Cert of Birth, AL, Birth # 101.55-009679, sgd 22 Feb 1955.

Child: Julia Francis Harris - born 11 March 1941 - died 11 March 1941.

BIRTH: 17 May 1978. Douglas, GA. Coffee Co. Cert of Live Birth, State of GA.
File # 110-78-032824.

Abner Prewett, Lemuel Prewett, and William H. Cook were members of the First
Baptist Church of New Hope, Mississippi in 1822 (near Columbus, Mississippi).

Married a Harris and children were Jim Harris. Clarence Harris.
Married Lonnie Collums and children were Raymond Collums. Clamond Collums.
Marvin Collums.

!Contact at cengelbe@@iu05trc.trinet. Linda Englebert 1367 Leslie Road
Meadville Pa 16335 814-724-3293.

Louise Prewett McIntosh 109 Hill Avenue Houston Mississippi 38851 Telephone:
601-456-2122.

Luke and Susan had no known children.

Address: 2858 Pine Hill Drive Kennesaw Ga 770-428-7347.

Married a Daniels. Telephone: 601-568-2095

Died at age 3.

Inscription on gravestone states Martha C. This may mean Cohran whom she had
married.

Mary had no children.

She resided in Marks, Quitman County, Mississippi.

Shown as Addie in 1870 Paulding County Ga census.
Had nine children.

BIRTH: 3 May 1891, Water Valley, MS.
MARRIAGE: William C Yates
DEATH: 1948, St Joseph Hosp, Memphis, TN. Heart ailment. Age 55.
OTHER: Was a Jehovah Witness.

Children were Annie Pearl Carr. Hollice Carr. Horace Carr.

Children were: Velma Lee Daniel - born 13 August 1896 - died 14 Sept 1900 -
buried in Robbs Cemetery, Pontotoc County, Mississippi. Agness Daniel - born 24
Nov 1897 - died 24 Dec 1899 - buried in Robbs Cemetery. Eulon Daniel - born
1900. Clyde Daniel. Olen Daniel. Roland D Daniel - born 17 July 1904 - died 19
Aug 1970 - buried in Robbs Cemetery. Slon Daniel. Ernest Ovee Daniel. Claire
Daniel.

Married C R ANDERSON on 28 Dec 1898. Rev L PRESCOTT (OF) and
Charlie M HOLLAND (SG). B-361W Yalobusha Co, MS, Marriage Records, 1833-1900,
p4. Birm Pub Lib F347.Y15B741981.
Children are Hazel (d 1900); Emma (d 1920); Charles; Anna Bell (d 1971); and
John (d 1968).

Gravestone marked Frank H/O Isabell Camp.

1870 Ga census of Paulding County Acorn District shows Francis, age 19.

Paulding County GA marriages 1870-1880 shows O F Prewett (m) Rochelle J Camp
1/11/1874.

!Other spouse James Kane.

! Other spouse James Kane.

!BIRTH:

!OTHER: mother remarried. Polly adopted under new husband's name.

Paul Leslie was also married to Unknown and had a daughter named Jackie.

According to conversations with Alida and William Henry Prewett, the following
was written by Prince Albert in March 1996: "Prince A. Prewett was born July 11,
1894.

Lived in Water Valley Mississippi in 1903. 1903 to 1913. Attended grade school
in Memphis and Water Valley.

! Information from Jonathan Ramey 319 W Sycamore Street Williamsburg KY 40769
contact jramey@@cc.cumber.edu.

Lived in Corpus Christi Texas as a retired US Army colonel.

Guinn Cemetery or Big Rock Cemetery at Calhoun County borderline.
No known children.

May have been known as Samuel Asberry Prewett.
SSN 425-10-2219
From Houston, Chickasaw County, Mississippi.

From Greene County Mississippi according to WWI civilian draft registration
records.

May be Sarah E Pruette in 1833-1899 Paulding County Ga marriages.

Known as Lizzie.

