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Charles Noden George and Celia Smith of Sullivan, Carter, Blount and Monroe Co, TN and Cherokee and Graham Co, NC


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I (Marty Grant) am a 4th Great Grandson of Charles Noden George and Celia Smith.

Note: The George family is fully documented in the author's book "George Family History" now available. Click link for details. On the current web pages I am only presenting the most interesting documentation. There is a great deal more available that is not included here. Most of the available source documentation is in the book mentioned above. There are also many acknowledgments to be made. The book contains them all. Some are listed here.

Charles Noden George was born 21 Nov 1791 in Sullivan Co, NC. His date of birth on his tombstone shows 1790, though multiple primary sources show it was actually 1791. His Family Bible (in possession of Charles Jefferson George of Midland, TX) shows his birth as Chas N. George born the year of our Lord A.D. 1791 November 1st. A Widows Pension record filed by his widow Celia Smith George in the 1870's also gives the same birth date for him. Here is the Bible record (from the C. J. George collection)

Charles Noden George son of James Jordan George & Elizabeth Pemberton was born the 21st day of November A.D. 1791 ---- and was married to Celia Smith daughter of Jacob Smith & Mary Dugger the 8th day of February A. D. 1816 and Celia George as above stated was born Novr 17th A. D. 1794.

Charles Noden George is a proven son of James Jordan George and Elizabeth Pemberton. He was named as a son of James Jordan George in several deed records after James' death. This relationship is also proven by original family correspondence in possession of Charles Jefferson George of Midland, TX. In her widows Pension application, Celia Smith George also stated that Charles Noden George was a son of James Jordan George and Elizabeth Pemberton and quoted the bible record (listed above).

Charles Noden George was listed on public records mainly as "Charles N. George", though sometimes as "Noden George", and sometimes as "C. N. George", but seldom if ever as just "Charles George".  He was named "Noden" after his paternal grandmother Elizabeth Noden, wife of James George. The "Charles" might have been in honor of Elizabeth's brother Charles Noden.

Noden George was probably at home with his parents for the 1800 and 1810 census in Sullivan Co, TN, but unfortunately, these two census are lost for this county.

Charles N. George served during the War of 1812. He enlisted as a Private in Captain King's Company from Sullivan Co, TN on 6 Jan 1814. He served through 18 May 1814.  See Celia's Widow pension application (1878, 1879) for more information on his service. Also see his C. N. George' s statements of 1850 and 1855. 

Charles N. George served as Quartermaster (in charge of supplies) during the War. Fifty or more receipts, including one signed by Andrew Jackson are in C. J. George's collection, almost all of which have Charles N. George's name on them as well. They are dated from May 2nd through July 15th, 1814, and were from Fort Strother. They contain the signatures of numerous officers and enlisted men. (Original receipts in C. J. George collection).

On 8 Feb 1816, Charles N. George married Celia Smith of Carter Co, TN, in Carter County. They were married by Julius Dugger, Esquire (Celia's Uncle) at the home of Jacob Smith (her father). Celia was a child of Jacob Smith and Mary Dugger. 

On 18 Nov 1818 Charles N. George purchased 75 acres in Carter Co, TN, on Stoney Creek, adjoining James Phillips and Thomas Millard. The land was sold by Sheriff Andrew Taylor, Sheriff of Carter County. (Carter Co, TN Deed Book C page 245).

I have not done a thorough search for this family in Carter County, Tennessee records. That still needs to be done.

Charles N. George was probably listed on the 1820 census in Carter Co, TN, but unfortunately, this census was lost for all of the eastern TN counties.

On 7 Oct 1822 Jacob Smith (Celia's father) made his Will in Carter Co, TN. Among his heirs he named his daughter "Selah George".

In 1824 (no exact date, but before February), Charles N. George sold his 75 acres of Stoney Creek land to his brother-in-law Peter Hunt, for $135. Witnesses were John Keys, Benjamin Brewer and W. B. Carter. It was proven in February 1824 Court. (Carter Co, TN Deed Book C page 602).

*** Charles N. George's father James Jordan George died on 14 Apr 1824 in Sullivan Co, TN. Charles N. George and the other heirs made several deeds between them dividing up his property. ***

Charles N. George and family moved between 1827 and 1830 from Carter County, to Blount Co, TN.

Charles N. George was listed on the 1830 census in Blount County, TN. A Samuel George, Alexander George and Edward George were also listed in Blount, but I don't believe they are related. The ages for Charles' daughters (proven by family bible) do not align well with this census record.

1830 census analysis (based on available evidence):

1830 Blount County, TN pg 128 Charles N. George 2000010000000-0022010000000
Analysis:
1 Male(s) 30-39        (1790-1800)	Charles Noden George (1791) s/o James J
2 Male(s) 0-4          (1825-1830)	Washington George (1827) son
					Lafayette George (1830) son
1 Female(s) 30-39      (1790-1800)	Celia SMITH George (1794) wife
2 Female(s) 15-19      (1810-1815)	Mary George (1816) daughter
					Elizabeth George (1818) daughter
2 Female(s) 10-14      (1815-1820)	Matilda George (1820) daughter
					Frances Ann George (1824) daughter

For the 1840 census, Charles N. George was still in Blount Co, TN. Alexander, Barbara, and Edward George were also listed there, again, I think they are unrelated.

1840 census analysis (based on available evidence):

1840 Blount County, TN pg 83 Charles N. George 1110001000000-0111101000000
Analysis:
1 Male(s) 40-49        (1790-1800)	Charles Noden George (1791) s/o James J.
1 Male(s) 10-14        (1825-1830)	Washington George (1827) son
1 Male(s) 5-9          (1830-1835)	Lafayette George (1830) son
1 Male(s) 0-4          (1835-1840)	Jefferson George (1836) son
1 Female(s) 40-49      (1790-1800)	Celia SMITH George (1794) wife
1 Female(s) 20-29      (1810-1820)	Elizabeth George (1818) daughter
1 Female(s) 15-19      (1820-1825)	Matilda George (1820) daughter
1 Female(s) 10-14      (1825-1830)	Frances Ann George (1824) daughter
1 Female(s) 5-9        (1830-1835)	Louisa George (1832) daughter

Charles N. George and family left Blount Co, TN after 1842, for neighboring Monroe Co, TN. 

