THE LINCICOME, MURPHY, PLEDGER, SENTELL & WEAVER GENEALOGY

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CLICK HERE FOR OUR LINCICOME GENEALOGY
(Lincicome is the 62,377^th most popular last name in the United States) *There are at least 40 different ways that the Lincicome family members have speller their name. For a list of these different spellings, please click here.*

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(Lincicome is the 62,377^th most popular last name in the United States)

There are at least 40 different ways that the Lincicome family members have speller their name. For a list of these different spellings, please click here.

My Lincicome family comes from the Mid-Ohio Valley area. Some of the cities they were born or died in are Midena (Jackson County) and Parkersburg (Wood County) WV, and Marietta (Washington County), OH. There are two other Ohio Counties where the families were either born, died or lived in which are Noble and Monroe. All five of these counties, in both states, are neighboring counties.

Joseph Lincicome is the oldest generation I have on record. I do not have any dates or his wife's name but I have a son named Nathan Lincicome. Nathan was born in 1770 in the State of Maryland and died on February 28, 1845. Nathan married Lydia Enochs, who's parents were Enoch Enochs & Rebecca Morris, and they had three children: Caleb, Rhoda and James.

Caleb is the first generation in my records where the surname gets changed on how it is spelled. Caleb began to spell his last name Lincicum instead of Lincicome. He was born on December 10, 1796 and died on December 16, 1882 and married Nancy Archer. She was born on October 27, 1813 and died on December 16, 1876. (Nancy's parents were Michael Archer & Margaret Collins). Caleb and Nancy had 10 children: George, Ann, Jesse, Millie, Hannah, Andrew, Nathan, Wesley, Squire & Elijah Lincicum.

Their second child, Rhoda, was born on October 19, 1810 and died on April 30, 1848. She married Usial (Uzel) Bates, who parents were Issac Clark Bates Sr. & (1) Katherine (Katie) Moore. Uzel was born in 1808 and his death date is unknown. They had eight children: Issac, Elizabeth, Cyrus, Sarah, Cyntha, Daniel, Mary Jane & Phebe Bates.

Their third child, James, is where my family comes from. He was born on March 24, 1812 and died on July 9, 1910. He married Mary Ann Weekley on January 24, 1839. (Mary Ann's parents were Benjamin Weekley & Madalina Alltop) She was born on October 7, 1820 and died on January 7, 1882		A map of Jackson & Wood Counties WV and Washington, Noble & Monroe Counties OH. (Click the map to view it larger. The county names are underlined)
and they had 13 children: Levi, Benjamin, Phebe, William, Unnamed infant, Sarah J., Achison, Henry, Celia Jane, Elizabeth, Catherine (Katty), Naaman & Emma A. Lincicome. Levi is the next family member where my genealogy comes from. Levi was born on January 26, 1840 and died on December 25, 1912. He married Geraldine McKee on October 17, 1859 in Noble County, OH. (Geraldine's parents were Henry Martin McKee & (1) Nancy Morris) She was born on June 01, 1843 and died on March 24, 1912 and they had 11 children: Albert F. Lincicome, James Swazy (Swazy) Lincicome, William (Willie) Henry Lincicome, Winfield (Win) Lincicome, Matin Lincicome, Mary Lincicome, Martha Elizabeth Lincicome, Ackison (Ack) E. Lincicome, Carl C. Lincicome, Laura (Lora) Belle Lincicome and John Emmer Lincicome. John Emmer was born on October 25, 1882 and died on November 08, 1958. He married Cora Esther Clark on December 25, 1906 in Marietta, OH. Cora was born on November 16, 1885 and died on May 20, 1969 and they had John and Cora had 12 children: Gladys Ethel (Ethel), Delmar E., Carrie Jean, Elmer Edgar, Nolia Helen (Helen), Morris Gale, Harry Edwin, Clark Floyd, Glenn Lloyd, Maxine, Don and Inez Marie Lincicome.

Their third child, James, is where my family comes from. He was born on March 24, 1812 and died on July 9, 1910. He married Mary Ann Weekley on January 24, 1839. (Mary Ann's parents were Benjamin Weekley & Madalina Alltop) She was born on October 7, 1820 and died on January 7, 1882

A map of Jackson & Wood Counties WV and Washington, Noble & Monroe Counties OH. (Click the map to view it larger. The county names are underlined)

and they had 13 children: Levi, Benjamin, Phebe, William, Unnamed infant, Sarah J., Achison, Henry, Celia Jane, Elizabeth, Catherine (Katty), Naaman & Emma A. Lincicome.

