"Is there really an Olan Mills ?"

Taken from the unpublished, though often spoken, memoirs of Llew Chapman:

To borrow a phrase from the famous Christmas question about Santa Claus....Yes, there really is an Olan Mills.

Olan and I have been friends for many years since our days at McCallie in the late forties. The photography business had been started by his Dad several years earlier in Alabama and Mr. Mills moved the headquarters to Chattanooga a bit before Olan and I met.

In those days, before there were many photo studios, Olan’s Dad had his sales people solicit business by going door to door. A coupon was sold to the home owner for $1.00 which entitled them to an 8"X10" sepia toned portrait after the photos were made.(This was before the days of color photography and the sepia tone was very impressive). Shortly after the coupons were sold, a photographer would set up the "studio" in a motel and customers would come, have the pictures made, and return a few days later to select their $1.00 photo. At this time the customer was offered additional photos which many ordered This unique sales operation proved to be very profitable and the Olan Mills business flourished.

In the  summer of 1948 after our graduation from McCallie, Olan and I and two other close friends sold the $1.00 coupons in towns in Ohio, Michigan and Cape Cod during a two week sales trip. We kept 50 cents of each sale and the company got the rest. Our sales were NOT that great and we began staying in VERY cheap motels and eating as cheaply as possible, not a good existence for McCallie graduates who thought they had the world by the tail and were headed for college.

We later realized that the trip was a way to help Olan learn the business and, to this day, we say our "training trip" is the reason Olan Mills studios have done so well. We had many interesting sales adventures on the trip and we have enjoyed telling family and friends about these events over and over for over 50 years. Some are beginning to tire of hearing them!

Following graduation from college, Olan joined the business and began using the telephone to solicit sales. The Olan Mills portrait studios were established all over the country; newspaper advertising helped generate a lot of business. Olan has introduced many other sales and operations techniques to improve the business.

Olan and his family have been very generous donors to many civic and religious efforts over the years. We have remained good friends all of these years and we still enjoy getting together and, you guessed it, re-telling stories about our famous trip.

Note from Blog editor: I think we're ready to hear those traveling salesmen stories now!!

Christmas 1952

Mother Caught Shopping

Lee Morgan Shahan - 1936

Entries in Evelyn Morgan Shahan’s diary

Wednesday, January 1, 1936.....Returned to Murphy (NC) after a month’s  stay in Asheville. A heavy snow on ground begins to melt.
Saturday, January 11, 1936.....Knitted all day, playing nurse to Max in the meantime, he has a terrible cold which prevented our going home (Chattanooga & Villanow) as we had planned.
Thursday, February 6, 1936.....Finished one sleeve. Met Max in town & saw “Magnificent Obsession” which was splendid. Was so surprised to find ground white with snow when we came out.
Friday, February 14, 1936.....Max gave me a valentine box of candy. I endured the ordeal of the physical fairly well. I’m physically o.k. except for underweight (imagine!!!)
Saturday, February 15, 1936....Max transferred back to Chattanooga, left today. Bad roads, had to go by Calhoun and Dalton. Spent night in Villanow. Heavy political talk as it was election night.
Tuesday, February 25, 1936.....Rented apartment. Had lunch in town with Max. Started savings account. Played monopoly in evening at Martha’s with Mr. & Mrs. Miles.
Tuesday, March 31, 1936.....March went out like a lamb. Had supper at 930. I really think “my secret” is true, I’m so happy.
Friday, April 3, 1936.....Mother Shahan gave a luncheon at the Coffee Shoppe for me. So nice, went to the fashion show at Miller’s in p.m. with the Littles. Snowed little in a.m.
Friday, May 1, 1936.....Had special from Doris & John saying they couldn’t spend week-end in Villanow. went to Dr. Hewitt, he says it’s true. I’m so happy. It’s a long time til Dec 5___.
Tuesday, May 19, 1936.....Martha came by few minutes in morning. Went to 930 for our dishes, had to tell Mrs. S. the “news” after hearing Martha hadn’t told her.
Friday, May 22, 1936.....Spent afternoon with Winnie. went to 930 for awhile in the p.m.
Saturday, June 2, 1936.....Made my second visit to Dr. Hewitt. Everything going fine except my weight. Told me not to ride to country every week-end.
Wednesday, June 24, 1936.....The hottest weather we’ve had in five years. Still no rain. Looked at baby clothes today, could hardly refrain from buying them now.
Wednesday, July 1, 1936.....My third visit to Dr. Hewitt. everything going fine, there are only five months to wait now. I can hardly wait.
Saturday, July 4, 1936.....Arrived in Villanow about 8 to find Warren there with M. Shahan. Spend a very quiet 4th visiting between the two families. Carried Gladys home.
Saturday, June 2, 1936.....Made my second visit to Dr. Hewitt. Everything going fine except my weight. Told me not to ride to country every week-end.
Wednesday, June 24, 1936.....The hottest weather we’ve had in five years. Still no rain. Looked at baby clothes today, could hardly refrain from buying them now.
Wednesday, July 1, 1936.....My third visit to Dr. Hewitt. everything going fine, there are only five months to wait now. I can hardly wait.
Sunday, August 16, 1936.....Such a very hot day, read all day, went for ride on Dayton Pike, stopped for apple cider & Kay’s ice cream.
Saturday, October 3, 1936.....Worked on the baby spread and pillow Mrs. S. sent me. I can count the weeks now, they are going by so happily and hurriedly.
Tuesday, November 3, 1936......Roosevelt elected by a landslide.
Friday, November 6, 1936.....Cleaned house, read the baby books in the afternoon. I feel that I should be graping all the knowledge possible in these last few weeks.
Tuesday, November 17, 1936.....We’ve finally decided on a name. Nancy Ann if a girl and Lee Morgan if a boy. Jerry Peek, Evelyn Sims, Sarah &children spent p.m. with me. Martha & Aunt Clem called.
Saturday, November 21, 1936.....Pains began at 1 a.m. Thought nothing of it but had appointment with Doctor at 10. He sent me to Erlanger at once. Sonny arrived at 5:30.
Sunday, November 22, 1936.....Feeling fine after a painless delivery. My folks came to see the new grandson after lunch. Martha, Llew & Children, Winnie and Mother Shahan.
Monday, November 23, 1936.....He is the cutest baby with the most hair, he really needs a haircut. The proud Dady passed around the cigars at the office. Aunt T & Jane came.
Tuesday, November 24, 1936.....Sonnye gets cuter every day, he isn’t red now. He is such a sleepy head we can’t get him to eat. His dady comes to see him every night. Mother S. & Cacm (Aunt Clemmie) came.
Thursday, November 26, 1936.....We have so very much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. Snow fell in the morning. Warren (McGill, 1st cousin to Max), Dickey, Jean & Mother S. came in the afternoon.
Saturday, November 28, 1936.....Max went to mt. to fix crib, didn’t get it fixed. He came back tonight but he is in one of his moody spells. Mother S. spent the afternoon, bringing flowers.
Tuesday, December 1, 1936.....Dr. Hewitt says I’m doing fine, he thinks I can get in the chair tomorrow. Slept all afternoon. Son is growing every day.
Thursday, December 3, 1936.....Sat up fifteen minutes, I fainted after I got in the chair. Winnie came by. Max stayed till nine so he could see Little Lee.
Saturday, December 5, 1936.....I am so worried and disappointed., the negro wouldn’t come, I can’t ride to the country. I cried & cried. Martha came over telling me what to do like I was a baby.
Monday, December 7, 1936.....Aunt T & Jane came this p.m. I have been sitting up most of the day. Feel grand but can’t walk around much yet. Max is so proud of the baby, will be glad to all get home.
Thursday, December 10, 1936.....No company today. The nurses stay in my room most of the time. They have named Sonnye “Erlanger’s Sweetheart.” Max & I had a little spat tonight.
**I found in one of Mother's other journals that the reason they stayed in the hospital so long was because Myrtis Shahan (her mother-in-law) paid for her to stay for three weeks. They were renting a house on top of Lookout Mtn., the home of Mrs. H.C. Chapman (Llew Chapman's paternal grandmother) and at that time not many people lived up there during the wintertime.**
Saturday, December 12, 1936.....We left the hospital with many good byes bade us.  We stopped by 930 & Martha’s to show Son. We came to the county(Villanow), such a cold windy day, they didn’t expect us. Ga & Lewis came by.
Sunday, December 13, 1936.....We have taken our abode upstairs in my room. Luther & Nannie Mae came to see Son tonight. They think he’s “a second Evelyn.” Mrs. Love & Charles came too. I gave Son his bath for the 1st time.
Monday, December 14, 1936.....It’s just too much for me to bathe Son. I'll have to get Mama to. Mrs. Stansell and her two came to see Son, they had a cold. I was so worried.
Tuesday, December 15, 1936.....Moody came by to see Son. Mrs. Love watched him get his bath. Wrote Max this a.m. It’s the first letter we’ve written since we’ve been married.
Saturday, December 19, 1936....Son cried for four hours last night, he must have had colic, that is the most he has cried since he’s been here. Max slept on as though nothing was happening.
Friday, December 25, 1936.....Mr. & Mrs. Keith, Reed, Moody &; Sarah &; children for turkey dinner. Marguerite, Horace & Dr. Shields came after dinner. Mama taking cold, think we better go home.
Saturday, December 26, 1936.....Packed & returned to mt. Would like to have stayed another month but afraid of Mama’s cold. She hated to see the baby leave.
Thursday, December 31, 1936.....Made phone calls most of p.m. thanking people for gifts & cards. made appointment with Dr. Hewitt for Saturday. His bill came today. $110.00.

