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TheFourWinns Genealogy
Generation No. 1
DAVID (WYNNE) WINN was born Abt. 1315. He married EMMA PLANTAGENET. She was born Abt. 1320.
Child of DAVID WINN and EMMA PLANTAGENET is:
Generation No. 2
HOWELL (WYNNE) WINN (DAVID (WYNNE)) was born Abt. 1345. He married UNKNOWN.
Child of HOWELL WINN and UNKNOWN is:
Generation No. 3
MEREDITH (WYNNE) WINN (HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born Abt. 1375. He married UNKNOWN.
Child of MEREDITH WINN and UNKNOWN is:
Generation No. 4
ROBERT (WYNNE) WINN (MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born Abt. 1405. He married UNKNOWN.
Child of ROBERT WINN and UNKNOWN is:
Generation No. 5
EVAN (WYNNE) WINN (ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born Abt. 1435. He married UNKNOWN.
Child of EVAN WINN and UNKNOWN is:
Generation No. 6
MEREDITH (WYNNE) WINN (EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born Abt. 1465. He married UNKNOWN.
Child of MEREDITH WINN and UNKNOWN is:
Generation No. 7
MAURICE (WYNNE) WINN (MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born Abt. 1495. He married UNKNOWN.
Child of MAURICE WINN and UNKNOWN is:
Generation No. 8
JOHN (WYNNE) WINN (MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born Abt. 1523. He married SIDNEY GERRARD. She was born Abt. 1523.
Child of JOHN WINN and SIDNEY GERRARD is:
ROBERT WYNNE, b. 1563, Shrewsbury, Shropshire England; d. September 06, 1609.
Generation No. 9
ROBERT WYNNE (JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born 1563 in Shrewsbury, Shropshire England, and died September 06, 1609. He married FRANCES WATTMER 1590. She was born 1565 in Canterbury, Kent England.
Notes for ROBERT WYNNE:
Note: Robert was an apprentice to John Rose, an alderman and member of the Woolendrapers Guild. This was a period in which domestic English wool and weaving industries were booming. Woolendrapers controlled the wool industry by setting prices, appointing apprentices, regulating supply, and arranging for the exportation of wool and woolen cloth products. It was also a period of conflict between Catholics and Protestants, of extreme contrasts between wealthy merchants and land owners and the vagrants and destitute. Recently ended wars had dislocated society severely, with inflation and high taxes. Returned soldiers often were maimed, hungry, or bandits. In 1589 Henry III, King of France, was assassinated; on his death bed, he named Henry IV, King of Navarre, as his successor. The Catholic League named the Cardinal de Bourbon, Charles X, as King of France, so Henry IV laid siege to Paris. All was not war, however. Shakespeare published the play "Henry VI", Edmund Spenser published "The Faerie Queene", and Galileo published observations on experiments on falling bodies in1590. Robert became a freeman in 1590, at 27, and soon after married Frances Wattmer. They lived, and had their wollen draper's shop, in the Parish of St. Mary Bredman, on the north side of High Street, west of Mercery Lane. Frances came from a prominent famuly, for William Wattmer served as Mayor of Canterbury in 1609 (the year Robert and Frances died)and again in 1629. Robert himself served as Canterbury Mayor in 1599, nine years after becoming a freeman. Robert continued as an influential woolendraper, and a John Robertes was apprenticed to him, completing his term in 1612 (although Robert died in 1609). Robert and Frances died of The Plague within two days of one another. They were buried together, on the 8th, in St. George's Church. Frances' brother William Wattmer took the Wynne children to a house outside the city and procured a nurse, goodwife Maple, for them.
More About ROBERT WYNNE:
Burial: St. George's Canterbury, Kent England
Children of ROBERT WYNNE and FRANCES WATTMER are:
PETER WYNNE, b. November 25, 1593, St. Dunstan's, Canterbury, Kent England; d. May 30, 1638, St. Georges, Canterbury, Kent England.
THOMAS WYNNE, b. 1591, Canterbury, Dent England.
JOHN WYNNE, b. 1597.
ELIZABETH WYNNE, b. 1595.
ANNE WYNNE, b. 1600, Canterbury, Dent England.
Generation No. 10
PETER WYNNE (ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born November 25, 1593 in St. Dunstan's, Canterbury, Kent England, and died May 30, 1638 in St. Georges, Canterbury, Kent England. He married MARTHA COPPIN December 08, 1620 in St. Martin's, Canterbury, Kent England. She was born June 01, 1595 in St. Margaret's, Deal Parish, Canterbury, Kent England.
Notes for PETER WYNNE:
Note: When Peter was a toddler, Henry IV of France declared war on Spain; the Spanish landed in Cornwall, burned Penzance and Mousehole, pirate ports. In return, the English sacked Cadiz, Spain. When he was ten years old, Queen Elizabeth died, and was succeeded by her cousin, James VI of Scotland, as James I of England and Ireland. Peter, at sixteen, and John, at fifteen, were sent to the King's School, under Roger Raven's head-mastership, for a year. In 1620 the Pilgrims left Plymouth England and founded the Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts. In 1625 James I of England died, and was succeeded by Charles I of England and Scotland. Peter married Martha Coppin, the daughter of William Coppin. The Coppin's came from a long line of distinguished ancestors, reaching back to the Court of Edward the Confessor. Peter became a freeman in Canterbury in 1626, at thirty-three, by right of birth, and wore the designation "gentleman." On 4 Aug 1626 Peter Wynne, Notary, was called before the Court to affirm that he would henceforth repair to Reculver Church for Divine Service! --to my son, Robert Wynne, one cokernutt cupp tipped and footed with silver, my seal ring, all my silver plate marked R. W., and my pocket watch. To my wife, all my houses, lands, tenements, etc. for life, and after her decease, the said houses, etc, together with all leases, to my son, Robert Wynne.
