Ancestors of David M. Crews



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Henry Parrish and Nancy Williams




Husband Henry Parrish

         Born: 27 Jan 1786 - South Carolina 4
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         Died: 23 May 1831 - Lowndes County, Georgia 4
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       Father: Henry Jackson Parrish Sr. 4
       Mother: Mary Ann Monk 4


     Marriage: 22 Nov 1811 - Bulloch County, GA 4



Wife Nancy Williams

         Born: 30 Jul 1794 - Rowan County, North Carolina, USA 4
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         Died: 11 Feb 1886 - Nashville, Berrien County, Georgia, USA 4
       Buried:  - Pleasant Cemetery, Ray City, Berrien County, Georgia, USA


Children
1 F Elizabeth Parrish

         Born: 1813 4
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2 F Mary Parrish

          AKA: Polly
         Born: 1814 177
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       Spouse: George Carter


3 M Ezekial W. Parrish

         Born: 16 Feb 1818 - Bulloch County, GA 28
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         Died: 1 Sep 1887 - Valdosta (Lowndes) GA 28
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       Spouse: Martha C. Wooten
         Marr: 4 Dec 1839 - Bulloch County, GA 28


4 M Josiah Parrish

         Born: 10 Mar 1820 - Bulloch County, GA 3
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         Died: 30 Sep 1899 - Lowndes (now Berrien) County, Georgia 3
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       Spouse: Mary M. Sutton 3
         Marr: 28 Nov 1839 - Lowndes (now Berrien) County, Georgia 3


5 M Ansel Parrish

         Born: 7 Jul 1824 - Bulloch County, GA 28
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         Died: 16 Jan 1891 - Berrien Co., GA 28
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       Spouse: Molsy Knight
         Marr: 15 Dec 1842 - Lowndes (now Berrien) County, Georgia 28


6 M William Parrish

         Born: 1826 - Lowndes (now Berrien) County, Georgia 3
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         Died: Apr 1864 - Berrien Co., GA 3
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7 M Matthew A. Parrish

         Born: 17 Feb 1829 - Lowndes (now Berrien) County, Georgia 3
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         Died: 21 Oct 1862 - Lowndes (now Berrien) County, Georgia 3
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       Spouse: Sarah Giddens
         Marr: 1848 3



General Notes: Husband - Henry Parrish

PARRISH, Henry
1786-1831
BERRIEN

HENRY PARRISH, ancestor of most of the name in Wiregrass Georgia, was born in South Carolina, January 27, 1786, a son of Henry Parrish, R.S., and his wife, Mrs. Mary Ann (Monk) Parrish. His parents moved to Bulloch County, Georgia, while he was yet a boy, and he grew up and married there and lived there until his removal to what was then Lowndes but now Berrien County in 1825. He lived in Lowndes, now Berrien, County, until his death May 23, 1831, at the age of 45 years.

Mr. Parrish was married in Bulloch County November 22, 1811, to Miss Nancy Williams, daughter of James Williams, R.S., (q.v.). She was born July 30, 1794, and died February 11, 1886. To Mr. and Mrs. Parrish were born nine children:

1. Elizabethb. 1813, m. Malcolm McCranie.
2. Mary E.b. 1814, m. George Carter.
3. Jamesb. 1816, m. Tabitha Devane, daughter of Francis.
4. Ezekiel W.b. 1818, m. Martha C. Wooten, daughter of Redden.
5. Josiahb. 1820, m. Mary Sutton, daughter of John.
6. Anselb. 1824, m. Molcy Knight, daughter of William C.
7. Williamb. 1826, m. (1) Rebecca Devane, daughter of Francis (2) Mrs. Martha Gaskins Connell.
8. Matthew A.b. 1829, m. Sarah Giddens, daughter of Isbin.
9. Absalomb. 1830, m. Mary E. Walters. Moved to Arkansas.

