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     Sadie Olean Wade is the daughter of William Wallace Wade and Letha Ann Tillery.¹

     Ronald Milton Hall is the son of Milton Parker Hall and Sadie Olean Wade.¹

     James L. Willis was born in January 1852 at Georgia.

James L. Willis married Martha A. Pritchard circa 1876 at Talbot County, Georgia.¹

James L. Willis enumerated as "James L. Willis" was listed as the head of household on the 1900 Census of at Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia, Talbotton, Georgia Militia District 685, Talbot County, Georgia. Also living in the household were his wife, Martha A. Pritchard., his mother-in-law, Sarah Macon . The official date of this census was 1 June 1900. It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900.Facts gathered from this census included: James L. Willis was the 48 year old white malewho was the Head of the Family. He was born in January 1852. He had been married for 24 years. He and both of his parents were born in Georgia. Farming was his occupation and he was fully employed. He could not read or write, but did speak English. His home was rented and was a house.

     William H. Pritchard is the son of James Pritchard and Sarah Macon.¹

     

Her married name was Sarah Elizabeth Carter Story (Storey).² Sarah Elizabeth Carter was born before 1820 at Georgia.³

Sarah Elizabeth was enumerated as "Sarah Story" was listed as a household member living with William Story (Storey) on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included: Sarah Story was a 40 year old white female who was a household member (probably the wife) in the William Story household. She was born in Georgia. She could no tread and write.⁴

She was enumerated as "Sarah Story" and was listed as a household member living with William Story (Storey) on the 1870 Census for Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia, O'neills District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included: Sarah Story was a 50 year old white female who was a household member (probably the wife) in the William Story household. Her occupation was at home. She was born in Georgia. She could read and write.⁵

This is a photograph of Sarah Elizabeth Carter Story (Storey) and William Story (Storey) dated circa 1950 at Talbot County, Georgia, The house was supposedly built by William Story and his wife Sarah Elizabeth Carter Story between 1850-1860. The house was bought by John Ross McDaniel at ? date.⁶

     Rebecca A. Pritchard was the daughter of James Pritchard and Sarah Macon.¹ She and William McDaniel werealternately recorded as having been married, son of George McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`, on 13 August 1865 at Talbot County, Georgia.²

As of 13 August 1865,her married name was Rebecca Pritchard McDaniel.³

Rebecca A. Pritchard married William McDaniel on 16 August 1865 at Talbot County, Georgia.⁴

They was enumerated as " Rebecca McDaniel" was listed as household members living with William McDaniel on the 1870 Census for Hamilton, Harris County, Georgia, Hamilton P.O.. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included:Rebecca McDaniel was listed as a 25 year old, white, female; who was a household member and placed as if she were the wife of the Head of the Family William McDaniel. She indicated that her occupation was keeping house; She was born in Georgia.⁵

She was enumerated as "Rebecca McDaniel" and was listed as the wife of William McDaniel on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, Georgia Military District 688. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:Rebecca McDaniel was a 34 year old white, married, female who was the wife of the Head of the Family, Wm. McDaniel. Her occupation was keeping house. She and both of her parents were born in Georgia.⁶

Rebecca died before 1895 at Marshall, Harrison County, Texas. She was preceded in death by her. She was survived by her husband, William McDaniel, sons, George M. McDaniel, daughters, Mamie McDaniel, mother, Sarah Macon.⁷

     GA, Talbot County 1900 Census was the child of US Census and Georgia Census.

     

Her married name was Martha A. Pritchard Willis.¹ Martha A. Pritchard was born in April 1856 at Georgia. She was the daughter of James Pritchard and Sarah Macon.²

Martha A. Pritchard married James L. Willis circa 1876 at Talbot County, Georgia.¹

Martha A. Pritchard enumerated as "Martha A. Willis" was listed as the wife of James L. Willis on the 1900 Census of at Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia, Talbotton, Georgia Militia District 685, Talbot County, Georgia. The official date of this census was 1 June 1900. It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900. Facts gathered from this census included: Martha A.Willis was the 48 year old white female who was the wife of the Head of the Family, James L. Willis. She was born in April 1852. She had been married for 24 years. She and her father were born in Georgia, while her mother was born in North Carolina. Her occupation was not given. She could read, write, and speak English. COMMENTS: Her mother's birthplace was erroneously listed as North Carolina instead of South Carolina.

     GA, Harris County 1870 Census was the child of US Census and Georgia Census.

