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| 251 | REFERENCES: SEE BROTHER, LUKE. | MIZELL, SUSANNAH (I8637)
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| 252 | REFERENCES: SEE BROTHER, WILLIAM. A DESCENDANT OF DAVID IN FLORIDA WROTE APPARENTLY THE DAVID BRANCH OF THE FAMILY WENT TO FLORIDA. | MOSELLE, DAVID (I9093)
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| 253 | REFERENCES: SEE BROTHER, WILLIAM. A DESCENDANT OF DAVID IN FLORIDA WROTE APPARENTLY THE LUKE BRANCH OF THE FAMILY LATER WENT OT ALABAMA. | MOSELLE, LUKE (I9092)
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| 254 | REFERENCES: SEE FILE NOTE FOR BROTHER, THOMAS. TRADITION RELATED THAT ...JAMES? AND HIS BROTHER, JOSHUA, SETTLED IN BERTIE COUNTY (THE MIZELLS MAY HAVE SETTLED IN TERRITORY THAT LATER BECAME MARTIN AND BERTIE COUNTIES, BUT THEY MUST HAVE ARRIVED ABOUT 100 YEARS BEFORE MARTIN WAS FORMED AND POSSIBLY A THIRD OF A CENTURY BEFORE BERTIE PRECINCT. ANYWAY, ALBEMARLE SOUND AND THE ROANOKE RIVER WOULD HAVE PROVIDED A CONVENIENT MEANS OF REACHING THOSE PRIMITIVE TERRITORIES). | MIZELL, JAMES (I1410)
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| 255 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968; 1830 FEDERAL CENSUS OF ORANGE PARISH IN THE FORK OF EDITO, S.C. | FANNIN, GIRL (I8724)
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| 256 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, RACHEL URSULA (I8700)
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| 257 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS SHOW MARGARET FANNIN DIED SEP 9, 1836, AND MARGARET J. FANNIN DIED AUG 25, 1840. NO ONE KNOWS WHICH MARGARET IS WHICH. | FANNIN, MARGARET J. (I8695)
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| 258 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, MARTHA (I8436)
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| 259 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, JOSEPH (I8449)
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| 260 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, JOHN (I8479)
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| 261 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, JAMES L. (I8693)
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| 262 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, MARY E. (I8694)
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| 263 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, SALLIE P. (I8696)
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| 264 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, NARCISSA M. (I8701)
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| 265 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, SARAH ANN (I8716)
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| 266 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, EXETER (I8718)
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| 267 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, MARTIN (I8719)
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| 268 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, RICHARD (I8721)
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| 269 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968; FANNIN, BILL AND PAULA, UNPUBLISHED RESEARCH DATA SAID TO BE TAKEN FROM THE WORK OF JEWELL COGBURN RAISTY, RAMER, ALABAMA, 1993. | FANNIN, AMOS LOVE (I8426)
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| 270 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO.2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968; THE 1830 FEDERAL CENSUS OF ORANGE PARISH IN THE FORK OF EDISTO, S.C. | FANNIN, GIRL (I8723)
