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     John Lewis Read was born on 1 October 1903, son of Amasa Pettus Read and Lillian Ann Ricks, in Virginia.^1,4

     On 29 December 1932, he married Willie Lee Stark (1905-1991.)^3,5

     On 4 July 1938, Amasa P. Read's obituary states he died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. R. B. Robinson, near Littleton, where he had been for a year since his health failed. Survivors: his wife, Mrs. Lillian Ricks Read; two daughters, Mrs. Arrington Davis of Henderson and Mrs. R. B. Robinson of Littleton; three sons, S. T. Read, of Warrenton, F. A. Read of Wood, and J. L. Read of Palmer Springs; and two brothers, J. W. Read of Palmer Springs and S. P. Read of Norlina.⁶

     John Lewis Read died of Acute Inferior Wall Myorcardial Infarction due to Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease on 29 April 1976 at age 72 in Community Memorial Hospital, South Hilll, Mecklenburg County, Virginia,⁴ and was buried in Mount Auburn Christian Church, Manson, Warren County, Virginia.^3,5

     John Wright Read was born on 2 March 1869, son of Stephen Pettus Read and Mary Wright, in Palmer Springs District, Mecklenburg County, Virginia.^1,2

     John, 24, married Emma Mason Barksdale on 9 August 1893 in St.James Episcopal Church, Ashland, Hanover County, Virginia, with John K. Mason, minister of St. James church, officiating.⁴

     In 1935, he lived in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.⁵

     On 4 July 1938, Amasa P. Read's obituary states he died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. R. B. Robinson, near Littleton, where he had been for a year since his health failed. Survivors: his wife, Mrs. Lillian Ricks Read; two daughters, Mrs. Arrington Davis of Henderson and Mrs. R. B. Robinson of Littleton; three sons, S. T. Read, of Warrenton, F. A. Read of Wood, and J. L. Read of Palmer Springs; and two brothers, J. W. Read of Palmer Springs and S. P. Read of Norlina.⁶

     On 8 February 1941, Stephen Pettus Read's obituary states he was survived by his wife, Kate Robinson Read; two sons, G. H. Read of Norlina and W. C. Read of Richmond; three daughters: Mrs. L. W. Vick of Emporia, Va; Mrs. George Collins of Palmer Springs, and Miss Katherine Read of Norlina; and a brother, John Read.⁷

     At the time of his death, he was separated from his wife Emma Barksdale and his usual occupation was that of a storekeeper.²

     John Wright Read died of Coronary Occlusion due to Generalized Arteriosclerosis on 20 May 1942 at age 73 in Eastern State Hospital for the Insane, Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia.²

     Lewis Henry Read was born on 28 February 1839, son of William Henry Read and Martha Helen Turner, in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.³

     Lewis, 29, married Sallie Burge Wright on 3 February 1869 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.^4,5

     On 2 December 1880, Lewis H. Read and other heirs of William H. Read petitioned the Court for sale of land for partition at Warren County, North Carolina.⁶

     Lewis Henry Read died of Senile Debility with a contributory factor of LaGrippe on 1 March 1916 at age 77 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia,⁷ and was buried in Union Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Palmer Springs, Mecklenburg County, Virginia.^8,3

     Lillian Haywood Read was born on 26 October 1894, daughter of Amasa Pettus Read and Lillian Ann Ricks,¹, died on 26 January 1895¹ and was buried in Mount Auburn Christian Church, Manson, Warren County, North Carolina.¹

     Martha E. Read was born on 16 December 1842, daughter of Francis Boyd Read and Catherine Proctor, in Arkansas.¹

     Martha E. Read, 18, married Peter Gelastus Sigmond, 24, on 19 November 1861 in Arkansas.¹

     Martha E. Sigmond died on 14 February 1907 at age 64¹ and was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana.¹

     Martha H. Read was born in 1835, daughter of William Henry Read and Martha Helen Turner, in Virginia.^1,3

     Martha H. Read married Thomas Jefferies Haskins, son of Creed Thomas Haskins and Prudence Sandys, on 15 February 1860 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.²

     Martha H. Haskins died in 1926³ and was buried in Mount Auburn Christian Church Cemetery, Manson, Warren County, North Carolina.³

