Descendants of Samuel Cope
Bullock County, Alabama



Submiited by:
Jerry Segars
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AUG 2006

Ancestors of Martha Elizabeth KING
1. Martha Elizabeth1 KING, born 6 Feb 1850 in , AL; died 21 Jan 1927, daughter of 2. Charles Augustus KING and 3. Jane R. WILLIAMS. She married abt 1866 James J. BECK, born Dec 1847 in , AL.
Notes for Martha Elizabeth KING
CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1850, page 240.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 886.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1870, page 426.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1880, page 473D (ED 60, Sh 28).

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1900, ED 51, Sh 1. (page 167).

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1910, ED 70, Sh 3. (Bullock
Precinct, page 193).

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1920, ED 80, Sh 1 (Bullock
Precinct).

BIRTH: H. R. King Family Bible.

CHURCH: Joined Antioch PBC in June 1883.
Notes for James J. BECK
BURIED: Bullock Cemetery, Crenshaw County, AL..

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1870, page 426.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1880, page 473 (ED 60, Sh 28).

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1900, page 167.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1910, page 193-ED 70, Sh 3B- (Bullock Precinct).

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1920, ED 80, Sh 1. (Bullock
Precinct).

CHURCH: Joined Antioch PBC in September, 1878.

The following are speculative:

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, Henderson Store P. O., Election Precinct 9. Jacob Beck age 60, born in NC, spouse Susan age 43 born in SC with children: John, age 24, born in SC; William, age 20 born in SC; Mariah, age 18, born in SC; Caleb, age 16, born in AL; Samuel, age 14 born in AL; Martin, age 12 born in AL; James age 10 born in AL; Martha, age 8 born in AL and Stephen, age 6, born in AL.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Darlington County, SC 1830 and 1840. A Jacob Beck and a William Beck enumerated.
Children of Martha Elizabeth KING and James J. BECK were as follows:
i Sarah Emma BECK, born 2 Mar 1870 in , AL, Coffee County; died 6 Nov 1948. She married on 12 Jan 1887 in , AL, Coffee County Bethel L. BRYAN Jr., born 4 Jan 1862 in , AL, Butler County; died 8 May 1931 in , AL, Coffee County, son of Bethel Laneston BRYAN and Elizabeth RUSSELL. Notes: NOTE: Dau of James Beck and Martha King Beck. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1870, page 426. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1900, ED 49, Sh 1. SOURCE: PAF/GEDCOM File of Faye Smith (RIN 720).
ii Fanny BECK, born abt 1875 in , AL. She married in 1891 in , AL, Coffee County Daniel SELLERS, born abt 1847. Notes: MARRIED: Don Sellers. Coffee County Marriage Records; 1891, Book 3, page 361. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1920, ED 72, Sh 5. (Parkers Mill Precinct).
iii Elvira BECK, born Apr 1877 in , AL. She married abt 1896 James COOK, born Nov 1872. Notes: MARRIED: James Mcdonald Cook. (Grandparents of Drexal Cook of Elba). SOURCE: Telephone conversation with Wayne Mills-Griffin-Adams, Phenix City, AL 31 Aug 1992. She is daughter of Ophelia Beck and grandaughter of James and Martha Beck. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1900, ED 44, Sh 12. Four children, three living. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1910, ED 47, Sh 1. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1920, ED 49, Sh 4.
iv Charlie E. BECK, born Jun 1887 in , AL. He married abt 1900 Sadie MILLS, born abt 1878 in , AL. Notes: SOURCE: Telephone conversation with Wayne Adams, Phenix City, AL 31 Aug 1992. She is daughter of Ophelia Beck and grandaughter of James and Martha Beck. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1900, page 167. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1910, ED 48, Sh 3 (page 169, Childerville Precinct).
v Espy BECK, born Aug 1880 in , AL. She married abt 1896 Henry TURMAN, born Jun 1874 in , AL. Notes: MARRIED: Henry Turman. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1900, page 167. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1910, ED 48, Sh 3 (page 169, Childersville Precinct).
vi Cassie BECK, born abt 1887 in , AL. He married in 1906 in , AL, Coffee County Laura MILLS, born abt 1886 in , AL. Notes: MARRIED: Laura Mills, sister of Sadie Mills. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1910, ED 47, Sh 2. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1920, ED 49, Sh 4. MARRIAGE: Coffee County Marriage Records; 1906, Book 7-A, page 142.
vii Mattie Ophelia BECK, born 4 Nov 1893 in , AL; died 20 Nov 1963 in , AL. She married Clifton MILLS, born abt 1889 in , AL. Notes: MARRIED: Clifton Eugene Mills and their children were Lawrence, Glenn, Beunah, Gafford, Mary, Cathy Wayne, Delton, and Myrna. Mary married Harold Conner and had son divorced and now married to James Moore. Cathy Wayne is now married to Red Griffin. SOURCE: Cathy Wayne Mills in telephone conversation. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1900, page 167. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1910, page 193 (Bullock Precinct). CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1920, ED 80, Sh 6. BIRTH/DEATH: Headstone.
viii William A. BECK, born Nov 1873. He married Holley C. TURMAN, born 22 Apr 1876; died 24 Jun 1934, daughter of TILLMAN G. TURMAN and Sarah (---). Notes: SOURCE: Descendancy Chart of Edward Turman provided by Joyce Boyette. MARRIED: Hollie ?. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1900, page 167. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1910, ED 70, Sh 2 (Carpenters Precinct). CENSUS: U. S. Census, Covington County, AL 1920, ED 56, Sh 5.
Generation 2
2. Charles Augustus2 KING, born 11 Oct 1816 in , SC; died 10 Sep 1879 in , AL, Coffee County, RR, son of 4. Rev. George KING and 5. Elizabeth WILLIAMS. He married abt 1835 3. Jane R. WILLIAMS, born 13 Dec 1819 in , SC; died 4 Jan 1903 in Freemanville, AL, Escambia County, daughter of 6. John WILLIAMS and 7. Ann GUTHERIE.
Notes for Charles Augustus KING
DATA: First reported in the 1840 Census - Dale County, p. 010. Wife Jane moved to Escambia County about 1898, died there and was buried in Jack Springs Cemetery.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Dale County, AL, 1840, page 010.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL, 1850, page 240. Enumerated
next to Melton Williams.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL, 1855, page 40.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL, 1860, pages 886-87.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL, 1870, page 425.

BIRTH-DEATH: Headstone, Antioch Cemetery, Coffee County, AL.. Also H. R.
King Bible.

CHURCH: Joined Antioch PBC 8 Sep 1878 (2 days before he died).
Notes for Jane R. WILLIAMS
CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL, 1850, page 240.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL, 1860, page 886.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL, 1870, page 425.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Escambia County, AL, 1900, ED 152 Sh 2 (page 259).

BIRTH-DEATH: Headstone, Jack Springs Cemetery, Escambia County, AL.. See McFarland, Reginald and Shelton, Lennis and Leslie; Headstones and Heritages Cemeteries of Escambia County, AL, page 207. (Headstone states that she was the wife of C. A. King buried in Coffee County, AL.). Also see H. R. King Bible.

CHURCH: Jane King joined Beaverdam Primitive Baptist Church by letter in Jun 1847 and again by letter in 1851. See letter dated 4 Mar 1992 from Glennie Lunsford, Clerk, Beaverdam PBC. She was one of the original organizers of Antioch PBC in 1868. Dismissed by letter from Antioch in 1898. Based on the letter of dismissal, it appears that she moved to Escambia County about 1898-1899.