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| 271 | REFERENCES: SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY, HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968. | FANNIN, THOMAS (I8439)
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| 272 | REFERENCES: SMITH, CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968; 1850 FEDERAL CENSUS OF COFFEE COUNTY, ALABAMA | FANNIN, WILLIAM A. (I8437)
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| 273 | REFERENCES: SMITH, CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968; 1850 FEDERAL CENSUS OF COFFEE COUNTY, ALABAMA. | FANNIN, MOSES M. (I8438)
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| 274 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). SETTLED IN WHAT WAS LATER BERTIE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. SEE FILE NOTE ON THOMAS, JAMES' BROTHER. | MIZELL, JAMES? (I8664)
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| 275 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING); SEE FILE NOTE FOR BROTHER, THOMAS. TRADITION RELATED THAT ...JOSHUA AND THE OTHER BROTHER [JAMES?] SETTLED IN BERTIE COUNTY (THE MIZELLS MAY HAVE SETTLED IN TERRITORY THAT LATER BECAME MARTIN AND BERTIE COUNTIES, BUT THEY MUST HAVE ARRIVED ABOUT 100 YEARS BEFORE MARTIN WAS FORMED AND POSSIBLY A THIRD OF A CENTURY BEFORE BERTIE PRECINCT. ANYWAY, ALBEMARLE SOUND AND THE ROANOKE RIVER WOULD HAVE PROVIDED A CONVENIENT MEANS OF REACHING THOSE PRIMITIVE TERRITORIES). | MIZELL, JOSHUA (I8663)
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| 276 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING); SEE NOTE FILE FOR BROTHER, WILLIAM II. HE MAY NOT HAVE BEEN THE SON OF WILLIAM MIZELL, I. HOWEVER, HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN A NEPHEW. JOHN MIZELL MOVED TO GEORGIA. | MIZELL, JOHN (I8648)
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| 277 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENSES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). HE MOVED TO JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, ABOUT 1810. | MIZELL, JAMES (I9076)
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| 278 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING); SEE NOTE FILE FOR BROTHER, WILLIAM II. SETTLED IN WHAT IS NOW BULLOCH COUNTY, GORGIA. HE WAS GRANTED LAND THERE IN 1783 AND OTHER LANDS LATER. AFTER ABOUT A GENERATION ON THE OGEECHEE, THE MIZELLS BEGAN TO MIGRATE AGAIN TO NEW LANDS. JAMES, A BROTHER OF WILLIAM II, MOVED TO JACKSON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, ABOUT 1810. DAVID, PROBABLY A COUSIN, MOVED FROM CAMDEN COUNTY, GEORGIA, TO A PLACE CALLED ALLIGATOR NEAR THE PRESENT LAKE CITY, FLORIDA, AND ESTABLISHED A PROMINENT BRANCH OF THE FAMILY IN THAT STATE. DAVID, JR., WAS THE FIRST WHITE SETTLER IN WHAT IS NOW WINTER PARK. HIS SON, JUDGE JOHN R. MIZELL, WAS ONE OF THE FOUNDERS OF ROLLINS COLLEGE. | MIZELL, JAMES (I8647)
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| 279 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELL, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING); FULL NAME, BIRTH AND MARRIAGE DATES FOUND IN FATHER'S FAMILY BIBLE TRANSCRIBED BY HIMSELF ON HIS FATHER'S BIRTHDAY IN 1897, 2 MONTHS BEFORE HIS FATHER'S HOUSE AND BIBLE BURNED; 1860 DALE COUNTY, ALABAMA FEDERAL CENSUS. HE LIVED AND DIED AT KAUFMAN, TEXAS. | MIZELL, DANIEL BULLARD (I1400)
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| 280 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. LIVED AT LOGGY BAYOU, LA. | MIZELL, WINNEFRED (I8613)