Larry's Camera

Notes from July 5, 2006 

    I found my brother Larry’s camera yesterday. He has been dead several years now.  
    The blue plastic container first looked to store nothing of value. Just computer odds and ends, the stuff you can’t stand to throw away, but is outdated to where it is of no use to anyone.

    I realized the contents were Larry’s when I came upon the Konica camera case. You could tell immediately it was his, the leather rubbed to a buff color at the seams with a colorful woven neck strap.  Duct tape held two metal canisters where the strap meets the case. One case still held a roll of Kodak 36 exposure film, unused.
I unsnapped the back of the case to find a 35 mm Konica with manual settings. I advanced the film and took a picture. Amazingly it clicked. Not only was there film in the camera, but the battery still worked after all this time.
Curiosity had me have the film developed. The few pictures that turned out were a good reflection of his interests: a writing spider web, raccoon in the yard, an owl that looked to be perched somewhere in his house and his companion, Carmen. The quality wasn’t good but it’s like a fine line connection to him.
It started me thinking of my family’s involvement with cameras and pictures. Mother was the director and Dad was the producer and operator of the 8mm home movies and black and white photos from their first box Kodak.
    Before those we have family pictures dating back to the 1800s of the unsmiling formally posed family portraits. Well, most of them are like that. There is one of a patriarch with grey beard, no coat, sitting under a large tree with several other people including a young black girl in gingham dress head covered with small braids. My grandmother did my hair that way on one summer visit when she couldn’t stand it being in my eyes anymore.
Whatever started the interest both of my brothers and I had cameras and used them starting in the 1950s. I think Lee and Larry were more selective with what they took pictures of.  I myself have a tendency, a neurosis my children would say, to want to record anything and everything. My son and his two boys together because he does not live with them and I want them to see what they all three mean to each other. My daughter and her son so he can look back at the many smiles he and his single mom shared although raising him alone was stressful at times. My mother and her great grandchildren so they will have some memory of her. And just about anything else I see.
   And, yes, spider webs. Just as one of Larry’s last pictures was the spider web in the early morning light I took pictures of spider webs on a bush early one day last week. Maybe I appreciate finding his camera at this time because he died when he was 62.  And I just turned 62.  Carpe diem!

Family History (John and Alonzo Shahan served in 1st Alabama Infantry C.S.A)

This information is some that Larry or Aunt Martha found. I'm including it on the family page for any who might be interested in Civil War history. Off-hand I don't know Alonzo's relation to our immediate family, but guess there is one. I thought it was interesting how many Shahans were born in Sevier Co and Blount Co. Surely it was talked about, but I sure didn't listen. Do have Mother's journal notes where she and Larry with Mike spent sometime trying to find a cemetary off Boyd's Creek, but without any luck as far as finding family members grave sites.

Family History (John and Alonzo Shahan served in 1st Alabama Infantry C.S.A)

http://parkfamilyreunion.net/MarthaAlminaClements.htm

WATKINS' LIST OF SOLDIERS BURIED IN THE CONFEDERATE CEMETERY IN
CHATTANOOGA

In 1867 the bodies of 887 soldiers who had died in Chattanooga Jan. 1 to May 31, 1863 (the weeks immediately following the battle of Murfreesboro), were moved from a cemetery close to the Tennessee River, where they had been temporarily interred, to the Confederate Cemetery. A board at the head of each grave was marked with the name of the soldier, his state and his command, and a number. Col. R. L.Watkins copied the names and prepared the following list. It is probable that when the headstones were
hastily made-six or seven each day for four month the names were frequently misspelled, in the case of difficult ones at least. This explanation accounts for the many peculiar and infrequent names on the list.
Searchers for names should allow for variation in sound and spelling.

Many of the wounded in the battle of Murfreesboro were sent to Chattanooga by train. Some of them died en route and others in the station immediately upon arrival. Homes and hospitals were filled with other soldiers who lingered, some a few days and some for months. Col. Watkins began his list with the number 142 and the date Feb. I, 1863. It is presumed that 141 men died in January and were buried in the very low ground where the water washed the graves and the wooden boards, and that the names were not
decipherable when he made his list in 1867. The last number "887" is dated May 31, 1863.

The list bears this inscription:

"Presented to the Confederate Memorial Association March i8, 1876, by R. L. Watkins, who assisted in obtaining this record in 1867 and participated in removing the dead to the graves where they now lie. This was when the Confederate Association was first organized. Each grave was numbered and named on headboard as this list
shows and was easily identified.
"R. L. Watkins."

