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Holton Folder 11135 Kenwood Street Winston-Salem, N. C., 27103 July 28, 1980 Mr. W. J. F. Fenton 82 Hersham Road Walton -On -Thames Surrey, KT12 5 NU Dear Mr. Fenton, I appreciate so much all the material you sent. It was put together so well. Just wish it had turned out to be my family. I have delayed answering your letter, hoping to come up with a clue for you to trace. So far no luck. Even toyed with the idea .that maybe family tradition had been wrong and we,like Dean Holton's ancestor Thomas Holton had come from Ireland. I really don't believe that. There was an Arthur Holton in Philadelphia. He died around 1715,naming in his will his wife Elizabeth and only daughter Mary and sisters, Sarah, Mary and Ann living "near Sarum, Wiltshire, England. Don't know of any relationship to Nathaniel. Recently I found a reference to Nathaniel Houlton, as "head of household" in Salem, Massachusetts in 1668. He would be too old to be my Nathaniel, but I am trying to check it too to see if he could be his father.. The Massachusetts Hol tons were here at least. ,-i hundred years before mine were in Pennsylvania but the Massachusetts Holtons came from England too. For the time being hold the balance of the deposit. I have worked so hard for so long. I can't stand the idea of giving up without knowing for sure where we came from. If I can found more information or clues will let you know. I shall keep you posted either way. Sincerely yours , (Mrs.) Alice H. Eidson Davis Counter Public Ube Mocksvillo, NO OR �I W. J. F. FENTON GENEALOGIST Member of the Association of Genealogists and Record Agents 82 HERSHAM ROAD WALTON-ON-THAMES SURREY KT12 5NU ENGLAND Tel.: Walton -on -Thames 25214 Friday, 4th April 1980 Mrs A.H. Eidson, 1135, Kenwood Street, Winston—Salem, N.C. 27103 U.S.A. Dear Mrs Eidson, Thank you for your letter of 23rd March and for the cheque. I am so sorry to hear about your step -daughter. My wife and I send our sincere sympathy. I note what you write about your HO(U)LTONs and I will certainly see what I can do to find them; but I think I must sound a bit of warning - the data you give provides very little means of identifying your Nathaniel, for example, his date of birth is not known and cannot be deduced from his age at death. This means that his date of birth could be some time between 10"80( although that would make him 52 at his marriage in 1732, and if he was still a bachelor (do we know that?) then it would seem rather unlikely) and 1700 or thereabouts. Without any corroborative evidence we really havd no means of being able to say that so-and-so was your man. Certainly I agree that the Nathaniel of 10694 looked a good candidate for the position. I will see if I can find Mr. Boucher's history of the HO(U)LTON&. Yes, the presence of John HOULTON at Nathaniel's marriage may well help us. I will keep it in mind. Anyway, it is far too early to be pes.-;imistic. I will get going on some researches and report - this may take some wo months before you he.�.r from me again. With best wishes, Davie County Public Library Yours sincerely, Mooksville, NG _ W. J. F. FENTON GENEALOGIST Member of the Association of Genealogists and Record Agents 82 HERSHAM ROAD WALTON-ON-THAMES SURREY KT12 5NU ENGLAND Tel.: Walton -on -Thames 25214 Wednesday, 9th April 1980 Mrs A.H.Eidson, 1135, Kenwood Street, 'ainstou-Salem, N.C. 27103, U.S.A. Dear Mrs Eidson, My initial researches have ;c-iven me reason to write to you again much earlier than I expected. I wrote to Mr Francis Leeson who runs the Surname Archive at Ferring „ Sussex to see if his Index of references to emigrants from this country to America would yield a reference to Nathaniel HO(U)LTON, as if so it might have givenlsome information about Nathaniels birth place or the place from which he left England. He writes to say that he only quite recently did some work onjjust this problem for a Mr. Dean HOLTON, jnr. of PO.'Box 353, Muskegon, Mich. 49443. It as though Mr HOLTON is interested in -the origin of the same HO(U)LTONs as you are. Mr HOLTON had some correspondence with Leeson of the Surname Archive in late 1977. looks Mr. Before I do anything more would you get in touch with Mr HOLTON with a view to learninif he is agreeable to sharint his information with us and perhaps we could co-ordinate research. Please ask Mr. HOLTON for his permission for access to any inforl:iation which the Surname Archive could supply as a result of their work for Mr. HOLTON as we enealogists customarily treat such information as confidential. I shall look forward to hearing,if we can co-ordinate our efforts and possibly acquire some information useful to your researches. Uavle 1 (;U11ty Public UbC®ljours sincerely, MocksAle, NC _ i�12�DY! 1135 Kenwood Street Winston-Salem, N. C., 27103 April 24, 1980 Mr. Dean Holton, Jr. P. 0. Box 353 Muskegon, Michigan, 494113 Dear Mr. Holton, I am in the process of compiling my family history. Mr. W.J.F. Fenton, Genealogist, of Surry, England has kindly agreed to help me. He contacted Mr. Francis Leeson who runs the Surname Archive at Ferring, Sussex and discovered that. in 1977 he had some correspondence with you and that we were interested in the origin of the same HO(U)LTONS (mine NATHANIEL HO(U)LTON). Mr. Fenton wondered if you would be agreeable to sharing your i ril'ormati.on with tis and F)erhaj)s coord i isatin -; rese��rch. He would like your permission for access to any informaL.ion which the Surname Archive could supply us as a result of their work for you (Genealogists customarily treat such information as confidential). I am VERY INTERESTED in knowing which son of Nathaniel's was your ancestor. I have some information on collateral lines, but naturally t.hev are far from complete (as well as my own line from Isaac ). Your prompt reply and help will be very much appreciated. Yours sincerely, (Mrs.) Alice H. Eidson AHE 0 o AHE d CC' Mr. W.J.F. Fenton Z 0 N Davie County Public ldbtO11 Mocksvilie, NO 4 f b Gd' -D Lt . %�✓`,r�� X D� it/O/1 Th' C�/1 p L /.�/,�J fts✓C � S'TD�.r �/lio G, rye fit/, C , Gc—.� So G A -1c LYP. Gc//G G /,.f 11.7 /yOL/.ri"ai✓ ,13, 0%/D /�r� � /�.