English Clan - Kathy Allday's Grandfather Joseph Allday & Grandmother Lily. Arthur Joseph Allday was born in 1894 and married Lily Beatrice Caunter in 1915. He was in WWII. (submitted by Kathy Allday)

Southern US Clan - Dewayne Allday's Great Grandfather Richard Allday (far left). He had over 20 children and was in his 70s when the last one was born. He was born in 1855 in Clarke County, Alabama, USA. (Pictures courtesy of my second cousin Bob Bowles)

English Clan (London) - Anthony Phillip Charles "Tony" Allday of the music band T-Rex. Descended from Mr. Albert Allday (b. 1907 Grangetown, Yorkshire, England), son of Mr.George Allday (b. 1880 Eston, Yorkshire, England)(Submitted by Jason Allday)

English Clan (Norfolk) - Pioneer William Bensley Allday, R.E. was born on December 1, 1893 in Norfolk, England. He married Bessie Bolland in 1938 and would go on to have five sons and 3 daughters. He joined Suffolk Regiment at 16 1/2 years old and transferred to the Royal Engineers and was among the first British troops to land in France during WWI. He fought in every major battle and was promoted to Corporal. The medal was pinned on him by the late King George V when he visited the troops in France in early 1915.(Submitted by Aaron Louis Allday)

English Clan (Norfolk) - Pioneer William Bensley Allday, R.E. was born on December 1, 1893 in Norfolk, England.(Submitted by Aaron Louis Allday)

The Unveiling of the Alday Family Memorial Monument on Saturday, May 13, 2017 at 7019 River Road near Donalsonville, GA. It is in memory of the Alday family who were tragically and brutally slain on May 14, 1973, which at the time, was the largest mass murder in Georgia's history. The Alday's were a great Christian family and staple in their church and community and this event would change the entire community for decades. Their names were Ned Alday and his sons, Jerry, Chester, Jimmy, Jerry's wife Mary, and Ned's brother Aubrey Alday.(Photo provided by Donalsonville News and Uploaded by Dewayne Allday)

The Unveiling of the Alday Family Memorial Monument on the site where Ned Alday and his sons, Jerry, Chester, Jimmy, Jerry's wife Mary, and Ned's brother Aubrey Alday (Rest in Peace) were brutally murdered. Numerous books have been written about this. One of the better ones is Blood Echos by Thomas H. Cook. Another one is Dead Man Coming by Albany Herald reporter Charles Postell. The movie Murder One (1988)was based on this story which has also been portrayed on one of Discovery's "Evil Kin" series and multiple podcasts.(Photo provided by Donalsonville News and Uploaded by Dewayne Allday)