SQ p. 1262: "He was graduated from the Atlanta Theological Seminary in1907."

I am greatful to Thelma Jean (McKay) Marshall for sending me informationabout her family through her email address, tmarshall@@farmerstel.com (Nov1999). She made the following comments:
"Children of Lindsey Dee Thomas McKay and Annie Elizabeth Anderson:
Mary Sue McKay, B. 3-14-1929; D. 3-22-29
John Luman McKay B. 5-3-1930
Herbert Stancil McKay B. 11-9-32; D. 1-15-1933
Thelma Jean McKay B. 10-17-1934
Vivian Louise McKay B. 4-23-1936

"Mary died of an unknown illness, she cried constantly from her birthto her death. It has been speculated that for some reason or other shedid not digest her milk and that she starved to death. Back then therewas only one doctor in the area and he was gard to get to see. Herbertdied of crib death, my mother always said he looked healthier than anyother baby she had. She put him down for a nap and when she went tocheck on him he was dead.
"Luman, as my brother is known, married Mary Magdalean Foote Hudgensin the early 1970's. She was a divorcee and for some reason they wouldnever tell anyone their exact marriage date. No children.
"I married Noel B. Marshall 3-20-53. He died 10-19-1983. We have twodaughters. I married Solomon Eugene "Buck" Pritchett 4-10-1984. Wedivorced in the early 1990's. No children.
"Vivian married William Gilbert White 6-21-58. They have threedaughters and one son. All of my father's children were born in FlatRock, Alabama, which is also where my daughters were born."

SQ p. 3946:
"Apparently, and for some unkown reason, the names of the children ofGreene and Nancy (McKenzie) Stapleton have been handed down as an exactduplication of the names of the children of Santford and Sarah Ann(McKenzie) Blanton. Perhaps some descendant can help us solve thispuzzle."

SQ p. 3084: "The following brief sketch appears in a HISTORY OF IOWACOUNTY, WISCONSIN, published by the Western Historical Company, Chicago,1881, page 925: "H. W. McReynolds, dealer in general store; wasborn in Bond Co., Ill., in 1825; came to Wisconsin when quite small withhis parents, who are both dead; when old enough, he worked in the mines;then went to Grant Co. in business; then to Rewey in October, 1880; heowns 160 acres of land in Sec. 31, finely improved; his wife, JaneSparks, was born in Wisconsin, in 1845, daughter of an old settler; theymarried in 1861, and have five children: Celiste, Ulysses, Eva, JamesSyrina; a member of I.O.O.F. anf A., F. & A. M. (Editor's note: wecannot account for the date of birth of Jane Sparks and the date of hermarriage in this sketch; these dates must be in error unless this is adifferent Jane Sparks.)

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SQ pg 4479: They had two children, Daniel and John Twiggs Taylor.