�,� �✓. c. �,v,�.cT ��s ? .1��F•rJ cam, � /9�i✓ c%it/ES : /9A le-ES7-ox - Tt�'o/1-i,�r Ti¢�'�� Sl2 %%G GLlLG OC,fj' ,/ S 72 . mss. L OLI�.TG •s- /A,-, 7;/C' 4---,4002�s SOCITi�'c�.Ci✓ P//ArIr Axel c, "20017 T�o/�•�S �i9�L o/L S� ,6 -<, /e 90 ? ? -19tiAol) �/'O&AGS ? co. •Q:ti .0,2. co. ��/. Pc . C-0 . sopa"e �GlST17N G"l�iJi4.CD G /%moo .✓G O3sI C/8,Z S �c%G O a'.i / G /%%/ NC : ?03S �G/ZA,B& --- c (coarct, �c1r /7- �LE.�Q r;'lAe- S ��' j fe � � � 1y /`1isTo� of Tic o`� Gh'coQ•�ws - C-2c� � o�:�y C�u�,�/r1� 0 (lig j'Go�) Co•cr/LIBGCh'� �j. � �r%,�J<9 c.D �, COGS /%�i9 � Davie County Public Library Mocksville, NG V) 4i 1 1135 Kenwood Street Winston-Salem, N. C., 2710.:3 May 12, 1980 Mr. W. J. F. Fenton 82 Hersham Road Walton -On -Thames Surrey KT125NU England Dear Mr. Fenton, After receiving your letter of 9 April-, I quickly posted a letter to Mr. Dean Holton, Jr., P. 0. Box 353, Muskegon, Michigan, 49443. I was about to write you that I had not received an answer, when I received a certified letter from him at Zephyrhills, Florida, 335911. My letter must have been forwarded to him there. I am enclosing hi..s answer as well as the material he sent. He said we were welcome to use any information which the Surname Archive could supply as a result of their work for him, but he thought the information was negative for him. He said there were no Holtons or Houltons-on the Ships Passenger lis! --s for the period 1760-1795. Our Nathaniel Houlton was already in Pennsylvania 1720. When he said probably not for all the 1700's, I don't know how he thought that. The copies he enclosed are not easy to read. I recognized them, however, as the work of Dr. Thomas J. Holton of Charlotte, N. C, Dr. Holton was not always accurate an was not as thorough as he might have een. is nep ew et me copy is no es suppose _y a o em), r. o ton had visited a family reunion of our branch of the family and was a owe o bo row a year o e ger oo w is a e onged to saac o on in ennsy vania originally -Na y a ante s a o 0 ort aro ina y saac. r, o on never re urne the e ger much 0 our sorrow, There are only a ew cop es ma e o some of tff6-`pc1Tges, s owing w ere Nathaniel made payments on his purchases of land, where people owed him or sawing, and 1.1sL_—LngH_1Z!) c i ren y ar a. These pages 1 no men ion er chi.ldren y a previous marriage. t did not men ion w e Her e a ever been marrie e.ore. r, o ton was primarily interested in getting into the S.A.R. and thought he was descended from Francis Holton.. He assumed that Francis Houlton was a brother of Nathaniel and John Houlton merely because a decade or so later Francis showed up in the same county in Pennsylvania. I have never believed he was a brother. Louis A. Holton corresponded quite extensively with Dr. Holton durin t e 11920's and early 3 s and they were never a e to in a ocumente connec ion etween t e two families. Dean Holton wrote that he was descended from Thomas Holton of Irelard. I have never heard that our family came from Ireland. Family traditior leas always been England, buL so,nr- ITIPs family traditions are wrong too. I I i_ s notes say 'Phomas Hol Lon I r. om Kingdom of Ireland, had been 1n U. ,S . 13 years and in Pennsylvanin two yours. Wender whee in the U. W. -I..; I hw4o W Ilei- 11 1 t!1wjCk1.xl M()r-inc,i, i•occ, -(k ( i,ic r,►iil,I� t :il,c1 I oi,rnrl llo 11c,1 Luiis ill f v�l:�� I,��t I t c,��i�cl ri lr,l_ cif Llivtni q, :ikwo Davie County Public Llbrery Mooksville, NG Page 2 9 The book Dean referred to might be nice to have, but I think he will be disappointed. It seems to be only a listing of Holtons in the U. today from telephone directories in various cities. I did not b S. but saw a letter "advertising" it. uy one, Dr. Holton assumed a lot. He referred to Nathaniel as an emigrant. He didn't know that. There were Holtons in Massae usetts andgI toyed wi the ilei t at ours drifted down from there, but the Associationd in Massachusetts of Holtons could not find a connection for me if they looked thoroughly). I wondered if the Holtons from the Easte part of N. C. who were here before Isaac came to N. rn that an ancestor went to Pennsylvania and a descendant cametbac ours N. C. but I could find no connection, k to working on that family thought they came from Irelanda lady from Texas North Carolina. There were family names of Nathanieand to Virginia to their family too. Isaac in Dr. Holton said Francis was a "ravyer" by trade. I could not find where it said that. I am enclosing copies of the Wiltshire Notes and Queries about: the Houlton family. There were a lot of Nathaniels and Johns. Sorry that the copies are not plainer, but they'are copies of copie. I hope you can make sense of all this material. them are ours! Sincerely, Alice H. Eidson I doubt if any of I)evie County Public Ubrary Mocksviile, NC "j- (A j N Lt August 25, 1980 Dear Alice, It was good to see you Saturday. Daddy and I enjoyed your visit and it was nice to have someone to talk genealogy with. Seems that nobody in my family is interested. This is probably a waste of your time because I am sure you have this information; but if you are like me, you are grasping -at -straws and would like to get any information you can. I was looking thru my book NAMES OF PERSONS FOR WHOM MARRIAGE LICENSES WERE ISSUED IN ThE PROVINCE OF PENNSYLVANIA PREVIOUS TO 1790 printed in 1963 by the Genealogical Publishing Co. and I noticed a Nathaniel Holton listed. This is, I'm sure, the man you mentioned who married the widow with a number of children. I am sending it anyway so you may see if it is the one you have: 1775, M'ch 4. Holton, 1762, Jan. 7. Holth, 1760, Jan. 15. Holton, 1745, Jan. - Holton, 1747, May ---. Holton, 1771, Sept.26. Holton, **1762, Aug. 13. Holton, 1773, Feb. 9. Holton, 1767, M'ch 13. Holton, 1770, Feb. 21. Holton, 1772, Jan. 2. 1765,July 30. 1743, M'ch 18. 1773, Aug. 31. 1747, Ded.-- . 17660, June 24, 1761, June 8. 1771, Aug. 17. 1772, Nov. 6. 1774, Jan. 18. 