newspapers 1819-1893"

1850, 14 Jan. James Boggess, Adm. of est. of John S. Boggess, dec'd., filed in office of the clerk of Orphan Ct. his account and vouchers for a final settlement. Ordered that notice be given by matter of advertisement put up at the court house door and 3 other public places in sd county requiring all persons concerned in adverse interest to appear on 4th Mon in Feb at court house in Guntersville when and where they may attend to contest sd settlement if they think proper. Marshall Co., Ala. Orphans Court Book 1849-1851: 11

1850 Marshall Co., Ala. Census [P178]: James Boggess 43 years old (farmer), Nancy 41, Adaline M. 18, William L. 12, Thomas B. 8, Caroline J. 7, John H. 5, Samuel 3, and Elizabeth 11 mos.

1860 Guntersville, Marshall Co., Ala. Census [P793]: James Boggess 52 (farmer), Nancy 49, Wm. L. 23 (Grocer), Thomas B. 21, Josephine 19, John H. 16, Samuel 13, Sarah 10, Mary Bentley 9, J. Anna Bentley 7, and John L. Purvin 18 (day laborer).

1866, 26 Mar. Bill of Complaint - Nancy Boggus vs. Patrick Henry. This case states: That prior to Mar 1833 Nancy and James Boggus intermarried, and lived together as husband and wife until his death in Feb. 183. 18 Mar 1833 James aliened and conveyed 165+ acres (described as NE quarter of Sect. 13, Twsp. 7, R 3E) to John Johnson in trust to secure payment of a debt due and owing from James to Samuel and Hugh Henry. Hugh Henry obtained possession of sd land and since that time to Patrick Henry. Nancy claimed she never relinguished or surrendered her right of dower in sd land. It appears that Nancy died before the suit was settled because a letter of Administration was issued on her estate on 21 Sep 1868 as part of the court records. Marshall Co., Ala. Court Records.

1870 Marshall Co., Ala. Census: W.L. Boggess 31 "Merchant", Samuel 23 "Merchant", Sally 18, Josephine Jacobs 26 "Housekeeper", and Caty Jacobs 5. (Is this sister Josephine? JS)

James Boggess of Jackson County, AL purchased 83.50 acres of land in Section 31 of T7-R4E on June 15, 1831 and 165.05 acres of land in Section 13 of T7-R3E on August 12, 1833.

1866 Marshall County, AL Census - White [P35]: Nancy Boggess - (Males) 1 between 10-20, and 3 over 20 (Females) 1 under 10, 1 between 10-20, and 2 over 20. Total = 8. (T8-R2E).

1866 Marshall County, AL Census - White & Colored [P17]: Nancy Boggess - (Males) 1 between 10-20, and 3 between 20-30 (Females) 1 under 10, 1 between 10-20, 1 between 20-30, and 1 between 50-60. 1 soldier killed. Total = 8.

James Boggus and Nancy (Unknown) had the following children:

14 i. Adeline M.³ Boggus (#2042) was born in Marshall County, AL about 1832. She married Joseph Bentley December 12, 1850. (Joseph Bentley is #2043.)

+ 15 ii. William Lycurgus "Curg" Boggus was born about 1838.

+ 16 iii. Thomas B. Boggus was born January 13, 1842.

17 iv. Caroline Josephine Boggus (#2046) was born in Marshall County. AL about 1843.

18 v. John H. Boggus (#2047) was born in Marshall County. AL about 1845.

19 vi. Samuel Boggus (#2048) was born in Marshall County, AL about 1847. He married Georgia W. Hampton in Marshall County, AL, October 18, 1872. (Georgia W. Hampton is #2049.)

1870 Marshall County, AL Census [P105B]: Samuel Boggess age 23 (merchant) is listed with his brother, William Lycourgus Boggess.

20 vii. Sarah (Sallie) Elizabeth Boggus (#2050) was born in Marshall County, AL about 1850. She married Hugh Byrd Greenwood in Marshall County. AL, December 16, 1874. (Hugh Byrd Greenwood is #2051.)

Sally Boggess age 18 is listed with her brother, William Lycourgus Boggess, in the 1870 Marshall County, AL census page 105B.

6. Henry W. (Harrison?)² Boggess (Samuel?¹) (#1966) was born in TN about 1808. Henry died about 1860 in Anderson, Grimes Co., Tx.

He married twice. He married Harriet C. Goddard in Knox County, TN, April 29, 1833. (Harriet C. Goddard is #1971.) Harriet was born in Knox County, TN November 22, 1817. Harriet was the daughter of William Goddard and Jane Campbell. Harriet died Mary 3, 1851 in Anderson, Grimes County, TX, at 33 years of age. He married Mary R. Pratt in Grimes County, TX, December 10, 1852. (Mary R. Pratt is #1977.)

Henry W. (Harrison?) Boggess and Harriet C. Goddard had the following children:

21 i. John Alexander³ Boggess (#1974) was born in Grimes County, TX March 10, 1844.

22 ii. Rush W. Boggess (#1975) was born in Grimes County, TX November 1846.

23 iii. Henry C. Boggess (#1976) was born in Grimes County, TX about 1849.

Henry W. (Harrison?) Boggess and Mary R. Pratt had the following children:

24 iv. Mary Ann D. Boggess (#1978) was born in Grimes County, TX about 1854. She married J. B. Dodd in Grimes County, TX, November 25, 1874. (J. B. Dodd is #1979.)

25 v. James Mentor Boggess (#1980) was born in Grimes County, TX May 1, 1856.

26 vi. Charles A. Boggess (#1981) was born about 1859. He married Eula Montgomery in Grimes County, TX, October 29, 1884. (Eula Montgomery is #1982.) The following was taken from "BAUGUS, BOGGUS, & BOGGESS FOOTPRINTS ON THE SANDS OF TIME" by Joanna Fox and JoAnn Smith

1836, 4 Jan. Henry H. Boggess appointed Administrator of estate of William Goddard, dec'd with James Lyle and Nathan Gregg.

1836, 1 Feb. John D. Hoke, John Cochron and Wm. B. Martin appointed appraisers of the good wares, & merchandise of the firm of Goddard & Boggess and the division belonging to William Goddard, dec'd. Petition of Henry H. Boggess to sell lot #68 & part of lot #65 (held by petitioner and Goddard jointly) & lot #72, Jacksonville and W1/2 NW 1/4 Sec. 24, Twsp. 14, R 8E. Six heirs listed: Harriet E. Boggess who is about 18 years old: Betsy M. Goddard, Mary Ann Goddard, Hugh A. Goddard, Cynthia Jane Goddard, and John Goddard all minors. Henry H. Boggess made oath that above minors are residents of the State of Ten. "Old Rec. of Estates and Adms. Of Benton (Calhoun) Co., Ala." Vol 3

1840 Marshall Co., Ala. Census: H. H. Boggess with 2 males and 1 fe. under 5, 1 fe. 15-20, 2 males and 1 fe. 30-40, 1 male 40-50, and 2 males 50-60. (Unknown who all these people are JS)

1845 H.H. Boggess on tax roll of Montgomery Co., Tx. Precinct 2.

1846 Henry Bogges was Justice of Peace in Montgomery Co., Tx. Grimes Co. formed from Montgomery Co. 1846.

1847, 31 Mar. See under James Boggess

1850 Grimes Co., Tx. Census: H. H. Boggess 42 years old "Merchant", Harriest J. 32, John A. 6, W. R. 4, and H. C. 1.

1860 Nov. Henry H. Boggess executed bond as administrator of estate of Mary R. Boggess. Grimes Co., Tx. Probate Minutes Bk. 3a: 609

1860 Anderson, Grimes Co., Tx. Census: H.H. Boggess 52 "Merchant", John 16, Rush 15, Henry 11, Ann 6, James 4, and Charles 11 mos.