BETHEL PBC: Montgomery County. Williams who were members - Butler Williams
joined Jun 1828, dismissed by letter 13 Feb 1836. Sarah Williams joined 26 Jan 1828 (same day George King, father of Charles Augustus King, joined). 1834, Joseph Williams certified ordination of Haywood M. Todd as minister (actual date 5 Dec 1830) in Clarke County, AL. Sarah Williams was the wife of Butler Williams. Sarah received her letter of dismissal in 1848.
Children of Charles Augustus KING and Jane R. WILLIAMS were as follows:
i George Augustus1 KING Sr., born 19 Oct 1836 in , AL, Pike County, RR; died 17 Oct 1907 in , AL, Coffee County, RR. He married (1) abt 1857 in , AL Susan WASDEN, born 6 Sep 1835 in , AL, Pike County, RR; died 18 Apr 1902 in , AL, Coffee County, RR, daughter of MORRIS WASDEN and Elender BECK; (2) on 31 Jan 1906 in , AL, Coffee County Sarah Jane FRAZIER. Notes: BIRTH-DEATH: Headstone, Antioch Cemetery, Coffee County, AL. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL, 1850, page 240. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL, 1860, page 887. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL, 1870, page 426. Note: Beside George was William and Elizabeth Childers, 80 and 75 respectively. On several censuses they have been enumerated near the Kings and Williams - probably relatives. The Childers and Kings lived near each other and moved about the same time. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL, 1880, page 164. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL, 1900, ED 45, Sh 5A. (Childersville precinct). MARRIAGE: (2d), Coffee County, AL Marriage Records 29 Jan 1906. Married Jane Frazier 31 Jan 1906. (home of Lydia Wasden). BIRTH: H. R. King Family Bible records birth as 13 Oct 1839. CHURCH: Joined Antioch PBC in May, 1878. Was active in the church for many years per minutes of that church. MARRIAGE: !CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1900, ED 45, Sh 5A indicates marriage of 43 years.
ii Emeline Jo1 KING, born 14 Feb 1841; died 15 Nov 1916. She married (1) abt 1858 in , AL John HALL, born 1835 in , AL; (2) in 1888 in , AL, Coffee County Thomas WASDEN, born Jan 1827 in , AL; died 18 Jan 1911 in , AL, Escambia County, son of MORRIS WASDEN and Elender BECK. Notes: MARRIED: 1st John Hall and 2d Thomas Wasden. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1850, page 240. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, Al 1860, page 39 (as published by the Pea River Historical Society). Her husband was overseer for David Garrison. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, Al 1870, p 465 (HH 96) (Jul 1870 enumeration). Also see page 426 enumerated in Jun 1870. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1880, page 473D (ED 60 Sh 28). CENSUS: U. S. Census, Escambia County, AL 1900, ED 152, Sh 3. (page 260). CENSUS: U. S. Census, Escambia County, AL 1910, ED 81, Sh 6. GD Essie L. Wasden, age 1, enumerated in the household. BIRTH: H. R. King Family Bible. BIRTH-DEATH: Headstone, Jack Springs Cemetery, Escambia County, AL.. CHURCE: She was member # 18 at Antioch PBC. Note states that she married Thomas Wasden and received letter of dismissal 1896. She joined in Jul 1870.
iii MORRIS1 KING, born 28 May 1843 in , AL, Pike County, AL; died 31 Oct 1922 in , AL, Escambia County. He married (1) on 9 Aug 1866 in , AL, Pike County Catherine SHAW, born 7 Aug 1838 in , AL; died 15 Mar 1885 in , AL, daughter of Alexander SHAW and Martha COKER; (2) abt 1886 Fredonia KOLB, born Feb 1852 in , AL; died abt 1905, daughter of Abel J. KOLB and Rachel R. (---); (3) abt 1907 Mary (---), born abt 1857 in , AL. Notes: SOURCE: McFarland, Reginald and Shelton, Lennis and Leslie; Headstones and Heritages Cemeteries of Escambia County, Alabama; Served in the Confederate Army. (Mortimer "A" 18th Al Inf (p. 633) Was buried in Escambia County - Jack Springs Cemetery. MARRIAGE: 1st to Katherine, daughter of Alex Shaw and Martha Coker Shaw. Pike County Marriage Records 1864-1867; page 476. Katherine is buried in Antioch Cemetery, Coffee County, AL; 2nd to Donnie Kolb who is buried in Jack Springs Cemetery beside Morris. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1850, page 240. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 886-887. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1870, page 395. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1880, page 164. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1900, page ED 45, Sh 2B. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Escambia County, AL 1910, ED 82, Sh 17. CHURCH: Joined Antioch PBC in Jul 1875. Was very active in the church throughout the period to about 1900 per minutes.
iv Henry Robert1 KING, born 28 Apr 1845 in , AL, Pike County; died 30 Aug 1926 in TX, Van Zandt County. He married (1) abt 1866 Ellen CUMBY, born abt 1846 in , GA; (2) Melissa WHITE, born Dec 1845 in , AL; (3) Ida GRAHAM. Notes: FAMILY HISTORY: See The Van Zandt County Genealogical Society; The History of Van Zandt County Texas; F328, page 313. MILITARY: Served in CSA, 33rd Alabama Infantry, Company A. Joined 10 Mar 1861 per Our Heritage; published by Van Zandt County, TX Genealogical Society; Volume 3, number 4, page 23. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1850, page 240. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 886. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1870, page 395. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Van Zandt County, TX 1880, ED 123, Sh 12. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Smith County, TX, 1900, ED 108, Sh 14. BIRTH-DEATH: H. R. King Family Bible.
v Noah C.1 KING, born 23 Oct 1846 in , AL; died 7 Apr 1864 in Marietta, GA. Notes: DEATH: Company A, 33rd Alabama Infantry. Killed in battle 7 Apr 1864, near Marietta, GA.. Then in Company K. BIRTH: H. R. King Family Bible. That record reflects death in 1863. Military records reflects 1864. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1850, page 240. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 886.
vi Wilborne1 KING, born 11 Apr 1848 in , AL, Pike County; died 11 Nov 1928 in , TX, Van Zandt County. He married abt 1870 Sarah Rebecca PRESCOTT, born 19 May 1847 in , AL, Coffee County; died 1 Apr 1926 in , TX, Van Zandt County. Notes: CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1850, page 240. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 886. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1870, page 395. Also enumerated in the household was Melissa Prescott, Rebecca's sister. CENSUS: U. S. Census; Van Zandt County, TX 1880, ED 123, Sh 12. CENSUS: U. S. Census; Van Zandt County, TX 1900, ED 134, Sh 16B. CENSUS: U. S. Census; Van Zandt County, TX 1910, ED 118, Sh 6B. SOURCE: History of Van Zandt County, TX; Volume II; Also see Family Record prepared by Nell Carter, Wills Point, TX, and H. R. King Family Bible.
1 vii Martha Elizabeth1 KING, born 6 Feb 1850 in , AL; died 21 Jan 1927. She married abt 1866 James J. BECK, born Dec 1847 in , AL.
viii John Lee1 KING, born 5 Dec 1852 in , AL; died 28 Feb 1912 in , AL, Escambia County. He married (1) Martha SHAW, born 18 Apr 1847 in , AL; died 21 Sep 1885; (2) on 14 Nov 1885 in , AL, Pike County Julia WARREN, born abt 1859 in , AL. Notes: MARRIAGE: 1st to Martha Shaw, dau of Alex Shaw and Martha Coker (buried in Antioch Cemetery Coffee County, AL) 2d Julia Warren who died ca 1931 or 1932 (Buried beside John L. King) at Jack Spring Cemetery, Escambia County, AL.. BURIAL: McFarland, Reginald and Shelton, Lennis and Leslie; Headstones and Heritages Cemeteries of Escambia County, AL, page 207. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 886. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1870, page 425. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL, 1880, page 164. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Escambia County, AL, 1900, page Ed 152, Sh 4. Page 261. The children were divided by marriage on the basis of the date of death of Martha (1885) and the indication in the 1900 census that Julia was married 14 years with 5 living children. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Escambia County, AL, 1910, page ED 82, Sh 38. CHURCH: Was member # 54, joining Antioch PBC in September, 1878. Received letter of dismissal in 1897.
ix James M.1 KING, born 13 Oct 1855 in , AL; died 29 Jul 1881. He married abt 1876 Emily (---), born abt 1860 in , AL. Notes: CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 886. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1870, page 425. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1880, page 165. (ED 149, Sh 18). BIRTH-DEATH: H. R. King Family Bible. Also telephone conversation with Nell Carter (Wills Point, TX) 20 Oct 1991. CHURCH: Joined Antioch PBC in Jul 1877.
x Melissa1 KING, born abt 1855 in , AL; died 1908. Notes: CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 886. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1870, page 425. DEATH: Year provided by Nell Carter, Wills Point, TX in telephone conversation dated 20 Oct 1991.
xi William Elbert1 KING, born 5 May 1856 in , AL; died 1922 in , AL. He married abt 1875 Adella BRYAN, born Mar 1857 in , AL; died 1952 in , AL, daughter of William C. BRYAN and Elvira A. RANDAL. Notes: MARRIED: Adella Bryant 1852-1952. BIRTH-DEATH: Antioch Cemetery headstone. Also see H. R. King Family Bible. Bible record reflects death date of 11 Mar 1925. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 886. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1880, page 164. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Crenshaw County, AL 1900, page 168. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1910, ED 48, Sh 3 (page 169, Childersville Precinct).
xii Susan N.1 KING, born 8 May 1858 in , AL. She married (---) BRYAN. Notes: DATA: According to tradition, Susan married a Bryant. The only Susan married to a Bryan that could be identified was the one enumerated in 1900. The daughter, Annie, married Morris E. Wasden in Escambia County. In 1920, William is living with Morris and Annie. The marriage is not certain. Shelby Williamson thinks that she married a Booth. There is a Susan enumerated in the 1880 Coffee County census (page 345) as wife of Raford Booth. BIRTH: H. R. King Family Bible. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 887.
xiii Miranda1 KING, born 3 Aug 1859 in , AL; died 24 Sep 1879. She married abt 1878 William M. WICKER, born 11 Mar 1851 in , AL; died 20 Mar 1926 in , AL, Escambia County. Notes: BIRTH-DEATH: Headstone, Antioch Cemetery, Coffee County, AL. Also see H. R. King Family Bible. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 887.
xiv Fredonia1 KING, born 15 Feb 1861 in , AL; died 27 Feb 1911 in Escambia County, AL. She married abt 1878 William M. WICKER, born 11 Mar 1851 in , AL; died 20 Mar 1926 in , AL, Escambia County. Notes: MARRIAGE: Wm. Wicker. Her mother, Jane R., lived with her dau in 1900. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1870, page 425. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Escambia County, AL 1900, ED 152, SH 2 (page 259). CENSUS: U. S. Census, Escambia County, AL 1910, ED 81, Sh 6. BIRTH-DEATH: H. R. King Family Bible.
xv Joseph M.1 KING, born 29 Oct 1865 in , AL; died 1948 in , AL, Escambia County. He married on 18 Nov 1887 in , AL, Coffee County Mary E. COOK, born 1869; died 1933. Notes: MARRIAGE: Mary E. (1869-1933). Son Joseph Claude 25 Oct 1896-29 Apr 1914 killed by lightning. Old Bible records death Dec 24, 1895. Also see McFarland, Reginald and Shelton, Lennis and Leslie; Headstones and Heritages Escambia County, pages 196-202. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1870, page 425. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Van Zandt County, TX 1900, ED 134, Sh 14 (HH 231). CENSUS: U. S. Census, Escambia County, AL 1910, ED 82, Sh 23. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Escambia County, AL 1920, page 255. (ED 93 Sh 12). BIRTH: H. R. King Family Bible.
Generation 3
4. Rev. George3 KING, born abt 1756; died Nov 1836/37, son of 8. Capt. George KING and 9. Mary KOLB. He married (1) Sarah HILL, died bef 10 Jul 1818, daughter of Isaac HILL and Mary STALLINGS; (2) abt 1816 5. Elizabeth WILLIAMS, born abt 1790; died 1848.
Notes for Rev. George KING
CENSUS: U. S. Census; Cheraw District, SC 1790, page 46. (Note: Jehu Kolb is enumerated near George King and Moss cites Kolb W8011 as a reference.)

