Wiley Washington Mobley  
     b.c. 1795 South Carolina
     d. 2 Mar 1855 Lauderdale Co., Alabama
     m. (1) ________
          (2) c. 1827 Catherine Hood
               b.c. 1810 South Carolina
               d. 1885 Iuka, Mississippi
Children:
1.  Jesse Mobley 
     d. 1863 in the Civil War
2.  Charlotte Mobley
     m. Marion Twitty
     Ch:  William Twitty
3.  Jane McLane Mobley
     b. 10 Jan 1828 Alabama
     d. Jun 1908 Hickory, Oklahoma
     m. 22 Jul 1847 Lauderdale Co., Ala. 
         John Tipton Barefoot
2.  Mary Ann Mobley 
     b.c. 1831 Alabama
     d. 31 Aug 1908 Alex, Oklahoma
     m. (1) Garrett Neely d. 1863 in Confederate Army
               Ch. Benjamin Wiley Neely d. 1863
         (2) Emery W. Harvey
3.  Sarah Mobley
     b.c. 1833 Alabama
4.  Jack Mobley
5.  James Washington Mobley
     b. 1 Mar 1837 Alabama
     d. March 1908 Texas
     m. Feb 1866 
         Mary Ann Caroline Harvey
6.  Catherine Mobley
      b.c. 1839 Alabama
      m.________ Watson
7.  Adeline Mobley
     b.c. 1841 Alabama
     m._______Harvey
       Ch: Icey, Jesse, another son



"Of our Mobley family in northern Alabama, only two came west to Texas, 
Jane Mobley Barefoot and her brother, James Washington Mobley. Little is 
known of the family who remained in Alabama.

Our earliest ancestor we know was Wiley Washington Mobley, originally 
from South Carolina, who moved to northern Alabama near Florence. We 
know of one sister, Nancy Mobley, who married a Twitty. 

Wiley Washington Mobley was married twice. The first wife is unknown, 
but they had two children, Jack and Charlotte. The second wife was 
Catherine Hood. Wiley Mobley died in Alabama. Catherine Hood Mobley 
moved with her son, James Washington Mobley, into northeastern Mississippi 
where he became a sheriff of Tishomingo county. She died there. Later, 
James Washington "Wash" Mobley moved his family to Texas and settled near 
the Barefoots. The Mobley family were releated to and intermarried with 
the Gracey family and the Harvey family."

(Barefoot and Withrow Family, Anne and Vivian Daugherty
Litho by Ray L. Stanphill, Dallas, 1966. p. 153.)