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301	1.Mary's maiden name of Yarborough or Yarbrough has never been proven and it is not known exactly where it originated. However, there is a Surry Co., NC, marriage record for a James Caudle and Mary Yarbrough on January 22, 1849. This James Caudle was born ca. 1823 and was the son of William and Gracie (Broadway) Caudle (reference "Appalachia Crossroads: The Caudill Family", pages 2036 and 2039). It is not known at this time how this James Caudle connects with James Caudill, Sr., if indeed he does at all. Brian K. Caudill.	YARBOROUGH, Mary (I181)
302	1.Matthew Caudill purchases 100 acres of land on the Roaring River from Archilius Craft on November 23, 1806. See Wilkes County Deed Book F-1, pages 439-440. The sale was witnessed by Benjamin Adams and William Johnson and was recorded during the February trem of the court in 1807. _______________________________________________________ 2.According to published family trees, Matthew is living in Kentucky by the year 1813 when his daughter Sarah was born. _______________________________________________________	CAUDILL, Matthew Sr. (I594)
303	1.Mediann was "Lash's" first cousin. Nephew of Mideann's mother, Susan Jane Tilley _________________________________________________________	TILLEY, Elisha P. (I7747)
304	1.Military Record submitted by Sharon Dennison via Ancestory.com, 4-16-04 Residence: Wilkes Co., NC a.Service Record b.Deserted (While on parole) c.Enlisted as a Private on October 04, 1861 at the age of 45 d.Enlisted in Company D, 33rd Infantry Regiment North Carolina on 31 October 1861. e.POW on 01 May, 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA f.Paroled on 04 May, 1863. g.Returned on 01 October, 1863 h.POW on 12 May, 1864 at Spotsylvania Court House, VA i.Confined on 18 May, 1864 at Point Lookout, MD j.Transferred on 08 August, 1864 at Elmira, NY k.Died of disease while in POW Company D, 33rd Infantry Regiment North Carolina on December 24, 1864 in Elmira, NY ______________________________________________________	BROOKS, Thomas Robert (I10253)
305	1.Moved from Madison Co., Virginia to Letcher Co. KY.	BACK, John (I3823)
306	1.Moved from Wilkes, NC to Nebraska, to Texas, and back to Nebraska with bros. _______________________________________________________ 2.Robert Houston and his brother Ruffin Winfield were in TX together, and Win is living with Robert, his wife and children in the 1910 Census, in Greeley Co., NE. ________________________________________________________	CAUDLE, Robert Houston (I229)
307	1.Moved from Wilkes, NC to Wolback Nebraska, to Texas, and back to Nebraska with bros. _______________________________________________________________ 2.Stroke (had diabetes). Winfield is living with his brother Robert Houston, his wife, and two children in Greeley Co., NE, Win is listed as a widower. Dad (James W. Caudle) said his father (Win) was married prior to the marriage to his mother, and that they both were ill and she died in TX, he recovered and moved to NE. My uncle Dean Carson Caudle said his first wife was pregnant and died in childbirth in TX before he could get back to her from NE where he was trying to find a place to live. _________________________________________________________	CAUDLE, Ruffin Winfield (I228)
308	1.Moved to Iowa or Nebraska about 1854, Norwood abt 1895. ________________________________________________________	CAUDLE, Thomas Franklin (I10269)
309	1.Moved to Mieigs, TN about 1860. ________________________________________________________	CAUDLE, Richard (I10268)
310	1.Moved to the Speedwell and Corner's Rock area of VA. Out on a Limb, p.268. _______________________________________________________________________	HOLBROOK, Thomas (I7519)
311	1.Moved to Wright Co., MO in 1869. _______________________________________________________	CAUDLE, George Pleasant (I10704)
312	1.Moved to Wright Co., MO in 1869. _______________________________________________________	CAUDLE, Elizabeth Angeline (I10706)
