GRAY BARNES
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_JOHN THOMAS BARNES _|
| (1925 - ....) m 1950|
| | _ROBERT EDWARD LASATER _+
| | | (1867 - 1954) m 1900
| |_MARY LYBROOK LASATER _|
| (1902 - 1967) m 1924 |
| |_NANCY LYBROOK _________
| (1877 - 1952) m 1900
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|_FRANCES HUSSIE _____|
m 1950 |
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Andrew Jackson LASTER
1835 - 20-JUL-1898
_James LASSITER , Jr._+
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_James LASSITER , III_|
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| |_Lydia LASSITER ______
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_James LASITER , IV._|
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[102] Confederate Vet., Pvt H Co, 21st (Wilson's) Cal. Also, served in Co. H, 31st Tenn Infantry, and Co.G, 16th Infantry (Paroled at Jackson TN, June 1865. Andrew Jackson Laster's biological father was actually Jackson Smith. His mother was Sarah Lassiter who bore him illigitimately. He was given his mother's married name of Lassiter, which he later changed to Laster. Was living in the District 5 of Henderson Co., TN in 1860, which today is near Jack's Creek in Chester Co., TN. See Laster Cem, Henderson Co, TN.About 1870, Andrew Jackson Laster moved to Rhodes Town and had several children and as it was too far for them to attend Rhodes School (about 2 miles), he gave land for a frame schoolhouse to be putin the center of the community. Rhodes School became "Laster School" in honor of this generous farmer and ginner.Marshall Brantley (grandfather of Ellis Brantley and father of Joe Brantley - both of Lexington) was a very prominent citizen of the Rhodes Town area in the early 1890's. He was the general merchant, owning and running the old wheat thrasher and along with Mr. Jackson Laster running the first horse-drawn cotton gin.
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William Orville MIMS
02-SEP-1903 - 02-NOV-1995
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