SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 21; Dr John Baytop Scott, b.16 Oct 1831, Lowndes Co., AL; d.1894at
"Scotia" near Mt. Meigs, Montgomery Co., AL; m. (1) Miss Howard, LowndesCo. AL
m. (2) 28 Nov 1863 at Mt. Meigs, AL to Grace Roe, dau of Robert Tyler andhis
wf. Elizabeth Cooper, gr, dr. of Pres. John Tyler.
Children:
1 James Marks Scott, m. Adelaide Beaulieu.
2 Mary Virginia Scott, m. Charles Coleman; had Elizabeth Coleman.
3 Julia Campbell Scott, m. William Adams Gunter, Jr., b. 8 Oct 1871;d. 6
Sep 18__? For ch. see Owen's Dic't AL and Biog. v. 3.
4 Robert Tyler, dec'd
5 Thomas Baytop Scott, m. Kathleen Ann Swain.
6 Priscilla Cooper, m. Dr. Charles Lewis Marks, lived "Scotia," AL110, 500
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 21; Dr John Baytop Scott... m. (2) 28 Nov 1863 at Mt. Meigs, ALto Grace
Roe, dau of Robert Tyler and his wf. Elizabeth Cooper, gr, dr. of Pres.John
Tyler.
Children:
1 James Marks Scott, m. Adelaide Beaulieu.
2 Mary Virginia Scott, m. Charles Coleman; had Elizabeth Coleman.
3 Julia Campbell Scott, m. William Adams Gunter, Jr., b. 8 Oct 1871;d. 6
Sep 18__? For ch. see Owen's Dic't AL and Biog. v. 3.
4 Robert Tyler, dec'd
5 Thomas Baytop Scott, m. Kathleen Ann Swain.
6 Priscilla Cooper, m. Dr. Charles Lewis Marks, lived "Scotia," AL
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 21;
Julia Campbell Scott, m. William Adams Gunter, Jr., b. 8 Oct 1871;d. 6
Sep 18__? For ch. see Owen's Dic't AL and Biog. v. 3.110, 500
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 21;
Julia Campbell Scott, m. William Adams Gunter, Jr., b. 8 Oct 1871;d. 6
Sep 18__? For ch. see Owen's Dic't AL and Biog. v. 3.110, 500
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 21;
Robert Tyler, dec'd110, 500
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 21;
Thomas Baytop Scott, m. Kathleen Ann Swain.110, 500
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 19;
James Marks, m. Eliza Means.p. 29; James Marks (William m. Marks, Nicholas M., James, Hastings,John)
was born 5 Nov 1832; died 3 May 1868; m. eliza Williams Means, dau. ofRobert.
Children:
1 John Scott Marks, m. Rebecca Lee.
2 Caroline Means Marks; m. 13 apr 1877; d. 27 Jun 1909 Thomas Harveyclark,
b. 16 Nov 1857; at Pine Level, Montgomery Co., AL. He d.Washington, D.C.,
son of Henry wiliam Clark and wife Mary Susan wright, ofSpartanburg, SC
and GA respectively. The family is originally from Amelia co., VA,
settling first in NC.
3 Robert Means Marks, m. _____.
4 Mary Meaans Marks, m. ____ Whitney.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 19; Mary Louise Marks, b. 5 Nov 1832; d. 3 May 1868; m. Dr. Jas.
Millward Williams, b. 7 Aug 1832; near Montgomery, AL; d. 15 Oct 1882.p. 19, gives dates "born 5 Nov 1832; died 3 Mar 1868.". This
is a mistake if she had a child born in 1870 and another in 1873.pp. 27-28; Mary Louise Marks, (William Mathews Marks, NicholasMeriwether
Marks, James, Hastings, John) of Montgomery, AL, b. 29 Nov 1834; d. 13 Mar
1916; m. 1 Jul 1857 to Dr. Joseph Milward Williams, who d. 15 Oct 1882.He was
b. 7 Aug 1832; nr. Montgomery, AL, Elmore Co., son of Singleton Williamsand
his wife Anne de Bardelabeu, both of SC. Sumter and Orangeburg Districts
respectively. Dr. J. M. Williams served as surgeon of the 13th Regr., ALVols.
1861, was with Lee in Northern Virginia, and afterward surgeon in chargeof
Hospitals in the District of Mobile.
