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Fenton 82 iiersham Road Watton -On -Thames Surrey KT125NU England Dear Mr. Fenton, After receiving your letter. of. 9 April., I quickly posted a letter Lo 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, 33590. My letter must have been forwarded to him there. I am enclosing his 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. � J He said there were no Holtons or Houltons-on the 1is Ships Passenger }' for the period 1760-1795. gn' .s ` ti^• Our Nathaniel Houlton was already Pennsylvania 1720. When he said probably not for all the 1700's, o I don't know how he thought that. The copies he enclosed.are not easy to read. I recognized them, however, as the i(D w work of Dr. Thomas J. Holton of Charlotte, N. C. Dr. Holton was not always accurate and was not as thorough as he might have been. His nephew let me copy his notes (supposedly all of them). Dr. Holton had visited a family reunion of our branch of the family and was allowed to borrow a 200 year old ledger book which had belonged to Isaac Holton in Pennsylvania (originally Nathaniel's) and brought to North Carolina by Isaac. Dr. Holton never returned the ledger much to our sorrow. There are only a .few copies he made of some of the pages, showing where Nathaniel made payments on his purchases of land, where people owed him for stewing, and 1 ist.i.ng his children by Martha. These _., pages dial not mention her children by a previous marriage. It did not mention whether he had ever been married before. Dr. Holtoi 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 y 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 during the 1-920's and early 30's and they were never able to find a documented connection between the two families. A 1 Lean Holton wrote that he.was descended from Thomas Holton of Trelard. I have never heard that our family came from Ireland. Family tradit:i.or his always boon England, bili:_ �.-ni ot. imus rnmily trnditi.ons _a are w-rong too. Ilis notes say 'Phomas [lo l Lon I ro m K i rjgcl()m of Ireland, h, -:1d been ill U. S. vrars rind in Pennsyl van i n two vc�,-, rs . Wondor whore i.n thr [I. q. I,(. w:l i Ilwf— 11 -:ll• yr -.:c I , Ill., I r rl Mrwlllml I'r c cll'cl'; I1, 1'r I lie r,�lili 1 I illrl I mIlld llo Ilei l I_e�lls ill 11', 1:111,1 � o , 1,111 ( f r►�IIIci :I Ic�l O1(.11clll !i �I,c,+1 rll 111 ( y of El ISS, 1 : 111(1 . Page 2 The book Dean referred to might.be nice to have, but I think he will be disappointed. It seems to be only a Usting of Holtons in the U. S. today from telephone directories in various cities. I did not buy one, but saw a letter "advertising" it. Dr. Holton assumed a lot. He referred to Nathaniel as an emigrant. He didn't know that. There were Holtons in Massachusetts and I toyed with the idea that ours drifted down from there, but the Association in Massachusetts of Holtons could not find a connection for me (if they looked thoroughly). I wondered if the Holtons from the Eastern part of N. C. who were here before Isaac came to N. C. might be ours that an ancestor went to Pennsylvania and, a,descendant came back --to N: C. but I could f indhb connection. I"read that a lady from Texas working on that family thought they came from Ireland to Virginia to North Carolina. There were family names of Nathaniel and Isaac in their family too. Dr. Holton said Francis was a ".:::1wy where it said that. er." by trade. I could no!-- f inc! T nm enclosing copies of the Wiltshire Notes and Queries abet:! Lho Houlton family. There were a lot of Nathaniels and Johns,r that the copies are not plainer, but they'are copies of copies. Y I hope you can make sense of x.11 this material. I doubt if an of them are ours! Y Si.ncero ly, Alice H. Eidson H. RAY STLIRKIE, M. D. OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY BI 710. 