ALABAMA
Alexander, George, Company E, 34th Regiment.
Alexander, J. W., Company C, 28th Regiment.
Allen, J., Company H, 34th Regiment.
Allison, E., Company E, 16th Regiment.
Anderson, Robert C., Company E, 19th Regiment.
Andrew, W. F., Company H, 35th Regiment.
Alsed, Isaac, Company M, 1st Cavalry.
Baker, S. B., Company K, 1st Cavalry.
Ballard, Samuel, Company A, 33rd Regiment.
Barlow, W. P., Company K, 25th Regiment.
Barnes, C. P., Company D, 19th Regiment.
Baros, C. C., Company K, 1st Regiment.
Bates, Francis M., Company B, 3rd Cavalry.
Bathwell, E., Company E, 6th Cavalry.
Bayley, E. C., Company -, 28th Regiment.
Beedles, Benjamin, Cavalry
Bell, I. W., Company B, 5th Regiment.
Belvin, E. D., Company B, 45th Regiment.
Beles, Harrison, Company B, 19th Regiment.
Bishop, J., Company A, 33rd Regiment.
Black, C. J., Company G, 41St Regiment.
Blair, Wyley, Company G, 35th Regiment.
Blakely, William, Company I, 30th Regiment.
Blanton, J. W., Company K, 26th Regiment.
Bottenburg, Jas., Company B, 16th Regiment.
Bowsman, John, Company I, 1st Cavalry.
Bradley, A., Company B, 34th Regiment.
Brannon, J. B., Company F, 45th Regiment.
Brown, B. P., Maney's Battery.
Brown, G. W., Company I, 1st Cavalry.
Brown, J. B., Company J, 34th Regiment.
Brown, J. W., 32nd Regiment.
Brown, S. B., Company I, 25th Regiment.
Bruner, John, Company F, 26th Regiment.
Bryant, B., Company H, 1st Regiment.
Burdett, L. S., Company G, 34th Regiment.
Burdick, W. G., Company E, 34th Regiment.
Busbin, Isaac, Company E, 19th Regiment.
Bynum, Riley, Company I, 1st Cavalry.
Bynum, Tom, Company B, 28th Regiment.
Camp, B., Company L, 1st Cavalry.
Camp, M. M., Company B, 51st Regiment.
Cannon, E., Company H, 45th Regiment.
Capps, W. H., Company E, 45th Regiment.
Cargile, Richard C., Company C, 19th Regiment.
Carlton, R. H., Company A, 34th Regiment.
Chapman, A. J., Company E, 24th Regiment.
Chapman, Amos, Company E, 24th Regiment.
Chapman, Lieut. M., Company E, 19th Regiment.
Cheatham, J. S., Company C, 33rd Regiment.
Cherry, John William, Company C, 35th Regiment.
Chesterfield, Ivie, Company A, 28th Regiment.
Clement, A. J., Company E, 16th Regiment.
Coffin, John, Company 'C, 2nd Cavalry.
Colburn, J. Company B, 41st Regiment.
Compton, M., Company L, 1st Regiment.
Corburn, Perry, Company C, 2nd Cavalry.
Cox, A., Company D, 32nd Regiment.
Craig, W. R., Company G, 22nd Regiment.
Crow, J. B., Company F, 24th Regiment.
Crum, Sergt. W., Company A, 11th Regiment.
Daniels, J. A., Company C, 30th Regiment.
Danormy (?) W. J., Company B, 39th Regiment.
Davis, E. J., Company I, 25th Regiment.
Davis, G., Company C, 32nd Regiment.
Dickam, M., Company C, 2nd Battalion.
Docrull, R. C., Company C, 33rd Regiment.
Doherty, J. L., Company G, 19th Regiment.
Dones, I. C., Company C, 35th Regiment.
Dossey, G. B., Company B, 33rd Regiment.
Duke, William G., Company I, 18th Regiment.
Dunham, Richard, Company B, 34th Regiment.
Durner, Daniel, Company J, 4th Cavalry.
Durrett, G. H., Company F, 26th Regiment.
Durro, W. G., Company E, 22nd Regiment.
Dutton, B., Company K, 1st Regiment.
Eason, E. D., Company H, 25th Regiment.
Ellis, E. T., Company E, 34th Regiment.
Emmon, Joseph, Company F, 31st Regiment.
Enbe, E. N., Company F, 25th Regiment.
Everett, Marshall, Company G, 22nd Regiment.
Ezell, Addison W., Company A, 38th Regiment.
Fields, W. N., Company M, 1st Cavalry.
Foster, Francis, Company G, 34th Regiment.
Fowlett, J. W., Company C, 4th Regiment.
Fusler, Alf. S., Company F, 45th Regiment.
Gabham, G. S., Company B, 35th Regiment.
Gaines, William F., Company K, 26th Regiment.
Galbreth, A. C., Company E, 5ist Regiment.
Gilbert, John, Company E, 24th Regiment.
Goba, John H., Company C, 19th Regiment.
Goodwin, Morris, Company B, 22nd Regiment.
Gordon, W., Company C, 16th Regiment.
Gorham, J. H., Company K, 4th Regiment.
Goubile, John, Company B, 24th Regiment.
Graham, Napoleon, Company I, 24th Regiment.
Grant, J. A., Company F, 1st Cavalry.
Green, E. C., Company B, 51st Regiment.
Green, J., Company E, 6oth Regiment.
Green, Jackson, Company K, 30th Regiment.
Griffin, G., Company B, 1st Cavalry.
Hackney, G. W., Company B, 34th Regiment.
Hale, W. L., Company C, 28th Regiment.
Hamil, Simon, Company C, 25th Regiment.
Hand, A. W., Company G, 34th Regiment.
Harris, 3. S., Company G, 34th Regiment.
Harrison, Napoleon B., Company E, 24th Regiment.
Hattaway, M. W., Company B, 51st Regiment.
Hawkins, John F., Company B, 38th Regiment.
Hendricks, J., Company C, Gibson's Battery.
Hicks, J. W., Company A, 45th Regiment.
Hicks, Thomas E., Company A, 25th Regiment.
Hill, E. B., Company -, 1st Regiment.
Hinson, W. B., Company A, 25th Regiment.
Hitt, E. P., Company D, 28th Regiment.
Hods, James, Company G, 25th Regiment.
Holland, 3.3., Company K, 26th Regiment.
Holliday, Reuben, Company K, 16th Regiment.
Homes, Lieut. J. W., Company -, 1st Cavalry.
Holt, W. C., Company F, 24th Regiment.
Hooke, A. C., Company I, 34th Regiment.
Hooker, John, Company I, 32nd Regiment.
Hord, W. H., Company K, 3ist Regiment.
Hot, C. W., Company K, 34th Regiment.
Housen, A., Company H, 25th Regiment.
Hutchin, D. L., Company -, 1st Regiment State.
Inadmatt, Robt. B., Company D. 19th, Regiment.
Israel, Leander W., Company E, 19th Regiment.
Janis, B., Company C, 26th Regiment.
Jarret, James, Company H, 19th Regiment.
Jenkins, J. D., Company E, 4th Regiment.
Jester, James A., Company F, 19th Regiment.
Jobson or Johnson, L., Company A, 26th Regiment.
Johnson, Oliver, Company I, 25th Regiment.
Johnson, Wm. H., Company I, 1st Cavalry.
Johnson, S. R., Company B, 25th Regiment.
Jones, S. M., Company -, 16th Regiment.
Jones, W. K., Company B, 28th Regiment.
Jordan Mark, Company A, 41st Regiment.
Jurrell L, Company K, 24th Regiment.
Kelly John, Company A, 25th Regiment.
Kenneda, J. W., Company E, 25th Regiment
Kerby A, Company C, 19th Regiment.
Killen G W., Company B, 51st Regiment.