1772, June 3. zY�rxrxmzxroax+�x There are NORTH CAROLINA Magdalena, and John Black. Rebecca, and Peter Allen.. Elizabeth, and James Scott. Francis. John, and Bratty Helm. Mary, and John Meredith. Nathaniel, and Margaret Stuttle. Ruth, and Isaac Rich. Sarah, and William Gardner. William, and Mary Smith. McCulloch, McCullogh, McCullogh, McCullough, McCullough, McCullough, McCullough, McCullough, McCullough, McCullough, McCullough, Williams and Margaret Palmer. David, and Phebe Boyd. John. Ann, and David Williamson. James, and Rachel Spencer. Jane, and James Chland. John, and Elizabeth Hunt. John, and Jennet Morrison. John, and Margaret Peters. Mary, and Finley McDonald. William, and Hannah Williams. some mention of the Holton and McCulloh GENEALOGICAL REFERENCE (Second Edition) Draughon. You may have this book but I will list some families in by Johnson and of them anyway. These are in the section PRINTED GENEALOGIES & FAMILY HISTORIES: --- Page 134. COLONIAL FAMILIES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IV. NCSL, t — RPL. (Holton is listed). Page 103. THE GENEALOGY OF THE LAT UM-HILL-MONTFORT-LITTLEJOHN- MCCULLOCH-CAMPBELL & BROWNRIGG FAMILIES, by Bailey, 1899, NCSL, UNC. e, Page 139. HAPPY VALLEY HISTORY AND GENEALOGY, by Hickerson. 1940. NCSL. The index list McCulloch in this publication but it is not listed with the names on page 139??? Page 101. THE HOUT FAMILY, by Pittis, 19529 NCSL. (ARNOLD, BIRNEY, HORN, McCULLOUGH, MILLER, PITTIS). -' Page 109. MAXWELL HISTORY and GENEALOGY, by Houston. 1916. NCSL. (ALEXANDER,ALLEN, BACHILER, BATTERTON, BEVERIDGE, BLAINE, J BREWSTER, BROWN, CALLENDER, CAMPBELL, CAREY, CLARK, COWAN, FOX, DINWIDDIE, DUNN, EYLAR, GARRETTGON, GENTRY, GUTHRIE, HOUSTON, HOWARD, HOWE, HUGHES, HUSSEY, IRVINE, JOHNSON, KIMES, McCULLOUGH, MOORE, PEMBERTON, PLANCH, ROSENMULER, SMITH, STAPP, TETER, TILFORD, UZZELL, VAWTER, VER, WALKER, 17 WILEY, WILSON). Page ix TENNESSEE COUSINS, by Ray. 1950, NCSL, UNC. (McCullough TligsteEd C R 77 q Page 148. $atfle Mia I aROFN ILY,geCaliodgJ5lisJg��' by Guilford In the GENEALOGICAL CBLLECT'IONS are isted: Page 150. GENEALOGICAL COLLECTION, State Archives. Both Holton and McCullock are listed. Page 155. CASWELL$ Wm Ric, Papers, 1805-1900 (#M-1849). Incl CASWELL, GILLESPIE, and McCULLOCH fam. items. This is listed under SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION' Three large genealogical collections were eyamined and roughly indexed for inclusion in this book. The three were (1) Genealogical Collection at the State Archives in Raleigh, including the surnames in the card file entitled "Genealogical Material by Family"; (2) The Smith Collection at the Rowan Public Library in Salisbury, including the names appearing on the folders; and (3) the Southern Historbal Collection at the. University of North Carolina Library in Chapel Hill, including only the surnames mentioned in the library card files relating to genealogy. It states that Librarians and staff members cannot answer correspondence requesting information from these collections. Persons who cannot visit ana personally search through the collections should hire others to do this work. **In the listings for the Southern Historical Dollection the name of the collection is listed first, in alphabetical order, followed by the state or states where the people involved lived, followed by the file number used by the library to identify the collection. Included is a brief description of the genealogical items in the collection, taken from the card files. LET -'S EXCHANGE SECTION Page 10. BRALY, Lottie M., 423 So. Rennie, Ada, Okla. Wnt p of Jn m BRALY,m 1758 Sarah CARRUTH (f Walter((i"iother?) daus m DONNEL, OATS, BIGHAM, JADE SON, ASTON, s Walter BRALY m Honor CARSON, dau of James CARSON & Honor Prudence BIGGS, dau of Jn BIGGS of Antrim Co. Ireland-wnt w of Jn Biggs. BRALY, WOODS, BEATY, ALLISON, CARRUTH, McCULLOCH, CATHEY, MA YFIELD,RIDDLE, MCSPEDDEN, HEATHMAN, HUNTER, SANDERS, _ HEETER, BARR, DUNKLE, FETTY (PHETTY), ELDER, LOGUE, LOGAN g of Penn, Md, Va, Del. MURATEL, LeBLANC of West Indies m 1821 dau of Capt. Marie Martin LeBlanc. o NCSL-North Carolina State Library, Genealogy Section, Corner of Morgan and Salisbury Streets, Raleigh, N. C. RPL -Rowan Public Library, 201 W. Fisher St., Salisbury,N.C. UNC-UniversHilvlofNNoOrth Carolina Library, North Carolina Collection, J All of this may be outdated, but I decided to send it anyway. elope it isn't too confusing. You probably havethe Draughon & Johnson book, anyway. Had a card from Mrs. Hopkins today. She is working hard but making slow progress. She doesn t think her revised edition willbe published until after Christmas.- She recently wrote 1400 letters and has had a tremendous response. I'll bet she is having a lot of fun correlating all that material. That really is the only way to gain family history. Write a lot of people and hope that .most will respond. If you are lucky, you will gain a little bit that will help. Better stop and think about some supper. Come when you can. Incidentally, Doris, Arnold, Gary and family came to see us Sunday night. Gary and Cynthia are expecting a baby in March so Doris will be -!having two little grandchildren instead of one. 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O Tr 3 "S I-MVP014 JA 1� roba.riot r� Irish" at ali 4 They were probably ! rP e "Trish Huttons" 6vere F Y p -� of Queen 0 'English and settled in Ireland prior to 1658 � Under the e:ign g vary arid later un de r. Oliver Cromwell*, English yoemen► and soldiers went to Ireland and remained there* The nameT;-.utton arose aa.mUltaneousl.y in 29 different parishes in England; there wEi.. 29 parishes - s r med Huttor�g most of them in Yorkshire. 11R01;0' is l or cdif_f and "ton" probably means a group of the old Sakozi ilox �. for .. hill le o�~ a town* m The nae Hutton mecarts "Hill Town", people � (1056) A-� 1 h there were riuti:oris :Ln la.nc: a � ��::rie t:L�IlI.' of the Conquest, l uho ag we have cYe only been ab'�.e to trace and, prove otiw lineage from the date 1658° In : , zT�'Gxt ;and other Quakers (Friends) o,o' Co�.Mty Cavang Ireland this year a JOIDT I1t. were taken from a iue�ting at Cavan and imprisoned el e-rein daye o Quakers were early d�j. of their nzovemer_t for t, Heir "peculiar" religious persec-ated in tine Y conr• 1' - o JOHN Ht,TTOI must nave beer_ one of the fi-rst converts to �.c. tsons �.n Ireland rel.an.d because it wasn't until. 3.6516 that �';illiam Edmundson, �u.zater...sm f� rrxendeement in Ireland, left �ingl-and to 60 spread the 1- f ou.