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Darlington County, SC 1800, page 120.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Darlington County, SC 1810, page 13.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Darlington County, SC 1820, page 70.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Lowndes County, AL 1830, page 289.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR: The pension application states that he served from Darlington County, SC. (R5945). Letter dated 23 Feb 1837 from Congressman Dixon H. Lewis states that he moved to AL from Darlington County, SC and has moved to Dale County, AL..

SOURCE: E-mail message from Ella Byrd to Bill King dated 26 Dec 2002 states that George King, Jr. fought with General Frances Marion and later moved to Alabama where he died after 1837.

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH: Participated in ordination ceremony at Bethel PBC, Montgomery County, AL 2 Dec 1835. George King, Licens. He served as delegate from Bethel to Alabama Baptist Association in 1834. See letter from Shirley Hutchens, dated 31 Dec 1991, with inclosure. Minutes 1818-1853: Jul Conference 1821 Henry King received by letter, dismissed by letter at August Conference 1822. 26 Jan 1828 - Rev. George King received by letter. Oct 1828 Conference - Bro. King sent to Cool Spring Church in Butler Co. to help ordain deacons. May 1829 - Bro King opened conference. Jul 1829 - Bro King agains to Cool Spring. Jun 1830 - Bro King opened conference. Nov 1830 - Bro King opened conference. Aug 1833 - George King one of the delegates to the Association. Aug 1836 - John Buck, Elias Sexton and Celia Sexton his wife joined by experience (they were the parents of Martha Sexton who married Thomas King son of George and Elizabeth King). 26 Nov 1836 - George King, Thomas King, Elias Sexton and Celia his wife granted letters of dismissal.

DEATH: Received letter of dismissal from Bethel Church 26 Nov 1836. He had apparently died when his son Thomas and wife Elizabeth joined Bethany Church in March 1837.

MINISTER OF GOSPEL: Performed marriages in Montgomery County, AL in 1829 and
is listed a MG.

SOURCES: Townsend, Leah; Baptist in South Carolina 1650-1800; (a George King was active in the Baptist Church in the Darlington County, SC area. see esp. pages 92, 95. Wife is Elizabeth (same as in Alabama). Also see Ervin, Eliza Cowan and Rudisill, Horace Fraser; Darlingtoniana: A History of People, Places and Events in Darlington County, South Carolina; pages 30, 121, 122 (George King was a member of Black Creek Baptist Church as early as 1786-1788. He became a licentiate 1 Feb 1806 (page 122)).

