Davis

 

English, patronymic (of, relating to, or derived from the name of one's father or a paternal ancestor) derived from the Old Testament name David “beloved”, the patron saint of Wales.[1]

 

Henry Davis Family

 

William Davis was born about 1781 in Virginia.[2]. He died between 1850 and 1860 as he was not listed in the 1860 Carroll County, Virginia census. William married Judith; her maiden name is unknown. She was born about 1803 in Virginia.[3] She died 28 February 1865 in Carroll County. William and Judith had four known children: Angelina born about 1831 married Andrew J. Franklin; James born about 1842; Susan Elizabeth born about 1843 married William Anderson Smythers and Henry.

 

Henry Davis was born in Carroll County, Virginia on 05 May 1844. He died on 15 February 1906 in Wytheville, Wythe County. On 28 February 1863, he married Margaret Fowler in Carroll County. She was the daughter of  Samuel L. Fowler and Margaret Stoots. Margaret was born 05 March 1841 in Carroll County and died 02 May 1905 in Bland. Henry and Margaret are buried in the Goshen Methodist Church Cemetery.[4]

 

It is not known why Henry moved to Bland County. From the 1870 Bland census, page 380, Henry was living in the Mechanicsburg district but not on Little Walkers Creek. Neighbors included the following families: Almarine Woodyard, Letitia Raines, William P. Mustard, A. J. Nye and J. H. Hoiliman. Henry was listed as not owning real estate.

 

Henry Davis bought land from the Joshua Mustard heirs sometime between 1870 and 1880. The land was not conveyed until after Henry had died. On September 10, 1906, the land was conveyed to “…C. A. Davis, J. E. Davis, F. V. Davis, Mrs. L. V. Davis, C. C. Davis, Mrs. B. J. Kitts, Mrs. T.. B. Parcell, Mrs. A. J. Ritter, H. H. Davis, J. J. Davis, who are the children and heirs at law of Henry Davis deceased…” by Arthur J. Porterfield, special commissioner of Bland County. “That whereas by decree of the Circuit Court of Bland County, Virginia duly rendered by the Judge thereof in vacation as prescribed by law in the Chancery cause therein pending in the name of Henry Davis v. Nye Mustard et. als. and which after the death of said Henry Davis by decree therein rendered on the 15th day of March 1906 was duly revived in the name of the said parties of the second part as the heirs at law of said Henry Davis Dec’d., and in which cause amended and supplemental bill was filed and duly matured against all the defendants therein including the heirs at law of Nye Mustard deceased and J. H. Mustard deceased and in said cause amongst other things it was adjudged, ordered and decreed that the said Henry Davis in his lifetime had fully paid the purchase money for the lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned which he bought of J. J. Mustard and J. H. Mustard and which the said J. J. Mustard and J. H. Mustard had purchased from the Court’s Comr. In the Chancery suit of Sol. B. King v. Joshua Mustard’s heirs and others that the said Henry Davis in his lifetime was entitled to a deed conveying to him the legal title to the said land and all interest therein and it was further decreed that the said A. H. Porterfield as the Court’s Commissioner should by proper deed with covenants or special warranty should convey the said land in said Chancery causes mentioned to the said parties of the second part as the heirs at law of Henry Davis Deceased. Now therefore this deed witnesseth that in consideration of the premises aforesaid and by virtue of the decree aforesaid the said party of the first part as Commissioner as aforesaid doth hereby grant and convey of special warranty unto the said parties of the second part that certain tract or parcel of land in said Chancery causes mentioned and being what is known as the old Joshua Mustard tract of land and which lies on the waters of Walker’s Little Creek in Bland County, Virginia near the Pulaski County line and adjoins the lands owned or formerly owned by Saml. C. Davis and others and being the same lands owned by Joshua Mustard Deceased and the same lands owned and occupied by the said Henry Davis in his lifetime and now owned and occupied by his heirs. It being the intention and effect to convey all the land in said tract as fully to all intents and purposes as if the land was specifically described by metes and bounds”.[5]

 

On November 4, 1884, W. J. Lambert and wife Sarah E. conveyed 7 acres to Henry Davis being the same land bought of David Y. Hamblin.[6]

 

W. N. Harman and wife Orlevia conveyed 8 acres to Henry Davis… corner of land sold to W. Hamblin and to Wm Lambert, thence with said Hamblin’s line to said Davis old patent line and thence with the calls of said patent line to where the same intersects the said Harman’s line of the 2832 acre patent at the county line…”. [7]