     Martha L. Read was born circa 1803, daughter of William Read and Mary Ann Turner, in Tennessee.³

     Martha L. Read and Francis Rogan obtained a marriage bond on 21 March 1831 in Sumner County, Tennessee, with Richard Parker, as bondsman.^4,5,6

     Martha L. Read married Francis Rogan, 32, on 21 March 1831 in Sumner County, Tennessee, with F. R. Pills officiating.^4,2

     On 3 February 1849, William Read, in his will of this date, names his wife Polly Read; son Boyd Read; daughter Cornelia Duffy intermarried with Michael Duffy; son William Read; daughter Martha Rogan, wife of Francis Rogan; grandchildren Johel(?) and Henry Rickmon; Catharine Rickmon; granddaughter Tericia Read, child of the late Gen ? Read; Malvina Averett intermarried with Richd Averett; Catharine Nuly; Martha Nuly; daughter Clarissa Aston, wife of Joseph Aston; daughter Mary Hill, wife of H. B. Hill. [This is a very hard-to-read will and I do not know who some of these people are.]^1,7

     Mary Read was born on 9 May 1873.¹
     She also is reported to have been born in 1874.²

     Mary, 25, married William Warren Kimball, 33, son of James Allen Kimball and Mary Eaton Watkins, on 23 February 1899 at Warren County, North Carolina.²

     Mary Read died on 5 July 1948 at age 75¹ and was buried in Mount Auburn Christian Church Cemetery, Manson, Warren County, North Carolina.^1,3

     Her surname also is spelled as Reed.      Mary Read was born on 11 November 1814, daughter of William Read and Mary Ann Turner, in Sumner County, Tennessee.²

     Mary Read, 20, married Rev Hugh Bone Hill, 33, son of James McCreary Hill and Jane Bone, on 29 October 1835 in Sumner County, Tennessee, with Geo. Donnell, minister, officiating.

     The Find A Grave biography states they were married on 22 Oct 1835 which disagrees with the marriage bond.^1,3,4

     On 3 February 1849, William Read, in his will of this date, names his wife Polly Read; son Boyd Read; daughter Cornelia Duffy intermarried with Michael Duffy; son William Read; daughter Martha Rogan, wife of Francis Rogan; grandchildren Johel(?) and Henry Rickmon; Catharine Rickmon; granddaughter Tericia Read, child of the late Gen ? Read; Malvina Averett intermarried with Richd Averett; Catharine Nuly; Martha Nuly; daughter Clarissa Aston, wife of Joseph Aston; daughter Mary Hill, wife of H. B. Hill. [This is a very hard-to-read will and I do not know who some of these people are.]^1,5

     Mary Hill died on 17 December 1875 at age 61 in Gibson County,² and was buried in Wilson Cemetery, Gibson County, Tennessee.²

     Mary E. Read was born on 9 July 1849, daughter of William H. Read and Mary C. Duffy, in Tennessee.^1,2

     Mary E. Read married Alexander Logan Bartlett. I cannot find a marriage record for them as of 14 Jan 2021.³

     Mary E. Bartlett died on 14 June 1882 at age 32² and was buried in Bartlett Cemetery, Cedar Hill, Robertson County, Tennessee.²

     Mary Louise Read was born on 19 June 1896, daughter of Amasa Pettus Read and Lillian Ann Ricks, in Palmer Springs District, Mecklenburg County, Virginia.^1,3

     On 3 February 1917, she married Robert Boyd Robinson (1884-1972) of Halifax County in Nutbush, Warren County, North Carolina.^4,5

     On 4 July 1938, Amasa P. Read's obituary states he died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. R. B. Robinson, near Littleton, where he had been for a year since his health failed. Survivors: his wife, Mrs. Lillian Ricks Read; two daughters, Mrs. Arrington Davis of Henderson and Mrs. R. B. Robinson of Littleton; three sons, S. T. Read, of Warrenton, F. A. Read of Wood, and J. L. Read of Palmer Springs; and two brothers, J. W. Read of Palmer Springs and S. P. Read of Norlina.⁶

     Mary Louise Robinson died on 16 November 1978 at age 82⁵ and was buried in Sunsete Hill Cemetery, Littleton, Halifax County, North Carolina.⁵