On 28 Sep 1848, General John R. Delaney of Holston Valley, TN (Sullivan County) wrote a letter to his friend and cousin Charles N. George (addressed to Cittico P. O., Monroe Co, TN) updating him on family back home. He mentions "Eliza and C. B. Carwood" and two of their children, Elizabeth who had married John Pile and a son Ezekiel P. Carwood then living in Blountville, TN. He also mentioned Ezekiel Pemberton (C. N. George's Uncle). He also mentions the estate sale of which Charles was an heir, but didn't say to whom he was referring, though I'm sure it was Thomas Pemberton, Charles' Uncle, who had recently died, unmarried, owning much property. Also of great interest is Delaney's comment that it will be difficult to locate all the heirs, as they were in numerous states then, including Illinois and Missouri mentioned specifically. He said Samuel McConkey was in Illinois as was Stanton Pemberton's children. He mentioned Thomas Pemberton and wife of Green River, KY having been dead a long time, and not knowing where their heirs were. Other family members are mentioned as well. (Per original letter from the C. J. George collection)

They were listed in Monroe Co, TN for the 1850 census. They were living in the Ball Play community.

(Note: The dates at the end of each line are not part of the original census, but are approximate birth years based on age)

1850 MONROE CO, TN Page 104   House/Family # 1447/1447  - 17th CIVIL DISTRICT Twp

GEORGE CHARLES        58 M W FARMER                     TN                   1791/1792
GEORGE CELIA          55 F W                            TN                   1794/1795
GEORGE ELIZABETH      30 F W                            TN                   1819/1820
GEORGE WASHINGTON     23 M W FARMER                     TN                   1826/1827
GEORGE LAFAYETE       20 M W FARMER                     TN                   1829/1830
GEORGE JEFFERSON      14 M W                            TN                   1835/1836

On 4 Feb 1850, Charles N. George sold land in Sullivan Co, TN to his Uncle Ezekiel Pemberton. I don't have the details. (Sullivan Co, TN Deed Book 19 page 291)

On 25 Oct 1850, Charles N. George wrote a letter asking for any Bounty Land that he was due for his War of 1812 service. It was a short letter, and is filed in his Pension records:

"Hon. Alexander F.F. STUART, Washington City, D.C. Dear Sir, I desire that my claim to Bounty Land may be Examined and if I am entitled to any, I wish a warrant to Issue and directed Ball Play, Monroe County, Tennessee to me. This October 25th 1850. (Signed) Chas N. George"

On the same day, this affidavit was filed:

:25 Oct 1850 Monroe Co, TN Charles N. GEORGE "This day personally appeared before me, William BURNS an Acting Justice of the Peace for McMinn, Tenn, Charles N. GEORGE and after being duly sworn according to Law, Says that he is of the age of Fifty nine years that he is the Identical Charles N. GEORGE who was called into the service of the United States in the month of January 1814, which was the second call from Tennessee for men to go out against the creek Indians and that he was mustered into Service for six months at Camp Williams over Knoxville, TN in the said month of of (sic) January on the tenth or Eleventh day of said month, under the command of Capt. William KING from Sullivan County, TN. Regiment of East Tennessee Militia, commanded by Col. Ewing Allison from Green County in Gen. George DAUGHERTY's brigade of East Tennessee Militia, and he said Charles N. GEORGE served out out (sic) the six months and was honorably discharged by sd Capt William KING of Sullivan County. That he never sold his discharge but the same is lost or misplaced so that he cannot find it, the said Chas N. GEORGE makes this declaration in order to Obtain Bounty land under an act of Congress passed 28th sep 1850, granting bounty land to the officers and soldiers of the war of 1812, with Great Brittain and Mexican War, 1846. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 25th day of Oct 1850. I am personally aquanted with the above named Chas N. GEORGE and believe him to be the person who rendered the above named service to United States. Signed, William BURNS, Justice of the Peace, State of Tennessee. Signed Charles N. George".

On 16 Nov 1857, Charles N. George sold more of his Sullivan Co, TN land, this time to William G. Odell (his nephew). (Sullivan Co, TN Deed Book 19 page 291)

On 18 Jan 1858, Charles N. George (C. N. George) purchased 112 acres on Tulula Creek in Cherokee Co, NC (now Graham Co, NC). He bought the land from J. P. Colvard and wife Ruth Colvard, the land formerly belonging to Joseph Sherrill, deceased. Witnesses were J. P. Colvard and B. B. Colvard. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 11 page 718).

The above deed signified the move from Monroe Co, TN to Cherokee (now Graham) Co, NC.

On 12 Oct 1859, General John R. Delaney of Holston Valley, TN (Sullivan County), wrote a letter to his friend and cousin Charles N. George (addressed to Valley Town Post Office, Cherokee Co, NC). He told of his own family, as well as news of the Pemberton family, including the recent death of his (Charles') Aunt Nancy Pemberton King, as well as others. (Per original letter in C. J. George collection)

Charles N. George and wife were listed on the 1860 census in Cherokee Co, NC. This census taker was thoughtful, and included everyone's county of birth, and not just the state as was required.

(Note: The dates at the end of each line are not part of the original census, but are approximate birth years based on age)

1860 CHEROKEE CO, NC Page 458   House/Family #  825/ 825 -- CHEOAH Twp

GEORGE C N            68 M W FARMER             600   200 SULLIVAN CO, TN      1791/1792
GEORGE CELIA          65 F W                              CARTER CO, TN        1794/1795
 

C. N. George was also listed on the 1860 agriculture census. He had 35 cultivated acres, and the following statistics: Stock = 12, Hogs = 30, Wheat = 0, Corn = 500, Tobacco = 0, Wool = 0, Potato = 15, Butter = 100, Flax = 0, and Molasses = 20. I'm not sure what each unit of measurement was.

The Civil War brought the George men into action for the Confederate cause. This action extended to Charles N. George as well, in spite of his advanced age. On 1 Jun 1861 he enlisted in Company D, 25th Regiment, North Carolina Troops as a Sergeant. He was reported as 70 years old, born in Sullivan Co, TN, and a resident of Cherokee Co, NC. He was reduced to Private on 15 Sep 1861, and he was discharged on 30 Apr 1862 because of disability. 

This means that old Charles Noden George was a veteran of two wars.

Apparently, after he returned home, Charles N. George was attacked and robbed by bushwhackers, and forced to flee his home. Bushwhackers were, generally, the worst type of people, and the war gave them (or so they believed) and excuse to behave very badly, including robbery, assault and murder.

Charles N. George survived the war, but lost two of his sons to the lost cause. 

On 16 Apr 1868, Charles L. White of Richview, IL (Washington County) wrote his grandparents, Charles N and Celia George a letter, telling news of his family. He mentioned "cousin William Love" who had gone to Missouri and had not been heard from, and he mentioned "Daniel Love's second wife Melinda Pate" who went to Texas with some of his folks, apparently indicating that Daniel was dead. (Per original letter in C. J. George collection)

He died on 12 May 1869 and was buried on his property. A tombstone was erected (I don't know how much later), that contained his birth and death dates, though his birth year was wrong. 