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U093 -WL (616) auogdalal, £OIZZ 'O'N 'W3'IVS-NOd.SNIM 3nN3Ad 4300M3ldVW 6062 .Q.W "Ilf `113NOW •V xDuzna I g OF Ublatl Davis ,lily, VA SOSZ-WL (616) auugdalay SOILB 'O'N `WZ'lVS-NO.I.SNIA& WINHAV QOOMH'IJVW 6068 .Q.W "ll f `ziHN3N •d x0minb 1135 Kenwood Street Winston-Salem, N. C.9 27103 December 7, 1975 Mr. Steve Woodward 1138 Stirling Street Coatesville, Pennsylvania, 19320 Dear Mr. Woodward: :1 hope that you have the opportunity during Christmas holidays to find additional you for my Holton genealogy. It -.would be greatif you could find the link between the English and -the American Holtons. If you can find the names of the ....parents of Nathaniel Houlton, I will know if I am going in the right direction on the English,part..,,I am a very greedy person when it'c*omes'to information about ancestors. Everything interests me.Nathaniel's son Isaac married a Margaret P61don' according to the Chester Count Collections by Bart Anderson. ha saw a copy of tt in tTFe aer Room at Guilford College Ur% Would surely love to buy a -copy. I have seen several references in old letters I have found that Isaac came to North Carolina' from Maryland. I wonder if he really went to Maryland or lived in.a county of Pennsylvania that had a boundry change and became Maryland. Is.that possible? I would like to know wherey Nathaniel and Martha are buried, when he came over, what ship, his date of birth, exact date of death, when Isaac wkuxxkx went to Maryland and,when.to North Carolina. He had a grant to land in North Carolina in 1790. Any of this that you could help me with would be very much appreciated. The Turk-s.Head :Shop wrote that a new printing of Futhey and Cope's History of Chester County would take place during the ,.winter F"o-n-Effs- a-nU*wou1d_.Tro"b=ay be available in the spring -months of 1976. They said when the new printingbecame .available they would advise me of the cost, so I assume they will without my writing them further.. -Thank.you for your. help. Let me know what I owe you. VerA truly yours, (Mrs.) Alice Holton Eidson O o Davie County Public Library Mocksville, NC N 1135 Kenwood Street Winston-Salem, N. C. 27103 May 31, 1976 Mr. Steve Woodward 1138 Stirling Street Coatsville,,Pennsylvania, 19320 Dear Mr. Woodward; : I appreciate so much'the material you have gotten for me in the past and wonder if you would be able to look further when your college is out? I -need very much to learn more about Nathaniel Houlton, as to his parents, his date of birth, where born, when he came -over and how many of his brothers came with him. I would like to know more about,Isaac, when he left Pennsylvania, if he went to Maryland first and how long he stayed there, ;more about the lady he married and her ancestors. The Mr. Louis Holton from Coatesville got a lot -or all of his information other than that of the Miller.. family from Dr. T-._ J. Holton in ' Charlotte. Dr. Holton had gotten the ledger book. -belonging originally to Nathaniel from my ancestors,- direct lineage. He, Dr. Holton, had gotten some information from England, but.whether there was any.relationship he'did not know. One line of the English stopped with a John and Nathaniel Houlton; but there was no mention of Francis. I -would like proof they_wer_e brothers.: I would like to know what ship, when they came, et.c. Mr. Louis A Holton got -'.his information about the. John 'Mille -r. family -from Futhey and Cope °s History Chester County. I would love to have a copy of that- book if available I would like. very much to -have a copy of Bart Anderson°s.Recollections of Chester County. He said Isaac Houlton, son of Nathaniel and F; Martha (Miller) Houlton -,'.mar. Margaret.Poldon.at Old Swedes Church in Wilmington on March 27, 1766 and,Vhen to North