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Canady Family
Caleb Canady was born about 1770 in Virginia. He married about 1796 in South Carolina to Mary "Polly" Evans, who was born about 1780, the daughter of William Evans. Caleb and Polly later moved to Georgia and later to Tallapoosa County, Alabama. They had a large family. Caleb died on 26 Jaunary 1853 in Tallapoosa County and Polly died after 1860 in Tallapoosa County. Children:
Information on this Canady family is still being researched and some connections are still being investigated. As always if you have corrections send them to Sue Howard. Research on Druscilla Canady is being done by Sue Howard. She can be reached at SueHoward@prodigy.net.
William Canady was born 1802 in Georgia. He married Nancy Foster on 18 January 1827 in Hancock County, Georgia. They had at least twelve children, including two sets of twins. Children:
Martha Jane Canada was born on 13 November 1829 in Georgia. She married Russell J. Flanigan on 02 December 1851 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. Russell was born in 1826 in Georgia, the son of George Flanagan and Nancy Carroll. Russell was a member of the 47th Alabama Infantry Regiment, Company B. He fought in the battle of Gettysburg and was wounded in the arm at Cold Harbor. Martha Jane died on 24 October 1876 in Elmore County, Alabama. Russell died in January 1899 in Elmore County. They are buried in Refuge Baptist Church Cemetery in Elmore County. Children:
Martin L. Canady was born 1831 in Georgia. He married Sarah Ann Thorton on 14 March 1858 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. They had two children:
George W. Canady was born 1836 in Harris County, Georgia along with his twin brother William E. He married Martha Ann McInish on 14 May 1866 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. Martha was the daughter of Nevin McInish and Priscilla Dozier. A sister of Nevin McInish, Celia, married David Lawson Burson. Children: all born in Elmore Co., Ala.
William E. Canady was born in 1836 in Harris County, Georgia along with his twin brother George W. He married on 04 December 1866 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. His wife was Celia C. McInish, sister of Martha Ann who had married William's twin brother, George. Children: born Elmore County, Ala.
Nancy Jerusia was born in 1844 in Harris County, Georgia. She married James P. Waldrop on 15 September 1861 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She later married George W. Ingram on 26 March 1878 in Elmore County, Alabama. Children of Nancy and James P. Waldrop:
Benjamin Frank Canady was born on 18 December 1847 in Harris County, Georgia, a twin brother of Thomas J. He married Idona Haseltine McInish on 23 December 1875 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. Idona was a sister of Martha Ann and Celia, who married Benjamin's brothers. Children: all born in Elmore Co., Ala.
Thomas J. Canady was born on 18 December 1847 in Harris County, Georgia, a twin brother of Benjamin Frank. He married Sarah Elizabeth McInish on 07 February 1869 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. Sarah was the fourth McInish sister to marry into this Canady family. Thomas died on 21 December 1927 in Elmore County, Alabama. Children: all born in Elmore Co., Ala.
Many thanks to Debra for sharing her information. It is possible that this Caleb and his family are related to Edward J. "Ned" Canady, of which my Tallapoosa Connection lies. Anyone with information on this relationship or surname, please contact us.
Snowy MCBURNETT [Thomas] Edward J. "Ned" Canada, said to be the son of Jesse Canada, was born about 1817. He married Snowy McBurnett on 28 September 1834 in Meriwether County, Georgia. They had moved to Tallapoosa County by 1838 when their first child was born.They lived there the remainder of their lives. Snowy died shortly after the 1870 census was taken. Edward later married Mary A. McEwen, who was born about 1838. Mary is buried north of Rockford, Coosa County, Alabama. Edward died on 17 May 1887 and is buried along with Snowy south of Dadeville, Alabama in an old cemetery just inside the entrance to Stillwaters Resort. Their children:
Edward had a sister Sallie, who married Edmund Umphress. Other possible relatives of Edward Canada are listed here.
