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  Sourse: Mildred Roden, Cassville Mo. and Edgar Hulse, both
  descendants of Mary Aday Hulse.  Edgar was her son.  I have
  searched for any information on this first family.  I have
  found no further record of any of the children of this
  marriage except some records for John Aday that could
  possibly fit.  I have found absolutely no record for any of
  the females in this family.  The names and dates are
  supposed to be from Boaz Aday's Bible which Edgar Hulse had
  at one time.  I have not seen the Bible and have talked
  with no one else who claims to have seen this Bible except
  Edgar Hulse.
  
  
  According to Edgar Hulse, Boaz was a circuit riding
  Methodist Preacher in Tennessee.  He supposedly left a
  family in Tennessee when he became displeased with the
  actions of his wife while he was away preaching.  He was in
  the Ozarks by 1840, maybe shortly after 1831.  Edgar Hulse
  said the last child was born in Lawrenceburg, Lawrence Co.
  Tennessee.   After he left this first wife he married
  Martha Patsy Williams either in Tenn. or in the Ozarks.  I
  have found no record of either marriage or a divorce from
  the first wife.  He also said Boaz operated a grist mill in
  the area of Baxter, Mo. Stone County.  I found no land
  record for Boaz, but his widow, Martha Aday owned 80 acres
  on Big Indian Creek.  She owned both sides of the Creek
  where it crosses Highway 86 today.  She sold this land to
  her son in 1877 and this is were he raised his family.
  
  TENNESSEE RECORDS
  
  Tax Lists Lloyd Aday Grainger Co. 1799, 1805 Walter Aday
  Grainger Co. 1805 Levi Aday Grainger Co. 1805
  
  1810 Grainger Co. census Levi Aday Male 26-45 ( 1765-1784)
  Fem. 16-26 (1784-1794) Male -10 (1800-1810) Fem. -10
  (1800-1810)
  
  Orasho Aday Male 26-45 Male 10-16 Male 10-16 Male -10 Male
  -10 Male -10 Fem. 10-16
  
  Mary Female over 45 Female over 45 4 Slaves
  
  1830 Giles Co. census
  
  Boras Aidy pg 189 Male 40-50 (1780-1790) I think this is
  Boaz Aday on 1850 Taney Co. Mo census Female 40-50 Male
  30-40 Female 15-20 Female 5-10 Female 5-10 Female -5
  
  Parker Ady pg 186 Female 15-20 Female -5 Male -5
  
  Tally Aidy pg 168 Female 20-30 Female 10-15 Male 10-15
  Female 5-10 Male -5
  
  Bones Sidy?  ? was part of listing (think this is Boaz
  Walter Aday
       pg 169 male 15-20 female 15-20 female 15-20 female
  10-15 male 5-10
  
  1840 McNairy Co. TEnn. census Horatio Ady Male 20-30 Female
  15-20 Female -05
  
  1840 Crawford Co. Ark census Boaz W. Aday male 20-30 Female
  20-30 Female -5
  
  1850 Taney Co. Mo census B. Aday  male59 Tn M.  Aday female
  42 Tn S.  female 18 Tn W. G. male 8 Ark I. M. male 5 Ark M.
  J. 7 months female Mo
  
  1850 Searcy Co. Ark. census
  
  Horatio Aday 34 Tenn. Sarah 29 TN Isabell 11 Tn William R.
  6 Ark Lucinda 2 Ark
  
  Edmond Aday 32 Tn Rebecca 23 Tn Francis 9 Tn Emily 4 Ark
  John W. 2 Ar Wade Blassingame 4 mo Ark
  
  1860 Crawford Co. Ark Boaz W. Aday 48 Tn Susan 34 Mo Mary
  A. 15 Ark Boaz 10 Ark Zacharia 8 Ark Martin 1  (maybe
  Martha)
  
  1860 Searcy Co. Ark Horatio Aday 45 Tn Sarah 40 Tn  William
  R. 17 Ark Lucinda 12 Ark Geroge 10 Ar Jackson 7 Ark Boze 4
  Ark Elizabeth 1 Ark
  
  1860 Pope Indep. Twp pg 125 Edmond Aday 42 Tn Rebecca 32 Tn
  Francis M. 19 Tn William Hl 16 Ark Amanda A. 14 Ark John N.
  12 Ark Wade B. 10 Ark Elizabeth 8 Ark Lucindia I 5 Ark
  Elizz C. 3 Ark Martha E. Ark
  
