Joseph LANDRUM [Parents] was born in 1807. He died in 1854. He married Mary BOON in Jackson County, Georgia.
Other marriages:DAVIS, Nancy Click
Mary BOON was born about 1810 in Jackson County, Georgia. She married Joseph LANDRUM in Jackson County, Georgia.
James R. CREEL was born about 1810. He married Mary LANDRUM in 1850.
Mary LANDRUM [Parents] was born about 1815. She married James R. CREEL in 1850.
Elijah SHOEMAKER.Elijah married Elizabeth A. PITTS.
Elizabeth A. PITTS [Parents] was born in 1827 in Jones County, Mississippi. She died in 1880 in Nachgdoches County, Texas. She married Elijah SHOEMAKER.
Other marriages:LANDRUM, Linson B.
CARTER, William
Another name: Elizabeth C. Pitts.
1850 Federal Census for Jones County, Mississippi, Page No: 134
LN HN FN LAST FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB
03 262 262 LANDRUM Lenson 27 M Farmer MS
04 262 262 LANDRUM Elizabeth 21 F MS XLinson's widow Elizabeth remained in Jones County for some time after his death and still lived there in 1870.
In 1878 Elizabeth Landrum and her children sold the "Linson Landrum deceased tract." Her son, Maston, was already living in Texas at the time, and he returned to Mississippi to settle the estate.
Elizabeth later moved to Nacogdoches County, Texas, where she married Elijah Shoemake in 1882. They had two sons, Erastus (Rass) and Ransom.
William Thomas Everett SMITH was born on 24 Oct 1873 in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana. He died on 15 Feb 1946 in Laurel, Mississippi. He was buried on 18 Feb 1946 in Jones County, Mississippi. He married Eliza Jane WEST on 25 Dec 1897 in Jones County, Mississippi.
Eliza Jane WEST [Parents] was born on 5 Jun 1881 in Wayne County, Mississippi. She died on 18 Jul 1965 in Fairhope, Alabama. She was buried on 20 Jul 1965 in Jones County, Mississippi. She married William Thomas Everett SMITH on 25 Dec 1897 in Jones County, Mississippi.
They had the following children:
Richard DRAKE was born about 1730 in Chatham County, Virginia. He died about 1814 in Union County, South Carolina. He married Mary BIRDSONG.
Mary BIRDSONG [Parents].Mary married Richard DRAKE.
They had the following children:
F i Rebecca DRAKE M ii Micajah DRAKE M iii John DRAKE. M iv Nat DRAKE. M v William DRAKE. M vi Harvey DRAKE. M vii Matthew DRAKE. F viii Mary DRAKE died in 1820. F ix Lucy DRAKE.
John BIRDSONG Jr. was born in 1725. He died in 1790. He married Mary ARMISTED.
Mary ARMISTED was born in 1733. She died in 1782. She married John BIRDSONG Jr..
They had the following children:
F i Mary BIRDSONG
Samuel ELLISON [Parents] died on 12 Sep 1886 in Fayette County, Georgia. He was buried in Loyd Family Cemetery. He married Ida E. LOYD.
Ida E. LOYD [Parents] was born on 29 Jul 1860 in Georgia. She died on 12 Sep 1886 in Fayette County, Georgia. She was buried in Loyd Family Cemetery. She married Samuel ELLISON.
1880 United States Census for District 624, Fayette, Georgia
Family History Library Film 125414, NA Film Number T9-0146 , Page Number 78B
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Idia E. LOYD Dau S Female W 18 GA House Keeper GA GA
They had the following children:
M i Luther Fredrick ELLISON was born on 10 Oct 1880.
Samuel LOYD was born about 1836 in Georgia. He married Sarah Ann SPEER.
1880 United States Census for District 624, Fayette, Georgia
Family History Library Film 125414, NA Film Number T9-0146 , Page Number 78B
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Samuel LOYD Self M Male W 44 GA Farmer NC NC
Sarah A. LOYD Wife M Female W 40 GA House Keeper GA GA
Idia E. LOYD Dau S Female W 18 GA House Keeper GA GA
Robert C. LOYD Son S Male W 11 GA GA GA
Elis C. LOYD Son S Male W 8 GA GA GA
Teresres C. LOYD Dau S Female W 6 GA GA GA
Albert TURNER Other S Male B 20 GA Labor GA GA
Sarah Ann SPEER was born about 1840 in Georgia. She married Samuel LOYD.
They had the following children:
F i Ida E. LOYD M ii Robert C. LOYD was born about 1869 in Georgia. M iii Elis LOYD was born about 1872 in Georgia. F iv Teresres C. LOYD was born about 1874 in Georgia.
Edward Self PIPES [Parents] was born in Jun 1829 in Louisiana. He married Nancy Jane HICKS on 22 Aug 1860 in Union Parish, Louisiana.