Children of PETER WYNNE and MARTHA COPPIN are:
ROBERT WYNNE, b. December 22, 1622, St. Dunstan, Canterbury, Kent, England; d. August 15, 1687, Jordan's Parish, Charles City Co. Va..
SARAH WYNNE, b. Abt. 1621.
ELIZABETH WYNNE, b. Abt. 1625.
Generation No. 11
ROBERT WYNNE (PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born December 22, 1622 in St. Dunstan, Canterbury, Kent, England, and died August 15, 1687 in Jordan's Parish, Charles City Co. Va.. He married (1) MARY FRANCES SLOMAN 1657 in Canterbury, Kent England. She was born Abt. 1615 in London, Middlesex England. He married (2) ALICE PEYTON Abt. 1678. She was born Abt. 1630 in London, Middlesex England.
Notes for ROBERT WYNNE:
Note: Robert was christened at St. Dunstans in Canterbury on 24 Dec 1622. He became an ardent Royalist and was relatively well-to-do. He made his home at St. Georges Parish, the family estate in Canterbury. Robert owned properties in Kent, a farm in Whitestaple Parish near Canterbury, two houses in St. Mildred's Parish in Canterbury, an oatmeal mill near St. Georges, and two other houses. He must have been deeply involved in the turmoil of that time, but he was never knighted ---perhaps exempted from the "knighthood fines" used by the Stuarts to raise money , because of his loyalty to their cause. In 1642, Charles I marched to Westminister to arrest five members of the Commons. The attempt failed; he fled with his family to Hampton Court. the English civil war began; the king's supporters, the Caveliers, took Marlboough; the king's opponents, the Roundheads, took Westminister. Robert became a Capt. in the Royalist Army, but many battles were lost. In1646 the war ended with the surrender of Oxford to the Roundheads; the Parliamentary commissioners presented Charles I with the Newcastle Propositions, demanding religious reforms and surrender of control of the army for twenty years. The King refused, escaped, was captured and then tried. Charles I was executed 30 Jan 1849. Since England was no longer a safe place for loyalists, Robert immigrated to VA in 1651, when Cromwell's forces entered London and Charles II, the king's son, became a fugitive. He kept his property in England, but by 1655 he owned a plantation "Georges" in Jordan's Parish, Charles City Co. Col. Robert Wynne was a wealthy Justice of Charles City Co. (1656) and Burgess representing Charles City Co. in the Virginia House of Burgesses (1657-1658 and 1659-1660). The new court sessions for that part of the county below the James River were first held at Merchant's Hope 16 Feb 1658. In 1658 he was sworn in as sheriff. In Sep 1659, he was fined 300 lb of tobacco for being absent from the Burgess meeting. He served as Speaker of the Virginia House of Burgesses (1661-1675), being, during the entire existence of Virginia's Long Parliment, Speaker of the House of Burgesses. Documents sent to the King were signed by both the Governor and Robert Wynne. In 1662 he was named as surveyor for a road on the southside of the James River. 1 Jul 1675 will of Robert Wynne of Jordan's Parish, Charles City Co. VA --- to be buried in Jordan's Church, as near as possible to my son Robert, my estate in England to be divided as follows: to my eldest son, Thomas Wynne, one farm in Whitestaple Parish in Kent near Canterbury, commonly called Limbet Banckes, if he died to my son Joshua, if he died to my daughter Woodlief. To my son Thomas, two houses in Canterbury in St. Mildred's Parish. To my youngest son, Joshua, one house and Oatmeal Mill lying in Dover Lane without St. Georges in Canterbury, commonly called Lilly Pot, and two houses adjoining where a Ropemaker and one Rawlins were formerly tenants. Touching my estate in VA, to my son Thomas, all the cattle of his own mark, except one cow called Moll, which is to be killed for provisions. To my son Joshua, my plantation called Georges with all the tobacco houses. To my daughter Woodlief, one servant of four years to serve the next shipping after my decease. To my grandson and godson George Woodlief one filly foal. All the rest of my estate in England and Virginia to my wife and executrix, Mary.
Children of ROBERT WYNNE and MARY SLOMAN are:
THOMAS WYNNE, b. 1657, Charles City Co. Virginia Colony; d. 1718, Surry Co. Virginia Colony.
MARY WYNNE, b. Abt. 1663, Charles City Co. Va..
ROBERT WYNNE, b. Abt. 1659, Charles City Co. Colonial Va..
JOSHUA WYNNE, b. March 20, 1661/62, Charles City Co. Va..
Generation No. 12
THOMAS WYNNE (ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born 1657 in Charles City Co. Virginia Colony, and died 1718 in Surry Co. Virginia Colony. He married AGNES STITH Abt. 1676. She was born Abt. 1658 in Charles City Co. Virginia Colony.
