Parents
2. Edgar D. Byler married Helen M. Gallien (see number 3)
Grandparents
4. Edgar Byler, born 22 September 1888, Sage, Izard County, Arkansas; married 12 November 1919 in Russellville, Franklin County, Alabama to Mrs. Sarah Jane Dunn Walsh (see number 5). Died 17 May 1968, Florence, Lauderdale County, Alabama and buried at McGlamery Cemetery (Dunn Plot), Collinwood, Wayne County, Tennessee.
5. Sarah Jane Dunn, born 4 November 1888, Ensley, Jefferson County, Alabama, died 12 November 1965, Waynesboro, Wayne County, Tennessee, buried McGlamery Cemetery (Dunn Plot), Collinwood, Wayne County, Tennessee. Sarah had first married Joseph E. Walsh in 1912 in Greenwood, Mississippi. He died in 1916.
6. Alvin Clarence Gallien, born 9 June 1906, at the Gallien Farm, Little Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee. He married 11 March 1928 in Wayne County, Tennessee to Addie Mae Whitten (see number 7). He died of a heart attach on 17 March 1959 at his store on Chisholm Road, Wayne County, Tennessee and was buried at Greenview Memorial Gardens, Florence, Lauderdale County, Alabama.
7. Addie Mae Whitten, born 20 November 1909, at the J. T. Whitten farm, Little Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee. She trained as a practical nurse after Clarence died and worked at Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital, Florence, Alabama until she retired. She died 14 February 1999 at Mitchell-Hollingsworth Nursing Home, Florence, Lauderdale County, Alabama and was buried beside her husband at Greenview Memorial Gardens, Florence, Lauderdale County, Alabama.
Great-Grandparents
8. Shadrach Ephraim Byler, born 12 February 1858, Sage, Izard County, Arkansas, died 22 December 1920, Collinwood, Wayne County, Tennessee. He is buried at the Byler-Downing Cemetery on Downing Branch, Wayne County, Tennessee. In 1884 he graduated from the American Medical College in St. Louis, Missouri and set up his medical practice at Sage, Izard County, Arkansas. On 4 April 1887, at the Baptist Church in Sage, following a long distance courtship, he married Lauraetta Downing (see number 9). In 1889 they settled in Iron City, Lawrence County, Tennessee where they lived until February 1914 when they moved to Collinwood, Wayne County, Tennessee. There Dr.Byler practiced medicine, ran a drug store and was appointed the first Postmaster for Collinwood on 20 March 1914.
9. Lauraetta Downing, born 8 September 1859, on the Downing Farm, Downing Branch, Wayne County, Tennessee. Lauraetta died at her home in Collinwood, Wayne County, Tennessee on 23 July 1939 and was buried beside her husband in the Byler-Downing Cemetery, Downing Branch, Wayne County, Tennessee.
10. Joseph D. Dunn, born 20 March 1867, St. Thomas Pit, Aspatria, Cumberland, England. Came to America on 2 March 1887 aboard the S. S. Gallia, landing at Baltimore, Maryland. He married on 14 December 1887 at Dayton, Rhea County, Tennessee to Frances Jane Tilley (see number 11). Joseph was born Joseph Dunn and had the middle initial "D" added to his name after he came to America. He died 8 July 1950 at his home, "Tennalamich", north of Collinwood, Wayne County, Tennessee and was buried in the Dunn plot, McGlamery Cemetery, Collinwood, Wayne County, Tennessee.
11. Frances Jane Tilley, born 30 July 1869 at Mill Lane, Norton, Durham, England. She came with her parents and sister to America in 1880/81, sailing by clipper from Liverpool and landing in Nova Scotia. She died at her home "Tennalamich" north of Collinwood, Wayne County, Tennessee on 7 January 1936 and was buried in the Dunn plot, McGlamery Cemetery, Collinwood, Wayne County, Tennessee.
