The Ancestors and Cousins of Tracy Lynn DeVault

Rachel Deanna Phillips¹

F, #27426

Parents

Father	Mark David Phillips
Mother	Jennifer Moore

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Citations

[S8708] Letter from Verna Bouton dated April 12, 2005

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Unknown Unknown¹

F, #27427

Pedigree Link

Family: Harmon Latture (b. April 1756, d. 18 November 1833)

Son	Christopher Latture
Daughter	Molly Latture

BASIC FACTS

Unknown Unknown had reference number 27719.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932

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George Michael Latture¹

M, #27428

Parents

Father	Joannes Hermannus "Herman" LaTour (b. 1700, d. 1774)
Mother	Catherina Barbara Spickler

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BASIC FACTS

George Michael Latture had reference number 27720.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932

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Morrice David Bushany Akard¹

M, #27429, b. 18 August 1792

Parents

Father	Jacob Akard (b. 1740, d. 27 September 1826)
Mother	Susannah Margaretha Latture (b. 7 July 1751, d. after 1813)

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BASIC FACTS

Morrice David Bushany Akard was born on 18 August 1792.¹

Morrice David Bushany Akard had reference number 27721.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932

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Catherine Weidner¹

F, #27430

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BASIC FACTS

Catherine Weidner had reference number 27722.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932

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Emma Margaret Rodifer¹

F, #27431

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Family: John Akard (b. 24 May 1816, d. 16 September 1905)

Daughter	Minnie Elizabeth Akard+
Son	Abel Bartholomew Akard+ (b. 6 February 1855, d. 7 January 1901)

BASIC FACTS

Emma Margaret Rodifer and John Akard were married on 8 January 1845.¹

Emma Margaret Rodifer had reference number 27723.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932

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William Hicks Giesler^1,2,3,4,5

M, #27432, b. 13 October 1843, d. 2 March 1911

Parents

Father	Jacob H. Giesler, Jr. (b. 6 July 1823, d. 22 March 1900)
Mother	Clementine "Clema" Hicks (b. 27 August 1821, d. 14 December 1908)

Pedigree Link

Family: Mary Catherine Akard (b. 22 February 1848, d. 7 August 1879)

Son	James David Giesler (b. 22 July 1866, d. 4 September 1887)
Son	William Jacob Giesler+ (b. 6 April 1868, d. 8 July 1912)
Son	Charles Emery Giesler+ (b. May 1869, d. 22 March 1926)
Son	Eustace Clarence Giesler+ (b. 16 October 1874, d. 3 December 1933)

BASIC FACTS

William Hicks Giesler was born on 13 October 1843 in Bluff City, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.² He and Mary Catherine Akard were married on 17 June 1865 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee. He died on 2 March 1911, at age 67, in Jefferson Co., Alabama.⁶ He died on 10 March 1911, at age 67.²

William Hicks Giesler had reference number 27724. He was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Virginia (1870); Bullock County, Alabama (1880); Hale County, Alabama (1900.) He was a Sullivan County, Tennessee Superintendent of Schools (1875 - 1879); teacher (1880, 1900.)^7,4,5 Civil War, Rank: First Sergeant, Enlisted: 8 July 1861 (see notes.) From the genealogy of Andrew Tomczeszyn:

William H. Giesler is referred to by the surviving Gieslers as Uncle Will, as he was the oldest of the children of Jacob Giesler II and Clementine Hicks.
He was a teacher at the Jefferson Acadamy. Jefferson Academy was established in 1806 by the state legislature in Blountville and was the first institute of higher learning in the county. William taught there after the Civil War. He enlisted in the Confederate Army in 1861 at age 17. He achieved the rank of First Sergeant in Co. K, 26th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry. His regiment was captured in the battle of Fort Donelson on the Tennessee River, and he was held prisoner near Indianapolis for some months and released in Vicksburg Miss. in Sept 1862. The service records indicated that he was wounded in the hand and side at the battle in Murfreesboro TN, and was allowed to return home to recuperate. His unit was paroled at Greensboro NC on May 1, 1865. He was superintendent of schools for Sullivan County from 1875-1879. His salary was fixed at $300.00 per year. He asked for a raise but the motion failed to pass the school board. On 1 Jan. 1877 the court fixed the salary of the superintendent at $200.00 per year plus $1.00 for each qualified teacher in the district. Mr Giesler was again elected superintendent, but failed to serve the full term.
There is a family story (not proved) that he managed to get control of Jacob and Clementine's property either before or after their deaths, and moved away, possibly to Alabama, where he became well known as an educator. The county land records show property transfers, but some of the deeds were executed by him to his parents and vice versa, so the story is probably hearsay. Another story is told that he arranged for private school tuition for Susam Emeline Giesler "Aunt Emma", the oldest child of Daniel Samuel Giesler, as she showed particular promise.
In an affidavit for a Veteran's pension,Willam Dulaney Harkleroad related that when the war ended he and William H.Giesler had been given leave to go home, and to return with any horses that could be rounded up. They learned that Lee had surrended before they got home, so they both continued on home and never returned to their unit. In 1910 he filed an affidavit in Jefferson Co. AL to enable W. D. Harkleroad to receive his Civil War veteran's pension.

Note: Census records show that after Mary Catherine's death, William remarried and moved to Alabama where he continued his teaching career. In the 1880 Census, William and wife, Beulah Unknown, were shown living in Midway, Bullock County Alabama. By 1900 he was married to Lula Unknown. They were living in Greensboro, Hale County, Alabama. The children of William and Mary Catherine (Akard) Giesler were raised by William's parents, Jacob and Clementine (Hicks) Giesler. More: son, James David Giesler and second wife, Beulah are buried in the Greensboro Cemetery, Greensboro, Hale Co., Alabama.