Mr. Parrish settled in the present Berrien County community known as Lois. Lois Cemetery is located on the old Parrish farm. Henry Parrish's grave was perhaps the first to be placed there, and is the oldest marked grave in the county. This territory was cut out of Lowndes into Berrien County in 1856.

Mrs. Nancy Parrish, the widow, and Malcolm McCranie were the administrators on the estate. In later years, the widow married Henry Peeples but there was no further issue. She was a member of Pleasant Primitive Baptist Church.

Note: Mrs. Florrie Parrish Hendry of Adel, became the first descendant to join the D.A.R. on descent from Henry Parrish, R.S. She is a member of John Floyd Chapter D.A.R. Her National No. 386789.

Note: Hon. J. J. Parrish of Adel, in his book entitled "PARRISH" published 1948, has traced all the descendants of Henry Parrish, the subject.

Census References: 1820, Bulloch; 1830, Lowndes.


General Notes: Wife - Nancy Williams

Thanks to Carrie PARLER-GIBSON who reports her second husband's name was spelled Peeples. The tombstone inscription is Peoples.

Thanks to jaeren (#47669688):
To James and Elizabeth (Holloway) Williams were born:
1. Nancy b. 30 Jul 1794, m. Henry Parrish, 22 Nov 1811
(m. 2nd Henry Peeples, listed on Nancy's gravestone as Peoples)
2. Mary (Polly) b. 07 May 1797, m. Absalom Parrish, 08 Oct 1820
3. Sarah Ann (Sally) b. 02 Feb 1807, m. Timothy Alderman, 22 Sep 1822
4. Sampson G. b. 31 Jan 1809, m. Elizabeth McCranie
5. Ezekiel J. (James) b. 02 Aug 1813, m. Flora McDermid
Source: Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia by Folks Huxford, Vol. 1, p. 298

Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/25116632/nancy-parrish_peeples: accessed November 30, 2025), memorial page for Nancy Williams Parrish Peeples (30 Jul 1794\endash 11 Feb 1886), Find a Grave Memorial ID 25116632, citing Pleasant Cemetery, Ray City, Berrien County, Georgia, USA; Maintained by Ann Parkinson (contributor 45284853).
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Josiah Parrish and Mary M. Sutton




Husband Josiah Parrish

         Born: 10 Mar 1820 - Bulloch County, GA 3
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         Died: 30 Sep 1899 - Lowndes (now Berrien) County, Georgia 3
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       Father: Henry Parrish
       Mother: Nancy Williams


     Marriage: 28 Nov 1839 - Lowndes (now Berrien) County, Georgia 3



Wife Mary M. Sutton 3

         Born: 19 Mar 1824 - Montgomery County, Georgia 3
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         Died: 25 Dec 1889 - Berrien Co., GA 3
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Children

General Notes: Husband - Josiah Parrish

PARRISH, JOSIAH.
1820-1899
BERRIEN

Josiah Parrish, one of the commissioners named in the Act creating Berrien County to lay out and organize the new county, was born in Bulloch County, March 10, 1820, a son of Henry and Nancy Parrish (Vol. I). He came with his parents to Lowndes (now Berrien) County in 1825, and grew up there. He was married Nov. 28, 1839, to Mary M., daughter of John and Blansett (Davis) Sutton. She was born in Montgomery County, March 19, 1824, and died at her home in western Berrien County, Dec. 25, 1889. Mr. Parrish died Sept. 30, 1899. To Mr. and Mrs. Parrish were born five children-

1. Emilyb. Nov. 20, 1840, m. Berrien Folsom.
2. Henry E.b. Apr. 7, 1842, died single in C. S. A.
3. John A.b. Feb. 18, 1844, m. Virginia Elizabeth McCranie, Feb. 19, 1875.
4. Absalom J.b. Nov.26, 1845, m. Jane Ellen Sineath, Dec. 10, 1864.
5. William W.b. Sept. 3, 1848, m. Ist. Rosalyn Juhan, Apr. 3. 1870, dau. of Francis. 2nd. Martha Webb Carter.

