Eighth Generation (Continued)

Family of Nancy E. STANLEY (1037) & James "Lemuel" McGEE

1571. Matilda Frances "Tildie" McGEE. Born on 1 Mar 1867 in Surry Co., NC. Matilda Frances "Tildie" died in Surry Co., NC on 13 Jun 1931, she was 64.1521 Buried on 14 Jun 1931 in Mount Herman Bap. Ch. Cemetery.1521,1254

On 27 Aug 1885 when Matilda Frances "Tildie" was 18, she married Nathan Jackson "Jack" STANLEY (1522) , son of Nathan Abraham STANLEY (1022) (Nov 1832-ca 1905) & Nancy Jane JENKINS (Dec 1833-26 Jul 1915), in Surry Co., NC.1520 Born on 14 Aug 1862 in Surry Co., NC.1519 Nathan Jackson "Jack" died in Surry Co., NC on 26 Jul 1931, he was 68.1519 Buried on 27 Jul 1931 in Mount Herman Bap. Ch. Cemetery.1519,1254

1900 - Surry Co., NC - Nathan is on the census in the Marsh Township household #5 born Aug 1863 age 36 married 14 years farmer born NC, Matilda wife born Sept 1871 age 28 married 14 years 4 children born 4 children living born NC, Sarah A. daughter born Jan 1888 age 12 single born NC, John W. son born Aug 1891 age 8 single born NC, May J. daughter born Jan 1895 age 5 single born NC, Eugene E. son born Aug 1898 age 1 single born NC. 1205

1902 Oct 18 - Surry Co., NC - Nathan Jackson Stanley, age 39, registered to vote in Marsh Township naming his ancestor as Nathan Abraham Stanley, his father. 920

They had the following children:
i. Sarah "Ada" (1887-1926)
ii. John William (1890-1960)
iii. Mary "Ida" (1893-1954)
iv. Eugene Delbert "Genie" (1899-1968)
v. Rufus Jackson (1901-1973)
vi. Gertha Derman (1911-1978)

1572. Sarah Ellen McGEE. Born on 2 Nov 1869 in Surry Co., NC. Sarah Ellen died in Forsyth Co., NC on 22 May 1941, she was 71. Buried in Mount Pleasant Bap. Ch. Cemetery.

1884 Dec 5 - Surry Co., NC - Sarah had the written consent of her both her parents to get married. 1530

1941 May 24 - Forsyth Co., NC - Obituary in Winston Salem Paper:
Mrs. Jenkins Passes Away
- Mrs. Sarah E. Jenkins, 513 Argonne Boulevard, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Wood, at 7:30 o'clock this morning. She had been in declining health for two months and her condition had been considered serious three weeks. Mrs. Jenkins was born in Surry county, the daughter. of Lemuel and Nancy Stanly McGee. She had lived in Winston-Salem for the past 15 years. Her husband, Monroe Jenkins, died In 1931. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Joe Wood and Mrs. J. W. Wood;10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Nannie Hudson, of Alamance county; and two brothers, J. W. McGee, of Forsyth county, and J. T. McGee of Surry county. Funeral will be conducted Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Joe Wood and at 3 o'clock at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church. In charge of the service here will be Rev. Walser Allen and Rev. A. C. Peeler. Rev. James Creed and Rev. T. S. Draughn will officiate at the church service. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers include: J. D. Royal, S. L. Poindexter, C D Slater, H. C. Thomas, T. E. Wood, and Tommie Poindexter.


On 25 Dec 1884 when Sarah Ellen was 15, she married Minor Monroe "Roe" JENKINS (1529) , son of Minor "Min" JENKINS (Mar 1820-25 Jun 1919) & Nancy Ann STANLEY (1023) (Nov 1832-bef 1900), in Surry Co., NC.1530 Born on 16 Jan 1861 in Surry Co., NC. Minor Monroe "Roe" died in Forsyth Co., NC on 24 Aug 1931, he was 70. Buried in Mount Pleasant Bap. Ch. Cemetery.