��c� Q}9 o.- the � - -r � - 1.677 JOHN TIt;�'l-r ,vias visited by the Hhglish avthori.tie aGospel in arLZa nd a .�r � .�..�...�..�.�... . r .,., rr �Tii3S of Tur:e", four:Fleeces Qf°►'o01r' •throe l.oa,cs of hays ��vnt� st-;a.r,ed �t�o cl� � one load of b,! � �y , nine Toads of oats: eleven �'shecaves of Be;:tre", folir car a va.l.ued. at 3 :oot.�nds 4 11 sh_i lline This seizure was coronion at Off.' DC:dY'C." , reii.e s differed from the -the time e ! �3.n`l Friends sva'fer. ecz k�c;caixsc; thein �' -z Davie County Public Library Moc,,Rs;�ille, NG Estalol-i.shed Church of England c • , Cavan, Ireland ova$ also TIM! S EMI'ON a son of Jt��:�s c�_i_ Kill ez;�h q comity �..._.. - Sarah S rlc ' at the Tja..s �.er % ee•tang HoiMP o There a Friend. In 1.b8�-e re married S ar and two daughters born �� o Thomas and Sarah: JO Iio � were at�.P.a3 t F ��t. E: E; �bQy�3 • Sarah � � h and Jahn were the sons 9 the c�eug'nt.c,r� �rez�c; ;,arch and SZa.sanizaa Nei;em_.a � a j - 17p3 wt ^icer Garden t Eet.r. St�rZty Hutton died and T�-?01 Pia rem-arried on 1.�:�rc�1 23� v �ue Count Cavan widow of m County Carlow, 1reland9 ache'1 3Jatourne of Ardnah Y Davj@ Coin y , �,•." _"j aly N Joseph Laybou-:ne9 tsville, S r 11 came in 1.712" The three L-Ioys left Ireland to co pie to Ferir�sylv�:�n�3�. - JC' ---_ -- - — iiw .,�j.:a:h....uvlxuu..z.11� e,:sxka •:i �' ".:elll�ii's"iiia•�f`•� - - �i� `1$° . li� f V i ..+1 • "F �" H. T .FP - ' I,.ir' Cz .► :? e ►t t I: in 1716; and �a3�tx in Z723� �f0 Sr,IIAT HDTT()NT was the first tc arx•ive in ";i Mian.. Rents Quaker refuge The iV�.;viark or Y ennett � onthl y Friends i eet:i.n.g recorded his arrival and acceptanc froze tta,tterlau. �;h ��arloti�r i.*ee-ting, Ireland as April 7, 17129 JO settled in N5w Garden, ;hester Courityp Pennsylvania and in 1714 married ;:iary, daug-h-tear If of John and i:;ary i.:illero In 1.71.3 J�t.TH had secilrod a grant of 250 acres of la Ind .-;-z Chester County frow V;illiarti J'enn.. In 17-1.8, JOSERA and inary Hutton v;i tn�s sed a marriage cereraony in Chaster Co. On October 12, 17249 JOSEPH and Nre lera I.ah.. Hu-ttoi:< < elte found to be drtaric in Iyabli.c by other Priends and both had to coz,.�ess their sins alk; the nevi me -ging of Soc::e ty o TI- OFFS MJITTOrr of Tri ,-I wZ'jd vvro -- l �1t-ericj to his sozis f. i3 Poilr are still in existence, One. is dated. j*-t1it�e 20 ]-'t26; one i-Isa-v :h 20a 1732; one %�obA 25Q 1733; and the other Jan. 2 2 ,r 1734. They 3.9k f cr ne r1s of 1r i.cii%r ant relatives and how the crops argil doing, etc:. 0S'"41 N'jT' .QN died :in 1.735 und, ; ary, his jj.do ,, one year later.. From a certified cope of the will in my possession;, it wo-ald. appear that JOST'I1H was fairly wea.lthlya He had '12 serirai7t trfc�.-n" vihich he valved at 15 pounds. These servant wo rien were probably not R-egro; Friends not ',elieve in sl.avaryo They wex-e i.r dent,*izre s o--rva.n-ts probably who worJLw d for -sleveral year: to pay for their sh-ip :i.- e aver rrolr� the Oldd lo`i.:sJOSEPH and 'l -'t r:1 �y children t.w the oldest a bo l.t '20 yaars of ago; the yotuigest about yea..�'s of aLie .1 Their ehi..drerz viers,° c7olInp Thomas, Jooe- h. Susanna, San. aal. V I.LI,TA' Pen -Jamin, �d�?�-►::°.�l>>�� and ��;7�b_:��;:im�, (1 have copies of. i'�'a.e��;'iS ".t':ca•t i.�> _r'GVe a�1hs Davis County Pu Q. 19 1 W.Oksvillej NO ' t•� 1,1T `' j}.J J 11-Pn N it,s7 h born' ITeYl 4ra ei, P e1lioy.vr ania Dec. 1'1 2�5 a On Se)t $ .15, 1750 he n;-rri.ed Debo-rratl Tc,601M of John Toad of GY r ,:1f Grove o They mQY—'Cd -to York. ':G?7ri t-yj, (-ac v Adams) Penn. o ar;C'. ow' t.nc Pr:i.ends4 ijonthly l -Tenting on i?ebru.a.i:•y 27, 1751.. IVILI-Ih't. a- ca tfirr:d at lecast 200 acres es o f' ..ti.,afid ai_ang vvht t is now StJ-rt Je :, .cute I'i o O 34 1ie-.we��.•--r Carlisle and Gettysburg. This Parra was called Stoney Fatter. Cl have a copy of thea or;i.gin-21 Patent). In 1781-83, he was paying taxes in the ar-ount of 5 pounds on 200 acres o In 1.781, he had 2 horses and 3 co—,,vs. The children of ':ULl i U 4 S 1 &.aE.,c -I-P- �,�;A r JA -,V- 23 r i97y w / Z,C' �-- IW7 -7 r I IVr (;� 1v ' 4 �r 3 4z - 4 Ur Y1Y a 7 , ;/c " Zee, yy�C t � I `2�c.,,,,�.a•� , tri-�-� /iov�— ,e.c.�--Q.su— e-,�— — �o,.��o-n, PP-�«-ox , n, X22, A4 d. 1 u G�-6 a rx /�✓'" l'�RM�n iM� �-� AA/N��z W`� .GL�Q.. _''�lv.�6.�•"n e7', - 3 Pam. 16 6 O'er ,,CGiA�v�- I , TLC i ti tea_ Am -'A WetAl- 41v--, AIRL OLAV At 91 19 �Ll L'Ift4AA- )a7 o� /%r3 Ko- Ck- e- 7g5 )*A"L, nel �31 C(-Lg&-.rck moi I Fir 0 f gqtc�-o cx , rt�1 , 4-1)A ZUIA,^� L Ael r /'kk /��U t �i L'al�p 2c wow (�/ o o Chu arc o ai-At e4,w,)7e Ffbceas�� -v � ✓ e.l / e /trig i2 107 /893 b -Z 6 D e aeP�o n %7, C, 3 v- r 7 /o 3 A-P-Wzze e,"A 6�e -4,tL,�, 77L - i -7*aze , 4' r c G,WcLcP�•' KM PV Af/ IV/ - �, �; �� -- �� l�G � -- X37• �d-��'i- Ir 14:ff u t/ rcla Ir 14:ff u t/ oC7 e aniact a --e - I , '"A Q ('179 z - /7G 3) , p '�,�t�ti�ac�u�n 6✓ .2.�z � � ;� � / 3 S"l/ •ear -a -L W Pim 3 �0.�.ti It� o �O �9v� z a dav- G �Iq3��" Lc 4,m L4 . z p zQ, 47- a1141, 17V 9� Davie Cou iy E'uf l; LiU(Arl� MOOkSvilie, NC Gaya, � � y�� r� i��o -ti i i 3.� AMA -",- >14 ax" )�q aAIL, " vn, �, l6 aii-o-�e /� o� i u r G zOi Dr - ^p p to T l0 o td ypr tD to �o 0 O to z d m g td w (D w m xQ N to (D , CO� O H rn -P1 rzz ✓M! ct Mfl!%1 ��SZSC Y()8 w w � d m g td a (D w m xQ N to (D , CO� O H rn -P1 rzz ✓M! ct Mfl!%1 ��SZSC Y()8 w w � ��i coco Ln H w w Lo J JrO r LO O t0 H P t�O COy" r� 0 F'tO E4 z I 1 N to g La a (D w m N to , CO� O H rn -P1 rzz ✓M! td 1 N to g w qm w N N to , CO� O H �6 -P1 rzz ✓M! 