70  THE PICKENS FAMILY -----F  ANDREW PICKENS WADE, son of William and Sallie Louisa Calhoun Wade, is with the Phoenix Knitting Mills, Columbus, GA. He married Ester Morris and they have the following children: -----G  Lillian Louisa Wade -----G  Esther Morris Wade. -----G  ESTHER MORRIS WADE, daughter of Andrew Pickens and Esther Morris Wade, married Talbert McGhee Allen, of Birmingham, Ala. December 23rd, 1923. -----F  ELIZA WADE, daughter of William and Sallie Louisa Calhoun Wade, married John Averit and lives at Carlowville, Alabama -----F  SUSAN WADE, daughter of William and Sallie Louisa Calhoun Wade died in childhood. -----F  GEORGIA WADE, daughter of William and Sallie Louisa Calhoun Wade, married her cousin, Theodore Wade, and lives at Carlowville, Alabama, and has three sons. - 0 - -----E  JAMES FRANCIS CALHOUN, the sixth child of Judge James Martin and Susan Pickens Calhoun, was born May 17th, 1846, at Richmond, Alabama, Dallas County, Alabama, which settlement at that time was known as Warrington, and died September 29th, 1904. He is interred at the Carlowville Cemetery. -----He attended the University at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, where he entered upon the study of medicine, but afterwards decided to study law. Before completing his law course, he enlisted in the Confederate Army and served until the close of the war. The hardships of the days of the Reconstruction prevented him from finishing his course in law, but he served as magistrate for the community in which he lived for a number of years. In the fall of 1881, he was elected to the Senate where he served one term. -----He was married twice. May 7th, 1870 he married Florence Olivia Lee, the daughter of Dr. James Martin Lee. His second wife was Julia Emma Lee, a daughter of Major Francis Lee, to whom he was married December 24th, 1879.

71  THE PICKENS FAMILY      The children of James Francis and Florence Olivia Lee Calhoun were: F  Mary Louise Calhoun, F  Martin Lee Calhoun, F  Marion Pickens Calhoun, The children of James Francis and Julia Emma Lee Calhoun were: F  Martha Eleanor Calhoun, F  James Francis Calhoun F  Andrew Pickens Calhoun F  Julia Emma Pauline Calhoun, F  George Hearst Calhoun. - 0 -      E  JOHN CALDWELL CALHOUN, son of Judge James Martin and Susan Pickens Calhoun, was born December 4th, 1850, at Carlowvile, Alabama. Died in Selma, Alabama, Monday, October 1st, 1917, and is interred at Live Oak Cemetery, Selma, Alabama.      When quite young, he was graduated with honor from Washington and Lee University, obtaining the degree of Bachelor of Science and Engineering. He took his M.A. degree later in Heidelburg, and was a student at different times, of Berlin, Lausanne, and Strasburg Universities, spending several years abroad. The honorary degree of LL.D. was conferred upon him by William and Mary College, where he held the chair of Modern Languages for many years. He also held the degree of LITT. D.      Before going abroad, Dr. Calhoun was professor of Latin in The University of Alabama, and after his return was professor of Modern Languages at the Florida State College for about twelve years, and in William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Virginia, during the recent years of his life. Wherever he taught, his popularity was unusual.      n and beloved. He was a member of Jackson Lodge No. 1, F and A.M.: Florida Chapter No. 1, R.A.M., and St. Omar Commandery, No. 12 Knights Templar, all of Tallahassee, Florida; was a past Master of Jackson Lodge, and a past High Priest of Florida Royal Arch Chapter, and had served through all the chairs in the Commandery up to that of Commander. Dr. Calhoun was also an honorary life member of Tallahassee Lodge No. 937, B.P.O. Elks.      Dr. Calhoun served the Presbyterian Church as superintendent of his Sunday School many years. He served as a link to hold his students to the faith and piety of their fathers, and cheered many other as he passed along the way of life.

