Yarbrough Deeds Surnames in Yarbrough Family:
Allen,Beckham,Cannafax,Cheny,Coggins,Crawford,Foster,Gilder, Glass,Harper,Hutchison,Jackson,Jones,Jordon,Leake,Lynch,Manley, McEvoy,Parker,Patton,Rawls,Reynolds,Taylor,Wilson,Wright

CREEK INDIAN LETTERS TALKS AND TREATIES 1705 - 1839 COMPILED, COPIED AND BOUND WITH AUTHORITY OF JOHN B. WILSON, SECRETARY OF STATE UNDER DIRECTION OF MRS. J. E. HAYS, STATE HISTORIAN 1939. ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS IN DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES & HISTORY OF GEORGIA. W.P.A. PROJECT O P. 665-34-3-224. P. 244 Greensborough 14th April 1792

Abt the same time Brigade orders were handed to Me, a Letter from Captain Alexr. Reid was put into My hands informing Me that on 11th Inst. a Mr. JAMES YARBROUGH & his Son were killed by the Indians upon Cedar Creek about two miles above the big Shoals of the Oconee. Capt. Reid adds that at the same time the account of the Murder reached his house, he was from home but that it is Certain the Murder was Committed, that the Indians were Tracked Some distance from the place, That from the Tracks the pursuers Supposed There were no more than three of them; that from the appearance of the deceased they (the pursuers) were of the opinion the Indians rushed on them & tomahawked them, for no other wounds were to be Seen nor were their Scalps taken. [This was signed y Henry Karr Col. Green County, Ga. to Elijah Clark.] p. 246 Rock Landing 28th Apl. 1792 From the current reports here there can be no doubt of the death of JAMES YARBROUGH and his Son -- but as retaliation was expected by the frontier people for the Indian killed last year, it has not caused the usual alarm among the Settlers and I have heard of none breaking as yet... Greensborough 16th June 1792 ...I lately observed in one of Mr. Smith's publications that it has been said the two YARBROUGH's were killed by white people and by some others that they were killed by lightning - but it has been sufficiently proved by several people they were Killed with hatchets and one of their heads cut almost off... [H. Karr colo. G. C.] p. 264 ...If we may tract their Barbarity we will find them early begun after the Treaty with the murder of Mr. Rory's son in Green County near the Rock Landing and Since with the murder of Mr. YARBROUGH & Son near the Scull Shoals on the Oconie in May last...[Saml Alexander]

(James Yarbrough is the father of John Yarbrough that came to Pike Co.Ga.)

John YARBROUGH married 1807 Oglethorpe county Ga.to Nancy ALLEN daughter of Drewy ALLEN and Elizabeth YARBROUGH.The first record of John in Pike County is 17 Feb.1826 John purchased 202 1/2 acres Lot 131 Dist.1. from Henry Barnes.Deed bk.A. pg.507.

Children are:

+ 1.Henry S.Yarbrough b.17 May 1808 d.30 Sept.1862 married 11 Aug.1831 in Pike county to Sara HARPER b.6 April 1812 d.6 March 1892.

2.Mary Yarbrough.

3.Stokes Yarbrough.

4.Pleasant Yarbrough.

* 1.Henry YARBROUGH married Sara HARPER.She is the daughter of John Harper & Leah Maddox

Children are:

+ 5.John Allen Yarbrough b.19 Sept.1833 d.19 Feb.1875 married 27 Nov.1855 to Mary FOSTER b.13 March 1840 d.16 Aug.1907. Buried at Bethany Christian Ch. Spalding Co. Ga. on Bethany Ch. Rd.

John & Mary Foster Yarbrough

6.Mary Jane Yarbrough b.16 Aug.1834 d.7 Dec.1862 married 30 Jan.1853 to William T.JACKSON b.19 Dec.1826 d.20 Aug.1864.

7.Martha Ann Yarbrough b.14 Nov.1835 d.9 Jan.1902 married Augustus W.WILSON.

8.James David Yarbrough b.24 June 1838 d.12 Nov.1923 married 14 Oct.1868 to Mary Washington BECKHAM.

9.Nancy Leak Yarbrough b.7 Feb.1845 d.5 Aug.1924 married 13 Nov.1860 to James Henry PATTON b.14 April 1835 d.18 Oct.1899.

+ 5.John Allen YARBROUGH married Mary FOSTER She is the daughter of Robert Foster and Patiance Guilder.

Children are:

+ 10.Sally P.Yarbrough b.11 Jan.1858 d.30 April 1930 married 20 Nov.1874 to Benjamin Thomas HUTCHISON b.24 May 1854 d.16 Oct.1930. Buried at Bethany Christian Ch on Bethany Ch. Rd. Spalding Co. Ga.

11.Robert H.Yarbrough b.23 April 1859 d.10 Jan.19-- married 21 Jan.1883 to Lilla COGGINS.

12.James A.Yarbrough b.22 Nov.1860 d.17 June 1933 married 13 July 1885 to Ada WRIGHT.

13.Mollie Yarbrough b.9 Dec.1854 d.?married 17 Jan.1884 to Dr.Mitchell Guilder LEAK b.1867 d.1930.

14.Blanch Addie Yarbrough b.4 Aug.1868 d.6 Nov.1921 married 5 Nov.18-- to Joseph Jefferson McEVOY b.22 Nov.1867 d.15 July 1917.

15. John David Yarbrough b.30 May 1873.d. 13 Jan.1948. married Otelia Crawford

File Contributed by Lynn Cunningham

Descendants of John Yarbrough

Generation No. 1
1. JOHN1 YARBROUGH He married NANCY M. ALLEN Abt. 1807 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, daughter of DREWRY ALLEN and ELIZABETH YARBROUGH.

More About JOHN YARBROUGH and NANCY ALLEN: Marriage: Abt. 1807, Oglethorpe County, Georgia

Child of JOHN YARBROUGH and NANCY ALLEN is: 2. i. HENRY S.2 YARBROUGH, b. 17 May 1808, Georgia; d. 30 September 1862, Pike County, Georgia.

Generation No. 2

2. HENRY S.2 YARBROUGH (JOHN1) was born 17 May 1808 in Georgia (Source: 1850 Census Record, pg 205a.), and died 30 September 1862 in Pike County, Georgia. He married SARAH K. HARPER 11 August 1831 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: US Marriage Index 1691-1850 (Heritage Quest), "CD-ROM."), daughter of JOHN HARPER and LEAH MADDOX. She was born 06 April 1812 in Putnam County, Georgia (Source: 1850 Census Record, pg 205a.), and died 06 March 1892 in Pike County, Georgia.

Notes for HENRY S. YARBROUGH: Pike County, Georgia Court of Ord. Pike Co. Wills 1844-1876

In the Name of God Amen I Henry S. Yarbrough being in firm body but of sound mind and memory do make and publish this present writing to be and contain my last will and testament and at the same utterly revoking all former will and gifts made by me.

