Chapter the Fourth

Family Stories

Reviewed narrative chapters from the family-history archive — from the Welsh traditions of the house of Madoc to the Eaton family on Lee Creek and the generations on the western waters. Passages concerning living members of the family are withheld.

Maddox Family History

  1. Preface and Welsh history38 passages
  2. Our ancient ancestors in Wales3 passages
  3. Prince Madoc, immigration, and Maddox namesakes27 passages
  4. Generation 1 — Samuel (Madoc) Maddox9 passages
  5. Generation 2 — Notley Maddox I4 passages
  6. Generation 3 — John Maddox and Mary Dyson5 passages
  7. Generation 4 — Matthew Maddox Sr. and family28 passages
  8. Generation 5 — Matthew Maddox Jr. and family19 passages
  9. Generation 6 — William Oscar Maddox and related branches10 passages
  10. Generation 7 — George C. Maddox and related branches15 passages
  11. Generation 8 — John Amos Maddox and related branches17 passages
  12. Generation 9 — George William Maddox and the Robbins family11 passages
  13. Generation 10 — Carl Owen Maddox6 passages
  14. Generation 10 — James Ray Maddox4 passages
  15. Generation 11 — Rodney Carl Maddox5 passages

Maddox Family History Charts

  1. Charts — Generation 15 passages
  2. Charts — Generation 22 passages
  3. Charts — Generation 313 passages
  4. Charts — Generation 418 passages
  5. Charts — Generation 58 passages
  6. Charts — Generation 69 passages
  7. Charts — Generation 79 passages
  8. Charts — Charles Henry McCauley1 passage
  9. Charts — Generation 86 passages
  10. Charts — Generation 94 passages
  11. Charts — Generation 104 passages
  12. Charts — Generation 113 passages

Eaton Family History: Descendants of David E. Eaton and Hannah Mantle

  1. From Pennsylvania to Lee Creek4 passages
  2. One hundred acres on Lee Creek1 passage
  3. Ministry and wartime service2 passages

The Eaton Homestead

  1. The Eaton homestead2 passages

Land Records of David and Hannah Eaton

  1. The Ohio land trail2 passages

History of Lee Creek Community

  1. Life in the Lee Creek community2 passages

James Ray Maddox: Service in Korea

  1. James Ray Maddox in Korea3 passages

Maddox Brothers in World War I

  1. George and Harry Maddox in World War I2 passages

Supplemental: Ingraham Family in the American Civil War

  1. A reported Ingraham militia connection1 passage

How They Lived in the Mid-1800s to Early 1900s

  1. How they lived in Jackson County8 passages

Green Springs Farm Ownership and Inheritance, 1666–1949

  1. Green Springs Farm: a record tradition5 passages

Supplemental: Captain William A. T. Maddox and Ships

  1. The archive's Captain Maddox account1 passage

Maddox I (Destroyer No. 168)

  1. Captain Maddox: official biographical outline1 passage
  2. Maddox I (DD-168)1 passage

Maddox II (Destroyer No. 622)

  1. Maddox II (DD-622)1 passage

Maddox III (DD-731)

  1. Maddox III (DD-731)1 passage

Tonkin Gulf Crisis, August 1964 — Summary

  1. The 4 August 1964 report in later analysis1 passage

Paul Hawkins Account of Matthew Maddox and the Grave-Marking Ceremony

  1. Rediscovering the Maddox Cemetery1 passage
  2. The Matthew Maddox grave-marking program1 passage

Captain Maddox: The Complete File

  1. The 1852 Green Springs conveyance: a detailed compiler's reading1 passage