ARTICLE 858 from "Families and History of Sullivan County, Tennessee, Volume One, 1779 - 1992"

WILLIAM H. GEISLER
William H. Geisler, eldest son of Jacob Jr. (1823-1900) and Clementine Hicks (1821-1908), was born in 1841. In 1865, he married Mary C. Akard. William enlisted in the Civil War on July 8, 1861, at Bristol, TN as a first Sargent. He was captured at Fort Donelson and was on the casualty list near Murfreeboro, TN on June 2, 1863. After the War, he taught school at Jefferson Academy at Blountville, the first institute of higher leaning in the county, established in 1806. In the 1870s, he served as Superintendant of the Sullivan County Schools. (Written by Verlin Giesler.)

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S6013] Genealogy prepared by George Geisler (email address), Source Medium: Book
[S214] 1870 Census, Virginia, Washington County
[S400] 1900 Census, Alabama, Hale County
[S218] 1880 Census, Alabama, Bullock County
[S3971] Death Records - Alabama, Alabama Deaths and Burials Index, 1881 - 1974 (Ancestry.com)
[S3078] Cemetery Records, Riley Cemetery, Sullivan Co., Tennessee

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Amanda E. "Moody" Akard^1,2,3,4,5,6

F, #27433, b. 20 November 1856, d. 1933

Parents

Father	William Akard (b. 1 April 1823, d. 3 March 1906)
Mother	Rebecca Giesler (b. 15 August 1830, d. 7 May 1871)

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Family: Noah M. Peters (b. December 1849, d. 1922)

Son	Abel Eugene "Eugene" Peters+ (b. 2 August 1874, d. 23 January 1962)
Daughter	Ida Peters (b. about 1876)
Daughter	Maud Peters (b. about 1878)
Daughter	Mable Clair Peters (b. 5 April 1883, d. 24 December 1957)
Daughter	Carle N. Peters (b. April 1885)
Son	Ernest Bittick Peters (b. 29 October 1888, d. 13 May 1968)
Daughter	Daisy Emmaline Peters (b. 17 September 1891, d. 16 February 1972)
Son	D'Troy Peters (b. 29 August 1894, d. 19 October 1953)
Daughter	Zinna Vivian "Vivian" Peters+ (b. 12 June 1896, d. November 1980)

BASIC FACTS

Amanda E. "Moody" Akard was born on 20 November 1856 in Tennessee.^1,2 She and Noah M. Peters were married on 26 June 1872.¹ She died in 1933, at age ~77.⁷ She was buried in Pilot Point Community Cemetery, Pilot Point, Denton Co., Texas.⁷

Amanda E. "Moody" Akard had reference number 27725. She resided in Texas (1915.)³ She was enumerated on the census in Sullivan County, Texas (1860, 1870); Wise County, Texas (1880); Clay County, Texas (1900); Denton County, Texas (1910.) GRAVE MARKER

AMANDA E. PETERS
1856 - 1933.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S365] 1880 Census, Texas, Wise County
[S9801] Obituary - David Adam Akard
[S208] 1870 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County, Source Medium: Book
[S1025] 1910 Census, Texas, Denton County
[S126] 1860 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book

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Noah M. Peters^1,2,3,4

M, #27434, b. December 1849, d. 1922

Parents

Father	Isaac Peters (b. 1814)
Mother	Mary Richardson Rivers (b. 1818)

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Family: Amanda E. "Moody" Akard (b. 20 November 1856, d. 1933)

Son	Abel Eugene "Eugene" Peters+ (b. 2 August 1874, d. 23 January 1962)
Daughter	Ida Peters (b. about 1876)
Daughter	Maud Peters (b. about 1878)
Daughter	Mable Clair Peters (b. 5 April 1883, d. 24 December 1957)
Daughter	Carle N. Peters (b. April 1885)
Son	Ernest Bittick Peters (b. 29 October 1888, d. 13 May 1968)
Daughter	Daisy Emmaline Peters (b. 17 September 1891, d. 16 February 1972)
Son	D'Troy Peters (b. 29 August 1894, d. 19 October 1953)
Daughter	Zinna Vivian "Vivian" Peters+ (b. 12 June 1896, d. November 1980)

BASIC FACTS

Noah M. Peters was born in December 1849 in Sullivan County, Tennessee.^5,4,6 He and Amanda E. "Moody" Akard were married on 26 June 1872.¹ He died in 1922, at age ~73, in Pilot Point, Denton Co., Texas.⁴ He was buried in Pilot Point Community Cemetery, Pilot Point, Denton Co., Texas.⁴

Noah M. Peters had reference number 27726. He was a Carpenter (1880); lumber - merchant (1900); merchant (1910.)^2,6,3 He was enumerated on the census in Wise County, Texas (1880); Clay County, Texas (1900); Denton County, Texas (1900.)³ GRAVE MARKER

N. M. PETERS
1849 - 1922.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S365] 1880 Census, Texas, Wise County
[S1025] 1910 Census, Texas, Denton County
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S6737] Genealogy prepared by Mary Shaffer (email address), Source Medium: Book
[S670] 1900 Census, Texas, Clay County

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Rebecca Elizabeth Akard^1,2,3

F, #27435, b. 28 July 1861, d. 30 September 1904

Parents

Father	William Akard (b. 1 April 1823, d. 3 March 1906)
Mother	Rebecca Giesler (b. 15 August 1830, d. 7 May 1871)

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Family: William Wallace Riley (b. June 1852, d. 3 June 1938)