Item 1. I give and bequeath to my wife Sarah Yarbrough during her natural life and at her death to go to my son, James D.Yarbrough, the two following lots of land to wit- number one hundred and thirty two (132) and lot number one hundred and thirty three (133) all in the first district of originally Monroe, now Pike Co. I also give to my said wife absolutely the six following Negroes to wit - Charlotte, an old Negro woman some seventy years old, George a man about thirty years old, Rhoda a woman about thirty years old and her two youngest children, Margaret and Jenny and their further increase and Matilda a mulatto girl abut 14 yr. old and her future increase. I also give to my said wife, Sarah Yarbrough, all my house hold and kitchen furniture, stock of all kinds, and provision for her family and stock sufficient to her for one year and the plantation tools.

Item 2. I give to my son. John A. Yarbrough, the following land, lot number one hundred and thirty four (134) the half lot where on he now lives, the two following Negroes to wit, Monica, a woman about twenty and Jacob, a boy about seventeen years old.

Item 3. I give to my daughter, Mary Jane Jackson, during her natural life and at her death to her children the following land to wit - number one hundred and twenty two (122) and half of lot number one hundred and twenty three (123) and forty acres of lot number one hundred and twenty one (121) all in the first district of originally Monroe, now Pike Co. I also give to my said daughter, Mary Jane Jackson, the following Negroes and their future increase to have and hold and enjoy during her natural life. At her death to go to and vest in her children to wit- a mulatto girl Ellen, and her infant child, and a black girl Ellen.

Item 4. I give to my son, James D. Yarbrough, the following lots of land, lot one hundred and thirty one (131) and lot one hundred and thirty seven (137) all in said first district of Pike Co. I also give my said son, James D., the following Negroes with their future increase to wit - Jerry a boy sixteen yr. old, Mariah, a woman eighteen years old. and her infant child Cheney and my blacksmith tools and carpenters tools.

Item 5.I give to my daughter, Martha Ann Wilson, during her natural life, and at her death, to her children, the following lands and Negroes to wit - lot one hundred and fifty three (153) and the south half of lot number one hundred and fifty four (154) all in the first district of Monroe now Pike Co. Also, Hannah a girl fourteen yr.. old, Joe, a boy six yrs.old with their future increase.

Item 6. I give to my daughter Nancy L. Patton, during her natural life and at her death to her children the following land and Negroes to wit - Lot number one hundred and thirty five (135) and the north half of lot number one hundred and fifty four (154) all in the first district of Monroe now Pike Co. Also, a Negro girl Harriett about fifteen yr. old and Melia a girl thirteen years old.

Item 7. I further wish as my estate is in debt that my here in name executors do sell my land known as the Jackson and David Huckeby Old Place. My last years crop of cotton and pay my said debts and should not that what is due me be sufficient to pay off all my debts. I wish all my effects kept together and work till all my debts are paid off.

Item 8. I do here by appoint my two sons, John A. Yarbrough and James D. Yarbrough, my two joint executors to this my last will and testament in witness where of I do here unto set my hand and seal the fourth day of September in the year of Our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty two (1862) Signed Sealed and Acknowledged in Presence of Silas Coggin Peyton Horton Isaac B. Williamson Henry S. Yarbrough

More About HENRY S. YARBROUGH: Census # 1: 1850 Pike County, Georgia, 68th District, pg 205

Notes for SARAH K. HARPER: Source: Pike County Will Book D, page 185-186 Written: September 28 1883

In the name of God Amen I S C Yarbrough being of sound and disposing mind and memory and considering the uncertainty of this mortal life do make and declare this my last will and testament in manner and form following-

Item 1st To my son John A Yarbrough deceased to his children I give five hundred dollars

Item 2nd To my daughter Mary Jane Jackson deceased or to her children five hundred dollars the note I now hold against T.R. Jackson to be drawn out of the part of his part.

Item 3rd To my daughter Martha Ann Wilson or to her children five hundred dollars a note I now hold against S C Wilson to come out of the part of his part.

Item 4th To my son J D Yarbrough (or to his children) five hundred dollars also two lots of land I now hold that was will to him by his father at my death.

Item 5th To my daughter Nannie L Patton or to her children five hundred dollars

Item 6th My house hold and kitchen furniture to be equally divided between my three girls Mary J Jackson deceased her part to go to Martha F Nunnly and Molly W Jackson, Martha A Wilson and Nannie L Patton

Item 7th All other property to be equally divided between my living children and if none living to be equal divided between my grandchildren Mary J Jackson (deceased) children J W Jackson H S Jackson Fannie F Nunnly Molly W Jackson Also the children of J D Yarbrough Nannie L Patton Martha A Wilson

Item 8th I have by constitute and appoint my children J D Yarbrough executor and my two daughters Martha A Wilson Nannie L Patton my executrix off this my last will and testament hereby revoking all others have to fore made by me

Item 9th I desire that no inventory or return be made by my executor or executrix after my death of my estate Turned over for signatures Witness my hand and seal this the 28th day of September in the year 1883

Saly C Yarbrough Witnesses Robt H Allen H C Allen J F Allen

signed sealed delivered and published by Sallie C Yarbrough as her last will and testament in the presence of us the subscribing witnesses who subscribed our names here to in the presence of said testator (at her special instance an request) and in the presence of each other this Sept 28th in the year 1883

Robert H Allen H C Allen J F Allen

Item 7th I desire to change this Item 7th I want it to read All other property to be equally divided between my four children Mary J Jackson deceased to go to her four children James W Jackson, H S Jackson, Fannie F Nunnley & Mollie W Jackson.

Martha A Wilson J D Yarbrough Nannie L Patton M A Wilson Saly C Yarbrough J D Yarbrough Test N L Patton

Georgia Pike County Personally came before me J F Allen one of the witnesses to the within paper purporting to be the last will and testament of Mrs Sallie Yarbrough who being sworn saith that he together with Robert H Allen and H C Allen the other witnesses saw Mrs. Sallie Yarbrough sign the same as her will in their presence and that they all signed the same as witnesses at her request and in her presence and in the presence of each other and that she was at the time of such signing and attestation of sound and disposing mind and memory and executed the within paper freely and voluntarily Sworn to & subscribed before me

J F Allen this March 30th 1892 Harry Wells Ordinary

Georgia Pike County came before me in open court J D Yarbrough M A Wilson & N L Patton named as witnesses to the codicil of the last will of Sallie C Yarbrough, who being sworn says that they saw Mrs. S C Yarbrough sign the same, that she signed in their presence and they in hers and that she was at the time of sound and disposing mind & memory. Sworn to & subscribed before me

J D Yarbrough this April 4th 1892 M A Wilson Harry Wells Ordinary

N L Patton I do solemnly swear that this writing contains the true last will of the within named Sallie C Yarbrough deceased as far as I know or believe and that I will well and truly execute the same in accordance with the laws of this State So help me God.

J D Yarbrough sworn to & subscribed before me April 4th 1892 M A Wilson Harry Wells Ordinary N L Patton

More About HENRY YARBROUGH and SARAH HARPER: Marriage: 11 August 1831, Pike County, Georgia (Source: US Marriage Index 1691-1850 (Heritage Quest), "CD-ROM.")

