Genealogy Report: Descendants of Leonard Hornsby
Descendants of Leonard Hornsby
92.Thomas B.4 Windham (Leah3 Blake, Phanuel "Fanny"2 Hornsby, Leonard1) was born Abt. 1798 in probably Kershaw District, SC, and died Abt. 1868 in Angelina Co., TX.He married Dicey Sutton Abt. 1820 in Alabama.She was born Abt. 1805 in North Carolina, and died Abt. 1870 in Angelina Co., TX.
Notes for Thomas B. Windham:
Nacogdoches Co., TX Tax Lists - 1845, 1849 (says Thomas B. Windham)
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Thomas B. Windham (Samuel B.)
Thomas was born circa 1798 probably in Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA.He married Dicey Sutton circa 1820 Alabama.Thomas died circa 1868 Angelina County, Texas, USA, at an unknown age.His body was interred circa 1868, Angelina County, Texas.
He was a member of Henderson's Company, Smith's Alabama Mounted Volunteers, during the Creek Indian War of 1836 through 1837.He was the county Sheriff of Butler County, Alabama, in 1835, 1836 and 1837.During the War Between the States, he did not serve in the military as a regular soldier.Thomas B. Windham was "pro-Rebel" in an area that not everyone wanted to take part in the War. He was a Captain in the Home Guard Patrol of Angelina County, Texas, during the War Between the States.The Home Guard Patrol was a security unit whose duties were to keep order and to protect the citizens from any danger.This was a posse chosen from each justice precinct in the county and it was made up of a captain and several riders.The Angelina County Home Guard Patrol was also known as the "Jayhawkers".This name was taken from a similar unit formed in Kansas.
Thomas was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census Butler County, Alabama, USA.Thomas was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census San Augustine County, Texas.Thomas was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census Angelina County, Texas.
Dicey Sutton
Dicey was born circa 1805 North Carolina.Dicey died circa 1870 Angelina County, Texas, at an unknown age.Her body was interred Angelina County, Texas, USA.She resided, San Augustine County, Texas, in 1850.She resided, Angelina County, Texas, in 1860.
Known children of Thomas B.2 Windham and Dicey Sutton were as follows:
i. Charlotte Windham.Charlotte was born circa 1822 Alabama.She married Dr. John C. Womack on 6 February 1844 Copiah County, Mississippi.Charlotte died before 1855 probably in San Augustine County, Texas, USA, at an unknown age.Her body was interred, Texas.
She resided, San Augustine County, Texas, in 1850.
ii. Calvin J. Windham.Calvin was born circa 1824 Alabama.He married Sarah R. Womack on 31 December 1850 Copiah County, Mississippi.Calvin died in April 1862 Angelina County, Texas, USA, at an unknown age.His body was interred, Angelina County, Texas.
He resided, San Augustine County, Texas, in 1850.He resided, Angelina County, Texas, in 1860.
iii. Susanna Windham.Susanna was born circa 1831 probably in Alabama.Susanna died at an unknown age.
She resided, San Augustine County, Texas, in 1850.
iv. Ursula L. Windham.Ursula was born circa 1837 probably in Alabama.She married Henry Hunt on 2 August 1854 Tyler County, Texas.Ursula died at an unknown age.
She resided, San Augustine County, Texas, in 1850.
v. Mary L. Windham.Mary was born on 19 July 1839 Alabama.She married James Carr Everitt circa 1858 Angelina County, Texas, USA.Mary died on 24 December 1911 Kerrville, Kerr County, Texas, USA, at age 72.Her body was interred on 24 December 1911 Homer Cemetery, Homer, Angelina County, Texas, USA.
She and James Carr Everitt had twelve children.She resided, San Augustine County, Texas, in 1850.She resided, Angelina County, Texas, in 1900.
vi. Hilary H. Windham.Hilary was born circa 1843 probably in Mississippi.Hilary died on 26 October 1930 Frankston, Anderson County, Texas, at an unknown age.