1860 Dec. Court appointed commissioners to partition and distribute negroes: Mart, John, Sirena, Charity, and Norma among following named heirs: H.H. Boggess surviving husband, James M., Mary Ann, and Charles Boggess, and Thom. Pratt of Grimes Co.; Robert, Sarah Jane, & Leanora Pratt of Mississippi - children of Mary R. Boggess,dec'd. & minors, setting apart to said H.H. Boggess a life interest of 1/3 in value of sd negroes and remaining 2/3 to the 7 above named children. Grimes Co., Tx. Probate Minutes Bk. 3a: 694

1870, 1 Feb. R.W. Boggess applied for Administration of estate of H.H. Boggess, dec'd. Grimes Co., Tx. Probate Minutes Bk. 5: 227

1870, 4 Mar. Inventory and appraisement of est. of H.H. Boggess, dec'd. approved and recorded. R.W. Boggess filed a petition authorizing him to rent the real estate to best advantage. Before opening of his Adm. he already rented out dwelling house and lots & appurtenants in town of Anderson to J. Black at $12 per mo. And the house and the 5 acres of cleared land on the 225 acre tract of land on the Rutledge headright to a freeman, Ben Boggess, for the year for 250 lbs. Of lint cotton at gathering time and sd Ben to clear & put in cultivation this year an additional 5 acres. Court agrees favorable & orders approval. Also authorized to rent out for the remainder of year the store house. Grimes Co., Tx. Probate Minutes Bk. 5: 261

1870 Grimes Co., Tx. Census: Anna Boggess 16 years old is living with bro. Rush. James 12, and Charles A. 9, are living with bro. John A.

Henry H. Boggess came to Grimes Co. early 1840's from Mississippi. He had a grocery store on the Courthouse Square approximately where the Courthouse Annex now stands. He was Justice of the Peace for several terms and Anderson's 2nd Postmaster. "History of Grimes Co., Tx."

Henry Boggess was a devout Methodist who was noted for his honesty and fair dealing. W.P. Zuper says of him, "He made a good living but not a fortune. He was respected by all who knew him. He served several terms as Justice of the Peace. Though never wealthy, he died with a good conscinece which is far better than all earthly wealth." "Saga of Anderson"

Mrs. Harriet C. Boggess, consort of H.H. Boggess, Esq., and d/o Jane and William Goddard died in Anderson, Grimes Co., Tx. 3 May 1851. She was born in Knox Co., Ten.; married H.H. Boggess in 1833 Knox Co., Ten.; moved to Benton Co., Ark, then to Tx. in 1840. 4 children have died before her, leaving 4 sons and a bereaved husband. Abstracts from Wesleyan Banner.

Harriet C. Goddard (22 Nov 1817 - 3 May 1851), d/o William and Jane (Campbell) Goddard, was born in Knox Co., Ten.; died in Grimes Co., Tx. She married 29 Apr 1833, Henry H. Boggess. They removed to Benton Co., Ala., and from there in 1840, to Grimes Co., Tx. Harriet became a member of the Methodist church in 1849. Four of their children died before her death. Her husband and 4 sons who survived her were living at Anderson, Tx. in 1851. "The East Ten. Historical Society's Pub."

1880 Grimes Co., Tx. census: James Boggess 23, Charles 20, Jesse Pratt black servant, and Robert Mallard 18 boarder.

7. Elizabeth² Boggess (Samuel?¹) (#1969) was born in TN about 1819.

She married Eli Campbell in Marshall County, AL, April 19, 1836. (Eli Campbell is #1970.) Eli was born in TN about 1814. The following was taken from "Starnes of the South" by Jessie Ruth Russell, page 327:

"Eli Campbell, believed to be a brother of William G., married Elizabeth Boggess on 19 Apr. 1836, Bazil R. Starnes his surety (son of John's brother, Peter). Whe was probably the sister of Timthy M. who married Margaret's sister, Phriba. These Campells appear to descend from the Arthur Campbell family of Kentucky, ancestors of Arthur Campbell Beard, once Probate Judge of Marshall County, Ala."

1850, Marshall Co., Ala. Census: Elija Campbell 36 years old, Elizabeth 34, ?Vendesi Galba 11, and Levi Rice 3.

1880 Marshall Co., Ala. Census: Elizabeth Campbell 58 years old, Levy 32, Mary J. 25, and Nancy 22.

Elizabeth Boggess and Eli Campbell had the following children:

27 i. Vendesi Galba³ Campbell (#1984) was born in Marshall County, AL about 1839.

28 ii. Levi Rice Campbell (#1985) was born in Marshall County, AL about 1847.

29 iii. Mary J. Campbell (#1986) was born in Marshall County, AL about 1855.

30 iv. Nancy Campbell (#1987) was born in Marshall County, AL about 1858.

8. Mary (Polly)² Boggess (Samuel?¹) (#1967) was born in TN August 1824. Mary died August 29, 1896 in Callahan County, TX, at 72 years of age.

She married Denny Porterfield Hadley in Montgomery County, TX, April 18, 1844. (Denny Porterfield Hadley is #1988.) Denny was born in TN November 24, 1824. Denny was the son of Joshua Hadley and Obedience Grantham. Denny died January 6, 1901 in Baird, TX, at 76 years of age. 1850 Grimes Co., Tx. census: D.P. Hadley 25 years old, Mary 26, Harriett C. 5, Susan C. 5, Thomas 3, Calidona 1, Miss ? Young 29, Grantham Hadley 28, and Henry T. Hadley 17.

1860 Anderson, Grimes Co., Tx. census: D.P. Hadley 35, Mary 35, Harriett 15, Susan 15, Thomas 13, Caladonia 11, Mary 6, Ann 4, Dennis 1, G.H. 36.

1870 Johnson Co., Tx. census: D.P. Hadley 45, Mary 46, Mary 18, Ann 15, Dennis 11.

1880 Callahan Co., Tx. census: D.P. Hadley 55, Mary 54.

Mary (Polly) Boggess and Denny Porterfield Hadley had the following children:

31 i. Harriet C.³ Hadley (#1991) was born in Grimes County, TX 1845. She married Samuel T. Bell in Johnson County, TX, March 3. 1863. (Samuel T. Bell is #1992.)

32 ii. Susan C. Hadley (#1993) was born in Grimes County, TX 1845. She married James P. Wright in Johnson County, TX, September 21, 1865. (James P. Wright is #1994.)

33 iii. Thomas Bogges Hadley (#1995) was born in Grimes County, TX 1846. Thomas died November 1907 in Baird, TX, at 61 years of age. He married twice. He married Louetta Thompson. (Louetta Thompson is #1997.) He married Sarah Blanks Peebles in Johnson County, TX, March 26, 1865. (Sarah Blanks Peebles is #1996.) Sarah was born March 28, 1848. Sarah died October 2, 1895 at 47 years of age.

34 iv. Calidonia Hadley (#1998) was born in Grimes County, TX 1849. She married W. J. Ligon. (W. J. Ligon is #1999.)

35 v. Mary Hadley (#2000) was born in Grimes County, TX 1851. She married T. E. Sanders in Johnson County, TX, March 7, 1880. (T. E. Sanders is #2001.)

36 vi. Ann Hadley (#2002) was born in Grimes County, TX 1855. Ann died 1928 in Callahan County, TX, at 73 years of age.

37 vii. Dennis Hadley (#2003) was born in Grimes County, TX 1859.

11. Thomas Jefferson³ Boggess (Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1701) was born in AL May 22, 1835. Thomas died April 27, 1916 in Bridgeport, Jackson County, AL, at 80 years of age. His body was interred 1916 in Flat Rock Cemetery, Jackson County, AL.

He married Celia Ann Scott in Marshall County, AL, February 16, 1870.

Thomas J. Boggus and Celia A. Scott were issued a marriage license on February 9, 1870 by L. D. Lusk JP and were married on February 16, 1870 in Marshall County, AL by J. M. Homer MG. (Source: Marriage Records Marshall County, AL 1869-1876, page 51 -- LDS Film# 1035275) (Celia Ann Scott is #1819.)

Celia was born April 7, 1832. Celia was the daughter of James Conna Scott and Lucinda Criner. Celia died February 5, 1915 in AL, at 82 years of age. Her body was interred in Flat Rock Cemetery, Jackson County, AL.

Conflicting evidence states that Thomas was born in Marshall County, AL, May 22, 1834. Conflicting evidence states that he died in Jackson County, AL, April 20, 1916.

Thomas was a Pvt. in Co. E of Hale's 31st Alabama / 49th Alabama during the Civil War. His brother Wade served with him.

The following was taken from "Starnes of the South" by Jessie Ruth Russell, page 328:

"According to his death certificate dated May 4, 1916, Thomas Jefferson Boggess died a widower at age eighty-one on April 27, 1916 at 8:00 am at Bridgeport, Jackson County, Ala. where he had resided for one year. He is buried at Flat Rock. His mother Phriba, made her home with Thomas J. and Celia Ann."

