John Lee, Jr. b. 1730 VA d. 22 Aug 1809 Green, Hawkins Co., TN Father: John Lee (Nansemond, VA) Mother: Mary W. Bryan (Isle of Wright, VA) married: 1750
Wife: Elizabeth Hocutt b. 1735 d. 1794
Children of John Lee + Elizabeth Hocutt:
Robert Lee
Hopkins Lee
James "Rich Jimmy" Lee
Children of John Lee + Elizabeth "Morning" Altman:
Sarah Lee
Decater Lee
Martha Lee
Mary Lee
John Claudious Lee
Burrell Lee
-----Decater "Cader" Lee & Sarah Ann Lucinda Lee-----
Decater "Cader" Lee b. 6 Jan 1771 Johnston Co., NC d. 16 Feb 1855 Clarksville, Johnson Co., AR Buried: Lee Cemetery, Clarksville, Johnson Co., AR [PVT TN MILITIA War of 1812] Father: John Lee, Jr. Mother: Morning Elizabeth Altman
1st wife married: 1796 TN: Sarah Ann "Sallie" Lucinda Lee b. 26 Feb 1777-79 TN d. 12 Oct 1833 Spadra (near Clarksville), Johnson Co., AR Buried: Lee Cemetery, Clarksville, Johnson Co., AR Father: Andrew Lee (NJ) Mother: Nancy Ann Wilson (VA)
2nd wife married: abt 9 Oct 1834 Spadra Twp., Johnson Co., AR: Rachel Burke b. ?abt 1814 d. 1845 Johnson Co., AR court entry death date Father: ? Burke Mother: ?
3rd wife married 28 Oct 1848 Johnson Co., AR: Susannah "Susan" May b. 1818 Dickson Co., TN d. Johnson Co., AR Father: Sterling May (TN) Step-Mother: Mary Johnson (TN)
Susannah May's 1st Husband married Sep 1811 Dickson Co., TN: Elisha Turner b. 1794 Person Co., NC d. 3 Sep 1831 Henderson Co., TN Father: John Turner (Scotland) Mother: Elizabeth "Sukie" Dillard (Wales)
Children of Decater Lee & Sarah Ann Lee
Nancy Lee b. 28 Oct 1797 Hawkins Co., TN d. 1865 Johnson Co., AR Buried: Newton Cemetery, Johnson Co., AR Married: 14 Mar 1821 St. Clair Co., AL
Husband: Ebenezer Newton twin b. 11 Nov 1796 NC d. Aug 1865 Johnson Co., AR Buried: Newton Cemetery, Johnson Co., AR Father: Thomas Newton Mother: Anne Martin
Mark "Marsh" Lee b. 14 Dec 1799 Hawkins Co., TN d. 1850 San Francisco, CA
1st Marriage: 1822
1st wife: Matilda Lucinda Patrick b. 20 Apr 1805 Edgefield District, SC d. 1833 Father: George Lewis Patrick (SC) Mother: Hannah Lee (SC)
2nd Marriage: 18 Apr 1833 Pope Co., AR
2nd wife: Nancy Hickey b. 1815 Roane Co., TN d. 20 Jun 1893 San Jose, Santa Clara Co., CA Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, San Jose, Santa Clara Co., CA Father: Charles Joseph Hickey (TN) Mother: Lucinda England (TN)
2nd Husband: Archibald William Naylor (Najlor) b. 1805 Harrison Co., KY d. 1894 Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, San Jose, Santa Clara Co., CA [more on rootsweb] Father: John Naylor (VA) Mother: Elizabeth Beggs (VA)
Susannah "Sukie" Lee b. 9 Oct 1801 Hawkins Co., TN d. ? Married: 1821
Husband: John Wilson Patrick (Major) b. 7 Mar 1800 Edgefield District, SC d. 24 Jul 1879 Hillcrest, Johnson Co., AR Father: George Lewis Patrick Mother: Hannah Lee
Laura Hester Lee b. 30 Jan 1804 Hawkins Co., TN d. 17 Jun 1882 AR Married: 8 Jan 1824 TN Buried: Newton Cemetery, Johnson Co., AR
Husband: William Milton Harvey Newton twin b. 11 Nov 1801 Franklin Co., GA d. 6 Oct 1875 Johnson Co., AR Buried: Newton Cemetery, Johnson Co., AR Father: Thomas Newton, Reverend Mother: Anne Martin
William Jefferson Lee b. 12 Dec 1805 Hawkins Co., TN d. 1895 Perry Twp., Johnson Co., AR
1st wife: Gellentine Cooper b. 1813 TN d. 15 Oct 1850
