b. Mar 17 1829, Blount County, Tennessee, died Dec 19 1896, Blount County, Tennessee. She was buried in Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. Sally married (1) Jan 16 1851, in Blount County, Tennessee, Vincent Everett, (son of William Richard Everett and Mary Gay). He was born 28 Aug 1828, in Blount County, Tennessee, and died 25 Mar 1874 in Blount County, Tennessee. Vincent was buried in Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. Sarah married (2) Jan 5 1880, in Blount County, Tennessee, Josiah Gamble, (son of Moses Gamble and Jane McCauley). He was born 20 Nov 1832 in Blount County, Tennessee, and died 23 Dec 1905 in Blount County, Tennessee. Josiah was buried in Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee.
Children by Vincent Everett:
23a. i James Thomas Everett b. 22 Dec 1859.
b. 7 Jun 1831, Blount County, Tennessee. She died 28 Apr 1923, Blount County, Tennessee, and was buried in Piney Level Baptist Church Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. Nancy marries 9 Oct 1851, in Blount County, Tennessee, Alsop White, (son of Isaac Anderson White, Sr. and Nancy Agnes Everett). He was born 7 Jun 1827 in Blount County, Tennessee, and died 30 Oct 1901 in Blount County, Tennessee. Alsop was buried in Piney Level Baptist Church Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee.
Travelers approaching the White home would stop for a cool drink of water from their large spring. Nancy Nuchols would always give some of her sweet bread to anyone who stopped for water. Alsop: During the Civil War, a soldier was seen on Aslop and Nancy's property. He stole a mare belonging to Alsop, killed a young colt, stole meat from the attic, and corn from the barn. Alsop went blind several years before he died.
Children:
24. i James Harrison White b. 4 Jul 1852.
25. ii Sarah A. (Sally) White b. 16 Apr 1855.
26. iii Nancy Elizabeth White b. 30 Dec 1858.
iv William W. White b. 31 Dec 1859, Blount County, Tennessee, and died 3 Mar 1861, Blount County, Tennessee. William was buried in Piney Level Baptist Church Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee.
27. v Mary Jane White b. 2 Nov 1862.
28. vi Rebecca Ann White b. 2 Dec 1866.
29. vii John Anderson White b. 10 Nov 1870.
30. viii Minnie Magnolia White b. 11 Apr 1876.
b. 14 Dec 1836, Blount County, Tennessee. He died 5 Oct 1892 in Blossom, Lamar County,Texas, and was buried in the Knights of Honor Cemetery, Blossom, Lamar County, Texas. He married 8 Nov 1855, in Blount County, Tennessee, Elizabeth Ingram. She was born 20 May 1836 in Blount County, Tennessee and died 5 Nov 1910 in Blossom, Lamar County, Texas. She is buried in the Knights of Honor Cemetery, Blossom, Lamar County, Texas. David started spelling his name Nuckols after he went to Texas. If this was the way the name just got spelled there, or if David knew something about his ancestors, is highly debatable. In 1900, Elizabeth was a boarder in the household of Chas A. Lyle, in Blossom, and in 1910 she was boarding in the household of Charlie Nelson, where she probably lived until she died.
Children:
30a. i William Thomas Nuchols b. 12 Dec 1857.
30b. ii John A. Nuchols b. 1859.
30c. iii James R. (Jim) Nuchols b. 1861.
30d. iv Charles Nuchols b. Jan 1866.
b. 23 Apr 1854, Blount County, Tennessee, and died 3 Oct 1922, Blount County, Tennessee. He was buried at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. James married 20 Oct 1874, in Blount County, Tennessee, Mary Jane (Jennie) Broady, (daughter of Thomas B. Broady and Martha N. Clemens.) She was born 28 Jul 1853,in Blount County, Tennessee, and she died 13 Dec 1920, Blount County, Tennessee. Jennie was buried at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee.
Mary Jane was known as a "Scottish redhead that doctored everyone". She was a midwife, well educated, and wanted to train to be a physician. The cause of her death was a Flu Epidemic.
Children:
31. i Thomas Lamar Nuchols b. 20 Jun 1875.
32. ii Lou Anna (Annie) Nuchols b. 15 Jan 1881.
iii May Cowan Nuchols b. 11 Sep 1888, Blount County, Tennessee, d. 11 Jan 1954, Blount County, Tennessee. The cause of death was cancer. She was buried at Grandview Cemetery, Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee.
b. 16 Jul 1856, in Blount County, Tennessee. He died 7 May 1947, in Blount County, Tennessee and was buried in Clarks Grove Cemetery, Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee. Andrew married 19 Aug 1875, in Blount County, Tennessee, Sophronia Elizabeth Steele, (daughter of James Steele and Neomi Everett). She was born 1 Jan 1857, in Blount County, Tennessee, and died 11 Jan 1946 in Blount County, Tennessee. She was buried at Clarks Grove Cemetery, Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee.
A.J. Nuchols moved all over Blount County. He and his children knew a lot of people and shared their memories with others. He would go to Everett High School and share stories about living after the Civil War.
In the Maryville Times, Thursday, May 14, 1925, was the following:
Mrs. A.J. Nuchols who has been seriously ill with cancer is no better. Mr. and Mrs H.A. Kidd and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nuchols and son spent Sunday with their mother, who is seriously ill.
From an edition of the Maryville Times, Thursday, August 27, 1925, came the following:
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Observed
The following was taken from the Maryville Times, Monday, June 29, 1925.
i Neoma Nuchols b. 22 Jul 1876 in Blount County, Tennessee, and died 9 Nov 1876 in Blount County, Tennessee. She was buried in Piney Level Baptist Church Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee.
ii Mary Elizabeth Nuchols b. 9 Jan 1878 in Blount County, Tennessee. She died 16 Oct 1905 in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. She was buried in Piney Level Baptist Church Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee. She married 16 Jul 1901 in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, Robert B. Varner, (son of Charles M. Varner and Mary E. (Varner)). He was born abt 1875 in Knox County, Tennessee.
In an 1886 Blount County newspaper, under the Seaton community news, was the following:
"There was a wood chopping at Miss Mary Nuchols' Wednesday, after which the young folks spent the night in a social, while the old folks went
hunting. They all attempted to cross the tog-log with their eyes shut, and Bill Everett fell off and got his feet wet; he returned to the house and spent the night at the social."
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