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Family History

Above photo: C.R. Moody & Elizabeth Angeline Liner Moody

I. C.R. Moody & Elizabeth Liner Moody

II. C.R. Moody Ancestors

1. James Lafayette Moody & Nancy Jaynes Moody

2. James Lafayette Moody

3. Nancy Jaynes Family History

III. Reuban Moody & Polly Leatherwood Moody

1. Reuban Moody

2. Polly Leatherwood Moody

3. Moody Family Chart

4. Leatherwood Family Chart

5. Leatherwood Line

6. Leatherwood-Walker-Moody Line

IV. Elizabeth Angeline Moody Liner Ancestors

1. Joseph Samuel Liner & Sarah Lenoir Garrett Liner

2. Jeremiah Liner & Angeline Turner

3. Bellefaught/Vogt-Clemens/Liner

V. Elizabeth A. Moody Garrett Ancestors

1. Greenberry Garrett & Martha Rogers

2. Garrett Lines

3. Washington-Thornton-Rogers Line

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I. Charles Rector Moody & Elizabeth Angeline Liner Moody

Charles Rector Moody

b. Dellwood, N.C., 11 Feb 1877

d. Sylva, NC at home, 25 Dec. 1965, buried Green Hill Cemetery, Waynesville, NC. He had a large growth on his neck that was not a goiter and for which he visited Duke Medical School where the decision was not to excise it. After his death, Nannie had it examined and was told that excising it would have killed him. When he died, he had leukemia.

Obituary in Asheville Citizen Times 27 December 1965. “Charles Rector Moody 88, a retired farmer and dairyman of Sylva, died Saturday….He was a native of Haywood Country a son of the late James and Nancy Jaynes Moody, a prominent pioneer family of the country and had lived in Jackson County for 44 years”…

m. Elizabeth Angeline Liner 26 Dec 1900 at the Jonathan’s Creek Parsonage. Sentelle Moody and Mark Liner were the only attendants, and all rode to and from the parsonage via horseback.

Children:( *more info below with Elizabeth Liner Moody.) Mark Kenyon, Gilmer, Truman, Lyda, Jodie, Evelyn, James Jr..

Parents: James Lafayette Moody (1830-1913) & Nancy Angeline Jaynes (1846-1909). His father was approximately ¾ Cherokee.

Siblings: Llewellyn James (1869-1961), Emma Jayes M. Turner (1871-1949), Eston Napoleon (1873-?)Caroline Asilee M Ratcliff (1975-1972), Commodore Cortez (1880-1937), Sentelle Jefferson(1881-1954), Devereaux Cleveland (1883-1940), Ransom (1886-1996)
*half siblings: Marcus Erwin (1851-1920)**, Columbus Chesterfield (1853-1942)**, Martha L. Moody Plott (1855-1952)**, Robert C. Moody (1858-1913)**,

Homes: Papa grew up around Dellwood and Jonathan’s Creek in Maggie Valley. The homestead was located where the Maggie Valley Country Club is now located. At one time, he had a lumber business and learned that in Colorado there were water flumes to move trees from the top of hills. He made one much to the interest of the locals and it worked. In 1921,the family moved to Sylva at Allen’s Branch that was later called “Moody Bottom” where he lived the remainder of his life

Elizabeth Angeline Liner Moody, “Nannie”

b. 1 December 1880, Haywood Co, N.C.

d. 1 November 1978 (she died one month before her 98^thbirthday), High Point N.C.

b. Green Hill Cemetery, Waynesville, N.C.

Spouse:Charles Rector Moody, m. 26 Dec. 1900.

Children:

Mark Kenyon (1901-1995), m. Edith Geisler; Gilmer Devereau (1903-1962), m. Reba Hutchins; Charles Truman (1904-1960), m. Lily Calaway; Lyda(1906-1968), Lenoir, m. Newborn Davison; Elizabeth Josephine (1908-1999, m. William Lawson Allen; Nancy Evelyn (1910-2005), m. John Vernon McHan; James Rector(1913-1972), m. Evelyn Bliss. (one baby did not survive)

WWII. Gilmer was in the Air Force; James was in the Army; Truman worked at Oak Ridge with the atom group and received a citation for his work.

Parents:

Joseph Samuel Liner, b. 1846, and Sarah Lenoir Garrett, b. 1856.

Siblings:

Jennie Rogers Liner, b. 19 April 1876, m. John Henry.

William Hardy Liner, b. 17 Sept 1878, m. Carrie Heck.

Elizabeth Angeline Liner, b. 1 Dec 1880), m. C.R. Moody.

Joseph Mark Liner, b. 12 Apr 1883), m. Etta Messer

Sally Lou Liner, b. 28 July 1885), m. Joseph Justice.

Education: Lizzie Moody wanted to be an attorney and while in high school, she was often at her maternal grandfather Greensberry Garrett's law offices “reading” his law books. The story is that she mastered them very successfully, but alas, her family would not permit her to be an attorney. When she left formal school, she became a school teacher until her marriage.

