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Albert Wilson London<\/span><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

HUSBAND: Albert Wilson London
\nBORN: 12 Nov 1850
\nMARRIAGE: Susan Harrison, 4 Feb 1885
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: Jane A Fowler, S A Hambrick
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 
\nFATHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Nathan Berry London, 15 Sep 1828
\nMOTHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Cynthia Artimissa McConnell, 25 Oct 1832
\nNOTES: He is single and living with Wm Smith and his family in the 1880 Marshall Co census. He was a sawyer in NW Arkansas. After marrying twice in Marshall Co Tennessee, he sold his inheritence to his mother in 1873. He left for NW Arkansas after 1880 and settled along the White River in Madison Co. A railroad had been built along the White River where the timber industry was booming after the Civil War. He married several more times, the first being Susan Harrison, 4 Feb 1885. He was abandoned by Susan in Nov 1886 and divorced from her March 14, 1892 in Madison Co, Ar. In the 1900 Crawford Co Arkansas Census he is married to Sarah C.- age 33.<\/p>\n

In a personal letter to Willam P London from W D Fox, Fox refers to Albert W= suffering from “White swelling”
\n“White Swelling – Tuberculosis of the bone or joints. Mainly affects children and large joints like the hip, knee or shoulder are the usual sites ”
\n– Archaic Medical Terms, A resource for genealogists and historians, Last updated 18 November 2001 Paul Smith 1999 2000 2001<\/p>\n

He died after 4 Nov 1901 when he paid his account at Bayles General Store at St Paul, Ar for Sept, Oct and Nov 1901. He is burried at the Patrick Cemeter y in Madison Co, Arkansas in an unmarked grave. Willis Shepherd, who attended the funeral, related the burial location to Doil Malone (Albert’s grandson). Ben Malone, Doil’s father and Albert Wilson London’s son in law, also attended the funeral.<\/p>\n

References<\/p>\n

Marshall Co,Tn Deed Book Y, Dec 15,1873,Pg 230
\nPersonal letters from W D Fox dtd Sep 23,1947 and Sep13,1949
\nThe London Family by Opal London Cox, Pg 36
\nDoil Malone, 10 January 1997 conversation w Jack A London
\n1900 Madison Co, Ar Census, Boston Township, Pg 121
\nBirth from London – McConnell – Fox Bible
\nGeneral Ledger, Bayles General Store, St Paul, Ar., Pgs 58 and 46
\n…………………………………………………
\nWIFE: Susan Harrison
\nBORN: 9 Jun 1864
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nDIED: 25 May 1957
\nFATHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: William Canady Harrison, 1 Nov 1827
\nMOTHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Elizabeth Gabbard, 23 Apr 1833
\nNOTES:  Ref: Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Madison Co., Ar 1870 Census. Obituaries 27 May, 1957 Springdale News and 30 May, 1957 Madiso n Co. Record.
\n…………………………………………………
\nCHILD 1: William Porter London
\nBORN: 7 Jul 1887
\nMARRIAGE: Mamie Elizabeth Wilson, 1 Feb 1916
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: Sarah Osburn
\nMILITARY SERVICE: None
\nDIED:  18 Jan 1959, Prarie Grove, Washington, Ar
\n…………………………………………………
\nCHILD 2: Francis Elizabeth London
\nBORN: 18 Nov 1888
\nMARRIAGE: 
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED:  23 Nov 1942
\n…………………………………………………..
\nCHILD 3: Elmer London
\nBORN: Abt 1889
\nMARRIAGE: 
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: D
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 1904 \/ 14, Hurricane Creek, Crawford, Ar
\n……………………………………………………
\nSubmitted by: Jack London<\/p>\n

