Martin Stonecipher was born on 15 January 1832.¹ He was the son of Daniel Stonecipher and Obedience Brasel.¹

Martin Stonecipher married Nancy Melton on 24 November 1855.²

Nancy Stonecipher was born on 11 October 1835.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Stonecipher and Obedience Brasel.¹

Nancy Stonecipher died on 6 August 1837, at age 1.¹

Melinda Stonecipher was born on 12 November 1838.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Stonecipher and Obedience Brasel.¹

Melinda Stonecipher married William Williams on 24 March 1859.¹

Melinda Stonecipher died on 10 August 1897, at age 58.²

Melinda Stonecipher was buried in Union Cemetery, Wartburg, Morgan County, TennesseeG,  .²

Washington Galloway married Rody Stonecipher, daughter of Daniel Stonecipher and Obedience Brasel, on 10 October 1839.¹

Margaret Jones married Clark Stonecipher, son of Daniel Stonecipher and Obedience Brasel, on 14 February 1850.¹

James Jones married Matilda Stonecipher, daughter of Daniel Stonecipher and Obedience Brasel, on 21 October 1852.¹

Elizabeth Newport married Jessie Stonecipher, son of Daniel Stonecipher and Obedience Brasel, on 22 February 1855.¹

William Williams was born on 15 June 1835.¹

William Williams married Melinda Stonecipher, daughter of Daniel Stonecipher and Obedience Brasel, on 24 March 1859.²

William Williams died on 13 July 1910, at age 75.¹

William Williams was buried in Union Cemetery, Wartburg, Morgan County, TennesseeG,  .¹

Nancy Melton married Martin Stonecipher, son of Daniel Stonecipher and Obedience Brasel, on 24 November 1855.¹

Nancy Melton was also known as Nancy Stonecipher.¹

James Hamby was born about 1824 in North CarolinaG.¹

James Hamby was enumerated on 10 November 1850 as head of household on the 1850 U. S. census for Wilkes County, North CarolinaG, as James Hamby, 26 years old, birthplace of North Carolina, occupation of Farmer. Could not read or write. Also enumerated in the household were Sally, John Hamby, Susan Hamby, and Peter Stonecypher.¹

Sally was born about 1827 in North CarolinaG.¹

On 10 November 1850 Sally was enumerated in the household of James Hamby on the 1850 U. S. census for Wilkes County, North CarolinaG, as Sally Hamby, 23 years old, birthplace of North Carolina. Could not read or write. Also enumerated in the household were John Hamby, Susan Hamby, and Peter Stonecypher.¹

John Hamby was born about 1847 in North CarolinaG.¹ He was the son of James Hamby and Sally.

On 10 November 1850 John Hamby was enumerated in the household of James Hamby on the 1850 U. S. census for Wilkes County, North CarolinaG, as John Hamby, 3 years old, birthplace of North Carolina. Also enumerated in the household were Sally, Susan Hamby, and Peter Stonecypher.¹

Susan Hamby was born about 1849 in North CarolinaG.¹ She was the daughter of James Hamby and Sally.¹

On 10 November 1850 Susan Hamby was enumerated in the household of James Hamby on the 1850 U. S. census for Wilkes County, North CarolinaG, as Susan Hamby, 1 years old, birthplace of North Carolina. Also enumerated in the household were Sally, John Hamby, and Peter Stonecypher.¹

Sarah Fuller was born about 1824 in South CarolinaG.¹ She was the daughter of Ransom Fuller and Nancy.^2,1

Sarah Fuller married John F Smith, son of James Smith and Elizabeth Stonecypher, on 1 December 1844 in Rabun County, GeorgiaG.³

On 13 September 1850 Sarah Fuller was enumerated in the household of John F Smith on the 1850 U. S. census for Militia District 509, Rabun County, GeorgiaG, as Sarah H Smith, 26 years old, birthplace of South Carolina. Also enumerated in the household were Benjamin A Smith, Ransom C Smith, and Mary E Smith.¹

Charles Stonecypher was born in 1815 in GeorgiaG.¹ He was the son of Benjamin Stonecypher and Elizabeth Collins.¹