Children:
1 Catherine Crain Williams., b. 6 Feb 1859; m. 8 Dec 1881 WilliamChapman
Holt of Montgomery, AL.
2 Singleton Williams.
3 Ann Marks Williams, b. Montgomery, AL 25 Jun 1864; k. Durham, NC23 Aug
1922.
4 Frances Milward Williams, d.y., b. 10 Nov 1866; d. 30 Sep 1869.
5 Rebecca Singleton Williams, b. 22 Oct 1870; montgomery, AL, wasbaptized
by the Rev. Horace Stringfellow, of St. John's. married Nov. 1893;to
Albert Rhett Taber, of Fort Motte, SC, ceremony performed in St.John's
by Bishop Jackson.
6 James Marks Williams, b. 12 Apr 1873; k. Durham, NC, auto accident23
Aug 1922; m. Madelin Wyman Nelson.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 19; Mary Louise Marks, b. 5 Nov 1832; d. 3 May 1868; m. Dr. Jas.
Millward Williams, b. 7 Aug 1832; near Montgomery, AL; d. 15 Oct 1882.p. 19, gives dates "born 5 Nov 1832; died 3 Mar 1868.". This
is a mistake if she had a child born in 1870 and another in 1873.pp. 27-28; Mary Louise Marks, (William Mathews Marks, NicholasMeriwether
Marks, James, Hastings, John) of Montgomery, AL, b. 29 Nov 1834; d. 13 Mar
1916; m. 1 Jul 1857 to Dr. Joseph Milward Williams, who d. 15 Oct 1882.He was
b. 7 Aug 1832; nr. Montgomery, AL, Elmore Co., son of Singleton Williamsand
his wife Anne de Bardelabeu, both of SC. Sumter and Orangeburg Districts
respectively. Dr. J. M. Williams served as surgeon of the 13th Regr., ALVols.
1861, was with Lee in Northern Virginia, and afterward surgeon in chargeof
Hospitals in the District of Mobile.
Children:
1 Catherine Crain Williams., b. 6 Feb 1859; m. 8 Dec 1881 WilliamChapman
Holt of Montgomery, AL.
2 Singleton Williams.
3 Ann Marks Williams, b. Montgomery, AL 25 Jun 1864; k. Durham, NC23 Aug
1922.
4 Frances Milward Williams, d.y., b. 10 Nov 1866; d. 30 Sep 1869.
5 Rebecca Singleton Williams, b. 22 Oct 1870; montgomery, AL, wasbaptized
by the Rev. Horace Stringfellow, of St. John's. married Nov. 1893;to
Albert Rhett Taber, of Fort Motte, SC, ceremony performed in St.John's
by Bishop Jackson.
6 James Marks Williams, b. 12 Apr 1873; k. Durham, NC, auto accident23
Aug 1922; m. Madelin Wyman Nelson.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
pp. 28-29;
Ann Marks Williams, b. Montgomery, AL 25 Jun 1864; k. Durham, NC 23Aug
1922.p. 29; footnote; Miss Anne Marks Williams contributed greatly to theMarks
sketch, Miss Williams met a tragic death, when in company with herbrother Col.
James M. Williams, and his wife. They were struck by a train at grade
crossing in Durham, NC, she died instantly, the brother died beforereaching the
hospital. She was a member National Soc. DAR, 23326; Col. Williams wasone of
the most active members of Montgomery Post, No. 2, American Legion,Spanish-
-American War Veterans; member of the Montgomery Country Club, TheBeauvoir
Club, University Club, and the Civitans. Col. Williams and his sister(Anne)
were the owners of the largest plantation in Montgomery County, a tract of
9,000 acres. During the World War, Col. Williams was in command of the U.S.
Military post at Cavite, on the shores of Manila Bay , P. I. Islands. Waswith
the army of occupation in Germany and other service. (AL Hist. Owens. V.4, p
1772.)"
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KINSOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 28;
Frances Milward Williams, d.y., b. 10 Nov 1866; d. 30 Sep 1869.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 19
Spencer Crain Marks, b. 7 Mar 1840; m. Laura Hall.p. 27; Spencer Crain Marks (William M., Nicholas M.,James, Hastings,
John), b. Pike Road, Montgomery, AL, 7 Mar 1840; d. in Montgomery,Alabama 12
Jan 1904. His father was a native of Oglethorpe County, Georgia, and
removed with his parents to Alabama in 1920, and located in Montgomery
County. His grandfather Nicholas M. Marks married Ann Paul Matthews, they
removed to Broad River, Georgia."
