Transcript FGB (Francis General Bartow) Maddox Jan. 7, 1861 – Feb. 27
FGB (Francis General Bartow) Maddox Jan. 7, 1861 – Feb. 27, 1927
Son of Matthew M. Maddox (1814-1904) And Martha R. Bowden Maddox (1815-1895) Matthew M. Maddox was son of Samuel Maddox, Jr.
who was son of Samuel Maddox, Sr.
(a Revolutionary War Soldier who died in 1821).
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Tom Maddox 930 Brookdale Ave.
Elba, AL 36323 Phone: (334) 897-3200 Email: [email protected]
FGB’s Family
FGB’s parents, Matthew & Martha had 15 children Six moved to Mississippi in approx. 1873 Some known names: Laura (wife of Singleton McCollough); Jess (or Jesse); John (scout who deserted Confederacy); Kathryn (wife of John Spurlin); Alfred, Jim (also called “Hoppin’ Jim); Matthew; and Cornelius.
FGB’s First Family
Wife: Emma D. White Maddox:
Aug. 28, 1862 – Mar. 10, 1884 Infant Son: A. S.
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July 20, 1879 – Aug. 13, 1879 James Waitus – June 26, 1880 – Jan. 15, 1959 Clementine Maddox Vaughn Feb. 16, 1882 – Dec. ? , 1954 Horace Stina – Mar. 1, 1884 – Dec. 8, 1974
Wife: Sallie Phylocia Calhoun Maddox
Jan. 9, 1868 – March 26, 1940
Arthur Weldon (Coot)
Aug. 13, 1886 – Jan. 15, 1964
Florence Mae Maddox Reeves
May 1, 1888 – Dec. 14, 1918
John Matthew (Math)
Aug. 31, 1890 – Jan. 14, 1972
Thomas Loudie
Nov. 3, 1892 – Sept. 9, 1960 Cora Louisa Maddox Barker Reeves Nov. 23, 1894 – Jan. 3, 1980
George Washington (Wash) Jan. 4, 1897 – July 14, 1988 Christopher Columbus (Tump) Jan. 4, 1897 – May 1, 1982 Bartow Dec. 28, 1899 – Sept. 23, 1951 Luther Oliver Jan. 29, 1902 – Oct. 5, 1978 Bailey Reid May 24, 1904 – May 17, 1990 Ovie Reane Maddox Daniels Jan. 28, 1907 – June 24, 1991 William Cornelius (Bud or Buddy) Aug. 22, 1910 – July 16, 1991 Jesse Cephas (Cee) Aug. 26, 1913 – Dec. 4, 1998
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About 1905 Front row: Bartow, Luther, Cora Middle row: Loudie, Coot, Tump, Wash, Florence Mae, Math Top row: Grandma Calhoun, FGB, Bailey, Sallie, Waitus
FGB Maddox and William Cornelius (Uncle Bud) (Bud was born Aug. 22, 1910, so picture must be around 1912-13.)
FGB Maddox with Uncle Bud (William Cornelius)
(Touched up from previous picture.)
FGB Maddox Mules: Mom and colt, but can’t find their names.
Kneeling: Bud, Bailey, Bartow, Luther Middle: Cephas, Waitus, Horace, Coot, Math Back: Loudie, Tump, Wash Notes say circa 1926, but Cephas was born in 1913, so probably closer to 1920.
Uncle Wash probably around 1920.
Seated: Loudie?, Cephas, Bud, Bailey?, Bartow?
Standing: Math, Coot, Luther, Waitus, Horace, Tump, Wash
Seated: Horace, Waitus Standing: Coot, Math, Loudie, Bud, Tump, Cephas, Wash, Luther, Bailey
Seated: Horace, Coot, Math, Waitus, Wash, Tump Standing: Luther, Bailey, Bud, Cephas
Left to Right: Waitus, Tump, Wash, Horace, Bartow, Coot, Luther, Math, Bailey, Loudie, Cephas
Front row: Tump, Loudie, Math, Coot, Horace, Waitus Back row: Wash, Luther, Bailey, Bud, Cephas
Seated: Math, Coot, Horace, Clemmie, Waitus Standing: Cora, Tump, Loudie, Wash, Luther, Bailey, Ovie, Bud, Cephas June 1947
Ovie Daniels, Cora Reeves, Clemmie Vaughn June 1947
In-Laws Seated: Albert Reeves, Stillman Daniels, Audie, Odie, Susie, Jim Vaughn Standing: Dixie, Mae (Bailey), Mavis, Julie, Katie Bell
Annette, Willene & Dudley, Carolyn, Martha Jean June 1947
Standing: Mavis, Mae, Odie (Loudie) Maddox, Susie (Waitus) Maddox, Cora Reeves Kneeling: Ovie (Stillman) Daniels, Audie (Tump) Maddox, Katie Bell (Math) Maddox
Stillman & Ovie Daniels with their three oldest children.
Seated: Albert & Florence Mae Maddox Reeves Man standing: Loudie Maddox Harold sitting on dad’s lap Girls top to bottom: Neva, Flay, Rosa (Ruthie Mae not yet born)
Uncle Wash and Aunt Julie
Presumbably the “Old Home Place” located outside Elba at the entrance of Humming Hills Girl Scout Reservation. House is no longer standing.
Uncle Tump (Christopher Columbus) and Aunt Audie
Bud, Julie, Susie, Wash, Dixie, Cephas 1989? Reunion
Buck ”Bucky” Maddox (Uncle Luther’s son) “State Marble Champ” Caption says: “Showing what the well dressed champ should wear when not shooting The agate-a sportscoat and dark breeches to be sure, set off by a bowtie.” Sunday Ledger-Enquirer Columbus, GA June 17, 1951