Levi is the next family member where my genealogy comes from. Levi was born on January 26, 1840 and died on December 25, 1912. He married Geraldine McKee on October 17, 1859 in Noble County, OH. (Geraldine's parents were Henry Martin McKee & (1) Nancy Morris) She was born on June 01, 1843 and died on March 24, 1912 and they had 11 children: Albert F. Lincicome, James Swazy (Swazy) Lincicome, William (Willie) Henry Lincicome, Winfield (Win) Lincicome, Matin Lincicome, Mary Lincicome, Martha Elizabeth Lincicome, Ackison (Ack) E. Lincicome, Carl C. Lincicome, Laura (Lora) Belle Lincicome and John Emmer Lincicome. John Emmer was born on October 25, 1882 and died on November 08, 1958. He married Cora Esther Clark on December 25, 1906 in Marietta, OH. Cora was born on November 16, 1885 and died on May 20, 1969 and they had John and Cora had 12 children: Gladys Ethel (Ethel), Delmar E., Carrie Jean, Elmer Edgar, Nolia Helen (Helen), Morris Gale, Harry Edwin, Clark Floyd, Glenn Lloyd, Maxine, Don and Inez Marie Lincicome.

CLICK HERE FOR OUR MURPHY GENEALOGY
(Murphy is the 59^th most popular last name in the United States)

The earliest Murphy I have in my records is Amos Murphy. I have that he was born in Ireland and died in TN. I do not have any dates on him but his son, Moses Murphy was born on November 08, 1785 and he married Susannah Creech on December 24, 1807. She was born on October 08, 1792 and died February 23, 1825. I have that Moses and Susannah had eight children; Mary, Jeremiah, John, Sara, Stephen, Samuel, James, and Sarah. My genealogy comes from Jeremiah Murphy who was born on August 11, 1811 and died November 06, 1868. He married Jennie Dorsett who was born on October 05, 1816 and died August 06, 1910. I do not know how many children they had but their son named John Frances Murphy, who changed his own name to John Terry Murphy. John Terry Murphy is my g-g-grandfather and he was born November 02, 1849 and died on July, 30, 1937. He married Emily (Emma) Elizabeth Weaver on August 20, 1873 in Chattooga County, GA. She was born on April 11, 1855 and she died on September 11, 1903. Both John and Emma are buried at the Berea Church of Christ just south of Berry Springs in Cherokee County, AL. John and Emma had 11 children; Mary Ida (Ida), Albert Lee, Jerry Monroe, John Luke (Luke), Hatti Aretta, Hattie Pluma (Pluma), James Robert, Thomas Edward, Emily Ethel (Ethel), Deed Deforest and Coleman Ezekiel (Zeke) Murphy.	(Chattooga County, GA)
My g-grandfather, Jerry Monroe Murphy was born on July 17, 1878 and died on July 30, 1971. He married Sally Morris and she was born on February 28, 1884 and died on July 26, 1969. Both Jerry and Sally are also buried at the Berea Church of Christ. Jerry and Sally had seven children; Bradner Columbus, Loy Francis, Bengiman Gordan, Lora Bell, Paul Monroe, John Robert (Rob) and Grace Gartrell Murphy. My grandmother, Grace Gartrell Murphy was born on January 22, 1916 and died on October 27, 1998. She married Clarence Raymond Sentell on May 05, 1935 in Cherokee County, AL. He was born on December 05, 1912 and died on December 13, 1989. Clarence and Grace had five children; Francis Elizabeth, Clarence David, Robert Monroe, John Frank (Frank) and Ralph Donald Sentell.

The earliest Murphy I have in my records is Amos Murphy. I have that he was born in Ireland and died in TN. I do not have any dates on him but his son, Moses Murphy was born on November 08, 1785 and he married Susannah Creech on December 24, 1807. She was born on October 08, 1792 and died February 23, 1825. I have that Moses and Susannah had eight children; Mary, Jeremiah, John, Sara, Stephen, Samuel, James, and Sarah.