Carolina sometime after that. Isaac was granted land in North.Carolina in 1779. .Family rumor has it that he lived in Maryland for a short while.. Any help you can give me will be greatly appreciated. .. .Sincerel ours . Y Y 90 8m The News and Observer, Raleigh, N. Q 14�V Sunday, March 9, 1980 • - RLn®W your name By J.C. Downing , The places in Suffolk Two Holton were ,offi- have been frpm the same liam was in Northampton cars the land." HOLTON This English place The places' in Dor- -were spelled Holetuna in origin as' -the Suffolk P Vir 'a, John and Revolution pry Army J name was acquired by once having lived at ane 'setshire were spelled Hol- ,the 1086 Domesday Book tone in the 1086 Domes- '' and Holetonin 1M..The' places. Willi Burke's General Ar- am .Holton were �• describes the three Lower Nor- like to see �a of several places called and Holten and located' in ' Holton day.Book and Holtun in 1202. The meaning is Old English personal name Hola, of unknown mory folk Cuntriahts i yo(ifur disc different Holton arms. folk County in 1635. Sam- hour nape discussed in :his In Massachusetts; Rob- uel was a headright in a column; send it to j.C. Mum- Lin-, from either the Old En- origin, could have given '"Hola's ert.Holton or Holtin, was Surry County land grant ing. Rt. 2, Boz 311, Fayctta colnshire, Oxfordshire, Somersetshire and Suf- glish Hocb-tun — "homesetad by a hollow" the meaning homestead," or -it could in Boston in 1634 and Wil- in 1688• vell4N.C.28301) y folk. — or from the Old En - The oldest of these glish Holt -tun — "home - places is probably the one stead by a wood.'.' I in Oxfordshire, which was spelled Healthtun in -- -956, Halctun in 1192 and Halton in 1223. The Som- ersetshire place was spelled Healthtun in 1000 and Halton. in 1219. The meaning of both places is from the Old English word Halh-tun — "home- stead- 'in . a: remote valley." .The places in Lin- colnhire were spelled , Houtune, Hoctunne and Holtun in the 1086 Domes- day Book, Houtuna in 1115 and Houton in 1202. The meaning is from the' Old English Hoch -tun — "homestead on a spur of � _1 �avie COuntY P Mccksdil ublic UbrarY _, l�, No a . PORTER 1.Jj Mrs. Robin Holton�Pl'orter, 32, of 3530-C Beacon Hill Drive, died Fri- day at Baptist Hospital. She was born in Winston-Salem on March 3, 1959 to John Q. and Betty Tip. pelt Holton. Mrs. Porter was work. . ing: on her Masters degree from 'Wake Forest University. She was Case Manager for Forsyth -Stokes Mental Health and was a member of Forsyth Park Baptist Church. (Andy) Porter, of the home; mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Armstrong of 949 Madison Ave. nue; one brother and sister-in-law, Steve and Bonnie Holton of Mare Island, Calif.; one niece, Sarah Hol- ton, and one nephew, Micah Hol. ton. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Monday, March 11, 1991, at Vo. gler and Sons Main Street Chapel with the Rev. Eugene Sherrill offi- ciating. Burial will follow in For- syth Memorial Park. The familywill receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday a the funeral home.Me- morials may be made to The Ox. ford Orphanage, Oxford, NC 27555. Davie County public Libr M00sville, NO &Y -SALEM JOURNAL Sunday. March 11, 1990 ., PAGE 011 Holton -Porter Betty and Carl Armstrong announce the engagement of her daughter, Robin Leigh Holton, to John Andrew i Potter. Both aM of Winston-Salem She is also the daughter of the late John Q. Holton. He is the non E' '� Esther C. Porter of Benson and the late Dalton o �i Porter. Ms. Holton is a graduate of the University of Norah' Carolina at Greemboro and is a graduate srudent, � Wake Forest University. She works for Forsyth -Stokes Mental Health Center in Winston-Salem. Porter is a graduate of East Carolina University and works for Juvenile Court Counseling Services in