1866 Marshall County, AL Census - White [P28]: T. J. Boggess (Males) 2 under 10 years and 1 over 20 (Females) 1 under 10, and 2 over 20. Total = 6. (T7-R4E)

1866 Marshall County, AL Census - White & Colored [P10]: T. J. Boggess (Males) 2 under 10 years and 1 between 20-30 (Females) 1 under 10, 1 between 20-30 and 1 between 50-60. 1 soldier killed and 1 disabled. Total = 6. (T7-R4E)

1870 Marshall County, AL Census [P120B]: Thomas Boggess 35 (farmer), Sealy 33 (KH), and Feraby 59 (KH).

1880 Marshall County, AL Census [P157-185]: Thos. J. Boggas 45 (farmer), Celay Ann 32 (KH), John W. 8, James Isaac 6, Pheriba 2, Pheriba Boggas 67 (KH).

Thomas Jefferson Boggess and Celia Ann Scott had the following children:

+ 38 i. John Wilson⁴ Boggess Sr., Dr., M.D. was born September 28, 1871.

+ 39 ii. James Isaac Boggess was born August 8, 1874.

40 iii. Pheriba Boggess (#1822) was born in AL 1876.

+ 41 iv. Lucinda Boggess was born 1878.

13. Frances Caroline³ Boggess (Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1688) was born in AL January 6, 1839. Frances died July 20, 1916 in Scottsboro, Marshall, AL, at 77 years of age. Her body was interred in Old Prospect Cemetery, Marshall, AL.

She married twice. She married Isaac S. Benson in Guntersville, Marshall, AL, September 16, 1858.

Isaac S. Benson and Frances C. Bogess were issued a marriage license on September 15, 1858 by M. Gilbreath JP and were married on September 16, 1858 in Marshall County, AL by J. J. Burdine. (Source: Marriage Records Marshall County, AL 1857-1869, page 56 -- LDS Film# 1035275) (Isaac S. Benson is #1715.)

Isaac was born in Guntersville, Marshall, AL about 1834. Isaac was the son of William Benson and Catherine Shell. Isaac died July 4, 1864 in Harrisburg, Lee, MS, at 30 years of age.

Isaac died during Civil War. Family recollection states that he died from blood poisioning after his leg was crushed between two logs.

1860 Marshall County, AL Census [919]: Isaac S. Benson 26 (teacher common school), Francis C. 21.

She married Rev. Isaac Gilmore (Gillie) Gross in Marshall County, AL, December 26, 1869.

Isaac G. Gross and Mrs. Caroline Benson were issued a marriage license on November 30, 1869 by L. D. Susk JP and were married on December 5, 1869 in Marshall County, AL by B. F. Lea MG (Source: Marriage Records Marshall County, AL 1869-1876, page 40 -- LDS Film# 1035275) (Rev. Isaac Gilmore (Gillie) Gross is #235.)

Isaac was born in Jackson County, AL April 17, 1845. Isaac was the son of Abraham Gross and Rebecca French. Isaac died February 16, 1926 in Marshall County, AL, at 80 years of age. His body was interred in Prospect Cemetery, Jackson County, AL.

Isaac G. Gross of Marshall County, AL purchased 80.40 acres of land in Section 28 of T6-R4E on February 1, 1876.

1870 Marshall County, AL Census [26]: Isaac Gross 35 (Gospel Minister), Caroline 38, Mary Benson 10, Isaac 8.

1880 Marshall County, AL Census [P139-127]: Isaac Gross 35 (miller), France 41 (KH), Thomas 9, Lycurgus 7, Samuel 4, James 7/12, William 7/12, Mary Benson 19.

1900 Marshall County, AL Census [P69]: Isaac G. Gilmore 55 (Miller), Francis C. 61, Erastus T. 29 (farm laborer), Bascom 20 (farm laborer), Burr 20 (farm laborer), and John H. 18 (farm laborer). Francis lists having 11 children with 9 living. (Census date: June 13, 1900, city of Boshart - Precinct #8)

1910 Marshall County, AL Census [7-99-4A]: Isaac G. Gross 65 (farmer), Frances C. 70, John H. 28 (farm laborer), and Will Holdman 23 (hired man) (laborer). Frances lists having 11 children with 7 living. (Census Date: April 20, 1910 City: Boshart)

1920 Marshall County, AL Census [7-132-4A]: Isaac G. Gross 74 (widowed) (farmer), Samuel M. 44 (farmer), John H. 38 (farmer), Elsie 33, Neva C. 11, Gladys A. 8, and Joseph B. 3 & 1/12. (Census date: January 8-10, 1920. City: Boshart)

Frances Caroline Boggess and Isaac S. Benson had the following children:

+ 42 i. Mary Sigourney⁴ Benson was born June 18, 1860.

+ 43 ii. Isaac Mccullough Benson was born March 17, 1862.

44 iii. Waid S. Benson (#1693) was born July 23, 1864. Waid died August 19, 1868 at 4 years of age.

Frances Caroline Boggess and Rev. Isaac Gilmore (Gillie) Gross had the following children:

+ 45 iv. Erastus Thomas Gross was born September 30, 1870.

+ 46 v. Lycourgus Vernon Gross was born October 10, 1873.

+ 47 vi. Samuel Marvin Gross was born February 9, 1875.

48 vii. Jesse A. Gross (#266) was born in AL September 6, 1877. Jesse died September 18, 1877 in AL, at less than one year of age. His body was interred in Prospect Cemetery, Jackson County, AL.

49 viii. James Scott Gross (#267) was born in AL September 6, 1877. James died December 8, 1877 in AL, at less than one year of age. His body was interred in Prospect Cemetery, Jackson County, AL. Conflicting evidence states that James was born in AL, October 1879.

50 ix. William Burr Gross (#268) was born in AL October 13, 1879. William died January 21, 1960 in AL, at 80 years of age. His body was interred in Gross Cemetery, Scottsboro, Jackson County, AL. Conflicting evidence states that William was born in AL, October 1880.

William B. Gross of Texas County, OK purchased 160 acres of land in Section 26 of T4N-R19E on October 25, 1909. (Is this William Burr Gross? His brother purchased land in Texas County in November 1908.)

51 x. Henry Bascombe Gross (#269) was born in AL October 13, 1879. Henry died 1964 in OK, at 84 years of age. His body was interred in Port Cemetery, Sentinel, OK. He married Lena M. (Unknown) Gross. (Lena M. (Unknown) Gross is #270.) Lena was born 1882. Lena died 1962 in OK, at 80 years of age. Her body was interred in Port Cemetery, Sentinel, OK.

Conflicting evidence states that Henry was born in AL, October 1880.

52 xi. John Hartwell Gross (#271) was born in AL April 6, 1881. John died 1963 at 82 years of age. His body was interred in Gross Cemetery, Scottsboro, Jackson County, AL. Conflicting evidence states that John was born in AL, May 1882.

15. William Lycurgus "Curg"³ Boggus (James², Samuel?¹ Boggess) (#2044) was born in Marshall County, AL about 1838.

He married Elinora Moore. (Elinora Moore is #2045.)

1860 Marshall County, AL Census [P954]: Lycurgus Gross 22 (grocer) listed along with several others under Walter P Macfarlam 48 (clerk circuit court). Lycourgus is also listed in his parents household.

1870 Marshall County, AL Census [105B]: W. L. Boggess 31 (merchant), Samuel 23 (merchant, Josephine Jacobs 26 (KH), Sally Boggess 18, Caty Jacobs 5.

Marshall County, AL Census [P3B]: Elinore Boggus 52 (widowed), William 23 (carpenter), Thos. B. 22 (farm laborer - unemployed 3 months), and Frank 20 (day laborer - unemployed 6 months).

William Lycurgus "Curg" Boggus and Elinora Moore had the following children:

53 i. (Unknown)⁴ Boggus (#2073). (Unknown) died bef. 1900 in Marshall County, AL.

54 ii. (Unknown) Boggus (#2074). (Unknown) died bef. 1900 in Marshall County, AL.

55 iii. William Boggus (#2070) was born in Marshall County, AL June 1876.

56 iv. Thomas B. Boggus (#2071) was born in Marshall County, AL January 1878.

57 v. Frank Boggus (#2072) was born in Marshall County, AL October 1879.

16. Thomas B.³ Boggus (James², Samuel?¹ Boggess) (#2038) was born in Marshall County, AL January 13, 1842. Thomas died January 9, 1928 in Marshall County, AL, at 85 years of age. His body was interred in Preston Cemetery, Marshall County, AL.

