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     Frances E. Johnson was the daughter of Marmaduke Johnson. Frances E. Johnson was known as Fannie.
     Frances married Ebenezer Slade, son of Ebenezer Slade Jr. and Chloe Blount, circa 1800.¹
     Frances married second Andrew Rhee on September 20, 1817 in Warren County, North Carolina.

Note: Fannie's father, Marmaduke Johnson, Esq., one of the oldest residents of Warren Co., died near Warrenton 4/1/1819. His survivors included a widow and fifteen children.

     Claude N. Lacey M.D. was born on June 4, 1878 in Jefferson County, Alabama, He was the son of Margaret Land and Thomas A. Lacey.^1,2
     Claude married Virginia Ella Slade, daughter of James Bennett Slade and Amanda Urania Sanderson, on August 31, 1904.³ Claude N. Lacey M.D. was registered in the draft for World War I on September 12, 1918 in Linden, Marengo County, Alabama.² Claude died on May 17, 1936 at age 57.¹ He was buried in Demopolis, Marengo County, Alabama.³

     Claudia Nicholson Lacey was born on July 28, 1912.¹ She was the daughter of Claude N. Lacey M.D. and Virginia Ella Slade.¹ Claudia never married.¹

     Virginia Slade Lacey was born on August 31, 1905.¹ She was the daughter of Claude N. Lacey M.D. and Virginia Ella Slade.¹
     Virginia married first James P. Collier.¹
     Virginia married second Joseph H. Walker PhD.¹

     William Gilmer Lindsey Sr. was born on February 19, 1904 in Choctaw County, Alabama.¹ William was the son of Janie Gilmer and Joe D. Lindsey. He attended the University of Alabama, receiving a B. A. degree, and then he attended the UA law school. After being admitted to the Alabama Bar, he practiced law in Butler until 1931, when he was appointed to serve as county solicitor of Washington County and moved to Chatom.¹
     William married Claudia Harrell Slade, daughter of James Bennett Slade II and Louise Pet Harrell, on August 31, 1934.¹ He was elected as circuit judge in 1958. Judge William G. Lindsey served as judge of the First Judicial Circu it of Alabama, which is comprised of Choctaw, Clarke and Washington counties, from January 1, 1959 until January 10, 1977. Judge and Mrs. Lindsey and their family lived in Chatom for several years after their marriage, but later they moved to the old Slade house near McIntosh. William died on April 12, 1982 at age 78¹ and was buried in Hooks Cemetery, Washington County, Alabama.¹

     Melanie Noel was born in 1784.¹
     Melanie married Augustus Firmin Follin.¹ Melanie died on January 14, 1851 in Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama.¹ She was buried in Catholic Cemetery of Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama.¹

     Theresa Llabona Roberts was born on September 15, 1889 in Alabama.¹
     Theresa married second James Bennett Slade II, son of James Bennett Slade and Amanda Urania Sanderson, on September 16, 1930.² Theresa died on May 31, 1981 at age 91.³ She was buried in Catholic Cemetery of Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama.²

     Amanda Urania Sanderson was born on May 23, 1829 in Demopolis, Marengo County, Alabama.¹ She was the daughter of Lemuel G. Sanderson and Jane Almahia Follin.¹ Lemuel Sanders died when Amanda was about five. Jane's brother in law, Gorham Davenport, became the guardian for Amanda and her sister Cecile. He was also agent for Jane, who had become an invalid. Amanda attended Barton Institute in Mobile.¹
     Amanda married John H. Bosworth, son of Isabella Harrell Bosworth, on February 15, 1847.¹ Amanda and John had four children together: Marcus and Isabel Cecelia Bosworth, twins born Feb 18, 1851, Isabel died July 24, 1852 - Hooks Cemetery; Thomas Lyle Bosworth, and Ida Bosworth. Around 1852, Amanda and her husband John along with her brother Lemuel, traveled to California for the gold rush. They rode donkeys across the isthmus of Panama, since there was no canal at that time, to reach the pacific coast. Then they traveled up the Pacific Coast to San Francisco.¹
     In 1865, after the civil war was over, Amanda and her children, Mark, Thomas and Ida, traveled to New York City. She may have been visiting her cousin Mariam Florence Follin ( Mrs. Frank Leslie) who lived in New York City. During that time, she received a telegram that her husband John Bosworth had died in California. She then traveled to Alabama, never to return to California.
     Amanda's mother-in-law, Isabella Harrell Bosworth Slade had been married to James Bennett Slade for 37 years. They never had any children. Isabella's only son was John H. Bosworth from her first marriage. Isabella also died in 1865.¹
     Amanda married second James Bennett Slade, son of Henry Blount Slade and Elizabeth Bennett, on June 25, 1866 He was 62 and she was 37.¹ They were married for twelve years until his death in 1878 at age 74. Amanda died on May 24, 1891 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, at age 62.¹ She was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile County, Alabama.¹

     Lemuel married Jane Almahia Follin, daughter of Augustus Firmin Follin and Melanie Noel, on August 14, 1823.¹ Lemuel died in 1834.¹

     Claudia Harrell Slade was born on March 17, 1908 in Slades Station, Washington County, Alabama.¹ She was the daughter of James Bennett Slade II and Louise Pet Harrell.¹
     Claudia married William Gilmer Lindsey Sr. on August 31, 1934.¹ William was the son of Janie Gilmer and Joe D. Lindsey. Claudia died on September 2, 1972 at age 64.¹ She was buried in Hooks Cemetery, Washington County, Alabama.¹

     Ernestine Bonner Slade was born on September 29, 1929 in Washington County, Alabama.^1,2 She was the daughter of James Bennett Slade III and Ernestine Bonner.¹
     Ernestine married Orville Haywood Davis on September 25, 1948.¹ Ernestine died on December 29, 2015 at age 86.³ She was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Rutherford County, Tennessee.³

     Frances Sanderson Slade was born on March 22, 1911 in Slades Station, Washington County, Alabama.¹ She was the daughter of James Bennett Slade II and Louise Pet Harrell.¹
     Frances married Samuel Campbell Pierson on November 5, 1928.¹ Frances died on January 25, 1989 at age 77.¹ She was buried in Monroeville, Monroe County, Alabama.¹