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Ken Shamrock. Photo property of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Ken Shamrock and Tank Abbott both ended their respective losing streaks with wins at the Wargods and KSP co-promoted "Valentine's Eve Massacre" show on Friday night in Fresno, California.
Shamrock floored replacement opponent Ross Clifton with a right hand just seconds into their bout before finishing him off with an armbar moments later in the first round. Abbott put his infamous knockout power on display, putting Mike Bourke down for the count with a right hand just 29 seconds into their featured attraction. The two MMA pioneers will now likely clash in a showdown later this year that could mark the final professional bout for both fighters.
Complete results from the event:
Ken Shamrock def. Ross Clifton - Submission (Armbar)
Tank Abbott def. Mike Bourke - KO (Punch)
Josh Haynes def. Rafael Real - Split Decision
Mike Moreno def. Gary Padilla - Unanimous Decision
Ron Kessler def. Darrin Freeman - Unanimous Decision
Zoila Frausto def. Karina Hallinan - Split Decision
Issac de Jesus def. Ashe Bowman - Unanimous Decision
Rick Reeves def. Nathan James - Submission (Rear-Naked Choke)
Jared Hamman and Poai Suganuma. Photo by Tom Casino/EliteXC.
EliteXC has announced the full card for the next upcoming edition of ShoXC: Elite Challenger Series, which will take place on August 15th at the Table Mountain Casino in Friant, California. The televised main card will air on Showtime starting at 11 PM ET.
The show's main event features a rematch between rising light heavyweights Poai Suganuma and Jared Hamman. The first bout between the two in April ended in controversy after Suganuma knocked Hamman down with a flying knee. Referee Jon Schorle quickly waved off the bout but Hamman immediately got back to his feet and began protested, forcing then company figurehead Gary Shaw to guarantee a rematch between the two.
Additional featured fights on the card include Fabricio Camoes against "Ultimate Fighter" cast member Sam Morgan and the EliteXC debut of PRIDE veteran Cyrille Diabate as he takes on ShoXC veteran Jaime Fletcher.
Continue reading "Complete Card Announced for August ShoXC"
It's been a busy week for the California State Athletic Commission as they have suspended three fighters for positive tests of drugs of abuse.
Total Combat veterans Mike Moreno and Jermaine Wilson were both suspended by the commission on Wednesday after reportedly having marjiuana in their system, which was found as part of random post-fight drug testing.
Moreno, who was submitted by Gary Padilla at Total Combat's most recent show on February 16th in San Diego, has been suspended until May and fined $500.
It's a different story however for Wilson however as his most recent positive test is his second suspension for marijuana in California in the last three months. Because of that, Wilson will not be permitted to return to action until August.
The commission announced yesterday that former EliteXC light heavyweight Tony Rubalcava was being suspended following his TKO win over Kawika Morton at a Cage Combat Fighting Championships event on February 16th for allegedly tampering with the sample he gave the CSAC to test for drugs of abuse.
Whether or not he used lemonade instead is currently unknown.
In any event, Rubalcava will now sit on the sidelines until August because of his antics. He has also been fined $1000.


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Descendants of Timothy SPELLINGS
Descendantsof Timothy SPELLINGS
GenerationNo. 1
1. Timothy1 SPELLINGS died Unknown.
Notesfor Timothy SPELLINGS:
PatentBook Three, pg. 196; "Province of NC 1663-1729 Abstracts of LandPatents..."
"TimothySpellings of the Isle of Wright, Virginia, is granted 300 acres on the Southside of the Morattock River
(nowknown as the Roanoke River), Bertie Precinct by the Lord Proprietors."
abovefrom Lynda Campos
TimothySpellings is mentioned as late as 1753 in the Abstract of Deeds, Deed Bk I, ashaving adjoining lands to
J.Benbo (p. 487-Apr. 13).
abovefrom Lynda Campos
Fromother sources, it is mentioned that Timothy Spellings had at least 2 sons: Frederick and Britain. No mention
ofwife. Ralph Cole (a Spellings cousin)mentions in his research that Timothy sired at least 2 sons, Frederick and
Brittain. Census of 1790 show Frederick inheriting hisfather's land and show Brittain in Georgia.
abovefrom Lynda Campos
Abstractsof Deeds, Edgecombe Precinct -- Edgecombe Co., NC 1732-1758 by Hofmann
p. 165-- Arthur Crawford & Jane Crawford of Bertie Prect. to Wm. Williams (prect.not identified) 18 Aug 1736 --
32 pounds current money of VA. 150 acres more or less on the south side ofMorratuck River, joining Wm. Gray,
Joseph Watts, other lands of the sideArthur & Timothy Spellings as by patent 1 Feb. 1725....
p. 216-- reference to Timothy Spellings on page 93...
p. 221-- reference to Timothy Spellings on page 138...
p. 487-- John Benbo ... 150 acres on the south side of Conocanaro swamp, joiningArthur Crafford part of a grant
to Timothy Spellings in 1725...
ColonialBertie County, NC Vol. II Abstracts ofDeed Books B & C 1725-1730 &1739 by Bell
B-213-- Timothy Spelling of Isle Wight, VA, to Arthur Crawford Feb. 2, 1726. 50 lbs.for 300 acres. On SS Merattock
River. Adj. Wm. Gray. Patent dated Feb.1, 1725. Wit.: John Pope, jurat, Henry Crawford, JosephLane.
Feb. court, 1726.
C-139-- ref. to land granted to Timothy Spellings in 1725.
Childrenof Timothy SPELLINGS are:
+ 2 i. Frederick2 SPELLINGS, died Abt. August1796 in Halifax Co., NC.
+ 3 ii. Britton SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1740 inRichland Co., SC; died Abt. 1793 in Richland, SC.
GenerationNo. 2
2. Frederick2 SPELLINGS (Timothy1) died Abt. August 1796 in Halifax Co.,NC.
Notesfor Frederick SPELLINGS:
AmericanGenealogical Index Vol. 37
Spellings,Frederick 175? - NC - 1790 census (HalifaxCo.)
1 m. 16or over; ; 2 m. under 16; 1 female
Name of head of family: Spellings, Frederick
Free white males of 16 years and upward,including heads of families: 1
Free white males under 16 years: 2
Free white females, including heads offamilies: 1
AISNorth Carolina Census Index
Year Surname Given Name (s) County State PageTownship or Other Info
Record Type Database ID#
1790 SPELLINGS FREDERICK Halifax County NC 464 No Township Listed
Federal Population Schedule NC 1790 Federal Census Index NC02244393
1790 SPELLINGS FREDERICK HalifaxCounty NC 063 01 02 01 00 00
Federal Population Schedule NC 1790 Federal Census Index NCS1a2928101
Abstractsof Wills - Halifax Co., NC 1758-1824 by Hofmann
ref. Frederick Spellings witnessed a will with X
StateCensus of NC 1784-1787
FrederickSpellings -- Halifax County -- census taken Feb. 23, 1786
head ofhousehold - white male 21-60
--abovefrom Lynda Campos
HalifaxCounty, NC Tax Lists, Vol 1, 1782 & 1783
Fredr.Spellings - owns: 1 negro of the thirdage class, 5 horses & mules, 17 heads of cattle, and 147 pounds
--abovefrom Lynda Campos
"Frederickowned several slaves... It was recorded that one such slave named 'Sam' ranaway, and Frederick advertised
to findhim. He said that 'Sam, was from theWest Indies and could read and write.
"Wealso know that at the time of his death, around 1796, Frederick lost all hispossessions, because of his debts.
He lefttwo children, William and Patsey, were bonded out to other people. William was bonded to John Hannon as an
apprenticeto learn to be a tailor. At this timeWilliam was 13 years and 6 months old. Patsey was appointed a
guardiannamed Jessie Reed. Frederick left 500lbs for her care.
"Frederickwas also guardian of a young girl, Mary Lankford (Orphaned of ZackLankford). It is not known whathappened
to herafter his death."
--abovefrom Lynda Campos
Resourcesfor Lynda Campos' information:
1. Halifax County Tax Lists - Vol. 1 - 1782 and1783
2. Abstracts from the NC Journal Halifax,NC 1780-1800. Vol II #28
3. Halifax, NC Court Minutes Vol. II 1796-1797
4. Records of Estates, Halifax County, NC, Vol.I
5. State Census of NC - 1784-1787 Halifax County
Childrenof Frederick SPELLINGS are:
4 i. William3 SPELLINGS, born 1783; diedUnknown. He married Eliza Parks July13, 1807 in Craven
Co.,NC; died Unknown.
Notesfor William SPELLINGS:
Recordsof Estates, Halifax County, NC, Vol. II
(FrederickSpellings) Administration granted, Jessee Read, Aug. 1796, William Spelling(age 13 years and 6 months,
orphanof the dec'd, Frederick Spellings) was bound Nov., 1796 to John Hannon to learnto be a tailor. The orphan
WilliamSpelling chose John Hannon as his guardian, Nov., 1799.
--abovefrom Lynda Campos
perFran Ferguson - phone conversation 1/3/2000 with Martha Barnes:
WilliamSpellings married Eliza Parks July 13,1807, Craven Co., NC
WilliamSpellings listed in the 1810 Census of Buford Co., NC
1862Bertie Co. Tax list records a "Spellings" no first name, probably thewidow of William.
5 ii. Patsey SPELLINGS, died Unknown.
Notesfor Patsey SPELLINGS:
PatseySpelling (no age) is listed as orphan of Frederick Spellings, Jesse Read wasappointed guardian in Feb., 1797.
--abovefrom Lynda Campos
+ 6 iii. Britton SPELLINGS, born Bet. 1775 - 1784in NC; died Bef. September 21, 1835 in Gibson, TN.
3. Britton2 SPELLINGS (Timothy1) was born Abt. 1740 in Richland Co., SC,and died Abt. 1793 in Richland,SC.
He married Nancy (?) Abt. 1765 in SC. She was born Abt. 1744, and died Unknown.
MoreAbout Nancy (?):
Fact 4:UNKNOWN
Childrenof Britton SPELLINGS and Nancy (?) are:
7 i. Rebecca3 SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1766 in SC;died Unknown.
8 ii. Jesse SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1768 in SC;died Unknown.
9 iii. Britain Jr. SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1772 inSC; died Unknown.
10 iv. Nancy SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1774 in SC;died Unknown.
+ 11 v. Sarah (Sally) SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1776 inSC; died Unknown.
12 vi. William SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1770 in SC;died Unknown.
GenerationNo. 3
6. Britton3 SPELLINGS (Frederick2, Timothy1) was born Bet. 1775 - 1784 inNC, and died Bef. September 21, 1835
in Gibson, TN. He married Lavinia PIPPEN Abt. 1802, daughter of Joseph PIPPENand Lucretia KNIGHT. She was
born Bet. 1784 - 1794, and died Bet. 1866- 1869 in Gibson, TN.
