George Washington Wilson (1853-1939) was born near Blairsville, Union County, Georgia. He married Martha Elizabeth Swaim in 1897, and they lived Somervell County, Texas. Descendants and relatives lived chiefly in Texas. Includes ancestors to the 1700s.

Very little is known about the first Buckley ancestor, Butler Buckley. What is known is that he may very well have been surnamed Berkley. He was kidnapped as a small boy of about five years and placed on a ship bound fo America. There he served for a number of years as an indentured servant. Eventually he became a free man and a very prosperous land owner in Mississippi. He married Elizabeth Story and they became the parents of nine children. Descendants...

Green Pryor Dean (1848-1930) and Elizabeth T. Phillips (1851-1932) were both of Lawrence County, Arkansas. They later moved to Washington state. Ancestral lines traced to William Dean (1818-1861) of Lawrence County, Arkansas; James Armstrong of Augusta County, Virginia; John Phillips (1745-1827) of Cumberland County, Kentucky; and Samuel Raney (1777-1857) of Virginia, Tennessee, and Cape Girardeau, Missouri.

Andrew, Jacob and Henry Falkenburg immigrated from Germany to Augusta and Orange Counties, Virginia by 1736, moving to Bladen (later Anson) County, North Carolina by 1746. Descendants (chiefly spelling the surname Faulkenberry or Fortenberry) and relatives lived in Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, South Carolina, Mississippi, Texas and elsewhere.

Thomas Futch was born in about 1776 in North Carolina. His parents were probably Onesimus Futch and Ann Dukes. He married Elizabeth Cook, daughter of John Cook and Elizabeth, in about 1800 in Georgia. They had eight children. Thomas died 14 September 1842 in Hinds County, Mississippi. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Georgia, Mississippi and Louisiana.

Reuben Lamb was born in 1815 and died about 1880. He married first a woman named Mary and then he married Celia. Their descendants later married into the Curtis family. The ancestors of this family were Thomas Curtis and Mary "Polley" Maffitt Curtis. They moved from North Carolina to Georgia before the 1850's. Descendants lived in Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, California and elsewhere.

Willis Simmons (who married Jane Goslin) came from Georgia to the Mississippi Territory ca. 1809. Richard Simmons (who married Ann Tyler) came to Mississippi Territory from Barnwell District, South Carolina, ca. 1812. Both settled in present day Pike County. Also includes information on the family of Samuel Varnado, Sr. who also settled in the area ca. 1809, a descendant of Leonhard Warnedow (Varnado) who married Sarah Hottow (Hutto) in Orangeburgh...

Matthew Rushing (ca. 1760-ca. 1840) was born in North Carolina and married Sarah (Harrell) Howell in Anson County, North Carolina. He died in Amite County, Mississippi. Descendants lived in Mississippi, Louisiana, and elsewhere.