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Journeys Through Jackson 2010 Vol.20 No.04

Author: Jackson County Genealogical Society (N.C.);
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Publication date: 01/01/2010
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Journeys Through Jackson is the official journal of the Jackson County Genealogical Society, Inc. The journal began as a monthly publication in July 1991, was published bimonthly from 1994 to 2003, and continues today as a quarterly publication. The journal issues in this digital collection are presented as annual compilations.J o u r n e y s ^ T h r o u g h J a c k s o n T h e Official J o u r n a l of t h e J a c k s o n C o u n t y G e n e a l o g i c a l Society, Inc. Vol. X X , No. IV Fall 2 0 10 L , JACKSON COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC 2010 Officers President James E. Monteith Vice Presidents Nelma J. Bryson, B.B. Cantrell Secretary Marilyn G.Morton Treasurer E. Lawrence Morton Librarian Dorris D. Beck Office Manager Ruth C. Shuler Computer Coordinator. Deanne G. Roles Chair, Publications (Editor) R- Larry Crawford Journeys Through Jackson is the official publication of the Jackson County Genealogical Society. Members and non-members are invited to submit genealogical materials for publication, with the understanding that the editor reserves the right to edit these materials for genealogical content, clarity, or taste. The Society assumes no responsibility for errors of fact that may be contained in submissions, and except where noted, the opinions expressed arc not those of the editor or of the Jackson County Genealogical Society. The Society accepts no advertising for this publication except for notices for other non-profit groups. From the Editor We finish another outstanding year in the Jackson County Genealogical Society, and as proof of that ~* assertion, this publication will be distributed or mailed to 235 of the finest folks in the country. We are ^j thankful in this holiday season to know many of these members and to be able to share this love of genealogy with them. As in all years, we have faced our quota of challenges. Not everyone spent 24/7 doing genealogy (Imagine!), and we personally admit to many shortcomings. Our challenge grant has not yet been matched in full, but we are hopeful that we can state differently by January 1. The water heater in the office decided to leak and flood the storage closet, and that was fun for everyone present. But where else can we find an organization in which the President occasionally wears a kilt; where we can have programs with such excellent speakers as Anne Rogers and Curtis Wood; and where St. Nick visits the editor early, bringing along materials from Will Cagle, Sam Phillips, Bonnie Barker, Betty Queen Monteith, Betsy Dodd Pittman of Burke County, Ruth Ensley Bryson, Linda Owen Anders, Linda Hughes Collins, Dorris Dills Beck, Ruth Hall Norman, Linda Davis, and Ruth Crawford Shuler? Only here in JCGS, of course. Have a joyous season, and enjoy JTJ with the eggnog. V i s i t u s a t o u r W e b s i t e : h t t p : / / w w w . j c n c g s . c o m / Journeys Through Jackson Fall 2010 T a b l e o f C o n t e n t s C / Expressions of Sympathy 145 Correction and Announcements 145 JCGS Photo Album 146 - 1 5 0 Descendants of Thomas F r a n k l i n 151 - 1 5 6 We Borrow from B u r k e County 157 - 1 6 0 Pictures from R u t h Ensley Bryson 161 - 1 6 4 Descendants of William E l b e r t Hall 165 - 1 6 8 1880 Jackson County Census 169 - 1 7 2 Linda Hughes Collins' Before a n d After Cemetery Pictures 173 - 1 7 5 JCGS L i b r a r y Acquisitions 176 1918 Jackson County Death Certificates 177 - 1 8 0 James Isaac N o r m a n Family Bible 181 - 1 8 4 Pictures from Linda Davis 185 - 1 8 6 Selected R a b u n County, G A Marriages 187 - 1 8 8 New Members of J C G S for 2010 189-190 Where J C G S Members Live 190 Index 191-192 In Memoriam We are saddened to report the passing of JCGS member Annie Lee Bryson. Annie Lee was another of our well-known traditional artists and craftspersons; she had gained wide recognition for her corn shuck dolls. She was always in attendance at WCU's Mountain Heritage Day, and she was the winner of the 2010 Mountain Heritage Day Award. We express our sympathy to her daughters and other family members. In Sympathy We also extend our sympathy to JCGS members Ann Hampton Peters, Grover and Ernestine Jones, and Vernon Painter for their recent losses. We are firm in our conviction that this separation is only temporary. Correction JCGS member Harold Ensley reports that his great-aunt Annie Belle Blanton stated that the woman in the singing school picture (JTJ, Spring 2009) is not her mother, and that she is not the baby. We regret the error, but