Genealogy; As Best As We Can Figure
Genealogy (from Greek: ?????, genea, "family"; and ?????, logos, "knowledge") is the study and tracing of families. Modern genealogical research is a complex process that involves more than affixing a collection of names to a pedigree chart. Rather, genealogy involves identifying ancestral or descendant families by using historical records to establish biological, genetic, or familial kinship.
Reliable conclusions are based on the quality of sources (ideally original records, rather than derivatives), the information within those sources (ideally primary or firsthand information, rather than secondary or secondhand information), and the evidence that can be drawn (directly or indirectly) from that information. In many instances, genealogists must skillfully assemble indirect or circumstantial evidence to build a case for identity and kinship. All evidence and conclusions, together with the documentation that supports them, is then assembled to create a cohesive "genealogy" or "family history."
Traditionalists may differentiate between these last two terms, using the former to describe skeletal accounts of kinship (aka family trees) and the latter as a "fleshing out" of lives and personal histories.
Genelogy Effort To Date (11/1/2009)
| Generation | Parents | Children |
| 13th | William Liles Sr. / ??? 1640-1696 Maryland |
William Liles Jr. b 1654 |
| Will be glad to share what I have if interested. go back to William Liles 1640 and think they go back to 1340 in Scotland the Castle of Duchall (Duck-all). From CNCANADY@aol.com Link | ||
| 12th | William Liles b 1654 in Surry, Va
d. bet 1718-1787 Jean Jones 1660
Calvert County, Maryland |
Henry, Sr. b abt. 1690 in Rocky Hock
Community, Chowan Co. NC died bet 1715-1781 Elizabeth Liles b 1695 d bef 1788 Dorothy Liles b. abt. 1699 d. bef. 1784 |
Cemetery: SMITH Cemetery Out of Town: YES Nearest Town: Bloomfield Road Number: County Road 527 Directions: (Abandoned and Destroyed) From the 4-way stop on Highway 25, in Bloomfield, travel on Highway E to County Road 527. Smith Cemetery is at the 2nd gravel road east. |
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| 11th | Henry Liles Sr. b: 1668
Married Jean NOLES |
Jefferry Liles
William Liles
George Liles
James Liles
David Liles
Henry Liles
Lewis Liles
Ephriam Liles
Susanna Liles
Elisabeth Liles
John Liles
Henry Liles , Jr. |
Henry LILES Sr was born between 1662 and 1672. He died after 1722. He was buying and selling land, and witnessing deeds and wills from 1701 to 1722. He Misc event between 1740 and 1760 in Johnston County NC. He Misc event in Chowan Co. NC. In 1712, Henry Liles Sr. listed real estate holdings of 1000 acres in Chowan County, NC as noted in a genealogical journal in the state library in Raleigh VA.
Henry LYLE, 1701 Arrived
Bath, North Carolina ship sailed from Southampton, England |
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| 10th | Henry Liles Jr. b: 1711 - 1740
(Elizabeth 1740) - Married 1760 10/6/1711 Moved to Virginia and then to North Carolina |
Epharaim LILES
Lewis LILES Henry LILES David LILES James Liles (c1745-1783) George LILES William LILES Jeffery LILES |
"Ephraim Liles fled from VA. to N.C. on account of the Indians having what they called Deer Walkers and Ephriim Liles was out hunting deer and saw an Indian wrapped in deer skins walking on his feet and hands imitating a deer in order to get near enough to shoot them. Ephriam Liles saw this Indian at a distance and shot him for a deer and wounding him badly. He took the wounded Indian to the Indians home and expressed great regret for his mistake and compromised with the Indians by giving them his fine horse. Later on the Indian died and Ephraim's friends informed him they were going to kill him. Ephraim fled to N.C. and was followed by some of the Indians but kept concealed until; the Indians returned. Ephraim Liles' grave is well known by his descendants on the bank of the Pee Dee River in Anson County, N.C." - Henry Liles with at least one of his brothers, Anderson, settled in Carroll County, Tennessee early in their lives. Homesteading Public Lands, some of which Henry L. Liles now owns and farms as a part of his over-all Dairy operations, Called Liles Dairy Farms |
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| 9th | James Liles Sr (c1745-1783) and Mary
Richardson.
Liles Family Cemetery Location: Lilesville,
Anson County, North Carolina |
David LILES
James Jr. LILES Elizabeth LILES Sara LILES Joseph LILES John LILES Elijah LILES b: 1775 Eli LILES Ephraim LILES |
| 8th | John Liles (b: 1770, d; 3/19/1836
in Anson Co., NC)
and Celia Fields (d: 4 JUL 1824 in Anson Co., NC), married 2/18/1796 |
Arrenettie
LILES
b: 17 MAR 1798 in Pee Dee, Anson Co., North Carolina Fanny LILES b: 12 MAY 1799 Rachael LILES b: 29 MAR 1801 1801 in Pee Dee, Anson Co., North Carolina Charlot LILES b: 8 FEB 1803 in Pee Dee, Anson Co., North Carolina Lewis D. LILES b: 8 FEB 1805 in Pee Dee, Anson Co., North Carolina d: 26 JUL 1839 James C. LILES b: 12 MAR 1807 in Pee Dee, Anson Co., North Carolina John H. LILES b: 1 MAR 1809 in Pee Dee, Anson Co., North Carolina d: 18 SEP 1839 Caswell S. LILES b: 10 APR 1811 in Pee Dee, Anson Co., North Carolina Celia LILES b: 12 APR 1814 in Pee Dee, Anson Co., North Carolina Eli S. LILES b: 2 JUN 1818, d: 4 APR 1899 in Fayettville, Washington Co., Arkansas Nancy Liles (12/13/1796 - d: 22 JUN 1865 in Indian Creek, Newton Co., Missouri) |
9 October 1769 signed a petition |
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| 7th | Nancy Liles (12/13/1796 Anson Co.,
North Carolina , d: 22 JUN 1865 Indian Creek, Newton Co., Missouri,
Robertson Cemetery, Indian Creek, Newton Co., Missouri
- Green Alford |
Amaziah Liles - born out of wedlock in June 19, 1810 |
| Father was Ruben Jorden, the following month
she married a Alford Green. Berry ROBERTSON born 8 Nov
1795 and died 14 May 1858, his wife (married 1823 in Springfield,
Robertson Co., Tennessee) Nancy born 1794 and died 22 Jun 1865.