IV. Children of CR Moody and Elizabeth A. Liner Moody

a. Mark Kenyon Moody

b. 30 Oct 1901, d. 5 July 1995

m. Edith Geisler

children: Joanne, Doris, Maurice, Kyra

b. Devereaux Gilmer Moody

b. 6 Jan 1903

d. 26 Sept 1962

m. Reba Hutchins ?

c. Charles Truman Moody

b. 3 April 1904

d. 8 Jan 1960

m. Lily Hazel Calloway

children: Julia, Marjorie, Charles

d. Lyda Lenoir Moody Davison

b. 17 May 1906

d. 20 Nov 1968
m. Davison

children; Joe Davison

e. Elizabeth Josephine Moody Allen

b. 13 Feb 1908

d. 18 September 1999. buried at Greenhill Cemetery, Haywood Co., NC

m. William Lawson Allen, 15 August, 1931 in Jackson Co. b.1906, d. 1991.

f. Nancy Evelyn Moody McHan

b. 19 July 1910

d. 17 Oct 2005

m. John Vernon McHan

children; Eva Jane McHan, John Vernon McHan Jr.

g. James Rector Moody

b. 19 December 1913

d. 27 Oct 1972

m. Evelyn Bliss

children: James Bliss Moody

II. CR Moody Ancestors:

CR Moody Parents—James Lafayette Moody & Nancy Jaynes

I. James Lafayette Moody*Veteran-South, War between the States

b. 30 Apr 1830

d. 14 Oct 1913

buried Turner Cemetery, Maggie Valley, N.C. or Plott Cemetery??

Parents: Reuban Moody & Polly Leatherwood

Siblings: William Lafayette, Robert L., Harvey L Julius Jackson

Spouse: 1. Nancy Aveline Henry 2. Nancy Jaynes (niece of Nancy Henry)

Children of James L. & Nancy Jaynes: Llewelleyn, m. Sue Garrie (parents of Jessie Penland), Emma, Estan, Callie, Charles Rector, m. Elizabeth A Liner, Commodore, Sentel, Devereux

Military History:
"Official Confederate War Record. Age 32 (name signed with mark) Mustered in 11 July 1862.

Joined for duty 12 July 1862.

On detached duty running down deserters he was captured by the Union Army on 9 Sept 1863 at Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. He was held until 24 Sept 1863 at Military Prison Louisville, Ky. Arrived at Camp Douglas, Illinois on 26 Sept 1863. Was discharged 15 June 1865 at Greenville, TN.

Description: Complexion dark, hair dark, height 5 feet 10 inches, eyes grey

Served as private in Co. A, 62^ndRegiment N.C. Infantry."

Nannie Moody told the story that Nancy loved her little vegetable garden. When she wanted work done, she would say “Jeems, I have some work to do in the house before I work in my garden, so don’t you dare go near my garden. If there is anything I can’t stand, it is a clumsy man trampling in my garden.” Then she would tie on her apron and seem to be real busy. Within 15 minutes, she could count on seeing James doing all of her work for her in the small garden.

Note: James L. Moody application for tribal membership.

“No. 35343, Name: James L. Moody, With N. Betsy Walker.

English name: James L. Moody

Residence: Dellwood, Haywood County N.C.

Age-76, born; April 30^th, 1830, Jonathan Creek, Haywood Co.,N.C.

Married-twice

Parents: Reuban Moody, b. Greenville County, SC.; Polly Leatherwood, b. Jonathan Creek, Haywood Co. NC. Reside at 1851: Jonathan Creek. Date of death of father:August 17^th1891; mother: March 28^th1884. Were they enrolled: NO! Names of all brothers and sisters. English and Indian names of grandparents: John Moody and Elizabeth Laird—John Leatherwood and Sallie Burns and places of birth. Names of all grandchildren. Additional facts: The mother of Elizabeth Walker was Betsy Walker who was a full Cherokee Indian and never identified with any other tribe. Hyatt. Affidavit with two witnesses: EH. Howell and J.H. Boyd” Application rejected with out any reasons."

Note: J L Moody’s cousins later were enrolled with the same ancestors. There was also a story that Reuben and his father did not want wives and children enrolled due to the laws that indians could not either inherit land and/or vote.