Notesfor Britton SPELLINGS:
1810census - Edgecombe Co., NC
2 m.0-10, 1 m. 26-45, 1 f. 0-10, 1 f. 16-26
1820Census - Edgecombe Co., NC
BritonSpellings 4 m. 0-10; 2 m. 10-16; 1 m.26-45; 1 f. 10-16; 1 f. 26-45
1830Census - Edgecombe Co., NC -- 302 District
The1830 Sheriff's List of Gibson Co. TN submitted by Jere Cox
A Listof the Free Inhabitants of Gibson County of Tennessee taken agreeable to an actof the
Legislatureof said State by John A. Raines, Commissioner
1098.Spellings, Britain
GibsonCounty Records 1824-1846 -- compiled by Tony Hays.
pp96-97. Court Minutes - Book III -1832-1837 p. 365
21Sept. 1835. Spellings, Brittain -Stephen Williams appointed administrator of the estate of Brittain Spellings.
p. 136- Estate Inventories 1836-1839
Spillings,Briton - Settlement with Stephen Williams, the administrator, July Term 1837.
Notesfor Lavinia PIPPEN:
Transcriptionof letter regarding a legal action against W.J.C. Spellings and his relation toLavinia Pippen Spellings
Staton's estate:
Page 1
To theHon John Somers, Chancellor & presiding at
Trentonfor Gibson County
Yourorator Zack Bryant would state unto your
Honorthat on 1860 or 1861 herecovered judge-
mentagainst W.J.C. Spellings for about $21800 & costs
beforeJ.P. Woodson a justice of the Peace of Gibson County
saidjudgement was stayed by H. Belew
saidBelew as stayor has paid $120 & on the of
June1866 he recovered another judgement against
saidSpellings & Wm Stone adm of H. Belew for about
$25.00and costs before B.A. Williamson J.P. of said Co.
saidSpellings being principal on the note on which
judgementis laid. He states that executions have
beenissued on said judgements to a constable of said
countywho returned the same endorsed "Nulla
Bona"and that said judgements are unpaid
andthat said Spellings has no property subject
to thelevy of an execution. He states that onthe
day of186 Lavinia Statin, the mother of said
Spellingsdied intestate in Gibson Co. and that
Z.G.Jackson is her administrator and that
sheleft said Spellings, Gideon Spellings &
BenjaminSpellings, the children of Robt. Spellings
(a deadson of said Lavinia) & the children on
_____Worsley who married a daughter of said Lavinia (he
and hiswife both being dead) as her only heirs
Page 2
SaidW.J.C. Spellings resides in Gibson County,
Gideonin Henderson Co., Benjamin in state of
Texas,the heirs of Robt. Spellings in Madison Co.
&the heirs of Worsly in Miss
Hestates that he does not know the names of Robt
Spellingsor Worsly's children & cannot ascertain
themnow. He states that said Lavinia left
anestate of some $2500.00 or $3000 after paying
(cannotread this line)
inaction mainly & that said W.J.C. Spellings
interestin said estate as one of the heirs amounts
to some$500. He states that said W.J.C.Spellings
willtransfer or in some way fraudulently dispose
of hisinterest in said estate unless restrained by
YourHonor. He states that said H. Belew is
dead& one Wm. Stone of Gibson Co. is his Adm.
consideredHe prays that said Spellings, the child-
ren ofsaid Robt Spellings & of ___Worsley & Z G
Jackson& Wm. Stone be made defendants to this
Bill,that ___ & copy ______ & publication be
made asto the non residents that said W.J.C.
Spellingsbe enjoined from collecting or transferring
hisinterest in said estate & said Jackson be
enjoinedfrom paying over the interest of W.J.C. Spellings
to himor any one else until further order of this
court. that it be subjected to the payment of your
oratorssaid jusgments that an account be
takento accertain said Share & that your
Honorwill grant such other & further relief as he
may beentitled to in equity & appoint a receiver
tocollect & manage said W.J.C. Spellings interest
in saidestate &
Thataccount be taken to &
(signedby) Caldwell & Carthil
___for complt
A trueCopy
Attest Jas. A. M. Dearman
(thiscopy must have been sent to Lucinda, on
theback it says "For Madison Co. Tenn. not in my Co."
vs ) Copy Bill
W. J.C. Spellings et.al.)
EdgecombeCounty Kinfolks, NC 1788-1855
DeedBook 20-204
LaviniaSpellings was daughter of Joseph Pippin; Gideon C. Spellings, Joseph J.Spellings, Britania Worsley, Benjamin
Spellings,Frederick Spellings, William Spellings & Robert Spellings were children ofsaid Lavinia, Feb. 6, 1832.
DeedBook 14-435
GidionCullin Spellings, Gregory Spellings, Joseph John Spellings & BrittaniaSpellings were children of Lavinia
Spellings,who was daughtaer of Joseph Pippin, Sr. Brittain Spellings was probably the husband of Lavinia Spellings,
Jan. 8,1812.
"LittleConetoe Baptist Church Record" (available on microfilm at LDS) fromwysiwyg://170/http://www.geocities.com/...
church/church_LittleConetoeBaptist.html- contributed by Jeanne Abrams Polries
"Thechurch was constituted 7/28/1803. On7/28/1803, the following signed the New Church's Covenant: Elders and
ministersof the gospel Joseph Biggs & JonathanCherry..." On the list ofsigners...Francis Knight. "Thefollowing
havebeen recruited(?) by the church since its constitution." On the list...Levina Spellings...
"4/1829 Bro. Luke Ward, moderator
LevinaSpillings & Peggy Harrell were received
ElderThomas Dupree to do baptism"
Childrenof Britton SPELLINGS and Lavinia PIPPEN are:
+ 13 i. Brittania4 SPELLINGS, born Bet. 1800 -1810 in NC; died Bef. 1850 in prob. MS.
+ 14 ii. Gideon Cullin SPELLINGS, born December 15,1805 in Edgecombe, NC; died July 04,1879 in Benton,
15 iii. Joseph John SPELLINGS, born Bef. 1812;died Unknown.He married (1) Maria Morris December 20, 1832
inGreene Co., TN; died Unknown. Hemarried (2) Elizabeth Auld December 23, 1837 in Desoto Co.,
MS;died Unknown.
Notesfor Joseph John SPELLINGS:
Abstractsof The Wills of Edgecombe Co., NC 1733-1856 by Williams
JosephJ. Spellings witnessed a will for William Taylor - 1831
FamilySearch®International Genealogical Index™North America
IGI Record
JosephJ. SPELLINGS
Sex: M
Spouse: Maria MORRIS
Marriage: 20 Dec 1832 Greene', 'Tennessee
Batch number: M519241
PerFran Ferguson - phone conversation 1/3/2000:
JosephJohn Spellings married Elizabeth Auld Dec 23, 1837 in DeSoto Co., MS, anddivorced Elizabeth Auld Oct. 3, 1846.
She marriedJames Barr in 1849.
JosephJohn Spellings shows up on the 1850 census of Dinwiddie Co., VA. She did not have the detail, only the index.
16 iv. Gregory SPELLINGS, born Bef. 1812; diedUnknown.
+ 17 v. Benjamin F. SPELLINGS, born March 23, 1813;died February 12, 1875 in Jefferson, Marion, TX.
+ 18 vi. William James Calvin SPELLINGS, born April15, 1824 in , NC; died July 20, 1905in , TN.
+ 19 vii. Robert SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1827; diedAbt. January 1862.
20 viii. Frederick SPELLINGS, born Bef. 1832; diedUnknown.
11. Sarah (Sally)3 SPELLINGS (Britton2, Timothy1) was born Abt. 1776 in SC,and died Unknown. She married
ArchibaldAkins. He was born 1770 in SC, and diedBef. 1820 in SC.
Childrenof Sarah SPELLINGS and Archibald Akins are:
21 i. William4 Akins, died Unknown.
22 ii. child Akins, born 1805 in Richland Co.,SC; died Unknown.
23 iii. child Akins, born 1811 in Richland Co.,SC; died Unknown.
GenerationNo. 4
13. Brittania4 SPELLINGS (Britton3, Frederick2, Timothy1) was born Bet. 1800- 1810 in NC, and died Bef. 1850
inprob. MS1. She married EtheldredWORSLEY October 15, 1828 in Edgecombe Co., NC2. He was
bornAbt. 1815 in prob. NC, and died Bef. 1850 in prob. MS3.
Notesfor Brittania SPELLINGS:
Notesfor Etheldred WORSLEY:
1830 -Census - Edgecombe - Etheldred Worsley - age 20 to 29, head of household.
1830 -Census - Edgecombe - Britania Worsley - age 20 to 29, wife of Etheldred.
1830 -Census - Edgecombe - __?__ Worsley - under 5, son of Etheldred and Britannia.
1830 -Census - Edgecombe - __?__ Worsley - under 5, son of Etheldred and Britannia.
1830 -Census - Edgecombe - __?__ Worsley? - age 20 to 29, in household of Etheldredand Britania.
Childrenof Brittania SPELLINGS and Etheldred WORSLEY are:
24 i. William5 WORSLEY, born Abt. 1833 in NC4;died Unknown.
Notesfor William WORSLEY:
The1830 Sheriff's List of Gibson Co. TN
submittedby Jere Cox
A Listof the Free Inhabitants of Gibson County of Tennessee taken agreeable to an actof the
Legislatureof said State by John A. Raines, Commissioner
(thefollowing were on the list)
1094.Staton, Harvey
1096.Staton, Riley
1098.Spellings, Britain
1106.Staton, Hardy
1109.Staton, Bennet
1123.Staton, Eli
(ThisEli Staton may be the same one that was found in 1830 in Gibson Co., TN)
1850 -Census - Tallahachie Co., MS - #159
Staton, Eli 50 farmer $3500 b. NC
Temperance 46 b.NC
James H. 24 b.TN
Jesse A. 22 b. TN
Wm. R. 15 b. TN
Eliz. C. 14 b. TN
Nancy L. 9 b.MS
Henry C. 6 b.MS
Worsley,Wm. 17 laborer b.NC
Britton 16 laborer b. TN
(3other laborers listed)
25 ii. Britton WORSLEY, born Abt. 1834 in TN4;died 1860 in Tallahachie Co., MS.
Notesfor Britton WORSLEY:
1860Mortality Schedule Tallahachie Co., MS
BrittonWorsley, died of a fever - aged 25
26 iii. Martha A. WORSLEY, born Abt. 1839 in MS5;died Unknown. She married J. G. Brown
January16, 1857 in Tallahachie Co., MS; died Unknown.
Notesfor Martha A. WORSLEY:
1850 -Census - Tallahachie Co., MS -#165
AnnaVess 48 b. AL
MarthaA. Worsley 11 b. MS
14. Gideon Cullin4 SPELLINGS (Britton3, Frederick2, Timothy1) was bornDecember 15, 1805 in Edgecombe,NC,
and died July 04, 1879 in Benton, TN.
He married (1) Nancy Crisp October 23,1827 in Edgecombe Co., NC6, daughter of Thomas Crisp and Rebecca.
She died Unknown.
He married (2) Malvina Caroline Pinkston AdenJune 07, 1858 in Benton Co., TN, daughter of Simon VanWinkle Aden. She died Unknown.
