An Arkansas Connection ...

An Arkansas Connection ...

Master Index - Surname Index - Return to Database Page - Return to An Arkansas Connection ... home page.
Previous Page - Next Page

Martha Brewer was born on April 4, 1841 at Pike County, AR. She was the daughter of Henderson "Henry" Brewer and Berthena "Bertha" White.      She was enumerated with Henderson "Henry" Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated November 9, 1850; Martha was shown at age 9 as a white female born in Arkansas.

Laureyett Brewer was born on June 28, 1845 at Pike County, AR. She was the daughter of Henderson "Henry" Brewer and Berthena "Bertha" White.      She was enumerated with Henderson "Henry" Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated November 9, 1850; Lorette was shown at age 6 as a white female born in Arkansas.

Ann Brewer was born on February 14, 1847 at Pike County, AR. She was the daughter of Henderson "Henry" Brewer and Berthena "Bertha" White.      She was on the Pike County, AR census dated November 9, 1850; Ann was shown at age 3 as a white female born in Arkansas.

Thomas C. Brewer was born on October 20, 1848 at Pike County, AR. He was the son of Henderson "Henry" Brewer and Berthena "Bertha" White.      He was enumerated with Henderson "Henry" Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated November 9, 1850; Thomas L. was shown at age 2 as a white male born in Arkansas.

Elizabeth Hewitt was born on April 9, 1805 at MO. She married Henry Brewer, son of Oliver Brewer Sr. and Sarah ______, on July 18, 1829 at Pike County, AR.      She was enumerated with Henry Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated November 16, 1850; Elizabeth was shown at age 45 as a white female born in Missouri.      She was enumerated with Henry Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 29, 1860; Elizabeth was shown at age 45 as a white female born in Missouri.      She was enumerated with Henry Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated August 3, 1870; Elizabeth was shown at age 65 as a white female born in Missouri. Her occupation was keeping house.

     Children of Elizabeth Hewitt and Henry Brewer:

Cynthia Ann Brewer+   b. June 19, 1830, d. June 15, 1859
Rosanah "Rosanna" Brewer+   b. September 15, 1833, d. 1877
William R. Brewer   b. March 18, 1837, d. April 16, 1872
James P. Brewer   b. May 2, 1840, d. July 11, 1845
Martha Elizabeth Brewer   b. November 1, 1844, d. August 12, 1846
Henry Taylor Brewer+   b. March 14, 1850, d. August 30, 1925

Rosanah "Rosanna" Brewer was born on September 15, 1833 at Hempstead County, AR. She was the daughter of Henry Brewer and Elizabeth Hewitt. Rosanah "Rosanna" Brewer married John Slaughter Owens, son of Edwin Owens and Elizabeth Slaughter, on October 10, 1850 at Pike County, AR.      She was enumerated with Henry Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated November 16, 1850; Rosana was shown at age 16 as a white female born in Arkansas.      She was enumerated with Henry Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated August 3, 1870; Rose A. was shown (with the last name of Brewer) at age 17 as a white female born in Arkansas. She was shown at home. Her age is clearly incorrect as is her last name. Rosanah was the widow of John Slaughter Owens. She and her four children were living with her parents at the time of the census. Rosanah "Rosanna" Brewer died in 1877 at Pike County, AR.

     Children of Rosanah "Rosanna" Brewer and John Slaughter Owens:

Owen Brewer Owens   b. October 14, 1851
Elizabeth L. "Betty" Owens+   b. circa 1855
Henry E. Owens   b. 1858
Jefferson D. Owens   b. 1861

Henry Taylor Brewer was born on March 14, 1850 at Pike County, AR. He was the son of Henry Brewer and Elizabeth Hewitt.      He was enumerated with Henry Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated November 16, 1850; Henry T. was shown at age 3 months as a white male born in Arkansas.      He was enumerated with Henry Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 29, 1860; H.T. was shown at age 10 as a white male born in Arkansas. He attended school within the past year.      He was enumerated with Henry Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated August 3, 1870; Henry H. was shown at age 20 as a white male born in Arkansas. His occupation was farm laborer. Henry Taylor Brewer married Emily Caroline Carter, daughter of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover, on March 2, 1871 at Pike County, AR.      He was listed as a head of household on the Pike County, AR census dated June 21, 1880. He was found in Muddy Fork Township, Roll 53, Book 1, Page 427A, ED 123, Dwelling 209, Family 209; H.T. was shown at age 33 as a married white male born in Arkansas. His parents were born in South Carolina. His occupation was farmer.      He was the subject of the following sketch at The Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Southern Arkansas, page 316,:      "Henry T. Brewer, farmer, Murfreesboro, Ark. This prominent and enterprising agriculturist is a native-born resident of Pike County, Ark., his birth occurring in 1850, and is the youngest of six children born to Henry and Elizabeth (Hewett) Brewer. His father, who was born in North Carolina in 1800, went to Tennessee, and from there to Missouri, coming thence in 1818 to this State and settling in this section, on Muddy Fork Creek, at an early day. He became one of the best known citizens of the county at that day and time, and held the office of sheriff and other positions of prominence. Mrs. Brewer was a native of Arkansas. Henry T. Brewer is the only one of the above mentioned family now living. He received a limited education, and at the age of twenty-one years began farming for himself. His brother, William R. Brewer, enlisted in the Confederate army, was in a cavalry company, and returned with the same horse on which he rode away from home. Upon the death of the father, Henry T. Brewer inherited his present farm of 350 acres, with 120 acres under cultivation, and which is located one and a half miles from town on the Little Missouri River. He annually raises about half a bale of cotton to the acre, and thirty-five bushels of corn. He does general farming and raises some stock. The balance of his land is fairly timbered. Mr. Brewer is an earnest advocate of schools, and in politics, though not active, is a conscientious Democrat. He was married to Miss Emily Carter, daughter of an old settler of this State, and to them were born the following children: Charles (attending school at Arkadelphia), Mittie (died at the age of thirteen years), Mattie, William R., Guy, Cortez, Roscoe, Mack Hamilton, Osero, and an infant daughter unnamed. Mr. Brewer has made many improvements in his place, and has cleared much land since it came into his possession. He has one of the best river bottoms farms in the county, and is a good and practical agriculturist. Mrs. Brewer is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church." Henry Taylor Brewer died on August 30, 1925 at Pike County, AR, at age 75. [The death date is given as 1924 by other sources.].