Win- stonSalem. , The wedding will be June 2 in Forsyth Park Baptist Church in Winston-Salem. Porter - Holton !O$rt The wedding of Robin i� Leigh Holton and John _ Andrew Potter, both of Winston-Salem was ar 4 p.m. yesterday in Forsyth Park Baptist Church. The Rev. F. Eugene Sherrill of- :„ fidated. The bride's mother and stepfather an Betty and Cul Armstrong of Win. atop -Salem. She is also he daughter of the lam John ROBIN NO TON Q. Holton. She is a gradu- weds ).A. Porter ate of the University of NoCarolina a 0 boro and attends graduate schoolat Wake Forest Unf,. sity. She is a case manager for Forsyth -Stokes Mental Health The bridegroom is the son of Esther C. Porter of Berson and the late Dalton W. Porter. He is a graduate of East Carolina University and Is a court counselor for Juvenile Court Counseling Services. The bride was escorted by her brother, Steve Holton I of Mare Island, Calif The matron of honor was Nancy i Sams of Winston-Salem. The bridesmaids wen Carolyn t Hayes of Benson and Becki Weaver of Winston-Salem. J Michael Porter of Virginia Beach, Vs., was his broth. r el's best man. 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Arms: Argent, on a Jesse azure, three bezanls between as many talbot's heads erased of the second, crescent for difference; impaling, Argent, three lions rampant and a chief azure. At Grittleton, full inscriptions to the following:— Nathaniel Houlton, Esq., died 2 May 1754, aged 60. (Arms given.) John Houlton, Esq., died 23 Apr. 1767, aged 75. Joseph Houlton, died 27 Nov. 1765, aged 44. Mary, wife of above Joseph, died 21 Oct. 1794, aged 74. Joseph Houlton, armigeq died 10 Apr. 3731, aged 68. Robert Houlton, Esq., Lord of this Manor, died 10 Sept 1771, aged 67. John Houlton, Esq, Rear -Admiral of the Blue, died 26 Jan. 1791, aged 62. (Arms given.) Three children of Joseph and Anna Houlton, of Farleigh Castle. Joseph Houlton, of Farleigh Castle, Esq., Lord of this Manor, died 8 July 1750, aged 62. Anna, his wife, died 24 Oct. 1754, aged 59. Anna, their daughter, died t8 Nov. 1735, aged 19. Two other children of theirs. Robert Houlton, Esq., Lord of this Manor, died to Sept. 1771. R. BoucHER. (OurnCS. Sanctuary Close.—James Ley, Earl of Marlborough (1633), and his son Henry (z 638), both died seised, inter alia, of a close of pasture called "Sanctuarie Close" in Dillon and Westbury, purchased of Matthew Arundell, knight. Samuel Michell, of Notton in Lacock, clothier, by will (p. 269) bequeathed to his son-in-law Robert Tarrant two closes also described as "The Sanctuaries". What is the meaning of the word Sanctuary thus applied to a field—was it a shelter for offenders who had transgressed the arbitrary laws of the Forest? ScRIBA, V nLI Martha Miller Jordan was daughter ri Ireland.JoJohnllseems� Ireland. Martha was born tohavearrived in Pa. • 09, Quaker records said children born near Charndmhad, Pennsylvania c 17 h Ireland. Martha Miller married 1719 John Jordan orda and County•Aa n.' John Jordan died c 1730 and the widow Jordan ma records was rried six chitin Nathaniel Houlton (The only reference I found marriage only. Her family were their marriage. I believe he was QuaetinyHouse and burial grounds, etc. prominent Quakers, giving land for Mee g da sixth month MARTHA MILLER JORDA4 -NAT4 EL--H9UING4 m. 10th y 1732- New Garden Meeting Chester Co., Pa• 0 Ae 0 T �v 4 LT Born ter Died-intest17 County Pa. 53 or1754P.B. Born Irel. Died between 1761-1764. P.B. Issue: ' SAMUEL M. HOULTON m. 1766 TAMAR HUTTON 0 Born: July 13, 1733, Peuns;rl�za: Born •ia • • � Died Died: disowned from Quaker Church for marrying first cousin ISAAC HOULTON M. 3-27-.1.766 Wilmington, Delaware Born: March 17, 1735 Guia. Died: lford County, N. C. P.B. SUSANNAH HOULTON - spinster Born: Feb. 259 1741, Pa. Died: before 1754 (before father's death) SARAH HOULTON Born: July 1, 1745 Died: M.R. 12-10-1.766 Davie County Public Library Mocksville, NC .1 MARGARET F'nLDON Dorn ? Died P.B. ? lst EPHRAIM YARNALL Born: May 6, 1733 Died: Sept. 259 1793 New Castle, Delaware 2nd ISAAC BA1I..EY Born: c. 171 06 Died: Feb. 61 18 --3 - %! avua�yco a G % (W -)74 C, ,� D r 7 7Y 9 K �URMG l l wC(/G,AQlw� 113 r763 ^^^ 3 ��,�.,,-'� 7?ifG CoE .,, o P 17 6 `/ "l' Wil^ �akw�C'aw otie�o�c�rr�� .w 'L (�1 S�j', ! v`e^-e �r�t.i✓ ce-,-a.