  1870 Crawford Co. Ark B. W. Ada 67 Tn Souson 45 Mo B. J. 20
  Mo Z. T. 17 Ark Martha 11 Ark Talitha 9 Ark Mary ? 18 Ark
  
  Boaz W. Aday died ca 1891 A Boaz Aday signed a pet. for a
  mail route in Craw. Co. in 1834, Ark. Terr. pappers
  
  There is a Aday Cemt. near Mountainburg.  The land for teh
  Cemt. and school was donated by Boaz Aday and it was named
  after him.   He is probably buried there but only 3 or 4
  graves are marked. 1870 Stone Co. Mo Cass Twp Edward Aday
  52 Tn Rebecca 32 Tn Wade 20 Ark Lucinda J. 15 ARk Eliza C.
  13 ARk Martha E. 10 Ark
  
  
  Found no 1840 census listing for Boaz Aday - 1850 census in
  Taney Co. Mo. Boaz Aday listed as Doctor on 1850 census,
  age 59, born in Tennessee.
  
  In 1840 Horatio Ady in McNairy Co. Tennessee.  In 1850
  Searcy Co. Ark. census Horatio Aday age 34 born in
  Tennessee, wife Sarah age 29 born in Tennessee, children
  Isabell age 11 born Tennessee, William r. age 6 born Ark.,
  Lucinda age 2 born Ark.  Also on smae census Edmond Aday
  age 32 born Tenn., wife Rebecca age 23 born Tenn and
  several children. In 1860 Searcy Co. Census same Horatio
  added children Goerge age 10, Boze age 4, and Elizabeth age
  1. In 1860 Edward and Rebecca Aday and family are listed in
  Pople Co. Ark. Census, Indep. Twp. page 125.  In 1870
  Edward and Rebecca Aday are in Stone Co. Missouri Cass Twp.
  The same children are listed with Edmond and Edward so
  this is the same family.
  
  All these Adays have to be related.  The name Boaz Aday is
  very uncommon and points to a definate relationship between
  all these families.
  
  Virginia Records:  Walter Adde married Mary Maxey 1776
  Bedford Co. VA. VA Tax Lists 1782-1787
       Walter Aday Bedford Co.
       Horatio Aday Wyth Co.
       John Aday Ohio Co. Walter Aday bought land in Franklin
  Co. VA 1786 Walter Aday and wife Mary sold same land in
  1788.  Franklin Co. formed from Bedford.
  
  Tennessee Records:  Walter Aday bought land in Sullivan Co.
  1789.  Walter Aday will dated Aug 12 1806 Grainger Co.
  names wife Mary daus. Cloe, Frankey, Mary Smith, and
  youngest son Levi.
  
  Found in LDS records:
       Pheobe Boaz married Josiah Maxey 1772 Bedford Co. VA
       Boaz Maxey born to Pheobe and Josiah Maxey Bed. Co. VA
  1790
       Sarah Maxey born to Pheobe and Joshiah Maxey Bed. Co.
  VA 1783
       Sally Maxey married Levi Agee 23 Sept. 1811 Franklin
  Co. VA
       Sarah Maxey dau. James Maxey and Sarah Agee born 1814
  Franklin Co. VA
       Walter Eddey married Elizabeth Grimes 12 July 1806
  Wilson Co. Tennessee This Boaz and Maxey connection must be
  the source of our Boaz Aday name but I do not know exactly
  how it connects.
  
  
  This Walter has to be related to the Walter in Giles Co. in
  1830, but am not sure how.
  
  In 1820 there is a Walter Aday in Giles Co. with a large
  family.  It is likely both these Boaz Aday's are related to
  Walter but he surely did not have two sons named Boaz.
  
  NOTES: on the 1850 Taney Co. census there is another child
  listed as S. (Sarah Aday) b. 1832 Tenn.  I do not believe
  this is Boaz Adays child and have no information of a prior
  marriage for Martha Williams, however, W. G. H. Aday states
  is his pension file that Sarah Aday is his sister.
       Boaz Aday left Tenn. sometime after William B. Aday
  was born in 1831 in Lawrencebrug, Lawrence Co. Tenn., came
  to the Ozarks and married Martha Williams or married her in
  Tenn. before he came to the Ozarks.
  