     Children of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter:

Charles Alexander Brewer   b. June 18, 1872, d. September 7, 1908
Mittie Brewer   b. August 3, 1873, d. August 21, 1887
Mattie Brewer   b. circa 1874
Mattie Elizabeth Brewer   b. April 22, 1876, d. June 1, 1958
Doctor William Russell Brewer   b. November 12, 1877, d. April 4, 1925
Guy Brewer   b. January 12, 1880, d. January 28, 1914
Cortez Irving Brewer   b. January 21, 1881, d. January 3, 1950
Henry Roscoe Brewer   b. February 21, 1884, d. after 1933
Mack Hamilton Brewer   b. December 22, 1885, d. after 1933
Ozero Carl "Osero" Brewer+   b. February 17, 1888
Lillian "Lillie May" Brewer   b. February 17, 1890, d. October 18, 1898
Nelle Brewer   b. November 4, 1892, d. after 1933

Emily Caroline Carter was born on July 7, 1853 at Pike County, AR. She was the daughter of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover.      She was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 3, 1860; E.C. was shown at age 6 as a white female born in Arkansas. She attended school within the past year.      She was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Emily C. was shown at age 16 as a white female born in Arkansas. She was shown at home. She attended school within the past year. Emily Caroline Carter married Henry Taylor Brewer, son of Henry Brewer and Elizabeth Hewitt, on March 2, 1871 at Pike County, AR.      She was enumerated with Henry Taylor Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 21, 1880; Emma C. was shown at age 26 as a married white female, wife of H.T., born in Arkansas. Her mother was born in South Carolina. Her father was born in Arkansas. Her occupation was keeping house. Emily Caroline Carter died on March 28, 1940 at Pike County, AR, at age 86.

     Children of Emily Caroline Carter and Henry Taylor Brewer:

Charles Alexander Brewer   b. June 18, 1872, d. September 7, 1908
Mittie Brewer   b. August 3, 1873, d. August 21, 1887
Mattie Brewer   b. circa 1874
Mattie Elizabeth Brewer   b. April 22, 1876, d. June 1, 1958
Doctor William Russell Brewer   b. November 12, 1877, d. April 4, 1925
Guy Brewer   b. January 12, 1880, d. January 28, 1914
Cortez Irving Brewer   b. January 21, 1881, d. January 3, 1950
Henry Roscoe Brewer   b. February 21, 1884, d. after 1933
Mack Hamilton Brewer   b. December 22, 1885, d. after 1933
Ozero Carl "Osero" Brewer+   b. February 17, 1888
Lillian "Lillie May" Brewer   b. February 17, 1890, d. October 18, 1898
Nelle Brewer   b. November 4, 1892, d. after 1933

Charles Alexander Brewer was born on June 18, 1872 at AR. He was the son of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter.      He was enumerated with Henry Taylor Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 21, 1880; Charles A. was shown at age 8 as a single white male, son of H.T., born in Arkansas. His parents were born in Arkansas. Charles Alexander Brewer died on September 7, 1908 at Pike County, AR, at age 36.

Mattie Elizabeth Brewer was born on April 22, 1876 at AR. She was the daughter of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter.      She was enumerated with Henry Taylor Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 21, 1880; Mattie E. was shown at age 5 as a single white female, daughter of H.T., born in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Arkansas. Mattie Elizabeth Brewer married Charles Kelley on November 18, 1903 at Pike County, AR. Mattie Elizabeth Brewer died on June 1, 1958 at Pike County, AR, at age 82.

Guy Brewer was born on January 12, 1880 at AR. He was the son of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter.      He was enumerated with Henry Taylor Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 21, 1880; Guy was shown as not named at age 6 months as a single white male, son of H.T., born in Arkansas. His parents were born in Arkansas. Guy Brewer died on January 28, 1914 at Pike County, AR, at age 34.

Cortez Irving Brewer was born on January 21, 1881 at Pike County, AR. [the family Bible has the birth date as January 3, 1878 but that date is contradicted by other sources. We will use the later date]. He was the son of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter. Cortez Irving Brewer married Lollie Lena Sutton on August 10, 1908 at Little River County, AR.      He was an Arkansas State Senator from 1927 through 1929. Cortez Irving Brewer died on January 3, 1950 at Sevier County, AR, at age 68.

Henry Roscoe Brewer was born on February 21, 1884 at AR. He was the son of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter. Henry Roscoe Brewer died after 1933.

Mack Hamilton Brewer was born on December 22, 1885 at AR. He was the son of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter. Mack Hamilton Brewer died after 1933.

