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!BOOK: Confederate Veteran, Vol. XXXV, page 17-18:
The King's Mountain Men; K.K.White; 973.326Wh1.
South Carolina Lineages; Henry Miot Cox, 1145 N. 44th St., Lincoln, NE.,
68503, 8 Jan 1977, Greenville Chapter, chart 11.
Notes:
Mother of:
John Boyce was a Rev. Soldier, having entered the country from Ireland in 1765.
John Boyce of Newberry, S.C., served under Col. James Williams at the Battle of
Kings Mountain. He had served earlier under his brother, Alexander, and had
been wounded in attempting to take Savannah. His property had been destroyed.
He had been captured and escaped hanging by the Torries. He also served in the
battles at Blackstock's Plantation, Cowpens, and Eutaw Springs. He lost three
fingers in a combat with "Bloody Bill" Cunningham. John Boyce' son, Honorable
Kerr Boyce, married Amanda Johnson.
Notes:
_Benjamin Hazletine CAMERON _
_Thomas Glenn CAMERON _|
| |_Elizabeth Gilmore HOOTEN ___
_Benjamin Lee CAMERON _|
| | _____________________________
| |_Eugenia REID _________|
| |_____________________________
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|--Hollie Eugenia CAMERON
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| | |_____________________________
|_Mary Emma WATSON _____|
| _____________________________
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!BIRTH: 17 years old on 1900 Georgia Census.
!CENSUS: Georgia, Troup Co., La Grange, 14 Jun 1900.
!BIR/DEA: Troup County and her People, Vol. VI, Oct 1986, No. 4.
Notes:
_David Sr. DALTON _
_David DALTON ______|
| |_Susannah DAVIS ___
_Don Ferdinand DALTON _|
| | ___________________
| |_Christina BOSTICK _|
| |___________________
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|--Kate DALTON
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|_Amanda Jane DOUB _____|
| ___________________
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!BIRTH: 3 years old on 1860 North Carolina Census.
!CENSUS: North Carolina, Stokes Co., Danbury P.O., 1860.
Notes:
_Thomas DALTON ____
_David DALTON _|
| |_Elizabeth MORRIS _
_Alfred A. DALTON _______|
| | ___________________
| |_Ruthie DAVIS _|
| |___________________
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|--Martha DALTON
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|_Mary Cate Kate MURPHEY _|
| ___________________
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BIRTH: 4 months old on 1860 North Carolina Census.
CENSUS: North Carolina, Rockingham Co., Chimney Rock, 25 Jul 1860.
Notes:
_Nicholas DALTON _
_Ewell Gallihue DALTON _|
| |_Rachel HUNTER ___
_James Polk DALTON ______|
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| |_Sarah Sallie STRONG ___|
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|--Sarah Sallie Hunter DALTON
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|_Mary Frances BLACKWELL _|
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!BOOK:Jennings and Allied Families: By Beatrice Mackey Doughtie, 1961,p.207.
!BOOK: 'Heritage of Stokes County North Carolina'; 1983.
Notes:
After her marriage, Sallie's father built her a home across the road from his.
Sallie's son Garland now lives there.
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BIRTH: 2 years old on 1850 Virginia Census.
MARRIAGE: History of North Carolina, call #975.6 H Vol. XI, p. 114.
CENSUS: Virginia, Henry Co., 17 Sep 1850.
Notes:
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!MARRIAGE: North Carolina Marriage Bonds.
Notes:
Marriage bond, surety Thomas Dalton.
_Benjamin Wm. HORNE _
_John W. HORNE ______|
| |_Mary _______________
_William Elijah Elias HORNE _|
| | _Jacob MC_LENDEN ____
| |_Sarah E. MC_LENDEN _|
| |_ DANIELS ___________
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|--Kenneth McCaskill HORNE
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| _William BOYCE ______
| _Hampton BOYCE ______|
| | |_Mary BOYCE _________
|_Mary Ellen Bois BOYCE ______|
| _____________________
|_Frances A. _________|
|_____________________
!Birth: 2 years old on 1900 South Carolina Census.
11 years old on 1910 South Carolina Census.
22 years old on 1920 Florida Census.
!Census: South Carolina, Sumter Co., Mt. Cleo Twp., Wasacky, #95, 8 Jun 1900.
South Carolina, Sumter Co., Mt. Cleo Twp., 27 Apr 1910.
Florida, Palm Beach Co., Pct. 3, West Palm Beach, 15 Jan 1920.
!Marriage:Congregational Church, West Palm Beach, Florida.
!BURIAL: Monument inscription,Riverside Memorial Park Cemetery, Tequesta
Florida.
!DEATH: Certificate of Death: #6095-6693/
Social Security # 263-18-2684.
Occupation: Wood Craftsman.
!FGR: of Alice Corrine Raulerson Horne.
!RELATIONSHIP: Grandfather.