1900 - Surry Co., NC - Minor is on the census in the Marsh Township household #71 born Aug 1860 age 39 married 15 years farmer born NC, Sarah E. wife born Nov 1869 age 30 married 15 years 3 children born 2 children living born NC, Nancy E. daughter born Apr 1888 age 12 born NC and Lelia A. daughter born Apr 1891 age 9 born NC. 1210

1931 Aug 24 - Forsyth Co., NC - Obituary from the Winston Salem paper:
Rites Today for M. M. Jenkins - Funeral services for Minor Monroe Jenkins, 70, who passed away yesterday morning at 2 o'clock at the home of his daugher, Mrs. Joe Wood, 513 Argonne Boulevard, following an illness of eighteen months, will be held at the home this afternoon at 1 o'clock and at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church at 3 o'clock. Rev. J. F. Carter will conduct the services. Burial will be in the church graveyard. Mr. Jenkins was born at Crutchfield in Surry County, January 16, 1861. He resided there until nine years ago when he moved to Jonesville. He came to this city three years ago to make his home with his daughter. He was a member fo Union Cross Baptist Church, Surry County. Surviving are the widow, who was Miss Sarah McGee prior to marriage, two daughters Mrs. Joe Wood and Mrs. J. W. Wood, both of this city; five brothers, Wiliam, Frank, Dock, and Winfield Jenkins, all of Surry County, and Alfred Jenkins, of Mount Airy; ten grandchildren, and one great grandchild.

They had the following children:
i. Child (ca1885-<1900)
ii. Nancy Elizabeth "Bettie" (1888-1958)
iii. Lela A. (1891-1983)

1573. John William McGEE. Born on 20 Apr 1873 in Surry Co., NC. John William died in Forsyth Co., NC on 20 May 1950, he was 77. Buried in Pilot View Methodist Ch.Cemetery.

1900 - Surry Co., NC - John is the son in law living in Shoals Township in the household of his father in law, Ephriam Dezern household #51. John son in law born Jan 1876 age 24 married 2 years farm laborer born NC, Luisa daughter born Feb 1878 age 22 married 2 years 2 children born 1 child living born NC and Infant son born Mar 1900 age 2 months born NC. 1572

bef 1950 on May 29 - Advertisment in Winston-Salem paper, complete with photo of J. W. McGee:
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1947 Jan - Forsyth Co., NC - 50th Wedding Anniversity:
Mr. and Mrs. John McGee, Route 1, Kernersville, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Jan 17. Both are natives of Pilot Mountain but have been making their home for sometime with their eldest son, Lonnie McGee, Route 1. Mrs. McGee was the former Louisa Dezern. The couple has seven children and 17 grandchildren.

1950 May 22 - Forsyth Co., NC Obituary in Winston-Salem Paper:
J. W. McGee, Stone Mason, Dies at 77
- John William McGee, 77, of Winston-Salem, Route 6, died at 5:35 p.m. yesterday in a local hospital. He had been in declining health for some time, seriously ill for two weeks. Born April 20, 1873, in Surry County, he was a son of Lemuet and Nancy Stanley McGee. He came to Winston-Salem 34 years ago. He was a widely-known stone mason and a member of Pilot Mountain Methodist Church. On Jan. 17, 1897 he was married to Louisa Dezeran, who survives. Other survivors are three sons, Lonnie McGee of Kernersville, Route 1, Harmond McGee of Winston-Salem and John S. McGee of Winston-Salem, Route 6; four daughters, Mrs. H. J. Long of Winston-Salem, Route 6, Mrs. J. V. Hunter of Kernersville, Route 1, Mrs. E. E. Lawrence of Winston-Salem, Route 4 and Mrs. E. L. Montgomery of Kernersville, Route 1; 18 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one brother, Joe McGee of Pittsylvania Co., Va..; and one sister, Mrs. Nan Hudson of Burlington. Funeral arrangements were in-complete last night.
Funeral services for John William McGee, 77, stone mason of Winston-Salem, Route 6, who died Saturday, will be at 1 p.m. today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. E. L. Montgomery of Kernersville, Route 1, and at 2:30 p.m. at Pilot Mountain Methodist Church. The Rev. Gilmer Brendle and the Rev. R. E. Ward will officiate. Burial will be In the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be R. J. Long, R. J. Long Jr., E. E. Lawrence, E. L. Montgomery, J. V. Hunter and Roger Lawrence
Funeral services for John Wil1iam McGee, 77, stone mason of Winston-Salem, Route 6, who died Saturday, were held at 1 p.m. today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. E. L. Montgomery of Kernersville, Route 1, and at 2:30 p.m. at Pilot Mountain Methodist Church. The. Rev. Gilmer Brendle and the Rev. R. E. Ward officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery.


On 17 Jan 1897 when John William was 23, he married Emma "Louisa" DEZERN, daughter of Ephriam DEZERN & Catherine GIBBONS, in Surry Co., NC.1573 Born on 9 Sep 1876 in Surry Co., NC. Emma "Louisa" died in Forsyth Co., NC on 6 Jul 1955, she was 78. Buried in Pilot View Methodist Ch.Cemetery.