\n

Amos London <\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

HUSBAND: Amos London
\nBORN: 1737<\/strong>
\nMARRIAGE: 30 Dec, 1757
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: Revolutionay War
\nDIED: Aft 1807
\nFATHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: 
\nMOTHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: 
\nNOTES: 
\n…………………………………………………
\nWIFE: Sarah Crammer
\nBORN: 25 Nov 1738
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nDIED: 1832
\nFATHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: 
\nMOTHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: 
\nNOTES: 
\n…………………………………………………
\nCHILD 1: John London Sr
\nBORN: 1760
\nMARRIAGE: Martha, 1787
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: Permelia Cheek, 1811
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: Oct, 1832
\n…………………………………………………
\nCHILD 2: Mary (Polly) London
\nBORN: Bef 1787
\nMARRIAGE: Jesse Lester, Bef 1774
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 
\n…………………………………………………..
\nCHILD 3: Sarah (Sally)
\nBORN: 29 Jun, 1788
\nMARRIAGE: Jonathan Summers, 29 Jun 1788
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: D
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 
\n……………………………………………………
\nCHILD 4: Amos London
\nBORN: 1770\/75
\nMARRIAGE: Sarah Bills, 10 Feb, 1793
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: Aft May 1848
\n…………………………………………………….
\nSubmitted by: Jack London<\/p>\n

\n

Amos London<\/span><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

HUSBAND: Amos London
\nBORN: 1790<\/strong>
\nMARRIAGE: Mary Harris
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: Sally Redding , Nancy Johnson
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: Bef 1860
\nFATHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: John London Sr, 1760
\nMOTHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Elozabeth Lambert
\nNOTES: Amos was a “Long Hunter” and explored and hunted the Globe Creek Valley of central Tennessee before 1806. He enlisted Jun 20, 1814 in Col Philip Pitkin’s Regiment, Capt David Smith’s Infantry Co. He fought in the Seminole Indian War and received 80 acres of bounty land in Tn. – Warrant # 10 693.  He was named in the 1839 law suit London vs London that was heard in The Supreme Court of Tennessee. The suit was between his father and step mother Permelia Cheek London.<\/p>\n

Birth date and family relationships confirmed in 1850 Tn Census MS-334-239<\/p>\n

Amos is buried at the London Cemetery in Lewisburg, Marshall County,Tennessee
\n…………………………………………………
\nWIFE: Mary Harris
\nBORN: 1802, Marshall Co, Tn
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nDIED: 4 May 1831
\nFATHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Richard Harris
\nMOTHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Pricilla Holmes
\nNOTES:  Mary Harris London is buried at the London Cemetery in Lewisburg, Marshall Co, Tennessee
\n…………………………………………………
\nCHILD 1: Thomas Harris London
\nBORN: 10 Oct 1824, Marshall Co., Tn
\nMARRIAGE: Pricilla A Turner, 3 Aug 1845, Marshall Co., Tn
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: CSA
\nDIED: Jan 1862, Lewisburg, Marshall, Tn
\n…………………………………………………
\nCHILD 2: Mahalia Susannah London
\nBORN: 1826
\nMARRIAGE: John Alexander Barron, 23 Jan 1845, Marshall Co, Tn
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 
\n…………………………………………………..
\nCHILD 3: London
\nBORN: Bef 1830
\nMARRIAGE: 
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: D
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: Bef 1840
\n……………………………………………………
\nCHILD 4: Nathan Berry London
\nBORN: 15 Sep 1828
\nMARRIAGE: Cynthia Artimissa McConnel, 11 Oct 1849, Lewisburg, Marshall, Tn
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 8 Sep 1868, Lewisburg, Marshall Co., Tn
\n……………………………………………………….
\nSubmitted by: Jack London<\/p>\n

\n

John London, Sr. <\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

HUSBAND: John London Sr
\nBORN: 1760
\nMARRIAGE: Martha, 1787
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: Permelia Cheek, 1811\/14
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: Oct 1832
\nFATHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Amos London, 1737
\nMOTHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Sarah Crammer, 25 Nov 1738
\nNOTES: He was a farmer and land owner. John London received a Revolutionary Pay Voucher #4334 for 9 pounds for public claims in the Upper Board of Auditors, Jan. 15,1784, from Treasurer and Comptrollers Papers. This could have been for building a road or assisting the Colonial Army in some manner as they came thru his locality; or for supplies to the Army.<\/p>\n