2nd wife: Celia Carter b. 1817 TN d. 1880 USFC Perry Twp., Johnson Co., AR
John Lee b. 25 Mar 1808 Hawkins Co., TN d. before 1850 census Married: 1835 (Pereira/earls)
Wife: Matilda "Tildy" Henry b. ?19 Sep 1807 d. 26 Sep 1883 Buried: Lee Cemetery, Bradley Co., TN
Russell Lee b. 27 Dec 1811 Hawkins Co., TN d. 1850 Buried: Liberty Hill Cemetery, Hunt, Johnson Co., AR Married: 11 Apr 1833 Pope Co., AR lived in Hunt, Johnson Co., AR
Wife: Permelia Gilbraith b. 1815 Illinois d. 1900 Hunt, Johnson Co., AR Buried: Liberty Hill Cemetery, Hunt, Johnson Co., AR Father: Hugh Gilbreath Mother: Rachel McKenzie
Elizabeth "Rebecca or Betsy" Lee b. 21 Oct 1813 Hawkins Co., TN d. aft. 1860 Park Township, Scott Co., AR Married: 13 Jul 1832 Pope Co., AR
Husband: Milton Gilbreath b. 1811 St. Clair Co., IL d. 1850/60 Scott Co., AR Father: Hugh Gilbreath Mother: Rachel McKenzie
Mary Ann "Sally" Lee b. 31 Oct 1813 Hawkins Co., TN
Richard Mitchell Lee b. 30 Aug 1817 Rogersville, TN d. 28 Jan 1898 Walnut Fork, Newton Co., AR 1st marriage: 1847 Spadra, Johnson Co., AR 2nd marriage: 4 Jun 1858, Newton, Johnson Co., AR. Buried: Walnut Cemetery, Newton Co., AR
1st wife: Louisa/Lucinda "Vica" Basham b. 1832 VA d. 17 Jun 1856 Walnut Fork, Newton Co., AR
2nd wife: Mary Graham Chaney b. 18 Mar 1832 TN d. 5 Jun 1925 Prague, Grant Co., OK
Eleanor "Ellen" Caroline Lee b. 23 Mar 1821 Hawkins Co., TN d. 6 Apr 1864 Johnson Co., AR Married: 12 Jan 1841 Johnson Co., AR
Husband: John M. Wilson (Judge) b. 1805 KY d. 18 Aug 1866 Johnson Co., AR
Benjamin Franklin Lee b. 2 Sep 1823 Rogersville, Hawkins Co., TN d. 15 Aug 1868 Spadra Township, Johnson Co., AR Buried: Lee Cemetery, Clarksville, Johnson Co., AR
Wife: Julia Ann Edwards b. 3 Aug 1827 d. 1881 Buried: Lee Cemetery, Clarksville, Johnson Co., AR
Mary Margaret "Polly" Lee b. 10 Mar 1810 Hawkins Co., TN Married: 21 Aug 1834 Johnson Co., AR
Husband: Robert Cravens b. 1805 ?Johnston Co., NC d. ?
Andrew Jackson Lee b. 18 Mar 1819 Hawkins Co., TN d. 12 Apr 1837 Johnson Co., AR marital status: single
Children of Decater Lee & Rachel Burke
Children-none known
Children of Susannah May & (1st Husband:) Elisha Turner
Esther Turner b. 24 Jun 1812
Husband: William Swigary
Sterling May Turner b. 18 Jul 1815 Dickson Co., TN. 1870 USFC Sebastian Co., AR: S. M. Turner, age 55. 1880 USFC Eureka Springs, Carroll Co., AR age 64, TN Wife: Mary X, F: NC M: NC, farmer
Nancy Adams Turner b. 19 Oct 1816 Dickson Co., TN
Thomas May Turner b. 25 Oct 1818 Dickson Co., TN
Mary Sally Turner b. 27 Dec 1820 Dickson Co., TN
John M. Turner b. 11 Nov 1825 Dickson Co., TN d. 1900 Hartman, Johnson Co., AR Buried: Kendall Cemetery, Hartman, Johnson Co., AR
Wife: Arabelle "Arabell" A. Perry b. 13 Jan 1832 TN d. 11 Jun 1919 Buried: Kendall Cemetery, Hartman, Johnson Co., AR (more this Turner family in cemetery)Father: Josiah Perry
Anney Carline Turner b. 20 Jan 1827 Dickson Co., TN
Edmond Richman Turner b. 23 Dec 1828 TN
William Samuel Turner b. 11 Mar 1831 TN
After Elisha Turner's death, Susan moved to Johnson Co., AR, where she lived next door to Samuel C. Turner (Samuel Turner's brother) as seen in 1840 USFC. Susan May Turner Lee applied for bounty land as Elisha Turner's widow was found in the family bible, Philadelphia, PA 1812.
