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1 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F07019
 
2 Julia was previously married to Poindexter Henson and their daughter Betsy Jane Henson was adopted by Roy Franklin Dunn. Julia Harrison Adams
 
3 He was killed when the boiler exploded on the engine he was engineer on. Claude Bailey
 
4 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
5 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
6 Served in 313th Infantry, 79th Div., U.S. Army, WWII Oscar L. Burnham
 
7 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
8 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
9 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
10 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
11 Betsy Jane was adopted by Roy Franklin Dunn. Betsy Jane Henson Dunn
 
12 Debbie Caroline Green was the slave of Charles Taylor Winstead.

All the information about this line was provided by Keith Lamont Winstead.
 		Debbie Caroline Green
 
13 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
14 Julius Herman was in the ___________ during WWll Julius Herman Guthrie
 
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Died 5:25am in bed at home.  		Flora Elizabeth Headley
 
16 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
17 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
18 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
19 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
20 [AnnE.Winstead2.FTW]

Royal was a P-38 pilot/instructor during WWII 		Royal Edward McCarthy
 
21 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
22 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
23 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
24 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
25 #1E4123 Wiley Ralphus Rackley
 
26 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
27 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
28 Obituary for Julia Ann Smith Winstead
Mrs. Julia Ann Smith Winstead, age 90, of Biloxi, MS., died Wednesday, August 3, 2011, in Ocean Springs.

Mrs. Winstead was born on June 23, 1921 in Little Rock, MS. She was a lifetime member of Adah Chapter #49 of the Order of the Eastern Star and was a woman of wonderful character and loving spirit.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Samuel Oliver Winstead, mother, Susie Smith, father, Erastus Ofarral "E.O." Smith, brothers Malcolm Smith, Doc Smith and Kenneth Smith.

Survivors include three sons, Jacob F. (Andrea) Winstead of Biloxi, MS., Patrick "Mike" (Linda) Winstead of Las Vegas, NV., and Samuel N. (Margo) Winstead of Houston, TX., two brothers, N.F. Smith and Billy Smith, seven grandchildren, Jacob R. (Bobi) Winstead, Natalie (Kerry) Fountain, Sarah (Robert) Compton, Samuel Winstead, Aaron Winstead, Sally (Rusty) Williams, and Ginger (Lee) Carmichael, and six great-grandchildren, Wyatt, Madeline, Addison, Lucas, Amanda and Geoffrey.

Visitation will be on Saturday, August 6, 2011, from 9 am until 11 am, with an 11 am chapel service, all at the Ocean Springs Chapel of Bradford O'Keefe Funeral Home. Burial will follow in D'Iberville Memorial Park. 		Julia Ann Smith
 
29 Ralph Williams served in the Secret Service during WWll Ralph Williams Sudduth
 
30 William Lee Tucker served in WWll William Lee Tucker
 
31 John Adolph served in the U.S Army during WWll John Adolph Vahalik
 
32 All information on the descendants of Winstead Davie Walton were provided by John Thomas Longo. Winstead Davie Walton
 
33 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
34 The general consensus is that Alexander T. is not the son of Bushard, but until more conclusive information is provided this is where he will stay.  Alexander T. Winstead
 
35 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
36 Murdered by her nephew Russell Winstead. She was stabbed over 90 times. Anna Mae Winstead
 
37 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
38 The general consensus is that Alexander T. is not the son of Bushard, but until more conclusive information is provided this is where he will stay.  Bushard Dabney Winstead
 
39 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
40 Cecil Johnson Winstead served in WWll in the European theatre. Cecil Johnson Winstead
 
41 FBI Agent credited by J. Edgar Hoover for firing the fatal shot killing John Dillinger and assisting in the capture of "Baby Face" Nelson.

Winstead returned west after Baby Face Nelson's death, serving at the El Paso and Albuquerque offices. In 1942, he was reprimanded by Hoover for insulting a female reporter and accusing her of being a Communist sympathizer. Hoover demanded an apology and ordered his transfer to OK City; Winstead told Hoover to "go to Hell" and resigned in 1943.

As an Army Intelligence officer during World War II, he was responsible for outside security for the secret atomic bomb project at Los Alamos.


Letter Written By J. Edgar Hoover to Charles Batsell Winstead on July 23, 1934:

Mr. C. B. Winstead,
Division of Investigation,
U. S. Department of Justice,
1900 Bankers Building,
Chicago, IL.

Dear Mr. Winstead:

I have been advised by Mr. Purvis and Mr. Cowley that it was you who shot and killed John Dillinger. I Wanted to write and to express to you not only my official, but my personal congratulations and commendation for your fearlessness and courageous action in this matter. We are all indeed proud of you. It is particularly gratifying that Dillinger was shot and killed by one of our own men. I am informed that the manner in which you handled yourself on this occasion was indicative if the usual calm, deliberate and at the same time fearless manner which has reflected itself in your work since you entered the Division.
I wanted you to know that I did personally, as well as officially, appreciate the effort and application which you have given to this case from its inception, and in particular your courageous act of last evening, in shooting and killing this notorious desperado.

