0 HEAD 1 SOUR PAF 2 NAME Personal Ancestral File 2 VERS 5.2.18.0 2 CORP The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 3 ADDR 50 East North Temple Street 4 CONT Salt Lake City, UT 84150 4 CONT USA 1 DEST PAF 1 DATE 23 Jan 2005 2 TIME 14:43:41 1 FILE ancestors.ged 1 GEDC 2 VERS 5.5 2 FORM LINEAGE-LINKED 1 CHAR UTF-8 1 LANG English 1 SUBM @SUB1@ 0 @SUB1@ SUBM 1 NAME Sherry Sorrells Finchum 1 ADDR 1291 Ashwood Drive 2 CONT Jefferson City, TN 37760-5350 2 CONT FAX (865) 475-9386 2 CTRY USA 1 PHON (865) 475-6844 1 EMAIL e-mail: finchums@usinternet.com 0 @I1@ INDI 1 NAME Sherry Lynn /Sorrells/ 2 SURN Sorrells 2 GIVN Sherry Lynn 1 SEX F 1 _UID 0078DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EF2E4 1 FAMC @F2@ 0 @I3@ INDI 1 NAME George "Fred" /Sorrells/ 2 SURN Sorrells 2 GIVN George "Fred" 1 SEX M 1 _UID 0478DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EF624 1 FAMS @F2@ 1 FAMC @F7@ 0 @I4@ INDI 1 NAME Freddie "Loretta" /Ingle/ 2 SURN Ingle 2 GIVN Freddie "Loretta" 2 _AKA Tassie 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 10 Jun 1938 2 PLAC Tazewell, Claiborne Co, TN 2 SOUR @S44@ 3 PAGE #272372 3 DATA 4 TEXT Delayed Certificate of Birth. 5 CONT Documentation from the family Bible record and Original Baby Book provided by her mother. 4 DATE 14 Feb 1944 1 DEAT 2 DATE 14 Dec 2002 2 PLAC Knox Co., Knoxville, TN 2 CAUS Colon Cancer 1 BURI 2 DATE 17 Dec 2002 2 PLAC Foster Cemetery, Petersburg, PoGrab Community, Lincoln Co., TN 1 DSCR 5' 5" Brown Hair, Brown Eyes 1 _UID 0678DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EF844 1 FAMS @F2@ 1 FAMC @F8@ 1 NOTE She graduated Valedictorian from Pi Beta Phi High School, Gatlinburg, TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT Attended Carson Newman College in Jefferson City, TN as an English major. 2 CONT 2 CONT She was the secretary for the Director of Schools in the Greeneville City School System, Gree 2 CONC neville, TN. She retired in December 1998. 2 CONT 2 CONT She grew up as a Baptist, was a Methodist for several years, but rejoined the Baptist Churc 2 CONC h when she married. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Greeneville, TN where sh 2 CONC e and Fred taught an Adult Sunday School Class. She was then a member of the First Baptist C 2 CONC hurch, Jefferson City, TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT She was called "Tassie" by her grandchildren. Her first grandchild, Brent Emory McAfee calle 2 CONC d her this because he could not say, "Granny". 2 CONT 2 CONT She was diagnosed with colon cancer in May of 2000. She had extensive chemotheraphy treatmen 2 CONC t. She learned that the cancer has matastized to her bone, lungs, and liver in June of 2002 2 CONC . She had radiation and chemotherapy during the next several months. 2 CONT 2 CONT She spent the last years of her life ministering to numerous cancer patients in Jefferson Cou 2 CONC nty. She was loved by many because of her strong faith in Christ and her constant encouragem 2 CONC ent to others. 2 CONT 2 CONT Obituary: "Loretta Ingle Sorrells Died: 12-14-2002 JEFFERSON CITY — Loretta Ingle Sorrells 2 CONC , 64, of Jefferson City, formerly of Greeneville, died early Saturday morning at Fort Sander 2 CONC s Regional Medical Center In Knoxville, after an extended battle with cancer, which her famil 2 CONC y stated she fought courageously. 2 CONT She was an active member of First Baptist Church of Jefferson City. 2 CONT Mrs. Sorrells was a former employee of Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City High School, Jef 2 CONC ferson County Board of Education and Greeneville City School System. 2 CONT Survivors include her husband of 45 years: Fred Sorrells; her daughter and son-in-law: Sherr 2 CONC y and Mark Finchum of Jefferson City; her sons and daughters-in-law: Tim and Tracy Sorrells o 2 CONC f Greenville, S.C., and Clark and Karen Sorrells of Asheville, N.C.; grandchildren: Brent McA 2 CONC fee, Eric McAfee, and Katie McAfee, all of Jefferson City, Caleb Sorrells, Jordan Sorrells, a 2 CONC nd Emma Sorrells, all of Greenville (S.C.) and Lillie Sorrells, Hannah Sorrells, and Jacob So 2 CONC rrells, all of Asheville; a brother and sister-in-law: Cecil and Faye Ingle of Dyer; a brothe 2 CONC r-in-law and sister-in-law: Richard and Dorothy Burleson of Kingsport; a sister-in-law and br 2 CONC other-in-law: Shirley and Madison Carey of Memphis; and several nieces and nephews. 2 CONT She was preceded in death by her parents: Fred Ingle and Emma Deane Ingle Waltemate; and he 2 CONC r stepfather: Bill Waltemate. 2 CONT The family will receive friends from 5-7 p.m. today at First Baptist Church of Jefferson City 2 CONC . 2 CONT The funeral service will be follow at 7 o’clock at the church. The Rev. Dr. Gene Wilder and t 2 CONC he Rev. Dr. Joe Stacker will officiate. 2 CONT A graveside service will be held at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon in Foster Cemetery in Petersb 2 CONC urg. 2 CONT Memorial contributions may be made to the church of the donor’s choice. 2 CONT Farrar Funeral Home in Jefferson City is in charge of arrangements." 2 CONT 2 CONT Cause of death: matastatis rectal carcinome: bone, liver, lungs 1 SOUR @S4@ 2 DATA 3 DATE 5 Feb 1944 for birth 10 June 1938 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Jun 2003 3 TIME 15:45:57 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\tassie3.jpg 2 TITL Loretta Sorrells June 2002 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I5@ INDI 1 NAME Leonard Dayton /Sorrells/ 2 SURN Sorrells 2 GIVN Leonard Dayton 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 10 Nov 1902 2 PLAC Marshall County, TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 24 Aug 1992 2 PLAC Greeneville, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Old Orchard Cemetery, Po-Grab (Petersburg), Lincoln County, TN 1 _UID 0878DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EFA64 1 FAMS @F7@ 1 FAMC @F9@ 1 RELI 2 DATE Southern Baptist 1 NOTE Death Certificate state of TN Vital Statistics, Copy in possession of Sherry S. Finchum He d 2 CONC ied after a series of strokes. He was diagnosed with Senile Dementia. 2 CONT 2 CONT Social Security Number: 400-07-8853 2 CONT 2 CONT He had diabetes that he developed later in life, and controlled with his diet. 2 CONT 2 CONT Birth of children- Certificates in possession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT He was a farmer. 2 CONT 2 CONT At one time he was the store manager of a miner's commissary in Yancey, KY. The miner's pai 2 CONC d to visit the commissary through script. "Scripting" was a form of payment by the mining co 2 CONC mpany. The boss signed a note that endorsed their purchase of a fixed amount of goods at th 2 CONC e commissary. 2 CONT 2 CONT "Granddaddy was a very spiritual man. I remember seeing him read his Bible every time we vis 2 CONC ited. He was a deacon at Hannah's Gap Baptist Church in PoGrab, TN. I never saw him angry 2 CONC . He loved his family and especially his grandchildren!! My favorite memories of him are wh 2 CONC en I climbed into his lap to have him 'scrape' and apple for me, and he would also let me tak 2 CONC e his knife and clean under his fingernails when he had been working out on the farm." (Sherr 2 CONC y Sorrells FINCHUM) 2 CONT 2 CONT He was called "GreatDaddy" by his great-grandchildren. 1 SOUR @S5@ 2 DATA 3 DATE 24 Aug 1992 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Jan 2001 3 TIME 21:03:48 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\leonardandvidasorrells.jpg 2 TITL Leonard & Vida Redd SORRELLS 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\arborhillschool1912.jpg 2 TITL Arbor School 1912 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM N 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\hannahsgap1927.jpg 2 TITL Hannah's Gap Church 1927 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM N 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\hannahsgap1977.jpg 2 TITL Hannah's Gap Church 1977 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM N 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I6@ INDI 1 NAME Vida Lurline /Redd/ 2 SURN Redd 2 GIVN Vida Lurline 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 12 Mar 1906 2 PLAC Lincoln County, TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 27 Aug 1998 2 PLAC Greeneville, TN 1 BURI 2 DATE 29 Aug 1998 2 PLAC Old Orchard Cemetery, Petersburg, TN 1 _UID 0A78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EFC84 1 FAMS @F7@ 1 FAMC @F10@ 1 NOTE "A marriage of interest to their friends was that of Miss Vida Redd and Mr. Leonard Sorrell 2 CONC s which was solemnized Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the home of the bride. The rooms were decor 2 CONC ated for the occasion. The wedding music was rendered by Miss Retta Lambert and Mr. W. T. Wa 2 CONC rren of Fayetteville. Rev. M. J. Taylor of Mulberry officiated. The bride was gowned in blu 2 CONC e georgette with harmonizing accessories and carried and arm bouquet. The bride is the beaut 2 CONC iful and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mr. G. L. Redd. Mr. Sorrells holds an important po 2 CONC sition in Yancey, KY. After the marriage the bridal party went to the home of the groom's pa 2 CONC rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sorrells where a wedding dinner awaited them. After a two week's st 2 CONC ay they will leave for KY." (The wedding announcement from the local paper.) 2 CONT 2 CONT Grandmother was a wonderful woman. She was always very patient with her grandchildren, and g 2 CONC reat- grandchildren. She broke her hip carrying Eric when he was only an infant. She trie 2 CONC d to protect him as she lost her balance, and ended up hurting herself. She recovered quickl 2 CONC y. She wrote memoirs for her grandchildren about her life growing up. I have a copy of them 2 CONC . She lived to be 92 years old. The last time I saw her, she patted me, and said, "You wer 2 CONC e my first". She told Brent, "You were also my first". She called Eric "Her sparkling eyes b 2 CONC oy." She reminisced with Katie about eating macaroni & cheese and Brown Cows. I will alway 2 CONC s treasure the memories of hearing her talk about how much she loved her family, and her advi 2 CONC ce on saving pennies, and a stitch in time saves nine. She saved everything. She gave m 2 CONC e a treasured robe that Granddaddy had given her one time for her birthday. She picked it ou 2 CONC t herself. It was a powder blue polyester with covered buttons and a lace collar. (Sherry S 2 CONC orrells Finchum) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 15 Jan 1999 3 TIME 19:50:05 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\leonardandvidasorrells1.jpg 2 TITL Leonard & Vida Redd SORRELLS 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I11@ INDI 1 NAME John Thomas /Sorrells/ 2 SURN Sorrells 2 GIVN John Thomas 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 23 Sep 1873 2 PLAC Marshall Co., TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 22 Jul 1955 2 PLAC Marshall Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Old Orchard Cemetery, Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 1 _UID 1478DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0624 1 FAMS @F9@ 1 FAMC @F15@ 1 NOTE He is listed in the Hannah's Gap Church Records by Exp. Apr 4, 1896. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was a farmer. 2 CONT 2 CONT !Birth-Children Certificate of Death, TN Vital Statistics 2 CONT 2 CONT !MARRIAGE-Copy of certificate from Marshall Co., TN in possession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT 4 Feb 1910, Marshall Co., TN Old 4th Civil District Deed from W. H. Sorrels for $2000 with $4 2 CONC 75 in cash for 82 acres that which was purchased and held by mortgage from R. L. McDaniel fo 2 CONC r $4000. He will assume this mortgage also. 2 CONT 2 CONT Family members called them "Uncle Johnny and Aunt Ella". 1 SOUR @S6@ 2 DATA 3 DATE 22 Jul 1955 1 CHAN 2 DATE 25 Dec 2001 3 TIME 20:04:28 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\johnthomassorrellsandwife.jpg 2 TITL John Thomas Sorrells and Susan Ella King Sorrells 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I12@ INDI 1 NAME Susan Ella /King/ 2 SURN King 2 GIVN Susan Ella 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 11 Sep 1875 2 PLAC Marshall County, TN 1 CHR 2 DATE 10 Oct 1896 Baptisted 2 PLAC Hannah's Gap Baptist Church 1 DEAT 2 DATE 12 Aug 1962 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Old Orchard Cemetery, Petersburg, Lincoln County, TN 1 _UID 1678DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0844 1 FAMS @F9@ 1 FAMC @F16@ 1 NOTE She is listed in the Hannah's Gap Church Records as Ella SORRELLS by exp. Oct 10, 1896. 2 CONT 2 CONT Copy of Obituary. She died at 86 years. 10 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. 2 CONT 2 CONT "I remember her. I called her Granny. She was sick in bed and lived with Granddaddy and Gra 2 CONC ndmother for several years. Her hair was snow white."(Sherry Sorrells FINCHUM) 1 SOUR @S7@ 2 DATA 3 DATE 12 Aug 1962 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Jul 1999 3 TIME 22:18:34 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\susanellakingedit.jpg 2 TITL susan Ella KING SORRELLS 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I19@ INDI 1 NAME Fred Elmer /Ingle/ 2 SURN Ingle 2 GIVN Fred Elmer 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 22 Sep 1912 2 PLAC Sagemore, KY 1 DEAT 2 DATE 31 Aug 1961 2 PLAC Gatlinburg, Sevier Co, TN 2 SOUR @S45@ 3 PAGE Page # 1 3 DATA 4 TEXT Fred INGLE, former Mayor, buried Friday. 4 DATE 7 Sep 1961 2 SOUR @S60@ 3 PAGE #61-20927 3 DATA 4 TEXT Burial handled by Rawlings Funeral Home in Sevierville, Tn. 4 DATE 11 Sep 1961 2 SOUR @S47@ 3 PAGE Pg. 211 3 DATA 4 TEXT Signed on 19 Dec 1956. Witnessed by Ruth GANN and B. A. TOWNSEND. 4 DATE Proved 7 Sep 1961 1 BURI 2 PLAC Shiloh Cemetery, Pigeon Forge, Sevier Co, TN 1 _UID 2478DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1624 1 FAMS @F8@ 1 FAMC @F22@ 1 NOTE He played the guitar, sang and yodeled. 2 CONT 2 CONT "I met Fred at his shop in Gatlinburg. He had a girl who worked for him. He rented the buil 2 CONC ding from the Ogles. He learned the leather trade from George. He might have finished hig 2 CONC h school in Tazewell, I'm not sure." (Emma Deane) 2 CONT 2 CONT "Hattie Belle and Fred shelled corn to take to the mill. They got to Roy Chesterson's and h 2 CONC e hollared at them to play and sing. He loaned them his guitar. They were late gettin home 2 CONC . They told their parents that the strings fell offf the sacks that had held the corn and th 2 CONC ey had to pick up each kernel by hand. They explained that was the reason they were late. 2 CONC " Relayed to me by: Helen INGLE. 2 CONT 2 CONT !MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-PARENTS: Marriage Bond KY, No 187; 1937 in possession of 2 CONT Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT !BIRTH-PARENTS: Vital Statistics Birth Certificate KY #48981 1912 in possession of Sherry S 2 CONC . Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT !DEATH-PARENTS: Death Certificate TN #61-20927 1961 in possession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT !CHILDREN: Court Records- Will in Sevier Co, TN 1961 page 211 in possession of Sherry S. Finc 2 CONC hum 2 CONT 2 CONT He was stationed at Fort Lee, VA in WW II. 2 CONT 2 CONT He ran a leather shop in Gatlinburg, TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was Mayor of Gatlinburg, TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT "The last day I saw him, he took Tim and I to the Dari-Delite in Greeneville, TN to get an ic 2 CONC e cream cone." (Sherry S. Finchum) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 5 Sep 2002 3 TIME 16:00:27 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\fredelmeringle.jpg 2 TITL Fred Elmer INGLE 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I20@ INDI 1 NAME Emma Deane /Clark/ 2 SURN Clark 2 GIVN Emma Deane 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 15 Mar 1910 2 PLAC Sevier County, TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 5 Sep 2002 2 PLAC Jefferson City, Jefferson County, TN 1 BURI 2 DATE 8 Sep 2002, Cremated with ashes spread 2 PLAC Shiloh Cemetery, Pigeon Forge, Sevier Co., TN 1 _UID 2678DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1844 1 FAMS @F8@ 1 FAMC @F24@ 1 NOTE "I went from first grade through high school at Camp Smoky. It was not totally a private sch 2 CONC ool. 5 months were free and Dad paid the rest tuition for the rest of the year. I always kn 2 CONC ew that as a little girl I was going to Carson Newman" (Emma Deane) 2 CONT 2 CONT She graduated from Carson Newman College. She taught first grade at Smoky, and one other sc 2 CONC hool she taught all grades one-eight. 2 CONT 2 CONT She was originally named when a visitor was at her house and heard the children calling her " 2 CONC sister". (Her brothers and sisters were all named after family members, but when she was born 2 CONC , they had used up all the family names.) The visitor told her mother that it was a shame f 2 CONC or a two-year old not to have a name. She looked up at the visitor and said,"I do have a nam 2 CONC e. It is Emma Deane." After that she would no longer answer to "sister". Emma Deane Cato 2 CONC n had given her a pair of white Roman sandels and she thought they were beautiful, so she cho 2 CONC se to name herself after Emma Deane Caton. 2 CONT 2 CONT "The church organ was up for sale, so mother gave Laura the money to go and buy it becaus 2 CONC e I was taking piano lessons and needed it to practice." (Emma Deane) 2 CONT 2 CONT She was called "Nan-Naw" by her granddaughter, Sherry Lynn Sorrells, who could not say Mam-Ma 2 CONC w, and it stuck. 2 CONT 2 CONT She taught school at Phi Beta Phi in Gatlinburg, TN for years. There is a lengthy article o 2 CONC n her retirement in records of her granddaughter Sherry S. Finchum. 2 CONT 2 CONT She passed away during recovery following emergency surgery to repair a hernia in her bowel 2 CONC s . Her heart, which had been regulated by a pace-maker for over 10 years, just stopped beat 2 CONC ing. She had Alzheimer's Disease for many years. 2 CONT 2 CONT Cause of death: Sepsis, strangulated inguinal hernia 2 CONT 2 CONT SS#410-68-8261 1 CHAN 2 DATE 18 Jan 2003 3 TIME 12:27:48 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\fredinglefamily.jpg 2 TITL Fred, Emma Deane Clark, and Loretta INGLE 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I24@ INDI 1 NAME George Lee /Redd/ 2 SURN Redd 2 GIVN George Lee 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 6 Dec 1883 2 PLAC Old Redd Home, Petersburg, Lincoln Co., TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 16 Feb 1964 2 PLAC Petersburg, Lincoln Co., TN 2 SOUR @S77@ 3 PAGE #64-04539, Vital Statistics, TN from Lincoln Co., TN 3 NOTE Copy in my possession. 1 BURI 2 PLAC Old Orchard Cemetery, Petersburg, Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 2E78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E20C4 1 FAMS @F10@ 1 FAMC @F30@ 1 NOTE The Family Bible lists all children. 2 CONT 2 CONT He is listed in the Hannah's Gap Church Records by exp. Oct 10, 1896. 2 CONT 2 CONT Photos in possession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT He was a bee keeper. Anytime there was a swarm in the community, folks would call him to com 2 CONC e get a swarm. He never wore a net. They would not sting him. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was a county commissioner for Lincoln Co., TN. He also served on the board for the Lincol 2 CONC n Co., TN hospital. 2 CONT 2 CONT "When I was a little girl, we would go to visit 'Momma' and 'Poppa' as we called them at thei 2 CONC r house in Petersburg. I remember that it was a big house surrounded by a rock fence. Ther 2 CONC e were French doors and hardwood floors. It was very pretty. When they first married they l 2 CONC ived in the house in the hollar in PoGrab. I have a bedroom suite that Poppa and Momma had w 2 CONC hen they first started housekeeping." (Sherry S. Finchum) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 16 Jul 1999 3 TIME 20:46:22 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\georgeleeandjessiefreeman.jpg 2 TITL George Lee & Jessie Freeman REDD 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I25@ INDI 1 NAME Jessie Edna /Freeman/ 2 SURN Freeman 2 GIVN Jessie Edna 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 7 Nov 1884 2 PLAC Old Reese Home, Petersburg, Lincoln Co., TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 31 Aug 1965 2 PLAC Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 2 SOUR @S77@ 3 PAGE Death Certificate, #65-022589, 31 Aug, 1965 3 NOTE Copy in my possession. 1 BURI 2 PLAC Old Orchard Cemetery, Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 1 _UID 3078DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E22E4 1 FAMS @F10@ 1 FAMC @F31@ 1 NOTE Joined Hannah's Gap Baptist Church May 1905 by Experience and Baptism. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 25 Dec 2001 3 TIME 20:02:22 0 @I26@ INDI 1 NAME George M. /Redd/ 2 SURN Redd 2 GIVN George M. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 26 Mar 1851 2 PLAC , AL 1 DEAT 2 DATE 31 Aug 1897 2 PLAC Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Redd Graveyard, Redd Hollar, Petersburg LC, TN 1 _UID 3278DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2404 1 FAMS @F30@ 1 FAMC @F32@ 1 NOTE He is listed in the Hannah's Gap Church Records with a death of Aug 30 1897. 2 CONT 2 CONT BIRTH-PARENTS-CHILDREN-DEATH:FAMILY Bible records copy in the possession of 2 CONT Sherry Sorrells Finchum. 2 CONT 2 CONT CEMETERY-DEATH-BURIAL:REDD Family Cemetery, Petersburg, TN Foster Hollow 2 CONT Photos and rubbings in possession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT 1880 Moore Co., TN Census 8th Civil District taken 2 Jun 1880 lists: 2 CONT G. M. age 28 Farmer b in TN 2 CONT S. E. age 25 Keeping House b in TN 2 CONT W. N. age 8 M b in TN 2 CONT J. C. age 4 M b in TN 2 CONT M. A. age 1 F b in TN 2 CONT 2 CONT Photograph of Family in Possession of Sherry S. Finchum 1 CHAN 2 DATE 25 Aug 2002 3 TIME 14:28:24 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\georgemredd.jpg 2 TITL Geoge M. Redd 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I27@ INDI 1 NAME Sarah Elizabeth "Betty" /Wagster/ 2 SURN Wagster 2 GIVN Sarah Elizabeth "Betty" 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 7 Jun 1853 2 PLAC Wagster Homeplace, Petersburg, Lincoln County, TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 12 Mar 1943 2 PLAC Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Foster Graveyard, Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 1 _UID 3478DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2624 1 FAMS @F30@ 1 FAMC @F33@ 1 NOTE She is listed in the Hannah's Gap Church Records. 2 CONT 2 CONT !DEATH: Death Certificate: 1943 Vital Statistics Nashville,TN Copy in possession of Sherry S 2 CONC . Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT Photograph in the possession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT Redd 2 CONT Funeral services for Mrs. Betty Wagster Redd, aged 89 years, widow of 2 CONT George M. Redd, died at her home near here Friday morning. She made her 2 CONT home with her son, George L. Redd. Services were held at Hannah's Gap 2 CONT Baptist Church by Rev. H. A. Russell. 2 CONT She is survived by two sons, George L. Redd and J. Mike Redd; two 2 CONT daughters, Mrs. Ed Barham and Mrs. Bob Lambert, of Petersburg; eleven 2 CONT grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. 2 CONT Mrs. Redd was born and reared at Chestnut Ridge, Bedford County, and had been a member of th 2 CONC e Baptist Church seventy-six years. 2 CONT Burial in the Foster Cemetery. 2 CONT Lincoln County News - March 18, 1943 1 CHAN 2 DATE 25 Aug 2002 3 TIME 14:28:28 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\sarahelizabethwagster.jpg 2 TITL Sarah Elizabeth Wagster REDD 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I35@ INDI 1 NAME Pleasant Henderson /Freeman/ 2 SURN Freeman 2 GIVN Pleasant Henderson 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 25 Sep 1851 2 PLAC Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 29 Jun 1915 2 PLAC Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Freeman Cemetery, Poor Grab Rd., Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 4478DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E3624 1 FAMS @F31@ 1 FAMC @F40@ 1 NOTE I have a wonderful picture of the old homeplace that is touched with color. It was taken bef 2 CONC ore the place burned. The place was on the left near the Freeman-Reese Cemetery on the Bleds 2 CONC oe Road in PoGrab going toward Chestnut Ridge. None of the out buildings or the orchard ar 2 CONC e still there. 