Notations on Cader Lee family
Cader Lee's Father: John Lee, Jr. from Johnston Co., NC, Mother: Elizabeth Lee. John Lee, Jr. father was John Lee, Esquire from VA/NC. Cader Lee's brother & sister's names: Mary, Sarah, Martha, Burrell, John Claudius.
Cader Lee's cousin was Lemuel Lee. Lemuel Lee's children and Cader Lee and his children came to Arkansas from TN, in the 1820's, where some made permanent settlement or temporarily settled and/or then moved onward across the western states. Cader bought land from the Indians north of Clarksville on Little Rock-Ft. Smith Road. In 1828-29, his slaves and Indians had built his log house two stories-10 rooms. He used his house as a stage stop for coaches and travelers. He established a mail dispatch between Fort Smith and Little Rock, AR. His house has since been torn down and used for railings on present owners land boundaries. There is an Indian burial ground near his old home site.
Sarah Ann "Sallie" Lee, cousin of Cader, was mortally wounded by Union soldier, Tom Dunn. In exchange for mercy for the soldier not to be executed, Cader Lee's home was not burned by the Union Army.
Announcement in the Arkansas Gazette newspaper, dated Oct 1834, of the marriage of Cader Lee (spelled Cartner) and Rachel Burke, both from Spadra Township, Johnson Co., AR
Mark Lee in the 1830 Pope County Census:
Mark Lee
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1835 Johnson County, AR Tax List from the book, Johnson Co., AR 10,000 Names (tax lists, probate records, legal entries):
Decater Lee
Ebenezer Newton
Mark Lee
William M. H. Newton
John Lee
Russell Lee
Milton Gilbreath
1836-1840-John W. Patrick, Johnson Co., AR landowner, township 9, range 23.
1841-J. M. Wilson, Johnson Co., AR landowner, township 9, range 23 and township 10, range 23.
License to preach in Johnson Co., AR: 1839-Cader Lee. In 1839-Cader Lee, Ben Frank Lee and Ellen Caroline Lee deeded land to build the United Baptist Church, Horsehead Community, Johnson Co., AR.
Susan Lee and John W. Patrick's daughter Sarah A. Patrick married J. H. Lasater on Sep 1841. From the book, Johnson Co., AR History.
Hugh Gilbreath b. 1773 Buncombe Co, NC. Rachel McKenzie b. 1793 KY/NC
Hugh Gilbreath & Rachel McKenzie's children:
Milton Gilbreath b. 1811 IL
Lucretia Gilbreath b. 1813 St. Clair, IL
Permelia "Millie" Gilbreath b. 1815 St. Clair, IL
Sarah "Dovey" Gilbreath b. 1822 St. Clair, IL
Olive or Oliva Gilbreath b. 1826 Crawford Co., AR
Lorenzo Dow Gilbreath b. 30 Oct 1827 Johnson Co., AR
Melissa Gilbreath b. 10 May 1829 Johnson Co., AR
McKindry Gilbreath b. 1831 Johnson Co., AR
Madison Gilbreath
Susan Emily Gilbreath b. 8 Apr 1834 Johnson Co., AR
Isabella Gilbreath b. 18 Nov 1835 Johnson Co., AR
James William Gilbreath b. 1840 Johnson Co., AR
1820 USFC Yellow Creek Twp., Dickson Co., TN: Elisha Turner
Milton Gilbreath & Elizabeth Lee's children:
Amanda Gilbreath b. abt 1834 AR
William Gilbreath b. 1834/1835 AR
Milton Gilbreath b. abt 1838 AR
Francis M. Gilbreath b. 1840/1841 AR
X Gilbreath b. 1835/1840 AR
Lucretia Gilbreath b. abt 1842 Scott Co., AR
Lorenzo D. Gilbreath b. 1846/1849 Scott Co., AR
James K. P. Gilbreath b. 1848/1850 Scott Co., AR
Andrew J. Gilbreath b. abt 1853 Park Township, Scott Co., AR
Johnson Co., AR land records of Cader Lee:
22 9N 23W 80 1839 Sep 20
8 10N 23W 40 1849 Nov 1
9 10N 23W 40 1849 Nov 1
10 10N 23W 80 1848 Jul 10
10 10N 23W 40 1848 Jul 10
29 10N 23W 40 1849 Nov 1
33 11N 23W 40 1849 Nov 1
Edwin Gilbreath guaranteed of Hugh Clark, Edwin presented a note against Mark Lee and William M. H. Newton owed to Clark estate. Probate Court 1844 from Johnson Co., AR Deeds; Wills; Probate Court; Tax Lists; Census.