Ozero Carl "Osero" Brewer was born on February 17, 1888 at Murfreesboro, Pike County, AR. He was the son of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter.      He received an A.B. degree from the University of Arkansas in 1911.      He received an LL.B. degree from Harvard College in 1915.      From August 8, 1915 until his service in World War I he was an attorney in Helena, Phillips County, Arkansas.      During World War I he was stationed at Camp Travis from August 1917 until August 1918. He was a first lieutenant in the One Hundred and Sixty-fifth Field Artillery Brigade, Ninetieth Division. In August 1918 he was transferred to France. He was active in that connection from August 1918 until the signing of the armistice.      Starting July 12, 1919 he again practiced law in Helena, Phillips County, Arkansas. Ozero Carl "Osero" Brewer married Alice Bridges on November 18, 1925.      He was the subject of the following sketch at The Centennial History of Arkansas,:      "A native son of Arkansas is Ozero C. Brewer, practicing attorney at Helena. His birth occurred in Murfreesboro, Pike county on the 17th day of February, 1888, a son of Henry Taylor and Emily (Carter) Brewer, likewise natives of Murfreesboro. Both parents are residing there, the father being a retired farmer. Henry Brewer, the paternal grandfather, was born in North Carolina and came to this state in ... (1818). He engaged in farming here and achieved substantial success. The maternal grandfather, Henry Carter, was likewise a native of North Carolina and came to this state and he came in the 30's. He was prominent in the public life of this state, having been a member of the state legislature a number of times and he was a member of the constitutional convention of 1874. He was an extensive land owner and one of the wealthy men of his day. For many years Henry Taylor Brewer followed agricultural pursuits, achieving more than substantial success. He is a self-made man having acquired his wealth as the result of laudable ambition, stanch determination and intelligently directed efforts. To the union of Mr. and Mrs. Brewer eleven children were born, seven of whom are living: Mattie E., the wife of Charles Kelley, a retired farmer and merchant of Murfreesboro; William R., a well know physician and surgeon at Ola, this state; Cortez, a farmer near Ben Lomond; Roscoe, a farmer residing in Murfreesboro; Mack H., drainage engineer at Silver City, Mississippi; Ozero C., whose name initiates this review; Nelle, the wife of B. Morris, office manager for the Dierks Lumber Company. The family was reared in the faith of the Methodist Episcopal church, South. Mr. Brewer is a stanch supporter of the Democratic party and is still active in party affairs.      "In the acquirement of his early education, Ozero C. Brewer attended the public schools of Murfreesboro and in due time entered Ouachita College. Having completed his preparatory work he enrolled in the University of Arkansas and received his A.B. degree from that institution in 1911. His earliest ambition was to become a lawyer and in 1915 the LL.B. degree was conferred upon him by Harvard. Later in the same year he was admitted to practice in the federal and state courts and he located in Helena on the 8th of August, 1915, and began practice. He was successful from the start and was enjoying an extensive and lucrative clientage when he put all personal interest aside and in August, 1917, enlisted for service in the United States army. He was sent to Camp Travis, where he was stationed one year and he was then sent to France as first lieutenant in the One Hundred and Sixty-fifth Field Artillery Brigade, Ninetieth Division. He was active in that connection until the signing of the armistice. Mr. Brewer likewise held the position of assistant staff judge advocate of Base Section, No. 2. His headquarters were in Bordeaux, France and he had charge of all general court marshal work for Base Section, No. 2. On July 1st he returned to the United States and received his honorable discharge on the 12th of July, 1919 at Camp Dix. Subsequently he returned to Helena, resumed his practice and is now enjoying an extensive and ever-increasing clientage. He is one of the promising young attorneys of the county and state and well merits the position he has already attained among the leading attorneys of Helena. In addition to his private practice Mr. Brewer handles all litigation for the First National Bank of Helena, Arkansas. He is a young man of laudable ambition and his higher education was the result of his own efforts. He was principal of the Texarkana schools for one year before enrolling in Harvard.      "The religious faith of Mr. Brewer is that of the Methodist Episcopal church and he is a member of the official board and teaches the men's class in the Sunday school. Fraternally he is identified with the Masons, being a Scottish Rite Mason and a member of the Mystic Shrine. He is secretary and charter member of the Helena Rotary Club, vice president and war risk officer of Richard L. Kitchens Post of the American Legion, and is serving on the executive committee of the state department of the American Legion. He is one of Helena's most public-spirited and progressive young citizens and no movement for the development and improvement of the community seeks his aid in vain."      He was the subject of the following sketch at The Annals of Arkansas,:      "Ozero C. Brewer graduated from the Law School of Harvard University in 1915 and he has been practicing his profession in Helena, Phillips County, Arkansas since that time. He is an able and forceful practitioner, skilled in preparation of his cases and carrying himself with poise and distinction. The exacting duties of his profession leave Mr. Brewer little free time, but he is always anxious and ready to lend his assistance in the furtherance of projects for the good of the community.      "On February 17, 1888, Ozero C. Brewer was born in Murfreesboro, Pike County, Arkansas. He was the seventh son in a family of eleven children. His father, Henry T. Brewer was a prominent farmer of Pike County, Arkansas. He died in 1924. Emily (Carter) Brewer, mother of Ozero C. Brewer, was born in Pike County, Arkansas. She died in 1937.      "Ozero Brewer early proved to be an unusually keen student. He attended the public schools of Murfreesboro, Arkansas, took a preparatory course at Ouachita College, Arkadelphia, Arkansas, and in 1911 received his A.B. degree at the University of Arkansas. Mr. Brewer then entered the elite Harvard University Law School and received his LL.B. degree in 1915. In the same year Mr. Brewer was admitted to the Arkansas Bar and he has since successfully carried on a thriving practice in Helena, Arkansas. His offices are in the Solomon Building. Mr. Brewer is a member of the Phillips County Bar Association, the Arkansas Bar Association and the American Bar Association. He is licensed to practice law before all courts in Arkansas and also all Federal Courts including the Supreme Court of the United States.      "On November 18, 1925, Ozero C. Brewer married Alice Bridges of Inverness, Mississippi. They are the parents of a daughter, Martha, born on April 2, 1930. She is now in her senior year at Helena High School. Mrs. Brewer is active in local club work and is a member of the Helena School Board. She is also interested in the promotion of good reading and is a members of the Helena Public Library Board. The family worships at the Methodist Church, where Mr. Brewer holds office as Steward.      "During World War I, Ozero C. Brewer served in the United States Army. He spent one year of service in the United States and one year in the field of action in France. He is a charter members of the Helena Rotary Club, which has sponsored many worthy plans for civic betterment. The Brewer lives in a beautiful home on West Helena highway. The garden, in its long season of beauty, shows taste and care. Mr. Brewer is recognized as a skilled expert on the culture of roses. The house is of the livable type, and contains a recreation room that evokes praise and envy for its casual comfort and the completeness of its appointments. Mr. Brewer's favorite outdoor sport is duck hunting. He never allows himself to become jaded by over-application to professional work, but by judicious rest and recreation keeps up to his high standard of mental fitness."

Nelle Brewer was born on November 4, 1892 at AR. She was the daughter of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter. Nelle Brewer married B. Morris. Nelle Brewer died after 1933.