He married Adaline Sarah Carter in Marshall County, AL, February 21, 1861. (Adaline Sarah Carter is #2039.) Adaline was born about 1844. Adaline was the daughter of John J. Carter and Virginia Jennette (Unknown).

Thomas' headstone: PVT 4 ALA CAV CSA

1866 Marshall County, AL Census - White [P35]: Thomas Boggess - (Males) 1 under 10, and 1 over 20 (Females) 1 under 10, and 1 over 20. Total = 4. (T8-R2E)

1866 Marshall County, AL Census - White & Colored [P17]: Thomas Boggess - (Males) 1 under 10, and 1 between 20-30 (Females) 1 under 10, and 1 between 20-30. Total = 4.

1870 Marshall County, AL Census [P148B]: Thomas B. Bogges 30 (farmer), Adaline S. 25 (KH), Otious 4, Effalu 3, Eva 1, Galby 3/12, Jennetta Carter 67.

1900 Marshall County, AL Census [P68B & 67A]: Thomas B. Boggus 58 (farmer), Sarah A. 59, William L. 20 (farm laborer), and Gertrude 22. Sarah lists having 11 children with 7 living.

1910 Marshall County, AL Census [7-99-2A]: Tom B. Boggus 70 (Retail Merchant - General Store), Sarah A. 69, William L. 28 (Salesman - general merchant) and Gertrude 7 (granddaughter). Sarah lists having 11 children with 6 living. (Census Date: April 18, 1910 City: Boshart)

1920 Marshall County, AL Census [7-132-7A]: Thomas B. Boggus 81, Addie 78, William L. 39 (married?) (farmer), and Gertrude Benson 16. (Census date: January 14, 1920 City: Boshart)

Thomas B. Boggus and Adaline Sarah Carter had the following children:

58 i. James⁴ Boggus (#2054) was born in Marshall County, AL March 20, 1861. James died May 30, 1864 in Marshall County, AL, at 3 years of age.

+ 59 ii. James Otis Boggus was born March 11, 1865.

60 iii. Effie Lou Boggus (#2057) was born in Marshall County, AL June 8, 1867. Effie died February 23, 1950 in Scottsboro, Jackson County, AL, at 82 years of age. Her body was interred in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Jackson County, AL. She married John Miller Kelly December 20, 1883. (John Miller Kelly is #2058.)

There is a J.M. Kelly buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Born May 23, 1860 - Died May 4, 1944.

61 iv. Eva Boggus (#2059) was born in Marshall County, AL July 23, 1868. Eva died April 5, 1895 at 26 years of age. She married A. John Jobe September 18, 1894. (A. John Jobe is #2060.)

62 v. Samuel J. Boggus (#2061) was born in Marshall County, AL April 3, 1870. Samuel died December 22, 1935 in Jackson County, AL, at 65 years of age. He married Fanny Perry in Jackson County, AL, January 16, 1895.

S. J. Boggus (age 25) and Fannie Perry (age 23) were issued a marriage license on January 16, 1895 by Wm. B. Bridges and were married on January 16, 1895 at the residence of brides father's in Jackson County, AL by R. H. Skelton, J.P. Witness: S. G. Hunt. (Source: Jackson County, AL Marriage Records 1894-1898, page 53 -- LDS Film# 1018436)

(Fanny Perry is #2062.)

63 vi. Buna Boggus (#1964) was born in Marshall County, AL March 20, 1871. Buna died February 3, 1899 at 27 years of age. She married Christopher Columbus (Lum) Boshart August 11, 1889. (Christopher Columbus (Lum) Boshart is #4940.) Christopher was born 1861. Christopher was the son of David Christopher Columbus Boshart and Virginia Ann Kirby.

64 vii. Cuba Boggus (#2063) was born in Marshall County, AL October 3, 1873. She married James Z. Gross. (James Z. Gross is #1110.) James was born in Jackson County, AL 1868. James was the son of John David Gross Sr. and Martha McCord.

James Z. Gross (also listed as J. C. Gross) witnessed the marriage of David M. Gross and Maggie A. Kirby on July 19, 1893 in Jackson County, AL. (Source: Jackson County, AL Marriage Records 1890-1894, page 412 -- LDS Film# 1018436)

65 viii. Sarah (Sallie) Boggus (#2064) was born in Marshall County, AL March 29, 1875. Sarah died February 27, 1959 at 83 years of age. She married J. Gil Chambless in Marshall County, AL, February 15, 1894. (J. Gil Chambless is #2065.)

+ 66 ix. Gertrude Boggus was born November 20, 1876.

67 x. William Lycurgus "Kurg" Boggus (#2068) was born in Marshall County, AL March 20, 1878. William died February 9, 1941 in Jackson County, AL, at 62 years of age.

68 xi. Leola Boggus (#2069) was born in Marshall County, AL September 10, 1881. Leola died November 25, 1893 in Marshall County, AL, at 12 years of age.

38. John Wilson⁴ Boggess Sr., Dr., M.D. (Thomas Jefferson³, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1820) was born in AL September 28, 1871. John died December 2, 1940 in AL, at 69 years of age. His body was interred in Union Cemetery, Jackson County, AL.

He married Margaret (May) Minerva Foster in Jackson County, AL, December 21, 1893.

John W. Boggess and Maggie M. Foster were issued a marriage license on December 20, 1893 by Wm. B. Bridges and were married on December 21, 1893 at Hollands Chappel in Jackson County, AL by Rev. R. M. Hymnbotham (?). Witness: A. N. Halland. (Source: Jackson County, AL Marriage Records 1890-1894, page 472 -- LDS Film# 1018436), (Margaret (May) Minerva Foster is #1824.)

Margaret was born in AL August 29, 1875. Margaret died October 7, 1951 at 76 years of age.

The following was taken from "Starnes of the South" by Jessie Ruth Russell, page 329:

"Dr. John Boggus will return soon from Nashville Medical College legally prepared to roll pills. -Guntersville Democrat 10 Mar. 1892, New Hope

DR. JOHN WILSON BOGGESS SR. was the first of four generations of medical doctors to practice in the Guntersville/Scottsboro vicinity. He was a resident of Columbus City, practicing his profession until 1898, then moved to Dry Cove near Woodville and practiced there until near the time of his death. Both he and Margaret are buried in the Union Cemetery at Woodville.

According to The Guntersville Democrate, Dr. John W. died suddenly at his home at Woodville on Mon. night Dec. 2, 1940 about ten o'clock of heart failure. His funeral was held at Woodville Methodist Church and burial in Union Cemetery. He was survived by his widow, two daus., Mrs. L. M. Murphee of West Blocton, Ala. and Mrs. C. T. Dawson of Birmingham; three sons: Oscar Boggess of Chattanooga, Wade Boggess of Norfolk, Va, and Dr. John W. Boggess Jr. of Guntersville. He also lefe one sister, Mrs. Lucinda Hogue of Flat Rock, and one brother J. I. Boggess of Carter, Okla.

"... He was a man of striking personality, warm, friendly and handsome in face and stature. In the sick room he brought a sort of moral assistance along with his surgery and medicine. He and his devoted and loving wife had known many years of good life with a fine family of children who honored and respected and loved them dearly. This writer has known Dr. Boggess to go out into freezing weather to visit some poor and humble home to minister to sick adults and children when he knew his work was full charity... Once we told him he gave away too much and he replied: 'A good doctor thinks of healing and relief, not of wealth.'

"Another strong rock in his life and character was his patriotism. We doubt if the country ever had a more loyal citizen than Doctor Boggess. He was intensely patriotic and never let an opportunity pass when he could offer his services to any cause for country's good or need. He never allowed anything to change his honest convictions and he carried religion deep in his heart and soul. When a great and good man, even though his walks may have been in the little hearalded places in national life, steps into the Valley of the shadow and then out on the far side with fifty years of humane service written to his credit in the Immortal Book, who can doubt but that his new life will be measured accordingly for all eternity?" - Guntersville Democrat "

Page 331:

"Dr. John Boggess Sr. and Dr. John Boggess Jr. are listed with the famed Dr. John A. Wyeth in The History of Marshall Co. Ala."

1900 Jackson County, AL Census [P188B]: John W. Boggess 28 (doctor), Maggie 25, Oscar F. 5, Wade 2, Annie M. 6/12. Maggie lists having 3 children with 3 living.

