1. JOHN² BRADLEY (BRADLEY¹) was born Abt. 1755. He married SARAH.

Notes for JOHN BRADLEY:

Early in 1780 the British forces reoccupied Agusta, GA and strengthened

their works. They were attacked by Elijah Clark and Major James Jackson,

but they resisted. When Governor Wright was placed in his seat again he

called a meeting of a loyal assembly, and they at once retaliated on the Whigs

by passing an act of attainder and confiscation. This roll of honor has been

preserved and is herewith given. It aimed to take in all those who were

obnoxious to the crown, John Bradley, sea captain was one of the list of men.

Not sure if this John Bradley was John Henry Bradley's father or not, needs

more research. It is placed here for information. If someone knows of a

connection and the source, please let me know.

More About JOHN BRADLEY:

Occupation: Sea Captain

Child of JOHN BRADLEY and SARAH is:

2. JOHN HENRY³ BRADLEY (JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born Abt. 1790 in SC, and died 1849 in Nassau Co., Fl. He married HONOUR CIVILITY Abt. 1821, daughter of WILLIAM HAZZARD JR.?.

Notes for JOHN HENRY BRADLEY:

John Bradley must have fought in the Seminole Indian wars.

Index to Florida militia muster rolls, Seminole Indian wars: Surnames A-D

and Unknown

File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Aurie Morrison.

Bradley, Jno

Pvt, 08:003-4

Bradley, John

Pvt, 08:001-2, 07:015-16, 02:017-18, 02:019-20, 04:030, 04:031, 04:065,

04:067

http://www.usigs.org/library/military/links/ind.htm

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THE INDIAN WARS ERA

From Jamestown to The Wars of Westward Expansion

Bradley, James

Pvt, 02:038-39, 05:103-104

Bradley, Jethrow

Pvt, 05:058-59

Bradley, Jno

Pvt, 08:003-4

Bradley, John

Pvt, 08:001-2, 07:015-16, 02:017-18, 02:019-20, 04:030, 04:031, 04:065,

04:067

Bradley, Perry

Pvt, 04:065

Bradley, R D

Capt, 02:036-37, 02:038-39, 02:040-41, 02:042-43, 02:044-45, 02:046-47,

01:079

Pvt, 06:116-117

Bradley, R H

Pvt, 02:044-45, 02:046-47

Bradley, Robert D

Capt, 02:048-49, 02:050-51

Bradley, Robt D

Capt, 02:036-37, 02:046-47

Bradley, William

Pvt, 04:097, 04:099

Sgt Maj, 01:073-75

Bradley, Willis

Pvt, 02:060-61, 02:062-63, 08:078-79

Bradley, Wilson

Pvt, 08:072-73

Bradly, Robt D

Capt, 01:079-80

More About JOHN HENRY BRADLEY:

Census: 1840, Census Nassau Co., FL

Ref:: Barbara Justice <AJus100395@aol.com>

Notes for HONOUR CIVILITY:

Honour may have been a Hazzard since she named a son John Hazzard Bradley, and another son Oliver, which was the name of Oliver Hazzard. There was a Col. William Hazzard Sr. from Buefort, SC.

Maiden name may have been Hazzard. Not sure.

More About HONOUR CIVILITY:

Census: 1850, Census Nassau Co., FL

Children of JOHN BRADLEY and HONOUR CIVILITY are:

3. HENRY T.⁴ BRADLEY (JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born Abt. 1822 in Fl, and died October 1888. He married ELIZABETH MARGARAET LAURAMORE May 20, 1853.

More About HENRY T. BRADLEY:

Census: 1870, Nassau Co. FL

Occupation: Farmer, CSA

More About ELIZABETH MARGARAET LAURAMORE:

Census: 1870, Nassau Co. FL

Children of HENRY BRADLEY and ELIZABETH LAURAMORE are:

4. ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY (JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born January 11, 1830 in Nassau Co. FL, and died February 21, 1901. She married (1) JAMES R. GREEN. She married (2) JOSHUA TANNER September 12, 1850 in Duval County, Fl., son of DAVID TANNER and CHARITY.

Notes for ELIZABETH BRADLEY:

<EGBradley@ij.net>

More About ELIZABETH BRADLEY:

Census: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., FL

More About JAMES R. GREEN:

Census: 1895, Nassau Co., FL

Notes for JOSHUA TANNER:

Marriage record lists his name as Jersua Turner instead of Joshua Tanner. Marriage record list Eliza's name as Elija Bradley in Duval Co., FL marriage records. He was a private in 1 Co. B Florida Cavalry and died in the Civil War at Gettysburg, VA.

http://www.magicnet.net/~cmobley/gene77.html#cwnotes

THE WAY IT WAS-Gene Barber

Partial List Of Veterans Buried In The County

The following list of County Veterans buried in Baker County is partial, omitting all deaths since 1940 and inadvertently missing some of the earliest burials. Hopefully, the list will soon be brought up to date and corrected. Anyone having factual knowledge of other Veterans buried in the County is requested to help amend the list.

Woodlawn: William Alexander, CSA; George A. Allen, Sp-Am; Ellery C. Appleton, GAR; John C. Bennett, CSA; Clifford Blair, WW I; John C. Crawford, CSA; Edward W. Crockett, WW I; C.C. Fraser, CSA; Lucious Gainey, peacetime; John R. Herndon, CSA; Urban C. Herndon, CSA; James M. Milton, WW I; David H. Moats, CSA; Benjamin L. Morgan CSA; John Marcus Phillips, WW l; Edward Rowe, 2nd - and 3rd Sem. Wars;. Benjamin H. Tanner, CSA; David H. Tanner, CSA; Covington Tomlinson, WW I.

THE BAKER COUNTY PRESS, Thursday, January 27, 1977, Page Two

THE WAY IT WAS-Gene Barber

Part one

Notes On The Civil War - Baker County Men And Their Units

The dilapidated condition of records of the Civil War forced an order by the Federal Government forbidding examination of them. As a result of this and the complete absence of some Confederate records, the various camps of Confederate veterans of Florida attempted to gather rolls of Florida soldiers in the Indian Wars and Civil War but without much success.

