Spouse: Mary Francis BLANKENSHIP.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. William W HUDDLESTON and Parmelia Jane LEDFORD were married on Sep 9, 1889.

Spouse: Kizzie HILL. Willis HUDDLESTON and Kizzie HILL were married before 1818.⁵⁶ Children were: Sibba HUDDLESTON, Stokely HUDDLESTON, Nancy HUDDLESTON, Simon HUDDLESTON, Thomas HUDDLESTON, Campbell HUDDLESTON, Doctor B HUDDLESTON, Sarah Que HUDDLESTON.

Spouse: Emily PERKINS. Willis Hill HUDDLESTON and Emily PERKINS were married WFT Est 1875-1909.⁵⁶ Children were: Robert Coe HUDDLESTON, Campbell A HUDDLESTON.

Spouse: Living. Willis Madison HUDDLESTON and Mary FERRELL were married.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Pleas Mckinley HUDDLESTON.

Spouse: Amanda HARRIS.

Spouse: Amanda HARRIS. Winton Bates HUDDLESTON and Amanda HARRIS were married about 1884 in Tennessee.⁵⁶ Children were: Ampie HUDDLESTON, Ada Manic HUDDLESTON, Esta Whittenburg HUDDLESTON, Mattie L HUDDLESTON.

Spouse: Milton M ZACHARY.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Bolivar R. DAVIS. Bolivar R. DAVIS and Zora Ella HUDDLESTON were married. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living. THE FENTRESS COUNTY, TENNESSEE GROUP 1 .................................................(Series p) The tax records of Buckingham County, Virginia, for 1782 show Robert, Robert, Jr., and Thomas; for 1783 Thomas, Jr., was added; 1785, George; 1796, Jarrett and Simon; 1798, Thomas, "son of Robert." 2. In 1774 Thomas and Millie Tanner,"both of Raleigh Parish," Amelia County, Virginia, were married. In 1799 Thomas of Buckingham gave bond, with Wiley as surety, to marry Patsy W. Tanner in Amelia, Thomas "of Buckingham" giving consent as the groom's father. Jarriott A., Thomas, John, Wiley, and Simon, said to have been brothers, migrated from Buckingham to the locality later called "Huddleston's Knob" in what was formerly Overton (later Fentress, now Pickett) County, Tennessee, about 1800. Overton was organized in 1806. Its first Census (1820) lists, as heads of families, "Milly," 3 aged above 45; "Jarrod," above 45, with two females and seven males in family; Simon, above 45, with one female and two males in family; and John, between 26 and 45 ,with four females and three males in family; "Field," 4 between 26 and 45, with four females and one male; "Wilie," between 26 and 45, with three females and one male; and Willis, under 26, with three females and one male in family. 5 John received a deed to land on Obeds River in 1811; Wiley was named as attorney in fact in 1812. After these dates numerous deeds, etc., appear of record showing members of the group active as landholders, etc. This group was sadly shaken by the rancors of the Civil War-- members close akin faced each other as intense partisans of the opposing sides, there was hatred and bloodshed, and the resulting chasm has not fully closed even to this time. 6 Numerous members of this group reside in Fentress and Pickett Counties, Tennessee, and in neighboring counties of Kentucky. 1 This chapter does not include the group which m. from Rutherford Co., N. C., about 1800 to the neighboring locality now included in White, Putnam and Jackson Cos. (See chapter on The Rutherford Co., N. C., Group.) 147

148 ................................HUDDLESTON FAMILY TABLES ................................FIRST GENERATION No..Name..................Born..Died..........Married......................................Children p1 Thomas.............................................Millie Tanner..1774..................p2-p6