72  THE PICKENS FAMILY      On July 11, 1878, Dr. Calhoun was married at Selma, Alabama, to Mary Rand Graham; a daughter of Chauncy W. Graham and his wife Mary Rand Kenan. Their children were as follows: F  Annie Graham Calhoun, F  Mary Kenan Calhoun, G  ANNIE GRAHAM CALHOUN, daughter of John Caldwell and Mary Calhoun died young.      G  MARY KENAN CALHOUN, daughter of Dr. John Caldwell Calhoun and his wife Mary Rand Graham, lived at no. 612 Church Street, Selma, Alabama, (1923). She was a member of the Music Study Club, a charter member of the Pilot Club and interested in social circles. - 0 - -----C  REBECCA PICKENS, daughter of General Andrew and Rebecca Calhoun Pickens, was born January 8th, 1784. She married William Noble, son of Major Alexander Noble, and his wife, Catherine Calhoun. They had the following children: -----D  William Noble, -----D  Andrew Noble, -----D  Ezekiel Noble, -----D  Samuel Noble, -----D  Joseph Noble. -----(Note: Major Alexander Noble married Catherine Calhoun, daughter of Ezekiel Calhoun, and sister of Rebecca Calhoun, wife of General Andrew Pickens. Their children were:   William Noble,   John Noble,   Ezekiel Noble,   Patrick Noble,   Katherine Noble,   Alexander Noble,   Joseph Noble.      E  William Noble married Rebecca Pickens, daughter of General Andrew Pickens, and Patrick, his brother, married Elizabeth Pickens, daughter of Ezekiel Pickens. - 0 -      C  CATHERINE PICKENS, daughter of General Andrew and Rebecca Calhoun Pickens, was born June 9th, 1786. She married Dr. John Hunter, January 5th, 1808 and moved to Alabama. A monument in Live Oak Cemetery at Selma, Alabama, says:        "Sacred to the memory of Catherine Pickens hunter, who was born in Abbeville district, South Carolina, June 9th, 1786, and died in Selma, Ala., May 18th, 1871, in the eighty-fifth year of her age.

73  THE PICKENS FAMILY She was the youngest daughter of General Andrew Pickens and wife of Dr. John Hunter."      The children of Dr. John and Catherine Pickens Hunter were: D  Maria Rebecca Hunter, D  Margaret Ann Hunter, D  John Andrew Hunter, D  Eliza Barksdale Hunter, D  Ezekiel Hunter, D  Joseph Hunter, D  John Thomas Pickens Hunter,      D  MARIA REBECCA HUNTER, daughter of Dr. John and Catherine Pickens Hunter married Elias Parkman, March 7th, 1830.      Their children were: E  Catherine Alla Parkman, E  John McGee Parkman, E  John Hunter Parkman, E  William Elias Parkman,      E  CATHERINE ALLA PARKMAN, daughter of Elias and Maria Rebecca Hunter Parkman, was born in 1834, and died in 1887. She married Charles Bruce Woods, and their children were: F  Clayton Rogers Woods, F  John Parkman Woods, F  Helen Sylvester Woods, Charles Bruce Woods died in 1890      D  MARGARET ANN HUNTER, daughter of Dr. John and Catherine Pickens Hunter, married James C. Harrell, November 15th, 1827      D  ELIZA BARKSDALE HUNTER, daughter of Dr. John and Catherine Pickens Hunter married William Treadwell, March 10th, 1835      D  JOHN THOMAS PICKENS HUNTER, son of Dr. John and Catherine Pickens Hunter married Adelia Rogers in Mississippi, May 30th, 1849. - 0 -      C  JOSEPH PICKENS, the youngest son of General Andrew and Rebecca Calhoun Pickens, was born March 30, 1781, near Pendleton, S.C., but after growing to manhood moved to Alabama.      He married Caroline Henderson and their children were as follows: D  Sarah Pickens, D  Rebecca Pickens, D  Joseph Pickens, D  Henderson Pickens, D  Andrew Pickens.

74  THE PICKENS FAMILY      D  SARAH PICKENS, daughter of Col. Joseph and Caroline Henderson Pickens was born at Cahaba, Alabama, at that time the capitol of the State, September 29th, 1831, and died at the Battery Park Hotel, in Asheville, North Carolina, where she was spending the heated term on the 22nd day of September, 1909.      (A correspondent furnished us this description of her).      "In person, Sarah Pickens was above the medium height, with finely formed features, hear of glossy blackness, full intellectual brow, and large, magnificent gray eyes, shaded by long, dark eye lashes. In manner, she was easy and graceful, at all times and all circumstances, a natural heritage through generations of aristocratic ancestry. She was a most entertaining and fluent conversationalist, and her voice was that of a cultured woman of the "Old South." She traveled extensively and mingled with the Nation's most learned and great of both sexes, and her presence graced two nation capitols --Washington and Richamond. It was a great pleasure and source of information to hear her recount the scenes and incidents, and describe the famous characters with whom she had met. During her last years she was always vivacious, sprightly, and an admirable companion.      After her marriage to a Mr. McQueen, she lived in her native town, and was the mother of five children, viz.: E  Carolina McQueen, E  Joseph Pickens McQueen E  Flora McQueen, E  John McQueen, E  James William McQueen.      The two girls, Caroline and Floria, died in infancy at the age of about six months.      "With all her property swept away by the calamitous war of the sixties, leaving her practically destitute, she took her three little boys to start life anew. She never wavered for an instant but with undaunted heroism, fought their battles, cared for them, shouldering their sorrows, until they grew up as giant monuments to commemorate a mother's love." - 0 -      B  JOHN PICKENS, son of the old pioneer Andrew Pickens, from the best information obtainable, was lost at the siege of Ninety Six during the Revolutionary war.      The estate of John Pickens was paid for his services in the war as stub entry No. 193, book S, of payments for services rendered in the war. The entry reads as follows:

75  THE PICKENS FAMILY      "Issued the 10 of June 1785 to _______________for estate of Mr. John Pickens for Forty One Pounds, Eight Shillings and Six Pence three farthings Sterling for duty done in the Militia and a Mare lost as pr. Account audited"________      Evidently from the fact that payment was made to the estate of John Pickens, he was killed during the war, and was a married man with family.      B  JANE PICKENS, daughter of Andrew Pickens, married Rev. Robert Miller some time prior to 1758, while the family was living at the Waxhaw Settlement, and when the Pickens families moved t the Long Cane settlement, Rev. Robert Miller and his family moved there also.      Rev. Robert Miller was a Presbyterian minister and came from Scotland. For a short time after he came to the Waxhaw settlement he served as pastor of the Waxhaw Presbyterian church; and he and his wife gave the ground on which the church was located. After they had moved to the Long Cane settlement in Abbeville county during one of General Andrew Pickens' expeditions against the Indians, in the Revolutionary War period, he was serving as chaplain of the army.      Upon one occasion when only a few men were in advance of the main army on the march, they were surprised by the Indians and were in great danger. General Pickens arranged these few men who were in the advance so as to hold the Indians in check until the main army arrived, and dispatched runners to hasten the advance of the men in the rear. While waiting for their advance, General Andrew Pickens and members of his staff, retired to a private place for prayer, and when the soldiers of the main army came up, they found their leader and his officers being led in devotions by their chaplain, the Rev. Robert Miller.      The children of Rev. Robert Miller, and his wife, Jane Pickens Miller, were: C  Robert Miller, C  Annie Miller, C  Andrew Miller, C  Ebenezer Miller, C  Jane Miller, C  Margaret Miller, C  Joseph Miller, C  John Henry Miller.

76  THE PICKENS FAMILY      C  ANNIE MILLER, daughter of Rev. Robert Miller, and his wife Jane Pickens Miller married Robert Simmons. No further record.      C  MARGARET MILLER, daughter of Rev. Robert and Jane Pickens Miller, married Felix Hughes, and we have record of the following children: D  Jane Pickens Hughes, D  Sally Caroline Hughes, D  Mary Ann Hughes, D  Hibernia Margaret Hughes.      D  JANE PICKENS HUGHES, daughter of Felix and Margaret Miller Hughes, was born April 24th, 1792, and died July 29th, 1836. On January 15th, 1824, she became the second wife of Daniel McKey, (father of Hamden Jordan McKey) and their children were: E  John Shanks McKey. E  Clarinda Harris McKey, E  Edwin McKey, E  Robert Emmet McKey, E  Felix Pickens McKey, E  William Lemuel McKey.      JOHN SHANKS McKEY, son of Daniel and Jane Hughes McKey, was never married. He served in the war of 1846.      CLARINDA HARRIS McKEY, daughter of Daniel and Jane Hughes McKey and twin sister of John Shanks McKey, married Richard Lawless. They had one son: F  Richard Lawless, Jr. - 0 -      EDWIN McKEY, son of Daniel and Jane Hughes McKey, died October 23rd, 1853. He married Rebecca Nixon, and their children were: F  Charles Clark McKey, F  Samuel Nixon McKey, F  Eddie McKey, F  Amelia McKey, F  Thomas McKey, F  Mary Eliza McKey.      MARY ELIZA McKEY, daughter of Edwin and Rebecca Nixon McKey married Harry C. Moore, and had one child:      F  Glessner Moore.      GLESSNER MOORE, daughter of Harry C. and Mary McKey Moore was married twice. First to Henry C. Brady and second to George S. Few.      E  ROBERT EMMETT McKEY, son of Daniel and Jane Hughes McKey, married a Miss Price. No children.