2. Nancy Jaynes

b. 23 Oct 1846

d. 9 Nov 1909

b. Turner Cemetery, Maggie Valley, N.C.

m. 2^ndwife of James Lafayette Moody

Parents: Jeff Jaynes & Jane Henry

Children: : Llewellyn James (1869), m. Sue Garrie (parents of Jessie Penland), Emma Jane M. Turner (1871), Estan, Caroline A. “Callie” M Ratliff, Charles Rector, m. Elizabeth A Liner, Ransom (1888), Commodore Cortez (1880-1937), Sentelle Jefferson (1881-1954), Devereux Cleveland (1883)

3. Nancy Jaynes family history

Capt John B Henry**Rev War

b. 15 April 1757, VA

d. 29 Dec 1833, Maggie Valley, Haywood, NC

m. Nancy Newman (1765 York,SC-1835 Maggie Valley, NC)

Children: John, James Robert m. Martha Owens, Newman

Henry m. Lowry

Malcolm J. Henry

b. 1783, VA

d. 1844, Ivy Hills, Haywood Col, NC

m. Nancy Agnes Smith Moore (1787 York, SC-1857Haywood Co NC) Parents:

Newman Henry

m. ?Lowry

children: Adolphus m. Lizzie Evans, Lucinda m. Daniel Allison, Jane m. (1) Jeff Jaynes,(2) Jerry Vickers, Nancy m. James Moody, Sophia m. Abraham McElroy, Harriet.

Jane Henry

m. Jeff Jaynes

children: Nancy Jaynes

Nancy Jaynes

b. 23 Oct 1846

d. 9 Nov 1909

b. Turner Cemetary, Maggie Valley, N.C.

m. 2^ndwife of James Lafayette Moody

Parents: Jeff Jaynes & Jane Henry

Children: : Llewellyn James (1869), m. Sue Garrie (parents of Jessie Penland), Emma jane M. Turner (1871), Estan, Caroline A. “Callie” M Ratliff, Charles Rector, m. Elizabeth A Liner, Ransom (1888), Commodore Cortez (1880-1937), Sentelle Jefferson (1881-1954), Devereux Cleveland (1883)

III. JL Moody parents: Reuban Moody & Polly Leatherwood

1. Reuban Moody

b.11 Aug 1801, Greenville, S.C.

d.17 Aug 1891, Jonathan Creek, Maggie Valley, N.C.

buried: Dellwood, N.C.

m. 1826, Mary Polly Leatherwood

Parents: John Moody & Elizabeth Laird

Children: William, Robert, Sara Ann, Harrison, James Lafayette, Samuel, Julian, Americus, Laura

“Funeral eulogy for Reuban Moody: “Angel of Death has beckoned from our earthly home our beloved and much honored brother Reuban Moody in the 90^thyear of his age. He was born August 11, 1801 aboutsix miles from Greenville, S.C.

He moved to Haywood and married Miss Polly Leatherwood in the year of 1826 and had a family of ten children, sixty grandchildren and sixty seven great grand children. He was an unusually robust man often boating that he never took a dose of medicine in his life but:

‘Leaves have their time to fall and flowers to wither at the North winds Breath.

And we trust this he has listened to the soul cheering plaudit “well done thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joys of thy Lord.”

He was a zealous member of the Baptist Church. The years roll on remaining our brightest lights from the Church. We are impressed with the necessity for “Faithful Workers” to fill their places and should Christians adopt the watchword “Duty” they will find “there’s life alone in Duty done—rest alone in striving.” Com: William L. Moody, J.R. Moody, Joseph Liner, R.H. Plott

2. Mary Polly Leatherwood

b.1804 Jonathan Creek, N.C.

d.28 March 1884

Parents: John Leatherwood & Sarah Burns

Children: William, Robert, Sara Ann, Harrison, James Lafayette, Samuel, Julian, Americus, Laura

3. MOODY Ancestors:

* Not verified

*Thomas Moody

b.abt 1625 , arrived Jamestown c. 1619

d. 1656, Weyanoke, Charles City, VA

m. abt 1650 to Ann Lawrence

Children:Robert Moody & Samuel

*Robert Moody

b. 1654 Weyanoke Parish, Charles City, VA

m. abt 1674 Prince George Co, VA wife?

child: Robert Moody II

*Robert Moody II

b. c. 1697 Prince George, VA

d. Granville NC

m. Ann Moody, (b.1701 Prince Geoge, VA-d. NC)

child: John Moody

John Moody

b. c. 1723 Prince George, VA

d. aft 1790 Franklin, NC

m. ?

Jesse Moody

b. c. 1751 Granville, NC

d. Feb. 1788 Greenville, SC

m. c. 1773 Orange, NC to Dinah Hollingsworth (c. 1756-c.1798)**see Notes Hollingsworth

child: John Moody

John Moody

b. 1773, Greenville, SC

d.. 1838 Haywood Co, NC

m. 28 Jul 1796, Washington, VA Elizabeth Laird (b. 1776-1860, Haywood Co, NC)

child: Reuban Moody

Reuban Moody

b. 11 Aug 1801, Greenville, SC

d. 12 Aug 1891 Jonathan’s Creek, Haywood Co, NC

buried. Dellwood, NC

m. 1826 Mary Polly Leatherwood ( 3 Dec 1804- 26 Mar 1884)*see Leatherwood Chart, p.

children: William Lafayette, Robert L., James Lafayette, Harvey L, Julius Jackson

James Lafayette Moody *War Between the States Veteran

b. 30 Apr 1830, Haywood Co, NC

d. 14 Oct 1913, Dellwood, NC, buried: Plott Cemetary

m. 1^st: Nancy Henry, 2^nd: Nancy Jaynes (1846-1909) 6 Mar 1850, Haywood Co, NC **See Jaynes family information, p.