My genealogy comes from Jeremiah Murphy who was born on August 11, 1811 and died November 06, 1868. He married Jennie Dorsett who was born on October 05, 1816 and died August 06, 1910. I do not know how many children they had but their son named John Frances Murphy, who changed his own name to John Terry Murphy.

John Terry Murphy is my g-g-grandfather and he was born November 02, 1849 and died on July, 30, 1937. He married Emily (Emma) Elizabeth Weaver on August 20, 1873 in Chattooga County, GA. She was born on April 11, 1855 and she died on September 11, 1903. Both John and Emma are buried at the Berea Church of Christ just south of Berry Springs in Cherokee County, AL. John and Emma had 11 children; Mary Ida (Ida), Albert Lee, Jerry Monroe, John Luke (Luke), Hatti Aretta, Hattie Pluma (Pluma), James Robert, Thomas Edward, Emily Ethel (Ethel), Deed Deforest and Coleman Ezekiel (Zeke) Murphy.

(Chattooga County, GA)

My g-grandfather, Jerry Monroe Murphy was born on July 17, 1878 and died on July 30, 1971. He married Sally Morris and she was born on February 28, 1884 and died on July 26, 1969. Both Jerry and Sally are also buried at the Berea Church of Christ. Jerry and Sally had seven children; Bradner Columbus, Loy Francis, Bengiman Gordan, Lora Bell, Paul Monroe, John Robert (Rob) and Grace Gartrell Murphy.

My grandmother, Grace Gartrell Murphy was born on January 22, 1916 and died on October 27, 1998. She married Clarence Raymond Sentell on May 05, 1935 in Cherokee County, AL. He was born on December 05, 1912 and died on December 13, 1989. Clarence and Grace had five children; Francis Elizabeth, Clarence David, Robert Monroe, John Frank (Frank) and Ralph Donald Sentell.

CLICK HERE FOR OUR PLEDGER GENEALOGY
(Pledger is the 12,160^th most popular last name in the United States)

My g-g-g-grandmother, Sarah Jane Pledger, married George Monroe Weaver and mother to Emma Weaver who married John Terry Murphy, was a full blooded Cherokee Indian and was born in 1828 in Elbert County, GA and died in 1888 in Cherokee County, AL. Her birth parents are unknown because when the Trail of Tears started she was adopted by Thomas Henry and Nancy (Ford) Pledger. I have that Thomas Henry was born on 09/21/1794 and died on 03/14/1880 and that Nancy was born in 1800 and died on 02/22/1848. Also in my records I have that both Thomas and Nancy are buried in Cave Springs, GA in Floyd County. After Nancy died, Thomas married Lucinda Parks who was born on 12/20/1815 and died on 07/14/1883. I have the parents of Thomas Henry as Thomas (birth is est. as being around 1764 and his death was on 07/24/1846) and Nancy Ann (Leavister) Pledger. Thomas' parents are Joseph (birth is est. as being about 1735 and his death is est. as being around 1782) and Mary (McKeen) Pledger. Joseph's parents are John (birth is est. as being around 1705 and died 09/1743) and Mary (Johnson) Pledger. John's parents are John (born November 27, 1680 and died 01/ of either 1743 or 44) and Dorothy (Roberts) Pledger. John's parents are John (birth est. as being in 1650) and Elizabeth (Lefevre) Pledger. It is also thought that Thomas and Nancy adopted Sarah's brothers and sisters because the dates of births of all the children are in order. If this is true, I do not know which ones are her true brothers and sisters and which ones are here adopted brothers and sisters or if all the children are her true brothers and sisters. Here are all nine children's names to Thomas and	(Elbert County, GA)
Nancy or the brothers and sisters names to Sarah Jane: 1. Allen Pledger was born approximately 1816 in Elbert County, GA and died after 1880 in Walker County, GA. He married Mary M. Gartman on April 08, 1841. She was born approximately 1824 in GA and died after 1880 in Walker County, GA. 2. Wesley Parks Pledger was born approximately 1818 in Elbert County, GA 3. Gaines Pledger was born June 18, 1820 in Elbert County, GA and died December 06, 1863 in Richmond, VA. He married Elizabeth T. Adams on June 21, 1839 in Chattooga County, GA. She was born after 1820 and died after 1880. 4. Francis Oliver Pledger was born February 11, 1822 in Elbert County, GA and his death date is unknown but he died in Arkansas. He married Sarah Elizabeth Posey and she was born approximately 1841 in NC and died approximately 1872 in Arkansas. 5. Thomas M. Pledger was born approximately 1826 in Elbert County, GA and died before 1900 in Gordon County, GA. He married Adda P. Arnold and she was born approximately 1836 and died after 1880. 6. Sarah Jane Pledger was born in 1828 and died in 1888. She married George Monroe Weaver on November 07, 1847 in Chattooga County, GA. George was born on January 31, 1818 in Cabarrus County, NC and both Sarah and George died in Cherokee County, AL., George died in 1867. 7. Mahalia F. Pledger was born approximately 1835 and deid after 1850, both in Chattooga County, GA. 8. Joseph P. Pledger was born approximately 1842 and died after 1850, both in Chattooga County, GA. 9. William K. Pledger was born in February 1846 and died after 1900, both in Floyd County, GA. He married Mary Ann Martin on November 28, 1867 in Floyd County, GA. Her birth date is unknown but she died before 1879 in Chattooga County, GA. ANY PLEDGER FAMILY MEMBER WHO HAS MORE INFORMATION ON ANY OF THESE FAMILIES OR HAS HEARD OF A STORY WHERE A PLEDGER FAMILY ADOPTED AN INDIAN CHILD, PLEASE EMAIL ME. IT IS THOUGHT THAT THOMAS AND NANCY ADOPTED SOME OR ALL OF SARAH JANE'S BROTHERS AND SISTERS