  Boaz Aday tax list Carroll Co. Arkansas 1844, no land, 1845
  1 horse.
  
  Notes from Leta:  Knoxville, Tenn, McClung Historical
  Collection, 500 Church Ave., Sept 1989 Giles Co. Court
  Minutes 1833 Original Index Aidy, John page 3 Ordered that
  John Aidy and Thomas J. Barrett be bound apprenticed to Wm.
  S. Moncrief on indenture to that effect having been entered
  into between the chariman of this court and said Wm. S.
  Moncrief
  
  County Ct. minutes 1823-1825 Aday, Walter pg 321 Aidy,
  Joseph pg 514 Pg. 321  Ordered that Hugh Bratton, Daniel F.
  Moore, Archibald Bassham, Bradley Phifer, Walter Aday, John
  Black and Owen Hardy or any 5 of them appointed a jury to
  view and alter the Florence road to take off from the old
  road on the hill by Asa McGees and to intersect said road
  at Daniel Mooer's and make report thereof to the next
  meeting of this court.
  
  pag 514  Ordered that Robert Ross appointed to oversee the
  opening of the road that leads from Brattons hill near the
  head of Mooers Creek to th county line, in a direction to
  Florence from the road going to Anthonys mill form Brattons
  to the county line and that he have under his direction for
  that purpose all the following hands Towit, James Gean,
  Harvey Gean, John Warren, Hannibal Wheeler, George
  Hillhouse, William H. Ross, Theron H. Ross, Joseph Aidy,
  Owen Hardy, Bradley Phifer, Wm. Phifer, Charles Phifer,
  Joseph Phifer, Tyree Yates and Samuel Yates.
  
  
  I have a Horatio Addy/Aday married to a Sarah Marler b
  1821. Her sister Rebecca Marler b 1823 married an Edmond
  Addy/Aday and their brother Josiah C. Marler b 1825 married
  an Ellen Addy/Aday. Can anyone tell me if the Addy/s were
  indeed brothers and sister. Any connection to this line, I
  would love hearing from you. ** Rose Marler, on genforum
  
  Information that I have (collected by others) indicates
  that Horatio Aday filed an application for permission to
  come into Mississippi Territory (what is now Alabama)
  around 1809. The 1810 Madison Co., Alabama census lists
  Horatio Aday. Furthermore, the 1812 Madison Co., Alabama
  tax lists Horatio Aday (Eddy) as having 160 acres, val
  $300, 5 slaves, tax 6.00. In 1816, Horatio is listed as one
  of the Alabama Early Settlers. I have a Felix Grundy Aday,
  born July 24, 1836 in Alabama. Married Sept. 20 1857 to
  Mary A.F. Woodard. He died in Tate Co.,Mississippi June 19,
  1881. Their children were: Sarah Jane, b. 1860, Alabama,
  died Ellis Co., Texas July 17, 1933., George R. Aday, b
  1862, M.S. Aday, b. 1864, James B. Aday, b. 1866, John
  R.??Aday, b. 1868 (maybe your John B.??, Felix Aday, Jr. b.
  1872, William C. b. 1874, died 1896 in Ellix Co., Texas.
  Felix Grindy Aday, Sr. was the son of George W. Aday, b. ca
  1810 in Tennessee, he died before 1863 and Merry Edey?sp?,
  b. ca 1812.[576008.ftw]
  