2 CONT 2 CONT He is listed on the 1880 Lincoln Co., TN Census. Harvey is listed as a step-son-therefore Na 2 CONC ncy must have been the one giving out the information. 2 CONT 2 CONT Household: 2 CONT 2 CONT T. H. FREEMAN Self M Male W 29 TN Farmer NC NC 2 CONT Nannie J. FREEMAN Wife M Female W 21 Keeps House --- --- 2 CONT Dellia FREEMAN Dau S Female W 3 TN --- --- 2 CONT Georgia FREEMAN Dau S Female W 3 TN --- --- 2 CONT Harvey FREEMAN SSon S Male W 9 TN --- --- 2 CONT Ephraim MILLER Other S Male W 18 --- --- --- 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Jul 2002 3 TIME 21:34:03 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\freemanfamily.jpg 2 TITL Pleasant Henderson Freeman family 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I36@ INDI 1 NAME Nancy Catherine /Reese/ 2 SURN Reese 2 GIVN Nancy Catherine 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 24 Aug 1859 2 PLAC Petersburg, TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 12 Jan 1921 2 PLAC Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Freeman Cemetery, Poor Grab Rd., Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 4678DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E3844 1 FAMS @F31@ 1 FAMC @F42@ 1 NOTE She was thought to have died of Tuberculosis. 2 CONT 2 CONT I have a photo of her sitting in front of the Spring House on their homeplace. William Roy 2 CONC , her grandson is sitting in her lap. 2 CONT 2 CONT Listed as Nannie J. in the 1880 Lincoln Co., TN Census. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Jul 2002 3 TIME 21:34:26 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\nancycatherinereese.jpg 2 TITL Nancy Catherine Reese FREEMAN and her grandson, William Roy Freeman 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I75@ INDI 1 NAME John Huston /Ingle/ , Sr. 2 SURN Ingle 2 GIVN John Huston 2 NSFX , Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 16 May 1868 2 PLAC Sevier Co., TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 24 Jan 1938 2 PLAC Cardnel, KY 2 SOUR @S48@ 3 PAGE Volume 51, Page 1 3 NOTE His last name is spelled as ENGLE. 4 CONT 4 CONT There is also a poem written in tribute to him by his son, Fred Elmer INGLE. 3 DATA 4 TEXT John ENGLE, 67, Died Suddenly Tuesday. 4 DATE 26 Jan 1938 1 BURI 2 PLAC Liberty Cemetery, Tazewell, Claiborne Co, TN 1 _UID 9478DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E8624 1 FAMS @F22@ 1 FAMC @F71@ 1 NOTE He played the banjo and harmonica. 2 CONT 2 CONT "In 1903, John and Nancy Ingle, with their 7 children moved to Mango, TN where for 17 years h 2 CONC e worked in the coal mines. In 1920 he bought a hotel in Middlesboro, KY and ran it for a ye 2 CONC ar. In 1921 he bought a small farm in Little Valley, ten miles from Tazewell. Here they liv 2 CONC ed until 1937. He then mortgage the farm to pay a son out of trouble. They lived in New Taz 2 CONC ewell after leaving the farm. In January 1939 they went to visit Link in Cardinal, KY. Ther 2 CONC e John suffered a heart attack and died. Nancy moved from one of her children's homes to ano 2 CONC ther, then died in April 1941 at George's home in New Tazewell. They were both members of th 2 CONC e Zion Hill Baptist Church in Sevierville." (From a paper written by their great-granddaughte 2 CONC r, Jan Manning) 2 CONT 2 CONT "We went to visit them in KY. John said that he couldn't take me down in the mines. Miner 2 CONC s thought it was bad luck to take a woman into the mines." (Emma Deane) 2 CONT 2 CONT He worked in the mines. He was injured and never received any insurance for the injuries. 2 CONT 2 CONT They finally settled in Tazewell, TN. They built a log home there. This cabin burned abou 2 CONC t 1943. 2 CONT 2 CONT He had black hair and blue eyes. He wore a moustache. He was about 6 feet tall and weighe 2 CONC d about 175-180 as a young man. He greyed at an early age. Another DOB June 16 1867. 2 CONT 2 CONT Curt Baker, a grandson-in-law, remembers that John was visiting his son, Link in KY and tha 2 CONC t he was sleeping with one of his grandsons. John told him a joke, and then said, "We need t 2 CONC o go to sleep." He died in his sleep that night. 2 CONT 2 CONT The family Bible of John Ingle Sr. is in the possession of Sherry S. Finchum. 2 CONT 2 CONT His death is recorded in the Obituaries of the Claiborne Press 1938 Microfilm in State Archiv 2 CONC es Nashville, TN Copy in possession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT No death certificate on file in Lawrence Co., KY where he died. 2 CONT 2 CONT Cemetery Marker-Liberty Cemetery in New Tazewell, TN Personal visit photograph of stone in po 2 CONC ssession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT Marriage License State of TN, 1988; #110 Sevier County (copy in possession of Sherry S. Finch 2 CONC um) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1900 U.S. Census, Sevier Co, TN Microfilm State Archives, Nashville, TN (copy in possession o 2 CONC f Sherry S. Finchum) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1920 Census: Klondike, Harlan Co., KY. Fred is only child still at home. Zora and Razy FRAD 2 CONC Y living with them in the boarding house. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1930 Clairborne Co., TN Census. Fred and Edith, age 17 and 16 are living with them. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2002 3 TIME 13:56:13 0 @I76@ INDI 1 NAME Nancy Florence /Teague/ 2 SURN Teague 2 GIVN Nancy Florence 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 12 Oct 1871 2 PLAC Blount Co., TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1 Apr 1939 2 PLAC New Tazewell, Claiborne Co, TN 2 SOUR @S60@ 1 BURI 2 PLAC Liberty Cemetery, Tazewell, Claiborne County, TN 1 _UID 9678DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E8844 1 FAMS @F22@ 1 FAMC @F72@ 1 NOTE Her parents died when she was very young and she was raised by her brother Huston. 2 CONT 2 CONT "She was married at 11 and a mother at 12. She ran a boarding house in a mining area. Her hai 2 CONC r and eyes were black. She was kind of on the heavy side, but had a nice figure and beautifu 2 CONC l legs. They lived at one time in Coalwood WV, but only a short while. They lived in Logmo 2 CONC nt. One child is buried in Capito, KY. They adopted a young boy for a while from 1911-1918 2 CONC . They lived in Ralston, KY." Her stone gives her DOB as October 10, 1871. Belle wrote he 2 CONC r DOB as Oct. 12 1877. 2 CONT "Florence was a small, beautiful woman with beautiful legs, brown hair, with a grey streak of 2 CONC f the left side, small black eyes. She wore her hair in a bun. She had a lot of spunk and w 2 CONC orked all her life." 2 CONT (Memories from Belle Ingle Sufferidge) 2 CONT 2 CONT The 1900 Sevier County, TN Census lists her year of birth as 1874. 2 CONT 2 CONT Incorrect given names on Death Certificate of TN in the State Archives Nashville, TN 1939 #71 2 CONC 56 Claiborne Co, TN lists father as Wm. Teague and mother as Lillie Dixon (Her grandmother w 2 CONC as Elizabeth DICKSON) The informant was George Ingle of New Tazewell, TN (copy in possessio 2 CONC n of Sherry S. Finchum) 2 CONT 2 CONT Cemetery Monument; Liberty Cemetery in New Tazewell TN, Personal visit and photograph in th 2 CONC e possession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT 1870 TN Census Greene Co Bound Volume and 1880 Census, Sevier Co., Obituary of brother Husto 2 CONC n lists Mrs. John INGLE as a sister. Montgomery's Vindicator Issue 12 Jul, 1933. This confir 2 CONC ms this family group. 2 CONT 2 CONT Microfilm McClung Museum Collection Knoxville, TN copies in possession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT 1900 TN Census of Sevier Co. Microfilm at TN State Archives in Nashville, TN copy in possessi 2 CONC on of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT Marriage License Sevier Co, 1888 #110 copy in possession of Sherry S. Finchum 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Feb 2004 3 TIME 14:52:33 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\nancyflorenceteague.jpg 2 TITL Nancy Florence TEAGUE 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I89@ INDI 1 NAME Sarah /Ingle/ 2 SURN Ingle 2 GIVN Sarah 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1833 2 PLAC Union Co., SC 2 SOUR @S61@ 3 DATA 4 TEXT Sarah is listed as the aunt of Hannah Hedrick. She is listed as being born in 1832 in TN an 5 CONC d is listed as single. 1 DEAT 2 DATE 9 May 1902 2 PLAC Sevier Co., TN 2 SOUR @S33@ 3 NOTE In the possession of Golda STEELE (1998). 1 _UID B078DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA2E4 1 FAMS @F71@ 1 FAMC @F85@ 1 NOTE Sarah was born between 1832-1840 and I find no record of a marriage in Sevier Co. Accordin 2 CONC g to family legend Sarah was never married, but had 3 children. She is listed in the 1850 2 CONC , 1860 and 1880 Sevier Co., TN with her parents. 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1850 Cocke Co., TN Census she is listed as age 11, b 2 CONT 1860 Sevier Co., TN Census she is listed as age 20, b NC 2 CONT 1870 Census-Whereabouts unknown. She is not living with her parents. 2 CONT In 1880 Sevier Co., TN, b SC, she is listed as 43 and living with her parents, 2 CONT 1900 Census at age 67. 2 CONT 2 CONT This is the mother of John Ingle. I have been unable to find conclusive dates. She is stil 2 CONC l living at age 67 according to the 1900 Sevier Co., TN Census and listed as unmarried. Sh 2 CONC e is living with a niece, Hannah, and her husband Cornelius Hedrick. Hannah's father was Wil 2 CONC liam INGLE a brother to this Sarah. There are no other Sarah's in Sevier Co., TN at this tim 2 CONC e period, therefore I conclude that this is my Sarah, especially because she is still unmarri 2 CONC ed in 1900. The family history says that she lived to see her grandchildren. 2 CONT 2 CONT Sarah's nieces, daughters of William, Sallie and Celia, both married TEAGUE brothers as my Jo 2 CONC hn INGLE married their sister. These close connections add to the evidence that this is my S 2 CONC arah. 2 CONT 2 CONT Her death date is from the Bible of William INGLE, her brother. 2 CONT 2 CONT It was recorded by a Belle INGLE Sufferidge that she never married the HODGE that fathered he 2 CONC r three children: Kate, Joe, and Rube and that Kate married a JUSTUS. 2 CONT 2 CONT In the Sevier County Court Minutes [Pg569] On 02 Jul 1860 State of TN vs Henry McMott for Bas 2 CONC tardy Bond regarding: Sarah INGLE, mother of a bastard child, named Mary, by Henry McMOTT (Wm 2 CONC . H. McMott) . He was ordered to pay support. 2 CONT 2 CONT Henry McMOTT on 14 Oct 1861 was ordered to pay for the second years support of the child Mary 2 CONC . Sevier County Court Minutes [Pg727] This child is likely our Mary INGLE who married the Te 2 CONC xan. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Nov 2003 3 TIME 22:19:42 0 @I90@ INDI 1 NAME /Hodge/ 2 SURN Hodge 1 SEX M 1 _UID B278DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA404 1 FAMS @F71@ 1 NOTE This is a possible name for John's father. His mother retained the name of Ingle. The famil 2 CONC y notes indicate that a HODGE/HODGES was the father of Sarah's children. 2 CONT 2 CONT I have the 1860 Census of Sevier Co., TN District 7, Boyd's Creek Post Office: 2 CONT William HODGES age 20 Farmer, b TN living with parents 2 CONT Edward and Mary HODGES that is definitely the age and in the proximity to have fathered the c 2 CONC hildren of Sarah. 2 CONT 2 CONT Or: 471 District 9 2 CONT Henry HODGE 42 Farmer 1600 1350 2 CONT Mariah HODGE 46 Tennessee 2 CONT Edmond 19 Farmer 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Mar 2001 3 TIME 15:50:45 0 @I91@ INDI 1 NAME Wallace ALEXANDER /Teague/ 2 SURN Teague 2 GIVN Wallace ALEXANDER 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1819/1822 2 PLAC SC 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT Oct 1871 1 _UID B478DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA624 1 FAMS @F72@ 1 FAMC @F87@ 1 NOTE The following information from TEAGUE, TX family history at B-RI Railroad & Historical Museum 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT "Wallace Joshua Teague (ALEXANDER) 2 CONT (c1822-1871) He was born Wallace Alexander: changed his and his children's surname to his st 2 CONC ep-father's name: TEAGUE. Wallace's father was abusive and brutal, while his step-father wa 2 CONC s more of a father than his natural father. It has been said : "Martha DEAN married Wallac 2 CONC e Alexander and had children: William Marion, James Albert, and Jackson". Wallace changed hi 2 CONC s name to Wallace Teague. 2 CONT 2 CONT Born c1822, SC; died after Oct 1871, TN. Married 1st Martha Dean, who was born c1825, SC an 2 CONC d 2nd on June 10, 1858, Greene Co., TN to Mrs. Rebecca (DICKSON) CUTSHALL, who was born c 183 2 CONC 5, NC; died Oct. 11, 1884, buried Zion Hill Cemetery, Sevier Co., TN; widow of John CUTSHALL 2 CONC , Jr; daughter of David and Elizabeth ( ) DICKSON. It is thought that perhaps the step-fa 2 CONC ther's name was Joshua TEAGUE." 2 CONT 2 CONT Another family story was that there were 2 brothers named Jack and Bill ALEXANDER. The ALEXA 2 CONC NDER man and wife died, when these boys were young. They had no other relatives and were tak 2 CONC en in and raised by a family by the name of TEAGUE. (These would be Wallace's oldest boys.) 2 CONT 2 CONT From William H. Teague, son of James A. Alexander (or Teague). He said James had two brother 2 CONC s (no names). Their mother married a TEAGUE after ALEXANDER died and they moved from Spartenb 2 CONC urg to Greeneville, Greene, Tennessee. The boys became known as "the Teague boys." James an 2 CONC d his two brothers decided to keep and use the name of TEAGUE because the oldest brother sai 2 CONC d the Teague man had been better to them than their father. 2 CONT 2 CONT My family information is that he was called "Joshua" or "Joshaway" TEAGUE, but court record 2 CONC s list his given name as Wallace "TEAGUE". (Sherry S. Finchum) He possibly had a brother Jos 2 CONC hua who was killed in the Civil War. This Joshua Tessaway TEAGUE was married to a Sopia DICK 2 CONC SON, sister to Rebecca! 2 CONT 2 CONT The name is recorded in Belle INGLE SUFFRIDGE's records as: TIGUE. 2 CONT 2 CONT He is found first in 1858 in Greene Co, TN with a marriage to Rebekah Cutshall, who was the w 2 CONC ife of John Cutshall, Jr. before John evidently died in 1854. 2 CONT 2 CONT The family is not clearly listed on the 1860 Census in TN, but could be: 2 CONT 1860 Sevier Co., TN census, District 9, Boyd's Creek, page 73 2 CONT Taken on the 11th day of July, 1860 #499 2 CONT Wesley Teague 39 M Farm Hand 50 North Carolina 2 CONT Rebecca 32 F North Carolina 2 CONT Joseph 19 M Farm Hand South Carolina (Joshua?) 2 CONT Sophia 18 F Spinner North Carolina (Rebecca's sister?) 2 CONT Newton* 6 M South Carolina 2 CONT Lucy 1 F Tennessee 2 CONT Henry Cutshort 4 M 2 CONT 2 CONT *Newton Teague 17 living in Blount Co in 1870. I wonder if this is the same Newton who wa 2 CONC s 6 and enumerated with Wallace and Rebecca in 1860? Then I found a Samuel N. Teague marrie 2 CONC d to Rebecca Delozier March 8, 1871 in Blount Co. I wonder if there is a connection there? 2 CONT 2 CONT **1880 Blount Co., TN Census: Only TEAGUEs listed are the niece's of Peter DAVIS and her chil 2 CONC dren 2 CONT Peter P. DAVIS Self W Male W 85 TN Farmer NC VA 2 CONT Rebecca TEAGUE Niece W Female W 27 TN House Keeper TN TN 2 CONT Manerva TEAGUE GNiece S Female W 5 TN TN TN 2 CONT Andrew H. TEAGUE GNephew S Male W 3 TN TN TN 2 CONT 2 CONT The first spelling of the name is TIGG from the Greene Co., TN Census records of 1870. 2 CONT 2 CONT Found again in Greene Co., TN on the 1870 Census. 2 CONT Recorded 11 Aug 1870: Laurel Gap Post Office, 290B, #46 2 CONT Tege, Wallace 51 M Farmer $300 Personal Estate b NC 2 CONT Rebecka, 35 Keeping House b NC 2 CONT Harrison, 9 b NC 2 CONT Lincoln, 6 b NC 2 CONT Huston, 5 b TN 2 CONT Martha 5/12, b Mar TN 2 CONT 2 CONT Rebekah is listed with the children as a widow in the 1880 Census in Sevier Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT !MARRIAGE-SPOUSE:Greene County, TN Marriages 1858 Wallace TEAGUE to Rebekah Cutshall copy inp 2 CONC oss ession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT !CHILDREN:Census 1870 Greene County, TN and then 1880 Census Sevier County, TN copy in posses 2 CONC sion of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT !DEATH:Census 1880 Sevier County lists Rebekah as a widow with the oldest son as head of hous 2 CONC ehold. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 13 Nov 2004 3 TIME 21:50:40 0 @I92@ INDI 1 NAME Rebecca /Dickson/ 2 SURN Dickson 2 GIVN Rebecca 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1830 2 PLAC , NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 11 Oct 1884 2 PLAC Sevier Co, TN 2 SOUR @S598@ 3 PAGE Page 278 1 BURI 2 PLAC Zion Hill Cemetery, Sevierville, Sevier Co., TN 1 _UID B678DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA844 1 FAMS @F72@ 1 FAMC @F88@ 1 NOTE According to family legend, her first husband, John Cutshall, Jr. was killed in a wrestling m 2 CONC atch or feud with supposedly a SHELTON family member. (David Whitehead was told this by a CUT 2 CONC SHAW person.) 2 CONT 2 CONT She and new husband John are living with her parents in the 1850 Greene Co., TN Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT I have located her in the 1880 Sevier County Census, living with her children. 2 CONT Sevier Co., TN 1880 Census lists: 2 CONT Harrison Tegue 18 married Farmer Can't Read or Write Born in TN Father born in SC Mother in T 2 CONC N 2 CONT Rebecca Tegue 45(?) Widow Keeping House Can't Read or Write 2 CONT Lincoln 16 single Lists his father as born in TN 2 CONT Huce 14 single 2 CONT Martha 9 attended school 2 CONT Nancy (Florence) 7 sister 2 CONT 2 CONT !MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: Marriage License Greene Co. 1850 to John Cutshall and 1858 to Wallace Teagu 2 CONC e 2 CONT 2 CONT !CHILDREN:1870 Census Greene Co and 1880 Census Sevier Co. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Feb 2004 3 TIME 15:56:38 0 @I98@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Russell/ 2 SURN Russell 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1810 2 PLAC , TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1868 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN, Casteel Property 1 BURI 2 PLAC SORRELLS Cemetery, Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID C278DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EB404 1 FAMS @F93@ 1 FAMC @F94@ 1 NOTE A letter from her brother, T. P. C. "Thomas" RUSSELL in Obion Co., TN dated 26 May 1858 to Th 2 CONC omas addressed as brother-in-law stated that they owed some of the estate of their father t 2 CONC o a man named John SISCO who lived in Stoddard Co., MO. He came for his share of Father's es 2 CONC tate." 2 CONT 2 CONT Another letter dated 1 Oct 1859. Refers to a James (T.P.C.'s oldest child was named James) c 2 CONC oming to visit them soon and should bring any news. He again asks them for money in regard t 2 CONC o their settlement with John Sisco on their father's estate. Copies of these letters were re 2 CONC ceived from John and Sherry SORRELLS from a trunk of papers that belonged to Jack SORRELLS i 2 CONC n PoGrab, TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT Copy of a receipt: Received of Thos Sorrels by Gabriel Young $12 in full of my account for c 2 CONC offin this Apr 1 1868. signed by R. C. Blackwall. I believe that this would have been for E 2 CONC lizabeth. All of the children from the 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census were still alive, excep 2 CONC t for son Thomas, Jr.. He was never married in Lincoln Co., TN as were his siblings. He di 2 CONC d not appear in any other Census records. In 1868 he would have been 32 years old, but neve 2 CONC r listed as a landowner or Head of Household, therefore I believe he died prior to this 186 2 CONC 8 date, and the coffin was for Elizabeth. $12 would be for a full-sized coffin. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 May 2000 3 TIME 14:58:08 0 @I163@ INDI 1 NAME /Teague/ 2 SURN Teague 1 SEX M 1 _UID 4479DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E3733 1 FAMS @F87@ 1 NOTE The TEAGUE family is supposedly of Celtic Origin and lived in England, Scotland, and Irelan 2 CONC d for many centuries. Some of their descendants still live there. The Teague Coat of Arms w 2 CONC as granted by the King of England probably 1200-1250 A.D. 2 CONT 2 CONT The Teague family migrated from England to Fredrick Co., VA about 1720-1728. 2 CONT 2 CONT They moved from Virginia to Orange Co., NC about 1740-1750. From there, they spread to othe 2 CONC r parts of NC, SC, GA, AL, MS, TN, MO, TX, CA, and other parts of the United States. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is one line that is suspect to connect to William b abt 1789>Walter TEAGUE b 1813 m Sus 2 CONC annah>Henry Harrison TEAGUE b 1841, Lovena TEAGUE b 1846, John L. TEAGUE b 1850, Marsetta TEA 2 CONC GUE b 1853, James H. TEAGUE b 1858, Marion Charles TEAGUE b 1864. A descendant of this lin 2 CONC e is Ella Jo KELLER e-mail: ejkeller@mindspring.com 2 CONT 2 CONT Extracted from "The Teague Family Magazine," Volume 1, No 2, Page 91. 2 CONT The first seven children mentioned below were born in Rowan County, NC and the last three wer 2 CONC e born in Laurens County, SC. There were approximately five other children of this union wh 2 CONC o died in childood but their names, dates of birth and place of burial are not known to us 2 CONC . Joshua's wife Dorothy was not mentioned in his Will and this is evidence that she had pass 2 CONC ed away sometime before the date shown on his last will and testament. The exact date of Jos 2 CONC hua's death is not known, nor his place of burial. 2 CONT 1) Elijah Teague born January 1759 Elijah Teague left a will in Laurens County, SC dated Oc 2 CONC t 2, 1824. This was proven in the Court of Ordinary on April 18, 1825. In this will the fol 2 CONC lowing children were mentioned: Elizabeth Hipps, Sarah McAdams, Mary Wilson, Catherine McAd 2 CONC ams, Rebekah Teague, Robert Teague, Abner Teague, and the heirs of his son Joshua Teague, dec 2 CONC eased. Israel Teague born June, 1760 Sold the land that was deeded to him in the Will to Eli 2 CONC jah Teague, Jr. on April 24, and moved to another state. 2 CONT 2) William Teague born November 23, 1763, died September 23, 1845 Moved to Wilson County, T 2 CONC ennessee in 1806 with his wife Elizabeth Miller and children. 2 CONT 3) Abner Teague born November 12, 1763, died January 7, 1842 Died in Laurens County leavin 2 CONC g a will dated Jan 7, 1842 that mentioned the following children: Thomas, Elijah, Jesse an 2 CONC d the widow and children of his deceased son Joshua Teague, and Emily, the wife of Godfrey. 2 CONT 4) Isabella Teague born March 1766, married David Mason 2 CONT 5) James Teague born about 1768 Died in Newberry County, SC, leaving a will dated Jan 20, 18 2 CONC 16, mentioning wife Elizabeth (Williams), daughter Dorothy G. Davis, son John (Williams) Teag 2 CONC ue, son William J. Teague, and daughter Ann M. Teague. 2 CONT 6) Sarah Teague born about 1770, married Wm Gray 2 CONT 7) Sophia Teague born about 1774, married Mr. Lyon 2 CONT 8) Mary Teague born about 1776, married McAdams 2 CONT 9) Susannah Teague born about 1778, married Major Epps 2 CONT 2 CONT A continuing part of "The Beginning of the Teague Families in the South," in Volume 1, No 2 o 2 CONC f "The Teague Family Magazine" 2 CONT Joshua Teague was born in Cecil County, Md. about the year 1732, a son of William Teague an 2 CONC d his wife Isabella, and a grandson of Edward Teague and his wife Susan. 2 CONT 2 CONT He moved with his family to Frederick County, VA in 1737-38 and on to North Carolina in 1751 2 CONC , settling on a grant of land obtained from the Earl of Granville on May 1, 1759. This lan 2 CONC d was situated on Abbots Creek in Rowan County. On March 4, 1762 he purchased 430 acres of l 2 CONC and on Abbotts Creek from his brother Moses Teague. In July, 1762 he purchased 430 acres o 2 CONC f land on Abbotts Creek from his brother Moses Teague. In July, 1762 he took Title to 310 ac 2 CONC res of land on the Cataba River that was given to him by his father and sold this land to Geo 2 CONC rge Clayton on April 10, 1764. On Sept. 15, 1765, he and his wife Dorothy sold 120 acres o 2 CONC f the Abbotts 2 CONT Creek property to Felix Metsinger, and on April 13, 1770 they sold the 310 acres on Abbotts C 2 CONC reek to James Welborn. 