Flack Family History
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Matilda Clark FLACK[1, 2, 3]
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Name Matilda Clark FLACK Birth 5 Jun 1832 Spartanburg, Spartanburgh County, South Carolina, USA
[1, 4] Gender Female Death 7 Mar 1882 Cardenbottom, Yell County, Arkansas, USA
[1] Burial 9 Mar 1882 Yell County, Arkansas, USA
[2] Person ID I2161 Tree660J Last Modified 1 Dec 2014
Father James E FLACK, b. 27 Apr 1794, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
d. 9 Nov 1849, Greenville, South Carolina, USA
(Age 55 years) Mother Mary 'Polly' Howertain WATSON, b. 14 Feb 1800, Person County, North Carolina, USA
d. 1875, Marshall County, Alabama, USA
(Age 74 years) Marriage 13 Mar 1822 Person County, North Carolina, USA
Notes - North Carolina, Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868
Name: James E Flack
Gender: Male
Spouse: Mary Watson
Spouse Gender: Female
Bond Date: 13 Mar 1822
Bond #: 000107536
Level Info: North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868
ImageNum: 008400
County: Person
Record #: 01 058
Bondsman: Charles Watson
Witness: Wm McKissack
Source: Ancestry.com - 20 Jan 2015
Family ID F778 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 John M. KING, b. Abt 1830, Tennessee, USA
Marriage 10 Jul 1855 Oleander, Marshall County, Alabama, USA
[1] Children 1. William M KING, b. Abt 1857 d. 21 Jan 1894, Morgan County, Alabama, USA
(Age 37 years)2. Molly L KING, b. Abt 1860 3. Matilda E KING, b. Abt 1865, Alabama, USA 
Family ID F965 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Feb 2020
Family 2 David Simpson CRISCOE, b. 16 Feb 1848, Morgan County, Alabama, USA
d. 9 May 1905, Morgan County, Alabama, USA
(Age 57 years) Marriage 21 May 1871 Morgan County, Alabama, USA
Children 1. Susan Talitha CRISCOE, b. 30 Aug 1872, Morgan County, Alabama, USA
d. 4 Sep 1962, Guntersville, Marshall County, Alabama, USA
(Age 90 years)2. Lillian Zella CRISCOE, b. 3 Oct 1875, Morgan County, Alabama, USA
d. 27 Mar 1949, Morgan County, Alabama, USA
(Age 73 years)Family ID F966 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Feb 2020
- North Carolina, Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868
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Notes - BIOGRAPHY: ".....Family legend tells of a quarrel, which caused a split among the formerly close knit Comptons, Watsons, and Flacks. The nature and cause of the quarrel are unknown to us today, but it is probable that there was a dispute over religious matters. One theory states that Monroe's conversion to the Church of Christ angered Norris and caused a bitter argument. Whatever the reason for the quarrel, it caused the widowed Mary Howertain (or Polly) Watson Flack to decide to leave the Greenville-Spartanburgh area. In 1852 Polly Flack, her unmarried children John G., Frances Caroline, Matilda Clark, Susan Katharine, and William McCune, and her daughters and sons-in-law Mary Ann and Moses Watson and Elizabeth and Monroe Compton left South Carolina and traveled by wagon train across Georgia into Alabama. They settled in Marshall County, then after a year Monroe and Moses and their families moved into nearby Morgan County, where they settled on Brindley Mountain in the eastern section of the county. Polly remained in Marshall County until her death in 1875, but visits back and forth were common."
Source - Flack-Watson-Compton Religious Heritage by David Cofield.
- BIOGRAPHY: ".....Family legend tells of a quarrel, which caused a split among the formerly close knit Comptons, Watsons, and Flacks. The nature and cause of the quarrel are unknown to us today, but it is probable that there was a dispute over religious matters. One theory states that Monroe's conversion to the Church of Christ angered Norris and caused a bitter argument. Whatever the reason for the quarrel, it caused the widowed Mary Howertain (or Polly) Watson Flack to decide to leave the Greenville-Spartanburgh area. In 1852 Polly Flack, her unmarried children John G., Frances Caroline, Matilda Clark, Susan Katharine, and William McCune, and her daughters and sons-in-law Mary Ann and Moses Watson and Elizabeth and Monroe Compton left South Carolina and traveled by wagon train across Georgia into Alabama. They settled in Marshall County, then after a year Monroe and Moses and their families moved into nearby Morgan County, where they settled on Brindley Mountain in the eastern section of the county. Polly remained in Marshall County until her death in 1875, but visits back and forth were common."
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Sources - [S714] Information from David Cofield, (Personal Research).
- [S715] FLACK JA, Information from Phyllis J K Owens, (Gedcom - Ancestry Worldconnect 30/1/2005).
- [S11] 1850 US Federal Census., 1 Dec 2014, South Carolina, Greenville, (not stated), Page 329B. *[6 Aug 1850]*.
Matilda Flack age 18 born North Carolina. - [S715] FLACK JA, Information from Phyllis J K Owens, (Gedcom - Ancestry Worldconnect 30/1/2005).
Birth date is recorded in the 'Family Bible' (passed down through Mary "Polly" WATSON Flack) ........ this Bible is in the possession of MAPLES Kennedy of Birmingham, Alabama.
- [S714] Information from David Cofield, (Personal Research).