Children of HENRY YARBROUGH and SARAH HARPER are:

3. i. JOHN ALLEN3 YARBROUGH, b. 19 September 1833, Pike County, Georgia; d. 19 February 1875, Spalding County, Georgia.

4. ii. MARY JANE YARBROUGH, b. 16 August 1834, Pike County, Georgia; d. 07 December 1862.

5. iii. MARTHA ANN YARBROUGH, b. 14 November 1835, Pike County, Georgia; d. 09 January 1902, Pike County, Georgia.

iv. FRANCES E. YARBROUGH, b. Abt. 1843, Pike County, Georgia (Source: 1850 Census Record, pg 205a.).

6. v. NANCY LEAK YARBROUGH, b. 07 February 1845, Pike County, Georgia; d. 05 August 1924, Pike County, Georgia.

vi. JAMES DAVID YARBROUGH, b. 24 June 1838, Pike County, Georgia (Source: 1850 Census Record, og 205a.); d. 12 November 1923; m. MARY A. WASHINGTON BECKHAM, 14 October 1868, Pike County, Georgia; b. July 1849, Pike County, Georgia; d. Aft. 1910, Pike County, Georgia.

More About JAMES YARBROUGH and MARY BECKHAM: Marriage: 14 October 1868, Pike County, Georgia

Generation No. 3

3. JOHN ALLEN3 YARBROUGH (HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 19 September 1833 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: 1850 Census Record, pg 205a.), and died 19 February 1875 in Spalding County, Georgia. He married MARY A. FOSTER 29 November 1855 in Spalding County, Georgia, daughter of ROBERT FOSTER and PATIENCE GILDER. She was born 13 March 1840 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: 1850 Census Record, pg 206.), and died 16 August 1908 in Pike County, Georgia.

Notes for JOHN ALLEN YARBROUGH:
File contributed by: Bill Russell
Source: Pike County Probate Court
Written: February 23 1871
Recorded: April 5 1875

Will of John A. Yarbrough

Georgia
Pike County In the name of God Amen
I John A. Yarbrough while in health & possessing a sound & disposing memory knowing my children & property & the duty I owe them & also knowing that it was appointed unto man to die & desiring now to dispose of my earthly possessions do make and ordain this my last Will and testament revoking all other wills that may have been heretofore made. Item 1st It is my will and desire that all of my just debts be paid by my Executrix as soon after my death as possible.

Item 2 I will and bequeath to my beloved wife Mary A. Yarbrough during her life or widowhood all of my estate real personal & mixed, chosen in action & money, directing her to keep said property together for the purpose of raising and educating my children with power to sell or exchange any part of said property & invest the proceeds in other property for her benefit & the benefit of my children as hereafter explained without procuring an order of Court or consent of a chancellor her letter to be as perfect as if made by myself while in life.

Item 3 It is my will and desire that if my wife should again marry that all of my estate to be equally divided between my children born & to be born & my said wife share & share alike & if she should survive until my oldest child arrives at full age then I desire that said child shall be advanced an amount equal to his share of my estate & that the said Executrix and said child shall each select a friend to make the division in kind, if possible & if that cannot be done in money by the sale of such property as will least [--?--] the balance of estate by my said Executrix & it is my further desire that each child shall be advanced in like manner as they arrive of age, or marry & if my said wife shall again marry then my property to be appraised & divided by three disinterested & good citizens & the division to be made by them & after her death my said property to be divided & appraised in like manner without any order of court as I desire to save expenses & the said children in the event my shall so many [ extra words ?] shall have as their Guardian James B. Yarbrough who may may [extra word] receipt for their respective shares to said executrix Executed, signed, sealed & delivered in presence of the subscribing witnesses & each other this February 23rd 1871

J. A. Yarbrough
Witnesses
S.T. Doyal
John D. Alexander
A. D. Nunnaly
Edwin W. Hammond
Georgia
Pike County
I Jno D. Alexander do solemnly swear that I saw John A. Yarbrough sign, seal, and heard him declare & publish the within writing to be and contain his last Will and Testament, and at the same time thereof he was of sound disposing mind and memory, and that he did it freely without compulsion to the best of my knowledge and belief and that I signed said will in the presence of said John A. Yarbrough at his request and that I saw S. T. Doyal, Aaron D. Nunnaly and E. W. Hammond the other three witnesses sign the same as witnesses in the presence of Testator and in the presence of each other on the day it purports to have been executed
John D. Alexander
Sworn to and subscribed in open court this 5th day of April 1875
T. J. Blasingame
Ordinary
Pike Court of Ordinary June Term 1875
Ordered by the court that the will of John A. Yarbrough be admitted to record as satisfactorily proven in common form and that the Executrix Mary A. Yarbrough have leave to qualify and so doing that letter Testamentary issue to her
T. J. Blasingame Ordinary

More About JOHN ALLEN YARBROUGH:
Burial: Bethany Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia
Census: 1870 Pike County, Georgia, pg 136
Notes for MARY A. FOSTER:
The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, August 21, 1908
Mrs. Mary Yarbrough Dies Mrs. Mary Yarbrough died at her home near Williamson Sunday after a lingering illness. She was about seventy five years of age at death and was a good woman. She was a member of Bethany Christian church and had been for a long number of years. She was highly esteemed in her community and loved by all who knew her and will be greatly missed. She is survived by six children, Mrs. Ben Hutchinson, R.H. Yarbrough and Mrs. W.W. Shannon, of Williamson, J.A. Yarbrough, of Hollonville, and Mrs. Addie McEvoy of Augusta, besides several grandchildren and other relatives all of whom have the sympathy of the community. Funeral services were held at Bethany church Monday morning, conducted by Dr. Jones and the remains were interred in the family burial ground.

More About MARY A. FOSTER:
Burial: Bethany Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia
More About JOHN YARBROUGH and MARY FOSTER:
Marriage: 29 November 1855, Spalding County, Georgia

Children of JOHN YARBROUGH and MARY FOSTER are:

7. i. SARAH P.4 YARBROUGH, b. 11 January 1858, Georgia; d. 30 April 1930, Pike County, Georgia.

8. ii. JAMES A. YARBROUGH, b. 22 November 1860, Georgia; d. 17 June 1933, Pike County, Georgia.

9. iii. MARY YARBROUGH, b. 09 December 1865, Georgia; d. 10 December 1956.

iv. BLANCHE ADDIE YARBROUGH, b. 04 August 1868, Georgia; d. 06 November 1921; m. DR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON MCEVOY; b. 22 November 1867; d. 15 July 1917.

More About BLANCHE ADDIE YARBROUGH:
Burial: Bethany Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia

More About DR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON MCEVOY:
Burial: Bethany Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia

10. v. JOHN DAVID YARBROUGH, b. 30 May 1873, Georgia; d. 13 January 1948.

vi. ROBERT HENRY YARBROUGH, b. 23 April 1859, Georgia; d. 10 January 1928, Pike County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 2117-J.); m. LILA COGGIN, 21 January 1883, Pike County, Georgia; b. Abt. 1867, Pike County, Georgia.