My g-g-g-grandmother, Sarah Jane Pledger, married George Monroe Weaver and mother to Emma Weaver who married John Terry Murphy, was a full blooded Cherokee Indian and was born in 1828 in Elbert County, GA and died in 1888 in Cherokee County, AL. Her birth parents are unknown because when the Trail of Tears started she was adopted by Thomas Henry and Nancy (Ford) Pledger. I have that Thomas Henry was born on 09/21/1794 and died on 03/14/1880 and that Nancy was born in 1800 and died on 02/22/1848. Also in my records I have that both Thomas and Nancy are buried in Cave Springs, GA in Floyd County. After Nancy died, Thomas married Lucinda Parks who was born on 12/20/1815 and died on 07/14/1883.

I have the parents of Thomas Henry as Thomas (birth is est. as being around 1764 and his death was on 07/24/1846) and Nancy Ann (Leavister) Pledger. Thomas' parents are Joseph (birth is est. as being about 1735 and his death is est. as being around 1782) and Mary (McKeen) Pledger. Joseph's parents are John (birth is est. as being around 1705 and died 09/1743) and Mary (Johnson) Pledger. John's parents are John (born November 27, 1680 and died 01/ of either 1743 or 44) and Dorothy (Roberts) Pledger. John's parents are John (birth est. as being in 1650) and Elizabeth (Lefevre) Pledger.

It is also thought that Thomas and Nancy adopted Sarah's brothers and sisters because the dates of births of all the children are in order. If this is true, I do not know which ones are her true brothers and sisters and which ones are here adopted brothers and sisters or if all the children are her true brothers and sisters. Here are all nine children's names to Thomas and

(Elbert County, GA)

Nancy or the brothers and sisters names to Sarah Jane:

1. Allen Pledger was born approximately 1816 in Elbert County, GA and died after 1880 in Walker County, GA. He married Mary M. Gartman on April 08, 1841. She was born approximately 1824 in GA and died after 1880 in Walker County, GA.

2. Wesley Parks Pledger was born approximately 1818 in Elbert County, GA

3. Gaines Pledger was born June 18, 1820 in Elbert County, GA and died December 06, 1863 in Richmond, VA. He married Elizabeth T. Adams on June 21, 1839 in Chattooga County, GA. She was born after 1820 and died after 1880.

4. Francis Oliver Pledger was born February 11, 1822 in Elbert County, GA and his death date is unknown but he died in Arkansas. He married Sarah Elizabeth Posey and she was born approximately 1841 in NC and died approximately 1872 in Arkansas.

5. Thomas M. Pledger was born approximately 1826 in Elbert County, GA and died before 1900 in Gordon County, GA. He married Adda P. Arnold and she was born approximately 1836 and died after 1880.