313	1.Mr. Roscoe Wake Tedder, age 87, of South Cricket Drive, North Wilkesboro died Saturday, May 1, 2004 at Wilkes Regional Medical Center. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, May 4, at 2:00 at Cricket Baptist Church with the Rev. Dean Rector, the Rev. Clayburn Roten, and the Rev. Joe Farmer officiating. The body will be placed in the church at 1:30. Burial will be in Mountlawn Memorial Park. Mr. Tedder was born in Wilkes Co., February 6, 1917, to Carlie and Candace Caudill Tedder. He was a member of Cricket Baptist Church. Mr. Tedder was retired from American Drew. Mr. Tedder is survived by three daughters, Mary Ellen Blevins, Bobbie Jean Royal, Betty Sue Smith all of North Wilkesboro; three sons, Luvern Tedder, Jasper Roscoe Tedder, Leonard Tedder all of North Wilkesboro; two half sisters, Beulah Milam and Manda Birchfield both of Slab Fork, WV; one half brother, Silas Tedder of Slab Fork, WV; 13 grandchildren; 12 great, grandchildren. The family will receive at Reins-Sturdivant Funeral Home from 6:30 until 8:30 Monday, May 3, 2004. Pallbearers will be Bill Blevins, Danny Viers, Phillip Tedder, Chris Tedder, Jason Smith, Randall Kirby, Randy Royal, Joe McNeill. ________________________________________________________	TEDDER, Roscoe Wake (I1822)
314	1.Name pronounced "Carol." _________________________________________________________	CAUDLE, Caryl (I7902)
315	1.Name spelled "Caudill" in the 1860 Federal Census. ________________________________________________________	CAUDLE, Jesse (I950)
316	1.Name spelled Cordill, 1880 Tazewell Co., VA Census, p.313B. ____________________________________________________________________ Feb. 2, 1851 Zachariah MOXLY, Thomas MOXLY, Samuel CAUDILL, Malachi CAUDILL & wife Sally, Hugh CAUDILL & wife Elizabeth, Richard BILLINGS & wife Mary, & Calvin BLEVINS, to Alfred MOXLEY, 2 tracts of land, for $135. 1st tract: 100 acres on south side of Bledsoes Ridge on James MAXWELL's line. 2nd tract: 50 acres on Little River on LENORS [LENOIR's] corner & James MAXWELL's line. Signed: Calvin J. BLEVINS, Sarah (X) CAUDILL, Hugh CAUDILL, Elizabeth (X) CAUDILL, Zachariah (X) MOXLY. Wits: Hugh M. STAKS, Samuel D. CAUDILL, Thos. CARR. Proved Sept. 27, 1869, by Thos. CARR. [Note: Hugh M. "STAKS" may be Hugh M. STOKES, a lawyer from Wilkes Co., NC.] 1:432	CAUDILL, Malichi (I8216)
317	1.Name spelled Cordill, 1880 Tazewell Co., VA Census, p.313B. ____________________________________________________________________	FRENCH, Martha (I9880)
318	1.Nancy Jane would seem to be the daughter of Thomas, Stephen, or Abner. It is more likely that she belongs to Thomas' line, however some records indicate her father's name was John. Also, it is unknown whether Thomas had a first and middle name such as John Thomas. Brian K. Caudill.	CAUDILL, Nancy Jane (I8264)
319	1.Never married. _______________________________________________________	CRAFT, Martha (I6352)
320	1.Never married.	CAUDILL, David J. (I3794)
321	1.Never married.	ELDRIDGE, Fanny (I6567)
322	1.Never married.	ADAMS, Sarah (I8222)
323	1.Never married. Out on a Limb, p.268. ______________________________________________________________	HOLBROOK, Martha Caroline (I7534)
324	1.Never married. Out on a Limb, p.78. ________________________________________________________________________________	JOHNSON, Plutina (I9513)
325	1.Newton had two wives and it's not clear who mothered which of his children. _____________________________________________________	MCCANN, Newton (I2277)
326	1.Nicholas Hutchens was a ship owner at the Jamestown Colony. ______________________________________________________	HUTCHENS, Nicholas (I111)
327	1.Notes for Mary Adams: It is said that James Caudill, Jr., married a North Carolina girl, Mary, thought to be an Adams, twin sister of Sarah Adams, who married James Jr.'s brother, Stephen Caudill, and daughter of Benjamin and Henrietta (Caudill) Adams. No record has been found of this marriage or proof that Mary's maiden name was Adams.	ADAMS, Mary (I186)
328	1.Obituary of J.W. Caudill from The Mountain Eagle, July 14, 1938: J. W. Caudill, age 66, well known farmer of Cotton Patch of Kingdom Come, died Sunday, July 10, 1938 at 11:30 am. He was the son of Wattie Caudill and Rachel Hampton Caudill. Early in life he was married to Mary Miller, the daughter of Johnny Miller. To this union were born 5 boys and four girls, Prince, of Harlan Co., Silar, Johnny, Watson, Rachel, Gemela, Sarah and George Henry, all of Letcher Co., who survive him. He was widely known throughout the county a nd took great interest in farming and agricultural work. He spent all of his life in Letcher Co. and had many friends in his community. He was a member o f the Big Cowan Old Regular Baptist Church for many years. Funeral services were held at the home Monday, July 11, at 3:30 by Elders Felix Feilds and John D. Ison with interment in the family cemetery just below the home. ________________________________________________________	CAUDILL, Jesse Wilburn (I3804)
