11. John Henry Stovall 1 (Calvin M. , John W. ) was born on 05 MAY 1860 in White Co., Georgia. He died on 05 OCT 1943 in White Co., Georgia and was buried in OCT 1943 in Cool Springs, Habersham Co., Georgia.
John married (1) Georgia Ann Smith 1 on 25 DEC 1892. Georgia was born on 25 DEC 1875 in Georgia. She died on 06 JAN 1927 in White Co., Georgia and was buried in 1927 in Cool Springs, Habersham Co., Georgia.
They had the following children:
16 F i Lillie May Stovall 1 was born on 26 FEB 1895 in White Co., Georgia. She died on 25 MAR 1903 in White Co., Georgia and was buried in 1903 in Cool Springs, Habersham Co., Georgia.
Lillie "burned to death." (James, 1981)+ 17 F ii Cora Stovall + 18 M iii George Dewey Stovall 19 F iv Ruth Stovall 1 was born on 25 NOV 1901 in White Co., Georgia. She died <19??>. Ruth married R. Hubert Head on 25 FEB 1925 in White Co., Georgia. R. Hubert Head was born in 1897 in Georgia. He died in 1967 in Georgia and was buried in 1967 in Mt. View Memorial, White Co., Georgia. 20 F v Blanche Stovall 1 was born <19??>. She died ??. 21 M vi Felix Stovall 1 was born <19??>. He died <19??>. 22 M vii Phillip Stovall 1 was born <19??>. He died ??. Phillip married Mary Helen Wilson 1. Mary was born <19??>. She died ??. 23 M viii Raymond Stovall 1 was born <19??>. He died ??. 24 F ix Ann Stovall 1 was born <19??>. She died <19??>. Ann married Jimmy Haynes 1. Jimmy was born <19??>. He died <19??>. 25 M x Farrell Stovall 1 was born <19??>. He died ??.
John also married (2) Ella Quillan 1 on 23 NOV 1930 in White Co., Georgia. Ella was born in 1891 in Cleveland, White Co., Georgia. She died on 26 SEP 1969 in Georgia and was buried in 1969 in Cool Springs, Habersham Co., Georgia.
12. William Isaac Stovall 1 (Calvin M. , John W. ) was born on 06 APR 1863 in White Co., Georgia. He died on 11 JUN 1945 in White Co., Georgia and was buried in JUN 1945 in Nacoochee Methodist Church, White Co., Georgia.
William married Alice Rosetta Allen 1, daughter of Marshall L. Allen and Lou Potts, on 17 MAR 1883 in Georgia. Alice was born on 12 JUL 1867 in White Co., Georgia. She died on 10 AUG 1947 in White Co., Georgia and was buried in AUG 1947 in Nacoochee Methodist Church, White Co., Georgia.
They had the following children:
+ 26 M i Henry Calvin Stovall + 27 F ii Ethel Lou Stovall + 28 F iii Flora Iris Stovall + 29 F iv Mary Blanche Stovall + 30 F v Laura Estelle Stovall + 31 M vi Fred Clifford Stovall + 32 F vii Anna Grace Stovall + 33 F viii Gertrude Ford Stovall
13. James C. Stovall "Jim" 1 (Calvin M. , John W. ) was born on 16 FEB 1864 in White Co., Georgia. He died on 31 OCT 1953 in White Co., Georgia and was buried in Blue Creek, White Co., Georgia.
Jim married Mrs. Mollie Stovall 1. Mollie was born <1860s>. She died ??.
They had the following children:
34 F i Pearl Stovall 1 was born <18??>. She died ??. Pearl married Asa Brady 1. Asa was born <18??>. He died ??. 35 M ii Lester Stovall 1 was born <18??>. He died ??. 36 F iii Ruby Stovall 1 was born <18??>. She died ??. 37 F iv Susie Stovall 1 was born <18??>. She died ??. 38 F v Estelle Stovall 1 was born <18??>. She died ??. 39 M vi Alfred Stovall 1 was born <18??>. He died ??. Alfred married Cora McCollum 1. Cora was born <18??>. She died ??. 40 M vii Paul Stovall 1 was born <18??>. He died ??.
14. James Anna Stovall [scrapbook] "Anna" 1 (James W. , John W. ) was born on 17 OCT 1862 in White Co., Georgia. She died on 19 JUL 1961 in Seneca, Oconee Co., South Carolina and was buried 2 in JUL 1961 in East View Cemetery, Westminster, Oconee Co., South Carolina. Anna moved in 1875 to Westminster, Oconee Co., South Carolina.