we are always grateful when someone cares enough to point out our mistakes. S u b m i t Y o u r H o l d e n A w a r d N o m i n a t i o n T o d ay c 145 Journeys Through Jackson Fall 2010 J C G S P h o t o A l b u m KJ W Will and Barbara Cagle of Lutz, Florida, recently spent an evening at the JCGS office. They shared the pictures of Will's great-grandparents, above, and grandfather, below. On the left above is Wilma Margaret Barker (18 Apr 1840 - 11 Jun 1906), on the right her husband Evan Harvey Cagle (10 Feb 1839 - 10 Oct 1916). Below, their son Candler Collins Cagle (5 Jul 1876 - 23 Mar 1960), a Spanish - American War veteran. \ J 146 Journeys Through Jackson Fall 2010 C ' J C G S P h o t o A l b u m <s ^ The above are the children of Merritt Rickman ("Rick") and Mary Matilda Blanton Phillips, pictured with their sister-in-law Dora Waldrop Phillips. In the back row are Robert, John, Sam, and Walt Phillips. In front are Etta, Vada, Dora Waldrop Phillips (widow of Herbert Edgar), Maude, and Mamie. These folks lived in the Greenville, South Carolina area. Picture submitted by JCGS member Sam Phillips, a grandson of Herbert Edgar and Dora. 147 Journeys Through Jackson Fall 2010 J C G S P h o t o A l b um \ J 'KJ Also submitted by Sam Phillips, the picture above shows his grandfather, Herbert Edgar Phillips. We were pleased to meet some of this Phillips family at the annual Phillips reunion (and many thanks to Ruth Bryson and Linda Collins for their gracious invitations to join them). We might also mention that the children of Rick and Mary Phillips married into families with strong Jackson County connections...Parker, Slatton, and Rogers, for example. Herbert Edgar above, died 31 Mar 1929, so was not in the family group picture on the previous page. KJ 148 Journeys Through Jackson Fall 2010 <W J C G S P h o t o A l b u m V^ JCGS member Bonnie Barker has searched for 12 years for the resting place of Josephine Wood Barker. She believes that the above has rewarded her persistence. This field stone is located in the Ashe - McKay Cemetery above Mount Pleasant Church. The " J " and the "Barker" are plainly visible, and we trust that this shows the resting place of Josephine, who died in 1911. 149 Journeys Through Jackson Fall 2010 J C G S P h o t o A l b um KJ \ y The pictures above were taken in August of 2009 by Mike Shay. At the top, Samuel A. Frizzell, aka Gribble. At the bottom, one of the fabulous views from the cemetery in LaVeta, Colorado. See Jackson County Heritage, Volume H, article # 344 for Rick Frizzell's fascinating story of the name change. KJ 150 Journeys Through Jackson Fall 2010 D e s c e n d a n t s o f T h o m a s F r a n k l in (Ed. We arc always pleased to receive work from JCGS member Betty Queen Monteith. This time she has outdone herself, providing us with a family group record and a descendancy in her Franklin family. We will publish this here and in several subsequent issues.] c 1 2 3 4 L Husband T h o m a s Franklin Bcm 29Aua1804 tm 27 Nov 1891 Burled ***** 28 Mar 1827 Ptaa> Rutherford Co.. NC PtoC8 Jackson Co.. NC Ptac* Franklin Cem.. Dillsboro. Jackson Co.. NC • Ptoc8 Burke Co.. NC LDS ordinance dates Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents Sealed to spouse Temple Husband's father _ . u ,. ... Husbands' mother Prob. . H. enr~v~ F r.a nklin ProbAnn Gtobs Wife Jemina Hiadon Bom 29 SOD 1809 Dled 14 Feb 1892 Buried Ptoce Burke Co.. NC 08 Jackson Co., NC PK&OB Franklin Cem.. Dillsboro. Jackson Co.. NC LDS ordinance dates Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents Temple Wife's father . .,,, . Wife's mother L_e onard H. ia,_d. on. Susannah Hams ((Children List each child in order of birth. M M F M / Henry Jackson Fran Bom 160ct.1828 Dted Aft 1910 LDS ordnance dates Temple klin Ptece NC'_ Place Baptized Endowed Seated to parents v ^0U88 Mary Levlsa Deaver Ms"i,d 6Aua1848 David Nelson Frankl Bom 28 Jan 1832 090 6 Feb 1914 Buried 8 Feb 1914 " * * Havwood Co.. NC Sealed to spouse n 08 Buncombe Co.. NC Ptoc8 Clvde. Havwood Co.. NC Pisco Bethel Cemetery. Havwood Co.. NC Baptized Endowed ' Sealed to parents pou*e Sarah A Evens Married 8. J.a n .1. ~8_5.