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Box 252kvinston-S9 Cil �zo ado �� h �� a ar cS h r4 ca h pi ai w m M v w m cr; am NC 27114-5253 co a0) co �m z� Ln x O J 2 nw'9-ncryo 2781 r O� v GEORGIA•AND�GEOR S ��/-_. his ambitions first led him to take up'mledical study. s fortunate o tuni- tunities have made his path easy or secure; rather; he has created opundi s- ties for himself, and has surmounted the obstacles which he has found im- peding. his way. lin County, Georgia, December 15, 1871, Doctor Holton was born in Appling Holton, the former a native of and is a son of G. J. and Eliza (Dedge) unty,here rather late in life he Emanuel County, Georgia, and the latter_ of the State of North Carolina. +E G. J. Holton was reared r fession of native wand in its practice was one of the began to study for the p lin County Bar. At the outbreak of the war army pioneer members of the Appling between the, tates, he gave up a large and.lucravrterests that heemight of the Confederacy, cheerfully putting aside personal lines County, where he serve the cause of the Southland, and was soon raised to the rank of mayor. With the fall of the Lost Cause, he returned to Appling and slowly fought gathered together the broken threads of his legal his way back to the position he had maintained when war's demands called him to take up arms. Major Halton subsequently became the leading - ber of the Appling County Bar, connected with the most important cases that came before the courts of bis and other sections of the state: as well as before the highest federalribuunall, the Supu rmovemen which made foeme Court of the United raad- He took an important p promoter of a number vancement and development in his section, and was thed in June, at the of ideas which led to better legislation. s scommunit�y losen t oneeof is best ci�t0izens and age of seventy-three years, wile the bar of Appling County was deprived most highly respected men, He had of one whe-had always honored its best traM� Holton, who aWas reae d and the extensive land owners Of his came sarity- young lady to Georgia, and met and educated in North Carolina, lin County. She was born June 6, 1829, and married Major Holton in Amore than seventy-four years.Mal°T and Mrs died February 3, 1903, agedQuitman was the youngest. Holton were the parents of nine children, of whom hools of Appling County, As a lad Quitman Holton attended the country to the practice of County, and early decided that his life should be givenend her, a His higher education the ion office de ermined his father, in rthe himself,n. capacity stenographer, in Position which he held for several years. With the money thus earngtuand means from other sources of work, he was able to take the necessary _ graduated therefrom with' to fit him for the Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons, and�subse- quently he took a course in that Medicintitu e, 'April4,1 02. He at once began his cherished degreewhere he remained for something over a year, practice in his native county, gaited further experi- on the county seat of Coffee County, but in 1904 went to the Town of Braxton, where county s ence for six years. In 1910 he decided up has gained an enviable reputa Douglas, as his field of practice, and a?Qd of six ars. His uniform cour- tion and practice within the short p tesy and kind disposition have gained him many friends outside those whom d tihowever, he has met a professional way. His attention, weer, is given chiefly and energy and to his profession, which makes heavy demands upon his s a of al arge private pra - is constantly increasing. In addition to taking tice, he is associated with a private institution at Douglas, a in much which Doctor Roberts is the head. However, hehas course atund time to ghe New York study Post- and research, and in 1910 took a post -graduate Graduate College. The Doctor ke�opathe Amer can Medical abreast of the advancements Assocation, the in the profession, and belongs president, Georgia State Medical Society, the Southern Medical Society and the resideElevent hich he is held by his fellow -practitioners. District Medical Association, of which he .is at present the vice p evidence of the high regard m w �r Ilt,O. 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Oct. 23, 1593 Agnis Duxbery Their known children: Ann Robert (born Nov. 1594-dieg Nov. 1669) married Ann York John (born February 1598-died_1603) Agnis (born July 1602 - G-2 ROBERT HOULTON (born Nov. 1594 -died Nov. 1669) married Ann York Their children: Ann (born November 1621- married 9-23-1645 John Boucher Joane (Born October 1624 -died Aug. ) m 4-3-1648 William Whitechurch John (born December 1628ied Sept. 1681) married Jane Selfe Robert (born January 163- died March 1671/2) Nathaniel (born September 1633 Joseph (born February 1636/7 Ka—therine (born February 1638- ) married Edward Mortimer Jane (born March 1640 Benjamin (born May 1644 G-3 JOSEPH HOULTON (Born 1636- died ) m. G-4 JOSEPH HOULTON (born -died April 10, 1730, age 68) married 1st Mary Green Their children: z Joseph Houlton, III(born -died 1750) m.1715 Anne Hooke John (born - Died 1767) m. Susannah Watts NatHaniel Houlton (born -died 1754) m. Mary Newton Robert (born - died 1771) single Catherine m. John Mortimer and several other daughters married 1705 2nd Priscilla White T Their children: M ,�k Walter White Houlton - died young V n ;M4 ., Walter White Houlton - died young n. a' c G-5 JOHN HOULTON (Born -died 1767) m. Susannah Watts �0 0 41 Q% Their children: o Joseph (m. Mary Gibbs) o Robert (born - died 1785) m. Susannah Tyndale _ Nathaniel (born -died 1754) m. Martha Miller Jordan, widow -. John (born - died 1769) m. lst Elizabeth Brooks, 2nd Elizabeth 1 6 others who died young Hems Francis (born circa 1710 -died Jan. 1779) m. Jan.1745 Mary Meredith 0_6, NATHANIEL HOULTON (born -died 1754) m. 6-10-1732 Martha Miller t Jordan, of John Jordan (born circa 1695 Ireland, died circa 1769) �.k (Jordan issue: Mary, John, Elizabeth, Joseph, James, and William) � Their children: , Generation •.4 a •U PA 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 0 7. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. H 0 U L T 0 N L I N E A G E JOHN HOULTON m.10-23- AGNIS DUXBERY 1593 ROBERT HOULTON M. 1620 Ann York Born: 1594, Nov. Died: Nov. 5, 1669 Died: November 1665 JOSEPH HOULTON Born: 1636 Died: JOSEPH HOULTON M. MARY GREEN Born: and 2nd Priscilla White Died: April 10, 1730 JOHN HOULTON M. SUSANNAH WATTS Born: Die 1767 4��7..I:T,I i)�, w NATHANIEL HOULTON `' m--1-712 MARTHA MILLER JORDAN Born: New*. Garden,-, Born: 1695=.,Ireland Died: 1754 Meeting Died: between 1761 and 1764 ISAAC HOLTON m. 3-27- MARGARET POLDON Born: Jan. 17, 1735 166 Died: after 1821 O1 Swedes JESSE HOLTON M. MARTHA LOW June 21, 1778 Died: March 27, 1856 SAMUEL HOLTON m.Jan. 1829 MARGARET SARAH BIRD Born: June 30, 1805 Born: 1803 Died: Sept. 22, 1855 Died: Feb. 1871 SIDNEY GREEN HOLTON m. 12-27-1857 MARY PERLINA WEISNER Born: -August 12, 1833 Born: September 7, 1838 Died: August 5, 1917 Died: 1925 JOHN LUTHER HOLTON m. 2-23-f898 LUCY BLANCHE HENDRIX Born: July 9, 1870 Born: May 11, 1873 Died: October 3, 1950 Died: May 6, 1918 BERYL CHARLOTTE McCULLOCH Born: September 15, 1892 IV.