He married (3) Martha J. Biggs August 30,1874 in Benton Co., TN. She diedUnknown.
He married (4) Malinda Latisha GarrettAugust 26, 1877 in Benton Co., TN, daughter of Mr. Garrett and Salina
Garrett. She died Unknown.
Notesfor Gideon Cullin SPELLINGS:
Re:Browning (Jere Cox , 12/21/97 16:16)
Martha,I forgot to mention that Ralph cole found the grave of the old Spellingsimmigrant (referring to
Gideon]near Parker's Crossraods in a field inHenderson co. Tn. It was in the local paper but can't remember when.
Ralphis deceased and his wife gave his research to someone in Memphis to finish.Ralph asked me about Robert Spellings
mdLucinda browning everytime I saw him. He never could find where robert went.
I doremember where he said they lived and he thought them to be squatters
BentonCounty Ancestors
1880Benton County Mortality Schedule
The1880 Mortality Schedule was taken from the book, "The 1880 U.S.
Censusof Benton County, Tennessee" by John C. & Catheryn C. Brown.
Headingsof the 1880 Records
1.Number of the family in column 2 in the Census Records
2. Nameof the deceased person
3. Ageat last birthday. If under 1, given in fractions
4. Sex- Male (M) Female (F)
5.Color - White (W), Black (B), Mulatto (Mu)
6, 7,and 8 omitted
9.Place of deceased birth
10.Place of deceased father's birth
11.Place of deceased mother's birth
12. Omitted
13. Themonth in which the person died
CivilDistricts #3 and #4 - John P. Morris, Enumerator
241 Gideon Spellings 73 M W NC NC NC July Dropsy
"Locatedin the very west side of Benton County (TN) on Cotton Creek Road, only about100 yards from the Carroll County
line,on the old homesite of Gideon Cullen Spellings, is the multiple gravecontaining the remains of William Flowers,
hiswife and three children who were burned to death in their home. Burial was in the front part of theproperty.
Gravesite is now completely gone." Apparently no Spellings are buried here.
Notesfor Nancy Crisp:
EdgecombeCounty Kinfolks, NC 1788-1855
DeedBook 22-246
NancySpellings, wife of Gideon C. Spellings of Carroll Co., Tenn., was daughter ofThomas Crisp, dec'd. Feb. 13, 1839.
NancyCrisp Spellings lived to be 84. Buriedin Spellings Cemetery, Carroll County, TN, located 1/4 mile west of
businesssection of Buena Vista on Buena Vista & Butler Schoolhouse Rd., establishedby John Spellings; 350 graves.
"LittleConetoe Baptist Church Record" (available on microfilm at LDS) fromwysiwyg://170/http://www.geocities.com/...
church/church_LittleConetoeBaptist.html- contributed by Jeanne Abrams Polries
"Thechurch was constituted 7/28/1803. On7/28/1803, the following signed the New Church's Covenant: Elders and
ministersof the gospel Joseph Biggs &Jonathan Cherry..." On the list ofsigners...Francis Knight. "Thefollowing
havebeen recruited(?) by the church since its constitution." On the list...Nancy Crisp.
Childrenof Gideon SPELLINGS and Nancy Crisp are:
+ 27 i. James Marshall5 SPELLINGS, born July 28,1828 in Carroll Co., TN; died December 26, 1878.
28 ii. Martha SPELLINGS, born 1831 in CarrollCo., TN; died 1912 in TN. She marriedWilliam P.
Chambers;died Unknown.
29 iii. Mary SPELLINGS, born 1833 in Carroll Co.,TN; died September 13, 1843 in Carroll Co., TN.
MoreAbout Mary SPELLINGS:
Burial:Unknown, Mt. Comfort Missionary Bap. Church, Carroll Co., TN
30 iv. Mark A. SPELLINGS, born 1835 in CarrollCo., TN; died 1870 in TN.
Notesfor Mark A. SPELLINGS:
PerLynda Campos:
EscortedMollie Neely and family across Carroll Co. to board boat at Johnsonville toexcape Civil War battles (They
31 v. Lavinia SPELLINGS, born 1838 in CarrollCo., TN; died Unknown.
+ 32 vi. John SPELLINGS, born September 24, 1840 inCarroll Co., TN; died June 28, 1905 in Buena Vista,
CarrollCo., TN.
33 vii. Rebecca SPELLINGS, born 1842 in CarrollCo., TN; died Unknown.
34 viii. Frances SPELLINGS, born 1845 in CarrollCo., TN; died Unknown.
35 ix. William SPELLINGS, born 1847 in CarrollCo., TN; died Unknown.
+ 36 x. Elizabeth Taylor SPELLINGS, born December22, 1849 in Carroll Co., TN; died September 16, 1925
inKilleen, Bell Co., TX.
37 xi. Thomas C. SPELLINGS, born 1853; died 1885in Forsythe, MO.
Notesfor Thomas C. SPELLINGS:
PerLynda Campos:
Becamean attorney and prosecutor and was murdered.
Childrenof Gideon SPELLINGS and Malvina Aden are:
+ 38 i. Gideon Cullen5 SPELLINGS, Jr., bornJanuary 08, 1859 in Benton Co., TN; died 1933 in Carroll Co.,
39 ii. Harriet Ann Buell SPELLINGS, bornSeptember 29, 1861; died Unknown. Shemarried ? Garrett; died
Childrenof Gideon SPELLINGS and Martha Biggs are:
40 i. Indiana (Annie)5 SPELLINGS, born November03, 1875; died Unknown. She married J.Monroe Parks
February10, 1895; died Unknown.
41 ii. Missouri (Zou) SPELLINGS, born July 11,1877; died Unknown. She married ?Perkins; died Unknown.
42 iii. Tennessee (Tennie) SPELLINGS, born March29, 1879; died Unknown.
Childrenof Gideon SPELLINGS and Malinda Garrett are:
43 i. Indiana Annie5 SPELLINGS, born November03, 1875 in Benton County, Tennessee;
diedFebruary 21, 1945 in Benton Co., TN. She married James Monroe Park February 10, 1895;
44 ii. Missouri Zoe Spellings, born July 11, 1877in Benton Co., TN; died November 27, 1942 in Memphis,
TN. She married James Wiley Ellis July 16, 1893in Benton Co., TN; died Unknown.
Notesfor Missouri Zoe Spellings:
MissouriZoe Spellings
Birth: 11 Jul 1877 in Benton County, Tennessee
Death: 27 Nov 1942 in Memphis, Shelby Co., Tn.
Sex: F
Father:Gideon Spellings
Mother:Malinda Garrett
JamesWiley Ellis (Husband)
Marriage:16 JUL 1893 in Benton County, Tennessee
1.Verna Ellis
2.Vera Ellis
3.E. Lloyd Ellis
4.J.L. Ellis
5.W. Owen Ellis
6.Era Ellis
Sharon Hammond Cords
SPELLINGSsurname research from North Carolina to Tennessee.
45 iii. Tennessee Tennie Spellings, born March 29,1879; died Unknown.
17. Benjamin F.4 SPELLINGS (Britton3, Frederick2, Timothy1) was born March23, 1813, and died February 12, 1875
in Jefferson, Marion, TX. He married Louisa S. GUEST February 20, 1838in Gibson, TN. She was born June 08,1820,
and died February 05, 1895 in Jefferson,Marion, TX.
Notesfor Benjamin F. SPELLINGS:
Burial: Oakwood Cemetery
FamilyGroup Record
FamilySearch®Ancestral File™
Benjaman Fisher SPELLINGS (AFN:1VSD-67F)
Born: 23 Mar 1813 Place: < , Gibson, Tn>
Died: 12 Feb 1875 Place: ,
Married: 1839 Place: , Gibson, TN
Louisa GUEST (AFN:1VSD-68M)
Born: 8 Jun 1820 Place: < , Gibson, Tn>
Died: 3 Feb 1895 Place: ,
Married: 1839 Place: ,Gibson, TN
1. Sex Name
M Solomon A. SPELLINGS (AFN:1VSD-0N3)
Born: 18 Jan 1841 Place: < , Gibson, Tn>
Died: 8 Nov 1903 Place: ,
Buried: Place: Jefferson , Marion, TX
Married: 19 Mar 1880 Place: , Marion, TX
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MoreAbout Benjamin F. SPELLINGS:
Burial:Unknown, Jefferson, Marion, TX
Notesfor Louisa S. GUEST:
Burial: Oakwood Cemetery
MoreAbout Louisa S. GUEST:
Burial:Unknown, Jefferson, Marion, TX
Childrenof Benjamin SPELLINGS and Louisa GUEST are:
46 i. Solomon Alexander5 SPELLINGS, born January18, 1841 in , MS; died November 08,1903 in
Jefferson,Marion, TX. He married (1) CarrieTHOMAS; died Unknown.
Hemarried (2) Maud M. FRAZOR March 17, 1880 in Marion Co., TX; died Unknown.
Notesfor Solomon Alexander SPELLINGS:
Burial: Oakwood Cemetery
ConfederatePension Application Files
TexasState Archives
Spellings,Maud 38585
Claimant:Spellings, Maud
PensionNumber: 38585
Husband:Soloman Alexander
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U.S. Local Histories and Biographies
TITLE:A history of Jefferson, Marion County, Texas, 1836-1936
EDITION: 3d ed.
AUTHOR(S): McKay, Arch, Mrs. (Main)Spellings, H. A., Mrs., joint author. (Added)
PUBLISHED: n.p., 193-?]
DESCRIPTION: 60 p. 22 cm.
NOTES: Cover title.
SUBJECTS: Jefferson (Tex.)--History.
LC CALL NO.: F394.J3M321930z
FORMAT: Book
LCCN: 74-152084 //r84
MoreAbout Solomon Alexander SPELLINGS:
Burial:Unknown, Jefferson, Marion, TX
47 ii. S. G. SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1843 in , TX; died Unknown.
48 iii. R. A. SPELLINGS, born February 16, 1845in , TX; died October 11, 1870.
Notesfor R. A. SPELLINGS:
Burial: Oakwood Cemetery
MoreAbout R. A. SPELLINGS:
Burial:Unknown, Jefferson, Marion, TX
18. William James Calvin4 SPELLINGS (Britton3, Frederick2, Timothy1) wasborn April 15, 1824 in , NC,
and died July 20, 1905 in , TN. He married Harriett WILKERSON December 20, 1843 in Gibson, TN. She was
born March 04, 1823, and died July 07,1892 in TN.
Notesfor William James Calvin SPELLINGS:
1850Census - Gibson Co., TN
1105 W. J. C. SPELLINGS 26 M . Farmer 700 NC
Harriet SPELLINGS 26 F . . . TN
William SPELLINGS 5 M . . . TN
Robert SPELLINGS 3 M . . . TN
Angeline SPELLINGS 1 F . . . TN
1860Census - Gibson Co., TN -- Milam Post Office
1918-1938 Wm. Spillings 36 $3,000 $619 b. NC
Harriett Spillings 37 b. TN
Wm. H. 12 or 14
Robert A. 12 or 13
Angelina F. 10
Martha A. 8
John F. 6
May or Mary E. 4
Jack ? L. 2
Wiley B. 3/12 (all children b. TN)
Childrenof William SPELLINGS and Harriett WILKERSON are:
+ 49 i. William Henry5 SPELLINGS, born October 07,1845 in TN; died April 22, 1922 in Carroll Co., TN.