Spencer Crain Marks was educated in the public schools of Montgomery,
attended Dr. Henry Tutwiler's school at Green Springs for three years,was a
student at University of Virginia, graduating, 1860. He joined the FirstAlabama
Cavalry under Gen. James H. Clanton. After the war he became a member ofthe
well known firm of Marks and Gayle, and was a banker and business man.For many
years served as junior warden of St. John's Episcopal Church. Married 1Oct
1862, at Montgomery, AL to Laura Hall Snodgrass, of that place."p. 29-30; Spencer Crain Marks, b. Pike Road, Montgomery Co. AL, 7 Mar1840;
d. in Montgomery 12 Jan 1904; m. 1 Oct 1862; Laura Hall Snodgrass, dau.of John
atkinson Snodgrass and wife, Amanda Hall, of Montgomery, AL.
Children:
1 William Matthews Marks, m. at Raleigh, NC Jane Hawkins Andrews,1901; dau.
of Col. A. B. Andrews and wife Julia M. Johnston, gr. dr. of Col.William
Johnston and his wife Ann Eliza Graham of Charlotte, NC.
2 Spemcer Crain Marks, d. y.
3 Ethel Marks, d. bef 1927; m. Guy Brightwell, of maxey's GA; lived
Montgomery, AL. Owen's Hist. of AL, V 4, pp. 1159-1160.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 30-31; William Matthews Marks, m. at Raleigh, NC Jane HawkinsAndrews,
1901; dau. of Col. A. B. Andrews and wife Julia M. Johnston, gr. dr.of Col.
William Johnston and his wife Ann Eliza Graham of Charlotte, NC.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KINNOTES:
BIRTH: 1; pp. 29-30
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 31; Ethel Marks, d. bef 1927; m. Guy Brightwell, of Maxey's GA;lived
Montgomery, AL. Owen's Hist. of AL, V 4, pp. 1159-1160.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 19;
Samuel Blackburn Marks, b 7 Apr 1844; m. (1) Martha Means; (2) Laura
Jamesp. 20; "Samuel Blackburn Marks, planter and capitalist, was born in
Montgomery Co., AL, 7 Apr 1844; son of William Mathews Marks andKatherine Ann
(crain), and brother of Spencer crain Marks. Mr. Marks received his early
education in the public schools of Montgomery, and was a student inthe
University of Alabama at the outbreak of the War of Secession. in 1863, he
enlisted in co. A. seventh alabama cavalry and served throughout the waras a
Private. He was sounded at Lowndesboro, during the Federal raid underGen. jas.
H. Wilson. After the war he became a planter of Montgomery Co. AL and was
identified with various business interests of the State. m. (1) in 1868Martha,
dau. of Robert Means, of Pointe coupee Parish, LA; (2) in 1879, LauraLewis,
dau. of Lorenzo James. (See Dict. Alabama Biography, pp. 1159-1160).p. 32-33; Samuel Blackburn Marks, (William Matthews Marks, Nicholas,James,
Hastings, John); m. (1) Martha (Macky) Means; m. (2) Laura Lewis James.Note -
Mrs. Laura (James) Marks, was the daughter of Lorenzo James, b. 19 Apr1895;
Kershaw Dist, SC; d. sep 1890, petosky, MI, gr. dau. of Samuel James andMary
Darrington, who came from Kershaw Dist. SC to Clarke Co., AL 1818, fr.fr. dau.
of John James. Owen's Hist. of AL V 3; p. 896.
Children of first marriage:
1 Hugh MarksChildren of second marriage:
1 Ellen Scott Marks, m. (1) Dr. Moharren Bey of Munich (2) L. Stafford
Petty of Montgomery, AL.
2 Charles Lewis Marks, m. Priscilla Scott, dau. of John B. Scott,
Montgomery, AL
3 Churchill Marks, Mongomery, AL m. Sallie Watkins wood, dr of Dr. M.L.
Wood. She had a brother called George Marks wood. (Owen's Hist. ALV 4 p.
1799.)