Mr. Parrish was a private in Capt. H. W. Sharpe's volunteer militia company in the Indian War in 1836. He served as a Justice of Inferior Court of Berrien County from 1865 until the court was abolished in 1868. His home and plantation was on Little River in Berrien County.

Census Refs: 1840, 1850, Lowndes; 1860, Berrien.


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Ivy Register and Leta Patten




Husband Ivy Register

         Born: 1825 - Appling County, GA 4
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       Father: Samuel Register
       Mother: Elizabeth Skinner


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Wife Leta Patten 4

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       Father: James Patten
       Mother: Elizabeth Lee




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William Patten and Elizabeth Register




Husband William Patten 4

         Born: 3 Nov 1820 - Irwin Co., GA 23
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         Died: 16 Sep 1907 - Lowndes (now Berrien) County, Georgia 23
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       Father: James Patten
       Mother: Elizabeth Lee


     Marriage: 4 May 1845 23



Wife Elizabeth Register

         Born: 31 Aug 1828 - Lowndes Co., GA 23
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         Died: 2 Mar 1916 - Lowndes (now Berrien) County, Georgia 23
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       Father: Samuel Register
       Mother: Elizabeth Skinner




Children

General Notes: Husband - William Patten

PATTEN, WILLIAM
1820-1907
LANIER

William Patten, oldest son of James M. and Elizabeth (Lee) Patten (Vol. 1), was born in Irwin, now Lanier County, November 3, 1820. He was married May 4, 1845 to Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Register (Vol. 1). She was born in Lowndes, now Lanier County, August 31, 1828. To Mr. and Mrs. Patten were born twelve children:

1. Jared Irwinb. February 15, 1846, m. Loanna Patten, daughter of Jethro 1st cousin).
2. Lewis C.b. October 11, 1847, never m. Died September 18, 1890.
3. William C.b. December 28, 1849, m. (1) Sarah Lee (2) Laura Watson.
4. George W. L.b. April 21, 1852. Died August 8, 1864.
5. Henry R.b. April 17, 1854, died single, November 23, 1873.
6. Sylvester M.b. May 15, 1856, m. Eliza Watson.
7. Elizabeth Rowenab. June 27, 1858, m. Levi J. Clements.
8. Samuel Registerb. July 8, 1860, m. (1) Laura Curry, daughter of CharlesW. (2) Matilda Patten, daughter of M. E.
9. Marcus S.b. 1862, m. Mittie Walker, daughter of E. D.
10. Catherine M.b. December 20, 1864, died July 2, 1893, single.
11. Mary J. (Mollie)b. November 30, 1866, m. J. T. Webb. (Living).
12, Edward Levib. March 31, 1869, died single July 7, 1928.

Mr. Patten was baptized into Union Primitive Baptist Church September 9, 1848, and was dismissed by letter March 11, 1854, to unite with others in organizing Empire Church nearer his home. He died a member of Empire Church. He was ordained to the ministry by Empire Church and served several churches in Clinch and Berrien Counties as pastor.

Mr. Patten in 1865 became a member of the Masonic fraternity, receiving his degrees in the old Butler Lodge No. 211 at Milltown (now called Lakeland). He was demitted September 18, 1880, and on account of the attitude of his church towards Masonry, never affiliated with a lodge afterwards.
William Patten was Justice of Peace in the 664th district, Lowndes County, 1845-1848, 1849-1856. In the latter year, he was cut out of Lowndes into Berrien County and was immediately elected to the same office (J. P.) in the newly formed 1144th district, serving 1856-1869. Then later, when the 1300th district was formed, he held the same office in it, 1889-1893.

Mr. Patten died September 16, 1907, and his wife died March 2, 1916. They were buried at Union Church.

Census References: 1850, Lowndes; 1860, 1870, Berrien.