Kirkland, John, Company E, 1st Battalion.
Kyle, Robert E., Company D, Russel's Cavalry.
LaMarcus, Elias, Company H, 38th Regiment.
Lambert S. S., Company F, 34th Regiment.
Latham, Moses, Company D, 19th Regiment.
Lee J P., Company B, 39th Regiment.
Lee Lewis, Company D, 33rd Regiment.
Leline Allen, Company K, 34th Regiment.
Lillard Wm., Company C, 26th Regiment.
Liston R. A., Company F, 51st Regiment.
Lixton James, Company G, 41St Regiment.
Loftus Samuel, Company K, 38th Regiment.
Long C M., Company F, 25th Regiment.
Longley C. W., Company B, 28th Regiment.
Lunchford, A. W., Company G, 51st Regiment.
McCaffity, D., Companys B and E, 26th Regiment.
McCarthy, Daniel, Company D, 4th Cavalry.
McCartney, John, Company H, 26th Regiment.
McCowin, T. D., Company E, 45th Regiment.
McCoy Alexander, Company I, 25th Regiment.
McCoy S. A., Company H, 33rd Regiment.
McDonnell, William E, Company A, 1st Alabama Cavalry.
McDowell, W. C., Company A, 1st Cavalry.
McElwain, W., Company G, 34th Regiment.
McGuire, Charles, Company C, 18th Regiment.
McHenry, Thomas, Company A, 19th Regiment.
McKee, S., Company G, 25th Regiment.
McKleduff, T. N., Company A, 1st Cavalry.
McLain, E. E., Company E, 45th Regiment.
McLandon, , Company E, 24th Regiment.
McLandon, Thomas, Company C, 25th Regiment.
Manley, J. G., Company I, 25th Regiment.
Marshall, E. M., Company H, 38th Regiment.
Martin, Daniel, Company A, 16th Regiment.
Massey, Aaron, Company G, 51st Regiment.
May, G. W., Company B, 25th Regiment.
Mays, James, Company K, 5th Regiment.
Melton, M. W., Company H, 41st Regiment.
Michell, Andrew T., Company F, 33rd Regiment.
Micou, W. H., Company H, 34th Regiment.
Miller, W. D., Company K, 1st Regiment.
Milligan, J., Company F, 25th Regiment.
Michen, H. S., Company B, 25th Regiment.
Moes, J. T., Company I, 18th Regiment.
Moin, J. G., Company D, 32nd Regiment.
Mooney, John P., Company B, 33rd Regiment.
Moore, W. D., Company -, Eufaula Artillery.
Morey, Charles, Company G, 19th Regiment.
Mullen, Augustus, Company D, 33rd Regiment.
Murphee, D. L., Company I, 1st Cavalry.
Murphese, W. Y., Company K, 1st Regiment.
Murphey, 3.5., Co., K, 1st Cavalry.
Nelson, Andrew J., Company B, 25th Regiment.
Nelson, David, Company I, 51st Regiment.
Nichols, J.J., Company H, 44th Regiment.
Nix, J., Company E, 28th Regiment.
Noland, LeBron, Company C, 25th Regiment.
Norvell, G. B., Company F, 4th Regiment.
Osburn, , Company D, 4th Regiment.
Palmer, Milton, Company H, 33rd Regiment.
Patterson, W. J., Company G, 34th Regiment.
Payne, J. M., Company A, 21st Regiment.
Pede, C., Company F, 39th Regiment.
Phillips, John H., Company C, 33rd Regiment.
Phillips, J. W., Company E, 51st Regiment.
Pollard, J. M., Company D, 32nd Regiment.
Preese, J. D., Company F, 20th Regiment.
Pritchett, B. F., Company A, 25th Regiment.
Quick, J. J. , Company G, 38th Regiment.
Ragsdale, W., Company C, 22nd Regiment.
Raider, W. F., Company G, 38th Regiment.
Rainey, J. J. , Maney's Battery.
Ray, H. A., Company C, 22nd Regiment.
Rhodes, J. B., Company C, 34th Regiment.
Richardson, John A., Company C, 38th Regiment.
Rice, James, Company H, 1st Cavalry.
Roberts, A. J., Company I, 19th Regiment.
Rodgers, J. J. , Company E, 1st Cavalry.
Rogers, John L., Company I, 33rd Regiment.
Roper, William, Company G, 25th Regiment.
Rowe, Harry M., Company E, 34th Regiment.
Rowe, P. A., 34th Regiment.
Rulfard, James, Company F., 33rd Regiment.
Sackett, James, Company -, 2nd Regiment.
Saner, John, Company G, 41st Regiment.
Sanford, James, Company D, 24th Regiment.
Satterwhite, W. J., Company G, 22nd Regiment.
Scott, J. M., Company H, 41St Regiment.
Seff, Thomas E., Company F, 36th Regiment.
Shahan, Alonzo, Company H, 1st Cavalry.
Shelton, G., Company G, 45th Regiment.
Singleton, W. H., Company B, 38th Regiment.
Slattery, John, Company E, 33rd Regiment.
Smith, Jackson, Company D, 34th Regiment.
Smith, John W., Company F, 19th Regiment.
Smith, J. M., Company C, 34th Regiment.
Smith, W. W., Company M, 1st Cavalry.
Somers, S. C., Company B, 41st Regiment.
Soralls, John H., Company , 34th Regiment.
Spears, James R., Company E, 1st Battery.
Spence, William, Company I, 39th Regiment.
Steed, J., Company K, 4th Regiment.
Stevens, Timothy, Company H, 25th Regiment.
Tate, John, Company A, 2nd Cavalry.
Tavers, Willis A, Company B, 34th Regiment.
Taylor, E. B., Company B, 25th Regiment.
Teer, Joseph, Company B, 25th Regiment.
Terrel, Anthony, Company A, 16th Regiment.
Thomas, Uriah, Company E, 54th Regiment.
Thomas, W., Company G, 24th Regiment.
Thomas, W. G., Company C, 33rd Regiment.
Thompson, George, Company F, 41st Regiment.
Thompson, T. M., Company G, 26th Regiment.
Thompson, William, Company B, 51st Regiment.
Tiler, G. W., Company A, 25th Regiment.
Tinker, H., Company A, 3rd Alabama.
Todd, Thomas J., Company I, 4th Cavalry.
Toney, J. A., Company C, 26th Regiment.
Tramel, F., Company F, 19th Regiment.
Tusher, Aif S., Company F, 45th Regiment.
Tybs, William, Company I, 32nd Regiment.
Vaughn, John, Company K, 1st Cavalry.
Vestal, Davis A., Company C, 16th Regiment.
Vickers, Corp. T. J., Company F, 32nd Regiment.
Wade, Benj. B., Company D, 38th Regiment.
Wall, F. M., Company H, 26th Regiment.
Walters, D., Company G, 26th Regiment.
Walters, Joshua, Company E, 51st Regiment.
Wark, James, Company A, 41St Regiment.
Waskin, T. D., Company D, 28th Regiment.
Weiley, David, Company I, 36th Regiment.
Whaley, J., Company K, 1st Regiment.
Willingham, B. M., Company B, th Regiment.
Wills, J. B., Company A, 39th Regiment.
Wilson, B., Company B, 1st Cavalry.
Wilson, William, Company B, 1st Cavalry.
With (Witt?), William W., Company C, 28th Regiment.
Wood, Allen G., Company E, 34th Regiment.
Wood, John W., Company I, 36th Regiment.
Wright, John, Company C, 34th Regiment.
Wright, W. D., Company G, 45th Regiment.
York, Lieut. A. J., Company E, 32nd Regiment.
Unknown, Company F, 3rd Alabama Cavalry.