He resided, San Augustine County, Texas, in 1850.He resided, Homer, Angelina County, Texas, in 1860.He resided, Coryell County, Texas, in 1880.
Source - John B. Windham ([email protected])
More About Thomas B. Windham:
Burial: Abt. 1868, Angelina Co., TX
More About Dicey Sutton:
Burial: Abt. 1870, Angelina Co., TX
More About Thomas Windham and Dicey Sutton:
Marriage: Abt. 1820, Alabama
Children of Thomas Windham and Dicey Sutton are:
| 274 | i. | Charlotte5 Windham, born Abt. 1822 in Alabama; died Bef. 1855 in probably San Augustine Co., TX.She married Dr. John C. Womack 06 Feb 1844 in Copiah Co., MS; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| More About John Womack and Charlotte Windham: Marriage: 06 Feb 1844, Copiah Co., MS |
| 275 | ii. | Calvin J. Windham, born Abt. 1824 in Alabama; died Apr 1862 in Angelina Co., TX.He married Sarah R. Womack 31 Dec 1850 in Copiah Co., MS; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| More About Calvin J. Windham: Burial: 1862, Angelina Co., TX |
| More About Calvin Windham and Sarah Womack: Marriage: 31 Dec 1850, Copiah Co., MS |
| 276 | iii. | Susanna Windham, born Abt. 1831 in probably Alabama; died Aft. 1850. | ||
| 277 | iv. | Ursula L. Windham, born Abt. 1837 in probably Alabama; died Aft. 1854.She married Henry Hunt 02 Aug 1854 in Tyler Co., TX; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| More About Henry Hunt and Ursula Windham: Marriage: 02 Aug 1854, Tyler Co., TX |
| 278 | v. | Mary L. Windham, born 19 Jul 1839 in Alabama; died 24 Dec 1911 in Kerrville, Kerr Co., TX.She married James Carr Everitt Abt. 1858 in Angelina Co., TX; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| Notes for Mary L. Windham: She and James Carr Everitt had twelve children.She resided, San Augustine County, Texas, in 1850.She resided, Angelina County, Texas, in 1900. |
| More About Mary L. Windham: Burial: 24 Dec 1911, Homer Cemetery, Homer, Angelina Co., TX |
| More About James Everitt and Mary Windham: Marriage: Abt. 1858, Angelina Co., TX |
| 279 | vi. | Hilary H. Windham, born Abt. 1843 in probably Mississippi; died 26 Oct 1930 in Frankston, Anderson Co., TX. |
| Notes for Hilary H. Windham: He resided, San Augustine County, Texas, in 1850.He resided, Homer, Angelina County, Texas, in 1860.He resided, Coryell County, Texas, in 1880. |
Notes for Page R. Windham:
Lived in Scott Co., MS, from mid 1840's until about 1880. He may have died in Madison Co., MS, while staying with one of his sons.
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Page R. Windham (Samuel B.)
Page was born circa 1800 probably in Kershaw District, South Carolina, USA.He married Zylphia Davis on 22 December 1822 Wilcox County, Alabama.Page died after 1880 probably in Madison County, Mississippi, USA, at an unknown age.His body was interred after 1880, probably in Smith or Scott County, Mississippi.
His middle name may be "Reuben". There is no proof, yet, that his middle name is "Reuben"; that is just a possibility that needs to be investigated. He may have been called "Major" or "Tobe" as a nickname. He was a farmer. He is listed in the 1880 U.S. Census of Madison County, Mississippi. At that time, he was living in Madison County with one of his sons, Jeptha Patterson Windham.He probably died shortly after that 1880 Census.He may have died in Madison County, Mississippi, or he may have died in Scott County or Smith County, Mississippi, where many of his family still lived. It has been said that he is buried at the old Lutheran Church Cemetery in southwestern Scott County, Mississippi. This cemetery is near the Scott County and Smith County line, but it is in Scott County.There is no gravemarker in this cemetery for Page R. Windham but there are many unmarked graves.