DEED: Lowndes County, AL; Deed Book 2, page 494. Wife, Elizabeth, surrendered dowry 13 Aug 1836, Ibid., page 495.

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY IN SC: Cashaway Baptist Church Minutes - Darlington District, SC 1767-1805. James King (deceased) original member of group constituting Black Creek Baptist Church, 2d Sun August 1803. Also John King, his wife Elizabeth and daughter Sarah. Mechanicsville Baptist Church Minutes 1803-1829. Feb 1808, received application from Pine Log Church concerning the ordination of Bro Charles Williams. 9 Oct 1809 Charles Williams sent to Association. Aug 1810, Charles Williams reimbursed for Assn. expenses. May 1812, Charles Williams and G. King on Cmte. from Pine Log Church. Mar 18,1815, present was Bro. George King from the church at High Hill Creek and James King from Cheraw Hill. 14 Sep 1816, James King received by letter from Black Creek. 12 Feb 1820, Sarah King and Eliza King joined. 10 Feb 1821, letters of dismissal granted to John King, wife Elizabeth, and daughter Sarah. Black Creek Baptist Church, Daleville, SC 1798-1896. Aug 1798 - members James King (dismissed), George King (dismissed), Henry King (dismissed), Elizabeth King
(dismissed), Jesse Briant (dismissed), Jesse King dead), David Williams (dead), Elizabeth King, youngest (dismissed). 8 Sep 1799, Charles Williams appointed as Secretary. 5 Jun 1802, Bro Geo King on Cmte. 2 Nov 1802, George King, Charles Williams, and James Coleman on Cmte. 4 Jun 1804, Charles Williams and George King ordained as deacons. 5 May 1804, Bro King given permission to attend Swift Creek every 3rd Sunday and Black Creek every 4th Sunday. Feb 1806, agreed that Geo King and Charles Williams and Jesse Pearce should be licensed to preach. 28 Feb 1806, Bro Geo King aptd to open meeting. 2 Jan 1808, Geo King to attend every 2d Sabboth in month, Charles Williams every 3rd Sabboth. Jun 1808, James King appointed treasurer. 6 May 1809, Henry King aptd to task. 2 Mar 1811, ordination of George King to be April, 1811. 6 April 1811, Geo King moderator. 5 Oct 1811, Henry King on Cmte, Geo King to write letter. May 1812, Rev King opened service. 25 Oct 1812, Charles Williams and George King. 9 Jan 1813, decision between George King and John Ellis to fill vacancy of James Coleman. George King messenger to the branch at Prices. 6 Feb 1813, John Ellis chosen as pastor. 19 Feb 1814, Geo King reported that Elias Godwin had moved away. 18 Jun 1814, Geo King and Elias Norwood on Cmte. 15 Oct 1814, Bro George King and 5 other dismissed as usual by letter. 1820, Henry King, James King and Charles Williams still there. 4 Nov 1820, Henry King, dismissed by letter with wife, Elizabeth. George King offered prayer at New Providence Baptist Church on 27 Apr 1811. George King on petition for Price's Meeting House Branch, Black Creek Baptist Church 3 Oct 1812. Elizabeth King received by letter in Black Creek Baptist Church on 23 Aug 1817.

SOURCES: Moss, Bobby Gilmer; Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution; page 536. George King Federal Pension Application R 5945.

MARRIAGE: Marriage to Elizabeth was before 10 Feb 1816. Based on letter from Horace Rudisill to a Mrs. King in Florence, dated Sept. 13, 1965, George King sold land to Maurice Hunter on that date and Elizabeth his wife signed with an "X". Although Mr. Rudisill is correct on the date of the deed, the relinquishing of dower was signed 26 Aug 1818 and the deed was recorded on that date. He was administrator of a Sarah King's estate (See Prob 459, Darlington County, SC-10 Jul 1818). The connection of this Sarah has not been determined. It could be a daughter or an Aunt. It is not his wife, Sarah.

NOTE: George King md first Sarah Hill, dau of Isaac Hill. An Isaac Hill was in Bertie County, NC ca 1722-1754. See Mary Bell Best; Colonial Bertie County, NC; pages 1, 9, 19, 214 and 241.

SOURCE: Http://lineage.net/genweb/dat18.htm.

SOURCE: LDS FGR Http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGIfamily_group_record.asp?familyid=2663206.
Notes for Sarah HILL
SOURCE: Will of Isaac Hill, dated 20 May 1796, recorded 18 Dec 1799,
Darlington County, SC. Proved Dec 1799. Also see administration of her
estate, Rev. George King, Administrator, dated 25 Aug 1818; Darlington County, SC (See Probate record 459).

NOTE: Sarah King joined Black Creek Baptist Church 6 Aug 1803.
Notes for Elizabeth WILLIAMS
DEED: Surrendered dowry in sale of real estate. Deed states that she was the wife of George King. Lowndes County, AL, Deed BK 2, page 495.

CHURCH: Joined Bethany Primitive Baptist Church (Dale (later Coffee) County, AL) in Mar 1837. Minutes indicated that she died in 1848.

CENSUS: U. S. Census, Dale County, AL 1840, page 10. Note: Lived between George P. King and Augustus King. 1 male 5-10 and 2 males 10-15, 2 males 15-20 and 1 female 40-50 enumerated in the household with Elizabeth King.

DEATH: Recorded in minutes of Bethany Primitive Baptist Church as 1848.