 

Henry Davis applied to the Post Office Department in Washington, DC on May 4, 1891 for the establishment of a post office at Long Spur, Bland County, Virginia. The application was sent to Mr. Henry Davis care of the Post Master of Bland C. H. [Court House]. The Long Spur Post Office was to be located in the Township of Mechanicsburg; which would be carried from Long Spur to Wytheville, Virginia, on which no mail was then being carried on Route number 11725 [postal route number]. The mail would be carried once per week. The names of the nearest post offices: Mechanicsburg, six miles to the north; Pulaski City, fifteen miles to the south; Point Pleasant, 8 miles to the northwest. The nearest creek was Walkers Little Creek and the post office would be located ¼ mile on the north side of it. The number of residents supplied by the new post office was two hundred. A map was supplied by Henry Davis drawn at random and without instruments by W. A. Harman of Point Pleasant, Virginia. At the same time, a new post office was opened in Crockett’s Cove, Wythe County.[8]

 

From Minnie Davis Parsell’s articles: “There had never been a Post Office on Little Creek or a mail route. Daddy told Mother he was going to get up a petition for a post office. He went out with a paper and come back and said everyone had signed it . He sent it off and it soon came back and he had the Post Office. A 2c stamp sent a letter and a postal was 1c. He needed a Postmaster and a place for the Post Office. He went to his mill and upstairs to the store at the end of the counter he set up his Post Office. It was very private. This was in 1865.” Also, “Jack Carr worked the year around for Daddy for 25c a day and his board. He made him the mail carrier. There was just mail on Saturday. He had to carry it on his shoulder. He walked about two miles up Spur Branch, then across Big Walkers Mountain. There wasn’t any road across the mountain, just a walking path. The mail was carried to Mechanicsburg and back. This post office was named Larton. The mail was carried like this for several years. They changed the mail route to go down the creek to Poplar Hill and the name was changed to Long Spur, Virginia. This route had five fords to cross. My brother, Coma, took the mail on horseback a long while and then he used a horse buggy until the cars came in. Even then they still had to ford the water.” Later, Comie’s son, Jasper Hampton carried the mail for many years.

 

On Tuesday, March 12, 1907, a suit was brought before the Circuit Court of Bland County between J. E. Davis et als [meaning “and others”] Complainants versus C. C. Davis et als. Defendants “…whereof it is adjudged, ordered, anddecreed that the Complainants and Defendants as the heirs at law and devisees of Henry Davis deceased, are entitled to partition of the lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned and to have the same partitioned in kind, it is therefore adjudged, ordered and decreed that S. C. Chumbley, Jno. C. Mustard and L. D. Repass be, and they are hereby appointed Commissioners for the purpose, and are directed, at as early a day as possible to go upon the lands of which the said Henry Davis died seized and possessed and which lies on Walker’s Little Creek in Bland County, Virginia, and is the same lands set forth in Complainant’s bill and the same land devised by the will of the said Henry Davis as stated in the bill, and said commissioners will divide and partition said land amongst the children and devisees of said Henry Davis…”. It further reads “some of the heirs of Henry Davis have sold their shares to some of the other heirs…that Henry Davis in his lifetime sold to Elizabeth Carr who is now the wife of C. A. Davis, a small parcel of land set forth in a contract in writing signed by the said Henry Davis dated on the 15th of May 1897, and which is filed with the records of this suit…” it goes on to say Elizabeth Carr now Elizabeth Davis land will be laid off first. This partition lists the following:

Lot No.1—assigned to Coma A. Davis, it being 3/11 in value of the whole tract…2/11 bought of J. J. Davis and Mrs. Alice Ritter. It contained a total of 108 acres and 60 square rods.

Lot No.2—assigned to Charles C. Davis being 3/11 in value of the whole tract…2/11 bought of W. T. Davis and H.H. Davis. It contained 86 acres and 122 square rods.

Lot No.3—assigned to Robert H. Kitts and Mrs. Bertha J. Kitts being 4/11 in value of the whole tract…purchased from J. E. Davis, Louisa V. Davis and F. V. Davis. It contained 130 acres and 70 square rods.

Lot No.4—assigned to Ms. T. D. Parsell, being her share containing 32 acres and 125 square rods.