12. Med Warren Nelson Gallien, born 1 August 1879, at the Gallien Farm, Little Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee. He married on 17 August 1904 in Wayne County, Tennessee to Nancy Lucinda Eveline Wilson (see number 13). Med lived all his life on his farm on Little Cypress Creek and was a farmer and a blacksmith. He died 12 May 1960, on his farm and was buried at Whitten's Crossroads (Pleasant Point) Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
13. Nancy Lucinda Eveline Wilson, born 18 March 1887, at the Fate Wilson Farm, east of Little Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee. She died 17 June 1950, at the Gallien Farm, Little Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee and is buried at Whitten's Crossroads (Pleasant Point) Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
14. James Theodore Whitten, born 28 April 1866, J. T. Whitten Farm, Little Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee. He married at Whitten's Crossroads Methodist Church to Eliza Catherine Hays (see number 15) on 13 January 1892. Dora, as he was known, was a farmer and stock raiser, running large flocks of sheep on his farm. He died on 8 February 1932 of blood poisoning that resulted from being bitten by a raccoon. He was buried at Whitten's Crossroads (Pleasant Point) Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
15. Eliza Catherine Hays, born 3 August 1869, at the Marsh Hays Farm, Middle Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee. She died 19 November 1954 at the J. T. Whitten Farm, Little Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee and is buried at Whitten's Crossroads (Pleasant Point) Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
Great-Great-Grandparents
16. William Lawrence Byler, born 12 April 1822, Byler Bottoms, Rover, Bedford County, Tennessee. He moved with his father and siblings to Izard County, Arkansas in November 1847. He married in 1850 in Izard County, Arkansas to Charity Wren (see number 17). During the War of Rebellion, William and his brother-in-law, Shadrach H. Wren, remained loyal to the Union, but did not take up arms. Because of their Union loyalties, they were forced to flee from Izard County, Arkansas, going to Rolla, Missouri in September 1863. At the end of the war, William returned to Izard County, Arkansas where in 1866 he was appointed Probate and County Judge of Izard County by the military governor of Arkansas. He was elected to this post in 1868 and again in 1870. He died 5 May 1882 at his farm about a mile east of Sage, Izard County, Arkansas and is buried at Bethlehem Cemetery, Sage, Izard County, Arkansas.
17. Charity Wren, born 11 June 1826, Warren County, Kentucky. She came with her parents and siblings to Izard County, Arkansas in September 1829. She died 20 March 1911 at her old home near Sage, Izard County, Arkansas and is buried beside her husband at Bethlehem Cemetery, Sage, Izard County, Arkansas.
18. Jesse Downing, born 4 April 1824, near Hazel Green, Madison County, Alabama. He came with his parents and siblings and grandparents to Wayne County, Tennessee in the summer of 1828, settling on a farm at Houston, Wayne County, Tennessee. He married 5 January 1848 in Wayne County, Tennessee to Lydia Watts Morrow (see number 19). In 1851, he and his wife and family bought a small farm from his father-in-law on what is today known as the Downing Branch in Wayne County, Tennessee. Here Jesse was appointed in 1853 Postmaster of the Post Office called "Victory". In 1862 he enlisted in Company G, 10th Tennessee Infantry, USA, which was commanded by his brother-in-law, James Andrew Casteel. Jesse became First Sergeant for the unit. He was honorably discharged in 1865 and returned to his farm where he died 25 July 1869. He is buried in the Byler-Downing Cemetery, Downing Branch, Wayne County, Tennessee.
19. Lydia Watts Morrow, born 14 January 1830, on the John Morrow Farm, Green River, Wayne County, Tennessee. During her life, she owned the Downing Branch Farm of 450 acres from which the creek derives its name. She was recounted a woman of great beauty and was also an astute business woman, managing her own farm and affairs even before the death of her husband in 1869. She died at the home of her daughter, Lauraetta Downing Byler (see number 9), in Iron City, Lawrence County, Tennessee on 22 July 1905. She is buried in a lost grave in the old Iron City Cemetery, Iron City, Lawrence County, Tennessee.
20. John Dunn, baptised 30 June 1811, Bolton Parish, Cumberland, England. He was a coal miner during his life. He married on 20 October 1867 at St. John's Church, Workington, Cumberland, England to Mrs. Sarah Foster Todhunter (see number 21). In 1881 the family was living in Crook, Durham, England. It has not yet been determined when John Dunn died or where.