Son	Robert Taylor Riley+ (b. 2 November 1880, d. 9 November 1967)
Daughter	Martha Crawford Riley (b. 14 August 1881, d. 18 November 1884)
Son	Charles David Riley+ (b. 21 October 1882, d. 12 April 1942)
Son	William B. Riley (b. 9 August 1885, d. 23 May 1914)
Daughter	Jennie Ella Riley (b. 27 June 1888, d. 7 December 1965)
Daughter	Lillian Riley (b. August 1891, d. 1947)
Son	Carl Brown Riley+ (b. 31 May 1893, d. 15 November 1977)
Son	Roy Akard Riley+ (b. 17 April 1895, d. 4 December 1972)
Daughter	Alice Rebecca Riley (b. 14 November 1897, d. 14 December 1898)

BASIC FACTS

Rebecca Elizabeth Akard was born on 28 July 1861 in Tennessee.^1,2 She and William Wallace Riley were married on 18 December 1879.¹ She died on 30 September 1904, at age 43.¹ She was buried in Boy Cemetery, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁴

Rebecca Elizabeth Akard had reference number 27727. She was enumerated on the census in Sullivan County, Tennessee (1870, 1900.) GRAVE MARKER

REBECCA E.
WIFE OF
W. W. RILEY
BORN
JUL. 28, 1861
DIED
SEPT. 31, 1904
-------
We trust our loss will be her gain,
And that with Christ she's gone to reign.

Note: September never has 31 days.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S208] 1870 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County, Source Medium: Book
[S666] 1900 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book

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William Wallace Riley^1,2,3

M, #27436, b. June 1852, d. 3 June 1938

Parents

Father	John William Riley
Mother	Martha Ruby Hatcher

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Family: Rebecca Elizabeth Akard (b. 28 July 1861, d. 30 September 1904)

Son	Robert Taylor Riley+ (b. 2 November 1880, d. 9 November 1967)
Daughter	Martha Crawford Riley (b. 14 August 1881, d. 18 November 1884)
Son	Charles David Riley+ (b. 21 October 1882, d. 12 April 1942)
Son	William B. Riley (b. 9 August 1885, d. 23 May 1914)
Daughter	Jennie Ella Riley (b. 27 June 1888, d. 7 December 1965)
Daughter	Lillian Riley (b. August 1891, d. 1947)
Son	Carl Brown Riley+ (b. 31 May 1893, d. 15 November 1977)
Son	Roy Akard Riley+ (b. 17 April 1895, d. 4 December 1972)
Daughter	Alice Rebecca Riley (b. 14 November 1897, d. 14 December 1898)

BASIC FACTS

William Wallace Riley was born in June 1852 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^2,3 He and Rebecca Elizabeth Akard were married on 18 December 1879.¹ He died on 3 June 1938, at age ~86.³ He was buried in Morning View Cemetery, Bluff City, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁴

William Wallace Riley had reference number 27728. He was enumerated on the census in Sullivan County, Tennessee (1900.) He was a Farmer.² William was later married to Martha Crawford.

GRAVE MARKER

WILLIAM W. RILEY
JAN. 21, 1852
JUNE 3, 1938.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S666] 1900 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S7017] Genealogy prepared by R_Harkleroad (Ancestry.com)
[S8413] Grave Marker - William Wallace Riley, Morning View Cemetery, Bluff City, Sullivan Co., Tennessee

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Eliza Alice "Alice" Akard^1,2,3,4,5,6

F, #27437, b. 1 August 1863, d. 16 March 1920

Parents

Father	William Akard (b. 1 April 1823, d. 3 March 1906)
Mother	Rebecca Giesler (b. 15 August 1830, d. 7 May 1871)

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Family: Benjamin Russell "Russell" Birdwell (b. 30 December 1857, d. 9 March 1940)

Son	William Roland or Rolen Birdwell+ (b. 12 August 1893, d. 13 August 1938)
Son	Joseph L. Birdwell (b. June 1895)
Son	Cecil Akard Birdwell+ (b. 1 February 1897, d. 10 September 1975)
Son	Benjamin A. Birdwell (b. 19 January 1899, d. 21 November 1931)

BASIC FACTS

Eliza Alice "Alice" Akard was born on 1 August 1863 in Tennessee.^1,2 She and Benjamin Russell "Russell" Birdwell were married on 16 December 1891.¹ She died on 16 March 1920, at age 56.¹ She was buried in Telford Cemetery, Washington Co., Tennessee.⁷

Eliza Alice "Alice" Akard had reference number 27729. She resided in Washington College, Washington Co., Tennessee (1915.)⁸ She was enumerated on the census in Sullivan County, Tennessee (1880); Washington County, Tennessee (1900 - 1920.)

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S358] 1880 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S669] 1900 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S1017] 1910 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S1449] 1920 Census, Tennessee, Washington County, Source Medium: Book
[S4021] Death Records - Tennessee "Tennessee, Death Records, 1914 - 1955" (LDS)
[S2996] Cemetery Records - Telford Cemetery, Washington Co., Tennessee
[S9801] Obituary - David Adam Akard

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Benjamin Russell "Russell" Birdwell^1,2,3,4,5

M, #27438, b. 30 December 1857, d. 9 March 1940

Parents

Father	Roland Perry Birdwell
Mother	Martha Jane Childress

Pedigree Link

Family: Eliza Alice "Alice" Akard (b. 1 August 1863, d. 16 March 1920)

Son	William Roland or Rolen Birdwell+ (b. 12 August 1893, d. 13 August 1938)
Son	Joseph L. Birdwell (b. June 1895)
Son	Cecil Akard Birdwell+ (b. 1 February 1897, d. 10 September 1975)
Son	Benjamin A. Birdwell (b. 19 January 1899, d. 21 November 1931)

BASIC FACTS

Benjamin Russell "Russell" Birdwell was born on 30 December 1857 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,6 He and Eliza Alice "Alice" Akard were married on 16 December 1891.⁷ He died on 9 March 1940, at age 82, in Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^8,5 He was buried in Telford Cemetery, Washington Co., Tennessee.⁸

Benjamin Russell "Russell" Birdwell was also known as Russel Bendwell.⁷ He was also known as Allen Burdell.⁹ He had reference number 27730. He was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Tennessee (1900 - 1920.) He was a Farmer (1900 - 1920.)^2,3 He resided in Telford, Washington Co., Tennessee (1940.)⁵ Death Records - Tennessee "Tennessee, Death Records, 1914 - 1955" (LDS) say his father was William R. Birdwell.

Citations

[S7381] Genealogy prepared by Tamara Todd (email address)
[S669] 1900 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S1017] 1910 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S1449] 1920 Census, Tennessee, Washington County, Source Medium: Book
[S4021] Death Records - Tennessee "Tennessee, Death Records, 1914 - 1955" (LDS)
[S12721] World War I Draft Registration Cards (1917 - 1918)
[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S2996] Cemetery Records - Telford Cemetery, Washington Co., Tennessee
[S9801] Obituary - David Adam Akard

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Jennie Dorothy Akard^1,2,3,4,5

F, #27439, b. 2 July 1873, d. 29 November 1942

Parents

Father	William Akard (b. 1 April 1823, d. 3 March 1906)
Mother	Phoebe Elizabeth Booher (b. 16 March 1842, d. 5 May 1899)

Pedigree Link

Family: Andrew Teddie Smalling (b. 2 August 1857, d. 1 December 1926)

Son	Andrew Teddie Smalling, Jr. (b. 25 January 1900, d. 17 June 1930)
Daughter	Elizabeth Harriet Smalling (b. 11 December 1904, d. 21 October 1973)
Daughter	Jennie A. Smalling+ (b. 23 January 1907, d. 31 October 1962)
Daughter	Hazel Nell "Nell" Smalling+ (b. 12 December 1908, d. 2 March 1987)

BASIC FACTS

Jennie Dorothy Akard was born on 2 July 1873 in Tennessee.^1,2 She and Andrew Teddie Smalling were married on 1 March 1898.¹ She died on 29 November 1942, at age 69, in Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^6,7 She was buried in East Hill Cemetery, Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁶

Jennie Dorothy Akard had reference number 27731. She resided in Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee (1915.)⁸ She was enumerated on the census in Sullivan County, Tennessee (1880, 1900, 1910, 1940.)

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S358] 1880 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S666] 1900 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S1015] 1910 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S2321] 1940 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S4019] Death Records - Tennessee "Tennessee Deaths and Burials Index 1874 - 1955 (Ancestry.com)
[S9801] Obituary - David Adam Akard

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Andrew Teddie Smalling^1,2,3

M, #27440, b. 2 August 1857, d. 1 December 1926

Parents

Father	Robert Washington Smalling (b. 1827, d. 1909)
Mother	Harriet Shell (b. 1824, d. 1886)

Pedigree Link

Family: Jennie Dorothy Akard (b. 2 July 1873, d. 29 November 1942)

Son	Andrew Teddie Smalling, Jr. (b. 25 January 1900, d. 17 June 1930)
Daughter	Elizabeth Harriet Smalling (b. 11 December 1904, d. 21 October 1973)
Daughter	Jennie A. Smalling+ (b. 23 January 1907, d. 31 October 1962)
Daughter	Hazel Nell "Nell" Smalling+ (b. 12 December 1908, d. 2 March 1987)

BASIC FACTS

Andrew Teddie Smalling was born on 2 August 1857 in Tennessee.² He and Jennie Dorothy Akard were married on 1 March 1898.¹ He died on 1 December 1926, at age 69, in Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁴ He was buried in East Hill Cemetery, Bristol, Washington County, Virginia.

Andrew Teddie Smalling had reference number 27732. He was enumerated on the census in Sullivan County, Tennessee (1900, 1910.) He was a Proprietor - logging company (1900.)² OBITUARY - The Kingsport Times, December 2, 1926

FUNERAL SERVICE FOR A. SMALLING HELD IN BRISTOL
Prominent Sullivan Countian Dies at age of 79 Years. Was Progressive Farmer and Business Man
(Special to The Times)
Bristol, Dec., 2, -- Frneral services for A. T. Smalling, prominent Sullivan countian, who passed away at his home near here yesterday morning were conducted from the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. Charles C. Carson, pastor of the First Presbyterian church here, being in charge, assisted by Rev. W. S. Kincheloe and Rev. H. E. Henning. Interment followed in the East Hill cemetery.
Active pallbearers were C. C. English, John W. Wood, Ralph Ritchie, H. W. Copenheaver, Paul Baker and E. C. Donaldson.
Honorary pallbearers were: Dr. C. W. Fleenor, A. A. Fleenor, T. H. Turk, J. P. Young, John H. Faucett, P. M. Cody, John I. Cox, W. W. King, J. A. Biedleman, J. M. Peters, Sam F. Peavier, W. R. Carmack, J. H. Poore, W. J. Rogers, William Roller, Robert Burrow, A. C. Keebler, John R. Snow, W. W. Boaz, S. L. King, Sr., J. B. Baumgardner, Sam R. Sells, J. E. O'Dell, Joe Mattox, R. L. Blevins, D. L. Heaberlin, Clyde Britt, Charles Bondurant, A. F. Willey, C. N. Bush, LeRoy Roberts and Tom Howard.
Mr. Smalling was 79 years of age at the time of his death. He was widely known through east Tennessee and southwest Virginia, where he had been engaged in various enterprises for the past 50 years, devoting his time chiefly to farming, dealing in live stock, contracting and lumber business.
The deceased came to Bristol from Watauga, his birthplace, in 1898, when he married Miss Jennie Akard, of this city. To this union were born four children who survive as follows: A. T. Smalling, Jr., Mrs. R. B. Biedleman, Elizabeth and Nell Smalling. The widow, the following brothers and one sister survive: J. H. Smalling, D. R. Smalling, George Smalling and Mrs. Henry Hutson. Mr. Smalling leaves one grandchild, Joy Biedleman.

Note: Numerous articles appear in the Kingsport Times regarding the estate of Andrew Teddie Smalling.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S666] 1900 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S1015] 1910 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S9388] Obituary - Andrew Teddie Smalling

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Margaret E. Sell^1,2,3

F, #27441, b. about 1881

Pedigree Link

Family: Robert M. Akard (b. 6 May 1885, d. 17 March 1932)

Daughter

Margaret L. Akard (b. about 1911)

BASIC FACTS

Margaret E. Sell was born about 1881 in Tennessee.¹ She and Robert M. Akard were married on 12 October 1904.⁴

Margaret E. Sell had reference number 27733. She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Tennessee (1910 - 1930.)

Citations

[S1017] 1910 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S1449] 1920 Census, Tennessee, Washington County, Source Medium: Book
[S1946] 1930 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932

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William Price Akard^1,2

M, #27442, b. 8 August 1900, d. 1 September 1919

Parents

Father	James Barney Akard (b. 14 August 1876, d. 24 September 1945)
Mother	Rebecca Susannah Weaver (b. September 1875, d. 26 April 1957)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

William Price Akard was born on 8 August 1900 in Tennessee.^1,2 He died on 1 September 1919, at age 19.¹ He was buried in Weaver's Cemetery, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,3

William Price Akard had reference number 27734. World War I, Tennessee Cpl 117 Infantry 30 Division.^1,3 He was enumerated on the census in Sullivan County, Tennessee (1910.) William was wounded in World War I. Since he died so young, it may have been related to his wounds.

GRAVE MARKER

PRICE
1900 - 1919

AKARD.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S1015] 1910 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S3093] Cemetery Records, Weaver's Cemetery, Sullivan Co., Tennessee

Family Explorer

Ruth Mae "Mae" Akard^1,2,3,4,5

F, #27443, b. 5 January 1903, d. 14 April 1972

Parents

Father	James Barney Akard (b. 14 August 1876, d. 24 September 1945)
Mother	Rebecca Susannah Weaver (b. September 1875, d. 26 April 1957)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Ruth Mae "Mae" Akard was born on 5 January 1903 in Tennessee.^1,2 She died on 14 April 1972, at age 69.^4,6 She was buried in Weaver Cemetery, Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁶

Ruth Mae "Mae" Akard had reference number 27735. She was enumerated on the census in Sullivan County, Tennessee (1910); Davidson County, Tennessee (1920.) Her Social Security Number was 231-48-6252, issued: Virginia, last residence: Bristol, Sullivan Co., Virginia.⁴ GRAVE MARKER

RUTH MAE AKARD
JAN. 5, 1903
APR. 14, 1972.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S1015] 1910 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S1432] 1920 Census, Tennessee, Davidson County, Source Medium: Book
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S11611] Obituary - Rebecca Susannah (Weaver) Akard
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

David Weaver Akard^1,2

M, #27444, b. 15 September 1911, d. 25 June 1983

Parents

Father	James Barney Akard (b. 14 August 1876, d. 24 September 1945)
Mother	Rebecca Susannah Weaver (b. September 1875, d. 26 April 1957)

Pedigree Link

Family: Kathleen Willis (b. 8 November 1913, d. 18 March 1989)

Daughter	Louise R. Akard
Daughter	Kathleen Julia "Kitty" Akard+ (b. 4 October 1932, d. 18 October 1997)
Son	David Weaver Akard, Jr.+

BASIC FACTS

David Weaver Akard was born on 15 September 1911 in Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,2 He and Kathleen Willis were married on 23 June 1931 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,3 He died on 25 June 1983, at age 71, in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^4,5 He was buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁶

David Weaver Akard had reference number 27736. His Social Security Number was 225-03-3604, issued: Virginia, last residence: Bristol, Bristol City Co., Virginia.⁴ He was enumerated on the census in Davidson County, Tennessee (1920.) He was a Funeral director; president of the Akard Funeral Home, Sullivan County, Tennessee.^3,7 He was educated Graduate of Gupton-Jones School of Embalming.⁷ OBITUARY - Johnson City Press (TN); June 27, 1983:

Funeral Director, David W. Akard Dies At 71
BRISTOL, Va. – David Weaver Akard, a longtime Bristol funeral director and embalmer, died Saturday afternoon of an apparent heart attack while playing golf at the Bristol County Club.
Mr. Akard, 71, was a resident of 1000 Chester Street and for a number of years spent the winter months in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
He was a native of Sullivan County and was the son of the late J.B. and Rebecca Weaver Akard.
Mr. Akard was a graduate of Gupton-Jones School of Embalming.
He became associated with his father in the Akard Funeral Home following his graduation and became owner-proprietor of the establishment following his father’s retirement.
Mr. Akard was instrumental in the building of the new Akard Funeral Home establishment on West State Street. He was active in the business until his death.
He was serving on the board of Akard Funeral Home and also on Akard Inc.
Mr. Akard was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and a past-member of the church’s board of deacons.
He was a member of Shelby Masonic Lodge and a member of the Shrine Temple of Roanoke. He was also a member of the Bristol Elks Lodge; the Bristol County Club and Carroll Ridge County Club, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Kathleen Willis Akard; one son, David W. Akard Jr., Bristol; two daughters, Mrs. Jerry Watford and Mrs. James Bowdoin, both of Bristol; Eight grandchildren, one niece and two nephews.
Akard is in charge.

FUNERAL NOTICE - Johnson City Press (TN); June 27, 1983:

AKARD FUNERAL CHAPEL
Bristol
David W. Akard
Funeral services for David W. Akard, 1000 Chester St., Bristol, Va., at 4 p.m. Monday at Akard Funeral Chapel, Bristol, with Dr. Richard Ray officiating. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Arrangements by Akard Funeral Home. NEWSPAPER ARTICLE – Bristol Herald Courier, Bristol, Sullivan County, Tennessee, June 21, 1981, by Angela Mallicote. Photo

Photo caption: MR. AND MRS. DAVID AKARD SR. Married June 23, 1931

Exactly 50 years to the day, Kathleen and David Akard St. will be celebrating their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday night with a “swinging” shindig at the Bristol Country Club.
None other than the Tommy Dorsey Band, popular when the Akards were wed on Tuesday morning, June 23, 1931, will be playing the hit tunes of the 30s era for the dinner dance celebration.
They’ll whoop it up from 8 to 12 p.m. at the party, given by the Akard offspring and their spouses – Kitty and her husband Jerry Watford, Louise and her husband James Bowdoin, and David Jr. and his wife Melinda. The celebration will encompass the entire clubhouse, which will be adorned with golden yellow flowers and lavender tablecloths.
Lavender is Mrs. Akard’s trademark, her “claim to her fame,” according to members of the family. She had decorated her home entirely in lavender and to feel at home Tuesday night, will dine on a lavender covered table.
Expected to attend the festivities will be about 400 guests of the 485 invited, notably the Kings.
Also expected to attend are the Akard’s eldest grandchild, Leslie, Kitty and Jerry’s 25-year-old daughter in Atlanta; their youngest grandchildren, David and Melinda’s seven-year-old twins, David and Bambi; Kathleen’s baby sister, Charlotte (Mrs. Forrest) Berens of Marietta, Ga. and her baby brother, E. F. Willis, Jr. of Bristol Tennessee.
Congressman Jimmy Quillen, who must remain in Washington, D.C., and Senator Carl Moore, who’s in Europe, sent their regrets.
The festivities will begin with a brunch at David and Melinda’s home on Brookwood Drive for out-of-town guests and family.
The children say their parents met in high school, but were not allowed to tie the knot until Kathleen finished college. Parents had some say-so in those days. At the age of 17, Kathleen received her secretarial diploma at Sullins college in May 1931 and the couple married in June.
Kathleen is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. Frank Willis formerly of Lindsay Street and David Sr. is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Akard formerly of 111 Moore St.
According to a faded newspaper clipping in the couple’s wedding album, announcing the nuptials, “the entire lower floor of the Willis home was thrown en suite and adorned with baskets of exquisite garden flowers. Before an impromptu altar of early summer blossoms and palms, the wedding ritual was read by Rev. S. C. Ballentine of the Lutheran Church.
“Following the wedding, an elaborate breakfast was served.
“The pre-nuptial music was rendered by Miss Lucille Hayworth, gowned in lavender chiffon with picture hat and John Saunders. Mr. Saunders played ‘Traumeri’ and Miss Hayworth soloist sang ‘I Love You Truly.’ Mr. Saunders played “To A Wild Rose’ and for the processional, the “Bridal Chorus’ from Lohengrin.
“Miss Helen Mainous was maid of honor and wore a costume of green organdie, beruffled, with pink chapeau and carried an arm bouquet of garden flowers.
“Little Miss Frances Carter, cousin of the bride, was flower girl. She wore a quaint frock of yellow dotted Swiss and carried the flowers in a petite flower girls basket.
“Mr. Allen Pendleton was the ring bearer. He carried the ring in the heart of a white lily.
“The lovely bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a costume of white net over white taffeta, the taffeta being flowered with pink roses and a large pink hat most becoming to her brunette beauty, white shoes and lace mitts. She carried a chatelaine bouquet of sweetpeas, bride’s roses and swansonia, showered.
“Mr. Haskell Weaver served Mr. Akard as best man.
“Mr. and Mrs. Akard left during the morning in their car for a bridal trip but did not announce their destination. They will be away for two weeks. Upon their return they will be at home with Mr. Akard’s parents on the Blountville Pike.
“Mrs. Akard is a young woman of most charming personality with a wide circle of friends in Bristol. She was graduated in June from Sullins College and is also a graduate from Virginia High School. In both schools, she was most popular.
“Mr. Akard is associated with his father in the firm of Blevins Akard Undertakers.
“Mr. and Mrs. Akard will be at home to their friends at their residence on the Blountville Road.”
Another newspaper clipping from the wedding album noted a stag party given the groom, hosted by W.M. Hoover and Haskel Weaver. Before dinner, the guests enjoyed “a swim in the pool… and after dinner, bridge was played.” The couple’s engagement announcement said the approaching wedding was “of much interest to the legion of friends of the attractive bride-to-be and Mr. Akard.”
The couple had their first child (Kitty) when Kathleen was 18 years old. Hope that’s not telling her age!
Natives of Bristol, Kathleen and David Sr. have always lived here, as have their children. His father, J.B. co-founded Blevins Akard Undertakers on Moore St. After Blevins and Akard split, David Sr., at the tender age of 19, took the reins of Akard Funeral Home Inc. which had moved to James St.
David Jr. became president of Akard Funeral Home eight years ago, but David Sr. and Kathleen remain as active in the family business as they have throughout their marriage.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S1432] 1920 Census, Tennessee, Davidson County, Source Medium: Book
[S9237] Newspaper Article - The Bristol Herald, (Bristol, Tennessee); June 21, 1981
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S4023] Death Records - Tennessee, Tennessee State Archives (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S5002] Funeral Notice - David Weaver Akard
[S9825] Obituary - David Weaver Akard

Family Explorer

Kathleen Willis^1,2

F, #27445, b. 8 November 1913, d. 18 March 1989

Parents

Father	E. Frank Willis
Mother	Charlie Unknown

Pedigree Link

Family: David Weaver Akard (b. 15 September 1911, d. 25 June 1983)

Daughter	Louise R. Akard
Daughter	Kathleen Julia "Kitty" Akard+ (b. 4 October 1932, d. 18 October 1997)
Son	David Weaver Akard, Jr.+

BASIC FACTS

Kathleen Willis was born on 8 November 1913 in North Carolina.^1,3,2 She and David Weaver Akard were married on 23 June 1931 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,4 She died on 18 March 1989, at age 75.³ She was buried in Probably Glenwood Cemetery, Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.

Kathleen Willis had reference number 27737. Her Social Security Number was 225-03-3603, issued: Virginia, last residence: Bristol, Bristol City Co., Virginia.³ She was educated Graduate of Virginia High School, received a secretarial diploma from Sullin's College (May 1931.)⁴ She was enumerated on the census in Bristol City County, Virginia (1930.) NEWSPAPER ARTICLE – Bristol Herald Courier, Bristol, Sullivan County, Tennessee, June 21, 1981, by Angela Mallicote. Photo

Photo caption: MR. AND MRS. DAVID AKARD SR. Married June 23, 1931

Exactly 50 years to the day, Kathleen and David Akard St. will be celebrating their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday night with a “swinging” shindig at the Bristol Country Club.
None other than the Tommy Dorsey Band, popular when the Akards were wed on Tuesday morning, June 23, 1931, will be playing the hit tunes of the 30s era for the dinner dance celebration.
They’ll whoop it up from 8 to 12 p.m. at the party, given by the Akard offspring and their spouses – Kitty and her husband Jerry Watford, Louise and her husband James Bowdoin, and David Jr. and his wife Melinda. The celebration will encompass the entire clubhouse, which will be adorned with golden yellow flowers and lavender tablecloths.
Lavender is Mrs. Akard’s trademark, her “claim to her fame,” according to members of the family. She had decorated her home entirely in lavender and to feel at home Tuesday night, will dine on a lavender covered table.
Expected to attend the festivities will be about 400 guests of the 485 invited, notably the Kings.
Also expected to attend are the Akard’s eldest grandchild, Leslie, Kitty and Jerry’s 25-year-old daughter in Atlanta; their youngest grandchildren, David and Melinda’s seven-year-old twins, David and Bambi; Kathleen’s baby sister, Charlotte (Mrs. Forrest) Berens of Marietta, Ga. and her baby brother, E. F. Willis, Jr. of Bristol Tennessee.
Congressman Jimmy Quillen, who must remain in Washington, D.C., and Senator Carl Moore, who’s in Europe, sent their regrets.
The festivities will begin with a brunch at David and Melinda’s home on Brookwood Drive for out-of-town guests and family.
The children say their parents met in high school, but were not allowed to tie the knot until Kathleen finished college. Parents had some say-so in those days. At the age of 17, Kathleen received her secretarial diploma at Sullins college in May 1931 and the couple married in June.
Kathleen is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. Frank Willis formerly of Lindsay Street and David Sr. is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Akard formerly of 111 Moore St.
According to a faded newspaper clipping in the couple’s wedding album, announcing the nuptials, “the entire lower floor of the Willis home was thrown en suite and adorned with baskets of exquisite garden flowers. Before an impromptu altar of early summer blossoms and palms, the wedding ritual was read by Rev. S. C. Ballentine of the Lutheran Church.
“Following the wedding, an elaborate breakfast was served.
“The pre-nuptial music was rendered by Miss Lucille Hayworth, gowned in lavender chiffon with picture hat and John Saunders. Mr. Saunders played ‘Traumeri’ and Miss Hayworth soloist sang ‘I Love You Truly.’ Mr. Saunders played “To A Wild Rose’ and for the processional, the “Bridal Chorus’ from Lohengrin.
“Miss Helen Mainous was maid of honor and wore a costume of green organdie, beruffled, with pink chapeau and carried an arm bouquet of garden flowers.
“Little Miss Frances Carter, cousin of the bride, was flower girl. She wore a quaint frock of yellow dotted Swiss and carried the flowers in a petite flower girls basket.
“Mr. Allen Pendleton was the ring bearer. He carried the ring in the heart of a white lily.
“The lovely bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a costume of white net over white taffeta, the taffeta being flowered with pink roses and a large pink hat most becoming to her brunette beauty, white shoes and lace mitts. She carried a chatelaine bouquet of sweetpeas, bride’s roses and swansonia, showered.
“Mr. Haskell Weaver served Mr. Akard as best man.
“Mr. and Mrs. Akard left during the morning in their car for a bridal trip but did not announce their destination. They will be away for two weeks. Upon their return they will be at home with Mr. Akard’s parents on the Blountville Pike.
“Mrs. Akard is a young woman of most charming personality with a wide circle of friends in Bristol. She was graduated in June from Sullins College and is also a graduate from Virginia High School. In both schools, she was most popular.
“Mr. Akard is associated with his father in the firm of Blevins Akard Undertakers.
“Mr. and Mrs. Akard will be at home to their friends at their residence on the Blountville Road.”
Another newspaper clipping from the wedding album noted a stag party given the groom, hosted by W.M. Hoover and Haskel Weaver. Before dinner, the guests enjoyed “a swim in the pool… and after dinner, bridge was played.” The couple’s engagement announcement said the approaching wedding was “of much interest to the legion of friends of the attractive bride-to-be and Mr. Akard.”
The couple had their first child (Kitty) when Kathleen was 18 years old. Hope that’s not telling her age!
Natives of Bristol, Kathleen and David Sr. have always lived here, as have their children. His father, J.B. co-founded Blevins Akard Undertakers on Moore St. After Blevins and Akard split, David Sr., at the tender age of 19, took the reins of Akard Funeral Home Inc. which had moved to James St.
David Jr. became president of Akard Funeral Home eight years ago, but David Sr. and Kathleen remain as active in the family business as they have throughout their marriage.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S1971] 1930 Census, Virginia, Bristol City County
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S9237] Newspaper Article - The Bristol Herald, (Bristol, Tennessee); June 21, 1981

Family Explorer

Edith Rebecca Akard^1,2

F, #27446, b. 6 August 1917, d. July 1978

Parents

Father	James Barney Akard (b. 14 August 1876, d. 24 September 1945)
Mother	Rebecca Susannah Weaver (b. September 1875, d. 26 April 1957)

Pedigree Link

Family: Carl Jefferson "Jeff" Crumley (b. 21 January 1906, d. 15 October 1973)

Daughter	Jan or Jane Akard Crumley
Son	Carl Jefferson "Jeff" Crumley, Jr.
Son	Samuel Howard "Sammy" Crumley

BASIC FACTS

Edith Rebecca Akard was born on 6 August 1917 in Tennessee.^1,2 She died in July 1978, at age 60.³ She was buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁴

Edith Rebecca Akard had reference number 27738. Her Social Security Number was 226-16-1051, issued: Virginia, last residence; Bristol, Bristol City Co., Virginia.³ She was enumerated on the census in Davidson County, Tennessee (1920.) GRAVE MARKER

CRUMLEY
EDITH A. C. Jeff
1917 - 1978 1906 - 1973.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S1432] 1920 Census, Tennessee, Davidson County, Source Medium: Book
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

Carl Jefferson "Jeff" Crumley^1,2,3

M, #27447, b. 21 January 1906, d. 15 October 1973

Parents

Father	Harmon Harrison Crumley
Mother	Sarah Sallie Louisa Cornett

Pedigree Link

Family: Edith Rebecca Akard (b. 6 August 1917, d. July 1978)

Daughter	Jan or Jane Akard Crumley
Son	Carl Jefferson "Jeff" Crumley, Jr.
Son	Samuel Howard "Sammy" Crumley

BASIC FACTS

Carl Jefferson "Jeff" Crumley was born on 21 January 1906 in Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^3,4 He died on 15 October 1973, at age 67.^5,6 He was buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁶

Carl Jefferson "Jeff" Crumley had reference number 27739. His Social Security Number was 226-10-1960, issued: Virginia, last residence: Bristol, Bristol Co., Virginia.⁵ U.S. Army, 1st Lieutenant, enlisted 16 Sep 1940, released 16 Nov 1940. See "George Crumley Family of Sullivan County, Tennessee," by Hugh Henry Mottern (page 61).

Carl's BIRLS Death File shows his birth date as 1909, making him three years younger than he really was. Maybe the military found out as he was only in the service two months.

GRAVE MARKER

CRUMLEY
EDITH A. C. Jeff
1917 - 1978 1906 - 1973

GRAVE MARKER #2

CARL J CRUMLEY
VIRGINIA
1ST LIEUTENANT US ARMY
JAN 21 1906 OCT 15 1973.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S11611] Obituary - Rebecca Susannah (Weaver) Akard
[S5121] Genealogy prepared by @email address (Ancestry.com), Source Medium: Book
[S2610] Birth Certificate - Carl Jefferson "Jeff" Crumley
[S12399] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

James Edwin Akard

M, #27448, b. 28 March 1905, d. 13 July 1905

Parents

Father	James Barney Akard (b. 14 August 1876, d. 24 September 1945)
Mother	Rebecca Susannah Weaver (b. September 1875, d. 26 April 1957)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

James Edwin Akard was born on 28 March 1905 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,2 He died on 13 July 1905, at age 0, in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,2 He was buried in Weaver Cemetery, Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.²

James Edwin Akard had reference number 27740.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

Girl Akard

F, #27449, b. 6 July 1907, d. 6 July 1907

Parents

Father	James Barney Akard (b. 14 August 1876, d. 24 September 1945)
Mother	Rebecca Susannah Weaver (b. September 1875, d. 26 April 1957)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Girl Akard was born on 6 July 1907 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,2 She died on 6 July 1907, at age 0, in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^1,2 She was buried in Weaver Cemetery, Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.²

Girl Akard had reference number 27741.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

E. Frank Willis^1,2

M, #27450

Pedigree Link

Family: Charlie Unknown

Daughter

Kathleen Willis+ (b. 8 November 1913, d. 18 March 1989)

BASIC FACTS

E. Frank Willis had reference number 27742.

Citations

[S7193] Genealogy prepared by S. J. Latture, Abingdon, Virginia, dated June 1932
[S1971] 1930 Census, Virginia, Bristol City County