+ 50 ii. Robert Alexander SPELLINGS, born March 01,1847 in Tenn.; died December 30, 1937.
51 iii. Angeline T. SPELLINGS, born August 19, 1849;died May 15, 1876.
52 iv. Martha (Moth) SPELLINGS, born July 23,1851; died July 30, 1934.
+ 53 v. John Franklin SPELLINGS, born June 08,1853; died July 18, 1927.
54 vi. Mary E. SPELLINGS, born June 16, 1855;died December 11, 1876.
55 vii. Joel Leonard SPELLINGS, born December 16,1857 in Milan, Gibson Co., TN; died July 24, 1900.
Notesfor Joel Leonard SPELLINGS:
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JoelLeonard SPELLINGS
Sex: M
Born: 10 Dec 1857 Milan, Gibson,Tennessee
Father: William John Calvin SPELLINGS
Mother: Harriet NEWELL
Batch number: 5006526
Sheet: 54
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Sex: M
Spouse: Jane CLARK
Marriage: 10 Aug 1880 Gibson', 'Tennessee
Batch number: M519542
56 viii. Wiley B. SPELLINGS, born December 20,1859; died August 20, 1883.
57 ix. Marion Columbus SPELLINGS, born September29, 1861; died June 01, 1930.
58 x. Sarah M. SPELLINGS, born May 15, 1865;died Unknown.
19. Robert4 SPELLINGS (Britton3, Frederick2, Timothy1) was born Abt. 1827,and died Abt. January 1862.
He married 1st: Lucy BROWNING August 18,1847 in Gibson, TN, daughter of Robert BROWNING and Mary GOODWIN.
She was born ca 1823-1825 in SC. She must have died between 1850 census and1853. In the 1850 census
Robert is with Lucy and their childLucinda living next door to Lucy's mother, Mary Browning.
Robert married 2nd: Lucinda D. Oliver. She was born February 12, 1825 in AL/KY/TN/MO, and died
May 01, 1912 in Peaster, Parker, TX.Her father was William Oliver with whom she was living in the
1850 census along with her daughter,Charity Utley age 4 in Madison County, TN. Lucinda's name at that
time was Lucinda Utley. I found a marriage "Utley, Jonathan -Oliver, Lucinda D. - May 23, 1846" in
Madison County, TN. By 1850 she had one child and was probably awidow.
Mygggrandmother was Lucinda (married name Spellings). I didn't know about any other children other than my
ggrandmother,Mattie M. Spellings Stevens, except Charity Ann Utley Chatten, who was ahalf-sister.
In the1860 census Robert and Lucinda (the 2nd wife) and his daughter, Lucinda, andher daughter, Charity Ann Utley,
and ason, John C., in Obion Co., TN. Ibelieve that Lucinda and John Calvin Spellings were the children of Lucy
Robertdied early in the Civil War and in the 1870 census Lucinda is back in MadisonCo., TN next door to a family
namedClimer and 2 doors aways from James Oliver. In 1880 she is still there. Soonafter, her daughter married
AmosStevens, a son of Christopher and Katie Stevens of Madison Co. and the wholefamily of Stevens practically
movedfrom TN to Parker Co., TX.
Notsure about the birth and death dates of Lucy Browning, but Lucinda D. OliverUtley Spellings dates are as
follows:born February 12, 1825 in AL/KY/TN/MO,
died May 01, 1912 in Peaster, Parker,TX.
Herdeath certificate gives her father's name as "Oliver Spellings". For this reason I have always had a problem
withaccepting her as "Lucy Browning". The information was given by her grandson and he obviously was a little
confusedabout the information.
Notesfor Robert SPELLINGS:
Transcriptionof letter advising of the death of Robert Spellings to
hiswidow, Lucinda. Copy owned by MarthaBarnes.
ColumbusKy Feb 28th 1862
MrsRobt Spellings
I ampained
totransport with the corpse of your
husbandthe sad intelligence of
hisdeath. I was with him in his
lastillness; his first sickness Tifoid
pneumoniahad pretty nearly yielded
tomedical treatment when he was
takenwith something like eresipelas
he wasin his senses to the last and
diedseemingly reconciled & quietly
hiseffects Capt Bradford says He will
haveboxed up & held subject to your
ordersit is not possible to get
a mandetailed to go with
A RHathway
Co K 33Reg
(Note: 1860 Obion Co. Census lists - p. 382. A. R.Hathway, 30, m, occ blank, rv 5500, pv 8300, ky; Ellen, 21, f, ky
33rdTennessee Infantry, Co. K
CompiledFrom: Muster Roll, July 1862 and Marshall's Obion County History (This listcompiled after the death of
RobertSpellings. I sent for military recordsand the government did not have any on file. -Martha Barnes)
Captain:James M. Bradford
(Note: 1860 Obion Co. Census lists - p 315. J. M. Bradford, 30, m,farmer, rv15,000, pv 600,tn;
Mattie R., 16, f, tn; F. M., 34, f, tn; E.A. Davis, 22, m, farmer, NY; J. M. Prim?, 16, m, farmer, tn)
FirstLieutenant: G. (S.) P. Daugherty
SecondLieutenant: Mansfield Cunningham
FirstSergeant: C.L. Hawkins
SecondSergeant: W. T. Cash (J.T. Castle)
ThirdSergeant: W. McGinnis
FirstCorporal: J.A. Luck
SecondCorporal: I.L. Hopper
ThirdCorporal: Joseph E. King
FouthCorporal: J.D. Easley
PRIVATES:SampsonAmboy (Autry), William Austin, George Box, Sylvester Brown, I.A. Cole, W.H.Cole, Wm. Davis,
Jas.Y.Donaldson, Geo. Farmer, W.L. Floyd, S. Gardner, J.K. Gholston, J. A. Guill,G.R. Gwynn, A.G. Hill, J.D. Hill,
JordanHouston, R. W. Johnson, Ishac (Jessie) Kinsey, J.E. Larkin, W.G.Lashley, DavidMcGinnis, Thomas J. McGinnis,
NathanielPenn, George Reavis, Leroy Sanders, W. F. Shelby, Claiborn Sisco, M.D. Smith,W.G. Smith, W.H. Smith,
W.George Walker, W. Watterson, John B. Williams, James Wyatt, Elijah Thompson.
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1850Census - Gibson Co., TN (District 13) - read by Martha Barnes
1119 Mary BROWNING 60 F . Farmer 500 SC
Martha BROWINING 5 F . . . TN
1120 Robert SPELLINGS 23 M b NC
Lucy SPELLINGS 23 F b SC
Lucinda SPELLINGS 1 F b TN
1850Census - Madison Co., TN
WilliamOliver 57 b. SC.
Hiswife is Sarah aged 29 b. AL. Apparentlyshe is a second wife, because there are adult children living with them:
SamuelJ. age 21 b. TN
BaileyA. age 20 b. TN
JohnC. age 18 b. TN
Thenthere are two children that are probably Wm & Sarah's:
WillieT. age 2 b. TN
BurrelW. age 10/12 b. TN
Anotheradult child is Frances M. age 24 b. TN
Also inthe household are Charity A. Utley age 3 and Lucinda Utley age 23 (also b. AL)
I'm notsure if she is William's daughter or Sarah's sister. Also in the family is a
JaneBerry age 23.
1860Census - Obion Co., TN (p.53 or 114) - read by Martha Barnes
Spellins,Robert 33
Spellins,Lucinda 35
Spellins,Lucinda 11
Spellins,John C. 7
Utley,Charaty 15 (in household)
ObionCounty, Tennessee Genealogy
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10/23/2000Abstract by Dora Burke
1860Census - Obion Co., TN District10 page 114b. Pg. 53 SilverTop
340.Robt Spellins, 33, m, farmer, pv 300, nc;
Lucinda, 35, f, ky;
Leucre(Lucretia?), 11, f, tn;
JohnC., 7, m, tn;
CharatyA Utley, 15, f, tn
Re:Browning (Jere Cox , 12/24/97 13:21)
Martha,Robert Spellings is prob. buried in the spellings Cemetary that was plowedunder. It would be between Salem
churchand Shady grove in a field. OurRobinson family lived next door to the spellings 13th district. I am not sure
of theexact location but have heard about a cemetary that was in the field behindSalem church.
RobertSpellings md Lucinda Browning called Lucy Aug 18 1847
He diedCivil War enlisted in Union City 33 Tn Cav. Regt. Co. K Capt Bradford
Hisestate was filed shortly thereafter but settled 1869.
Lucindab. 1848
Martinbecomes Martha Matilda
John C.(Calvin) gets Matilda Browning dau. of Sampson Browning pregnant and has LeviBrowning.
Levihas Bennett Browning md my wife's aunt Docia Welch. I have rundown on this family if anyone wants it.
LucretiaSpelling still underage when Robert died. md. B.J. Taylor Jan 11, 1869
Mary E.cannot find trace of her.
Subject:Re: Browning
Date:Sun, 21 Dec 1997 18:10:54 -0500 (EST)
From:Jere Cox <email@example.com>
Somewheresomeone has given me children of Robert Spellings/Lucinda
JohnCalvin 1854
Mary e.
now,MarthaMatilda 1860
MoreAbout Robert SPELLINGS:
1850Census: 1850, 13th Civil Dist., Gibson Co., TN
1860Census: 1860, 10th Dist, Obion Co., TN
Causeof Death: Erysipilis (following pneumonia)
Militaryservice: 1862, 33rd Tennessee Infantry, Co. K, CSA
Notesfor Lucinda (?):
Census- 1870 Madison Co., TN taken in July
p. 284Spring Creek - household #102-117
L. Spalling 45 female farmer $400 (all born TN)
M.Spalling 9 (says male) - probablyerror due to nickname "Mat" of Martha Matilda
Wm.Green 13 male farmhand
M.Fowler 17female at home
Census- 1880 Madison Co., TN
E.D. 97- 12th Civil Dist. - taken June 5, 1880 - household #85-85
Spellens,Lucinda 56 white female - widow - b.KY - fb. KY - mb. KY
Spellens,Martha 18 dau. white female - b. TN -fb. TN - mb. KY
GibsonCounty Tenn 21th March 1869
Mrs Lucinda Spellings
I recdyour Letter of March 16th we are All
well atpreasant there is nobody Dead or Marri
ed heresince you was here but would Like
to beverry much times are verry dull now
in thisNeighborhood health is generaly good
wellabout the Land I can tell you it has not
binSold yet by the Neglect of the Lawyers
Bryanthas failed to get an order to Sell it he
says hewill have one next court you must
comeand se us when you can no more this
timeyours with respect
1900Census - Parker Co., TX
inhousehold of son-in-law Amos Stevens
Lucinda b.Jan. 1825 - age 75 - widow - b. KY - pb. KY - 1 child - 1 child living (this isrefuted in 1910)
Accordingto the 1910 census information given for Lucinda D. [Oliver, Utley] Spellingswas:
- unable to read or write.
