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           Sarah Marshall married James Cox, son of Jacob Cox and Polly (?), listed as "consort" in Scott death records.¹

           Thomas Martin Marshall Sr. married Julia Mae Cox, daughter of Thomas Carson Cox and Dora M. Meade, Julia's Second Marriage.¹
     Thomas Martin Marshall Sr. was born on Aug 19, 1882.¹
     Thomas Martin Marshall Sr. died on Feb 27, 1967 at age 84.¹

           Willam C. Marshall was a farmer at Scott, Virginia, US.¹
     Willam C. Marshall was born in 1843 at Russell, Virginia, US.¹
     Willam C. Marshall married Sarah S. Cox, daughter of Elias Cox and Elizabeth (?), on Aug 13, 1866 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by David Jesse.¹

           Elizabeth J. Matney married James H Gilliam.¹

           Hugh Clifford Mauney married Virginia Lee Templeton.²

           William David Mauney married Katherine Faye Henard, daughter of Ron Avery Henard and Jaynelle Valice Cox, on May 25, 1972 at Bristol, Virginia, US.¹

           Serena McCallie married George Wolfe, son of John Wolfe, before 1842.¹

           L. G. McCarty married Mary Culbertson, daughter of Joseph Culbertson and Mary Dorton, in 1867.¹

     Andrew Jackson McClellan was also known as Andrew J. McClelland.²
     Andrew Jackson McClellan was born on Dec 26, 1822.^3,4
     Andrew Jackson McClellan married Susan McConnell, daughter of Reverend George McConnell Jr. and Mary Compton, on Jan 29, 1846 at Scott, Virginia, US.^5,6,7,2
     Andrew Jackson McClellan died on Mar 29, 1900 at age 77.^3,4
     Andrew Jackson McClellan was buried at Morgan's Chapel Cemetery, Scott, Virginia, US.³

     George Loren Bruce McClellan Esq was born on Mar 28, 1849 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,5
     George Loren Bruce McClellan Esq was a farmer in 1868 at Scott, Virginia, US.⁶
     George Loren Bruce McClellan Esq married Mary Isabell Greear on Nov 25, 1868 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by W P Quillen.^2,6 George Loren Bruce McClellan Esq lost his wife Mary McClellan who died on Jun 12, 1908.⁵
     George Loren Bruce McClellan Esq married Ellen M. Cox, daughter of John George Cox and Elizabeth Holdaway, on Jul 3, 1925 at Scott, Virginia, US, both were single. George was 76 and Ellen was 61.(census records would suggest that her age was 66) Service was performed by Worley Hillman.^1,7,4
     George Loren Bruce McClellan Esq died of pneumonia on Jul 5, 1937 at Scott, Virginia, US, at age 88.^1,8,5
     George Loren Bruce McClellan Esq was buried on Jul 7, 1937 at Morgan's Chapel Cemetery, Scott, Virginia, US.^1,4,5

           Helen McClellan married James P Frazier Esquire.¹

           John W McClellan married Nancy Quillen.¹

     Mary Louemma McClellan was born on Jan 3, 1847 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2 Her married name was Mary Louemma Davidson.¹
     Mary Louemma McClellan married William Davidson on Dec 25, 1866 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,3
     Mary Louemma Davidson died from bronchitis on Mar 20, 1915 at Johnson District, Scott, Virginia, US, at age 68.^1,2
     Mary Louemma Davidson was buried on Mar 22, 1915 at Morgan's Chapel Cemetery, Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2

     Victoria McClelland was also known as Victoria Elizabeth McClellan.²
     Victoria McClelland was born on Oct 1, 1854 at Scott, Virginia, US.^2,1 Her married name was Victoria E Cox.²
     Victoria McClelland married Joseph N. Cocke, son of Dr. Robert K. Cocke and Nancy Buster, on May 28, 1874 at Scott, Virginia, US, Servce performed by Samuel D. Stallard.^1,2 Her married name was Victoria E Cocke.¹
     Victoria E Cox died on May 10, 1936 at Scott, Virginia, US, at age 81.²

           Jonny McClung married Howard Allan Cox, son of Howard John Cox and Dora Dulaney Hurd, on Mar 31, 1979.

           (?) McClure married Vinetta Carter, daughter of Hansford Winfield Carter and Matilda Workman.¹