 

Henry and Margaret Fowler Davis’s children: 

1.      James Edward born 01 May 1864 in Carroll County and died 24 October 1934. James married Ollie E. Byrd on 27 May 1886 in Bland. Ollie was born 02 April 1866 in Bland and died on 27 October 1934. Her parents were John and Susan Byrd. James and Ollie are buried in the Goshen Methodist Church Cemetery. James and Ollie lived on the Pulaski side of Little Walker’sCreek about three miles from the Bland County line in thesame house Walter “Pug” Vance Millirons lived in later years.

 

On October 16, 1908 Charles W. Fletcher and Aldora Fletcher, his wife conveyed land to Ollie E. Davis and J. E. Davis her husband two tracts of land on Little Walkers Creek. The first containing 20 acres and the second tract 96 acres. The two tracts are the same that was conveyed to Charles Fletcher from Mariah Mustard by deed bearing date the 5th day of April, 1902.[9]

 

John S. Draper, special commissioner of the Circuit Court of Pulaski County in Chancery cause of J. M. LeFew, Guardian -vs- Beatrice and Gladys King 1913 was directed to sell at public auction 16 ½ acres the property of said Kings. Draper sold the land to J. E. Davis and wife, he being the highest bidder. J. E. Davis directed the deed be made to Morrison Vandergrift. This was the same land conveyed to Bessie King by M. N. King and wife April 7, 1907…refer to Deed Book 27, page 148.[10] This land was actually conveyed to Bessie King by F. V. Davis and wife. *Note (Bessie was the wife of Isaac Henry King; her maiden name was LeFew; Isaac was called Harvey in all records, he died on 13 April 1911).

 

In September 1914, James and Ollie Davis conveyed 27 ¾ acres to Morrison Vandergrift.[11]

 

Morrison Vandergrift (bachelor) of Keystone, McDowell County, West Virginia conveyed to R. L. Chandler 27 ¾ acres on January 3, 1919.[12]

 

James E. and Ollie to R. L. Chandler 12 ½ acres in May 1919.[13]

 

Ollie E. and husband J. E. Davis to R. L. Chandler 16.6 acres …”corner to T. B. King…” in September 1926.[14]

 

James Edward Davis’s heirs sold the remainder of his land to Carl and Ralph Chandler sons of Robert Lee Chandler.[15]

 

James and Ollie’s children:

1.1.        Wise L. born 18 November 1888; he married Martha Ethel Parsell on 26 November 1913 in Bland County. Martha was born in July 1896 to Calvin “Kelly” Parsell and Cynthia Margaret Pegram. Clayton Parcell of Giles County believes Martha Parsell Davis died in Maryland.

1.2.        Susan born 19 November 1889; she married John William Patton on 22 April 1908 in Bland County. He was born about 1876 and was the son of J. R. and Mary Patton. They were living in Pulaski in 1910.5 John and Susan are buried in the Mechanicsburg Cemetery, Bland County. James Edward Davis built the future “Chandler” house for his daughter and son-in-law Susan and John Patton in 1901. The house burned down in February 1979.

1.3.          Ada Ann was born about 1896 married Preston S. Amburn on 03 January 1912 in Pulaski County. They were living in Pulaski in 1920. Children from the 1920 Pulaski census; in the 1930 census they were in Bluefield, Tazewell County, Virginia. Children were:

1.3.1.      W. E.

1.3.2.      Preston S. Jr.

1.3.3.      Katherine.

1.3.4.      Ada Mary.

1.3.5.      David.

1.3.6.      Edward.

1.3.7.      Doris.

1.4.    Estel Vance was born 20 May 1903; he married Aryce Selma Davis on 28 March 1924 in Pulaski. Arcie was born 10 April 1905 to Fabious Victor Davis and Susannah Holloway. Children:

1.4.1.       Zelda Mae.

1.4.2.       Daniel.

1.4.3.       David.

1.4.4.       Linda Jane.

2.       William Thomas born 23 November 1865 in Carroll County and died 30 December 1951 in Wythe County. He married Permelia Ann “Nellie” Davis on 30 October 1889 in Bland County. She was the daughter of Samuel Caddell Davis and Elizabeth Agnes Patterson. Permelia was born 04 October 1871 in Bland County and died 07 January 1928 in Wythe County. William and Permelia are buried in the Fairview Methodist Church Cemetery in Wythe County. They lived in Pulaski and later moved to Smith Hollow, Wythe County.

 

From left to right back row: Edna, William B., Millard, Roxie, Florence, Front row: Nellie, William T., Russell, Permelia "Nellie", Little Henry on her lap, Bessie standing to left of her mother and Edith to the right of  her  mother.    

