Over the past week, I have been researching the World War I Draft Registration Records and came across information on some of my ancestors.  I've listed below my findings, relationship, date of regisration and the location--if documented.

Harry Corillur-maternal grandfather - June 15, 1917 - Pierce County, GA
Frank Harris-paternal granduncle - Sept 17, 1915
Candy Martin-paternal 1st cousin/twice removed - June 5, 1915
Phillip Martin-no direct relationship-Grgrandaunt was married to his brother Charles-Phillip was the husband of Elvira Barrow Martin-Sept 17, 1915 
Walker Martin-paternal 1st cousin/twice removed - Sept 12, 1918
Govenor Wilson-grgranduncle-Sept 12, 1918.

Orange Thomas was my maternal great-grandfather.  His daughter, Hannah, was my grandmother.

Orange was born approximately 1860 in Alabama. Based on the 1880 census record, he and his family were residing in the Pike Road section of Montgomery, Alabama.

I was unable to find Orange on the 1870 census.  The only Orange Thomas that was found was living in Arkansas (Union Township) with a family by the name of Bill and Sarah Joseph.  His age was stated as 15.   

A few weeks ago, I ordered microfilm of probate records in Montgomery County, Alabama for the surnames of Thomas, Thompson, etc. in an effort to see if Orange could be found on any of these records.

While researching for this information, I will extract all slave related data and create a webpage to assist others in their endeavors.