A Deed dated 20 Oct 1869 (perhaps this is wrong) shows James H. Wiggins and wife Polly Elvira Wiggins selling land to C. N. George on Tulula Creek, being 50 acres. Witness was Jefferson George. This was probably an earlier deed, but wasn't filed until after Charles N. George's death. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 12 page 416).

On 3 Dec 1869 C. N. George received a land grant for 100 acres on Tulula Creek. He entered (claimed) the land on 12 Mar 1853, and it apparently took 16 years to get approved! Unfortunately, he didn't live to see this land granted to him. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 148)

For the 1870 census, Celia Smith George was residing with her son Jefferson George in Macon Co, NC, not very far from where they had lived on Tulula Creek (which is very close the Macon, Swain, Graham and Cherokee County lines).

(Note: The dates at the end of each line are not part of the original census, but are approximate birth years based on age)

1870 MACON CO, NC Page       House/Family #   48/  50--NANTAHALA Twp

GEORGE JEFFERSON      32 M W FARMER                           TN              1837/1838
GEORGE MARY           27 F W                                  NC              1842/1843
GEORGE CHARLES         4 M W                                  NC              1865/1866
GEORGE ELLEN E         2 F W                                  NC              1867/1868
GEORGE CELIA          76 F W                                  TN              1793/1794
YOUNG JOHN            10 M B LABORER                          NC              1859/1860

In 1870, Celia Smith George, and the heirs of Charles N. George and of their son Washington George, agreed to equally divide the land. Several deeds were made among them giving each heir a portion of the land.

On 30 Mar 1870 an agreement was made among the heirs of Washington George, deceased, and C. N. George, deceased, to equally divide all their property amongst them. It was signed by Celia George (widow of Charles N. George), and Jefferson George, John Harrison and wife Elizabeth Harrison, Payton Colvard and wife Louisa Colvard, Charles L. White, Rachel B. George, (guardian of James George, Charles George, Nancy E. George an Jefferson George, infant heirs of Lafayette George, deceased). Witnesses to the deed were James M. Phillips and Reuben Carver. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 100).

On 1 Aug 1870 Celia George, of Macon Co, NC, sold her interest in the 51 acres formerly belonging to Washington George, to her son Jefferson George for $100. Witness was Joseph T. Young (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 197).

On 1 Aug 1870, Celia George, Jefferson George, R. B. George (Rachel), all of Cherokee Co, NC, and John Harrison and wife Elizabeth of Monroe Co, TN, and C. L. White of Washington Co, IL sold 45 acres of their inherited land to P. S. Colvard and wife Louisa (George) Colvard. This was signed by each of them, except for C. L. White, who presumably was home in Illinois, his signature was by Jefferson George, as his agent. "M. E. George" also signed, this was Jefferson's wife. Joseph T. Young was the witness. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 198)

Also on 1 Aug 1870, Celia George, Jefferson George, P. S. Colvard and wife Louisa, all of Cherokee Co, NC; and C. L. White of Washington Co, IL; sold land (acreage?) to John Harrison and wife Elizabeth of Monroe Co, TN. Rachel wasn't named, but she signed the deed with the rest. "M. E. George" (Jefferson's wife) also signed. Joseph T. Young was witness. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 202)

Again on 1 Aug 1870, some of the land was divided. Jefferson George, R. B. George (Rachel), P. S. Colvard and wife Louisa, of Cherokee Co, NC, and John Harrison and wife Elizabeth of Monroe Co, TN and C. L. White of Washington Co, IL sold 51 acres to Celia George for $400. Joseph T. Young was the witness. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 205)

Again on 1 Aug 1870, R. B. George (Rachel), Celia George, P. S. Colvard and wife Louisa Colvard of Cherokee Co, NC; John Harrison and wife Elizabeth of Monroe Co, TN and C. L. White of Washington Co, IL sold Jefferson George 51 acres. Joseph T. Young was the witness. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 209).

Again on 1 Aug 1870 Celia George, Jefferson George, P. S. Colvard and wife Louisa Colvard, of Cherokee Co, NC, and John Harrison and wife Elizabeth of Monroe Co, TN and C. L. White of Washington Co, IL sold 79 acres to Rachel B. George. Witness was Joseph T. Young.  (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 212).

Again on 1 Aug 1870 R. B. George (Rachel), Celia George, Jefferson George, P. S. Colvard and wife Louisa of Cherokee Co, NC; sold 153 acres to C. L. White of Washington Co, IL for $400. Joseph T. Young was the witness. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 216).

Celia Smith George moved with her son Jefferson from Macon Co, NC to Cherokee Co, NC in the 1870's. 

In 1878 Celia Smith George applied for a widows pension based on her late husbands War of 1812 service. Here are a few documents from the file (there were many pages, but these were the most interesting):

20 Apr 1878 Cherokee Co, NC Celia GEORGE, widow of Charles N. GEORGE. War of 1812, Widow Claim for Pension. "On this 20th day of April A.D. one thousand eight hundred and seventy eight, personally appeared before me Jo. T. YOUNG of the Justice Court the same being a court of record within and for the County and State aforesaid, Celia GEORGE, aged 83 years a resident of Valley Town, County of Cherokee, State of N.C. who being duly sworn according to law, declares that she is the widow of Chas Noden GEORGE, that her said husband served the fourteen days in the military service of the United States in the war of 1812; that he was the identical Charles N. GEORGE who volunteered under the name of Charles N. GEORGE in E. Tenn on the -- day of Feb A.D. 1814 as a Orderly Sergeant in Regiment commanded by Maj. Allen, Col Samuel BUNCH in the war of 1812 that he also --- and was honorably discharged at -- on the -- day of -- 1814 that he was in Battle of Horse Shoe Mar 27, 1814 and that he received a land Warrant for 160 acres. that she was married under the name of Celia SMITH to said Charles N. GEORGE on the 8th day of Feb 1816, by Julius DUGGER, Esq at Carter Co, Tenn, there being no legal barrier to such marriage; that her said husband died at Cherokee Co, N.C. on the 12 day of May 1869, and that she has not remarried since his death; that she will support the Constitution of the United States ..." Signed Celia George

On 28 Jan 1879 General John R. Delaney, an old friend of the George's, made a statement for her widows pension:

28 Jan 1879 Sullivan Co, TN General John R. DELANEY, age 79 "In the matter of Pension claim of Celia GEORGE, widow of Charles N. GEORGE. Personally appeared before me a J.M. McCURRY, A justice of the peace in and for the aforesaid county and state, Genl. John R. DELANEY, citizin of Bristol, County of Sullivan, State of Tenn. well known to me to be reputable and entitled to credit, and who being duly sworn, declare in relation to aforesaid case, as follows: That he is 79 years of age and was present and witnessed the marriage of Chas N. GEORGE and Celia SMITH, February 8, 1816 at the residence of Jacob SMITH in Carter County, Tennessee and that they lived together as husband and wife to the death of the said Charles N. GEORGE which death occured about 9 years ago and that she still remains his widow. He further declares that he has no interest in said case and is not concerned in its prosecution. Signed: John R. Delaney";

On 27 Aug 1879 Celia George made an affidavit (filed in the pension claim).