2 CONT 2 CONT Joshua Teague must have been quite involved in the "Regulator Movement" in North Carolina, a 2 CONC s evidenced in the Proclamation dated June 11, 1771, which reads as follows: (From the Colon 2 CONC ial Records of North Carolina - Vol. 8) A PROCLAMATION: Whereas I have been informed that ma 2 CONC ny persons who have been concerned in the late Rebellion are desirous of submitting themselve 2 CONC s to the Government, I do therefore give notice that every person who will come in either t 2 CONC o mine or General Waddell's camp, lay down their arms and take the oath of Allegiance and pro 2 CONC mise to pay all taxes that are now due or may hereafter become due by them respectively, an 2 CONC d submit to the law of this Country, shall have his Majesty's gracious and free pardon for al 2 CONC l Treasons, Insurrections and Rebellings done or committed, on or before the 16th of May last 2 CONC , provided they ake their submission aforesaid on our before the tenth of July next. The fol 2 CONC lowing persons are however excluded from the benefits of this Proclamation, viz, all the outl 2 CONC aws, the prisoners, all those concerned in the blowing up of General Waddell's ammunition i 2 CONC n Mecklenburg County, and the undernamed person, to wit: 2 CONT Samuel Jones Joshua Teague Samuel Waggoner 2 CONT Simon Dunn, Jr. Abraham Greson Benjamin Merrill 2 CONT James Wilkerson Edward Smith John Bumpas 2 CONT Joseph Boring William Rankin William Robeson 2 CONT John Winkler John Wilcox Jacob Felton 2 CONT Tomas Persons 2 CONT Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the Provice, this 11th day of June, A. Dom. 1771 2 CONT Wm. Tryon 2 CONT God Save the King 2 CONT 2 CONT It will be noted from the contents of this Proclamation, that the so-called "outlaws," with t 2 CONC he exception of Joshua Teague and 15 others, were to be given until the 1st of July, 1771 t 2 CONC o submit "to the law of this Country," however on June 19, 1771, on a shady knoll just east o 2 CONC f the historic town of Hillsborough, NC, six men called "Regulators" were executed. 2 CONT 2 CONT Today a bronze plaque commemmorates this small plot of ground with this inscription: 2 CONT On this spot were hanged By order of a Tory Court June 19, 1771, Merrill, Messer, Matter, Pug 2 CONC h and two other Regulators. 2 CONT 2 CONT Joshua Teague was not an "outlaw" within the meaning of Governor Tryon's Proclamation. Inste 2 CONC ad, he was a Revolutionary War Patriot who almost gave his life to the cause of American Inde 2 CONC pendence. He has forseen the coming of the above events and found it necessary to seek the s 2 CONC afety of new territory to the south. Accordingly he moved into South Carolina several month 2 CONC s prior to the above executions and purhased two hundred acres of land in Craven County, SC o 2 CONC n Jan 29, 1771, situated on the Bush River. On Dec 11, 1773 he purchased three hundred acre 2 CONC s on the Little River in the same county. On July 10, 1791, he purchased 250 acres on Bush C 2 CONC reek in Laurens County SC and it was on this land that he died, leaving a will dated May 12 2 CONC , 1804, naming ten of his children. This will was proven May 2, 1808, which means that he mu 2 CONC st have died sometime between the year 1804 and 1808. 2 CONT [JS: Documents offered as proof of above are: 2 CONT John Lewis and Wife Presilla to Joshua Teague - 200 Acres, Deed Book 'B' page 68, Laurens Cou 2 CONC nty, South Carolina 2 CONT George Howard and Wife to Joshua Teague -- 350 Acres, Deed Book 'B' page 73, On File, Lauren 2 CONC s County, South Carolina 2 CONT Will of Joshua Teague on File at the South Carolina Archives Department, Volume 1, Book C-1 2 CONC , Pages 92 & 93 dated May 12, 1804] 2 CONT 2 CONT Here is more from the book "Pioneer Settlers of Alexander County, N.C." published in 1953, tr 2 CONC anscribed by Kevin Price (own notes are indicated with **): 2 CONT "Edward Teague, along with many others of his fellow settlers, had in 1768 signed a peti 2 CONC tion to Governor Tryon asking for redress of certain grievances, which led to the Regulator 2 CONC s Rebellion in 1771. After the Battle of Alamance many were dissatisified with conditions. A 2 CONC pparently he, with others, chose to move westward across the line of division drawn by Govern 2 CONC or Tryon running north and south just west of Statesville, preferring to live with the Indian 2 CONC s rather than under the rule of British Governors." William Teague seems to have settled o 2 CONC n the east side of Lower Little River about two miles west of Taylorsville. John Teague settl 2 CONC ed near the east end of Barretts Mountain near Liledoun. There he took up land and built hi 2 CONC s home, where he reared his large family. 2 CONT For John Teague all it shows is him being born ~1802. He married Mary Webster - no date given 2 CONC . ** Note, this is John Teague, son of Moses Teague, son of Rev. Edward Teague ** 2 CONT William Teague was born in 1822 according to the book. 2 CONT ** This is most likely William son of John above. Also mentioned is Robert Teague (born ~180 2 CONC 4). He was the son of Moses Teague and Katy Payne Teague and Grandson of Pioneer Edward Teagu 2 CONC e. ** The "Pioneer Edward Teague" to which this book refers is Rev. Edward Teague (b. 1716 2 CONC ), and not Edward Teague (1655) of England. (Robert) Married Sarah Price. About 1852 he wit 2 CONC h his wife and family of seven children left Alexander County going first to Tennessee and la 2 CONC ter to Missouri settling somewhere in the area of Springfield, Mo. Nice photograph of him als 2 CONC o. 2 CONT "Edward Teague was a leader of men and had marked influence in his community. Perhaps he wa 2 CONC s best known as a preacher and the organizer of the first Baptist Church in this section of t 2 CONC he state, known as the New Meeting House, organized in 1797 and a house of worship was erect 2 CONC ed at a point now known as the Munday Graveyard in Ellendale Township. Edward Teague becam 2 CONC e its first pastor, serving the church from 1797 to his death in 1810." 2 CONT The book speculates that William Teague and his family came to America with a group of Baptis 2 CONC ts who emigrated to Virginia in the earlier part (** Apparently, a link had not been establi 2 CONC shed from William to Edward Teague of England.) of the Eighteenth Century, coming in part t 2 CONC o escape restrictive laws against Baptists and Quakers in England of that time. It goes on t 2 CONC o say that Edward Teague (** Rev. Edward - b. 1716) settled just beyond the 2 CONT west end of Barrets Mountain on Middle Little River, marking out a boundary of land for whic 2 CONC h he received title by State Grant after independence was won and North Carolina had becom 2 CONC e a sovereign state. The original tract consisted of 340 acres. Later he entered another trac 2 CONC t of100 acres on Middle Little River. The census of 1790 shows Edward Teague of Burke Count 2 CONC y to have a family consisting of a wife, two sons under sixteen and five daughters, 2 CONT also two Negro slaves. 2 CONT 2 CONT (from Mildred's research in Maryland:) 2 CONT d. "Index to the Register of St Mary Ann's Parish Cecil Co." by Maryland Historical Societ 2 CONC y *Episcipal Church, North East, MD 2 CONT ..1720 May lst There was born Abraham Teaghe 2 CONT ..1722 December 14 There was born Charity Teague 2 CONT ..1726 May 1st There was born Elijah Teague 2 CONT ..1730 January 3 There was born Susannah Teague 2 CONT ..1733 July 30 There was born William Teague 2 CONT all of the above are children of William Teague (b. ABT 1693),but "who" are the William Teagu 2 CONC e and Elijah Teague listed below? 2 CONT ..1720 March 14 There was buryed William Teague 2 CONT ..1720 September 1 There was buryed Elijah Teague 2 CONT and can this individual be placed anywhere in the Edward Teague tree? 2 CONT 2 CONT page 280..1734 Mar 16 There was born William Teague 2 CONT 2 CONT Is the evidence fairly conclusive that Edward Teage, Tegg and Teague are one and the same ind 2 CONC ividual? Also, is it documented that Edward had only three children (William, Catherine an 2 CONC d Ann)? 2 CONT (regarding Edward's son William:) 2 CONT Kevin Price wrote me with this information from the 1953 book "Pioneer Settlers of Alexande 2 CONC r County, N.C.": 2 CONT Rev J.L. Teague gives this account from Sam Teague & Jim Teague, two very old men living i 2 CONC n the vicinity of Love's Creek Baptist Church a few miles out of Siler City in the year 1928 2 CONC : "When we were around 10 years old we talked with our grandfather, who was then 90 years old 2 CONC . He told us that his father was one of seven brothers who came directly from England to Amer 2 CONC ica and settled in Orange County, North Carolina, and charged us to remember 2 CONT his words and hand them down to future generations. And the names of these seven brothers wer 2 CONC e Abraham, Moses, Joshua, Elijah, Isaac, William and Edward, and their father's name was Will 2 CONC iam." 2 CONT 2 CONT Except for the mention of coming "directly from England," this information is consistent wit 2 CONC h that listed in my database for William Teague (b. ABT 1693), son of Edward Teague (b. ABT 1 2 CONC 655). 1 CHAN 2 DATE 24 Dec 1997 3 TIME 14:04:09 0 @I164@ INDI 1 NAME David /Dickson/ 2 SURN Dickson 2 GIVN David 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1803 2 PLAC Surry Co., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1873 2 PLAC TN 1 _UID 4679DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E3953 1 FAMS @F88@ 1 FAMC @F10355@ 1 NOTE In later years, the family name began to be spelled DIXON. This was supposedly due to the fa 2 CONC ct that one of the grandchildren got into trouble with the law and this was the families atte 2 CONC mpt to disassociate themselves with that label. 2 CONT 2 CONT David Dickson became the guardian of 3 minor children of John Cutshall, Jr. in 1855. 2 CONT Records indicate that they were his daughter Rebecca and John's children. Their names were D 2 CONC avid, William, and Henry. In the same book, there was a 14 year old named George Cutshall, s 2 CONC on of Daniel Cutshall and another George Cutshall, son of John Cutshall, Sr. who was under th 2 CONC e guardianship of a Ricker. All 4 children were given over to Jacob Harris in 1857. I belie 2 CONC ve that 1857 must have been when David and Elizabeth moved to Blount County, TN, and must hav 2 CONC e been required to have an agent residing in Greene County for the guardianship appointment. 2 CONT 2 CONT North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Berty Steelman Groom: David Dickson Bond D 2 CONC ate: 27 Dec 1826 County: Surry Record #: 01 061 Bondsman: Knuel Vestal Bond #: 000144172 2 CONT 2 CONT 1830 Surry Co., N.C. census David Dickson 1 Male 20-30 (David) 2 CONT 1 Female 20-30 (Elizabeth) 2 CONT 1 Male under 5 (Columbus) 2 CONT 1 Female under 5 (Rebecca) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 Census: Ashe Co., NC 2 CONT David Dickson 2 CONT 1 male 15-20 2 CONT 1 male 20-30 2 CONT 1 female 20-30 2 CONT 2 CONT 3 David Dickson's in TN in 1840: 2 CONT Bradley, Gibson, Maury Counties 2 CONT 2 CONT He did not come to TN until 1844 reflected by the births of Phisey then Henderson! 1850 Gree 2 CONC ne County, TN Census, the 9th division E. District in the County of Greene State of Tennesse 2 CONC e enumerated on the 29th August 1850: 2 CONT He is listed with 10 children, page 149, Part B: 2 CONT House # 172 2 CONT David Dickson, 50, M, Shoe Maker, N C 2 CONT Elizabeth, 44, F, NC 2 CONT William, 19, M, Farmer, NC 2 CONT James A., 16, M, Farmer, NC 2 CONT Elizabeth, 14, F, NC 2 CONT Eliza A.,11, F, NC 2 CONT Phebe, 9, F, NC 2 CONT ?Phisey, 7, F, NC 2 CONT Henderson, 5, M, Tenn 2 CONT Thomas, 3, M 2 CONT Sarah, 1, F 2 CONT John Cuchall, 23, M, Farmer 2 CONT Rebecca, 20, F, N C 2 CONT 2 CONT 1860 Blount County, TN Census with David CUTSHAW age 8 and William CUTSHAW age 6. Living wit 2 CONC h Lydia GRAVES age 75 who was born in NC. His occupation is listed as Tenant. Elizabeth's n 2 CONC ame is listed as Betsy. (I wonder if the Lydia GRAVES age 75 could possibly be the mother o 2 CONC f Elizabeth. She was born in NC!) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1870 Blount County, TN Census David & Elizabeth listed with William CUTSHAW age 17 and Henr 2 CONC y CUTSHAW age 16. It also lists a Sarah E. CUTSHAW age 12, in school, born in TN. She has n 2 CONC ever been mentioned in any record before. I believe that this child should be listed as Sara 2 CONC h Ellen Dickson, and should be age 21. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1855 Monday 1 October Greene County, TN Guardianship Appointments: David DICKSON appointed gu 2 CONC ardian of David, William, Henry minor heirs of John Cutshall. (Jr.) and a George CUTSHALL (so 2 CONC n of Daniel Cutshall). William RICKER appointed guardian of George CUTSHALL (son of John Cuts 2 CONC hall,Sr.), minor over 14 years of age, he having a choice chose William Ricker as his guardia 2 CONC n. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1857 Monday 6 Apr Greene County, TN Guardianship Appointments: Jacob Harris appointed guardia 2 CONC n of George, David, William and Henry CUTSHALL, minors. 2 CONT 2 CONT Guardianship settlements are listed with Greene County, TN 2 Sep 1872, record # 127 Vol III 2 CONC . page 17 court records for David CUTSHALL & other minors with JRC Painter, agent for Jacob H 2 CONC ARRIS who is the guardian of David CUTSHALL, Wm. CUTSHALL, and Henry CUTSHALL minors of th 2 CONC e 9 years ending the 20th day of August 1872. Last settlement 13 Aug 1872. 2 CONT 2 CONT Greene County, TN Guardian Settlements Vol III pg 32 Entry #652 6 Jan 1873 with JRC Painter 2 CONC , agent for Jacob HARRIS guardian of David CUTSHALL a minor for the time from the 20th of Aug 2 CONC ust 1872 the day of settlement. 2 CONT 2 CONT Then #653 George CUTSHALL, a minor heir of David CUTSHALL for the 9 years and 4 months to th 2 CONC e 1st day of Jan 1873. 2 CONT 2 CONT Greene County, TN Guardian Settlements Vol III pg 176 entry # 841 William CUTSHALL & Henry CU 2 CONC TSHALL 6 Mar 1876 with Jacob Harris, guardian of Wm CUTSHALL, and Henry CUTSHALL, minors fo 2 CONC r the 3 years and 6 months on the 19th of Feb 1876. Last settlement was 13 Aug 1872. 2 CONT 2 CONT Greene County Guardian Settlements Vol III, pg 208 Entry # 874 William CUTSHALL & other Mino 2 CONC rs 4 Sep 1876 with Jacob HARRIS guardian of William CUTSHALL and Henry CUTSHALL, minors to th 2 CONC e 4th day of April 1876. Last settlement 19 Feb 1876. 2 CONT 2 CONT Blount Co., TN Marriages: 2 CONT DIXON, Edom marr. LAW, Polly on 10-FEB-1821 2 CONT DIXON, Elix marr. JONES, Charity on 02-JUN-1830 2 CONT DIXON, Elizabeth marr. BIGGS, John H on 19-FEB-1841 2 CONT DIXON, James A marr. TEDFORD, Eliza Jane on 05-MAR-1846 2 CONT DIXON, Margaret marr. MCCULLY, James on 19-DEC-1838 2 CONT DIXON, Mary Ann marr. TAYLOR, Joseph on 01-FEB-1842 2 CONT DIXON, Nancy L marr. MCCLURG, Harvey B on 02-FEB-1832 2 CONT DIXON, William marr. COOK, Eliza on 27-JAN-1831 2 CONT DICKSON, Jane marr. ROBERTSON, Isaac on 26-JUN-1845 2 CONT DICKSON, John marr. EDMONDSON, Maryan on 30-OCT-1802 2 CONT DICKSON, Samuel marr. HAMMILL, Jane on 20-JUL-1826 2 CONT DICKSON, Sarah Jane marr. LOVE, Robert S on 02-SEP-1847 2 CONT DICSON, John F marr. KENNADY, Mary on 01-APR-1828 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Feb 2004 3 TIME 14:45:46 0 @I165@ INDI 1 NAME Berry Williams /Clark/ 2 SURN Clark 2 GIVN Berry Williams 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 5 May 1852 2 PLAC Sevier Co., Little Pigeon River, TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 15 Jun 1938 2 PLAC Sevier Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC New Zion's Grove, Baptist Cementery, Sevier County, TN 1 _UID 4879DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E3B73 1 FAMS @F24@ 1 FAMC @F137@ 1 NOTE He was named after a family friend-Berry Williams. Two of this Berry CLARK's sisters marrie 2 CONC d WILLIAMS, the sons of Berry WILLIAMS. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1871 Sevier Co., TN Tax List Clark, W.B. District 10 2 CONT Clark, W.B. District 10 2 CONT Clark, W.B. District 10 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT "Berry Williams CLARK did not marry until he was 40 because his mother told him he had to b 2 CONC e the man of the family because his father had died when he was 10. His mother died before h 2 CONC e married. B.W. had a store in Bird's Creek. He kept a ledger and had many account that nev 2 CONC er paid. He also farmed. I never knew Dad to shave himself. Mother always shaved him. He a 2 CONC lways wore a beard after he got his face caught in the cane mill. He was cleaning the equipm 2 CONC ent when some boys on a nearby hill threw a rock that hit the horse. The horse started and h 2 CONC e got caught in the mill. It caused his mouth to be drawn to one side. Dad always said he w 2 CONC ouldn't leave us any money. He knew if he could get us a good education then we could 'make 2 CONC ' it, and he did. Even though Mother was much younger, she was the boss!" -(Emma Deane CLARK 2 CONC ) 2 CONT 2 CONT "Father, Berry Williams Clark, was born May 5, 1852, in Sevier Co., TN on the the Little Pige 2 CONC on River, close to where now is know as the Mitchell Bottoms, and near Red Bank Baptist Churc 2 CONC h, his father John Bitner Clark and his mother Mary James Clark, are both buried on a hill we 2 CONC st of where he was born and across the present highway thru the Mitchell Bottoms. 2 CONT 2 CONT Father was not a very large man, about 5 ft 8 inches in height, and weighed around 150 pounds 2 CONC . He was not a very strong man but had a determined will, and could accomplish most anythin 2 CONC g that he made up his mind to. When he was only ten years old his father died. This thre 2 CONC w a terriffic load on his young and immature years, as the man of the family. With his mothe 2 CONC r's help and advice he managed the farm, an they made a comfortable living, he in later year 2 CONC s buying out the other heirs, and securing title to the farm for himself. He stayed with hi 2 CONC s mother until she died looking after her and caring for her. After her death he sold the fa 2 CONC rm and moved to Birds Creek, and opened up a general store during this period living with hi 2 CONC s brother Solomon. He later purchased a large acreage of land just south of where he had hi 2 CONC s store, and there built a large and comfortable two story house. He gave up the store and i 2 CONC n the year 1892 he married Lillie Belle Paine, daughter of Rev. Smith Furgerson & Mary Emelin 2 CONC e McIntire Paine. To his new house he took Mother and there all their children were born an 2 CONC d reared, and where both he and Mother lived until their death. 2 CONT 2 CONT In Father's early manhood, he went to a log rolling, which was a great affair in those times 2 CONC . There he injured himself by overlifiting, just how he was not sure, but at the time he ble 2 CONC d internally. After that time his health was never very good, and for several years they di 2 CONC d not believe that he would survive. But he carefully guarded his health, and watched his fo 2 CONC od and lived to the age of 86 years. I believe that in the latter years of his life that hi 2 CONC s health was much improved. Father was always a very active man, he did not believe in idlen 2 CONC ess, and he practices his belief. 2 CONT 2 CONT As his father died when he was only ten years old, he did not know too much about the Clark f 2 CONC amily. They had scattered, some of them went to TX, some to OK, some to AR, some to MO, an 2 CONC d in those days it was very difficult to correspond with each other. As the years and the Ci 2 CONC vil War passed they gradually lost tract of each other. His brother Solomon, moved to Dalton 2 CONC , GA and bought a farm there. His sister Minerva whom married Rufus Shields, followed him th 2 CONC ere. His sister Emeline whom had married John Williams, moved to Dunn's Creek, near Cosby 2 CONC . His sister Sarrah whom had married Joseph Williams, lived on an adjoining farm to his on B 2 CONC irds Creek, and of course he kept in contact with those. But it was rather his Father's brot 2 CONC hers and sisters with whom he lost contact, as in those days there was almost no mail servic 2 CONC e and transportation was almost nil. 2 CONT 2 CONT One incident in Father's life as he related it to me, was when he was about 11 years old, h 2 CONC e was captured and taken to Longstreet's encampment not far from where they lived. The encam 2 CONC pment was in what they called the flat woods near Harrisburg. You can imagine that a small b 2 CONC oy of 11 was pretty scared. They kept him overnight and next morning returned him to his mot 2 CONC her. They asked him lots of questions, figuring that he might could tell them the whereabout 2 CONC s of some of the men whom were hiding out in that vicinity. They did not harm or threaten hi 2 CONC m in any way, and after he got over his scare, I think that he rather enjoyed it. 2 CONT 2 CONT During the Civil War, he and his sisters would take turns holding the stock to keep the soldi 2 CONC ers from getting them. They did get one of their mares, but his mother went to Colonel Murph 2 CONC y and he went with her to the encampment and the commanding officer made them line up the hor 2 CONC ses, and told her to pick her's out. She did, and he returned it to her. 2 CONT 2 CONT Some of Father's ancestors were very scholary, some could speak several different languages 2 CONC , could read books written in Latin, and wrote a very legible hand-writing in the script of t 2 CONC heir day. 2 CONT 2 CONT Father was a very civic-minded man, and he always worked for the betterment of the community 2 CONC , in making it a better place for his children to live. He worked tirelessly to establish Sm 2 CONC oky Mountain Academy, and he and Rev. S. F. Paine, were largely responsible for its being a r 2 CONC eality. Most of the planning was done at home. Father was one of its founders. He donate 2 CONC d all of the lumber which went into its building and the first dormitory. He gave of his tim 2 CONC e and monetary support until his death. He was one of its first Trustees and always gave i 2 CONC t his active support. 2 CONT 2 CONT Father joined the Zion Grove Baptist Church and was baptized sometime in his late fifties. T 2 CONC he exact year I do not know, but I saw him baptized. He was baptised in Birds Creek just abo 2 CONC ve ford now going over to D. E. Brown's . He had always actively supported the church, and w 2 CONC hen something was going on at the church, Father never missed it, and saw that his children w 2 CONC ent also. 2 CONT 2 CONT Father was a great believer in education, and his church, and he tried in every way possibl 2 CONC e to educate his children, and to see that facilities were available for that purpose. 