6. Sarah Jane Pledger was born in 1828 and died in 1888. She married George Monroe Weaver on November 07, 1847 in Chattooga County, GA. George was born on January 31, 1818 in Cabarrus County, NC and both Sarah and George died in Cherokee County, AL., George died in 1867.

7. Mahalia F. Pledger was born approximately 1835 and deid after 1850, both in Chattooga County, GA.

8. Joseph P. Pledger was born approximately 1842 and died after 1850, both in Chattooga County, GA.

9. William K. Pledger was born in February 1846 and died after 1900, both in Floyd County, GA. He married Mary Ann Martin on November 28, 1867 in Floyd County, GA. Her birth date is unknown but she died before 1879 in Chattooga County, GA.

**ANY PLEDGER FAMILY MEMBER WHO HAS MORE INFORMATION ON ANY OF THESE FAMILIES OR HAS HEARD OF A STORY WHERE A PLEDGER FAMILY ADOPTED AN INDIAN CHILD, PLEASE EMAIL ME. IT IS THOUGHT THAT THOMAS AND NANCY ADOPTED SOME OR ALL OF SARAH JANE'S BROTHERS AND SISTERS**

The City of Cave Springs was named for a Cherokee chieftain and established in 1832 by settlers of English and Scotch-Irish ancestry. The town was named for the limestone spring which produces 2 million gallons of water daily inside a cave in the center of the village. Maps for Cave Springs, GA which is in Floyd County

(Click these maps to view larger) A map shows the area of Cave Springs, GA and Dutch Cove, AL.
This map shows the area of Cave Springs, GA to Rome, GA and Cherokee County, AL.

The City of Cave Springs was named for a Cherokee chieftain and established in 1832 by settlers of English and Scotch-Irish ancestry. The town was named for the limestone spring which produces 2 million gallons of water daily inside a cave in the center of the village.

Maps for Cave Springs, GA which is in Floyd County

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A map shows the area of Cave Springs, GA and Dutch Cove, AL.

This map shows the area of Cave Springs, GA to Rome, GA and Cherokee County, AL.

CLICK HERE FOR OUR SENTELL GENEALOGY
(Sentell is the 23,395^th most popular last name in the United States)

My Sentell genealogy starts with the earliest family member I have on record, John Sentell who was born around 1680 in Exeter, England. His son was Samuel Sentell, who was born in 1700 and he married Mary Hatcher. They had Jonathon L. Sentell who was born on May 26, 1729 and died in in February 02, 1799. Jonathon married a lady named Ann but we do not know her last name for sure. Jonathon and Ann had four children; William, Samuel (who would become Sgt. Samuel Sentell), Johnathon (this is the way I have it recorded as being spelled) and Sterling Sentell. From this generation is where the Sentell Baptist Church was formed in Sandy Springs, GA. A large unanswered question and family feud also begins here. It is said that when Jonathan died he left more to one son than he did to the other three sons. Because of this a feud began within the family and some Sentells began to spell their last name Sentell and some spelled it Sentelle, to tell the difference on which side of the feud you went with. ALSO, it is unknown which of the four sons is my grandfather. But, one of

(Click this map of Exeter, England to view it larger)

these had a son named John Jonathon Sentell and he married Harriet Soper McGuire. John and Harriet had five children; Charles M., Emma Catherine, John Jackson, Allen Tupper and Lewis Culbreath Sentell. My g-g-grandfather, John Jackson, was born on May 09, 1855 and died on February 25, 1938 and he married Martha Jane Wade on October 24, 1876 in Atlanta, GA. She was born on December 06, 1858 and died on January 06, 1927. Both are buried in Berry Springs, AL in Cherokee County in the Alexander Cemetery. John and Martha had ten children; Mary Rosa Elizabeth, Charlie Robert David, James (Jim) Allen, Atline (Lizzy) Tryphenia, Cora Lilly, John Jasper, Dora Jane, Nancy Ribbon, Lucy Viola and Samuel Sentell.