27 Aug 1879 Cherokee Co, NC Celia GEORGE, widow of Charles N. GEORGE: "In the matter of Pension claim of Celia GEORGE, widow of Charles N. GEORGE,. Personally appeared before me a David ADAMS, Justice of the Peace in and for aforesaid County and State, Celia GEORGE, Jo. YOUNG, and James WHITTIKER, Valleytown, Cherokee County, North Carolina. Persons of lawfull age and well known to me to be reputable and entitled to credit, who being duly sworn, declare in relation to the aforesaid case as follows: That the following is a true and correct copy of the record of her marriage from her family Bible. "Charles Noden GEORGE son of James Jordan GEORGE and Elizabeth PEMBERTON was born the 21 day of November, A.D. 1791 and was married to Celia SMITH daughter of Jacob SMITH and Mary DUGGER the 8 day of February A.D. 1816 and Celia GEORGE as above was born November 17, A.D. 1794." That said record was made by C.N. GEORGE in the year not known and that said Bible was printed in the year not known. She further says that there is no public record of her marriage and that the person who married her and all the witnesses to the ceremony save one which is John R. DELANEY, are dead. That the best evidence of her marriage she can furnish is the above Bible Record and the evidence of the surviving witness to the marriage." Signed: Celia George, Jo. T. Young, James Whitaker. Note in margin: "The bible record was preserved & Bible was desposed of 24 years ago";

Celia was again listed with son Jefferson on the 1880 census in Cherokee Co, NC.

(Note: The dates at the end of each line are not part of the original census, but are approximate birth years based on age)

1880 CHEROKEE CO, NC Page       House/Family #    57/  57 -- VALLEYTOWN Twp

GEORGE JEFF          W M  43 HD M FARMER               TN  TN  TN  1836/1837
GEORGE MARY          W F  39 WF M HOUSE                NC  NC  NC  1840/1841
GEORGE CHARLIE       W M  13 S  S                      NC  TN  NC  1866/1867
GEORGE ELLEN         W F  11 D  S                      NC  TN  NC  1868/1869
GEORGE IOWA          W F   8 D  S                      NC  TN  NC  1871/1872
GEORGE LOU           W F   6 D  S                      NC  TN  NC  1873/1874
GEORGE JAMES         W M   4 S  S                      NC  TN  NC  1875/1876
GEORGE CELIA         W F  85 M  W                      TN  TN  TN  1794/1795

Celia Smith George died in 1885 in Cherokee Co, NC. She is buried at the Peachtree Cemetery.

Almost 100 hundred years after the death of Charles N. George, Nancy Lail Love and her sister Ruth Lail Forsyth worked to properly mark and fence in his lone grave in Graham Co, NC. Here is the text of the newspaper article from The Andrews Journal, Andrews, North Carolina, dated Thursday, March 4, 1965. This was sent to me many years ago by Nancy Lail Love:

Historical Marker Finally Restored - Charles Noden George, Veteran of 1812 by Bob Barker

Through the combined efforts of Mrs. Vincent G. Love (Nancy Lail Love) of East Bank, West Virginia and her sister, Mrs. Frank Forsyth (Ruth Lail Forsyth) of Murphy, great-great granddaughters of Charles Noden George 1790-1869, veteran of the War of 1812 and pioneer settler of Graham County, his grave in an open field on land granted to him by the State, has been properly marked and fenced in Upper Tulula near Topton.

The North Carolina Legislature in establishing the new county of Graham, provided that the property line of Charles Noden George adjoining Macon County should be the County dividing line.

Charles Noden George born in Sullivan County, Tennessee, in 1790, served in the Tennessee Militia in the War of 1812. C. N. George was a son of James Jordan George and wife, Elizabeth Pemberton George of Caroline County, Virginia, who moved to Sullivan County, Tennessee, in 1790. Mr. George and his wife Celia Smith George had had three sons, Washington George, Lafayette George and Jefferson George, they being called Wash, Fate and Jeff. The family lived in Monroe County, Tennessee, 15th Civil District in 1850 and records of the Postmaster General and the U. S. Senate, show that Charles Noden George was appointed and confirmed as Postmaster at Citico in 1847.

Mr. George moved to present Graham County (then Cherokee Count) in 1852 and established a homestead on rich fertile land now known as the John Colvard Place, head of Tulula. J. W. C. (Wes) Piercy, Surveyor, assisted by J. D. Cooper, rodman and Ute Sherrill as Chain bearer, surveyed the entry of C. N. George on April 14, 1853. But the Grant of 100 acres was not made until Dec. 3, 1869 after the death of C. N. George.

The sons of C. N. George entered the Confederate Army in 1861 and 1862 and all had active service - Lafayette George, an officer in Colonel Wm H. Thomas' Confederate Legion, being mortally wounded in battle in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.

The George Clan is still very large and numerous in Graham, Cherokee and Clay Counties and North East Georgia.

Charles Noden George was a Mason and Tellico Lodge No. 80 in Madisonville and the Grand Lodge of Tennessee authorized the erection of a footstone at his grave.

The above article only contains one mistake, and that is having Charles N. George born in 1790. His tombstone also shows this as his birth year, but he was actually born in 1791.

I visited Charles Noden George's grave in the late 1980's. It is no longer an open field, but it is now in the woods, and the fence has fallen down, and the trees and underbrush are seriously encroaching on the grave. He has a tall tombstone, which was probably the one placed in 1965, and a small one that is leaning against the tall one, which may be the original from his burial in 1869. He also has a footstone with his Masonic information on it, also placed in 1965, I believe. I have photo's of the graves, that I will attempt to scan for inclusion here on the web page.


Children

Charles Noden George and Celia Smith had eight children, proven by their family bible, and also by the land records in 1870 dividing the estate of Charles N. George and son Washington George. 