77  THE PICKENS FAMILY      E  FELIX PICKENS McKEY, son of Daniel and Jane Hughes McKey, died unmarried.      E  WILLIAM LEMUEL McKEY, son of Daniel and Jane Hughes McKey, never married. - 0 -      D  SALLY CAROLINE HUGHES, daughter of Felix and Margaret Miller Hughes, died August 8th, 1831. She married Hugh Mackey February 4th, 1819. (Hugh Mackey was a son of Jonathan Mackey and first cousin of Hampton Jordan McKey, --notice difference in spelling of names.) They had a daughter; name unknown to writer.      THIS DAUGHTER of Hugh and Sally Hughes Mackey married John Henderson, and their children were:      E  Frank Felix Henderson.        (Other names not furnished.)      D  MARY ANN HUGHES, daughter of Felix and Margaret Miller Hughes; married William Erwin. A daughter.      E  Alzaide Anne Erwin.      ALZAIDE ANNE ERWIN, daughter of William and Mary Hughes Erwin married Joseph Gray. Name of only one child obtained:      F  Emma Gray.      EMMA GRAY, daughter of Joseph and Alzaide Erwin Gray married Joseph T. Cobb and was living at Alvin, Texas in 1899.      D  HIBERNIA MARGARET HUGHES, daughter of Felix and Margaret Miller Hughes was born February 7th, 1810 and died April 27th, 1837. She married Hamden Jordan McKey, (son of Daniel McKey by his first wife), August 13th, 1835. Their daughter was:      E  Martha Virginia McKey, born May 15th, 1836. -----MARTHA VIRGINIA McKEY, daughter of Hamden Jordan and Hibernia Hughes McKey died November 17th, 1836.      C  JOSEPH MILLER, son of Rev. Robert and Jane Pickens Miller has been lost sight of. - 0 -      C  JOHN HENRY MILLER, son of Rev. Robert and Jane Pickens miller was a physician. He married Jane Pickens, daughter of General Andrew Pickens and moved to Mississippi. Their children were: D  Robert Miller, D  John Miller, D  Eliza Miller,

78  THE PICKENS FAMILY      D  ROBERT MILLER, son of the Rev. Robert, and Jane Pickens Miller was born in 1810. He married Narcissie Cheek and their children were: E  Irene Miller, E  George Miller, E  Robert N. Miller.      E  IRENE MILLER, daughter of George and Mary Bullock Miller, was born in 1838 and died in 1882. She married to James R. Mallade and they had the following children: F  Robert Mallade, F  Jospeh Mallade, F  George Mallade - 0 -      E  GEORGE MILLER, son of Robert and Narcissie Cheek, Miller was born in 1842 and died May 21st, 1876. He married Mary Bullock, November 27th, 1865, and their children were: F  Irene Miller, F  Bessie Miller, F  Robert Miller, F  Emma Miller, F  George J. Miller. - 0 -      E  IRENE MILLER, daughter of George and Mary Bullock miller, was born September 4th, 1866. She married A. R. Brashear and their children were: F  Zola Brashear, F  Bessie Brashear, F  Rector Brashear, F  Katy Brashear, F  George Brashear, F  Russ Brashear. - 0 -      E  BESSIE MILLER, daughter of George and Mary Bullock Miller was born January 7th, 1868. She married Dr. T. S. Walker, November 25th, 1883 and their children were: F  Mae Walker, F  Beatrice Walker, F  Gladys Walker, F  Sumpter Walker.      F  MAE WALKER, daughter of Dr. T. S. and Bessie Miller Walker married Cecil Langston.

79  THE PICKENS FAMILY      E  ROBERT MILLER, son of George and Mary Bullock Miller was born January 1st, 1870, and died in April 1911. He was married twice. First to Pearl Lanier, and they had no children. Second marriage was to Florence Payne, and their daughter was:      F  Florence Miller.      E  EMMA MILLER, daughter of George and Mary Bullock Miller was born June 27th, 1872. Married S. L. Dupuy and children were: F  Murray Dupuy, F  Dew Dupuy, F  Olive Dupuy, F  Alice Dupuy.      OLIVE DUPUY died in May, 1898 - 0 -      E  GEORGE J. MILLER, son of George and Mary Bullock Miller, was born January 14th, 1874 and died March 1909. He married Miss Reade, and their children were: F  Reade Miller, F  Robert Miller, F  George Miller, F  Emma Miller, F  Johnnie Miller. - 0 -      E  Robert N. Miler, son of Robert and Narcissie Cheek Miller was born in 1850 and married Emma Barr. One son was: E  Hugh Barr Miller, born in 1879.      HUGH BARR MILLER, son of Robert N. and Emma Barr Miller was born in 1879. In 1904 he married a Miss Lewis and children were as follows: G  Robert Miller, G  Hugh Barr Miller, Jr. - 0 -      B  JAMES PICKENS, a son of the pioneer Andrew Pickens, it is claimed was lost early in the Revolutionary war, or just before it commenced, during some uprising at or near Ninety Six. Others claim that he was lost at the siege of Ninety Six during the war but we have not located any record showing any payments for his services during the war.      We have no record showing whether he left any family or not.