1910 Jackson County, AL Census [8-23-2B]: John W. Boggess 38 (Physician), May 35, Oscar 15, Wade 12, annie M. 10, John 7, Viola Manning 22 (housekeeper), Annie Blue 70 (servant), and Frank Stewart 26 (hired man). May lists having 4 children with 4 living. (Census Date: April , 1910 City: Stevenson)

John Wilson Boggess Sr., Dr., M.D. and Margaret (May) Minerva Foster had the following children:

69 i. Oscar F.⁵ Boggess (#1825) was born in Jackson County, AL October 1894.

70 ii. Wade Boggess (#1826) was born in Jackson County, AL February 1898.

71 iii. Annie M. Boggess (#1827) was born in Jackson County, AL November 1899.

+ 72 iv. John Wilson Boggess Jr., Dr., M.D. was born May 3, 1903.

39. James Isaac⁴ Boggess (Thomas Jefferson³, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1821) was born in Marshall County, AL August 8, 1874. James died March 6, 1954 in Carter, OK, at 79 years of age. His body was interred in Carter Cemetery, Carter, OK.

He married Tishie Mae Rice in AL, January 15, 1901. (Tishie Mae Rice is #1836.) Tishie was born in New Hope, Marshall County, AL January 1, 1882. Tishie was the daughter of William Rice and Sidney Ann Salmon. Tishie died July 6, 1972 in Carter, OK, at 90 years of age. Her body was interred in Carter Cemetery, Carter, OK. James I. Boggess along with Lycourgus & Samuel Gross, French Saunders and Will Taylor, all bachelors, travelled from Alabama to Oklahoma together in 1904.

James Isaac Boggess and Tishie Mae Rice had the following children:

73 i. (Unknown Son)⁵ Boggess (#1837) was born in Poarch, OK November 24, 1901. (Unknown died November 28, 1901 in Poarch, OK, at less than one year of age.

+ 74 ii. Annie Mahala (Mae) Boggess was born March 24, 1905.

75 iii. Fred Haskel Boggess (#1839) (still alive).

76 iv. Roy Azel Boggess (#1840) (still alive).

41. Lucinda⁴ Boggess (Thomas Jefferson³, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1823) was born in AL 1878.

She married Lee Pierce (L.P.) Hunkapiller Rev. January 27, 1898. (Lee Pierce (L.P.) Hunkapiller Rev. is #1861.) Lee was born July 21, 1872. Lee was the son of John Crawford Hunkapiller Rev. and Nancy S. Parrott.

The following was taken from "Starnes of the South" by Jessie Ruth Russell, page 333:

"He was a much beloved pastor of Henryville Methodist Episcopal Church, Marshall County, Ala., and his father, Rev. John Crawford Hunkapiller, began the church as a mission and served as its pastor about three different times.

'Mrs. L. P. Hunkapiller and Miss Jennie Starnes are contemplating a pleasant visit to the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Boggus in Madison County this week.' --The Democrat, Thurs. Nov. 21, 1901 - North"

Lucinda Boggess and Lee Pierce (L.P.) Hunkapiller Rev. had the following children:

77 i. Bostick⁵ Hunkapiller (#1862) (living status unknown).

78 ii. Gertha Hunkapiller (#1863) (living status unknown).

79 iii. Bertha Hunkapiller (#1864) (living status unknown).

80 iv. Crawford Hunkapiller (#1865) (living status unknown).

42. Mary Sigourney⁴ Benson (Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1691) was born June 18, 1860. Mary died January 17, 1903 in Edwardsville, Custer, OK, at 42 years of age. Her body was interred January 18, 1903 in Edwardsville, Custer, OK.

She married Calvin Benson Johnson in AL, December 28, 1880.

Benson Johnson and Mary S. Benson were issued a marriage license on December 28, 1880 by John B. Tally Jr. (JP) and were married in Scottsboro, AL on December 28, 1880 by Rufus (Green?) (JP) Witnessed by W. J. Tiffin (Source: Marriage Records Jackson County, AL Bk. C P. 541 -- LDS Film# 1018434) (Calvin Benson Johnson is #1704.)

Calvin was born in AL December 27, 1859. Calvin was the son of John Johnson and Nancy A. Tiffin. Calvin died April 6, 1936 in Midland, Midland, TX, at 76 years of age. His body was interred April 7, 1936 in Midland, Midland, TX. Johannes was a Tanner and Farmer at Ober-Bosenbach.

Mary Sigourney Benson and Calvin Benson Johnson had the following children:

81 i. Mary Florence⁵ Johnson (#1703). Mary died August 26, 1983 in Bakersfield, Kern, CA. Her body was interred about August 29, 1983 in Bakersfield, Kern, CA. She married an unknown person in Ayelsworth, Marshall, OK, September 20, 1914.

82 ii. Chesterfield Pharoba Johnson (#1705) was born in Kennamer, Marshall, AL June 25, 1882. Chesterfield died August 10, 1972 in Elk City, Beckham, OK, at 90 years of age. She married an unknown person in Elk City, Beckham, OK, June 16, 1906.

83 iii. Robert Louis Johnson (#1706) was born in Kennamer, Marshall, AL March 7, 1884. Robert died October 10, 1886 in Kennamer, Marshall, AL, at 2 years of age.

84 iv. Isaac Calvin Johnson (#1707) was born in Kennamer, Marshall, AL January 6, 1886. Isaac died October 17, 1886 in Kennamer, Marshall, AL, at less than one year of age.

85 v. Ethel A. Johnson (#1708) was born in Kennamer, Marshall, AL February 27, 1887. Ethel died October 4, 1887 in Kennamer, Marshall, AL, at less than one year of age.

86 vi. Carrie Jane Johnson (#1709) was born in Kennamer, Marshall, AL March 12, 1889. Carrie died July 20, 1970 in Tulsa, Tulsa, OK, at 81 years of age. She married an unknown person in OK, about 1909.

87 vii. Gurthey Elizabeth Johnson (#1710) was born in Kennamer, Marshall, AL March 19, 1891. Gurthey died October 16, 1918 in Imperial, Imperial, CA, at 27 years of age. She married an unknown person in OK, about 1911. Guerthey had five sons, all born in Oklahoma. She died on the way to California.

88 viii. Forest Benson Johnson (#1711) was born in Dallas, Dallas, TX March 6, 1894. Forest died October 7, 1972 in McKinney, Collin, TX, at 78 years of age. He married an unknown person about 1916.

89 ix. Plumer Elsie Johnson (#1712) was born in Dallas, Dallas, TX March 7, 1898. Plumer died June 22, 1996 in Sonoma, CA, at 98 years of age. Her body was interred in Santa Rose, CA. She married an unknown person in Welty, Okfuskee, OK, November 11, 1917.

43. Isaac Mccullough⁴ Benson (Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1692) was born March 17, 1862.

He married Janie (Unknown). (Janie (Unknown) is #1694.)

Isaac Mccullough Benson and Janie (Unknown) had the following children:

90 i. Oliver⁵ Benson (#1695).

91 ii. Robert Benson (#1696).

92 iii. Gene Benson (#1697).

45. Erastus Thomas⁴ Gross (Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#259) was born in AL September 30, 1870. Erastus died April 19, 1952 in Scottsboro, Jackson County, AL, at 81 years of age. His body was interred in Center Point, Jackson County, AL.

He married twice. He married Carrie Snodgrass in AL, bef. 1903. (Carrie Snodgrass is #260.) Carrie was born January 20, 1872. Carrie was the daughter of David Nathan Snodgrass and Elizabeth (Betty) Larkin Cotton. Carrie died February 13, 1936 in Jackson County, AL, at 64 years of age. Her body was interred in Goosepond Cemetery, Jackson County, AL. He married Mary Phillips in AL, aft. 1936. (Mary Phillips is #261.) Mary was born in AL August 1883. Mary was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin Phillips and Rachel Mariah Little. Mary died February 27, 1948 in AL, at 64 years of age. Her body was interred in Center Point, Jackson County, AL. Conflicting evidence states that Mary was born in AL, July 6, 1887.

1910 Jackson County, AL Census [8-40-?B]: Erastus F. Gross 39 (farmer - general), and Carrie 28. (Census date: April 21, 1910 City: Scottsboro)

1920 Jackson County, AL Census [8-43-7B]: E. T. Gross 49 (farmer), Carrie 47. (Census date: January 19-20, 1920 City: Scottsboro)

Erastus Thomas Gross and Carrie Snodgrass had the following children:

93 i. David G.⁵ Gross (#293) was born in Scottsboro, Jackson County, AL April 14, 1903. David died April 29, 1903 in Scottsboro, Jackson County, AL, at less than one year of age. His body was interred in Goosepond Cemetery, Jackson County, AL.