—7 Place Havwood Co.. North Carolina Sealed to spouse Nancy Elizabeth Franklin Bom 18 Jul 1833 Dted 11 Jun 1913 Buried Plaoe Havwood Co.. NC " * * Havwood Co.. NC Lake Looan Cem.. Sunburst Havwood Co.. NC Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents &DOUS8 ^ ^ Robert Henrv Queen M8rrfed 18Aua1853 Havwood Co.. NC Sealed to spouse Perry Burton Franklin * - 11Mav1835 Dled 14 Jan 1913 Buried Plae» Ptoce Havwood Co.. NC Swain Co.. NC Place Spouse Cochran Cem.. Uooer Alarka. Swain Co.. NC Married ~ -.R ac-«h—el^ A deline Henson 8 Nov 1856 PtocB Havwood Co.. NC Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents Sealed to spouse i 1 Journeys Through Jackson Fall 2010 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Husband Thomas Franklin S W i f e Jemlna Hiadon Children List each child in order of birth. M M M F F F F F LDS ordinance dates Temple Perrv Burton Franklin Spous* Marv Barker Manted 30 Jan 1890 Plac° Swain Co.. NC Sealed to spouse Georae Washinaton Franklin Bora 7 Nov 1837 Dled 8Seo1864 Plac8 Havwood Co.. NC Pl8C8 Civil War Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents William L. Franklin Bom 5 Jul 1839 0180 25 Jun 1862 Henderson Co.. NC Pisco Kinas School House. VA Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents Marqaret M. Franklin Bom 30 Dec 1840 Dted 23 Feb 1931 Buried Place Havwood Co.. NC Jackson Co., NC 308 Franklin Cem.. Dillsboro. Jackson Co., NC Susan Caroline Franklin 80,11 6Seo1842 Dhd 25 Dec 1919 Buried Place Havwood Co.. NC Jackson Co.. NC Franklin Cem., Dillsboro, Jackson Co.. NC Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents • r Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents V Spouse William M. Dills Marrfed Abt 1868 Pl8ceNC Sealed to spouse Mary Ann Franklin Bom 8 Mav 1844 Dled 12S6D1859 Havwood Co.. NC Plana Havwood Co.. NC Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents Martha Jane Franklin Bom 7 Mav 1846 Died 2 Jul 1930 Buried Place Haywood Co., NC 308 Jackson Co., NC Place Franklin Cem.. Dillsboro. Jackson Co.. NC Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents pous* John Q. Lawinq Manted 22 Mav 1878 Jackson Co.. NC Sealed to spouse Elizabeth Louise Franklin Bom 17 Mar 1848 Died Buried 20 Jul 1937 Havwood Co.. NC Jackson Co.. NC Locust Field Cem.. Dillsboro. NC Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents Spouse Married _ . -W ils.o —n— —D. Sutton 3 Mar 1880 ** Jackson Co.. NC Sealed to spouss • V 152 Journeys Tltrough Jackson Fall 2010 C 12 13 Husband T n o r n a s F r a n k l jn Wife Jemina Hiadon Children List each child in order of birth. F F LDS ordinance dates Temple Amanda E. Franklin Born 28 Feb 1850 Dled 11Aua1859 Sarah Jemina Frank! Bom 13 Mar 1852 Dled 18 Jan 1924 Buried Place Havwood Co.. NC Place Havwood Co.. NC Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents in Plac8 Havwood Co.. NC Jackson Co., NC Place Franklin Cem.. Dillsboro. Jackson Co.. NC Baptized Endowed Sealed to parents ^0USe Unknown Manted N.. o^t marn.e d, Place Sealed to spouse 800,188 John B. Enslev Marrfed 6 Mar 1873 |PteC8 Jackson Co., North Carolina Seated to spouse pouso Unknown Married .. . . . Not mamed Place Sealed to spouse p0US8 James Henrv Robinson Married ~l . . _.. 20 Jan 1884 Jackson Co.. North Carolina Sealed to spouse o L / 153 Journeys Through Jackson FaH 2010 r 1. Thomas Franklin (b.29 Aug 1804-Rumerford Co.,NC;d.27 Nov 1891-Jackson Co.,NC) sp: Jemina Higdon (b.29 Sep 1809-Burke Co.,NC;m.28 Mar 1827;d.14 Feb 1892-Jackson Co.,NC) yi - 2. Henry Jackson Franklin (b.16 Oct 1828-NC;d.Aft 1910) sp: Mary Levisa Deaver (b.19 May 1829-NC;m.6 Aug 1848;d.Bef 1910-Haywood Co.,NC) 3. James Harrison Franklin (b.8 Apr 1849-Haywood Co..NC;d.27 Oct 1858) - 3. Rachel Clementine. Franklin (b.25 Jun 1851-Buncombe Co.,NC;d.22 Jul 1930-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: James E. Rogers (b.6 Sep 1849-South Carolina;m.20 Oct 1870;d.14 Jun 1930-Haywood Co.,NC) - 4. Charles Rogers (b.1877-Haywood Co.,NC;d.1906-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Elizabeth Telitha Sisk (b.16 May 1883-Haywood Co.,NC;d.4 Jun 1937-Haywood Co.,NC) ^- 5. Charles Oscar Rogers (b.20 Jan 1900-Haywood Co.,NC;d.30 Jul 1970-Haywood Co.) sp: Edna Leona Queen (b.15 Oct 1915-Haywood Co.,NC;m.15 Jan 1933;d.1 Dec 1998-Candler.Haywood Co.,NC) - 4. T. Allen Rogers (b.24 Apr 1879-Haywood Co..NC;d.18 Jun 1959-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Lilly Taylor (b.7 May 1896;d.2 Jul 1974-Haywood Co.,NC) 4. Lon Jackson Rogers (b.15 Jul 1880-Haywood Co.,NC;d.20 Jan 1949-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Arbie Lois Radford (b.1871-North Carolina;m.1899(Div);d.1949-Haywood Co.,NC) 5. Rogers sp: Molly Blaine Reece (b.10 May 1887-Haywood Co.,NC;m.21 Dec 1907;d.24 Jun 1959-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Ruth Rogers (b.4 Feb 1909-Haywood Co.,NC;d.8 Mar 1940-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Edward Stiles (b.Abt 1894;m.30 Sep 1923) - 5. Delmar Samuel Rogers (b.8 Dec 1910-Haywood Co.,NC;d.10 Jun 1993-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Mary Dee Davis (b.20 May 1915-Haywood Co.,NC;d.27 Oct 1996-Haywood Co.tNC) V_^ - 5. Pearl Mae Rogers (b.30 Nov 1912-Haywood Co.,NC;d.21 Jun 2001-Sylva,Jackson Co.,NC) sp: Jack Edward Frady (b.26 Jul 1909-Haywood Co.,NC;d.20 Nov 2000-Jackson Co.,NC) - 5. James Jackson Rogers (b.10 Sep 1914-Haywood Co.,NC;d.13 Jul 