The R. E. Lee Camp of Jacksonville number 59 was one of the most successful, but their compilation was lost in the great fire which destroyed most of downtown Jacksonville in 1901.

Mr. Long of Bradford County introduced an act in 1903, known as Chapter 5203 Laws of Florida, to compile an History of Soldiers of Florida Serving in the Indian, Mexican, Spanish-American, and War Between the States.

Little by little, and not a little of it by word of mouth, the Confederate rolls were gathered, including the names of some of the men who served from Baker County and from just across its borders.

' Eighth Fla. Inf. This unit was mustered into service in May of 1862, the men selected as officers (soldiers elected their own officers in those days) R.T. Floyd, Col.; John M. Pons, Lt. Col.; and W.I. Turner, Maj. Shortly after organization, the 3th was ordered to Virginia and joined the 2nd, and with the 2nd and 5th, fought in the 2nd Battle of Manassas, 30 August, 1862.

Baker County men who served in the 8th, Company I were: Isaac and Isaiah Barber, John Barton, Elias Bennett, John G. Bennett, Wiley Bennett, William Bennett, John E. Burnsed, C. Crews, Samuel Crews, William P. Crews, Geo. Davis, John G. Davis, Levi, Drawdy, John R. Herndon, Robert C. Lauramore, Richard M. Lauramore, John Prescott, William J. Raulerson, Henry Rhoden, Isham Rhoden, James J. Rhoden, John A.J. Rhoden, John H. Rhoden, Levi Rhoden, George W. Roberts, Alfred Sparkman, Luke Sparkman, William C. Sparkman, and Elisha Wilderson.

In Company H of that same unit was George W. Barber. Company E was represented by Belone R. Dinkins, J.W. Hancock, and S. Hancock.

Company C's one Baker Countian was Durham Hancock.

Company F: John Rowe and Elias Williams.

Company G: William R. Simmons, Matthew Tanner.

Of the aforementioned some few notes have come to light through research. Isaac Barber was imprisoned at Ft. Delaware and after the war moved to Osceola County where he was murdered by Reconstructionist and 'Scalawags'. His brother Isaiah was lost during a retreat in South Carolina, last seen slumped, wounded, against a tree unable to keep up with Company I.

Samuel Crews was shot at Missionary Ridge the 18th of November, 1863 and again in Nashville December the 12th of '64. John Prescott was wounded and disabled at Chancellorsville. Isham Rhoden was imprisoned in Ft. Delaware. Levi Rhoden was wounded at Sharpsburg on the 17th of September 1862.

George W. Roberts was killed during the Battle of Missionary Ridge on the 25th of November, 1863. And Elisha Wilkerson was wounded at Sharpsburg September 9th, 1862.

THE BAKER COUNTY PRESS, Thursday, February 3, 1977, Page Two

THE WAY IT WAS-Gene Barber

Some Notes On The Civil War

- The Men Who Served

Part Two

The 3rd Fla. Infantry with its fancy company names assembled on Amelia Island on the 25th of June, 1861. Columbia County's Arthur J.T. Wright was elected Lt. Col. On August 10th the 3rd was mustered into Confederate Service.

Baker County and neighboring men who had joined the Duval County Cowboys, Jacksonville Light Infantry, and Columbia Dixie Stars became part of the 3rd and saw service in the northeast part of the state. In March of '62 they camped at Baldwin, underwent some training there, and in April they left for Mississippi and Tennessee.

Area men who served in the 3rd were:

Jacksonville Light Infantry: Davis, James S. 'Hogeye' - wounded in the eye during one of the Union Jacksonville landings, and wounded Missionary Ridge.

F 3rd Fla. Inf.: Carter, Levi - shot Chickamauga 19 Sept. 1863; Sweat, Henry

Maxwell - Sgt.

Former Gov. Madison Starke Perry mustered in his men of Florida's Seventh Regiment of Infantry at Gainesville in April of 1862.

Men who served in Company I of the 7th were: Thompson, Thomas William;

Thompson, William Jefferson; Mann, Archibald J. - medical discharge due to chronic rheumatism; Mann, Benjamin D. - captured Missionary Ridge; Mann, William J. - died of disease Knoxville, Tenn.

The First Florida Cavalry commanded by Col. G.W.M. Davis assembled at Camp Mary David south of Tallahassee on June 20th, 1861. There were 10 companies from Alachua, Baker, Clay, Columbia, Duval, Leon, Levy, Nassau, and Suwannee.

A 1st Fla. Cav.: Harvey, William B. - discharged for disability.

A 1st Fla. Cav.: Rowe, Azell Jackson - killed Gettsbury; Tanner, Benjamin Hopkins - wounded; Tanner, Cornealius - killed in battle; Tanner, Joshua.

D 1st Fla. Cav.: Berry, Henry D. - farrier (blacksmith), participated Battle of Olustee; Burnsed, James M. 3rd Lt. and also Sheriff of Baker County during the War; Burnsed, James W.; Burnsed, John Elias, transferred from 1 8th Fla. Inf., casualty; Burnsed, Phineas - 3rd Lt; Combs, John Richard 'Dick' - had a 'streak' of the sole of his foot shot away at Olustee; Combs, James; Combs, William; Canova, George Paul; Crews, Samuel - shot Missionary Ridge 18 Nov. 1863 and again at Nashville 15 Dec. 64; Davis, Earl; Davis, John C. - died in CSA hosp. of disease 6 June 63: Davis, Richard Bailey; Dobson Benjamin C.; Dowling,

Berrien, Dowling, William Henry; Driggers, Aaron - corporal; Driggers, William M.; Dugger, Aaron; Dugger, Robert B. - killed at Olustee; Fraser, James; Garrett, William; Harvey, James A.; Harvey, John - captain and Judge of Baker County at the same time; Harvey, John W.;

Hodges, James M. - shot Peach Tree Creek, Ga. 22 June 1864; Jones, John Paul; Johnson, Josiah H.; Johnson, Stephen - imprisoned; Johns, Reubin H.; Johns, Wiliam B.; Mathis, John - imprisoned Rock Island, Ill.; Pons, Joseph, 1st Lt.; Raulerson, Jacob - wounded Bristow Station, Tenn. 14 Oct. 1863.

