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Descendants of Johann Michael Worley

Generation No. 2

2. LUCINDA M.⁴ WORLEY (JOHANN MICHAEL³, JACOB², MICHAEL¹) was born Abt. 1828 in TN. She married PINCKNEY G. NICHOLS. He was born in TN.

Notes for PINCKNEY G. NICHOLS:
1851 Hardin County , TN Census , page 256 shows Pinckney G. Nichols, Lucinda M. Nichols and Martin H. Nichols. A Rebecca C. Worley aged 19 is also listed in this household. All are listed as being born in TN.

Child of LUCINDA WORLEY and PINCKNEY NICHOLS is:

MARTIN H.⁵ NICHOLS, b. Abt. January 1851.

3. LOUISA M.⁴ WORLEY (JOHANN MICHAEL³, JACOB², MICHAEL¹) was born Abt. 1830. She married (1) JOHN A. PETTY. She married (2) C.H.J. BRISCOE.

Children of LOUISA WORLEY and JOHN PETTY are:

	i.		WILLIAM⁵ PETTY.
	ii.		MARTHA LOUNDA(?) PETTY.

Children of LOUISA WORLEY and C.H.J. BRISCOE are:

	iii.		MARY J.⁵ BRISCOE, m. ? GATTIS.
	iv.		A. J. BRISCOE.
	v.		H. L. BRISCOE.

4. MARGARET A .⁴ WORLEY (JOHANN MICHAEL³, JACOB², MICHAEL¹) was born 1832, and died 1909. She married JOHN W. WILLIAMS. He was born Abt. 1828, and died 1871.

Child of MARGARET WORLEY and JOHN WILLIAMS is:

ELIZABETH L.⁵ WILLIAMS, b. 1854; m. JAMES FRANKLIN WOLFE; b. Abt. 1851; d. 1891.

5. REBECCA CASEY⁴ WORLEY (JOHANN MICHAEL³, JACOB², MICHAEL¹) was born Abt. 1833 in Hardin Co., TN. She married THEODORE FILANDER BARNHILL, son of WILLIAM BARNHILL and ANN REAGIN. He was born August 29, 1837 in Hardin Co., TN ¹, and died June 28, 1929 in Ardmore, Carter Co., OK ².

Notes for REBECCA CASEY WORLEY:
From ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/hardin/census/18500001.txt
1850 Hardin County Census Page 200B MF#400

Worley, Michael 56 M Farmer VA
Lavina 37 F NC
Margaret A 18 F TN
Rebecca C 16 F TN *** believe this is the correct Rebecca *
Susannah E 14 F TN
John V A 12 M TN
Joel M W 6 M TN
Charles P B 2 M TN
Bost, Abraham 25 M laborer NC

From ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/hardin/census/1850003.txt
1850 Hardin County Census Page 256 MF#511
This Lucinda is the sister of Rebecca Casey Worley.

Nichols,Pinckney G M Farmer TN
Lucinda M 23 F TN
Martin H 1/12 M TN
Worley , Rebecca C 19 F TN

More About REBECCA CASEY WORLEY:
Census: September 1850, Hardin Co. TN page 200B MF#400

Notes for THEODORE FILANDER BARNHILL:
From research Byron Sistler did for me in March 1984 regarding Theodore F. Barnhill.

Conf. Service Records
T.L. Barnhill enlisted as pvt. in Co. B, 18th Cav. at Goll Hill, TN on 4-15-1864. Was wounded at Harrisburg, MS in July 1864. Served under Capt. Wm. Barnhill

Compiled index to Conf. Service records ( all states ).
T.P. Barnhill in Co. G of 1st Conf. Cavalry (no state). ****This turned out to be him*****
Turner E. Barnhill in Co. K, 3rd. NC Cav.
T.W. Barnhill a pvt. in Co. F, 20th (Russell's) TN Cav.
T.W. Barnhill service record: Co. F., 20th TN Cav. Enlisted 12-1-1863 in Dyer Co. (another record says Paris , TN) no other information.

McNairy County Marriages 1861-69 (WPA). No Barnhill marriage.
1850 TN Census. Don't find a Theodore Barnhill, either in the main index or cross index.
1860 TN Census. Don't find a Theodore Barnhill.
1850 TN Census does include Wm. Barnhills in Blount and McNairy Cos.
1840 TN Census. Name Wm. Barnhill appears in Blount, Lawrence, Hardin and McNairy Cos.
1830 TN Census. Wm. Barnhill in Blount Co. page 270, Bedford Co., page 44, McNairy Co., page 121, and McNairy Co, page 128.
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A letter regarding Theodore's service in the Confederacy. Charlotte is researching Barnhill/Worleys
for the Hardin County, TN web.