According to Ma Zimmerman, née James Anna Stovall, she was "born in my grandmother's house, by the side of the main road that came up from the ford across the Chattahoochee River, under the shadows of the beautiful Yonah Mountain."
Anna married Albert Zimmerman [scrapbook] 1, son of Rev. John Hayne Zimmerman and Louisa Jane Norris, on 12 JUN 1884. Albert was born on 16 JAN 1846 in Concord, North Carolina and was christened on 03 MAY 1846 in Concord, North Carolina. He died on 30 MAY 1922 in Westminster, Oconee Co., South Carolina and was buried 2 on 31 MAY 1922 in East View Cemetery, Westminster, Oconee Co., South Carolina. Albert served in the military Company I 2nd Reg. S.C.V. Artillery, of the Confederate Army SEP 1863 in Laurens Co., South Carolina. He was employed as an officer and director of the Westminster Loan and Trust Company in Westminster, Oconee Co., South Carolina. He resided 1864 in South Carolina. He resided 1878 in Westminster, Oconee Co., South Carolina. He ran in an election and was elected to the South Carolina House of Representatives in 1888 in Oconee Co., South Carolina. He belonged to the Masonic Temple and was a Master Mason and was one of the Charter Members of the Westminster Lodge No. 200 before 1922 in Westminster, Oconee Co., South Carolina.
"When his father was pastor of the Rock Springs Methodist Church, the family lived in the Richland Community, and he attended school at Clearmont Academy near Westminster. He also attended Cokesbury Academy in Abbeville County."
"He joined the Confederate Army in September 1863, joining Company I 2nd Reg. S.C.V. Artillery, under Captain J. B. Humbert of Laurens County. He enlisted in his seventeenth year and was stationed for the greater part of the time on James' Island near Charleston. He saw the shelling of Fort Moultrie and Morris Island. When the war closed, he was sick in the hospital, but walked home from Cheraw to Laurens. He was like other soldiers, had nothing and had to begin life all over again."
"He bought a farm on Colonel's Fork Creek and lived there for two years before he married. He farmed several years, but when the railroad was built through Westminster, he built a home and a store and sold goods in the new town. He built the home he died in in about the year 1878."
"When a job needed to be done, he was ready and willing to do his best. He was the first postmaster and railway and express agent. He was the Intendent [sic] and mayor of the town several times and school trustee for many years. He owned a saw mill and sold and shipped lots of lumber in this and other towns. He always had one or two farms. When the Cheswell Cotton Mill was built, he was a director and was the first secretary of the mill."
"A. Zimmerman was a Master Mason and was one of the Charter Members of the Westminster Lodge No. 200. He was the first Worshipful Master of this Lodge and had been elected an officer many times during the history of the Lodge and often attended the Grand Lodge meetings."
"In the year 1888, he was elected to the House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina and served two terms as Oconee County Representative."
"In 1912, A. Zimmerman and the late L. A. Edwards founded and organized the Westminster Loan and Trust Company. He was one of the first officers and directors, and he was a director at the time of his death."
"Albert had been a Methodist, but left that church in Westminster after a disagreement with the Methodists. He then started the Christian Church in Westminster. A. Zimmerman had been an active member of the Christian Church for forty years. He assisted in the organization and was one of the builders of the Westminster Christian Church. As long as he was able, he was always in his place and took an active part in the work of the church."
"He was kind and generous, always ready to help anyone in need. Many went to him for advice and help. He had countless friends in the town and in Oconee County." (Mary Pauline England, Zimmerman Family History)
They had the following children:
+ 41 M i James Albert Zimmerman + 42 M ii Errett Isaac Zimmerman + 43 M iii Charles Loos Zimmerman + 44 F iv Anna Myrtle Zimmerman 45 M v John Henry Zimmerman "Jack" 1 was born 2 on 22 MAY 1897 in Westminster, Oconee Co., South Carolina. He died on 24 APR 1964 in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia. Jack was educated at Clemson College before 1925 in Clemson, South Carolina.
Jack was educated in the schools in Westminster and attended Clemson College. He was employed by the Federal Government in Atlanta and was a Shriner. (Mary Pauline England, Zimmerman Family History)Jack married Fannie Lee Wheeler 1, daughter of Andrew J. Wheeler and Tawsis Robertson, on 14 MAR 1925 in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia. Fannie was born <18??> in Houston, Harris Co., Texas. She died <19??>. Fannie resided in East Point, Fulton Co., Georgia.