Notes for THOMAS WYNNE:
Note: Thomas Wynne was the older son of Robert Wynne II and Mary POYTHRESS, b 1657 Charles City Co. VA. In 1678 he inherited substantial property in England from his father, but he continued to live in VA. Thomas and his brother Joshua were Indian interpreters. In 1703 the Nottoway and Meherrin Indians petitioned that he be named their interpreter, and he acted to prevent colonists from settling on their land around Bear Swamp. 8 Jan 1688 Charles City County Court Orders p41 --- goodsnow in Capt. Emberlys' ship, belonging to Thos. and Joshua Wynne. 1693 tax levy, Charles City Co. VA --- Thomas Wynne, 800 lbs. tobacco Sep 1699 Surry Co. VA Court Records, part 2 p128 --- Thomas Wynne 200 acres 27 Jan 1707 Surry Co. VA Deedsp371 --- Thomas Wynne witnessed sale of land by Joshua Wynne and wife Mary. 4 Nov 1707 Surry Co. VA Deeds p377-8 Thomas Wynne to daughter Mary Malone 98 acres on south side of Jones Hole Swamp. Thomas Wynne and wife Agnis to son Robert Wynne208 Acres on south side of Jones Hole Swamp. 18 Feb 1716 Wills and Administrations of Surry Co. VA p183 Thomas Wynne to son Thomas 200 acres, horses and gun, to wife, a gold ring, negro for her life, horse, etc., to granddaughter Loweresy, one cow, To granddaughter Martha one cow, wife Agnes, son Robert executors. Thomas had already given land to son Robert and daughter Mary. 1 Nov 1722 sale of land in Martin's Brandon Parish, being a tract taken up by Thomas Wynne in 1686.
More About THOMAS WYNNE:
Burial: Jones Hole Swamp Plant.
Children of THOMAS WYNNE and AGNES STITH are:
THOMAS WINN, b. 1678, Charles City Co. Virginia; d. 1744, Sussex Co. Virginia.
SLOMAN WINN, b. Abt. 1681.
MARY WINN, b. 1677, Charles City Co. Va..
LUCRETIA LUCY WINN, b. 1687.
ROBERT WINN, b. 1685, Charles City Co. Colonial Va..
Generation No. 13
THOMAS WINN (THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born 1678 in Charles City Co. Virginia, and died 1744 in Sussex Co. Virginia. He married MARTHA LLEWELLYN Abt. 1698. She was born 1683, and died 1759.
Notes for THOMAS WINN:
Note: Surry Co. VA Deeds p609, 19 Oct 1725 Robert Wynne to Thomas Wynne 100 acres on N side Stony Ck..
Children of THOMAS WINN and MARTHA LLEWELLYN are:
DANIEL WINN, b. Abt. 1715, Prince George County, Virginia; d. January 1799, Lunenburg, Virginia.
THOMAS WINN, b. Abt. 1699.
JOSEPH WINN, b. Abt. 1718.
SAMUEL WINN, b. Abt. 1719.
JOHN WINN, b. Abt. 1722.
PHOEBE WINN, b. Abt. 1724.
Generation No. 14
DANIEL WINN (THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born Abt. 1715 in Prince George County, Virginia, and died January 1799 in Lunenburg, Virginia. He married SARAH VEE TENCH 1740. She died October 29, 1780 in Lunenburg, Virginia.
Notes for DANIEL WINN:
Note: Daniel Winn was born about 1715, probably in Prince George Co., Virginia which was created out of Charles City Co. in 1705. He spent much of his adult life in Lunenburg Co., which was created out of Prince George Co. in 1746 (he was present at processionings there in 1759, 1763, 1768, and 1771, indicating that he came to Lunenburg Co. about 1758). The lists of Tithes taken by Thomas Winn for 1772 and 1773 assessed Daniel jointly with three of his sons (Orsamus, Alexander andWilliam) for 12 tithes. In 1774 he was assessed 13 tithes jointly with his sons Elisha, Orsamus, Alexander, and James. In 1775 the assessment was 12 tithes jointly with sons Elisha, Orsamus and James (Alexander assessed seperately). For1776, 11 tithes were assessed for Arsamus and Galanus (Thomas and John assessed separately). The 1748 act required a tithe on all males 16 and over, including servants. Five of Daniel's sons served in the Revolutionary War. Galanus and James were pensioners after the war. Daniel sold supplies to the Continental Army (classified as "Patriotic Service" by the DAR) 4 Nov 1752 Samuel Winn of Lunenburg Co. VA Deed Bk. 3, pp226-228 to Daniel Winn of Prince George Co. L190 for 100 acres at Williamsburg in Lunenburg Co. VA south side of Hound's Creek. 15 Mar 1754 Charles Irby and Stephen Evans of Lunenburg Co. VA Deed Bk. 3, pp501-502 to Daniell Wynne of Prince George Co. L20 for 400 acres both sides of Fall's Creek. 6 Apr1761 Daniel Wynn to daughter Mordashi (Mortisha], wife of Cornelius Granshaw [Crenshaw], for love and affection, negro girl Lamender age 5. 10 Aug 1761 Thomas Winn sold to Daniel, for L240 land lying on the south side of Hound's Creek, being part of a tract of 2,959 acres granted to Thomas Winn at Wiliamsburg, Virginia. 8 Apr 1862 Daniel witnessed the sale, by John Winn and wife Ann, of 250 acres on the south side of ******* (now Modest) Creek, to John Stone. Also, witnessed the sale of 762 acres from Thomas Winn to John Winn that contained the above land. 8 Apr 1762 Thomas Winn sold 450 acres Lunenburg Co VA Deed Bk. 7, pp 227-228 on both sides of Little Houn's Creek, adjoining Daniel Winn, John Stone, and Richard Stone, witnessed by Daniel Winn and 3 John Winn's. 11 Apr 1765 Daniel Winn of Cumberland Parish, Lunenburg Co.--- for natural love and affection he bears for his son Thomas Winn --- a parcel of land on both sides of Little Hound Creek --- 300acres --- part of a tract granted to Thomas Winn, Sr., by patent dated 7 Aug 1761 at Williamsburg. Deed Bk. 10, p148. 25 Feb 1766 Daniel built a mill over Hound's Creek Deed Bk. 10 p336 assessed damages to William Hardy, by Winn's Mill over Hound's Creek. Sarah must have died by 1776 as she did not relinquish dower on Deed Bk. 12, p523. 12 Jun 1777 Daniel Winn to William Winn, for love and affection and L60, 585 acres on both sides of Hound's Creek. 30 Jul 1777 Daniel Winn to son Alexander Winn, for love and affection, 46 acres on the head branches of Hound's Creek. 8 Feb 1781 Daniel Winn to son Elisha Winn, for love and affection, 300 acres---. 12 Mar 1781 Daniel Winn to son Orsamus Winn, for love and affection, 605 acres on branches of Falls and Hounds Creek. Also Daniel Winn to Alexander Winn, for L2, 300, 202 acres on branches of Falls and Houn's Creek and Turkey Run.