Henry William Carter was born on January 12, 1826 at Franklin County, NC. He was an 'only' child. He was the son of William Carter and Mary Williams. Henry William Carter married Martha Hoover, daughter of Jacob Hoover, on May 28, 1850 at Pike County, AR.      He was listed as a head of household on the Pike County, AR census dated July 3, 1860. He was found in Brewer Township, Wilton PO, Roll 47, Bool 1, Page 454, Sheet 21, Dwelling 144, Family 144; H.W. was shown at age 34 as a white male born in North Carolina. His occupation was farmer. He owned real estate valued at $2500. His personal estate was valued at $2291.      Also shown:      G.W. Kirk at age 24 as a white male born in Tennessee. His occupation was school teacher.      W.R. Bussell at age 29 as a white male born in Tennessee. His occupation was blacksmith. He was married within the past year.      M.A. Bussell at age 20 as a white female born in Tennessee. She was married within the past year.      Sometime after 1862 he enlisted in the military and fought in the Civil War. Henry William Carter married Sidney Ann Huddleston on May 23, 1869 at Pike County, AR.      He was listed as a head of household on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870. He was found in Muddy Fork Township, Wilton PO, Roll 60, Book 1, Page 226B, Sheet 2, Dwelling 10, Family 10; Henry W. was shown at age 44 as a white male born in North Carolina. His occupation was farmer. He owned real estate valued at $800. His personal estate was valued at $800.      He was listed as a head of household on the Pike County, AR census dated June 29, 1880. He was found in Muddy Fork Township, Roll 53, Book 1, Page 432A, Page 37, ED 123, Dwelling 301, Family 301; Henry W. was shown at age 53 as a married white male born in North Carolina. His father was born in Georgia. His mother was born in North Carolina. His occupation was member of legislature.      Also shown:      S.O. newman at age 26 as a single whit male boarder born in Georgia. His parents were born in Georgia. His occupation was working on a farm.      Ella Taylor at age 28 as a single white female boarder born in Mississippi. her parents were born in Mississippi. Her occupation was teacher.      He was the subject of the following sketch at The Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Southern Arkansas, page 316,:      "Hon. Henry W. Carter, farmer, Nathan, Ark. Henry W. Carter, one of the county's best and most enterprising citizens was born in Franklin County, N.C., January 12, 1826, and there attained his growth and received his education. At the age of twenty-one years he started out for himself as a farmer, and by industry and good management became the owner of 800 acres of land, 225 acres under cultivation. He came with his parents to this State in 1845, and has become one of the best known and most highly respected residents of Pike County. He has been twice married; first, in May 1850, to Martha (Scott nee) Hoover, who was born in Tennessee, and who was the daughter of Jacob Hoover. This marriage resulted in the birth of nine children, thee of whom are deceased and one died unnamed: Thomas H. (married in 1868 to Miss Mary White of this county), Albert E. (married Miss Fanny Bryant), Jacob M. (is at present studying law in Texarkana, will complete his law course in July, 1890, and is a young man of bright intellect and unusual ability), Robert L. (is at home with his father), Wesley H. (deceased), Fairwick F. (was married to Miss Rosa Kelley in 1882 and resides in this county), Emily C. (was married in 1870 to Henry Brewer a farmer of this county), and Mary C. (was married to O.J. Brewer in 1872, and both are now deceased). In 1862 Mr. Carter enlisted in the Confederate army as a private, and was soon promoted to first Lieutenant of Company A, Fourth Arkansas Regiment. Later he was made Captain of his company, and served in that capacity until the close of the war. He was in the battles of Pine Bluff, Pea Ridge, Pilot Knob, Lexington, Kansas City, Poison Springs and Saline River. He was also in numerous skirmishes. In 1874 Mr. Carter represented this county in the Constitutional Convention which framed the present constitution, and in 1879 he represented this county in the Lower House of the General Assembly. He is a Democrat and is very active, politically. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity, which he joined in 1850, and he is now a members of Pike Lodge No. 91. His first wife died in 1868, and his second marriage occurred in 1869 to Mrs. Sidney A. (Huddleston) Reid, who has borne him four children, two pairs of twins: Calvin E. (died at the age of six years), Alice, John (died at the age of five years) and Francis (still living at home. Alice was married in January 1890, to Mrs. William A. Daugherty, a farmer, residing in this county, and Francis is living with his parents. Mr. Carter is a liberal supporter of all public enterprises, and has held different local positions with credit. As a man he is progressive in all things, and wields no small influence in the community where he makes his home. He and family are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Mr. Carter has in his house one of the first make of Seth Thomas' clocks, which has been in the family one hundred years, and has been handed down from generation to generation. It kept good time for sixty years. Mr. Carter was the only child born to the union of William and Mary (Williams) Carter, the father a native of Georgia and the mother of North Carolina. They were married in the last State, and there remained until about 1843, when they moved to Mississippi, and thence two years later, or in 1845, to Pike County, Ark., where they passed the remainder of their days."      He was listed as a head of household on the Pike County, AR census dated June 5, 1900. He was found in Muddy Fork Township, Page 16A, Sheet 3, ED 87, Dwelling 49, Family 49; Henry W. was shown at age 74 as a married white male born in January 1896 in North Carolina. His father was born in Georgia. His mother was born in North Carolina. His occupation was farmer. He could read and write and he spoke English. He had been married 33 years at the time of the census. Henry William Carter died on June 21, 1906 at age 80. He was buried at Biggs Chapel Cemetery, Pike County, AR.

     Children of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover:

Thomas Henry Carter Sr.+   b. August 1, 1851, d. January 9, 1922
Emily Caroline Carter+   b. July 7, 1853, d. March 28, 1940
Mary C. Carter+   b. June 15, 1856
Wesley H. Carter   b. October 10, 1858, d. September 5, 1870
Fairwick Franklin Carter+   b. November 5, 1860, d. December 3, 1949
Albert E. Carter   b. between July 10, 1862 and 1863
Jacob M. Carter   b. October 5, 1864
Robert Lee Carter   b. June 18, 1867

     Children of Henry William Carter and Sidney Ann Huddleston:

Calvin E. Carter   b. January 5, 1870, d. August 11, 1875
Alice Hazlip Carter+   b. January 5, 1870
John Carter   b. August 11, 1872, d. August 8, 1877
Frances Carter+   b. August 11, 1872, d. October 20, 1923

Charles Kelley was born circa 1867. He married Mattie Elizabeth Brewer, daughter of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter, on November 18, 1903 at Pike County, AR.