More About ROBERT HENRY YARBROUGH:
Burial: Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About ROBERT YARBROUGH and LILA COGGIN:
Marriage: 21 January 1883, Pike County, Georgia

4. MARY JANE3 YARBROUGH (HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 16 August 1834 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: 1850 Census Record, pg 205a.), and died 07 December 1862. She married WILLIAM T. JACKSON 30 January 1853. He was born 19 December 1826 in Georgia, and died 20 August 1864.

More About WILLIAM JACKSON and MARY YARBROUGH:
Marriage: 30 January 1853

Child of MARY YARBROUGH and WILLIAM JACKSON is:

11. i. ROBERT THOMAS4 JACKSON, b. Abt. 1854, Pike County, Georgia.

5. MARTHA ANN3 YARBROUGH (HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 14 November 1835 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: 1850 Census Record, pg 205a.), and died 09 January 1902 in Pike County, Georgia. She married AUGUSTUS W. WILSON 1855 in Pike County, Georgia, son of ELIJAH WILSON and FRANCES ELLIS. He was born 12 April 1830 in Georgia.

More About AUGUSTUS W. WILSON:
Census # 1: 1860 Pike County, Georgia, Zebulon PO, pg 64

More About AUGUSTUS WILSON and MARTHA YARBROUGH:
Marriage: 1855, Pike County, Georgia

Children of MARTHA YARBROUGH and AUGUSTUS WILSON are:

i. CYRUS STANFORD4 WILSON, b. 09 February 1857, Pike County, Georgia; d. Abt. 1927.

12. ii. SARAH FRANCES WILSON, b. 14 April 1862, Pike County, Georgia; d. 12 May 1952, Pike County, Georgia.

iii. LULA WILSON, b. 28 November 1863, Pike County, Georgia; d. 10 March 1901, Pike County, Georgia.

iv. JAMES ALLEN WILSON, b. 01 February 1868, Pike County, Georgia; d. 02 July 1951.

v. WILLIAM A. WILSON, b. 06 December 1860, Pike County, Georgia; d. 12 October 1861, Pike County, Georgia.

6. NANCY LEAK3 YARBROUGH (HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 07 February 1845 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: 1850 Census Record, pg 205a.), and died 05 August 1924 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 25421-F.). She married JAMES HENRY PATTON 13 November 1860 in Pike County, Georgia, son of JAMES PATTON and ELIZABETH HUNT. He was born 14 April 1835 in Pike County, Georgia, and died 18 October 1889 in Pike County, Georgia.

More About NANCY LEAK YARBROUGH:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

Notes for JAMES HENRY PATTON:
On 4 September 1848, Elizabeth Patton, with Benjamin F. Harper, William B. Ballard, William Milam, and Andrew Buttram, was made legal guardian of James Patton, "orphan of James Patton, deceased."

Living with Thomas Goodwin Hunt on 1860 Spalding County census

53rd Regiment; Georgia Volunteer Infantry; Army of Northern Virginia; C. S. A.; Pike County, Georgia; Dixie Volunteers -
Patton, James H. - 4th Sergeant May 5, 1862. Discharged, furnished substitute, in 1862. Pension records show he enlisted in Ga. State Troops Cavalry. Died in Pike County, Georgia, October 18, 1889.

1880 Census Place: District 545, Pike, Georgia
Source: FHL Film 1254161 National Archives Film T9-0161 Page 27C James H. PATTON, Self, M, M, W, 45, GA, Occ: Farmer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Nancy L. PATTON, Wife, F, M, W, 35, GA, Occ: At Home, Fa: GA, Mo: GA John H. PATTON, Son, M, S, W, 17, GA, Occ: Farm Laborer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA William J. PATTON, Son, M, S, W, 14, GA, Occ: Farm Laborer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Mathew PATTON, Son, M, S, W, 11, GA, Occ: Farm Laborer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Eldorado PATTON, Son, M, S, W, 7, GA, Occ: Farm Laborer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Robert Lee PATTON, Son, M, S, W, 5, GA, Occ: At Home, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Sarah E. PATTON, Dau, F, S, W, 1, GA, Occ: At Home, Fa: GA, Mo: GA

Pike County, Journal
Zebulon, GA., Tuesday, November 5, 1889
(Transcribed 10/16/02 Lynn Cunningham)
Williamson
Williamson, Oct 26 - Last Saturday Mr. James Patten was buried here by the Masonic fraternity. The funeral service was preached by Rev. S.R. England to a large congregation of relatives and friends.

More About JAMES HENRY PATTON:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About JAMES PATTON and NANCY YARBROUGH:
Marriage: 13 November 1860, Pike County, Georgia

Children of NANCY YARBROUGH and JAMES PATTON are:
i. JOHN H.4 PATTON, b. Abt. 1863, Pike County, Georgia. ii. J.WILLIAM PATTON, b. 25 January 1866, Pike County, Georgia; d. 07 March 1929, Pike County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 8777-K.).

More About J.WILLIAM PATTON:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

13. iii. MATHEW C. PATTON, b. 28 January 1867, Pike County, Georgia; d. 05 November 1902, Pike County, Georgia.

iv. ELDORADO PATTON, b. Abt. 1873, Pike County, Georgia.

v. ROBERT E. LEE PATTON, b. 05 April 1875, Pike County, Georgia; d. 14 August 1901, Pike County, Georgia.

Notes for ROBERT E. LEE PATTON:
The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, August 16, 1901 (Transcribed 10/12/03 Lynn Cunningham)

Robert Patton Killed
Wednesday night at Blanton's Mill about twelve miles from here Robert Patton was shot and instantly killed by Forest McNorton. Patton is about 25 years of age and a good farmer. McNorton is from Indiana and is not well known in this section. Robert Patton and his brother Tom were fishing at the mill crossing it is said, Robert being on one side of the stream and Tom on the other. McNorton and Lum Cannady who had been to Brooks Station came by about midnight in a buggy, saw young Patton standing in the bushes in a few feet of the bridge and McNorton asked who it was. Patton made no reply. McNorton drew his pistol and told him he would make him talk, opened fire and the ball took effect just below the heart, death resulting instantly. The men in the buggy drove across the bridge and went on a mile further when Cannady went back to see if Patton had been hurt. Tom Patton it appears was not aware that his brother has been killed and this discovery was made some forty minutes after the tragedy was enacted. Many are of the opinion that the deed was perpetrated with out any provocation and much indignation is expressed.

More About ROBERT E. LEE PATTON:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

vi. SARAH E. PATTON, b. Abt. 1879, Pike County, Georgia.

vii. THOMAS BENJAMIN PATTON, b. 04 May 1881, Pike County, Georgia; d. 20 June 1952, Pike County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 14075.); m. LUCILE COGGIN, 26 December 1907, Pike County, Georgia (Source: Marriage Record - Pike County, Georgia.); b. 20 March 1890, Pike County, Georgia; d. 10 May 1970, Spalding County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 014108.)