Page R. Windham was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census Dallas County, Alabama.He resided, Dallas County, Alabama, on 4 March 1836.Page was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census Smith County, Mississippi.Page was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census Smith County, Mississippi.Page was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census Smith County, Mississippi.Page was listed as a father in Jeptha Patterson Windham's household on the 1880 Census Madison County, Mississippi, USA.
Zylphia Davis
Zylphia was born circa 1805 South Carolina.Zylphia died after 1870 Smith County, Mississippi, USA, at an unknown age.Her name is sometimes spelled "Zilphia", "Zylpha", and "Zilpha".
She islisted in the 1870 Smith County, Mississippi, census.She is not listed in any 1880 census, therefore, she probably died sometime after 1870 and before 1880. She is probably buried at the old Lutheran Church Cemetery in southwestern Scott County, Mississippi. There is no gravemarker for her but there a large number of unmarked graves in this cemetery.
Known children of Page R.2 Windham and Zylphia Davis were as follows:
i. Samuel B. Windham.Samuel was born circa 1824 Wilcox County, Alabama.He married Mary A. (----?----).Samuel died on 25 July 1889 probably in Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas, USA, at an unknown age.His body was interred, probably in Hempstead County, Arkansas. On February 20, 1870, this Samuel B. Windham wrote a letter from Smith County, Mississippi, to his Uncle John Darby Windham in Texas.A copy of this letter survived and in it Samuel B. Windham writes about many of the Windham relatives. This Samuel B. Windham was one of the first to join the CSA when the War Between the States started in 1861. During the War Between the States, he served in Singleton Guards, Company G, 6th Battalion (46th Infantry).He was a farmer. It appears that he had three daughters and no sons. Apparently he moved to Arkansas sometime after 1880.There was a S. B. Windham who was a member of the Witfield Masonic Lodge at Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas.This S.B. Windham died 25 July 1889.It is not known for sure, but this is probably the same as Samuel B. Windham.
ii. Martha A. Windham.Martha was born in 1826 probably in Wilcox County, Alabama.She married George Washington Barner.Martha died at an unknown age. Her parents moved from Wilcox County, Alabama, to Dallas County, Alabama, sometime within a few years of when she was born. She was born in northeast Wilcox County, Alabama, or southeast Dallas County, Alabama.
iii. "female" Windham."female" was born circa 1826 probably in Wilcox County, Alabama."female" died at an unknown age.
This is believed to be a daughter of Page R. Windham and Zylphia Davis.It has not been proven that she is their daughter. If she is their daughter, she may have died young.
iv. John Stanley Windham.John was born on 22 September 1827 Wilcox County, Alabama.He married Martha Elizabeth Marler on 7 December 1849 Smith County, Mississippi, USA.John died on 4 March 1905 Homewood, Scott County, Mississippi, at age 77.His body was buried in March 1905, Methodist Church Cemetery, Homewood, Scott County, Mississippi, USA. In the 1960's his old broken gravemarker was replaced with a new gravemaker.This writer's father, John Elmer Windham, asked this writer if the old broken gravestone should be saved.Foolishly, this writer replied that the old broken gravestone should not be saved and it was destroyed.
He was a freemason in the secret Masonic fraternity.His religion was Methodist.He was a farmer.John Stanley Windham was a Confederate veteran. During the War Between the States, he served in Singleton Guards, Company G, 6th Battalion (46th Infantry).
v. Page William "Dock" Windham.Page was born on 18 August 1832 Dallas County, Alabama.He married Mary E. Thomas on 7 January 1854 probably in Smith County, Mississippi.Page died on 13 December 1913 Homewood, Scott County, Mississippi, at age 81.His body was buried in December 1913, at Noblin Cemetery (also known as Old Ox Graveyard), Homewood, Scott County, Mississippi, USA. He was born in southeastern Dallas County, Alabama, a few miles north of the Dallas County and Wilcox County line. He was a farmer. His name may be Page Willis Windham.His nickname was sometimes spelled "Doc", but he was not a medical doctor. During the War Between the States, he served in Singleton Guards, Company G, 6th Battalion (46th Infantry).His commonly used name was Dock.
vi. Thomas Windham.Thomas was born circa 1836 Dallas County, Alabama.Thomas died at an unknown age.