- she was born in Missouri, her father wasborn in Virginia, and her mother wasborn in Kentucky.
- she had 3 children but only 2 were stillliving.
MoreAbout Lucinda D. Oliver:
1910census: May 05, 1910, Parker Co., TX - p 178b - with Amos Stevens
Burial:Unknown, Peaster, Parker, TX
Fact 4:UNKNOWN
Childrenof Robert SPELLINGS and Lucinda BROWNING 1st wife are:
+ 60 ii. Lucinda (Lucretia) SPELLINGS, born Abt.1849 in, TN; died Unknown.
61 iii. John C. (Calvin?) SPELLINGS, born Abt.1853 in, TN; died Unknown.
childrenof Robert Spellings and Lucinda D. Oliver Utley 2nd wife are:
+ 62 iv. Martha Matilda SPELLINGS, born September20, 1860 in, TN; died October 15, 1940 in Walters, OK.
childrenof Lucinda D. Oliver and 1st husband Jonathan Utley are:
+ 59 i. Charity Ann5 UTLEY, born June 1847 in TN;died Unknown.
GenerationNo. 5
27. James Marshall5 SPELLINGS (Gideon Cullin4, Britton3, Frederick2,Timothy1) was born July 28, 1828 in
Carroll Co., TN, and died December 26,1878. He married Adaline Butler January22, 1851 in Carroll Co., TN.
She died Unknown.
Childrenof James SPELLINGS and Adaline Butler are:
63 i. Nathaniel6 SPELLINGS, born 1851; diedUnknown.
64 ii. Amanda SPELLINGS, died Unknown.
32. John5 SPELLINGS (Gideon Cullin4, Britton3, Frederick2, Timothy1) wasborn September 24, 1840 in Carroll
Co., TN, and died June 28, 1905 in BuenaVista, Carroll Co., TN. He marriedElizabeth Hamilton
September 19, 1867 in Carroll Co.,TN. She died Unknown.
Notesfor John SPELLINGS:
PerLynda Campos:
Servedduring the Civil War on the Union side, 1st Sgt., "B" Company, 7thCav. (see Tennesseans in the Civil War,
PartII). Donated land for the SpellingsCemetery at Buena Vista.
MoreAbout John SPELLINGS:
Burial:Unknown, Spellings Cemetery, Carroll Co., TN
Childof John SPELLINGS and Elizabeth Hamilton is:
65 i. Lucien6 SPELLINGS, born 1874; died1908. He married Emma Boyd; diedUnknown.
36. Elizabeth Taylor5 SPELLINGS (Gideon Cullin4, Britton3, Frederick2,Timothy1) was born December 22, 1849
in Carroll Co., TN, and died September 16,1925 in Killeen, Bell Co., TX. Shemarried Florie Shofner
September 23, 1869 in Carroll Co.,TN. He died Unknown.
Childrenof Elizabeth SPELLINGS and Florie Shofner are:
66 i. Thomas Howard6 Shofner, died Unknown.
67 ii. Davis Shofner, died Unknown.
68 iii. Nancy Shofner, died Unknown.
69 iv. Eunice Shofner, died Unknown.
70 v. LaVerne Shofner, died Unknown.
71 vi. Felix Shofner, born December 04, 1889;died March 15, 1891.
72 vii. Lottie Shofner, died Unknown.
38. Gideon Cullen5 SPELLINGS, Jr. (Gideon Cullin4, Britton3,Frederick2, Timothy1) was born January 08, 1859
in Benton Co., TN, and died 1933 inCarroll Co., TN. He married LouiseBowers. She died Unknown.
MoreAbout Gideon Cullen SPELLINGS, Jr.:
Burial:Unknown, Butler Cemetery, Carroll Co., TN
Childrenof Gideon SPELLINGS and Louise Bowers are:
73 i. Herman6 SPELLINGS, died Unknown.
Notesfor Herman SPELLINGS:
PerLynda Campos:
Workednear Summerville, TN, in Railroad ticket office
74 ii. Holbert SPELLINGS, died Unknown.
Notesfor Holbert SPELLINGS:
PerLynda Campos:
Died inInfancy
75 iii. Claiborn SPELLINGS, died Unknown.
Notesfor Claiborn SPELLINGS:
PerLynda Campos:
Telegrapher,oilfield, Oklahoma
76 iv. Haskell SPELLINGS, died Unknown.
MoreAbout Haskell SPELLINGS:
Burial:Unknown, near Decaturville, TN
77 v. Clifton SPELLINGS, died Unknown.
Notesfor Clifton SPELLINGS:
PerLynda Campos:
CottonBusiness in Arkansas
78 vi. Clarence SPELLINGS, died Unknown.
Notesfor Clarence SPELLINGS:
PerLynda Campos:
Died oftyphoid as a teenager
79 vii. Elam SPELLINGS, died Unknown.
Notesfor Elam SPELLINGS:
PerLynda Campos:
Died oftyphoid as a teenager
80 viii. Dewey SPELLINGS, born 1890; died 1967 inCarroll Co., TN.
MoreAbout Dewey SPELLINGS:
Burial:Unknown, Butler Cemetery, Carroll Co., TN
81 ix. Lula SPELLINGS, born 1896; died 1974.
82 x. Henry SPELLINGS, died 1963.
Notesfor Henry SPELLINGS:
PerLynda Campos:
Bookkeeperfor Standard Oil
49. William Henry5 SPELLINGS (William James Calvin4, Britton3, Frederick2,Timothy1) was born October 07, 1845
in TN, and died April 22, 1922 in CarrollCo., TN. He married (1) NancyFutull. She died Unknown.
He married (2) Susan Jane McCrackinOctober 28, 1869 in Gibson Co., TN. Shedied Unknown.
He married (3) Paralee Brown August 21,1881 in Yell Co., Arkansas. She died1899.
Notesfor William Henry SPELLINGS:
1880Soundex Tenn. Census (read by MarthaBarnes)
Vol. 3- E.D. 21 - Sheet 17 - Line 16 - Carroll Co., Dist. 16
Spillings,Wm. 32 white male b. Tenn.
Spillings,A.P. 30 wife b. Tenn.
Spillings,Jas. M. 7 son b. Tenn.
Spillings,Lela 6 dau b. Tenn.
Brevard,Frank 22 N.R. b. Tenn.
Brevard,Allica 19 N.R. b. Tenn.
Notesfor Nancy Futull:
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Third,he married Nancy Futull. I have beenunable to find any information
on her.
Notesfor Susan Jane McCrackin:
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First,he married Susan Jane McCracken on 10-28-1869 in Gibson, TN. She
diedand is buried in Yell Co., AR.
MoreAbout Susan Jane McCrackin:
Burial:Unknown, Yell Co., AR
Notesfor Paralee Brown:
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Second,he married Paralee Brown on 08-21-1881 in Yell Co., AR and moved
back toGibson Co., TN. It is presumed shemoved to TN with him. She
disappears,she either died or he divorced her and her whereabouts is
Childrenof William SPELLINGS and Susan McCrackin are:
83 i. Mattie6 SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1873; diedUnknown.
84 ii. Mary SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1876; died Unknown.
85 iii. Laura SPELLINGS, born 1881; died 1881.
Childrenof William SPELLINGS and Paralee Brown are:
86 i. Dezzie S.6 SPELLINGS, born December 10,1883; died Unknown.
87 ii. Millard E. SPELLINGS, born January 20,1885; died Unknown.
88 iii. John Albert SPELLINGS, born December 03,1886; died Unknown.
89 iv. William Wesley SPELLINGS, born June 13,1888; died Unknown.
90 v. Percy Julian SPELLINGS, born October 21,1889; died Unknown.
91 vi. Amanda SPELLINGS, born October 24, 1891;died Unknown.
92 vii. Guy L. SPELLINGS, born March 11, 1894;died Unknown.
93 viii. Marvin McKinney SPELLINGS, born March 18,1897 in Carroll Co., TN;
diedJune 1981 in Jackson, Madison Co., TN.
Hemarried Flora Bell Gray March 23, 1920 in Carroll Co., TN; died Unknown.
50. Robert Alexander5 SPELLINGS (William James Calvin4, Britton3,Frederick2, Timothy1) was born
March 01, 1847 in Tenn., and died December30, 1937. He married Mollie ?. She was born Abt. 1854 in Tenn.,
and died Unknown.
Notesfor Robert Alexander SPELLINGS:
1880Soundex Tenn. (read by Martha Barnes)
Vol. 10- E.D. 44 - Sheet 36 - Line 41 - Gibson Co., Dist. 13
Spellings,Robert 32 white male b.Tenn.
Spellings,Mollie 26 wife b. Tenn.
Spellings,Ursely 2 son b.Tenn.
Childof Robert SPELLINGS and Mollie ? is:
94 i. Ursely6 SPELLINGS, born Abt. 1878; diedUnknown.
53. John Franklin5 SPELLINGS (William James Calvin4, Britton3, Frederick2,Timothy1) was born June 08, 1853,
and died July 18, 1927. He married (1) Ella M. TAYLOR August 06,1875 in Gibson Co., TN. She died1908.
He married (2) Martha Ann Knight 1910 inMayfield, KY. She died Unknown.
Notesfor John Franklin SPELLINGS:
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John F.SPELLINGS
Sex: M
Spouse: E._ M. TAYLOR
Marriage: 6 Aug 1875 Gibson', 'Tennessee
Batch number: M519542
Tennessee,The Volunteer State, 1769-1923, Vol. 2
JohnFranklin Spellings is one of the prominent farmers of Gibson county. He is amember of the Spellings family that
haslong been identified with the upbuilding of this section of the state. Hispaternal grandfather, Britton Spellings,
locatedhere in 1832 and bought a two hundred acre farm for one dollar an acre. Thisfarm was located within a mile of
whereMilan now is and today has a value of one hundred and seventy-five dollars peracre. It has always been owned by
theSpellings family and there John Franklin's birth occurred in 1852, within ashort distance of where he now resides.
Hisfather, William John Spellings, was born in North Carolina and came with hisparents to Gibson county when but eight
yearsof age. John Franklin Spellings' mother was Harriett Ann Wilkinson, a native ofSmith county, Tennessee, and her
demiseoccurred in 1896. William John Spellings was born in 1824 and his demiseoccurred in 1905. They had one other
son,Tom, who served throughout the Civil war. He lived in Gibson county until hisdemise in April, 1922.
JohnFranklin Spellings received his education in the common schools of Gibsoncounty and in due time was graduated
fromthe Milan high school. He then engaged in farming on his own account and hasfollowed agricultural pursuits for
thegreater part of his ilfe. In 1897 he was elected town marshal of Milan and heheld that office for nine years.