Lists are dull to everybody except the one whose name is included: Some of these men have no other memorial than being included in a list buried somewhere. Others such as Pvt.

Ben Tanner never performed any noteworthy deeds during their civilian lives, but as was said of Pvt. Tanner by his comrades, "he was the best soldier who ever shouldered a musket."

ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/fl/baker/newspapers/wiw1977.txt

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USIGS MILITARY COLLECTION

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From Jamestown to The Wars of Westward Expansion

Tanner,

Pvt, 09:075-76

Tanner, Aaron

Pvt, 09:106-107

Tanner, Cornelius

Pvt, 04:083, 04:087, 04:089

Tanner, Jno W

Pvt, 09:110-111, 09:114-115, 09:124-125

Tanner, John

Pvt, 02:076-77, 02:078-79, 02:080-81, 02:082-83, 02:084-85, 02:086-87,

03:035, 05:035

Tanner, John W

Corp, 09:102-103

Pvt, 06:020-21, 06:026-27, 06:028-29, 06:030-31, 09:104-105, 09:106-107,

09:108-109, 09:118-119, 09:120-121, 09:122-123, 09:126-127, 09:128-129,

09:130-131, 09:1164-1175

Tanner, Joshua

Pvt, 04:083, 04:087

Tanner, Michael

Pvt, 04:005

Tanner, Mitchel

Corp, 02:046-47

Tanner, Mitchell

Corp, 02:044-45

Tanner, Morgan J

Corp, 09:005-6

Pvt, 09:003-4

Tanner, Morgan P

Corp, 09:007-8

Tanner, Simon B

Pvt, 05:060-61

Tanner, T B

Pvt, 08:101-102

Tanner, Vincent

Corp, 08:070-71, 08:072-73

Pvt, 07:015-16, 07:019-20

Tanner, Wiley

Pvt, 03:035

Tanner, Wyly

Pvt, 02:031

More About JOSHUA TANNER:

Burial: Conner-Green Cemetery? J. Tanner b. d.

Military service: June 1861, Mustered out Pvt. Florida 1st Cav Co. B CSA, from book "Soldiers of Florida."

Marriage Notes for ELIZABETH BRADLEY and JOSHUA TANNER:

(I can't get my computer to list Joshua Tanner as Elizabeth's 1st husband, James R. Green was her second husband).

Children of ELIZABETH BRADLEY and JAMES GREEN are:

Children of ELIZABETH BRADLEY and JOSHUA TANNER are:

5. HONOR CIVLITY⁴ BRADLEY (JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born January 1835, and died February 04, 1913. She married ARCHIBALD GRAHAM CREWS February 26, 1850 in Nassau Co., Fl, son of HENRY CREWS and MARTHA HODGES.

Notes for HONOR CIVLITY BRADLEY:

Received a widows pension.

Fla. Mounted Volunteers veteran (Indian War).

More About HONOR CIVLITY BRADLEY:

Burial: Emmaus Cem., Charlton Co., GA.

More About ARCHIBALD GRAHAM CREWS:

Burial: Emmmaus Cem., Charlton Co., St. George, G

Occupation: Indian War fighter.

Child of HONOR BRADLEY and ARCHIBALD CREWS is:

6. JOHN HAZZARD⁴ BRADLEY (JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born November 07, 1835 in FL, and died February 12, 1909. He married MARGARET MATILDA WAINWRIGHT July 13, 1859 in Duval Co., Fl.

Notes for JOHN HAZZARD BRADLEY:

John Bradley, private Sept. 29, 1861. Mustered out March 31, 1862.

Enlisted as a private in Co. C, 4th Reg. Ga. Cavalry (Clinch's), May 14,

1862. Roll for June 30, 1864 last on file, shows him absent with leave.

Paroled, Thomasville, Ga. May 10, 1865. "Roster of the Confederate Soldiers

of Georgia 1861-1865," Vol. III pg. 279.

Some of these land patents may belong to this John Bradley, considering his age.

Land Records--Florida

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Matches

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Patentee

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TWP

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JOHN BRADLEY

TALLAHASSEE

10085

1852/09/01

29

2.0 N

6.0 E

1

40.0300

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JOHN BRADLEY

GAINESVILLE

12340

1896/08/06

29

6.0 N

17.0 W

1

0.0000

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JOHN BRADLEY

GAINESVILLE

12340

1896/08/06

29

6.0 N

17.0 W

1

159.1900

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JOHN BRADLEY

GAINESVILLE

20773

1907/05/06

29

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19.0 W

1

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JOHN BRADLEY

GAINESVILLE

20773

1907/05/06

29

1.0 S

19.0 W

1

160.1900

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JOHN BRADLEY

TALLAHASSEE

2464

1829/04/15

29

6.0 N

12.0 W

1

80.0600

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More About JOHN HAZZARD BRADLEY:

Census: 1850, Callahan, Nassau Co., FL

Occupation: farmer

Ref:: FSGS Pioneer Descendant Certificate

More About MARGARET MATILDA WAINWRIGHT:

Census: 1870, Nassau Co. FL

Children of JOHN BRADLEY and MARGARET WAINWRIGHT are:

7. CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER (ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born January 01, 1856 in Bryceville, Nassau Co., Fl, and died April 22, 1939 in Nassau Co., FL. She married JAMES WESLEY KEEN July 28, 1879 in Nassau Co., FL, son of DAVID KEEN and NANCY WALKER.

More About CHARITY MARY JANE TANNER:

Burial: April 1939, Keen Cemetery, Ratliff Rd. Nassau Co. Fl

Census: 1895, Nassau Co. FL State

Occupation: Housewife

Ref:: Judge Huxfords Files, Huxford Genealogical Library, Homerville, GA

Notes for JAMES WESLEY KEEN:

James Wesley Keen was born before the Civil War on Nov. 3, 1859, in Charlton

Co., GA, son of David Myre and Nancy Walker Keen. (Keen was spelled "Keene" in the family Bible of David Myre and Nancy Walker Keen and in the census it was spelled Keen). His father was killed in the Civil War in 1862, and as soon as he could, he went to work on the railroad for 23 cents a day, to help his mother raise his brother and sister. James Wesley Keen married Charity Mary Jane Tanner, born Jan. 1, 1856, daughter of John "Josh" Tanner and Eliza Bradley Tanner. He made his living as a farmer and a timberman.