94 ii. (Unnamed) Gross (#294) was born in Scottsboro, Jackson County, AL June 11, 1906. (Unnamed) died June 11, 1906 in Scottsboro, Jackson County, AL, at less than one year of age. Her body was interred in Goosepond Cemetery, Jackson County, AL.

46. Lycourgus Vernon⁴ Gross (Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#262) was born in Scottsboro, Jackson County, AL October 10, 1873. Lycourgus died March 20, 1946 in OK, at 72 years of age. His body was interred March 25, 1946 in Bluemound Cemetery, Balko, Beaver County, OK.

He married Minnie May Gregory in Elk City, Beckham County, OK, March 4, 1906. (Minnie May Gregory is #263.) Minnie was born in MO December 14, 1884. Minnie died September 1, 1957 in OK, at 72 years of age. Her body was interred in Bluemound Cemetery, Balko, OK.

Lycourgus along with brother, Samuel Gross, cousin, James I. Boggess, Claude French Saunders and Will Taylor, all bachelors, traveled from Alabama to Oklahoma together in the late 1890s.

Lycourgus Gross of Beaver County, OK purchased 160 acres of land in Section 5 of T1N-R22E on February 10, 1910.

The following was written by LaVona (Gross) Harris -- Lycourgus' daughter:

"Lycourgus Vernon (Curg) Gross came from Scottsboro, Alabama, to El Reno, Oklahoma where he was employed by the telephone company. From there he came to Beaver County in 1903, and filed four miles south and one mile west of the town of Balko.

In 1906 he was married to Minnie May Gregory of Elk City. The Gregorys had moved to Oklahoma from Missouri. Following their marriage, the young couple came to Beaver County to make their home on their claim.

The trip to their new home was made by covered wagon. The main highlight of the trip being the fording of the Canadian River. There was a wagon trail across the river, but in places just off the trail there was quicksand. When the river was up at a ??, the trail was very hard to follow. This was the condition of the river when Curg and Minnie started across. About half-way across they passed a wagon that had gone down in the quicksand. Only the tongue of the wagon was sticking up out of the water. The family had been rescued, but the unfortunate party had had to cut the horses loose form the wagon, and all their belongings had gone down. A very frightened young couple, with a prayer in their hearts, made their way on across the river.

When they got to their new home, which had been fully described by the young husband, dirt floor and all, Minnie could not believe her eyes! The twelve foot by fourteen foot dugout looked much smaller than her mind had pictured it. She knew they could never get all their belongings inside, but of course they managed.

Their life was filled with early day joys and hardships, but in a little while homesickness overcame the young bride. The dugout had one window and by climbing upon a chair she could look out across the lonely prairie. Minnie said she spent quite a bit of time at that window crying, wishing she could see her folks. There was no question as to whether or not she could go see them. The mode of travel was too slow, and there were no funds for trips.

As time passed a family was started, friendships developed, and church and other community activities filled their time. Neighbors were very dear. Each helped the other in times of need. Trails across the prairie between homesites were made by visiting neighbors. Taffy pullings were pleasant memories to many.

Work on the farm began very early in the morning, in order that all chores would be finished and field work could start as soon as it was light enough to see. They worked as long as they could see in the evening.

Curg and Minnie had nine children, eight daughters and one son. Their second daughter, Tessa passed away at the age of two. The other children are these: Dolleta, Davis, Perryton, Texas; Valena Maxwell; Zella Lile; LaVona Harris, Balko, OK; Lorena Johnson, Perryton, Texas; Opal Gray, Borger, Texas; Leroy Gross, Amarillo, TX; and Irene Anderson, Lomita, California.

Things went fairly well for the family, and a frame house had replaced the dugout. Then the depression and the dust storms came. The family moved from the homestead in 1936. Mr. Gross departed this life in 1946 and his wife in 1957."

Lycourgus Vernon Gross and Minnie May Gregory had the following children:

95 i. Edith Dolleta⁵ Gross (#272) (still alive).

96 ii. Tessa Lee Gross (#275) was born January 6, 1909. Tessa died January 11, 1911 at 2 years of age. Her body was interred in Bluemound Cemetery, Balko, OK.

97 iii. Valena Bell Gross (#276) (still alive).

98 iv. Zella May Gross (#278) (still alive).

99 v. Ethel Lavona Gross (#280) (still alive).

100 vi. Carrie Lorena Gross (#282) (still alive).

101 vii. Olive Opal Gross (#284) (still alive).

102 viii. Vernon Leroy Gross (#287) was born June 23, 1924. Vernon died October 4, 1981 in Borger, Hutchinson, TX, at 57 years of age. His body was interred in Llano Cemetery, Amarillo, TX. SS #448-18-3726

103 ix. Hazel Irene Gross (#289) (still alive).

47. Samuel Marvin⁴ Gross (Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#264) was born in Scottsboro, Jackson County, AL February 9, 1875. Samuel died January 26, 1957 in Chickasha, OK, at 81 years of age. His body was interred in Fairlawn Cemetery, Chickasha, OK.

He married Elsie Belle Vineyard in OK, November 16, 1904. (Elsie Belle Vineyard is #7871.) Elsie was born in Marshall County, AL February 20, 1885. Elsie was the daughter of William Vineyard and Martha JoAnn Davis. Elsie died April 29, 1963 in Chickasha, OK, at 78 years of age. Her body was interred in Fairlawn Cemetery, Chickasha, OK.

Conflicting evidence states that Samuel was born in AL, 1873.

Samuel along with Lycourgus Gross (brother), Hurt Winston, French Saunders and Will Taylor (soon to be brother-in-law), all bachelors, traveled from Alabama to Oklahoma together in the late 1890s.

Sam Gross of Texas County, OK purchased 80 acres of land in Section 29 of T1N-R14E on November 9, 1908.

(*Note from SB -- I've been told that this was probably written by Neva Gross Bolton):

"Papa (SAMUEL GROSS) was born and spent the first 21 yrs of his life on the home place of ISAAC GILMORE GROSS and CAROLINE BOGGESS GROSS. She had been married to UNKNOWN (ISAAC) BENSON. He was injured in a accident, his leg was crushed between two logs. Blood poisoning set in, took his life. They had 2 children Uncle ISAAC and Aunt SIGOURNIE. Uncle ISAAC and Aunt JANIE - they had 3 boys: OLIVER, ROBERT, and GENE BENSON. ISAAC GILMORE and CAROLINE had boys ERASTUS, LEIGRE (LYCURGUS), SAMUEL MARVIN, Twins JESSIE and SCOTT (died in infancy) , BURR and BASCOMBE, and JOHNNY. They all lived long and full lives. Grandma Gross died about 1916 in the summer. Grandpa wanted Papa and Mama to move back to Scottsboro, Alabama- to live, we did. J.B. was born ... Granddad G. sister Aunt MOLLIE DOBBINS was midwife at that time. She lived between our place and Scottsboro. We lived about half way between Guntersville and Scottsboro, but we shopped in Guntersville all the time. Crossed the Tenn. River in a ferry boat at the point of the island. Steam boats traveled the Tenn River to haul freights on barrages, up and down the river. The train tracks came to the river and the barrages hauled them to Decatur Alabama and unloaded them. Grandma and Grandpa VINEYARD lived in Alabama too, not far from Botgringham and across the mountain from where papa's family lived. They moved to Oklahoma about the same time in 1900. Papa and Mama were married Mar.; did not know each other until they were living in OK. Papa and Mama were married Nov. WADE VERNON GROSS was born Jan 9, 1906 NEVA CAROLINE GROSS was born----- "

The following is a letter written to Samuel Gross from C. French Saunders (typos & grammer are exactly as written):

Glencoe, Oklahoma April 26, 1954

Mr. S. M. Gross Chicksha, Okla.