� !i'� 4YrK �J (8 5-1 aqe � o i 8.7/ 0 P 0o r 1.3-33 6 7 hc4cfC unc+°aw� u4'- Fa�ci I ) (I r 00. tva.,,� -e Lu 3 hcl ir`, Q�/ V wy, Z 3 Pvt -&o- Aa.� IA,� r ��2rna C�w� vtex c .�o w ig63��r�2 ;PSC et 1 ! ��^ a D run; PPubl7c Library Mocksville, NC JOHN H. MONROE. M. D. O FORSYTH GYNECOLOGIC ASSOCIATES. P. A. 2909 MAPLEWOOD AVENUE (� WINSTON-SALEM. NORTH CAROLINA 27103 TELEPHONE 919-768-2802 H. RAY STURKIE. M. D. is jb"' IS -31 QuINcY A. McNEIL. JR.. M. D. ZG'Gh�t �G��' " 1,61 de�' /9;�y Cw 1 .44,94 I �w /�liac+dv, gie�_ / i4a-a' Mjyj X12, Davie County Public Libra, Mocksvfts p�vio �aur�'•�' Public Libraryr NG G. Slate? l. Billy 2. Robert E. 3" Michael 4. Johnny ll. James Sidney Holton ("Jim") (b: 4/5/1879 d: 8/2/35 -P) w: Gertrude Murdock (Gert1e) (b:11/29/1888 d: 10/14/1983-P) - farmer; lived near homeplace A. James M. Holton - lived in Greensboro - never married B. Charles Sidney Holton - (dec) - lived in Florida - w: Aileen Parlier - had children, all of whom live in Florida: Jane (her children: Flynn and Robert) Judy (her children: Duben and Div) Steve 12. Millard Blaine Holton (b: 12/19/1885 d: 5/24/1945) teacher, lumber inspector, farmer w: Jettie May Harmon <b: 7/21/1890 d: 3/3/1982> A. Margaret Lucille Holton Boggs - b: 6/27/11 (41A-206) h: Lorenzo Boggs l. Robert Boggs - wx Jeanne Bell Sherrill a. Robert "Rob" - w: Lisa b. Jennifer Sullivan - h: Emmett c. William - w: Penny d. Suzanne McLester - h: Brad 2. James D. Boggs - w: Ann Raymer a. Jimmy - w: Jessica b. Lori Duncan c. Patrick - w: Gloria B. Millard Blaine Holton, Jr., (bx 3/26/16 d: 3/28/52 - P) - w: Dorothy (Dot) Marsh (died at 36 of bone marrow cancer) l. Walter Blaine Holton - w: Patsy ~� . a Blaine ' b. Brandon C. Vera Olivia Holton Gilleland - (b: 5/20/1918 ~ � 4A-749 d: 5/28/1988 - Oakwood) h: Herman B. Gilleland \ l. Robert Brevard Gilleland w: Cathy Ross u a. Jill Elizabeth Gilleland b. Robert (Robby) David Gilleland -^ 2. Mary Kay G. Griffith h: Barry Griffith a. Samuel - b. Thomas co u m c^ Hannah _C2 3�� d. Martha Brace ~ D. Marianna Holton (b: 8/28/24 - 58A-52) never married ~ \x E. Elbert Ward Holton (b: 6/25/27 - 30A-361) �� w: Margaret Buchanan J l" Cynthia (Cindy) Holton Edwards h: James Edwards v0 a. Laurie '-� b. Lucie ' o - 7- 2 Pamela Milton - h: Jim Milton (dec 10/21/9l) ~~ . . ~~ �� . ` �� 7" John L. Holton - (b: 7/9/1870) first wife; Blanche Hendricks; lived in Mocksville; ran a harness shop A. Dewey Holton w: Pauline Shoemaker (Aunt Sally's stepdaughter - (lived in Charlotte) B. J.R. Holton - w: Karen C. Ral pbL Holton w: Grace (lived near Valdese) D. 4ae4#@7Mams - h: Bill - Lancaster County, PA second wife: Beryl McCollou*h (one of last 4 widows, along with Mama, Maggie and 8ertie) E. Alice Holton Eidson (historian) - h: John Eidson 513 Claridge Circle, Winston-Salem, NC F. Holland Holton w: Billie )Tm55d0 1. Jeanie B. Sarah ("Sally") R. Holton Shoemaker - (b: 4/8/1873 d: 1/23/34 - New Salem Meth.) hx Floyd Shoemaker - no children - lived on farm on River Road - Wannie would spend a week with her each summer. Aunt Sally lived over in the woods on Shoemaker land; Husband had several children from his first marriage: Jim, Clell, Kermit, Johnny and Pauline (who married Dewey Holton) 9. Samuel E. Holton (b: 5/20/1875 d: 1/18/1965 - P) - w: Margaret ("Maggie") Ann Gillespie (b: 5/17/1889 d: 4/25/1978 - P) - Sam married late in