The following information was told, years ago, by Steve and Hattie Keen Johnson, when they were still living, that his first log home was located behind Farres, Jimmy and Edsel Higginbotham's homes on Ratliff Road in Nassau Co., Florida, and he owned a commissary that was near his home. He also, owned the first sawmill in the Keen settlement, until his son, James Mitchell Keen bought him out years later. Eventually, about the turn of the century, he built a large two story home on Ratliff Road, located directly across from the second railroad crossing as you drive from US 1 and go down Ratliff Road. The home is still standing, but looks quite different today, as the large upstairs and downstairs front porches that went all the way across the front of the home, were removed when it was remodeled around 1994. He also had a commissary nearby.

James W. Keen was elected County Commissioner for Nassau Co., in 1916 and

served for 16 years. He owned around 3,000 acres of land in the Keen settlement and paid 25 cents an acre for it. He also bought 1,000 acres of land around the Ratliff section and paid $10,000.00 for this land. James Wesley Keen Mapped out the way for the Georgia Southern Railroad to be placed through the land in the Keen settlement.

Ref: James W. Wingate, grandson.

More About JAMES WESLEY KEEN:

Burial: April 1939, Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Census: 1895, Nassau Co. Sate Census

Occupation: Farmer, timberman

Ref:: Judge Huxfords Files, Huxford Genealogical Library, Homerville, GA

Children of CHARITY TANNER and JAMES KEEN are:

8. ELIZABETH⁵ TANNER (ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born October 17, 1859 in Fl, and died September 13, 1939. She married NOAH S. GREEN September 20, 1876 in Nassau Co., Fl¹, son of JAMES GREEN and ELIZA.

More About ELIZABETH TANNER:

Burial: Conner-Green Cemetery?

Census: 1895, Nassau Co., FL

Occupation: Had 14 children.

More About NOAH S. GREEN:

Burial: Conner-Green Cemetery?

Census: 1895, Nassau Co., FL

Occupation: Had 14 children.

Children of ELIZABETH TANNER and NOAH GREEN are:

9. JOSHUA DAVID⁵ TANNER (ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born November 28, 1861 in Fl, and died November 09, 1964. He married ALICE.

Children of JOSHUA TANNER and ALICE are:

10. HENRY GRAHAM⁵ CREWS (HONOR CIVLITY⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born August 1854 in Charlton Co., Ga, and died January 04, 1924. He married EMILY HODGES February 02, 1879 in Charlton Co., GA, daughter of WILLIS HODGES and MEHALIA JOHNS.

More About HENRY GRAHAM CREWS:

Burial: Boones Creek Cem., Charlton Co., Ga

More About EMILY HODGES:

Burial: unmarked grave

Children of HENRY CREWS and EMILY HODGES are:

11. POLLY LUTISSE⁵ BRADLEY (JOHN HAZZARD⁴, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born 1862 in Fl. She married ARTHUR J. GREEN.

More About POLLY LUTISSE BRADLEY:

Census: 1870, Nassau Co. FL

More About ARTHUR J. GREEN:

Burial: Dyal Cemetery, Raiford, FL

Child of POLLY BRADLEY and ARTHUR GREEN is:

12. MARTHA ABIGALE⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born November 22, 1877, and died December 21, 1950. She married (2) ELIJAH HIGGINBOTHAM, son of ELIJAH HIGGINBOTHAM and MARY BRADDOCK. She married (3) CHARLES KIRKLAND.

More About MARTHA ABIGALE KEEN:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Notes for ELIJAH HIGGINBOTHAM:

still living - details excluded

More About ELIJAH HIGGINBOTHAM:

Ref:: LDS Ancestral File

More About CHARLES KIRKLAND:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Duval Co., Fl

Children of MARTHA ABIGALE KEEN are:

Children of MARTHA KEEN and ELIJAH HIGGINBOTHAM are:

Child of MARTHA KEEN and CHARLES KIRKLAND is:

13. JAMES MITCHELL⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born December 07, 1879 in Ratliff Rd., Nassau Co., Fl, and died July 04, 1961. He married IDELLA THOMAS.

Notes for JAMES MITCHELL KEEN:

James Mitchell Keen owned a large sawmill and was in the timber business.

More About JAMES MITCHELL KEEN:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

More About IDELLA THOMAS:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Duval Co., Fl

Children of JAMES KEEN and IDELLA THOMAS are:

14. NOEL JOSHUA⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born November 14, 1881 in Ratliff Rd., Nassau Co., Fl, and died October 14, 1966 in Williston, Fl. He married (1) EVELENA COWART. He married (2) LEONA MARGUERITE COWART.

Notes for NOEL JOSHUA KEEN:

Noel Keen was a Baptist preacher and was in the timbeer business with his sons in Bronson, Florida.

More About EVELENA COWART:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Children of NOEL KEEN and EVELENA COWART are:

Children of NOEL KEEN and LEONA COWART are:

15. CARRIE ELIZABETH⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born October 16, 1884 in Ratliff Road, Nassau Co., Fl, and died 1969. She married RICHARD ALLEN SMITH.

More About CARRIE ELIZABETH KEEN:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

More About RICHARD ALLEN SMITH:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Duval Co., Fl

Children of CARRIE KEEN and RICHARD SMITH are:

16. NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born August 31, 1885 in Ratliff Rd., Nassau Co., Fl, and died April 02, 1960. She married (1) JOSEPH JACKSON HAGAN.

More About NELLIE LOUISE KEEN:

Burial: Jones Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

More About JOSEPH JACKSON HAGAN:

Burial: Jones Cemetery, Nassau, Co., Fl

Children of NELLIE KEEN and JOSEPH HAGAN are:

17. ELLIS ROBERT⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born May 02, 1887 in Ratliff Rd., Nassau Co., Fl, and died December 03, 1962. He married VERDIE M. THOMAS.

Notes for ELLIS ROBERT KEEN:

Was Constable of Nassau, County, FL.