children: Lleellyn, Emma, Estan, Callie, Charles Rector , Commodore, Sentel, Devereux

Charles Rector Moody p.

b. 11 Feb 1877, Dellwood, NC

d. 25 Dec 1965 Sylva,NC (home at Moody Bottom, Allen Branch)

m. 26 Dec 1900 at Parsonage on Jonathan Creek to Elizabeth Angeline Liner

***Notes on Diana Hollingsworth:

Diana Hollingsworth(1756-1796)

1. Parents: Valentine III Hollingsworth(b. 1718, New Castle, Del-- d.1766, Orange Co NC), m. Elizabeth Harlan(b. 1719 Chester, PA.—d. 1766 Orange, NC)

2. Grandparents: Valentine Jr.( b. 1677 Ballyvickcrannell Par, Seagoe, Armagh, Ireland—d. 1757 Wilmington, Del.) m. ElizabethHeald(b. 1681 Chester PA—d. 1747 Wilmington, Del)

***Heald family:parents of great grandparents of Diana wereJames Heald and Elizabeth Steward. Heald family known to 1622 Cheshire, Engl.

Steward family: Steward-Renshaw-Baskerville to mid 1500s at Cambridge, ENG.

4. Leatherwood Family Chart

Leatherwood Family Chart

Jesse Moody

John Moody b. 1751, Graville, N.C.

b.1773 Greenville,S.C. d.Feb 1788, Greenville, S.C.

Reuban Moody m. 28 Jul 1796 çm. 1773

b.11 Aug 1801 d.1839 Haywood,N.C. Dinah Hollingworth

Greenville,S.C. ç m. b. 1756 Orange,N.C.

d.17 Aug 1891 Elizabeth Laird d. 1798, Greenville, S.C.

b.1776 Wash.VA çNoble Laird

James ç m.

Lafayette Edward (Ned) Leatherwood

Moody John B. Leatherwood b. 1754 Burke Co,N.C. d. 1805

b. 30 Apr 1830N.C Polly Leatherwood b. 2 Feb 1779 N.C. Na-di Ga-ne-ga A-da

d. 14 Oct 1913 b. 1804 m 25 Nov 1802 ç m.

Civil War Vet m. 30 Jan 1826 d.1851 Elizabeth Walker A Qua Take **

Bur.Plott Cem d. 28 Mar 1884 ç b. 1753 N.C. d. 1835

m. Sarah Burns Li-si- A-do-hi=ho

5. Leatherwood Line

From: W. Clark Medford & Mary Smith

1. John Leatherwoodwas born Abt. 1650 in Plymouth England, and died 1716 in Stony Run, Baltimore, MD. He married Martha Abt. 1675 in Of Annapolis, Anne Arundel, Md.

Children of John Leatherwood and Martha are: Samuel Leatherwood, b. 13 Feb 1680 in Annapolis, Anne Arundel, Md; died Annapolis and John,b. 29 Jan 1685

2. Samuel Leatherwood(John) was born February 13, 1680/81 in Annapolis, Anne Arundel, Md, and died in Annapolis, Anne Arundel, Md. He married Johannah Buckingha Children of Samuel Leatherwood and Johannah Buckingham included: John

3. John Leatherwood, born April 08, 1714 in Baltimore County, Md. d. November 29, 1794 in Dettenghen Parish, Prince William, VA. and died 29 Nov 1794, in Dettenghen Parish, Prince William, VA. He married Sarah (Sally) HUNT. Children of John Leatherwood and Sally include: Edward Leatherwood, born 1750 in Leatherwood's Corner Henry Co. VA.

4. Edward Leatherwood(was born 1750 in Leatherwood's Corner Henry Co. VA. He

married Elizabeth Walker. Children of Edward Leatherwood and Elizabeth Walker are:

Elizabeth,John, Samuel, Acquila, Reuban, Leah and others.

5. John Leatherwood, m. Sarah Burn (father was Arthur). Children included: PollySarah Leatherwood.

6. Polly Leatherwood, m. Reuban Moody

6. LEATHERWOOD FAMILY CHART—Walker-Leatherwood-Moody

Betsy Walker (Full Cherokee) A que takae

b. NC

m. Oo oo hoo skee or William Catawba or..

children: Ann Walker Burns, Elizabeth “Takie” Walker Leatherwood

Sarah Elizabeth Walker Leatherwood

m. Edward Leatherwood

children: John Leatherwood

John Leatherwood

m. Sarah Burns (daughter of Ann and Arthur Burns-on Cherokee rolls)

Children: Polly Leatherwood

Polly Leatherwood

b.1804 Jonathan Creek, N.C.

d.28 March 1884

m. 1826 Reuban Moody

Parents: John Leatherwood & Sarah Burns

Children: William, Robert, Sara Ann, Harrison, James Lafayette, Samuel, Julian, Americus, Laura

****Betsy Walker Notes:

1. From: EM McHan: Richard and Betsy “Quaitsy” were separated from their parents and left behind when their parents were forced on the “Trail of Tears”. They were adopted by Congressman Felix Walker and took his last name. Felix Walker is the person who took Nancy Hanks to Kentucky for Abraham Enloe.