28. ANN MONTGOMERY⁴ McCALLIE (ALEXANDER3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born October 20, 1806 in Nail's Creek, Blount Co., TN, and died December 16, 1892 in Trans, Walker Co., GA. She married JAMES ALEXANDER SHAHAN, Sr. November 18, 1838 in Seymour, Sevier Co., TN, son of JOHN SHAHAN and MARY WHITE. He was born August 10, 1813 in Boyd's Creek, Sevier Co., TN, and died August 26, 1854 in Trans, Walker Co., GA (E Armuchee Valley).

Children of ANN McCALLIE and JAMES SHAHAN are:
+ 118 i. Mary Jane⁵ SHAHAN, born December 18, 1841 in Boyd's Creek, Sevier Co., TN; died February 25, 1916 in Walker Co., GA.
+ 119 ii. HETTIE ANN SHAHAN, born April 18, 1843 in Boyd's Creek, Sevier Co., TN; died February 08, 1929 in Greenwood, Wise Co., TX.
+ 120 iii. John SHAHAN, born October 03, 1844 in near Boyd's Creek, Sevier Co., TN; died November 04, 1920 in Birmingham, Jefferson Co., AL.
+ 121 iv. James Alexander "Jim" SHAHAN, born December 06, 1846 in Boyd's Creek, Sevier Co., TN; died January 13, 1929 in Villanow, Walker Co., GA.

30. Samuel⁴ McCALLIE (ALEXANDER3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born November 15, 1813 in Sevier Co., TN, and died July 18, 1870. He married Elizabeth Randles (?Margaret) McREYNOLDS January 10, 1839 in Monroe Co., TN, daughter of Robert McREYNOLDS and Nancy DAWSON. She was born January 18, 1816 in Sevier Co., TN, and died March 10, 1874.

Children of Samuel McCALLIE and Elizabeth McREYNOLDS are:
122 i. Mary Miranda5 McCALLIE, born 1840 in Knox County, Tennessee. She married Arthur Creswell HUFFAKER December 22, 1868 in Monroe County, Tennessee.
+ 123 ii. Robert Alexander McCALLIE, born May 12, 1846 in Monroe Co., TN; died February 21, 1924.
+ 124 iii. John Hugh McCALLIE, born June 10, 1852 in Madisonville, TN; died August 14, 1935 in Moscow, Latah Co., ID.

32. Andrew Jackson4 McCALLIE (ALEXANDER3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born November 12, 1819 in Sevier Co., TN, and died March 23, 1904. He married Harriet Theodoshia Athaline CUNNINGHAM April 04, 1844 in Knox Co., TN, daughter of James CUNNINGHAM. She was born September 20, 1824 in Knox Co., TN, and died April 28, 1899.

Children of Andrew McCALLIE and Harriet CUNNINGHAM are:
125 i. James Alexander5 McCALLIE, born January 13, 1845; died July 13, 1872. He married Maggie A. HUFFAKER September 21, 1871 in TN (Knox Co).
126 ii. Mary Ann McCALLIE, born March 07, 1847 in TN (Sevier Co); died 1926. She married James M. WHITTLE.
127 iii. Emily Catherine McCALLIE, born July 31, 1850; died February 12, 1921. She married Christopher Columbus DeArmond June 30, 1869 in Grainger, Knoxville, TN; born January 12, 1847 in Gap Creek, Knox Co., TN; died October 30, 1925.
+ 128 iv. William Albert McCALLIE, Dr., born January 28, 1852 in Sevier Co., TN; died October 18, 1917 in Knoxville, Knox Co., TN.
129 v. John Harvey McCALLIE, born December 13, 1854; died July 24, 1904 in Knoxville, TN (Knox Co).
130 vi. Samuel Washington McCALLIE, born August 02, 1856 in Knoxville, TN (Knox Co); died 1933. He married Elizabeth HANLEITER.
+ 131 vii. Robert Andrew McCALLIE, Dr., born April 15, 1859 in Bradley Co., TN; died July 27, 1920.
132 viii. Hattie Miranda McCALLIE, born December 11, 1860; died 1914. She married Othneil M. WHITTLE.
+ 133 ix. Joseph Madison McCALLIE, born February 18, 1863; died January 12, 1942 in Summitt, NJ.
+ 134 x. Thomas Oliver McCALLIE, Dr., born September 28, 1868; died December 13, 1924 in Knox Co., TN.

33. Mary Jane4 McCALLIE (ALEXANDER3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born September 18, 1822 in Sevier Co., TN, and died February 25, 1907. She married Leroy Scothern KEENER August 06, 1846 in Knox Co., TN, son of Abraham KEENER and Nancy PITNER. He was born December 01, 1823 in Trundles Cross Roads, Sevier Co., TN, and died January 25, 1909 in TN.

Children of Mary McCALLIE and Leroy KEENER are:
135 i. Nancy Narcissus5 KEENER, born May 06, 1847 in Knox Co., TN. She married John A. WATSON May 05, 1881.
136 ii. Esther Ann "Hettie" KEENER, born November 11, 1849.
137 iii. William Alexander KEENER, born December 03, 1851 in Knox Co., TN. He married Margaret Adaline McNUTT January 25, 1883.
+ 138 iv. John Abraham KEENER, born January 03, 1854 in Knox Co., TN.
+ 139 v. Samuel Harvey KEENER, Dr., born August 11, 1858 in Knox Co., TN; died December 26, 1929.
140 vi. Eliza Lee KEENER, born March 05, 1861.
141 vii. Laura Octavia KEENER, born July 22, 1863 in Knox Co., TN. She married Samuel Leonidas FRANKLIN February 15, 1894.

35. John McCallie4 DAVIS (Susannah3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born September 24, 1804 in Tennessee, and died February 27, 1882. He married (1) Isabella C. McNutt HUFFAKER. He married (2) Jane SCOTT December 23, 1824 in TN, daughter of James SCOTT and Jane ADAMS. She was born December 24, 1803 in Blount Co., TN, and died July 18, 1868 in Knoxville, Knox Co., TN.