1996-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Clara Marlor - 5. Bertha Elizabeth Rogers (b.1 Jun 1917-Haywood Co.,NC;d.9 May 2004-Morganton.Burke Co.,NC) sp: Raymond R. Wall (b.24 Nov 1918-NC;d.25 Feb 2002-Asheville,Buncombe Co.,NC) - 5. Hazel Eldena Rogers (b.1 Nov 1919-Haywood Co.,NC;d.14 Jan 2007-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Willie Frank Parker (b.10 Oct 1912-Jackson Co.,NC;d.2 Jul 1996-Haywood Co.,NC) 5. Myrtle Rosalee Rogers (b.1 Aug 1922-Haywood Co.,NC;d.16 Jun 2000-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Woodrow Morgan (b.14 Feb 1915-Jackson Co.,NC;m.1942;d.12 May 2004-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Edna Clementine Rogers twin (b.18 Sep 1925-Haywood Co.,NC;d.26 May 1996-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Arthur James Queen (b.31 Jul 1916-Haywood Co.,NC;d.16 Feb 1983-Haywood Co.,NC) 5. Edward McKiniey Rogers twin (b.18 Sep 1925-Haywood Co.,NC;d.22 Jun 1948-Haywood Co..NC) •— 5. Carrie Belle Rogers i sp: Jim Gibson - 4. Diva F. Deverd Rogers (b.4 Oct 1883-Haywood Co.,NC;d.19 Jan 1924-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Rose Inman (b.5 Jun 1884-Haywood Co.,NC;m.26 Dec 1905;d.4 Oct 1951-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. William Claude Rogers (b.7 Apr 1903-Haywood Co.,NC;d.27 Nov 1966-Haywood Co..NC) sp: Mildred Mease (b.Aug 1902;m.4 Mar 1925(Div)) V^ sp: Lillie Mills (b.10 Sep 1900;d.11 Nov 1977-Haywood Co.,NC) 5. Mollie Rogers (b.28 Feb 1907-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Henry F. Smith (b.27 Feb 1893-South Carolina;m.10 Feb 1926;d.21 Oct 1968-Haywood Co.,NC) 154 Journeys Through Jackson Fall 2010 ^ C - 5. Minnie Clementine Rogers (b.12 Sep 1912-Haywood Co.,NC;d.7 Dec 1999-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Herschel Reeves Owen (b.18 Apr 1897-Haywood Co.,NC;m.11 Feb 1926;d.23 Aug 1984-Haywood Co.,NC) 5. George Edward Rogers (b.25 Oct 1915-Haywood Co.,NC;d.9 May 1976-Haywood Co.,NC) - 4. John Garland Rogers (b.4 Jun 1885-Haywood Co.,NC;d.3 Apr 1971-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Dolry Alice Woody (b.14 Apr 1889-Madteon Co.,NC;m.27 Jan 1905(Div);d.11 Mar 1984-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Marilda Mae "Reldy" Rogers (b.17 Jan 1906-Haywood Co..NC;d.8 Nov 1960-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Jesse Byrd Revis (b.11 May 1896-NC;m.1921;d.11 Apr 1969-Buncombe Co.,NC) 5. Garland Columbus Rogers (b.29 Jun 1908-Haywood Co.,NC;d.14 Dec 1995-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Viola Virginia Rogers (b.12 Mar 1912-Jackson Co.,NC;d.30 Jun 1995-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Joseph Homer Galloway (b.24 Apr 1904-Haywood Co.,NC;d.10 Oct 1989-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Mabel Edna Rogers (b.2 Sep 1913-Macon Co.,NC) sp: Harry Glenn Rogers (b.28 Jun 1915-Haywood Co.,NC;m.4 Nov 1935;d.5 Jul 2001-Buncombe Co.,NC) - 5. Paul WiHard Rogers (b.16 Jan 1916-Haywood Co.,NC;d.29 Mar 1998-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Frank Rogers (b.17 Nov 1918-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Baxter J. Rogers (b.4 Jan 1920-Haywood Co.,NC;d.18 Mar 1947-Buncombe Co.,NC) sp: Iva Lee 5. Mary C. Rogers (b.23 Nov 1921-Haywood Co.,NC) 5. Eugene Calvin Rogers (b.23 Jul 1924-Haywood Co.,NC;d.19 May 2001-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Janice Elmira Wright (m.Abt 1947) - 5. Wanda Sharlie Rogers (b.28 Nov 1926-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Clay Holland Woody (b.29 Sep 1924-Haywood Co.,NC;d.22 Aug 2001-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Elizabeth Hiawatha Rogers (b.16 Aug 1930-Haywood Co.,NC;d.12 Dec 1932-Haywood Co..NC) ^— 5. Betty Rogers sp: Green 4. Sarah "Sallie" Rogers (b.29 Mar 1889-Haywood Co.,NC;d.21 Jun 1969-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Alonzo Burchfield (b.28 May 1881-Haywood Co.,NC;m.Abt 1907;d.11 Aug 1961-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Samuel Dill Burchfield (b.18 Oct 1904-Haywood Co.,NC;d.May 1980-Haywood Co..NC) - 5. Clyde Odell Burchfield (b.29 Jan 1908-Haywood Co.,NC;d.25 Apr 1991-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Lessie Brooks - 5. Frank Forest Burchfield (b.15 Apr 1910-Haywood Co.,NC;d.Jul 1983-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Effie Reece - 5. Callie Burchfield (b.Abt 1915) - 5. James Buford Burchfield (b.Abt 1917) sp: Gladys Barker - 5. Arthur Wilford Burchfield (b.15 Feb 1919-Haywood Co.,NC;d.15 Sep 1997-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Mamie Lenora Cagle 5. Mildred Burchfield (b.15 Jan 1925-Haywood Co.,NC) 4. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Rogers (b.Apr 1892;d.17 Dee 1S15) 4. James Taylor Rogers (b.15 May 1895-Haywood Co.,NC;d.8 Mar 1979-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Laura Elizabeth Davis (m.26 Jun 1915;d.1942-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Unnamed Rogers (b.15 Apr 1916-Haywood Co.,NC) 5. Unnamed Rogers (b.27 Jan 1917-Haywood Co.,NC) 5. Robert Davis Rogers (b.12 Nov 1917-Haywood Co.,NC;d.Bef 1920) ^5 L_ Journeys Through Jackson Fall 2010 \ J - 5. Roberta Mae Rogers (b.11 Nov 1918-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Rathbone v—/ 5. unnamed Rogers (b.6 Jan 1925-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. James, Jr. Rogers (b.19 Dec 1925-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Mary Ann Rogers (b.28 Apr 1928-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Unnamed Rogers (b.1 Jun 1935-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Cora Mae Caldwell (b.7 Jan 1888-Tennessee;d.15 Oct 1980-Laurens.SC) - 5. Suellen Rogers sp: Davis - 5. Mabel Rogers i sp: Davis - 5. Ruby Nell Rogers sp: Ragwell - 5. Kathleen Rogers sp: Owens 5. Mildred Rogers sp: Harris - 3. Thomas Pinkney Franklin (b.2 Dec 1853;d.29 Sep 1855) 3. Martha Elizabeth Franklin (b.20 Mar 1856-Haywood Co.,NC;d.7 Aug 1863) 3. Joseph C. Franklin (b.27 Nov 1858-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Daisy Vashtie Parker (b.Jun 1851-NC;m.31 Dec 1879) — 4. Laura Etta Franklin (b.Nov 1880-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Jack Dills (b.27 Feb 1881-Haywood Co.,NC;m.16 Feb 1902;d.16 Dec 1926-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Robert Dills (b.1903-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Mary Dills (b.1 Sep 1904-Haywood Co.,NC;d.31 Mar 1908-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. Dicie Emeline Dills (b.2 Mar 1906-Haywood Co.,NC;d.5 Mar 1975-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: George Perry Trull (b.29 Jun 1904-Haywood Co.,NC;m.4 Aug 1928;d.1 Jul 1986-Haywood Co.,NC) - 5. William Roy Dills (b.28 Sep 1908-Haywood Co.,NC;d.1 Jun 1996-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Ephrium Taylor Rhodes (b.17 Apr 1865-Haywood Co.,NC;m.1927;d.19 Oct 1938-Haywood Co.,NC) 4. Cordelia S. Franklin (b.Mar 1885-NC) 4. Lucinda L. Franklin (b.Nov 1886-NC) 4. Lorena G. Franklin (b.Jul 1890-NC) 4. Dallas Augustus Franklin (b.7 Jul 1892-Haywood Co.,NC;d.Nov 1970-Lyons.lJnn Co.,OR) - 4. Flora E. Franklin (b.Aug 1894-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: Unknown (m.Not married) - 5. Ruby Franklin (b.2 Apr 1916-Haywood Co.,NC) 5. Homer Franklin (b.23 Apr 1920-Haywood Co.,NC;d.3 Dec 1981-Buncombe Co.,NC) sp: Helmick (m.Abt 1921) 4. Mary Margaret. Franklin (b.26 May 1895-Haywood Co.,NC;d.3 Mar 1948-Haywood Co.,NC) sp: George Weaver Pruett (b.22 Dec 1893-Madison Co.,NC;m.22 Feb 1913;d.3 Apr 1955-Haywood Co.,NC) ^ - 5. James Monroe Pruett (b.19 Feb 1914-Haywood Co.,NC;d.9 Feb 1981-Haywood Co.,NC) 156 ~ 5" ° l a U d e A n ' i l W ' PfUett ( b '17 *** 1 9 1 5 - H a y w o o d Co..NC;d.1 Jun 1976-Haywood Co.,NC) 5. Gladys Etta Pruett (b.24 Jan 1920-Haywood Co.,NC) Journeys Tltrough Jackson Fall 2010 ^ W e B o r r o w F r o m B u r k e C o u n t y [Ed. We are always learning new things from what the neighbors are saying, so to speak. One of the very fine periodicals that comes our way thanks to the exchange program is The Burke Journal, and we frequently find information there pertinent to the ancestors of Jackson County families. One particular section of old Burke County was around Silver Creek. Many of these families eventually made their homes in Jackson County. Many thanks to the compiler, Betsy Dodd Pittman, and to Burke's editor, Phillip Heavner, for their gracious permission to reprint the following from their May 2010 issue.] Tax R o l l C a p t D y s a r d C o m p y 1 8 08 NC State Archives Stack No. CR 014.703.2 Located, transcribed, and submitted by Betsy Dodd Pittman [NB: The heading on the first page says: "A Return of the taxable property of Captain James Dysart's Company for the year 1807, by A D Glass JP". However, there is a different list for this company dated 1807, which was transcribed and published in the February 2006 issue of this periodical. The endorsement on this list gives the date as 1808. bdp] Land Polls V WProbat James Patton David Roper Richard Allen James Sellers Joshua Hall John Hall Junr Elijah Hall Jesse Hall Moses Wilkinson James Miller Thomas Hemphill James Hemphill JohnGragg John McDowell Thomas Morrison William Carter David Glass Kenith McKenzie AD Glass David Bandy Zachariah Pulham Robert Patton Joseph Cowan James Buchanan William Sellers Benjamin Bracket Adkins Bracket William Moore 300 98 50 200 540 200 200 1 160 1 1294 A — 230 1 340 - — ] 940 3 450 1 300 1 100 1 731 2 400 - 70 1 385 1 136 Vi 1 1123 1 460 3 100 1 250 1 — ] 320 1 2 John Melton 2 Hezekiah Burchfield 1 John Alexander — William Bowen L S