2 CONT 2 CONT Father was a very determined man, strictly honest, and thought everyone else should be the sa 2 CONC me. He lost quite a lot of money in trusting people. Once Father had made up his mind on a 2 CONC n issue, he was very hard to change. In fact as far as Father was concerned, that was the wa 2 CONC y it was or had to be. He demanded and received complete obedience from his children. He w 2 CONC as very strict, though gentle, and the rules and regulations he propounded for his childfen h 2 CONC ad to be adhered to without question, and any deviation there-from called for disciplinary ac 2 CONC tion therefore. Father loved his children and family very much, and was always interested i 2 CONC n their well-being. He loved his home, and only left it to attend to necessary business, o 2 CONC r his church, always returning as soon as possible. His entire life was, him home and family 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT Father, although his health was not very good, was always active, and was, up to the time o 2 CONC f his terminal illness, his willpower often carrying him through any task that he chose to pe 2 CONC rform. Late in the fall of 1937, Father, one cold rainy day, left the house to see about th 2 CONC e division of the crops of one of the Tennants. Mother tried to keep him from going, but h 2 CONC e went anyway. He got wet and chilled from which he took pneumonia. Although he recovered f 2 CONC rom the pneumonia itself, he did not recover from the effects of it. On the morning of Jun 2 CONC e 15th, 1938, holding my hand he passed quietly, and peacefully away. I had not only los 2 CONC t a father, but a dear friend and counselor as well. Father was gone from us at the age of 8 2 CONC 6, and the family circle was broken. He was laid to rest in the New Zion's Grove Baptist Chu 2 CONC rch Cemetery, beside his daughter Mary. The Clarks and the Paines having some years previous 2 CONC ly signed an agreement with the Trustees of Smoky Mountain Academy not to use the Paine-Clar 2 CONC k Cemtery for future burial purposes." (Newton Berry Clark) 2 CONT 2 CONT I have a tin-type picture of him. (Sherry S. Finchum) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 24 Jan 1999 3 TIME 02:05:51 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\bwandlbclark.jpg 2 TITL Berry Williams & Lillie Belle Paine CLARK 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I166@ INDI 1 NAME Lillie Belle /Paine/ 2 SURN Paine 2 GIVN Lillie Belle 2 _AKA Frances Julie Lillie Belle 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 6 Sep 1873 2 PLAC Buncombe Co., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 15 May 1952 2 PLAC Sevier Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC New Zion's Grove Cemetery, Sevier Co., TN 1 _UID 4A79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E3D93 1 FAMS @F24@ 1 FAMC @F138@ 1 NOTE Madison County, N.C. 1880 census lists Lilly Payne in the household of Smith F. "Pain" Payn 2 CONC e along with Ambrose, Isaac Newton, Charles M. and Mary V. Payne. She was shown as (8) eigh 2 CONC t years old. 2 CONT 2 CONT "She only took 1 car ride in her life. It was to the doctor, and it made her so sick she sai 2 CONC d she would never ride again." (Emma Deane Clark) 2 CONT 2 CONT "She moved to Sevier County, TN with her parents when she was a young girl. Her ancestors, w 2 CONC ere of Dutch Hollander, Swiss and Irish origins. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mother was about 5 feet 7 inches in height, weighed between 125 and 135 pounds, had long silk 2 CONC y dark hair, fair complexion, which remained smooth until her death, and brown eyes. Mothe 2 CONC r liked to have her hair combed and many was the time when I was a young boy have I stood o 2 CONC n a chair combing it for her liking to feel the softness of it. She was a strong woman, bot 2 CONC h physically and in will power. She was seldom ill, and I cannot recall a time until the wei 2 CONC ght of years began to tell on her that she was ever ill. She was troubled all her life wit 2 CONC h motion sickness, but that was about the only thing that seemed to bother Mother. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mother loved beauty. She loved flowers of which she had a profusion and would work for hour 2 CONC s in them. She always had lovely flowers, even in her last years she still worked with her f 2 CONC lowers. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mother was always busy, very energetic, she could not tolerate any kind of uncleanliness, nei 2 CONC ther in her house, clothing or her children, and every spring she moved everything from its p 2 CONC lace in the house and gave a general cleaning to the house, furniture, and everything. She w 2 CONC as an excellent cook, and always prepared good food for her children or company as well. Sh 2 CONC e insisted on cleanliness in her kitchen, in the utensils she used, and in the preparation o 2 CONC f the food. When a meal was over no matter how rushed, Mother always cleaned the refuse fro 2 CONC m the table, washed the dishes and the silverware, the utensils, and saw that her kitchen wa 2 CONC s clean before she left it. She tolerated no accumulation of dirty dishes. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mother loved her home and her children, with a love unsurpassed. Her thoughts were ever of h 2 CONC er children, and if one of the children would call and required attention, she could go for d 2 CONC ays without sleep or rest. She seemed to have a tireless amount of energy. Her children alw 2 CONC ays came first, their cares, and their comfort and well being. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mother's children could always go to her, with their troubles, their hurts and problems, an 2 CONC d always be sure of sympathy and understanding. 2 CONT 2 CONT She made her children's clothes and bought one of the first Singer sewing machines to come t 2 CONC o Sevier County. I have often known her after working in the garden or field all day, to spi 2 CONC n and card far into the night, in order that her children might have proper clothing, which s 2 CONC he always kept clean and neat. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mother had a wonderful sense of humor and liked to tease. She also had a nice voice for sing 2 CONC ing and liked to gather the children around her and sing. Mother joined the Baptist church s 2 CONC ometime in her early girlhood and later transferred her letter to the Zion's Grove Baptist Ch 2 CONC urch, of which she remained a member until her death. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mother, was a very profuse reader, she read all kinds of books. The Bible, novels, romance 2 CONC , fiction, detective, all kinds of books seemed to interest her. I have often waked up far i 2 CONC nto the night and saw a light in Mother's room-she would be reading. She had a wonderul rete 2 CONC ntive memory. I have asked her long after she had read a book what the book was about and sh 2 CONC e could quote word for word almost everything about the book. 2 CONT 2 CONT After father died, Mother began to be bothered with high blood pressure, and her health bega 2 CONC n to fail. She was fairly healthy on the whole, still looked after her garden and her flower 2 CONC s, but her health began to gradually decline. In November of 1951, she went to the Baptist H 2 CONC ospital in Knoxville, TN and the doctor's having discovered that she had colon cancer, operat 2 CONC ed on her. She was operated on by a specialist from the Mayo Clinic. She went to the operat 2 CONC ing room cheerful, thinking that they could relieve and help her. The doctors reported to he 2 CONC r children that there was no hope, that her cancer was the fast-acting type and that there wa 2 CONC s nothing else that they could do, but make her comfortable the few remaining days that she h 2 CONC ad to live. Mother recovered from the shock of the operation, and wanted to leave the hospit 2 CONC al. She went to Deane's with 24 hour nursing care, and died May 1952." (Newton B. Clark) 2 CONT 2 CONT I have 2 photographs of her. (Sherry S. Finchum) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Dec 2002 3 TIME 11:20:14 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\lillebellepaineclarkandloretta.jpg 2 TITL 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I167@ INDI 1 NAME John Bitner /Clark/ 2 SURN Clark 2 GIVN John Bitner 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1 Jul 1824 2 PLAC TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 7 Aug 1862 2 PLAC Sevier Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Sevier Co., TN on a hill in a cow pasture 1 _UID 4C79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E3FB3 1 FAMS @F137@ 1 FAMC @F139@ 1 NOTE He was named for a John BITNER who was born in Blount County, TN in 1816. 2 CONT 2 CONT He and his twin brother, Robert Shields CLARK were very close. "It is said that if they me 2 CONC t while plowing their adjacent farms that they would sit down and talk the rest of the day wh 2 CONC ile the mules sought the shade. I have also been told that someone couldn't fight just one o 2 CONC f them, it would have to be both!" (Fred Everitt CLARK) 2 CONT 2 CONT He is listed on the 1850 Sevier Co., TN Census living beside his mother. 2 CONT 2 CONT Can't find him on the 1860 Sevier Co., TN Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT He is deceased before the 1870 Sevier Co., TN Census. His wife and 4 youngest children are l 2 CONC isted. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1871 Sevier Co., TN Tax List: Clark, J.B. Heirs District 13 2 CONT 2 CONT He and his wife are buried in a cowfield on the top of the hill behind a house on the back ro 2 CONC ad to Gatlinburg near Murphy's Chapel United Methodist Church. There are just rocks to mar 2 CONC k the graves. 2 CONT 2 CONT I have a tin-type picture of the children. (Sherry S. Finchum) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 11 Sep 2001 3 TIME 20:54:22 0 @I168@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /James/ 2 SURN James 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 6 Jan 1825 2 PLAC , TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 26 May 1883 2 PLAC Sevier Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Sevier Co., TN on a hill in a cow pasture 1 _UID 4E79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E41D3 1 FAMS @F137@ 1 FAMC @F140@ 1 NOTE Listed on the 1870 Sevier Co., TN Census no husband with Real Estate value $100 and Persona 2 CONC l Property $410. District 13, taken on 18 Jul 1870. 2 CONT 2 CONT #11, Family #73: 2 CONT Clark, Mary age 45 Housekeeping TN 2 CONT Berry W. 18 Farm Laborer TN 2 CONT Solomon J. 13 At Home TN 2 CONT Mary M. 10 At Home TN 2 CONT Rachel V. 8 TN 2 CONT 2 CONT She is on the 1880 Sevier Co., TN Census. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 11 Sep 2001 3 TIME 20:54:37 0 @I169@ INDI 1 NAME Smith Ferguson "S. F." /Paine/ 2 SURN Paine 2 GIVN Smith Ferguson "S. F." 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 22 Apr 1837 2 PLAC Buncombe Co., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 20 Aug 1932 2 PLAC Sevier Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Zion Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Sevier Co., TN 1 _UID 5079DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E43F3 1 FAMS @F138@ 1 FAMC @F141@ 1 NOTE His daughter, Mary, helped him to write a wonderful Memoir about the family history. 2 CONT 2 CONT He served in Civil War 4 years was Orderly Sergeant of N.C. 64th regiment company C. He serve 2 CONC d in the Confederate Army going from his state, NC. He was ordained as a Baptist Minister i 2 CONC n Madison Co., NC in 1875. He moved to TN in 1886. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1870 Madison Co., NC lists #393 family # 193: 2 CONT McEntire, James S. age 66 farm laborer 150 150 NC Can't read or write-Marshall Post Office 2 CONT Mary age 44, keeping house 2 CONT Filetus 15, male at home 2 CONT Sarrah 13, female at home 2 CONT James S. 19, male farm laboring 2 CONT 2 CONT with #433 and family #95 is: 2 CONT Payn, Smith F. age 33 farm laborer 300 NC Spring Creek Post Office 2 CONT , Mary E. age 23 keeping house 2 CONT , Ambrose age 4 2 CONT , Isaac N. age 2 2 CONT 2 CONT The Alexander Co., NC Family History book records two accounts of Smith Ferguson's (his names 2 CONC ake) pastorial service. "Little River Baptist Church: In 1841, Smith Furguson was pastor an 2 CONC d there were 111 members. In 1847 there was the greatest revival ever recorded in this area 2 CONC ; 158 people were baptized. In 1849 the pastor, Smith Ferguson ordained nine ministers". Pe 2 CONC rhaps this was when our Smith Ferguson Paine was ordained! "Three Forks Baptist Church: Rev 2 CONC . Smith Ferguson served one year till 1861." 2 CONT 2 CONT "Grandfather Smith Furgerson Paine was ordained to the Baptist ministry by Roaring Fork Bapti 2 CONC st Church in NC, 9 Aug 1881, and later transferred his membership to Zion's Grove Baptist i 2 CONC n Sevier County,TN 17 Dec 1904. He was pastor of several churches, and converted and baptize 2 CONC d many people into the faith of his church. 2 CONT 2 CONT Grandfather was a large man, over 6 feet in height, dark of completion and hair, a big-bone 2 CONC d man weighing over 200 pounds. He was of Dutch Hollander and Swiss descent. There were fou 2 CONC r brothers-his great grandfather was one of them-who emigrated to America. They came to VA a 2 CONC nd scattered from there. His great Grandfather remaining. Grandfather loved his family an 2 CONC d grandchildren. He liked to tease us and when we were small and to hold us on his lap."(New 2 CONC ton B. Clark) 2 CONT 2 CONT I have several photographs of him. (Sherry S. Finchum) 2 CONT 2 CONT I have a tin-type picture of this family. (SSF) 2 CONT 2 CONT This PAINE cemetery is well kept. To reach it, beginning in Sevierville at the intersectio 2 CONC n of US 411 and State Route 66, drive toward Newport for 3.3 miles. Turn right onto Old US 4 2 CONC 11. Drive 0.6 miles, then bear right onto Pittman Center Road. Drive 9.2 miles and turn lef 2 CONC t. The cemetery is 0.1 miles ahead on the left. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 18 Jan 2003 3 TIME 12:17:58 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\smithfergusonpainefamilyedit.jpg 2 TITL Smith Ferguson PAINE and Family 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\smithfergusonpaine.jpg 2 TITL Smith Ferguson PAINE 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM N 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\sfpaine2.jpg 2 TITL Smith Ferguson PAINE and wife Mary "Molly" Emeline McIntire 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM N 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\painesgather.jpg 2 TITL PAINE children 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM N 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I170@ INDI 1 NAME Mary Emeline "Molly" /McIntire/ 2 SURN McIntire 2 GIVN Mary Emeline "Molly" 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 2 Nov 1846 2 PLAC Buncombe Co., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 30 Aug 1920 2 PLAC Sevier Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Zion Grove, Sevier Co., TN 1 _UID 5279DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4513 1 FAMS @F138@ 1 FAMC @F142@ 1 NOTE "Grandmother PAINE operated the switchboard on Bird's Creek (named that for the large numbe 2 CONC r of pigeons around). They would call & say I want to talk to someone, and she would plug th 2 CONC em in. Our ring was 2 longs and 1 short. Grandmother would never let me listen in. Whe 2 CONC n a storm would come up her mother would go outside and pull something so that the lightenin 2 CONC g would not come in on the lines." (Emma Deane CLARK) 2 CONT 2 CONT "Grandmother, Mary Emeline McIntire Paine, was of Irish ancestory. She was a small woman, ab 2 CONC out 5 feet 1 or 2 inches in height, weighed around 100 pounds, was of fair complexion, whic 2 CONC h was even beautiful in her advanced years, blue eyed, and red hair. She was born in Buncomb 2 CONC e County, NC and died in Sevier Co., TN. Grandmother was full of life and fun. She was an e 2 CONC xcellent singer, she usually sang soprano, but would sing alto equally as well. She had a be 2 CONC autiful voice. She liked to play games and tell tales, even tales of witchcraft, of which sh 2 CONC e knew many, some of them would make your hair stand up. She was inclined to be superstitiou 2 CONC s, and she knew several remedies there-for. She liked to have young people around her, and s 2 CONC he loved and adored her grandchildren. Grandmother liked to visit, and when the urge struck h 2 CONC er, she would simply harness whatever animal was available to the buggy and take off. It wa 2 CONC s a thrill to see her coming around the road towards home for a visit. The grandchildren wer 2 CONC e always welcome at Grandmother's and some of the happiest memories of my childhood are my vi 2 CONC sits to grandmother's. She always had cookies, jams or jellies available, and I never left G 2 CONC randmother's empty handed. She always gave you something-an apple, pecans, a cuff link or co 2 CONC llar button-but always something. She was of true nobility, she loved clothes, of which sh 2 CONC e had many, shoes, gloves, hats, and dresses. She loved silks and soft materials, and knew h 2 CONC ow to dress and wear them. Grandmother was what you would call a fancy dresser. She also ha 2 CONC d loads of jewelry. She loved colorful bedspreads, and could not resist an Irish peddler whe 2 CONC n he opened his pack. 2 CONT 2 CONT Grandmother usually enjoyed good health, in the spring of 1920 she was visiting Mother, and w 2 CONC hile sitting by the fire kidding with Rev. George Houser, she suffered a stroke from which sh 2 CONC e never recovered. It took here speech. It was not the direct cause of her death, but was t 2 CONC he contributing factor. In some manner she injured one of her arms and it got infected and b 2 CONC lood poisoning set in." (Newton B. Clark) 2 CONT 2 CONT I have other documents prepared by J B Waters Jr. that say that Mary's parents were Seb McInt 2 CONC yre and Mary Randles. 2 CONT 2 CONT !DEATH: Certificate State of TN #153 Sevier County, TN lists here father as Cebrm McIntir 2 CONC e b in NC and mother as Mary Randles b NC. Cause of death listed as unknown; loss of mind fo 2 CONC r 18 months but no Doctor's report. Informant was A.M. Paine 2 CONT 2 CONT I have a photograph of her carding wool. (Sherry S. Finchum) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Dec 2002 3 TIME 11:20:57 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\francesjulielilliebelle.jpg 2 TITL Mary Emeline McIntire & Frances Julie Lillie Belle PAINE 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I171@ INDI 1 NAME John /Paine/ 2 SURN Paine 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 11 Feb 1789 2 PLAC Fairfax, Culpepper Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 28 Mar 1866 2 PLAC Buncombe Co., NC 1 BURI 2 PLAC North Turkey Creek Cemetery, Buncombe Co., NC 1 _UID 5479DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4733 1 FAMS @F141@ 1 FAMC @F143@ 1 NOTE Memoirs of Smith Ferguson PAINE: "John Paine, the second son of Robert B. Paine, was my fathe 2 CONC r. He married Mary Bradburn (my mother). Mary Bradburn was the daughter of Thomas and Elizabe 2 CONC th Bradburn. Elizabeth Bradburn's maiden name was Elizabeth Elledge. Thomas and Elizabeth Bra 2 CONC dburn lived on and owned property known as Bradburn's Cross roads, and was located three mile 2 CONC s west of where Taylorsville now stands. 2 CONT I suppose that they were married in Virginia as they moved from Virginia to North Carolina." 2 CONT 2 CONT "Father was a medium sized man, rather low of stature, five feet ten or eleven inches, weighi 2 CONC ng 165 pounds. A divided, or hair lip, otherwise was a very handsome man. He was a blacksmi 2 CONC th by trade, and made bells in abundance. He was a very stout and active man, was hard to ha 2 CONC ndle. He was very lively and loved sports and the chase. He was honest and strict in his de 2 CONC aling with men. 2 CONT 2 CONT He wore a smile rather than a frown. A true friend, one who never forgot a favor, very sympa 2 CONC thetic, ordinarily mild and gentle, but when insulted or injured, was revengeful, fearless an 2 CONC d determined. Father loved his family and friends with a devotion that unsurpasses. No sacr 2 CONC ifice too great or toil too hard for him if necessity demanded it. While working in the sho 2 CONC p one day a sliver or scale of hot iron flew in his left eye, causing him to lose it. Some y 2 CONC ears later he lost the sight of his right eye. He was blind ten years before his death. 2 CONT 2 CONT He served an enlistment in the War of 1812. He was at Horseshoe. I believe he reached the s 2 CONC cene first just as the battle closed. He helped build a fort at that place. 2 CONT 2 CONT During the winter of 1852, he became very much interested with regard to his future welfare a 2 CONC nd professed faith in Christ, joined the church and was baptized the first Sunday in May, 185 2 CONC 3 by me, S. F. Paine." 2 CONT 2 CONT War Records File (John Paine W. O. 7480). He volunteered in Burke Co., NC and served from Fe 2 CONC b. 1, 1814 to Sept. 4, 1814 as private in Capt. James Martin's Company of NC Militia, agains 2 CONC t the Creek Indians. He was discharged at Salisbury, NC. 2 CONT 2 CONT Listed on the 1850 Buncombe Co., NC Census as: 2 CONT Paine, John 61 Laborer b NC 2 CONT Mary 54 b NC 2 CONT Andrew L 27 Laborer NC 2 CONT Daniel 20 Laborer NC 2 CONT Amos 18 Laborer NC 2 CONT S.F. 14 NC 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Nov 2001 3 TIME 21:14:43 0 @I172@ INDI 1 NAME Mary "Polly" /Bradburn/ 2 SURN Bradburn 2 GIVN Mary "Polly" 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 6 Aug 1796 2 PLAC Burke Co., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 22 Aug 1872 2 PLAC Buncombe Co., NC 1 BURI 2 PLAC North Turkey Creek Cemetery, Buncombe Co., NC 1 _UID 5679DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4953 1 FAMS @F141@ 1 FAMC @F144@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Oct 2002 3 TIME 14:32:21 0 @I173@ INDI 1 NAME Robert /Paine/ 2 SURN Paine 2 GIVN Robert 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1745 2 PLAC Spotsylvania Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1805 2 PLAC Burke Co., Alexandria, NC 1 _UID 5879DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4B73 1 FAMS @F143@ 1 FAMC @F145@ 1 NOTE He served 3 enlistments in the Revolutionary War. "He was in the trenches under command of L 2 CONC afayette when Cornwallis surrendered." (Smith Ferguson Paine's Memoirs) 2 CONT 2 CONT On 16 April 1783 Robert and Rachel Lord Paine sold their property in Spotsylvania County, VA 2 CONC . (Robert's interest in his father's estate) Robert and his family lived in Culpepper County 2 CONC , VA from 1783 to 1789. 2 CONT 2 CONT About March 1789 Robert & family moved to NC, settling first in Lincoln Co., and then on th 2 CONC e Little River in Burke (now Alexander) Co. 2 CONT 2 CONT Robert was listed on the 1790 Lincoln County, NC census and on the 1800 Burke County, NC cens 2 CONC us. 2 CONT 2 CONT Alexander Co., NC Family Heritage Book (603) on page 425 lists a history of Robert PAINE (Sr. 2 CONC ) and Rachel LORD: "Robert Paine was born before 1755 in Spotsylvania Co., VA, son of John Pa 2 CONC in/Paine and his wife, Frances Coleman. His wife was Rachel Lord who was also from Virginia 2 CONC . They were married about 1770. On April 16, 1783 Robert and Rachel Lord Paine sold their p 2 CONC roperty in Spotsylvania County. Robert Paine and his family lived in Culpeper County, VA fro 2 CONC m 1783 to 1789 when they moved to North Carolina. In NC they first settled in Lincoln Count 2 CONC y and then on to Burke County where Robert Paine took up land on the Catawba River between up 2 CONC per and middle little River in what is now Alexander County, NC Robert Paine died in Burk 2 CONC e Co., NC in 1805, but it is not known when Rachel Lord Paine died. Robert and Rachel Lord P 2 CONC aine had 10 children....." 2 CONT 2 CONT Memoirs by grandson, Smith Ferguson PAINE: "The Paines were of English descent. 2 CONT 2 CONT My grandfather, Robert B. Paine, was a Virginian. His wife, Rachel Lord, was also a Virginian 2 CONC . To them was born a large family of three sons and seven daughters. 2 CONT Grandfather Robert B. Paine lived in Virginia until after the close of the Revolutionary War 2 CONC . He then moved to Burke County, N.C. (now Alexander County, N.C.) and settled on the upper L 2 CONC ittle River in March of 1789. He died there not many years later. 2 CONT Robert B. Paine served three enlistment's in the Revolutionary War. He was in the trenches un 2 CONC der the command of Lafayette when Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown." 1 CHAN 2 DATE 19 Jul 1998 3 TIME 18:10:04 0 @I174@ INDI 1 NAME Rachel /Lord/ 2 SURN Lord 2 GIVN Rachel 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1750 2 PLAC , VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1809 2 PLAC Burke Co., NC 1 _UID 5A79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4D93 1 FAMS @F143@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 4 Sep 1999 3 TIME 18:45:51 0 @I175@ INDI 1 NAME James H. /Redd/ 2 SURN Redd 2 GIVN James H. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE Dec 1821 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 10 Oct 1890 2 PLAC Lincoln County, TN 2 SOUR @S10@ 3 NOTE His death is recorded here as 10 Oct 1890. 