More About THOMAS BENJAMIN PATTON:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About LUCILE COGGIN:
Burial: Williamson United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia Residence: Pike County, Georgia

Marriage Notes for THOMAS PATTON and LUCILE COGGIN:
The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, January 3, 1908 Marriage
Last Thursday afternoon at the office of the ordinary, Miss Lucile Coggin and Mr. Tom Patton were united in marriage by Judge J.W. Means. They had not made known their intentions and their marriage was quite a surprise. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Bell Coggin, of Hollonville, and the groom a son of Mrs. Henry Patton, of Beeks. Both are popular with a large circle of friends who extend them heartiest congratulations.

More About THOMAS PATTON and LUCILE COGGIN:
Marriage: 26 December 1907, Pike County, Georgia (Source: Marriage Record - Pike County, Georgia.)

Generation No. 4

7. SARAH P.4 YARBROUGH (JOHN ALLEN3, HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 11 January 1858 in Georgia, and died 30 April 1930 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 10619.). She married BENJAMIN THOMAS HUTCHISON 20 November 1874, son of JOHN HUTCHISON and ZERRIAH JOHNSTON. He was born 24 May 1854 in Georgia, and died 16 October 1930 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 27918.)

More About SARAH P. YARBROUGH:
Burial: Bethany Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia

More About BENJAMIN THOMAS HUTCHISON:
Burial: Bethany Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia Census # 1: 1900; Census Place: Williamson, Pike, Georgia; Roll: T623 216; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 81

More About BENJAMIN HUTCHISON and SARAH YARBROUGH: Marriage: 20 November 1874

Children of SARAH YARBROUGH and BENJAMIN HUTCHISON are:
i. GARFIELD HUTCHISON, b. December 1881, Georgia.
ii. TOMMIE HUTCHISON, b. May 1883, Georgia.
iii. ERNIE HUTCHISON, b. July 1885, Georgia.
14. iv. RAYMOND C. HUTCHISON, b. 11 July 1889, Pike County, Georgia; d. 25 November 1966, Spalding County, Georgia.
v. ANNIE NELL HUTCHISON, b. 13 January 1892, Georgia; d. 08 April 1907, Clark County, Georgia.

Notes for ANNIE NELL HUTCHISON:
Pike County Times-Journal, Zebulon, Ga., Friday, April 12, 1907 Williamson
The sad news reached her Monday of the death of Miss Annie Hutchinson who was attending school at the State Normal School at Athens. She was the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hutchinson, of near this place, and was a young Christian girl who was loved by all. The family has the sympathy of the entire community in their sorrow. (Transcribed 6/7/06 Lynn Ballard Cunningham)

vi. JOHN HUTCHISON, b. June 1894, Georgia.

8. JAMES A.4 YARBROUGH (JOHN ALLEN3, HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 22 November 1860 in Georgia, and died 17 June 1933 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 13792.). He married ADA WRIGHT 13 July 1885. She was born August 1867 in Georgia, and died 1929.

Notes for JAMES A. YARBROUGH:
Griffin Daily News (Dawn Hill)
Saturday, June 17, 1933
Mr. J.A. Yarbrough Passes Suddenly
Mr. James A. Yarbrough, 72 years of age, died at the home of his son, Milton Yarbrough, near Williamson early this morning. Although he had been in poor health for several years, his death today was unexpected. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Williamson Christian church. Rev. Frank Adams, of Atlanta, will officiate. Interment will be in the Williamson cemetery with Frank S. Pittman, funeral director, in charge. Up until the time of his retirement several years ago, Mr. Yarbrough was one of the most prominent farmers in Pike county and made his home near Hollonville. Mr. Yarbrough is survived by five sons, Durwood Yarbrough, of Thomaston, Albert Yarbrough of South Bend, Ind., Roger Yarbrough, of Pomona, Calif.; Milton Yarbrough, of Williamson, and Joe Yarbrough of Griffin, one brother, John D. Yarbrough, of Williamson; and one sister, Mrs. W.W. Shannon, of Williamson.

More About JAMES A. YARBROUGH:
Burial: Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia Census: Year: 1910; Census Place: Hollonville, Pike, Georgia; Roll: T624_207; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 107

More About ADA WRIGHT:
Burial: Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About JAMES YARBROUGH and ADA WRIGHT:
Marriage: 13 July 1885

Children of JAMES YARBROUGH and ADA WRIGHT are:
i. DURWARD ALBERT YARBROUGH, b. 10 September 1886, Pike County, Georgia; d. 21 November 1952, Upson County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate number: 26705.); m. LOIS KATE JOHNSON, 02 November 1908, Coweta County, Georgia; b. January 1889, Fulton County, Georgia; d. 25 March 1939, Upson County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate number: 7116.)

More About DURWARD ALBERT YARBROUGH:
Burial: Providence Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia Census # 1: Year: 1910; Census Place: Hollonville, Pike, Georgia; Roll: T624_207; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 107

More About LOIS KATE JOHNSON:
Burial: Providence Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia
Marriage Notes for DURWARD YARBROUGH and LOIS JOHNSON:
The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, December 4, 1908 Miss Lois Johnson and Mr. Durward Yarbrough were married at Raymond, a station near Newnan, Wednesday afternoon. The bride ia a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pless Johnson, of Brooks Station, and is a beautiful and attractive young lady. She taught school this year at the Dunbar academy. Mr. Yarbrough is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Yarbrough, of Hollonville, and is a popular and splendid business young man. They have the heartiest good wishes of their many friends for a happy and successful life.
More About DURWARD YARBROUGH and LOIS JOHNSON:
Marriage: 02 November 1908, Coweta County, Georgia 15. iii. MILTON EDWARD YARBROUGH, b. 21 August 1890, Pike County, Georgia; d. 23 February 1945, Pike County, Georgia.
iv. ROGER B. YARBROUGH, b. 09 July 1898, Pike County, Georgia; m. ELLIE HUTSON.
v. JOSEPH G. YARBROUGH, b. Abt. 1906, Pike County, Georgia.

9. MARY4 YARBROUGH (JOHN ALLEN3, HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 09 December 1865 in Georgia, and died 10 December 1956. She married (1) MITCHELL GUILDER LEAK 17 January 1884, son of ROBERT LEAK and MARY GUILDER. He was born 30 September 1860, and died 20 June 1891. She married (2) WILLIAM W. SHANNON 16 December 1896 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: Marriage Record - Pike County, Georgia.). He was born 23 February 1866 in Georgia, and died 05 January 1948.

More About MARY YARBROUGH:

Burial: Providence Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About MITCHELL LEAK and MARY YARBROUGH:
Marriage: 17 January 1884

More About WILLIAM W. SHANNON:
Burial: Providence Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

Marriage Notes for MARY YARBROUGH and WILLIAM SHANNON: The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, December 18, 1896 Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. Mary J. Yarborough, her daughter, Mrs. Mollie Leek, was married to Mr. Will Shannon, of Hollonville. This marriage unites two of West Pike’s most popular young people. The Journal tenders them their best wishes.

More About WILLIAM SHANNON and MARY YARBROUGH: Marriage: 16 December 1896, Pike County, Georgia (Source: Marriage Record - Pike County, Georgia.)

Children of MARY YARBROUGH and MITCHELL LEAK are:
i. ADDIE CLYDE5 LEAK, b. 26 November 1886; d. 24 April 1928; m. LUTHER ZACHERY SCOTT; b. 26 December 1884, Pike County, Georgia; d. 07 June 1916, Fulton County, Georgia.

