Gardner S. Shaw B: 1759 VA  D: 1846  M1: Elizabeth Haley/Haile and they were the parents of Tilman Shaw. Elizabeth Haley was the dau of James and Isabella Murry Haley M2: Deborah Luther 1790-1855 NC, d/o Johann Michael Luther Sr 1751-1834 & Mary Kendall 1760-1844..

1~Jesse Shaw 1770-1834

2~Haley Shaw 1788-1875 M: Elizabeth ~ 1797-1880

1~Martin Van Buren Shaw 1838-1917 M: Nancy J Peace 1849-1925 TX

1~Carrie Lee Shaw 1872-1959  M: George Toliver Tarrant 1863-1937

1~Nannie J Tarrant 1891-1940 M: Adolphus Porter Kirkpatrick

1~Georgialee Seay

2~Ruth D Fess

3~Willard C Kirkpatrick

4~Mary Lou Weakley

5~Evelyn Bell

6~Eugene Stratton Kirkpatrick

2~Emma Etta Shaw 1876-

3~Denman Neeves Shaw 1878-1962 M: Mary Alice Mayfield 1883-1961

1~Ottie Mae Shaw Jordan 1904–1996
2~Lucy Shaw 1907–1922
3~Infant Son Shaw 1910–1910
4~Mary Shaw 1912–1977
5~Neva Shaw Denton 1915–2006
6~Infant Sons Shaw 1917–1917

4~Minnie Deane Shaw 1880

5~Vannie Edna Shaw 1883-1966 M: Edward M. Nicholson 1880-1950

6~Bassie Amoret Shaw B: 1885 Cherokee, TX D:

7~Mary Alta Mea Shaw 1889-1969 M: 1907 Sam Edward Brown 1887-1978

8~Jewel O. Shaw 1891-1961

2~Mary Ann Shaw 1838-

3~Collier Shaw 1825-

4~Elizabeth Ann Shaw 1830-1895

5~John Lawrence Shaw 1835-1887

6~Robert Shaw 1838-1874

7~Benjamin Franklin Shaw 1817-1891 M: 1842 Frances Barnett 1819-1901 B.F. Shaw Family Cemetery, Adairsville, Bartow County, GA

1~Nancy Eudoxie Shaw Burch 1851–1897

2~Forrest Franklin Shaw 1862–1891

8~Joseph Shaw 1819-1853 See Below

9~Joseph Gardner Shaw 1829-1890

10~James Haley Shaw 1833-1862 M:1852 Martha J Croxton-Steele 1835-1877, d/o Elijah Croxton 1806–1873 & Frances E Reed 1814–1890 (she remarried 1864 to J Almon Steele 1818-1888. James presumed killed in action during Civil War Battle at Corinth, Mississippi

1~Augusta C Shaw 1854–1877 M: 1870 William Hosea Bennett 1850-1935

3~Thomas Shaw 1787-

4~Martin Shaw 1788-

5~Tillman Shaw 1789-1859 M: Suzanna  1788-1859

1~John Gardner Shaw 1820-1890 Abandoned Cemetery, Adairsville, Bartow County, GA M: Catharine Shaw 1824-1887

1~Catherine Lizzie Shaw 1845-1882 Barron

2~Sarah Alice Shaw 1847–1890 M: 1867 William Benjamin Franklin Towers 1847–1885

1~Larkin G Towers 1870-1915 M: Alice Powers Towers 1872-1964 

3~Donald M Shaw 1853–1863

4~Mary A Shaw Price 1853–1892

5~James H Shaw 1856–1885 M: Mary Elizabeth Brannon 1857-1890

6~J Simeon Shaw 1858–1881

7~Lula B Shaw 1860–1883

8~Henry M Shaw 1862–1891

9~Bascom Gardner Shaw 1870–1896 M: Cornelia Fredonia Field 1871-1957

3~Fielding Kendall Shaw 1827-1898 M: Lucinda Sanders B: 1827 NC D: 1890

1~Mary Jane Shaw 1846- 1897

2~Martha Matilda Shaw 1847-1928

3~Sarah L F Shaw 1849 - Unknowni

4~William Henry Shaw 1854-1936

5~Luticia Shaw 1854-1915

6~Emma Vandella Shaw 1856-1913

7~Ella Deborah Shaw 1859-1932 M: Wilson Stedmond Russell 1857-1902

1~Isaac Newton Russell 1886-

2~Martha Belle Russell 1885-1944 M: Frank Newton Walker 1883-1954, s/o Whitson Russell 1821-1868 & Dizy Lassiter 1823-2882.