“On Apr 3, 1789, John’s father, Amos London Sr., sold to him land for a mere 5 shillings. In September 1789, his father gave John all of the moveable or perishable part of his estate – 7 horses, a wagon and gear, his plantation tools, all furniture, a little stock of 12 hogs. It was in the form of a will but given to him at that time. John paid taxes in Surry County, North Carolina until 1794.” Opal London Cox, The London Family.<\/p>\n

Elizabeth Lambert’s marriage as first wife to John London is speculated in MCHQ Biographical Sketches of Early Marshall Co Families for The London Family, Vol IV, Summer 1973, No 11, pg 62. Others speculate John’s first wife’s name was Martha. MCHQ Biographical Sketches of Early Marshall Co Families for Hiram Wilson, Vol IV, Summer 1973, No 11, pg 61 states that Elanor (Nelly) Wilson married Nathan London, son of Amos and MARY London. This suggests that Amos’ first wife was named MARY, not Martha or Elizabeth.<\/p>\n

John had 10 children with his first wife.<\/p>\n

“John moved to Wilkes County, North Carolina, where he purchased land in 1799. He’s listed there in the 1800 Census.<\/p>\n

In the 1810 Census, Wilkes County North Carolina, John is listed with his first family of 10 children:  3 males under 10 years, 2 males 10 – 16, 2 males 16 -26, 2 females under 10 years, 1 female 45 & over. The mother died soon after this census<\/p>\n

John London received NC Land Grant #2883 for 25 acres in Wilkes County, North Carolina. It was issued November 28, 1812. Book 127, page 129. The chain carriers for the survey were Joseph London and John London Jr.<\/p>\n

John London married Permelia Cheek in Surry Co, NC on April 23, 1811 -1814 by John’s friend Benjamin H. Martin. This was prior to their move to Tennessee,<\/p>\n

John London bought 379 acres of land from Matthew G. Pickens for $800.00 on Jan.11,1818 in Maury Co.Tennessee (Later Marshall Co.TN). John immediately sub-divided this land and  sold 53 acres to Amos London, 114 acres to William London, some land to Richard London and 50 acres to Thomas Parks and Sarah London Parks. He secured these purchases with notes. Thus he gave his children a start in life if they were willing to work for it.<\/p>\n

John later purchased land in Bedford County ,Tennessee. He then traded this land for the 150 acres from William London of Stokes and Iredell County North  Carolina.<\/p>\n

John died Oct 1832 and is buried on this land in an unmarked grave. It is known as the London Cemetery on the New Lake Road southwest of Lewisburg, Tennessee.<\/p>\n

After his death his estate was the defendant in the law suit London vs London in which Permelia claimed that her dower had been fraudulently taken from her by John. Her dower was returned by settlement of the suit at the Tennessee Supreme Court, Dec 1839 term. ” Opal London Cox, The London Family
\n…………………………………………………
\nWIFE: Martha
\nBORN: 
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nDIED: 
\nFATHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: 
\nMOTHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: 
\nNOTES:  Death estimated from 1810 Wilkes Co, NC census. She was enumerated in 1810. Her marriage as first wife to John London is speculated in The Marshall County Historical Quarterly, Vol IV, Summer 1973, No 11, Pg 62. Others speculate John’s first wife’s name was Martha or Mary
\n…………………………………………………
\nCHILD 1: Sarah London
\nBORN: 1788
\nMARRIAGE: Thomas Parks, 30 Nov 1811
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 
\n…………………………………………………
\nCHILD 2: Amos London
\nBORN: 1790
\nMARRIAGE: Sally Redding, 29 Sep 1818
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: Bef 1860
\n…………………………………………………..
\nCHILD 3: Joseph London
\nBORN: 1793
\nMARRIAGE: Rebecca
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: D
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: Bef 24 Oct 1833
\n……………………………………………………
\nCHILD 4: William London
\nBORN: Jan 1795
\nMARRIAGE: 
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 11 Apr 1863
\n…………………………………………………….
\nCHILD 5: John London
\nBORN: 1797
\nMARRIAGE: Sarah Wilson, 1818
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 9 Dec 1868
\n……………………………………………………..
\nCHILD 6: Ann London
\nBORN: 1800
\nMARRIAGE: 
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 20 Jul 1856
\n………………………………………………………..
\nCHILD 7: James Richard London
\nBORN: 1803
\nMARRIAGE: Nancy Kennedy, Abt 1824
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: Bef 1859
\n………………………………………………………..
\nCHILD 8: Elizabeth London
\nBORN: 1805
\nMARRIAGE: Thomas Marshall, 1817
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 
\n…………………………………………………………
\nCHILD 9: Nathaniel London
\nBORN: 1806
\nMARRIAGE: Eleanor Wilson, 23 Feb 1833
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: Bef 1866
\n…………………………………………………………
\nCHILD 10: Levi London
\nBORN: 1808
\nMARRIAGE: 
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: 
\nDIED: 3 Apr 1883
\n……………………………………………………….
\nSubmitted by: Jack London<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\n

