Descendants of Charlie Jesse McRae Jr.

1st Generation

William Alexander McRae
b. Sep 1833, N.C., d. 1910
Charity Pricilla Moore
b. 12 Jun 1833, d. 25 Mar 1905
Married 23 Sep 1852, Talbot Co., GA

Mary Ellen McRae
b. 6 Sep 1835, N.C., d. 22 Nov 1911, Milam Co., TX
Elisha Hamil
b. abt. 1831, GA; d. 27 Feb 1901, TX
Married 4 Sep 1851, Talbot Co., GA

Martha McRae
b. Abt. 1838, N.C.; d. Abt. 1880
Levin M. Flowers
b. Abt. 1825, GA; d. Bet. 1871-1880
Married 22 Dec. 1861, Barbour Co. AL
Colon Washington McRae
b. abt. 1810, N.C.; d. abt. 1886 Elizabeth McRae
Harriet Cruse b. Abt. 1841, GA; d. Unk.
b. abt. 1814, N.C.; d. abt. 15 Jun 1880, GA
Marriage abt. 1832 John Henry McRae
b. 8 Dec 1844, GA; d. 1 Jun 1932, AL

Colon C. McRae
b. 1846, GA; d. Bef. 1870

Margaret Jane McRae
b. Abt. 1848, GA; d. Unk.

Sarah McRae
b. Abt. 1851, GA; d. Unk.

Stephen Bogen McRae
b. 10 Jul 1852, GA; d. 5 Apr 1937, GA
Virginia Elizabeth Hays
b. 13 Jan 1852, GA; d. 18 Jan 1938, Upson Co., GA
married 16 Dec 1873, Upson Co., GA

Leona H. McRae
b. 1855, GA; d. Unk.


Descendants of Charlie Jesse McRae Jr. 2nd Generation

1 Nicholas Ware McRae
b. 24 Jan 1854, GA., d. 2 Apr 1924, Warm Springs, GA
Louise Duskey Phillips
b. abt. 27 Jun 1859, GA; d. 20 Mar 1923, Warm Springs GA
Married 14 Jul 1874, Meriwether Co., GA

2 Colon McRae
b. 1855, GA.; d. Nov 1919

3 Jesse James McRae
b. 8 Jan 1856 AL; d. 14 Nov 1919 Milledgeville GA
(1) Queen Victoria Peugh
b. Oct 1858, Upson Co. GA; d. 1935, Thomaston GA
Married 20 Dec 1875, Upson Co. GA
(2) Martha Lou Crews (Mattie)
b. 27 Jan 1874, Meriwether Co. GA; d. 4 Nov 1935, Columbus GA
Married 6 May 1913, Columbus GA

William Alexander McRae 4 John Thomas McRae
b. abt. Sep 1833, N.C.; d. abt. 1910 b. Sep 1858, AL; d. 7 Jul 1912
Charity Pricilla Moore Indy Lou Izer Bridges (India)
b. 12 Jun 1833, GA.; d. 25 Mar 1905, GA b. Apr 1860, GA; d. 17 Mar 1923, Troup Co. GA
Marriage 23 Sep 1852
5 William Christopher McRae
b. Jun 1860, Coffee, AL; d. 1895 GA
Laura Elizabeth Funderburk
b. 15 Aug 1867, Meriwether Co., GA; d. 28 Jan 1947, Meriwether Co., GA
Married 4 Dec 1883, Meriwether Co., GA

6 Alexander H. McRae
b. Jun 1862, AL; d. 13 Nov 1930
(1) Martha Ann Melvina McGraw
b. 27 Oct 1860, Meriwether Co., GA; d. 23 Jul 1904, Meriwether Co, GA
Married 24 Dec 1889, Meriwether Co., GA
(2) Fannie Hattaway
b. 1870, GA; d. Unk.
Married 18 Nov 1905, Meriwether Co., GA

7 Harriet Elizabeth McRae
b. 1865, AL; d. 1924
James Isaac Medows Sr.
b. 1861, GA; d. 1913, Meriwether Co., GA
Married 13 Jul 1882

8 Sara McRae
b. 1867, AL; d. 1919
William Charter Bridges
b. Sep 1860, GA; d. Unk.

9 Maggie Leona McRae
b. 11 Oct 1871, GA; d. 13 Nov 1930, Columbus, GA
Thomas Jefferson Farley
b. 12 Feb 1871 Meriwether Co., GA; d. 19 Apr 1932, Columbus, GA
married 1893, Meriwether Co., GA

