These pages identify the brick walls I would most like to break through.
If you know anything about any of these families, please e-mail me - even if what you have is just more speculation.
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Click on the specific ancestor's name to see the whole story about what I know and what I'm trying to find.
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Many researchers believe Elizabeth's maiden name was Calloway but I can't
prove that.
Last Updated: 12 Jul 2008
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Who were his parents? He said they were Joseph S. McCauley and Nancy Jane
Bennett from the Heard County, Georgia - Randolph County, Alabama area but no
one has been able to find them.
Was he the father of James Arton & William Columbus Hopkins? We only have
oral family history to go on.
Who were his parents? His father may have been John Petty from Bradley County,
Tennessee.
Who were her parents? Margaret married John R. Petty in Whitfield County,
Georgia in 1857. New information has come to light that indicates Jesse &
Rebecca Thomas of Lumpkin & Murray Counties in Georgia are almost certainly
Margaret's parents.
5. William Taylor (b. bet. 1798-1805 in VA or NC, d. aft. 1880 in KY) - (Taylor Line)
Who were his parents? Many researchers say they were William Taylor and Jean
Guffey but where's the proof?
6. Rachel ? (wife of Stephen Hopkins Jr.; b. abt. 1808, d. bef. 1880) - (Hopkins Line)
Her maiden name may have been McFarland. Her daughter's death certificate lists
the name McFardan but I have no clues about her parents.
Her father was John Lavender of Lincoln County, KY but nothing more is known
about him and I have no leads about her mother.
Who was his wife? Most researchers say she was a Cherokee Indian named Lettie
Durham but I haven't found anything to prove that. (Most, if not all, of Thomas'
children settled in southeastern Kentucky.)
9. Delinda ? (wife of James Weeks and Elisha Shaw; d. abt. 1834) - (Hankins Line)
Her maiden name and the names of her parents are unknown.
10. Elizabeth ? (wife of Champ Mullins; b. bet. 1775-1780) - (Taylor Line)