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William Patterson and Nancy Reddish




Husband William Patterson 23

         Born: Abt 1800 - North Carolina 28
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         Died: Abt 1849 - Appling County, GA 28
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     Marriage: 1829 - Appling County, GA 28



Wife Nancy Reddish

         Born: 1810 - Tattnall Co., GA 23
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         Died: Abt 1890 - Appling County, GA 28
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       Father: Drewry Reddish
       Mother: Jane Carter




Children

General Notes: Husband - William Patterson

PATTERSON, WILLIAM.
1800-1849
APPLING

William Patterson was born in North Carolina, a son of Daniel Patterson, R.S., He and his brother, Daniel, left Robeson county as young men and came to South Georgia, locating in Appling county where they married. William Patterson in 1829 was married to Nancy Reddish, born 1811 in Tattnall county, daughter of Drew Reddish (Vol. II). They had seven children, viz:

1. William Jasperb. 1831, m Nancy Moody, dau. of Geo.
2. Arabellab. 1833, m. Isham Tyre.
3. Sarahb. 1835, m. Alfred Lightsey.
4. Ishamb. 1838, m. Nancy Morgan, dau. of Thomas.
5. Solomonb. 1841, m. Sarah E. Surrency, dau. of A. P.
6. Abrahamb. 1843, m. Mary Jane Howard, dau. of Allen.
7. Elizabethb. 1845, m. Alfred Davis, Jan. 25, 1885.

William Patterson died intestate in Appling county about 1849. Isham Reddish, his brother-in-law, was appointed guardian of the minor heirs. Mrs. Patterson died about 1890. She and her husband were buried in the Millikin cemetery near Odum, Ga. They were members of the Bethel Methodist Church in Appling county.


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Max Tylinski and Helen Pawloski




Husband Max Tylinski

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Wife Helen Pawloski

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       Father: Waclaw Pawloski
       Mother: Sophia




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John Peacock




Husband John Peacock 165

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1 F Sarah Peacock

         Born: 1812 - Tattnall Co., GA 165
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       Spouse: Allison Cason
         Marr: 10 Sep 1835 - Ware, (now Pierce) County 165



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Asbury Sylvester Pearson and Chloe Waldron




Husband Asbury Sylvester Pearson

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Wife Chloe Waldron

         Born: 22 Feb 1851 133
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       Father: Oliver Asbury Waldron
       Mother: Chloe Howard




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Leonard Peeples and Annie Waldron




Husband Leonard Peeples

         Born: 21 Feb 1881
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         Died: 23 Dec 1913
       Buried:  - Woodlawn Cemetery, Tampa, Hillsborough, Florida
     Marriage: 9 Jun 1904 133



Wife Annie Waldron

         Born: 31 Oct 1887 - Clinch County, Georgia 133
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         Died: 16 Sep 1964 - Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida
       Buried:  - Woodlawn Cemetery, Tampa, Hillsborough, Florida


       Father: Asbury Banner Waldron Sr.
       Mother: Caroline J. North




Children

General Notes: Husband - Leonard Peeples

Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34219219/leonard_s-peeples: accessed December 8, 2025), memorial page for Leonard S Peeples (21 Feb 1881\endash 23 Dec 1913), Find a Grave Memorial ID 34219219, citing Woodlawn Cemetery, Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida, USA; Maintained by Foxhunt (contributor 46868266).


General Notes: Wife - Annie Waldron

Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34196752/annie_w-peeples: accessed December 8, 2025), memorial page for Annie W Waldron Peeples (31 Oct 1887\endash 16 Sep 1964), Find a Grave Memorial ID 34196752, citing Woodlawn Cemetery, Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida, USA; Maintained by Foxhunt (contributor 46868266).
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Arthur Pelletier and Julia Maria Van Duzer




Husband Arthur Pelletier

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Wife Julia Maria Van Duzer

          AKA: Aunt Dude
         Born: 13 Nov 1896
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       Father: Selah Henry Van Duzer
       Mother: Emily H. Bennett


Events

• Occupation: Teacher In Horseheads, NY.


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