10 Julius Augustus McRae
b. 26 Dec 1873, GA; d. 12 Dec 1944
Ada Williams Moreland
b. 29 Oct 1880, Imlac, Meriwether Co., GA; d. 18 Sep 1949
Married 1899

11 James Clifford McRae
b. 1 Jan 1876, GA; d. 3 Aug 1949, Meriwether Co., GA
Mary Elizabeth Meadows
b. 10 Sep 1882; d. 7 May 1946
Married 31 Jan 1897, Meriwether Co., GA











1910 William was living with his son, Julius
1860 census shows William Alexander living in Coffee Co., AL
1880 & 1900 census show William Alexander living in Meriwether Co., GA


Sources: 1
st
& 2
nd
Generation
Title; 1900 census
Title; Marriage records, 1828-1903 GA court of ordinary (Talbot co.)
Website: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/a/l/Jeri-Lynn-Walker-ga/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0089.html
Jeri-Lynn Walker, Genealogist, Pine Mountain George
Website: findagrave.com http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=24330050
Scott Chapman, Genealogist
Miss Cathy Anderson, Genealogist, Bridgewater, NJ (gg-grandaughter of Mary Ellen McRae Hamil William Alexanders sister)

Descendants of Charlie Jesse McRae Jr. 3rd Generation

















Charity Ann McRae
b. 23 Dec 1886, Pike Co., GA; d. 6 May 1963, LaGrange GA.
Edward Franklin Polk
b. 1879; d. 27 Oct 1966
Married: Unk

Jesse John McRae (Paw Jess)
b. Jul 1887, GA; d. 23 Nov 1976, LaGrange, GA
Fannie Mae Melton (Maw Maw Fannie)
b. 6 May 1885; d. 6 June 1974, LaGrange, GA
Married: Unk

Grady McRae (One-legged man)
b. June 1890; d. unk

Dicie McRae (Aunt Dice) b. Feb 1892
John Thomas McRae Henry McDaniel (Annie Maes Brother)
b. Sep 1858, AL; d. 7 Jul 1912
Indy Lou Izer Bridges (India) Charlie Virgil McRae (Uncle Vugel)
b. Apr 1860, GA; d. 17 Mar 1923, Troup Co. b. June 1893; d. 2 Apr. 1959, LaGrange, GA
Lottie McDaniel (Annie Mae McRaes Oldest Sister)

Mattie McRae
b. Feb 1895; d. unk

Heyward McRae
b. Feb 1897; d.
Spouse: Evelyn

Tom McRae (Preacher)
b. 1904; d. unk, LaGrange, GA
Gertrude b. 18 Jun 1904; d. 1 Dec 1988




Descendants of Charlie Jesse McRae Jr. 4
th
& 5th Generations





Harvey Lee McRae
b. ;d.

Guyler Jane McClendon
b.; d. 4 June 2005


Donald Rogers Buddy McRae
b.

Jesse John McRae (Paw Jess) Melvin Leon McRae (Only child) Peggy Juanita Smith
b. Jul 1887, GA; d. 23 Nov 1976, LaGrange, GA b. 7 July, 1910; d. 13 Apr, 1992
Fannie Mae Melton (Maw Maw Fannie)
b. 6 May 1885; d. 6 June 1974, LaGrange, GA
Annie Mae McDaniel
b. 19 Apr 1912; d. 30 Apr 1983 Charlie Jesse CJ McRae Sr.
b. 7 Feb, 1941, Hogansville, GA; d. 25 May, 2002

Bonnie Lee Gordy
b. 30 Dec, 1941


William Lamar Billy McRae
b.

Cecelia Elizabeth Scott
b.












Descendants of Charlie J McRae Jr Generations 5, 6 & 7




Harvey Lee McRae
Guyler Jane McClendon No Children Dogs Andy & Dudley



The Children of John Thomas McRae and their Extended Families


Donald Rogers Buddy McRae Donna McRae
Peggy Juanita Smith (1) Hubert Bubba Allen (2) Thomas Burgess (3) Turner Jason Burgess

Stanley Smith Kelsey
Gracie
Debbie McRae Peyton
Roger Smith

Haley Smith Madison

Donald Little Buddy McRae d. 20 Jan 1980

Charlie Jesse McRae Sr. Charlie Jesse McRae Jr. Jessica McRae
Bonnie Lee Gordy Sonya James Kaitlyn McRae

Randall Keith McRae Randall McRae Jr. Brooklyn
(1) Karen (2) Denise Heather McRae Bryson
Leslie Ann McRae
Crystal McRae
Cynthia Jill McRae James Adam Prater
(1)James Jimmy Prater (2) Kenny Counts Rachael Counts