More About ELLIS ROBERT KEEN:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

More About VERDIE M. THOMAS:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Children of ELLIS KEEN and VERDIE THOMAS are:

18. MARY AMANDA⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born November 23, 1888 in Ratliff Road, Nassau Co., Fl, and died March 02, 1965. She married (1) FRANK HARGROVE. She married (2) JIMMY SWEAT.

More About MARY AMANDA KEEN:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Children of MARY KEEN and FRANK HARGROVE are:

19. OCEAY WILSON⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born May 29, 1890 in Ratliff Rd., Nassau Co., Fl, and died April 22, 1969. He married MINNIE LEE PLUMMER.

Notes for OCEAY WILSON KEEN:

Oceay Keen had a sawmill and was in the timber business.

More About OCEAY WILSON KEEN:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

More About MINNIE LEE PLUMMER:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Children of OCEAY KEEN and MINNIE PLUMMER are:

20. DOULIE MIDDLETON⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born November 01, 1891, and died December 04, 1980. He married AGGIE CHRISTINE JOHNSON, daughter of HENRY JOHNSON and JANE MASON.

Notes for DOULIE MIDDLETON KEEN:

Doulie Keen worked as an auto mechanic at Duval Motors and then went into the auto mechanic business for himself in Dinsmore, Florida.

Children of DOULIE KEEN and AGGIE JOHNSON are:

21. HATTIE HANSON⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born June 05, 1894 in Keen Settlement Ratliff Rd, Nassau Co FL, and died March 02, 1986 in Green Cove Springs, Clay Co., FL. She married STEPHEN LEE JOHNSON 1912, son of HENRY JOHNSON and JANE MASON.

Notes for HATTIE HANSON KEEN:

"Granny Johnson", as I remember her, was hardworking and expected all around her to do likewise. She was loving, as far as I was concerned, always quick to offer condolence when a growing youngster needed such. She had to have the yards swept clean regularly, not raked, but swept with a "brush broom", a batch of

gallberry bush , or something similar tied together as a broom. No grass was allowed to grow in the yard.

She cooked very much, beans, black eyed peas, rice and gravy, greens and such, as well as plenty of biscuits. We always had home made cane syrup on hand, plenty of home made butter, cured pork from the smoke house and yard chickens.

We ate well. All of this was cooked on a wood burning stove. I happened to be in charge of getting wood for the stove, this Was a monumental task, as a fire burned in the stove all day long during the winter time, and most of the time otherwise.

In those days, we hitched the horse to the wagon and would drive into the woods to find a tree that was lightning struck, it could not be too dead or Granny would not use it. We would saw it down and load it on the wagon and bring it home in lengths. Then we would saw it into stove lengths, split and stack to use. We also had to get wood for the fireplace in order to keep warm in the winter. Granny wanted plenty of wood, always. Many times she would come out to the wood pile and stay with us as we sawed the wood with a cross-cut saw. Grandaddy kept the saw and the axe sharp.

I can remember clothes washing day at home. In the early days, she would boil clothes in the boiler (that took wood also) and then scrub them on a washboard to finish cleaning them. Then she had to have two tubs of rinse water and wring them out by hand -- this was hard work. Then she got a washing machine with an eccentric gas motor. I have seen her kick on the start kick to crank until she was out of breath, but she usually got it started. This made her life a little easier on wash day.

Then we had to grow monster gardens so she would have plenty to eat, as well as to can. I remember her so well, shelling peas, butter beans, shucking corn, making pickles, doing all the things to have food aplenty for the times when we were not growing anything. We tried to have something growing most of the time.

Granny made sure of this.

We had to come home on the school bus in the evening, and Granny always had something baked that we could have a snack as soon as we got in the house, changed out of school clothes (you did not wear school clothes except to school), and before you started chores. She cooked ginger bread cakes a lot, these were about one half inch thick and five inches across, also sugar cakes, bread pudding, cake and pie. This made you want to hurry and get home. We also had milk cows so there was plenty of milk to drink with all this food.

Granny was a strict disciplinarian, as well, she would cut a switch, no belt or razor strap, out of a bush, and you knew you were in trouble. She would switch you good, then make you come and hug her and she would hug you telling you all the time it was for your own good, she wouldn't do that if she did not love you.

I could write, no telling how much, but this is some of the things that made quite an impact on me as I grew up. I loved my Granny, and I knew she truly loved me as well.

By: Dorman Mizell, grandson, 1998.

Cause of death: Strokes. She was 91 years old when she died.

More About HATTIE HANSON KEEN:

Burial: March 1986, Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Census: 1895, Nassau Co. FL State, listed as daughter of J. W. Keen and M. J. Keen

Occupation: Housewife

Ref:: March 16, 1978, Listed as surviving spouse on husband, Stephen L. Johnson's death certificate

Notes for STEPHEN LEE JOHNSON:

Stephen Lee Johnson was the son of Henry C. "Doc" and Jane Elizabeth Mason

Johnson. He was born in Nassau County and his family moved to Duval County when he was a baby. He grew up on a farm on Old Kings Road, North, near the Duval and Nassau County line. He was only six when his mother, a native of Edinburgh Scotland, died and 18 when his father died.

Steve, as he was called, saw Hattie Keen for the first time at a distance when he was working as a telegraph operator in Dinsmore. When he heard that one of her

brothers-in-law was giving a square dance, he went. At first they traveled around to various locations in Georgia where he was sent to operate the telegraph equipment, but he said he finally quit because of lack of decent housing accommodations for himself and his wife. He built a house on Ratliff Road in Nassau County near where Edsel and Jimmy Higginbotham's homes are now.

Two of her brothers ran sawmills, and he drove a team for one of them, four

yoke of oxen, and handled logs for him. He did a lot of wheel wright work, fixing the timber carts when they broke down. During the "great depression", he built moonshine stills for people, to make home brewed whiskey, as this was one of the few ways left for most people to make a living during that time.

He became interested in carpentry and construction when he worked for "Newt"

Conner at his store in Callahan, when Conner wanted to do a lot of remodeling. He then started building and remodeling homes on his own until his gradual retirement. He built a home for his wife on old Kings Road in Dinsmore. Later, he built another one about 100 yards down the road because she didn't like the first one.