2. “From Findagrave notes: Moody 5/12 The Indian blood in the Moody family would have come from this great, great grandmother, Polly Leatherwood Moody, whose mother, Sarah (Sally) Burns Leatherwood, Was the daughter of John Arthur and Ann walker Burns and whose father, John Leatherwood, was the son of Edward and Elizabeth Leatherwood,Polly's paternal grandmother, and Ann Walker Burns, her maternal grandmother, wereSisters and the daughters of Betsy Walker, a full—blooded Cherokee Indian. Thisinformation is on file in the Indian Papers in Washington, D. C. — statements madeby relatives of Sarah (Sally) Burns and Polly Leatherwood. Mr. William Penn Hyde, sixty—five years old at the time, living in Bryson City,North Carolina, confirmed this information concerning the Betsy Walker connection .Mr.Hyde's grandmother was a daughter of Betsy Walker and sister to Ann Burns.

****From:https://www.geni.com/people/Betsey-Quaty-Aquatake-Walker/6000000009129322536

Betsey “Quaty Aquatake” Walker
Also Known As	"Ga-di-shi A-do-hi / A-do-he"
Birthdate:	1732 (24)
Birthplace:	Cherokee, Swain County, North Carolina, United States
Death:	between 1756 and 1758 (24-26) Whittier, Jackson County, North Carolina, United States Daughter of Felix Ah-qua-ta-kee and A-nu-wa-gi Peggy Moytoy, Wild Potato Clan Wife of Reuben posib William “Catawba” Walker Mother of Ann, Susan, So Gin Nah, Richard, Take

Betsy “Quaitsy” Walker

IV. Elizabeth Angeline Liner Ancestors

1. Parents: Joseph Samuel Liner & Sarah Lenoir Garrett Liner

a. Joseph Samuel Liner

b. 22 May 1846, Haywood Co, N.C.

d. 25 Jan 1917, Waynesville N.C.

B. Green Hills Cemetery, Waynesville, N.C.

Military: Was in the Confederate Army, Company C—70^thRegiment, was tasked to find deserters, and, was injured as he was trying to swim a river to avoid the Yankee army.

Parents: Jeremiah Liner & Angeline Turner

Siblings: John, James L. (War veteran), William, Leander, Henry, Thomas

Married: Sarah Lenoir Garrett

Children: Jennie Rogers Liner (19 Apr 1876) m. John Henry

William Hardy Liner (17 Sept 1878) m. Carrie Heck

Elizabeth Angeline Liner (1 Dec 1880) m. Charles R. Moody

J. Mark Liner (12 Apr 1883) m. Etta Messer

Sally Lou Liner (28 July 1885) m. Joseph Justice

Life:

He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Waynesville, was well known in the community.

My grandmother, “Nannie” Elizabeth Angeline, told me many times that she had heard the story from him that he met Nancy Hanks when she lived near the family on Jonathan’s Creek and before she worked as a servant to Abraham Enloe at Swain County. He remembered seeing her when the Enloes sent her away to travel to

Kentucky with Congressman Felix Walker. F. Walker was the person who began the “bunkin” in congress because he was the congressman from Buncombe County and he began the non stop verbal behavior.. According to the story, Nancy H. had her baby in a log cabin and he showed that cabin to Lizzie “Nannie” and told her he did not vote for Lincoln because Lincoln was illegitimate. One of Nannie’s favorite play activities was to go to the cabin at Dellwood with her friend ? Boyd and wonder which corner was the corner where Lincoln was born. I researched this in high school and college and there are books and news articles about this. I have believed the story all of my life.

b. Sarah Lenoir Garrett Liner

b. 12 October 1856

d. 1931 Waynesville, N.C.

b. Green Hills Cemetary, Waynesville, N.C.

Spouse: Joseph Samuel Garreett (1821-1884)

Parents:

William Greenberry Garrett (1819-1905) & Martha Jane Rogers (1821-1884)

Siblings: Mary Elizabeth Garrett Boyd,,Martha Jane Garrett Roberts, Laura Emma Garrett Fitzgerald, Rebecca Ann Eliza Garrett Davis, Cordelia Samantha Garrett Reeves, William Franklin Garrett, Eva Josephine Garrett Howell, George Greenberry Garrett, Louise Frankie Garrett Howell.