Edward Self Pipes - Pvt. Company G, 31st Louisiana Infantry
Edward enlisted May 6th,1862 at Monroe, Louisiana, a resident at the time of Farmersville, Union Parish, Louisiana. He was captured and listed on a role of prisoners. He was paroled on June 12th, 1865. His wife's pension application was made in 1930 in Terrell, Texas. The application contains affidavits from J. Carlisle and W. Douglas stating that Edward was the commanding officer of the Judah P. Benjamin Camp of the local Confederate Veterans organization after the war.
Guide to Louisiana Confederate Miltary Units Author: Arthur W. Bergeron 1989
The 31st Louisiana Infantry
This regiment was organized June 11, 1862, at Monroe from Morrison’s Battalion, which had been formed May 14. The men remained at Monroe drilling until June, when they moved to a camp in Madison Parish about eight miles from Vicksburg, Mississippi. Then they moved to Tallulah and New Carthage.
In August, the regiment went to Milliken’s Bend to unload a shipment of arms intended for General Albert Pike’s Indian brigade. On August 18 an enemy gunboat steamed up and captured the transport Fair Play with all of the weapons still on it. The regiment retreated to Tallulah, pursued by a small force landed from the gunboat. During the next few months, the men camped at Tallulah, Delhi, and Trenton.
In November, the regiment received orders to go to Jackson, Mississippi. There the Catahoula Battalion was added to the regiment to give it ten companies.
The men fought in the Battle of Chickasaw Bayou, December 26—29, and helped repulse several enemy attacks.
During the winter and early spring of 1863, the regiment remained at Vicksburg, drilling and doing picket duty. The men participated in the closing stages of the Battle of Port Gibson, May 1 and covered the retreat of the Confederate forces. They picketed the crossings of the Big Black River until the Confederate army retreated past the river into the Vicksburg defenses.
The regiment fought in the trenches during the Siege of Vicksburg, May 19—July 4, and went home on parole after the surrender. Many of the men decided they had seen enough fighting and remained at their homes until the war ended.
In January 1864, some of the men went into a parole camp at Vienna but returned home on furlough after a few weeks. After the men were declared officially exchanged, they went into camp at Minden in June. They spent two weeks there, moved to Shreveport, and soon went to Pineville. The regiment formed part of General Allen Thomas’ brigade and acted as a support for Fort Buhlow and Fort Randolph near Pineville until February 1865. At that time, it moved to Bayou Cotile, remaining there until May. The men marched to Mansfield and were disbanded just prior to the surrender of the Trans-Mississippi Department.1880 United States Census for 5th Ward, Lincoln, Louisiana
Family History Library Film 1254456, NA Film Number T9-0456 , Page Number 4D
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Edward PIPES Self M Male W 48 LA Merchant NC NC
Nancy PIPES Wife M Female W 33 AL Keeping House AL AL
Irene F. PIPES Dau S Female W 17 LA Assists Mother LA AL
Janie PIPES Dau S Female W 15 LA Assists Mother LA AL
Henry H. BroL S Male W 20 LA Clerk In Store AL AL
Nancy Jane HICKS [Parents] was born on 16 Mar 1845 in Alabama. She died on 16 Apr 1932 in 203 Pearl Street, Terrell, Texas. She married Edward Self PIPES on 22 Aug 1860 in Union Parish, Louisiana.
1850 Federal Census for Union Parish, Louisiana, Page 112, Division: No. 5 (695), Sheet 405B, Enumerated on 7th September, 1850 by George A. Hammon, Ass't Marshal. Dwelling/Family: 890
D. L. Hicks 27 M Farmer 100 Al
Jane Hicks 6 F Al1860 Federal Census for Union Parish, Louisiana, enumerated on the 18th day of June 1860 by A. C. Wade, Ass't Marshal. Post Office: Shiloh, Dwelling/Family 447:
N. J. Hicks 16 F AL school1880 United States Census for 5th Ward, Lincoln, Louisiana
Family History Library Film 1254456, NA Film Number T9-0456 , Page Number 4D
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Edward PIPES Self M Male W 48 LA Merchant NC NC
Nancy PIPES Wife M Female W 33 AL Keeping House AL ALNancy Pipes passed away on 16th of April, 1932 at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs J. E. Anderson, 203 Pearl Street, Terrell Texas.
They had the following children:
F i Irene F. PIPES was born about 1863 in Louisiana. F ii Jane PIPES was born about 1865 in Louisiana.
Joseph PIPES [Parents] was born in 1783. He died in 1840. He married Jane GRISHAM.
Jane GRISHAM.Jane married Joseph PIPES.
They had the following children:
M i William H. PIPES M ii Edward Self PIPES