21. Sarah Foster, born 1823/4, Torphenhow, Cumberland, England. She married first to John Todhunter about 1846, probably at Torphenhow, Cumberland. No record of John Todhunter's death has yet been found, but in the 1861 census for Cumberland she is listed as a widow living with her children at Plumbland, Cumberland, England. At the time of her marriage to John Dunn (see number 20) in 1867, she was listed as living on Nook Street, Workington, Cumberland. By 1881 they were living in Crook, Durham, England. Following John Dunn's death, Sarah came to the United States where she lived with her sons until her death. Her date of death has not yet been determined, but she had died before 1900 at Pratt City, Jefferson County, Alabama and is reportedly buried in the Pratt City Cemetery, Pratt City, Jefferson County, Alabama.
22. Joseph Tilley, born 1 November 1840, Seaton Iron Works, Cumberland, England. Married 3 February 1861 at Camerton Parish Church, Seaton, Cumberland, England, to Jane Young (see number 23). Came with wife and family to America about 1880/1 via clipper from Liverpool to Nova Scotia. Settled first at South Pittsburg, Marion County, Tennessee where he worked as an electrician for the Southern Iron Company. Died 15 July 1904, Bridgeport, Jackson Co., Alabama at the home of his daughter, Elizabeth Tilley Newton. Buried at Rocky Springs Cemetery, Jackson County, Alabama.
23. Jane Young, born 29 January 1841 in Cumberland, England, exact area not determined. Came to America with husband and children in 1880/81. She died 10 August 1906 at the home of her daughter, Elizabeth Tilley Newton, Bridgeport, Jackson County, Alabama and is buried at Rocky Springs Cemetery, Jackson County, Alabama.
24. Dicemous Green Gallion, born 9 October 1842, near Pruitton, Lauderdale County, Alabama. Served as a private in Company A, 51st Tennessee Infantry, CSA from 1861 until after April 1862. Deserted unit and joined Company E, 2nd Tennessee Mounted Infantry, USA. Discharged from Company E, 2nd Tennessee Mounted Infantry in 1865. Married on 18 April 1869 in Lauderdale County, Alabama to Mary Ellen Murphy (see number 25). In 1892 purchased a farm on Little Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee which became known as the Gallien Farm. Died at the Gallien farm on 11 April 1907 and is buried at Railroad (Pleasant Springs) Methodist Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
25. Mary Ellen Murphy, born 1 June 1843/5, Little Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee. Died 30 September 1928 at the home of her son, John W. Gallien, Waynesboro, Tennessee. Buried at Railroad (Pleasant Springs) Methodist Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
26. Archibald Lafayette "Fate" Wilson, born 31 March 1866, Winston County, Alabama Moved with family to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1874. Married 10 January 1884, Wayne County, Tennessee to Nancy D. Stults (see number 27). Owned the Wilson farm located east of Little Cypress Creek, Wilson Road, Wayne County, Tennessee. He died 28 September 1942, at his home, Wayne County, Tennessee and was buried at Railroad (Pleasant Springs) Methodist Church Cemetery.
27. Nancy D. Stults, born 19 May 1868, Stults Branch, Wayne County, Tennessee. Died at her home 10 February 1942 and buried beside her husband at Railroad (Pleasant Springs) Methodist Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
28. Joel Sumter Whitten, born 23 June 1817, Newberry County, South Carolina. Came with his parents and siblings to Warren County, Tennessee in 1817/8, then to Lauderdale County, Alabama in 1824 and to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1828. He married in Lawrence County, Tennessee on 13 September 1836 to Nancy M. Gresham (see number 29). They made their home at what was later known as the J. T. Whitten Farm, Little Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee. Joel Sumter Whitten died at the home of his son, James Theodore Whitten (see number 14) on 18 June 1908 and is buried at Whitten’s Crossroad (Pleasant Point) Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
29. Nancy M. Gresham, born 17 January 1819/20, Lawrence County, Tennessee, died 5 July 1903 at the home of her son, James Theodore Whitten (see number 14). Buried beside husband at Whitten’s Crossroads (Pleasant Point) Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
30. John Marshall "Marsh" Hays, born 27 November 1821, Smith County?, Tennessee. Came with parents and siblings to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1830. Married in Wayne County, Tennessee on 13 February 1842, to Sarah Pigg (see number 31). John Marshall Hays was a farmer, blacksmith, and served as undertaker for his community. He died at his farm on upper Middle Cypress Creek on 15 September 1900 and is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery, Middle Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee.