  Sourse: Mildred Roden, Cassville Mo. and Edgar Hulse, both descendants of Mary Aday Hulse.  Edgar was her son.  I have searched for any information on this fi rst family.  I have found no further record of any of the children of this marr iage except some records for John Aday that could possibly fit.  I have found a bsolutely no record for any of the females in this family.  The names and dates are supposed to be from Boaz Aday's Bible which Edgar Hulse had at one time. I have not seen the Bible and have talked with no one else who claims to have s een this Bible except Edgar Hulse. According to Edgar Hulse, Boaz was a circuit riding Methodist Preacher in Tennessee.  He supposedly left a family in Tennes see when he became displeased with the actions of his wife while he was away pr eaching.  He was in the Ozarks by 1840, maybe shortly after 1831.  Edgar Hulse said the last child was born in Lawrenceburg, Lawrence Co. Tennessee.   After h e left this first wife he married Martha Patsy Williams either in Tenn. or in t he Ozarks.  I have found no record of either marriage or a divorce from the fir st wife.  He also said Boaz operated a grist mill in the area of Baxter, Mo. St one County.  I found no land record for Boaz, but his widow, Martha Aday owned 80 acres on Big Indian Creek.  She owned both sides of the Creek where it cross es Highway 86 today.  She sold this land to her son in 1877 and this is were he raised his family. TENNESSEE RECORDS Tax Lists Lloyd Aday Grainger Co. 1799, 1 805 Walter Aday Grainger Co. 1805 Levi Aday Grainger Co. 1805 1810 Grainger Co. census Levi Aday Male 26-45 ( 1765-1784) Fem. 16-26 (1784-1794) Male -10 (1800 -1810) Fem. -10 (1800-1810) Orasho Aday Male 26-45 Male 10-16 Male 10-16 Male - 10 Male -10 Male -10 Fem. 10-16 Mary Female over 45 Female over 45 4 Slaves 183 0 Giles Co. census Boras Aidy pg 189 Male 40-50 (1780-1790) I think this is Boa z Aday on 1850 Taney Co. Mo census Female 40-50 Male 30-40 Female 15-20 Female 5-10 Female 5-10 Female -5 Parker Ady pg 186 Female 15-20 Female -5 Male -5 Tal ly Aidy pg 168 Female 20-30 Female 10-15 Male 10-15 Female 5-10 Male -5 Bones S idy?  ? was part of listing (think this is Boaz Walter Aday pg 169 male 15-20 f emale 15-20 female 15-20 female 10-15 male 5-10 1840 McNairy Co. TEnn. census H oratio Ady Male 20-30 Female 15-20 Female -05 1840 Crawford Co. Ark census Boaz W. Aday male 20-30 Female 20-30 Female -5 1850 Taney Co. Mo census B. Aday  ma le59 Tn M.  Aday female 42 Tn S.  female 18 Tn W. G. male 8 Ark I. M. male 5 Ar k M. J. 7 months female Mo 1850 Searcy Co. Ark. census Horatio Aday 34 Tenn. Sa rah 29 TN Isabell 11 Tn William R. 6 Ark Lucinda 2 Ark Edmond Aday 32 Tn Rebecc a 23 Tn Francis 9 Tn Emily 4 Ark John W. 2 Ar Wade Blassingame 4 mo Ark 1860 Cr awford Co. Ark Boaz W. Aday 48 Tn Susan 34 Mo Mary A. 15 Ark Boaz 10 Ark Zachar ia 8 Ark Martin 1  (maybe Martha) 1860 Searcy Co. Ark Horatio Aday 45 Tn Sarah 40 Tn William R. 17 Ark Lucinda 12 Ark Geroge 10 Ar Jackson 7 Ark Boze 4 Ark El izabeth 1 Ark 1860 Pope Indep. Twp pg 125 Edmond Aday 42 Tn Rebecca 32 Tn Franc is M. 19 Tn William Hl 16 Ark Amanda A. 14 Ark John N. 12 Ark Wade B. 10 Ark El izabeth 8 Ark Lucindia I 5 Ark Elizz C. 3 Ark Martha E. Ark 1870 Crawford Co. A rk B. W. Ada 67 Tn Souson 45 Mo B. J. 20 Mo Z. T. 17 Ark Martha 11 Ark Talitha 9 Ark Mary ? 18 Ark Boaz W. Aday died ca 1891 A Boaz Aday signed a pet. for a m ail route in Craw. Co. in 1834, Ark. Terr. pappers There is a Aday Cemt. near M ountainburg.  The land for teh Cemt. and school was donated by Boaz Aday and it was named after him.   He is probably buried there but only 3 or 4 graves are marked. 1870 Stone Co. Mo Cass Twp Edward Aday 52 Tn Rebecca 32 Tn Wade 20 Ark Lucinda J. 15 ARk Eliza C. 13 ARk Martha E. 10 Ark Found no 1840 census listing for Boaz Aday - 1850 census in Taney Co. Mo. Boaz Aday listed as Doctor on 185 0 census, age 59, born in Tennessee. In 1840 Horatio Ady in McNairy Co. Tenness ee.  In 1850 Searcy Co. Ark. census Horatio Aday

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