He issaid to have been the most popular and efficient public official of that dayand was known from one end of the
stateto the other as a fearless and faithful man. In the early part of 1900 he wentto St. Louis as special agent for
theTerminal Railroad and he remained there three or four years. His heart was inMilan and Gibson county, however, and
he soontired of city life, and resigned his position and returned to his farm, withina short distance of Milan. He
hasbeen very successful in life and this success may be attributed to his ownlabors.
[p.612]Mr. Spellings has been twice married. His first marriage was celebrated in1875, when Miss Ella M. Taylor of
Gibsoncounty, became his wife. To their union two children were born: Mrs. ZelaEunice Ramey, and John. Mrs. Spellings'
demiseoccurred in 1908. In 1910, at Mayfield, Kentucky, Mr. Spellings was married thesecond time, when Martha Ann
Knightbecame his wife. She was born in Henderson county, a daughter of Daniel andElizabeth (Browning) Knight. Her
fatherwas born in 1823 and served throughout the Civil war as a captain in theConfederate army. He was seriously
woundedbut returned to his regiment upon his recovery. His demise occurred in 1873.Mrs. Knight was born in 1834 and
died in1877.
JohnSpellings, the son, has a most enviable war record. Upon the entrance of theUnited States into the World war he
wasquick to put all personal interests aside and he enlisted at Memphis, on the4th of July, 1917, in Battalion A,
FirstTennessee Field Artillery. He was mustered into the Federal service on the 25thof July, at Memphis, and
transferredfrom Battalion A, First Tennessee Field Artillery, to Battalion A, One Hundred andFourteenth Field
Artillery,to Fifty-fifth Field Artillery Brigade, Thritieth Division. He encamped at theFair Grounds in Memphis from
the25th of July to the 9th of September, 1917, with subsequent moves as follows:Memphis to Nashville,
September9, 1917; left Nashville September 9 for Camp Sevier, South Carolina, arrivingSeptember 11, 1917; left Camp
Sevieron the 19th of May, 1918, and arrived in New York city, May 21; left New Yorkcity May 26, 1918, on
H. M.T. Karoa and arrived at Liverpool, England, June 7, 1918; left Liverpool on the9th of June and arrived at
Winchesterthe same day, left Winchester on the 12th of June and arrived at Southampton onthe same day, leaving almost
immediatelyfor Le Havre, France, where he arrived on the 13th of June and remained thereuntil the 14th; arrived at
Guer onthe 16th of June, left there the same day and arrived at Camp Coetquidan,France; left there on the
20th ofAugust, 1918, and arrived in Toul two days later; left there on the 22d andarrived at Traussey on the same
day;remained there until the 24th and then left for Sanzey; arrived there the 25thand remained there until leaving
forMinonville on the 26th; touched the front at this point; left Minonville on the11th of September, 1918, for
advanceposition; arrived at Bernecourt the same day; left there on the 12th ofSeptember, 1918, on advance; in battle
andfought through the following towns in the St. Mihiel offensive: Arrived Flireyon the 12th of September, 1918; left
on sameday and arrived at Bouillonville, September 13, 1918; left there the followingday for Argonne front and
arrivedat the front on the 24th of September; in battle from the 26th of that month to8th of October; from Argonne
frontto Woevre offensive and was there active from the 8th of November to the 11th;also took part in the Toul
defensive,August 27; and returned to Woevre sector October 11, remaining until November7.
JohnFranklin Spellings has always been a strict adherent of the democratic partyand the principles for which it
stands.Fraternally he is affiliated with the Knights of Pythias and his religiousfaith is that of the Methodist
church.Mr. Spellings is one of the most energetic and resourceful promoters of thecity's advancement and he has been
aliberal contributor to all worthy agencies at work for the good of hiscommunity.
Childrenof John SPELLINGS and Ella TAYLOR are:
95 i. Zela Eunice6 SPELLINGS, died Unknown.
96 ii. John SPELLINGS, died Unknown.
59. Charity Ann5 UTLEY (Robert4 SPELLINGS, Britton3, Frederick2, Timothy1)was born June 1847 in TN, and
died Unknown. She married William CHATTEN, son of Thomas Chatten and Polly?. He was born June 1845 in TN,
and died Unknown.
Notesfor Charity Ann UTLEY:
She wasalways referred to as a half sister of Martha Matilda Spellings Stevens withinthe family. She is living with Robertand Lucinda Spellings in 1860. Note by Martha Barnes.
Notesfor William CHATTEN:
1860Tenn. Census - Madison Co.
Thos.Chatten 43 male white farmer $500 - $200 b. VA
PollyChatten 30 female white b. VA
Wm.Chatten 15 male white b. VA
1880Tenn. Soundex (census page
15-62 Chatten, Wm. W. white male age35 b. VA f.b. VA m.b. VA farmer
16-24 Henderson Co. Dist. 12
Chatten, C.A.J. wife age 33 b. TN f.b. NC m.b. TN
Chatten, Thos. L. son age 13 b. TN
Chatten, Mary A. dau age 5 b. TN
Chatten, Charley H. son age 2 b. TN
1900Texas Soundex (read by Martha Barnes)
Vol. 28- E.D. 145 - Sheet 23 - Line 73 - Dallas Co - Pct 7 - Oak Cliff (city) - CedarHill Rd.
Chatten, William white- b Jun 1857 - age 55 - b TN (year of birth obviously off for age)
Charity A. wife - b Jun 1855 - age 57 - bTN (year of birth obviously off for age)
Childrenof Charity A UTLEY and William CHATTEN are:
97 i. Thomas L.6 Chatten, born 1867; died Unknown.
98 ii. Mary A. "Minnie" Chatten, bornJuly 16, 1874 in TN; died Unknown. Shemarried E. A. Norman;
99 iii. Charley H. Chatten, born 1878; diedUnknown. He married Nina ?; died July29, 1954.
Notesfor Charley H. Chatten:
OwnedDallas Broom & Mop Mfg., Co., located at 627 East Fifteenth Street, Dallas,Texas
100 iv. Fate Chatten, born Aft. 1880; diedUnknown.
Notesfor Fate Chatten:
In aletter (original owned by Martha Barnes) dated 9/20/1954 from C.H. Chatten toLuther Stevens:
"....Iam trying to locate some old tin-type pictures which your mother had. One is of Fate, my brother, and one is of
yourmother, grand mother and my sister when she was a little girl...."
60. Lucinda (Lucretia)5 SPELLINGS (Robert4, Britton3, Frederick2, Timothy1)was born Abt. 1849 in , TN, and
diedUnknown. She married B. J. TAYLORJanuary 11, 1869 in Gibson Co., TN. Hedied Unknown.
Childof Lucinda SPELLINGS and B. TAYLOR is:
101 i. Leonard6 TAYLOR, died Unknown.
62. Martha Matilda5 SPELLINGS (Robert4, Britton3, Frederick2, Timothy1) wasborn September 20, 1860 in , TN,
anddied October 15, 1940 in Walters, , OK. She married Amos A. STEVENS April 05, 1885 in Parker, TX, son of
ChristopherSTEVENS and Catherine PHIFER. He wasborn July 09, 1851 in NC, and died February 01, 1936 in Peaster,
ParkerCo., TX.
MoreAbout Martha Matilda SPELLINGS:
Burial:Unknown, Peaster, Parker, TX
Notesfor Amos A. STEVENS:
1870Census Madison Co., TN (read by Martha Barnes)
probablyin household #86-86 - p. 293 Jackson Twp. - listed as A. Stephens - age 17farmhand
E.Stephens 40 male $1,000 $300
A.Stephens 38 female
L.Stephens 8 male
L.Stephens 7 female
M.Stephens 6 male
C.Stephens 30 female
E.Stephens 23 male farmhand
M.Stephens 20 female at home
A.Stephens 17 male farmhand
1900Census - Parker Co., TX - Pct. 11, June 5&6 1900 - HH 38-38
Amos A.Stephens b. July 1851, age 48; m. 14yrs; b. NC; pb NC; farmer
MattieM. " b. Sep 1860; age 39; m. 14 yrs; 4 chil; 4 living; b. TN; pb KY
BenjaminL. " b. July 1888; age 11; b. TX
BurtN. " b. Nov 1889; age 10; b. TX
PearlC. " b. Feb 1892; age 8; b. TX
LutherR. " b. Feb. 1897; age 3; b. TX
Lucinda (m-law) b.Jan. 1825; age 75; wd. 1 chil; 1 living; b. KY; pb KY
1910Census - Parker Co., TX - Pct. 3; May 5, 1910; ED 75; Sheet 1; W.A. Wilson
Stevens, Amos age58; m. 22 yrs.; b. NC; pb NC; farmer
Mattie age50; m. 22 yrs; 4 chil; 4 living; b TN; fb NC; mb MO
Nathan B. age20; (son) b. TX
Collie P. age18 (dau) b. TX
Robert L. age13 (son) b. TX
Spellings,Lucinda (m-law) age 85; wd; 3 chil; 2 living; b. MO; fb VA; mb KY
Documentsdealing with Amos Stevens (summarized) originals in possession of Martha Barnes
Dec.30, 1879-- Grant from B.L. Stimson to J.K. Graham
May 26,1880-- Receipt for payment on this tract made by L.C.W. Patton for J. K.Graham.
Feb.26, 1881-- Receipt for payment on this tract made by "Amos Stephens Assg.J.K. Graham".
Jan. 4,1890-- Receipt for payment on this tract made by "Amos Stephens on accountof self ass'g. J.K. Graham".
Mar. 7,1890-- Grant dated Feb. 21, 1890 (& filed July 10, 1893) "Patent No.126; Vol. 10; issued in your application
to AmosStevens assee. of J.K. Graham for 258 acres Sch. Land".
Nov.28, 1884-- Indenture by which Amos Stevens sold to John Cantwell (60 acres ofJ.K. Graham Survey). E.M. Stevens
witness. (This transaction is reflected by change inacreage on tax receipts from 1883 to 1886.)
July 8,1893-- Amos & Mattie Stevens deeded 60 acres (in lieu of earlier deed madeabout March, 1890 and destroyed by
fire)to S.F. Stevens $500.00.
Feb. 6,1895-- S.F. Stevens & wife E.J. Stevens deeded above tract to M.J. Graves.
Aug.27, 1895-- M.J. Graves & wife A.R. Graves deeded said tract to S.F.Stevens.
Nov.29, 1899-- S.F. Stevens & wife E.J. Stevens deeded said tract to R.G.Holloway
July27, 1900-- R.G. Holloway & M.E. Holloway deeded tract to G.C.A. Boecker
Oct.29, 1905-- G.C.A. Boecker & wife A.M. Boecker deeded tract to A.M. Haynes
Sept.3, 1908-- A.M. Haynes & wife Ola Haynes deeded tract back to Amos Stevens($1,200.00 cash)
March29, 1890-- Amos Stevens & wife M.M. Stevens deeded approx. 95.75 acres toCharles F. Lee of Henry Co., Tenn.