William Thomas and Permelia Ann’s children are:

2.1.       Roxie Mae never married, was born 30 January 1891 in Pulaski and died 20 August 1961 in Wythe County. She is buried in the Fairview Methodist Church Cemetery in Wythe County.

2.2.       Millard Floyd born 31 August 1893 in Pulaski and died 27 December 1973 in Springfield, Clark County, Ohio. He married Ethel Virginia Bowles daughter of Marcus Lafayette Bowles and Mary Etta Tickle. Ethel was born July 1899 and died 12 November 1966. Millard was a World War I veteran. Millard and Ethel are buried in the Glen Haven Memorial Gardens, Clark County, Ohio. Children:

2.2.1.     Agnes married William Hunt.

2.2.2.     Lucille married Thomas Rife.

2.2.3.     Mary Ann married Robert Winegardner.

2.2.4.     Julia married Charles Richard Meranda.

2.2.5.  Martin L. married Carolyn Davis

2.3.   Edna M. was born 08 January 1896 in Pulaski and died 05 February 1984 in Wythe. She married Robert E. Buchanan 16 April 1924 in Wythe. He was born 13 September 1893 and died May 1967 They are buried in the St Luke's Lutheran Church Cemetery, Wythe. Children:

2.3.1.       Raymond.

2.3.2.       Victor.

2.4.       William B. was born 10 January 1898 in Pulaski married Ruth Trent. He died 03 January 1980 in Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana. Children:

2.4.1.           Gregory.

2.4.2.           Debbie.

2.4.3.        Ronald W.

2.5.       Florence was born 18 October 1900 in Pulaski and died 26 July 1990. She is buried in the St. Luke Church Cemetery, Wythe County. She married Carl Cecil Halsey, son of Thomas Reed Halsey and Ella M. Bowles. He was born 05 September 1904 and died 25 September 1948. Carl and Florence are buried in the St Luke's Lutheran Church Cemetery, Wythe County. Children:

2.5.1.       James William.

2.5.2.       Thomas.

2.5.3.       Helen Genevieve.

2.5.4.       Carl Cecil, Jr.

2.5.5.       Gladys Louise.

2.5.6.       Thelma Louise.

2.6.       Russell James was born 03 June 1904 in Pulaski and died 24 October 1984 in Springfield, Clark County, Ohio. He married Annie Bowles, daughter of Marcus Lafayette Bowles and Mary Etta Tickle. Russell married 2nd Mary Derr. Russell and Annie are buried in the Glen Haven Memorial Gardens.

Russell and Annie’s children:

2.6.1.      Betty Lou.

2.6.2.      Russell James, Jr.

2.7.       Edith Virginia was born 16 November 1906 in Wythe and died 16 January 1937. She married Robinette Brown Blankenship born to H. J. Blankenship and Mary Hounshell on 28 September 1905. Robinette and Edith are buried in the in the Fairview Methodist Church Cemetery in Wythe County. He died 04 June 1977 .Children:

2.7.1.      Robinette Brown, Jr.

2.7.2.      Donald L.

2.8.        Nellie P. was born 29 March 1909 in Wythe and died 27 January 1991. She married William Odell Hoback.

2.9.        Bessie A. was born 07 December 1910 in Wythe and died 03 October 1997. She married Martin Luther Felty. Children:

2.9.1.      Lois.

2.9.2.      Mary Ellen.

2.10.     Henry Samuel “Little Henry” never married, was born 22 May 1913 and died 21 December 1985. He is buried in the Fairview Methodist Church Cemetery in Wythe.

3.       Fabious Victor was born 13 December1868 in Bland and died 17 December 1957. He married Susannah Holloway; she was born 25 May 1880 in Butler County, Tennessee and died 04 November 1921 in Pulaski County. Fabious married 2nd Nela Tickle on 07 August 1951 in Pulaski County. Fabious and Susannah are buried in the Goshen Methodist Church Cemetery. Fabious lived in Pulaski County less than ½ mile from the Bland County line on Little Walkers Creek. Fabious served in the Spanish American War, the 2nd Tennessee Volunteer Infantry USA Company M.