4 Elizabeth Thornton Marks, m. in Frederick, MD 6 Aug 1868; c. 1911;2nd
wife of Elmore Joseph Fitzpatrick, b. 6 Mar 1828; Autauga Co. AL.d.27 Jul
1884, Montgomery, AL, son of Gov. Benj. Fitzpatrick and his wifeSarah
Terry (Elmore) gr. son of William Fitzpatrick and wife AnnPhillips, of
Green county, GA and of Gen. Archer elmore and wife Ann Martin ofElmore
Co.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 19;
Samuel Blackburn Marks, b 7 Apr 1844; m. (1) Martha Means; (2) Laura
Jamesp. 20;
Samuel Blackburn Marks, married (2) in 1879, Laura Lewis,
dau. of Lorenzo James. (See Dict. Alabama Biography, pp. 1159-1160).p. 32-33; Samuel Blackburn Marks, (William Matthews Marks, Nicholas,James,
Hastings, John); m. (1) Martha (Macky) Means; m. (2) Laura Lewis James.Note -
Mrs. Laura (James) Marks, was the daughter of Lorenzo James, b. 19 Apr1895;
Kershaw Dist, SC; d. sep 1890, petosky, MI, gr. dau. of Samuel James andMary
Darrington, who came from Kershaw Dist. SC to Clarke Co., AL 1818, fr.fr. dau.
of John James. Owen's Hist. of AL V 3; p. 896.
Children of second marriage:
1 Ellen Scott Marks, m. (1) Dr. Moharren Bey of Munich (2) L. Stafford
Petty of Montgomery, AL.
2 Charles Lewis Marks, m. Priscilla Scott, dau. of John B. Scott,
Montgomery, AL
3 Churchill Marks, Mongomery, AL m. Sallie Watkins wood, dr of Dr. M.L.
Wood. She had a brother called George Marks wood. (Owen's Hist. ALV 4 p.
1799.)
4 Elizabeth Thornton Marks, m. in Frederick, MD 6 Aug 1868; c. 1911;2nd
wife of Elmore Joseph Fitzpatrick, b. 6 Mar 1828; Autauga Co. AL.d.27 Jul
1884, Montgomery, AL, son of Gov. Benj. Fitzpatrick and his wifeSarah
Terry (Elmore) gr. son of William Fitzpatrick and wife AnnPhillips, of
Green county, GA and of Gen. Archer elmore and wife Ann Martin ofElmore
Co.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 21; Samuel Blackburn Marks, m. Clara L. (Gypsy Jewett). [We have two
brothers named Samuel in this family. This needs checking. Alsosee
footnote p. 20 which further confuses the S.B.Markses].
Children:
1 Clementine
2 Florence
3 Clarap. 20; footnote; "One Samuel Blackburn Marks, Montgomery, AL, b. 5Apr
1820; Mobile, AL. Killed in battle of Chickamauga, Sep 1863. Married 21Dec
1855 Clara Lee, dau. of Origen Sibley Jewett. (Owens Hist. of AL, V 3, p.907)"p. 120; Louisa Crane, [dau of Mary Tomkins (Humphrey) and Spencer
Crane] m. Samuel Blackburn Marks [Nicholas M., James, Hastings,John]."
231. Nicholas Meriwether Marks
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
pp. 24-26; "Nicholas Meriwether Marks (Samuel Blackburn Marks,Nicholas M.,
James, Hastings, John) was born in Montgomery Co, AL, 6 Oct 1844. Hisearly
childhood was spent at the family plantation home. He received his primary
education under the direction of governesses and tutors.
Later he entered the University of AL at Tuscaloosa, but left schoolat
the age of eighteen to enlist in the Confederate army. Served as 1stLieutenant
and adjutant of the 7th AL Cavalry attached to the command of Gen. NathanB.
Forrest.
He was severely wounded at the battle of Franklin, TN, by a sharpshooter.
When able to travel was taken a prisoner of war to Fort Delaware, andkept for
six months until the close of the war, when General Lee surrendered.
After being discharged he returned to his home in Alabama, and afterthe
death of his father took charge of the plantation, and assumedguardianship of
the younger brothers and sisters.
When the Confederate Veterans of KY organized in 1901, he became acharter
member of this group and served as commander of Confederate Veterans ofKY. For
several years he was Commander of the 4th Brigade, of the KY Division,U.C.V.
During the year preceding his death he was honored with the Honorary rankof
Brigadier General, being promoted from Colonel of Staff to this rank. Hewas
greatly interested in the activities of this organization, and took anactive
part in many of their reunions.