31. Sarah Pigg, born 30 August 1825, Wayne County, Tennessee, died 8 September 1887, buried Oak Grove Cemetery, Middle Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee.
Great-Great-Great-Grandparents
32. John Byler, born 23 June 1797, Carter County, Tennessee. Moved with parents and siblings to present day Bedford County, Tennessee in 1807. Married 15 June 1820 in Bedford County, Tennessee to Medean Atkinson (see number 33). Served in the Creek War in 1818. Moved to Izard County, Arkansas with family in November 1847. Was an ardent supporter of the Confederate States of America, but did not serve in any capacity. He died at his farm near Lunenburg, Izard County, Arkansas on 24 June 1872 and is buried in the Lunenburg Cemetery, Izard County, Arkansas.
33. Medean Atkinson, born 3 June 1799, place not determined. Died 10 May 1845, Byler Bottoms, Rover, Bedford County, Tennessee and buried in the Byler-Marchant Cemetery, Bedford County, Tennessee.
34. James Wren, born 4 April 1792, Rutherford County, North Carolina. Served in the War of 1812. Moved to Warren County, Kentucky with parents and siblings in 1816. Married in Warren County, Kentucky on 26 August 1817, to Elizabeth Hightower (see number 35). Moved with family to Izard County, Arkansas in September 1829, settling on Rocky Bayou. Died 28 April 1889, exact location not determined, and buried beside his wife at Bethlehem Cemetery, Sage, Izard County, Arkansas.
35. Elizabeth Hightower, born 29 July 1794, Spartenburg County, South Carolina. Moved with parents to Warren County, Kentucky in 1795/6. In September 1829 moved to Izard County, Arkansas with husband and family. Died at the home of her daughter, Jane Gray, on 6 June 1885, Izard County, Arkansas and buried at Bethlehem Cemetery, Sage, Izard County, Arkansas.
36. John Downing, born 31 December 1794/6, Chester County, South Carolina. Moved with family to farm near Hazel Green, Madison County, Alabama about 1816/7. Married about 1819, to Elizabeth Hinkle (see number 37). Moved with family to Wayne County, Tennessee in the summer of 1828, and settled on a farm near Houston, Wayne County, Tennessee. Moved about 1854 to Houston, Texas County, Missouri where he died 24 September 1862.
37. Elizabeth Hinkle, born 9 January 1794, Chester County, South Carolina, came with family to Madison County, Alabama about 1816. Moved with husband and children to Wayne County, Tennessee in the summer of 1828 and died at Houston, Wayne County, Tennessee on 17 September 1828. She is buried in the Downing row, Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
38. John Morrow, born 6 March 1802, in Tennessee, exact location not determined. Came to Lawrence County, Tennessee with parents in 1816 and then to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1818. Married 5 February 1829, Wayne County, Tennessee to Elizabeth Worthen Cypert (see number 39). John was a farmer and land speculator, at one time owning some 3500 acres in Wayne County, Tennessee. He died at his home on Downing Branch, 11 September 1875 and is buried in the Byler-Downing Cemetery, Downing Branch, Wayne County, Tennessee.
39. Elizabeth Worthen Cypert, born 8 February 1808, Warren County, Tennessee. Moved with her parents to present day Jackson County, Illinois in 1809, then back to Tennessee in 1812, and to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1816. Died at her home on Downing Branch, Wayne County, Tennessee on 20 June 1872 and buried in the Byler-Downing Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
40. Malcolm Dunn, born about 1773/4, probably in Scotland. Married about 1806, place unknown, to Esther Burrows (see number 41). Listed as a husbandryman on his son, John Dunn’s (see number 20) marriage licence in 1867. Died June 1838 at Patton Gate, Cumberland, England and buried 25 June 1838 at Bolton Parish, Cumberland, England.