329	1.On January 7, 1801, Israel sells William Caudill 100 acres of land on the Roaring River next to Morgan. Deed Book Book C-1, page 275-276. Witnesses are Ralph Holbrook and Jasper Billings. ________________________________________________________	WALTERS, Israel (I11507)
330	1.On March 12, 1835, Randolph received a land grant of one hundred acres on the North Fork of the Kentucky River. Brian K. Caudill.	ADAMS, Randolph (I3677)
331	1.On September 8th, 1860 James Harrison Caudill still resides with his parents in the 1860 census. He and Mary could have been married and living with his parents but Mary Tilley Caudill is not listed in the household. __________________________________________	Family: James Harrison CAUDILL / Mary Candis TILLEY (F35)
332	1.One of the founding members and a deaconess of the Oven Fork Church, 1810. ____________________________________________________________	CAUDILL, Abigail (I470)
333	1.Other Post Offices in the community were: Air bellows, established in 1891 in the store of James F. and Elvira Caudill and discontinued in 1914; Montland, established in 1892 at the home of John A. Caudill and discontinued in 1904. Alleghany Chamber of Commerce __________________________________________________________ May 5, 1870 Calaway JOINES & wife Susan to D.C. EDWARDS, [mortgage deed], 115 acres on Little River adj. James F. CAUDILL, M F. SANDERS, Stephen CAUDILL, & Solomon JOINES; being the same land on which Calaway JOINES now lives & conveyed to him by heirs of Joseph ALEXANDER. To secure $120 debt due Jan. 1, 1880. Signed: Calaway JOINES, Susan (X) JOINES. [No wits.] Proved Jan.? 9, 1879 (ack'd). [Margin note]: Mortgage satisfied Jan. 28, 1890. Signed: D.C. EDWARDS by atty W.C. FIELDS. 5:11 Jan. 31, 1874 James R. CANDILL [CAUDILL] & wife Phebe to James F. CANDILL, 130 acres on Little River on top of the Blue Ridge adj. William GOINS & the CROUSE Spring Branch, for $100. Signed: James R. CANDILL, Phoebe CANDILL. [No wits.] Proved July 29, 1874 (ack'd). Reg. Dec. 12, 1933. 42:404 Aug. 28, 1875 Gabriel LYON & wife Nancy to James F. CAUDILL, a tract of land [no acreage stated] adj. Wm. BLEVINS, Cally JOINES, Stephen CAUDILL, Ralph BLEVINS, & others, for $125. Beg. on William BLEVINS' old corner ... to the branch ... a cond'l line ... GOINS' line ... to the beginning. Signed: Gabriel M. LYON, Nancy (X) LYON. Proved Aug. 28, 1875 (ack'd). Reg. Dec. 17, 1875. 3:128 Pvt. James F. Caudill of Company G. Was born ca. 1845 and enlisted at Camp Holmes on October 25, 1863 and was wounded at Missionary Ridge on November 25, 1863. He survived the war.	CAUDILL, James Franklin (I7285)
334	1.Other Post Offices in the community were: Air bellows, established in 1891 in the store of James F. and Elvira Caudill and discontinued in 1914; Montland, established in 1892 at the home of John A. Caudill and discontinued in 1904. Alleghany Chamber of Commerce. ____________________________________________________	CAUDILL, John Allen (I7284)
335	1.PHEBE CAUDILL was born July 8th, 1879. Died July 29, 1900, age 21 years and 21 days. She was a daughter of James T. And Elvira Caudill. Married Mr. Lonnie Sheets May 20, 1899. She professed a hope in Christ and joined Landmark church Oct. 15, 1895 and was baptized Oct. 20, 1895 by Elders Isom Edwards and A. J. Wagoner. Sister Phebe honored that profession and by her walks and Godly conversation proved to the world that she was a child of God. While her seat is vacant in the church and her tongue is silent in the home her spirit is shouting the praised of God around that Celestial Throne in heaven. Sad! But true her stay with her husband was short, only about 11 months, when she had to bid him adieu. We can only say to the bereaved try to meet that dear sister where parting is no more. As a child she was obedient, as a wife she was true, as a christian she was faithful, and is now resting from all her labors in the sweet bye and bye. Written by C. S. McKnight _____________________________________________________	CAUDILL, Phoebe L. (I8122)