-��RIIRBU�. fLLIE HOLLAND WEISNER HOLTON m.9-18 1960 B RKE«7 RUSSELL Born: January 25, 1924 Born: March 18, 1927 MARSHALL HOLLAND HOLTON M.5-26-1990 ROTHA KELLY JOLLAY Born: July 8, 1962 B. 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Tamar Hutton Isaac Houlton (born Jan. 17, 1735 -died )m. Margaret Poldon seven year interval -probably children who died Susannah Houlton (born Dec. 21, 1741 -died single YARI�C_LL Sarah Houlton (born May 1, 1743 -died (married lst Eph�ga ml�jrpil, Nathaniel Houlton, Jr. - m. 8-13-1762 Margaret Stuttle Bail ISAAC HOLTON (born Jan. 17, 1735- 6:00 A.M.) m. Margaret `Poldon, Their children: Rachel Holton (born December 30, 1766, 4:00 afternoon) married circa 1741 Thomas Brown Nathaniel Holton (born September 4, 1768 - 10:00 night) John Holton (born November 24, 1770- 6:00 mornin- died December 24, 1845 - 75 years, 1 mo. 5 Samuel Holton (born December 8, 1772 8:00 morning -died September 17, 1850) m. Sept. 12, 1810 Kesiah Low Isaac Holton, Jr. (born June 3, 1775, 8:00 eveing- died June 26, 1842, age 66 years, 23 days) Jesse Holton (born June 21, 1778 5:00 morning - died March 27, 1856, 77 years, 9 mo, 6 days married Martha Low .� :� tJI� JESSE HOLTON (born June 21, 1778 -died March 27, 1856) married Martha LoQ e Their children: 0 0 U Samuel Holton (born June 30, 1805 - died Sept. 22, 1855 e� married Margaret Sarah Bird Jan. 29, 1829 0 Margaret Holton (born circa 1807- died ) single Dr. Abner Holton (born March 11, 1809 -died March 3, 1871 married 6-20-1839 Elizabeth A. Rowe ..Jesse Holton, Jr. (born circa 1811- m. Mary ..Dr. Alford Eugene Holton (born Oct. 27, 1813 -died April 28, 1884 s1ng-1 e ) Tabitha Holton (Born June 20, 1815 -Died Jan. 29, 1887 single) Martha Holton (Born Jan. 18, 1816- Died April 13, 1887 single) Quinton Holton (Born Feb. 5, 1818 -died May 5, 1890) m. married Harriet Holland July 18, 1847 Ruth Holton (born circa 1821 - died as a child Rebecca Holton (Born April 4, 1825, died May 29, 1864) m. Jacob Crater - SAMUEL HOLTON (born 6-30-1805- died 9-22-1855) m. 1-29-1829 Margaret Sarah a Bird %2nd Their children: 7-5-1885 E. L. Welch G-10 Jesse F. Holton (Born Aug. 26, 1829-m. lst Adella H. Fields 6-26-53 William Qending Holton (Born Nov. 10, 1831 - Died Aug. 22, 1841) N Sidney Green �-Cohn (born August 12, 1833 - died Aug. 5, 1917 4 m. Mary Perlina Weisner Aphous Milton Holton (Born 9-13-1835 - died Nov. 11 or 16, 1835) `}-- Abner S. Holton (Born Oct. 19 1836 - J� m. May 28 1$64 Ellen S. Ricks y .. Martin Cicero Holton (b. 4-2-1838- d 9-26-1922) m. April 10, 1865 Martha Elizabeth Ricks c1. Margaret Elizabeth Holton (b 10 -23 -1843 -died 4-9-1916 03 'n Q -741 71 ;//7 Lorenzo Horn Holton (b. Oct. 1845 4-r- C - " - L. i_7 - 1 +- - - 11_ - __ a s - -3 A. [ Cis. C 0 ►. �v i DEED OFFICE, WEST CHESTER October 1, 1729 Isaac Starr of New Garden in the county of Chester (weaver) and Margaret his wife deeded to Nathaniel Houlton (lawyer) of same place for 50 pds. a tract of land in New Garden (Pages 107-108, Book "B". On April 2, 1738 Nathaniel Houlton of New Garden township, Chester County (lawyer) and Martha his wife, deeded to John Hurford the above described tract of land, containing 200 A. (Pages 108-109, Book "S". Nathaniel Holton of West Marlborough township, Chester County, died in 1754, and letters were granted November 29, 1754 to Martha Holton and Samuel Holton. (In Register's Office, Administrator's acct. 3 1558. On April 28, 1761, Martha Houlton of West Marlborough township, Chester County, relict of Nathaniel, late of same place deceased, Samuel Holton, Sarah Houlton, all of West Marlborough Township, children of said decease entered into an agreement to sell a part of the eatate-it-pn Isaac Hculton, another son (Page 29, Vol. N 2, Recorder of Deeds' office). In 1765 Samuel Houlton came into Court at West Chester and asked that the following Indenture be placed on record in the Court house: On May 16, 1764 Samuel Houlton of West Marlborough Township, Chester County, eldest son and heir at law of Nathaniel Houlton late of same place deceased deeded to Joseph Lightfoot of Maiden Creek Township, Berks County,"blacksmith 400 acres of land in West Marlborough. Whereas on February 6, 1752, Samuel Pennock and Elizabeth his wife deeded this tract to Nathaniel Houlton and Whereas the said Nathaniel Houlton died thereof seized leaving Martha his widow (who is since also deceased) and only issue two sons, and one daughter, to wit: the said Samuel and Isaac and Sarah Holton, the spinster, and by their indenture dated September 29, 1763 they released unto the said Samuel Houlton a tract,of 400 A. in Marlborough Township, Chester County. (Pages 231-232, Book "0'•', Recorder's Office) On•January 4, 1771 Isaac Houlton of Marlborough Township, Chester County, and Margaret his wife deeded to Samuel Baker of same place a plantation or tract of 97 A. in West Marlborough. And Whereas a certain Indenture dated September 29, 1763, between Samuel Houlton f eldest son of Nathaniel Houlton deceased of same place and other children Spinster Sarah Houlton and Isaac Houlton, by the name of Isaac Houlton of Marlborough Township, yeoman, and other son of said decedent all the other children reciting as therein recited for the sum mentioned therein released to the said Isaac Houlton, to his heirs and assigns a plantation or tract of land in West Marl- borough Township containing 97A of land And Whereas Isaac Houlton by his Indenture bearing date October 7, 1768, had mortgaged said lands to Samuel Nicholas of Mile Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, and now Samuel Baker has undertaken to pay off the money due, and consequently seize the land. Pages 466-467, Book "M-2", Recorder's Office) On May 2, 1807 Jacob Pass of East Marlborough Township, Chester County and Susan his wife deeded to Isaac Houlton of same place (carpenter) a tract of land, containing 35A in West Marlborough Township. (Page 422, Book A3, Recorder's Office.) Davie County Public Library Mooksville, NC VA 0 h 1.135 Kenwood Street Winston-Salem, N. C., 27103 March 23, 1980- Mr. 980 Mr. W. J. F. Fenton 83 Hersham Road Walton -On -Thames Surrey KT12 SNU England Dear Mr. Fenton, Please excuse my not answering your letter of February 21 sooner. In the future I promise to be prompt. My step -daughter died suddenly of a heart attack the first of Maref and I put aside my genealogical records and work for a period. She was far too young to die of a heart attack and -I was quite upset about the whole thing. I am happy that you are going to undertake finding my ancestors. My initial check for $75.00 is enclosed. I will enclose what I know about Nathaniel Houlton. Family tradition has always been that we came from England but on my own I have not been able t-. come up with a clue as to where. For ages I worked on the,assumption that he came from the Wiltshire Houltons (Holtons). Their families had a lot of Nathaniels and a lot of Johns but I couldn't get them to fit,,hence no attempt at documentation. I read Mr. Boucher's history of the Houltons carried in the Wiltshire Notes and Queries which a friend obtained for me from our National Archives, but I couldn't get them to match. I was so excited when I found christening at All Hallows The Great on Bread Street. The dates seemed to fit. Alas, when I read further they turned out to be the Houltons in Wiltshire. (A Houlton in Wiltshire left money to that church and.when I checked the dates of birth on their pedigree sheet, they were the same - so I was back where I started from. At Nathaniel Houlton's marriage to Martha Miller Jordan, John Houlton attended - though he was not a Quaker. I believe he was Nathaniel's brother. Three Houltons lived in Chester County, Pennsylvania at one time but I don't think the other - Francis Holton - was a brother. I shall look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, ' Davie Counter Public Ubrary Mocksville, NC .Martha Miller Jordan was daughter of John and Mary (Ignew) Miller from ' Ireland. Martha was born in Ireland. John seems to have arrived in Pa. Pennsylvania c 1709. Quaker records said children born near Charlemont, County Armagh, Ireland. Martha Miller married 1719 John Jordan and had six children. John Jordan died c 1730 and the widow Jordan married Nathaniel Houlton (The only reference I found of him in Quaker records was their marriage. I believe he was Quaker by marriage only. Her family were prominent Quakers, giving land for Meeting House and burial grounds, etc. -NAT4-EL---HOULTN- m. 10th day sixth month MARTHA MILLER JORDAN 1732- New Garden Meeting Chester Co., Pa. Born Born Ire i. Died -intestate- ester County Pa. 1753 or 1754 Died between 1761-1764. P.B. P.B. Issue: SAMUEL M. HOULTON m. 1766 TAMAR HUTTON Born: July 13, 1733, Peuns;rlva-. -ia Born ? Died:Died disowned from Quaker Church for marrying first cousin ISAAC HOULTON M. 3-27-.1.766 Wilmington, Delaware Born: March 17, 1735 - Pa. Died: Guilford County, N. C. P.B. ? SUSANNAH HOULTON - spinster Born: Feb. 25, 1741, Pa. Died: before 1754 (before father's death) SARAH HOULTON Born: July 1, 1745 Died: M.B. 12-10-1.766 MARGARET POL.DON Dorn ? Died ? P.B. ? 1st EPHRAIM YARNALL __-- Born: May 6, 1733 Died: Sept. 25, 1793 New Castle, Delaware 2nd ISAAC BATLEY Born: c. 1728 Died: Feb. 6, 1806 Davie County Public Library mocksville, NC -?Isaac Holton had grant of la► ,d in N. C. 1779 As ° ISAAC HOLTON m. 3-27-1766 Wilmington Del. Born: March 17, 1735 PA. Died: Guilford Co. N. C. P.B. ISSUE: 1. RACHEL HOULTON M. c 1791 Born: Dec. 30, 1766 Died: Sept. 8, 1809 P.B: Green Co., Tenn. MARGRETE POLDON Born Died N. P.B. THOMAS BROWN Born: ' Died: Jan. 21, 1840 P.B. ? 2. NATHANIEL HOLTON M. c 1795 Born: Sept. 4, 1768Born: Died: Died: p.b. ? P.B. (5 children accor l.ng Lo census, but not named 3. JOHN HOLTON Born: Nov. 24, 1770 Died: Dec. 24, 1845 P.B. ? 4. SAMUEL HOLTON m. Sept. 12, 1810 Born: Dec. 8, 1772 Died: Sept. 17, 1850 P.B. Springfield Quaker Graveyard High Point, N. C. 5. ISAAC HOLTON, JR. m. c 1795 Born: June 3, 1775 Died: June 26, 1842 P.B. ? 6. JESSE HOLTON M. c 1804 Born: June 21, 17789 Guilford Co. Died: March 27, 1856 P.B. 17 Davie county Public Library A�t�r�ks�i11�, SEC KESIAH LOW (Randolph Co. N. C. Born: 1783 Died: Nov. 11, 1862 P.B. Springfield Quaker Born: c 1785-1794 P.B. MARTHA LOW (Randolph Co., N. C.) Born: July 6, 1786 Died: Oct. 12, 1872 P.B. ? Husband: John I.,, Holton Born: 09 Jul 1870 in: Iredell county, N.C. Married: 23 Jun 1921 in: Davie county North carolina Died: 03 Oct 1950 in: Davie county, N.C. Father: Sidney Green H91ton F Mother- Mary Perlin Weisner in: Other Sppuses: 1 s1 v4 t PC, L it e fe -& AAe W 08A,*D Of 1,9 Wife.- Beryl Charlotte McCulloch in: Born: 15 Sep 1895 in: Davie county, N.C. Died: 22 Feb 1975 in: Forsyth qounty Father: Goshen McCulloh Mother: Laura Francis gobbel Born: -2-5 Jan 1924 Other Spouses: M Married: Name: Alice P. Holton Rom: 12 Oct 1922 in: F Married: in: Died: in: Spouse: 2. Name: Holland W. Holton Born: -2-5 Jan 1924 in: M Married: in: -Died: in: Spouse: 3 Name: Born: in: Married: in: Died: in: Spouse: 4 Name: Born: Married: Died: in: in: Davie County Public Ubrary in: Mocksville, NC Spouse: 5 Name: Born: in: Married: in: Died: in: Spouse: 6 Name: Born: in: Married: in: Died: in: Spouse: 7 Name: -tr.Bom. in: Marriect in: Died: in: -SpousV. 8 Name: Born: in: Married: in: Died: in: Spouse: 832 - NORTH C Edgar and John, and their daugghter was Elizq Eagles, who married Preston L. - Bridgers; o2 Wilmington North Carolina. Ernest Ifavwood was born in Raleigh Febra- Raleigh, Horner's Military Academy at Oxford and Hillsboro, and graduated with A. B. degree . from the University of North Carolina in 1880, a medalist, a first honor man. He graduated'in . 