     George M. McDaniel was born in October 1867 at Georgia.² He was the son of William McDaniel and Rebecca A. Pritchard.¹

They was enumerated as " George McDaniel" was listed as household members living with William McDaniel on the 1870 Census for Hamilton, Harris County, Georgia, Hamilton P.O.. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included:George McDaniel was listed as a 5 year old, white, male; and household member who was probably the son of the the Head of the Family, William McDaniel. No occupation was indicated. He was born in Georgia.¹

He was enumerated as "George McDaniel" and was listed as the son of William McDaniel on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, Georgia Military District 688. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:George McDaniel was a 13 year old white,single, male who was the son of the Head of the Family, William McDaniel. His occupation was working on a farm. He and both of his parents were born in Georgia.³

George M. McDaniel married Mary L. (?) in 1888 at Georgia.⁴

George M. McDaniel enumerated as "George McDaniel" was listed as the head of household on the 1900 Census of at Denton, Texas, Justice Precinct 4. Also living in the household were, his sons, Hollis McDaniel, George W. McDaniel and Fredric McDaniel., his niece, Alice Taylor . The official date of this census was 1 June 1900. It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900.Facts gathered from this census included:George McDaniel. was the 32 year old white male, Head of the Family. He was born in October 1867. He had been married for 12 years. He and both of his parents were born in Georgia. His occupation was a farmer, and he had not been unemployed . He could read and write, and speak English. He rented his house which was on a farm. Farm Schedule 262.²

George M. McDaniel enumerated as "George M. McDaniel" was listed as the head of household on the 1910 Census of at 903 East Austin Street, Marshall, Harrison County, Texas, Ward 2. Also living in the household were his wife, Rosa L (?). . The official date of this census was 15 April 1910. It did not include anyone born after 15 April 1910. Facts gathered from this census included: George M McDaniel was a 43 year old white male who was the Head of the Family. He had been married for 16 years. He and both of his parents were born in Georgia He spoke English. He was a salesman for a marble manufacturer.He was an employee and was at work on 15 April 1910. He had ben fully employed during 1909. He could read and write. He owned his home free, and it was a house.⁵

George M. McDaniel enumerated as "George M. McDaniel" was listed as the head of household on the 1920 Census of at 903 East Austin Street, Marshall, Harrison County, Texas, Justice Precinct 3. Also living in the household were his wife, Rosa L. McDaniel. . The official date of this census was 01 January 1920.Facts gathered from this census included: George M. McDaniel was a 53 year old white male who was the Head of the Family. He owned his home free.He was married. He was able to read and write. He and both his parents were born in Georgia. He spoke English. His occupation was a marble dealerand he was an employer.⁶


George M. McDaniel enumerated as was listed as the head of household on the 1930 Census of at 903 East Austin Street, Marshall, Harrison County, Texas, usa, Justice Precinct 4. ED 102-8. Also living in the household were. . The official date of this census was 15 April 1930. Facts gathered from this census included:George M. McDaniel was a 63 year old white male who was the head of the family. The home was owned and valued at $5500. It was not a farm. The family owned a radio. He was first married at the age of 27 years. He had not attended school since 1 September 1929, but could read and write. He and both of his parents were born in Georgia. He spoke English. His occupation was a dealer in monuments. He was an employer and was actually at work. He was not a vetreran. ["George M. McDaniel"].⁷

     Mamie McDaniel was born circa 1879 at Talbot County, Georgia.² She was the daughter of William McDaniel and Rebecca A. Pritchard.^1,2

She was enumerated as "Mamie McDaniel" and was listed as the daughter of William McDaniel on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, Georgia Military District 688. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:Mamie McDaniel was a 1 year old white,single, female who was the daughter of the Head of the Family, William McDaniel. Her occupation was at home. She and both of her parents were born in Georgia.²

Mamie McDaniel enumerated as "Mamie McDaniel"was listed as the daughter of William McDaniel on the 1900 Census of at Marshall, Harrison County, Texas, Marshall, Ward 1(Justice Precinct 8). The official date of this census was 1 June 1900. It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900.Facts gathered from this census included:Mamie McDaniel. was the 22 year old white female, daughter of the Head of the Family, William McDaniel. She was born in September 1877. She was single. She and both of her parents were born in Georgia. Her occupation was not listed. She could read and write, and speak English.³

     

Her married name was Man McDaniel.² Man (?) was born in September 1863 at Mississippi.¹

Man (?) married William McDaniel circa 1895.¹

Man (?) enumerated as "Man McDaniel" was listed as the wife of William McDaniel on the 1900 Census of at Marshall, Harrison County, Texas, Marshall, Ward 1(Justice Precinct 8). The official date of this census was 1 June 1900. It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900.Facts gathered from this census included: Man McDaniel. was the 37 year old white female, who was the (second) wife of the Head of the Family, William McDaniel. She was born in March 1863. She was )married for the past 5 years.She had no children She and both of her parents were born in Mississippi. Her occupation was not listed. She could read and write, and speak English.¹

     TX, Harrison County 1900 Census was the child of US Census and Texas Census.

