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STONECIPHER, CLARA H. 74 of Cleveland, formerly of Maryville, died,July 18, 1995. Survived by husband, John B. Stonecipher; son and wife,Garry and Pat Stonecipher of Cleveland; grandchildren Lisa Humphriesof Cleveland, and James Stonecipher o of Fla; two great-grandsons, RyanHumphries and Nathaniel Stonecipher; brother, Clay Honeycutt ofOakdale;sisters, Reba Trout of Oakdale; Geneva Douglas of Ky., andDollie Schubert of Chattanooga. Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens inCleveland, TN. (ed-note-Clara was the daughter of Wiley Allen andNancy Evelyn Wilson Honeycutt. She was born, 9/30/1920.) (MorganCounty News)

Clara married Johnny Beverly Stonecipher in 1940 in Tennessee, United States. Johnny (son of William M. Stonecipher and Amy Lucinda Wilson) was born in Jun 1920 in Petros, Morgan, Tennessee, United States; died on 15 Mar 2004 in Cleveland, Bradley, Tennessee, United States; was buried in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Cleveland, Bradley, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Mary Lou Stonecipher
2. Nathaniel Stonecipher
3. Garry Lee Stonecipher

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HONEYCUTT, WILEY ALLEN died 11-4-1945. Survivors are his wife, EvaWilson Honeycutt, 3 daughters, Geneva Douglas of Fountain City; RebaTrout, Clara Evelyn Stonecipher and Miss Dolly Honeycutt of Oakdale; 3sons, Clay, Kenneth of Cincinnati and MMarvin of Camp Sibert, Ala.; 3sisters, Susie Williams of Wartburg, Mrs. Charlie Leopper of Oakdaleand Mrs. Amos Case of Calif.; one brother, Leonard Honeycutt ofOakdale. Burial was in the Piney Cemetery. (note: Wiley's parents wereSamuel & Amanda Goldston Honeycutt.) [This appeared in the Nov. 8,1945 edition of the Morgan County News]

Wiley married Nancy Eveline Wilson on 3 Jul 1908 in Morgan, Tennessee, United States. Nancy (daughter of William Worth Wilson and Lydia C. Jones) was born on 17 Feb 1884 in Petros, Morgan, Tennessee, United States; died on 24 Dec 1991 in Oakdale, Morgan, Tennessee, United States; was buried in Piney Cemetery, Oakdale, Morgan, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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They were married by Meshack Stephens, J.P. of Morgan County, TN

HONEYCUTT NANCY EVA, 107, died Dec. 24.1991 in her home in Oakdale.She was the wife of the late Wiley A. Honeycutt. Also preceded indeath by two sons, Ted and Kenneth and a daughter, Mabel. Survivingare 4 daughters; Geneva Douglas of Troy, Ind., Reba Trout of Oakdale,Clara Stonecipher of Cleveland and Dolly Schubert of Chattanooga, 2sons, Clay of Hixon and Marvin of Oakdale; 22 grandchildren, severalgreat grand children and great great grandchildren and nieces andnephews.
Burial was at Piney Cemetery. (Morgan County News)

Died:
Died at home.

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Samuel married Amanda Madora Goldston. Amanda was born on 1 Dec 1851 in Roane, Tennessee, United States; died on 24 Dec 1903 in Morgan, Tennessee, United States; was buried in Piney Cemetery, Oakdale, Morgan, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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William married Lydia C. Jones on 10 Nov 1880 in Morgan, Tennessee, United States. Lydia (daughter of William Alexander Jones and Henrietta Harrington) was born about 1858 in Morgan, Tennessee, United States; died on 10 Feb 1895 in Union Cemetery, Wartburg, Morgan, Tennessee, United States; was buried in Union Cemetery, Wartburg, Morgan, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1860 Morgan County Census, Page 21
HONEYCUTT, Allen 55 M W Farmer Tenn
Mary Ann 54 F W Domestic SC
David 23 M W FL Tenn
George W. 21 M W FL Tenn
Mary 19 F W Domestic Tenn
Samuel 16 M W FL Tenn
Matilda 9 F W Tenn
Paul 6 M W Tenn

Allen married Mary Ann Summers. Mary was born on 15 Feb 1807 in United States; died on 15 Feb 1904 in Morgan, Tennessee, United States; was buried in Honeycutt Cemetery, Wartburg, Morgan, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1850 MORGAN COUNTY CENSUS
--10--16--67--1--Willson--W.--J.----22--m--*--farmer--*--TN--*--*--*--*--*
--10--17--67--2--Willson--Abinatha------18--f--*--*--*--TN--*--*--*--*--*
--10--18--67--3--Willson--Charles------3mo.--m--*--*--*--TN--*--*--*--*--*

1870 MORGAN COUNTY CENSUS
WILSON, Charles 42 M W Farmer Tenn
Aberathy 38 F W Hk Tenn
Henry 18 M W FL Tenn
Martha 16 F W At Home Tenn
Sarah 14 F W At Home Tenn
William 12 M W Tenn
Emily 10 F W Tenn
Rufus 6 M W Tenn
Susan 3 F W Tenn