Dear Sam

i am wrighting you to find out the year and month you and Jim Poarch and J. I. Boggess came to Okla., i written H. B. Gross at centinel, he gave me these dates he said you came out in december 1898 and Jim Boggess came out in 1897 and I. M. Benson came out in 1899 will you please set me straight on these dates give me the date Jim Poarch come out if you can all so Sam Tabor and Will Vaughn and the year Kirg come out. Annie ask me to tipe all of my memorys of hur Dad and our Boy hood days to gather its quite a long memory lane if i can dig up the dates so i can starte to work on it you know sam time is runing out on you and i so do the beat you can and send it to me i have bin diging for dates in Alabama but so far i havent don any good i have bin trying to find out the year J. R. Stone taught school west of the old scott place the old log house was located on my grandads old place any way Jim and i got a good whiping at that school for missing three words inour spelling lesson. Sam it has bin very dry over here but it finly rained four days ago we got one inch and 3/10 and this morning at 5:a.m. it come a nother rain one inch and 1/10 of inch we will make some wheat but the oats are very poor might get the seed back Sam i had a birthday april 12, i was 77 young. i saw lots of the old boys at Jims Funeral i saw osker cane he is very feble he walks with a stick by he isent to old only 73 i saw H. B. Gross and wife at the funeral they both look good for their ages. Hurt called me from Lone wold, and told me Jim had passed away. i had just got a card from Tishie at noon telling me jim was very sicj he had passed away about the time i taken the card out of my mail box Jim died about 11:45 a.m. march 6, i drove down on sunday march 7, to hurts and on monday march 8, we drove over to Granite and loaded Jim Lanier in to the car and drove up to carter, they held the funeral at 2:30 march 8, they were a very large crowed will i have one thing to rember Jim was a good boy all his growning up and lived it all his 79 years six months and 2 days.

Sincerely yours.

C. F. Saunders

1920 Marshall County, AL Census [7-132-4A]: Samuel Gross 44 (farmer), Elsie 33, Neva C. 11, Gladys A. 8, and Joseph B. 3 & 1/12 are listed in the household of Issac G. Gross, Samuel's father, along with brother John H. Gross 38. (Census date: January 8-10, 1920. City: Boshart)

Samuel Marvin Gross and Elsie Belle Vineyard had the following children:

104 i. Wade Vernon⁵ Gross (#301) was born in OK January 9, 1906. Wade died December 24, 1913 in Retrop, OK, at 7 years of age. His body was interred in Retrop Cemetery, Sentinel, OK.

+ 105 ii. Neva Caroline Gross was born October 13, 1908.

+ 106 iii. Gladys Avis Gross (still alive).

+ 107 iv. Joseph Burton (J. B.) Gross (still alive).

59. James Otis⁴ Boggus (Thomas B.³, James², Samuel?¹ Boggess) (#2055) was born in Marshall County, AL March 11, 1865. James died January 24, 1945 in Scottsboro, Jackson County, AL, at 79 years of age. His body was interred in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Jackson County, AL.

He married Mary Delena (Lena) Cowley in Jackson County, AL, February 5, 1891.

J. O. Boggus and Miss Mary D. Cowley were issued a marriage license on January 31, 1891 by John H. Norwood and were married on February 5, 1891 at D. M. Cowleys in Jackson County, AL by P. C. Word. Witness: J. N. Benson. (Source: Jackson County, AL Marriage Records 1890-1894, page 94 -- LDS Film# 1018436) (Mary Delena (Lena) Cowley is #2056.)

Mary was born in AL December 1869. Mary died January 8, 1940 in Jackson County, AL, at 70 years of age. Her body was interred in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Jackson County, AL. Conflicting evidence states that Mary was born in AL, December 9, 1870.

1900 Jackson County, AL Census [P236]: James O. Boggess 35 (well driller), Lena 30, Wayne 8, Aubrey 5, Orville 3, Hobson 2. Lena lists having 4 children with 4 living.

1910 Jackson County, AL Census [8-40-2B]: Otis J. Boggus 45 (farmer - general), Lena M. 40, Wayne C. 18, Albert A. 15, James A. 13, Hobson R. 11, Lum C. Boshart 18 (Boarder) (School teacher - public). Lena lists having 4 children with 4 living. (Census date: April 18, 1910 City: Scottsboro)

1920 Jackson County, AL Census [8-44-14B]: Otis Boggus 54 (lumber?), Lena 49, Wayne 28 (manager - ??), Orville 25 (laborer - working out), Hobson 23 (laborer - working out), and Aubrey 25 (laborer - working out). (Census date: January 30, 1920 City: Scottsboro)

James Otis Boggus and Mary Delena (Lena) Cowley had the following children:

108 i. Wayne C.⁵ Boggus (#2006) was born in Jackson County, AL January 1892. Wayne died May 10, 1935 at 43 years of age. His body was interred in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Jackson County, AL.

Wayne's headstone: ALA COPP 113 INF 29 DIV

+ 109 ii. Albert Aubrey Boggus was born October 23, 1894.

110 iii. J. Orville Boggus (#2008) was born in Jackson County, AL February 24, 1897. J. died January 24, 1975 in AL, at 77 years of age. His body was interred in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Jackson County, AL.

J. Orville Boggess' headstone: SEA1 US NAVY WWI

111 iv. Hobson Boggus (#2009) (living status unknown).

66. Gertrude⁴ Boggus (Thomas B.³, James², Samuel?¹ Boggess) (#2066) was born in Marshall County, AL November 20, 1876. Gertrude died June 1904 in Marshall County, AL, at 27 years of age.

She married Jeptu Benson September 14, 1902. (Jeptu Benson is #2067.)

1920 Marshall County, AL Census [7-132-7B]: Jeptu Benson 43 (farmer), Maggie 31, Bertha 13, Russel 10, Douglas L. 7, Everet 4 & 4/12, and Shelvy 1 & 6/12. (Census date: January 15, 1920 City: Boshart)

Gertrude Boggus and Jeptu Benson had the following child:

112 i. Gertrude⁵ Benson (#2075) (living status unknown).

72. John Wilson⁵ Boggess Jr., Dr., M.D. (John Wilson⁴, Thomas Jefferson³, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1828) was born May 3, 1903. John died March 15, 1941 at 37 years of age. His body was interred in Union Cemetery, Woodville, AL.

John was a member of Woodmen of the World.

John Wilson Boggess Jr., Dr., M.D. and Joella D'Armond had the following child:

+ 113 i. John Wilson⁶ Boggess III, Dr., M.D. (still alive).

74. Annie Mahala (Mae)⁵ Boggess (James Isaac⁴, Thomas Jefferson³, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1838) was born in Poarch, OK March 24, 1905. Annie died October 17, 1971 in Oklahoma City, OK, at 66 years of age. Her body was interred in Carter Cemetery, Carter, OK.

She married William Russell Woods in Carter, OK, December 24, 1926. (William Russell Woods is #1844.) William was born in Carter, OK November 10, 1903. William was the son of Russell C. Woods and Julia Katherine Ball. William died September 29, 1973 in Sayre, OK, at 69 years of age. His body was interred in Carter Cemetery, Carter, OK.

Annie's occupation: School teacher.

Annie Mahala (Mae) Boggess and William Russell Woods had the following children:

+ 114 i. Lonnie Faye⁶ Woods (still alive).

115 ii. James Russell Woods (#1849) (still alive).

105. Neva Caroline⁵ Gross (Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#302) was born in Carter, OK October 13, 1908. Neva died January 21, 1996 at 87 years of age.

SS #442-48-0036

Neva Caroline Gross and Warren John Bolton had the following children:

+ 116 i. Nevona Carol⁶ Bolton (still alive).

+ 117 ii. Helen Jo Bolton (still alive).

+ 118 iii. Doris Ann Bolton (still alive).

106. Gladys Avis⁵ Gross (Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#319) (still alive).

Gladys Avis Gross and Vernon Hampton Milliner had the following children:

119 i. Julian Jerold⁶ Milliner (#323) was born January 7, 1929. Julian died November 28, 1932 at 3 years of age.

+ 120 ii. Ruth Marzelle Milliner (still alive).

107. Joseph Burton (J. B.)⁵ Gross (Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#307) (still alive).

Joseph Burton (J. B.) Gross and Alpha Bell West had the following children:

+ 121 i. Karen G.⁶ Gross (still alive).

+ 122 ii. Sharon Kaye Gross (still alive).

109. Albert Aubrey⁵ Boggus (James Otis⁴, Thomas B.³, James², Samuel?¹ Boggess) (#2007) was born in Jackson County, AL October 23, 1894. Albert died October 12, 1962 in Jackson County, AL, at 67 years of age. His body was interred in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Jackson County, AL.

He married Julia Foster. (Julia Foster is #708.)

Albert's headstone: ALA SGT CO B 514 ENGS WWI

Albert Aubrey Boggus and Julia Foster had the following child:

+ 123 i. Jake⁶ Boggus (still alive).