(thisis next to Weakley Co.) $500.00
Nov.19, 1902-- Charles F. Lee (of Jack Co., TX) deeded back to Amos Stevens theabove tract ($750.00)
1. Contract between Amos Stephens & Price& Price Attys. to represent him in a land dispute
2. Deed - dated May 14, 1898 - A.T. Watts soldto Amos Stevens (W. Price Survey 60 acres); Vendors Liens (2); Release
of Vendor's Lien.
3. Letter dated Aug. 26, 1898 to Amos Stevenswith attached bill for court costs, as he received a judgment against
him "in the case of A.T. Watts vs.Amos Stevens, et. al."
1897tax return shows 60 acres in the Price Survey
Dec.1898 tax return shows 51 acres in same
(whatwas the land dispute about?)
April25, 1899 - Letter from Gen. Land Office to Co. Clerk to forward letter and deedto Andrew Stephens, to wit:
1. Letter dated Nov. 21, 1898 to Andrew Stevens saying that "we do notaccept transfers made by heirs with a
viewof patenting the land to assignees under them. When the land is paid out etc. patent can issue
toM.B. Stevens, original purchaser, and you can hold under this transfer withoutfiling it here."
2. Deed of transfer - of land received by the heirs of M.B. Stevenstransferring title to Andrew Stevens
June15, 1899 - Letter from Gen. Land Office conveying to A. Stevens "PatentNo. 404, Vol. 17, issued to M.B. Stevens
for 160acres".
In 1913Amos' tax receipt shows 80 acres of the M.B. Stevens Survey (half of the 160acres involved here).
Estateof Amos Stevens
SeveralOil & Gas Leases & Farm Leases involving the 223 acres and 14 acres.
Oct.16, 1943 - Deed - (This being after the death of Mattie Spellings Stevens)
TexasLand Title Abstracts - Copyright © 1998-2003, MyFamily.com
District:Milam; Robertson; Bexar
Grantee:I. K. Graham
Patentee:Amos Stevens
PatentDate: 21 Feb 1890
Patent#: 126
PatentVolume: 10
Survey/Blk/Tsp:Frac.184 T & P
Class: School
MoreAbout Amos A. STEVENS:
1910census: May 05, 1910, Parker Co., TX - p 178b
Burial:Unknown, Peaster, Parker, TX
Childrenof Martha SPELLINGS and Amos STEVENS are:
102 i. Benjamin Lee6 STEVENS, born July 20, 1888in Peaster, Parker, TX; died February 29, 1964 in
Walters,OK. He married Bertha May Barton May09, 1909 in Parker Co., TX7; born March 13, 1892;
Notesfor Benjamin Lee STEVENS:
Newspaperobituary 1964:
Funeralservices were held Monday in Walters, Okla., with burial there, for a native ofParker County, Lee Stevens, 75,
ofWalters, who died on Feb. 29 after a short illness.
Mr.Stevens was born in the Peaster Community on July 20, 1888, the son of the lateUncle Amos and Aunty Mattie Stevens.
Afterhis marriage to Bertha Barton in 1909 they moved to a farm in Oklahoma. His wife died in 1946.
Survivingare two sons, Norman and Royce, both of Kerman, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs.Harold Shull of Arlington and
Mrs.Ralph Hetzler of Walters. Alsosurviving are two brothers, Bert of Electra, and Luther of Aledo; and ten
grandchildren,five great-grandchildren and a number of nieces, nephews and cousins in thisarea.
MoreAbout Benjamin Lee STEVENS:
1910census: May 04, 1910, Parker Co., TX - p 178a - with wife
103 ii. Nathan Bert STEVENS, born November 08,1889 in Peaster, Parker, TX; died February 1986 in
Kamay,Archer, TX. He married Alvenia"Venie" Boecker 1912; born November 25, 1891 in Rockville,
Nebraska;died January 24, 1974 in Wichita Falls, TX.
MoreAbout Nathan Bert STEVENS:
Fact 5:453-12-1462
104 iii. Coillie Pearl STEVENS, born February 09,1892 in Peaster, Parker, TX; died April 29, 1926.
Shemarried Claud Frank Pope; born July 29, 1889 in GA; died January 16, 1976 inParker Co., TX.
Notesfor Coillie Pearl STEVENS:
MoreAbout Coillie Pearl STEVENS:
Burial:Unknown, Peaster, Parker, TX
Notesfor Claud Frank Pope:
InMemory of Claude F. Pope
Date ofBirth July 29, 1889
Date ofDeath January 16, 1976
Timeand Place of Services
January17, 1976 - 2:00 p.m.
White'sChapel of Memories
Minister Rev. Carl Clinton
Placeof Interment Peaster Cemetery
Arrangementsby White's of Weatherford
MoreAbout Claud Frank Pope:
Burial:January 17, 1976, Peaster Cemetery, Parker Co., TX
105 iv. Robert Luther Stevens, born February 12,1897 in Peaster, Parker, TX; died August 23, 1978
inWeatherford, Parker, TX. He marriedSusie Mattie Wright November 19, 1916 in Parker, TX; born
February23, 1896 in Stellaville, Jefferson Co., GA; died July 10, 1977 in ParkerCounty, Texas.
Notesfor Robert Luther Stevens:
SS INFOfrom SSDI:
BORN 12 Feb1897
DIED Aug 1978
RESIDENCE 76107 (Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX)
LAST BENEFIT 76086 (Weatherford, Parker,TX)
ISSUINGSTATE Texas
ISSUEDBefore 1951
InMemory of Robert Luther Stevens
Date ofBirth February 12, 1897
Date ofDeath August 23, 1978
Timeand Place of Services
August25, 1978 - 10:30 a.m.
White'sChapel of Memories
Minister Rev. Charles Williams
Interment Central Cemetery
Arrangements White's of Weatherford
MoreAbout Robert Luther Stevens:
Burial:August 25, 1978, Central Cemetery, Parker County, TX
Fact 5:462-14-6733
Notesfor Susie Mattie Wright:
Newspaperobituary 7/12/1977:
Mrs.Susie Mattie Stevens, 81, Rt. 1, Aledo, passed away Sunday. Survivors; Husband, Robert L.; Daughter,
Mrs.Marie Snyder, Ft. Worth; sons, Robert, Walter, both Aledo, Edwin, Center Point;10 grandchildren; 11
great-grandchildren;brothers, Ray Wright, Ft. Worth, Sam Wright, Springtown; sisters, Mrs. RachelHowry,
Weatherford,Mrs. Jewel Garland, Ft. Worth, Mrs. Irene Carr, Central, Mrs. Pauline Chilcutt,Springtown.
Services10:30 a.m. Tuesday, White's Chapel of Memories. Rev. Charles Williams officiating. Interment Central
Cemetery. Arrangements White's Funeral Home,Weatherford.
InMemory of Mrs. Susie Mattie Stevens
Date ofBirth February 23, 1896
Date ofDeath July 10, 1977
Timeand Place of Services
July12, 1977 - 10:30 a.m.
White'sChapel of Memories
Minister Rev. Charles Williams
Interment Central Cemetery
Arrangements White's of Weatherford
MoreAbout Susie Mattie Wright:
Burial:July 12, 1977, Central Baptist Church Cem., Parker Co., TX
Fact 5:464-21-2311
1. 1850 Census Tallahachie Co., MS, childrenliving with others.
2. Marriages of Early Edgecombe Co., NC1733-1868 by R.S. Williams, Worsley, Etheldred married Brittania Spelling
15 Oct. 1828 Frederick Mayo, (w.) Ml. Hearn.
3. 1850 Census Tallahachie Co., MS.
4. 1850 Census Tallahachie Co., MS, living withEli Staton.
5. 1850 Census Tallahachie Co., MS, Living withAnna Vess.
6. Locality Records at LDS library.
7. 1905 - 1910 Parker County Marriagesextracted by Kaye Vernon.

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Study of the Recycling Policy to Make Efficient Resource-recycling Society
Ryu, Su-Ho ;
Journal of the Korean Institute of Resources Recycling, volume 18, issue 2, 2009, Pages 3~15
To accomplish the greenhouse gas reduction which is over core unit project of the "Green growth" policy and "Resource circulation society", it is important to maintain proper balance and complement between energy recovery from waste and material recycling. This research(study) examined the related policies on the past of korea and foreign country, and also "The 4th resource recycling master plan" and "Energy recovery from waste plan" to provide advisable direction for resource recycling policy. The results of the research(study) showed that there were no significant difference between korea and developed foreign countries waste management policies. But in German policy, energy recovery from waste and pre-treatment are importantly considered and highly required for permission. Under current circumstance in korea, recycling will be more difficult than in the past. According to "The 4th resource recycling master plan", film type of synthetic resin was not sustainable recycled material in substance."Energy recovery from waste plan", proved that the energy recovery from RDF/RPF have lower efficiency than regular incineration generation and substance recycling. To solve these problems, the energy and remainder heat recovery must be generalized to "Energy recovery" concept and institutional improvement such as LCA(Life Cycle Assessment) system are need to support it. And also technology development to extract synthetic polymer by dissolved film type of synthetic resin must be provided.
Characteristics of Wastewater from the Pulp.Paper Industry and its Biological Treatment Technologies
Abn, Ji-Whan ; Lim, Mi-Hee ;
Journal of the Korean Institute of Resources Recycling, volume 18, issue 2, 2009, Pages 16~29
This paper describes characteristics of pollutants in wastewater from the pulp and paper industry and biological technologies for the wastewater treatment. The wastewater from the pulp and paper industry contains high concentrations of biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) and chemical oxygen demand (COD) and shows high toxicity and strong black-brown color. In particular, organic chlorinated compounds such as dioxins and furans may be formed by the chlorination of lignin in wood chips. Thus the pulp and paper industry is recently trending toward total chlorine-free (TCF) bleaching processes. All biological technologies for pulp and paper wastewater treatment are based on the contact between wastewater and bacteria, which feed on organic materials in the wastewater, thus they reduce BOD concentration in it. Both aerobic and anaerobic treatments were found to be effective for the wastewater treatment. Furthermore, advanced technologies such as fungal application and combined biological-filtration process have been also introduced to the wastewater treatment field. These technologies would be useful for water recycling to reduce water consumption throughout pulp and paper making process.
Development of Tribo-electrostatic Separation Technique for Scale-up Process of Heavy Group Plastic Tailings
Park, Chul-Hyun ; Jeon, Ho-Seok ; Baek, Sang-Ho ; Kim, Bong-Gon ;
Journal of the Korean Institute of Resources Recycling, volume 18, issue 2, 2009, Pages 30~38
In this research, we studied the scale-up triboelectrostatic process for separation of PVC from higher gravity fraction of plastic wastes produced from wet gravity separation process. High density polyethylene (HDPE) was found to be the most effective materials for a tribo-charger in the separation of plastic tailings. In a commercial scale triboelelctrostatic separator unit, using the HDPE pipe-line charger, a grade of 99.1% with PET, PS and others and a recovery of 86% was obtained under optimum conditions at over 250 kV/m electric field, a splitter position of -8 cm from the center, and less than 40% relative humidity. The developed unit can process the plastic wastes at a 300 kg/h, and the product can be utilized as RPF or RDF of over grade 2.
