I81730: Elias CARR (7 Aug 1866

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CONFLICT on parents see Ambrose Dudley record.

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Benjamin James (20.Anne4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. Stafford Co., VA.
Children:
i Susan Washington James b. 9 May 1804, Stafford Co., VA, m. 3 Jun 1830, in
Laurens, SC, John Garlington, b. 19 Oct 1784, d. 1 May 1866, Laurens Co., SC.

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Henry O'Neill Love m. 1870 in Pickens Co. AL to Angeline GOODMAN

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Father: Philip Massey b. 1688 in Talbot Co, Maryland
Mother: Jane Hopkins b. About 1677 in South Carolina
Property: 5 Jun 1786 150 acres, Deep Creek, Cheraw District, South Carolina 5
Will: 10 May 1801
Children:
1. DescendantsElias Massey b. 1760 in Halifax Co, North Carolina
2. DescendantsAlston S Massey b. 1762 in Brunswick, Greenville Co, Virginia
3. DescendantsOliver Massey b. After 1772 in South Carolina
4. Nancy Massey b. About 1774
5. DescendantsSalley Massey b. 4 Aug 1776
6. DescendantsCharlotte Massey b. 25 May 1778 in Lynches Creek, Kershaw District, South Carolina
7. DescendantsDrewry Massey b. 1787 in Halifax Co, Virginia

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Father: Thomas PENISTON b. ? 1446 in Hawridge, Bucks
Mother: Alice BULSTRODE b. ? 1450 in Hedgerley, Bucks

Robert LEE (Husband)
Thomas TRESHAM (Husband)
From Web Site Author: David Nash Ford Title: Royal Berkshire History; Web Site Author: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Title: Family Search

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"Reily, William B., president of the Reily-Taylor Co., coffee importers and roasters, New Orleans, La., was born in East Feliciana parish, near Clinton, La., March 6, 1859; son of Samuel W. and Charlotte (Boatner) Reily, the former of whom was born in Wilkinson county, Miss., and in after life followed the avocation of a planter in Louisiana. The mother was born March 28, 1828, in Louisiana.

The paternal grandparents, John Young and Mary (McNeely) Reily, were born in Sumpter
county, S. C. The family name formerly was O'Reily, but the O and apostrophe have
been dropped by the later branches of the family in America.
The paternal great-great-grandfather, Samuel Warburton O'Reily, was born in 1768 and came to this country in 1787. He married Martha Nelson McDonald, of Edgefield, S. C., in the year 1794.
The paternal great-grandfather was Samuel Reily. The father, Samuel W. Reily, settled in East Feliciana parish, La., where he later owned and operated a plantation. He died at Bastrop, Morehouse parish, in 1882. His wife, Charlotte Boatner, died in the year 1861. Her father, William Boatner, was born Nov. 1, 1788, in the state of South Carolina. His wife, Sarah (Jelks) Boatner, also was born in South Carolina, Nov., 1799, and died in 1891. They were married in March, 1819.

Six children were born to Samuel W. and Charlotte (Boatner) Reily, namely: John Boatner, a planter, now living at Collinston, Morehouse parish, La.;
William B., the subject of this sketch; Thomas G., now representing the Reily Taylor
company at Greenville, S. C. The other 3 children are deceased.

William B. Reily first attended a country school, and later was instructed by a private tutor at the parental home. When his education had been completed the young man began his business career as a clerk in a country store at Bastrop, La., in which capacity he continued about 8 years, then launching into business on his own account as proprietor of a retail grocery store. After 2 years as a retail grocer at Bastrop, he changed the field of his operations to Monroe, La., where he engaged in the wholesale grocery business as president of the Southern Grocery Co., incorporated, with D. W. Pipes, formerly of Clinton, La., as vice-president, and R. A. Shotwell, secretary. This enterprise prospered from its inception, and Mr. Reily continued as its executive head during 14 years. Jan. 1,. 1903, Mr. Reily removed to New Orleans and organized the Reily-Taylor company, coffee importers and roasters. The personnel of this
corporation is William B. Reily, president; J. Aron, vice-president; J. B. Redmond, secretary. In addition to his mercantile and manufacturing interests, Mr. Reily owns large tracts of land in northern Louisiana, upon which cotton is grown as the staple crop. He is a member of the board of stewards of the Rayne Memorial Methodist church, New Orleans, and is affiliated with the Knights of Pythias, his membership in this latter fraternity being at Monroe.