113. John Wilson⁶ Boggess III, Dr., M.D. (John Wilson⁵, John Wilson⁴, Thomas Jefferson³, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1829) (still alive).

John Wilson Boggess III, Dr., M.D. and Sarah Arnold Haden had the following children:

124 i. John Wilson⁷ Boggess IV, Dr., M.D. (#1831) (living status unknown).

125 ii. Anne Boggess (#1832) (living status unknown).

126 iii. (Unknown) Boggess (#1833) (living status unknown).

114. Lonnie Faye⁶ Woods (Annie Mahala (Mae)⁵ Boggess, James Isaac⁴, Thomas Jefferson³, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1845) (still alive).

Lonnie Faye Woods and Bernie Elton Williams had the following children:

+ 127 i. Kerri Dianne⁷ Williams Dr. (still alive).

+ 128 ii. Ardyth Ann Williams (still alive).

116. Nevona Carol⁶ Bolton (Neva Caroline⁵ Gross, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#304) (still alive).

Nevona Carol Bolton and Dwayne Allen Suter Ph. D. had the following children:

+ 129 i. Deborah Ann⁷ Suter (still alive).

+ 130 ii. Linda Jo Suter (still alive).

131 iii. Susan Carol Suter (#445) (still alive).

117. Helen Jo⁶ Bolton (Neva Caroline⁵ Gross, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#305) (still alive).

Helen Jo Bolton and Frederick Alan Gateka had the following children:

+ 132 i. Renee Vanessa⁷ Gateka (still alive).

133 ii. Stephen Fredrick Gateka (#436) (still alive).

118. Doris Ann⁶ Bolton (Neva Caroline⁵ Gross, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#306) (still alive).

Doris Ann Bolton and Dr. John Walter Geurkink had the following children:

134 i. Ann Marie⁷ Geurkink (#447) (still alive).

135 ii. John Bolton Geurkink (#448) was born in Oklahoma City, OK May 27, 1963. John died May 29, 1963 in Oklahoma City, OK, at less than one year of age. His body was interred in Memorial Park, Oklahoma City, OK.

136 iii. Thomas Heath Geurkink (#449) (still alive).

137 iv. Mark Bolton Geurkink (#450) (still alive).

120. Ruth Marzelle⁶ Milliner (Gladys Avis⁵ Gross, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#322) (still alive).

Ruth Marzelle Milliner and Dr. William A. Corrales had the following children:

138 i. Katheryn Denise⁷ Corrales (#465) (still alive).

139 ii. Joseph William Corrales (#467) (still alive).

+ 140 iii. Arthur James Corrales (still alive).

+ 141 iv. Alan Robert Corrales (still alive).

142 v. Mark Gregory Corrales (#481) (still alive).

+ 143 vi. Theresa Marie Corrales (still alive).

144 vii. Ann Michelle Corrales (#488) (still alive).

121. Karen G.⁶ Gross (Joseph Burton (J. B.)⁵, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#309) (still alive).

Karen G. Gross and Stanley Duane Bennett had the following children:

+ 145 i. Brett Alan⁷ Bennett (still alive).

146 ii. Christopher Duane Bennett (#317) (still alive).

147 iii. Shari Ayn Bennett (#318) (still alive).

122. Sharon Kaye⁶ Gross (Joseph Burton (J. B.)⁵, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#349) (still alive).

Sharon Kaye Gross and William (Bill) Anthony Venable had the following child:

+ 148 i. Jennifer Karen⁷ Venable (living status unknown).

123. Jake⁶ Boggus (Albert Aubrey⁵, James Otis⁴, Thomas B.³, James², Samuel?¹ Boggess) (#665) (still alive).

Jake Boggus and Zilla Florence Word had the following children:

149 i. Jimmy⁷ Boggus (#709) (still alive).

150 ii. Larry Van Boggus (#710) (still alive).

151 iii. Garry Donald Boggus (#711) (still alive).

127. Kerri Dianne⁷ Williams Dr. (Lonnie Faye⁶ Woods, Annie Mahala (Mae)⁵ Boggess, James Isaac⁴, Thomas Jefferson³, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1851) (still alive).

Kerri Dianne Williams Dr. and John Gilbert had the following child:

152 i. Christopher William⁸ Gilbert (#1854) (still alive).

128. Ardyth Ann⁷ Williams (Lonnie Faye⁶ Woods, Annie Mahala (Mae)⁵ Boggess, James Isaac⁴, Thomas Jefferson³, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#1855) (still alive).

Ardyth Ann Williams and Jeffery Dale Jimerson had the following children:

153 i. Matthew Dale⁸ Jimerson (#1857) (still alive).

154 ii. Karah Dianne Jimerson (#1858) (still alive).

129. Deborah Ann⁷ Suter (Nevona Carol⁶ Bolton, Neva Caroline⁵ Gross, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#443) (still alive).

Deborah Ann Suter and Thomas Nelson Adams had the following child:

155 i. Mary Elise⁸ Adams (#459) (living status unknown).

130. Linda Jo⁷ Suter (Nevona Carol⁶ Bolton, Neva Caroline⁵ Gross, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#444) (still alive).

Linda Jo Suter and Ionnis (John) Nelson Papadopoulos had the following child:

156 i. Katherine Elizabeth⁸ Papadopoulos (#462) (living status unknown).

132. Renee Vanessa⁷ Gateka (Helen Jo⁶ Bolton, Neva Caroline⁵ Gross, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#433) (still alive).

Renee Vanessa Gateka and Jeffery Nicholas Renna had the following child:

157 i. Kristine Hailey⁸ Renna (#435) (living status unknown).

140. Arthur James⁷ Corrales (Ruth Marzelle⁶ Milliner, Gladys Avis⁵ Gross, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#469) (still alive).

Arthur James Corrales and Brenda Hix had the following children:

158 i. Candise Michelle⁸ Corrales (#471) (living status unknown).

159 ii. Heath Garrett Corrales (#472) (living status unknown).

160 iii. Randy Lee Corrales (#473) (living status unknown).

Arthur James Corrales and Nancy Rose Dorris had the following children:

161 iv. Charity Rose Corrales (#475) (living status unknown).

162 v. Andrew James Corrales (#476) (living status unknown).

141. Alan Robert⁷ Corrales (Ruth Marzelle⁶ Milliner, Gladys Avis⁵ Gross, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#477) (still alive).

Alan Robert Corrales and Christine (Unknown) Corrales had the following children:

163 i. Jennifer⁸ Corrales (#479) (living status unknown).

164 ii. Stephen Alldredge Corrales (#480) (living status unknown).

143. Theresa Marie⁷ Corrales (Ruth Marzelle⁶ Milliner, Gladys Avis⁵ Gross, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#483) (still alive).

Theresa Marie Corrales and Joseph Solomen had the following children:

165 i. Jessica Anne⁸ Solomen (#485) (living status unknown).

166 ii. Megan Marie Solomen (#486) (living status unknown).

167 iii. Amanda Lynn Solomen (#487) (living status unknown).

145. Brett Alan⁷ Bennett (Karen G.⁶ Gross, Joseph Burton (J. B.)⁵, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#312) (still alive).

Brett Alan Bennett and Rachel (Unknown) Hill - Bennett had the following child:

168 i. Daniel Brett⁸ Bennett (#1622) (still alive).

148. Jennifer Karen⁷ Venable (Sharon Kaye⁶ Gross, Joseph Burton (J. B.)⁵, Samuel Marvin⁴, Frances Caroline³ Boggess, Timothy M.², Samuel?¹) (#351) (living status unknown).

Jennifer Karen Venable and Scott Crawford had the following child:

169 i. Heather⁸ Crawford (#353) (living status unknown).

Index

(Unknown)

Adams

Bell

Bennett

Benson

Bentley

Boggess

Boggus

Bolton

Boshart

Campbell

Carter

Chambless

Corrales

Cowley

Crawford

Dodd

Foster

Gateka

Geurkink

Gilbert

Goddard

Greenwood

Gregory

Gross

Hadley

Hampton

Hunkapiller

Jimerson

Jobe

Johnson

Kelly

Ligon

McCord

Milliner

Montgomery

Moore

Papadopoulos

Peebles

Perry

Phillips

Pratt

Renna

Rice

Sanders

Scott

Snodgrass

Solomen

Starnes

Suter

Thompson

Venable

Vineyard

Williams

Woods

Wright