Zimmerman, Wells,See, Bertram

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Jesse MAYFIELD

1  _UID A918975E336D35498A4CA0EB0A23058FF69B

Penelope BRUMETT

1  _UID 4F017BFF52F7454685BAFC1C3B5C00992594

Jesse MAYFIELD

1  _UID 303F5350AF52AE4A8F1ADA7C35B9DD693E43

William MAYFIELD

1  _UID 2A0F8EB7AE331645B1D6A5E4957AC7B858EE

Carter MAYFIELD

1  _UID 2824ECC77482E44097F7A71F7ADF23F4DD8A

Thomas Brumett MAYFIELD

1  _UID FD5DF6F1262251458AD13A1E52D9CE15E046

Preshia MAYFIELD

1  _UID 686685F79875B64FAD7F4C0696D0A6482E78

Hulda MAYFIELD

1  _UID E84B69F414CD0446992F65A632438B4BD903

Elizabeth MAYFIELD

1  _UID D0382D42999E3143B579B884EF3D84E72390

Pearson B. MAYFIELD

1  _UID B2EC739FEC1AEA48B0DD04C8FF3D9EF30E98

Settled on the Saluda River, Greenville County, South Carolina, there reared most of his children, later removed to Polk County, Tennessee, settled on Conasauga Creek near the south line of McMinn County. Parents of Jessee, Samuel, John, William, James, Thomas, Stanwix and Pearson Brummett.  Jess and Samuel settled in east Texas, married and reared childre.  Thomas and James married in South Carolina, removed to Rusk county, Texas , settled and reared their children.  John married Mary Cobb, daughter of Joseph, purchased the Mayfield homestead, and there reared his children.  Pearson Brummett married Caroline Mc Connell of Benton, Tennessee, settled in Cleveland, Tennessee, practed law and reared his children.  Stanwix married Lou Rice of, or near Riceville, Tennessee, moved to Arkansas, setted at Pea Ridge and reared his children.  On his farm the Pea Ridge battle of the Civil war was fought. William married Lillian Blythe, daughter of David, of Greenville county, South Carolina, of English descent.

Nancy MCJUNKIN

1  _UID 57DE81B702F87C4C8B2D245714A8D5AB9ECA

Jesse MAYFIELD

1  _UID 04D200686920C74CAAB3BC2C4FA6047991BC

Samuel MAYFIELD

1  _UID D837313608D4114C8FF1A57673F8B0F55A3B

Williams MAYFIELD

1  _UID DC9BDF4C1E3313429D244D4AC9C319EA2F39

Narsissa HOYLE

1  _UID 86AA8400B351DF468459B2629C9EEB3A2D98

William MAYFIELD

1  _UID 052500FADF7C9D44B94E32C8B921AA745988

William MAYFIELD

1  _UID 6C9C98AB27C5004FAB1F42AB9E97D1EE31D6

Martha UNKNOWN

1  _UID EDA1BCAEA94013448735CFF27EDD3B408BAF

George MAYFIELD

1  _UID 21A999D364462046B2AFBAB96D10258E4A82

Polly MCCLAIN

1  _UID B0F0A9AD58474D468862EBFD2E2F2B6DEF25

George MAYFIELD

1  _UID 21A999D364462046B2AFBAB96D10258E4A82

Mariah JAMES

1  _UID 857E9F454FA35B47A64D41DF7AB17DB4EA7C

Robert MAYFIELD

1  _UID 13F1491EE2795348A96AAF3A04A3A9A956C2

Sarah UNKNOWN

1  _UID 7615246715ABA24D978CAB86C37E550FBE97

Jacob MAYFIELD

1  _UID E50CEE15AD085E45AC4D60EF72E9037C6E11

In 1718 it appears that Jacob persuaded his mother to use her home as collateral on a tobacco deal which was not sucessful and she lost her home.  Not much else is known about him.--Hoyle Mayfield 1994

Robert MAYFIELD

1  _UID 7627B45CAD688D4AB8295730053FB6706B63