B. Morris married Nelle Brewer, daughter of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter.      Starting in 1933 he was an office manager for the Dierks Lumber Company.

Alice Bridges was born at Inverness, MS. She married Ozero Carl "Osero" Brewer, son of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter, on November 18, 1925.

Zerilda "Serilda" E. White was born circa 1812 at TN. She was the daughter of Absalom White and Elizabeth A ______. Zerilda "Serilda" E. White married James Stephenson Brewer, son of Oliver Brewer Sr. and Mary "Polly" Henderson, on March 3, 1833 at Clark County, AR.      Marriage Record, Clark County, AR Marriage Book A, page 105-101A.      AR Territory,      Clark County,      These are (to) Certify that I solemnized the rights (rites) of matrimony between James S. (Brewer) and Serilda White on the 3rd day of March 1833.           W. Sorrels, J.P.      Territory of AR,      County of Clark,      I hereby Certify that the foregoing Certificate of marriage was this day Produced to me in my Office and Ordered to be recorded which is duly done. Witness my hand as Clerk and Exoffico recorder for said County this 4th day of June A.D. 1833 and of the independence of the United States the 57th.           Isaac Ward, Clk. &           Exofficio recorder.      She was enumerated with James Stephenson Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated October 25, 1850; Zerilda was shown at age 27 as a white female born in Tennessee.      She was enumerated with James Stephenson Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated September 4, 1860; Zerelda was shown at age 48 as a white female born in Tennessee.      She was enumerated with James Calvert Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 25, 1870; Zerelda E. was shown at age 58 as a white female born in Tennessee. Her occupation was keeping house.      She was enumerated with James Calvert Brewer on the Hopkins County, TX census dated June 5, 1880; Zerelda E. was shown at age 68 as a widowed white female, mother of James C., born in Tennessee. Her parents were born in Tennessee. Her occupation was keeping house. She could neither read nor write.

     Children of Zerilda "Serilda" E. White and James Stephenson Brewer:

Mary Ellen Brewer+   b. September 14, 1835, d. February 23, 1869
James Calvert Brewer+   b. January 30, 1838, d. February 4, 1907

Angeline P.J. Langdon was born in 1839 at AR. She married John Wesley Sorrels, son of Paschal C. Sorrels and Rebecca Brewer, in 1858 at Pike County, AR. Angeline P.J. Langdon died in 1881 at AR. She was buried at Delight, Pike County, AR.

     Children of Angeline P.J. Langdon and John Wesley Sorrels:

Emily A. Sorrells   b. 1862, d. 1902
Machida W. Sorrells   b. circa 1864
James Warren Sorrells   b. September 5, 1868, d. September 30, 1945
Robert H. Sorrells   b. circa 1869
John Wesley Sorrells II   b. August 21, 1871
Grandison K. Sorrells   b. circa 1872
Emma R. Sorrells   b. circa 1872
Thomas Elmer Sorrells   b. May 2, 1874, d. December 15, 1923
Becca A. Sorrells   b. circa 1876

Louisa Mahulda Cearly married John Wesley Sorrels, son of Paschal C. Sorrels and Rebecca Brewer, in 1885 at Pike County, AR. Louisa Mahulda Cearly married _____ Black.

     Children of Louisa Mahulda Cearly and John Wesley Sorrels:

Elizabeth Sorrells   b. 1887, d. 1939
Nora Dell Sorrells   b. December 18, 1889, d. August 2, 1964

Sarah Davis Helms was born in 1867. She was the daughter of William Davis and Ann ______. Sarah Davis Helms married John Wesley Sorrels, son of Paschal C. Sorrels and Rebecca Brewer, in 1889 at Pike County, AR. Sarah Davis Helms died in 1960.

     Children of Sarah Davis Helms and John Wesley Sorrels:

Lillie Sorrells   b. 1892
Henry Harvey Sorrells+   b. December 21, 1893, d. December 31, 1969

Mittie Brewer was born on August 3, 1873 at Pike County, AR. She was the daughter of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter.      She was enumerated with Henry Taylor Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 21, 1880; Mittie was shown at age 6 as a single white female, daughter of H.T., born in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Arkansas. Mittie Brewer died on August 21, 1887 at Pike County, AR, at age 14.

Doctor William Russell Brewer was born on November 12, 1877. He was the son of Henry Taylor Brewer and Emily Caroline Carter.      He was enumerated with Henry Taylor Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 21, 1880; Willie R. was shown at age 2 as a single white male, son of H.T., born in Arkansas. His parents were born in Arkansas. Doctor William Russell Brewer died on April 4, 1925 at Ola, Yell County, AR, at age 47. He was buried at Murfreesboro, Pike County, AR.

Oliver J. M. Brewer was born circa 1851 at Pike County, AR. He was the son of Elizabeth Dickson.      He was enumerated with Elizabeth Dickson on the Pike County, AR census dated July 24, 1860; O.J. was shown at age 9 as a white male born in Arkansas.      He was enumerated with Henry L. Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated July 12, 1870; Orville J. was shown at age 19 as a white male born in Arkansas. His occupation was farm laborer. Oliver J. M. Brewer married Mary C. Carter, daughter of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover, in 1872 at Pike County, AR.      He was listed as a head of household on the Pike County, AR census dated June 25, 1880. He was found in Muddy Fork Township, Roll 53, Book 1, Page 430B, ED 123, Dwelling 275, Family 275; O.J. was shown at age 29 as a married white male born in Arkansas. His parents were born in Tennessee. His occupation was farmer.O.J. was shown at age 29 as a married white male born in Arkansas. His parents were born in Tennessee. His occupation was farmer. Oliver J. M. Brewer died before 1890.

     Children of Oliver J. M. Brewer and Mary C. Carter:

Mary Emily Brewer   b. February 27, 1874
Martha Elizabeth Brewer   b. October 9, 1875
Custer Brewer   b. April 30, 1878
Zenobia Brewer   b. September 3, 1879

Mary C. Carter was born on June 15, 1856 at AR. She was the daughter of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover.      She was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 3, 1860; M.C. was shown at age 4 as a white female born in Arkansas.      She was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Mary C. was shown at age 14 as a white female born in Arkansas. She was shown at home. She attended school within the past year. Mary C. Carter married Oliver J. M. Brewer, son of Elizabeth Dickson, in 1872 at Pike County, AR.      She was enumerated with Oliver J. M. Brewer on the Pike County, AR census dated June 25, 1880; Mary C. was shown at age 24 as a married white female, wife of O.J., born in Arkansas. Her parents were born in South Carolina. Her occupation was keeping house.