1 BURI 2 PLAC Redd Graveyard, Lincoln Co, TN 1 _UID 5C79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4FB3 1 FAMS @F32@ 1 FAMC @F146@ 1 NOTE Lived in the Chestnut Ridge area up the Foster Hollow in Lincoln Co., TN. 1860 Lincoln Co. 2 CONC , TN Census Farmer $3,140 Real Estate $200 Personal Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT 1880 Lincoln Co., TN Census Farmer 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1880 he lists a John L. Robinson age 13 as a nephew born in TN. 2 CONT Also lists Adella Evans age 6 as a niece born in TN. (Probably children of a sister!) 2 CONT 2 CONT His church affiliation was Baptist and by occupation he was a farmer. He lived in the Foste 2 CONC r Hollow in Petersburg, TN. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 17 Jan 2003 3 TIME 14:49:01 0 @I176@ INDI 1 NAME Mary Caroline /Randles/ 2 SURN Randles 2 GIVN Mary Caroline 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1820 2 PLAC Swannanoa, NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 28 May 1870 2 SOUR @S155@ 3 NOTE She lists Mary Caroline McEntire b 1820, died May 28, 1870 1 _UID 5E79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E51D3 1 FAMS @F142@ 1 NOTE 1880 Census of Buncombe County, NC, lists Mary Caroline McEntire age 58 -mother with her dau 2 CONC ghter Sarah Emily as "Sally" McEntire (she had divorced her husband, Fulbright and reverted t 2 CONC o her maiden name), and her children. 2 CONT 2 CONT LAND GRANTS SEVIER COUNTY: 2 CONT RANDLES,James Grant # 1360, RANDLES, John Grant # 77,RANDLES,Richard Grant # 120 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Jul 2002 3 TIME 19:20:44 0 @I177@ INDI 1 NAME James Seaborn or Sebastian /McIntire/ 2 SURN McIntire 2 GIVN James Seaborn or Sebastian 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 13 Dec 1814 2 PLAC Leicester or Canton, NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 25 May 1870 2 SOUR @S155@ 3 NOTE J. S. McIntire, Canton, NC, born Dec 13, 1817, Died May 25, 1870 1 _UID 6079DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E53F3 1 FAMS @F142@ 1 FAMC @F147@ 1 NOTE His birth and death information listed as "J. S. McIntire-Canton, NC Born Dec 13, 1817, Die 2 CONC d May 25, 1870" are from the Bible of Sarah Emily McEntire (from small slips of papers in he 2 CONC r Bible in the original hand of: ) The information records a birthdate of 1817, but from cens 2 CONC us records, I believe that 1814 is the correct year. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 Buncombe County South, NC lists 2 CONT Seaborn McIntire 2 CONT 1 male 20-30, 2 CONT 1 female 20-30 and 2 CONT 1 female under 5. 2 CONT 2 CONT He is on the 1850 Census of Buncombe Co., NC, living next door to a Rilla MCINTIRE, who I bel 2 CONC ieve is his mother. His full name is suspected to be James Seaborn McINTIRE. Several record 2 CONC s in the Buncombe Co., NC area are listed in the name of James S. McINTIRE. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1850 Buncombe County, NC Census lists: 2 CONT #322 family number 1721: 2 CONT McIntire, Rilla age 55 Female 2 CONT Chambers age 30 Male carpenter 2 CONT 2 CONT with family number 1720: 2 CONT McIntire, Seab age 36 male Carpenter NC 2 CONT Mary age 30 female NC 2 CONT Julia A. 9 female 2 CONT John R. 9 male 2 CONT Mary E. 5 female 2 CONT Samuel 3 male 2 CONT Joseph S. 1 male 2 CONT 2 CONT 28 Nov 1853 in Buncombe Co., NC Deed Book 27 pg 272, Samuel W. Davidson to Sebron McIntire 50 2 CONC 0 ac Swannanoa River 2 CONT 2 CONT Administration of his mother's estate in Buncombe Co., NC 1863 for Marilda McEntire at sale m 2 CONC ajority of stuff purchased by Seab and Chambers McEntire. Promissory notes signed by James S 2 CONC . McEntire and Chamber McEntire. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1870 Madison Co., NC lists #393 family # 193: 2 CONT McEntire, James S. age 66 farm laborer 150 150 NC Can't read or write-Marshall Post Office 2 CONT Mary age 44, keeping house 2 CONT Filetus 15, male at home 2 CONT Sarrah 13, female at home 2 CONT James S. 19, male farm laboring 2 CONT 2 CONT From the death certificate of Filetus R. McIntire: Father: James McIntire-Leicester, NC and M 2 CONC other: Mary Randall-Swannonoa, NC. 2 CONT 2 CONT with #433 and family #95 is: 2 CONT Payn, Smith F. age 33 farm laborer 300 NC Spring Creek Post Office 2 CONT , Mary E. age 23 keeping house 2 CONT , Ambrose age 4 2 CONT , Isaac N. age 2 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Jan 2005 3 TIME 22:02:49 0 @I178@ INDI 1 NAME Thomas /Bradburn/ 2 SURN Bradburn 2 GIVN Thomas 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1765 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1821 2 PLAC Burke Co., NC 1 _UID 6279DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5513 1 FAMS @F144@ 1 FAMC @F149@ 1 NOTE Memoirs by Smith Ferguson PAINE: "My mother, Mary (Bradburn) Paine, was born August 6, 1796 2 CONC . In Grandfather Bradburn's family were three sons and three daughters. 2 CONT Elizabeth married Ephrim Shuford. 2 CONT Mary (my mother) married John Paine (my father). 2 CONT Isaac was the eldest son. 2 CONT Jane married John Grant. 2 CONT Joseph married Jane Hughey 2 CONT Thomas (no wife listed for him) 2 CONT Thomas Bradburn, my grandfather, was a merchant farmer. He owned sixteen slaves and a conside 2 CONC rable land. The Bradburns were of English descent. My grandfather gave my mother a slave bu 2 CONC t my father did not like negroes and returned the slave to Grandfather Bradburn." 2 CONT 2 CONT Listed on 1810 Census Burke Co., NC 2 CONT 2 CONT Burke Co., NC lists probate April 1821 by Benjamin AUSTEN, Sr. and Charles DUNCAN. Same refu 2 CONC sed to qualify as executor. Letters of administration granted to Elisbeth BRADBURN widow an 2 CONC d Isaac BRADBURN.(From court minutes, not in the will book!) 2 CONT 2 CONT Estate settlement names Isaac BRADBURN as administrator signed by Isaac and Elizabeth BRADBUR 2 CONC N 24 Apr 1821 in Burke Co., NC. 2 CONT Inventories 22 and 23 May 1821 names: John PAYNE, Elizabeth BRADBURN, Joseph BRADBURN. 2 CONT 2 CONT Jan 1829, Burke Co., NC appointed the committee of Abner PAINE, Lewis PAINE, and Daniel WHITT 2 CONC ENBURG to settle the estate of Thomas BRADBURN with Isaac BRADBURN administrator. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Heritage Book on Alexander or Burke Co., NC pg 149 states: "Thomas Bradburn was a son o 2 CONC f Isaac Bradburn and brother of John. He had a son Isaac, named for his father. The last w 2 CONC ill of Thomas Bradburn was probated in the Burke County courts in April 1821. Thomas marrie 2 CONC d Ann Elledge, daughter of Isaac Elledge, who received a land grant from Lord Granville in 17 2 CONC 79. Thomas and Ann became a wealthy family for their time, owning over eleven hundred acre 2 CONC s in what is now Ellendale Township, Alexander Co., NC. Thomas and Ann Bradburn raised a fam 2 CONC ily of several girls but their names are lost. They had a son named Isaac Elledge Bradburn w 2 CONC ho married Willie Eleanor Starnes, Daughter of Joseph Starnes." 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 May 1998 3 TIME 02:59:50 0 @I186@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth Ann /Elledge/ 2 SURN Elledge 2 GIVN Elizabeth Ann 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1775 1 DEAT 2 PLAC Burke Co., NC 1 _UID 7279DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6513 1 FAMS @F144@ 1 FAMC @F158@ 1 NOTE Of Swiss/English descent (Smith Ferguson PAINE memoirs). 2 CONT 2 CONT Page 149 of Alexander or Burke Co., NC Heritage Books quote: "Thomas married Ann Elledge, dau 2 CONC ghter of Isaac Elledge, who received a land grant from Lord Granville in 1779. Thomas and An 2 CONC n became a wealthy family for their time, owning over eleven hundred acres in what is now Ell 2 CONC endale Township, Alexander Co., NC. Thomas and Ann Bradburn raised a family of several girl 2 CONC s but their names are lost. They had a son named Isaac Elledge Bradburn who married Willie E 2 CONC leanor Starnes, Daughter of Joseph Starnes." 1 CHAN 2 DATE 9 Oct 1999 3 TIME 20:07:56 0 @I187@ INDI 1 NAME John /Paine/ Sr. 2 SURN Paine 2 GIVN John 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1705 2 PLAC King & Queen Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 20 Sep 1770 2 PLAC Spotsylvania Co, VA 1 _UID 7479DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6733 1 FAMS @F145@ 1 FAMC @F159@ 1 NOTE Astract of Will in St George's Parish date signed 25 Jul 1764 lists wife Frances, eldest son- 2 CONC John & sons Thomas, Barnett, William, Robert & George. Mentions "all my daughters" but no nam 2 CONC es. Date proved on the Will 20 Sep 1770. Will book D page 421. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 4 Sep 1999 3 TIME 18:39:58 0 @I189@ INDI 1 NAME Randolph "Randall" /James/ 2 SURN James 2 GIVN Randolph "Randall" 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1790 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1838 2 PLAC Sevier Co., TN 1 _UID 7879DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6B73 1 FAMS @F140@ 1 NOTE Sevier Co., TN records list William THURMAN and Randle JAMES as the Surveyor's Chain Carrier 2 CONC s on some 20 acres of land surveyed for John THURMAN in 1824 on the Big East Fork of the Litt 2 CONC le Pigeon River. (Dated 12 Jun 1824, being surveyed on 21 June 1824) 2 CONT 2 CONT He is listed on the 1830 Sevier Co., TN Census. He is a neighbor to Joseph CLARK. 2 CONT 2 CONT State of TN Land Grants: Bk 22, p. 272, No 22445 Randle JAMES 19 Nov 1835 28 Feb 1838 25 acre 2 CONC s on the flat tract of Birds Creek. (Sev. Co. Entry No. 565 dated 20 Nov 1826) 2 CONT 2 CONT Land survey in Sevier Co., TN dated 1838 would indicated that he was alive then, but dead bef 2 CONC ore the 1850 Census was taken. The first date on the survey for 25 acres is 20 Nov 1826. Ly 2 CONC ing on Bird's Creek. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is another document from Sevier Co., TN Deed Book that is Item # 22443 (or perhaps page 2 CONC ) that is dated 20 Nov 1838 where land is surveyed. 2 CONT 2 CONT Property sold to John Bitner CLARK from William stated there were four heirs to Randall's pro 2 CONC perty. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 11 Sep 2001 3 TIME 21:11:48 0 @I190@ INDI 1 NAME Martha /Thurman/ 2 SURN Thurman 2 GIVN Martha 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 6 Jul 1796 2 PLAC VA 1 _UID 7A79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6D93 1 FAMS @F140@ 1 FAMC @F162@ 1 NOTE Information on Martha THURMAN is from "A Resume and History and Ancestoral Memories of the CL 2 CONC ARK and PAINE Family" Compiled by Newton Berry CLARK in August of 1958. (Some from his memor 2 CONC y, some from what he was told by his father, some from old family records, and some from reco 2 CONC rds compiled by Martha GRAHAM, whose grandmother was Louisa E. CLARK, who married an ATCHLEY) 2 CONT 2 CONT She is listed on the 1840 Sevier Co., TN Census. A man that was a Revolutionary War Pensione 2 CONC r named Daniel Fox age 66 was living with her at this time. (Don't know of any relation.) 2 CONT 2 CONT She is listed on the 1850 Sevier Co., TN Census with $800 Land Value. 2 CONT 2 CONT She is listed on the 1860 Sevier Co., TN Census with $200 Real Estate and $520 personal prope 2 CONC rty. 2 CONT 2 CONT She is probably the Martha JAMES in the 1870 Sevier Co., TN Census listed as age 79. She is s 2 CONC till in the same neighborhood. She is listed as being b in SC-Her real estate is valued a 2 CONC t $100 and personal property as $125. A Susen M. C. WATSON age 29 born in NC is living wit 2 CONC h her. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 17 Jun 1999 3 TIME 02:41:10 0 @I191@ INDI 1 NAME Joseph /Clark/ 2 SURN Clark 2 GIVN Joseph 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1778 2 PLAC , SC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1853 2 PLAC Sevier Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC CLARK Cemetery, Sevier Co, TN 1 _UID 7C79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6FB3 1 FAMS @F139@ 1 FAMC @F7381@ 1 NOTE "The following is compiled partly from what has been related to me by my father, Berry Willia 2 CONC m Clark and by others. Some from family records and some from data obtained by others: The C 2 CONC larks are of Scott descent. The family migrated to England and later to America, first settl 2 CONC ing in VA, and there migrated to various places in America, mostly to the West. It is believ 2 CONC ed that they were several and that they well educated. Great Grandfather, Joseph CLARK, sett 2 CONC led in South Carolina, in what year is not known probably somewhere around the late seventee 2 CONC n hundreds. The exact date of his birth is not know, but he died in 1853."(Newton Berry Clar 2 CONC k Memories in 1958) 2 CONT 2 CONT Another cousin reports that he was told by Fred Everitt CLARK that the family originally cam 2 CONC e from PA. 2 CONT 2 CONT Sarah's birth is recorded as TN, therefore the family was in TN about 1805 0r 1806. 2 CONT 2 CONT There are 2 sets of twins in this family. 2 CONT 2 CONT TN Land Grants: 2 CONT 1827, 232 acres, East District, Book 13, p 523, grant #13816; 2 CONT 1828, 75 acres, East District, Book 14, p 591, grant #15143; 2 CONT 1829, 75 acres, East District, Book 15, p 789, grant #15889; 2 CONT 1839,100 acres, East District, Book 22, p 269, grant #22447; 2 CONT 1841, 5000 acres, East District, Book 25, p 152, grant #23838 (Listed as: CLARKE) 2 CONT Bk 25, p 152, No 23838 Clarke, Joseph 26 Nov 1838 18 Jun 1841 "5,000 acres on the east side o 2 CONC f the Big East Fork of the Little Pigeon River. Adj: Roberts, Aaron; lower end of Richardson 2 CONC s Cove; Maples, Sarah; McMahan, D.; Keeler; Duggan; Hawk; Martin; Benson; Layman; Maples, G. 2 CONC ; Shields; James.(Sev Co. Entry No. 775 dated 29 May 1830) 2 CONT 1854, 5000 acres, East District, Book 29, p 1134, grant #29205 2 CONT 2 CONT He is listed on the 1830 Sevier Co., TN Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1837 4th District Sevier County Tax List: 2 CONT Names Of Person Acres Value Tax 2 CONT Clark, Joseph 26 100 5 2 CONT 2 CONT --another 1837 Tax listing for Joseph: 2 CONT Names Of Person Acres Value Tax School Value Tax 2 CONT Clark, Joseph 159 600 30 629 50 3 2 CONT 2 CONT He is listed on the 1840 Sevier Co., TN Census. 2 CONT He is listed on the 1850 Sevier Co., TN Census. 2 CONT Joseph 72 m b in SC Farmer 1200 2 CONT Elizabeth 65 b SC 2 CONT Sarah 40 b TN 2 CONT Thomas 29(should be 30 years) b TN no occupation 2 CONT Rachel 33 b TN student 2 CONT Henry 22 b TN student 2 CONT William 21 b TN no occupation 2 CONT 2 CONT Minutes from Forks of the Little Pigeon River Baptist Church: "Wm...? was clirke up to Nov 18 2 CONC 27. Joseph Clarke was clirke frome this date up to Sep 1833". 2 CONT 2 CONT He served as the church clerk at the Forks of the River Baptist Church(now First Baptist Chur 2 CONC ch) in Sevierville, TN from 1827-1833. 2 CONT 2 CONT The CLARK Cemetery contains about 40-50 graves marked with fieldstones. No names can be rea 2 CONC d on the stones. It is located near the Little Pigeon River, about one-half mile west of Re 2 CONC d Bank Baptist Church. To reach this cemetery, beginning in Sevierville at the intersectio 2 CONC n of US 441 and State Route 66, drive on US 411 (toward Newport) for 3.3 miles. Turn right o 2 CONC nto Old US 411. Drive 0.6 miles and bear right onto Pittman Center Road. Drive 2.0 miles 2 CONC . The cemetery is on the right, about 400 yards at the top of the hill in a grove of trees 2 CONC . Address: 2232 Pittman Center Road. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Mar 2003 3 TIME 19:02:57 0 @I192@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Evans/ 2 SURN Evans 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1785 2 PLAC , SC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 6 Jan 1858 2 PLAC Sevier Co, TN 2 SOUR @S68@ 3 DATA 4 TEXT Death Date is recorded as 6 Jan 1858. 1 BURI 2 PLAC CLARK Cemetery, Sevier Co, TN 1 _UID 7E79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E71D3 1 FAMS @F139@ 1 FAMC @F2882@ 1 NOTE 4 Jun 1853, Sevier Co., TN Deed Book I, Pg 329 Elizabeth and J.P.H., John B., and Robert S. C 2 CONC LARK sold 20 acres of land on Webb's Creek in the 2nd District of Sevier Co., TN to Beverag 2 CONC e Branam for $10. Also pg 337 they sell another tract for $15 to same Branam Also on page 331 2 CONC , they sell 285 acres to Jacob Tison for $70. Registered in Sevier Co. Court House in Sep 18 2 CONC 53. 2 CONT 2 CONT 3 Nov 1854, Sevier Co., Deed Book J-pg 97. Elizabeth transfers a tract of land to J.P.H. CLA 2 CONC RK for $300.00. 2 CONT 2 CONT Monday 4th Oct 1858 2 CONT 2 CONT It appearing to the court that Elizabeth Clark late of Sevier County had died intestate and h 2 CONC aving whilst living goods and chattels rights and credits the court therefore appoints John B 2 CONC . Clark administrator of said estate who appeared in open court and gave bond in the sum of F 2 CONC ive hundred dollars with Emanuel Fox as his security and was duly sworn according to law an 2 CONC d therefore letters of administration issued to the said John B. Clark which are in the follo 2 CONC wing words & figures to wit, State of Tennessee Sevier County To John B Clark greeting Wherea 2 CONC s it hath been represented unto us in our County Court held for the County of Sevier at the c 2 CONC ourthouse in Sevierville on the 1st Monday of October that Elizabeth Clark late of said Count 2 CONC y had died intestate having whilst living and that the time of her death goods and chattels a 2 CONC nd credits the ordering and granting administration whereof doth appertain unto us and we bei 2 CONC ng desirous that the said goods and chattels rights and credits may be well and faithfully ad 2 CONC ministered do grant unto you the said John B Clark full power by these presents well and trul 2 CONC y to collect and to take into your possession all and singular the goods and chattels right 2 CONC s and credits which were of the said Elizabeth Clark deceased at the time of her death wheres 2 CONC oever the same may be found hereby requiring you to make or cause to be made and returned int 2 CONC o our said Court within ninety days a true and perfect inventory of said goods and chattels r 2 CONC ights and credits and also to render a true and clear account of said administration when the 2 CONC reto required 2 CONT 2 CONT Witness B M Chandler clerk of said court at office in Sevierville the 1st Monday of Oct 1858 2 CONT 2 CONT B M Chand 2 CONC ler Clk 1 CHAN 2 DATE 19 Jun 1999 3 TIME 18:24:28 0 @I261@ INDI 1 NAME Mary A /Marsh/ 2 SURN Marsh 2 GIVN Mary A 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 7 Jan 1823 2 PLAC NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 3 Nov 1905 1 BURI 2 PLAC Redd Graveyard, Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 087ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EFC82 1 FAMS @F32@ 1 FAMC @F209@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Mar 2001 3 TIME 15:50:46 0 @I262@ INDI 1 NAME William Crittenden /Wagster/ 2 SURN Wagster 2 GIVN William Crittenden 2 NICK Billy 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 7 Jul 1832 1 DEAT 2 DATE 5 Feb 1900 2 PLAC Lincoln Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Foster Cemetery, Petersburg, Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 0A7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EFEA2 1 FAMS @F33@ 1 FAMC @F210@ 1 NOTE He is listed in the Hannah's Gap Church Records with his death date recorded there. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was wounded at the battle of Murfreesboro. Need to research further in Confederate vetera 2 CONC ns. 2 CONT 2 CONT "He went to cut wood on a hill behind the house. Callie was the baby and had typhoid fever 2 CONC . His dog went with him. The dog came home alone. The family started looking for him and t 2 CONC he dog led them to the place where he had died." (Vida Redd Sorrells) 2 CONT 2 CONT He is listed as a private in Company C of the 8th Tennessee Infantry. The book said that Com 2 CONC pany C was comprised of men from Lincoln Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1880 Moore Co., TN Census 8th Civil District taken on 2 Jun 1880 lists: 2 CONT W. C. WAGSTER 48 Farmer b in TN 2 CONT M. A. age 45 Keeping House b in TN 2 CONT David age 21 Labor/Farm b in TN 2 CONT Joseph age 19 Labor/Farm b in TN 2 CONT John age 16 Labor/Farm b in TN 2 CONT Martha age 14 At Home b in TN 2 CONT Robert age 12 b in TN 2 CONT Peter age 10 b in TN 2 CONT Caledonia age 1 b in TN 2 CONT 2 CONT !BIRTH-CHILDREN-DEATH:Wagster Family Bible a copy in my possession. 2 CONT 2 CONT !MARRIAGE-SPOUSE:Wagster Family Bible, a copy in my possession. 2 CONT 2 CONT Photograph in my possession of William C. Wagster and wife Mary Ann Gilbert. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 11 Sep 2001 3 TIME 21:03:14 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\wcwagster.jpg 2 TITL William Crittenden & Mary Ann Gilbert WAGSTER 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I263@ INDI 1 NAME Mary Ann /Gilbert/ 2 SURN Gilbert 2 GIVN Mary Ann 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 4 Aug 1835 2 PLAC Lincoln County, TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 29 Jul 1894 2 PLAC Lincoln County, TN 2 SOUR @S10@ 3 NOTE Her death is recorded here as 30 Jul 1894. 1 BURI 2 PLAC Foster Cemetery, Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 1 _UID 0C7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E00C2 1 FAMS @F33@ 1 FAMC @F211@ 1 NOTE She is listed in the Hannah's Gap Church Records as Ann died Jul 30th, 1894. 2 CONT 2 CONT Photograph in my possession of the children: Front Row L to R Sarah, Rezin, Washington, John 2 CONC , Martha; Back Row: Dave, Peter, Callie, Robert, Joe 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Jan 2004 3 TIME 10:11:50 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\wagsterchildren.jpg 2 TITL Sarah, Rezin, Washington, John, Martha;Dave, Peter, Callie, Robert, Joe 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I264@ INDI 1 NAME John Franklin /Redd/ Sr. 2 SURN Redd 2 GIVN John Franklin 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1784 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 30 Jul 1855 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Redd Cemetery in Foster Hollow, Petersburg, TN 1 _UID 0E7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E02E2 1 FAMS @F146@ 1 NOTE They moved to Bedford Co., TN from VA in the 1830's. They lived northwest of Bedford Communi 2 CONC ty, south of the Duck River. 1850 Bedford Co., TN Census. Death date is from Bible record 2 CONC s from Victoria Woodard SMITH. 2 CONT 2 CONT Will in Lincoln Co., TN on pg 136 lists wife as Susanna C. Redd. Mentions sons and daughter 2 CONC s but not by name. Owned land on East Mulberry. Executors: Wife Susanna C. Redd and son Joh 2 CONC n F. Redd. Signed: X, Jun 14, 1855. Witness: W. M. Head and Joel Foster. Proven Mar 3, 1856 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT Some information is from Kathryn Lindstrom from Lincoln Co. Genealogical Library vertical fil 2 CONC es in Fayetteville, TN. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 25 Aug 2002 3 TIME 14:28:03 0 @I265@ INDI 1 NAME Susan Collier /Connaly/ 2 SURN Connaly 2 GIVN Susan Collier 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1803 2 PLAC , VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 3 Jul 1873 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Redd Cemetery in the Foster Hollow, Petersburg, TN 1 _UID 107ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0402 1 FAMS @F146@ 1 NOTE 1860 Lincoln Co., TN Census listed beside son Dabney T. with daughters Susan and Christiana. 2 CONT 2 CONT Her death date is from Bible records from Victoria Woodard SMITH which lists her name as Susa 2 CONC n CONNALY. 2 CONT 2 CONT Family tradition says her maiden name was COLLIER. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 Jan 2000 3 TIME 18:05:53 0 @I266@ INDI 1 NAME Michael /Marsh/ 2 SURN Marsh 2 GIVN Michael 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 26 Jul 1800 2 PLAC , NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 31 Aug 1859 2 PLAC Bedford Co., Tn 1 BURI 2 PLAC Marsh Family Cemetery, Bedford Co., TN 1 _UID 127ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0622 1 FAMS @F209@ 1 FAMC @F212@ 1 NOTE They were married sometime between 20 May 1822, when John VANN makes a last exhibition of hi 2 CONC s account witht he Orphan Elizabeth LANDING, and 17 Feb 1823, when the following deed of sal 2 CONC e of her father's land to Elisha EURE is recorded in Gates Co., NC. 2 CONT 2 CONT This Indenture made this 18th day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hund 2 CONC red and twenty three, between Michael Mash and Elizabeth Mash of Hertford County and State o 2 CONC f North Carolina of the one part and Elisha Eure of the County of Gates and State aforesaid o 2 CONC f the other part, witnesseth that we the said Michael Mash and Elizabeth Mash of or an in con 2 CONC sideration of two hundred dollars to us in hand paid by the aforesaid Elisha Eure of the tim 2 CONC e of signing and sealing this indenture, we the said Michael Mash and Elizabeth Mash hath bar 2 CONC gained, sold and confirmed, unto the said Elisha Eure his heirs or assigns a certain tract o 2 CONC r parcel of land situated lying and being in the County of Gates and State of North Carolin 2 CONC a containing by estimation one hundred acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows 2 CONC , (viz): Being at a corner Read Oak being Jesse Taylor & Lewis Sparkman, thence running Lewi 2 CONC s Sparkman's line a north east corner to Jesse Taulor's line, thence running said Taylor's li 2 CONC ne to Abraham Beeman's line, thence said Beeman's line to Charles Eure's, dec'd, line, thenc 2 CONC e Eure's line to David Lewis' line, thence along said Lewis' line to the main road leading t 2 CONC o Winton to Gates Court House, thence cross said road running said Lewis' line, to the run o 2 CONC f the large Syprose Swamp, thence up the said main run to Jesse Taylor's line, to the first s 2 CONC tation or beginning. We the said Michael Mash and Elizabeth Mash do forselves our heirs, Exe 2 CONC cutors, Administrators, warrant and forever defend the right and title of the said land abov 2 CONC e bounded to the said Elisha Eure, his heirs and assigns forever. In witness whereof we hav 2 CONC e hereunto our hands and fixt our seal the day and above mentioned. Signed, Sealed and ackno 2 CONC wledged in presence of Jacob Odom. Michael Mash (seal) Elizabeth Mash (seal) Gates County Cl 2 CONC ourt of Please & c 1823 February Term. Ordered that John Walton, Jr. and Abraham Harrell, Es 2 CONC qrs. take the private examination of Elizabeth Mash wife of Michael Mash touching (conerning 2 CONC ) her free consent in executing the within Deed of Conveyance &c. Teste- J. Sumner, Clk. 2 CONT 2 CONT Pursuant to the above order, we the undersigned met at the house of Jesse Brown for the purpo 2 CONC se of examining Elizabeth Mash wife of Michael Marsh, respecting her free consent in executin 2 CONC g the within Deed of Sale to Elisha Eure and she previty and apart from her said husband afte 2 CONC r explainning the same acknowledged that she signed the within Deed freely of her own consen 2 CONC t without the compulsion of her husband or any other person. Given under our hands this 18t 2 CONC h day of February Anno Domi 1823. Abraham Harrell, J.P. J. Walton 2 CONT 2 CONT State of North Carolina, Gates County February County Court of Pleas &c 1823 The above Dee 2 CONC d of Sale was in open Court acknowledged in due form of law and was ordered to be registered 2 CONC . C. E. Sumner, PC Teste: J. Sumner, Clk. 2 CONT 2 CONT This couple, came to Bedford Co., TN in Feb 1828 from NC. They first settled on a fifty acr 2 CONC e tract west of Shelbyville about a mile south of the Old Knights Campground. The family mov 2 CONC ed to Alabama for a few years, came back in the early 1840's and settled at Bedford of "Fleab 2 CONC urg" where Michael died. Their home was on the Lewisburg Rd. about seven miles from Shelbyvi 2 CONC lle, Beford Co., TN (Information from Tim R. & Helen MARSH, 912 Shelbyville Dr., Shelbyville 2 CONC , TN 37160 (931) 684-3017 (1998) 2 CONT 2 CONT Michael was a horse breeder, farmer and producer of TN Country Hams, a product that was well- 2 CONC known and sought after throughout the south and the Gulf Coast, before the Civil War. (Tim Ma 2 CONC rsh) 2 CONT 2 CONT Listed on the 1850 Bedford Co., TN Census. $650 2 CONT 2 CONT Will presented for Probate in the Chancery Court Records of Bedford Co., TN September 1859, P 2 CONC age 442, A. D. and John Marsh were Administrators. 2 CONT 2 CONT Will made 28 Aug 1859 " To sell personal property to pay debts if necessary. To beloved wif 2 CONC e Elizabeth, tract of 122 acres in the 18th District of Bedford County on which I now resid 2 CONC e (Village of Bedford.) Wish her to remain on land as a home and wish my son John W. to liv 2 CONC e with here. At her death wish son John W. as executor to sell the property and land, retain 2 CONC ing $500.00 for himself and divide remainder equally between my children, share and share ali 2 CONC ke. Wife Elizabeth Marsh, executrix and my son John W. Marsh, executor." 2 CONT 2 CONT They are buried in Bedford Co., TN in the MARSH family cemetery. The cemetery is on the lan 2 CONC d of the old homeplace in an area called Fleaburg. The cemetery is beside a house which is ac 2 CONC ross the road from New Bethel Baptist Church (originally MARSH land) at Bedford, west of Shel 2 CONC byville Highway 64. Buried there under a tree with ornate iron fence are Michael and Eliz M 2 CONC arsh, Caldonia, Geo and Eliz Marsh and her husband Thomas J. Robinson. (Coming from Lewisbur 2 CONC g) it is the 5th house on right after the Bedford store. Turn into the driveway. Close to t 2 CONC he house there in the trees, are the graves. A memorial marker honoring this pioneer coupl 2 CONC e stands at the entrance to the church graveyard. Personal visit in 2000 by Sherry S. Finchu 2 CONC m (Information from L. Marsh e-mail: LMarsh6405@cs.com) (2000). 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Sep 2002 3 TIME 20:18:29 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\michaelandeliabethmarshheadstone.jpg 2 TITL New Headstone 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I267@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Landin/ 2 SURN Landin 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 11 May 1800 2 PLAC , NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 22 Sep 1875 2 PLAC Bedford Co., Tn 1 BURI 2 PLAC Marsh Family Cemetery, Bedford Co., TN 1 _UID 147ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0842 1 FAMS @F209@ 1 FAMC @F213@ 1 NOTE There is a listing in the Gates Co., NC Deed Book 6 Jan 1809: 2 CONT Received of John Vann, guardian to Elizabeth Landing, orphan of Mills Landing, dec. 51 pound 2 CONC s 3 shillings 4 pence for a third of a Negro named Sary. signed by: Uriah (X) Eure and witne 2 CONC ssed by Riddick Cross and Whitmill Eure. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Sep 2002 3 TIME 20:18:50 0 @I268@ INDI 1 NAME Abner R. /Freeman/ 2 SURN Freeman 2 GIVN Abner R. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1783 2 PLAC Surry Co., NC 2 SOUR @S34@ 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 7 Aug 1854 2 PLAC Lincoln County, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC PoGrab Community on a hilltop near the Freeman Cemetery 2 SOUR @S88@ 3 NOTE Have visited the site. There are 3 definite graves there marked with fieldstones, possibly o 4 CONC thers. Several cousins in the family, as well as my grandmother's information, confirm tha 4 CONC t Abner is buried here with some of his earlier wives. 1 _UID 167ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0A62 1 FAMS @F40@ 1 FAMC @F214@ 1 NOTE From " John FREEMAN of Nolfolk Co., VA"- R. A. Freeman states that Abner was married 3 time 2 CONC s and had 33 children. We know for sure of 4 marriages. The surnames of his wives were supp 2 CONC osedly from a Mrs. Palmer. From Lincoln Co., TN Court records we have been able to piece to 2 CONC gether what is collected here. There is certainly room for correction and addition. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a death record in Bedford County (1834)? Someone said that one of the first wives na 2 CONC mes was Lurany. 2 CONT 2 CONT Margy Sims told Grandmother(Vida Redd Sorrells) this is where the Indian blood comes into th 2 CONC e Redd side of the family. She said that is was through the Freeman line. Cousin Charles MON 2 CONC K also confirms that his family always understood that Abner was Cherokee. Perhaps Nancy HAWK 2 CONC INS was Cherokee? Others say the REESE line. Patricia Linney states that she has always be 2 CONC en told by her father that her great-great grandmother: Elizabeth Ann Freeman was full-bloode 2 CONC d Cherokee. 2 CONT 2 CONT Appointed by the court in Surry Co., NC to be a Patroller in Captain Witcher's District on Fi 2 CONC shers River Feb 1814. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1810 Census of Surry Co., NC (Indexed as FOREMAN) Abner Foreman 634 0011/0101 2 CONT 2 CONT I have a Land Grant recorded 16 Mar 1835 to Abner FREEMAN in Lincoln Co., TN for 50 acres o 2 CONC f land. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 Census of Lincoln Co., TN 2 CONT 4 males 0-10 (Samuel P., Andrew, Thomas, Daniel) 2 CONT 1 male 26-45 (Abner age-37) 2 CONT 1 female 0-10 2 CONT 1 female 10-16 2 CONT 1 f 16-26 2 CONT 1 f 45+ 2 CONT Agriculture -2 and 1 slave 2 CONT 2 CONT Neighbors of Abner FREEMAN's 1820 Lincoln Co., TN Census: 2 CONT 1165 26 Nichols, Moses 100010/21100 2 CONT 1166 26 Suggs, Aquilla 110001/01001 2 CONT 1167 26 Gillum, John 410001/01201 2 CONT 1168 26 Gibson, Thomas 100010/10100 2 CONT 1169 26 Gibson, James 000100/00100 2 CONT 1170 26 Bowlen, Willoby 110210/22110 2 CONT 1171 26 Foster, Ambrose 200010/20100 2 CONT 1172 26 Foster, Joel 021101/21001 2 CONT 1173 26 Bowlen, Robert 210010/21010 2 CONT 1174 26 Alexander, James 121101/50001 2 CONT 1175 26 Nichols, William 320001/11010 2 CONT 1176 26 Nichols, Henry 110010/32010 2 CONT 1177 26 Cunningham, Samuel 300010/30010 2 CONT 1178 26 Suggs, Henry 100100/00100 2 CONT 1179 27 Melson, Peter Sr. 210101/01001 2 CONT 1180 27 Melson, William 000010/10100 2 CONT 1181 27 Freeman, Abner 400010/11101 2 CONT 1182 27 Simmons, Thomas 100010/30100 2 CONT 1183 27 Manier, Agatha 000000/10010 2 CONT 1184 27 Simmons, James 200001/02111 2 CONT 1185 27 Simmons, James A. 000100/00100 2 CONT 1186 27 Hays, Thomas 200010/10010 2 CONT 1187 27 Moore, John H. 310001/10001 2 CONT 1188 27 Moore, Joseph 000100/00000 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT 1829 Tax List on E. Fork Cane Ck. with 171 2 CONT 2 CONT 1830 Census of Lincoln Co., TN 2 CONT males:0113001 females:321001 2 CONT 0 males 0-5 2 CONT 1 male 5-10 2 CONT 1 male 10-15 2 CONT 3 males 15-20 2 CONT 1 male 2 CONT 3 females 0-5 2 CONT 2 females 5-10 2 CONT 1 female 10-15 2 CONT 1 female 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 Census of Lincoln Co., TN (No wife) 2 CONT 2 m 0-5 2 CONT 1 m 15-20 2 CONT 1 m 20-30 2 CONT 2 m 50-60 2 CONT 2 f 10-15 2 CONT 2 f 15-20 2 CONT 2 CONT Land Deed in Bedford Co., TN. by Tim and Helen Marsh: Deed Book MM, p.326, 15, Apr 1843, Will 2 CONC iam C. Freeman to Abner Freeman a life estate in a tract of land as an heir of William Higgin 2 CONC botham, deceased. 2 CONT 2 CONT Then another deed that mentions William's wife, Nancy R. Freeman. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1844 Abner sold 109 acres of land in Bedford Co., TN to Aaron Bledsoe. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1850 Census of Lincoln Co., TN HH #275. 2 CONT Abner FREEMAN, 67 Farmer $2000, b NC 2 CONT Drucilla, 29, b TN 2 CONT Moses 15 2 CONT Rills, 11 (transcription error should be Kills) 2 CONT James, 8 2 CONT Mary, 6 2 CONT Martha, 4 2 CONT Stephen, 2 2 CONT Alexander, 7/12 2 CONT Nancy BEARDEN, 27 2 CONT Josephine BEARDEN, 1 2 CONT 2 CONT Listed with the family is a Nancy BEARDEN age 27 with a daughter Josephine age 1 (Perhaps Nan 2 CONC cy is a sister to Drucilla. A Nancy Glidewell married a William Bearden 10 December 1848 i 2 CONC n Lincoln County, TN ) 2 CONT Listed in the 1850, Lincoln County, TN Census as a farmer with $2000 real estate. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1860 Census of Lincoln Co., TN lists Drucilla, age 38 with the children. 2 CONT 2 CONT Will recorded Lincoln Co., TN Will Book #2 signed 8 Mar 1850 with his mark. 1st I will tha 2 CONC t my just debts be paid out of my estate by him whom the court may appoint as administrator. 2 CONT 2nd I will that my homeplace being part of the tracts of land being more or less belong to m 2 CONC y wife Drusilla & my minor heirs being six in number during her natural life or widowhood. B 2 CONC ut if she should marry then for the land to be rented out till the youngest child should com 2 CONC e of age & after that it shall be sold & all of the six minors to have at least one hundre 2 CONC d & fifty dollars before any of the rest of the children shall come in and as they come of ag 2 CONC e, my minors I want them to have their one hundred & fifty dollars and I want all my note 2 CONC s & accounts after collected and my just debts paid to be put out at interest for the schooli 2 CONC ng & raising of the children together with the ---- of the place. Signed sealed and acknowle 2 CONC dged in presence of us. James Melson, James Barham, John G. Glidewell. 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas H. Bledsoe filed an inventory of Abner's estate with the court dated 7 Aug 1854. 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas H. Bledsoe, Administrator of Abner's will, vs. The widow and heirs of Abner Freeman, d 2 CONC ated 28 Feb 1856, "This matter came on to be heard, and upon motion Charles A. Freeman is app 2 CONC ointed guardian ad litern (friend of the court) for Moses, Achilles, James, Alexander, Mary A 2 CONC ., Henderson, Martha A., and Altanta Freeman, children of Abner Freeman, and also of Abner an 2 CONC d Mary Swinford-Lydia C., Eglentine, William, Perry G., Nancy R., & Mary F. Freeman to file 2 CONC d answers in this matter; and it further apprearing to the court, that publication has been r 2 CONC egularly made for William Freeman, William Westerman & wife Hannah, William Martin & wife Jan 2 CONC e, William Cunningham & wife Catharine and _________Moore & wife Sarah--and it further appear 2 CONC ing that subpoenas & copy has been regularly served upon Drusilla Freeman, William H. Gibso 2 CONC n & his wife Elizabeth, Saml. F & Daniel P. Freeman-and if further appearing that said partie 2 CONC s have failed to plead, answer or demur to complaints bill acording to the rules of this cour 2 CONC t, the same is therfore, now, on this 28th day of February 1856 taken for confessed against t 2 CONC hem; and ordered to be set down and heard expartee as to them." 2 CONT 2 CONT Charles A. FREEMAN - was appointed guardian of the minor children of Abner:James, Alexander 2 CONC , Mary A., Henderson, Martha A, Atlanta (Who I believe to be Agnes). 2 CONT 2 CONT Publication for or suppoenas served on the following with no response: 2 CONT William FREEMAN - 2 CONT Hannah, wife of William WESTERMAN - 2 CONT Jane, wife of William MARTIN - 2 CONT Catherine, wife of William CUNNINGHAM - 2 CONT Sarah, wife of ____________ MOORE 2 CONT Elizabeth, wife of William H GIBSON - 2 CONT Samuel F. FREEMAN - 2 CONT Daniel F. FREEMAN - 2 CONT 2 CONT NOTE: Charles A. FREEMAN was also appointed guardian of Abner and Mary SWINFORD (apparentl 2 CONC y grandchildren of Abner) and Abner's known grandchildren, (the children of Andrew Jackso 2 CONC n FREEMAN and wife Martha A. (Polly) as A J FREEMAN had died 20 Dec 1845, and even thou 2 CONC gh his widow, Polly, had married 8 May 1853 William Franklin MELSON): Lydia C., Eglentin 2 CONC e, William, Perry C., Nancy R., and Mary F. FREEMAN. 2 CONT 2 CONT Abner is buried at the top of a very high hill: Five miles NE of Petersburg, TN, west of Helt 2 CONC on Hollow. This is accessed from Poor Grab Rd., crossing the fields and fences and climbin 2 CONC g straight up the hill. Three graves there are marked with native fieldstones. 2 CONT 2 CONT "When Abner Freeman died, Drucilla's brother-in-law, James Barham gave all his children: Char 2 CONC lie, Tom, and Ruth (Ruf) -parts of the farm, and left Drucilla with just a homestead". (Fann 2 CONC y Freeman Davidson) At the time the farm was called the "Freeman Branch", and then became kno 2 CONC wn as the "Barham Branch". 2 CONT 2 CONT Abner's estate records indicate that he evidently owed $2000+ and had enough cash to pay th 2 CONC e debt down to $900+. One record indicates the court sent the county surveyor up to surve 2 CONC y the farm and they were preparing to sell enough land to satisfy the debts. There are othe 2 CONC r documents but I ran out of time. In the tax records of 1851 he had 275 acres. 2 CONT 2 CONT My records on his family groups are from Grandmother's records that came through: Mabel A. T 2 CONC ucker, Rt 2, Box 170-A, Fayetteville, TN (931) 433-5991 2 CONT 2 CONT Jul 21, 1840 lists an Elizabeth FREEMAN to William H. GIBSON in Lincoln Co., TN. There is n 2 CONC o return of the license. Also Jun 11, 1841 a Letha FREEMAN to a John CRITCHET in Lincoln Co. 2 CONC , TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT In my notes from conversations with my grandmother, Vida Redd Sorrells, she mentioned a Sara 2 CONC h J. Freeman who married William Owen Foster and went to TX. They were related to Ambrose F 2 CONC oster & Suzanne Medlin. (Perhaps these are their children.) Ambrose Foster from SC died in L 2 CONC onesome Dove in Grapevine. 2 CONT 2 CONT The land for the old cemetery at Mt. Hermon was sold by Abner of Lincoln Co., TN. Accordin 2 CONC g to early deeds, this appears to be a part of the old Higginbotham tract purchased by Willia 2 CONC m Higginbotham in 1810 and 1811. On October 15, 1830, one acre of land was deeded to Isaac B 2 CONC ennett, Peterson Grammar, and Henry Dean and their successors in office as trustees of the Me 2 CONC eting House at Mt. Hermon. Included in this transaction was the meeting house and all improv 2 CONC ements thereon. Witnesses were William C. FREEMAN and James FREEMAN. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 13 Mar 2004 3 TIME 22:00:10 0 @I270@ INDI 1 NAME Aaron /Freeman/ 2 SURN Freeman 2 GIVN Aaron 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 11 Sep 1751 2 PLAC Bertie Co., NC 1 _UID 1A7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0EA2 1 FAMS @F214@ 1 FAMC @F218@ 1 NOTE Birth date comes from a Revolutionary War Pension file of Jeremiah Early 2 CONT His father was in Shocco Creek, Granville, Co., NC in 1752. 2 CONT 2 CONT Aaron of Salisbury District received 90 for a publick claim Cert #610; and 6.10.6 specie fo 2 CONC r a public claim, Cert. #2297; and 3.16.0 for public claim, cert #5201(NC State Archives-Revo 2 CONC lutionary War Pay Vouchers and Certificates.) 2 CONT 2 CONT Oct 1783, he witnessed a power of attorney from John Garret of Chowan County to William Freem 2 CONC an, Surry Co., NC Abstracts, Deed Book, Mrs. W. O. Absher. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was taxed in 1782 with 200 acres, one slave named Tobe, 2 horse and 7 cows (Surry Co., N 2 CONC C Tax Lists, NC State Archives. 2 CONT 2 CONT Aaron is not in Surry Co., in 1790 Census but is on the tax list for that year with 300 acre 2 CONC s and 2 poles. 2 CONT 2 CONT Surry Co., NC Tax list 1800 with 2 CONT 2 males under 10 2 CONT 2 males 10-16 2 CONT 1 male 16-26 2 CONT 1 male over 45 2 CONT 1 female under 10 2 CONT 1 female 10-16 2 CONT 1 female 16-26 2 CONT 1 female 26-45 2 CONT 2 CONT April 16 1809, Aaron made an agreement with William CUNNINGHAM (son-in-law) to maintain Aaro 2 CONC n and his wife Nancy in a comfortable decent manner of living for their natural life. In con 2 CONC sideration Aaron FREEMAN gave William a negro man called Tobias & 1 negro woman called Patty 2 CONC , 2 mairs, cattle, hogs, and furniture. (Surry Co, NC. Deed Book) 2 CONT 2 CONT Aaron left no will. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Jun 1999 3 TIME 16:08:51 0 @I271@ INDI 1 NAME Nancy Anna /Hawkins/ 2 SURN Hawkins 2 GIVN Nancy Anna 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1755 2 PLAC Hillsboro, Bute Co., NC 1 _UID 1C7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E10C2 1 FAMS @F214@ 1 FAMC @F8214@ 1 NOTE There is a letter, dated 22 Feb 1922 Robert Alexander Hawkins to Anna Kirk Fulkner that state 2 CONC s that Aaron and Nancy were married in Hillsborough."John Freeman of Norfolk Co., VA" by Merr 2 CONC ill Hill Mosher, Heritage Books, Inc. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Aug 2002 3 TIME 19:55:38 0 @I272@ INDI 1 NAME Thomas Henderson /Glidewell/ Sr. 2 SURN Glidewell 2 GIVN Thomas Henderson 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 28 Jun 1794 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 9 Jan 1861 2 PLAC Cape Girardeau Co., MO 1 BURI 2 PLAC Old Salem Cemetery, Millersville, Cape Girardeau Co., MO 1 _UID 1E7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E12E2 1 FAMS @F220@ 1 FAMC @F221@ 1 NOTE He supposedly served in the Indian Wars that occurred while he was yet a young man living i 2 CONC n VA, from which state he came to TN in the early part of the 19th Century (Source: Obituar 2 CONC y of his son-William Jackson.) 2 CONT 2 CONT He was soldier in the War of 1812, being in the battles of Norfolk and Richmond, VA ( Informa 2 CONC tion provided by Mrs. K. Norton Gill, Rt. 2, Box 967, Hayti, MO 63851 from Mrs. Leister E. Pr 2 CONC esley, 1708 West Center Ave. Searcy, AR 72143, who copied it from " Goodspeed's Biographies 2 CONC - 1890-Saline County, AR) 2 CONT 2 CONT He was an overseer in NC for some 4 years, moving from there in 1823, settling in Lincoln Co. 2 CONC , TN where he bought wild land and soon made himself a home and farm, keeping a country inn. 2 CONT 2 CONT (Some more research should be done on the time period prior to coming to Lincoln Co., TN-ther 2 CONC e are no records to record the death of his first wife, and marriage to his 2nd wife in Linco 2 CONC ln Co.,TN). 2 CONT 2 CONT He was a Tavern Keeper in 1826/27 in Lincoln Co., TN, (TN Vol II, p 204) 2 CONT "Thomas Glidewell is permitted to keep a tavern in this county at his own house for twelve mo 2 CONC nths, who entered into bond and security, 2nd Jan 1826". 2 CONT Remaining there until 1857, he then moved to Cape Girardeau, MO, near Jackson. 2 CONT 2 CONT While in TN, he was Captain in the State Militia, and was know as Colonel Glidewell. After c 2 CONC oming to MO he engaged in farming for 2 years, dying in 1861. 2 CONT 2 CONT Member of the Baptist Church, (Goodspeeds Biographies 1890, Saline County, AR) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 Census Lincoln Co., TN 2 CONT 2 CONT 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census lists: 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas 53 VA 2 CONT Agnes 37 VA 2 CONT Margaret 14 TN 2 CONT Terry M 13 TN 2 CONT Wilson M 10 TN 2 CONT Alexander 8 TN 2 CONT Virginia 6 TN 2 CONT Luciles M 4 TN 2 CONT Americus M 2 TN 2 CONT Obadiah 10/12 TN 2 CONT 2 CONT Another source lists children 2 CONT Atlanta lived in Cape Girardeau Co., MO 2 CONT Terry lived in IL 2 CONT Babe lived in IL 2 CONT Rufus lived in IL 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a Nancy GLIDEWELL who married William BEARDEN in Lincoln Co., TN 10 Oct 1848. She i 2 CONC s living with Drucilla & Abner in the 1850 Census. She is listed as 27 born in TN with a dau 2 CONC ghter Josephine BEARDEN age 1 born in TN. A researcher: Randy Bearden, 311 Peacock Dr., Ashdo 2 CONC wn, AR e-mail: rbearden@arkansas.net (1998) is a descendant of this Nancy. 2 CONT 2 CONT Note: Thomas is mentioned in a book titled: Biographical and Historical Memories of Pulaski 2 CONC , Jefferson, Lonoke, Faulkner, Grant, Saline, Perry, Garland and Hot Springs Counties, (of) A 2 CONC rkansas. Published by The Goodspeed Publishing Co., Chicago, Nashville and St. Louis. 1889. N 2 CONC ote page 205... Photocopies of pages 205 and 206 were received from Ms. Lorene B. Wood, 170 D 2 CONC on Ray Way, Ooltewah, TN 37363, Sept. 1995. 2 CONT 2 CONT Note: According to the Goodspeed book referenced above, Thomas, Sr. and family moved to Linco 2 CONC ln Co. TN in 1823 from NC. He left there in 1857 and moved to Cape Girardeau, MO. He died the 2 CONC re in 1861. His children are also listed in the referenced book. He also served in the War o 2 CONC f 1812. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Bible of William Berry Freeman: Thomas H. Glidewell left the Ridge November 3rd day 1858 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT "Thomas H. Glidewell, one of the oldest farmers of Saline Township, was born in North Caroli 2 CONC na, in the year 1819, and is the son of Thomas H. and Susan (Allen) Glidewell, natives, respe 2 CONC ctively, of Virginia and North Carolina, and of Scotch and Welsh origin. Thomas H. Glidewell 2 CONC , Sr., was an overseer in North Carolina for some four years, moving from there in 1823, an 2 CONC d settling in Lincoln County, Tenn., where he bought wild land and soon made himself a home a 2 CONC nd farm, keeping a country inn. Remaining there until 1857, he then moved to Cape Girardeau 2 CONC , Mo., near Jackson. While in Tennessee Mr. Glidewell was captain in the State militia, an 2 CONC d was known as Col. Glidewell. After coming to Missouri he engaged in farming for two years 2 CONC , dying in 1861. He was married about 1816 the first time, becoming by this marriage the fat 2 CONC her of thirteen children, five of whom survive: Thomas H. (our subject), John and Mary (twins 2 CONC , the latter the wife of Mr. Steelman), Drucilla (widow of Abner Freeman), and William J. (wh 2 CONC o lives in Florida). The mother died about 1834. She was an honored member of the Baptist C 2 CONC hurch. Mr. Glidewell was married the second time to Agnes Billings, who bore him these child 2 CONC ren: Atlanta (wife of Isaac Ridicks, who lives in Cape Girardeau County, Mo.), Terry (who liv 2 CONC es in Illinois), Babe (in Illinois), and Rufus (in Illinois). Mrs. Glidewell died in 1884 2 CONC . She and her husband were both members of the Baptist Church. John Glidewell served in th 2 CONC e War of Independence as a private, and Thomas H. Glidewell was a soldier in the War of 1812 2 CONC , being in the battles of Norfolk and Richmond, Va." Goodspeed's Biographies, 1890, Central A 2 CONC R, Saline Co., Biography of Thomas H. Glidewell, Jr. stated that he had been married four tim 2 CONC es, page 265-266 2 CONT http://www.rootsweb.com/~arsaline/goodspeed.html 2 CONT http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/saline/bios/goodsp2.txt 2 CONT 2 CONT List of heirs from Cape Girardeau County, MO Probate records: 2 CONT first wife: 2 CONT Mary A. Melson Glidewell 2 CONT Thomas H. Glidewell 2 CONT Elizabeth P. Wright 2 CONT John G. Glidewell 2 CONT Nancy B. Steelman 2 CONT Sarah J. Joiner 2 CONT Drucilla H. Freeman 2 CONT Wm J. Glidewell 2 CONT 2 CONT last wife: 2 CONT Margaret A. Reedic 2 CONT T. W. Glidwell 2 CONT F. W. Glidewell 2 CONT A. R. Glidewell 2 CONT V. V. Glidewell 2 CONT Lucas H. Glidewell 2 CONT Ruth A. Glidewell 2 CONT Obadiah A. Glidewell 2 CONT 2 CONT This is to certify that I am not going to administer on the Estate of Thomas Glidewell, desc 2 CONC d and want William Miller to administer on the same. January 12th, 1861 signed with her mar 2 CONC k Agnes W. Glidewell. 2 CONT 2 CONT Recd Feb 7/69 of H H McWilliams late ? Adm in charge of Thomas Glidewell's esate Five & 56/10 2 CONC 0 Dollars on J. D. McFarland's claim against said Estate. $5.56 signed H. H. McWilliams, Exr 2 CONC . and J. D. McFarland. 2 CONT 2 CONT "I do not have an Elizabeth that matches the Elizabeth P (?) WRIGHT I do have a Mary listed-s 2 CONC o I do have a total of 8 children for Susan. 2 CONT 2 CONT I don't have a Ruth A. for Agnes BILLINGS children (I have a Babe who married Meadline WILLI 2 CONC AMS-I'm sure that Babe was a nickname!), I guess that T. W. could be the Terry I have; F. W 2 CONC . could be the Wilson that I have; A. R. could be Alexander, Atlanta, Americus, or Rufus tha 2 CONC t I have; 2 CONT I am guessing that V. V. is Virginia; I have 11 children for Agnes-so from this heirs' lis 2 CONC t I have 3 more than the list!" (Sherry S. Finchum) 2 CONT 2 CONT Also: Saline County, Arkansas Chancery Court Records Book "C" 1894 -1909: 2 CONT Chancery Law Book Plaintiff Defendant Charge Page No. 2 CONT (File #599) Glidewell, Susan S. Thomas H. Glidewell Judgement 99, 105, 109 1 CHAN 2 DATE 17 Apr 2004 3 TIME 21:22:32 0 @I273@ INDI 1 NAME Susan /Allen/ 2 SURN Allen 2 GIVN Susan 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1800 2 PLAC NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1833 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 207ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1402 1 FAMS @F220@ 1 NOTE Alternative dates are: 1795-1834 on Susan Allen. (Greg Simmons) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Nov 2003 3 TIME 10:00:40 0 @I274@ INDI 1 NAME John G. /Glidewell/ 2 SURN Glidewell 2 GIVN John G. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1760 2 PLAC Halifax Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1836 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 227ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1622 1 FAMS @F221@ 1 FAMC @F223@ 1 NOTE Marriage record is recorded in Mecklenburg Co., VA Marriage Records., Pg 51 Marriage date i 2 CONC s 30 Sep 1785, Marriage Bond issued 20 Aug 1785, Surety: Thomas WHITLOW 2 CONT 2 CONT I have seen his middle name as Goode. 2 CONT 2 CONT He served in the War of Independence/Revolutionary War as a Private. 2 CONT 2 CONT He appears in the 1830 Census in Lincoln Co., TN 1 CHAN 2 DATE 18 Feb 1999 3 TIME 14:13:19 0 @I275@ INDI 1 NAME Nancy Ann Mealer /Whitlow/ 2 SURN Whitlow 2 GIVN Nancy Ann Mealer 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1762 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1835 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 247ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1842 1 FAMS @F221@ 1 FAMC @F224@ 1 NOTE From wills in Halifax Co., VA, Will Book 15, page 231: John H. Glidewell estate, on account c 2 CONC urrent with Thomas Glidewell, admr. 26 Jul 1830. 2 CONT 2 CONT Anna Glidewell witnessed Thomas Whitlow's will in 1797. 2 CONT 2 CONT In Grantor Book 17, pg 287 dated 25 Sep 1787 Anna Glidewell and husband are selling 50 acre 2 CONC s on Hico River. 2 CONT 2 CONT In Grantor Book 18, pg 493, 26 Jan 1801 Anna Glidewell and husband, John land transfer (B & S 2 CONC ) with Bartlett Elliott. 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed Book 17 page 287: 2 CONT 2 CONT This indenture made the 21st day of September 1797 between John Glidewell and Nancy his wif 2 CONC e of the County of Halifax of the one part and Benjamin Boxley of the aforesaid county of th 2 CONC e other part Witnesseth that the same John Glidewell and Nancy his wife for and in consider 2 CONC ation of the sum of fifteen pounds current money of Virginia to them in hand paid down b 2 CONC y the same Benjamin Boxley at and before the ensealing and delivery of these presents the re 2 CONC ceipt thereof is hereby acknowledged have granted bargained sold and delivered and by thes 2 CONC e presents do grant bargain sell convey _____ and confirm unto the same Benjamin Boxley hi 2 CONC s heirs or assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County o 2 CONC f Halifax on the south side of Hico River containing by estimation fifty acres be 2 CONT the same more or less and bounded as follows Viz. Beginning at Horn beam tree thenc 2 CONC e a new line through the same Jon Glidewells land to a corner pine thence to pointers on sa 2 CONC me Glidewells back line thence along the same line to a corner white and red oaks in Benj B 2 CONC oxleys line thence along same Boxleys line to Hico then down Hico as it meanders to the begi 2 CONC nning with all and singular the rights hereditaments (?) appertenances (?) and appindants (? 2 CONC ) whatever . To have and to hold the same land with all and singular the promises unto the s 2 CONC ame Benj Boxley his heirs or assigns forever in as clean and ample a manner to all intents an 2 CONC d purposes as a pure indifeazable Estate in fee simple can be held or enjoyed and such an Es 2 CONC tate in and to the promises the same John Glidewell and Nancy his wife doth bind and oblig 2 CONC e themselves heirs admrs . or assigns forever to warrant and defend the title unto the sam 2 CONC e Benj. Boxley his heirs or assigns forever against themselves and all persons whatever. I 2 CONC n witness whereof we have here unto set our hands and seals the day and year above written. 2 CONT 2 CONC John Glidewell 2 CONT Signed sealed &delivered A 2 CONC nn Glidewell 2 CONT In presents of Harrison Boxley, Allen Wade 2 CONT George Boxley, Matthew Whitlow 2 CONT 2 CONT Received of Benj. Boxley the day and year mentioned the sum of fifteen pounds it being th 2 CONC e consideration money within mentioned. I say ______ by me. 2 CONT Test: Harrison Boxley John Gli 2 CONC dewell 2 CONT 2 CONT At a court held for Halifax County the 25th day of Sept 1797 , 2 CONT The within written indenture was proved by the oaths of three of the witnesses hereto subscr 2 CONC ibed to be the act and deed of the within named John Glidewell and Ann Glidewell parties her 2 CONC eto ,and ordered to be recorded. 2 CONT Teste: Geo. Carrington CK 2 CONC C 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 Apr 2000 3 TIME 16:29:52 0 @I276@ INDI 1 NAME Wilkerson W. "Wilkie" /Rees/ 2 SURN Rees 2 GIVN Wilkerson W. "Wilkie" 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 20 May 1807 2 PLAC , VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 8 Mar 1899 2 PLAC Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 2 SOUR @S10@ 3 NOTE His death is recorded here as 9 Mar 1899. 1 BURI 2 PLAC Freeman Cemetery, Poor Grab Rd., Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 267ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1A62 1 FAMS @F42@ 1 FAMC @F225@ 1 NOTE 10 Oct 1842 He purchases 3 tracts of land: 25 acres, 14 acres and 25 poles, and 15 acres i 2 CONC n Lincoln Co., TN from Elijah Beard. Registered 19 Oct 1842. (Deed Book N-1) 2 CONT 2 CONT 9 Sep 1843 He is a witness to the Will of James K. Neece along with W. W. Gill, Jesse Nees an 2 CONC d Hardy N. Nees. Filed in Lincoln Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT Lincoln Journal, Fayetteville, TN 3 Jul 1845 issue: 2 CONT Letters remaining in the Post Office at Fayetteville, TN list REESE, W.W. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1850 and 1860 Census Lincoln Co., TN 2 CONT 2 CONT 1850 Census # 604 Wilkinson W. Rees age 24 Farmer b in VA $800 Real Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT Listed beside this family in 1850: 2 CONT 2 CONT # 603 Parthenia Rees age 85 F b in VA (These 2 ladies names have been switched). Sarah shoul 2 CONC d be listed as 85, with Parthenia listed second. Parthenia's age is still not 14 according t 2 CONC o the 1860 Census. 2 CONT Sarah age 14 (listed as M) b in VA 2 CONT Callowhill age 7 M b in TN 2 CONT Martin V. age 40 M b in TN 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1851 August Term, Bedford Co., TN, page 338 a W. W. REESE is administrator of estate of D 2 CONC . J. LEATHERS, deceased. Nichols BURNS, security. Thomas CONWELL, George CASTLEMAN and Davi 2 CONC d ROZAR laid off support to widow and family. 2 CONT 2 CONT Land Deed Genealogy of Bedford Co., by Tim and Helen MARSH. 2 CONT Deed Book "TT" 2 CONT Page 402 on 8 Mar 1852 He sells 115 acres to L. Leftwich and A. G. Gill, trustees for Charit 2 CONC y Church, James D. Cole and A. D. Summerford, Trustees for Concord Church, D. A. Gilbert an 2 CONC d William Armstrong, Trustees for Hannah's Gap Church and their successors in office, land i 2 CONC n Lincoln and Bedford Co., TN. Bounded by the County Line, Witnesses: W. W. Gill and John W 2 CONC agster. Registered 24 Mar 1852. 2 CONT 2 CONT 22 Sep 1855 He purchases 134 acres for $250 from Barksdale NEECE in Lincoln Co, TN. Recorde 2 CONC d 2 Oct 1855. ( Deed Book V-1). 2 CONT 2 CONT 1860 Census # 1345 W. W. Reevs $2600 Real Estate $1975 Personal Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT Listed beside these families in 1860: 2 CONT 2 CONT # 1343 Perry Reevs age 25 M b in TN Farmer $400 Personal Estate 2 CONT Jane age 23 f b in TN 2 CONT Preston age 3 M b in TN 2 CONT James age 1 M b in TN 2 CONT 2 CONT #1344 Calahill Reevs age 24 M b in TN Farmer $150 Personal Estate 2 CONT Parthenia age 56 F b in VA 2 CONT Vanbuness age 16 M b in TN Farmer 2 CONT 2 CONT 10 Jun 1866 He is witness to the Will of William Melson along with: D. A. Gilbert and James M 2 CONC . Barham. Proven 10 Aug 1866 in Lincoln Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT Hannah's Gap Baptist Church Roll lists: 2 CONT W.W. REESE as lettered 1871 2 CONT Thomas 2 CONT M.V. lettered 1872 2 CONT Nancy Jane dismissed letter 1872 2 CONT J.O. excluded 1870 Jun 2 CONT Nan Jane Reese excluded 2 CONT M.J. dismissed by letter 1870 2 CONT Elizabeth 2 CONT Mary 2 CONT Frances Victory REESE 2 CONT Parthenia (dead-Jul 1, 1871) 2 CONT 2 CONT 25 Jan 1877 He purchases 2 acres for $50 in Lincoln Co., TN from Sarah Armstrong. Recorded 3 2 CONC 0 Jan 1878 (Deed Book K-2) Witnesses are M.V. REESE and Thos B. Reese. 2 CONT 2 CONT 6 Dec 1878, Lincoln Co., TN He sells 2 acres of land for $250 to G. W. & Charity Murray. ( Re 2 CONC corded 4 Oct 1880)(Deed Book M-2). 2 CONT 2 CONT 1880 Lincoln Co., TN Census he is living with Jesse Muse, his son-in-law. He is listed as Wi 2 CONC lliam W. Reece age 73 (Widowed). 1 CHAN 2 DATE 17 Jan 2003 3 TIME 14:58:02 0 @I277@ INDI 1 NAME Mary Jane /Smith/ 2 SURN Smith 2 GIVN Mary Jane 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 19 Jan 1826 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 12 Jan 1862 2 PLAC Petersburg, Lincoln Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Freeman Cemetery, Poor Grab Rd., Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 287ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1C82 1 FAMS @F42@ 1 FAMC @F227@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Jul 2002 3 TIME 21:35:41 0 @I284@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth Alveston /Hill/ 2 SURN Hill 2 GIVN Elizabeth Alveston 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 17 Mar 1842 2 PLAC Marshall Co., TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 23 Aug 1919 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Old Orchard Cemetery, Petersburg, TN 1 _UID 367ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2A62 1 FAMS @F16@ 1 FAMC @F229@ 1 NOTE Death certificate lists cause of death as infection from (Carbonide?). 1 SOUR @S8@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 May 1999 3 TIME 21:15:17 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\kingfamily.jpg 2 TITL 2 NOTE Bottom: Johnny Sorrells, Baby Clyde Sorrells, Elizabeth Hill King, Joshua Benton King, Baby Karl Davis, Bascom Davis, James Hutchinson, Roy Hutchinson; Top: Ella King Sorrells, Hiram White King, Orrion Parker King, Emma King Daand Loretta King Hutchinso 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I305@ INDI 1 NAME Sarah Elizabeth "Lizzie" /Scott/ 2 SURN Scott 2 GIVN Sarah Elizabeth "Lizzie" 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1848 2 PLAC TN 2 SOUR @S9@ 1 DEAT 2 DATE 23 Mar 1898 2 PLAC Marshall Co, TN 2 SOUR @S10@ 1 BURI 2 PLAC SORRELLS Cemetery, Petersburg, Lincoln Co, TN 1 _UID 607ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5402 1 FAMS @F15@ 1 FAMC @F235@ 1 NOTE Birth Information from the 1850 Census, Lincoln Co., TN lists 1844 as birth year. Informatio 2 CONC n from Mary SCOTT lists the 1848 year of birth and in the family birth order this seems reaso 2 CONC nable. 2 CONT 2 CONT She made lye soap one day and died in her sleep that night. 2 CONT 2 CONT Death Information from the Records of Hannah's Gap Baptist Church membership records Lincol 2 CONC n Co., TN also listed as death in Apr 1898 in another entry In Hannah's Gap records. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 20 Jul 1999 3 TIME 18:22:40 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\williamharveysorrellsfamily.jpg 2 TITL William Harvey SORRELLS Family 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I306@ INDI 1 NAME William Harvey /Sorrells/ Sr. 2 SURN Sorrells 2 GIVN William Harvey 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 10 May 1842 1 DEAT 2 DATE 8 Mar 1926 2 PLAC Marshall Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Sorrells Cemetery, Petersburg, Marshall Co, TN 1 _UID 627ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5622 1 FAMS @F15@ 1 FAMC @F93@ 1 NOTE He is listed in the Hannah's Gap Church Records. 2 CONT 2 CONT He died at age of 82 years. 2 CONT 2 CONT The family states that He said, "I came from NC to TN @ age 8 years." ( He did not come fro 2 CONC m NC at this time, because they were in Obion Co., TN prior to coming to Middle TN.) Perhap 2 CONC s this is what he remembered. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was wounded in the Battle of Murfreesboro 31 Dec 1862. He served as a Private in Compan 2 CONC y C 8th Infantry (Confederacy). Enlisted 15 Sep 1862 in Lincoln Co., TN. Served in Captain W 2 CONC illiam D. Bond's Company. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was a member at Hannah's Gap Church. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1870 Lincoln Co., TN Census, Petersburg Township, Mulberry Lane Post Office 2 CONT 2 CONT 30 Oct 1877, Recorded 25 Mar 1881. He purchased 164 acres in Marshall Co., TN for $1600 ($80 2 CONC 0 paid in cash the other $800 to be held on a note) by W. J. Stegall. Marshall Co., Deed Boo 2 CONC k B-2 Page 100. 2 CONT 2 CONT 3 Oct 1881, Recorded 9 Jun 1882. He purchased 165 acres in Marshall Co., TN, Civil Distric 2 CONC t 4 for $2500 with $1000 to be paid 25 Dec 1881, and $500 on note on 25 Dec 1882, $500 on 2 2 CONC 5 Dec 1883, and $500 on 25 Dec 1884 by Joel G. Pitts. He borrowed money on this land 12 Ja 2 CONC n 1904 from R. L. McDaniel 2 CONT 2 CONT 1907 Mortgage on horses in Marshall Co., TN from J. H. Logan valued at $250, $200, $100, $150 2 CONC , $160, $125 2 CONT 2 CONT 18 Dec 1908 purchased 140 acres in Marshall Co., TN, 5th District from W. B. and Lena E. Fost 2 CONC er for $1000 paid in cash. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1913 for $2750 he and 2nd wife Bettie purchased 52 acres in Marshall Co., District 5 (formerl 2 CONC y 4th District) from W. C. WHORLEY paid $2000 in cash.( They supposedly exchanged farms.) 2 CONT 2 CONT !DEATH: Certificate #7041, Marshall Co., TN for Harve SORRELLS 2 CONT 2 CONT !PARENTS: Named in death certificate 2 CONT 2 CONT !MARRIAGE: Certificate from Lincoln Co., TN 18 Aug 1864, Copy in possession of Sherry S. Finc 2 CONC hum 2 CONT 2 CONT He is buried in the SORRELLS Cemetery which is in the SORRELLS Hollow on Hannah's Gap Road tu 2 CONC rn left across from Hannah's Gap Baptist Church. The cemetery is actually in Marshall Co., T 2 CONC N turn right off the road way back in a cow pasture. He has a very nice headstone purchase 2 CONC d by his 2nd wife, Bettie. 1 SOUR @S11@ 2 DATA 3 DATE 8 Mar 1926 1 CHAN 2 DATE 24 Jun 1999 3 TIME 17:39:14 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\williamharveysorrells.jpg 2 TITL William Harvey SORRELLS, Sr. 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I307@ INDI 1 NAME Samuel /Scott/ 2 SURN Scott 2 GIVN Samuel 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 20 Sep 1802 2 PLAC , VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 6 Feb 1874 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Hester Cemetery, Wells Hollow, Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 647ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5842 1 FAMS @F235@ 1 FAMC @F239@ 1 NOTE He is listed in the 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census as a farmer, being born in KY. 2 CONT 2 CONT Elizabeth's birthplace is listed as unknown. 2 CONT 2 CONT The Hester Cemetery is two and one-half miles NE of Petersburg, TN in Wells Hollow. Turn lef 2 CONC t out of Petersburg onto Wells Hollow Road. Travel until you come to a populated area. Acro 2 CONC ss from a broken down very old house on the left, there is an opening in the fence. You mus 2 CONC t unlatch the fence. The cemetery is extremely overgrown up the hill in the middle of the fi 2 CONC eld under a clump of trees. Junior Wells is the owner of the land, and lives in the house t 2 CONC o the right before you reach the area. This land is known as the SCOTT farm. 2 CONT 2 CONT Listed as Confederate Soldiers from the 8th TN Infantry: 2 CONT E. M. Scott John Scott A. B. Scott N. B. Scott Alex Scott 2 CONT 2 CONT Alex. Scott, died of disease, Atlanta, 1863 1 CHAN 2 DATE 24 Jan 2003 3 TIME 21:52:48 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\headstonesamuelandelizabethryallsscott.jpg 2 TITL Headstones of Samuel and Elizabeth Ryalls Scott 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I320@ INDI 1 NAME John /Ingle/ , Sr. 2 SURN Ingle 2 GIVN John 2 NSFX , Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 10 Oct 1812 2 PLAC SC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 18 Jan 1887 2 PLAC Sevier Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Zion Hill Cemetery, Sevier Co., TN 1 _UID 7E7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E72E2 1 FAMS @F85@ 1 FAMC @F244@ 1 NOTE Union County was organized in 1798. 2 CONT Searching Union Co., SC records: No INGLE in Index to Estate Papers in 1787-1900, No INGLE i 2 CONC n 1785-1913 Grantor or Grantee Indexes; No INGLE in Grantee or Grantor Indexes to Deed Convey 2 CONC ances 1785-1913; No INGLE in Index to Court of Equity (Direct Complaint) Papers 1802-1869; N 2 CONC o INGLE in Court of Comnmon Pleas: Direct Plantiff Index 1810-1840; No INGLE in Index to Inso 2 CONC lvent Debtors; Naturalization Papers; Old Writs and Declaration, etc., No INGLE in Index to G 2 CONC eneral Sessions Papers, 1800-1912; Union Co., SC Baptist Church Records: Lower FairForest Bap 2 CONC tist Church: 1809-1925 (Searched 1832-1848-all surnames from neighbors 1840 Union Co., SC Cen 2 CONC sus, many negros listed perhaps plantation area)-No matches; Unity (Browns Creek Baptist Chur 2 CONC ch) reviewed male and female enrollment list 1845-no INGLEs; Upper FairForest Baptist Churc 2 CONC h membership roll 1830 and Minutes from 1842 listed those who gave offerings-no INGLEs; Putna 2 CONC m Baptist Church of Christ, 1804-1905 Transcribed records-Membership roll reflects 5 surname 2 CONC s of neighbors specifically Warwick HAZELWOOD for letter of dismissial is on page 134 in 184 2 CONC 2 from the 1840 Census-dates ranges. (This church is in the Union District now located in Buf 2 CONC falo) Another membership roster is for 1847-Many surnames from 1840 Census-but no INGLE; Hebr 2 CONC on Baptist Church (formerly Tinker Creek) membership rolls are varied dates, but no INGLE. Pa 2 CONC dgett's Creek Baptist Church 1784-1955 Many memberships rolls viewed, but no surnames recogni 2 CONC zed. Fairview Baptist Church (formerly Neals Creeks) 1843-1910 records actually begin 1865 2 CONC . Gilead Baptist Church 1838-1953 Reading through the 1838-1845 minutes, no INGLEs; Salem Bap 2 CONC tist Church (formerly Cane Creek) 1835-1890 reading through the minutes 1835-1845, no INGLEs. 2 CONT 2 CONT Our John is very likely the John INGLE listed 1840 SC Census lists: 2 CONT 1840 M-704 2 CONT John INGLE Union Co, page 202 10001-11001 2 CONT 1 male under 5 born 1835-1840 (William) 2 CONT 1 male 20-30 born 1810-1820 (John himself) 2 CONT 1 female under 5 born 1835-1840 (Jane) 2 CONT 1 female 5-10 born 1830-1835 (Sarah) 2 CONT 1 female 20-30 born 1810-1820 (Celia herself) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1843 Tax Rcd SC UNION INGLE JOHN Tax Roll 2 CONT 2 CONT There are no INGLEs in the earlier Union Co., SC Census 2 CONT 2 CONT There are other possiblities in 1840 of our John, but the Union County Census reflects the da 2 CONC tes of his known children. 2 CONT 2 CONT According to Cora Ingle Walker, they came to TN from NC driving their cattle over the Smoky M 2 CONC ountains.(Bits and Pieces of History about Smoky Mountain Foothills People: Ingle Families b 2 CONC y Nora Harbin DeArmond 1990, Newsletter, Smoky Mountain Historical Society, Winter 1990, Vo 2 CONC l XVI, No. 2, pg.98 Many photos of INGLE family. Large family group taken in 1910 of Willia 2 CONC m INGLE family and friends. 2 CONT 2 CONT According to family legend, this man married an Indian girl who had been abandoned and live 2 CONC d with them. (Marguerite Joyce Perdue Brown states that her mother and grandmother, Zora, to 2 CONC ld her of the Cherokee line being through her great, great grandfather.) 2 CONT 2 CONT My grandfather, Fred Elmer INGLE, was supposedly one quarter Cherokee. (Sherry Sorrells Finch 2 CONC um) 2 CONT 2 CONT Our John is listed in Cocke Co Census of 1850, place of birth for both he and Celia is SC. J 2 CONC ohn is listed as age 36 which would make birthyear: 1814 and Celia is listed as age 29 birthy 2 CONC ear: 1821. 2 CONT 2 CONT There are no Cocke Co., TN Deeds available before Jun 1865. There is a Surveyor's Book for A 2 CONC ug 1865-1889. Tax Books do not begin until 1876. 