NOTE: The Capt. George King file in the collection of the Darlington County Historical Commission has two question marks questioning the accuracy of "Williams" as Elizabeth's surname. It appears that she was Widow Sexton when she married George King and comments from the TX descendants that they moved to TX because they did not like her Stanley children indicates a potential Stanley marriage too.
Children of Rev. George KING and Sarah HILL were as follows:
i John2 KING, died 1821. He married Nancy WINDHAM. Notes: SOURCE: King File, Darlington County, SC Historical Commission. Married Nancy Windham. See also DB H.
ii Thomas2 KING, born abt 1801 in , SC. He married on 30 Aug 1832 in , AL, Lowndes County Martha Caroline SEXTON, born abt 1812 in , SC, daughter of Alsay SEXTON and Dicey (---). Notes: MARRIAGE: Lowndes County Marriage Records 25 Aug 1832, by William J. Wasden on 30 Aug 1832. Married Martha Sexton. ( married by Wm. J. Wasden) Thomas and Martha joined Bethany Primitive Baptist Church, Dale County, AL by letter (also her parents) Feb, 1837. Thomas was chosen clerk and served in that capacity for many years. He also was ordained as a deacon. NOTE: Joined Bethel Church Aug 1836 and received letter of dismissal from Bethel Church Nov 1836. Elias and Celia Sexton joined and received letter of dismissal on same dates. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Dale County, AL 1840, page 010. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1850, pages 298-299. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 907. NOTE: Lived next to William Sexton in 1850 and 1860. (Believed to be brother in law.).
iii Mariah2 KING. She married on 11 Sep 1828 in , AL, Montgomery Count John NORSWORTHY, born 1807 in GA; died aft 1870. Notes: MARRIAGE: Gandrud, Pauline; Marriage Records of Montgomery County, AL, Bk C. page 75. Married John Norsworthy 5 Sep 1828. Marriage performed by William J. Wasden. NOTE: This is speculations based on the marriage by W. J. Wasden. Mariah is probably a dau of George and Sarah Hill King.
iv Calvin D.2 KING. He married on 21 Jan 1836 in , AL, Lowndes County Lydia GRIGGS, born abt 1815 in , GA, daughter of John Gray GREGG and Rebecca GLADNEY. Notes: MARRIAGE: Lowndes County Marriage Records 21 Jan 1836. Married Lydia Griggs [Greggs] 21 Jan 1836. See Russell, Mildred Brewer; Lowndes Court House - A Chronicle of Haynesville an Alabama Black Belt Village 1820-1900; page 235. Also see Http://lineage.net/genweb/dat18.htm. NOTE: Question as to whether her is a son of Rev. George King.
v Sarah2 KING. She married on 29 Feb 1832 in , AL, Montgomery Count Matthew BLOUNT. Notes: MARRIAGE: Marriage Records Montgomery County, AL. Bk D, p 28 Married Matthew Blount 29 Feb 1832 in Montgomery County, AL 2d married Joseph Cobb Bk D, page 175. NOTE: Sarah possibly could be dau of George King. No other King was living in the county at that time. No verification!
vi Lucretia2 KING. She married on 27 Jul 1833 in , AL, Lowndes County David MC DONALD. Notes: MARRIAGE: Lowndes County Marriage Records 27 Jul 1833. Married David McDonald 1 Aug 1833. No verification that she was the dau of Rev. George, but he was the only King in that area at that time!
Children of Rev. George KING and Elizabeth WILLIAMS were as follows:
2 i Charles Augustus2 KING, born 11 Oct 1816 in , SC; died 10 Sep 1879 in , AL, Coffee County, RR. He married abt 1835 Jane R. WILLIAMS, born 13 Dec 1819 in , SC; died 4 Jan 1903 in Freemanville, AL, Escambia County, daughter of John WILLIAMS and Ann GUTHERIE.
ii George P.2 KING, born 26 Dec 1818 in SC; died 1886. He married on 4 Mar 1840 in AL, Dale County Susan Arrena WILLIAMS, born 1820 in SC; died 4 Mar 1895 in Timson, TX, Shelby County, daughter of John WILLIAMS and Ann GUTHERIE. Notes: CENSUS: U. S. Census, Dale County, AL 1840, page 010. Males: 1 10-15, 1 20-30; Females: 1 15-20. NOTE: Was enumerated beside Elizabeth King. SOURCE: Letter from Valerie Adams, dated 13 Aug 1997. Speculation! CENSUS: U. S. Census, Shelby County, TX, 1850, Page 25 (HH 354). CENSUS: U. S. Census, Shelby County, TX, 1860, Page 428 (HH60). CENSUS: U. S. Census, Shelby County, TX, 1870, HH 51. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Shelby County, TX, 1880, HH 72. Also enuerated in the HH were grand daughters: Sarah, Mary A. and Ella Oates. SOURCE: Letter from Reecie Stanley, dated 13 May 1998, re interview with Exa Maureen Doggett, grand daughter of Allen Dusky. Also see FGR prepared by Reecie Stanley.
iii James2 KING, born abt 1821 in , GA. He married Malissa (---), born abt 1827 in , NC. Notes: CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL, 1850, page 108 (as published by the Pea River Historical Society). CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL, 1860, page 144 (as published by the Pea River Historical Society). CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL, 1880, page 309A.
iv Henry Robert2 KING, born 2 Jul 1823 in SC; died 17 Jan 1887 in TX, Shelby County. He married on 11 Feb 1858 in TX, Shelby county Malinda WILLIAMS, born 9 Oct 1838 in AL, Henry County; died 8 Jul 1928 in Joaquin, TX, Shelby County, daughter of John B. WILLIAMS and Nancy COLESON. Notes: CENSUS: U. S. Census, Shelby County, TX, 1850, Page 25. Living with his brother George. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Shelby County, TX, 1860, HH 2-2N, page 40. Wife, Melinda and Ned listed. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Shelby County, TX, 1870, HH 72. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Shelby County, TX, 1880, HH 65. SOURCE: FTM. Also see FGR prepared by Reecie Stanley, descendant of Henry Robert King.
v Doctor Madison2 KING, born abt 1829 in SC; died 9 Nov 1891 in TX, Kaufman County. He married on 23 Feb 1868 in TX, Shelby County Mary Adeline WILLIAMS, born 2 Jul 1846 in AL; died 19 Mar 1936 in TX, Shelby County, daughter of John B. WILLIAMS and Nancy COLESON. Notes: NOTE: Enumerated in the HH of his brother James in 1850. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Shelby County, TX, 1860, HH 3-3. No wife listed. Ansell Williams, age 49, born GA was listed as farm hand. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Shelby County, TX, 1870, HH 77. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Shelby County, TX, 1880, HH 71. NOTE: Name appears to have been Morris Madison, but was called Doctor Madison. SOURCE: Descendants of "Dock" Doctor Madison King prepared by Reecie Stanley.
6. John3 WILLIAMS. He married 7. Ann GUTHERIE.
Notes for John WILLIAMS
NOTE: Possibly Butler Williams who was a member of the Bethel Primitive Baptist Church, Montgomery County, AL with wife Sarah or it could be Joseph Williams also a member of that church. The Charles Polk King Family Bible states that she was the daughter of John Williams and Ann Gurthrie Williams. THIS HAS NOT BEEN PROVEN and it appears to me more likely that she is a child of either Butler Williams or Joseph Williams.
Notes for Ann GUTHERIE
SOURCE: Charles P. King Family Bible.
Children of John WILLIAMS and Ann GUTHERIE were as follows:
i MELTON or Milton2 WILLIAMS, born abt 1815 in , SC. He married Nancy WOOD. Notes: CENSUS: U. S. Census, Dale County, AL 1840, page 010. (Lived next to Elizabeth King, and Isaac Prescott. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Pike County, AL 1850, page 240. Lived next door to Augustus King.
ii William J.2 WILLIAMS, born Jul 1818 in , SC. He married (1) Martha CHILDERS, born abt 1820 in , AL, daughter of William CHILDERS and Elizabeth BRANNEN; (2) Mary PRESCOTT, born 1826; died 16 Oct 1899. Notes: CENSUS: U.S. Census, Dale County, Al 1840. Enumerated as Minor. Note: In 1850 he was enumerated as William and in 1860 as Minor J. In 1860 he was enumerated next household to William Childers. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, Al 1850, page 301. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Dale County, AL 1840, page 010. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1850, page 301. (Enumerated as William). CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1860, page 911. Note: Lived next door to William Childers and Elizabeth, age 68, 63 and born in SC and GA respectively. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1870, page 425. Note: Lived near C. A. King. CENSUS: U. S. Census, Coffee County, AL 1900, ED 44, SH 9A. (Note: Nieces Rebecca and Elizabeth Prescott and nephew Charles Prescott lived with him.). NOTE: in 1900, a Minor Williams married Mrs. Melissa Holmes in 1900 (Coffee County Maarriage Index - Book 6A, Page 3). Is this a third marriage ??.
3 iii Jane R.2 WILLIAMS, born 13 Dec 1819 in , SC; died 4 Jan 1903 in Freemanville, AL, Escambia County. She married abt 1835 Charles Augustus KING, born 11 Oct 1816 in , SC; died 10 Sep 1879 in , AL, Coffee County, RR, son of Rev. George KING and Elizabeth WILLIAMS.
iv Susan Arrena2 WILLIAMS, born 1820 in SC; died 4 Mar 1895 in Timson, TX, Shelby County. She married on 4 Mar 1840 in AL, Dale County George P. KING, born 26 Dec 1818 in SC; died 1886, son of Rev. George KING and Elizabeth WILLIAMS.
v Anson2 WILLIAMS, born 1820. Notes: NOTE: Twin of Arrena Williams. Probably the Anson Williams enumerated in Dale County, AL 1840 census, page 16. SOURCE: E mail message from Reecie Stanley dated 10/02/05.
vi Elizabeth2 WILLIAMS. She married John MAY. Notes: SOURCE: E mail message from Reecie Stanley dated 10/02/05.
Generation 4
8. Capt. George4 KING, born abt 1725; died 1780 in SC, Darlington County. He married 9. Mary KOLB, born abt 1723; died 10 May 1780, daughter of 10. Johannes KOLB and 11. Sarah (---).
Notes for Capt. George KING
SOURCE: Jill Lyles, McBee, SC through her genealogical research in Darlington County, SC states that Capt. George was the father of John King, who died in Darlington County in 1818, James King, Rev. George King, William King who died in Darlington ca 1820 and Henry King who went to Alabama. See letter dated 18 Oct 1995. Also see FGR prepared by Mrs. Frances Oliver.

