Prepared by Charles R. “Dick” Wood May 27, 2004 The
Family of James
Burgess Endsley

JAMES
BURGESS ENDSLEY MARY
AMNA BELL
Birth Date: 30
Nov 1836 Birth
Date: 11 Jan 1847
Death Date: 09 Dec 1917 Death Date: 25 Jan 1929
Buried: Round Hill Cemetery Buried: Round Hill Cemetery
Belfast, Marshall County, Tennessee Belfast, Marshall County, Tennessee
Military Service: Private, 32nd Tenn. Inf Mary Amna
Endsley died at her daughter,
Company
"G" (CSA) Ida May Endsley's home in New
Market, Alabama.
JAMES BURGESS ENDSLEY & MARY AMNA BELL
MARRIED 07 MARCH 1866 IN BEDFORD COUNTY TENNESSEE
(They lived their entire lives in Liberty Valley near
Belfast, Marshall
County, Tennessee.
All their children were born there)
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CHILDREN:
1. M. WILLIAM McGEE ENDSLEY 24
Dec 1866 02 Dec 1940 m. (1) Mary Lee Metcalfe 04 Oct 1887
(2) Pauline Ruess circa 1898
2.
M. JAMES ALVA ENDSLEY 11 Mar 1866 09
Jun 1917 m. Nora Wood 30 Sep 1893
3. M.
GEORGE RUFUS ENDSLEY 06 Aug 1871 31
Oct 1942 m. Mary Gertrude Woods 19 Jun 1891
4.
F. IDA MAE ENDSLEY 06 Nov
1872 28 Nov 1949 m.
William R. Neely 06
Nov 1890
5. M. CHARLIE ENDSLEY 19 Mar
1878 02 Jun 1878 INFANT DEATH
buried at Round Hill Cemetery
6. F. HATTIE NEAL ENDSLEY
26 Jan 1880 24 Oct 1908 m. John Calvin Alder 13 Dec 1898
7. M. CHARLES ROSS ENDSLEY,
SR. 24 Jan 1885 02 Feb 1961 m. Ethel May McQuiddy 25 Nov 1908
8. M.
JOHN LEE ENDSLEY 22 Nov 1887 04
Nov 1956 m. Jessie Lee Hazlett 9 Feb 1913
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PARENTS OF JAMES BURGESS ENDSLEY: PARENTS OF MARY AMNA BELL:
Father: John Milton Endsley
Father: Thomas H. Bell
Mother: Christiana Burgess
Mother: Martha O'Neal
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Notes from Dick Wood:
Dillard Ensley, Endsley/Ensley surname researcher, obtained his information about this family from internet, library resources and corresponding with others. Much of what he had compiled and shared with me about this family line echos information about the families found in Mrs. Lucy Blair's book, JOHN BLAIR of GUILFORD COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA and Some of his Decendants. Mrs. John Roy (Lula Cummings) Endsley, provided most of the ENDSLEY/CUMMINGS/LOWRY information for that book. Using the research of these very able researchers I was able to quickly gather more detail by obtaining death certificates, county court records, visiting cemeteries, reviewing tombstone publications and Census data, and talking to living descendants.