41. Esther Burrows, born 1773, Ireland, exact place not determined; died at Mealsgate, Bolton Low, Cumberland, England in 6 January 1856 (per death certificate) but buried 31 December 1855 Bolton Parish, Cumberland, England per parish records.
42. Robert Foster, born 1770, Nichol Forest, Cumberland, England. Date and place of death not determined, but died after 1851 probably in Torpenhow, Cumberland, England. Married 28 May 1818, at Stapleton, Cumberland, England to Jane Routledge (see number 43).
43. Jane Routledge, born about 1794, Bassenthwaite, Cumberland, England. Date and place of death not determined, but after 1851.
44. James Tilley, no other information at present. Married on 6 July 1828 at Kingswinford, Stafford, England, to Elizabeth Millington (see number 45).
45. Elizabeth Millington, no other information at present.
46. Robert Young, not other information at present. Married to Unknown (see number 47).
47. Unknown.
48. Abner Gallion, born about 1795, reportedly in the "Old Southwestern Territory" but probably present day Grainger County, Tennessee. Moved with parents to Lincoln County, Tennessee about 1806. Married about 1818 probably in Lincoln County, Tennessee to first wife, name unknown. Served in War of 1812 from Lincoln County, Tennessee. Moved about 1828 with family to Wayne County, Tennessee and then to Lauderdale County, Alabama about 1834. Married second wife, Mrs. Katherine Westmoreland Walker (see number 49) in Lauderdale County, Alabama on 23 October 1835. Date and place of death and burial not determined.
49. Katherine Westmoreland, born 1804, Spartenburg County, South Carolina. Moved with parents to Catawba County, Alabama in 1821/2, then to Lauderdale County, Alabama by fall of 1822. Married first husband, Elias Harris, in Lauderdale County, Alabama on 5 December 1822. Elias Harris died or disappeared and Katherine married second on 17 November 1831 in Lauderdale County, Alabama to Gillum H. Walker, who apparently died before 1835. Katherine moved to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1869 and died after 1880, supposedly at the County Farm on Hardin Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee. Probably buried in the County Farm Cemetery.
50. Calvin B. Murphy, born about 1818-20, Laurens County, South Carolina. Moved with family to Wayne County, Tennessee about 1828. Married on 20 July 1842 in Lauderdale County, Alabama to Sarah Linville (see number 51). Lived in 1850 in Tishomingo County, Mississippi and in 1860 in Wayne County, Tennessee. Date and place of death not determine. Reportedly buried at Cedar Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
51. Sarah Linville, born 5 August 1820, Laurens County, South Carolina. Came with family to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1832. Died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John N. Rogers, in the Reserve, Lauderdale County, Alabama in August 1892, buried at Cedar Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
52. Phillip Wilson, born 1817, South Carolina, exact location not determined. Moved with family to Cherokee County, Georgia. Married first about 1843, location not determined to Unknown. Married second on 4 September 1847 in Cherokee County, Georgia, to Nancy Willson (see number 53). Moved to Winston County, Alabama in October 1859. Did not serve in the Civil War. Moved to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1874 settling on a farm east of Little Cypress Creek. Moved to Hines Post Office (now Zip City) Lauderdale County, Alabama in 1889. Died at Hines Post Office, Lauderdale County, Alabama on 10 December 1902 and buried at Rogers Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery, Zip City, Lauderdale County, Alabama.
53. Nancy Willson, born 7 June 1828, probably in Jackson County, Georgia. Moved with family to Cherokee County, Georgia in 1832 and then to Murray County, Georgia in 1846. After marriage moved with husband and died in Lauderdale County, Alabama on 13 February 1920; buried beside her husband at Rogers Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery, Zip City, Lauderdale County, Alabama.