Effect of Alkaline Activator and Curing Condition on the Compressive Strength of Cementless Fly Ash Based Alkali-Activated Mortar
Kang, Hyun-Jin ; Ryu, Gum-Sung ; Koh, Kyung-Taek ; Kang, Su-Tae ; Park, Jung-Jun ; Kim, Sung-Wook ; Lee, Jang-Hwa ;
Journal of the Korean Institute of Resources Recycling, volume 18, issue 2, 2009, Pages 39~50
Portland cement production is under critical review due to high amount of
gas released to the atmosphere. Attempts to increase the utilization of fly ash, a by-products from thermal power plant to partially replace the cement in concrete are gathering momentum. But most of fly ash is currently dumped in landfills, thus creating a threat to the environment. Many researches on alkali-activated concrete that does not need the presence of cement as a binder have been carried out recently. Instead, the source of material such as fly ash, that are rich in Silicon(Si) and Aluminium(Al), are activated by alkaline liquids to produce the binder. Hence concrete with no cement is effective in the reduction of
gas. In this study, we investigated the influence of the compressive strength of mortar on alkaline activator and curing condition in order to develop cementless fly ash based alkali-activated concrete. In view of the results, we found out that it was possible for us to make alkali-activated mortar with 70MPa at the age of 28days by using alkaline activator manufactured as 1:1 the mass ratio of 9M NaOH and sodium silicate and applying the atmospheric curing after high temperature at
for 48hours.
Biomass and PE Gasification with High Temperature Steam of Brown Gas
Roh, Seon-Ah ; Yun, Jin-Han ; Kim, Woo-Hyun ; Keel, Sang-In ; Min, Tai-Jin ;
Journal of the Korean Institute of Resources Recycling, volume 18, issue 2, 2009, Pages 51~55
Sawdust and sewage sludge and PE gasification by high temperature steam of Brown gas have been performed in this study. Steam/carbon ratio has been changed from 1 to 5 and the effect of steam/carbon ratio on the produced gas concentrations, gasification rate and tar generation has been determined. Also, the temperature distribution in the gasification reactor has been studied. Highest combustible content in the produced gas is around 70vol% and
shows highest content among the combustible compounds. However, the heating value of the produced gas and tar content have been reduced with increasing steam/carbon ratio.
A Study on the Dissolution of Aluminum Hydroxide with Mineral and Organic Acid
Lee, Hwa-Young ;
Journal of the Korean Institute of Resources Recycling, volume 18, issue 2, 2009, Pages 56~61
The dissolution of domestic aluminum hydroxide of 99.7% purity has been performed with mineral and organic acid prior to the synthesis of aluminum compounds from aluminum solution. Mean particle size of aluminum hydroxide used in the work was
, respectively and the effect of reaction temperature, concentration of acid and reaction time on the dissolution of aluminum hydroxide has been examined. As a result, the dissolution of aluminum hydroxide was increased with the concentration of HCl and more than 70% dissolution was obtained with 5 mole/l HCl at
for reaction time of 4 hr. As far as the dissolution of aluminum hydroxide with sulfuric acid was concerned, it was found that the optimum concentration of sulfuric acid was about 6 mole/l for the effective dissolution of aluminum hydroxide. When oxalic acid was used for the dissolution of aluminum hydroxide, nearly complete dissolution could be obtained by the dissolution for 16 hr with 1.0 mole/l oxalic acid at
A Study on the Economic Evaluation of the Recycling of End-of-Life Vehicles
Baek, Mi-Hwa ; Ahn, Hye-Seong ; Kim, Dong-Su ;
Journal of the Korean Institute of Resources Recycling, volume 18, issue 2, 2009, Pages 62~68
Number of vehicles in Korea is gradually increasing and it exceeded 16 million in 2007. Holding of vehicles is connected to disposal, owing to this reason the importance of ELVs recycling has been emphasized. The recycling of ELVs makes the disposal of ELVs easier as well as protects environment and it has the alternative effect economizing the insufficient resource. This study was carried out to evaluate the economic effect of recycling of ELVs compared with disposal of ELVs. The analysis showed that recycling process makes a profit in comparison to the disposal of ELVs. Therefore the government has to consider establishing the regulation related to recycling of ELVs or materials and car manufactures have to develop the efficient dismantling and recycling methods.
The Characterization and Sintering Behavior of Alumina Powder Prepared by Heat-treatment of Artificial Marble Waste Containing
Ryu, Sung-Soo ; Seo, Sung-Gyu ; Kim, Hyung-Tae ; Kim, Hyeong-Jun ; Park, Jun-Gyu ; Yang, Jae-Gyu ;
Journal of the Korean Institute of Resources Recycling, volume 18, issue 2, 2009, Pages 69~76
Alumina powder was prepared from heat-treatment of artificial marble waste fine aggregate containing
for the purpose of the feasibility of its recycling. Artificial marble waste was heat-treated between
and XRD, BET surface area, BJH pore size distribution and adsorption of As were analyzed for heat-treated powder. It was found that the adsorption efficiency of As was significantly affected by phase composition of alumina powder rather than its physical characteristic. Heat-treated powder compact was sintered to produce the pellet. Alumina pellet with porosity more than 60% could be obtained after sintering below
and also the addition of glass powder as a sintering aid had a positive effect on lowering sintering temperature, led to the high porosity near 60% and adsorption of As over 60% even at
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Saturday At The Border - Poem by Hayden Carruth
"Form follows function follows form . . . , etc."
--Dr. J. Anthony Wadlington
Here I am writing my first villanelle
At seventy-two, and feeling old and tired--
"Hey, Pops, why dontcha give us the old death knell?"--
And writing it what's more on the rim of hell
In blazing Arizona when all I desired
Was north and solitude and not a villanelle,
Working from memory and not remembering well
How many stanzas and in what order, wired
On Mexican coffee, seeing the death knell
Of sun's salvos upon these hills that yell
Bloody murder silently to the much admired
Dead-blue sky. One wonders if a villanelle
Can do the job. Granted, old men now must tell
Our young world how these bigots and these retired
Bankers of Arizona are ringing the death knell
For everyone, how ideologies compel
Children to violence. Artifice acquired
For its own sake is war. Frail villanelle,
Have you this power? And must Igo and sell
Myself? "Wow," they say, and "cool"--this hired
Old poetry guy with his spaced-out death knell.
Ah, far from home and God knows not much fired
By thoughts of when he thought he was inspired,
He writes by writing what he must. Death knell
Is what he's found in his first villanelle.
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When the IPKat posted his original piece on the problems of collecting unpaid costs in IP opposition proceedings (here), he hoped for some thoughtful responses and he was not disappointed. Readers' comments, particularly that of Robert Cumming (Walker Morris), made for interesting reading. We all now have a better idea of the problem and, thanks to this blog's little survey (which you will find perched at the top of the home page side bar), we can see what readers regard as the preferred solutions. With the first 100 votes cast, the preferred option appears to be to ask an opponent to give security for costs. A monthly escalation of unpaid costs -- which was initially the front runner -- has stalled in second place, scarcely ahead of the third most-favoured option, the technically and politically more problematic solution of rendering a debtor's own IP rights (assuming he has any) unenforceable until he pays his outstanding costs. Surprisingly, at least to this Kat, the "name-and-shame" option of listing non-payers' names until they cough up, has no support among IP practitioners and their clients at all.
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Killer of 8-year-old on trial again
Updated 11:30 pm, Thursday, January 17, 2013
BRIDGEPORT -- Former drug kingpin Russell Peeler Jr., on death row for ordering the executions of an 8-year-old boy and his mother, will face another murder trial next month.
Under heavy guard, Peeler entered a Main Street courtroom on Thursday dressed in a bright orange jumpsuit and carrying a large packet of documents.
During the brief hearing, he attempted to interrupt Superior Court Judge John Kavanewsky Jr. as the judge scheduled jury selection to begin Feb. 4 for the trial.
Peeler, who ran an extensive drug ring in the city, is on death row after being convicted of capital felony for ordering the Jan. 7, 1999, murders of 8-year-old Leroy "B.J." Brown Jr . and his mother, Karen Clarke, in their North End home.
Peeler recently wrote on a prison pen pal website: "I am the only one on CT death row who isn't the trigger man."
At the time of the murder, the boy was to be a witness against Peeler in the 1998 murder of Clarke's then-boyfriend, Rudolph Snead Jr., a rival drug dealer, in a Boston Avenue barbershop.
Peeler was earlier convicted of the barbershop murder, but it was overturned by the state Supreme Court, which ruled that Peeler's initial lawyer, Gary Mastronardi, was disqualified from the case in violation of Peeler's constitutional right to a lawyer of his choice.
A Superior Court judge disqualified Mastronardi after prosecutors argued he might be called as a witness in the Clarke-Brown murders. But the appeals court said there was no evidence that Mastronardi had to be called.
Mastronardi bowed out on the eve of a new trial in the barbershop case on the basis that Peeler no longer had the money to pay him. He told the judge that considering the complexity of the case, he was not willing to work for what public defenders are paid.
The judge then appointed Robert Sullivan to represent Peeler.
Sullivan told the judge he would be filing motions to further delay the start of the trial. He declined to say what those motions will be.
"I'll write to you," Peeler told a reporter as he was later led out of the courtroom.
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Here is a cautionary tale about Internet dating:
A local man terrorized a woman after she tried to end a relationship that started last year with messages in a Yahoo chat room.
Once the woman tried to distance herself from Kenneth Phelan, he not only showed up at the woman's workplace last year, he also contacted Gov. David Paterson's office to try to get her deported, according to the Assistant Albany County District Attorney Christina Calabrese.
He then placed an advertisement on Craigslist falsely identifying the woman as an illegal alien using a stolen Social Security number. And he sent chilling e-mails on July 1, 2008, stating, "You're a dead (expletive), $10,000 reward for your death," and, "We will kill you." Calabrese said.
Phelan will have to find new avenues for dating. He's headed to state prison.


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Cardinals Falter in Moravian Double-Header
BETHLEHEM, Pa.- The visiting Catholic University softball team managed just five hits against Landmark Conference foe Moravian College Saturday afternoon, as the Cards were swept in two games 8-1, 10-2.
CUA now stands at 23-11 overall, 4-6 in conference play.
The Cardinals notched the first run of game one, as Alyssa Corvino scored on a throwing error by Moravian's catcher.
That would be CUA's only run of the night, however, as a combination of solid pitching and stifling defensive pressure helped the Greyhounds secure an 8-1 victory.
It was more of the same in game two, as Catholic's bats remained relatively silent throughout the afternoon. The Cards allowed ten hits and gave up ten runs in the six inning game.
CUA scored the only two runs of the afternoon in the top of the third inning. Tracy Scanlon first hit a double to right center that brought home Rachel Baker, and then scored on a Greyhound throwing error.
The Cardinals will look to bounce back this weekend, as they head to Salisbury University for a double-header beginning at 3:30 p.m.