................................SECOND GENERATION ................................Children of Thomas, p1 p2 Jarriott A.1...........1774....................Charlotta Hill.............................p7-p16 p3 Thomas 2.........................................Patsy W. Tanner..1799 _______________________________________________________ 2 See chapter on "The Huddlestons of Buckingham County, Virginia." 3 Obviously she was the Millie Tanner who m. Thomas in Amelia in 1774, and the mother of Jarriott A. and his brothers. 4 Fielding's relation to others of group is not certain. Census of Fentress 1840 shows him "of 40 and under 50" with family of 7 males and 6 females all under 20. He witnessed a deed in Overton in 1812. He served in 2 (Cheatham's) W. Tenn.Militia, War 1812, and had grant of lands in Wayne Co. (Tenn. 26412) in 1835 for such service. 5 In addition to the members of this group as shown by the tables, the following appear in Overton censuses; (1830) Leonard, bet. 20 and 30 wife, 1 male child--William, bet. 20 and 30, wife, 1 female child; (1840) John C., bet. 40 and 50, wife, 2 sons, 2 daughters--Wiley, bet. 20 and 30, wife, 2 sons-- Jarret, Jr., bet. 20 and 30, wife--John, bet 20 and 30, wife, 1 daughter--William, bet. 50 and 60, wife, 2 sons, 2 daughters--John, bet. 40 and 50, wife, 5 sons, 4 daughters; (1850) Willis 25, wife Mary, Sarah 3, James 1--Stokely 30, wife Mary--Elam 25, wife Arlena, Thomas--Kezia, 54, Doctor B. 16, Sarah 11--John 57, wife Elizabeth, Rebecca 11; (1860) Wiley J, 36, wife Susan, Alsey 14, Vina 12, Mary 10, Pleasant 6, Elizabeth 4, Ollie 2--John B. 45, wife Sarah, James 19, Pastena 21, Charlotte 15, John 13, Wilburn 5, Lonan 2, Dowell 1--Charlotta 70 --Wilburn C. H. 27, Mary 24, Madison 1--Stokely 41, wife Mary 35, Anna 17 --Simon W. 25, wife Feriba, Sophronia 4, Robert 1; Fentress census (1840) Leonard, bet. 30 and 40, wife, 5 sons, 2 daughters--Thomas, bet 40 and 50, wife, 2 sons, 1 daughter; (1850) Wiley 24, wife Susan, Elsa 3, Vina 2, Sarah 25, Katherine 18, Moses 14, Mary 11--Philip 28, wife Ester, Ambrose 6--Thomas 20, Nulda (probably wife), Nancy 1 mo.--Leonard 44, wife Hannah, Elizabeth 19, David H. 16, Wiley 14, George W. 12, Kezia 7, Martha 4, Ester 2--David 21, wife Minerva, Lynn 6 mos.--John 35, wife Sarah, Porter 11, James 9, Charlotte 10, John 4, Polly 2, Isaac 3 mos.--John 33, wife Melinda, Joel; (1860) Thomas 44, wife Matilda, Joel G. 14, William E. 9--John 77 (b Va.)--Joel G. 42, Tennessee (probably Joel G.'s wife), James 8, William 5, Bonaparte 3, Demetrius 9 mos. --Ambrose F. 28, wife Lucinda, Mary 4, Martha 3, Joseph 4 mos.--C. A. 28, wife Malvina J., C. W. 3, Sarah Q.1--Philip M. 38, wife Esther, Ambrose J. 16, Kezia E. 7--Leonard C. 53, wife Hannah, David F. 26, Wiley W. 24, George W. 22, Kezia 18, Martha A. 16, Esther 13, Sarah A. 8--Edward E. 36, wife Arlena, Mary E. 7, Bethel C. 3, Permelia C. 7 mos.--Mary 22--.J. A. B. 21--Daniel E. 31, wife Elizabeth, Adam 5, Delilah 3, Killus E. 3, Elijah L. 1 mo. 6 Upon the outbreak of the war, Gov. Harris of Tenn, commissioned Stokely as a Confederate Colonel. Elam E. was a violent Unionist and leader of a band of irregulars. Stokley, while at the head of a small body of his troops, in attempting the capture of Elam E., and his companions, was ambuscaded and killed by the latter--Patriots and Guerillas, Brent (1862). Tennessee sent 110,000 soldiers into the Confederate Army and 35,000 into the Union Army. In some localities neighbors and even families were divided, and feudism and violence raged even among the old and the young upon their farms, while opposing bands of "bushwhackers" and guerillas murdered and plundered the partisans of the other side.

149 ........................THE FENTRESS COUNTY, TENNESSEE GROUP No..Name..................Born..Died.........Married......................................Children p4 John C.3...............1784....................Elizabeth___ p5 Simon 4................................................................................................p17-p19 p6 Wiley W.5...........1777....................Elizabeth___.............................p20 1 Also written "Jarrett," also "Jarrod." 2 Thomas witnessed deed in Overton in 1811, name not found in Census 1820, or afterward. 3 Overton Census 1840 shows John bet. 50 and 60 with family of wife and 2 sons under 30; 1850 shows John age 66 with family of Ann "74," Joel G. 31, James 18, Wm 16, Sarah A. 14. 4 Also written "Simeon." 5 Overton Census 1830 shows Wiley, Leonard, William, Jarrett and Willis, all with families. Wiley may have been cousin to the others instead of brother.