William Billy Lamar McRae Kimberly Joy McRae Brittany McRae Ayden Gunner Spivey
Cecilia Elizabeth Scott






Notes: Harvey Lee & Guyler never had any children, but they had 2 memorable dogs, Andy and Dudley
Randall McRae Jrs mother was Karen. Denise was the mother to Randall Srs three daughters
Donald Little Buddy McRae was tragically killed in an electric accident at his girlfriends home




John Thomas McRae & Indy Lou Izer Bridges

Jesse John McRae
Fannie Mae McRae
Melvin McRae
Annie Mae McDaniel
See Generation
4&5


Charlie Virgil McRae
Lottie McDaniel

J.T. (John Thomas) McRae
Dot

Tim
Johnny
Sandy
Terry (Not Dots Child)


William Freck McRae
Geneva

Jerry McRae
Diane



Brenda McRae
Mr. Looney

Scotty McRae
Holly
Shane McRae
Jeff McRae (from Dianes 1
st
marriage Jerry adopted him



Eleanor McRae Baker
(Oak Grove Community in Pine Mtn GA

Tammy Baker

Sherry Baker
Phil King


Tom McRae
Gertrude

Unel McRae

Jack McRae
Virginia

Reba McRae
Cecil Moore
Marvin Perry







The Children of John Thomas McRae and their Extended Families

Dicie McRae
Henry McDaniel
Mozel

Lila Mae

Grace

Mary Hubbard

Winifred (Bub)

Sherri Brown

Jan Smith Wilder

Uyless Woodrow Bo Bowen Jr

Linda Sullivan

Debbie Nichols Watson








Valerie
Dorothy (Dot)

Randy
Henry McDaniel Jr. Roger
Cheryl
Allen
Mike
Cecil (adopted)




Information on the descendants of Dicie McRae provided to me by Mrs. Debbie Nichols Watson whom I attend church with.















Descendants of Annie Mae McDaniel

Lottie McDaniel* ref: Charlie Virgil McRae
Charlie Virgil McRae
Henry Anderson McDaniel
Elizabeth Lousina Whittington McDaniel Bessie McDaniel* No Kids
b. 1841 Montgomery AL Clarence Clay
d. Nov 17, 1906, Troup Co. Jackie (Lawyer)
Charlie McDaniel (Cutter)*
Agnes Jan

Will McDaniel Jean (Only Child)
Annie Lou
Charles Henry McDaniel **
b. 22 Mar 1868; d. 18 Apr, 1914 Leonard McDaniel*
Eliza Indy Brooks
b. 4 Aug, 1870; d. 27 Apr, 1925 Annie Mae McDaniel ref: Melvin McRae
Melvin Leon McRae

Henry A. McDaniel ref: Dicey McRae
Dicey McRae



* Lottie and Bessie raised Annie Mae and encouraged her to marry Lotties husband Virgils nephew Melvin McRae. Melvin was the son of Virgils brother
Jesse (Paw Jesse). Also Annie Mae & Lotties Brother Henry A. McDaniel married Jesse(Paw Jess) & Virgil McRaes sister, Dicey McRae.
* Aunt Bessie was the sister that had to use a walker to get around.
* Annie Maes brother Cutter ran a gas station in LaGrange.
* Leonard was said have been struck by lightning and killed while plowing a field with a mule. The lightning was said to have melted the tacks in his boots.
* Charles Henry McDaniel was a supervisor at a textile mill. He was allegedly poisoned during labor unrest, although an autopsy was
not performed. He was also involved in an attempted murder earlier in life. See articles below:

A CUTTING AFFRAY NEAR MANCHESTER
Jack McDaniel, of Manchester, Stabbed Jeff Cochran, a Young Farmer, in Crawford's Store- Deputy Sheriff Millirons arrested Former on Charge of Assault With Intent to Murder.
A row and cutting affray occurred yesterday about 10:30 o'clock, at Crawford's store, on the corner of the road running parallel with the Central rail road, from Manchester Mills
and Pio Nono Avenue, Vineville.