3~Eliza Frances Russell 1888-1903

4~Lou Sibbie Russell 1890-1982

5~Willie Ann Ann Russell 1893-1954 M: Jacob Alonzo Oliver

6~Mabel Clara Russell 1895-1992 M: Thomas E Fry

7~Whitson Stedmond Russell 1897-1988

8~Bessie Inez Russell 1899-1990 M: Homer McGee

8~Bettie Young Shaw1861 - 1910

9~Jesse Franklin Shaw 1864 - 1939 M: 1888 Tinnie Little Shaw 1871-1931 D/o Jesse T Shaw 1842-1926 & Amanda F Hardister 1845-1929

1~Ollie Wade Shaw 1891–1960
2~Jessie Shaw Kearns 1894–1974
3~Autie Jones Shaw 1896–1955
4~Loy Turner Shaw 1897–1976
5~Minnie Myrtle Shaw Johnson 1899–1971
6~William Penn Shaw 1901–1981
7~Vera Brown Shaw Johnson 1906–2001
8~Christopher Jennings Shaw 1908–1988
9~Thomas Fulton Shaw 1910–2003
10~Val H. Shaw 1911–1988

10~Jason Lee Shaw 1866 - 1938 Trinity CemeteryTrinity, NC M: Martisha Sexton 1869-1962

1~Frank Talmadge Shaw Sr B: 1893 NC D: 1959 NC

1~Frank Talmadge Shaw Jr  1923-1992

2~Mary Shaw 1897 NC

3~Georgia L Shaw  1901 NC

4~Claudia N Shaw  1903 NC

5~Maggie Shaw 1900 NC

11~Jesse F Shaw

4~Jesse Shaw 1820-1880

5~Sarah Shaw 1829-

6~Caroline Matilda Shaw 1831-1903  M:  1853 Hudson J Nance 1818-1882. In 1859 they left North Carolina in an ox drawn wagon and arrived in Lamar County, Texas that same year. Together they raised nine boys to manhood, three born in North Carolina and six born in Lamar County, Texas. Hudson died near Blossom, Texas in 1882. At Caroline's death there were 6 surviving sons; Millard Filmore, Noah Nixon, Robert Henry, Lum A.,James B. and Charles L Nance. Hudson was a lay Methodist preacher.

 1~Millard Filmore Nance 1854 - 1910

2~Benjamin Franklin Nance 1856 -

3~Noah N Nance 1860 - 1937

4~Robert Henry Nance 1863 - 1938

5~Columbus Armenis Nance 1865 - 1959

6~James Bady Nance 1867 - 1949

7~Charles Lee Nance 1874 - 1968

6~Polly Shaw 1791-

7~Sarah Shaw 1793

8~Nancy Shaw 1795

9~Elizabeth Shaw 1797

10~John Shaw 1812-1849 M: Elizabeth Crawford 1813-

1~Jesse T Shaw 1842-1926 M: 1862 Amanda F Hardister 1845-1929

1~Wilma D Shaw 1866-1919 M:Nathan Virden Kearns 1857-1942

1~Jesse Fulton Kearns 1887–1944

2~June S Shaw 1869-1944 M: Minnie Esther Hill 1877-1940

1~Infant Son Shaw1894–1895
2~Lonnie Free Shaw1900–1965
3~Colon Glenn Shaw1903–1970

3~Tinnie Little Shaw 1871-1931 M: 1888 Jessie Franklin Shaw 1865-1939 s/o Fielding Kemdall Shaw

1~Ollie Wade Shaw 1891–1960

2~Jessie Shaw Kearns 1894–1974

3~Autie Jones Shaw 1896–1955

4~Loy Turner Shaw 1897–1976

5~Minnie Myrtle Shaw Johnson 1899–1971

6~William Penn Shaw 1901–1981

7~Vera Brown Shaw Johnson 1906–2001

8~Christopher Jennings Shaw 1908–1988

9~Thomas Fulton Shaw 1910–2003

10~Val H. Shaw 1911–1988

4~Luenie D Shaw 1872

5~Eldora D Shaw 1873-1964 M: Sandy Young 1866-1951

6~Effie M Shaw 1876-1927 M: 1894 Christopher Columbus Shaw, son of William Shaw and Sarah Bell Bingham Shaw Lassiter

1~Alva Buren Shaw 1896–1961
2~Ione Shaw Zimmerman 1898–1977
3~Blanche Shaw Johnson 1902–1972

7~Pearl  Orphieus Shaw 1878-1952 M: Ella Jackson 1879-1964

1~Rom Ross Shaw 1903–1982
2~Charles Dalton Shaw 1905–1960
3~Edna Earl Shaw Teague 1909–1983
4~Leo Shaw 1915–1936
5~Frances Inez Shaw Cole 1922–1991