More About ADDIE CLYDE LEAK:
Burial: Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About LUTHER ZACHERY SCOTT:
Burial: Hollonville Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

ii. MAMIE L. LEAK, b. February 1889; Stepchild.

10. JOHN DAVID4 YARBROUGH (JOHN ALLEN3, HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 30 May 1873 in Georgia, and died 13 January 1948. He married OTELIA CRAWFORD. She was born 18 December 1886, and died 31 December 1957.

More About JOHN DAVID YARBROUGH:
Burial: Bethany Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia

More About OTELIA CRAWFORD:
Burial: Bethany Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia

Child of JOHN YARBROUGH and OTELIA CRAWFORD is:
i. EDMOND COBB5 YARBROUGH, b. 14 May 1916, Pike County, Georgia; d. 02 November 2007, Spalding County, Georgia.

Notes for EDMOND COBB YARBROUGH:
Cobb Yarbrough
May 14th, 1916 - November 2nd, 2007
Obituary:
Mr. Edmond Cobb Yarbrough, age 91, of Griffin, passed away on Friday, November 2, 2007 at Spalding Regional Medical Center. Mr. Yarbrough was born in Williamson, Georgia on May 14, 1916 to the late John David Yarbrough and the late Otela Crawford Yarbrough. He was preceded in death by first wife, Margaret Yarbrough. Mr. Yarbrough was retired from the Independent Life Insurance Co. and was a member of the Williamson Christian Church. Mr. Yarbrough is survived by his wife Pauline Smith Yarbrough; daughter, Kaye Pate of Palmetto, Ga.; sons and daughters-in-law, David and Ruth Yarbrough of Blue Ridge, GA., Barry and Ann Yarbrough of Nashville, TN; grandchildren, Mark Yarbrough, Brain and Leslie Yarbrough, Eric and Courtney Pate, Ben and Christy Yarbrough, Caroline Yarbrough, Maggie Yarbrough; 6 great-grandchildren. Funeral services for Mr. Cobb Yarbrough will be conducted Sunday, November 4, 2007 at 3:00 p.m. in the Chapel of the Conner-Westbury Funeral Home. Reverend Hiram McKenzie will officiate. Interment will follow in the Bethany Christian Church Cemetery in Williamson. Friends may visit the family on Saturday evening from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Bethany Christian Church, c/o Ann Huff, 3070 Blanton Mill Rd, Williamson, Ga. 30292 in memory of Cobb.

More About EDMOND COBB YARBROUGH:
Age at time of death: 91 years, 5 months, 19 days Burial: 04 November 2007, Bethany Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

11. ROBERT THOMAS4 JACKSON (MARY JANE3 YARBROUGH, HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1854 in Pike County, Georgia. He married SARAH ELIZABETH COGGIN 22 December 1875 in Pike County, Georgia, daughter of DOCTOR COGGIN and MARY WARREN. She was born 24 March 1858 in Pike County, Georgia, and died 17 February 1928 in Pike County, Georgia.

Notes for ROBERT THOMAS JACKSON:
1880 Census Place: District 6, District 495, Fayette, Georgia
Source: FHL Film 1254146 National Archives Film T9-0146 Page 55C
R. T. JACKSON, Self, M, M, W, 25, GA, Occ: Farm Hand, Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Lizzy JACKSON, Wife, F, M, W, 22, GA, Occ: House Keeping, Fa: GA, Mo: GA
A. E. JACKSON, Son, M, S, W, 2, GA, Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Notes for SARAH ELIZABETH COGGIN:
Census #1: June 11, 1900, Pike County, Georgia; l/w/ mom Census #2: April 15, 1910, Ed 107, Sheet 1a, Pike County, Georgia Census #3: February 12, 1920, Ed 157, Sheet 15a, Pike County, Georgia

Griffin Daily News
Friday, February 17, 1928
Mrs. Jackson Dies Near Williamson
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, widow of the late R.T. Jackson died at her home near Williamson this morning at an early hour after an illness of only two weeks. Mrs. Jackson had made her home in Pike county for a number of years and has made friends of all who knew her. She is survived by an only son, B.M. Terrell, of near Williamson. Funeral services will be held from her late home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, The Rev. J.A. Drewry will officiate. Burial will be in the Coggin cemetery with Haisten Brothers in charge.
More About SARAH ELIZABETH COGGIN:
Burial: Coggin Family Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia
Marriage Notes for ROBERT JACKSON and SARAH COGGIN:
Form A
Return of a Marriage.
To the Ordinary of Pike County, State of Georgia
1. Full name of groom: R.T. Jackson
2. Place of residence: Pike Co. Ga.
3. Age: 21
4. Color: White
5. Occupation: Farmer
6. Place of birth - State or Country: Pike Co. Ga.
7. Father's name: William Jackson
8. Mother's maiden name: Miss Yarbrough
9. Full name of bride: Lizzie Coggin
10. Maiden name if a widow:
11. Place of residence: Pike Co. Ga.
12. Age: 17
13. Color: White
14. Place of birth - State or Country: Pike Co. Ga.
15. Father's name: D.M. Coggin
16. Mother's maiden name: Ann Warren
I hereby certify that – and – were joined in marriage by me, in accordance with the laws of the State of Georgia, in the State of Georgia, in the county of Pike this 22 day of Dec. 1875. - J.A. Williams J.P.
More About ROBERT JACKSON and SARAH COGGIN:
Marriage: 22 December 1875, Pike County, Georgia
Child of ROBERT JACKSON and SARAH COGGIN is:
i. ANDREW E.5 JACKSON, b. July 1880, Georgia; d. 20 May 1917, Spalding County, Georgia.

Notes for ANDREW E. JACKSON:
Griffin Daily News and Sun, Wednesday, May 23, 1917
(Dawn Hill)
Victim of Shooting Is Buried In Pike County
The funeral of Andrew Jackson, who was shot and killed in battle in Line Creek district Sunday night, was held Tuesday morning at ten o'clock and interment was made in the Coggins family burying plot in Pike county. Besides his mother, the deceased is survived by his wife, two children and one brother.
More About ANDREW E. JACKSON:
Burial: Coggin Family Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia More About SARAH FRANCES WILSON:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

Notes for FRANCIS ROAN BOTTOMS:
The Atlanta Constitution, September 29, 1926
Pike County Farmer Dies at Williamson
Griffin, Ga., September 28. – (Special.) – Francis Royan Bottoms, prominent Pike county farmer, died late Monday night at his home near Williamson. He had been ill for several weeks. In addition to his widow, Mrs. Frances Wilson Bottoms, he is survived by three daughters, Mrs. R.L. Davis and Mrs A.R. Buchanan, of Williamson, and Miss Lucy Bottoms, of Mullins, S.C.; six sons, J.S., of Punta Gorda, Fla.; J.O., W.B., H.E., R.H., and R.B. Bottoms, all of Williamson; one sister, Mrs Sara Murphy, of Fayetteville, and two brothers, W.A. Bottoms, of Concord, and W.O. Bottoms, of Fayetteville. Funeral arrangements will be announced after the arrival of his son from Florida.