My g-grandfather, John Jasper, was born on March 30, 1889 and died on February 05, 1983 and married Bertie Ada Morrison. She was born on February 13, 1893 and died on November 09, 1977. Both are buried in the Berea Church of Christ. John and Bertie had four children; Clarence Raymond, John Lewis (J.L.), Mildred Jane and Lillie Mae Sentell. My grandfather, Clarence Raymond Sentell married Grace Gartrell Murphy.

The Sentell Baptist Church

Maps for the Sentell Baptist Church

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CLICK HERE FOR OUR WEBER / WEAVER GENEALOGY
(Weber is the 323^rd & Weaver is the 190^th most popular last name in the United States)

The earliest Weaver I have in my records is Hanss Jacob Weber. I do not have a wife nor any dates for him but he had at least one son named Valentin Weber who married Elizabetha, her last name is unknown. They had at least one son named Hanss Michel Weber and he married Anna Stockler.

Hanss Michel Weber and Anna Stockler had at least one son named Johann Nicolaus Weber and he married Magdalena Margaretha Bottmann. They had at least one son and his name was Johann Valentine Weber. Johann is the first generation I have recorded that has a date of birth and location of where he lived. He was born on October 09, 1726 in Palatinate, Germany and died in January 1772 in Cabarrus County, N.C. He married Barbara, unknown last name, and they seven children: Heinrich Weber I, Valentine Weber II, Peter Weber, Jacob Weber, Catherine Weber, Molly Weber & an unknown Weber, also unknown whether it is a male or female.

Cabarrus County, NC

Rowan County, NC

My next grandfather is Heinrich Weber I, who was born in 1750 in Germany and died in 1815 in Rowan County, NC. Heinrich married Catherine, unknown last name, and they had eleven children: the first five are unknown but the first is a male and the next four are females, Valentin Weaver III, Margaret Weaver, Heinrich Weaver II, Unknown Weber, Jacob Thomas Weaver & David Weaver. NOTICE the spelling of the last name is changed from Weber to Weaver. This is also the first generation I have recorded that was born in the United States.

Jacob Thomas Weaver is my next grandfather and he was born in August 1790 in Mecklenburg County, NC and died on June 10, 1848 in Dutch Cove, AL in Cherokee County. He married Barbara Riche on March 14, 1810 in Caberrus County, NC and she was born in 1791 in Cabarrus County, NC and died on January 08, 1869 in Lawrence County, AL. They had 13 children: Heinrich Weaver, Margaret Weaver, Elizabeth Carolina Weaver, Louisa Ann Weaver, George Monroe Weaver, Jacob Weaver, Joseph Alexander Weaver, John David Weaver, Unknown Weaver, Rosina Weaver, Ambrose Weaver, Isiah Weaver & Jacob Andrew Weaver.

Mecklenburg County, NC

Cherokee County, AL

George Monroe Weaver was born on January 31, 1818 in Cabarrus County, NC and died in 1867 in Cherokee County, AL. He married Sarah Jane Pledger on November 07, 1847 in Chattooga County, GA. (Her information is listed above under the Pledger surname) Both George and Sarah are buried in the Hopewell Cemetery in Dutch Cove, AL in Cherokee County. They had eight children: Jacob Thomas Weaver II, Francis Marion Weaver, Mary Jane Weaver, Emily (Emma) Elizabeth Weaver, Ollie A. Weaver, Lafayett Monroe Weaver, Mahaley L. Weaver & Margaret Lucinda Weaver.

Their daughter, Emily (Emma) Elizabeth Weaver married John Frances (John Terry) Murphy and their information is listed in the Murphy surname.

Area's that represent our family
Alabama (Baggett, Blythe, Murphy, Sentell, Weaver)	Florida (Aiken, Clepper, Murphy, Sentell, Smith, Wilson, Wright)	Georgia (Buffington, Day, Gladden, Pledger, Sentell, Stewart, Toles)
Indiana (Drake)	Kentucky (Archer)	North Carolina (Murphy, Petterson, Weaver)
Ohio (Drake, Francis, Highman, Hinton, Love, Matson, Van Fossen)	Oklahoma (Pledger)	South Carolina (Sentell)
Texas (Bryant, Copley, Elkins, Sentell)	Tennessee (Mattheiss, Robertson)	West Virginia (Van Fossen)
Germany (Weber / Weaver, Van Fossen)	Ireland (Murphy)	United Kingdom (Pledger, Sentell)

Area's that represent our family

Alabama