Children: Jennie Rogers Liner (19 Apr 1876-1945) m. John Henry

William Hardy Liner (17 Sept 1878-1958) m. Carrie Heck

Elizabeth Angeline Liner (1 Dec 1880) m. Charles R. Moody

J. Mark Liner (12 Apr 1883) m. Etta Messer

Sally Lou Liner (28 July 1885) m. Joseph Justice

A newspaper article from 1910 states that all of their children and grandchildren were present for a family reunion except for Mark’s family. The article is interesting due to other family information: “ FAMILY REUNION at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Liner’s Sunday, August 21, 1910. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Liner entertained their children and grand-children at their home on Montgomery street near Depot street. The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Henry, of Dellwood; Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Moody of Plott; Mr and Mrs. W. H. Liner of Atlanta; Mr. J. W. Liner of Waynesville; Mr and Mrs Joseph Justice of Waynesville. There were thirteen grand-children. All their children and children’s children were present and what is remarkable there has never been a death in the family—children and grand-children. Mrs.Liner prepared a big dinner, such as the older mothers of this country only can prepare and it was enjoyed to the full extent. This reunion must have made Mr. and Mrs. Liner’s hearts glad, as well as the hearts of their children. Bro. Liner said: “The Lord be praised for His tender mercies to us.” The ancestors of Mr. and Mrs. Liner were Scotch, Irish and German. Mr. Liner’s grand-father served seven years in the revolutionary war, until it closed. He belonged to a regiment of 900 men when they went in; when they came out at the end of the war only 9 were living.

Mr. Liner’s grand-parents looked upon four generations of their people before they died. They left 165 children and grand-children.”

2. Jeremiah Liner & Angeline Turner

a. Jeremiah Liner-**Veteran-South-War between the States-Thomas Legion

b. 1822, Haywood Co., N.C.

d. ?1901 Haywood Co., N.C.

b. Turpins Chapel, Haywood Co, N.C.

Military: Was in Confederate Army and shot in the knee at Cataloochee by Kirk’s men. He applied for and received an army pension after the war. Thomas Legion.

Parents: John Clemons Liner & Naomi Massey

Siblings:Ruth, John III, James, William, Lucinda, Nancy ,Leander, Henry, Mary Ann

Married: Angeline Turner

Children: Mary Lucinda LINER, Joseph LINER,Nancy A LINER, Hardy LINER

b. Nancy Angeline Turner

b. 9 July 1857, Haywood Co, N.C.

d. 15 Dec. 1929

b. Turpins Chapel, Haywood Co, N.C.

m. 23 March 1843, Haywood Co., NC

Children:
Mary Lucinda LINER, Joseph LINER,Nancy A LINER, Hardy LINER

3.Bellefaught/Vogt-Clemens/Liner Family Tree

Johannes Heinrich Vogt

b. 1627, Konigsbach, Neustadt an der Haardt, Palatinate

d.?

m. Margaret Gebart

Heinrich N. Vogt

b. 1650

d. 1730

m. 1676 to Anna Christina Platz (1658-1704)

child: Johan Paulus Vogt

John Paul Bellefaught (Johan Paulus Vogt or Faught)*See notes at end of chart

b. 1680 Rhineland, Prussia?

d. 9 October 1759. Will probated 18 August 1761, Augusta Co., VA

Landowner, Augusta Co., VA

Patented 29 Feb 1745

m. Maria Katerina (1687-1 760German Palatinate)

Children: Katrine Bellefaught

Katrine Bellefaught-Christian Clemons

b. 1715 German Palatinate

d. 1793 Augusta Co., VA

m. Christian Clemons(1713 German Palatinate)

& Christian Clemons

b. 1713 German Palatinate

d. 1783 Augusta Co.VA Will probated 18 Mar 1783 Augusta Co., VA

m. Katrine Bellefaught

children: Margaret Clemons (1734 Staunton, VA), Caspar Clemons (1734), John Clemons(1739), Catherine Clemons, Elisabeth Clemons

Catherine Clemens-Henry Liner

b. 1734?

d.?

m. Henry Liner

b. 1732 Augusta, VA

d. 1811 Franklin Co., GA.)

children: Christian Liner

***Henry and sons were confined to jail for not paying their taxes to the British Crown.

Christopher Dickson Liner *Rev Cert 10723

b. Sep 1763 Staunton VA

d. 3 Aug 1836 DeKalb, GA

m. 2^ndwife .1785 to Anne Stower (b. Randolph Co, ALA)

children: John Liner

ê
John C. Liner Sr.

b. 1 Aug 1791 Franklin Co., GA

d. 27 Aug 1880 Haywood Co. NC

m. c. 1813 Butte Co., Granville, NC to Naomi Massey (1797-1884)

children: Jeremiah Liner(1822-1900)

ê
Jeremiah Liner **Confederate War, Co E., 69 NC Regiment

b. 23 Aug 1822

d. after 1900

m. 23 Mar 1843 Haywood Co NC to Angeline Turner b. 1822

children: Joseph Liner(1856)

Joseph L Liner

b. 22 May 1846 Haywood Co NC

d. 25 Jan 1917 Haywood Co NC

m 24 Jul 1875 Jonathan Creek, NC to Sallie Lenoir Garrett

children: Jennie Rogers Liner b. 19 Apr 1876 m. John Henry, William Hardy Liner b 17 Sept 1878 to Carrie Heck, Elizabeth Angeline Liner b. 1 Dec 1880 m. Charles Rector Moody,J. Mark Liner b 12 Apr 1883 m. Etta Messer, Sadie Lou Liner b 28 July 1885 m. Joe Justice.