NOTES:
1900: Wm.(49)b.Jan 1851, wife Mary(45)b.May 1855, children Sue(18)b.Jan 1882,
Charley(16)b.Aug 1883, David(14)b.Feb 1886, George(12)b.Oct 1887, Henry(10)
b.Oct 1889, Yancie(8)b.Oct 1891, Annie(6)b.May 1894, and Kenny(2)b.Jan 1898.
Mt. Cleo Township, Wasacky Divison, Sumter, South Carolina, S.D.243/E.D.115.
Wm. and Mary had been married 30 years, Mary given birth to 13 children.
1900: Kenny was single and residing at home.
1910: South Carolina: Single and residing at home.
1920: Kenneth is single, living alone and working in a garage. He listed
the birth place of his parents as South Carolina.
1921: Marriage: at the Congregational Church, West Palm Beach, Fl, by Rev. C.H.
Pettibone, with the minister's wife and Kenneth's brother Yancy as witness.
Ken and wife Alice Corrine resided at 5270 Pennock Point Rd., Jupiter, Florida.
1995: They celebated their 74th wedding anniversary at the home of their
daughter Mrs.Ramona Stark, 172 Hampton Way, Jupiter, Florida.
Kenneth received his name from a local school teacher; Kenneth McCaskill. Ken
was raised on his family's farm in Sumter, South Carolina, this county later
became part of Lee county. Ken remembers his childhood fondly, the small farm
house with its large two sided fire place, where one could place an entire cord
of wood. The family had an iron dutch oven in the kitchen, his mom baked
cracklen corn bread and pies of the fruit trees found on their farm. Ken says
his favorite fruit pie was apple. She also baked meat and vegetable pies for
the family meals. Ken says his favorite was her chicken pie. The family raised
their own chickens: Rhode Island Reds, Pullets, Bannies (small-sized breed),
and Speckled (diamond-necked) which often layed double-yoked eggs. Their ducks
and turkeys provided eggs too. Pigs were raised for profit. The family farm
was self-suffient, growing corn and cotton as money crops. Ken's dad and older
brothers used oxen, horses, and mules to plow the fields, depending on the
season and weather conditions. They owned a tractor in later years. Ken
remembers when his mother had her new sewing machine delivered from Sears &
Robuck. Laundry was done in a hand cranked wringer washing machine, often a
local neighbor lady was hired to help with the housework. The family gathered
around an organ in the evenings to play songs and sing together. On Sundays the
family would hitch up their large Brannen horses to their buggy and attend
church. Ken and his brothers participated with local boys in contests for fun,
such as hoeing, wood cutting, and turkey-shoots. The boys usually hunted for
the local game, rabbits and squirrels for extra meat for the table. Pigeons
flew into the area only during certain times of the year but were not shot as
game. Ken and his brothers also cared for the bee hives on their farm. The boys
wore knee breeches and were referred to as "little chaps" by their mom, denoting
Brittish ancestery. His brothers had a favorite swimming hole, where only the
boy's were allowed to gather. Ken's sisters went swimming in a different area.
The young girls played games, jumped rope, and took up cooking, sewing, and the
art of needle point as their activities. Women would gather for quilt making and
arranged famiy picnics. Everyone helped with chores, milking, canning of foods,
and feed and caring of the animals. The family made homemade wine from wild
black berries and muscat grapes. Apples provided perserves of jam and jelly, as
well as delicious apple-cider drink. Staples the farm could not provide were
obtained in town from the General Store, such as cloth, shoes, and tobacco. The
town Blacksmith repaired tools and put shoes on the horses and mules. Guns were
bought from the local gunsmith. In 1924 a photo shows a large happy family. In
1914, Ken at the age of 16, lost his dad and he set up his father's tombstone
all by himself. His brothers were all married and gone from home. He tried to
hold the farm together by farming 10 acres and renting 60 acres out for income.
This lasted about three years. He left the farm and became an apprentice weaver
in the cotton mill at Columbia South Carolina. Ken next tried a job in Virginia
with Western Union, on the floating gang, working the telegraph lines. Soon Ken
joined his brothers Ed (David) and George in Jensen Beach, Florida. He hired on
at Dade Lumber Company and part-time at Gus Baths. However, at the end of the
season Ken decided to join the Army. Ken traveled to Fort Scrivens, Georgia and
enlisted with his brothers 15 May 1917, he joined in time to serve in World War
I, serving as Cpl. in the infantry at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., 1 Oct 1917. Ken
departed for Europe 12 Jan 1918 and assigned to Infantry A.C.S.D.D., 1st Corps.
April 1919 serving with American Expeditionary Force in France, Kenneth was
was awarded a "Purple Heart" for an injury received during the war. While
leading his men at dusk across a plowed field, he stepped into a ravine
and fell 75 feet to the bottom. He struck his foot on a rock and badly damaged
the legiments in his ankle. Ken was hospitalized for a week. The fighting was
very heavy in the area and this injury may have saved his life. His serial
number was #246259 during service in the army. He received a field promotion of
of 2nd Lieutenant, 29 Sep 1918 in France. Kenneth returned to the U.S. with
rank of Sgt. and discharged at Camp Jackson, South Carolina, 29 Apr 1919, rank
of 2nd Lt.