Not much else is known about this son.
vii. Mary Elizabeth Windham.Mary was born on 18 August 1836 Dallas County, Alabama.She married William Edward Mangum on 14 April 1854 Smith County or Scott County, Mississippi.Mary died on 26 April 1918 Homewood, Scott County, Mississippi, at age 81.Her body was interred in April 1918, old Luther Chapel Cemetery near Wicker, Scott County, Mississippi.
viii. Leah C. Windham.Leah was born circa 1839 Dallas County, Alabama.She married Andrew Brooks.Leah died at an unknown age.
Her middle name may be "Charlotte."
ix. Andrew Jefferson Windham.Andrew was born circa 1842 Dallas County, Alabama.He married Mary Martha E. (Thomas?) circa 1861 probably in Smith County, Mississippi.Andrew died at an unknown age.His body was interred, Paron, Saline County, Arkansas. During the War Between the States, he served in the True Confederates, Company C, 8th Infantry.He moved to Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas, possibly in 1882.
x. Houston "Huse" B. Windham.Houston was born circa 1844 Dallas County, Alabama.He married Alice T. Duffey on 18 August 1878 Hempstead County, Arkansas.Houston died on 15 February 1916 near Gurdon, Clark County, Arkansas, USA, at an unknown age.His body was interred in February 1916, Bethlehem-Brushy Creek Cemetery, near Gurdon, Clark County, Arkansas, USA. Houston "Huse" B. Windham fought in the War Between the States as a member of Company C, 8th Mississippi Infantry.Hempstead County, Arkansas, marriage records show that on 18 August 1878 Houston "Huse" B. Windham married Mrs. Alice T. McFaddin, age 38 of Deroan Township, Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas. His commonly used name was Huse.Houston registered to pay taxes in 1890 Hempstead County, Arkansas.
xi. William James Windham.William was born on 21 July 1846 Smith County, Mississippi.He married Emma E. Houston.William died on 15 September 1899 Beech Creek, Clark County, Arkansas, at age 53. On Saturday September 9, 1899, William James Windham accidentally shot himself in the heel of his foot while getting off his horse to open a gate.The wound developed blood poison and it was necessary for doctors to amputated his foot a few hours before his death on September 15, 1899.His body was interred in September 1899, Bethlehem-Brushy Creek Cemetery, near Gurdon, Clark County, Arkansas. During the War Between the States, he served in Singleton Guards, Company G, 6th Battalion (46th Infantry).He moved from Homewood,Mississippi, to Hempstead County, Arkansas, and then he moved to Clark County, Arkansas.His commonly used name was Billie.He resided, Hempstead County, Arkansas, in 1880.William registered to pay taxes in 1890 Hempstead County, Arkansas.
xii. Jeptha Patterson Windham.Jeptha was born circa 1848 Smith County, Mississippi.He married Helen Bailey on 27 January 1875 Scott County, Mississippi, USA.Jeptha died on 29 December 1887 Arkansas at an unknown age. He moved from Homewood, Mississippi, to Madison County, Mississippi. Then about 1882 he moved to Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas.He and Helen Bailey had five children.Jeptha was listed as the head of a family on the Madison County, Mississippi, USA, 1880 Census.