     Patrick L. Read was born circa 1845, son of William H. Read and Mary C. Duffy, in Tennessee.¹

     Sadie Michaux Read was born on 28 November 1906, daughter of Stephen Pettus Read Jr and Sadie M. Hayes, in Virginia.^1,3

     Sadie, 20, married Lawrence Wilbur Vick, 26, on 3 May 1927 in Christ Episcopal, Church, Emporia, (Independent City), Virginia, with Dr. E. S. Darling, Rector of Christ Episcopal Church, officiating.²

     On 8 February 1941, Stephen Pettus Read's obituary states he was survived by his wife, Kate Robinson Read; two sons, G. H. Read of Norlina and W. C. Read of Richmond; three daughters: Mrs. L. W. Vick of Emporia, Va; Mrs. George Collins of Palmer Springs, and Miss Katherine Read of Norlina; and a brother, John Read.⁴

     Sadie Michaux Vick died of Cancer of Lung and Metastisis on 1 June 1976 at age 69 in Greensville Memorial Hospital, Emporia, (Independent City), Virginia,³ and was buried in Emporia Cemetery, Emporia, (Independent City), Virginia.^3,5

     Sarah L. Read was born circa 1834, daughter of William Henry Read and Martha Helen Turner, in Virginia.¹

     Sarah L. Read married Robert Charles Mabry, 28, on 9 December 1857 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.²

     Her husband is named in her father's estate file.³

     Nor can I find any death/burial information as of 21 Dec 2016.

     Stephen Pettus Read was born on 2 March 1841, son of William Henry Read and Martha Helen Turner, at Palmer Springs Township, Mecklenburg County, Virginia.^3,1

     Stephen began military service on 12 May 1861 at Lombardy Grove, Mecklenburg County, Virginia, by enlisting in Capt. Robert D. Baskervill's Company F (Chambliss Grays), 14th Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry at the age of 20 as a Corporal.⁴

     On 30 November 1861, his rank changed to 2nd Sergeant.⁴

     On 5 May 1862, his rank changed to 1st Sergeant.⁴

     On 23 January 1863, his rank changed to 2nd Lieutenant.⁴

     On 16 May 1864, he was promoted to Captain.⁴

     Stephen ended military service on 9 April 1865 at Appomattox Court House, Appomattox County, Virginia, by surrendering.⁴

     Stephen Pettus Read, 25, married Mary Wright, 25, daughter of John M. Wright and Jane H. Davis, on 3 October 1866 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.^3,2

     "He was a planter and teacher, and a man of standing in his community. . . . The Reads have long been prominent in Southern Virginia, more especially in the counties of Mecklenburg and Charlotte.

     Mr. Read's mother had a marked influence in shaping the character of her son, and fitting him for usefulness in life. In his early boyhood, he attended schools in Virginia and North Carolina. At fourteen, he became a salesman in a general merchandise store in his native county, and has spent most of his life in mercantile pursuits. At the same time, he helped his father on the farm, and thus acquired habits of industry which have proved of much value to him all through his life. Though owning many slaves, William H. Read required his children to help with the work on the plantation, and thus trained them not to despise labor.

     In April, 1861, Mr. Read entered the Confederate army, and threw himself enthusiastically into the struggle for Southern independence. We soon find him corporal of Company F, 14th Virginia infantry, and later he reached the rank of captain. He served faithfully in the Confederate army in Pickett's division until the surrender at Appomattox, and fought in all the battles in which that famous division was engaged. He is one of the few surviving officers of that noble body of men.

     The war over, Captain Read returned to his mercantile pursuits, and for some years led the quiet life of a country merchant. In 1870, he was elected supervisor, and held this office until 1883, being several years chairman of the board. In 1884, he was elected state senator from the twenty-fifth senatorial district, composed of the counties of Mecklenburg and Charlotte. Being the only Democratic senator from the fourth congressional district, Captain Read lay under a heavy responsibility as the legislature of 1884 had to undo a large part of the work done by the Readjuster legislature whose term had just expired. At the extra session of 1902-1903, Captain Read was elected to the house of delegates, and was reelected to the regular session of 1904. In 1907 he was again reelected to the legislature by a large majority and without personal solicitation on his part. He has taken a deep interest in educational matters but the acts which have claimed his special attention were those reducing the State tax and the "electrocution bill" which requires that all felons condemned to death shall be electrocuted at the State prison.