NOTE: The Kolb family history chart and the more consistent genealogical information reflects Mary Kolb as the wife of Capt. George King with children: George, Henry, William, James, Hannah, and Sarah. Horace Rudisill, Executive Director of the Darlington Historical Commission, in a letter dated 13 Sep 1965, stated that the George King (referring to Rev. George King) was the son of Capt. George.

SOURCE: Date of Death recorded in Diary of Evan Pugh.

NOTE: A Sgt. George King served on a military expedition from Craven County to Fort Prince George in Capt. Hitchcock's Company in the 1759-1760 Expedition. Also of note, a Joseph King (RIN 20799) of the Welsh Neck Tract served on an Expedition to Fort Prince George in Capt. George Hick's Company in 1760. A Joseph King owned land in the Welsh Neck Tract in 1754. The relationship of Joseph King and George King has not been determined.

NOTE: A George King, William King, and Joseph King lived in Anson County, NC ca 1750. A Joseph King owned land adj to a John Kimbrough in 1751. [A John Kimbrough had earlier owned land in Bertie County previously owned by Michael King.] A John Kimbrough md a dau of Johannes Kolb who was father of Capt. George King's wife Mary. A John King was living in Anson County in 1770. For ref see Mary Bell Best; Brent Holcomb; Anson County North Carolina Deeds and Wills; pages 3, 21, 38, 39 and 75.

SOURCE: See e-mail message from Ella Byrd to Bill King dated 26 Dec 2002 states that Capt. George King was a son of Henry King from Lunenburg County, VA and emigrated to SC via Granville, County, NC, Anson County, NC and to Cheraw District, SC. "As recorded in the Council of Safety Papers (Now in the custody of S. C. Historical Society, Fireproof Building in Charleston, SC) on 20 Feb 1776. George King commissioned as Captain in Colonel G. G. Powell's Regiment of Militia, St. David's Parish, on 28 Sep 1775." Virginia Oliver filed that data with the Darlington County Historical Commission, but in later letters to Horace Rudisill stated that her subsequest research confirmed that the Henry King in Lunenburg County, VA was not the father of Capt. George King and that the George King in Granville County, NC was not the Capt. George King of Darlington County. By the marks, that George King was living in VA or NC during the period this Capt. George King was living in Cheraw District, SC.

SOURCE: Affidavit of Rachel Windham dated 28 May 1856, Dale County, AL, states that her husband John Windham formerly of Darlington County, SC served under Capt. George King in the Rev. War in the Battle of Charleston.

SOURCE: Http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/family_group_record.asp?familyid=2663206. This source gives estimated birth dates. It does not include John as a child.

SOURCE: Affidavit of Jehu Kolb dated 7 Jul 1834 on file in the DAR states that Capt. George King served in the Rev. War in the Battle of Charleston.
Notes for Mary KOLB
SOURCE: Letter dated 8 Oct 1993 from Annie Crehshaw, Wetuumpka, Al.. Also
see Kolb, Avery E.; Kolbs of Society Hill and Darlington, S. C.; 1979; page 8. Kolb, Avery E.; Kolb Families and Their Relatives of Mississippi and Arkansas; Page 14. Magruder, Robert Lee; The Peter and Theney Kolb Genealogy; Page 5.