Source - John B. Windham ([email protected])
More About Page Windham and Zylphia Davis:
Marriage: 22 Dec 1822, Wilcox Co., AL
Children of Page Windham and Zylphia Davis are:
| 280 | i. | Samuel B.5 Windham, born Abt. 1824 in Wilcox Co., AL; died 25 Jul 1889 in probably Hope, Hempstead Co., AR.He married Mary A. [--?--] Unknown; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| Notes for Samuel B. Windham: On February 20, 1870, this Samuel B. Windham wrote a letter from Smith County, Mississippi, to his Uncle John Darby Windham in Texas.A copy of this letter survived and in it Samuel B. Windham writes about many of the Windham relatives. This Samuel B. Windham was one of the first to join the CSA when the War Between the States started in 1861. During the War Between the States, he served in Singleton Guards, Company G, 6th Battalion (46th Infantry).He was a farmer. It appears that he had three daughters and no sons. Apparently he moved to Arkansas sometime after 1880.There was a S. B. Windham who was a member of the Witfield Masonic Lodge at Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas.This S.B. Windham died 25 July 1889.It is not known for sure, but this is probably the same as Samuel B. Windham. |
| More About Samuel Windham and Mary [--?--]: Marriage: Unknown |
| 281 | ii. | Martha A. Windham, born 1826 in probably Wilcox Co., AL; died Unknown.She married George Washington Barner Unknown; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| Notes for Martha A. Windham: Her parents moved from Wilcox County, Alabama, to Dallas County, Alabama, sometime within a few years of when she was born. She was born in northeast Wilcox County, Alabama, or southeast Dallas County, Alabama. |
| More About George Barner and Martha Windham: Marriage: Unknown |
| 282 | iii. | Female Windham, born Abt. 1826 in probably Wilcox Co., AL; died Unknown. |
| Notes for Female Windham: This is believed to be a daughter of Page R. Windham and Zylphia Davis.It has not been proven that she is their daughter. If she is their daughter, she may have died young. |
| 283 | iv. | John Stanley Windham, born 22 Sep 1827 in Wilcox Co., AL; died 04 Mar 1905 in Homewood, Scott Co., MS.He married Martha Elizabeth Marler 07 Dec 1849 in Smith Co., MS; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| Notes for John Stanley Windham: In the 1960's his old broken gravemarker was replaced with a new gravemaker.This writer's father, John Elmer Windham, asked this writer if the old broken gravestone should be saved.Foolishly, this writer replied that the old broken gravestone should not be saved and it was destroyed. He was a freemason in the secret Masonic fraternity.His religion was Methodist.He was a farmer.John Stanley Windham was a Confederate veteran. During the War Between the States, he served in Singleton Guards, Company G, 6th Battalion (46th Infantry). |
| More About John Stanley Windham: Burial: Mar 1905, Methodist Church Cemetery, Homewood, Scott Co., MS |
| More About John Windham and Martha Marler: Marriage: 07 Dec 1849, Smith Co., MS |
| 284 | v. | Page William "Dock" Windham, born 18 Aug 1832 in Dallas Co., AL; died 13 Dec 1913 in Homewood, Scott Co., MS.He married Mary E. Thomas 07 Jan 1854 in probably Smith Co., MS; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| Notes for Page William "Dock" Windham: He was born in southeastern Dallas County, Alabama, a few miles north of the Dallas County and Wilcox County line. He was a farmer. His name may be Page Willis Windham.His nickname was sometimes spelled "Doc", but he was not a medical doctor. During the War Between the States, he served in Singleton Guards, Company G, 6th Battalion (46th Infantry).His commonly used name was Dock. |
| More About Page William "Dock" Windham: Burial: Dec 1913, Noblin Cemetery (aka Old Ox Graveyard), Homewood, Scott Co., MS |
| More About Page Windham and Mary Thomas: Marriage: 07 Jan 1854, probably Smith Co., MS |
| 285 | vi. | Thomas Windham, born Abt. 1836 in Dallas Co., AL; died Unknown. |
| Notes for Thomas Windham: Not much else is known about this son. |