Children of DANIEL WINN and SARAH TENCH are:
JAMES FRANCIS WINN, b. April 15, 1757, Lunenburg County, Virginia; d. June 14, 1815, Virginia.
CAPTAIN JOSEPH WINN, b. 1743, Lunenburg, Virginia; d. 1800, Lunenburg County, Virginia; m. ELIZABETH XXXXX.
MARTISHA WINN, b. 1740, Prince George County, Virginia; d. 1798; m. CORNELIUS CRENSHAW.
JOHN WINN, b. 1745; d. 1821, Lunenburg County, Virginia.
THOMAS WINN, b. 1750, Lunenburg County, Virginia; d. 1799, Lunenburg County, Virginia.
ORASMUS WINN, b. 1757, Prince George County, Virginia; d. July 15, 1819, Lunenburg County, Virginia; m. FRANCES PARKS JETER.
WILLIAM WINN, b. 1751, Prince George County, Virginia; d. 1821, Madison, Alabama; m. ELIZABETH ALLEN.
ALEXANDER WINN, b. 1754, Lunenburg County, Virginia; d. January 14, 1828, Lunenburg County, Virginia; m. ELIZABETH BARNES.
GALLANUS WINN, b. May 04, 1760, Lunenburg County, Virginia; d. May 15, 1839, Lowville, Madison, Alabama; m. MARY HARRISON.
ELISHA WINN, b. 1758; d. 1821, Madison County, Alabama; m. LUCY ELLIOTT.
FRANCIS WINN, b. 1762.
Generation No. 15
JAMES FRANCIS WINN (DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born April 15, 1757 in Lunenburg County, Virginia, and died June 14, 1815 in Virginia. He married MARY ANN WINN May 15, 1778. She was born December 15, 1759 in Virginia, and died August 13, 1813.
Notes for JAMES FRANCIS WINN:
Note: James was a Capt. in the Revolutionary War, in the Fauquier Co., Virginia, militia. He served under Triplett at Cowpens. His company guarded prisoners after the battle, and was discharged at Salisbury, North Carolina, near the end of Feb1781.
Children of JAMES WINN and MARY WINN are:
ARCHELEUS WINTERS WINN, b. November 17, 1784, Rockingham County, North Carolina; d. April 13, 1868, Columbia, Maury County, Tennessee.
OLIVIA WINN, b. January 28, 1779; m. HALEY XXXXXX.
CREASY WINN, b. November 29, 1780.
YOUNG WINN, b. April 12, 1786.
FRANCES WINN, b. October 13, 1787; m. EDMUND P. BACON.
CLEMEN WINN, b. June 30, 1789.
ELIZABETH ANN WINN, b. June 15, 1791; m. XXXXX MOORE.
JERUSHA JANE WINN, b. March 07, 1793.
JAMES STERLING WINN, b. June 01, 1795; d. June 01, 1795.
ARLISHA SCOTT WINN, b. February 04, 1798.
CLARRYSA HARLOW WINN, b. February 04, 1798.
WHITHEAD WASHINGTON WINN, b. February 22, 1799.
Generation No. 16
ARCHELEUS WINTERS WINN (JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born November 17, 1784 in Rockingham County, North Carolina, and died April 13, 1868 in Columbia, Maury County, Tennessee. He married SUSANNAH/JOSEPHINE BELLENFANT January 13, 1808 in Rockingham, North Carolina, daughter of JEAN BELLENFANT and LOUISA YEOMAN. She was born January 23, 1789 in Virginia, and died December 16, 1864 in Maury County, Tennessee.
More About ARCHELEUS WINTERS WINN:
Burial: Maury County, Tennessee
More About SUSANNAH/JOSEPHINE BELLENFANT:
Burial: Maury County, Tennessee
Children of ARCHELEUS WINN and SUSANNAH/JOSEPHINE BELLENFANT are:
JOHN B. WINN, b. September 02, 1814, North Carolina; d. October 26, 1855.
GEORGE W. WINN, b. July 05, 1819, Tennessee; d. Aft. 1894; m. ALMA C. STAMPER.