Thomas Shackelford Canada was born in September 1840. She married Johnathan M. Mulligan on 02 March 1857. Johnathan M. Mulligan served in the Civil War as a member of Company B, 47th Alabama Infantry Regiment. He died of disease at Gen'l Hospital in Staunton, VA. on 26 Jan 1863 (NARA). Johnathan might have been the brother of Andrew J. Mulligan, husband of Shackelford's sister, Josephine. Shackelford later married on 13 October 1866 in Tallapoosa County to Thomas Jack Clayton, who was born about 1844, the son of Alexander and Jensie Canada Clayton. Jensie, I believe, is a sister of Edward Canada, which would make Shackelford and Thomas first cousins. Shackelford died in April 1919 and is buried in Dadeville Cemetery, Dadeville, Alabama. Child of J.M. and Shackelford
Children of Tom Jack and Shackelford Clayton
Josephine Canada was born on 14 January 1842 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She married Andrew J. Mulligan on 25 January 1859 in Tallapoosa County. Andrew was probably a brother of Johnathan W. Mulligan, husband of Josephine's sister, Shackelford. Andrew served in Company B, 47th Alabama Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. It is not known what happened to Andrew but Josephine died on 16 September 1911 and is buried in the Midway Cemetery in northwestern Coleman County, Texas. Known child: Lucy A., born 1860 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama
John C. Canada was born on 12 April 1848 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She married Elisha J. Temples on 19 November 1868 in Tallapoosa County. Elisha was born on 08 April 1833. He died on 28 October 1912 and John C. died on 02 June 1915. They are buried in Tallapoosa County in the Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. Elisha was a member of Company K, 38th Tennessee Infantry during the Civil War. Their known children:
Louisa Canada was born on 30 May 1847 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She married James Ackerman on 24 December 1873 in Tallapoosa County Alabama. They later moved to Texas, settling in Childress, a short distance from Louisa's sister Mahala. Louisa died on 12 Oct 1914 and is buried in Childress. James, the twin brother of John Dallas Achimon, who married Susan Umphress, was born about 1847. Known children: Claude, born 24 Feb 1878, died 14 January 1927 Childress County, married Madge Bushon
Mahala J. Canada was born on 20 March 1851 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She married Francis Marion Tippett on 14 September 1871 in Tallapoosa County. Francis Marion was born on 07 September 1843 and died on 25 March 1936. Francis M. Tippett was a member of the 47th Alabama Infantry during the Civil War. Mahala died on 13 January 1905. They are buried in Childress, Childress County, Texas. Known children:
Almeda Canada was born in 1853 (according to census records) or 09 May 1862 (according to tombstone) in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She married William R. Jackson on 12 September 1883 in Tallapoosa County. William R. was born on 01 July 1840 in Mississippi. Almeda died on 11 May 1927, and William died on 20 July 1928. They are buried in the Red Ridge Methodist Church Cemetery. Children:
James Edward "Ned" Canada was born in 1858 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. He married Lizzie (probably Elizabeth) Burson Porch, who was born about 1858. The Burson and Porch families are well known in Tallapoosa County but I have yet to place her with any Burson family. I have also not found a Lizzie Burson marriage to any Porch men. She was born in 1862 in Alabama. Edward died on 04 July 1930 and is buried in Midway Cemetery. Lizzie is buried there also. Children:
Possible relatives of Edward J. "Ned" Canada
Mary Ann Canada born January 21, 1805 in Georgia and married Jasper Kirkham McEwen. Edward's second wife was Mary McEwen. Is there a connection between Jasper and Mary McEwen? Jasper was the son of Robert McEwen and Rachel Hawkins. This family is covered by Peggy Loos in her web site at . You can contact Peggy at PeggyLoos@aol.com. Peggy shows Mary Ann to be the daughter of Jesse and Sarah Jones Canada, thus making her a sister of Edward Canada and Sallie Canada Umphries.
Lemuel Canada was born about 1807 in Georgia. He is found enumerated on the 1860 Tallapoosa County Census, just three houses down from E.J. Canada, living with John & Mary Ann Ward Porch. Living with them at the time was Lemuel Canada, a male age 17 years and John Canada, a male age 7 years. Lemuel was probably a brother to Edward. Mary Ann was likely a daughter of Nathan and Martha (Patsy) Canada Ward, and Martha was probably a sister to Lemuel and Edward J.
Martha Elizabeth (Patsy) Canada was born about 1808. She married Nathan Ward in Clarke County, Georgia on 26 December 1820.They had Mahala Ward, who married John Tippett.
Jincy Canida, born about 1820 (according to 1850 census record), married Alexander Clayton in Meriwether County, Georgia on 08 November1833, could be a sister of Edward. Had daughter Susan and son Nathan among others.
Susan A. Canady, born in 1823, either 02 Mar 1823 or 02 Jul 1823. She married William Porch on 24 October 1842 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She died died on 03 February 1885 and is buried in the Red Ridge Cemetery in Tallapoosa County. Could possibly be a sister of Edward.
Caleb Canady was born in Virginia in about 1770 and later died in Tallapoosa County in 1853. His children are listed in the census records of Tallapoosa County starting in 1850. Could this be a brother of Jesse Canada, Edward's father? Lemuel Canady was born approximately in 1807 in Georgia,
according to the 1860 Tallapoosa County, Alabama census records. He married Mary
A. _______. They had at least seven children:
Richard Edward CANADA [Lemuel] Richard Edward Canada was born on 03 August 1836 in Wetumpka, Alabama. He married Nancy Lee Luster in about 1856. Nancy died in about 1874, after giving birth to six children. Richard later married Snowie Effie Gray, daughter of Hillary Wade Gray and Sarah McBurnett. Richard served in the Confederate Army for four years and four months, serving in 59th Alabama Regiment, Company C. He was wounded in the last battle, and was General Robert E. Lee's flagbearer when Lee surrendered. It took Richard thirteen months to walk home after he was discharged. Richard and Snowie moved to Grayson County, Texas in 1888. Richard died on 24 January 1919 and is buried in Van Alstyne, Texas. It is not known where Nancy is buried or the exact date of her death. Children of Richard and Nancy:
Information on this family comes from Rayford Canada. He can be reached at CanadaRR@aol.com.
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