| 286 | vii. | Mary Elizabeth Windham, born 18 Aug 1836 in Dallas Co., AL; died 26 Apr 1918 in Homewood, Scott Co., MS.She married William Edward Mangum 14 Apr 1854 in Smith Co. or Scott Co., MS; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| More About Mary Elizabeth Windham: Burial: Apr 1918, Old Luther Chapel Cemetery, near Wicker, Scott Co., MS |
| More About William Mangum and Mary Windham: Marriage: 14 Apr 1854, Smith Co. or Scott Co., MS |
| 287 | viii. | Leah C. Windham, born Abt. 1839 in Dallas Co., AL; died Unknown.She married Andrew Brooks Unknown; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| Notes for Leah C. Windham: Her middle name may be "Charlotte". |
| More About Andrew Brooks and Leah Windham: Marriage: Unknown |
| 288 | ix. | Andrew Jefferson Windham, born Abt. 1842 in Dallas Co., AL; died Unknown.He married Mary Martha E. [Thomas?] Abt. 1861 in probably Smith Co., MS; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| Notes for Andrew Jefferson Windham: During the War Between the States, he served in the True Confederates, Company C, 8th Infantry.He moved to Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas, possibly in 1882. |
| More About Andrew Jefferson Windham: Burial: Unknown, Paron, Saline Co., AR |
| More About Andrew Windham and Mary [Thomas?]: Marriage: Abt. 1861, probably Smith Co., MS |
| 289 | x. | Houston "Huse" B. Windham, born Abt. 1844 in Dallas Co., AL; died 15 Feb 1916 in near Gurdon, Clark Co., AR.He married Alice T. Duffey 18 Aug 1878 in Hempstead Co., AR; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| Notes for Houston "Huse" B. Windham: Houston "Huse" B. Windham fought in the War Between the States as a member of Company C, 8th Mississippi Infantry.Hempstead County, Arkansas, marriage records show that on 18 August 1878 Houston "Huse" B. Windham married Mrs. Alice T. McFaddin, age 38 of Deroan Township, Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas. His commonly used name was Huse.Houston registered to pay taxes in 1890 Hempstead County, Arkansas. |
| More About Houston "Huse" B. Windham: Burial: Feb 1916, Bethlehem-Brushy Creek Cemetery, near Gurdon, Clark Co., AR |
| More About Houston Windham and Alice Duffey: Marriage: 18 Aug 1878, Hempstead Co., AR |
| 290 | xi. | William James Windham, born 21 Jul 1846 in Smith Co., MS; died 15 Sep 1899 in Beech Creek, Clark Co., AR.He married Emma E. Houston Unknown; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| Notes for William James Windham: On Saturday September 9, 1899, William James Windham accidentally shot himself in the heel of his foot while getting off his horse to open a gate.The wound developed blood poison and it was necessary for doctors to amputated his foot a few hours before his death on September 15, 1899.His body was interred in September 1899, Bethlehem-Brushy Creek Cemetery, near Gurdon, Clark County, Arkansas. During the War Between the States, he served in Singleton Guards, Company G, 6th Battalion (46th Infantry).He moved from Homewood,Mississippi, to Hempstead County, Arkansas, and then he moved to Clark County, Arkansas.His commonly used name was Billie.He resided, Hempstead County, Arkansas, in 1880.William registered to pay taxes in 1890 Hempstead County, Arkansas. |
| More About William James Windham: Burial: Sep 1899, Bethlehem-Brushy Creek Cemetery, near Gurdon, Clark Co., AR |
| More About William Windham and Emma Houston: Marriage: Unknown |
| 291 | xii. | Jeptha Patterson Windham, born Abt. 1848 in Smith Co., MS; died 29 Dec 1887 in Arkansas.He married Helen Bailey 27 Jan 1875 in Smith Co., MS; born Unknown; died Unknown. |
| Notes for Jeptha Patterson Windham: He moved from Homewood, Mississippi, to Madison County, Mississippi. Then about 1882 he moved to Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas.He and Helen Bailey had five children.Jeptha was listed as the head of a family on the Madison County, Mississippi, USA, 1880 Census. |
| More About Jeptha Windham and Helen Bailey: Marriage: 27 Jan 1875, Smith Co., MS |