More About FRANCIS ROAN BOTTOMS:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About FRANCIS BOTTOMS and SARAH WILSON:
Marriage: 25 December 1880, Pike County, Georgia (Source: Marriage Record - Pike County, Georgia.)

Children of SARAH WILSON and FRANCIS BOTTOMS are:
16. i. ANNIE5 BOTTOMS, b. 17 January 1882, Pike County, Georgia; d. 21 August 1952.
ii. AUGUSTUS S. BOTTOMS, b. 24 April 1885, Pike County, Georgia; d. 28 August 1890, Pike County, Georgia.
More About AUGUSTUS S. BOTTOMS:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

iii. JOHN SANFORD BOTTOMS, b. 30 April 1887, Pike County, Georgia; d. 09 February 1969, Pike County, Georgia.

More About JOHN SANFORD BOTTOMS:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

iv. SARA ELIZABETH BOTTOMS, b. 06 May 1889, Pike County, Georgia; d. 20 March 1986, Pike County, Georgia; m. AUBURN ROY BUCHANAN; b. 17 October 1872, Georgia; d. 28 October 1978, Pike County, Georgia.

More About SARA ELIZABETH BOTTOMS:
Burial: Williamson United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About AUBURN ROY BUCHANAN:
Burial: Williamson United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

v. JAMES O. BOTTOMS, b. 26 September 1891, Pike County, Georgia; d. 01 March 1967, Pike County, Georgia (Source: SSDI Verification.); m. MINNIE RUTH JOHNSON, Abt. 1941; b. 05 August 1895, Fulton County, Georgia; d. 11 March 1997, Bossier Parish, Louisiana.

More About JAMES BOTTOMS and MINNIE JOHNSON:
Marriage: Abt. 1941

vi. MARY LUCY BOTTOMS, b. 07 January 1894, Pike County, Georgia; d. 25 August 1960.
vii. WILLIAM J. BRYAN BOTTOMS, b. 24 October 1896, Pike County, Georgia; d. 30 September 1966, Richmond County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 031882.)

More About WILLIAM J. BRYAN BOTTOMS:
Burial: Williamson United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia Residence: Pike County, Georgia

viii. HURBERT EDWARD BOTTOMS, b. 13 August 1899, Pike County, Georgia; d. 13 March 1974, Spalding County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 008999.); m. LEILA MAE CALDWELL; b. 27 July 1902, Georgia; d. 14 July 1980, Lamar County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 023370.)

More About HURBERT EDWARD BOTTOMS:
Burial: New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About LEILA MAE CALDWELL:
Burial: New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

ix. NANCY MAUDE BOTTOMS, b. 25 September 1901, Pike County, Georgia; d. 11 April 1902, Pike County, Georgia.

More About NANCY MAUDE BOTTOMS:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

x. ROY HUNT BOTTOMS, b. 22 September 1903, Pike County, Georgia; d. 16 January 1987, Pike County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 002572.); m. EMMA ELIZABETH BUCHANAN, 15 May 1939; b. 09 July 1908, Pike County, Georgia; d. 26 September 1990, Spalding County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 039833.)

More About ROY BOTTOMS and EMMA BUCHANAN:
Marriage: 15 May 1939

xi. REUBEN ADAMS BOTTOMS, b. 19 March 1906, Pike County, Georgia; d. 22 July 1977, Pike County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 025176.)

More About REUBEN ADAMS BOTTOMS:
Burial: Williamson United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

13. MATHEW C.4 PATTON (NANCY LEAK3 YARBROUGH, HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 28 January 1867 in Pike County, Georgia, and died 05 November 1902 in Pike County, Georgia. He married LEILA K. COGGIN 03 January 1892 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: Marriage Record - Pike County, Georgia.), daughter of ALFRED COGGIN and ELIZABETH HAMMOND. She was born 28 April 1878 in Pike County, Georgia, and died 21 September 1922 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 24122-D.)

Notes for MATHEW C. PATTON:
The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, November 7, 1902 Mr. Mat Patton Dead
Mr. Mat Patton who was on his way from his home to Williamson last Tuesday morning where he was engaged with the ginnery at that place was driving a mule thought to be safe. Mr. Foster was in the buggy with him. When near Aycock’s residence the mule took fright at a freight train and ran away. Both lines broke. Mr. Foster jumped out without being seriously hurt. Mr. Patton attempted to jump and fell on his head producing concussion of the brain from which he never recovered consciousness. He was taken into Dr. Aycock’s home where he lingered until Wednesday night when he died. Mr. Patton leaves a wife and two children, a mother and a large number of relatives to lament his death. He was about thirty-five years of age. His funeral was held from the Methodist church at Williamson Thursday afternoon conducted by the pastor, Rev. C.V. Weathers. His remains were interred in the church cemetery at that place. Mr. Patton was an honest, upright man and held in high esteem by all who knew him.

More About MATHEW C. PATTON:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County

More About LEILA K. COGGIN:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County

Marriage Notes for MATHEW PATTON and LEILA COGGIN:
The Pike County Journal
Zebulon, Ga., Friday, January 8, 1892
(Transcribed 10/22/02 Lynn Cunningham)
On the same day [Sunday January 3] Mr. Mat Patton and Miss Leila Coggin were married at the home of the bride's mother near Williamson.

More About MATHEW PATTON and LEILA COGGIN:
Marriage: 03 January 1892, Pike County, Georgia (Source: Marriage Record - Pike County, Georgia.)

Children of MATHEW PATTON and LEILA COGGIN are:
i. JAMES MILTON5 PATTON, b. 13 July 1893, Pike County, Georgia; d. 02 October 1960, Spalding County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 25909.); m. LEILA PEARL BROOKS, 09 April 1916, Pike County, Georgia; b. 22 October 1892, Pike County, Georgia; d. 08 November 1957, Baldwin County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 25920.)

More About JAMES MILTON PATTON:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About LEILA PEARL BROOKS:
Burial: Williamson Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia Residence: Pike County, Georgia

More About JAMES PATTON and LEILA BROOKS:
Marriage: 09 April 1916, Pike County, Georgia

ii. WILLIAM SHELBY PATTON, b. 06 February 1896, Pike County, Georgia; d. 30 March 1949, Pike County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 8415.); m. MARY ETHERLINE BILES, 07 December 1919, Spalding County, Georgia; b. 04 December 1902, Spalding County, Georgia; d. 17 December 1994, Spalding County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 053165.)

More About WILLIAM SHELBY PATTON:>br> Burial: Williamson United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About MARY ETHERLINE BILES:
Burial: Williamson United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia Residence: Pike County, Georgia

More About WILLIAM PATTON and MARY BILES:
Marriage: 07 December 1919, Spalding County, Georgia

Generation No. 5

14. RAYMOND C.5 HUTCHISON (SARAH P.4 YARBROUGH, JOHN ALLEN3, HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 11 July 1889 in Pike County, Georgia, and died 25 November 1966 in Spalding County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 035221.). He married NOLIE THINE GLASS, daughter of Elijah. GLASS and Sara OGLETREE. She was born 29 May 1892 in Georgia, and died 01 January 1923 in Pike County, Georgia.