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| 281 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). BIRTH RECORDS WERE COPIES FROM THE BIBLE OF THE REVEREND WILLIAM AND MARY LOVE MIZELL BY THEIR DAUGHTER, JANE LOVE, IN SEPTEMBER, 1908. THIS BIBLE HAS SINCE BEEN LOST IN A FIRE. | MIZELL, MARTHA (I8621)
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| 282 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). HE WAS A M.D. | MIZELL, CHARLES GRIFFIN (I8615)
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| 283 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). JANE LOVE MIZELL NEVER MARRIED. JANE MIZELL USED TO TELL HER NIECES AND NEPHEWS STORIES THAT PROVE THAT THE FRENCH ANCESTORS OF THE MIZELLS WERE ZEALOUS HUGUENOTS. SHE SAID THAT HER GRANDMOTHER TOLD HOW THEIR ANCESTORS HAD FALSE BOTTOMS IN THEIR CHAIRS SO THEY COULD HIDE THEIR BIBLE AND SONGBOOKS WHEN THE PREMISES WERE SEARCHED BY INQUISITORS. | MIZELL, JANE LOVE (I8620)
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| 284 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). NEVER MARRIED, KILLED IN NORTHERN GEORGIA DURING THE CIVIL WAR. | MIZELL, WILLIAM (I1407)
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| 285 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). TRADITION RELATED THAT THOMAS SETTLED IN MARTIN COUNTY AND JOSHUA AND THE OTHER BROTHER [POSSIBLY JAMES] IN BERTIE COUNTY (THE MIZELLS MAY HAVE SETTLED IN TERRITORY THAT LATER BECAME MARTIN AND BERTIE COUNTIES, BUT THEY MUST HAVE ARRIVED ABOUT 100 YEARS BEFORE MARTIN WAS FORMED AND POSSIBLY A THIRD OF A CENTURY BEFORE BERTIE PRECINCT. ANYWAY, ALBEMARLE SOUND AND THE ROANOKE RIVER WOULD HAVE PROVIDED A CONVENIENT MEANS OF REACHING THOSE PRIMITIVE TERRITORIES). THE MIZELLS WERE OFTEN MENTIONED IN NORTH CAROLINA RECORDS DURING THE 18TH CENTURY (6). THE FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES (1790) LISTED AN EDWARD, A HARDY, A LUKE, A LUKERSON WILLIAM, FOUR JAMES, THREE JOHNS, AND TWO WILLIAM MIZELLS AS HEADS OF FAMILIES IN MARTIN COUNTY. THE CONTINUED HUUENOT INFLUENCE IS SUGGESTED BY THE COMMON USE OF BIBLICAL NAMES AS LUKE, JOHN, HANNAH, AARON, AND JOSHUA. LIKE MANY COLONIAL FAMILIES, THE MIZELLS IN TIME BEGAN TO SPREAD OUT FROM THEIR SEAT IN NORTH CAROLINA AND TO HELP PEOPLE THE LOWER SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY. SOME OF THESE MIGRATIONS WERE RECORDED MORE OR LESS AS FAMILY TRADITION (1) BY FOUR MEMBERS OF A LATE 19TH CENTURY GENERATION FOR WHOM TRADITION HAD SOME ROOT IN MEMORY. TWO OF THESE CHRONICLERS CONSIDERED THEMSELVES TO BE DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS AND TWO OF JOSHUA, THE TRADITIONAL EMIGRANT BROTHERS. THIS TRADITIONAL RECORD APPEARS TO HAVE LOST A GENERATION BUT OTHERWISE TO HAVE BEEN FAIRLY ACCURATE. WILLIAM WHO MARRIED SUSANNAH, (1) WAS CONSIDERED TO HAVE BEEN THE SON OF THOMAS AND THE FATHER OF THE REV. WILLIAM (B. 1781). KADAR OR CEDAR (1) WAS CONSIDERED TO HAVE BEEN THE SON OF JOSHUA AND WAS KNOWN TO HAVE DIED ABOUT 1825. THE DOCUMENTED RECORD OF LUKE IN 1702 AND THE ASSUMPTION THAT THE IMMIGRANTS MUST HAVE ARRIVED SOME YEARS EARLIER POINT TO THE "LOST GENERATION" SUPPOSITION. THIS IS SUBSTANTIATED BY HISTORY (5) WHICH RECORDS AN INTERVENING WILLIAM BETWEEN THE FIRST WILLIAM (WHO WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN THE SON OF THOMAS) AND THE REV. WILLIAM. NEVERTHELESS, THE FIRST WILLIAM WAS THE PROGENITOR OF ONE BRANCH OF THE FAMILY THAT SPREAD INTO GEORGIA, ALABAMA, FLORIDA, AND ULTIMATELY TEXAS. DESCENDANTS OF HIS BROTHER, LUKE, ALSO