Child of John DAVIS and Isabella HUFFAKER is:
142 i. Samuel H.5 DAVIS, born October 12, 1834.

Children of John DAVIS and Jane SCOTT are:
143 i. James M.5 DAVIS, born 1831.
144 ii. Mary DAVIS.

36. Nathaniel Daniel4 JACK (Susannah3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born May 19, 1817 in near Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, and died September 28, 1857 in near Brownsville, Oregon. He married (1) Sena LEBO September 27, 1838 in Pettis, Missouri. She was born 1822 in Tennessee, and died May 07, 1851 in Brownsville, Silverton Co., OR. He married (2) Sara LIGETT September 25, 1851 in Pettis, Missouri. She was born April 07, 1816, and died November 19, 1894.

Children of Nathaniel JACK and Sena LEBO are:
145 i. John James Crenshaw5 JACK.
146 ii. William H. JACK.
147 iii. Susan Jane JACK.
148 iv. Martha Ann JACK, born 1849.
149 v. Elias Walter JACK.

Children of Nathaniel JACK and Sara LIGETT are:
150 i. Francis Marion5 JACK.
151 ii. Jasper Newton JACK.
152 iii. Mary Ann JACK.
153 iv. Sarah Ann JACK.

37. William Allen4 JACK (Susannah3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born August 28, 1818 in near Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, and died February 10, 1895 in Marquam, Clackamas, OR. He married Mary Jane WEDDLE January 05, 1854.

Children of William JACK and Mary WEDDLE are:
154 i. Susan Jane5 JACK.
155 ii. Barton JACK.
156 iii. John Edward JACK.
157 iv. William Sherman JACK.
158 v. Annetta "Nettie" JACK.
159 vi. Allen Fay JACK.

39. Robert Alexander4 JACK (Susannah3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born February 03, 1822 in Madisonville, Monroe Co., TN, and died Bet. December 29, 1895 - 1898. He married Adeline Albinia JOHNSON December 26, 1858 in Madisonville, Monroe Co., TN, daughter of Neill JOHNSON and Esther ROELOFSON. She was born November 26, 1836 in Tazewell, IL, and died March 13, 1896 in Marquam, Clackamas, OR.

Children of Robert JACK and Adeline JOHNSON are:
160 i. George5 JACK, born September 23, 1861.
161 ii. Joel Lincoln JACK, born April 27, 1865.
162 iii. Robert Oscar JACK, born May 29, 1867.
163 iv. Archibald Johnson JACK, born March 26, 1869.
164 v. Ada E. "Addie" JACK, born November 23, 1869.
165 vi. Orpha Edith JACK, born January 01, 1871.
166 vii. Claude Davis JACK, born February 22, 1874.

40. Thomas Porterfield4 JACK (Susannah3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born July 09, 1824 in near Madisonville, Monroe Co., TN, and died February 12, 1906 in Cottre, near Gresham, OR. He married Sarah Frances JOHNSON October 21, 1852 in Oakland, Marion Co., OR, daughter of Neill JOHNSON and Esther ROELOFSON. She was born June 30, 1832 in Tazewell, IL.

Children of Thomas JACK and Sarah JOHNSON are:
167 i. Finley Adelbert D.5 JACK, born February 13, 1854 in Marion Co., OR.
+ 168 ii. Devalcus Davis JACK, born November 10, 1855 in Marion Co., OR; died October 07, 1929 in Silverton, Clackamas Co., OR.
169 iii. Gilbert Neill JACK, born October 10, 1857 in Marion Co., OR.
170 iv. Ethel JACK, born June 06, 1859 in Marion Co., OR.
171 v. Alva "Allie" JACK, born July 26, 1861 in Marion Co., OR.
172 vi. Ella M. Theresa JACK, born June 04, 1865 in Marion Co., OR.
173 vii. Sudie JACK, born 1867 in Marion Co., OR.
174 viii. Lura JACK, born 1875 in Marion Co., OR.

42. David Eagleton4 McCALLIE (John3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born August 23, 1814 in TN (Blount Co), and died December 14, 1893 in Newbern, Bartholomew Co., IN. He married Nancy HART September 26, 1835 in Blount Co., TN. She died May 13, 1900.

Children of David McCALLIE and Nancy HART are:
+ 175 i. Mary Elizabeth5 McCALLIE.
176 ii. Margaret L. McCALLIE, died September 24, 1881. She married Henry Uebroth.
177 iii. Samuel B. McCALLIE.
178 iv. Dora McCALLIE, died November 11, 1941. She married John WILLIAMS; born November 28, 1827; died June 17, 1931.
+ 179 v. Thomas Franklyn McCALLIE, born February 27, 1837 in TN (Knox Co); died September 17, 1901 in IN.
180 vi. Josephine McCALLIE, born January 11, 1843. She married (1) Frank F. WILLS. She married (2) Lowell Mills.
181 vii. Alice J. McCALLIE, born May 13, 1845 in Henryville, IN; died August 01, 1932. She married James ANDERSON.
182 viii. Frances Emma McCALLIE, born November 16, 1848; died August 1861.
+ 183 ix. John Calvin McCALLIE, born July 07, 1851 in IN (Bartholomew Co).

43. John4 McCALLIE, Jr. (John3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born February 07, 1822.

Child of John McCALLIE, Jr. is:
184 i. William A.5 McCALLIE.

52. John4 McCALLIE (Andrew J.3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born 1818 in TN. He married (1) Arrena BEAN. She was born 1823, and died 1850. He married (2) Elizabeth HAMLIN.

Children of John McCALLIE and Arrena BEAN are:
185 i. Mary E.5 McCALLIE, born 1843.
186 ii. Mary E. McCALLIE, born 1843.
+ 187 iii. Thomas John McCALLIE, born December 16, 1845 in Lookout Mountain, TN (Hamilton Co); died December 30, 1921 in AR (Franklin Co).
+ 188 iv. Robert Bean McCALLIE, born February 28, 1848 in Crown Point, TN (Marion Co); died March 13, 1903 in Stevenson, AL.

Children of John McCALLIE and Elizabeth HAMLIN are:
189 i. James5 McCALLIE, born 1852.
190 ii. Nancy Ann McCALLIE, born 1856.
191 iii. Sarah McCALLIE, born 1859.

53. Looney4 McCALLIE (Andrew J.3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born January 25, 1827 in Looney's Creek, TN (Marion Co), and died June 28, 1916 in Flintstone, GA (Walker Co). He married (1) Catherine THOMAS September 1851. She died November 17, 1853. He married (2) Elizabeth THOMAS 1855. She died 1858. He married (3) Elizabeth HIXON January 15, 1860. She was born 1830 in GA (Walker Co), and died May 29, 1918 in Flintstone, GA (Walker Co).

Child of Looney McCALLIE and Catherine THOMAS is:
+ 192 i. William Thomas5 McCALLIE, born November 17, 1853 in Flintstone, GA (Walker Co.); died July 31, 1921 in Hinkle, GA (Walker Co.).