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Maximiliano Escobar drawing

Author: Jackson Jean
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Publication date: 1969
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Maximiliano Escobar drawing some of the images seen under the influence of ayahuasca (banisteriopsis caapi, sp.), as requested by Jean Jackson. 1969-1970, Púmanaka buro, Boa River, Papurí River basin, Vaupés, Colombi

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Jackson-Type Inequalities in the Space Sp

Author: Войцехівський В.Р.
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Publication date: 01/01/2003
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Знайдено точні константи у нерівностях типу Джексона при наближенні періодичних функцій у просторі Sp для лінійних методів підсумовування: Зигмунда, Рогозинського, Валле Пуссена.In the case of approximation of periodic functions in the space Sp, we determine the exact constants in Jackson-type inequalities for the Zygmund, Rogosinski, and de la Valleé Poussin linear summation methods

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Jackson-Type Inequalities in the Space Sp

Author: Войцехівський В.Р.
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Publication date: 01/01/2003
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Juanico Escobar and Enrique Castillo drawing the visions

Author: Jackson Jean
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Publication date: 1969
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Juanico Escobar and Enrique Castillo drawing the visions they experience while under the influence of banisteríopsis caapi, sp., (yagé), requested by Jean Jackson, who offered them Piel Roja cigarettes in exchange. 1968-1970, Púmanaka buro, Boa River, Papurí River basin, Vaupés, Colombi

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Dybowskiella rotunda Ernst & Wyse Jackson & Aretz 2015, n. sp.