<< Subj: WORLEYS/BARNHILLS
Date: 1/12/00 6:57:28 AM Pacific Standard Time
From: charis@harisengineering.com (Charlotte Haris)
Reply-to: charis@harisengineering.com
To: wcreag@juno.com (Willis L. Creagle), Jchandle@aol.com (Janice Sutherland)
CC: bridley312@aol.com (Barbara Ridley)

Dear Janice and Willis,

Lee Cate gave me your e-mail addresses as descendants of Theodore Barnhill
and Rebecca Casey Worley. My cousin Barbara and I are working on a
biography for the Hardin Co. TN website on Worleys and allied families in
the Civil War in Hardin Co. We would like to include Theodore based on a
newspaper article sent to us from Lee Cate.

Do you have any information on this family? When did Rebecca die? Did
Theodore ever receive a pension for his CSA service? I read somewhere that
he had a brother who died in the Civil War and somewhere else that he had
three brothers who died in the Civil War and yet another place that he had
two nephews in the Civil War. Do you have any information in this regard?

Sure hope to hear from you! Charlotte Haris

>>
hi Charlotte,
Well, all of us have bits and pieces of information. I think some of it, like the brothers in the war and Theodore's children have gotten a bit mixed according to my records. We were going hot and heavy for a while and I think stuff got shifted a bit.
Yes Theodore finally did get his pension. Because he was feeble and I guess the authorities finally accepted the affidavits the other soldiers gave on his behalf, he was given $75/ quarterly. The quarterly claim blank from the State of Oklahoma Pension No. 5030 to Theodore F. Barnhill from the Commissioner of Pensions, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Department No. 69 was dated 4-4-27. Theodore could not write, he left his mark on the papers I have. His middle name was spelled with an 'F' for Filander on these papers. I have seen it also spelled with a 'PH' , Phylander. The government never found a T.F. Barnhill, but they did find a T.P. Barnhill 2nd Co. G. 1st Confederate Cavalry, (Formerly Capt. Robertson's Co. Tenn. Cav, enlisted Oct 21 1861 at Jackson . No further records were found for him. Nothing about his capture or parole. Charles S. Robertson, (also borne as Robinson) was Liet-Colonel of the Regiment, and James W. Irwin was Captain of 2nd Co. G.
(copied from the pension file)
Theodore said he was in the battle of Shiloh , was shot in the thigh and was captured. The newspaper article says that also. It also said that he was on furloh at the end of the war , so was not officially paroled. The pension papers say he was paroled 1865 near Purdy, TN.
Affidavit No.1
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L.W. Barnhill and Elmer Bivins of Lindsay, Garvin Cou. Ok swear that Theodore has been a resident of Oklahoma.

Application of Indigent Soldier or Sailor of the Confederacy for a Pension...
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Theodore applied for the pension 14 May 1925 when he was 92 years old.
Enlisted in Savannah , TN 1861.
He gives Co. G 9th Tennesse Regiment under Capt. Jim Erwin . Charley Robinson is scratched out.

Affidavits from fellow soldiers
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no.1
William H. Franks of Duke , OK swears Theodore was in Company G. 1st Tenn Cavalry from 1861 to end of war. Released on 10 May 1865 at Gainsville, ALA.
Under Capt. Jim Erwin.
William Franks was in the same unit. ( There is a difference between the 1st Tenn Cavalry and the 1st Confederate Cavalry which may have caused a problem with id)

no.2
J.A. Gammill of Ranger, TX swears that Theodore served in Co. G 1st Confederate Regiment Cavalry - Tennessee, from early 1861 to the end of the war 1865.
Under Capt. Jim Irwin. Released from service 10 May 1865 at Gainesville, ALA.
J.A. Gammill was in company C of Cruises Battalion from 1861 to 1863. He was captured at Shiloh.

no.2 (another try I guess)
James M Barnhill of Savannah Tennesse swears that T.F. Barnhill served from 1861 to 1865 in Co. G. 1st CSA Regiment of Cavalry. Officers were Capt. C.S. Roberson and Capt. J.W. Irwin.
James M. Barnhill was in the same company.

James M. Barnhill's pension was applied for in June 1927 from the State of Tennessee. No. 16163.
This James M. Barnhill was born 12 May 1843. He was born at Savannah, Hardin Co. Tn.
He participated in the Battle of Chickamauga, Battle of Missionary Ridge, Battle of Shiloh and a number of small battles in Kentucky.
From the newspaper article we dont know when Theodore escaped and finally met up with the troops in GA. I cant find my battle chronology book, but you might be able to tell if he was in the other battles before Shiloh. I thought Shiloh was very early, but I would have to check. You guys could probably check that too.
This James Monroe Barnhill would be Theodore's nephew.