     Dr. Abraham Berry McConnell was also known as Dr. Abram B. McConnell.³
     Dr. Abraham Berry McConnell was a farmer, a minister and a doctor.¹ He was also known as Dr. A. B. McConnell.¹ He also went by the name of The Sage of Copper Creek.¹
     Dr. Abraham Berry McConnell was born on Dec 27, 1817 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2
     Dr. Abraham Berry McConnell married Lucy Dougherty, daughter of James Dougherty, on Dec 4, 1836 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,4,2 Dr. Abraham Berry McConnell witnessed the occupation of Major S. P. McConnell in 1852; entered mercantile business with brother Abram B. McConnell 1852.
He served as Directorof the Bristol Coal and Iron Narrow Gauge RR, 1877-1878.⁵ Dr. Abraham Berry McConnell witnessed the military of Dr. Robert Allen Smith MD; in the Civil War in Co. E, 48th Va Inf, CSA. He was a field doctor and it was there that he was first exposed to the practice of medicine. He had begun the study of medicine at an early age under the direction of Dr. A. B. McConnell. He enlisted in Scott County on July 2nd 1861.^6,7,8 Dr. Abraham Berry McConnell served in the CSA. He enlisted in Lee County Virginia in Company A, Virginia 21st Infantry Battalion on September 16, 1861. He mustered out on December1,1862.He transferred to Company I, Virginia 64th Infantry Regiment on December 1, 1862 and mustered out on November 30, 1863.⁸ He Letter from James D. Vermillion to Abraham Berry McConnell

Nov. the 25th 1861

Pocahontas Co. VA Green Brier Bridge

Mr. A. B. McConnell Dear Sir

I am not very well. I am afflicted with pains but when these lines reaches you I hope they may find you and your family enjoying the verry best of health. There is a good deal of complaining among our Company this morning. Sum have the yellow Jonders sum the mumps and various other disease. Our Capt. S. P. McConnell is well. Milton has had the mumps tolerable bad recently but says he feels first rate this morning. I suppose you will see in Miltons letter that we are stationed here for winter Quarters. Three quarters of a mile below this bridge on the north side of this river six miles N.W. of Huntersville. We are still in our tents and working at our camps but I don't think we cant git in to them before Christmas If then. We suffer a great deal from smoke and will continue to suffer until we git in to our camps. I want you to git me a pair of good boots made for me. I have written to my brother John H. Vermillion about giting me a pair made and to go to you and git the leather for them but I will depend on you to git them made as you can do more with John Smyth than he can and try to git him to cir the note I hold on him for the makeing of them. If you can git them made have them made with broad bottoms broad heels high on the instep and long enough so I can ware too pair of socks with them for this is a cold country and we are a good ways North. I suppose we are sum two hundred and fifty or sixty miles North of our homes. My folks have sent me an old pair of boots but they are too light and thin for this country. If you can get me a pair made and conveyed to me as quick as convenient I will be much oblige to you besides pay you what is wright for your trouble. I wan you also to see to that matter I wrote you about sum time since an Execution I had in my hands for collection in favour of John Frasier against Was Taylor git him to take the Execution back and lift my Receipt as you know him. I want nothing more to do with that man and if you will do me that favour I will be ever oblige to you and perfectly willing to pay you for your trouble. I forgot to tell you I received your big letter and was pleased to see that much though I would have been much more pleased had thare been more of it, you must wright me as often as you can, make it convenient and give me the general news of that country. It has been reported here that the enemy had got in to Wise Co. and was trying to make there way through to Bristol and that they had made there way up the Livisa Fork of Sandy river in to the New Garden Russell Co. wanting to make there way to the salt works. I am sorry to here of the death of sum of our friends in that country. I should like to see you and have the pleasure of talking with you about matters and things. tell Lucy houdy and
that I would like to see her and eat sum of her good milk so know more at present.

Your true friend James D. Vermillion on Nov 25, 1861.⁹ He appeared on the tax assessment of 1866 for Virginia, US, ; the Internal Revenue Service assessed him $11.67 for his distiller.¹⁰
     Dr. Abraham Berry McConnell died on Sep 1, 1885 at Gate City, Scott, Virginia, US, at age 67.^2,11
     Dr. Abraham Berry McConnell was buried at McConnell Cemetery, Scott, Virginia, US.¹¹
     Dr. Abraham Berry McConnell held the office of VA House of Delegates between 1887 and 1890.¹

     America Victoria McConnell was born in 1858.¹
     America Victoria McConnell died in 1941.¹

     Bessie F McConnell was born on Sep 15, 1890 at Scott County, Virginia, USA.¹
     Bessie F McConnell married William B Johnson on Jul 28, 1908 at Bristol, Virginia, USA.^1,2 Her married name was Bessie Johnson.¹ Bessie F McConnell was also known as Elizabeth Frances “Bessie” (McConnell) Johnson.³
     Bessie Johnson died on Apr 25, 1955 after a long battle with cancer at Fort Blackmore, Scott County, Virginia, USA, at age 64.⁴
     She was buried on Apr 27, 1955 at Johnson Family Cemetery, Fort Blackmore, Scott County, Virginia, USA, Note that the findagrave site shows the location as the McConnell Cemetery.^1,3

     Catherine McConnell was also known as Kate. Her married name was Lawson.
     Catherine McConnell was born in 1799 at Virginia, US.²
     Catherine McConnell married Jeremiah Lawson, son of William Lawson II and Nancy Baker, on Aug 19, 1819.¹
     Catherine McConnell died in 1876.

           Catherine McConnell married George W. Culbertson, son of Jeptha Culbertson and Elmira Pullman, in 1878.^1,2

           Docia McConnell married James Dougherty, son of John Dougherty and Patsy Wampler.¹