Child of Looney McCALLIE and Elizabeth THOMAS is:
+ 193 i. Edward Andrew "Ed"5 McCALLIE, born July 13, 1857; died March 07, 1946.

Children of Looney McCALLIE and Elizabeth HIXON are:
194 i. Mary Bell5 McCALLIE, born April 22, 1861; died 1937. She married Francis Augustus Crutchfield September 02, 1882 in Walker Co., GA; born 1855; died January 1931.
+ 195 ii. John Oliver McCALLIE, born October 09, 1864; died March 12, 1930.
+ 196 iii. Frances Elizabeth McCALLIE, born August 18, 1867; died February 13, 1959.
+ 197 iv. George David McCALLIE, born March 30, 1872 in Flintstone, GA (Walker Co); died October 20, 1954.

54. Mary Ann4 JACK (Agnes Nancy3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born November 01, 1816 in Knox, TN, and died June 21, 1856. She married William Hix CLAYTON 1850 in Cherokee, AL, son of Sampson CLAYTON and Elizabeth DRAIN. He was born May 30, 1830 in AL, and died October 16, 1912 in Johnson Co., TX.

Children of Mary JACK and William CLAYTON are:
198 i. James Sampson5 CLAYTON, born July 20, 1850.
199 ii. Martha J. CLAYTON, born May 31, 1852.
200 iii. Greenfield Scott CLAYTON, born February 15, 1854.
201 iv. Mary E. CLAYTON, born May 25, 1856.

57. John Porterfield4 JACK (Agnes Nancy3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born September 09, 1821 in TN, and died January 04, 1882 in TN. He married (1) Martha Jane McNUTT January 23, 1845 in Knox Co., TN, daughter of John McNUTT and Martha JACK. She was born October 17, 1818 in TN, and died January 14, 1873 in TN. He married (2) Mary Jane ARMSTRONG Abt. December 1850.

Children of John JACK and Martha McNUTT are:
202 i. Nancy Elizabeth5 JACK, born 1846.
203 ii. George M. JACK, born 1847.
204 iii. Robert Montgomery JACK, born 1849.

Children of John JACK and Mary ARMSTRONG are:
205 i. Martha Amelia5 JACK, born November 11, 1851.
206 ii. Mary Isabella JACK, born October 03, 1853.
207 iii. Moses White JACK, born May 01, 1856.
208 iv. Allen JACK, born March 27, 1859 in Huntsville, Montgomery Co., TN.
209 v. Susan Jane JACK, born September 29, 1861.
210 vi. Thomas JACK, born September 04, 1864.

68. Thomas Hooke4 McCALLIE, Rev. (Thomas3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born August 01, 1837 in Washington, TN (Rhea Co), and died April 30, 1912 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co). He married Ellen Douglas JARNAGIN January 28, 1862 in Cleveland, TN (Bradley Co). She was born August 12, 1841 in Athens, TN (McMinn Co), and died September 17, 1915 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).

Children of Thomas McCALLIE and Ellen JARNAGIN are:
211 i. Mary Jarnagin5 McCALLIE, born December 19, 1862 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died July 13, 1881 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
212 ii. Grace Eliza McCALLIE, born March 18, 1865 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died March 10, 1918 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
+ 213 iii. Julia Alexander McCALLIE, born December 04, 1866 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died July 02, 1954 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
+ 214 iv. Thomas Spencer McCALLIE, born January 07, 1869 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died September 23, 1936 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
215 v. Robert Barton McCALLIE, born November 04, 1870 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died September 29, 1891 in Rhea Springs, TN (Rhea Co).
216 vi. Albert McCALLIE, born February 07, 1872 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died June 14, 1872 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
217 vii. John Hooke McCALLIE, born February 15, 1873 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died November 30, 1875 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
218 viii. George Caldwell McCALLIE, born May 30, 1874 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died May 02, 1875 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
+ 219 ix. Spencer Jarnagin McCALLIE, born August 23, 1875 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died October 18, 1949 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
220 x. David Paul McCALLIE, born August 02, 1877 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died March 03, 1881 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
+ 221 xi. James Park McCALLIE, born August 09, 1879 in Birchwood, TN (Hamilton Co); died June 06, 1971 in TN.
+ 222 xii. Henry Douglas McCALLIE, born April 16, 1881 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died October 20, 1945 in McKinney, TX (Collin Co).
223 xiii. Nellie McCALLIE, born April 30, 1883 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died June 14, 1883 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
+ 224 xiv. Edward Lee McCALLIE, born May 10, 1884 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died July 20, 1960 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
225 xv. Earnest McCALLIE, born September 17, 1885 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died February 09, 1886 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co).
226 xvi. Margaret Ellen McCALLIE, born April 13, 1888 in Chattanooga, TN (Hamilton Co); died May 23, 1976 in TN.

70. Harriet4 JACK (Elizabeth "Betsy" White3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born September 24, 1821 in Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, and died June 26, 1888 in Fort Payne, DeKalb Co., AL. She married (1) William SPANGLER August 20, 1843. He was born November 25, 1815. She married (2) Thomas HAMMOCK HAMMACK June 24, 1858, son of Hugh HAMMACK. He died 1880 in Ft Payne, DeKalb Co., AL.

Children of Harriet JACK and William SPANGLER are:
227 i. James Alexander5 SPANGLER, born July 12, 1844 in Tennessee; died January 06, 1913 in Oklahoma. He married (1) Calpurna PARSONS. He married (2) Diana LYONS October 15, 1864 in Alabama.
228 ii. Joseph (?Joel) SPANGLER, born 1847 in Peoria, Peoria Co., IL.
229 iii. William Allen SPANGLER, born July 07, 1850 in Peoria, Peoria Co., IL; died 1908 in Oklahoma.

Children of Harriet JACK and Thomas HAMMACK are:
230 i. Jack5 HAMMOCK, born Abt. 1859 in Alabama.
231 ii. Kate HAMMOCK, born Abt. 1861 in Alabama.
232 iii. Ellen HAMMOCK, born Abt. 1863 in Ft Payne, DeKalb Co., AL.

71. Mary Jane4 JACK (Elizabeth "Betsy" White3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born November 27, 1822 in Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, and died April 22, 1904 in Comanche, Comanche Co., TX. She married Josiah Childress ISAACS July 30, 1851 in DeKalb, AL. He was born January 17, 1824 in Lebanon, DeKalb Co., TN.

Children of Mary JACK and Josiah ISAACS are:
233 i. Elizabeth "Bettie"5 ISAACS, born May 05, 1852 in Lebanon, DeKalb Co., TN.
234 ii. William Conn ISAACS, born December 04, 1853 in Lebanon, DeKalb Co., TN.
235 iii. Harriet Ellen ISAACS, born January 11, 1856 in Lebanon, DeKalb Co., TN.
236 iv. George W. ISAACS, born November 30, 1857 in Bosque Co., TX.
237 v. Eliza Jane ISAACS, born November 16, 1859 in Bosque Co., TX.
238 vi. Jefferson Davis ISAACS, born January 31, 1862 in Bosque Co., TX.
239 vii. Samuel Allen ISAACS, born January 26, 1864 in Bosque Co., TX.
240 viii. John Childress ISAACS, born January 31, 1866 in Comanche, Comanche Co., TX.