MIGRATED TO GEORGIA. KADAR'S DESCENDANTS (1) SPREAD INTO KENTUCKY, ILLINOIS, KANSAS, AND OTHER PARTS OF THE MIDDLE WEST. HARDY, AS WELL AS KADAR MOVED TO EAST TENNESSEE SOON AFTER THE CHEROKEES WERE REMOVED FROM THAT TERRITORY. FROM ACCOUNTS SUCH AS THESE, THAT INCLUDE DOCUMENTED RECORDS AS WELL AS FAMILY TRADITION, IT APPEARS THAT ALL BRANCHES OF THE MIZELL FAMILY IN AMERICA ARE DESCENDED FROM THE HUGUENOTS WHO IMMIGRATED TO OLD ALBEMARLE DURING THE LATTER PART OF THE 17TH CENTURY. THE PROBLEM WITH THE ABOVE CONCLUSION IS THAT IT DOESN'T PROVIDE FOR THE INFORMATION THAT E. RUSS WILLIAMS, JR. OF BOGALUSA, LA., WHO HAS DONE ORIGINAL RESEARCH, PROVIDES. HE FOUND THAT A SIR THOMAS GREY BROUGHT A LUKE MISELL TO THE JAMESTOWN COLONY IN 1638 AS AN INDENTURED SERVENT. HE MARRIED A DEBORAH (PROBABLY A LAWRENCE) AND HAD TWO MINOR SONS, LUKE AND LAWRENCE. LUKE II MARRIED ELIZABETH AND LEFT A MINOR SON, LUKE III WHEN HE DIED AT AN EARLY AGE IN 1694. HE ALSO MENTIONED TWO DAUGHTERS, SARAH AND ELIZABETH. HIS WAS A NUNCUPATIVE WILL AND PROBABLY DID NOT NAME ALL OF HIS KIDS. HE PROBABLY HAD TWO OTHER SONS: WILLIAM AND JOHN. THE WHOLE FAMILY LEFT VIRGINIA AND WENT TO NORTH CAROLINA. WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM AND THEIR DESCENDANTS? WHERE IN NORTH CAROLINA DID THEY GO? IS HARDY THAT MIGRATED INTO EAST TENNESSEE THEIR DESCENDANT? | MIZELL, THOMAS (I8652)
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| 286 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). | MIZELL, MARY LOVE (I8614)
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| 287 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). | MIZELL, LUKE (I8635)
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| 288 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING); FULL NAME, BIRTH AND MARRIAGE DATES FOUND IN HER FATHER' FAMILY BIBLE TRANSCRIBED BY HER BROTHER, D. B. MIZELL, ON HER FATHER'S BIRTHDAY IN 1897, 2 MONTHS BEFORE HER FATHER'S HOUSE AND BIBLE BURNED; 1850 AND 60 DALE COUNTY, ALABAMA FEDERAL CENSUS. | MIZELL, AMANDA CAROLINE ("CARRIE") (I1399)
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| 289 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING); FULL NAME, BIRTH AND MARRIAGE DATES FOUND IN HIS FATHER'S FAMILY BIBLE TRANSCRIBED BY HIS BROTHER, D. B. MIZELL, ON HIS FATHER'S BIRTHDAY IN 1897, 2 MONTHS BEFORE HIS FATHER'S HOUSE AND BIBLE BURNED; 1850 AND 60 DALE COUNTY, ALABAMA FEDERAL CENSUS. IN HIS OLD AGE, AMOS BRYAN MIZELL ALWAYS ASKED TO STOP AND VISIT HIS GRANDFATHER'S (JOHN BRYAN) GRAVE WHEN HE PASSED THE CLAYHATCHEE CEMETERY IN GOING FROM HIS HOME IN ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA, TO HIS DAUGHTER'S IN OZARK. IN DEFERENCE TO AGE, HIS GRANDSON, WHO WAS HIS CHAUFFEUR, WOULD STOP BRIEFLY. THE GRANDSON, HOWEVER, NEVER TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THESE OPPORTUNITIES TO GET A FIRST HAND ACCOUNT OF HIS ANCESTRY FROM THE GRANDFATHER. WHEN NO OTHER DESCENDANT COULD BE FOUND WHO HAD PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE BRYAN LINE THIRTY-ODD YEARS LATER, THE GRANDSON DETERMINED TO GLEAN ALL APPARENT AUTHENTIC SOURCES AND DEVELOP A WRITTEN RECORD FOR THE BENEFIT OF FUTURE GENERATIONS. ALTHOUGH TOO YOUNG FOR THE REGULAR ARMY, HE JOINED THE HOME GUARDS (BROWN'S COMPANY) AND FOUGHT SKIRMISHES WITH THE FEDERALS IN ESCAMBIA OR BALDWIN COUNTY. HE RETURNED HOME IN 1866 AND ATTENDED SCHOOL AT PLEASANT HILL AND WESTVILLE OR DARIEN THROUGH 1868. HE SPENT THE NEXT YEAR IN SCHOOL AT PINE LEVEL IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. HE THEN ENTERED THE TEACHING