As a retired non contract home builder, he could not sit back and do nothing,

and there wasn't enough income coming in, so in his workshop, he added to the family income by means of at-home carpentry, his wooden rocking chairs of massive proportions with soft cowhide stretched across the seats. After he

sold his first chair, word of mouth served as his advertisement and the chairs sold as fast as he could make them.

Steve died with leukemia when he was 86 years old, and he and his wife Hattie

had been married for 66 years.

Ref: Florida Times Union, Steve L. Johnson.

More About STEPHEN LEE JOHNSON:

Burial: March 1978, Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Occupation: Carpenter and farmer.

Marriage Notes for HATTIE KEEN and STEPHEN JOHNSON:

They were married for 65 years.

Children of HATTIE KEEN and STEPHEN JOHNSON are:

22. SHELLIE OLENE⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born July 03, 1896 in Ratliff Road, Nassau Co. Fl, and died May 02, 1919. She married HERMAN CARROLL.

Notes for SHELLIE OLENE KEEN:

Cause of death: Childbirth.

More About SHELLIE OLENE KEEN:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Child of SHELLIE KEEN and HERMAN CARROLL is:

23. EDNA⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born December 26, 1900 in Ratliff Road, Nassau Co., Fl, and died July 01, 1937. She married SANDERSON HIGGINBOTHAM.

More About EDNA KEEN:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

More About SANDERSON HIGGINBOTHAM:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Children of EDNA KEEN and SANDERSON HIGGINBOTHAM are:

24. EUDORA ANNETTE⁶ KEEN (CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born October 19, 1901 in Ratliff Road, Nassau Co., Fl, and died September 28, 1994 in Everglades City, Fl. She married JOHN T. WINGATE.

More About EUDORA ANNETTE KEEN:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

More About JOHN T. WINGATE:

Burial: Jones Cemetery, Callahan, Fl

Children of EUDORA KEEN and JOHN WINGATE are:

25. HENRY LAUTON⁶ CREWS (HENRY GRAHAM⁵, HONOR CIVLITY⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born January 1880 in Charlton Co., Ga, and died October 29, 1928. He married DAWSIE CONEEL Abt. 1901.

More About HENRY LAUTON CREWS:

Burial: Boone's Creek Cem

Children of HENRY CREWS and DAWSIE CONEEL are:

26. PARSHEL⁶ CREWS (HENRY GRAHAM⁵, HONOR CIVLITY⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born August 03, 1903 in Charlton Co., Ga, and died April 05, 1994. She married HERMAN O. STOKES, SR..

Children of PARSHEL CREWS and HERMAN STOKES are:

27. RICHARD HAZZARD⁶ GREEN (POLLY LUTISSE⁵ BRADLEY, JOHN HAZZARD⁴, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married ERNESTINE HILLIARAD.

Child of RICHARD GREEN and ERNESTINE HILLIARAD is:

28. EARL⁷ KIRKLAND (MARTHA ABIGALE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married ADDIE LEE 1930.

More About ADDIE LEE:

Burial: Riverside Memorial Park Cem.

Children of EARL KIRKLAND and ADDIE LEE are:

29. ROBERT CLYDE⁷ KIRKLAND (MARTHA ABIGALE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born December 05, 1905, and died March 21, 1947. He married ADA P. COPELAND.

More About ROBERT CLYDE KIRKLAND:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

More About ADA P. COPELAND:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Child of ROBERT KIRKLAND and ADA COPELAND is:

30. DELL⁷ HIGGINBOTHAM (MARTHA ABIGALE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married ARTHUR RYALS.

Children of DELL HIGGINBOTHAM and ARTHUR RYALS are:

31. MARY ESTELLE⁷ HIGGINBOTHAM (MARTHA ABIGALE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born March 18, 1893, and died June 21, 1942. She married CLARENCE YOUNG.

More About MARY ESTELLE HIGGINBOTHAM:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Children of MARY HIGGINBOTHAM and CLARENCE YOUNG are:

32. MORRIS⁷ HIGGINBOTHAM (MARTHA ABIGALE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born April 30, 1900, and died May 30, 1974. He married PEARL YOUNG.

More About MORRIS HIGGINBOTHAM:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

More About PEARL YOUNG:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Children of MORRIS HIGGINBOTHAM and PEARL YOUNG are:

33. VERNON⁷ KEEN (JAMES MITCHELL⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married (1) ELIZABETH FROITZHEIM. He married (2) NANCY HINKLE.

Children of VERNON KEEN and ELIZABETH FROITZHEIM are:

Child of VERNON KEEN and NANCY HINKLE is:

34. ETHEL MARIE⁷ KEEN (JAMES MITCHELL⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born November 26, 1903, and died April 30, 1994. She married JESSE ALVA ATKINSON, son of JESSIE ATKINSON and JANE JOHNSON.

Notes for ETHEL MARIE KEEN:

Cause of death, cancer.

More About ETHEL MARIE KEEN:

Baptism: Baptist

Occupation: Homemaker

Notes for JESSE ALVA ATKINSON:

still living - details excluded

More About JESSE ALVA ATKINSON:

Census: Greenlawn Cemetery, Jacksonville, Duval, Co., FL

Ref:: Family records of Florence E. James; John william Atkinson; raymond Atkinson

Children of ETHEL KEEN and JESSE ATKINSON are:

35. EVA ALMA⁷ KEEN (JAMES MITCHELL⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born May 16, 1905, and died January 23, 1988. She married (1) WADE HAMPTON CREWS. She married (2) SIDNEY F. THOMAS.

More About EVA ALMA KEEN:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

More About WADE HAMPTON CREWS:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

Child of EVA KEEN and WADE CREWS is:

36. SHIRLEY VESTA⁷ KEEN (NOEL JOSHUA⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married OLIVER EVERETT BOALS.

Notes for SHIRLEY VESTA KEEN:

still living - details excluded

Notes for OLIVER EVERETT BOALS:

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Children of SHIRLEY KEEN and OLIVER BOALS are:

37. RAETIA EVERETT⁷ KEEN (NOEL JOSHUA⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born November 14, 1914 in Ratliff Rd. Fl, and died October 28, 1974 in Bronson, Fl. He married (1) ESSIE PARRISH. He married (2) JULIA SESSIONS BAKER.

