Family of Ocey Snead
- John B. Wardlaw I (1817-?) who married Martha Eliza Seaborn? (1828–1910) was a South Carolina Supreme Court justice
- Caroline B. Wardlaw (1847–1913) who married X Martin (c1845-1901), a Colonel, who she killed for the $10,000 insurance
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- Mary Alberta Snead (1908)
- David Pollock Snead (1909–1910)
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- Mary E.L. Wardlaw (1849-?) who married Fletcher Tillman Snead (1829–1891) an attorney and mayor of Oglethorpe, Georgia
- Fletcher Wardlaw Snead (1875–1955) who married his first cousin Ocey Wardlaw Martin (c1880-1909)
- Mary Alberta Snead (1908)
- David Pollock Snead (1909–1910)
- John Wardlaw Snead (c1875-c1890) was set on fire by his own family to collect the $12,000 insurance
- Fletcher Wardlaw Snead (1875–1955) who married his first cousin Ocey Wardlaw Martin (c1880-1909)
- Virginia G. Wardlaw (1852–1910) was head of Montgomery Female College Christiansburg, Virginia and later Soule College in Murfreesboro, Tennessee
- John B. Wardlaw II (1854-?), reverend
- Albert G. Wardlaw (1856-?), reverend
- Bessie Warldaw (c1861-?) who married a Spindle
- Caroline B. Wardlaw (1847–1913) who married X Martin (c1845-1901), a Colonel, who she killed for the $10,000 insurance
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