SOURCE: Death date, e-mail from Bill King dated 1 Dec 2002.
Children of Capt. George KING and Mary KOLB were as follows:
i John3 KING, born abt 1750 in NC, Wayne County; died abt 1818 in , SC, Darlington Count. He married (1) Patience SPEIGHT, buried 3 Jan 1787 in SC, Darlington County; (2) on 1 Nov 1787 in SC, Darlington County Zilpha STANLEY, born abt 1762 in , NC, Dobbs County, daughter of Sands STANLEY II and Zilpha EDWARDS. Notes: SOURCE: Will of John King, dated 18 Jan 1813, Darlington County, SC. Names brothers George and James as Executors. SOURCE: Stanley, Haywood A.; Sands Stanley of the Pee Dee Valley. Wife's parents were Sands Stanley and Zilpha Edwards. Page 19. (Dobbs now Craven). On page 35, Zilpha Standley b about 1789. Dau of Thomas Stanley and Charlotte Daughtery married Anderson Sexton. This is noted because the Elias Sexton family moved to Al and Martha C. Sexton married George King's son Thomas in Lowndes County, AL. SOURCE: Deed Book E, page 196; Darlington County, SC. Refers to wife, Patience Speights, daughter of Moses Speights. Also see Equity Roll 80. SOURCE: Moore, Caroline T.; Abstracts of the Wills of the State of South Carolina 1760-1784, page 253 (John King and Evan Pugh were witnesses to the will of Arthur Hart, St. David's Parish, Cravens County, dated 12 Feb 1777.). NOTE: Is not listed a child on the chart prepared for the Kolb Family, but records at the Darlington County Historical Commission reflect him as one. He could be a child of Capt. George King by a previous marriage, but no data has been found to indicate a previous marriage. NOTE: In Diary of Evan Pugh 1762-1801, page 286, an entry states preached at John King's, a funeral. No record of the person who died. NOTE: John Gregg in his Early Pee Dee Settlers lists a John King in the area in 1777 that could this John; also an earlier John King in the Prince Frederick Parish in 1740. NOTE: The first wife of John King was Patience Speight, dau of Moses Speight. A Moses Speight was in Bertie County, NC in the 1720-1750 era. See Mary Bell Best; Colonial Bertie County, NC pages 111,149,180, and 194. NOTE: A John King was granted 100 acres in Craven County in 1868. See Warren, Mary Bondurant; Citizens and Immigrants - SC 1768; pages 80, 85. NOTE: Place of birth from William Fischer posting on Ancestry.Com (http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2911935&id=I576172263). MARRIAGE: SOURCE: The Diary of Evan Pugh 1762-1801; Page 273.
4 ii Rev. George3 KING, born abt 1756; died Nov 1836/37. He married (1) Sarah HILL, died bef 10 Jul 1818, daughter of Isaac HILL and Mary STALLINGS; (2) abt 1816 Elizabeth WILLIAMS, born abt 1790; died 1848.
iii Henry3 KING, born 21 Jan 1755; died 17 May 1825 in , AL, Montgomery Count. He married Elizabeth COLVIN, born 28 Jul 1786; died 25 Jan 1821, daughter of Arnold COLVIN and Mary (---). Notes: SOURCE: Grigg, Elenor Burns; Abstracts and Indexes of Some Early Records of the County Court, Orphans Court and Probate Court of Montgomery , AL and Some Miscellany; page 109 (Will dated 1 May 1817, probated 1 Nov 1825 - WB 2, pg 29). Will states that he was from Darlington District, SC. SOURCE: Minutes of Bethel PB Church. Joined Bethel PB Church, Montgomery County, in 1821 and was dismissed in 1822 along with David Roach et al to establish Hopewell Church at the Shoals of Catoma Creek as an arem of Bethel PB Church. SOURCE: Correspondence with Dr. Henry Roach. See notes from Dr. Henry Herman Roach, Lexington, NC whose g g grandfather David Roach in the Roach Family Bible refers to Henry King as his "Adopted Son." Also Roach Family Bible in possession of Dr. Roach. He was more likely a son in law. Also records his birth date. SOURCE: Letter dated 8 Oct 1993 from Annie Crehshaw, Wetuumpka, Al. Darlington County, SC Historical Commission (Capt. George King File) - Henry King and Elizabeth King dismissed from Black Creek Church on 4 Nov 1820. NOTE: It appears from the Will of Henry King that a daughter married a Cox and that to that marriage a grandson William Henry Cox was born. Wife was probably a dau of Arnold Colvin. Based on age, she was probably the second wife. From notes in the Darlington County Historical Commission: Arnold Colvin joined Welsh Neck Baptist Church 1 Aug 1779. His son John and wife Lydia were dismissed from from Welsh Neck on 4 Feb 1820; Black Creek Baptist Curch on 6 Feb 1819. Henry King and Mary Colvin, wife of Arnold, were extrx and extr of the Arnold Colvin will. John Colvin and Lydia were married 12 Jul 1790. Elizabeth Colvin, dau of Arnold, was born 28 Jul 1786 and died 25 Jan 1821.
iv William3 KING, born abt 1760 in , SC; died 31 Mar 1818. He married Elizabeth (---), born abt 1765 in , SC. Notes: SOURCE: Letter dated 8 Oct 1993 from Annie Crehshaw, Wetuumpka, Al. Also letter from Jill K. Lyles, dated 11 Mar 1996. Darlington County, SC, Equity Roll 15. Also see letter dated 16 Jul 1962 from H. F. Rudisill to a Mrs. King of Florence, SC. NOTE: There is a sheet in the Darlington County Historical Commission that shows a Charity King, dau of William, who married Josiah Norwood on 5 Jun 1812.
v James3 KING Sr., born 8 Mar 1765; died 10 Oct 1819. He married (1) on 1 Jan 1795 Elizabeth PAGET, born 29 Apr 1774 in , SC; died 12 Oct 1805; (2) on 28 Oct 1806 Catherine COLEMAN, born 7 Jul 1778; died 14 May 1854 in , AR, Union County, daughter of James COLEMAN Sr. and Rachel KOLB. Notes: SOURCE: Letter dated 8 Oct 1993 from Annie Crenshaw, Wetuumpka, Al. Also Capt. George King File, Darlington County, SC Historical Commission. Will of Hannah Kimbrough, wife of John Kimbrough, dated 31 Jul 1804, left a legacy to James King, son of George. Hannah was a sister of Mary Kolb, mother of James. Darlington County, SC Equity Roll 3. SOURCE: Letter dated 29 Mar 1995 from Jill K. Lyles; citing will of James Coleman. Also see Birth/Death list prepared by Lela Fletcher on Kings of Darlington County, SC in files of Darlington County Historical Commission. Also see E mail from Bill King dated 7 Jun 1999. Probate Record 461 reflects date of death as 26 Jan 1820; James Coleman, Adm his estate. SOURCE: See Descendants of James King, Sr. prepared by Bill King, a descendant.
vi Hannah3 KING, born abt 1762. Notes: SOURCE: Letter dated 8 Oct 1993 from Annie Crehshaw, Wetuumpka, Al.
vii Sarah3 KING, born abt 1766; died abt 1841. She married James LEWIS. Notes: SOURCE: Letter dated 8 Oct 1993 from Annie Crehshaw, Wetuumpka, Al.
Generation 5
10. Johannes5 KOLB, born 19 May 1683 in , GER; died aft 19 Mar 1759 in SC, son of 12. Dielman KOLB and 13. Agnes SCHUMACHER. He married 11. Sarah (---), died 31 Jan 1759.
Notes for Johannes KOLB
SOURCE: Letter dated Sept 12, 199 from Chandler King to Louis Findlay, citing Archives of SC. Johannes Kolb Family Chart prepared by J. E. Wilson.

NOTE: Kolb 1st appeared in Pee Dee Region in 1751 according to Thomas, Rev. J. A. W.; A History of Marlboro County with traditions and sketches of numerous families; page 60. According to Virginia Oliver, Johannes received a land grant of 650 acres on the Pee Dee River in the vicinity of Cashway Ferry, also called Causeway Neck or Kolb's Neck on 3 Feb 1737.

SOURCE: Cassel, Daniel Kolb; A Genealogical History of the Kolb, Kulp or Culp Family and its Branches in America; Pages 18, 541-562, 564-565. He arrived in America in 1707. Note: The researchers of the Kolb family have ancestors have questioned the accuracy of the Rittenhauser family data in the Cassel genealogy. Also see FGR prepared by Mrs. Virginia Oliver.

SOURCE: Leonardo Andreas, professional genealgist, notes on file in the USC Caroliniana Library. He came to America in 1707.