Nathan Berry London<\/span><\/p>\n

HUSBAND: Nathan Berry London
\nBORN: 15 Sep 1828
\nMARRIAGE: Cynthia Artimissa McConnell
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: 
\nMILITARY SERVICE: see below
\nDIED: 8 Sep 1868 , Lewisburg, Marshall, Tn
\nFATHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Amos London, 1790
\nMOTHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Mary Harris
\nNOTES:NOTES: Goodspeed ” a successful farmer, and served a short time in the late war under Forrest*. He was a Democrat, his widow married Pervines Fox by who m she has two children”. He owned the land in Marshall Co, Tn  upon whi ch the London Cemetery is located.The cemetery land passed from Amos to Nath an B and later was transferred to a trust for preservation (Marshall Co Deed Book Y 2, Pg 366)<\/p>\n

*”Forrest, Nathan Bedford (1821-1877) A Confederate General in the Civil War . He was a brilliant cavalry leader. Forrest had no military education, but h e enjoyed amazing success as a strategist and tactician. Forrest escaped wit h his men from the Battle of Fort Donelson and fought at Shiloh in 1862, Bri ce’s Cross Roads, Ms, in June 1864. Defeated at Selma,Ala. in April 1865. A native of Bedford Co, Tn and a founder of the Klu Klux Klan.” The World Book Encyclopedia F, Volume 7<\/p>\n

1850 Tn Census MS-308-235 lists Nathan aged 22 and wife Cynthia aged 17 in M arshall Co. Samuel P McConnell aged 15 is also living with them. This is Sam uel Patton McConnell, Cynthia’s brother.<\/p>\n

Death date from London – McConnell – Fox Bible. Nathan Berry London is burie d at the London Cemetery in Lewisburg,Marshall Co. Tennessee
\n…………………………………………………
\nWIFE: Cynthia Artimissa McConnel
\nBORN: 25 Oct 1832
\nOTHER MARRIAGES: Pervines J Fox, 16 Aug 1874
\nDIED: 23 Jan 1912 , Lewisburg, Marshall, Tn
\nFATHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Archibald McConnell, 29 Jan 1795
\nMOTHER\u2019S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Eliza M Houston, 31 Aug, 1799
\nNOTES:Birth and death from London – McConnell – Fox Bible. Cynthia Artimiss= a is buried at the Fox-Wheatley Cemetery, Marshall County, Tennessee<\/p>\n

Contributed by Jack London<\/p>\n

\n

Nathaniel London<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

Nathaniel London<\/em>
\nBorn: Swan Creek, Wilkes, N.C.: 1806
\nMarried: 23 Feb 1833
\nDied: Bef. 1866<\/p>\n

Notes<\/em><\/strong>
\nFamily relationships from 1860 Marshall Co. census and LONDON vs LONDON lawsuit, Tennessee Supreme Court, December term 1839. Nathaniel was Administrator for the estate of his uncle Amos London, Jr.  that was settled in Giles Co, Tn. Before final settlement, Nathan died and Alfred L London was made administrator of the estate in March 1866.<\/p>\n

Wife: Eleanor Nelly Wilson
\nBorn: Tn.: 1814
\nDied: Tn : 1870<\/p>\n

Notes<\/em><\/strong>
\nMCHQ Biographical Sketches of Early Marshall Co Families for Hiram WILSON, Vol. IV, Summer 1973, No 11, pg 61 states that Elanor (Nelly) WILSON married Nathan LONDON, son of Amos and MARY LONDON.  That Nathan was Amos\u2019 son must be incorrect as Nathan is defined as John’s son by way of his deposition in the LONDON vs LONDON case.<\/p>\n