8~Bessie L Shaw  1881-1895

9~Olivia Hiatt Shaw 1882-1921 M: James Oliver Talbert 1885-1946

1~Juanita Bell Talbert Hunt 1914–1961
2~Bessie Odena Talbert Crittenton 1917–1984

10~Augustus Lee Shaw 1887-1966 M: Martisha Lee Cranford 1891-1974

1~Nathan Talton Shaw 1914–1916
2~Clara Irene Shaw Hooker 1920–2018
3~Albert Vernon Shaw 1923–2009
4~Max Cranford Shaw 1931–1974

Joseph Shaw B: 10/02/1819 D: 05/09/1853 M: 12/13/1842 Emily Walker Langston B: 07/14/1811 D: 05/27/1869 and she is buried in the Newnansville Cemetery. Emily was the daughter of John Walker, 1768-1841 & Keturah Walker 1769-1845. Emily had three children with Thomas Langston, 1805-1839. Their names were Emeline Keturah Langston, Marcus DeLaFayette Langston & Lavenia Lucinda Langston. Laurens became a separate county in 1785 from the Ninety-Six District, being named for the Revolutionary War patriot Henry Laurens of Charleston. The town of Laurens became the county seat, and the first courthouse was erected in 1786. The current courthouse was built in 1840 and enlarged in 1857. Andrew Johnson, president of the United States, and his brother came to Laurens in 1824 and established a tailor shop.

The family moved from SC to Lickskillet, GA (near Atlanta, was later changed to Adamsville). Founded as a farming village, Adamasville was possibly named for early resident G. W. Adams, who farmed there in 1882 when it was called Lick Skillet. The name was changed to Adamsville in 1906. Joseph died during the Typhoid fever breakout, 1853. After Josephs death, the family moved a little north of Dalton, GA. There is a huge section called Red Clay, near Cohutta, GA, and a rail system ran through there. This is when the war between the states broke out and Gardiner left for the 28th Georgia Regiment in 1861, Company K, and died in service after the Battle of Cold Harbor, Virginia. During the War Between the States, on May 2, 1864, the 2nd Brigade, First Cavalry Division, Dept. of the Cumberland, U. S. Army, after a hard fight drove the Confederates from this town. It then became an important depot of supplies for Federal forces. A heavy force of Federals guarded this town to prevent Confederate raids from capturing valuable stores here. The Federal Army of Ohio, moving South toward Dalton passed through this town. 

1~Private John Gardiner/Gardner  Shaw B: 10/05/1843 D: 07/10/1864 CSA Shaw, G. - Private - September 10, 1861. Died at Richmond, Virginia, June 3, 1862. Buried there in Hollywood Cemetery.

2~Jesse Mansfield Shaw (see below)

3~Hogan Washington Shaw B: 07/17/1847 D: 10/03/1909 Grand Cane, De Soto Parish, LA M: 04/02/1876 Amelia Christian McMillan B: 02/06/1844 D: 04/29/1922

1~Florence Shaw B: 02/14/1877 D: 08/04/1949 M: L Y Tidwell 1870-1929

4~Azariah J. Shaw B: 07/22/1851

5~Adelia Joanna Shaw B: 12/05/1853 D: 01/16/1935 Grand Cane, De Soto Parish, LA M: 04/10/1877 to James Robert Connell B: 01/22/1851 D: 06/23/1933

1~Floy V. Connell B: 10/02/1882 D:   M: 08/23/1903 David E. Fortson B: 10/03/1875 Caddo Parish, LA D: 06/30/1904 Caddo Parish, LA., son of Elijah Richardson Fortson. (Elijah Richardson Fortson B: 08/08/1831 Greene Cty., AL. Elijah D: 01/30/1905 in Grand Cane, DeSoto Parish, LA. Elijah moved to LA in 1846 with his parents and then moved to Texas by 1860. He was a minister. M1: 11/29/1855 Arilla Hill  in Caddo Parish, LA. She was B: 08/22/1831 Greene Cty., AL, the daughter of Berry Hill and Elizabeth Reach. Arilla D: 08/06/1873 in TX, and was buried in Caddo Parish, LA. They had 5 children: David E. Fortson). Floy remarried 07/29/1906 John H. Boss.

2~Edith Connell B: 11/05/1886 D: 07/08/1887

3~Robert Connell B: 08/15/1889

4~Annie May Connell B: 11/11/1892 D: 03/26/1953 M:  Robert Mackan Cowdin B: 09/03/1887 D: 06/22/1969

1~Robert Louis Cowdin B: 1913 D: 1988 LA US Army Air WWII M: Virginia Scott 1914-2008??