................................THIRD GENERATION ................................Children of Jariott A., p2 p7 Pleasant..............1817....................Mary Graham.............................p33-p44 p8 Thomas S...........1810..1863...........Jane C. Zackery........................p21-p29a p9 Jarriott A............1818.....................Caroline Brock..........................p29b-p32 p10 Charlotte........................................___Murphy p11 Benton...............1828....................Judith Story...............................p45-p46 p12 Lucy...............................................___Combs p13 Carroll.............................................Polly Story p14 Wiley H.............1814..1881...........Permelia E. Brock......................p47-p59 p15 John 1.............................................Mary Ferguson p16 George W. 1 1 John and George W. c. second wife; name not known

................................Children of Simon, p5 p17 Simon 1 p18 Willis 2 p19 Creed T.3...........1818..1847..........Bethira Martin...........................p60-p64 1 See chapter of "The Huddlestons of Limestone County, Alabama." 2 b. about 1795. He is shown by Overton Census 1840 with family of wife and 5 males and 2 females 3 He d. while s. as Captain in Mexican War

................................Children of Wiley, p6 1 p20 Elias W..............1808..1860............Edna Filkins..1832....................p65-p76 1 Census of Overton 1820 shows Wiley with family of 4 males and 2 females, all under 16; 1830, 5 males and 4 females; 1840, 2 males and 1 female; of Fentress 1850, wife Elizabeth 65 and Vina 21; 1860, "Vina P.," age 33

................................FOURTH GENERATION ................................Children of Thomas S., p8 1 p21 James A.............1834....................Melinda___.......................Florin 1858 p22 Eliza....................1837

150 ................................HUDDLESTON FAMILY TABLES No..Name..................Born..Died.........Married......................................Children p23 Thomas B.........1843 p24 William E...........1846 p25 Jarriott A. B......1839.........................................................................p77-p79 p26 Edward P. p27 Mary L...............1849 p28 Cumanza C........1852...................___Mullanix p29a Shigail...............1855 1 All b. Fentress Co

................................Children of Jarriott A., p9 1 p29b Permelia...........1847 p29c Mary................1846 p30 Lucinda.............1850 p31 Charlotte...........1852 p32 Ganima 2...........1859 1 All data from Overton Census 1860 2 This name possibly error in copying

................................Children of Pleasant, p7 1 p33 Martin V............1837 p34 Elizabeth............1839 p35 Allen...................1840 p36 Sarah..................1842 p37 Margaret............1844 p38 Louisa................1846 p39 Delilah................1847 p40 Joseph...............1849 p41 Catherine...........1850 p42 Creed..................1852 p43 Franklin..............1857 p44 M. Henry...........1858 1 All data from Overton Census 1860. This could have been some other "Pleasant."

................................Children of Benton, p11 1 p45 John...................1848 p46 Charlotte...........1849 1 Data from Overton Census 1850

...............................Children of Wiley H., p14 p47 Mary..................1842.....................Willis Groce p48 Amilda...............1844.....................Joseph Gunnels p49 Cassandra.........1846.....................N. M. Amonette p50 Creed..................1847 p51 Janet...................1848....................Granville Groce p52 Caroline.............1850 p53 Russell...............1852

151
.......................THE FENTRESS COUNTY, TENNESSEE GROUP No..Name..................Born..Died.........Married......................................Children p54 Asa.....................1854...................Elizabeth Jones p55 Sea.T..............................................Louise Denny p56 Anderson......................................Belle H. Norris p57 Pierson..............1856.....................Laura Coffee p58 George...............1839....................d. unm. p59 Hayden B..........1837..1909...........1. Rebecca Staley..1857 ................................................................2. Marilda Ashinghurst...........p80-p81

................................Children of Creed T., p19 p60 M. Van Buren...1832....................1. Olive Harrison ...............................................................2. Mary Richardson..................p82-p88 p61 Simon.................1836....................Pharoby Harrison..................Sophronia p62 Louise................1840....................James McHenry........................p100-p103 p63 Ruth...................1838....................d. unm. p64 Lewis.................1845