1880 MORGAN COUNTY CENSUS, Page 109
WILSON, Charles W M 52 Head Farmer Tenn
Abanatha W F 48 Wife HW Tenn
Emily W F 20 Dau HW Tenn
Rufus W M 16 Son FW Tenn
Susan W F 13 Dau HW Tenn
John W M 9 Son Tenn

Charles married Abantha Farmer Williams. Abantha was born on 6 Dec 1831 in Petros, Morgan, Tennessee, United States; died on 1 Jun 1902 in Petros, Morgan, Tennessee, United States; was buried in Beech Fork Cemetery, Wartburg, Morgan, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Camp Near Murfreesboro, Tenn
June 7, 1863
Dear Father
Morgan Co. E. Tennessee
I am here a soldier in 2 Regiment East Tenn Cavalary Commanded by ColD. M. Ray from Sevierville Ten I have been in the service sinceNovember 20th, 1862 and have enjoyed excellent health all the time.Was in the battle of Stones River before Murfreesboro. The Regimentlost several men in the engagement amongst others my Capt James H.Morris he was from Knox Co Ten and was a kind man and good officer.My Co is now commanded by Capt James H. Knight I am Co blacksmith anddo a good deal of woork. I recd a letter from home recently bearingdate May 7th 1863 it contained Sad news the death of my oldestdaughter Rachael also that my wife was very unwell I could beperfectly contented here to fight for my country if things were allright at home but knowing the condition of affairs there renders mewhen I suffer myself to think of it unhappy indeed has it not cost usmany sacrafices to be loyal in E. Tenn Yet I together with my exiledfriends intend to strike for out altars and our homes until the lastarmed foe expires or until the flag of the free again floats as onceit did over our State May the time not be long when Tenn will againbe Free.
Tis impossible to tell whether the Federal Army will invade E. Tennthis summer and even if I knew it would not be prudent to write it ina letter going there knowing that letters are frequently captured andthat their contents often do harm to ouur glorious cause of Union.There has been considerable skirmishing along our lines at this placefor some days past Also some heavy fighting at _______distancefifteen miles from here and at Franklin distance about 30 miles fromhere the rebs were repulsed everytime with heavy loss
Remember me kindly to relations and friends
Write me if you have an opportunity
don't fail
would afford me much pleasure to hear from you all.
To
J.B. Jones

Respectfully
W. A. Jones
pr McBath
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Edgefield near Nashville, Tenn
Jan 17th 1865
My unforgotten Father
I with much pleasure seate myself to write to you to let you know mywhere abouts and what I am doing. I am on the north side ofCumberland River two miles fro the State House. My health is not verygood at the present time. I hope these lines may come to hand in duetime and find you and family in the best of health and I doing well.I have no news that would intrust you more than that I am yet in theland of the living for which I feel to have great cause to Thank Godthe giver and preseserver of life. I will just say to you that ourRegt. has had a -----rough times for the last 7 five (five is crossedout) months. We were 5 months at and neat Decatur Ala during whichtime we were on duty nearly all the time scouting and marching orfighting. We left Decatur on the25th of Nov. last arrived inNashville Tenn on the 28th at the time Gen. Hoods were marching onNashville. Hood came on this city of Rocks so near all round on thesouth side of the river as to look in on the ccity on the 15th of Dec.Gen. Thomas marched out of the city on Hood------ the gray backesfought like men all that day stood and defended there batterys amidthe heaviest cross fireing from our ----- The schrmish lines------aconstant lines of fire from there lines all that night the ----openedheavy and constant all that day late in the evening of the 16th weflanked them out of there works after a heavy cross fire on them forthe two last days. Hood then commenced his retreat southwardrd. Hisretreat soon became to be a wild stampeed. I were in the fightfollowed Hood to Sugar Creek, Ala. There I gave out and came back tothis place. Hood crossed Tenn River with (15,000) men he lost twothirds of his men on this side Tennessee River. I have not receivedletter from any of you in great while I would like to be there if Iwere consistent but I can not say when the time will be that I can bethere but I still hope the day is not far distant that I will beblessed with the happy privilige to see you all and enjoy your companyI want you to write to me as soon you get this letter Do the best youcan for my children which I know you will do. Give my love andrespects tell them I wish them to write to me

I remain your son until death
Farewell for the present

W.A. Jones to John B. Jones & Family
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William Alexander Jones and his father were both blacksmiths. W.A.Jones' blacksmith shop still stands at the homeplace on Fairview Rd.two miles west of Coalfield.......from the Dr. Reece Jones' "HallcoxGenealogy" prepared in 1991.

William Alexander Jones fought on the Union side during the C.W. Heenlisted in 1962 as a blacksmith into the 2nd Reg of the TNVolunteers. He fought in the Stones River Battle, the Battle ofFranklin, Battle of Chicamaugua, and the Battle of Gettysburg, whichended theCivil War. He was dischared in July 1865 with the rank ofprivate. .........from Meredith Newberry's 2002 4-H Speech Contest.

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Alternate date of 1899 per _______________ at ______________________

William married Henrietta Harrington about 1848 in Tennessee, United States. Henrietta (daughter of Elisha Harrington and Mary) was born about 1826 in Illinois, United States; died in May 1863 in Clinton, Anderson, Tennessee, United States; was buried in University of Tennessee Hospital, Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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