He became ill while attending the reunion at Puree valley, 10 Nov1904 and
never rallied. He died at the St. Joseph Hospital, Lexington, KY, 20 Nov1904.
Mr. Marks was an active Mason from his early manhood, and served as
Eminent commander of Wevv Commandery, No. 3, of Knights Templar. Was anElk,
and member of the Abe Buford Camp, no 97, U.C.V. at Versailles, KY.
He was an ardent student of economics and agriculture, and aconstructive
reader. He desired and attained a college education and profession for his
children.
He was a member of the Episcopal Church, active in the work of hisparish
and the diocese, and was junior warden of St. John's Church atVersailles, at
the time of his death.
Although a loyal and prominent citizen of his adopted state KY, henever
lost his intense love for the South, and seldom missed his yearly visitto his
native state, Alabama.
On 7 Nov 1867, he married Miss Ella Farley, of Montgomery, AL, wholived
only a few months. 12 Feb 1873, he married Miss Lucy Elizabeth Barnett,
daughter of Nicholas D. Barnett and Sarah (Powell) Barnett, of Nontgomery,
AL. He was living in Montgomery at this time, and here two of his children
were born. Nicholas Barnett, who lived to maturity and Louise who died in
infancy.
"About the year 1877, he with his wife and young son Nicholas moved to
Kentucky, joining the other southern families who had gone to Kentucky and
settled in the Pisgah Community, on the border of Woodford and Fayette
Counties, between the small towns of Versailles and Lexington, the centerof
the famous blue grass region.
"He was a successful farmer, and accumulated what at that time was
considered a fortune in farm lands in this region.
"His death occurred on 20 Nov 1904, his wife Lucy Elizabeth Marks,having
passed away several years before, on 2 dec 1891, Seven children survivedthem.
In August 1893 he married Miss Lucy Ellen Jones. of Montgomery, AL,who is
living in MT. They had one child, Emily Taliaferro, who died in infancy."
Children of second marriage:
1 Nicholas Barnett Marks, b. 18 Nov. 1873; d. 7 Aug 1916; in Montana;m.
Mrs. Callie R. Davidson, of Montana, May 1909; no Ch. He was in lawfirm
of Uncle George Mathews Marks of Montana.
2 Sarah Powell Marks, b. MT. 4 Jan 1878; unm. Lexington, KY.
3 Samuel Blackburn Marks, b. KY 16 Jul 1879; m. Delia a. williams, ofNew
York, 6 Sep 1911. No ch. She d. 19 Nov 1934. Dr. Marks is apracticing
physician in Lexington, KY.
4 William Mathews Marks, b. 15 Sep 1883; unm. lives New York.
5 Elizabeth Marks, b. 3 Sep 1886; m. Hamilton R. Smith, ofVersailles, 4
Sep 1908.
6 Lewis Thornton Marks, b 22 Jan 1889; m. 4 Sep 1915 Elizabeth Collis
Dryenforth; b. 23 Nov 1890, Riverside, III, of Chicago, IL.
7 Thomas Meriwether Marks, Dr. Practicing Physician Lexington, KY, b.21
Oct 1891; m. Miss Mable Bundy, of Boston, 26 Oct 1920.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KINNOTES:
BIR-MAR-DEA: "On 7 Nov 1867, he Nicholas Merivether Marks) married MissElla
Farley, of Montgomery, AL , who lived only a few months.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 25; "... he (Nicholas Merivether Marks) married Miss Lucy Elizabeth
Barnett daughter of Nicholas D Barnett and Sarah (Powell) Barnett, of
Montgomery, AL."
Children:
1 Nicholas Barnett Marks, b. 18 Nov. 1873; d. 7 Aug 1916; in Montana;m.
Mrs. Callie R. Davidson, of Montana, May 1909; no Ch. He was in lawfirm
of Uncle George Mathews Marks of Montana.
2 Sarah Powell Marks, b. MT. 4 Jan 1878; unm. Lexington, KY.
3 Samuel Blackburn Marks, b. KY 16 Jul 1879; m. Delia a. williams, ofNew
York, 6 Sep 1911. No ch. She d. 19 Nov 1934. Dr. Marks is apracticing
physician in Lexington, KY.