Sincerely yours,
(signed) J. Edgar Hoover


OBIT FROM NY TIMES; Aug 5, 1973, pg 53:

"CHARLES WINSTEAD, FBI AGENT WHO SHOT DILLINGER, DIES AT 82"

Albuquerque, NM - Aug 4: Charles Winstead, who is credited with firing two of the bullets that killed John Dillinger outside the Biograph Theater, in Chicago, in 1934, died yesterday at the Albuquerque Veterans Hospital; he was 82 years old.
Mr. Winstead, for many years considered one of the most accurate pistol shots in the Federal Bureau of Investigation, also spent much of his early years in the agency chasing the gangster team of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow through Texas and Louisanna. But his meeting with Dillinger on the night of July 22, 1934 was the most publicized event of his career.
He helped gun down the ganster when he emerged from the theater accompanied by two women, Anna Sage and Polly Hamilton.
Mr. Winstead later recalled Dillinger was flanked by his two women companions when he emerged from the theater about 9:30 PM.
It was Anna Sage, "the woman in red" who had tipped off the F.B.I. that Dillinger would be attending the showing of "Manhatten Melodrama" at the Biograph.
Mr. Winstead recalled Dillinger attempted to run into an alley and reached for his gun. The agents fired simultaneously. Dillinger began to "spin like a top and fell dead."
A laboratory analysis revealed that two of the bullets that hit Dillinger were fired by Mr. Winstead.
Mr. Winstead joined the F.B.I. after having served in World War I. He retired in 1943.
Survivors include his widow, Maude, two sons and a daughter. 		Charles Batsell Winstead
 
42 Dennis served in WWll as a PFC in the Mississippi Quatermasters Corp. Dennis Eugene Winstead
 
43 From Jeannine Hodge

1737 06 08 Hodge, John(N. Riv. Shen. Orange Co Va) Windseeth, Elisabeth

I believe that John Hodge married Elizabeth Winstead (written as Windseeth). They were married June 8 1737. The marriage is recorded in PA. St James Church records, Lancaster Co. Pa. The location of the marriage is:North River, Shenandoah, Vulgo, Cockel Town in Orange County, the Colony of Virginia. The minister also married two other couples at the same time: Jacob Thigh & Mary White; Daniel Hoolman (Holeman) and Elizabeth Cartley. When looking at legal records, you will find Daniel Holeman's name connected with the Hodge family transactions. I believe that John who was bound to Andrew Bird is as follows:
John hodge was evidently 21 yrs old in 1760 when he married Hannah Elizabeth (or Elizabeth Hannah) Newberry. Marriage is recorded in the same church records as father. He is found in Orange Co.N.C.records 1764. Received a land grant for 225 acres Caswell Co. N.c. Aut 1779. John and Hannah had 4 children. Samuel D.;Issac;David;Elizabeth. There are numerous records concerning the Hodge & Winstead families in Orange, Caswell and Person counties N.C.
Daniel Holeman had a son, Jacob, who had a daughter, who married a Martin. There was a law suit over land in which John and Elizabeth were mentioned. This is the only connection with Martin I have found. I have been researching this Hodge family for 15 years. Have never found Asahel. Does anyone have a clue where he was at the time of his parents death? Hope this helps. Jeannine Hodge 		Elizabeth Winstead
 
44 Joe Flem Little served in the Civil War, June 1861 to Oct 1863.
Elizabeth Winstead Little was Postmaster of Skipper's Gap, TX 1884-1886. 		Elizabeth Frances Winstead
 
45 Flossie Belle Winstead Bennett, 88, Spottsville, died at 7:23 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009, at Methodist Hospital.

She was a graduate of Livermore High School. She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and enjoyed genealogy.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward Bennett, who died Nov. 16, 1988; her parents, Robert Edward Lee Winstead and Mary Oma Dempsey Winstead; and three brothers, Golman Winstead, Andrew Winstead and Alvis Winstead.

Survivors include one daughter, Lealda , at Methodist Hospital.

She was a graduate of Livermore High School. She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and enjoyed genealogy.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward Bennett, who died Nov. 16, 1988; her parents, Robert Edward Lee Winstead and Mary Oma Dempsey Winstead; and three brothers, Golman Winstead, Andrew Winstead and Alvis Winstead.