     Captain Read is a temperance man of the conservative type, and was probably the first public man in Virginia to advocate state or local control of the liquor business. He has had the good fortune to live to see prohibition working more or less successfully in about seventy of the counties of Virginia, and in many towns. In the matter of roads and highways, Captain Read is again several years ahead of the public sentiment, or, certainly, ahead of legislation. During his legislative career, he faithfully endeavored to secure laws for the improvement of the roads. He is in favor of having two highways in each county; one from north to south, the other from east to west, crossing each other at a central point (say) the county courthouse. This would give the state a network of roads that would be off much value to all classes.

     This bill failed of passage, but may pass in some future session, and would be a great success, though it would entail heavy expense at the start.

     October 3, 1866, Captain Read was married to Mary Wright. They have had seven children, three of whom are now (1908) living.

     His address is Palmer Springs, Mecklenburg County, Virginia."⁵

     Stephen Pettus Read died of Cerebral Arteriosclerosis on 8 June 1917 at age 76 in Palmer Springs District, Mecklenburg County,^3,6 and was buried in Union Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Palmer Springs, Mecklenburg County, Virginia.
     Five other people rest in his area: Lewis Henry and Sallie Wright; Helen Lewis; Numa Fletcher; and, Helen Hayes.^3,7,1

     Stephen Pettus Read Jr was born on 5 July 1876, son of Stephen Pettus Read and Mary Wright, in Palmer Springs District, Mecklenburg County, Virginia.^1,4

     Stephen and Sadie M. Hayes obtained a marriage license on 16 December 1902 in Warren County, North Carolina.⁵

     Stephen Pettus Read Jr, 26, married Sadie M. Hayes, 24, on 16 December 1902 in Warren County, North Carolina, with Charles F. Read, Methodist minister, officiating.⁵

     Stephen and Catherine Mayfield Robinson obtained a marriage license on 25 July 1914 in Warren County, North Carolina.⁶

     Stephen Pettus Read Jr, 38, married Catherine Mayfield Robinson, 27, on 28 July 1914 in Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, Warren County, North Carolina, with J. E. Holden, minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church, officiated.⁶

     Stephen registered for the draft on 12 September 1918 at Mecklenburg County, Virginia. He was 42 years of age and living in Palmer Springs where he was a farmer. He is described as Tall (maybe 6' 10"?), with a slender build, brown eyes and light hair.

     Due to a need for men to serve during World War I, the United States instituted a draft. Obviously, not everyone who was registered for the draft was drafted or served in the military.

     With no end in sight for the end of World War I, a third and final registration law was instituted which now included all men between the ages of 18 and 45 which added younger men that the previous registrations laws and an older group of men born between 1873 and 1900, meaning he had to register.⁷

     On 4 July 1938, Amasa P. Read's obituary states he died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. R. B. Robinson, near Littleton, where he had been for a year since his health failed. Survivors: his wife, Mrs. Lillian Ricks Read; two daughters, Mrs. Arrington Davis of Henderson and Mrs. R. B. Robinson of Littleton; three sons, S. T. Read, of Warrenton, F. A. Read of Wood, and J. L. Read of Palmer Springs; and two brothers, J. W. Read of Palmer Springs and S. P. Read of Norlina.⁸

     Stephen Pettus Read Jr died of Hypertensive heart disease and chronic nephritis due to Uremia on 7 February 1941 at age 64 in Smith Creek Township, Warren County, North Carolina,⁴ and was buried in Zion United Methodist Church Cemetery, Norlina, Warren County, North Carolina.^4,9

     On 8 February 1941, Stephen Pettus Read's obituary states he was survived by his wife, Kate Robinson Read; two sons, G. H. Read of Norlina and W. C. Read of Richmond; three daughters: Mrs. L. W. Vick of Emporia, Va; Mrs. George Collins of Palmer Springs, and Miss Katherine Read of Norlina; and a brother, John Read.¹⁰

     Susan A. T. Read was born on 10 December 1810, daughter of Clement Read and Elizabeth (--?--).¹

