Budd Clay Wall, Sr

m Martha Nunnelee - 16 children (6 married)

William Herrin Wall July-Nov 1831 Jane Ann Wall Jan-Mar 1833

• Martha Elizabeth Wall Mar 1834-1921 m Wm Henry
• Sarah Nunnelee Wall 1838-1908 m Wm M Brawner
• Louisa Sophia Wall 1839-1893 m George G Fortson Susan Margaret Wall July-Oct 1840 Sophia Ellen Wall July-Sep 1841
• Mary Frances Wall 1843-1864 m Wm H Carpenter 1836-1902 11052900 Concord Cemetery, Elberton Eliza Jane Wall Jan 1845-Jan 1846
• Budd Clay Wall 1847-1930 (twin) John Calhoun Wall Apr 1847 (twin) Permilia Walter Wall Jan-Mar 1848
• James Nunnelee Wall 1850-1927 John Randolph Wall Feb-Apr 1852 Annie Corine Wall 1854-1865 Laura Ann Wall 1860-1863

m Henrietta Hearn Roane - 6 children

Thomas Julian Wall 1869-1900 Martha Walton Wall 1869-1913 m B.F. Smith Mary Francis Wall b about 1872 Walton Verdel Wall 1876-1930 Florence Connie Wall b about 1877 - haven't found Robert Edward Wall b about 1879

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According to the Elbert County History Book:

Willis Wall m Nancy Pace, b 1768, d 1850, daughter of Barnard Pace. They had children Martha, Cade, and Budd. Only Budd married.

Budd Clay Wall m (1) Aug 19, 1830, Martha W Nunnelee, (2) Mrs Gray nee Sloan. (Author's note, 2nd wife would be b 1800-1846, d 1866-1945).

Budd and Martha had 9 children: - William D. Wall d unmarried. - Elizabeth Wall, m Captain William B. Henry, C.S. - Louisa Wall, m George Fortson - Mary Frances Wall, m William Carpenter - Sarah Wall, m William Brawner - Budd Clay Wall (see bio below), m Annie Cassandra McIntosh - James N. Wall, m (1) Ella Fortson, (2) Mrs. Virginia Cleveland Gant - Annie Wall - Laura Wall

Budd and his second wife had 6 children: - Thomas Wall, m Georgia Hammond - Mattie Wall, m Dr B.F. Smith - Fanny Wall - Edward Wall - Florence Wall - Daughter Wall

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NEXT SOURCE genealogytrails.com/geo/elbert/bios.html about Budd C Wall JR mentions his father and family.

Wall, Budd C., who is engaged in the grocery trade in Augusta, as a jobber and retailer, was born on the home plantation, in Elbert county, Ga., April 24, 1847, a son of Budd C. and Martha (Nunnelee) Wall, both natives of Elbert county. The father, who was born in 1803, was a successful agriculturist of Elbert county, where he passed his entire life, his death occurring in August, 1874. The death of his wife occurred in 1866. He was a son of Cade and Nancy (Pace) Wall, both of whom were born in Virginia, whence they removed to Elbert county, prior to the war of the Revolution. Nancy (Pace) Wall lived to attain the extremely venerable age of one hundred and five years. The maternal grandparents of the subject of this sketch were James F. and Jane (Nash) Nunnelee. Budd C. Wall was reared on the home plantation and attended the schools of the locality until he had attained the age of thirteen years, or until the beginning of the Civil war. In December, 1863, when but sixteen years of age, he enlisted as a private in Company C, Seventh Georgia cavalry... Note: Need poem

• Updated from Find A Grave Memorial via son Budd Clay Wall by SmartCopy: Feb 25 2015, 5:05:26 UTC