     Children of Mary C. Carter and Oliver J. M. Brewer:

Mary Emily Brewer   b. February 27, 1874
Martha Elizabeth Brewer   b. October 9, 1875
Custer Brewer   b. April 30, 1878
Zenobia Brewer   b. September 3, 1879

Martha Hoover was born on July 7, 1825 at TN. She was the daughter of Jacob Hoover. Martha Hoover married _____ Scott before 1850 at Pike County, AR. Martha Hoover married Henry William Carter, son of William Carter and Mary Williams, on May 28, 1850 at Pike County, AR.      She was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 3, 1860; Martha was shown at age 34 as a white female born in Tennessee. Martha Hoover died on August 5, 1868 at age 43. She was buried at probably Mount Zion Cemetery, Pike County, AR.

     Children of Martha Hoover and Henry William Carter:

Thomas Henry Carter Sr.+   b. August 1, 1851, d. January 9, 1922
Emily Caroline Carter+   b. July 7, 1853, d. March 28, 1940
Mary C. Carter+   b. June 15, 1856
Wesley H. Carter   b. October 10, 1858, d. September 5, 1870
Fairwick Franklin Carter+   b. November 5, 1860, d. December 3, 1949
Albert E. Carter   b. between July 10, 1862 and 1863
Jacob M. Carter   b. October 5, 1864
Robert Lee Carter   b. June 18, 1867

Sidney Ann Huddleston was born on June 26, 1836 at Pike County, AR. She married William D. Reid in 1854 at Pike County, AR. Sidney Ann Huddleston married Henry William Carter, son of William Carter and Mary Williams, on May 23, 1869 at Pike County, AR.      She was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Sidney A. was shown at age 34 as a white female born in Arkansas. Her occupation was keeping house. She could read but not write.      She was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated June 29, 1880; Sidney A. was shown at age 44 as a married white female, wife of Henry W., born in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Missouri. Her occupation was keeping house.      She was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated June 5, 1900; Sidney A. was shown at age 63 as a married white female, wife of Henry W., born in June 1836 in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Missouri. She could neither read nor write nor did she speak English. She had been married 33 years. She had eight children four of whom were still living at the time of the census. Sidney Ann Huddleston died on August 17, 1910 at age 74. She was buried at Biggs Chapel Cemetery, Pike County, AR.

     Children of Sidney Ann Huddleston and William D. Reid:

M. A. Reid   b. circa 1856
M. J. Reid   b. circa 1858
Giles Levi Reid   b. 1859
Jane Reid   b. 1860
Catherine Reid   b. 1863

     Children of Sidney Ann Huddleston and Henry William Carter:

Calvin E. Carter   b. January 5, 1870, d. August 11, 1875
Alice Hazlip Carter+   b. January 5, 1870
John Carter   b. August 11, 1872, d. August 8, 1877
Frances Carter+   b. August 11, 1872, d. October 20, 1923

_____ Scott married Martha Hoover, daughter of Jacob Hoover, before 1850 at Pike County, AR.

William D. Reid was born circa 1829 at TN. He married Sidney Ann Huddleston in 1854 at Pike County, AR.

     Children of William D. Reid and Sidney Ann Huddleston:

M. A. Reid   b. circa 1856
M. J. Reid   b. circa 1858
Giles Levi Reid   b. 1859
Jane Reid   b. 1860
Catherine Reid   b. 1863

     Child of Jacob Hoover:

Martha Hoover+   b. July 7, 1825, d. August 5, 1868

Thomas Henry Carter Sr. was born on August 1, 1851 at Corinth, Pike County, AR. He was the son of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 3, 1860; T.H. was shown at age 8 as a white male born in Arkansas. He attended school within the past year. Thomas Henry Carter Sr. married Mary Ann White on August 26, 1869 at Pike County, AR.      He was listed as a head of household on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870. He was found in Muddy Fork Township, Wilton PO, Roll 60, Book 1, Page 227A, Sheet 3, Dwelling 16, Family 16; Thomas H. was shown at age 18 as a white male born in Arkansas. His occupation was farm laborer. His personal estate was valued at $100. He could neither read nor write. He was married in August of the past year. He attended school within the past year.      Also shown:      Aaron B. Springer at age 18 as a white male born in Alabama. His occupation was farm laborer. He attended school within the past year.      He was listed as a head of household on the Pike County, AR census dated June 28, 1880. He was found in Muddy Fork Township, Roll 53, Book 1, 431B, Page 56, ED 123, Dwelling 297, Family 297; Thomas H. was shown at age 28 as a married white male born in Arkansas. His father was born in Arkansas. His mother was born in North Carolina. His occupation was farmer. He could neither read nor write. Thomas Henry Carter Sr. married Mary Isabel McBay, daughter of General Marion McBay and Lucinda A. Brewer, circa November, 1881 at Nathan, Pike County, AR.      He was listed as a head of household on the Chickasaw Nation, IT census dated June 1, 1900. He was found in Township 4 North Range 5 East, Roll 1846, Book2, Page 2A, Sheet 2, ED 120, Dwelling 19, Family 19; Thomas was shown at age 48 as a married white male born in August 1851 in Arkansas. His parents were born in North Carolina. His occupation was farmer. He owned his farm free of a mortgage. He could read and write and he spoke English. He had been married for 26 years at the time of the census. Thomas Henry Carter Sr. died on January 9, 1922 at Ralls, Crosby County, TX, at age 70.