Here is a transcript of the Charles N. George family bible pages pertaining to their family. The originals are in the possession of Charles Jefferson (Jeff) George of Midland, TX. These were loose pages in the family bible (dated 1853), and Jeff believes they were torn from an older family bible, which was probably the case. The same data is repeated on yet another page, in slightly different syntax, but all the names and dates agree with this entry, so I won't give both here.

Chas N. George born the year of our Lord A.D. 1791 November 21st 
Celia George his wife born A.D. 1794 Novr 17th 
Mary George born A.D. 1816 December 3rd 
Elisabeth George born A.D. 1818 November 11th 
Matilda George born A.D. 1820 October 12th 
Frances Anne born A.D. 1824 July the 6th day.
Washington George born October 2nd day A.D. 1827
Lafayette George born 17th day Feby A.D. 1830
Louisa George born born (sic) A.D. 1832 November 2nd day
Jefferson George born in the year of Lord Nov 30th day A.D. 1836

Mary George (1816-bef 1840)

Elizabeth George (1818)

Matilda George (1820)

Frances Ann George (1824)

Washington George (1827-c1865)

Lafayette George (1830-1865)

Louisa George (1832-1915)

Jefferson George (1836-1887)


Mary George was born 3 Dec 1816 probably in Carter Co, TN. Her name and birth date are recorded in the Charles N. George Family Bible. 

Mary "died in young womanhood". She was apparently home with her parents for the 1830 census, but not with them in 1840, so I suspect she died in the early 1830's. They family was in Blount Co, TN then, so she died there. She was not named in the 1870 records dividing the estate of her father and her brother Washington George.


Elizabeth George was born 11 Nov 1818 probably in Carter Co, TN. Her name and birth date are recorded in the Charles N. George Family Bible.

Elizabeth was apparently home with her parents for the 1830 and 1840 census in Blount Co, TN. She was still at home with them for the 1850 census in Monroe Co, TN.

On 29 Mar 1851 John H. Harrison obtained a marriage bond in Monroe Co, TN to marry Elizabeth George. (John had been previously married to Mary Dills on 29 Sep 1839 in Blount Co, TN. Mary died ca 1849/50 in Monroe Co, TN).

John and Elizabeth remained in Monroe Co, TN, even after all of her family moved to Cherokee (now Graham) Co, NC. John and Elizabeth were listed on the 1860 census in Monroe Co, TN.

(Note: The dates at the end of each line are not part of the original census, but are approximate birth years based on age)

1860 MONROE CO, TN Page       House/Family # 1589/1510 -- 17TH DISTRICT Twp

HARRISON JOHN         45 M W FARMER                       TN                   1814/1815
HARRISON ELIZABETH    41 F W                              TN                   1818/1819
HARRISON J C          19 M W LABORER                      NC                   1840/1841
HARRISON M            15 M W                              NC                   1844/1845
HARRISON GOLDMAN      11 M W                              TN                   1848/1849
HARRISON NANCY         8 F W                              TN                   1851/1852
HARRISON W C           4 M W                              TN                   1855/1856
HARRISON NANCY         3 F W                              TN                   1856/1857

John and Elizabeth are probably listed on the 1870 census in Monroe Co, TN, but I haven't checked yet.

In 1870, the heirs of Charles N. George (Elizabeth's father) and Washington George (her brother) agreed to divide their property equally amongst them. John and Elizabeth Harrison "of Monroe Co, TN" were named on most of these records (outlined earlier). On most of the deeds they were grantors, however, John and Elizabeth received their share in one of the deeds, and sold the same just a month or two later to brother Jefferson George.

On 1 Aug 1870, Celia George, Jefferson George, P. S. Colvard and wife Louisa, all of Cherokee Co, NC; and C. L. White of Washington Co, IL; sold land (acreage?) to John Harrison and wife Elizabeth of Monroe Co, TN. Rachel wasn't named, but she signed the deed with the rest. "M. E. George" (Jefferson's wife) also signed. Joseph T. Young was witness. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 202)

On 31 Oct 1870 John Harrison and wife Elizabeth Harrison of Monroe Co, TN, sold 69 acres to Jefferson George of Macon Co, NC. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 222)

John and Elizabeth are listed on the 1880 census in Monroe Co, TN. I don't have this typed up yet though. 

I don't know when John and Elizabeth died, but it was sometime after 1880. I haven't checked the 1900 census yet to see if they were still alive then.


Matilda George was born 12 Oct 1820 probably in Carter Co, TN. Her name and birth date are recorded in the Charles N. George Family Bible.

Matilda was apparently home with her parents for the 1830 and 1840 census in Blount Co, TN. 

Sometime in the 1840's, either in Blount Co, TN or Monroe Co, TN, Matilda married a Mr. White. We haven't yet determined what his name was. Jeff George believes his name might be "Andrew". That is probably correct.

They moved to Illinois during the 1840's, and apparently settled in Washington County. 

On 11 Jan 184- (I think it says 1846, but not sure), Daniel Love of Washington Co, IL wrote a letter to his "Father and Mother", addressed to Charles N. George, Citico, Monroe Co, TN. In the letter he mentions that "Andrew White and family was well not long since". Since Daniel Love mentioned them in his letter to Charles N. George, I suspect that is strong evidence that Andrew White was the "Mr. White" married to Matilda George. (From original letter in C. J. George collection)

I don't know much else about Matilda, except that she apparently died before 1870. In the estate division of her father and her brother Washington George, she was not named, but her son Charles L. White was named as heir. Apparently he was only child, as no others were named from this part of the family. Charles L. White was listed (in 1870) as a resident of Richview, Washington County, Illinois.


Frances Ann George was born 6 Jul 1824 probably in Carter Co, TN. Her name and birth date are recorded in the Charles N. George Family Bible.

Frances Ann was apparently home with her parents for the 1830 and 1840 census in Blount Co, TN. 

On 10 Feb 1842 Daniel Love obtained a marriage bond in Blount Co, TN to marry Frances George.

They moved to Washington Co, IL in the 1840's. I once found a record of a Daniel Love in Missouri, but I was never sure if it was the same family. Recent information shared by Jeff George makes me believe it is the same family. More research is needed though. 

On 11 Jan 184- (I think it says 1846, but not sure), Daniel Love of Washington Co, IL wrote a letter to his "Father and Mother", addressed to Charles N. George, Citico, Monroe Co, TN. In the letter he mentions that "Andrew White and family was well not long since" and other sundry events were reported. He also reports how his (Daniel's) father went to Missouri and liked what he found there, and decided to move. He also mentions that he would bring "William" to see them at some point if he was able. I'm fairly sure this was their son William Love that he was referring to. (Original Letter in the C. J. George collection)

Neither Frances nor Daniel Love were named in the 1870 records dividing the estate of Charles N. George and son Washington George. This may indicate that they had both died with no children, or that the family had lost contact with them and didn't know where they were (seems unlikely though). 


