New Source Records
- 1850 Census – Joseph Garrett, John Garrett, and Coleman Forrester households (all on same page)
- 1860 Census – Joseph Garrett (in the James Greenwood household)
- 1870 Census – Robert Garrett household
- 1860 Census – Joshua Curtis household (includes Mary Stroud)
- 1880 Census – Martin Curtis household (includes Mary Stroud)
- 1910 Census – Edward A. Roberts household
- World War I Draft Registration Card – James B. Roberts
- 1920 Census – Tom Moreland household
- Social Security Death Index – Rachel (Johnson) Ward
- 1850 Census – Russell Lawson household
- 1870 Census – Russell Lawson household
- 1880 Census – Dave Butler household (big find!)
- Various land and court records – James Hemphill
New People
- Russell Lawson’s wife, Lucinda, and children, Saphronia, Rosannah, James, George, Thomas, Susan, Zachariah, Beauregard, and Elizabeth
- John Stroud and Delilah Bright’s children: John, Mira, Sarah, Annis, Margaret, Robert, Lois, Calvin, Martha, Rebecca, Mary Jane, and Joanna
- Mary Elizabeth Roberts’ husband: John Henry Stuart
- Emma Roberts’ husband: Webster Coffey
- William Roberts and Mary Henderson’s children: Lilla, Albert, Ellen, Arthur, Emma, James, Edward, Syble, Jessie, Annie, and Elmer
- James S. Roberts’ wife, Mary Morgan, and children: Grady, Earl, Earnest, Lewis, Arvil, Edgebert, Pearle, Justin, and Myrtle
- William LaFayette Roberts’ wife, Doshia Townsend, and children: Charlsie, Clarence, Elsie, Willie, Johnny, Lois, and Olean
New Cross-Connected Relationships
- John W. Stroud (maternal grandmother’s first cousin three times removed) married to Mary Jane Hemphill (maternal grandfather’s first cousin once removed)
- Joanna Stroud (maternal grandmother’s first cousin three times removed) married to James Callaway Ellis (maternal grandfather’s great-uncle)
- Richard Kendrick (paternal grandfather’s half-brother) married to Vadah Whitener (paternal grandmother’s half-first cousin)
Database Statistics
- Individuals: 1793
- Families: 557
- Unique Surnames: 390
- Photos: 17
- Documents: 14
- Headstones: 35
- Histories: 3
- Sources: 194
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