Theodore had two brothers that died in the war. John and William, according to my notes. I may have gotten that partly from the letter written by Theodore's grandson Lafayette William Barnhill to Oscar Barnhill (Lee Cate should have this also). The letter mentions that Theodore lost a brother in the war, but does not mention a name. this brother had a wife and 4 boys. I believe there was a census record that showed brothers John and William. I would have to check on that.
There was a T.L. Barnhill enlisted as pvt. in Co. B, 18th Cav. at Goll Hill, TN on 4-15-1864. Was wounded at Harrisburg, MS in July 1864. Served under Capt. Wm. Barnhill. I have not tried to get the records for this William Barnhill. That would be a good idea. (received this info from Byron Sistler. He did some research for me)

Theodore F. Barnhill married Rebecca Casey Worley was born about 1833 in Hardin County. TN. She was the fifth child of 8 born to Johann Michael Worley and Mary Martin.
I dont have a death date for Rebecca. Theodore T. Barnhill died at the old soldiers home in Ardmore Oklahoma 28 June 1929. (death certificate). He was widowed at the time of death so Rebecca must have died earlier.
Theodore's father was William Barnhill and his mother was Ann Reagin. Both were from TN. We are collecting Reagin information now. Do you have Bob Martin's email?
He is descended from William and Anne through son James Monroe Barnhill.

Let me know if I can get more info. I'm sure Will and Bob will have something to add.

Janice Sutherland
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Confederate Questionnaire from John F. Smith 1st Conf Cavalry
http://www.hardincountytncom/history/jmsmith.htm
I have snipped out portions relating to the war and persons involved. Js 12 Feb 2000

CIVIL WAR VETERANS QUESTIONAIRE FOR JOHN MORGIN SMITH, G; 1st Confederate Cavalry

FORM NO. 2

In case the space following any question is not sufficient for your answer, you may write your
answer on a separate piece of paper. But when this is done, be sure to put the number of the question on the paper on which the answer is written, and number the paper on which you write your answer.

Read all the questions before you answer any of them. After answering the questions given, if you desire to make any additional statements, I would be glad for you to add just as much as you desire.

1 State your full name and present post office address:

John Morgin Smith, 814 Russell St., East Nashville, Tennessee

2 State your age now:

78 years and 9 months

3 In what State and county were you born?

Tennessee, Hardin County

4 Were you a Confederate or Federal soldier?

I was a Confederate soldier.

5 Name of your Company?

G; 1st Confederate Cavalry

......snip
38 What was the first battle you engaged in?

It was a skirmish or small battle in West Tennessee.

39 State in your own way your experience in the War from this time on to its close. State
where you went after the first battle � what you did and what other battles you engaged in
, how long they lasted, what the results were; state how you lived in camp, how you were
clothed, how you slept, what you had to eat, how you were exposed to cold, hunger and
disease. If you were in the hospital or prison, state your experience there:

We went in to middle Tennessee did some conscription, gathered up guns through the country
and tried to get something to whip the Yankees with. My regiment was in Shiloh Battle all battles in Tenn., Georgia and Alabama, Chicamunga, Noon Day Church, Dalton Georgia, Missionary Ridge. As I was a cavalry man I had a hard life clothed only moderate.

40 When and where were you discharged?

Gainesville Alabama 19th of May 1864
---snip

45 Give the names of all the members of your Company you can remember. (If you know where the Roster is to be had, please make special note of this.)

Capt. James Irwin; Lt. Red Reynolds; Lt. Forrest; Lt. Sevire(?); James Porter, William Porter, Bonie(?) Porter, James Wagnor, Swain Ward, Si Tatum, Sam Kindal, Jo Dillion, Sam Thomas,
Nick Blivins, Ompy Johnston, Will Nelms(?), William Barnhill, James Barnhill,William Franks,
Isum Peterson, Pony Wardin, Lewis Dillyhanty, Mark Wardin, W. N. Smith, Neam Smith, Mike Smith, John M. Smith, Wat Wardin, Alick Kincanan. (N. B. � Wardin may be Nardin or Hardin)

46 Give the NAME and POST OFFICE ADDRESS of any living Veterans of the Civil War, whether members of your company or not; whether Tennesseans or from other States.

I am an invalid, can�t walk without crutches and cannot give you the

information you want. I am physically not able.

(SMITH, J. M. � Pension No. 14322)

More About THEODORE FILANDER BARNHILL:
Census: June 1880, Precint 3 Montague Co., TX
Military service: Bet. 1861 - 1865, Confederate Soldier - Co. G. 1st Confederate Cavalry

Children of REBECCA WORLEY and THEODORE BARNHILL are:

'BOY'⁵ BARNHILL, d. AR (drowned in the White River.

Notes for 'BOY' BARNHILL:
Rumored to have drowned in the White River in Arkansas. Per Lois Buchanan

11.

ii.

LAFAYETTE PRESTON BARNHILL, b. February 11, 1861, TN; d. December 24, 1912, Lindsay, Garvin Co., OK.

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