Washington George was born 2 Oct 1827 in Carter Co, TN. His name and birth date are recorded in the Charles N. George Family Bible.

Washington was apparently home with his parents for the 1830 and 1840 census in Blount Co, TN. He was still at home with them for the 1850 census in Monroe Co, TN.

In 1854 Washington George began acquiring land in neighboring Cherokee Co, NC.

On 13 Apr 1854 Gideon F. Morris of Cherokee Co, NC sold 225 acres to Washington George of Monroe Co, TN. Land was described between the Headwaters of George Fork of Cheoah River and Nantahala River. Witnesses were J. P. Colvard and N. F. Cooper. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 11 page 34). 

On 18 Mar 1858, Washington and his brother Lafayette George jointly purchased 102 acres on Tulula Creek from David J. McDaniel and wife Sarah P. McDaniel. Witnesses were Joseph J. Colvard, James Colvard and William C. McDaniel. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 9 page 220).

Washington George was listed on the 1860 census in Cherokee Co, NC just two houses from his brother Lafayette.

(Note: The dates at the end of each line are not part of the original census, but are approximate birth years based on age)

1860 CHEROKEE CO, NC Page 444   House/Family #  735/ 735 -- CHEOAH Twp

GEORGE WASHINGTON     32 M W FARMER            1000   100 CARTER CO, TN        1827/1828

Washington was also listed on the 1860 Agriculture census. He had 125 acres of cultivated land, and the following statistics: Stock = 33, Hogs = 55, Wheat = 50, Corn = 800, Tobacco = 0, Wool = 100, Potato = 20, Butter = 200, Flax = 0, Molasses = 40. 

For the Civil War, Washington joined his brother Lafayette when they joined Company H, 69th Regiment North Carolina Troops on 23 Jul 1862. I have no further record of Washington, and strongly suspect that he died during the war. He was dead before 1870, for then his land was divided among his brothers and sisters. I haven't seen his Civil War record yet, so it may contain additional information.


Lafayette George was born 17 Feb 1830 in Blount Co, TN. His name and birth date are recorded in the Charles N. George Family Bible.

Lafayette was apparently home with his parents for the 1830 and 1840 census in Blount Co, TN. He was still at home with them for the 1850 census in Monroe Co, TN. He married Rachel B. Hensley in 1851. 

See his own page for additional information.


Louisa George was born 2 Nov 1832 in Blount Co, TN. Her name and birth date are recorded in the Charles N. George Family Bible.

Louisa was apparently home with her parents for the 1840 census in Blount Co, TN. 

On 16 Aug 1849 William Harrison obtained a marriage bond in Monroe Co, TN to marry Louisa George. William was a nephew of John Harrison who married Louisa's sister Elizabeth George.

I did not find William and Louisa on the 1850 census, though I suspect they were in Monroe (or Blount) Co, TN, and I just missed them.

I didn't locate them in 1860 either.

William Harrison died sometime prior to ca 1868 (perhaps in the Civil War?). After his death, Louisa moved with their children to the Tulula Creek area of Cherokee (now Graham) Co, NC near her parents. 

Once in Cherokee Co, NC, Louisa George Harrison married Payton S. Colvard late in 1867 or early in 1868. 

They were listed on the 1870 census in Cherokee Co, NC next to Lafayette George's widow Rachel and their children.

(Note: The dates at the end of each line are not part of the original census, but are approximate birth years based on age)

1870 CHEROKEE CO, NC Page       House/Family #  134/ 134--CHEOAH Twp

COLVARD PAYTON        33 M W                                  NC              1836/1837
COLVARD LOUISE        37 F W                                  TN              1832/1833
HARRISON MARTHA       17 F W                                  TN              1852/1853
HARRISON MATILDA      15 F W                                  TN              1854/1855
HARRISON MARY         13 F W                                  TN              1856/1857
COLVARD GEORGE         1 M W                                  NC              1868/1869

In 1870, the heirs of Charles N. George (Elizabeth's father) and Washington George (her brother) agreed to divide their property equally amongst them. Payton and Louisa Colvard were named on most of these records (outlined earlier). On most of the deeds they were grantors, however, in one deed they were the grantees, receiving 45 acres on Tulula Creek from the other heirs (all these deeds were listed above in the main section). 

On 20 Apr 1870, P. S. Colvard and wife Louisa Colvard sold their interest in the lands of Washington George, deceased to Rachel B. George (widow of Lafayette). I'm not sure if this was the 45 acres they received, or something else. (Cherokee Co, NC Deed Book 13 page 455).

Payton and Louisa Colvard were listed on the 1880 census in Graham Co, NC. 

(Note: The dates at the end of each line are not part of the original census, but are approximate birth years based on age)

1880 GRAHAM CO, NC Page       House/Family #   239/ 239 -- CHEOAH Twp

COLVARD PAYTON       W M  43 HD M FARMER               NC  NC  NC  1836/1837
COLVARD LOUISA       W F  47 WF M                      NC  TN  TN  1832/1833
COLVARD MARY C       W F  22 D  S                      NC  NC  NC  1857/1858
COLVARD GEORGE W     W M  11 S  S                      NC  NC  NC  1868/1869
COLVARD EMILY        W F   8 D  S                      NC  NC  NC  1871/1872
COLVARD NANCY        W F   6 D  S                      NC  NC  NC  1873/1874
COLVARD JOHN         W M   4 S  S                      NC  NC  NC  1875/1876

 Payton and Louisa were still in Graham Co, NC for the 1900 census.

(Note: The birth dates given were part of the original census)

1900 GRAHAM CO, NC Page  House/Family #  130/ 131--CHEOAH Twp

COLVARD PATE                   HD W M FEB 1839   0 M 32       NC  NC  NC
COLVARD LOUISA                 WF W F NOV 1832   0 M 32  4  4 TN  TN  TN
COLVARD JOHN                   S  W M OCT 1875   0 M          NC  NC  TN
COLVARD MARY                   DL W F MAR 1878   0 M          NC  NC  NC

Payton S. Colvard died on 31 Mar 1901 in Graham Co, NC. Louisa on 26 Mar 1915. They are buried at the Old Mother Cemetery (Cheoah Church) in Robbinsville, Graham Co, NC. I've been to their graves. 