54. William Wesley Stults, born 15 June 1847, Stults Branch, Wayne County, Tennessee. Married on 30 July 1864 in Wayne County, Tennessee to Lucinda Eveline Linville (see number 55). Moved with family to Pulaski County, Arkansas about 1867, and then back to Wayne County, Tennessee about 1872/3. Died at his home in Wayne County, Tennessee on 24 May 1908 and is buried at Railroad (Pleasant Springs) Methodist Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennesee.
55. Lucinda Eveline Linville, born 10 March 1845, Lauderdale County, Tennessee. Moved with her widowed mother and siblings to Wayne County, Tennessee before 1860. Died at the home of her daughter in Lauderdale County, Alabama on 21 January 1926, buried at Railroad (Pleasant Springs) Methodist Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
56. George Whitten, born 22 January 1787, probably Newberry County, South Carolina. Married in Newberry County, South Carolina about 1806 to Elizabeth Cox (see number 57). Moved to Warren County, Tennessee about 1818 and then to Lauderdale County, Alabama in 1824. Then to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1828. Served on the County Commission and as Ranger for the county. Also served on Committee to draw up the Civil Districts of Wayne County, Tennessee in 1836. Died at his home in Wayne County, Tennessee on 26 April 1856 and buried at Whitten’s Chapel (Old Mt. Bethel) Methodist Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
57. Elizabeth Cox, born 1793, in South Carolina, exact location not determined. Died in Wayne County, Tennessee on 4 August 1853 and buried at Whitten’s Chapel (Old Mt. Bethel) Methodist Church Cemetery, Wayne County, Tennessee.
58. George Gresham, born 22 January 1772, in Virginia, exact location not determined. Moved to Maury County, Tennessee about 1814 and then to Lawrence County, Tennessee about 1816. Married first, date and place unknown, to Unknown. Married second about 1816, probably in what is today Lawrence County, Tennessee to Mrs. Ann "Nancy" Chaffin Gwin (see number 59). Died in Lawrence County, Tennessee on 16 March 1852. Place of burial not determined.
59. Ann "Nancy" Chaffin, born 6 April 1790, probably in Washington County, Virginia. Moved with parents to Wilson County, Tennessee and then Maury County, Tennessee about 1809. Moved to Lawrence County, Tennessee about 1816. Married first to Mr. Gwin. Married second about 1816 to George Gresham (see number 58). Died in Lawrence County, Tennessee on 5 June 1868, place of burial not determined.
60. William Hays, born about 1795, probably in Wilkes County, North Carolina. Came to Tennessee with family probably to Smith County. Married 22 May 1819 in Maury County, Tennessee to Caroline Maupins (see number 61). William Hays moved to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1830 and died on his farm on Big Cypress Creek, Cypress Inn, Wayne County, Tennessee about 1835. He is thought to be buried in what is today known as the Benjamin W. Holt Cemetery, Cypress Inn, Wayne County, Tennessee.
61. Caroline Maupins, born 1801/2 in Virginia, exact place not determined. Moved with husband and family to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1830. Died in Wayne County, Tennessee in 1882/3 and believed buried in what is today known as the Benjamin W. Holt Cemetery, Cypress Inn, Wayne County, Tennessee.
62. John Pigg, born about 1765, probably in Virginia. Married first Unknown, date and place unknown. Was living in Williamson County, Tennessee by 1810. Married second on 11 December 1815 in Williamson County, Tennessee to Mrs. Sarah Cate Berry (see number 63). Moved to Wayne County, Tennessee in 1824/5 and died at his home on Middle Cypress Creek in 1832, Wayne County, Tennessee. Buried in the Benjamin W. Holt Cemetery.
63. Sarah Cate, born 22 December 1781 in Orange County, North Carolina. Married first in Orange County, North Carolina on 11 Aug 1800, to Thomas Berry. Moved to Williamson or Rutherford County, Tennessee about 1812. Married second 11 December 1815, Williamson County, Tennessee a widower, John Pigg (see number 62). Sarah died 7 March 1875 at her farm on Middle Cypress Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee and is buried beside her husband in the Benjamin W. Holt Cemetery, Cypress Inn, Wayne County, Tennessee.
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