Jack McDaniel, a young man about 22 years of age, who lives at Manchester - his mother working in the mill - accompanied by a young man named Robert Odom, was at
Crawford's store. There were a number of other parties in the store at the time. Jeff Cochran, a young farmer, who lives near the Columbus road, entered the store, and went to the
stove in the rear, about which McDaniel and others were standing. Some words passed between Cochran and McDaniel, when the latter called Cochran a liar. He responded by
hitting McDaniel with a billet of wood. The latter attacked Cochran with a sling shot, hitting him three times, when Robert Odom handed him a knife and said:
"Go in and finish your job."
McDaniel seized the knife sprang on Cochran like a fury, and slashed him in the face, cutting a gash in the nose - cut him in the breast, on the wrist and gave him a vicious cut back
of the left ear, and pulled away. It is stated that Cochran was unarmed.
Mrs. Crawford was in charge of the store, her husband being absent. Becoming alarmed, she phoned to Sheriff Westcott that she was in need of protection, and gave him an
account of what had transpired. Before the officers could reach the scene; however, McDaniel left the store, in company of W.L. Cato, and went to the home of the latter on
Factory Row, Manchester. Cochran, accompanied by Robert Odom, also went down to Factory Row in Manchester, where his mother lives.
While Cochran was standing in front of the Cato cottage talking to young Cato, McDaniel, his brother and Odom opened the door of the house where McDaniel's mother lives, and
the latter fired three pistol shots at Cochran while the latter was looking in another direction. The wounded man had secured a pistol, and as the bullets from McDaniel's weapon
whistled about him, he turned and opened fire. McDaniel and his party at this juncture rushed into the house and closed the door. None of the shots took effect.
Deputy Sheriff Millirons went out to Manchester and arrested McDaniel on a warrant charging him with assault with intent to murder, brought him to the city, and lodged him in
Bibb County jail.
W.L. Cato, who was with Cochran and with Cochran and witnessed the affray, said the latter had been drinking, but was not intoxicated. He said Cochran did not have even a
penknife to defend himself with when the attack was made upon; and that Odom gave McDaniel the knife with which he cut Cochran. This statement was corroborated by others
present.
Cochran came into Crawford's store just as the representative of the Telegraph was about to leave. In reply to a request to tell how the affray started, he said:
"I came into the store and feeling chilly, I went up to the stove and asked a lot of men standing about it to give me a chance. The man who cut me was standing there, and in reply
to something I said he called me a liar. I picked up a billet of wood hit him. He hit me with a billy or sling shot, and then jumped on me and commenced to cut me. If he hadn't
been pulled off, I think he would have killed me. He cut me in five places, but the only cuts that bother me are the one behind my ear, which they say, is dangerous, and the gash in
my back."
Cochran's coat was slashed with a rent in the breast, and in the back where the knife had been driven by his assailant. Cochran had a narrow escape.
~Macon Telegraph. 6 December 1902.
Prosecutor Occupies Cell.
Macon, Ga., December 10. - (Special.)- Jack McDaniel, the young man who used his knife and subsequently his gun on Jack [sic] Cochran in the Manchester district was arraigned
in the city court this morning before Judge Nottingham. The evidence introduced established extenuating circumstances and McDaniel was given a verdict of acquittal.
Cochran, who was been pushing the case against McDaniel, is now in trouble himself. While McDaniel's trial was going on an officer was present with a warrant for Cochran in
which forgery is alleged. The offense is said to have been committed in Forsyth, where Cochran is charged with having secured a pair of trousers. Cochran is now occupying the
cell in the Bibb county jail out of which McDaniel came when taken from jail for trial.
~The Atlanta Constitution. 11 December 1902.
By 1904 he was a foreman at Manchester Manufacturing Co.
Not longer afterwards his family along with his widowed mother moved to La Grange where was a supervisor in the spinning room.

Elizabeth Lousina Whittington McDaniel
She was the daughter of Winder Hillman Whittington (1814-1881) and Nancy Jones (1820-9 October 1846). She was born in Montgomery, Alabama. parents moved to Crawford
County, Georgia not long after she was born.

She married Michael Merritt on 23 August 1858. He died at the Battle of Olustee during the Civil War. They had at least one daughter.

She remarried after the war to Henry Anderson McDaniel. By 1885, she was widowed and living in Macon, Bibb County, Georgia. She moved with the family of her eldest son
Charles Henry McDaniel to Lagrange, Georgia around 1905.
































Fannie Mae Melton, wife of Jesse John McRae and her Sisters

Aunt Tint (I sounds like eye) old maid, never married; lived with Melvin & Annie Mae McRae.

Sally Melton Jewel Melton
Tom Temple Jess Brown

Iry Stevenson Letha Bartley
Van Stevenson Carl Bartley

Van Stevenson was killed on a railroad track (possible pushed/murdered) Iry witnessed and had a stroke and never spoke afterwards except to say ats a naynoi

** Information on the descendants of my grandmother Annie Mae McDaniel and my Great Grandmother Fannie Melton was given to me by two of my uncles: Buddy & Billy
McRae while returning from a fishing trip to Mitchell Dam in Alabama


















Pictures from the Gravesite Project Alexander McRae