life; worked at Steele Foundry; then moved back to home~ place to care for aging parents, Sidney and Mary; Sam received homeplace after their deaths for caring for them - Sam had a/ pump organ, and his house was often the site of Sunday singing of favorite gospel songs; A. Margaret Holton Bost (dec.) - h: Oren Bost daughter: Betty Ann (dec.) B. S. Craig Holton - w: Jean l. Geraldine 2. Wanda (married Bobby Underwood) 3. Nancy (married Chuck Hayes) 4. Connie - h: J.C. Pinion C. Don Holton w: Selene Miller 1. Marian /0. Abner Eugene "Gene" Holton - (b: 5/3/1877) w: Ozell ran a shoe shop in Winston-Salem; son Houpe took it over A. Raymond B. William - never married - (dec) lived w/ Ruth & Mary C. Ozella D. Ruth - never married - lives in Winston E. Mary - never married (dec) F. Houpe Holton w; Evelyn 1 . Mary Sue Holton Elliott C. Benjamin Hal Holton (b: 9/26/06; dx 10/14/28 -P) never married; no children; killed in motorcycle accident D. Jay Holton - w: Margaret Edwards 1. Linda Holton 2. Eddie Holton E. Hugh Holton - w: Christine Johnson (stroke victim) l. Buddy Holton - Christine's child from previous marriage; Buddy's father was wheelchair- bound, but ran a shoe shop; killed when car struck tree in front of D"Matt Thompson school Hugh adopted Buddy 2. Mickey Holton - lives in Asheville F. Glenn Hughey Holton (bx 12/8/03 d: 10/4/74) w: Julia Moore l. Clyde Allen Holton (b: 12/9/32 d: 7/23/60) - killed in motorcycle accident son: Allen 2. Martha Ann Holton Hartness Farley (bV 12/8/33 d: 7/9/84) h: Lowell Thomas Hartness (b: 1/2/32 d: 12/18/80) 3. Frances H. Watt - h: Gary— a" Glenda b. 5 iq tyd ct Re J6 ;n/4`/"�,��e-, 4. Lynne H. Souther - h: Commie 5. Helen H. Stutts - h: Paul G. Tom Holton - first wife, Mary Lee Holshouser, predeceased; 1. Barbara Second wife: Virginia White 2. Hal Holton - w: Winifred Kelly a. Kelly H. Feimster b. Susan H. Wilhelm 3. Carolyn Shultz - lives in Va./D.C. area 4. Tommie Childers - (died of cancer in 1989 or 1990) h: John Lewis Childers a. Donna Billings 3. Laura J. Holton - (b: 9/12/1861) married LaFayette "Fait" Harmon (2nd or 3rd cousin of Jettie Harmon Holton). Laura is buried at Friendship Methodist Church in North Iredell County where the Harmons attended church. A. Everett L. Harmon - w: Maude Howard l. Aileen Harmon Daniels - h: Roe a. Kent, Mary Lewe Green, Sue Calham, Sam 2. Forrest Harmon - w: Sybil Jurney a. Sandra Debbie Jane 3. Dwight Harmon - wx Texie McLelland Holton reunion began as a birthday celebration for Uncle Sam (child of Grandfather Sidney and 8randmother Mary Holton). Sam's birthday was May 20th (same as Mom's). Gradually the annual date became the third Sunday in May, which is usually close to the 20th. Sam's wife, Aunt Maggie's birthday was May l9th, so two birthdays could be celebrated. Birthday celebration (later reunion) was held first at Sam's home, formerly Sidney's homeplace. Reunion was later held at old Oakdale School (I remember this as old American Legion building. Photo which Wann1e has which shows children of the twelve Holton children was taken in 1957 with Oakdale School as the backdrop). Later sites for the Holton reunion included: Bethany Community Center on Hwy. 21 (north of Statesville) East Iredell Lions Club (near Rex Beaver's store) County Line Fire Department (near Cool Springs) 1986 Holton Reunion featured a program reciting "Thirty -Ninth Holton Reunion" and photograph on the cover of Sidney and Mary Holton and twelve children. (Nelle has the negative) Sidney Green Holton and Mary Wiesner Holton came to Iredell County area to farm. Sidney fought for the Union in the Civil War. Sidney had two or three brothers, who settled in Guilford County. We believe their names were Emmett, Taul and perhaps one other brother" Mary's father came from Germany. Mary's mother taught her husband the English language. He was a Methodist preacher. Sidney Green Holton (born 8/12/1833; died 8/5/17) and Mary Wiesner Holton (born 9/07/1838; died 8/5/25) are buried at Providence Methodist Church in Iredell County near Cool Springs (P following date of death signifies burial at Providence). They ha.d twelve (12) children. Sidney was 25 years old when first children were born. Twin sons were the oldest, based on census data examined by Elbert Holton in Salt Lake City. 1860 Census showed Sidney and Mary with two children: Rennie and Cicero. 