HAWKINS married Rebecca WISEMAN.
Rebecca WISEMAN [Parents] married HAWKINS.
William WISEMAN [Parents] married Barbara O'DELL.
Barbara O'DELL [Parents] was born 1821. She married William WISEMAN.
Jacob O'DELL [Parents] was born 1787 in Shenandoah County, VA. He died 1874 in Greenbrier County, VA.
He had the following children:
M i William O'DELL was born 1815 and died 1886. M ii Jeremiah O'DELL Jr. was born 1817 and died 1887. F iii Barbara O'DELL was born 1821. F iv Catherine O'DELL was born 1826. M v Samuel O'DELL was born 1827. F vi Rachel W. O'DELL was born 1827. F vii Rebecca Jane O'DELL was born 1830. M viii Alexander O'DELL was born 1835 and died 1859. F ix Martha Ann O'DELL was born 1836. F x Evaline F. O'DELL was born 1837. F xi Francina E. O'DELL was born 1840.
He had the following children:
M i Jeremiah O'DELL.
William O'DELL [Parents] was born 1815 in Nicholas County, VA. He died 1886 in Nicholas County, Va. William married Ellen MCCLUNG.
Ellen MCCLUNG [Parents] was born 1815 in Nicholas County, VA. She died 1886 in Nicholas County, VA. Ellen married William O'DELL.
They had the following children:
F i Martha O'DELL was born 1834. F ii Sarah Ann O'DELL was born 1836 and died 1871. M iii Franics Marion O'DELL was born 1838 and died 1919. F iv Rachel O'DELL was born 30 Oct 1839 and died 26 Nov 1923. M v Jacob O'DELL was born 1845.
On list of prisoners held by Confederate forces in 3/62
M. A. McClung, Alexander McClung, John W. O'Dell, Thomas A. Ramsay, Anthony Rader, Thomas Haywood. -Can find nothing in my opinion to justify their detention. The first two were sent down from General Floyd's brigade, but as they allege without his knowledge and without any specific charge against them, and none is made here except that they are suspected of disloyalty. The first, M. A. McClung, says that he is a secessionist and was arrested only because he was passing through General Floyd's camp to visit his brother in General Wise's camp the day before the battle of Cross Lanes, because as he was told no one could be allowed to leave that camp until after the battle which was then expected, and when after the battle the prisoners were sent down he was sent along without examination. The other four were Union men but all deny any complicity with the enemy; profess the utmost loyalty to the Confederate Government and their readiness to take the oath of allegiance if required to do so. They all reside near Summerville, and two of them, A. McClung and J. W. O'Dell, say that they passed once through the enemy's camp because it lay on the path of their avocations, and they were moreover curious to see the enemy's army under Tyler, and one of them, A. McClung, says that he exchanged some butter of coffee, giving eighteen pounds of butter for nine pounds of coffee. They are all Virginians, ignorant, illiterate and every simplemind. The sixth persons, Haywood, says that he is a sailor who was caught in Norfolk by the blockade, and crossed in an open boat to Warwick where his father resides with a view to join the army, and on his way home after landing he was caught and imprisoned. There is no charge against him.
Source: OR Series 2, Vol. II, Part 1, page 1432-33M vi Tobias O'DELL was born 1845. F vii Barbara O'DELL was born 1846. F viii Nancy O'DELL was born 1848. M ix William O'DELL Jr. was born 1849.
Leftridge BAILEY married Barbara O'DELL.
Barbara O'DELL [Parents] was born 1846. She married Leftridge BAILEY.
John BAILES married Nancy O'DELL.
Nancy O'DELL [Parents] was born 1848. She married John BAILES.
William O'DELL Jr. [Parents] was born 1849. He married Malcene E. SHAWVER on 1867.
Malcene E. SHAWVER married William O'DELL Jr. on 1867.
Samuel O'DELL [Parents] was born 1827. He married Nancy Ellen.
Nancy Ellen married Samuel O'DELL.
Alexander O'DELL [Parents] was born 1835 in Nicholas County, VA. He died 1859 in Nicholas County, Va. Alexander married Elizabeth Jane BENNETT.
Elizabeth Jane BENNETT [Parents] married Alexander O'DELL.