     Children of Thomas Henry Carter Sr. and Mary Ann White:

Martha A. Carter   b. 1871
Sarah E. Carter   b. 1873
Louisiana Carter   b. 1875
Bob Carter   b. 1878

     Children of Thomas Henry Carter Sr. and Mary Isabel McBay:

William Jordon Carter Sr.+   b. January 22, 1883
Thomas Henry Carter Jr.   b. May 18, 1884, d. August 10, 1912
Laura Emily Carter+   b. August 24, 1885, d. February 13, 1941
Minnie Maud Carter   b. August 15, 1888, d. 1974
Grover Cleveland Carter   b. May 18, 1889, d. August 10, 1912
Charlie Granville Carter+   b. August 16, 1890
Mary Viola Carter   b. November, 1891
Luther Cortez Carter Sr.   b. September 8, 1894
Eunice Evangelene Carter   b. July, 1895
Sprigly Burnett Carter   b. January, 1897
Otis Carter   b. December, 1898

Jacob M. Carter was born on October 5, 1864 at Pike County, AR. He was the son of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Jacob M. was shown at age 4 as a white male born in Arkansas. He was shown at home.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated June 29, 1880; Jacob M. was shown at age 14 as a single white male, son of Henry W., born in Arkansas. His father was born in Georgia. His mother was born in Arkansas. He was shown at school. He attended school within the past year.

Robert Lee Carter was born on June 18, 1867 at Pike County, AR. He was the son of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Robert L. was shown at age 2 as a white male born in Arkansas. He was shown at home.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated June 29, 1880; Robert Lee was shown at age 12 as a single white male, son of Henry W., born in Arkansas. His father was born in Georgia. His mother was born in Arkansas. He was shown at school. He attended school within the past year.

Wesley H. Carter was born on October 10, 1858 at Pike County, AR. He was the son of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 3, 1860; W.H. was shown at age 1 as a white male born in Arkansas.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Wesley H. was shown at age 10 as a white male born in Arkansas. He was shown at home. He attended school within the past year. Wesley H. Carter died on September 5, 1870 at AR, at age 11.

Fairwick Franklin Carter was born on November 5, 1860 at Pike County, AR. He was the son of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Fairwick F. was shown at age 8 as a white male born in Arkansas. He was shown at home.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated June 29, 1880; Fairwick F. was shown at age 19 as a single white male, son of Henry W., born in Arkansas. His father was born in Georgia. His mother was born in Arkansas. He was shown at school. He attended school within the past year. Fairwick Franklin Carter married Lydia Rosa "Rosetta" Kelley, daughter of Elijah Kelley Jr. and Priscilla Dickson, on December 18, 1884 at Pike County, AR.      He was listed as a head of household on the Pike County, AR census dated June 20, 1900. He was found in Thompson Township, Page 100A, Sheet 11, ED 92, Dwelling 184. Family 185; Franky F. was shown at age 39 as a married white male born in November 1860 in Arkansas. His father was born in North Carolina. His mother was born in Arkansas. His occupation was farmer. He owned his farm. He could read and write and he spoke English. He had been married 15 years at the time of the census.      He was listed as a head of household on the Pike County, AR census dated April 16, 1910. He was found in Thompson Township, Roll 60, Book 2, page 342A, Sheet 3A, ED 96, Dwelling 51, Family 51; Franklin F. was shown at age 49 as a married white male born in Arkansas. His father was born in North Carolina. His mother was born in Arkansas. His occupation was farmer on a general farm. He worked on his own account. He owned his farm free of a mortgage. He could read and write and he spoke English. He had been married one time for twenty five years at the time of the census.      Also shown:      Henry Dougherty at age 59 as a single white male born in Arkansas. His parents were born in Arkansas. His occupation was farm laborer on a general farm. He worked for a wage. He could read and write and he spoke English. Fairwick Franklin Carter died on December 3, 1949 at age 89. He was buried at Murfreesboro Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Pike County, AR.

     Children of Fairwick Franklin Carter and Lydia Rosa "Rosetta" Kelley:

Ollie Martin Carter+   b. April, 1887
Charles M. Carter   b. August, 1890
William S. Carter   b. August, 1898

Mary Ann White married Thomas Henry Carter Sr., son of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover, on August 26, 1869 at Pike County, AR.      She was enumerated with Thomas Henry Carter Sr. on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Mary A. was shown at age 15 as a white female born in Arkansas. Her occupation was keeping house. She was married in August of the past year. She attended school within the past year.      She was enumerated with Thomas Henry Carter Sr. on the Pike County, AR census dated June 28, 1880; Mary A. was shown at age 25 as a married white female, wife of Thomas H., born in Arkansas. Her father was born in Tennessee. Her mother was born in Arkansas. Her occupation was keeping house. She could neither read nor write.

     Children of Mary Ann White and Thomas Henry Carter Sr.:

Martha A. Carter   b. 1871
Sarah E. Carter   b. 1873
Louisiana Carter   b. 1875
Bob Carter   b. 1878

Mary Isabel McBay was born on May 18, 1859 at Sebastian County, AR. She was the daughter of General Marion McBay and Lucinda A. Brewer.      She was enumerated with General Marion McBay on the Hempstead County, AR census dated 1860; Mary I. was shown at age 2 as a white female born in Arkansas.      She was enumerated with General Marion McBay on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Mary I. was shown at a ge 11 as a white female born in Arkansas. She was shown at home. She attended school within the year.      She was on the Pike County, AR census dated June 29, 1880; Mary was shown at age 21 as a single white female, Her father was born in Tennessee. Her mother was born in Arkansas. Her occupation was servant. She was shown in the household of Pleasant White. Mary Isabel McBay married Thomas Henry Carter Sr., son of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover, circa November, 1881 at Nathan, Pike County, AR.      She was enumerated with Thomas Henry Carter Sr. on the Chickasaw Nation, IT census dated June 1, 1900; Mary was shown at age 41 as a married white female, wife of Thomas, born in May 1859 in Arkansas. Her father was born in Tennessee. Her mother was born in Arkansas. She could read and write and she spoke English. She had been married for 26 years. She had twelve children eleven of whom were living at the time of the census. Mary Isabel McBay died on May 3, 1902 at Center, Pontotoc County, OK, at age 42.

     Children of Mary Isabel McBay and Thomas Henry Carter Sr.:

William Jordon Carter Sr.+   b. January 22, 1883
Thomas Henry Carter Jr.   b. May 18, 1884, d. August 10, 1912
Laura Emily Carter+   b. August 24, 1885, d. February 13, 1941
Minnie Maud Carter   b. August 15, 1888, d. 1974
Grover Cleveland Carter   b. May 18, 1889, d. August 10, 1912
Charlie Granville Carter+   b. August 16, 1890
Mary Viola Carter   b. November, 1891
Luther Cortez Carter Sr.   b. September 8, 1894
Eunice Evangelene Carter   b. July, 1895
Sprigly Burnett Carter   b. January, 1897
Otis Carter   b. December, 1898

Lydia Rosa "Rosetta" Kelley was born in April, 1863 at Pike County, AR. She was the daughter of Elijah Kelley Jr. and Priscilla Dickson. Lydia Rosa "Rosetta" Kelley married Fairwick Franklin Carter, son of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover, on December 18, 1884 at Pike County, AR.      She was enumerated with Fairwick Franklin Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated June 20, 1900; Littie R. was shown at age 37 as a married white female, wife of Franky F., born in April 1863 in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Arkansas. She could read and write and she spoke English. She had been married 15 years. She had three children all of whom were still living at the time of the census.      She was enumerated with Fairwick Franklin Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated April 16, 1910; Lydia R. was shown at age 46 as a married white female, wife of Franklin F., born in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Arkansas. She could read and write and she spoke English. She had been married one time for twenty five years. She had three children all of whom were living at the time of the census.

     Children of Lydia Rosa "Rosetta" Kelley and Fairwick Franklin Carter:

Ollie Martin Carter+   b. April, 1887
Charles M. Carter   b. August, 1890
William S. Carter   b. August, 1898

Calvin E. Carter was born on January 5, 1870 at Pike County, AR. He was the son of Henry William Carter and Sidney Ann Huddleston.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Calvin E. was shown at age 4 months as a white male born in Arkansas. He was shown at home. He is a twin to Alice H. Calvin E. Carter died on August 11, 1875 at Pike County, AR, at age 5.

Alice Hazlip Carter was born on January 5, 1870 at Pike County, AR. She was the daughter of Henry William Carter and Sidney Ann Huddleston.      She was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Alice H. was shown at age 4 months as a white female born in Arkansas. She was shown at home. She is a twin to Calvin E.      She was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated June 29, 1880; Alice was shown at age 10 as a single white female, daughter of Henry W., born in Arkansas. Her father was born in Georgia. Her mother was born in Arkansas. She was shown at school. She attended school within the past year. Alice Hazlip Carter married William A. Daugherty on January 5, 1890 at Pike County, AR.

     Children of Alice Hazlip Carter and William A. Daugherty:

Henry Daugherty   b. circa October, 1890
Perrisade Daugherty   b. circa September, 1892
Walter Daugherty   b. circa July, 1894
Cicero Daugherty   b. circa April, 1898
Monroe Daugherty   b. circa April, 1898

John Carter was born on August 11, 1872 at Pike County, AR. He was the son of Henry William Carter and Sidney Ann Huddleston. John Carter died on August 8, 1877 at Pike County, AR, at age 4.

Frances Carter was born on August 11, 1872 at Pike County, AR. She was the daughter of Henry William Carter and Sidney Ann Huddleston.      She was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated June 29, 1880; Frances was shown at age 8 as a single white female, daughter of Henry W., born in Arkansas. Her father was born in Georgia. Her mother was born in Arkansas. She was shown at school. She attended school within the past year. Frances Carter married Benjamin Huston "Ben" Hale on January 19, 1889. Frances Carter died on October 20, 1923 at age 51.

     Child of Frances Carter:

Bessie Carter   b. June 27, 1890

     Children of Frances Carter and Benjamin Huston "Ben" Hale:

Mittie Hale   b. September 16, 1896, d. October 23, 1911
William Clinton Hale   b. September 16, 1896, d. before 1900
Martha Hale   b. circa 1897
Rufus Vernon Hale   b. February 3, 1903

William A. Daugherty was born circa October, 1862 at AR. He married Alice Hazlip Carter, daughter of Henry William Carter and Sidney Ann Huddleston, on January 5, 1890 at Pike County, AR.

     Children of William A. Daugherty and Alice Hazlip Carter:

Henry Daugherty   b. circa October, 1890
Perrisade Daugherty   b. circa September, 1892
Walter Daugherty   b. circa July, 1894
Cicero Daugherty   b. circa April, 1898
Monroe Daugherty   b. circa April, 1898

William Carter was born at GA. He married Mary Williams at NC. William Carter was living before 1843 at NC. He was living in 1843 at MS. He was living in 1845 at Pike County, AR.

     Child of William Carter and Mary Williams:

Henry William Carter+   b. January 12, 1826, d. June 21, 1906

Albert E. Carter was born between July 10, 1862 and 1863 at Pike County, AR. He was the son of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated July 9, 1870; Albert E. was shown at age 6 as a white male born in Arkansas. He was shown at home.      He was enumerated with Henry William Carter on the Pike County, AR census dated June 29, 1880; Albert E. was shown at age 15 as a single white male, son of Henry W., born in Arkansas. His father was born in Georgia. His mother was born in Arkansas. He was shown at school. He attended school within the past year. Albert E. Carter married Fanny Bryant after June 29, 1880 at Pike County, AR.

Fanny Bryant married Albert E. Carter, son of Henry William Carter and Martha Hoover, after June 29, 1880 at Pike County, AR.

Charlie C. Williford was born in June, 1836 at TN. He married Rebecca K. ______ in 1852.      He was enumerated with Thomas E. Alford on the Pike County, AR census dated June 14, 1900; Charlie C. was shown at age 63 as a married white male, father-in-law of Thomas E., born in June 1836 in Tennessee. His parents were born in Virginia. His occupation was farmer. He had been unemployed for the past 12 months. He owned his farm clear of a mortgage. He could read and write and he spoke English. He had been married for 48 years at the time of the census.      He was enumerated with Thomas E. Alford on the Pike County, AR census dated April 16, 1910; C.C. was shown at age 74 as a married white male, father-in-law of T.E., born in Tennessee. His parents were born in Virginia. He could read and write and he spoke English. He had been married one time for 48 years at the time of the census.

     Child of Charlie C. Williford and Rebecca K. ______:

Victoria Anne "Annie" Williford   b. October 9, 1873, d. November 27, 1942