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_William S. PORTER ____|
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|--Huey PORTER
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| _Melvin THOMPSON ______________
| _Jefferson Doc THOMPSON _|
| | |_Mary _________________________
|_Maud Evelyn THOMPSON _|
| _Minor Clinton Reading REDDEN _
|_Susan Elmiria REDDEN ___|
|_Harriett Marilla DALTON ______
Notes:
From information of the Kramer family.
Huey was a truck driver.
_John RAULERSON _
_Noel RAULERSON _|
| |_Mrs RAULERSON __
_Noel Rabun RAULERSON _____|
| | _________________
| |_Eleanor BAGGS __|
| |_________________
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|--Amarintha RAULERSON
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|_Tampa F. Whitton WHIDDON _|
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!BIRTH: 7 years old on 1860 Florida Census.
!CENSUS: Florida, Hillsborough Co., 18 Jun 1860.
!RELATIONSHIP: 2C2R.
Notes:
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!BOOK: Bible Records of Williamson Co. Tennessee, compled by Louisa G. Lynch -
1970. 976.8 L987b Gen C.2, page 73 - 74.
Notes:
moved to Texas after marriage. First wife Elizabeth died in 1855, George then
married Elizabeth's sister Ailsey Hughes.
_Thomas P. Reading REDDEN _
_Thomas P. Reading REDDEN __|
| |_Martha Patsy _____________
_William B. Reading REDDEN _|
| | _Hardy Shadwick CHADWICK __
| |_Martha Patsy Ann SHADWICK _|
| |___________________________
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|--Aaron G. REDDEN
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|_Mary J. CAPPS _____________|
| ___________________________
|____________________________|
|___________________________
!BIRTH: 18 years old on 1900 North Carolina Census.
!CENSUS: North Carolina, Henderson Co., Hendersonville Twp., 1-30 Jun 1900.
!ORDINANCE: BES sub 1 Apr 1994, WLK.
Notes:
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_Absalom SCALES __________|
| |_____________________
_Joseph SCALES _|
| | _Samuel DALTON ______
| |_Nancy Ann Kenner DALTON _|
| |_Charlotte GALLIHUE _
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|--Nancy SCALES
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| | |_____________________
|_Fannie WEBB ___|
| _____________________
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_James Pleasant SCALES _____|
| | _____________________
| |__________________|
| |_____________________
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|--Peter SCALES
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| _Samuel DALTON ______
| _Nicholas DALTON _|
| | |_Charlotte GALLIHUE _
|_Charlotte Gallihue DALTON _|
| _____________________
|_Rachel HUNTER ___|
|_____________________
!BIRTH: 41 years old on 1850 North Carolina Census.
51 years old on 1860 North Carolina Census.
!CENSUS: North Carolina, Rockingham Co., Western Div., 5&6 Sep 1850.
North Carolina, Rockingham Co., Madison P.O., 3 Jul 1860.
!BOOK: Will Abstracts: Vol. I, 1785-1865, Rockingham Co., N.C.
Notes:
Will Abstracts: Vol. I, 1785-1865, Rockingham Co., N.C.
Book C, page 320: James Scales. 11 Oct 1859. Prob. May 1860.
On the 1850 census, Peter and his family, including his brother Hamilton, were
living near the family of Edward W. Sayers. Also in the house was Ann H.
Woodson, age 48, born Va.
On the 1860 census, Peter and his family are living near the family of Thomas
Cardwell, Henry H. Thornton, and Walker Smith. Ann H. Woodson is still living
in the house, age 60.
_William Bryson SEARCY ______
_Paul Flynn SEARCY _______|
| |_Martha Patsy FLYNN _________
_Joseph E. SEARCY _|
| | _Thomas Morris DALTON _______
| |_Elizabeth Elmira DALTON _|
| |_Sarah Sally Malinda DALTON _
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|--Fannie SEARCY
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|_Sarah CRAWFORD ___|
| _____________________________
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_Andrew THOMPSON _____________
_Govan Twiller THOMPSON _________|
| |_Elizabeth Langford LANKFORD _
_Glenn Hampton Xenophon THOMPSON _|
| | ______________________________
| |_Louise Caroline Catherine HILL _|
| |______________________________
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|--Cordelia Ganett THOMPSON
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|_Naomia VAUGHN ___________________|
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!BIRTH: Henderson Co. NC, Index to Delayed Birth Certificates, pg 163.
Henderson Co. NC, Birth Records, Vol 9, pg.
Notes:
Sources: Clarence Griffin, History of Old Tryon and Rutherford Counties, North
Carolina. Historical and Genealogical Records. Patton sketches of Polk Co.
History; Henderson county court records, NC census records, and family oral
history of the area.