Author: Ernst Andrej
Aretz Markus
Wyse Jackson Patrick N.
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Publication date: 30/06/2015
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Dybowskiella rotunda n. sp. (Figs 8G, 9 A-C; Appendix) ETYMOLOGY. — The species name refers to the rounded shape of apertures and lunaria (from Latin " rotundus " – rounded). HOLOTYPE. — SMF 21.777. PARATYPE. — SMF 21.778- SMF 21.780. TYPE LOCALITY. — Roque Redonde (Montagne Noire, southern France). TYPE HORIZON. — Carboniferous, Mississippian (upper Visean). DIAGNOSIS. — Moderately thick encrusting colonies; apertures large, with well developed rounded lunaria; autozooecial diaphragms common to abundant; vesicles large, separating autozooecia in 1-2 rows, 6-10 surrounding each autozooecial aperture. DESCRIPTION Encrusting colony, 0.9-2.9 mm thick. Autozooecia growing from thin epitheca, bending in the early exozone to the colony surface. Basal diaphragms straight or slightly inclined, common to abundant, 2-7 in each autozooecium. Autozooecial apertures circular to oval. Lunaria well-developed, rounded, rounded; ends of lunaria indenting deeply autozooecia. Vesicles large, irregular, separating autozooecia in 1-2 rows, 6-10 surrounding each autozooecia aperture, with rounded roofs, polygonal in tangential section. Autozooecial walls granular prismatic, 0.010 -0.015 mm thick. COMPARISON Dybowskiella rotunda n. sp. differs from Dybowskiella piriforme n. sp. in larger autozooecial apertures (average aperture width 0.34 mm vs 0.21 mm in D. piriforme) and in presence of diaphragms. Dybowskiella rotunda n. sp. differs from D. regularis Perry & Gutschick, 1959 from the Amsden Formation (Late Mississippian) of Montana, USA, in larger apertures, larger vesicles and smaller number of vesicles around autozooecial apertures (6-10 vs 11-13 in D. regularis).Published as part of Ernst, Andrej, Wyse Jackson, Patrick N. & Aretz, Markus, 2015, Bryozoan fauna from the Mississippian (Visean) of Roque Redonde (Montagne Noire, southern France), pp. 151-213 in Geodiversitas 37 (2) on page 160, DOI: 10.5252/g2015n2a2, http://zenodo.org/record/453499

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Baculopora Wyse Jackson 1988

Author: Ernst Andrej
Aretz Markus
Wyse Jackson Patrick N.
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Publication date: 30/06/2015
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Genus Baculopora Wyse Jackson, 1988 TYPE SPECIES. — Vincularia megastoma M’Coy, 1844 by original designation. Mississippian; Ireland. DIAGNOSIS. — Acanthocladiid forming delicate irregularly branching colonies; branches divide, or develop as lateral branches; branches straight or gently flexulous and taper distally, with four to seven rows of autozooecia on main and lateral branches; reverse surface longitudinally striated with microstylets; autozooecial bases pentagonal to hexagonal (diamond-shaped) (modified after Wyse Jackson, 1988, p. 198, Wyse Jackson, 1996, p. 140). OCCURRENCE. — Two definite species are known: Baculopora megastoma (M’Coy, 1844) from the Mississippian of Ireland, Germany, Russia, and B. redondensis n. sp. from the Mississippian of France (present paper). Baculopora sp. was mentioned from the Mississippian of Mongolia (Morozova et al. 2003: 131). COMPARISON Baculopora Wyse Jackson, 1988 resembles Ichthyorachis M’Coy, 1844 in possessing four to six rows of autozooecia on branches, but lacks regularly offset or opposite secondary lateral branches. R EMARKS The species Pseudohornera ossipovae Schulga-Nesterenko, 1955 from the upper Visean (Mississippian) of Russia coincides in its morphology and dimensions with Baculopora megastoma (M’Coy, 1844). Therefore, Pseudohornera ossipovae is synonymised with the latter species.Published as part of Ernst, Andrej, Wyse Jackson, Patrick N. & Aretz, Markus, 2015, Bryozoan fauna from the Mississippian (Visean) of Roque Redonde (Montagne Noire, southern France), pp. 151-213 in Geodiversitas 37 (2) on page 192, DOI: 10.5252/g2015n2a2, <a href="http://zenodo.org/record/4534998">http://zenodo.org/record/4534998</a&gt

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Fistulipora tolokonnikovae Ernst & Wyse Jackson & Aretz 2015, n. sp.

Author: Ernst Andrej
Aretz Markus
Wyse Jackson Patrick N.
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Publication date: 30/06/2015
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Fistulipora tolokonnikovae n. sp. (Fig. 5 A-E; Appendix) ETYMOLOGY. — The species is named in honour of Zoya Tolokonnikova, who has contributed significantly to the study of Devonian and Carboniferous bryozoans. HOLOTYPE. — SMF 23.110. PARATYPES. — SMF 23.111, TCD.60333, 60335, 60345. TYPE LOCALITY. — Roque Redonde (Montagne Noire, southern France). TYPE HORIZON. — Carboniferous, Mississippian (upper Visean). DIAGNOSIS. — Thin to moderately thick encrusting colonies, partly multilayered; apertures large, with well developed lunaria; vesicles small to large, 9-17 surrounding each autozooecial aperture; maculae present, consisting of vesicular skeleton. DESCRIPTION Encrusting, partly multilayered colony, 2.34-2.73 mm thick. Separate sheets in multilayered colony 0.87-1.53 mm thick. Autozooecia growing from thin epitheca, bending in the early exozone to the colony surface. Basal diaphragms rare to common, straight, thin, 2-5 in each autozooecium, concentrated usually in proximal parts of autozooecia. Autozooecial apertures circular to oval. Lunaria well-developed, rounded; ends of lunaria not indenting autozooecia. Vesicles small to large, separating autozooecia in 1-2 rows, 9-17 surrounding each autozooecial aperture, with rounded to flat roofs, polygonal in tangential section. Autozooecial walls granular prismatic, 0.010 -0.015 mm thick. Maculae 1.25-1.63 mm in diameter, spaced 7.6-8.4 mm from centre to centre, consisting of vesicular skeleton. COMPARISON Fistulipora tolokonnikovae n. sp. is similar to Fistulipora djebaglinica Nikiforova, 1933 from the Mississippian of Turkestan, but differs from it in larger autozooecial apertures (aperture width 0.36-0.55 mm vs 0.25-0.28 mm in F. djebaglinica). Fistulipora tolokonnikovae differs from F. monoseriata Schulga-Nesterenko, 1955 from the Lower Carboniferous of Russia in arrangement of vesicles in 1-2 rows between autozooecia instead of 1 row in the latter species.Published as part of Ernst, Andrej, Wyse Jackson, Patrick N. & Aretz, Markus, 2015, Bryozoan fauna from the Mississippian (Visean) of Roque Redonde (Montagne Noire, southern France), pp. 151-213 in Geodiversitas 37 (2) on page 155, DOI: 10.5252/g2015n2a2, http://zenodo.org/record/453499