SOURCE: Notes in the Darlington County, SC Historical Commission files.
Notes for Sarah (---)
SOURCE: Letter dated Sept 12, 199 from Chandler King to Louis Findlay, citing Archives of SC. Also see Kolb, Avery E.; Kolbs of Society Hill and Darlington, S. C.; 1979; page 7. Probably buried at Cashaway.
Children of Johannes KOLB and Sarah (---) were as follows:
i Dielman4 KOLB, born abt 1720 in PA; died bef 1775 in SC. He married on 19 Dec 1738 in SC Mrs. Beersheba WATKINS. Notes: SOURCE: Kolb Family Chart prepared by Thomas Evans Wilson. Kolb, Avery E.; Kolbs of Society Hill and Darlington, S. C.; 1979; page 8. Register Book; Parish of Prince Frederick Winyaw; page 51. MARRIAGE: !SOURCE: Register Book; Parish of Prince Frederick Winyay; page 51.
ii Maj. Henry4 KOLB, born 1725; died 1759. He married Sarah ELLISON. Notes: SOURCE: Kolb Family Chart prepared by Thomas Evans Wilson.
iii Martin4 KOLB, born 2 Feb 1728; died 6 Jul 1788 in SC. He married on 21 Dec 1751 Mary WILDS, born 8 Aug 1734. Notes: SOURCE: Kolb Family Chart prepared by Thomas Evans Wilson. SOURCE: Kolb, Avery E.; Kolbs of Society Hill and Darlington, S.C. 1979; page 9. Also see Martin Kolb family bible preserved by NSDAR. Also see pamphlet on The Family of Martin Kolb provided by Douglass G. Adams in a letter dated 5 Oct 1998.
iv Jacob4 KOLB, born 2 Feb 1725 in PA; died 28 Dec 1759. He married Elizabeth SAUNDERS. Notes: SOURCE: Kolb Family Chart prepared by Thomas Evans Wilson. Kolb, Avery E.; Kolbs of Society Hill and Darlington, S. C.; 1979; page 8. Also see Johannes Kolb FGR prepared by Virginia Oliver. SOURCE: E Mail msg dated 20 Apr 2005 from Bill King.
v Peter4 KOLB, born 1732 in , PA; died 27 Oct 1779 in , SC. He married (1) Ann JAMES, born 1720/30; died 2 Dec 1778, daughter of Rev. Philip JAMES; (2) on 21 Mar 1779 Mrs. Sarah Roblyn EDWARDS. Notes: SOURCE: Kolb Family Chart prepared by Thomas Evans Wilson. Also see Kolb, Avery E.; Kolbs of Society Hill and Darlington County, S. C.; page 9 and Thomas, Rev. J. A. W.; A History of Marlboro County, with trations and sketchesw of numerous families; page 60..
9 vi Mary4 KOLB, born abt 1723; died 10 May 1780. She married Capt. George KING, born abt 1725; died 1780 in SC, Darlington County.
vii Sarah4 KOLB, born 26 Sep 1736 in , PA; died 24 Sep 1789 in SC. She married on 5 May 1760 in SC Maj. Robert LIDE, born 17 May 1734 in Roanoke, VA; died 12 Mar 1802. Notes: SOURCE: Kolb Family Chart, provided by Eloise R. Hurst, Library Consultant, J. K. Stuart Library, Bartow, FL.. Also see David Lide Family Chart prepared by Mrs. S. Clyde Fair, Carolina Herald, Volume II, No. 1 and Kolb, Avery E.; Kolbs of Society Hill and Darlington County, S. C.; 1979; page 10. Marriages of Some Virginia Residents; Volume 3, page 161, citing DAR 83 370. NOTE: The History of The Old Cheraws listed only three sons of this marriage: James, Hugh and Peter. SOURCE: Notes in the Darlington County, SC Historical Commission files. MARRIAGE: !SOURCE: Wulfleck, Dorothy Ford; Marriages of some Virginia Residents 1607-1800; Volume 2; Page 161 (citing DAR No. 83 370).
viii Mehitabel4 KOLB, born abt 1731. She married (1) on 27 Oct 1768 Charles IRBY, born abt 1730 in VA, Prince George County; died aft 1782, son of Edmund IRBY and Anne BLUNT; (2) Col. Thomas LIDE. Notes: SOURCE: Kolb Family Chart, provided by Eloise R. Hurst, Library Consultant, J. K. Stuart Library, Bartow, FL.. Also see Kolb, Avery E.; Kolbs of Society Hill and Darlington County S. C.; 1979; page 10. MARRIAGE: !SOURCE: Wulfleck, Dorothy Ford; Marriages of some Virginia Residents 1607-1800; Volume 2; Page 3 (citing DAR No. 69 817).
ix Hannah4 KOLB, born abt 1730 in , PA; died abt 1807 in SC. She married abt 1752 Maj. John KIMBROUGH, born in VA, Hanover County; died 30 Aug 1796, son of Buckley KIMBROUGH and (---) ENGLISH. Notes: SOURCE: Letter dated March 28, 1996 from Jill K. Lyles. Also see Kolb, Avery E.; Kolbs of Society Hill and Darlington County, S. C.; 1979; page 9. Will dated 31 Jul 1804. Will mentions grand daughter Clarissa Marlow Thomas, wife of William Little Thomas, Esq.; grand daughter Betsey Bruce wife of Major George Bruce; grand daughter Gilly Benton, daughter of Samuel Benton; Sarah Graves, daughter of William Graves; grand daughter Charlotte Benton, grandson Alfred Benton; James King son of George King; nephew James Lide; nephew Hugh Lide; daughter Betsey Benton wife of Samuel Benton. Also see Johannes Kolb FGR prepared by Virginia Oliver.
Generation 6
12. Dielman6 KOLB, born abt 1648 in Wolsheim, Palatinate, GER; died 1712 in Mannheim, GER. He married 13. Agnes SCHUMACHER, born abt 1652; died 1705, daughter of 14. Peter SCHUMACHER Sr..
Notes for Dielman KOLB
SOURCE: Letter dated Sept 12, 199 from Chandler King to Louis Findlay, citing Archives of SC.

SOURCE: Cassel, Daniel Kolb; A Genealogical History of the Kolb, Kulp or Culp Family and its Branches in America; Pages 17-19, 565. Dielman Kolb was the first person ascertained to have come to America from Kriesheim (Page 16). Storer, Agnes Williamson; Elenore C. Custer her family and connections Kolb Family Genealogy; Pages 7-14. Also see Dielman Kolb FGR prepared by Virginia Oliver.
Notes for Agnes SCHUMACHER
SOURCE: Letter dated Sept 12, 199 from Chandler King to Louis Findlay, citing Archives of SC.

SOURCE: Kolb Family Chart, provided by Eloise R. Hurst, Library Consultant, J. K. Stuart Library, Bartow, FL..

NOTE: Storer, Agnes Williamson; Elenore C. Custer her family and connections Kolb Family Genealogy; Page 30 states that Sarah was a "cuzen." Also see Dielman Kolb FGR prepared by Virginia Oliver who lists name as Agnes.
Children of Dielman KOLB and Agnes SCHUMACHER were as follows:
i Peter5 KOLB, born 1671 in Mannheim, GER; died 1727 in Mannheim, GER. Notes: SOURCE: Cassel, Daniel Kolb; A Genealogical History of the Kolb, Kulp or Culp Family and its Branches in America; Pages 17-19, 565. He was a Mennonite minister. Also see Dielman Kolb FGR prepared by Virginia Oliver.
ii Ann5 KOLB, born 1676 in Mannheim, GER; died 26 Feb 1738 in Mannheim, GER. She married Balthaser KOLB. Notes: SOURCE: Cassel, Daniel Kolb; A Genealogical History of the Kolb, Kulp or Culp Family and its Branches in America; Pages 17-19, 565. She never came to America.
iii Martin5 KOLB, born 1680; died 1761. He married in 1709 in PA Magdalena VAN SISTERN. Notes: SOURCE: Cassel, Daniel Kolb; A Genealogical History of the Kolb, Kulp or Culp Family and its Branches in America; Pages 17-19, 565.
10 iv Johannes5 KOLB, born 19 May 1683 in , GER; died aft 19 Mar 1759 in SC. He married Sarah (---), died 31 Jan 1759.
v Jacob5 KOLB, born 21 May 1685; died 4 Oct 1739. He married in 1710 in PA Sarah VAN SISTERN. Notes: SOURCE: Cassel, Daniel Kolb; A Genealogical History of the Kolb, Kulp or Culp Family and its Branches in America; Pages 17-19, 565.
vi Henry5 KOLB, died 1730. He married unknown. Notes: SOURCE: Cassel, Daniel Kolb; A Genealogical History of the Kolb, Kulp or Culp Family and its Branches in America; Pages 17-19, 565.
vii Dielman5 KOLB Jr., born 10 Nov 1691 in GER; died 28 Dec 1756 in Salford, PA. He married in 1714 Elizabeth SCHNEBLI. Notes: SOURCE: Cassel, Daniel Kolb; A Genealogical History of the Kolb, Kulp or Culp Family and its Branches in America; Pages 17-19, 565. Also see Dielman Kolb FGR prepared by Virginia Oliver.
Generation 7
14. Peter7 SCHUMACHER Sr., born abt 1622; died 1707, son of 15. Arnold SCHUMACHER and 16. Agnes ROESEN. He married unknown.
Notes for Peter SCHUMACHER Sr.
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