Joseph Cravens deceased 1844. John M. Wilson and Joseph Cravens ADM; Johnson Co., AR Wills; Deeds; Probate Court; Census; Tax Lists.
Children of Mark "Marsh" Lee & Nancy Hickey:
Martha J. Lee b. 13 Apr 1834 AR
Lucinda Emily Lee b. 17 Jun 1835 Clarksville, Johnson Co., AR d. 18 Jan 1917 Oakland, Alameda Co., CA
James Monroe Lee b. 24 Feb 1837
Jasper Newton Lee b. 25 May 1838 AR 1860 USFC: Santa Clara Co., CA age 22, San Jose
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Lee b. 1 Jan 1840 AR
Charles Hickey Lee b. 14 Aug 1841 AR
William Cader Lee b. 5 Jun 1843 AR 1860 San Jose, St. Clara Co., CA, age 17 d. abt 1927
George W. Lee b. 29 Apr 1845 AR 1860 USFC San Jose, St. Clara Co., CA age 15
Milton Harvey Lee b. 12 Mar 1847 AR 1860 USFC San Jose, St. Clara Co., CA age 13
Johnson Co., AR land records of Benjamin Franklin Lee:
28 section 10N 23W 160 acres 1844 Jul 10
29 section 10N 23W 0 acres 1844 Jul 10
32 section 10N 23W 0 acres 1844 Jul 10
33 section 10N 23W 160 acres 1844 Jul 10
1845-Rachel Lee dec. wife of Cader Lee. From Johnson Co., AR Deeds; Wills; Probate Court; Tax Lists; Census.
Arkansas Company C, Regiment of Mounted Gun Men in the Mexican War in 1846:
Cader Lee
John W. Patrick
Information found in Arkansas, Johnson County, 10,000 Names
1840 Federal Census, Scott Co., AR
1850 Federal Census #157, Park Township, Scott Co., AR
1860 Federal Census #61, Park Township, Scott Co., AR
In 1850 Federal Census, Spadra Township, Johnson Co., AR:
Cader Lee, 80, NC, Farmer, $2,400 (Blind)
Susan, 52, TN
Benjamin Franklin Lee, 27, farmer, 250, TN
Turner, Elizabeth, 19, TN
In the spring of 1849, Mark Lee (s/Cader s/John Jr. s/jlx), his brother-in-law John PATRICK, their families, and a few others left Cader Lee's 2-story log cabin home in Spadra, AR, bound for CA. Their first stop was just west at Ft. Smith, AR, where they joined up with other families and a small Army detachment. Once assembled, the group of about 150 wagons started west. Their path was via the "southern route" through OK, TX, NM, AZ, & NV, and on the first night out, they were joined by another group of wagons, which increased not only their number but their security as well. The trip was mostly uneventful with only a single peaceful Indian encounter and one murder-trial-execution among their lot. The notes of the wagon master, the ranking Army officer and, years later, the remembrances of a young girl who made the trek, fill in all the details of the event. Rather than traveling during the daytime heat, they soon found that resting during the day and traveling at night proved much more reliable to both their comfort and that of their stock (which included mules and hornless-oxen for pulling, and other stock for milk and food). This was especially true near the end of their trip as they crossed 90 miles of desert. Also, this train of about 200 wagons was frequently split up into smaller groups a mile or two apart, so that there was enough grazing for all the stock. At the beginning of the trip, mud was the biggest problem, but after a few weeks, and better terrain, that changed. Throughout the trip, grazing and water were the two main problems, although they faired far far better than those who took more northerly routes and suffered greatly. Arriving in Santa Fe, NM, the Army detachment left the wagon train and returned to the starting point via a slightly different route, seeking a better "road" west. In the fall, the wagons arrived in the Palm Springs, CA area. Lee and family (and perhaps a few others) continued on to San Diego, where they sold their stock and equipment, and proceeded to San Francisco by ship. The majority of the wagon train wintered in the Palm Springs area, and the following spring they resumed their journey north along the coast to Santa Barbara and up to the Santa Clara Valley and San Jose. This is where the "families" settled, whereas the gold-seekers headed for the hills to the east (some having left the train as it traveled north). It now being 1850, San Jose was the capitol of the newly formed State of California. Of those who made the trip, those who made it for gold were mostly disappointed and either returned home or eventually changed occupations. Those who made the trip for opportunity faired far better in farming or especially businesses that provided equipment or services for the gold miners. Considering all the horror stories of the wagon trains on the more northern routes, this group had probably the easiest crossing of any. Info provided by Jim Williams Sr.