PROFESSION AND SPENT MOST OF THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS AS A TEACHER. HIS FATHER MOVED TO TEXAS THE SAME YEAR HE WAS MARRIED AND MOST OF HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS ALSO MIGRATED WEST. SINCE HIS WIFE'S PEOPLE STAYED IN ALABAMA AND GEORGIA, HE CHOSE TO STAY IN ALABAMA SAYING THAT HE WOULD NOT TAKE HIS WIFE SO FAR FROM HER RELATIVES. HE TAUGHT AT RAMER, BRIER HILL, AND DUBLIN IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY DURING THE PERIOD 1870-81. HE SPENT THE NEXT TWO YEARS IN TROY WORKING AS A BOOKKEEPER. HE THEN RETURNED TO TEACHING AND TAUGHT AT HUBBARD'S CROSS ROADS AND MOSSY GROVE IN PIKE COUNTY FROM 1884 THROUGH 1891. IN ADDITION TO TEACHING, HE OWNED A FARM IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. HE SOLD THIS FARM AND MOVED BACK TO DALE COUNTY IN 1892 AND BOUGHT THE OLD SCAIFE PLACE. AFTER ONE TERM AT PLEASANT HILL, HE GAVE UP TEACHING AND DEVOTED HIS TIME TO FARMING. HE WAS DESCRIBED AS A "NATURAL MATHEMATICIAN." WHEN ONE OF HIS SONS WAS ASKED WHY HE GAVE UP TEACHING, HE REPLIED, "I GUESS HE COULDN'T MAKE A LIVING FOR HIS LARGE FAMILY TEACHING." NOT ONLY WAS AMOS BRYAN A TEACHER BY EARLY PROFESSION, BUT HE WAS A FIRM BELIEVER IN EDUCATION. WHILE LIVING ON AND OPERATING A FARM IN DALE COUNTY, HE SENT HIS OLDER CHILDREN TO HIGH SCHOOL IN OZARK. HE REQUIRED THESE CHILDREN TO TEACH THE YOUNGER CHILDREN WHEN THEY WERE AT HOME AND THEREBY SUPPLEMENT THE TEACHING AVAILABLE IN THE RURAL SCHOOLS. IN ORDER TO PROVIDE A BETTER EDUCATION FOR HIS CHILDREN, HE MOVED TO OZARK IN 1897 AND OPERATED HIS FARM FROM THERE. SEVERAL OF THE CHILDREN WENT TO SCHOOL IN TROY. AMOS MOVED TO ENTERPRISE IN 1901 WHERE HE SPENT THE REMAINDER OF HIS LIFE. HE AND HIS WIFE EMMA WERE A DEVOTED COUPLE AS ILLUSTRATED BY THE FOLLOWING EXCERPT FROM THE TRIBUTE WRITTEN AT THE TIME OF HER DEATH, "AT THE AGE OF 20 SHE MARRIED A. B. MIZELL, AND FOR 50 YEARS, LACKING TWO MONTHS, THEY WALKED HAND IN HAND ALONG LIFE'S PATHWAY. THEY HAD EVERYTHING IN COMMON, BORE EACH OTHER'S SORROWS, CARRIED EACH OTHER'S BURDENS, SHARED EACH OTHER'S JOYS. NO MORE DEVOTED COUPLE EVER LIVED. THEY NEVER GREW TIRED OF EACH OTHER. BUT TO EACH THE OTHER'S PRESENCE WAS FRESH IN THE MORNING AND NEW IN THE EVENING." | MIZELL, AMOS BRYAN (I1398)
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| 290 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING); FULL NAME, BIRTH AND MARRIAGE DATES FOUND IN HIS FATHER'S FAMILY BIBLE, TRANSCRIBED BY HIS BROTHER, D. B. MIZELL, ON HIS FATHER'S BIRTHDAY IN 1897, 2 MONTHS BEFORE A FIRE BURNED HIS FATHER'S HOUSE AND THE BIBLE; 1860 DALE COUNTY, ALABAMA FEDERAL CENSUS. LIVED AT MART, TEXAS. | MIZELL, WESLEY SOLOMON (I1403)
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| 291 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING); FULL NAME, BIRTH, MARRIAGE AND DEATH DATES TAKEN FROM HIS FATHER'S FAMILY BIBLE TRANSCRIBED BY HIS BROTHER, D. B. MIZELL, ON HIS FATHER'S BIRTHDAY IN 1897, 2 MONTHS BEFORE HIS FATHER'S HOUSE AND THE BIBLE BURNED; 1850 AND 60 DALE COUNTY, ALABAMA FEDERAL CENSUS. CHARLES FOUGHT IN EVERY BATTLE THAT STONEWALL JACKSON WAS IN AND WAS CAPTURED SOON AFTER JACKSON WAS KILLED. ALTHOUGH HE CAME HOME FROM THE WAR, HE NEVER RECOVERED FROM THE ILL EFFECTS OF IMPRISONMENT AND DIED IN A SHORT TIME. | MIZELL, CHARLES LOVE (I1396)