5~Jessie Lee Connell B: 11/10/1896

2~Jesse (Jessey per Thomas family Bible) Mansfield Shaw B: 07/12/1845 in Laurens District, SC D: 10/17/1929, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua, Florida. M: 12/10/1868 Mary Frances Thomas, daughter of Isham B. Thomas and Mary E.Ulmer, B: 04/03/1850 in Georgia D: 09/15/1906. Was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida. He enlisted in the 4th Ga. Cavalry, Co. H., from Coweta Co. on Oct 2nd 1862 (Company H Fourth Georgia Cavalry enlisted December 29, 1862). Evidently, this regiment became attached to the Army of Tennessee under the command of Gen. Braxton Bragg in the defense of central Tennessee in 1862 and 1863. Jesse served with Col Avery. Company "H" was not organized until Nov. 16, 1862, the regiment being camped at Dalton GA on Dec. 16, 1862. Jesse and his regiment patrolled Shelbyville, Fayetteville and Murfreesboro, TN, in Col Averys Regt. Isaac W. Avery's regiment reorganized on Jan. 30, 1863. Duncan L. Clinch's regiment having organized on Jan. 15, 1863, Avery recognized the right of Clinch's regiment to the designation 4th Georgia Cavalry. Avery wrote to the War Department on Jan. 9, 1863 from Fayetteville, TN to request arms for his men. Enough saddles were available to equip his command, but like many other Confederate cavalry units, most of his soldiers were unarmed or only partly armed. This stuation seems to have remedied shortly after Feb. 19, 1863, when Col. Avery requisitioned 15,000 rounds of Colt Navy cartridges from the arsenal at Macon GA. By May 13, 1863, when Avery reported from Chapel Hill, TN, his command had been assigned to Crews Georgia Brigade of Wharton's Cavalry Division, Army of Tennessee (Brig. Gen. John A. Wharton). Jesse recalls "oh, we had one of the coldest winters I ever experienced in all my life so I came back home in spring of 63, as I was under age." The combat record of Avery's 4th Georgia Cavalry Regiment began after the death of Thomas J. Stevenson on April 12, 1863. Emily moved her family to Gainesville Florida and Jesse volunteered in the Reserves in Capt. J B Nickolas' Company, and served the last year of the war here in the state of Florida.

"I was never in a battle, but in 3 or 4 skirmishes. Got to hear the balls whistle & the cannon shells pass over & burst in front of our line, right among the Yankees & you bet they scatered. That was at Darbys Station, near Jacksonville, where they (the Yankees) were tearing up the R.R. We were at Old Baldwin (near Jacksonville), when news of surrender came in, and where we were to be paroled and then head back home, to Old Newnansville where my mother and younger brother & sister lived and three years later, in winter of 1868 was married to Miss Fannie Thomas, daughter of Mr. I. B. Thomas & worked our farm & raised 9 large healthy children."

CSA pension #A07814. They actually had eleven children, the set of twins died at two years old.

On 11/02/1899, Jesse recieves 500 acres.

On 08/25/1910, Jesse sells 85 acres to son Joseph for $400.

Mary Francis Thomas Shaw & Jesse Mansfield Shaw 1910s

1~Minnie E. Shaw B: 09/01/1869 in Florida D: 11/27/1953 in Gilchrist County, Florida and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida. M: Albert Eugene Waddell B: 09/28/1873 in GA D: 10/15/1913, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, FL, son of Florence, on 08/03/1899 in Alachua County, Florida. AlbertThey had three children:

Minnie E. Shaw 3  Ruth Shaw 4 

1~Albert Eugene Waddell Jr B: 08/04/1900 in Florida D: 06/08/1963 in Alachua County, Florida, and was buried in High Springs Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida. M: 06/17/1922 Murla Maude Fralick B: 02/29/1905, daughter of John M. Fralickand Annie, in Alachua County, Florida. Albert was an Apprentice Seaman in the Navy. World War I Service Number: 1623943

1~Doris Waddell B:   D:   M:   B:   D

1~Cynthia Cusack   B:     D:     M: 

2~Bessie Waddell B:08/20/1902 D:  01/20/1978 Branford, Fl M: Jesse Cecil Rowell 1898-1986. Son of Paul Kistler Rowell 1877-1931 and Ira Loretta Edwards 1881-1957. M1: Agnes Kemp M2: Bess Waddell.