1882 from the Dick and Dillard Law School at Greensboro, was admitted to the bar in October of the same year and engaged in practice at Raleigh. He was associated with his brother, A. W. Haywood, in the firm of Haywood & Hay- wood until his brother retired in 1895. His work as an attorney has been as a civil lawyer, mak- ing a specialty of commercial, insurance, corpo- ration and real estate law. Mr. Haywood is the 1927 president of the Wake County Bar Association and is a member of the North Carolina and of the American Bar Associations, the Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, Capital Club and Country Club and of the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. He is a member of Christ Episcopal Church, with which his family .has been identified since its founding, his grand- father having been the first senior warden when the parish was organized in 1821. Mr. Haywood recently erected and .donated as a memorial to his brother, Edgar Haywood, who died April 28, 1924, a handsome stone church building at St. Saviour's, a mission of said Christ Church, at, Raleigh, North Carolina PROF. HOLLAND HOLTON. A member of a fam- ily which dates its residence in North Carolina back to the year 1754, when the original settler made his way. here from Maryland, and which has contributed materiallyy to the professional history of the state, Prof. Holland Holton is maintaining the prestige and best traditions of the name throngh his achievements is the field of education. At ppresent.he is professor of edu- cation at Duke University and director of the an mer school, in addition to which he has been active in civic and political affairs. Professor Holton was born at Dobson; Sorry 8 1888 d i a AROLINA 71 v t dential-elector. With his family he belonged to the Methodist Church. He - and Mrs. Holton, "who,was a native of Davie County, were the par- ents of eight children, of whom six are living, . Holland being the first -in order of birth. = Holland Holton - was about six years of ege when brought to Durham by his parents, and acquired his early education in the public schools. After -graduating from high school in 1903 he entered Trinity College and was graduated in 1907, and then became principal of the East Dur- ham High School, a position which he held for two years. For one,year thereafter he was head of the department of history at the Durham High School, and then took two years of law at Trin- ity College. He completed the residence require_ _ ments for the J.,1).- degree at the University of Chicago and...also pursued graduate courses. specializing in school.law and administration at the University of Chicago. He served as prin- cipal of the West Durham School for seven years, and during a part of that time was assistant county superintendent of schools. He became county superintendent in 1919 and continued to fill that - office- until 1921, when he was made professor of education at. Trinity College (now Duke University), a capacity in, which he has since acted, in addition to which he is director of the summer school. Profesor Holton, in -addi- tion to his educational work, has been active in , civic -affairs. He is secretary and a member of the Board of Health of Durham, now serving his .- fourth year, has been a director of the Chamber of Commerce for three years, and was formerly president for one term of the Kiwanis Club. He has been a member of the Republican State Executive Committee for two terms, is a Mason, and member of the Knights of Pythias, and is an active member of the Methodist Church. He was a member and secretary of the North Carolina .State Commission on high school text -books in .1920-24. - In 1911 Professor Holton .was united in mar- riage with Lela Daisy Young, who was born in Wake County, North Carolina, and is a daughter of George Polk and Arthelia (Belvin) Young. Mrs. Holton graduated_ from Durham High School. in 1903, and from Trinity College in County, North Carolina, May 1 ,an s son of Samuel M. and Aura (Chaffin) Holton. 1907, and completed her Master of Arts degree in at that institatiom For eleven years His paternal grandfather, Rev. Quinton Holton, be -1912 she taught at East and West Durham. Pro - studied law but did not practice, although served as instructor to four of his sons and one fessor and Mrs.. Holton have two children: Sam - d Holland Young, born in Del, born in Y922• and n daughter, Tabitha Ann Holton, the latter being Mrs. Holton a member of the Baptist the first woman admitted to the bar in the South- Church. •- ern states (1878). He was early attracted to the ministry of the Methodist Protestant Church filled numerous pulpits throughout the state, SuMrea C. BRAWLEY. A truly practical man . and and served a term as state moderator. His wife Mar- of affairs, skillful, far-seeing and reformatory, Sumter C. Brawley, of Durham, bas been an was Harriet Holland, of Forsyth County. Rowan Chaffin, the maternal grandfather of originator of actualities as well as of new and tin Professor Holton,was born in Davie County, good movements. He has been a member of the bar North Carolina for more than two deo- North Carolina, and was a teacher and surveyor He Emma Frances Brock, of ades,. during which time he has made consistent by vocation. married - of Davie County. He died in 1925, at the age of advancement in his calling, and has been the in cumbent of several public offices of importance ninety-seven years. _ - Samuel M. Holton wee born in Guilford and a local leader in the ranks of the democratic Whatever he has found to do he has ac - County, North Carolina, and after attending. lo- party. in a whole -hearted and conscientious cal public schools studied law under the precep- torship of his father and was admitted to the rnmplished manner, which may account for the general e3 - by his bar in 1878, in which year he commenced prat- teem and respect in which he is held lice at Dobson. He continued there with increas- ing success until 1894, when he took up his resi- fellow -Citizens. Mr. Brawley was born on a farm in lredell 1878, and is a dente at Durham and continued as a member He took County, North Carolina, April 8, S'son-of H. A. and Susan (Mayfew) Brawley. His of the bar until his death in 1911. an in civic affairs and politics, and in father, s native of the same county, where the active part 1892 was on the republican tickets as a prwi- family has been well known for several genera- Davie County Public Library _ Mocksville, NC. s, — e~o� CL I MW C ►� o of 0C+� cr C2 R br I. I v F cc