BIRTH: (1) Report of Birth, Child Born Abroad of American Parent, dated 11 Jun
1954 at Bordeaux, France,Form 240, Foreign Service, sgd by Charles C Adams,
Vice Consul of USA. (2) Register of the Civil State of Montbron Commune,
Charente, France, for the year 1952, No 13, 17 March 1952.
CITIZENSHIP: Cert of Citizenship, USA, # AA-159967, Application # A14 468 481,
dated 21 April 1965.

Note of Prewett name: PREWETT is the 17186th most popular name (surname) in
the United States; its frequency is 0.001%; percentile is 76.604 [Source CBN].

! Killed during WWII in Okinawa.

Acworth Georgia phone: 770-974-6781

!BIRTH: tombstone entry: 17 Feb 1887, Elmwood Cem, Memphis, TN
!MARRIAGE:
!DEATH: tombstone entry 16 Sep 1944, do.
!BURIAL: Elmwood Cem, Memphis, TN.

Was a private in WWI.

Willie Ann fell into a pot of boiling water and was scaled to death on Saturday,
November 2, 1900, when her parents were killing hogs.

Buried at old Camp Ground Cemetery in the woods of Calhoun County across from
the Walter Hellumns Homeplace.

Residence in 1790 in Buncombe County, South Carolina.

She was a mid-wife. The last baby she delivered was Elias Davis. She went
outside, slipped and fell, caught pneumonia, and died.

Owned a dry goods store in Water Valley.

Residence about 1790 in Buncombe County, South Carolina.

Listed in 1850 Mississippi census index for Carroll County in HH 408 Western
section.

Married to Anna, born about 1825 in Tennessee, about 1870. They had no
children.

BIRTH:In Prewitt-Pruitt records of SC as about 1775 and probably in Old
Craven Distr, SC. (1810 Pendleton Co, SC)(1820 Pendleton Co SC)

MARRIAGE: Lucretia (1830 Fayette Co AL)

OTHER:Listed 1810 and 1820 census of Pendleton Distr, SC, as having 5 sons
and 5 daughters. Remained in SC after father's death. Rest of family moved to
Pickens Co and Tuscaloosa Co, AL, abt 1822. He was dead by 1838 when brothers
and sister signed a deed. to sell their father's land in Anderson Distr, SC.

At the present time, the lineage for JOHN D PREWIT is not completely validated.
Assumptions have held that he was the son of ANCEL PRUETT; however, JOHN D
PREWIT and FRANCIS M PREWIT, who seem to be brothers, could be also sons of
SOLOMON PREWIT, for ages are reasonable. SOLOMON would have been abt 45 if JOHN
D and FRANCIS M were born abt 1820. SOLOMON was living in SC at that time and
two males under 10 are listed in the census for Pendleton Co, SC. 1820. Note
that LUCRETIA, wife of SOLOMON and mother of ANCEL and possibly of JOHN
D and FRANCIS M, was head of household in Fayette Co, AL, in 1830 Census,and 2
m of likely age (10-15 and 15-20) are in household; SOLOMON probably was dead
in SC before 1838.
She may be living with ANCEL in 1840 in Randolph Co, AL, in Census as 1 f 40-50.

Abraham served under Captain Philemon Waters, Lt. Colonel John Thomas Regt.,
Light Dragoons, a man of General Sumter's Brigade (DAR Ancestral Roll of South
Carolina).

Abraham Pruit, private in Capt. Luskee Trupe, served 10 months from
June 4, 1781, for which due in pay and bounty in negros: 1 grown negro.
(Salley's Documents relating to the History of South Carolina in the
Revolution).

Said to have been killed at Pruitt's Knob in Barren Co, Kentucky, in 1806.

Received a gift of 150 acres of Halifax County, Virginia, land from his father
on 16 May 1759.

Residence 1767 Rowan County, North Carolina.

Killed in East Tennessee Indian warfare.
Had three children.