Notes for JULIA SESSIONS BAKER:

still living - details excluded

Child of RAETIA KEEN and ESSIE PARRISH is:

38. NOEL JAMES⁷ KEEN (NOEL JOSHUA⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born January 16, 1920 in Ratliff Rd, Callahan, Nassau Co., Fl, and died May 11, 1982 in Bronson, Fl. He married (1) MARJORIE GLISSON. He married (2) LOU EVA OSTEEN.

Notes for LOU EVA OSTEEN:

still living - details excluded

Child of NOEL KEEN and MARJORIE GLISSON is:

Children of NOEL KEEN and LOU OSTEEN are:

39. VELVEHREE EVANGELINE⁷ KEEN (NOEL JOSHUA⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married (1) HAMON SAMUEL BUTLER. She married (2) JOHN EDWIN GRIFFIS.

Notes for VELVEHREE EVANGELINE KEEN:

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Notes for HAMON SAMUEL BUTLER:

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Notes for JOHN EDWIN GRIFFIS:

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Child of VELVEHREE KEEN and HAMON BUTLER is:

Children of VELVEHREE KEEN and JOHN GRIFFIS are:

40. JAMES WESLEY⁷ KEEN (NOEL JOSHUA⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married MARY ANN BLANTON.

Notes for JAMES WESLEY KEEN:

still living - details excluded

Notes for MARY ANN BLANTON:

still living - details excluded

Children of JAMES KEEN and MARY BLANTON are:

41. LEE MACK⁷ SMITH (CARRIE ELIZABETH⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married ALBENA LEE LAWRENCE.

Children of LEE SMITH and ALBENA LAWRENCE are:

42. JIMMY⁷ SMITH (CARRIE ELIZABETH⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married ETTA SIKES.

Notes for ETTA SIKES:

still living - details excluded

Children of JIMMY SMITH and ETTA SIKES are:

43. VIRGINIA (GEN) MYRTLE⁷ SMITH (CARRIE ELIZABETH⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born July 31, 1902 in Crawford, Nassau Co., FL. She married (1) FRED CARROLL. She married (2) WILLIAM NEWTON YOUNG December 26, 1920 in Nassau Co., FL, son of PETER YOUNG and ELIZA CARVER.

More About WILLIAM NEWTON YOUNG:

Census: Homerville, Clinch Co., GA

Children of VIRGINIA SMITH and WILLIAM YOUNG are:

44. HARRY FREDERICK⁷ SMITH (CARRIE ELIZABETH⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born August 11, 1907, and died May 05, 1948. He married ETNA HAGAN, daughter of JOSEPH HAGAN and NELLIE KEEN.

Child of HARRY SMITH and ETNA HAGAN is:

45. LESTER DONALD⁷ SMITH (CARRIE ELIZABETH⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born September 22, 1932, and died December 19, 1944. He married ROSA LEE HUNT.

Children of LESTER SMITH and ROSA HUNT are:

46. GRADY J.⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born in Nassau Co Fl. He married BERNICE NORTON 1940.

Notes for BERNICE NORTON:

HAGAN - Funeral services for Bernice N. Hagan, 76, of Callahan will be

held at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday in the 1st Baptist Church of Callahan, with

burial in Jones Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, Grady Hagan,

Callahan, 2 daughters, Joyce Clouse, Jax. and Delores Hagan, Callahan, 1

sister, Beulah Murphy, Jax., 1 grandson, Randy Page, 1 great granddaughter

Erica Page. Visitation will be 7 to 9 P.M. Tuesday at CALLAHAN

FUNERAL HOME.

More About BERNICE NORTON:

Burial: Jones Cemetery, Callahan, Nassau Co., Fl

Children of GRADY HAGAN and BERNICE NORTON are:

47. ETNA⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married (1) HARRY FREDERICK SMITH, son of RICHARD SMITH and CARRIE KEEN. She married (2) LAWRENCE KINGHORN.

Child of ETNA HAGAN and HARRY SMITH is:

Child of ETNA HAGAN and LAWRENCE KINGHORN is:

48. CLINTON⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married BURTIE HIGGINBOTHAM, daughter of HIGGINBOTHAM.

Children of CLINTON HAGAN and BURTIE HIGGINBOTHAM are:

49. JAMES⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married (1) LOUISE CREWS. He married (2) CARRIE BELL ENGLISH.

Children of JAMES HAGAN and CARRIE ENGLISH are:

50. RALEIGH⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married GLADYS SHEFFIELD in ?.

Children of RALEIGH HAGAN and GLADYS SHEFFIELD are:

51. RUBY NELL⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) died May 29, 1995. She married (1) O'CONNELL. She married (2) CLARENCE HIGGINBOTHAM November 28, 1925, son of WILLIAM HIGGINBOTHAM and TABIYHA THOMPSON.

Notes for RUBY NELL HAGAN:

Died of cancer.

Notes for CLARENCE HIGGINBOTHAM:

U.S. army veteran WW I.

More About CLARENCE HIGGINBOTHAM:

Burial: Jones Cemetery, Callahan, Nassau Co., Fl

Military service: Army WW II

Children of RUBY HAGAN and CLARENCE HIGGINBOTHAM are:

52. MARY⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married LOREN NORTEN.

Children of MARY HAGAN and LOREN NORTEN are:

53. MARJORIE⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married (1) BUTT.

Child of MARJORIE HAGAN and BUTT is:

Child of MARJORIE HAGAN is:

54. KATHRYN⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married CLIFFORD PARRISH.

Children of KATHRYN HAGAN and CLIFFORD PARRISH are:

55. BETTY JO⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married (1) MACK HENRY ALLEN. She married (2) LESLIE GORDON.

Children of BETTY HAGAN and LESLIE GORDON are:

56. ELFREIDA NORMA⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married WILLIAM H. SULLIVAN.

Children of ELFREIDA HAGAN and WILLIAM SULLIVAN are:

57. DENNIS GERVIN⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born January 19, 1908 in Nassau Co., FL, and died July 31, 1990 in Jacksonville, Fl. He married DORALEE BRADDOCK June 19, 1932, daughter of SPICER BRADDOCK and DORA BRADDOCK.