Jefferson George was born 30 Nov 1836 in Blount Co, TN. His name and birth date are recorded in the Charles N. George Family Bible.

Jefferson was apparently home with his parents for the 1840 census in Blount Co, TN. He was still at home with them for the 1850 census in Monroe Co, TN. He married Mary Elizabeth Young in 1865.

See his own page for additional information.


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1. Charles Noden1 George , born 21 Nov 1791 in Sullivan Co, TN; died 12 May 1869 in Cherokee Co, NC (now Graham Co, NC); buried in Tulula Creek, Graham Co, NC, son of James Jordan George  and Elizabeth Pemberton .  He married on 8 Feb 1816 in Carter Co, TN Celia Smith , born 17 Nov 1794 in Washington Co, TN (now Carter Co, TN); died 1885 in Cherokee Co, NC; buried in Peachtree Memorial Baptist Cem, Cherokee Co, NC, daughter of Jacob Smith  and Mary Dugger .

 

      Children of Charles Noden George and Celia Smith were as follows:

      2          i           Mary2 George , born 3 Dec 1816 in Carter Co, TN; died 1830/40 in Blount Co, TN.

+    3          ii           Elizabeth2 George , born 11 Nov 1818 in Carter Co, TN; died aft 1880 in Monroe Co, TN.  She married John Harrison .

+    4          iii          Matilda2 George , born 12 Oct 1820 in Carter Co, TN; died 1847/53 in Washington Co, IL.  She married David A White .

+    5          iv          Frances Anne2 George , born 6 Jul 1824 in Carter Co, TN; died 1842/46 in Washington Co, IL.  She married Daniel Love .

      6          v          Washington2 George , born 2 Oct 1827 in Carter Co, TN; died 1864/65 in Civil War.

+    7          vi          Lafayette2 George , born 17 Feb 1830 in Blount Co, TN; died abt 21 Sep 1864 in Winchester, VA, Civil War; buried in Winchester, VA.  He married Rachel Burnette Hensley .

+    8          vii         Louisa2 George , born 2 Nov 1832 in Blount Co, TN; died 26 Mar 1915 in Graham Co, NC; buried in Old Mother Cem, Graham Co, NC.  She married (1) William Harrison ; (2) Payton S Colvard .

+    9          viii        Jefferson2 George , born 30 Nov 1836 in Blount Co, TN; died 6 Jun 1887 in Cherokee Co, NC; buried in Peachtree Memorial Baptist Cem, Cherokee Co, NC.  He married Mary Elizabeth Young .

 

Generation 2

 

3. Elizabeth2 George  (Charles Noden1), born 11 Nov 1818 in Carter Co, TN; died aft 1880 in Monroe Co, TN.  She married on 29 Mar 1851 in Monroe Co, TN John Harrison , born 1813/14 in TN; died aft 1880 in Monroe Co, TN, son of William Harrison  and Nancy Adams .

 

      Children of Elizabeth George and John Harrison were as follows:

+    10         i           Mary3 Harrison , born 1851/52 in Monroe Co, TN; died bef 1910 in Monroe Co, TN.  She married George M Cline .

      11         ii           George W3 Harrison , born 1855/56 in Monroe Co, TN; died aft 1870 in Monroe Co, TN.

+    12         iii          Nancy3 Harrison , born 1856/57 in Monroe Co, TN; died aft 1880 in Monroe Co, TN.  She married William C Brakebill .

      13         iv          Charles J3 Harrison , born 1861/62 in Monroe Co, TN; died aft 1880 in Monroe Co, TN.

 

 

4. Matilda2 George  (Charles Noden1), born 12 Oct 1820 in Carter Co, TN; died 1847/53 in Washington Co, IL.  She married in 1840/46 in Blount Co, TN or Monroe Co, TN David A White , born Jul 1826 in IL; died aft 1910 in Washington Co, IL, son of Samuel White  and Hester (---) .

 

      Children of Matilda George and David A White were as follows:

+    14         i           Charles L3 White , born Sep 1847 in Washington Co, IL; died 1920/30 in Crook Co, WY.  He married (1) Belle (---) ; (2) Cornelia L (---) .

 

 

5. Frances Anne2 George  (Charles Noden1), born 6 Jul 1824 in Carter Co, TN; died 1842/46 in Washington Co, IL.  She married on 10 Feb 1842 in Blount Co, TN Daniel Love , died 1846/49 in Washington Co, IL.

 

      Children of Frances Anne George and Daniel Love were as follows:

      15         i           William3 Love , born 1842/46 in Washington Co, IL; died aft 1868 in MO.

 

 

7. Lafayette2 George  (Charles Noden1), born 17 Feb 1830 in Blount Co, TN; died abt 21 Sep 1864 in Winchester, VA, Civil War; buried in Winchester, VA.  He married on 13 Feb 1851 in Monroe Co, TN Rachel Burnette Hensley , born 9 Feb 1829 in Monroe Co, TN; died 11 Sep 1909 in Graham Co, NC; buried in Old Mother Cem, Graham Co, NC, daughter of Samuel Hensley  and Nancy Johnston .

 

      Children of Lafayette George and Rachel Burnette Hensley were as follows:

      16         i           James3 George , born 7 Dec 1852 in Monroe Co, TN; died 22 Feb 1877 in Graham Co, NC; buried in Old Mother Cem, Graham Co, NC.

+    17         ii           Charles Noden3 George , born 14 Jun 1855 in Cherokee Co, NC (now Graham Co, NC); died aft 1930 in Snyder, Kiowa Co, OK.  He married Mary M Newman .

+    18         iii          Nancy Emaline3 George , born 28 Feb 1858 in Cherokee Co, NC (now Graham Co, NC); died 5 Aug 1914 in Graham Co, NC; buried in Old Mother Cem, Graham Co, NC.  She married Payton Albert Wiggins .

      19         iv          Sarah3 George , born abt 1860 in Cherokee Co, NC (now Graham Co, NC); died Infant in Cherokee Co, NC (now Graham Co, NC).

+    20         v          Thomas Jefferson3 George , born 24 May 1862 in Cherokee Co, NC (now Graham Co, NC); died 11 May 1945 in Graham Co, NC; buried in Old Mother Cem, Graham Co, NC.  He married Sarah Elvira Carpenter .

