Cecil Ward Gwaltney, Sr. of Smithfield VA. He was the founder of Gwaltney Motor Company, which was a successful business in Smithfield for years.
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The Dock Allen Gwaltney Family (sans Dock) of Zuni, VA.
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The Donald Wayne Gwaltney Family of Smithfield, VA
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Henry Oliver and Grace Gwaltney of Isle of Wight County, VA
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Joseph Jackson Gwaltney of Newport News, VA
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Donald Gwaltney of Alexander Co. NC
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The J.P. Gwaltney Family of Hiddenite, Alexander Co. NC
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Josephus Perry Gwaltney, also called Jasiel Perry, Jay Perry, or just simply J.P. Gwaltney. J.P. was a Civil War Veteran who became a noted Baptist preacher in the foothills of North Carolina. Some of his descendents still have the saddlebags he used to carry his Bible and supplies as he rode horseback to his churches to preach.
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J.P. Gwaltney Jr. of Hiddenite, NC
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Leroy Parks Gwaltney, who was a cousin of J.P. Gwaltney, was also a noted Baptist preacher in Alexander County, NC. He lived in Vashti, NC. He and J.P. Gwaltney are both the subjects of a book called The School of the Prophets.
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Rogers Gwaltney of Hiddenite, NC
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Henry Jackson and Saphronia Gwatney of Conway, AR.
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The Gwaltney Cemetery of Midway, Spencer County IN. Midway was at one time referred to as Gwaltneyville due to the large Gwaltney family presence there. Today, due to the lack of male offspring, the loss of the Gwaltney name through marriage, and some movement from Spencer County, the name of Gwaltney is basically a memory in Midway, IN.
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J.J. Gwaltney of Midway, Spencer County, IN. Josiah was a family namesake. It was J.J.'s grandfather, Josiah Gwaltney who left Isle of Wight County VA in the early 1800's and moved to the Hamilton Co. (Cincinnati) OH region. From there, a branch of Gwaltneys moved across the state line westward into Spencer County IN.
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John Moore Gwaltney of Midway, Spencer County, IN. John was the brother of Josiah Jackson Gwaltney
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Lafayette Gwaltney of Gibson County, IN
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