1~Francis Edwards Rowell 1918–2002

3~Estell M. Waddell B: 1904 Fl

4~Eugene Waddell B:  D: 1978

2~Joseph Lee Shaw B: 04/27/1871 in Florida D: 06/27/1947 in Alachua County, Florida, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery in Alachua County, Florida. M: 08/21/1910 by Judge T. J. Dekle, to Angie Dell Rimes, Dell B: 08/16/1890 in Florida D: 08/07/1924 in Orange County, Florida, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida. They had four children: Joseph remarried: Lillie/Lucile Alligood in 1925, and took in her one year old son, Marvin J. Alligood.

1~Jesse Mansfield Shaw B: 11/13/1912 FL D:12/03/1977 in Columbia County, Florida, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida.

2~Mary E. Shaw B: 11/06/1913 D: 10/25/1915, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida.

 

3~Josie Lee Shaw B: 07/16/1918 in Florida D: 07/09/2000 and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida. M: 1935 in Bradford Cty, FL to Nathaniel Enoch Roberts of Lake Butler, FL. 1912-1980, s/o Charles A Roberts 1876-1936 & Lucretia Nettles 1882-1967. He was the grandson of Nathaniel Enoch Roberts 1857-1899.  Buried Swift Creek Cemetery.   

1934 Fannie & Josie Lee

Chicago Fair/The Canadian Band

1~Myrtice Dell Roberts B: 10/20/1936 D: M: Melvin F. Long B: 01/28/1937 D: Farmer/corn: lived in High Springs, Ft White, Florida.

1~Jane Long B: 09/08/1956 D: M:

2~Sue Ann Long B: 08/03/1962 D: M:

3~Shanna Lee Long B: 07/30/1975 D: M:

2~Jessie Lee Roberts B: 10/29/1939 M: Tommy Gene Lindsey B: 08/17/1936 D: 3 children:

1~Laurie Lindsey B: 01/13/1962 D: M: Smith

2~James Scot B: 08/10/1965 D: M:

3~Staci Lynn B: 10/06/1968 D: M: Smallwood

3~Nathaniel Enoch Roberts III B: 05/11/1942 D: M: Sandra Alday B: 11/18/1947 D: 2 children:

1~Lesley Tara B: 09/12/1970 D: M:

2~John Mark B: 07/20/1974 D: M:

4~Jim (James) Willie Shaw B: 12/24/1920 in Florida D: 11/25/2002, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida. M: Betty Lee Rives B: 01/09/1924 D: 04/01/2009, daughter of Roe Koger Rives 1899-1959 & Lula Joiner Rives 1900-1977. Betty They had three children:

1~Jim Willie Shaw B: 03/12/1947 D: M: Annette Toy Shaw B: 02/22/1962 D: 

  < Jim Willie & Annette 2009

2015 Jim & Annette Shaw

1~Dr. Christina Marie Shaw B: 02/21/1977 D: Lives in Philadelphia, PA M:

2~Ana Shaw B: 02/21/ D: M: Nathaniel Cross

1~William Shaw Cross B: 2012

2~Joseph Robert 'Bob' Shaw B: 10/18/1949 D: M: Marilyn Bishop B: 10/19/1950 D: School Teacher    Has a BS and MS in English Education from The Florida State University, and an EdS in Curriculum and Instruction from The University of Florida. Author of 'Solomon' (Bishop is English and our family just migrated to Linlithgowshire just NW of Edinburgh, Scotland, then to the Colonies in the 1600's)

       Joseph Robert Shaw 1999 At Shaws Farm House 

  Marilyn Bishop Shaw

3~Merrie Ann Shaw B: 03/07/1956 D: M: Kevin Korner B: D: 1 child

1~Kevin Ryan Korner B: 06/30/1988 

3~Oliver 'Ollie' Thomas Shaw B: 06/071873 in FL D: 06/10/1930, is buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida. M: 1908 to Inés Brignoni Y Mercado (Ynés or Inis) Brignoni Y Mercado De Shaw) d/o Práxedes Del Carmen Brignoni y Arce 1848–1919 and Demetria Mercado Cordero de Brignoni 1847–1918 (Grandparents: Sus abuelos paternos fueron José Nicolás Brignoni y González de Fajardo, Puerto Rico y Jacinta De Arce y Ruiz. Sus abuelos maternos fueron Agustín Mercado y Dionisia Cordero. Great grandparents: Sus bisabuelos paternos fueron Nicolás Brignoni Ylarraza y María Victoriana González, ambos de Fajardo, Puerto Rico). B: 04/20/1882 in Puerto Rico D:  10/15/1974 Puerto Real, Vieques, Puerto Rico. In 1920, Oliver was living in Puerto Real, Vieques, Puerto Rico. They had one son: Eduardo. They divorced in 1928. Member of the house, Reyes Santiago Y Acosta B: 1890 Puerto Real, Vieques, Puerto Rico D:  & Juan Santiago B: 1909 Puerto Real, Vieques, Puerto Rico D:  Puerto Real, Vieques, Puerto Rico. Oliver was a Spanish American War Vet. The conflict lasted from April to August 1898. July 25th, 1898, American troops landed at Guanica Harbor, Puerto Rico. Three days later the island surrendered. As a result, the United States acquired Puerto Rico and Guam and bought the Philippines. Cuba became independent.