     Susan and Stephen Henley Turner obtained a marriage bond on 12 May 1832 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, with Lewis G. Meacham as bondsman.²

     Clement Read, father of the bride gave consent to the marriage on 12 May 1832.²

     Susan A. T. Read, 21, married Stephen Henley Turner, 21, son of Henley Turner and Elizabeth Duke, on 17 May 1832 with Stephen Turner, minister, officiating at the marriage. The minister's return is dated June 18, 1832.^1,2

     Susan A. T. Turner died on 31 December 1851 at age 41.
     Find A Grave does not have a burial listing for her as of 6 May 2019.¹

     Thomas A. Read was born circa 1838, son of William Henry Read and Martha Helen Turner, in Virginia.¹
     He was reported to have died on 13 August 1843 but which is impossible cause he was enumerated in 1850 and 1860. This must refer to another Thomas A. Read.³

     William Read was born circa 1766 in Virginia Colony.⁶

     William and Mary Ann Turner obtained a marriage bond on 11 February 1803 in Sumner County, Tennessee.^3,7

     William Read married Mary Ann Turner, daughter of John Turner and Mildred Suddarth, on 3 April 1803 in Sumner County, Tennessee.^8,9

     On 11 June 1812, John Turner conveyed 100 acres on Goose Creek adjacent to the land of David Henry to William Read (his son-in-law) for $10 in Sumner County, Tennessee.¹⁰

     On 11 March 1845, William Read conveyed to Hubert Cloar 100 acres, being his 1/7 part & Joseph Desha's 1/7 part, known as belonging to the heirs of Col. Isaac Bledsoe in Belotes Bend for $30. Witnesses: J. L. Swaney, T. O. Parrish, Lewis Haynie. Registered 7 Jan 1848 at Sumner County, Tennessee.¹¹

     William Read left a will dated on 3 February 1849 in Sumner County, Tennessee. William Read, in his will of this date, names his wife Polly Read; son Boyd Read; daughter Cornelia Duffy intermarried with Michael Duffy; son William Read; daughter Martha Rogan, wife of Francis Rogan; grandchildren Johel(?) and Henry Rickmon; Catharine Rickmon; granddaughter Tericia Read, child of the late Gen ? Read; Malvina Averett intermarried with Richd Averett; Catharine Nuly; Martha Nuly; daughter Clarissa Aston, wife of Joseph Aston; daughter Mary Hill, wife of H. B. Hill. [This is a very hard-to-read will and I do not know who some of these people are.]^1,12

     William Read died before 1854 in Sumner County, Tennessee.¹³

     His estate was probated in June 1854 in Sumner County, Tennessee.^1,13

     William Clement Read was born on 19 September 1903, son of Stephen Pettus Read Jr and Sadie M. Hayes, in North Carolina.¹

     He was married to Catherine Reed Strange (1903-1991.)^1,2

     On 8 February 1941, Stephen Pettus Read's obituary states he was survived by his wife, Kate Robinson Read; two sons, G. H. Read of Norlina and W. C. Read of Richmond; three daughters: Mrs. L. W. Vick of Emporia, Va; Mrs. George Collins of Palmer Springs, and Miss Katherine Read of Norlina; and a brother, John Read.³

     He was a retired Chief Clerk of the C & O Railroad prior to his death.¹

     William Clement Read died on 20 December 1974 at age 71 in Richmond, (Independent City), Virginia,¹ and was buried in Riverview Cemetery, Richmond, (Independent City), Virginia.^1,2

     William H. Read was born circa 1818, son of William Read and Mary Ann Turner, in Tennessee.²

     William H. Read and Mary C. Duffy were married on 3 January 1842 at Sumner County, Tennessee.³

     On 3 February 1849, William Read, in his will of this date, names his wife Polly Read; son Boyd Read; daughter Cornelia Duffy intermarried with Michael Duffy; son William Read; daughter Martha Rogan, wife of Francis Rogan; grandchildren Johel(?) and Henry Rickmon; Catharine Rickmon; granddaughter Tericia Read, child of the late Gen ? Read; Malvina Averett intermarried with Richd Averett; Catharine Nuly; Martha Nuly; daughter Clarissa Aston, wife of Joseph Aston; daughter Mary Hill, wife of H. B. Hill. [This is a very hard-to-read will and I do not know who some of these people are.]^1,4

