James McCulley Genealogy

Record modified: 2013-01-26

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	/	William McCulley	\|
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James Hoyle McCulley	\|
	\|		/	James Hinds
	\	Rachel Hinds	\|
			\	Rachel Abel

Born: 1872-01-00 Tennessee USA
Died: (unknown)

Marriages:
1. 1892-08-07 Lillian Belle Wattenbarger
2. 1911-05-10 Lillian Howard

Children of James McCulley and Lillian Wattenbarger:

Karl Henry McCulley
George Adam McCulley
James Hoyle McCulley
Alice Elizabeth McCulley

Children of James McCulley and Lillian Howard:

William Howard McCulley
John Payne McCulley
Samuel Donald McCulley

Notes:

I'm not positive about this, but it sure looks like the Hayes McCulley listed as William's son on the 1880 census is really James Hoyle McCulley.
Roane Co marriage records show J H McCulley married Lillie Wattenbarger in 1892, and married Lillie Howard in 1911.
TN delayed birth records show George Adam McCulley born in Roane Co in 1897 to James Hoyle McCulley and Lillian Wattenbarger.
The 1900 census for Roane Co shows George A McCulley age 4, son of J Ho___ (illegible) McCulley age 28 and Lillie B.
The 1880 census for Roane Co shows only two male McCulleys age 8 or so. One is George McCully, son of Frank and Rebecca. The other is Hayes McCully son of William and Sarah. There is no James or Hoyle McCulley in the county. Actually, there isn't a matching McCulley anywhere in TN.
There isn't a Hayes McCulley of the right age anywhere on the 1900 or 1910 census.
Since William's son vanishes and Hoyle appears from nowhere, and their ages match, I think they must be the same person.

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1900 census Roane Co TN p175b
J Ho__ McCulley 28 1872-01 TN/TN/TN
wife Lillie B 27 1872-07 TN/TN/TN
son Henry T 6 1893-09 TN
son George A 4 1896-01 TN
son James H 1 1898-06 TN

Hinds Site: Genealogy of Ken Hinds -- page 4603

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