Her maiden name may have been LILES. Amaziah Liles was the Bastard son of Reuben Jorden and Nancy Liles. The were never married. This is documented in the bastard files of North Carolina. Reuben Jorden and Nancy Liles were never married. Amaziah Liles was born out of wedlock and is recorded in the Bastard Bonds of North Carolina as being born on June 19, 1813. |
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| 6th > | (John) Amaziah Liles Born: June 19, 1810, Spartenburg, NC Died August 08, 1866 in White Country AR, buried in the Weir Cemetery)
Married: Jane Price 11/20/1837 in White
County Arkansas (Liles,
Amasiach to Jane Price, Nov. 20, 1837)
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with Jane Price (b: Born: 1814 in: Spartanburg,
South Carolina , d: Date unknown)
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Amaziah Liles was born out of wedlock in 1812 in North Carolina. His mother (Nancy Liles) was a saloon girl and I suppose he took her name. He moved to White Co., Arkansas with the Russell Price family sometime between 1832-1836. In 1837, he married Russell's daughter, Jane Price. Amaziah died in 1866. Dates courtesy of Jane Price Liles, McRae Arkansas! |
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| 5th
(GGGF) |
Joseph Liles (b: 1/27/1848 White County Arkansas, d: 3/25/1906, buried Weir Cemetery, Searcy Arkansas) married Martha Caldonia Howard 12/14/1865 ( b: 4/12/1844, d: 9/29/1916) | Thomas Hiram Liles (b: 1870 in Copperas Springs,
Arkansas, USA, d: 1948) James Columbus Liles b: 1865 in White County, Arkansas, USA d: 1940 John Russell Liles b: 1868 in White County, Arkansas, USA d: 1924 in McRae, White, Arkansas, USA Thomas Hiram Liles b: 1870 in Copperas Springs, Arkansas, USA d: 1948 Ella Mandonia Liles b: 1872 in White County, Arkansas, USA d: 1947 Mary Etta Liles b: 1874 in White County, Arkansas, USA d: 1933 Sallie Odella Liles b: 1877 in McRae, White, Arkansas, USA d: 1955 Joseph Liles b: 1878 in McRae, White, Arkansas, USA d: 1878 Emma Dora Emily Liles b: 1880 in McRae, White, Arkansas, USA d: 1884 Carroll Green Liles b: 1882 in McRae, White, Arkansas, USA d: 1936 GroverCliftonLiles b: 1884 in White County, Arkansas, USA d: 1/27/1911 |
The following year (1881) Price formed a partnership with J. M. Liles in general merchandising in the town of Beebe, and successfully conducted business at that place until 1887, when they dissolved partnership, Mr. Liles buying Mr. Price's interest. |
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| 4th
(GGF) |
GroverCliftonLiles
(b: 9/24/1884 White County, Arkansas, d: 1/27/1911) married Mary Kathryn Cook (b: 1/13/1882, d: 3/27/1957) |
Opal Allie Liles b: 09/18/1901 d: 01/06/1992
(Robinson) (Married James b: 12/12/1917 d: 02/15/1962 ) Alma Olive Liles b: 03/23/1904 d: 12/03/1987 (Mall) (Norman b: 11/22/1960 Indiana, d: 11/13/1901 Edith Agnus Liles (Parchman) (Married Claude, b: 02/21/1909 d: 03/20/1976 at 67) Wilbur (1905, infant death) Paul William Liles (1906 - 1970) Note: Mary Cook Liles married Charles Essig and they had two children: Helen Strayhorn Clarence Earl Essig (Deceased) |
| 3rd (Great Grandfather) |
Paul William Liles
(9/16/1906 - 11/15/1970 White County, Arkansas)
Georgia A. Lewis (10/25/1909 / 5/27/1990) Oklamulgee,
Oklahoma |
Paul David Liles (1944- |
| 2nd (Grandfather) |
Paul David Liles
(b: 12/16/44 - ???? Los Angeles, Ca , d: ????) married Sue Marie Goss 3/24/1988 (b: 7/11/1951, d: ????) |
Jeanette Marie Liles (Lind) (1968- Joseph Raymond Liles 4/9/1971 Colleen Suzanne Liles (Perry) (1972- |
| Mother | Colleen Suzanne Liles 7/28/1973 - ???? Whittier, Ca |
Jonathan Charles Liles 4/3/1989 Cassandra Alyce Chartier Jacqueline Suzanne Chartier |
| Mother | Jeanette Marie Liles (Mitchell Craig
Lind) 11/25/1968 - ????? Whittier, Ca |
Zachary Douglas Lind 9/24/1990 Connor Thomas Lind 3/11/1996 |