The heirs were: 1. Joseph Zeigler married to Lucinda Stokes 2.

Different spellings of the original surname are a common occurrence.

Dictionaries of surnames indicate probable spellings variations of Zeigler to be: Seakler, Seigeler, Zeagler, Zeaglar, Zeikler, Ziegler and Zigler.

She married ELE WAYNE OTWELL February 21, 1901, son of RICHARD OTWELL and LOUVICE VOLENTINE.

Mrs. Sarah Otwell Mrs.

Sarah Pink Otwell, 93, of Winnsboro, died Tuesday at Kings Sanitarium in Winnsboro after a long illness.

Funeral services will be at 11 a.m.

Fort Necessity BaptistChurch with the Rev.

Survivors include two daughters, Miss Dulcie Otwell and Mrs.

Lillie Robinson, both of Winnsboro; five sons, Jake Otwell and Ernest Otwell, both of Winnsboro, Ele Wayne Otwell of Natchitoches, Dr.

Guy Otwell of Port Allen andQuinton Otwell of Hattiesburg, Miss.; one brother, Walter Zeagler of Rosefield; onesister, Mrs.

Catherine Otwell of Extension; 14 grandchildren; 10great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild, Kimberley Lindo.

Mrs. Otwell was the fifth oldest of ten children born to the union of Francis Marion Zeagler and Sarah Elizabeth Flowers, who married in Catahoula Parish on December 26, 1868.

She was survived by five sons, Ernest, Jake Wolff, Ele Wayne Jr., Guy, and Quinton Otwell; two daughters, Lelar Dulcie Otwell and Lillie Mae Robinson; one brother, Cary Walter Zeagler; one sister, Matilda Catharine Otwell; and several grandchildren.

Generation No. 5 FRANCIS M.

ZEAGLER PHOTO TAKEN IN 1902 (standing) Matilda Cathrine Zeagler, Fredrick Preston Zeagler, Mary Anna (Molly)Zeagler, Lela Belle Zeagler, Cary Walter Zeagler (sitting) Ele Wayne Otwell, Sarah Elizabeth Zeagler Otwell (holding Lelar Dulcie Otwell), Fransis M.

July 24, 1874; d.

December 12, 1948.

RUFUS WINFIELD ZEAGLER, b.

May 07, 1876; d. October 09, 1894.

SARAH ELIZABETH ZEAGLER, b.

He married SARAH LIVICA in Orangeburgh district of South Carolina.

John Zigler is shown in the 1810 census of Jefferson Co., MS, with wife and 5 children.

John Zeagler 1820 census of Franklin Co., MS with his wife and 10 children.

John Zeagler is shown in the 1830 census of Franklin Co., MS with wife and 7 children.

The land owned by John Zeigler at the time of his death was on the old Monroe road about 13 miles from Harrisonburgh.

It is about where the stage coach depot was located, owned and operated by Benjamin F.

Cassels, Benjamin was Johns son-in-law married to Catherine Zeigler November 10, 1824.

John Zeigler was affiliated with the Whig Party and was duly qualified to vote in Catahoula Parish in October 1840-Tippecanoe Register-Judge McGebee.

John Zeigler served in the War of 1812 from September 19, 1812 to March 18, 1813.

He was a private in Captain Jacob Guices Company of Infantry, from the Militia of Mississippi Territory in the command of Col.

Ferdinand L. Claiborne.

PROBATE RECORDS Succession was filed March 26, 1849 and states that John Zeigler died in February of 1849.

All personal property, not including land was appraised at 468.52.

On November 8, 1860 another petition was filed by John Zeiglers son Simpson, stating that the assets of the estate were not being properly administered.

The petition asked that the assets be inventoried, appraised and sold at public auction so that the heirs could receive their share.

Joseph Zeigler married to Lucinda Stokes 2.

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