Four children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. William B. Reily, these being: William B., Jr., a graduate of the Boys' high school and Tulane university, New Orleans, and now a stockholder and member of the board of directors in the Reily Taylor company; James Weaks, also a graduate of the Boys' high school and Tulane university, and a stockholder and director in the Reily-Taylor company, for which corporation he travels as a salesman; Ethel, a graduate of the Newcomb college of Tulane university; Charlotte Ann, now an art student of Neweomb college, Tulane university. Mr. Reily is essentially a citizen of the community in which he lived, and his activities are by no means confined to the immediate business of which he is the executive head. In other words, he is pronouncedly a public-spirited citizen, wide-awake, zealous, and loyal to the best interests of the masses of the people, always actively interested in public and local affairs, and readily co”perating in all really meritorious movements for the common welfare. During his 14 years of busy life at Monroe, La., he occupied many important positions there. He was president of the Monroe Telephone Co., member of the board of directors of the Ouachita cotton mills, member of the city council, president of the Monroe Board of Trade, and president of the Valley Merchandising Co."

Luzian Coffee and Blue Plate Mayonaise - products of Reily Foods

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"I. Baily Washington((6)), M. D., U. S. A., b. 1787, Westmoreland Co., Va.; died in Washington, D. C., Aug. 4, 1854; age 67 years. Married Ann Matilda Lee, b. July 13, 1790; d. Dec. 20, 1880."
American Biographical Notes
WASHINGTON, DR. BAILEY, d. in Washington, D. C., Aug. 4, 1854, a. 67; b. in Westmoreland co., Va., in 1787; senior surgeon in the navy, having entered the navy in 1810; was surgeon on the Enterprise when captured by the Boxer; afterwards served with efficiency on Lake Ontario under Chauncey; was fleet surgeon under Com. Rogers, Elliott and Patterson, in the Mediterranean, and was last in sea service in the Mexican war; was consulting and visiting surgeon of the navy yard and marine barracks at Washington at the time of his death.

Bailey Washington was a surgeon, in U. S. N., July 24, 1813; was on the Enterprise when captured by the Boxer; was on Lake Erie, with Chauncey, Fleet Surgeon, under Commodore Rogers, Elliott and Patterson, in the Mediterranean. Served in the Mexican War, Senior Surgeon, U. S. N., in 1854. He left one son, three daughters, and grandchildren; died in South Carolina.
Children:
Fanny Wallace WASHINGTON + Pierson B READING
Richard Bland WASHINGTON
Ann Louisa WASHINGTON + Walter Dorsey DARIDGE
Eliza Lee WASHINGTON

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My Southern Family

Elias CARR

7 Aug 1866 - ____

ID Number: I81730

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George DUDLEY

12 Apr 1707 - ____

ID Number: I3682

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Edmund DUKE Sr.

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I1312

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Benjamin JAMES

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I62276

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Henry O'Neill LOVE

1838 - ____

ID Number: I77814

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Arthur MASSEY

1736 - AFT 18 Nov 1801

ID Number: I104321

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KATHERINE PENNYSTON

ABT 1485 - 1558

ID Number: I85051

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William Boatner REILY

6 Mar 1859 - ____

ID Number: I10976

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Sabra SNODGRASS

11 Feb 1788 - ____

ID Number: I46355

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William SYMPSON

ABT 1770 - ____

ID Number: I37072

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Johnathan WAREN

ABT 1820 - ____

ID Number: I29835

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Dr. Bailey WASHINGTON

1787 - 4 Aug 1854

ID Number: I33751

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Linnie WHITESIDE

1870 - ____

ID Number: I14297

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Sarah or Sally WYATT

1769 - ____

ID Number: I71559

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