Charles Stonecypher married Martha Randal in 1834.^1,1

Charles Stonecypher was enumerated on 3 October 1850 as head of household on the 1850 U. S. census for District No 32, Franklin County, GeorgiaG, as Charles Stinecipher, 33 years old, birthplace of Georgia, occupation of Farmer, value of real property $350. Also enumerated in the household were Martha Randal.²

Martha Randal was born about 1824 in GeorgiaG.¹

Martha Randal married Charles Stonecypher, son of Benjamin Stonecypher and Elizabeth Collins, in 1834.^2,2

On 3 October 1850 Martha Randal was enumerated in the household of Charles Stonecypher on the 1850 U. S. census for District No 32, Franklin County, GeorgiaG, as Martha Stinecipher, 26 years old, birthplace of Georgia.¹

Matilda Sheriff was born on 11 January 1833.¹

Matilda Sheriff married Garnett Stonecypher, son of Benjamin Stonecypher and Elizabeth Collins, in 1853.²

Matilda Sheriff died on 6 August 1897, at age 64.¹

Matilda Sheriff was buried in Confidence United Methodist Church Cemetery, Avalon, Stephens County, GeorgiaG,  .¹

Mary Stonecypher was born about 1795 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of John Henry Stonecypher and Nancy Curtis.¹

Mary Stonecypher married Andrew Dunn say 1817.¹

Mary Stonecypher was also known as Mary Dunn.¹

Ronald W. Clary was born on 29 August 1911.¹

Ronald W. Clary married Susie Hazel Collins, daughter of Francis Thurman Collins and Mary Viola Collins, in December 1936.²

Ronald W. Clary died on 6 October 1990, at age 79.¹

Ronald W. Clary was buried in New Choestoe Cemetery, Choestoe, Union County, GeorgiaG,  .¹

Andrew Dunn was born about 1790.¹

Andrew Dunn married Mary Stonecypher, daughter of John Henry Stonecypher and Nancy Curtis, say 1817.¹

Benjamin A Smith was born about 1846 in GeorgiaG.¹ He was the son of John F Smith and Sarah Fuller.¹

On 13 September 1850 Benjamin A Smith was enumerated in the household of John F Smith on the 1850 U. S. census for Militia District 509, Rabun County, GeorgiaG, as Ransom C Smith, 3 years old, birthplace of South Carolina. Also enumerated in the household were Sarah Fuller, Ransom C Smith, and Mary E Smith.¹

Ransom C Smith was born about 1847 in GeorgiaG.¹ He was the son of John F Smith and Sarah Fuller.¹

On 13 September 1850 Ransom C Smith was enumerated in the household of John F Smith on the 1850 U. S. census for Militia District 509, Rabun County, GeorgiaG, as Ransom C Smith, 3 years old, birthplace of South Carolina. Also enumerated in the household were Sarah Fuller, Benjamin A Smith, and Mary E Smith.¹

Mary E Smith was born about 1850 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of John F Smith and Sarah Fuller.¹

On 13 September 1850 Mary E Smith was enumerated in the household of John F Smith on the 1850 U. S. census for Militia District 509, Rabun County, GeorgiaG, as Mary E Smith, 7/12 years old, birthplace of South Carolina. Also enumerated in the household were Sarah Fuller, Benjamin A Smith, and Ransom C Smith.¹

Ransom Fuller was born about 1797 in North CarolinaG.

Ransom Fuller was enumerated on 13 September 1850 as head of household on the 1850 U. S. census for Militia District 509, Rabun County, GeorgiaG, as Ransom Fuller, 53 years old, birthplace of North Carolina, occupation of Blacksmith, value of real property $500. Also enumerated in the household were Nancy, Andrew J Fuller, Nancy Fuller, Jane G Fuller, and John H Fuller.¹

Nancy was born about 1798 in South CarolinaG.¹

On 13 September 1850 Nancy was enumerated in the household of Ransom Fuller on the 1850 U. S. census for Militia District 509, Rabun County, GeorgiaG, as Nancy Fuller, 52 years old, birthplace of South Carolina. Also enumerated in the household were Andrew J Fuller, Nancy Fuller, Jane G Fuller, and John H Fuller.¹