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SQ pg 2633: He is known to have had a son who was named Wayne Johnson.

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SQ pg 3726: He was married (1st) to Velma Roy and (2nd) to Pear lLakin.

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SQ pg 4482: They had three children: William "Willie", Delbert , andJohn L. Jones.

See the SPARKS QUARTERLY, p. 886 for the following marriage informationfrom Lawrence County, Kentucky, Marriage Bonds (1822- 1865):
Peter Sparks & Alafair Jordan, February 15, 1860. (Book 3A, p. 31) He age21. Her father, John W. Jordan. Married by John Hale, minister, MethodistEpiscopal Church, South. Bondsman: Hiram J. Jordan. Witness: Jesse Jordan.

See SQ p 3899:

"Henry Jayne, Jr., son of Henry and Sarah (Sparks ) Janye, was born onDecember 15, 1841. He was a most influential citizen of Johnson Countyand was instrumental in establishing the Enterprize Academy at Flat Gap,which was a training school for teachers. He was married to Julia Hageron March 10, 1875. She had been born about 1843 and was a daughter ofJohn J. and Rhoda (Godsey) Hager. Henry and Julia had three children.

"a. Irvin Jayne was born on May 3, 1876. He died on February 7,1935. He was never married.

"b. Ernest Jayne was born on January 16, 1879. He was a successfulfarmer and businessman and was involved in the early development of theoil and gas industry in and around Flat Gap. He served as a magistrateand was an active member of the Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge.He was married to Minnie Holbrook on September 29, 1906. She had beenborn on Februar y 5, 1889, at Martha, Kentucky, and was a daughter ofPleasant and Sarah (Sparks) Holbrook. Ernest Jayne died on October 18,1960, and Minnie died on November 11, 1967. They had seven children:Edgar, Hershell, James, William, Leora, C arrie, and Irene.

"c. Augusta Jayne was born on January 19, 1885. She was married toThomas Williams on January 17, 1907, in Johnson County. He had been bornabout 1887 in Breathitt County, Kentucky, and was a son of Chandler andAnn Williams. Augusta was a member of the Flat Gap Enterprise BaptistChurch, and she taught school for several years. Thomas died on December25, 1946, and Augusta died on November 26, 1959.

SQ p. 4736:

"Hugh Stokes Sparks, son of Hugh and Nancy (Curnutte) Sparks, was born onApril 4, 1862, in Carter County, Kentucky, but he grew to manhood inLawrence County. He owned a steam engine with which he ground grain andsawed lumber for a living. He was married three times. His first marriagewas on April 19, 1883, just after he had reached his 21st birthday, toRhoda Burchett in Lawrence County. She had been born in 1867 and was adaughter of Calvin and Sarah Ann (Adams) Burchett. She died in 1886 whentheir second child was born.

Hugh Stokes Sparks's second marriage was to Virginia ["Jennie"]Chaffin on October 18, 1888, in Lawrence County, Kentucky. She had beenborn in August 1867 and was a daughter of John and Harriet (Goins)Chaffin. She died in 1910, shortly after the birth of their ninth child.The third marriage of Hugh Sparks was to Jemima [ "Mimi"] (Carroll)Leadingham, a widow, in 1924. He died on November 25, 1951, at his homeon Twin Branches in Lawrence County. He was the father of elevenchildren, two by his first marriage and nine by his second.

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See THE MARYLAND SEMMES AND KINDRED FAMILIES, op.cit. p 192:
WILLIAM BOARMAN, GENT. (1654-1720)
William Boarman, son and heir of Major William Boarman and Sarah,
his wife, was born about 1654 at his father's plantation in St. Mary's
County. His father failed to mention him in his will, but as the son
and heir according to the feudal law he acquired his father's lordship
of 3,333 acres with all manorial prerogatives. He discovered, howeve r,
some surplus land or faulty boundaries, so before his death he petiti oned
the Lord Proprietary for a correction and the permission to add surpl us
land to his manor. The resurvey, however, was not made until after h is
death.
His first wife was Jane, daughter of Captain James Neale and Ann G ill
his wife, whose father held lordship on Wollaston Manor. Captain Jam es
Neale dying in 1683 made his daughter one of the residuary heirs an d be-
queathed personalty to his granddaughter, Jane Boarman, but her fathe r,
William Boarman, was to retain possession until her marriage or coming
of age. (the article continues).
See GARDINER GENERATIONS AND RELATIONS by Thomas Richard Gardiner,
Vol II, Descendants of William Boarman, p. 2 for the following:
".... William Boarman (of William), born 1652 in St. Mary's City,
St. Mary's County, Maryland; died 1720, in Boarman's Manor, Bryantown,
Maryland. He married (1) 1675, in Wollaston Manor, Issue, Maryland,
Jane Neale; and married (2) 1700, in St. Mary's County, Maryland, Mar yPile, daughter of Joseph Pile and Mary Turner. His father, Maj. Wi lliamBoarman,
in his will dated 16 May, 1708, probated on 17 June, 1709, did not mention
his oldest son, William, even though his son, William was alive at th etime
of his father's death. This was obviously due to the fact that Maj .William
Boarman had moved from Boarman Manor to his new home, Boarman's Rest,
leaving Boarman Manor to his son William. William and Jane Neale Boarman,
daughter of Captain James Neale and Ann Gill, had the following child ren:
William, Jane (died young), Henrietta, Ann, and Sarah. By his secon dwife
Mary Pile, daughter of Captain Joseph Pile of St. Mary's County, Will iam
Boarman had the following children: Joseph Boarman who died single i n1730,
Jane, Thomas James, and lastly Mary Boarman who married John Gardiner .It
now appears that (js: the father of) this William Boarman, known as Major, had other wives whom former genealogists listed as wives of th eProgenitor, Capt. William Boarman and which I also listed with Capt .William Boarman, until a will of Capt. William Boarman was discover edshowing a date of probate to be 1684. These other wives are Mar yMathews and Mary Jarboe."
(JS: I think the good Mr. Gardiner is again in error. He states abo vethat "His father, Maj. William Boarman in his will dated 16 May, 1 708,probated on 17 June, 1709..." How could it be probated in 1684 ? TheMajor was married three times: first to Sarah Sinley, then t o MaryMathews and to Mary Jarboe.)

See SQ p. 3422:
"....They had one child, Sylvia Patricia Judy, born Dec 27, 1926. Sheis a retired teacher (1989). She married Robert E. Lehner, a geologist.Of her mother, Sylvia wrote, "Mother was an avid reader and a marvelouscook. She enjoyed travel, flower gardens, sewing and music, and she wasvery fond of animals."