1870 Census showed them with 11 children.(?) Lorenzo ("Rennie") Circeus Holton (b: 12/15/1659; d: 6/23/32 -P) - farmer - twin of Cicero - lived near his homeplace Wife: Betty E. Wooten Holton (b: 6/7/1860; d: 10/14/37 -P) A. William Sidney Holton (b: 7/12/1889; d: 12/12/55) w: Pearl Kestler (b: 9/4/1888; d: 2/14/75) 1. Nelle Holton Penfield (b: 1911 h: William Howard Penfield (Methodist minister, died 10/23/77) 2. Winona Holton Penfield (b: 1914 h: Robert E. Denfield, dec. (sisters married brothers) 3. Mary Stephen Holton McCampbell (b: 1915 h: Paul, dec.) 4. William Holton (b: 1918 - never married - same age as Vera Holton Gilleland - lives in his parents' homeplace and owns surrounding land. 5. Luther "Duster" Holton - (b: 1924 w: Lucille (live near Will) 4 sons, some of whom live nearby. a. Rennie - 46 (1991 age) b. John Douglas - 42 - electrician c. Tommy - 38 - runs nursery d. Jeff - 36 P. Sherrill Holton (w: Vernie Wilson) 1. O'Neill Holton Gaston 2. Petty Howie - h: Harold 3. Rebecca Spaugh - h: Earle C. Albert E. Holton (w: Nell Wilson - sister of Vernie) 1. Elmer Eugene Holton (b: 9/21/18 d: 7/2/20) 2. Edith Long - h: Carroll - Tampa, FL 3. Aileen D. Della Holton Mason (h: Sherlie or Lee (^) Mason) 1. Genarie M. Hendrick - h: Foy 2. Mary Smith 3. Lee 4. Norris - Petty B. Mason 2. Cicero T. Holton (b: 12/15/1859; d: 7/9/39 -P) twin of Rennie wife: Frances "Fannie" Hughey Holton (b: 12/16/1872; d: 9/28/29 -P) A. Earnest "Ern" Lemuel Holton (b: 11/18/1896; d: 7/17/40 -P) - never married; no children; died as a result of a farming accident P. William "Pill" E. Holton (1900-1948 -P) w: Eva Mason (1897-1980 -P) 1. Eva's child: Lois Long Mason Lackey 2. Evelyn Holton Yates (dec- 1999 or 1990) a. Joan Shelia 4. Marshall Harmon - w: Dorothy (Clot) a. Stan b. Marsha 5. Frances Harmon Whitley - h. Bob a. Cullen b. Robert (Robby) C. Andrew B. Emmett Harmon - w: Fannie Myers 1. Ralph Harmon C. Maude Harmon Dobson - h: Numa Dobson 1. Erma Harmon -Joyner - Jones . Mildred Harmon Bussell D. Arthur Harmon - w: Sally Patterson 1. Frank Harmon - w: Bonnie McLelland 4. B. Frank: Holton (b: 3/2/1863) - lived in Mocksville - farmer w: Octovia Knox A. Myrtle Beck - h: John (deceased - 10/24/91) B. Paul Holton - house painter - painted Millard and 1 6-fh¢l Jettie's house on Maple Avenue ,die C. Ted U.. D. DeWitt E. Boyd F. .Juanita G. Annie Holton Frost H. Isadora 1. Audrey 5. Margaret "Maggie" E. Holton (b: 5/31/1866 d: 6/8/1925 - P) - never married - lived at home with her parents - her health was never good - died at 59, within two months of Grandmother Mary - 6. Mary LaDoska "Dockie" Holton Ward (b: 4/24/1668) buried at Oakwood Cem.) - h: .James Stokes Ward - (he is buried at another church - lived on Sharpe St. in Statesville; stroke victim late in life A. Mary Lee Ward Boyette h: Frank: Boyette - no children lived in Fayetteville B. .Jim S. Ward w: Vera no children C. Forrest Ward w: Margaret Mayhew 1. Mary Elizabeth Ward Kelly - h: Stafford 2. Bill Ward w: Louise a. Betty b 6 eco Ca Tkhvs Davie County public Ubrary Mooksville, NC Lei t`� I . FORSYTH GYNECOLOGIC 2909 MAPLEWOOD AVEN CIATES, P. A. WINSTON.SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA 27103 -�. ssc TELEPHONE 919-765-2$O2 JOHN H. 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