1850-Census of Northwest Arkansas, Johnson Co., AR Slave Schedule, Newton, Ebenezer-5 Slaves in Perry Township.
1850-Census of Northwest Arkansas, Johnson Co., AR Slave Schedule:
Lee, Cater, 8 slaves, Spadra Township.
1850 USFC Spadra Twp., Johnson Co., AR:
William J. Lee, 45
Gellentine b. 1837 TN, age 37
Lorenzo D., 20
Nicholes G., 17
Thomas J., 14
Rachel C., 12
William R., 8
1850 USFC Spadra Twp., Johnson Co., AR:
Richard M. Lee, 32
Louisa, 18
John W., 2
Sarah B., 4/12
Children of William Jefferson Lee & Celia Carter:
Kennedy Lee b. 1852 AR
Milton Lee b. 1854 AR
Ebenezer Lee b. 1858 AR
Taxes Due 1855 Johnson Co., AR. Ebenezer Newton assessed 5 slaves worth $2,750.
Edwin Edwards dec. Sep 1856. adm. son Stanlon H. Edwards; James E; John C. and Julia Ann Edwards; minor children of Joseph J. Edwards dec.; also Charles H. and Mary Lee heirs of Joseph J. E. Edwards. Julia Ann Edwards Lee daughter of Edwin Edwards and the wife of Ben F. Lee. From Johnson Co., AR over 10,000 names book.
1857-Edwin Edwards deceased, widow, Mary, Children: Julia Ann, wife of Ben F. Lee
Cader Lee's tombstone states: CADER LEE, PVT TENN MILITIA, WAR OF 1812, JAN 1771-FEB 1855. Lee Cemetery, Clarksville, Johnson Co., AR
1860 USFC Piney Twp., Johnson Co., AR:
Newton, William, 23, AR, Farmer, $600-$1200
Jasper, 21, Farmer, $1200
Jones, John, 19, MO, Farmer
1860 Federal Census, Pope Co., AR:
Newton, Ebenezer, 63, TN, Farmer
Frances, 59, TN
Rachel, 22, TN
Whitfield, 18, TN, Farmer
Eliza, 2, TN
Johnson Co., AR land records of John M. Wilson:
17 9N 23W 40 1844 Jul 10
28 10N 23W 80 1844 Jul 10
33 10N 23W 40 1860 May 1
33 10N 23W 40 1860 May 1
Ebenezer Newton and William Martin Harvey Newton were twins.
August 1865-Ebenezer Newton dec. Heirs;
B. Fernandus Newton
K. K. Newton
G. W. Newton
E. W. Newton
Mary Howard
Lucreta Ann Miller
William N. Newton
Ellen L. Easley of Texas
Calvin C. Newton of California
From Johnson Co., AR Deeds; Wills; Probate Court; Census; Tax Lists.
John M. Wilson estate Robert D. Blair and wife; Josephine; Eldridge McFadden and wife Narcissa; Dennis McFadden and wife Amanda; William N. Wilson; Dilla, minor; Emma, minor; Hezekiah Blackard and wife, Isobelle and James F. Wilson, minor.
1867-Joseph Howard of Pope Co., AR files for note against Ebenezer Newton estate son-in-law, Newton. Johnson Co., AR Deeds; Wills; Probate Court; Tax Lists.