Survivors include one daughter, Lealda  		Flossie Belle Winstead
 
46 George F was a private in Co. I, 30th NC Infantry, C.S.A.; killed in Battle of Chancellorsville on May 1862. George F. Winstead
 
47 Henry joined the Confederate Army at De Kalb, MS on Nov. 28, 1863 as a private in Co. G, 6th MS Cavalry, attached to Mabry's Brigade, 2nd Div., Forrest's Cavalry. He was wounded in the battle of Harrisburg, 14 July 1863 and died at the age of 17, of wounds received at Okalona, MS. Originally buried at Vicksburg, his body was exhumed and reburied at Pine Grove by Alford Winstead, who filed a claim in Neshoba County Probate Court 30 Oct 1864 for whatever was due for his service. He received $ 344.54 Henry H. Winstead
 
48 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living
 
49 Joseph served in Co. D, 6th Mississippi Infantry, C.S.A Joseph Johnson Winstead
 
50 WINSTEAD FAMILY
Updated April 9, 2010 by Helen L. Jones


3. Rosell Thomas Winstead, Sr. B: 6 July 1901
D: 15 Aug. 1923
M: 15 Oct. 1919
+ Nellie Blanche Keen B: 7 Jan. 1904
D: Unknown /After July 1927

4. Lillie Blanche Winstead B: 20 Aug. 1923 Greensboro, Guilford, NC
D: 4 Jan. 2009 Franklin, Macon, NC
M: 14 Feb. 1950 Los Angeles, CA

+Charles Henry Reid B: 21 Feb. 1929 Parkesburg, Chester, PA
D: 02 Dec. 1981 Converse, Miami, IN


4. Rosell Thomas Winstead, Jr. B: 22 July 1920 Greensboro, Guilford, NC
"R.T." or "Jack" D: 27 Oct. 1965 Ohio
M: never married/no children


WINSTEAD FAMILY
Updated April 9, 2010 by Helen L. Jones

1. William Wally Winstead Note #10
+Caroline Amerson Winstead Note #5

2. Thomas Franklin Winstead B: 7 Jan. 1875 Note #1
D: 15 June 1924
M: 1894 Note #4

+Mary Lillie Jackson B: 6 Oct. 1877 Note #2
D: 10 Oct. 1927

3. Mary Caroline Winstead B: 31 July 1894 Note #2, #7
D: 13 July 1942 Note #12

+Daniel Robert Watkins B: _________1889 Note #11
D: 2 April 1962

3. Martha Susie Winstead B: 20 July 1896 Note #2, #9
D: 13 June 1954

3. Alice Augusta Winstead B: 2 Dec. 1898 Note #3, #6
D: 1 Nov. 1981

+ James H. Craddock B: 6 Feb. 1900 Note #8
D: 25 Sept. 1993 Note #8

3. Rosell Thomas Winstead, Sr. B: 6 July 1901
D: 15 Aug. 1923
M : 15 Oct. 1919

+Nellie Blanche Keen B: 7 Jan. 1904 Note #2
D: unknown After 1927


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Source for many of these entries is handwritten notes from Lillie Blanche Winstead
Reid who is referred to as Blanche W. Reid in the following notes that she appears to
have written in about 1970. She is the first child of Rosell Thomas Winstead and Nellie Blanche Keen.
Note #1: Blanche W. Reid had 1875 as year of birth but WWI Draft Registration
shows year as 1873. "T. F. Winstead had 2 brothers" source: Blanche W. Reid
Note #2: Underlined names show name that person went by
Note #3: Alice Craddock ..source 1 of middle name and birth date is the NC Death Collection. Source 2 is correspondence between Blanche W. Reid and the Craddock family when she asked Alice's middle name and the reply was "Augusta. Note that Thomas Franklin's grandmother had the name of Augusta Winstead.
Note #4: Source of marriage date is 1900 census
Note #5: Blanche W. Reid wrote Caroline Amerson in her notes. Caroline Amerson is name on Wiley Winstead's death certificate for his mother and Wiley is the brother of Thomas Franklin Winstead
Note #6: 1900 census shows Dec. 1898; Blanche Reid's notes show 1898; death certificate shows Dec. 2, 1898
Note #7: For birth date, 1900 census shows year 1894, Blanche W. Reid's notes show July 31, 1893, the death certificate shows July 1894 with no day, the obituary says 48 years old, death certificate says 48 years old.
Note #8: Social Security Death Index for date of birth and death
Note #9: Death certificate says Martha "Susian" but I have not found Susian or Susan on another other record. She was called Susie by the family and signed her letters as Susie.
Note #10: Blanche W. Reid is only source found for middle name. She also said that "Wm. Wally died at 55 years of age." The 1900 census says he was born Feb. 1849 and so he probably died about 1904.
Note #11: Source of middle name is family notes from Blanche W. Reid.
Note #12: Death certificate shows death on 13 July 1942. Newspaper obituary shows death on July 13. Blanche W. Reid's notes show death on June 13 1942 but this must be an error. 		Lillie Blanche Winstead
 

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