{"id":206,"date":"2013-01-20T01:23:11","date_gmt":"2013-01-20T07:23:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tngenweb.org\/dickson2\/?p=206"},"modified":"2017-06-10T07:40:58","modified_gmt":"2017-06-10T12:40:58","slug":"eubanks-family-history","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tngenweb.org\/dickson\/eubanks-family-history\/","title":{"rendered":"EUBANKS – Family History"},"content":{"rendered":"

\u00a0Generation One<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u00a0JOHN EUBANK – born 10 Oct 1804 in Halifax Co.,VA, died 7 Feb 1891 in
\nCharlotte,TN. He came to Montgomery Co. at age 17 and was apprenticed to
\na tailor; later moved to Dickson Co., buying a farm near Charlotte and
\nopening a tailor shop at Charlotte. He continued at his trade until just
\nbefore the Civil War, when he turned to farming full-time. He was also
\nelected to the State House of Representatives in 1837, holding the
\noffice for a decade, and was a Justice of the Peace.<\/p>\n

His first wife (name unknown) was killed in a tornado that hit
\nCharlotte in 1830. He later married Eliza Crumpler, born 27 Jan 1814 in
\nDickson Co., died 2 Jul 1906 in Charlotte.
\nChildren of John Eubank & Eliza Crumpler:<\/p>\n

RICHARD DAILY EUBANK (SR.) – born 14 Mar 1839 at
\nCharlotte; died 30 Sept 1921 at Charlotte.
\nElizabeth Katherine Eubank – born 5 Feb 1852 at
\nCharlotte; died 14 Feb 1939 in Dickson,TN.<\/p>\n

Daniel F. Eubank – born ABT 1855 at Charlotte; died
\n12 May 1936.<\/p>\n

Generation Two:<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

RICHARD DAILY EUBANK enlisted in Company D, 49th
\nTennessee Infantry as a private in 1861 and served until the end of the war.
\nHe was a farmer and was Dickson Co. Trustee for many years. He married
\nLucinda Corlew on 18 Dec 1860.<\/p>\n

Children of Richard Daily Eubank & Lucinda Corlew:<\/p>\n

Leona Eubank
\nCatharine Eubank<\/p>\n

ADA B. EUBANK – born 18 May 1874 at Charlotte; died
\n11 Jul 1958 in White\u00a0 Bluff, TN.<\/p>\n

Richard Daily Eubank Jr – born 16 Jan 1862 at
\nCharlotte; died 15 Oct 1941.<\/p>\n

Elizabeth Katherine Eubank married James Knox Corlew
\n10 Oct 1871 at Charlotte.
\nChildren of Elizabeth Katherine Eubank and James
\nKnox Corlew ( all born at Charlotte,TN):<\/p>\n

Mamie Annie Laurie Corlew – b.8 Jul 1872
\nRobert Ewing Corlew – b.25 Dec 1873
\nDaniel L. Corlew – b.Mar 1876
\nEalbert Dailey Corlew – b.18 Mar 1878
\nJohn Harris Corlew – b.11 Jan 1880
\nHerbert M. Corlew – b.12 May 1881
\nWilson Claude Corlew – b.8 Oct 1883
\nEva Wilma Corlew – b.19 Oct 1885
\nHomer Jackson Corlew – b.21 Jan 1888
\nLucy Lillian Corlew – b.3 Apr 1890
\nBlake Leech Corlew – b.11 Jan 1892<\/p>\n

\u00a0Generation 3:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Richard Daily Eubank Jr. married Zenobia Zee Dotson
\n12 Dec 1907.<\/p>\n

Children of Richard Daily Eubank Jr. & Zenobia Zee Dotson:
\nLeota Katherine Eubank – b. 20 Mar 1913
\nJohn Franklin Eubank – b. 12 Mar 1916<\/p>\n

ADA B. EUBANK\u00a0 married Warren Douglas Speight.
\nChildren of Ada B. Eubank & Warren Douglas Speight
\n(all deceased):<\/p>\n

Thomas Murry Speight – b. ABT 1895, married Ann
\nFlorence Smith 16 Oct 1925, died 27 Nov 1974.
\nLena Speight – Married Matthew Shearin.
\nWarren E (“Buck”) Speight
\nJames Estill Speight
\nWilliam Harper Speight – d. 8 Jul 1973 in Terry,
\nMississippi – former U.S. Marshall.
\nMary Lucinda Speight – b.9 Feb 1906, married
\n(Justice) William M. Leech, died 15 Jan 2002.<\/p>\n

Charles Walton Speight – former TN. Commissioner of
\nHighways, married Emma Anna Leech.
\nRob Douglas Speight
\nAnna Katherine Speight – married Walter Otto Newell.
\nHAZEL INEZ SPEIGHT – b. 31 Aug 1912, married Samuel
\nThompson Whited Sr 25 Nov 1936, d. 29 Sept 2001 in Nashville,TN.<\/p>\n

This is compliments of our friends of Dickson , Grum & Tammy<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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