More About DENNIS GERVIN HAGAN:

Burial: Jones Cemetery, Callahan, Fl

More About DORALEE BRADDOCK:

Burial: Jones Cemetery, Callahan, Fl

Children of DENNIS HAGAN and DORALEE BRADDOCK are:

58. MADGE ANNETTE⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born 1918 in Nassau County, Fl, and died July 22, 1994. She married HARRY A. EDWARDS.

Children of MADGE HAGAN and HARRY EDWARDS are:

59. LOUISE⁷ HAGAN (NELLIE LOUISE⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born February 18, 1927 in Hilliard, Nassau Co., Fl, and died December 22, 1995 in Alabama. She married (1) COLTON. She married (2) BUCK SUITS.

More About LOUISE HAGAN:

Burial: H. Warren Smith Cem.

Children of LOUISE HAGAN and BUCK SUITS are:

60. ORIE M.⁷ KEEN (ELLIS ROBERT⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born 1913 in Nassau Co., FL, and died April 23, 1999. She married ARTHUR K. DYAL.

More About ORIE M. KEEN:

Burial: Restlawn Cemetery, Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL

Notes for ARTHUR K. DYAL:

THOMAS - Ms. Orie M. Thomas, 86, passed away April 23, 1999. She

was born in Nassau County and was a member of the Evangel Temple

Assembly of God and the Eastern Star. Preceded in death by her husbands,

Arthur K. Dyal and John Thomas, she is survived by one son, Pastor Robert

Dyal (Lou) of Kingsland, GA; one daughter, Kay Geiger Messer (Von) of

Fernandina Beach; and three grandchildren, Shannon Arreola, Jeanine Dyal

and Keith Lane Geiger. Funeral services will be held at 11 AM Monday,

April 26, in the Chapel of HARDAGE-GIDDENS FUNERAL HOME,

729 S. Edgewood Ave., with Rev. Cecil Wiggins officiating. Interment will

follow in Restlawn Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4 until 6 PM Sunday

(TODAY) at the funeral home.

Children of ORIE KEEN and ARTHUR DYAL are:

61. JOHN BROWARD⁷ KEEN (ELLIS ROBERT⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married BOBBIE.

Child of JOHN KEEN and BOBBIE is:

62. JAMES WINSLOW⁷ KEEN (ELLIS ROBERT⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born 1910, and died 1993. He married MAMIE TEAGUE.

Children of JAMES KEEN and MAMIE TEAGUE are:

63. CASSIE A.⁷ KEEN (ELLIS ROBERT⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born April 02, 1917 in ?, and died January 02, 1993 in ?. She married LEWIS W. DYAL.

More About CASSIE A. KEEN:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co., Fl

More About LEWIS W. DYAL:

Burial: Keen Cemetery, Nassau Co. Fl

Children of CASSIE KEEN and LEWIS DYAL are:

64. LUCILLE⁷ HARGROVE (MARY AMANDA⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married NOBLE DYAL.

More About LUCILLE HARGROVE:

Burial: ?

Child of LUCILLE HARGROVE and NOBLE DYAL is:

65. WILLIAM EDDIE⁷ HARGROVE (MARY AMANDA⁶ KEEN, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born December 10, 1910, and died October 02, 1962. He married VIOLA.

More About WILLIAM EDDIE HARGROVE:

Burial: Keen Cemetery Nassau Co., Fl

Notes for VIOLA:

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Child of WILLIAM HARGROVE and VIOLA is:

66. DAISY⁷ KEEN (OCEAY WILSON⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married DICK SEAMAN.

Notes for DAISY KEEN:

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Children of DAISY KEEN and DICK SEAMAN are:

67. JOHN EDWIN⁷ KEEN (OCEAY WILSON⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married DERLIE HUNTER.

Notes for DERLIE HUNTER:

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Child of JOHN KEEN and DERLIE HUNTER is:

68. PAULINE⁷ KEEN (OCEAY WILSON⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married STERLING WATSON.

Notes for PAULINE KEEN:

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Notes for STERLING WATSON:

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Children of PAULINE KEEN and STERLING WATSON are:

69. BETTY⁷ KEEN (OCEAY WILSON⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married GEORGE ASPINWALL.

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Children of BETTY KEEN and GEORGE ASPINWALL are:

70. OCEAY WILSON⁷ KEEN (OCEAY WILSON⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). He married MARY JAMES.

Children of OCEAY KEEN and MARY JAMES are:

71. HELEN⁷ KEEN (OCEAY WILSON⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born November 14, 1914, and died April 17, 1993. She married L. FARRES HIGGINBOTHAM, son of NATHAN HIGGINBOTHAM and ESABEL JONES.

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Children of HELEN KEEN and L. HIGGINBOTHAM are:

72. MARGUERITE⁷ KEEN (DOULIE MIDDLETON⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married LONNIE JONES.

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Notes for LONNIE JONES:

Cause of death: Heart attack.

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Child of MARGUERITE KEEN and LONNIE JONES is:

73. ELSIE⁷ KEEN (DOULIE MIDDLETON⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹). She married DONALD L. DILLMAN.

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Children of ELSIE KEEN and DONALD DILLMAN are:

74. AVIS L.⁷ KEEN (DOULIE MIDDLETON⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born October 02, 1915 in Nassau Co., Fl, and died March 1992. She married (1) KAYWOOD MURDOCK. She married (2) JAMES DUNN.

Child of AVIS KEEN and KAYWOOD MURDOCK is:

75. DORIS⁷ KEEN (DOULIE MIDDLETON⁶, CHARITY MARY JANE⁵ TANNER, ELIZABETH⁴ BRADLEY, JOHN HENRY³, JOHN², BRADLEY¹) was born October 22, 1917 in Nassau Co., Fl, and died January 1993. She married (1) JAMES STEPHENS. She married (2) JOHNNY MCALPIN.

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Children of DORIS KEEN and JOHNNY MCALPIN are: