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GENEALOGY OF

DAVID BROWDER, OF VIRGINIA

AND HIS DESCENDANTS.

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THOS. E. BROTOER,

of

OLMSTEAD, KY.

Nashville, Tenn.:gjk Folk & Browder.

1902.

"A good name is rather to be chosen than greatriches, and lovina favour rather than silver andgold." Prov. XXII. 1.

DEC 1 4 1968

^ GENEALOGY OF

^ DAVID BROWDER, OF VlicGINIA

AND HIS DESCENDANTS.

$.s far back as the line of descent recorded below can be traced,

Richard Browder and Henry Cousins stand as the joint heads and remote

ancestors.

As no records are available as to the date of birth, marriage

and death of either, nothing is certainly known in either of these

lines of facts in the history of the two families. Both lived and

died in Virginia, but the nativity of Richard Browder, while not

certainly known, is supposed to have been Virginia, and Henry Cousins

is said to have been a native of England. Richard Browder, according

to traditional report, married a Miss Thompson, and as a result of

this marriage, a relationship is said to exist between the descen-

dants of Richard Browder and the Thompson family of central Kentucky,

The issues of this marriage, so far as kno\^m, were David,

Littleberry, William and Mary Browder. There may have been other

children, but if so the fact is not known.

Henry Cousins married a Miss Thompson also whose Christian name

is not known. Eight children were the issues of this marriage, viz.:

Mary, Rebecca, Eliza, Ann, Jane and Henry, and the names of two daughters

are unknovm. Mary married David Browder and their descendants now

reside in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Missouri and Illinois.

Rebecca married Judson Worsham and their descendants now reside

chiefly in Virginia.

Eliza married Thomas Chambers, and their descendants now reside

chiefly in Alabama and Virginia,c

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Ann married Richard Ferguson, and their descendants now reside

chiefly in Virginia,

Of the two daughters whose full names are not known, one married

Hazlewood and the other married Pritchett—the descendants of the

former now residing, so far as known, in Kentucky, and of the other

in Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri, Jane was never married.

The descendants of Henry Cousins now residing chiefly in Virginia

have the family names of Cousins, V/orsham, Robertson, Chambers, Fer-

guson, Williamson and Pritchett, with other connections resulting

from marriages into these families.

It may be said that in both of these lines of descent strong and

fixed traits of character have been conveyed from one generation to

another. Almost loniversally the generations in these two lines of

lineal succession have been of eminent respectability and many mem-

bers of these families have had prominent standing in society.

As stated elsewhere the issues of the marriage of Richard Browder,

one of the joint heads of the generations contained in this record, so

far as known were David, Littleberry, William and Mary. There may

have been others, but if so they are not known.

Littleberry married and raised a family of four children, viz.:

David, Mary, Thomas and V/innefred, whose descendants now reside in

Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, Kansas, and Iowa so far as is known.

Mary, daughter of Richard Browder, married Mr. Pentecost and

resided and died in Virginia without issue.

Nothing is known of the history or descendants of William, son

of Richard Brov/der. It is probable that some of the Browders re-

siding in Ohio, Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina and western Ken-

tucky may have descended from him, but there are no available means

for establishing this as a fact.

David Browder, son of Richard Browder, married Mary Pegram,

who died shortly after marriage, leaving one child- -a daughter- -

who married Anthony Sydnor and this is the fact which connects

the Browder and Sydnor families,

David Browder's second marriage was with Mary Cousins, as here-

tofore stated, and there are no authentic records as to the date of

birth, marriage or death of either. It is certain that both were

bom, resided and died in Virginia. So far as is known, six children

were the issues of this marriage, viz.: Richard, William Cousins,

Robert, Ann W., Almeda and Jane, These descendants all married in

Virginia except Robert and Jane, all emigrated to Kentucky at an

eady day, settling first in Green County and finally in Logan County,

where their descendants were reared and now mostly reside.

RICHARD BROWDER AND HIS DESCENDMTS.

Richard Browder, son of David and Mary Brov^der, was bom in

Dinwiddie County, Va., on April 1, 1789, was married to Elizabeth

Anderson on February 24, 1813, and died in Logan County, Ky., January

2, 1878, leaving the following living istue of this marriage, viz.:

David, Mary S., Thomas E., Caroline E,, and William R. Browder.

David Browder, son of Richard and Elizabeth Browder, was born

November 11, 1818, married Mary Evans v;ho died shortly after marriage,

and afterwards married Elizabeth E. Irvine. He died in Montgomery,

Ala., about the year 1870, leaving the follovring living issues, viz.:

Robert I., V/ilbur F., Richard, Edward M. and Fannie I. Browder.

Robert I. Browder, son of David and Elizabeth E. Browder, born

August 31, 1846, married January 23, 1866, to Alice M. Noble, died

July 19, 1893, leaving one ehild as the issue of his marriage, viz.:

David Browder,

David Browder, son of Robert I, and Alice M. Brov/der, bom

September 13, 1871, married Carrie fiaxTXK Lee Fogleman who lived

only a short while. Then married Eleanor E. Martin, November 2, 1898,

and has one child, Eleanor B, Browder, age two years.

Wilbur F, Browder, son of David and Elizabeth E. Browder, was

bom December 12, 1848, married Miss Bettie B. V/ills January 18, 1872,

of which marriage the following are the issues, viz.: Wilbur F., Jr.,

Marion C, John C, Lucien M. and Eugene B. Browder.

Wilbur F. Browder, Jr., son of Wilbur F. and Bettie B. Browder,

was bom Nov., 24, 1872, Married to Harriet M. Frazier November 23,

1893, and has three children as the issues of this marriage, as

follows: Wilbur F., bom February 18, 1895, Edwin M., born January 23,

1897, Harriette F., bom June 29, 1900.

Marion C, Browder, son of Wilbur F. and Bettie B. Browder, was

bom June 6, 1874, married to Merrie C, Gillum, November 11, 1897, and

two children are the issues of this marriage,

John C. Browder, son of V/ilbur F. and Bettie B. Browder, was born

March 27, 1876, vas married to Bessie H. Briggs, November 20, 1900,

and has no issue.

Lucien M. Browder, son of V/ilbur F. and Bettie B. Browder, was

born February 6, 1878, and is unmarried,

Eugene J, Browder, son of Wilbur F, and Bettie B, Browder, was

bom July 4, 1882, and is unmarried.

Richard D. Browder, son of David and Elizabeth E, Browder, was

bom Jxme 15, 1856, married to Mary Arnold, October 23, 1882, and four

children are the issues of this marriage, viz.: Richard, age 16 years;

Sterra A,, age 13; Walter R., age 10; Elizabeth, age 8 years.

Edvrard M. Browder, son of David and Elizabeth Browder, was bom

on September 11, 1859, married Judith Rhea, January 29, 1880, and has

no issue,

Fannie I. Browder, daughter of David and Elizabeth Browder, died

at about the age of 16 years and unmarried,

Mary S, Browder, daughter of Richard and Elizabeth Browder, was

bom September 24, 1824, was married to Edward W, Hughes on December 22,

1840, and has the following children, viz.; Sarah F., Mary E., David

(recently died), Richard B,, Ida H,, Helen P., Edward Lee, Kmma and

Morgan 0, Hughes,

Sarah Hughes, daughter of E. W, and Mary S, Hughes, was born

October 15, 1840, and was married to William Gill, March 8, 1960, and

has the following named children who are all living or have living

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descendants, viz.: Walters (residing in Palestine, Texas), Lelia,

Hugh, Earnest, Edv^ard \h and Emmett,

Walters H. Gill, son of William and Sarah F. Gill, born Nov. 25,

1860, married (date not known) Miss Arnold of Texas, has one descendant--

Hugh Gill.

Lelia Gill, bom April 21, 1862, married J. B. Small, October 17,

1883, died January 14, 1897.

Hugh Gill, born July 20, 1863, son of William and Sarah F. Gill,

married Blanche Bailey, November 25, 1885; and died October 13, 1891,

leaving four descendants, viz.: Mary, Lelia, Ada and Hugh Gill.

Earnest H. Gill, son of William and Sarah F. Gill, born August 17,

1866, date of marriage unknown, aarried Miss Walker of Dyer County,

Tenn., and one child is the issue of this marriage, viz.: Walker H.

Bill.

Edward V/, Gill, son of William and Sarah F. Gill, was boim

December 23, 1874.

Emmett C. Gill, son of William and Sarah F. Gill, bom April 17,

1879, married Mary Adams of Bowling Green, Ky., December 25, 1891.

Mary E. Hu;jhes, Daughter of E. W. Hughes and Mary S. Hughes,

was bom July 31, 1843; was married to Dr. Paschal Thurston, September 29,

1863, and has no issue,

David B, Hughes, son of E. W. and Mary S. Hughes, was bom

December 18, 1845, was married to Margaret Small, February 29, 1861,

and died July --, 1901, leaving two children, viz.: William and

Charles Hughes,

William Hughes, son of David B. and Margaret Hughes, (date of

birth and marriage \inknown), married Miss Anna B. King and three

children are the issues of this marriage, viz.: King, Edward and

§arbee Hughes,

Charles Hughes, son of David B, and Margaret Hughes (date of

birth and marriage not known), married Miss Susie Shelby of Clarksville,

Tenn., and has no issue,

Richard B. Hughes, son of E. W. and Mary S, Hughes, was bom

March 29, 1849, was married to Cora Gill, February 28, 1868, who died

leaving two children, viz.: Thurston and Wilbur. He afterwards

married again (maiden or family name of his wife unknown), and two

children are the issues of this marriage, viz.: Mary N, and Browder

Hughes, age 7 and 5 years.

Thurston Hughes, son of Richard B. and Cora Hughes, (date of

birth and marriage unknown), married Miss Armstrong, and Maud and

Thurston Hughes are the issues of this marriage.

Wilbur Hughes, son of Richard B. and Cora Hughes, (date of birth

and marriage iinknown), married Miss Lula Ackerman and has no issue,

Emma Hughes, daughter of ji. W. and Mary S. Hughes, was born

August 29, 1850, was married to R, M. Wintersmith, January 17, 1871,

and has four children now living, viz,: Margaret, 25; Emma, 23;

Charles, 21; and Richard, 18 years old—all unmarried, Mary, the

oldest daughter, was bom November 19, 1871, died April 2, 1893.

Ida H. Hughes, daughter of Edward W. and Mary S. Hughes, was born

December 21, 1852, and died August 5, 1854, Helen P. Hughes, daughter

of Edward W. and Mary S. Hughes, was bom April 23, 1855, died

February 28, 1860. Edward Lee Hughes, son of E. W. and Mary S. Hughes,

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was bom January 1, 1859, died August 8, 1865. Morgan 0. Hughes, son

of E. W. and Mary S. Hughes, was born June 29, 1862; was married to

Miss Gussie Sorey, November 14, 1883, and has two children as the

issue of this marriage, viz.: Elizabeth and Mary, 17 and 12 years old

respectively.

Thomas E, Browder, son of Richard and Elizabeth Browder, was born

September 1, 1826, married to Susan Virginia Warfield, December 23,

1856, and five daughters are the issues of this marriage, viz.:

Lizzie D., Susie H., Nannie G., Katie E. and Dora W. Brov;der.

Lizzie D. Brovrder, daughter of Thos, E, and Susan V. Brov^der,

was bom September 1, 1864, married to J. C. Mitchell, April 6, 1898,

and has no issue,

Susie H. Browder, daughter of Thos. E. and Susan V. Browder, was

born August 2, 1866, married to W. E. Barnes, November 2, 1898, and

has no issue,

Nannie G. Browder, daughter of Thos. E. and Susan V. Browder,

was bom January 23, 1868, and is unmarried,

Katie E. Browder, daughter of Thos. E. and Susan V. Browder, was

bom June 19, 1869, and married to S. E, Robertson May 31, 1892, and

two children are the issues of this marriage, viz.: Browder and Vir-

ginia Robertson, aged 8 and 3 years respectively.

Dora W. Browder, daughter of Thos. £, and Susan V, Browder, vras

born February 28, 1872, and is \inmarried.

Caroline E. Browder, daughter of Richard and Elizabeth Browder,

was bom September 26, 1828, was married to J, A. Walker and died

September 30, 1895, leaving two children, viz.: James V. and John T.

Walker.

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James V, Walker, son of J. A. and Caroline E. Walker was bom

June 7, 1851, married to Bowden Rizer, April 29, 1875, and the issues

of this marriage are as follows: Mary, age --, and Richard D. Walker,

age 17 years,

Mary Walker, daughter of James Y. and Bowden Walker, was born

May 30, 1876, and married to J. M. Parry, November 26, 1897, and has

one child, viz.: Elizabeth Perry, age 18 mos,

Richard D. Walker, son of James V. and Bowden Walker, was bom

January 18, 1884, and is unmarried.

John T. V/alker, son of J. A. and Caroline E. Walker, was bom

March 19, 1855, married to Jennie B. Rizer, December 28, 1882, and has

three children, viz.: John T. Walker, Jr., age 15, Richard Rizer

Walker, age 11, and James Volney Wallcer, age 6 years.

William R. Brovrder, son of Richard and Elizabeth Brovj'der, xvas

born May 26, 1832; was married to Helen P. Jones, January 12, 1854,

of which marriage only one issue is now living. He afterwards married

Mary Sydnor of which there is now no living issue.

Lucy Fannie Browder, daughter of William R. and Helen P. Browder,

was bom married to Dr. Daniel Bailey, October 22, 1885. Now

a widow and has one child, Anna, age 14 years.

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WILLIAM C. BROWDfiR AND DESCENDAInITS

There are no available records showing date of birth, marriage

or death of William C. Browder, son of David and Mary Brovrder. He

was bom in Dinwiddie County, Va., and emigrated to Kentucky where

he died between the years 1840 and 1850, most probably about or close

to the year 1845. He married Miss Sarah Hazelwood, from which marriage

the issues were Mary E., Sarah, Martha, Richard C, and Ennine,

Mary E. Browder, daughter of William C. and Sarah Browder, was

born June 2, 1824, married to William B. Hughes, January 12, 1841,

and the issues of this marriage were as follows: Sarah, Virginia B.,

Mary George, Martha, Lizzie B. and Lula Hughes.

Sarah Hughes, daughter of William B. Mary E. Hughes, was born

November 1, 1848; married to Rev. R, W, Hooker, August 28, 1866;

is now a xvidow and has two children--Mary L. Hooker, who was born

August 19, 1871, is unmarried, and Maggie L., who x^as bom May 7, 1877,

married to Mr. Maynard, November 15, 1899, and has no issue.

Virginia B. Hughes was born January 20, 1846, Died February 1,

1897.

Mary George Hughes was born March 7, 1848, married Prof.

Wilson, January 7, 1874, died June 28, 1876=

Martha B. Huahes, daughter of William B. and Mary E. Hughes, was

bom June 22, 1850, married to John Adams, Nov. 27, 1872, and has one

child, Ethel, bom October 6, 1874.

Lizzie B. Hughes, daughter of William B. and Mary E. Hughes, was

bom March 3, 1854; was married to M. E. Sullivan of Longmont, Colorado,

November 30, 1881, and has three children- -Bertha, bom October 18,

1883; Ruth, bom September 28, 1885; and Fred Sullivan, bom May 15,

1889.

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Lulie Hughes, daughter of William and Mary E. Hughes, was bom

September 5, 1859, was married to \V. D. Boyer, January 3, 1883, and

has one child, William H. Boyer, bom November 22, 1883.

Sarah Brov/der, daughter of William C. and Sarah Browder, (date

of birth, marriage and death not known, ) married John Bell, and the

issues of this marriage were Caleb, John, and Sarah,

Caleb Bell, son of John and Sarah Bell, is \inmarried. John Bell

of the same parentage married Miss Petrie and has four children, as

follows: Lucille, married Matthew Watkins and has no issue. Hazel

Bell, age 18; Norrie Bell, age 16, and McRoach Bell, age 13 years.

Sarah Bell, daughter of John and Sarah Bell, (date of birth and

marriage unknown, ) married John M. Roach by whose death she became

a widow, and afterwards married Newton Moore, and is v/ithout issue

by either marriage.

Martha H. Browder, daughter of William C. and Sarah Browder,

(date of birth, marriage and death unknown, ) was bom in Logan County,

Ky. Married Dr. J. S. Baker and emigrated to Missouri, settling at

St. Joseph, where her descendants now reside. She died and left six

children, viz.: Ella Baker, who married Moses Fuqua; Sallie, who

married Mclntyre; Mary, who married Fayette Doniphan; William E., who

married Miss Mclntyre, and is now dead; and Bettie Baker, unmarried.

No farther information could be obtained of this family which now

resides at St, Joseph, Mo., and vicinity.

R. C. Browder, son of William C. and Sarah Browder, was bom

November 7, 1830, married to Amanda Small, October 19, 1854, and the

issues of this marriage were as follows: W. B. Browder, bom March 15,

1858, and unmarried; J. S. Browder, born January 18, 1860, unmarried;

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Mattie G., Martha H., Minnie H., born June 1, 1866, unmarried;

Sallie B., R. C. Jr., bom December 13, 1873; Arthur T., bom March 5,

1875, unmarried; Walter ¥., August 13, 1877, \mmarried.

Mattie G, Browder, daughter of Richard C. and Amanda Browder,

was bom December 13, 1861, married to Joseph J. Bell in 1886, and the

issues of this marriage are two--Mary Helen and Richard Bell,

Mary H, Browder, daughter of Richard C. and Amanda Browder, was

bom October 16, 1863; married to James L. Young, October 27, 1886,

and the issues of this marriage are three, Mattie L., S^ichard B. and

J, L, Young.

Sallie B. Browder, daughter of Richard C. and Amanda Browder, was

bom August 22, 1871, married to E. W. Sydnor, Nov. 21, 1894, and one

child is the issue of the marriage, viz.: Wallace B, Syrfnor.

Ermine Browder, daughter of William C. and Sarah Browder, (date

of birth, marriage and death unknox^, ) married Richard A. Webster

and had three children, viz.: John, Sallie, who married Dr. Chandler,

and Henry who married, name not known, and has three children.

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ANN W. BROV/DER AND DESCENDANTS

Ann W, Browder, daughter of David and Mary Browder, was bom in

Dinv^iddie County, Va., (date of birth and marriage unknown,) was

married to John P. Moore, emigrated to Kentucky, and died June 17,

1847, leaving the following as the issues of this marriage, viz.:

David B,, Mary J., John P., Jr., Martha Ann and George N. Moore,

Daisrid B, Moore, son of John P. and Ann W, Moore, was bom Nov. 16,

1816, was married to Mary White, August, 1855, and died in 1866, and

the issues of this marriage were as follows: William V/., Lucy ¥.,

Mary E., Hays W,, Carrie, Laura, Mattie and Jack Peay Moore,

William W, Moore, son of David B, and Mary Moore, narried Lela

Johnson of Jackson, Tenn., and died in 1897, leaving the following

issues of his marriage, viz.: Vfillicim and Louise Moore,

Lucy W. Moore, daughter of David B. and Mary Moore, married

Millard Bosworth of New Orleans, La., and the following are the

descendants from this marriage, viz.: Rachel W., Millard, Nannie,

Mary, Sydney Johnston, Abel ¥,, Charles (deceased), Lawrence, Stuart

and Lucy,

Mary E. Moore, daughter of David B. and Mary Moore, married

James Daniel Hayward of New Orleans, La., in 1876, and the issues of

this marriage are as follows: Mary B., James D,, Ashton, Wilmer,

Stella, Carrie M,, and Laura Hayward,

Mary J. Moore, daughter of John P. and Ann ¥. Moore, was bom in

Dinwiddle County, Va., November 10, 1818, married to W. S. Evans,

June 30, 1836, and died February 28, 1844, leaving three children as

the issues of this marriage, as follows: Martha F., Sarah A, and

Mary E, Evans,

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Martha F. Evans, bom in Logan County, Ky., May 18, 1837,

married to Walter F. Preston, October 29, 1857, of which marriage

two children were bom--Walter (deceased), and James Cummings Preston- -

now residing at Sewanee, Tenn,

Sarah A. Evans, daughter of William S, and Mary J. Evans, bom

in Logan County, Ky,, July 20, 1839, was married to William F. Car-

penter, May 13, 1860, died December 6, 1900, Four children are now

living as the issues of this marriage, viz.: Mary F., bom October

16, 1865, now married to J. R. Howerton and residing at Blairstown,

Mo.; George E. Carpenter, bom September 23, 1868, now living in Denver,

Col.; V/illiam W. Carpenter, bom October 23, 1871, now living at

Blairsto^vn, Mo.; Addie V. Carpenter, born July 18, 1874, now residing

at Blairstown, Mo,

Mary E. Evans, daughter of William S. and Mary J. Evans, was

bom in Logan County, Ky., November 1, 1842, married to Coltunbus H,

House, September 27, 1866, and of this marriage two children were

bom, as follows: V/illiam B. House, bom June 30, 1868, and Nettie

House, born December 27, 1869, and married to Lloyd C. Campbell—

all of whom now reside in Marion,

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MARTHA A. MOORE AND DESCENDANTS

Martha Ann Moore, daughter of John P, and Ann W. Moore, was bom

May 1, 1824, married to William S, Evans, May 6, 1845, died at Marion,

111., November 22, 1886. The following were the issues of this mar-

raige, viz.: Eliza J. Evans, bom in Logan Coxinty, Ky., August 25,

1846, died September 16, 1847; George W. Evans, bom October. 1^ 1848,

married to Mary L. Harrison, December 25, 1872, who died October 18,

1882, leaving the following descendants as the issues of this marriage,

viz.: William H., bom September 10, 1889; Grace L,, March 4, 1874;

and Harry H. Evans, bom November 4, 1881. Of his second marriage

the issue was one--Helen V, Evans, bom July 24, 1892.

Harriet V. Evans, daughter of V/illiam 3. and Martha A. Evans,

born in Trigg County, Ky., January 12, 1851, married to William M.

Davis, May 27, 1877, of which marriage the following children were

bom: William E., bom January 13, 1878; Fannie E., born October 20,

1881; Bessie and Jessie (twins) born - 21, 1889--all residing

in Marion, Illinois.

Ella C. ivans, daughter of William S. and Martha A. Evans, was

bom in Trigg County, Ky., March 25, 1853, married to Thomas W. Car-

penter, September 17, 1873, and the following children were bom of

this marriage: Nannie E., born December 6, 1877, now married to Dr.

Ira Carney and residing in Blairstown, Mo.; Charles Carpenter, also

residing in Blairstown, bom December 25, 1884.

Lucy, daughter of William S. and Martha A, Evans, was born February

21, 1855, died August 16, 1856.

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Addie P. pvans, daughter of William S. and Martha A. Evans, bom

March 11, 1856, died April 12, 1856.

Emma P. -:.vans, daughter of William S. and Martha A. Evans, was

bom in Henry Coxinty, Mo., October 29, 1859, married to Joseph Fogard,

August 24, 1879, of which marriage two children were bom--V«alter E.

Fogard, bom August 5, 1880, and Joseph Fogard, born November 26,

1891, all living in Marion, Illinois,

Nannie Brov/der Evans, daughter of William S. and Martha A. Evans,

bom November 12, 1861, and died August 13, 1864.

Margaret R. Evans, daughter of 'ATilliam S, and Martha A. Evans,

bom March 18, 1864, married to R. G. T. Clawson, December 18, 1889,

of which marriage the following children were born: Frederick, born

October 12, 1890; Grace, born in April, 1892; Earl, born in August,

1894; Palraore, bom February 22, 1898; and Fannie M. Clawson, born

October 3, 1900.

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JOHN P. MOORE, JR., MD DESCENDMIS

John Peay Moore, Jr., son of John P., Sr., and Ann '/I. Moore,

was bom September 9, 1821, married Mary Campbell Strother, of

Virginia, August 12, 1851, of which Campbell Gumming Moore, Nannie

Campbell, Eliza Strother, and Robert Strother, and John Pendleton

Moore (who was bom and died in 1867), were the issues.

Nannie Campbell Moore, daughter of John P. and Mary C, Moore was

bom July 16, 1858, married Thomas Smith Bean of Augusta, Ga., Feb.

21, 1884, and the following children were bom of this marriage:

Joseph Sanborn Bean, bom Nov. 22, 1884, Marion Moore Bean, born Oct.

24, 1886.

Campbell Cumraing Moore, son of John P., Jr., and Mary C, Moore,

was bom in July and died in August, 1867.

Eliza Strother Moore, daughter of John P. Moore, Jr., and Mary

C. Moore, was born January 19, 1860, was married to Dr. Hayward of New

Orleans, November 3, 1891, and one son was bom of this marriage,

John Moore Hayward, bom August 27, 1892, Dr. Hayward died July 23,

1895, by which his wife became and is now a v/idow,

Robert Strother Moore, son of John P. Jr., and Mary C. Moore,

was bom December 1, 1861, and is unmarried.

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GEORGE N. MOORE AND DESCENDANTS

George N. Moore, son of John P., and Ann W. Moore, was bom in

Logan Coiinty, Ky., January 6, 1827, married to Mary L. Gatewood,

July 11, 1854, and the following were the issues of this marriage:

John P., born in Logan County, Ky., April 23, 1855, and married

Leona V/hite of Marion, 111,, 1876; George N. Moore, Jr., bonv in

Henry County, Mo., and is unmarried; Walter P. Moore, born in Henry

County, Mo., married Nannie Gent of Marion, 111., January 5, 1889, and

has no issue; Fannie M. Moore, bo3ni in Johnson County, Mo., February

5, 1873, married Edv/in H. Goodall of Marion, 111., April 30, 1896,

and died recently, leaving one child, Henrietta Goodall, now two

years old.

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VIRGINIA MOORE AND DESCENDANTS

Nothing could be ascertained as to the date of birth, marriage,

or death of Virginia Moore. She was born in Logan County, Ky,,

married V/illiam Caldwell, of which marriage two children were boam,

viz.: Mary and Mult Caldwell. By the death of her husband she

became a v/idow and afterwards married Benjamin Thomas, and the births

from this marriage were: Lucy, Love and Henry Thomas, She died in

Clarksville, Tenn., about the years 1896 or '97.

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ALT/IEDA BROVroER AND DESCENDANTS

In the absence of records, the date of birth, marriage and death

of Almeda Browder could not be ascertained. She was the daughter of

David and Mary Browder, was bom in Dinwiddie County, Va., married

to Robert Hutchings, and emigrated to Kentucky, and died, leaving

three children, as follows: George H., Mary E., and D. B. Hutchings.

She died at an age between 70 and 80 years but nearer the former,

George H. Hutchings, son of Robert and Almeda Hutchings, was

born January 21, 1822, married Minerva Baker of Augusta, Ky., July 7,

1845, and died November 16, 1893, leaving seven children as the issues

of this marriage, Mary who married T, J. Bailey and has four children,

viz,: Sarah, Mary G., Harry, Mattie L. Bailey; John Hutchings, who

married Lulie Forgy and has three children, viz.; Charles, George

and Minnie Hutchings; Bettie Hutchings, who married Zachary Fuqua,

has no issue; William Hutchings, who married Miss Mary Lou Holly of

Georgia, died in Alabama ten years ago or more, leaving four children,

as follows: Neil, age 24, Julia, age 20, Florence, 2C^ and

Hutchings, 15 years. Martha Hutchings married Thos. Graham and died

at Birmingham, Ala., leaving four children, viz.: Walter, age 24,

Mary, 22, Rosa, 19, and Amelia Grahan^ 17 years. Mallie, who married

Dr. J, B. Boyer, now residing in Alabama, has three children, as

follows: Helen, age 19, Nora A., 15, Virgie Boyer, 2. Carrie

Hutchings, who married J. V/. Robertson, had 3 children- -Mattie G.,

age 18, Maggie G., 14, and William, age 6 years.

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Mary E. Hutchings, daughter of Robert and Almeda Hutchings,

was born in 1828, married to C. M. Warfield in 1846, and died

October, 1899. She was the mother of two children by this marriage,

as follows: William C. "arfield, bom in 1848, married Nannie

Sadler and has eight children, viz.: Laban, Robert, Lizzie, Laura,

John, Thomas, Buford, and Ann. Of these, two are married, viz.:

Laban married Miss Laury McGloflin, has two children (names and ages

not known), Lizzie Warfield v/ho married Harry Kimbrough, who has

two children, names and ages not known.

Bettie V/arfield, daughter of Charles and Mary Warfield, was

bom in 1847, married James R, Young, and died (date not known),

leaving one child, viz.. Bet ie Young, who married Dr. M. L.

Bradley and has three children, as follows: Cora, Mary, and (name

of one and ages of all not known.)

David B. Hutchings, son of Robert and Almeda Hutchings, was born

October 15, 1833, married to Martha A. Small, December 15, 1853,

and died March 6, 1895, and ten children were the issues of this

marriage, as follows: Robert, who married Lucy Bell, November 27,

1884, and died February 1, 1891, leaving one child; James W,, who

married March 8, 1888, Ida Boyer, and has five children- -names and

ages not known. Olive (unmarried); Clarence (unmarried); Ada, who

married L. T. Skelton of McMinnville, Tenn., has no issue; Martha L.

(unmarried); Elizabeth D. (unmarried); Charles H. who died Dec. 6,

1897; George B. (unmarried); and Lena L. Hutchings (unmarried).

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JANE BRO^VDER AND DESCENDAI^ITS

There having been no records available for examination, the date

of birth, marriage and death of Jane Browder is unknown. She was the

daughter of David and Mary Browder, was born in Dinwiddle County, Va,,

married Rev. Caleb Bell, emigrated with her kindred to Kentucky, and

settled in Todd County, Ky., where she died fifty years ago or more.

She was the mother of three children, viz.: William, who died at or

about the age of 15 years; Mary Susan, who married Thomas Clark and

died, leaving two daughters, Mary and Jennie. Mary married Thomas

Shaw and became a widow by the death of her husband, has three

daughters--Jessie, David and Rosa--all married but the names of their

husbands and descendants, if any, are unknown.

Eliza Bell, daughter of Caleb and Jane Bell, married John Mills

and settled in Hopkinsville, Ky., where she and her husband died,

but the date of her birth, loarriage and death is unknown, and also

as to whether she left any descendants or not.

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ROBERT BROV«)ER AND DESCENDANTS

Robert Browder, son of David and Mary Browder, was born in

Dinwiddie County, Va., on the 20th of February, 1804, being the

youngest of the fajnily of children. He emigrated to Kentucky with

his older brothers and sisters where he married Miss Helen uTalker,

daur hter of Hon. David V/alker, on the 30th of December, 1825, of

which marriage one child was born, viz., George R, Browder. His wife

having died shortly after this birth, he married, on the 25th of

December, 1828, Sarah L. Gilmer, daughter of Nicholas M. and Amelia

Gilmer, of Christian County, Ky., and the issues of this marriage were

Helen, Amelia M., John N., William M., Robert M,, Francis G. and Mary

M., David P., James W., and Annie E. Browder. He was a very prominent

citizen, served for several terms as a member of the Kentucky Legis-

lature, and was prominently mentioned at one time as a candidate to

represent his district in Congress, but declined to stand for nomination

on account of his precarious health. He died on the 17th of August,

1890, aged 86 years, 5 months, and 28 days.

Rev. George R. Browder, son of Robert and Helen Brov/der, was born

January 10, 1827, married to Ann E. Warfield, September 5, 1850, and

died, September 3, 1886, The issues of this marriage were as follows:

Helen S., Robert V/., Hanson W., Luther W., George R., Jr., M.D,; Wallace

W, Browder, Sarah Virginia, Ann E. and Lizzie W. Browder,

Helen S. Browder, daughter of George R. and Ann E. Browder, was

bom August 5, 1851, married to Charles W, Roach, December 7, 1871,

and has the following children surviving: Lizzie, age 27; Ruth, age

25, (married to R. W, Taylor and has three children, viz.: Sarah,

age 8, Charles, age 6, and Franklin Taylor, age 4 years;) wSusan R.,

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age 22; John B., age 20; George R., age 17; Helen V/. Roach, age 13

years, and Mary W. Roach, age 11 years.

Rev, R. W. Browder, son of George R. and Ann E, Browder, was bom

April 23, 1853; was married to Miss Sadie Williams of Llizabethtown,

Ky., April 26, 1889, who died after the birth of her first child--

Maty Browder- -who is now 10 years old. He afterwards married Miss Lydia

Sullivan of which marriage three children have been born, two of whom

died in infancy, leaving one surviving, George R. Browder, age 2 years,

Hanson V/, Browder, son of George R. and Ann E. Browder, was born

July 8, 1855, married Miss Virginia Martin of Greenville, Ky., October

20, 1883, one child is the issue of this marriage, viz., Warfield

Browder, age 15 years.

Dr. George Richard Browder, son of George R. and Ann E. Browder,

was born June 17, 1857, died February 25, 1889.

Sarah Virginia Browder, daughter of George R. and Ann E, Browder,

was born November 19, 1858, died November 21, 1860.

Rev. Luther W. Browder, son of George R. and Ann .. Browder, was

bom April 6, 1861, married Miss Carrie B, Sullivan of Mississippi,

December 20, 1892, and the issues of this marriage are three children,

viz.: Robert L., George R,, and Lizzie Browder,

Wallace W, Browder, son of George R. and Ann E, Browder, was born

October 12, 1865, and is unmarried.

Lizzie Warfield Browder, daughter of George R. and Ann £. Browder,

was bom May 20, 1870, died September 17, 1870.

John N. Browder, son of Robert and Sarah L. Brov;der, was bom in

Christian County, Ky., February 17, 1833, married Miss Olivia Susan,

daughter of Neil and Eliza P. Blue of Montgomery, Alabama, Sept. 1,1357,

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of which marriage the following children were born, viz.: Robert

Neil, born J\ine 13, 1858, died August 1, 1860; Francis B., Jr.,

born December 14, 1860; Lilian, bom September 21, 1863, unmarried;

Eugenia, born January 9, 1867, died February 27, 1872; George R.,

born July 7, 1869, unmarried; John N., Jr., born October 28, 1871,

died July 24, 1873; and Lucy R. Brovrder, bom November 11, 1875,

unmarried,

Olivia A., wife of John N, Browder, *i^xȣxSisitRxKxx8xiSKite2:,

died March 27, 1888, and he was again married to Mrs. Sarah F. Fogle-

man, July 22, 1890, of which marriage there is no issue.

Frank G. Browder, Jr., son of John N. and Olivia S. Browder,

was bom December 14, 1860, was married to Miss Jennie Todd, Jan.

18, 1888, and the issues of this marriage are as follows: George M.,

bom August 20, 1888, Ida, bom December 1, 1889, Lucie R., born

November 11, 1891, Lilian, bom August 25, 1893, Ellen B., born

November 20, 1897, and Olivia Susan B. Browder, bom March 29, 1890.

Helen Browder, daughter of Robert and Srah L. Browder, was bom

in Logan County, Ky., November 2, 1829, and died June 14, 1833.

Amelia M, Browder, daughter of Robert and Sarah L. Browder, was

bom February 14, 1831, and died July 17, 1831.

William M. Browder, son of Robert and Sarah L. Browder, was bom

in Logan Co\inty, Ky., June 18, 1837, married iimma L., daughter of

J. P. and Frances Jones of Logan County, Ky., January 11, 1859. Emma

L. Browder, wife of William M. Braider, died a few years ago (date not

known), leaving the following descendants: Sarah F. Browder, Robert

F. Browder, who was born in Logan Coimty, Ky., Dec. 18, 1859, and is

unmarried.

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Sarah F,, daughter of William M. and Emma L. Broi/der, was born

in Logan County, Ky,, September 16, 1861, married to Millard F. Flynn,

son of Bunberry and Oreieza Flynn, of Montgomery, Ala., November 5,

1877, and the issues of this marriage are as follows: Emma 1., born

in Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 30, 1878; Robert Browder, born in Logan Co.,

Ky,, December 10, 1879; Lucien, bom in Montgomery Co . , Ala., October

18, 1881; Wilmer M., bom January 26, 1889; Tandy G., bom February

16, 1891; Millard F., born March 24, 1894; and Fletcher J. Flynn,

bom May 4, 1898.

Robert M., son of Robert and Sarah L, Browder, was bom January

19, 1840, and died in the summer of 1859.

Francis G. Browder, son of Robert and Sarah L. Brox^der, was bom

in Logan County, Ky., June 26, 1843, married Miss Alice F. Barton,

daughter of John M. and Caroline ¥. Barton of Logan Co.,,Ky,, November

12, 1867, of which marriage the following children were born: George

M., bom in Logan Co., Ky., September 18, 1868; Carrie L., born in

Lo^mdes Co., Ala., October 26, 1870; Mary Ella, born in Lowndes Co.,

Ala., November 24, 1872; Robert Barton, born in Montgomery Co., Ala.,

November 6, 1875; Alice E., born in Montgomery Co., Ala., August 13,

1879, died December 27, 1882; Frank N., born in Montgomery Co., Ala.,

July 8, 1882; James W., born October 27, 1884; John Morgan, bom

April 16, 1887; and William Leroy Browder, bom June 4, 1890, and died

August 24, 1891.

Mary M. Browder, daughter of Robert and Sarah L. Broxirder, was bourn

in Logan Co., Ky,, February 11, 1846, was married to Thomas B. Sydnor,

son of David B, and Catherine Sydnor, February 11, 1869, and two

children were born of this marriage, as follows: Robert H., bom

June, 1870, and Katie G. Sydnor, bom May 20, 1882, both unmarried.

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David P. Browder, son of Robert and Sarah L. Browder, was bom

in Logan Co., Ky,, October 19, 1348, married Miss Florence A. Bailey,

October 11, 1871, and the issues of this marriage are as follows:

J. Bailey Brw der, bom July 27, 1872; Annie G., born July 12, 1876,

died November 23, 1879; Robert M., born March 8, 1882--all of whom

are unmarried,

James V/. Browder, son of Robert and Sarah L, Browder, was bom

in Logan Co., Ky., Mary 19, 1851, married Miss Margaret Walker, daughter

of Judge John C. Walker, of Louisville, Ky., December 23, 1885, and

has no issue,

Ann Elizabeth Browder, daughter of Robert and Sarah L, Browder,

was born in Logan Co., Ky,, June 27, 1853, married Dr. Daniel Bailey,

son of Dr. Jonathan Bailey, of Logan Co,, Ky., June 1, 1881, and died

September 21, 1884, with living issue.

This is a full and complete record of the descendants of David

and Mary Browder, who was before marriage Mary Cousins, Most of the

information used in making it was derived from authentic sources,

while the smaller part was obtained necessarily from traditional

knowledge and the facts secured from the most reliable informants

were adopted and used, V/hile it may not be fully correct, it is as

nearly so as it can be made in the absence of much necessary and

authentic record. The leading and essential facts I am satisfied are

correct, while some of the minor details may not be fully so.

THOMAS E. BKOIVDER

Olmstead, Ky., November 27, 1901.

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THE SYDNOR BRMCH OF THE FMILY

The above record, as traced by my cousin, Thomas E. Browder,

embraces the descendants of our grandfather and mother, David and Mary

Cousins Browder, only as it incidentally refers to his first marriage

with Mary Pegram and the marriage of their only child and daughter,

Mary Browder, to Anthony Sydnor of Virginia. The following is the

best outline record that can be gotten in time for this publication,

but in the larger work that will embrace a record of the entire Browder

family in this co^lntry, information to be embocied in which I am

collecting as rapidly as possible, I shall endeavor to get a fuller

and more complete record as to dates, etc., of the descendants of

Anthony and Mary Browder Sydnor. There were born to them seven children -

five boys and two girls, as follows: Joseph, David B., Edward, Martha,

Sarah Ann, Thomas A., and Baker Sydnor.

Joseph Sydnor, son of Anthony and Mary Browder Sydnor, was bom

in Virginia in 1801, and moved with the Browder and Sydnor families

to Kentucky in 1820, and settled with them in Green County, where he

married and died in early life. The names of his wife and children

are not known, and they are also dead,

David B. Sydnor, son of Anthony and Mary Browder Sydnor, was

bom in Virginia, February 18, 1803, married Catherine Milliard,

February 14, 1828, by whom he had eight children, as follows:

Washington A. W., David E., Thomas B., Robert A., Mary E., Sarah F.,

Elizabeth R., and Sophia A. Sydnor.

W. A. W. Sydnor, son of David B, and Catherine Sydnor, was bom

October 17, 1831, was married to Mariah Ellen Spillman, March 22, 1855,

by whom he had one child, a daughter, Katie Belle Sydnor.

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Katie Belle Sydnor, daughter of ¥. A. ¥. and Ellen Sydnor, was

born June 1 , 1860, married James H. Winfree of Hopkinsville, Ky,,

December 20, 1883. There were bom to them two children-- a daughter

and a son. Beulah S. Winfree was born July 27, 1888, and Wm. Henry

Winfree, was born October 26, 1896.

David E. Sydnor, son of David B. and Catherine Sydnor, was born

November 2, 1832, was married to Piety Greenfield of Todd Co., Ky.,

February 4, 1857, The issues from this marriage were three sons,

Caleb, V/illiam and James Sydnor, Caleb lived to be a grown man, but

never married, ^e went to Texas in quest of health and died there

about fifteen years ago, William died when about twelve years of age,

James Sydnor, son of David and Piety Sydnor, (date of birth un-

known) married Miss Mollie Sun of Texas, and now resides in that state.

Date of marriage and names of children iinknown.

David E. Sydnor married the second time to Frances Cornelius,

November 26, 1863, By this union there were bom to them four children,

three sons and a daughter- -E, Wallace, Leslie A., Robert A., and

Laura Sydnor,

E. Wallace Sydnor, son of David E, and Frances Sydnor, was bom

September 12, 1865, married Sallie B, Browder, daughter of Richard C,

and Amanda Browder, November 21, 1894, and one child is the issue

from this marriage--a son--W. B, Sydnor, I believe,

Leslie A. Sydnor, son of David E, and Frances Sydnor, was born

January, 1867, and is unmarried,

Robert A. Sydnor, son of David E, and Frances Sydnor, was bom

October 29, 1868, was married December 22, 1891, to Miss Mary Collins.

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The issue from this marriage was one child, a girl, whose name is

Fannie, I think, the father dying soon after its birth, December 12,

1893.

Laura Sydnor, daughter of David E. and Frances Sydnor, was born

July 26, 1870. She married Robert Mason of Mori^anf ield, Ky., May 6,

1891, and now resides in that town. They had three di ildren- -Arthur,

Allen Waller, and Ruth E. Mason. Arthur Mason was bom April 14, 1892,

died January 20, 1893. Allen Waller Mason was bom January 28, 1894.

Ruth E. Mason was born January 8, 1896,

David E. Sydnor married the third time. His wife being Mrs,

Bettie I'hurston, daughter of Edward and Mary Hughes, whose names

appear in the Browder record. David E. Sydnor died some 15 ^e ars

since, but his i/ife is still living and resides with her mother in

Bowling Green, Ky.

Thomas B. Sydnor, son of David B. and Catherine Sydnor, was bom

March 7, 1835, was married to Mary M. Browder, daughter of Robert

and Sarah L. Browder, February 11, 1859. There were born to them

two children, Robert Harman, bom June 1, 1870, and unmarried; and

Katie G, Sydnor, born May 20, 1882, and unmarried,

Robert A. Sydnor, son of David B. and Catherine Sydnor, was

bom May 13, 1837, and died quite young. \

Mary E. Sydnor, daughter of David B, and Catherine Sydnor, was

born April 20, 1839, and was married to William R. Browder, November

24, 1864. There was only one child, Katie H. Browder, born September

13, 1865, and died July 10, 1866.

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Sarah F. Sydnor, daughter of David B, and Catherine Sydnor, was

bom May 15, 1842, mtrried James F. Johnson of Clarksville, Tenn.,

May 25, 1869. She lived only a short while after marrying, leaving

no children.

Elizabeth R. Sydnor, daughter of David B. and Catherine Sycinor,

was bom March 13, 1844, and died in childhood.

Sophia A. Sydnor, daughter of David B. and Catherine Sydnor, was

born June 6, 1846, and also died in childhood.

Edward Sydnor, son of Anthony and Mary Brovrder Sydnor, was bom

in 1805, date of marriage and to \i\om married unknovm to me. Moved

West V7ith his family and nothing is known of them.

Martha Sydnor, daughter of Anthony and Mary Browder Sydnor, was

born in 1807; married (date unknown) Paschal V/illiams of Green Co.,

Ky. Their children were Archie, Thomas A., David, V/oodson, Joseph,

and Bettie. We think the children were all married, but have no

record of their families.

Sarah Ann Sydnor, daughter of Anthony and Mary Brovrder Sydnor,

was born in 1809. She married John Bailey of Green Co., Ky., and

the issues of their marriage were four sons--John, Thomas, Robert,

and William. I know nothing of the dates of their birth or marriage;

in fact I know not whether any have families, except Thomas J,, who

married Mollie Hutchings, daughter of Dr. George H. Kutchings, and

the record of whose family has already been given in the preceding

record of the Browder family.

Thomas A. Sydnor, son of Anthony and Mary Browder Sydnor, was

born in 1811; married to Sarah Walthal of Green County, I suppose

(date xmknown), and there was bom to them the following children:

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William, Almeda, Anthony and Browder Sydnor. Nothing is known of them

by me further than that they reside in Hart County, Ky., or did x^rhen

I last heard from them.

Baker Sydnor, son of /u:\thony and Mary Brov/der Sydnor, was bom

in Virginia (as were the rest of his brothers and sisters) in 1813,

He never married and died in Russellville, Ky,, in 1833 with cholera.

This completes the record of David Browder 's descendants by his

two wives Mary Pegram and Mary Cousins Browder, That of grand-

father's brothers. Rev, Littleberry and William Browder, the only two

that are positively known to me, will be embraced in the general his-

tory which I am endeavoring to compile of the entire family in this

country. Nothing was known to us prior to the getting up of this

record, of Uncle William's descendants, but I have information which

seems conclusive that the North Carolina Brov/ders, who finally emigrated

to Tennessee and settled in Monroe Co,, near Sweetwater, are some of

his descendants. They are an intelligent and prosperous people and

rank high in the conmiunities in which tliey reside, and like the Browders

everywhere I have found them, are the patrons of education and religion,

of all that is noblest and best in life,

I feel that we owe a debt of gratitude to Cousin Thomas E,

Browder, who got up this family record, and Cousin Jack P. Moore,

who incited him to the good work. Their efforts have aroused in me

an earnest desire to have a full and as complete history of the entire

family as can be obtained, and to that end 1 have already collected

a great deal of very interesting information, and if I can get the

cooperation of all the members of our great and honored family, I

shall succeed in accomplishing the desired result, God being willing.

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This general record will be a surprise to all, as the family is much

more numerous than any have suspected. I'here are several different

branches I have found, one or more of which is larger than our own;

and if this record could be interspersed (as it should be) with bio-

graphical sketches of the prominent men and women of the family, with

half tone likenesses of same, it would make a very interesting his-

tory not only to those of us who are now living, but to our posterity.

My plan is to get some member of each branch to get up personal

sketches and furnish pictures of the prominent members of their

particular families, which they wish inserted. This I think v/ould

stimulate the interest of all and make a more satisfactory history.

I would like to have an expression from those who read this and are

interested in the matter as to their willingness to cooperate with

me and share the expense of such an undertaking with me. I have not

undertaken this work with the purpose of making money out of it,

but have been actuated simply and solely by the love I bear my family

and the pride I have in its noble history and the desire to transmit

it to our children after us. I shall never cease to thank God for our

noble parentage. They have left us an imperishable heritage. The

heritage of a noble and good name that I prize more highly than all

the honors or riches that the world can bestow, and which I had

rather bequeath to my children than the wealth of the world.

My highest ambition in life is to be like my noble and saintly

father and mother, and have the love and respect and admiration of

all who know me in the same degree which they had from all who knew

them, and if I can only succeed in impressing myself upon my children

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and upon the generation in which I live as they impressed themselves

upon their children and upon the generation in which they lived, I

shall always praise God that he permitted me to live in this world,

DAVID P. BRO\VDER

Since getting out the little pamphlet- -Genealogy of David

Brov^der and Descendants--! have found some earlier history, obtained

by my nephew. Rev. R. W. Browder, from his father. Rev. George R,

Browder, who got it from our father, Robert Brov/der. It is as

follows:

One ----- Browder, an Englishman, married a Welsh woman, and

emigrated to America early in the 18th century, and settled in

Virginia, x^rhere he lived and died. His name has not been retained

in the family. The children of these progenetors of the Browder

family were Richard, Joseph, Arthur, George and Nancy, as far as

known. Nancy married a Mr, Poole,

Richard Browder married a Miss Mary Thompson, as recorded in the

above-mentioned history, and the following children were born to

them, Susannah, John, Charles, William, David, Littleberry, Thompson,

Mary, Martha, Nancy, and Wilmuth, Susannah married first John Thacker

to whom were bom three children, Mary, Nancy, and David Thacker.

She married the second time George Timmons and the issues of this

marriage were Elizabeth, Susan, and Martha Timmons, John Brov/der, son

of Richard and Mary Thompson Brov/der was killed when a boy by the

accidental discharge of a gun, Charles Browder, son of Richard and

Mary Thompson Browder, volunteered as a soldier in the Revolutionary

War and died of disease in camp about the year 1773,

David Browder' s history has already been given in record just

completed. Thompson Browder, son of Richard and Mary Thompson

Browder, married (to whom unknown) and his children were Benjamin,

Elizabeth, Johnathan, and others. Martha Browder, daughter of Richard

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and Mary Thompson Browder, married a cousin Isham Browder. Their

children were Mary and Richard so far as is known,

V/illiam C. Browder, son of Kichard and Mary Thompson Browder,

as related in above record, has left no record that can positively

be traced. Littleberry's record is embraced in the above work

just published.

Nancy Browder, daughter of Richard and Mary Thompson Browder,

married Thomas Williams and bore him six children, Hartwell W,,

Edward, Lewis, Mary T., Nathan, and Jones Williams, This completes

the full history so far as known by my father, Robert Browder, son

of David and Mary Cousins Browder.

DAVID P. BROWDER

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