     Texas Census is the daughter of State Census.

     

He was enumerated as "Geo.Hollis" and was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 17. Mary V., Francis M. Hollis, Leonard S. Hollis, Monroe Hollis, Maper Hollis, Susan G. Hollis and Alvarade Hollis were listed as household members. The official date for this census was 1 June 1840. Facts gathered from this census included:George was a 43 year old white male whose profession was not listed. He indicated his place of birth was Georgia. George McDaniel were listed as his neighbors.²

George died before 1860 He was not listed on the 1860 Census with his wife Mary or son Leonard. He was preceded in death by his. He was survived by his wives, Mary V..^3,4

     Mary V. was born circa 1814 at South Carolina.¹

As of circa 1833,her married name was Mary V. Hollis.^2,1

She enumerated as "Mary Hollis" and was listed as a household member living with George Hollis on the 1850 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 17. The official date for this census was 1 June 1850. Facts gathered from this census included:Mary was a 35 year old white female who was a member and probablythe wife rof the Head of the Family, George Hollis. Her profession was not listed. She indicated her place of birth was South Carolina.²

Mary was enumerated as "Mary V. Hollis" on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. Francis M. Hollis, Susan G. Hollis and Gideon J. Hollis were listed as household members. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included:Mary V. Hollis was a 46 year old white female who was Head of the Family. She valued her real estate at $1400 and her personal estate at $1180. Her birthplace was South Carolina. Monroe Hollis, Leonard S. Hollis and George McDaniel were listed as her neighbors.¹

     Francis M. Hollis was born circa 1833 at Georgia.¹ He was the son of George Hollis and Mary V..¹

He enumerated as "Francis Hollis" and was listed as a household member living with George Hollis on the 1850 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 17. The official date for this census was 1 June 1850. Facts gathered from this census included:Francis Hollis was a 17 year old white male who was a household member and probably the son of the Head of the Family, George Hollis. He indicated his place of birth was Georgia. No occupation was given. He had attended school within the year.¹

Francis M. was enumerated as "Francis M. Hollis" was listed as a household member living with Mary V. on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included:Francis M. Hollis was a 27 year old white male who was a household member and probably the son of the Head of the Family, Mary V. Hollis. His occupation was farming. He was born in Georgia.²

     Maper Hollis was born circa 1842 at Talbot County, Georgia.² He was the son of George Hollis and Mary V..^1,2

He enumerated as "Maper Hollis" and was listed as a household member living with George Hollis on the 1850 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 17. The official date for this census was 1 June 1850. Facts gathered from this census included:Maper Hollis was an 8 year old white male who was a household member and probably the son of the Head of the Family, George Hollis. He indicated his place of birth was Georgia. His occupation was not listed. He had attended school within the year.²

     Susan G. Hollis was born circa 1846 at Talbot County, Georgia.³ She was the daughter of George Hollis and Mary V..^2,3

She enumerated as "Susan Hollis" and was listed as a household member living with George Hollis on the 1850 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 17. The official date for this census was 1 June 1850. Facts gathered from this census included: Susan was a 4 year old white female who was a household member and probably the daughter of the Head of the Family, George Hollis. Her profession was not listed. She indicated her place of birth was Georgia.³

Susan G. was enumerated as "Susan G. Hollis" was listed as a household member living with Mary V. on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included:Susan G. Hollis was a 14 year old white female who was a household member and probably the daughter of the Head of the Family, Mary V. Hollis. Her birthplace was Georgia, and she attended school within the year..¹

     Alvarade Hollis was born circa 1848 at Talbot County, Georgia.¹ He was the son of George Hollis and Mary V..^1,2

He enumerated as "Alvarade Hollis" and was listed as a household member living with George Hollis on the 1850 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 17. The official date for this census was 1 June 1850. Facts gathered from this census included:Alvarade Hollis was a 2 year old white male who was a household member and probably the son of the Head of the Family, George Hollis. He indicated his place of birth was Georgia. His occupation was not listed.¹

     Richard Hollis was born circa 1869 at Talbot County, Georgia.⁴ He was the son of Monroe Hollis and Elizabeth McDaniel.^2,3

He was enumerated as "Richard Hollis" and was listed as a household member living with Monroe Hollis on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included:Richard Hollis was a 1 year old white male who was the son of the Head of the Family, Munroe Hollis. His place of birth was Georgia.⁵

He was enumerated as "Richard Hollis" and was listed as the son of Monroe Hollis on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, Georgia Military District 688. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:Richard Hollis was a 11 year old single,white male who was the son of the Head of the Family, Monroe Hollis. He was in school during the year His and both of his parents place of birth was Georgia.⁶

     Albertha Hollis is the daughter of Monroe Hollis and Elizabeth McDaniel.^2,3