JAMES WINN, b. January 26, 1812, North Carolina; d. April 27, 1881, Tennessee; m. MARY A. PRIMROSE; b. Abt. 1818; d. May 31, 1878.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER "LEM" WINN, b. August 29, 1828, Tennessee; d. December 12, 1866.
DOC WINN.
EBENEEZER PATRICK WINN, b. August 17, 1809, North Carolina; d. July 11, 1863, Bedford County, Tennessee; m. (1) CELIA FREEMAN, May 05, 1831; m. (2) SOPHIA PRIMROSE, February 02, 1841; m. (3) LOUISE YOEMAN BELLENFANT, August 11, 1854; m. (4) MARY JANE MARTIN, Abt. 1859.
JOSEPH BELLENFANT WINN, b. December 06, 1816; d. January 09, 1828, Hardin County, Tennessee.
MARY ANN WINN, b. November 23, 1821; m. W. A. THOMPSON.
LEVIN ARCHELEUS WINN, b. December 10, 1826, Tennessee; m. MARTHA A. ***.
LOUISA B. WINN, b. April 28, 1824, Tennessee; d. June 29, 1894, Tennessee.
FRANKLIN LAFAYETTE WINN, b. May 20, 1831, Tennessee; d. Bef. 1894.
Generation No. 17
JOHN B. WINN (ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born September 02, 1814 in North Carolina, and died October 26, 1855. He married ELIZABETH CHEATHAM April 16, 1840, daughter of JOHN CHEATHAM and ELIZABETH AMIS. She was born February 07, 1827 in Tennessee, and died Abt. 1866.
Children of JOHN WINN and ELIZABETH CHEATHAM are:
WILLIAM FRANKLIN WINN, b. April 01, 1855, Tennessee; d. September 27, 1916, Atlanta, Georgia.
DEWITT CLINTON WINN, b. Abt. 1843; d. April 06, 1862.
JOHN C. WINN, b. November 30, 1845; d. January 27, 1914.
ARCHELAS "ARCH" WINN, b. Abt. 1847.
JAMES K. POLK WINN, b. Abt. 1849.
JOSEPH THOMAS WINN, b. December 25, 1853, Pulaski, Giles County Tennessee; d. May 16, 1931, Cornegie, Caddo County, Oklahoma; m. MARTHA IDA LANIER, September 17, 1884, Ellis County, Texas.
Generation No. 18
WILLIAM FRANKLIN WINN (JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born April 01, 1855 in Tennessee, and died September 27, 1916 in Atlanta, Georgia. He married SARAH CAMERON April 05, 1905 in Atlanta, Georgia. She was born in Troup County, Georgia.
More About WILLIAM FRANKLIN WINN:
Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
Children of WILLIAM WINN and SARAH CAMERON are:
WALTER FRANK WINN, b. August 06, 1884, Newton County, Georgia; d. December 01, 1939, Atlanta, Georgia.
JOSEPH ROBERT WINN.
JOHN WOODSON WINN, b. March 31, 1882, Newton County, Georgia; d. April 05, 1918.
WILLIAM HENRY WINN, b. September 13, 1879, Newton County, Georgia; d. June 07, 1929, Atlanta, Georgia.
JOHN C. WINN (JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born November 30, 1845, and died January 27, 1914. He married NAME NOT KNOWN.
Children of JOHN WINN and NAME KNOWN are:
MARY ANN WINN.
LOTTIE EDITH WINN.
Generation No. 19
WALTER FRANK WINN (WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born August 06, 1884 in Newton County, Georgia, and died December 01, 1939 in Atlanta, Georgia. He married FANNIE MAE CAMERON, daughter of WILLIAM CAMERON and MATTIE. She was born May 01, 1880 in Troup County, Georgia, and died December 20, 1914.
Notes for WALTER FRANK WINN:
Walter F. Winn Dies After Lengthy Illness
Veteran Atlanta Journal Photographer
To Be Paid Tribute Sunday; Burial Monday
 Walter F. Winn, whose photographs have illustrated the news of the South in The Atlanta Journal for 30 years, died Friday evening, December 1, 1939 after a long illness that had forced his retirement from active duty more than a year ago.
Funeral services will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 3:30 O'clock in Spring Hill chapel by Dr. Wallace Rogers, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Griffin.
Burial will be in the National Cemetery in Marietta at 11 O'clock Monday morning.
Pallbearers will be John Paschall, Lambdin Kay, H. G. Blasingame, Edwin Camp, J. S. Pope, O. B. Keeler, Sam Dull and Morgan Blake.
Mr. Winn is survived by his wife; a daughter, Mrs. R. B. Jones; two sons, Roy F. and Walter T. Winn; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Leathers and Mrs. Lesley Winn, and a brother, Joe Winn, of California.
News of Walter Winn's death came as a profound shock and brought an acute sense of personal loss to his associates on The Journal, and to an uncounted legion of friends, not only in the South but throughout the nation.
His courageous fight to regain his health was followed and cheered by his intimates, and though little progress had been made, his condition was not thought to be critical and his death was sudden.
The story of Walter Winn's life, rich, eventful, and varied, is not easily told in words. It could be covered best with pictures, for pictures were his life.
An Adventurous Career
If all the photographs he has made for The Journal in the past 30 years could be made into a film, the result would be a brilliant panorama, a daily record of the history of Atlanta and the South, of the joys and disasters of a whole generation of the people Walter Winn kept under the eye of his camera.