     William Henry Read was born circa 1810, son of Clement Read and Elizabeth (--?--), in Virginia.⁵

     William and Martha Helen Turner obtained a marriage bond on 11 May 1832 in Warren County, North Carolina, with Jno Langley as bondsman.⁶

     William Henry Read married Martha Helen Turner, daughter of Stephen Turner and Martha Wright, after 11 May 1832 in Warren County, North Carolina.⁷

     Could this be the William H. Read (?-1872) who was buried in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Richmond City, Virginia?⁸

     William Henry Read was born on 6 October 1881, son of Lewis Henry Read and Sallie Burge Wright, in Virginia.¹

     William Henry Read was a Retail Merchant.¹

     William Henry Read died on 26 January 1970 at age 88 in Henderson, Vance County, North Carolina,¹ and was buried on 28 January 1970 in Union Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Palmer Springs, Mecklenburg County, Virginia.¹

     William Willons Read was born on 15 May 1871, son of Stephen Pettus Read and Mary Wright,¹ and died before 24 June 1880 when he was not enumerated with the family.²

     Daisy Dean Reavis was born on 17 January 1880 in Nebraska.¹
     She also is reported to have been born circa 1883. She was the daughter of J. R. and S. E. Revis.^2,3
     Her surname also is spelled as Revis.⁴

     Daisy, 24, married Curtis Lee Lindsey, 26, son of John Fletcher Lindsey and Mary Frances Turner, on 27 April 1904 in Grayston County, Virginia.²

     Daisy Dean Lindsey died of Apoplexy and Cerebral Hemorrhage on 31 March 1929 at age 49 in Galax, Virginia,¹ and was buried in Felts Memorial Cemetery, Galax, Virginia.⁵

     Gladys Louise Reavis was born on 7 July 1898, daughter of William Harvey Reavis and Sallie B. Young, in Vance County, North Carolina.^2,3

     Gladys Louise Reavis, 19, married Clement Jones Mabry, 29, son of Stephen G. Mabry and Lucy M. Best, on 5 August 1917 in Henderson Township, Vance County, North Carolina.¹

     Gladys Louise Mabry died on 24 July 1984 at age 86 in Angier, Harnett County, North Carolina,⁴ and was buried in Mabry Guy Pleasant Family Cemetery, Coats, Harnett County, North Carolina.⁴

     Samuel Wilson Reavis was born on 14 July 1881 in Vance County, North Carolina.²

     Samuel Wilson Reavis, 27, married Blanche Viola Mabry, 22, daughter of Stephen Benjamin Mabry and Lena Indiana Harris, on 22 December 1908 in Vance County, North Carolina.^1,3

     Samuel Wilson Reavis died on 10 April 1944 at age 62 in Vance County, North Carolina,² and was buried in Flat Rock United Methodist Church Cemetery, Henderson, Vance County, North Carolina.²

     William Harvey Reavis was born circa 1854 in North Carolina. He was the son of S. J. and Charity H. Reavis.^3,4
     He was also known as Harvey.⁵

     William Harvey Reavis married Sallie B. Young on 17 December 1879 in Warren County, North Carolina.¹

     David Stirling Reese was born on 9 December 1828 in Tennessee.^3,4

     David and Emily Caroline Hunt obtained a marriage bond on 7 June 1853 in Sumner County, Tennessee.¹

     David Stirling Reese died on 21 June 1867 at age 38 in Hartsville, Trousdale County, Tennessee,⁴ and was buried in Henry Cemetery, Hartsville, Trousdale County, Tennessee.⁴

     Carrie L. Reeves was born in February 1872 in Tennessee.¹

     Carrie L. Reeves and Pinkney Epps Allen obtained a marriage license on 27 July 1892 in Washington County, Tennessee.²

     Carrie L. Reeves, 20, married Pinkney Epps Allen, 28, son of Patrick Winfield Allen and Amanda A. Fulton, on 28 July 1892 in Washington County, Tennessee.^1,2

     Carrie L. Allen died on 31 January 1901 at age 28³ and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, North Carolina.³