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| 292 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING); NAME, BIRTH AND MARRIAGE DATES TAKEN FROM HIS FATHER'S FAMILY BIBLE TRANSCRIBED BY HIS BROTHER, D. B. MIZELL, ON HIS FATHER'S BIRTHDAY IN 1897, 2 MONTHS BEFORE HIS FATHER'S HOUSE AND BIBLE BURNED; 1850 AND 60 DALE COUNTY, ALABAMA FEDERAL CENSUS. LUKE MADE A SMALL FORTUNE IN NEW MEXICO. AFTER HIS WIFE DIED HE SOLD OUT AND LIVED WITH EMMA AT WACO, TEXAS. | MIZELL, LUKE THOMPSON (I1397)
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| 293 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING; FULL NAME, BIRTH, MARRIAGE AND DEATH DATES FROM HER FATHER'S FAMILY BIBLE TRANSCRIBED BY HER BROTHER, D. B. MIZELL, ON HIS FATHER'S BIRTHDAY IN 1897, TWO MONTHS BEFORE HIS FATHER'S HOUSE BURNED WITH SAID BIBLE; 1850 AND 60 DALE COUNTY, ALABAMA FEDERAL CENSUS. | MIZELL, SUSAN ELIZABETH (I1394)
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| 294 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINNISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). LIVED OAK BOWERY NEAR OPELIKA, ALABAMA. | MIZELL, SUSAN (I8616)
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| 295 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1,, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING); FULL NAME, BIRTH AND MARRIAGE DATES FOUND IN HIS FATHER'S FAMILY BIBLE TRANSCRIBED BY HIS BROTHER, D. B. MIZELL, ON HIS FATHER'S BIRTHDAY IN 1897, 2 MONTHS BEFORE HIS FATHER'S HOUSE AND BIBLE BURNED; 1860 DALE COUNTY, ALABAMA FEDERAL CENSUS. LIVED AT WAXAHATCHIE, ELLIS COUNTY, TEXAS. | MIZELL, HARDY PRIZE (I1401)
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| 296 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. | MIZELL, JOHN (I8612)
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| 297 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). THE FIRST RECORD OF A MIZELL IN NORTH CAROLINA (OTHER THAN FAMILY TRADITION) WAS THAT OF LUKE (MEAZLE) WHO IN 1702 WITNESSED A DEED TO EDWARD SMITHWICK (6). THE NEXT ALSO REFERRED TO LUKE WHO MARRIED SARAH, THE DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM CHARLTON, SOMETIME BETWEEN 1706 AND 1711. WILLIAM IN A DEED OF GIFT FOR "LOVE AND AFFECTION" CALLED THEM "MY SON AND DAUGHTER" AND GAVE THEM A TRACT OF LAND ON THE MORATUCK (ROANOKE) RIVER. [THE WILLIAM HERE COULD BE THOMAS' DAD, HIS BROTHER, OR HIS UNCLE LUKE'S OR DAVID'S DESCENDANTS.] LUKE'S DESCENDANTS MIGRATED TO GEORGIA. | MIZELL, LUKE (I8650)
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| 298 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS; SEE BROTHER, WILLIAM II. | MIZELL, WINNIE (I8633)
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| 299 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, BY E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING); FULL NAME, BIIRTH AND DEATH DATES TAKEN FROM HIS FATHER'S, AMOS LOVE MIZELL, FAMILY BIBLE TRANSCRIBED BY HIS SON, D. B. MIZELL TWO MONTHS BEFORE AMOS' HOUSE BURNED AND SAID BIBLE; 1850 AND 60 DALE COUNTY FEDERAL CENSUS. JOHN WENT TO WAR AND DIED EARLY IN THE WAR. (MARY LOVE FLEMING WROTE THAT HE DIED IN THE HOSPITAL DURING THE WAR.) | MIZELL, JOHN WILLIAM (I1393)
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| 300 | REFERENCES: THE GENEALOGY OF ONE SMITH FAMILY, DR. E. V. SMITH, AUBURN, ALABAMA, 1960, WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON SMITHS, COXES, MIZELLS, LOVES, BRYANS, CRITTENDENS, MAHONES, FLOURNOYS, MARSHALLS. OTHER INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ALABAMA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, SPRING ISSUE 1957, VOL. 19, NO. 1, "DALE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE CIVIL WAR," (REMINISCENCES OF MARY LOVE EDWARDS FLEMING). | MIZELL, ADELINE (I8619)
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