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Dybowskiella piriforme Ernst & Wyse Jackson & Aretz 2015, n. sp.

Author: Ernst Andrej
Aretz Markus
Wyse Jackson Patrick N.
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Publication date: 30/06/2015
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Dybowskiella piriforme n. sp. (Figs 9 D-F; 10A-D; Appendix) ETYMOLOGY. — The species name refers to the pear-shaped apertures of this species. HOLOTYPE. — SMF 21.781. PARATYPES. — SMF 21.782- SMF 21.793, TCD.60336. TYPE LOCALITY. — Roque Redonde (Montagne Noire, southern France). TYPE HORIZON. — Carboniferous, Mississippian (upper Visean). DIAGNOSIS. — Colony in form of hemispheric or globular masses; apertures small, with well-developed long lunaria; lunaria with 3-5 styles; basal diaphragms absent; vesicles small to large, separating autozooecia in a single row, 5-9 surrounding each autozooecia aperture. DESCRIPTION Encrusting colony forming usually hemispheric to globular masses, 0.9-1.5 mm thick. Autozooecia growing from thin epitheca, often for long distances parallel to substrate, bending in the early exozone to the colony surface. Basal diaphragms absent. Autozooecial apertures circular to oval. Lunaria large, long, thick, containing 3-5 styles; lunarial styles 0.010 -0.015 mm in diameter; ends of lunaria indenting autozooecia. Vesicles small to large, separating autozooecia in a single row, 5-9 surrounding each autozooecia aperture, with rounded to flat roofs, polygonal in tangential section. Autozooecial walls granular prismatic, 0.005 -0.010 mm thick. COMPARISON Dybowskiella piriforme n. sp. differs from D. lebedevi Nikiforova, 1927 from the Lower Carboniferous of Ukraine in smaller autozooecial apertures (0.17-0.25 mm vs 0.30-0.35 mm in D. lebedevi). Furthermore, Fistulipora elegans Schulga-Nesterenko, 1955 from the Moscovian of the Russian Platform is similar to the present species. However, F. elegans has larger und thicker lunaria.Published as part of Ernst, Andrej, Wyse Jackson, Patrick N. & Aretz, Markus, 2015, Bryozoan fauna from the Mississippian (Visean) of Roque Redonde (Montagne Noire, southern France), pp. 151-213 in Geodiversitas 37 (2) on pages 160-162, DOI: 10.5252/g2015n2a2, http://zenodo.org/record/453499

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Saetheria Jackson

Author: Wang Xinhua
Saether Ole A.
Yan Chuncai
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Publication date: 31/12/2011
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Key to males of the genus Saetheria Jackson 1. Superior volsella with a single lobe........................................................... S. reissi Jackson - Superior volsella composed of dorsal and ventral lobes....................................................... 2 2. Dorsal lobe of superior volsella bare...................................................................... 3 - Dorsal lobe of superior volsella with setae and microtrichia.................................................... 4 3. AR 1.00; abdomen without markings; dorsal lobe of superior volsella parallel-sided, with a slender spatulate projection............................................................................................ S. digitata sp. n. - AR 1.75; abdomen with dark brown markings; dorsal lobe of superior volsella thumb-shaped, without projection.................................................................................................. S. glabra sp. n. 4. Superior volsella completely covered with microtrichia, dorsal lobe semicircular; inferior volsella apically rounded................................................................................................... S. tylus (Townes) - Medial 2 / 3 of superior volsella covered with microtrichia, dorsal lobe foot-shaped; inferior volsella apically pointed.............................................................................................. S. separata sp. n.Published as part of Yan, Chuncai, Saether, Ole A. & Wang, Xinhua, 2011, Saetheria Jackson from the Sino-Indian Region (Diptera: Chironomidae), pp. 34-42 in Zootaxa 3040 on page 35, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20400

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