1~Eduardo Brignoni De Shaw (Eduardo Shaw Y Brignoni) B: 03/27/1909 in Puerto Real, Vieques, Puerto Rico D: 08/16/1943 Galveston, Texas, burial Memorial Park Cemetery, Dalhart, Dallam County, Texas. He was a cook in Texas, cannot find history on his wife? He was listed as a Marine on his sons death certficate.

1~Son Shaw B: & D: 02/13/1939 Puerto Rico, Estados Unidos de América

(Per Eduardo: As its last name is Brignoni, it may have descend from the family of Praxedes - Praxedes died in Vieques on August 6, 1919, according to the headstone of his grave in Vieques. Petra is a widow according to the Census of 1910, being listed with 8 children's last name Marin). Of the census of 1910 we know that they lived in the Key, La Llave and married to Demetria Market, born in 1850. Their children were Petra (1874), Ines (1882), Luisa (1884), Jesus (1885) and Juan (1886). There is a breach of 8 years between Petra and Ines reason why it is probable that there were other children who already had gone away of Vieques for the date of the census. Ines is married to Oliver Shaw, natural Florida. Luisa is married to Ramón Dalmau for the 1920 census. Jesus and John found nothing more. As Interestingly, Praxedes also appears in 1880 as one of the Commissioners in the Junta Municipal Meeting of Vieques. Severina Perez Brignoni, born in 1886 is Eduardo's maternal grandmother)

Ines Siblings:

Gregorio Brignoni y Mercado 1873-1908 
Petronila Brignoni y Mercado Vda de Marín 1874-1944
Luisa Brignoni Mercado Vda. de Shaubah 1883-1980
Jesús Brignoni y Mercado 1885-
Juan Brignoni y Mercado 1886-1963
Enrique Brignoni y Mercado 1888-1904

United States Census, Puerto Rico 1910:

José Rodriguez Y Brignoni B: 1855 Práxedes Brignoni Y Arce B: 1848 D: 1919 male

Demetria Mercado Y Cordero De Brignoni B: 1847 D: 1918 female M:

1873 Práxedes Del Carmen Brignoni y Arce 1848–1919

Severina Perez Brignoni B: 1886 D:   female

Juan Brignoni Y Mercado B: 1887 D:   male

Reyes Santiago Y Acosta B: 1890 Puerto Real, Vieques, Puerto Rico D:  

Juan Santiago B: 1909 Puerto Real, Vieques, Puerto Rico D:   Puerto Rico.

United States Census, Puerto Rico 1920:

Oliver Shaw, Head, Male 46 Florida

Inés Brignoni De Shaw, Wife, Female 38 Puerto Rico

Eduardo Shaw Y Brignoni, Son, Male 10 Puerto Rico

Norberto Pereira Y Meléndez, Lodger, Male 7 Puerto Rico

Tomasa Mercado, Cook, Female 35 Puerto Rico

Santos Garcia Y Mercado, Lodger, Mulatto Male 8 Puerto Rico

Re-Married Emma Eugenea 'Gina' Scott in 1930 in Lake County, Florida. Emma B: 08/16/1890 Higley, Lake County, Fl., and died 08/21/1938 in Paisley, FL. Gina was a school teacher for many years. She was devoted to her family and cared for her husband before his death and father before her death. Her oldest brother, CSA Lt. Burrell T. Etheridge died in battle in Virginia 1864. Her family suffered greatly during the war and after her mother's death the family was divided. Emma was "adopted" by Hardy Royals in Cuthbert, Randolph Co. Ga when she was 13. Hardy raised her until her marriage and must have been a great influence on her because she named her first child and only son Walter Hardy Scott. By all family accounts, she did not know much about her family. Only through much research do we have this information. Walter and Emma married in Octavia, Early Co, Ga. 1878. They lived in Damascus, Ga before moving to Higley, Lake Co, Fl and later to Altoona. She died tragically in a car accident with her sister "Bessie" Scott Brantley and husband Sidney Brantley. A sod truck rolled over on their car as it rounded a curve in the road while they were traveling to Miami, Fl to visit a daughter of Bessie and Sidney. Nephew Maurice Brantley was the driver of their car and survived the crash. The accident happened very close to their homes in Altoona, Fl. Gina is buried next to her sister Irma Scott Brooke and near her nieces and parents, at the Glendale Cemetery Umatilla, Lake County FL.