1867-John M. Wilson deceased, minors: Narcissa, Amanda, Frank, Dillar, Emma, and W. M. Wilson.
1869-Benjamin F. Lee dec. widow, Julia A. From Johnson Co., AR Probate Court; Wills; Deeds; Tax Lists; Census.
Johnson Co., AR land records of Ebenezer Newton:
14 10N 22W 160 1848 Jul 10
14 10N 22W 40 1855 Mar 1
14 10N 22W 40 1855 Mar 1
1860 Federal Census, Perry Township, Johnson Co., AR:
Newton, Ebenezer, 63, farmer
Frances, 59
Rachel, 22
Whitfield, 18, farmer
Eliza, 2
4 Mar 1845-William M. H. Newton was a Sheriff of Johnson County, AR from 1842-1846. Information from Johnson County Historical Society Journal, Apr 1966 #1, Vol XXII.
Nancy Lee death date listed as 1842 but not confirmed. Also the marriage County conflict St. Clair Co., AL instead of Madison Co., AL, not confirmed.
1860 Federal Census, Shoal Creek, Johnson Co., AR:
Cravens, Robert, 34, AR, Miller, $1000-$1000
Margaret, 30, VA
Walter, 8, AR
Amanda, 6, AR
Millard, 4, AR
Arkansas, 2, AR
Belcher, John, 12, AL
Belcher, James, 10, AL
Brooch, Augustus, 25, NC, Farmer, $70
1860 Federal Census, Perry Township, Johnson Co., AR:
Gilbreath, Edward, 54, NC, Farmer, $1600-$1600
Elizabeth, 30, TN
James, 16, AR
Martha, 10, AR
Lawson, 8, AR
Milton, 6, AR
Alfred, 4, AR
Ann, 1, AR
1880 Federal Census, Spadra Township, Johnson Co., AR:
Lee, Julia, 53, TN SC SC
Lee, Wilson B., 24, AR TN TN (son)
Brinks, Oliver Richard, 26, AL SC SC (son-in-law)
Brinks, Josie Lee, 20, AR TN TN (daughter)
George Lewis Patrick & Hannah Lee buried: Old King Cemetery, Johnson Co., AR.
Child of John M. Turner & Arabelle Perry:
Sallie Ann Turner b. 1 Feb 1863 Johnson Co., AR d. 17 Apr 1943 Buried: Old Brown Cemetery, Johnson Co., AR Husband: John Philip Bradley
Children of Sterling May Turner & Mary X:
Elisha Dillard Turner b. 3 May 1836 TN
Wife: Lucinda Catherine X b. abt 1832 AR
Children: Susan Emeline Turner b. 30 Dec 1856 AR
Starlin David Derious Zachariah Turner b. abt 1859 AR
John Dillard Turner b. 21 Aug 1863 AR
Sarah J. Turner b. abt 1838 TN
Easter J. Turner b. abt 1840 TN
Rebecca A. Turner b. abt 1843 TN
Susan E. Turner b. abt 1848 TN
Sterling May Turner, Jr. b. 1857
Information from Pope Co., AR from Pope County marriage records in Russellville, Pope Co., AR library. Ebenezer Newton contact: Beth Allis. Eleanor & John Wilson, Margaret & Robert Cravens, Elizabeth & Milton Gilbreath's marriage information from 1819-1845, 1808-1835, 1830-1849 marriage notices book in Clarksville library.
Lemuel Lee & Ann Rains
William Jefferson Lee & Gillintine Cooper
John Lee & Matilda Henry
Russell Lee & Permelia Gilbraith
Richard Mitchell Lee & Mary Graham Chaney
James E. Newton's site
Eleanor Lee & John M. Wilson
Benjamin Franklin Lee & Julia Ann Edwards
Nancy Lee & Ebenezer Newton
Susannah Lee & John Wilson Patrick
Laura Hester Lee & William Milton Harvey Newton
Mark Lee & Matilda Lucinda Patrick
Burrell Lee & Anna Smith
William Samuel Lee & Eliza Dicea Ennis
Robert B. Cravens & Margarette Matilda Grubb
John Turner>George Turner>Elisha Turner
Arkansas Lee's back home
1850 USFC: Clarksville, Spadra Twp., Johnson Co., AR
Andrew Lee & Nancy Ann Wilson