CHILDREN<\/strong><\/p>\n

Amos Leander London
\nBorn: Marshall Co., Tn.: 1835<\/p>\n

Notes<\/em><\/strong>
\nHe was appointed Administrator to his father’s estate at Marshall Co, Tn. on 24 July 1868. He is referred to as Alfred Leander London and not Amos Leander. On 14 Jan 1868 he posted a refunding bond at Giles Co. for his share of the estate of Amos London Jr. He purchased the rights to shares of the 404 acres of land from his father’s estate in Dist. 11 of Marshall Co that belonged to his siblings, sold the land and left Marshall Co before the 1880 census. He is enumerated in 1880 at Hardin Co, Tn. where his is enumerated with Lillias and 4 children.<\/p>\n

Paralee London
\nBorn: 1837<\/p>\n

John Amos London
\nBorn: ,Marshall, Tn : 1839
\nDied: ,Marshall, Tn : 1862<\/p>\n

Notes<\/em><\/strong>
\nHe enlisted in the CSA on 14 Dec 1861 as a Private in Capt. Isaac Hill’s Co., Tn. Volunteers. This unit later became Co E, 53rd<\/sup> Tennessee Regiment. He was on furlough from the Civil War when he died at home in 1862 \u2013 \u201cThe London Family\u201d by Opal London Cox, pg 88.<\/p>\n

Isaac Green London
\nBorn: Marshall Co. Tn.: 1841
\nDied: 06 Sep 1863<\/p>\n

Notes<\/em><\/strong>
\n“The London Family” by Opal London Cox, pg 92. He died of pneumonia in prison hospital during the Civil War.<\/p>\n

Enoch Cantrell London
\nBorn: Tn. : 03 Feb 1843
\nDied: ,Marshall, Tn. : 24 Dec 1914<\/p>\n

Jeremiah M. London
\nBorn: 1845<\/p>\n

Joseph B. London
\nBorn: 1847<\/p>\n

Mariam London
\nBorn: 1849<\/p>\n

Sarah Tennessee London
\nBorn: 1855<\/p>\n

Minerva Ann London
\nBorn: 1857<\/p>\n

\n

Enoch C. London<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

Enoch C. London                                                Sallie Collins<\/strong><\/p>\n

Birth date:  3 Feb 1835                        Birth date:  17 Dec 1886<\/p>\n

Birth place:  Marshall Co., TN                Birth place:  Marshall Co., TN       <\/p>\n

Death date:  24 Dec 1914                     Death Date:  21 Mar 1967<\/p>\n

Burial place:  Round Hill Cemetery         Burial place: Round Hill<\/p>\n

Military Service:  Co H, 17th<\/sup> Tenn. Inf., (CSA)<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Enoch C. London & Sallie Collins were married 9 Sep 1903 at Beech Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church By A. D. Armstrong, J. P. [ Certificate recorded in Marshall Co. MB, Vol.  6, page 194.<\/p>\n

\n

Children:<\/p>\n

F.  Vetron London  _?_  _?_ 1904-_?_  _?_ 1905   buried at Round Hill<\/span>F.  <\/span><\/p>\n

Zeda London 4 Apr 1907- 26 May 1978  m. ___?___Mark .  Zeda is buried at Round Hill<\/span><\/p>\n

M.  Jewell London  3 Jul 1909-25 Nov 1941   m.  Mary Lou __?__ Jewell is buried at Round Hill<\/span>F.  Georgia Kate London  _?_  _?_ 1912     Still living in 1920; nothing further is known. <\/span><\/p>\n

M.  Enoch C. London, Jr.  12 Jul 1913-28 Jul 1917.  Enoch, Jr. is buried at Round Hill<\/p>\n

\n

Parents of Enoch C. London:                       Parents of Sallie Collins:<\/p>\n

Father:   Nathan London                              Father:    James B.  Collins<\/p>\n

Mother:  Nellie London                                 Mother:  Martha J. Endsley<\/p>\n

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