Notes for RAYMOND C. HUTCHISON:
From the Pike County Journal Dec.1,1966
Mr. Raymond C. Hutchison of Williamson, Ga. was dead on arrival at the Griffin Spalding County Hospital early Friday night after being stricken ill at his home. He was a native of Pike County, son of the late Benjamin Thomas Hutchison and the late Mrs. Sally Yarbrough Hutchison. Mr. Hutchison was a dairyman and farmer. He was a member of the Bethany Christian Church, Woodman of the World, Griffin Lodge. Survivors include his widow Mrs. Eunice Jones Hutchison of Williamson; a daughter Mrs. Robert Williams of East Point; two sons, Hollis J. Hutchison of Williamson and B.T. Hutchison of Griffin; a brother Garfield Hutchison of Williamson; two sisters in-law, Mrs. E.H. Hutchison of Richmond, Ind. and Mrs. T.B. Hutchison of Atlanta, 13 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the Pittman-Rawls Funeral home. The Rev. Marion C. Godard officiated. Burial was in the Bethany Christian Church Cemetery. (Joe Cannafax)

More About RAYMOND C. HUTCHISON:
Burial: Bethany Christian Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia Residence: Pike County, Georgia

More About NOLIE THINE GLASS:
Burial: 03 January 1923, Bethany Christian Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia Cause of Death: Accidential Burns

Children of RAYMOND HUTCHISON and NOLIE GLASS is:

i. BENJAMIN THOMAS HUTCHISON 6 March 1911---married Elnora Leach b. 23 Oct. 1919 d.?
ii. ERNESTINE HUTCHISON b. 8 Nov. 1912 d.? married 11 July 1931 Claude E. Jordan b. 5 Oct. 1912---28 Jan 1965
17. iii ROBERT RAY6 HUTCHISON, b. 15 March 1915, Georgia; d. 29 January 1961, Spalding County, Georgia. Married 1936 Eleanor Louise Manley 1918—2002

Raymond C. Hutchison married 2nd to Eunice Jones

iv. HOLLIS HUTCHISON 19 dec. 1928
v. HAZEL HUTCHISON 31 Dec. 1930

15. MILTON EDWARD5 YARBROUGH (JAMES A.4, JOHN ALLEN3, HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 21 August 1890 in Pike County, Georgia, and died 23 February 1945 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: Death Certificate, #3663- Pike County.). He married (1) JEWELL COGGIN 03 August 1908 in Pike County, Georgia, daughter of JOHN COGGIN and ISABELLE JACKSON. She was born 22 September 1893 in Pike County, Georgia, and died 30 July 1914 in Pike County, Georgia. He married (2) RUBY K. BALLARD 28 March 1915, daughter of ABRAHAM BALLARD and ANALIZA HARRISON. She was born 01 January 1897 in Pike County, Georgia (Source: 1900 Census Record, pg 83a.), and died 22 January 1965.

Notes for MILTON EDWARD YARBROUGH:

Griffin Daily News
Saturday, February 24, 1945
(Dawn Hill)
Mr. M.E. Yarbrough Dies Suddenly
Mr. Milton Edward Yarbrough, 55 years old, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his home near Williamson following a heart attack. Funeral services will be held at the Christian Church at Williamson with the Rev. F.L. Adams in charge of the services. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Pittman Funeral Home has charge of arrangements. The day and hour will be announced later. He is the son of the late J.A. Yarbrough and Ada Wright Yarbrough of Williamson. He had made his home near Williamson all his life. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ruby Ballard Yarbrough; two sons, Milton Edward Yarbrough, Torpedoman Third Class, U.S. Navy in England and James B. Yarbrough of Williamson; four brothers, Durwood and Joe Yarbrough of Thomason, Albert Yarbrough of South Bend, Ind., and Roger Yarbrough of Pomona, Calif., and one grandson, James D. Yarbrough.

More About MILTON EDWARD YARBROUGH:
Age at time of death: 54 years, 6 months, 2 days Burial: 26 February 1945, Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia
Census # 1: Year: 1910; Census Place: Hollonville, Pike, Georgia; Roll: T624_207; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 107B,
More About JEWELL COGGIN:
Burial: Hollinville Cemetery, Pike County Georgia

Marriage Notes for MILTON YARBROUGH and JEWELL COGGIN:
The Pike County Journal. Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, September 4, 1908 Marriage
Miss Jewell Coggin and Mr. Milton Yarbrough were married at the residence of Judge W.T. Huckaby, who performed the ceremony, last Sunday afternoon in the presence of only a few friends. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. J.L. Coggin, of Hollonville, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Yarbrough, also of Hollonville. The groom is eighteen years old and the bride fifteen. They have the best wishes of a large number of friends for a happy life.

More About MILTON YARBROUGH and JEWELL COGGIN:
Marriage: 03 August 1908, Pike County, Georgia

More About RUBY K. BALLARD:
Age at time of death: 68 years, 0 months, 21 days
Burial: 24 January 1965, Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

More About MILTON YARBROUGH and RUBY BALLARD:
Marriage: 28 March 1915

Children of MILTON YARBROUGH and RUBY BALLARD are:

i. MILTON EDWARD6 YARBROUGH, b. Abt. 1916, Georgia; d. 23 December 1978, Spalding County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate number: 041679.
ii. JAMES BALLARD YARBROUGH, b. 28 March 1920, Georgia; d. 11 November 1980, DeKalb County, Georgia (Source: SSDI Verification.)

More About JAMES BALLARD YARBROUGH:
Burial: Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Pike County, Georgia

16. ANNIE5 BOTTOMS (SARAH FRANCES4 WILSON, MARTHA ANN3 YARBROUGH, HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 17 January 1882 in Pike County, Georgia, and died 21 August 1952. She married R.L. DAVIS.

More About ANNIE BOTTOMS:
Burial: Bethany Christian Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia

Child of ANNIE BOTTOMS and R.L. DAVIS is:
i. CHARLES6 DAVIS, b. Abt. 1913.

Generation No. 6

17. ROBERT RAY6 HUTCHISON (RAYMOND C.5, SARAH P.4 YARBROUGH, JOHN ALLEN3, HENRY S.2, JOHN1) was born 15 March 1915 in Georgia, and died 29 January 1961 in Spalding County, Georgia (Source: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998, Certificate 03032.). He married ELEANOR MANLEY Abt. 1936. She was born Nov. 1918 died Nov. 2002 in Georgia. Buried in Crestlawn Cem. in Atlanta, Ga.

More About ROBERT RAY HUTCHISON:
Burial: Bethany Christian Church Cemetery, Spalding County, Georgia Residence: Pike County, Georgia

More About ROBERT HUTCHISON and ELEANOR MANLEY: Marriage: Abt. 1936 Children of ROBERT HUTCHISON and ELEANOR MANLEY are
i. JACKIE RAY HUTCHISON
ii. JUNE ANNELLE7 HUTCHISON, m. WILLIAM JOE CANNAFAX, 18 September 1958, Pike County, Georgia;