Elizabeth Angeline Liner Moody***

b. 1 Dec 1880

d. 1 Nov 1978

m. CR Moody 26 Dec 1900

children included Nancy Evelyn Moody McHan

**Notes about John Paul:

Johann Paul was born 1680 near Frankfurt, Ger. Some of the family came from Luckenberg near Trier on the Mosel River. It is said that he was a miller.

The family arrived Philadelphia Oct 1733 aboard the “Charming Betty” captained by John Ball that sailed from London. The families took the oath of loyalty to the crown on the 12^th. Passenger lists gave names and ages: (Johan Paulus 53, Maria Catherina 46, Johan Andreas 12, Johan Gasper 8, Catherina Margaret 18, Maria Catherina 16)

He had his first land patent by Jan 1735 and lived in an area in the Northern Neck of Orange Co, VA (now Madison and Culpeper counties). His land adjoined the land of Christian Clements.

John Paul and his family arrived in Philadelphia in Oct., 1733 and by Jan., 1735 John Paul had his first land patent. From Oct, 1733 to Jan. 1735 he arrived at, settled on and probably built a house on his land in an area in the Northern Neck of Orange, Co. VA (what today is Madison and Culpeper Counties). John Paul's land adjoined the land of Christian Clements.

Johann died in 1761 at his home in the Shenandoah Valley. His will was dated 9 Oct 1759. His estate sale was dated 10 Sept 1761.

Sources: Ancestry.com.

Birth 1681 Frankfurt, GERMANY
SOURCE: PAGE 1-14 Oxcarts through the Cumber land Gap Vol 4a Helen Spurlin 1993

Arrival in America by Stephen M Vaught 12 Oct 1733 America
jhancock68 07 Mar 2015 Ship's documents showing arrival of Johan Paulus Vogt and family in America on 12 Oct 1733. Prepared by Steven M. Vaught jhancock68 (Ancestry.com) originally shared this on 07 Mar 2015PA Compiled Census Index 1772-1890
1733 Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA Name: Johan Vogt State: PA County: Philadelphia County Township: Philadelphia Year: 1733 Database: PA Early Census Index[6] ancestry.com

US & Canada Passenger & Immigration List Index 1500-1900s
1733 Pennsylvania, USA Name: Johan Vogt Birth: abt 1680 Arrival Yr: 1733 Arrival Place: PA Age: 53

V. Elizabeth Liner Moody Garrett Ancestors

1. Sarah L. Garrett parents:

William Green Berry Garrett & Martha Rogers

a. Green Berry Garrett

b. 9 April 1819, Spring Creek, Madison County, N.C.

d. 1905 Haywood County, N.C.

buried: Garrett Cemetery, Jonathan’s Creek, Maggie Valley, N.C.

m. 1842 1^stwife: Elizabeth Harrison, 2^ndwife: Alice Moody

Parents: William Berry Garrett & Elizabeth Harrison

Children: with EH:

Mary Elizabeth, Martha Jane G. Roberts, Laura Emma G. Fitzgerald, Rebecca AnnEliza G. Davis, Cordelia Samantha G. Reeves, William Franklin G., Sarah Lenoir G. Liner, Eva Josephine G. Howell, George Greenberry G, Louise Frankie G. Howell, Noble Wiley G.

Life: He was a lawyer and Justice of the Peace, 1866 a State Legislator, strong union man and only man at Jonathan’s Creek to vote against secession, was a Republican, 1868 Constitution delegate at Raleigh to rewrite the N.C. constitution and at end of war still had 12 slaves who reportedly did not want to leave the family.

From Nannie Moody to Jane McHan: 1) “Greenberry Garrett was called Green Garrett. He married into the Rogers family from Tennessee. She brought 12 slaves with her and her Mammy ran the household. While in legislature, Green lived at Dellwood. Later he owned Black Camp Gap on the current Blue Ridge Parkway. the first person to map the Appalachian Trail (from Massachusetts) hiked to Black Camp Gap and was impressed by Garrett’s intelligence and asked why he preferred to live in an isolated spot instead of using his law knowledge and remaining a legislator or governor. Garrett said he had already been a legislator and asked to run for Senate or state offices. Garrett then said “most men end not being true to themselves and if they are caught, they go to jail. Nope, rather live where I am.”