The keynote of his career was adverture. He enlisted, very young, in the Army that set forth bravely to rescue Cuba from Spain, and served with distinction there and in the Philippines.
When he returned to private life, he turned naturally to the things that were new and exciting - news photography and automobiles.
The dean of Southern newspaper photographers, he was among the first to see the need of a regular staff of picture-makers on a metropolitan daily, and The Journal's photographic department was built up under his skilled direction and the stimulus of his unflagging enthusiasm.
He probably was the first photographer in the country to use the automobile with regularity in covering picture assignments, and he was the official photographer on all of the historic motorcades which The Journal sponsored, both in the early days of motor travel and in the recent hard-surfaced era.
Always Heard the Call
As he assembled and trained a staff of crack cameramen, executive duties claimed him more and more. But, the call of a big story never failed to fire him with the desire to shoot the scene himself, and he made pictures for the paper right up until his enforced retirement.
Walter Winn had traveled literally hundreds of thousands of miles on assignments and in quest of pictures which his own keen news instincts scented out.
He had been the working companion of all the great newsmen of The Journal through the years - Grantland Rice, Laurence Stallings, Ward Greene, Fuzzy Woodruff. In more recent years he had tracked camera material in company with John Paschall, Ralph Smith, Morgan Blake, O. B. Keeler, Ole Timer, Guy Butler, Ed Miles, Ernest Rogers and others.
It was after one of these expeditions that Morgan Blake gave him his most cherished title - "The World's Greatest Companion."
Out of all the phases of the human scene which he watched and photographed, he developed two major passions, sports and music.
 Few outstanding athletes of the past quarter-century had not faced him across the camera, and seldom was a big game played, an important match, which he did not scan through the lenses of his camera.
Lived With His Camera
Among his fascinating collection of photos are to be found a few in which he faced the camera's eye himself - pictures of him with Bobby Jones, with Jack Dempsey, with Woodrow Wilson, and a host of other celebrities in every sphere.
He lived with a camera in his arms and could start out on an assignment instantaneously.
On one occasion, he went East with the Tech football team on 10 minutes' notice. He had not a single extra garment, but he had an armful of essential picture equipment.
 He made one of two trips to Europe on 24-hour notice.
All sports engaged his interest and photographic skill. He trained with the Crackers, and he trained with nearly every major Southern football team, for year after year.
Many of the great coaches sent for him to make pictures of their teams - Dan McGugin and Wallace Wade among them.
Among his most recent protégés were the young boxers who fought under the Journal's banner of the national Golden Gloves. He accompanied Guy Butler on all the trips to Chicago and New York, encouraging the boys and shooting them in action.
Passion for Music
His passion for music was of long-standing, and he had probably heard more operas than any man in the world who wasn't actually connected with the Metropolitan Company.
One of his boon companions of older days was Billy Guard, the famous press agent of the Met. With O. B. Keeler and Ernest Rogers, he would meet Billy for a festive breakfast in the Terminal Station when the company arrived at the beginning of each season.
He could walk into the side door of the Metropolitan in New York and be welcomed like a star.
Caruso and Farrar and Ponselle and Scotti - all the luminaries of the opera world were his close friends, as well as the decorative subjects of many of his best pictures.
One of his greatest scoops was a picture which was printed and re-printed throughout the world for years - a shot of Hellen Keller "Listening" to Caruso's lips with her fingers.
On his last trip to Europe, he visited the only surviving daughter of Richard Wagner, and carried away her autographed photo.
Genius for the Unusual
Presidents of the United States from Taft on have become familiar with the friendly face of Walter Winn across the top of the camera. He tracked many of them on political campaigns, and rang up many scoops.
He had a genius for achieving the unusual, the original shot. When Theodore Roosevelt came to Atlanta once during his great Bull Moose campaign, Walter Winn went to the station to find him surrounded with camera men and all the best points of vantage occupied.
He immediately climbed onto a switch engine and made an ingenious shot of the photographers shooting Teddy - a type of picture familiar enough in these days of candid-camera technique, but entirely novel in those days.
Among the members of the Georgia press, Walter Winn was a beloved and familiar figure. He traveled with Georgia editors to Cuba and to Canada, he attended every convention and institute, and he had photographed practically every editor, city and county, in the state.
A few years ago he was named the first and only official photographer of the Georgia Press Association.
Capacity for Kindliness
So the outline of the story runs - but only an outline that could be filled in to occupy many volumes.
Walter Winn had many great achievements to his credit, but his greatest, perhaps, was his capacity for making friends, his un-failing kindliness and generosity and his genuine love of his fellow man, be he outfielder or president, halfback or prima donna.
He was a native of Newton County, Georgia, though most of his life was lived elsewhere. He had resided for the past several years at 2169 Peachtree Road.
He was a member of the Yaarab Temple of the Shrine, the Shrine Legion of Honor, the Atlanta Scottish Rite Consistory, and the Gate City Masonic Lodge.
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Burial: December 04, 1939, Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta, Georgia, Plot D 3249 C
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Burial: Hillview Cemetery, LaGrange, Georgia
Children of WALTER WINN and FANNIE CAMERON are:
ROYAL FRANKLIN WINN, b. March 19, 1902, Atlanta, Georgia; d. March 09, 1968, DeKalb County, Georgia.
DOROTHY THELMA WINN, b. July 05, 1909; m. RALPH BURTON JONES, November 04, 1933, Atlanta, Georgia; b. October 11, 1908, Buford, Georgia.