 

       Fabious and Susannah’s children:

3.1.        Infant (2) 1898/1901 buried in Tennessee.

3.2.        Fred Pierce was born 05 April 1903 and died 27 October 1982. He married Martha Lawson. Fred and Martha’s children were:

3.2.1.      Kathleen.

3.2.2.      Garland Pierce.

3.2.3.      Clifford.

3.2.4.      Eugene.

3.2.5.       Lockie L.

3.2.6.      Peggy Jane.

3.3.        Aryce Selma was born 10 April 1905 and died 10 March 1971. She married Estel Vance Davis.

3.4.        Lee Earl, Sr. was born 27 September 1906 and died 04 April 1966. he married Virginia Myrenthia “Vergie’ Roark. Children:

3.4.1.      Lee Earl, Jr.

3.4.2.      Aileen Gayle.

3.4.3.      Joseph Donald.

3.5.        Therman O. was born 07 April 1909 and died 23 May 1981. He married Vergie Gleason. Children:

3.5.1.      David.

3.5.2.      Irene.

3.5.3.  Michael.

3.6.    Alvin Howard was born 23 December 1910 and died 16 September 1996. He married Dollie Cox. Children:

3.6.1.      Clevell.

3.6.2.      Donald Alvin Mauyer.

3.7.        Eavie E. born 03 August 1912 and died 23 May 1946. She married William G. Gleason. Children:

3.7.1.      Thomas W.

3.7.2.      Rosalee.

3.7.3.      Evelyn.

3.8.        Cora Lee born 01 July 1914; married William Walker Cox. Children:

3.8.1.      William Edward.

3.8.2.      Juanita B.

3.8.3.      Wilma May.

3.9.        Elwood was born 10 September 1915 and died 11 November 1978. He married Hazel Maxine Shell. Children:

3.9.1.      Robert Elwood.

3.9.2.       Shelby Jean.

3.9.3.   Alicia.

3.10.     Darce Benjamin was born 12 March 1918 and died 18 August 1985. He married Minnie Harris. Children:

3.10.1.  Larry Benjamin.

3.10.2.   Carol Jean.

3.11.     Ruby V. born 18 April 1920 and died 26 November 1920.

4.       Louisa Virginia was born on 03 February 1870 in Bland County and died 22 March 1917 in Bland County. She married Charles William Davison 29 September 1891 in Bland. He was born on 17 May 1865 and died 15 October 1950 and was the son of Samuel Caddell Davis and Elizabeth Agnes Patterson. Charles William and Louisa Virginia are buried in the old “Davis” Cemetery, Little Walker’s Creek. From Minnie Davis Parsell’s articles, “My sister, Louisa, married Charles Davis. They lived on a farm on Little Creek and had several children. Louisa had a stroke and didn’t live long.” Charles and Louisa’s children:

4.1.    Effie Ethel married Robert Kelley Brunk. *See Brunk Family.

4.2.        Andrew W. married Mary Francis Parsell on 23 March 1915 in Bland County. He was born 11 March 1894 and died 29 December 1961 in Giles County. Mary Francis was the daughter of Calvin “Kelly” Parsell and Cynthia Margaret Pegram. She was born on 14 October 1893 in Bland and died 25 August  1980 in Giles County. Andrew and Mary are buried in the Birtchlawn Cemetery, Giles County. Children:

4.2.1.   Hubert C.

4.2.2.      Frank.

4.2.3.   Wayne William.

4.2.4.      Macie.

4.2.5.   Margaret.

4.2.6.      Doris.

4.2.7.      Charles C.

4.3.    Genoa Agnes married Houston Neel Brunk. *See Brunk Family.

4.4.    Ina Augusta married Claude William Lefler on 27 October 1920 in Bland County. She was born 13 March 1902 and died 29 August 1994 in Pulaski. Claude was born 28 February 1900 and died 1969 in Pulaski. He was the son of Thomas Reed Lefler and Mary Jane Kitts. Ina and Claude are buried in the Thornspring Cemetery, Pulaski County.

          Ina and Claude’s children:

4.4.1.      Damon Cassell.

4.4.2.      Helen Virginia.

4.4.3.      Mary Beatrice.

4.4.4.      Raymond Isaac.

4.4.5.      Claude, Jr.

4.4.6.      Margaret Irene.

4.4.7.      James Thomas.

4.4.8.      Alma Marie.

4.4.9.      Beulah Mae.

4.4.10.  William Dennis.

4.5.        Dorothy M. married Albert Brunk. *See Brunk Family

4.6.          Minnie Alberta married Woodrow Wilson Collins. She was born 10 April 1915 in Bland and died 24 December 1992 in Pulaski. Children:

4.6.1.      Betty.

4.6.2.      Lucille.

4.6.3.      Douglas W.

4.7.   Arthur Adam married Curtis Andrews. He was born 21 October 1916 and died February 1985. Arthur served in the 121st Squadron, F Company, 106th Calvary Group, WWII and received a Bronze Star.