1955 Jul 8 - Forsyth County - Obituary in Winston Salem Paper:
Mrs. McGee, Age 78, Dies In Forsyth
-KERNERSVILLE, July 6 - Mrs. Lousia Dezern McGee, 78, widow of John W. McGee, died at 3:05pm today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. J. V. Hunter of Kernersville, Route 3. She had been in declining health for three years and seriously ill for 10 days. She was born Sept. 9, 1876, in Surry County, the daughter of Ephram and Katherine Stanley[Gibbons] Dezern. She spent her early life near Pilot Mountain and moved to Winston-Salem 39 years ago. She had lived in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County since that time. She was married in 1897 to Mr. McGee, who died in May, 1950. She was a member of Pilot Mountain Methodist Church In Surry County and was a member of the church choir. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. E. E. Lawrence and Mrs. R. J. Long, both of Winston-Salem, and Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. E. L. Montgomery, both of Kernersvil]e, Route 3; three sons, Lonnie McGee of Kernersville, Route 3, Hermon McGee of Winston-Salem and John Samuel McGee of Winston-Salem, Route 6; 17 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were incomplete tonight.

They had the following children:
i. Lalar Navada (1899-1994)
ii. Metta (1901-1958)
iii. Roxie Ann (1905-1974)
iv. Lonnie Lee (1906-1983)
v. James "Kermit" (1908-1937)
vi. Hazel Marie (1911-1976)
vii. John Samuel (1915-1989)
viii. Harmon Callis (1913-)

1574. Martha E. McGEE. Born in 1877 in Surry Co., NC.1574 Martha E. died in Surry Co., NC in 1918, she was 41.1574 Buried in Little Vine Primitive Bap. Ch. Cemetery.1574

Martha E. married John T. CAVE. Born in Dec 1876 in Surry Co., NC.

1900 - Surry Co., NC - John T. is on the census in the Dobson Townhip household #163 born Dec 1876 age 23 married 4 years born farmer born NC, Martha L. wife born Mar 1878 age 22 married 4 years 2 children born 2 children living born NC, Crawley son born Nov 1898 age 2 born NC and Letha E. daughter born Feb 1900 age 3 months born NC. 1575

1575. Nancy E. "Nan" Jarvis McGEE. Born on 29 Mar 1880 in Surry Co., NC. Nancy E. "Nan" Jarvis died in Surry Co., NC on 5 Apr 1956, she was 76. Buried in Chandler-Hudson Cemetery.

On 8 Apr 1900 when Nancy E. "Nan" Jarvis was 20, she married James William "Jim" HUDSON Jr., son of James William "Jim" HUDSON Sr. & Martha Elizabeth "Betty" HARDY, in Surry Co., NC. Born on 14 Nov 1876 in Surry Co., NC. James William "Jim" died in Surry Co., NC on 24 Sep 1937, he was 60. Buried in Chandler-Hudson Cemetery.

They had the following children:
i. Charlie (1899-1899)
ii. Froney E. (1903-1981)
iii. James Aaron (1909-1960)
iv. Rosa
v. Sadie
vi. Frank
vii. Edna Leanna
viii. Oma Mae
ix. John Monroe
x. Richard
xi. Mary
xii. Betty H.

1576. Child McGEE. Born ca 1882 in Surry Co., NC. Child died in Surry Co., NC bef 1900, he was 18.

1577. Joseph Thomas "Joe" McGEE. Born on 25 Nov 1884 in Surry Co., NC. Joseph Thomas "Joe" died in Pittsylvania Co., Va. on 19 Jun 1964, he was 79.

1964 Jun 21 - Forsyth Co., NC - Obituary in Winston Salem Paper:
J. T. McGee Funeral Rites Slated Today
- The funeral for Joseph Thomas McGee, 79, of 642 Ferry Rd., will be conducted today at 4 p.m. from the chapel of Swicegood Funeral Home by the Rev. Paul T. Osborne. Interment will follow In Danville Memorial Gardens. Mr. McGee died late Friday night at his home. His condition had been serious for a past week. Mr. McGee, a native of Winston-Salem, N. C., spent most of his life there where he worked as a rock mason. He moved to Danville seven years ago and made his home on the Ferry Rd. since that time. His wife, Celeste Keatts McGee, died June 2, 1963. He is survived by one stepson, Deaver T. Lee of the Ferry Rd., and two granchildren. He also leaves a number of nieces and nephew In the Winston-Salem area. The remains will rest at the funeral home, and the family will be at the residence.


Joseph Thomas "Joe" married Celeste "Keatts" LEE. Celeste "Keatts" died on 2 Jun 1963 in Forsyth Co., NC.

They had one child:
i. David T. (Step)


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