2) during the War between the states, Garrett made salt peter for the Confederate Army. 3) During the war, Union General Kirk’s renegade band of men came to the area looting food and goods. A man came riding through the area, yelling “Kirk’s men are a’ comin’”.Confederate soldiers were asleep at Green Garretts. It was breakfast time and the women made them get up and they hid them n the woods. The slaves made up beds before the Yankees came. When the Yankees arrived, they asked for grain for their horses and Garrett agreed to give it to them. However when he saw that they were spilling it over the ground, he became angry and told his wife that they had enough trouble feeding all of the soldiers, children and wives of soldiers at war. He ran out and informed the enemy soldiers that they could have what they wanted, but not to spill one more piece of grain.”

Note: It is said that General Kirk is a direct ancestor of Rodney and Bill Kirk in the McHan line , but this information is not confirmed. Gen Kirk settled in Tennesee after the war and owned most of Gay Street in Knoxville. This line was also reputed to be part of Baltimore Kirk sterling family.

b. Martha Jane Rogers Garrett

b. 12 Aug 1821, Cocke County, TN

d. 23 Jan 1884, Jonathan Creek, Maggie Valley, N.c.

buried: Garrett Cemetery, Maggie Valley, N.C.

parents: James Bayless Rogers and Mrs. Rogers

2. Garrett Line

William Garrett ***Revolutionary War Veteran

b. 1754 Black River, S.C.

d. 4 Sept 1847

m. Jane Knox **reported to be the maternal aunt of President James Knox Polk. No proof

son, William Berry Garrett

William Berry Garrett

b. 1780

d. 1819

m. Elizabeth Harrison (1788-1805) **reputed to be niece of President Harrison (no proof)

son, William Greenberry Garrett

William Greenberry Garrett

b. 9 April1819 Madison, NC

d. 7 March 1905 Haywood Co., NC

m .Martha Jane Rogers (1821-1884)

***William Garrett-See Rev war pension “This is to certify that Mr. William Garret has faithfully served out his Tour of Duty of three Months and General Lillington's Brigade to the Southward. Charles town S/John Sharp, Capt. Oct 10, 1778 he enlisted as private in cat. John Brownfield’s company, Colonel Lock’s C regiment, discharged 10 April 1779. He volunteered 24 Dec 1779 as private in Capt Giles Co & Col Hll’s regiments of cavalry. Was in the battle of Eutaw Springs. See: http://revwarapps.org/s6879.pdf

3. Martha Jane’s ancestors: Washington-Thornton-Rogers

Augustine Washington (1694-1743)

m. (1) Jane Butler; (2) Mary Ball (mother of George)

children with Jane Butler: Butler, Lawrence, Augustine Jr (1720-1762), Jane

Augustine Washington, Jr. (1720-

m. Anne Aylett (1726-1768) b. at Bridge Creek, King George Colony of Virginia

parents: Augustine Washington and Jane Butler

children: Jane Augusta (Washington) Thornton (Apr 1740 - Oct 1833) m. John Thornton(1743 - 22 Feb 1822), Elizabeth, William

The will of Augustine Washington Sr. stated that Mount Vernon was to go to Lawrence Washington, Augustine Jr.’s brother, but if Lawrence died without an heir it would go to Augustine who should give the Popes Creek property to George and keep Mount Vernon. Lawrence died without an heir and Augustine kept Popes Creek and George got Mt. Vernon.

Augustine Jr. was a member of the Virginian House of Burgesses from Westmoreland County from 1754 to 1758 and was also a member of the Ohio Company. In 1753, he inherited his brother Lawrence’s share of Accokeek Furnace near Stafford, VA.

Jane Augusta Washington Thornton

b. 1740 Westmoreland, VA

d. 1833 Rappahanock, VA

m. Col. John Thornton (1743 Spottsylvania Co, VA-1822 Culpepper Co, VA) Parents: Col. Francis Thornton III(1712-1749) and Mary Frances Gregory(1720-1790).

children: Nancy Augusta Thornton Rogers (1763-1843)

Nancy Augusta Thornton Rogers **See Rogers Family Tree

b. 1763 d. 1843 buried: Thad Rogers Cemetery, Haywood Co., NC

m. 28 Oct 1789 Washington, NC. Hugh Willard Rogers (1761-1848)

parents: John Thornton (1743-1822) & Jane Augusta Washington Thornton (1740-1833)

children: James Bayless Rogers(1792-1882)

James Rogers

b. 1792 - Washington County, Tennessee, USA

d: 1882 - Pine Grove, Loudon Co, TN

Parents: Hugh Rogers and Nancy Augusta Rogers (born Thornton)

Siblings: John H., David F, Jesse William, Barnard, Thornton LaFontaine, Matthew Nathan, Clark Powers, Hugh Junior, Robert, Cyrus Judson, George Andrew Newton, John, Clark Powers, Nicholas and Margaret

children: Martha Jane Rogers Garrett

Martha Jane Rogers Garrett

b. 12 Aug 1821, Cocke County, TN

d. 23 Jan 1884, Jonathan Creek, Maggie Valley, N.C.

buried: Garrett Cemetary, Maggie Valley, N.C.

parents: James Bayless Rogers (1792-1882)and ?

m. Greenberry Garrett

children: Sarah Lenoir Garrett Liner***

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