5.    Comie Albert married Elizabeth “Nannie” Ellen Carr on 13 July 1893 in Bland County. He was born on 04 February 1872 in Bland and died 17 March 1945 in Bland. Nannie was born 29 November 1876 and died 07 December 1912. She was the daughter of John J. and Elizabeth Carr. Comie married 2^nd  Edna C. Davis; she was the daughter of James Whitten Davis and Nancy Jane King, Edna was born on 15 September 1891 and died 12 October 1973. Comie, Nannie and Edna are buried in Goshen Church Cemetery.

 

      On November 7, 1898, Max Grief conveyed 53 acres and 87 ½ rods to C. A. Davis…”beginning on a corner to S. C. Davis…reserving right for wagon road across said land…”[16]

 

On October 21, 1926 C. A. Davis sold to E. M. Davis 6.8 acres.[17]

 

Comie and Nannie’s children:

5.1.        Lucy Clara married Charles Calvin Davis on 24 January 1911 in Bland. She was born in August 1893 and died in 1938. Charles was the son of John Troy Davis and Mary D. Bowles. He was born on 25 September 1887 and died in 1929. Lucy married 2^nd  Garnett Terry on 25 July 1934 in Pulaski. Garnett was the son of William Saunders Terry and Eugenia Thomas King. He was born 25 June 1904 and died 03 January 1960. Lucy and Charles are buried in the Goshen Church Cemetery; Garnett in the Hidden Valley #1 Cemetery, Bland. Charles and Lucy had children:

5.1.1.      Charlie Ray married Ethel Mae Collins, daughter of George William Collins and Bessie L. Hancock.

5.1.2.      Vance Calvin married Ethel Letha Kitts, daughter of Robert Hutsel Kitts and Bertha J. Davis.They had one son:

5.1.2.1.    Duane Calvin

5.1.3.      Phillip Astor married Violet Etta King on 11 April 1934. Violet was the daughter of Joseph S. King and Emily Etta Pegram.

5.1.4.      Carl Brown married Ida Kate Terry on 11 April 1936 in Bland. Kate was the daughter of William Saunders Terry and Eugenia Thomas King.

5.1.5.   Ruth Agnes married James Larkin Corder, son of Benjamin Larkin Corder and Frances Bell Davis. *See Corder Family.

5.2.            Emily Jane married Walter Wirt Hall on 12 February 1917 in Bland. Emily was born 04 January 1896 and died 24 January 1982. Walter was born in 1897 and died in 1967. Walter and Emily are buried in the Bland Cemetery, Bland County. Two sons were listed in the 1920 Bland County census, Walter age one year and eleven months and Ervin age one month. Ervin Blake married Lois Katherine Davis; daughter of Claude Swanson Davis and Gladys C. Davis.

5.3.            Allie Belle married Edgar Carpenter on 23 June 1919 in Bland. Allie was born on 24 February 1897 and died 06 April 1968. Edgar was born on 27 June 1897 in Carroll County and died 28 October 1958. They are buried in the Goshen Church Cemetery. One daughter is buried in the Goshen Cemetery: Lorene M. born 1927 and died 1927. Other children from the 1930 Wythe County Census:

5.3.1.      Comie.

5.3.2.      Raymond.

5.3.3.      Ruby.

5.3.4.      Ernest.

5.3.5.      Geraldine

5.4.           Albert Jackson married Nannie Virginia Davis on 11 February 1918 in Bland. Albert was born April 1898. Nannie was born 25 March 1899. She was the daughter of James Whitten Davis and Nancy Jane King. Albert and Nannie were living in the city of Bluefield, Mercer County, West Virginia in 1920 with daughter Beulah who was 1½ years old. Sister-in-law, Amie Davis was living with them. In 1930, Nannie was listed with sister Amy and her son David Martin and her own two daughters, Beulah and Helen .[18]

5.5.           Miranda Elizabeth married Adam McKinley Crisco on 06 September 1923 in Pulaski County. She wasborn 28 September 1900 and died 13 October 1988. Children:

5.5.1.  Calvin Orrin.

5.5.2.  Andrew Wayne.

5.5.3.  McKinley Adam.

5.5.4.  Donald.