 

 

8. Louisa2 George  (Charles Noden1), born 2 Nov 1832 in Blount Co, TN; died 26 Mar 1915 in Graham Co, NC; buried in Old Mother Cem, Graham Co, NC.  She married (1) on 16 Aug 1849 in Monroe Co, TN William Harrison , born 1827/28 in Monroe Co, TN; died 1857/60 in Monroe Co, TN, son of James Harrison  and Malinda Roddy ; (2) in 1867/68 in Cherokee Co, NC Payton S Colvard , born 15 Feb 1837 in Macon Co, NC; died 31 Mar 1901 in Graham Co, NC; buried in Old Mother Cem, Graham Co, NC, son of James C Colvard  and Catherine Mahala Sherrill .

 

      Children of Louisa George and William Harrison were as follows:

+    21         i           Martha3 Harrison , born 1 Dec 1852 in Blount Co, TN; died 7 Apr 1934 in Graham Co, NC; buried in Old Mother Cem, Graham Co, NC.  She married Rev Samuel Jordan .

+    22         ii           Matilda C3 Harrison , born 19 Sep 1854 in Blount Co, TN; died 17 Dec 1907 in Graham Co, NC; buried in Old Mother Cem, Graham Co, NC.  She married James B Colvard .

+    23         iii          Mary C3 Harrison , born 7 Nov 1856 in Blount Co, TN; died 11 Feb 1893 in Fort Payne, AL.  She married Ute Sherrill .

 

      Children of Louisa George and Payton S Colvard were as follows:

+    24         i           George W3 Colvard , born Oct 1868 in Cherokee Co, NC (now Graham Co, NC); died aft 1909 in Graham Co, NC.  He married Ruth Ann Sherrill .

+    25         ii           Emily3 Colvard , born 13 Nov 1870 in Cherokee Co, NC; died 2 Jul 1919 in Graham Co, NC; buried in Wiggins Cem, Graham Co, NC.  She married William C Wiggins .

+    26         iii          Nancy E3 Colvard , born Aug 1874 in Graham Co, NC; died aft 1930 in Wilbarger Co, TX.  She married John A Ammons .

+    27         iv          John Lafayette3 Colvard , born 4 Oct 1875 in Graham Co, NC; died 16 Jun 1945 in Graham Co, NC.  He married Mary Ann Nelson .

 

 

9. Jefferson2 George  (Charles Noden1), born 30 Nov 1836 in Blount Co, TN; died 6 Jun 1887 in Cherokee Co, NC; buried in Peachtree Memorial Baptist Cem, Cherokee Co, NC.  He married on 17 Oct 1865 in Cherokee Co, NC Mary Elizabeth Young , born 12 Apr 1841 in Burke Co, NC; died 31 Jul 1939 in Cameron Co, TX; buried in Peachtree Memorial Baptist Cem, Cherokee Co, NC, daughter of Joseph Tarply Young  and Mira V Ledford .

 

      Children of Jefferson George and Mary Elizabeth Young were as follows:

+    28         i           Charles Lafayette3 George , born 16 Jul 1866 in Valleytown, Cherokee Co, NC; died 26 Dec 1935 in Rogers Mill Co, OK.  He married Dora E Waldroup .

+    29         ii           Caroline Eleanor3 George , born 6 Feb 1869 in Valleytown, Cherokee Co, NC; died 7 Jun 1890 in Valleytown, Cherokee Co, NC; buried in Peachtree Memorial Baptist Cem, Cherokee Co, NC.  She married William P Brittain .

      30         iii          Iowa Elizabeth "Ida"3 George , born 16 Feb 1872 in Valleytown, Cherokee Co, NC; died 13 Dec 1951 in Modesto, Stanislaus Co, CA.  She married on 12 Nov 1899 in Cherokee Co, NC Charles Lisle Thwing , born 1867/68 in WI; died aft 1920 in Modesto, Stanislaus Co, CA.

      31         iv          Lula Mae3 George , born 7 Jun 1874 in Valleytown, Cherokee Co, NC; died 27 Aug 1897 in Stockton, San Joaquin Co, CA.  She married on 10 Jan 1896 in Cherokee Co, NC Ored Leroy Wright , born 1872/73 in Buncombe Co, NC; died aft 1930 in Richmond, Contra Costa Co, CA, son of Samuel C Wright  and Mary A (---) .

+    32         v          James Robinson "Bob"3 George , born 24 Jan 1876 in Topton, Cherokee Co, NC; died 9 Jan 1980 in Houston, Harris Co, TX.  He married Margie Frances Millard .

      33         vi          Thomas Worth3 George , born 8 Jul 1878 in Andrews, Cherokee Co, NC; died 5 Nov 1878 in Andrews, Cherokee Co, NC.

+    34         vii         William Cross3 George , born 17 Mar 1881 in Valleytown, Cherokee Co, NC; died 31 Dec 1958 in Andrews, Cherokee Co, NC.  He married (1) Ruby Padgett ; (2) Ida J Thrasher .

 

Generation 3

 

10. Mary3 Harrison  (Elizabeth2 George, Charles Noden1), born 1851/52 in Monroe Co, TN; died bef 1910 in Monroe Co, TN.  She married on 2 Jan 1873 in Monroe Co, TN George M Cline , born 1844/45 in TN; died aft 1910 in Monroe Co, TN.

 

      Children of Mary Harrison and George M Cline were as follows:

      35         i           Nancy A4 Cline , born 1873/74 in Monroe Co, TN.

      36         ii           Lou E E4 Cline , born 1874/75 in Monroe Co, TN.

      37         iii          John C4 Cline , born 1876/77 in Monroe Co, TN.

      38         iv          (---)4 Cline , born 1880 in Monroe Co, TN.

 

 

12. Nancy3 Harrison  (Elizabeth2 George, Charles Noden1), born 1856/57 in Monroe Co, TN; died aft 1880 in Monroe Co, TN.  She married on 11 Nov 1875 in Monroe Co, TN William C Brakebill , born 1852/53 in TN.

 

      Children of Nancy Harrison and William C Brakebill were as follows:

      39         i           John H4 Brakebill , born 1876/77 in Monroe Co, TN.

      40         ii           George E4 Brakebill , born 1878/79 in Monroe Co, TN.

 

 

14. Charles L3 White  (Matilda2 George, Charles Noden1), born Sep 1847 in Washington Co, IL; died 1920/30 in Crook Co, WY.  He married (1) abt 1870 in Washington Co, IL Belle (---) , born abt 1854; died 1876/80 in Washington Co, IL; (2) in 1879/80 in Washington Co, IL Cornelia L (---) , born 1859/60 in KY; died aft 1930 in Crook Co, WY.

 

      Children of Charles L White and Belle (---) were as follows:

      41         i           Charles4 White , born 1875/76 in Washington Co, IL.

 

      Children of Charles L White and Cornelia L (---) were as follows:

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