336	1.Pheraby and Ezekiel are buried in the Joines Cemetery on the Paul Adams farm near Traphill in Wilkes Co., NC __________________________________________________________________ Jan. 16, 1862 Jesse BLEDSOE to David C. CAUDLE [CAUDILL], 100 acres on Pine Swamp & No Head Branch of Little River, for $200. Signed: Jesse BLEDSOE. Wits: A.F. BLEVINS, Ezekiel (X) JOINES. Proved Sept. 11?, 1869, by Ezekiel JOINES. 1:409 __________________________________________________________________	JOINES, Ezekiel (I242)
337	1.Pheriba's gravestone contains the following information: "Pheriba wife of Isom Caudill Nov 29, 1860 - May 13, 1899". Also, the family Bible list Pheriba's full name as Helen Pherbia Day. Brian K. Caudill.	DAY, Helen Pherby (I4765)
338	1.Pneumonia. Died prior to her 2nd birthday, and is buried in Greeley Co., NE. She was named after her Aunt, her mother's sister, Elva Marie Naylor. _________________________________________________________	CAUDLE, Elva Grace (I10599)
339	1.Postmaster Roaring River in the 1920's. ________________________________________________________	CAUDILL, Grover (I970)
340	1.Private, Co. B, 13th KY Cavalry, CSA	BACK, Henry J. (I5949)
341	1.Real estate value = $200 and value of estate = $200 in 1870, per Wilkes Co., NC, Walnut Cove Twp., 1870 Census. ______________________________________________________________________________________________	RICHARDSON, Burl (I105)
342	1.Receives gift deed land from Thomas Caudill Wilkes Co., Grantee Book Y, p.224, 1868. __________________________________________________________________________________	CAUDILL, Abner (I957)
343	1.Rudolph is listed living seven doors from his father Samuel in the 1830 Harlan Co. Kentucky census.	MAGGARD, Rudolph (I3866)
344	1.Sally was a noted midwife on the Cumberland River. ________________________________________________________	MAGGARD, Sarah (I3334)
345	1.Samuel lived on Sandlick, served as a Lieutenant in Co. G of the 13th Regiment, Confederate Cavalry. He later became an Elder in the Regular Baptist Church. _______________________________________________________	CAUDILL, Samuel C. (I3743)
346	1.Sarah had two children that died unnamed. 1-ca. 1852 2-ca. 1853	MAGGARD, Sarah (I3917)
347	1.Sarah may be the same as Sarah Ann Caudill who was the sister of Miriam Caudill. ______________________________________________________________	CAUDILL, Sarah Ann (I9495)
348	1.Scott Funeral Home, Chatham, VA., (Mary Kitchen).	HART, Samuel Morris (I40)
349	1.Served in the Civil War as a Private in Company C, 18 th Kentucky Regular Infantry, enlisting in November 1864 and being discharged July 1865.	CAUDILL, William (I3753)
350	1.Served in the Civil War as a Union Army Scout. _________________________________________________________ 2.Had 25 children between the two wives. _________________________________________________________ 3.By Eugene Moore: The information I Have on John Michael is from Charlene Cordle Malone who is the Great grand daughter of Greenville Cordle Also she states there were 16 children in this family. John Michael Caudill (Cordial/Cordle), 1829 ~ ? & Mary Ann "Polly" Moore, 1845~abt 1912. John Michael Caudill (Cordial/Cordle) was born in 1829. He was the son of William Cordle and Jane Wheeler. He married first to Jane "Jennie" McKinster about 1848. From the Appalachia Crossroads, by Clayton Cox: "John served in the Civil War as a Union Army Scout. Per family tradition, during the war he was allowed to go home for three days due to illness of his wife. The first day he buried Jane, who died during childbirth. The second day he buried one of the twins of this birth, and the third day he buried the second twin. Then he left the other children with a relative (?sister) and he returned to war. While still in the army, John married a second time in Lawrence County, Kentucky, April 18, 1863, to Mary "Polly" Moore, who died ca 1912. His daughter, Nancy, related to her granddaughter, Mrs. Nancy Bassett, that her father had twenty-five children by his two wives, but several died young, and several times there were twins in the family. Sixteen of the children were by his second wife. John and Mary are buried on a hill between Cordell and Tarkiln, Kentucky." Information from Appalachia Crossroads , by Clayton Cox. _________________________________________________________	CORDLE, John Michael (I264)