 

4~Ruth Shaw B: 02/27/1875 in Florida D: 02/22/1954 buried in Woodlawn Memorial Park, Gotha, Fl. M: 01/27/1895 to Charles Latimer McLeod,  B: 07/10/1863 in North Carolina D: 12/17/1920 buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua, Florida. Son of Archibald McLeod 1815-1972 and Mary McArthur 1823-1881, in Alachua County, Florida. They had eight children: Charles was married first to Ida Ford Rogers 1867-1889 and had three children.

Charles & Ruth

01~Flora McLeod 1887 SC 1966 M: Julian Clyde Lupo Sr 1878-1952

1~Ida Rogers Lupo 1906–2003 Teacher M: Brasel Lanier 1908-1940

1~Richard Clyde Lanier 1938–2018 M: Betty Day 1936-2020, a  Magistrate Judge for Coffee County.

2~Ester Ruth Lupo 1908–1910
3~Julian Clyde Lupo Jr 1912–1993 Sgt US Army Air Corps World War II 
4~Infant Son Lupo 1919–1919

02~Fitz Russell McLeod B: Mar 1898 Florida D: 1935 US Navy

03~Clifford Roger McLeod B: 1889 SC  D: 1964 Lake View, Dillon, SC M1: Lillie Fay Williams 1893–1950 M2: Ruth Bridget Williams McLeod 1895–1989



1~Rena Mae McLeod 1912–1970

2~Roberta McLeod McArthur 1918–1996 M1: 1937 J. Rupert Thomas 1915–1940 M2: 1944 Shephard S McArthur 1912–1980

3~Sarah Margaret McLeod

4~Clayton Rutledge McLeod 1926-1979 M: Mattie Louise Britt

5~Brown Williams McLeod

1~Jessie Marie McLeod B: 1901 in Newnansville, Florida. D: 1990 M: - Lombardi Colusa, CA

2~James Bishop McLeod B: 12/24/1902 Florida D: 02/17/1970 Woodlawn Memorial Park Gotha, FL. US Navy - W W II

3~Charles Lightsey McLeod B: 02/21/1905 Lafayette County, Florida. D: 10/18/1985 Woodlawn Funeral Home, Orlando. M: Ernestine Pearl Hough B: 03/04/1914 D: 08/21/1988. Lived at 569 Paradi Lane, Orlando. He moved to Orlando from Tampa in 1930. He was a retired sheet metal contractor and was a Methodist. He was a member of Central Florida Wildlife Association and District 7 Wildflower Garden Club.

1~Charles L. McLeod of Ocala,

2~Norman D. McLeod of Orlando

4~Mary McLeod B: 1908 FL. D:

5~Donald McLeod 1910-1980

6~David R. McLeod B: 1911 FL.

7~Joseph Raymond McLeod 1914-1972

8~Jerry McLeod B: 1915 FL

5~Mary Shaw B: 1874 D: 1876 at age 2, Thomas Cemetery, Alachua Cty, Florida.

6~Brother Shaw B: 1874 D: 1876 at age 2, Thomas Cemetery, Alachua Cty, Florida.

7~Zillah 'Zella' Shaw B: December of 1879 in Florida D: 1956, in Columbia Cty, Florida.  M: 07/24/1901 John D. Williams B: 1881 Florida.

1~Gordon Williams B: 1904 in Florida. 

2~Clyde Williams B: 1906 in Florida. 

3~Eaina (Elmer) Williams B: 1915 in Florida. 

4~Natalie Williams B: 1918 in Florida. 

8~Francis 'Fannie' Shaw B: 10/08/1881 in Florida D: 04/01/1951, and was buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Arcadia, DeSoto Cty, Florida. M: Richard F. Lewis 09/01/1901 in Alachua County, Florida. Richard B: 08/18/1874 in Florida D: 12/15/1945, and was buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Arcadia, DeSoto County, Florida. They had three children:

1~Nellie S. Lewis B: 1904 in Florida. M: Arthur F. Coe (Nellie had a nickname of Willie).

2~Roy F. Lewis B: 12/25/1905 in Florida D: 04/15/1955 in Lee County, Florida, and was buried in 1955 in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Arcadia, DeSoto County, Florida. M: Charlene Smith. The marriage ended in divorce.

3~Jack M. Lewis was born about 1916 in Florida.

9~Jesse Shaw, Jr. B: 10/29/1883 in Florida D: 03/17/1911, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida.

