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Sue Barr Beckley
Born: c. 1812, Abbeville County, So. Carolina,
to
Lewis & Fanny Barr
Died: after 1880, Oxford or Pontotoc, Mississippi |
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Spouse:
Jacob Beckley
Born c. 1808, Abbeville County, So.
Carolina
Died: After 1860, Mississippi |

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1- Sina
Beckley Williamson |
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Born: 1833,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died:
1918, Oxford, MS Married: Sam Williamson |
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Her
8 Children:
James Williamson, 1853 Eliza Williamson Payne, 1858 Jacob Williamson, 1860 William Williamson, 1861 Joseph Williamson, 1866 Charles Williamson, 1870 Susan Williamson Golden, 1872 Edward Williamson, 1876
(See Note 1.) |
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2- John
Beckley |
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Born: 1834,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died: after 1880, Oxford, MS |
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(See Note 2.) |
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3- Luther
Beckley |
Born: 1836,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died: (unknown) |
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(See Note 3.) |
4-
Edmond Beckley
(One of "The Beckley
Five")
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Born: 1838,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died: 1906, Pontotoc County, MS Wife in 1870 was
Jane. Married Jane Dillard in 1881. |
His 14 Children:
Ella
Beckley, 1861
Hannah Beckley, 1863 Lucia Beckley Brandon, 1865 Lawrence Beckley, 1870 Florence Beckley, 1871 William Beckley, 1873 Samuel Beckley, 1875 Patsy Jane Beckley, 1876 Charlie Beckley, 1883 Minnie Beckley, 1885 Ester Beckley, 1888 Jacob Beckley, 1890 Arthur Beckley, 1893 Nathaniel Beckley, 189-
(See Note 4.) |
5-
Cannon C. Beckley
(One of "The Beckley
Five")
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Born: 1840,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died: 1903, Pontotoc County, MS Wives: Lucy Black
and Eliza -- |
His 20 Children:
Henry Beckley, 1865 Jim Beckley, 1866 Eckford (Eck) Beckley, 1867 Alexander Beckley, 1869 Annie Beckley Dillard, 1870 Susie Beckley Thomas, 1872 Eliza Beckley Floyd, 1873 Samantha Beckley Hereford, 1875 Irene Beckley Blount, 1876 Della Beckley Harden, 1878 Arcum Beckley, 1879 Edward Beckley, 1881 Emma Beckley, 1884 Florence Beckley Jones, 1892 Mollie Beckley, 1893
Elizabeth Beckley Givhan, 1895 Flora Beckley, 1897 Lewis Beckley, 1898 Lillian Beckley Wheeler, 1900 Eugenia Beckley Hodges, 1902 |
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6- Louvenia
Beckley |
Born: 1842,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died: (unknown), Pontotoc County, MS |
Her daughter:
Hattie Beckley, 1865
It should be noted that Hattie's children were:
Lucy Beckley, 1883 Oscar Beckley, 1885
John Louis Beckley, 1888 Bessie Beckley, 1892
Geneva Beckley, 1894 Estelle Beckley, 1901 |
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Henry Clay Beckley
(One of "The Beckley
Five")
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Born: 1846,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died: 190?, Pontotoc County, MS Wives: Martha Brooks & Lena Franklin |
His 14 Children:
William Beckley, 1866 Mary Beckley, 1868 Lou Ella Beckley, 1870 Lemuel (Lem) Beckley, 1871 Valley Beckley Givens, 1873 Onzie Beckley, 1882 Estella Beckley Witherspoon, 1883 Sylvesta Beckley, 1889 Henry Beckley, 1890 Arthur Beckley, 1894 Clarence Beckley, 1896 Maurice Beckley, 1899 Jenny Beckley, 1901 Ethel Lee Beckley, 1903 |
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Rev. Jacob C. Beckley (Jr.)
(One of "The Beckley
Five")
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Born: 1847,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died: 1917, Holly Springs, MS
Wives: Samantha Floyd, Susan --, Fannie --. |
His 2 Daughters:
Annie Beckley, 1893
Helen Beckley, 1901 |
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Lewis Beckley
(One of "The Beckley
Five")
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Born: 1849,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died: 1942, Pontotoc County, MS
Wife: Alberta Wells |
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His 7 Children:
Cornelia Beckley Sykes, 1870
Phillip Beckley, 1872
Sina Beckley Franklin, 1875
Luelza Beckley, 1881
Joseph Beckley, 1883
Mary Beckley, 1888
Nathaniel Beckley, 1890 |
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10-
Joseph Beckley |
Born: 1852,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died: After 1860, Pontotoc County, MS |
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Note 5.) |
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Patsy Beckley Saddler |
Born: 1855,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died: c. 1910, Oxford, MS
Married John Saddler in Oxford, MS in 1876. |
Her 7 Children:
Robert Saddler, 1878
Mattie Saddler Parker, 1880
Ulysses Saddler, 1882
Kate Saddler, 1885
Jerome Sadder,1887
Florence Saddler Syrell, 1889
Dr.
William Saddler, 1891 |
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Susie Beckley Sheegog |
Born: 1856,
Abbeville, S.C.
Died: 1923, Memphis, TN
Married Simon Sheegog in Oxford, MS in 1876.
Susie was buried in Oxford, MS. |
Her 2 Daughters:
Minnie S. House, 1878
Annie Sheegog, 1883 |
Source:
"The Ties That Bind" by Melvin J. Collier
E-mail
any corrections or updates to this family tree to
BeckleyFamilyReunion@yahoo.com.
Note 1:
In 1843, Dr. William H. Barr left in his will that Sue's oldest child, Sina,
to go to his daughter, Margaret Reid Barr. Margaret Barr later
married Rev. Edwin Cater in 1859. In 1860, Rev. Edwin &
Margaret Cater moved to Somerville, Tennessee, where he was called to be
the minister of a Presbyterian Church there. They took Sina and
her husband, Sam, and their children with them. Sam & Sina
Williamson left Somerville, Tennessee around 1871 and moved to
Lafayette County, MS (near Oxford), where her mother, her oldest
brother, John, and her baby sisters, Patsy & Susie,
were living. It is not known when Sue and three of her children
left Pontotoc, MS and went to Oxford, MS.
Note 2: Dr.
William Barr's estate file confirms that Sue had a son named John. He was
found living in Hugh A. Barr's household in 1880. John was single.
Hugh A. Barr was the older brother of William Barr Jr. Hugh was a lawyer in the
town of Oxford.
Note 3: Dr.
William Barr's estate file confirms that Sue had a son named Luther. No
other info can be found on Luther. He may have died at a young age.
Note 4: Ms. Vikki
D. Jenkins, great-great granddaughter of Cannon Beckley, provided a crucial
document from the research efforts of Mrs. Florence Bolden in 1977 proving the
Beckley's link to William Barr, Jr. This document was the pension
application of Edmond Beckley, who tried to get a pension for his service during
the Civil War. Two questions asked on the application were: (1) What was
the name of the party whom you served? Edmond's answer was William Barr.
(2) What was the name or designation of the company and regiment or vessel in
which your owner served? Edmond's answer was Pontotoc Minute Men
42nd Mississippi Regiment. William Barr had first served with the
2nd Mississippi
Regiment and then the Pontotoc Minute Men. William Barr
evidently took Edmond with him to the War.
Note 5: Joseph may
have died sometime before 1870. He was never found in the census records.
However, church records of the Upper Long Cane Presbyterian Church of Abbeville,
SC show that he was born to Jacob & Sue in 1852.
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