4 William Mathews Marks, b. 15 Sep 1883; unm. lives New York.
5 Elizabeth Marks, b. 3 Sep 1886; m. Hamilton R. Smith, ofVersailles, 4
Sep 1908.
6 Lewis Thornton Marks, b 22 Jan 1889; m. 4 Sep 1915 Elizabeth Collis
Dryenforth; b. 23 Nov 1890, Riverside, III, of Chicago, IL.
7 Thomas Meriwether Marks, Dr. Practicing Physician Lexington, KY, b.21
Oct 1891; m. Miss Mable Bundy, of Boston, 26 Oct 1920.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 26;
Nicholas Barnett Marks, b. 18 Nov. 1873; d. 7 Aug 1916; in Montana; m.
Mrs. Callie R. Davidson, of Montana, May 1909; no Ch. He was in lawfirm
of Uncle George Mathews Marks of Montana.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 26;
Sarah Powell Marks, b. MT. 4 Jan 1878; unm. Lexington, KY.p. 27; Footnote; From Miss Sarah Powell Marks, Lexington, KY.foregoing
family notes.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 26;
2 Sarah Powell Marks, b. MT. 4 Jan 1878; unm. Lexington, KY.p. 27; Footnote; From Miss Sarah Powell Marks, Lexington, KY.foregoing
family notes.
486. Samuel Blackburn Marks M. D.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 26;
Samuel Blackburn Marks, b. KY 16 Jul 1879; m. Delia a. williams, of New
York, 6 Sep 1911. No ch. She d. 19 Nov 1934. Dr. Marks is a practicing
physician in Lexington, KY.p. 27; Footnote; From Miss Sarah Powell Marks, Lexington, KY.foregoing
family notes.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KINNOTES:
BIR-MAR-DEA: 1; p. 26, "...of New York."
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 26;
William Mathews Marks, b. 15 Sep 1883; unm. lives New York.p. 27; Footnote; From Miss Sarah Powell Marks, Lexington, KY.foregoing
family notes.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
pp. 26; "Nicholas Meriwether Marks... In August 1893 he married MissLucy
Ellen Jones. of Montgomery, AL, who is living in MT. They had one child,Emily
Taliaferro, who died in infancy."
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 20; "Emily V. Scott, m. Charles T. Pollard, of Montgomery, AL,their
son Charles married Rebecca Matthews Marks, Some authorities give hermiddle
name as Ann. (See Hist. of Two Families, Stubbs)."p. 21; Rebecca, b 25 Oct 1847; m. 13 Jun 1867; Charles Teed Pollard,II; b
29 May 1842; d. 2 Feb 1917, Montgomery, AL.
Children:
1 Dr. Charles Teed Pollard, III, m. Juliet Shrewsbury Craik.
2 Louise Pollard d.y.
3 Virginia Pollard, m. Burwell Boykin, 3 ch.
4 Rebecca Marksp. 33; Rebecca M. Marks (Samuel B, Nicholas M., James, Hastings,John), m.
Charles Teed Pollard in Montgomery, AL; son of Charles Pollard andEmily
Virginia Scott, the former of Fredericksburg, VA.
1 Virginia Scott Pollard, b. 11 Sep 1869; m. 16 Jan 1895 Burwell Lee
Boykin, b. 11 Aug 1867, of Mobile, AL.
2 Charles Teed Pollard, Jr., b 9 Sep 1872, Dallas Co., AL, m. 1 Oct1907
to Juliet, dau of George William Craik and his wife Jennie Baldwin.
3 Rebecca Pollard, m. Erit F. Walker, of New York City. This familylived
in Montgomery, AL. Owen's Hist. V 4 p. 1373-1374.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 20; "Emily V. Scott, m. Charles T. Pollard, of Montgomery, AL,their
son Charles married Rebecca Matthews Marks, Some authorities give hermiddle
name as Ann. (See Hist. of Two Families, Stubbs)."p. 21; Rebecca, b 25 Oct 1847; m. 13 Jun 1867; Charles Teed Pollard,II; b
29 May 1842; d. 2 Feb 1917, Montgomery, AL.
Children:
1 Dr. Charles Teed Pollard, III, m. Juliet Shrewsbury Craik.
2 Louise Pollard d.y.
3 Virginia Pollard, m. Burwell Boykin, 3 ch.
4 Rebecca Marks Pollardp. 33; Rebecca M. Marks (Samuel B, Nicholas M., James, Hastings,John), m.
Charles Teed Pollard in Montgomery, AL; son of Charles Pollard andEmily
Virginia Scott, the former of Fredericksburg, VA.
