CHILDREN OF SARAH ALLEN COLEMAN PREWITT AND ANDREW JACKSON PREWITT
1. Georgia Virginia Prewitt, born December 1, 1864, married R. S. (Rob) Weeks, had eight children.
2. Daniel Russell Prewitt, named for his grandfather Isaiah Daniel Coleman, born April 11, 1866, died of pneumonia 1882.
3. Lena Roberta Prewitt, born February 10, 1868, married A. B. Reed. Had one son, John, recently living in Houston, Texas.
4. Mary Hattie Prewitt, born April 21, 1870, married T. B. Davis. Had one daughter, Hattie, presently living in Bartow, Florida.
5. John Henry Prewitt, born December 23, 1871, married first Tede Montgomery and had five children, Herbert, Thelma, Mary, Andy and Hilary. Married second, Roberta Boone, and had three children, Robert, Sarah, and Homer. John Henry Prewitt died the 11 day of July, 1945, and is buried in the cemetery at the Fentress Baptist Church, of which he was a long time Deacon and leader.
6. Andrew Jackson Prewitt, Jr., born December 2, 1873. Married Maude Hunt. Had two children, Reverend Thomas Oren Prewitt, now of Jackson, Mississippi, and Andy Maude, who died at about the age of fourteen.
7. Carrie Savala Prewitt, born September 23, 1875, married William Emmett Blackwood. Had four children. Three sons, Roy, Doyle, and James, of the famous Blackwood Brothers Quartet, and a daughter, Lena, who married Edward L. Cain.
8. Rufus Dudley Prewitt, born March 31, 1877, married Mary Carter, had two sons, Latimer and Jack Russell. Rufus Dudley Prewitt was once Tax Assessor of Choctaw County, Mississippi, as was his father before him.
9. Blumer Francis Prewitt, born December 31, 1878, married first, Susan Moss, and had two children, Etmae and James. After the death of his first wife, married again and is presently living in Atlanta, Georgia.
10. Sarah Elizabeth Prewitt, born February 12, 1881. Married Amzi Robinson. Died recently in Houston, Texas.
11. Charles Dickson Prewitt, born February 20, 1883, married Kate Carter, sister to the wife of Rufus Dudley Prewitt. Presently lives in Greenwood, Mississippi.
