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!NOTES:
SQ pg 3415: They had three children: Gerald, Billy Ray, and Jeff reyWaller.

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!NOTES:
SQ pg 3415: They had four children: Gary, Nancy, Lynda, and Cod yBayless.

NOTES:
Note that one of Annie's witnesses was John Walsh and the other was her
sister Bridget. John was probably Margarets brother. See also census ofJames and Margaret (Walsh) Eagan. John Welch (sic) is shown as the nextdoor
neighbor. (Check census to complete his statistics; John could beMargaret's father or brother.)

Robert Warf was cousin to James Warf who married Mary Lucinda HanksMcCann in 1888.

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!NOTES:
THE MATTINGLY FAMILY IN EARLY AMERICA by Herman E. Mattingly, 1975 , p20:
"That Thomas Mattingly III was married first to Elizabeth Warren is evident
from the Will of Thomas Warren (citing St. Mary's County, MD, Wills ,Liber
24, folio 164 (3-13-1744/5; 6-4-1775). Leonard and Edward Mattingly ,both
sons of Thomas III, were named by Thomas Warren as grandsons and heir s of
his daughter, Elizabeth Mattingly. Elizabeth died sometime before 17 17
when Thomas Mattingly's wife was Ruth Cole, daughter of Edward Cole."

BAPTISM:
UNION COUNTY, KENTUCKY BIRTHS 1852-1878, FHL 976.9885 V28b, page 62:10 June, 1875, George Albert Wathen, male, alive, (born) Union county,Father Robert Wathen, mother Virginia M. Sparks, white, (father born)Union County, (mother born) Virginia, (residing in) Union County.

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!CENSUS:
US Census 1900, Kentucky, Henderson Co., Henderson City, Sup. Dist . 2
ED 60, Sheet 8, Line 72. FHL 1240527. See William E. Stone (RIN 30 ) file
for copy of census.

!NOTES:
Found William E. Stone and Martha (Jenkins) Stone living with their
daughter Julia and her husband Louis, her year old infant and Louis t wo
brothers William, 31, and Cruz, 19. They had been married 2 years .William,
aged 70, lists his occupation as Laborer and has been out of word dur ing
the entire year.

Thomas Clayton Watson has a webpage athttp://marina.fortunecity.com/tributary/382/history.html
A reference to this page appears on the webpage of Harold Sparks.

See THE SPARKS QUARTERLY, March 1966, Whole No. 53, pg. 969 for aphotograph of Mr. and Mrs. West and the following obituary:

DEATH TAKES LOIS W. WEST

Many members of The Sparks Family Association will besaddened to learn of the passing of Lois
W. West (Mrs. H. H. West) of 640 West Main Street,Gallatin, Tennessee. For a number of years,
Mrs. West painted the Sparks coat-of-arms for membersof the Association. She was a gifted
artist and every member who owns one of Mrs. West’spaintings is proud of its beauty.

Mrs. West died suddenly at her home on January 7,1966, the victim of a heart attack. She was
born on November 9, 1902, in Only, Tennessee, thedaughter of Andrew and Margarette
(Pinkerton) Weatherspoon. Both of her parentsdescended from Matthew and Sarah Sparks (see
the QUARTERLY of June, 1961, Vol. IX, Whole No. 34,No. 2, pp. 556-66) through their son Jesse
Sparks, who came to Hickman County, Tennessee, about1810. She was married on October 24,
1924, to Hoke Holland West, son of Ira Stokes andMaggie E. 0. (Mundy) West of Smith County,
Tennessee. Funeral services for Mrs. West were heldin the First Baptist Church, Gallatin,
Tennessee, by her pastor, the Rev. James P. Craine,in the presence of a large crowd of friends
and relatives on January 9. Interment was made onJanuary 10 in the Charles Nickell Memorial
Park, Centerville, Tennessee.