................................Children of Elias W., p20 1 p65 Martin M.2........1833..1906..........1.Annie F. Hall..1858 ...............................................................2.Mary E. Thompson..1866......p89-p94 p66 Wiley J...............1835...................Annie M. Harrison..1860 p67 Hester A............1837..1837 p68 William W..........1841..1891..........Lucy Nunnelly..1877 p69 Richard M..........1848..1869..........Elizabeth T___ p70 David B..............1844..1916..........Florence Taylor..1874...............p95-p99 p71 Martha A...........1846..1848 p72 Helen..................1857..1902..........L. J. Kendrick..1883.................Byron B. p73 Elias W...............1851..1855 p74 Katherine...........1854....................1. T. M.Bibb..1873 ...............................................................2. M. F. Fritts p75 Elizabeth............1838....................J. H. C. Owen..1865..................Fannie O. p76 Mary A..........................................___Singleton 1 Elias with all c. m. to Mo. 1834 2 Physician

................................FIFTH GENERATION ................................Children of Jarriott A. B., p25 1 p77 Allen A. 2..........1863 p78 Squire T. p79 Emmet B. 1 All b. Cumberland Co., Ky 2 Now living Burkesville, Ky

................................Children of Hayden B., p59 p80 Quinton 1..........1859 p81 Hill.....................1871......................Maud Keith..1894....................p104-p106 1 Name from Overton census 1860

152 ................................HUDDLESTON FAMILY TABLES ................................Children of M. Van Buren, p60 No..Name..................Born..Died.........Married.....................................Children p82 Bethira...............1871 1877 p83 Sarah Brice........1874....................George B. Westlake..1896........p112-p113 p84 Creed T..............1875....................1. Willie Sehorn ...............................................................2. Willie Sturdevant..................p114-p117 p85 Bethira L............1876....................Martin Cargile p86 Lewis..................1854....................Mary Taylor..1879....................p123-p126 p87 Laura..................1858....................E. Y. Chilton..1875.....................p107-p111 p88 Louise................1860....................James Lacey...............................p118-p122

.................................Children of Martin M., p65 p89 Henry p90 David W............1886 p91 Dora...................1866.....................J. W. Martin p92 Edgar P..............1870.....................Maud Anderson...................William p93 Charles E...........1875 p94 Virgil E...............1880

.................................Children of David B.,p70 p95 E. Luther............1875....................Margaret___..1902 p96 Georgia E...........1877....................Everett Barton..1903 p97 Forest M............1879....................Lula Stockheinie..1904 p98 Martha S............1883..1915..........R. B. Weeks..1911 p99 David T..............1894....................Minnie Gibbs..1917

................................Children of Louise McHenry, p62 p100 Creed p101 Louise p102 J. Spencer p103 Virginia

................................SIXTH GENERATION ................................Children of Hill, p81 p104 Ousley.........................................Mary A.___ p105 Ivey..................1901....................Cyril W. McClean..1925 p106 Juanita.............1903....................J. Forest McCutcheon..1926

................................Children of Laura Chilton, p87 p107 Leo p108 Jessie............................................___Miles p109 Creed p110 Alice p111 Freeman

153 .......................THE FENTRESS COUNTY, TENNESSEE GROUP ................................Children of Sarah Brice Westlake, p83 No..Name...................Born..Died........Married.......................................Children p112 Lionel Q...........1898 p113 Dillys................1903

................................Children of Creed T., p84 p114 Irena p115 Lorena p116 Margaret p117 Creed T.

...............................Children of Louise Lacey, p88 p118 Lloyd p119 Olive p120 Mary p121 Laura p122 Ada

...............................Children of Lewis, p86 p123 Vera p124 Elizabeth p125 Jimmie p126 Aida Children were: Thomas HUDDLESTON, Living.

Spouse: Jemima BERRY. Children were: Joshua F. HUDSON.

Spouse: Living. A living couple were married. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Keziah PLUNKETT. David HUDSON and Keziah PLUNKETT were married in 1753 in Orange County, Virginia. Children were: Benjamin HUDSON.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Agnes BOURNE. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Mary Catherine BRENT. Joshua F. HUDSON and Mary Catherine BRENT were married on Jun 18, 1833 in Frederick County, Virginia. Children were: Albert Valentine HUDSON.

Spouse: Dennis H. BERTRAM. Dennis H. BERTRAM and Julia Annie HUDSON were married in 1872.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Ruth BOLICK. Children were: Guy Roby HUDSON, Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Timothy P. HUDSON.

Spouse: Harrell Robert SHORE. Children were: Living.