CHARLENE GERTRUDE WINN, b. January 15, 1907; d. August 08, 1908.
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Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
NO NAME (SON) WINN, b. August 14, 1905; d. August 15, 1905.
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Burial: Hollywood Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
JOSEPH ROBERT WINN (WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) He married BLANCHE SWAIN.
Child of JOSEPH WINN and BLANCHE SWAIN is:
GUILLEMINE MARGUERITE WINN, b. Abt. 1920.
JOHN WOODSON WINN (WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born March 31, 1882 in Newton County, Georgia, and died April 05, 1918. He married CYNTHIA A.. She was born August 24, 1883, and died January 03, 1975.
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Burial: Crest Lawn Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
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Burial: Crest Lawn Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
Children of JOHN WINN and CYNTHIA A. are:
EVELYN WINN, b. 1914; m. ALVIN DAVIS.
MARY WINN, b. August 03, 1917; d. April 13, 1966; m. NO NAME YOUNG.
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Burial: Crest Lawn Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
MADELEINE WINN.
WILLIAM HENRY WINN (WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born September 13, 1879 in Newton County, Georgia, and died June 07, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia. He married LILLY MAE MCCOY, daughter of BENJAMIN MCCOY and JULIA TUMLIN. She was born February 06, 1886 in Bartow County, Georgia, and died October 22, 1970.
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Burial: Crestlawn Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
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Burial: Crest Lawn Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
Children of WILLIAM WINN and LILLY MCCOY are:
HENRY GRADY WINN, b. Abt. 1906; d. Abt. 1906.
JAMES PORTER WINN, b. July 11, 1907.
WILLIAM FRANKLIN WINN, b. 1908; d. October 09, 1968; m. VIOLA BOOTH; b. May 12, 1907; d. 1973.
More About WILLIAM FRANKLIN WINN:
Burial: Crest Lawn Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
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Burial: Crest Lawn Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
GRACE VICTORIA WINN, b. March 01, 1913; m. PERCY T. BARNES; b. November 22, 1906, Columbus, Georgia; d. July 15, 1969, Atlanta, Georgia.
Generation No. 20
ROYAL FRANKLIN WINN (WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born March 19, 1902 in Atlanta, Georgia, and died March 09, 1968 in DeKalb County, Georgia. He married EVELYN LAURIE HANNAH August 08, 1928 in Atlanta, Georgia, daughter of JAMES HANNAH and PEARL BRASWELL. She was born November 14, 1907 in Atlanta, Georgia, and died December 07, 1984 in Snellville, Georgia.
Children of ROYAL WINN and EVELYN HANNAH are:
WALTER ROY WINN, b. July 25, 1940, Georgia Baptist Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.
WILLIAM CAMERON WINN, b. July 25, 1940, Georgia Baptist Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.
KENNETH FRANKLIN WINN, b. September 14, 1937, Georgia Baptist Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.
JUDITH ANN WINN, b. March 24, 1943, Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.
Generation No. 21
WALTER ROY WINN (ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born July 25, 1940 in Georgia Baptist Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. He married ELLEN VIRGINIA BUCHANAN April 02, 1960 in First Methodist Church, Decatur, Georgia by the Reverend Frank Crawley. She was born November 09, 1942 in St. Joseph's Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.
Notes for WALTER ROY WINN:
Attended Mary Lin Elementary School, Atlanta, Georgia 1st Grade. Attended Glennwood Elementary School, Decatur, Georgia 2nd-7th Grades and Graduated from Decatur High School in June, 1958. Active duty in US Army at Ft. Jackson, South Carolina from June 23, 1958 to December 19, 1958. Discharged from US Army Reserves in June, 1964.
Children of WALTER WINN and ELLEN BUCHANAN are:
JAMES MARCUS WINN, b. September 06, 1961, Piedmont Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.
RICHARD ALAN WINN, b. March 25, 1964, Piedmont Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.
Notes for RICHARD ALAN WINN:
Attended Redan High School, DeKalb County, Georgia through April, 1981. Enlisted in the US Navy May, 1981 and retired after 20 Years of loyal service in May, 2001.
STEPHEN CAMERON WINN, b. June 12, 1971, DeKalb General Hospital, DeKalb County, Georgia.
Notes for STEPHEN CAMERON WINN:
Attended and Graduated from Stone Mountain High School, DeKalb County, Georgia in June, 1989. Attended Georgia State University off and on from September, 1989.
WILLIAM CAMERON WINN (ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born July 25, 1940 in Georgia Baptist Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. He married MARGIE ANN DISPAIN April 20, 1962 in Decatur First United Methodist Church, Decatur, Georgia, daughter of BARNEY DISPAIN and HATTIE DOVE. She was born March 26, 1943 in Alpharetta, Georgia.
Children of WILLIAM WINN and MARGIE DISPAIN are:
KENNETH FRANKLIN WINN (ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born September 14, 1937 in Georgia Baptist Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. He married (1) JUDY SMITH 1958 in Atlanta, Georgia. She was born in Atlanta, Georgia. He married (2) JUDITH HILDA SMITH 1991 in Braselton, Georgia, daughter of GLADSTON SMITH and ELEANOR MOON. She was born September 17, 1945 in Snellville, Georgia.
Children of KENNETH WINN and JUDY SMITH are:
Children of KENNETH WINN and JUDITH SMITH are:
JUDITH ANN WINN (ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born March 24, 1943 in Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. She married JOHN THOMAS CLIATT, JR. October 27, 1966 in Decatur First United Methodist Church, Decatur, Georgia, son of JOHN CLIATT and LENA REESE. He was born January 09, 1941 in Lincoln County, Georgia.
Children of JUDITH WINN and JOHN CLIATT are:
JEFFREY SCOTT CLIATT, b. October 24, 1969, DeKalb General Hospital, DeKalb County, Georgia; m. KIMBERLY ANN ROOKS, July 22, 1995, Lawrenceville, Georgia; b. October 13, 1970, DeKalb General Hospital, DeKalb County, Georgia.
KIMBERLY SUSAN CLIATT, b. October 03, 1971, DeKalb General Hospital, DeKalb County, Georgia.
BRADLEY WATSON CLIATT, b. March 13, 1974, DeKalb General Hospital, DeKalb County, Georgia.
Generation No. 22
JAMES MARCUS WINN (WALTER ROY, ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born September 06, 1961 in Piedmont Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. He married ABBE WILLIAMS October 28, 1988 in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. She was born December 20, 1961 in Bronxville, New York.
Notes for JAMES MARCUS WINN:
Graduated from Redan High School, DeKalb County, Georgia June, 1979. Attended Georgia Institute of Technology September, 1979 thru May, 1980. Attended and Graduated from The University of the South (Suwanee) from August, 1980 thru May, 1983.
Children of JAMES WINN and ABBE WILLIAMS are:
MARY MARGARET, b. October 15, 1991, Piedmont Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.
KATHRYN CRAWFORD, b. January 04, 1994, Piedmont Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.
TERRY MICHELE WINN (WILLIAM CAMERON, ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born May 03, 1965. She married WILLIAM RAYMOND SCHNEIDER August 20, 1988 in Corinth Baptist Church, Lilburn, Georgia, son of WILLIAM SCHNEIDER and MARY HAEFNER. He was born December 01, 1960 in St. Lukes Hospita, Fort Thomas, Kentucky.
Children of TERRY WINN and WILLIAM SCHNEIDER are:
WILLIAM MICHAEL SCHNEIDER, b. March 10, 1994, Plantation Hospital, Plantation, Florida.
BETHANY ERIN SCHNEIDER, b. August 04, 1995, Plantation Hospital, Plantation, Florida.
BRIAN FRANKLIN WINN (WILLIAM CAMERON, ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born March 24, 1968 in DeKalb County, Georgia. He married LAURA JO SMITH October 19, 1991 in Corinth Baptist Church, Lilburn, Georgia.
Children of BRIAN WINN and LAURA SMITH are:
ERICA JOANN WINN, b. December 21, 1993.
OLIVIA LEIGH WINN, b. June 24, 1997.
PHILIP CAMERON WINN, b. January 20, 2001.
KATHY LYNN WINN (KENNETH FRANKLIN, ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B, ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born July 04, 1959 in DeKalb County, Georgia. She married MICHAEL PATRICK MADIGAN April 22, 1989 in North Decatur United Methodist Church, DeKalb County, Georgia. He was born October 21, 1954.
Children of KATHY WINN and MICHAEL MADIGAN are:
CHRISTOPHER PATRICK MADIGAN, b. August 07, 1990.
MCKENNA WINN MADIGAN, b. February 19, 1993.
RHONDA ELAINE WINN (KENNETH FRANKLIN, ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born May 01, 1962.
Child of RHONDA ELAINE WINN is:
HANNAH LANE (PAYNE) WINN, b. December 07, 2000.
KELLY YVONNE NEWELL (KENNETH FRANKLIN WINN, ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born December 13, 1974. She married MICHAEL SHANE VICKERS April 15, 1995.
Children of KELLY NEWELL and MICHAEL VICKERS are:
ZACKARY VICKERS, b. November 15, 1996.
ABBYGAIL VICKERS, b. June 26, 1995.
ISAAC VICKERS, b. September 14, 1999.
KARISA DANIELLE NEWELL (KENNETH FRANKLIN WINN, ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born January 17, 1976. She married SHANE EVANS August 22, 1992.
Children of KARISA NEWELL and SHANE EVANS are:
CODY SHAVE EVANS, b. March 23, 1993.
KRYSTA DANIELLE EVANS, b. March 05, 1995.
BRADLEY COLT EVANS, b. January 16, 1997.
KHRISSY ELISHA NEWELL (KENNETH FRANKLIN WINN, ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born October 13, 1977. She married DUSTIN MCDANIEL May 19, 1997.
Child of KHRISSY NEWELL and DUSTIN MCDANIEL is:
DESTANY ELISHA MCDANIEL, b. August 30, 1997.
KIMBERLY SUSAN CLIATT (JUDITH ANN WINN, ROYAL FRANKLIN, WALTER FRANK, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JOHN B., ARCHELEUS WINTERS, JAMES FRANCIS, DANIEL, THOMAS, THOMAS WYNNE, ROBERT, PETER, ROBERT, JOHN (WYNNE) WINN, MAURICE (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), EVAN (WYNNE), ROBERT (WYNNE), MEREDITH (WYNNE), HOWELL (WYNNE), DAVID (WYNNE)) was born October 03, 1971 in DeKalb General Hospital, DeKalb County, Georgia. She met CHRIS HEWATT July 23, 1994 in Snellville United Methodist Church, Snellville, Georgia.
Child of KIMBERLY CLIATT and CHRIS HEWATT is:
CODY CHRISTOPHER HEWATT, b. January 13, 1996.
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