1 Virginia Scott Pollard, b. 11 Sep 1869; m. 16 Jan 1895 Burwell Lee
Boykin, b. 11 Aug 1867, of Mobile, AL.
2 Charles Teed Pollard, Jr., b 9 Sep 1872, Dallas Co., AL, m. 1 Oct1907
to Juliet, dau of George William Craik and his wife Jennie Baldwin.
3 Rebecca Pollard, m. Erit F. Walker, of New York City. This familylived
in Montgomery, AL. Owen's Hist. V 4 p. 1373-1374.
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 21; George Mathews Marks, b. 1853; m. 1878; Hettie Minor Lockett,b.
1858, lived Montgomery, AL. Had Ch.p. 34-35; George Matthers Marks (Samuel B. Marks, Nicholas M.,
James, Hastings, John), b. Montgomery Co., AL 28 Jun 1853; grad. BA Mil.
Institute 1874;law Dept. Univ. of VA, 1874-1876; Lawyer, m. Hettie Minor
Lockett, dau. of Napoleon and Mary (Clay) Lockett.
Children:
1 George Matthews Marks, Jr.
2 Mary Louise Marks, m. Prof. Augustus Keaton McKimie, Harrodsburg,KY.
3 Frances Lockett Marks, m. Robert Emmett Seibels, Montgomery, AL;g.s. of
Jno. Temple Seibels and wife Ann Bonner (Smith) Seibels, f.f.sonof John
Jacob Seibles and Sarah Temple; Lived in Montgomery, AL. Owen'sHist. of
AL, p. 1524.
4 Hettie Marks, m. William Bauer, of New London, CT.
5 Agnes Carey Marks, m. Charles Allen Hopkins, of Mobile, lived in
Montgomery, AL.George Matthews Marks, lawyer, born Montgomery County, AL, 28
Jun 1853; son of Samuel Blackburn Marks and Mary L. Crain, the former anative
of Georgia, who removed to Montgomery County, and was colonel on Gen.J. M.
Wither's staff during war of secession, and cousin of Samuel BlackburnMarks.
"George M. Marks was educated under Dr. Henry Tutwiler, at GreenSprings
at Bellevue High School, Bedford Co., VA; the University of the South,Sewanee,
TN; graduated from the University of Virginia Military Institute, 1874;
received the L.L.B. Degree from Univ of Virginia, 1876; practiced law in
Atlanta, GA and later moved to Montgomery, AL, where he was a member ofthe firm
Sayre and Marks; married 1878 Hettie Minor Lockett, daughter of Napoleonand
Mary (Clay) Lockett, of Perry County."
SOURCE:
1 Pettigrew, Marian Dewoody & Brightwell, Newton Edward, MARKS-BARNETT
FAMILIES AND THEIR KIN
p. 21; George Mathews Marks, b. 1853; m. 1878; Hettie Minor Lockett,b.
1858, lived Montgomery, AL. Had Ch.p. 34-35; George Matthers Marks (Samuel B. Marks, Nicholas M.,
James, Hastings, John), b. Montgomery Co., AL 28 Jun 1853; grad. BA Mil.
Institute 1874;law Dept. Univ. of VA, 1874-1876; Lawyer, m. Hettie Minor
Lockett, dau. of Napoleon and Mary (Clay) Lockett.
Children:
1 George Matthews Marks, Jr.
2 Mary Louise Marks, m. Prof. Augustus Keaton McKimie, Harrodsburg,KY.
3 Frances Lockett Marks, m. Robert Emmett Seibels, Montgomery, AL;g.s. of
Jno. Temple Seibels and wife Ann Bonner (Smith) Seibels, f.f.sonof John
Jacob Seibles and Sarah Temple; Lived in Montgomery, AL. Owen'sHist. of
AL, p. 1524.
4 Hettie Marks, m. William Bauer, of New London, CT.
5 Agnes Carey Marks, m. Charles Allen Hopkins, of Mobile, lived in
Montgomery, AL.George Matthews Marks... married 1878 Hettie Minor Lockett, daughter
of Napoleon and Mary (Clay) Lockett, of Perry County."