10~Eva Shaw B: Oct 1888 in Florida. Eva married Luther Kinnard and they had no children. Eva was lost at sea, as she disappeared from a cruise ship...

Eva Shaw-Kinnard

11~Benjamin Thomas Shaw B:02/07/1894 in Florida D: 12/11/1958 in Alachua County, Florida, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida. Benjamin M: 12/17/1916 Maggie Conye Rimes, daughter of Thomas Harlow Rimes and Louella Dekle. They were married at the Met Church in Worthington Springs, FL. Maggie B: 07/17/1895 in Florida D: 11/07/1994 in Duval County, Florida, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida. They had seven children:

1917 Bennie & Conye

Bennie & Conye 1942

                           1968 Conye Shaw

 1~Junior Shaw B: 1917 D: 1917

2~Fannie Louise Shaw was B: 11/06/1918 in Alachua, Florida. D: 09/23/2015 Jacksonville, Florida. Buried at the Thomas Cemetery, Alachua, Florida.

 1918

Old Farm House 1919

  Fannie 1919

1920 - Bennie, Fannie, Trumie, & Conye Shaw

3~Trumie Abitha Shaw B: 05/17/1920 in Florida. D:

Bennie, Trumie, Fannie, & Conye Shaw 1920

4~Benjamin Thomas Shaw, Jr. B: 09/25/1922 in Alachua, Florida D: 05/13/1975 in Duval County, Florida at age 52, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida. M: 1944 Tommie Lucile Ross 12/16/1926 D: 04/01/2018. Tommie remarried to Buford Bell and Charles Banks.

1948

1~Connie L. Shaw M: Krawiec

2~Pennie J. Shaw M: Patania

5~Tom 'Buck' Angus Shaw B: 03/08/1926 in Alachua Florida D: 06/26/1989 at age 63, and was buried in Thomas Cemetery, Alachua County, Florida. Tom married Charlotte Cothran 04/11/1947. Charlotte B: 05/23/1928.

1944

6~Matilda Eva Shaw B: 03/08/1928 in Alachua, Florida.

1948

7~Rubye Shaw B:05/31/1930 in Alachua, Florida.

1948

1989_Rubye_Fannies home



Trumie, Ben, Fan, Buck, Eva, Papa Shaw & Mother Shaw:Family Shaw Farm 1928

1934 Buck & Eva Shaw

Ben, Conye, Fan, Trumie, Ben, Tom, Eva & Rubye

Shaw Family Farm 1935           

1919 - Fannie Louise & Bennie Shaw

Ben & Buck 1930's

Fannie, Trumie & Bennie

Trumie 1935

Fan

1938 Ida Maggie Phillips at theAlachua Farm House

1941 Ben's First Sermon Church In Ocala, Florida

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1948 Tom Angus 'Buck' Shaw



Knit For Brit: World War II

Eva Shaw & Conye Shaw made sweaters for the war effort. Americans had already been knitting and preparing care packages of food and clothes called   “Bundles for Britain”  to help besieged Londoners. 

Life Magazine 1941 

 Eva & Conye worked in the commissary on the base.

Aerial view of NAS Jacksonville, 1940's

Buck 1948

1944  Buck & Ben Shaw

Emily Walker Langston Shaw 

Conye Shaw and Trumie Shaw 

Marilyn Shaw  

Trumie's Recital 1935

1938 - Trumie at Jacksonville Beach

1940s - Fannie & Trumie

1945 - Trumie at Nursing School

1939 ~ Oliver Shaw's possible grandson

It's a shame so many of our old cracker homes are only a safe haven for critters now.

Life

They say I need a coat of paint,

Though boards are holding tight,

My side porch has now lost a post

And stands at half its height.

My crowning touch, the gingerbread,

Holds to my gable end

And though I fight against the years,

It’s hard to just pretend.

The gales of the hurricane

Blow thru my window jambs

And swirl thru the casing

Where there is no door to slam.

For several years I had a friend,

Would often sleep within,

He’d curl up in a corner,

Just hair that covered skin.

It brought to mind my children

And times both good and bad,

The wiggly pups around their feet,

Each dog they ever had.

He stayed with me for several years..

Now lonely as before,

For old dog curled up one last time,

There under kitchen floor.

I wait with patience thru the years,

There’s no one who stops by,

Yet still I fight to keep roof on,

To keep my inside dry.

Was just a day or two ago,

Perhaps a month by now,

Close by my porch that’s caving in,

I heard a weak meow.

I hope she’ll bring her kittens in,

When time has passed to hide

And place them in a corner

And bring back life inside.

The sun has warmed my old pine floor,

My roof will keep out rain,

I’ll gather strength to fight the years,

Till life comes back again.

Linda Lee 2020