73. John McCallie4 JACK (Elizabeth "Betsy" White3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born March 11, 1825 in Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, and died November 05, 1900 in Hill Co., TX. He married (1) Nancy Emeline HUNTER July 27, 1854 in DeKalb, AL. She was born Abt. 1827 in AL, and died Bef. 1855. He married (2) Judith "Judie" HUNTER 1855 in TN (probable place of marriage). She was born January 26, 1825 in Ft. Payne, DeKalb Co., AL, and died September 13, 1882 in Hill Co., TX.

Children of John JACK and Judith HUNTER are:
241 i. Grace5 JACK, born Abt. 1855.
242 ii. Matilda E. JACK, born June 05, 1856.
243 iii. Daniel JACK, born Abt. 1857.
244 iv. Allen Hunter JACK, born July 12, 1858.
245 v. Hugh Hammock JACK, born March 01, 1860.
246 vi. Nancy Catherine JACK, born September 04, 1861.
247 vii. Joseph JACK, born Abt. 1862.
248 viii. Mary Eliza JACK, born 1863.
249 ix. Harriet Ann JACK, born 1865.
250 x. Jefferson Franklin JACK, born July 01, 1867.
251 xi. Casper Price JACK, born 1869.
252 xii. John McCallie JACK, born 1870 in Ft. Payne, DeKalb Co., AL.

75. Nancy Rutila4 JACK (Elizabeth "Betsy" White3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born February 03, 1829 in Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, and died April 06, 1901 in Comanche Co., TX. She married George Walter CUNNINGHAM October 20, 1852 in Knox Co., TN (?). He was born December 07, 1828 in Alabama, and died November 11, 1902 in Comanche Co., TX.

Children of Nancy JACK and George CUNNINGHAM are:
253 i. William Wallace5 CUNNINGHAM, born December 03, 1854.
254 ii. Jesse H. CUNNINGHAM, born May 08, 1857.
255 iii. George A. CUNNINGHAM, born March 22, 1860.
256 iv. Martha Ellen CUNNINGHAM, born August 21, 1868.
257 v. Sarah Isabell "Sally" CUNNINGHAM, born May 12, 1871.

77. James Hazlett4 JACK (Elizabeth "Betsy" White3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born October 24, 1831 in Knox Co., TN, and died May 13, 1893 in Sanford, Conejos Co., CO. He married Georgia Ann HORTON July 22, 1858, daughter of Preston Horton and Mary Malone.

Child of James JACK and Georgia HORTON is:
+ 258 i. Ada Zoa5 JACK.

79. Allen Gillespie4 JACK, 2nd (Elizabeth "Betsy" White3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born June 11, 1836 in Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, and died August 23, 1887 in St. Louis, MO. He married Mariah CARTER in San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX. She was born in San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX (of or near San Antonio), and died May 23, 1906 in St. Louis, MO.

Child of Allen JACK and Mariah CARTER is:
259 i. Allen5 JACK, born Abt. 1860.

80. Martha Ann4 JACK (Elizabeth "Betsy" White3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born March 04, 1840 in Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, and died May 08, 1918 in Alvarado, Johnson Co., TX. She married William Hix CLAYTON January 04, 1858 in Portersville, DeKalb Co., AL, son of Sampson CLAYTON and Elizabeth DRAIN. He was born May 30, 1830 in AL, and died October 16, 1912 in Johnson Co., TX.

Children of Martha JACK and William CLAYTON are:
260 i. Amelia Caroline5 CLAYTON, born October 26, 1858.
261 ii. Daniel CLAYTON, born December 15, 1859.
262 iii. Esther A. CLAYTON, born May 04, 1861.
263 iv. Nancy Alice CLAYTON, born September 17, 1863.
264 v. Ellen McCallie CLAYTON, born September 25, 1865.
265 vi. Jasper Edmond CLAYTON, born July 08, 1868.
266 vii. Laura Stanton CLAYTON, born January 10, 1870.
267 viii. Grace CLAYTON, born December 10, 1871.
268 ix. Horace Albert CLAYTON, born July 23, 1874.
269 x. Fannie CLAYTON, born August 05, 1875.
270 xi. Baker CLAYTON, born December 22, 1878.
271 xii. Perry Archie CLAYTON, born October 27, 1880.

83. George Washington Monroe4 JACK (Elizabeth "Betsy" White3 McCALLIE, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born September 13, 1845 in Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, and died October 14, 1875 in Bronson, Levy Co., FL. He married Martha "Mattie" ADAMS 1873 in Bronson, FL. She died Bet. 1881 - 1885 in Bronson, Levy Co., FL.

Child of George JACK and Martha ADAMS is:
272 i. George5 JACK, born Abt. 1875.

89. John L.4 McCALLIE (Archibald "Archie"3, JOHN2, ALEXANDER1) was born September 19, 1829 in Blount Co., TN, and died January 25, 1879. He married Amanda PENNY. She was born November 16, 1828 in Hamilton Co., TN, and died November 01, 1913.

Shahan Family Papers, 1855-1941. 37 items. TSLA. 
This is a collection of letters and genealogical data of the Shahan family of Alabama . There are eighteen Civil War letters from John and Alonzo Shahan, both of whom died from typhoid fever in 1863, to their mother, Editha Shahan. Both brothers, as well as correspondents A.J. Little, W.A. Crawford, and Polk Noble, were members of the 1st Alabama Infantry, C.S.A. Other correspondents include H.M. Breeden, Benjamin Chandler, S.A. Goode, and J.M. Pridmore. Genealogical data focuses on the connection between the Shahan and McCallie families.   Photocopies.   

Kentucky Derby 1948

From Mother's diary.....April 30, 1948...."Mrs. Tulle, practical nurse, is keeping the children for the week-end. We left for the Ky Derby this a.m. Stopped in Berea for lunch, reached Louisville 6:00 p.m. Mrs. Frank went with us. We are visiting the R.J. Byrnes'. Entered Churchill Downs 9:30 and stayed until 6:00 p.m. A great crowd, a big show and very exciting. Left Louisville Sunday at 9:30 a.m. The children so glad to see us. A short, but exhilarating week-end."

     The picture above was one snapped by a sidewalk photographer at the Derby. It sure wasn't a poised shot, i.e., unsmiling faces. The glass, pictured to the right, is a souvenir from that trip. 

     

     Who won the Derby? According to Wikipedia:  In the Kentucky Derby, ridden by Arcaro, CITATION won by 3 ½ lengths over his stablemate, eventual 1949 Horse of the Year Coaltown, and Arcaro gave the widow of former jockey Al Snider a share of his Derby purse money.  Citation was then sent to Baltimore where he won the Preakness Stakes by 5 ½ lengths. From there he won the Jersey Stakes before going toElmont, New York and becoming the 8th Triple Crown winner by capturing the Belmont Stakes, tying the stakes record of 2:28 1/5 set by the 6th Triple Crown winner, Count Fleet.