2 CONT 2 CONT INGLE John age 36 M SC Listed as a Laborer 2 CONT 155-709 Cecilia 29 F SC I 2 CONT Jane 12 F SC 2 CONT Sarah 11 F SC 2 CONT William 9 M SC 2 CONT James 7 M SC 2 CONT Fanny 5 F SC 2 CONT Rufus 2/12 M TN (Census taken about 9/30/1850) 2 CONT 2 CONT He is listed beside Larkin MATHES who is age 50 also b in SC, with only the child age 4 liste 2 CONC d as born in TN. The wife's name is Sarah, age 40 b in SC. 2 CONT 2 CONT He is listed as age 36 b in SC in 1850 Cocke Co., TN Census; 2 CONT age 61, b in TN in 1860 Sevier Co., TN Census; 2 CONT age 71, b SC in 1870 Sevier Co., TN Census; 2 CONT and age 85, b TN in 1880 Sevier Co., TN Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT The 1880 Sevier Co., TN Census states that his parents were born in VA. 2 CONT 2 CONT The family is in Sevier Co in 1860, District 9-Boyd's Creek Area, Taken on 14 Jul 1860 #82-36 2 CONC 3: 2 CONT John 61 b TN listed as a farmer 2 CONT Caroline 43 b NC 2 CONT Jane 21 2 CONT Sarah 20 listed as a weaver 2 CONT William 19 2 CONT James 19 2 CONT Caroline 15 2 CONT Rufus 11 2 CONT John 7 2 CONT Wesley 2 2 CONT Mary 4/12 2 CONT 2 CONT Several of the family members say he was from NC, but the Census records say SC. Family his 2 CONC tory is that he drove his cattle over the Smoky Mountains from NC. This is very likely tru 2 CONC e because the last SC record we have of the family is 1843. You must go through NC to get t 2 CONC o TN where the family was in 1850! 2 CONT 2 CONT Sevier Co., TN Court Records: 1865-14 7-19-1865 State Ingle, John Sale of Liquor 2 CONT 2 CONT 1870 Census of Sevier Co., TN, John listed as b in SC and Clia listed as SC again. John is l 2 CONC isted here as age 71 which would indicate a birthyear of 1799. Clia is listed as age 70, whi 2 CONC ch would mean birthyear: 1800. (I tend to believe the earlier Census and the tombstone dates 2 CONC !-Sherry S. Finchum) 2 CONT 2 CONT In the Sevier Co., TN Vital Statistics their son William lists his parents birthplace as NC 2 CONC . He does list his father as John INGLE and his mother is listed as unknown. Caraline INGL 2 CONC E Hodges lists her father as John INGLE born in NC and her mother not given. 2 CONT 2 CONT The 1880 Sevier County census listed William and Jane and their children Sarah -15, John -14 2 CONC , Celia 12, Nancy -10, Henry -10, Kyley -6, Martha -4, and Oliver -5/12. 2 CONT 2 CONT John -85 and Celia -68 (who had cancer) had Sarah -43 living with them. John was only two hou 2 CONC ses away from William. On this census John lists his birthplace as TN and his parents both a 2 CONC s Virginia. Celia and her parents were listed as being born in South Carolina. Sarah was als 2 CONC o listed as being born in SC. 2 CONT 2 CONT "According to their tombstones, Celia was deceased in 1879 prior to this 1880 census"-Sherr 2 CONC y S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT 1880 Sevier Co., TN Census 2 CONT INGLE James 37, Martha 45, Lizzie 11, Sinie 9, Bumettie 7, Unites 4, Charlie 19/30 (471) Jo 2 CONC hn 26, Sarah 22, Henry 3, Nancy 1 (471) John 85, Celia 68, Sarah 43 (441) 2 CONT 2 CONT John INGLE Self M Male W 85 TN Works On Farm VA VA 2 CONT Celia INGLE Wife M Female W 68 SC SC SC 2 CONT Sarah INGLE Dau S Female W 43 SC House Keeping TN SC 2 CONT Census Place Cusicks Cross Roads, Sevier, Tennessee 2 CONT Family History Library Film 1255278 2 CONT NA Film Number T9-1278 2 CONT 2 CONT William 44, Jane 35, Sarah 15, John 14, Celia 12, Nancy 10, Henry 8, Kyley 6, Martha 4, Olive 2 CONC r 5/12 (441) 2 CONT 2 CONT His dates are from his tombstone in Zion Hill Cemetery. The tombstone was evidently erecte 2 CONC d at his death several years after Celia had died because her date of death is listed on tomb 2 CONC stone as 1879, but she was still alive in the 1880 Sevier Co., TN Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT I have received a note from Linda Ingle Stewart of her great-grandfather: John Franklin INGL 2 CONC E from Sevierville, TN who migrated with his wife, Mary Rebecca Monet (MONETT/E) to Parker Co 2 CONC ., TX. Still waiting for an answer. 2 CONT Stew1166@aol.com (2001) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Mar 2003 3 TIME 16:26:04 0 @I344@ INDI 1 NAME Joshua Benton /King/ I 2 SURN King 2 GIVN Joshua Benton 2 NSFX I 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1783 2 PLAC MD 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1860/1863 2 PLAC Lawrence Co., TN 1 _UID AE7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA2E2 1 FAMS @F246@ 1 FAMC @F10782@ 1 NOTE 1840 Lincoln Co., TN Census: listed as Joshua KING, Sr. 2 CONT 1 m 5-10 2 CONT 2 m 10-15 2 CONT 1 m 15-20 2 CONT 1 m 50-60 2 CONT 1 f 5-10 2 CONT 1 f 10-15 2 CONT 2 f 15-20 2 CONT 1 f 40-50 2 CONT 2 CONT He and the younger children are on the 1850 Census of Lincoln Co., TN. 2 CONT He is listed as a farmer. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Jul 1999 3 TIME 22:18:05 0 @I345@ INDI 1 NAME Caroline Celia or Selay // 2 GIVN Caroline Celia or Selay 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 23 Jan 1820 2 PLAC SC 2 SOUR @S67@ 3 NOTE Celia's age changes from Census to Census: 1840 ~25 years, 1850-29 years, 1860-43 years, 1870 4 CONC -70 years, and 1880-68 years. So I am using a rough average of the first 3 Census' and calli 4 CONC ng her birth year as 1820! Her tombstone death date I know is not correct. Her tombstone st 4 CONC ates her year of birth was 1813. 1 DEAT 2 DATE 19 Jul 1880 2 PLAC Sevier Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Zion Hill Cemetery, Sevier Co, TN 1 _UID B07ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA402 1 FAMS @F85@ 1 NOTE Her tombstone lists the year of death as 1879, as well as in William INGLE's Bible, but John' 2 CONC s death is listed first (which indicates to me that hers was listed at the same time of John' 2 CONC s death), but she is still alive on 4 Jun 1880 when the Census of District 10 was taken in Se 2 CONC vier Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT She is listed in 1880 as Celia, age 68 b in SC. In 1870 Sevier Co., TN Census she is liste 2 CONC d as Clia, age 70 b in SC. In 1860 Sevier Co., TN she is listed as Caroline age 43, b NC, an 2 CONC d in Cocke Co., TN Census of 1850 she is listed as Celia age 29, b SC, 1840: 1 female 20-30 b 2 CONC orn 1810-1820 (Celia herself) 2 CONT 2 CONT Her name changes from Census to Census. Sometimes she is listed as Clia, Caroline, and Celia 2 CONC . I do believe that it is the same wife of John each time. The dates are not quite consiste 2 CONC nt, but...She is listed as Selia on her tombstone in Zion Hill Cemetery. 2 CONT 2 CONT She is listed in the 1880 Sevier Co., TN Census as having Cancer. 2 CONT 2 CONT According to family legend, John married an Indian girl who had been abandoned and lived wit 2 CONC h them. (Marguerite Joyce Perdue Brown states that her mother and grandmother, Zora, told he 2 CONC r of the Cherokee line being through her great, great grandfather.) 2 CONT 2 CONT I wonder is she is related to the MATHES family who are neighbors in Cocke Co., TN in 1850 2 CONC . They were also born in SC-but I cannot find the MATHES/MATHIS family listed there in SC: 2 CONT Larkin MATHES age 50 listed as a farmer b in SC 2 CONT Sarah 40 2 CONT Abel 23 Laborer 2 CONT Jesse 10 2 CONT Hosea 18 2 CONT George 16 2 CONT Clery 14 2 CONT Amy 12 2 CONT Jonah 10 2 CONT Allen 8 2 CONT Mary 6 2 CONT Jane 4 2 CONT 2 CONT Sarah is by herself in 1860 Cocke Co., TN Census: 2 CONT #314: 2 CONT Sarah Mathis 45 b SC 2 CONT Abel 32 b SC 2 CONT Clara 25 b SC 2 CONT James 20 b SC 2 CONT Allen 17 b SC 2 CONT Elizabeth 14 b SC 2 CONT Jane 12 b TN 2 CONT #313: 2 CONT Jesse Matthis 39 Laborer b SC 2 CONT Mary E. 19 b TN 2 CONT Elvira 3 TN 2 CONT James S. 2 TN 2 CONT Hariett 4/12 TN 2 CONT #315 2 CONT George Mathis 25 Laborer SC 2 CONT Rachel 25 b TN 2 CONT Also listed in Cocke Co., TN in #72 2 CONT with James Barnet: Abel Mathis age 35 b in SC 2 CONT 2 CONT Her maiden name could have been HOBBS. There is a note from one cousin that there was rememb 2 CONC ered to be a HOBBS somewhere in the family history. (Cora Ingle Walker) 2 CONT 2 CONT My grandfather, Fred Elmer INGLE, was supposedly one-quarter Cherokee. Perhaps it was actuall 2 CONC y one-eighth. (Sherry Sorrells Finchum) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 16 Apr 2003 3 TIME 12:27:35 0 @I348@ INDI 1 NAME Isaac /Bradburn/ 2 SURN Bradburn 2 GIVN Isaac 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1715 2 PLAC Spots Co, VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1781 2 PLAC Burke Co., NC 1 _UID B67ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EAA62 1 FAMS @F149@ 1 FAMC @F2855@ 1 NOTE One source lists his birthdate as 1715 in Orange, VA. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is an Isaac BRADBURN in Spots Co., VA in 1764. He is listed with the 2 CONT PAYNEs on land transactions. 2 CONT 2 CONT John is listed as administrator on settlement documents for Isaac in Burke Co., NC. 2 CONT 2 CONT 12 Nov 1754 lists Isaac BRADBURN of Spots. Co., VA mortgage to Wm. BRADBURN. 14 Oct 1758 lis 2 CONC ts 25 acres in St. George Parish, Spots. Co., VA to Isaac BRADBURN. 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed in Spots. Co., VA 3 Aug 1761 Isaac BRADBURN and Mary, his wife. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 19 Jul 1999 3 TIME 22:06:10 0 @I349@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Steelman/ 2 SURN Steelman 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 6 Mar 1806 2 PLAC , NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 1880 1 _UID B87ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EAC82 1 FAMS @F88@ 1 FAMC @F10283@ 1 NOTE The STEELMAN surname was provided by James David Foster who is a Civil War historian. 2 CONT 2 CONT I believe that she is still living in the 1880 Census in Greene County, TN beside her son Wil 2 CONC liam in District 18. Elizabeth, age 69, listed as a Widow, b NC. Keeping House. She lists h 2 CONC er father's birthplace as NC and her mother's as VA. 2 CONT 2 CONT She is listed with Erasmus Smith male 22 b MA Farmer 2 CONT John G. JOYNES male 29, b MD Sailor 2 CONT 2 CONT Much information from: 2 CONT Vicki Lynn Jones 1211 Hunter Road Pasadena, Maryland 21122-2271 A-United States 410-360-0297 2 CONC knvjones@prodigy.net 2 CONT http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/j/o/n/Vicki-L-Jones/?Welcome=1076206438 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Feb 2004 3 TIME 20:57:46 0 @I359@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Ryalls/ 2 SURN Ryalls 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 26 Dec 1804 2 PLAC SC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1875 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Hester Cemetery, Wells Hollow, Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID CC7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EC0C2 1 FAMS @F235@ 1 FAMC @F252@ 1 NOTE Her father is listed in the 1820 Lincoln Co., TN Census. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 6 Jul 2000 3 TIME 20:55:10 0 @I377@ INDI 1 NAME John /Ryalls/ 2 SURN Ryalls 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1768 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE Btw 1840/1850 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID F07ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EE402 1 FAMS @F252@ 1 FAMC @F268@ 1 NOTE He is buried with his wife in the Hester cemetery on the Sam Scott place in Wells Hollow. H 2 CONC e was from VA. 2 CONT 2 CONT John listed in 1820 Census of Lincoln Co., TN 2 CONT 2 Males under 10 2 CONT 1 Male 45 and over 2 CONT 1 Female under 10 2 CONT 2 Females 10-16 2 CONT 1 Female 45 and over 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 Census Lincoln Co., TN lists 2 CONT 1 male 70-80 2 CONT 1 female 60-70 2 CONT 2 CONT 1850 shows Mary "Polly" RYALS living in household of Richard McGAW & wife ELIZABETH (RYALS) 2 CONC , child of Noah's, granddaughter of "Polly". 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Mar 2002 3 TIME 11:48:24 0 @I378@ INDI 1 NAME Mary "Polly" /Conwell/ 2 SURN Conwell 2 GIVN Mary "Polly" 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1770 2 PLAC , VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1850 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID F27ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EE622 1 FAMS @F252@ 1 FAMC @F269@ 1 NOTE She is listed on the 1850 Census Lincoln Co., TN in the household of her granddaughter Elizab 2 CONC eth. Mrs. Richard McGaw. 2 CONT 2 CONT Inventory of estate of W.M. CONWELL, father of "Polly", Lists John RYALS & Mary as administra 2 CONC tors of his estate. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Jul 1997 3 TIME 01:33:41 0 @I382@ INDI 1 NAME John C. /Gilbert/ Sr. 2 SURN Gilbert 2 GIVN John C. 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1810 2 PLAC Franklin Co, Abbeyville District, GA/NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1848 2 PLAC Bedford County, TN 1 _UID FA7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EEEA2 1 FAMS @F211@ 1 FAMC @F272@ 1 NOTE John L. Gilbert came from GA, an old Census says. Just across the Savannah River from wher 2 CONC e the Fosters lived in Abbeyville District. John L. Gilbert lived in Franklin Co., GA Seem 2 CONC s he was brother of Doster (or Dock) Gilbert. I was told that they lived at the Fullerton, p 2 CONC lace, or above, from their location in the census. 2 CONT 2 CONT Land deed recorded 7 Feb 1868 in Lincoln Co., TN lists siblings of John C. Gilbert as: John M 2 CONC orton and wife Artemesia (Gilbert), W. C. Wagster and wife Mary Ann (Gilbert), and William Mo 2 CONC rton and wife Sarah (Gilbert). 1 CHAN 2 DATE 19 Jul 1998 3 TIME 18:09:21 0 @I383@ INDI 1 NAME Racheal /Roberts/ 2 SURN Roberts 2 GIVN Racheal 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 7 Mar 1812 2 PLAC GA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 2 Aug 1898 2 PLAC , TN 2 SOUR @S66@ 3 PAGE Page 680 1 _UID FC7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EF0C2 1 FAMS @F211@ 1 FAMC @F273@ 1 NOTE Bedford Co., TN County Court Records: 1848 Nov page 20: Rachel GILBERT appointed guardian o 2 CONC f Susan M., Mary Ann, Artemisa, and John C. Gilbert, minor heirs of John Gilbert, deceased. 2 CONT 2 CONT After her husband died early she was living with her parents in Bedford County, TN in 1850. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1880 Lincoln Co., TN Census: 2 CONT Wiliam MORTON Self M Male W 51 TN Farmer TN GA 2 CONT Sarah W. MORTON Wife M Female W 46 TN Keeps House NC GA 2 CONT Buni Vista MORTON Dau S Female W 25 TN At Home --- --- 2 CONT Barachias MORTON Son S Male W 21 TN At Home --- --- 2 CONT Zacharias MORTON Son S Male W 19 TN At Home --- --- 2 CONT Thonas MORTON Son S Male W 14 TN At Home --- --- 2 CONT Mary MORTON Dau S Female W 11 TN At Home --- --- 2 CONT Arkamsu ROBERT Aunt W Female W 66 TN At Home --- --- 2 CONT Rachael GILBERT MotherL W Female W 68 GA At Home --- --- 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 Feb 2004 3 TIME 10:46:45 0 @I393@ INDI 1 NAME John /Roberts/ Sr. 2 SURN Roberts 2 GIVN John 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1765 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1861 2 PLAC Bedford County, TN 1 _UID 107BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0511 1 FAMS @F273@ 1 NOTE 1800 Pendleton District, SC Census lists: John Roberts on page 38. 2 CONT 2 CONT John & Sara Smith Roberts came into "our Country"(Bedford Co., TN) early. They were already t 2 CONC here in 1820, according to census. John was born in VA in 1770. Artimesia was living with J 2 CONC ohn Roberts in 1860. She evidently never married. 2 CONT 2 CONT Original Will was destroyed by fire when the Bedford Co., TN Courthouse burned. This copy o 2 CONC f the Will of John Roberts is from a Chancery Court Law Suit regarding his estate in 1868. F 2 CONC ound in Book B, pg 53-55. The suit is against: Rachel Gilbert, Rezin England, Mary England 2 CONC , Eliza England, James S. Robert, Zacheus Roberts, Rezin Roberts, Sarah Raney and her husban 2 CONC d Riley Raney, Susannah Morton and her husband John Morton, Lucretia Gilbert and her husban 2 CONC d D. S. Gilbert, James L. Foster, Joel Foster, Jno. R. Foster, Willis Foster, James Foster, P 2 CONC eter Foster, Ailsy Nichols and her husband Briggs Nichols, Nancy Morton and her husband______ 2 CONC __Morton, James L. Muse, Susannah Lambert and her husband H. D. Lambert, Sarah E. Muse, Rache 2 CONC l Muse, Jno. R. Muse, Thomas W. Muse, Mary J. Muse, Sally Davis, Malinda Williams, Henry Moor 2 CONC e, John F. Moore, Adaline Moore, Sarah Moore, Mary Moore, Susannah Moore, Rezin Roberts, Jona 2 CONC than England's children whose names are not known to complainants, Tillman England, Martin En 2 CONC gland, Newell England, Nancy Reavis and her husband, William Reavis, and Artamicia. These de 2 CONC fendants are children and grandchildren of John Roberts. 2 CONT 2 CONT I, John Roberts, being of sound mind, but weak in body and calling to mind the uncertainty o 2 CONC f human life, and being desirous of disposing of my worldly estate, that it has pleased God t 2 CONC o bless me with 1st--It is my desire that all my propery, both real and personal, be sold b 2 CONC y my Executor on a twelve months credit. 2nd--It is my deisre that my funeral expenses and a 2 CONC ll my just debts be paid out of the first money that may fall into the hands of my Executor 2 CONC , or that I may die possessed of. 3rd--It is my desire that after my funeral expenses and ju 2 CONC st debts are paid, the remaining proceeds be equally divided among all my children except Art 2 CONC amicia Roberts, who has already received her full share in lands, and also Rezin Roberts wh 2 CONC o has already received five hundred and forty dollars ($540) if there be anything left, Rezi 2 CONC n Roberts comes in and gets an equal share with all my children, except Artamicia Roberts. 4t 2 CONC h--If any of my children should be dead, I desire that their children receive their part of m 2 CONC y estate. 5th--I hereby appoint James H. Curtis, Jr. my Executor, hereby revoking and makin 2 CONC g void all other wills heretofore made by me. 6th and lastly; It is my desire whence it cam 2 CONC e and my spirit to God who gave it. Witness my hand and seal, this----day of 1861,----. sig 2 CONC ned by John Roberts Witnesses: James L. Gibson and Fredrick Brown. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Jul 1999 3 TIME 22:27:19 0 @I394@ INDI 1 NAME Sara /Smith/ 2 SURN Smith 2 GIVN Sara 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 16 Nov 1774 2 PLAC NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1850/1860 2 PLAC Bedford County, TN 1 _UID 127BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0731 1 FAMS @F273@ 1 FAMC @F282@ 1 NOTE She was no longer listed with the family in the 1860 Census in Bedford Co.,TN. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Mar 2001 3 TIME 15:50:47 0 @I395@ INDI 1 NAME John "Jack" /Smith/ Sr. 2 SURN Smith 2 GIVN John "Jack" 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 23 Jan 1752 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 12 Mar 1816 2 PLAC Bedford County, TN 1 _UID 147BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0951 1 FAMS @F282@ 1 FAMC @F283@ 1 NOTE 1800 Pendleton District, SC lists a John Smith on page 39. 2 CONT 2 CONT John and Elizabeth Smith moved to Bedford County, Tennessee from Pendleton District, South Ca 2 CONC rolina, in 1810. Apparently the Smiths and John Smith, Jr. died of a common illness. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was from Pendleton County SC in 1812. (Richmond) He bought land in Bedford Co., TN in 1810 2 CONC . From Bedford Co. Deed Book C, pg 556, Bedford Co, TN. He was deceased by 1816. 2 CONT 2 CONT The family was in North Carolina in 1774 and moved to Pendleton District, SC before 1792. 2 CONT 2 CONT In the Bedford Co. Family 2 CONT What I have is John Smith married Elizabeth Smith probably in NC and had my Nancy Smith, bor 2 CONC n Feb 17, 1783. The other children were William, Sarah, Rachel, John, Jr (1779-1816), Rezin 2 CONC , Mary, Elizabeth, and Ruth. Nancy Smith married John Ingle, born about 1760 in Germany. H 2 CONC e died Nov 27, 1816 in Bedford county. They married about 1798 in Pendleton Dist., SC. thei 2 CONC r children were William, John, George, Rezin, Elizabeth, Sarah, Lucretia, Nancy, and James, t 2 CONC he latter being born 2 CONT in 1815 in Bedford Co. This John was born before 1800 probably in SC. Nancy Smith Ingle's br 2 CONC other, John Smith, Jr. I have a little info brom deeds which is: Land Deeds of Bedford Co 18 2 CONC 07-1852 by marsh, Deed Book BB, p. 182: NOV 6, 1830 Rezin Ingle, Sally Ingle and Lucretia hat 2 CONC ley who was Lucretia Ingle and Mack Hatley sold to Rezin Smith, all of Bedford Co., TN, where 2 CONC as John Smith, Jr, brother of Nancy Ingle who was mother of Rezin Ingle and Sally and Lucreti 2 CONC a.John Jr. died leaving 100 acres on Sinking Creek near Phillips and Campbell. Deed Book W 2 CONC , 1827-1828, page 28: Aug 1, 1825: Rezing Smith bought more or same of late brother's land 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT Evidently he, his wife, and John Jr. all died from an influenza plague in 1816. 2 CONT 2 CONT !BIRTH: Family Bible of Rezin SMITH copy in possesion of Patsy WEST. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 15 Jun 1999 3 TIME 02:55:14 0 @I396@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Simpson/ 2 SURN Simpson 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1750 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 6 Mar 1816 2 PLAC Bedford County, TN 1 _UID 167BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0B71 1 FAMS @F282@ 1 FAMC @F284@ 1 NOTE Her maiden name is not documented. There is a deed transfer from SIMPSONs to John and Elizab 2 CONC eth Smith. But there is an Elizabeth GIBSON's death recorded in the SMITH-ROBERTS Bible reco 2 CONC rds. The GIBSON's lived nearby, so her maiden name could have been GIBSON. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Dec 1999 3 TIME 07:43:48 0 @I423@ INDI 1 NAME Drucilla H. /Glidewell/ 2 SURN Glidewell 2 GIVN Drucilla H. 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 10 Jan 1820 2 PLAC NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 2 Aug 1892 2 PLAC Lincoln Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Hickory Hill Cemetery 1 _UID 4C7BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E41D1 1 FAMS @F40@ 1 FAMC @F220@ 1 NOTE She is listed in the 1860 Lincoln Co., TN Census. She has $1000 Real Estate and $450 Persona 2 CONC l Property. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1880 Bedford Co., TN Census: 2 CONT John SMITH Self M Male W 36 TN Farmer TN TN 2 CONT Mary SMITH Wife M Female W 36 TN Keeping House NC NC 2 CONT Mary SMITH Dau S Female W 11 TN TN TN 2 CONT James SMITH Son S Male W 6 TN TN TN 2 CONT Elizabeth SMITHDau S Female W 4 TN TN TN 2 CONT Drucilla FREEMAN MotherL W Female W 59 NC NC NC 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Jul 2003 3 TIME 22:59:03 0 @I435@ INDI 1 NAME Nash /Glidewell/ 2 SURN Glidewell 2 GIVN Nash 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 19 Jun 1721 2 PLAC Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA 1 CHR 2 DATE 21 Jul 1721 2 PLAC Bristol Parish, VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 26 Jan 1795 2 PLAC Halifax Co, VA 1 _UID 647BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5951 1 FAMS @F223@ 1 FAMC @F299@ 1 NOTE Nash son of Robt & Eliz Glidwell born 19th Jun last bapt 21 Jul 1721. Bristol Parish Registe 2 CONC r pg 305. 2 CONT 2 CONT This information is from the VA Register in the Bristol Parish. Page 305. 2 CONT Nash was a patriot of the Revolutionary War. See, "VA in the Revolution" and "Revolutionar 2 CONC y War DAR Patriots, "Vol 1. 2 CONT 2 CONT The War Department has records of a Nash GLIDEWELL, a private in Captain Thomas Thweatt's com 2 CONC pany, 14th VA Regiment, Revolutionary War, subsequently designed 10th VA Regiment, commande 2 CONC d by Colonel William Davies, enlisted Feb 14 1778 for one year, was transferred in July to Ca 2 CONC ptian (1778) John Mark's company, same regiment was reported on the company muster rolls fo 2 CONC r June, Jul and Aug, 1778, sick at Valley Forge, was transferred in Oct 1778 to Major Cabell' 2 CONC s Company, same regiment adn was reported on the muster roll from Sep 1778 to 1779, the las 2 CONC t roll on which his name appears, sick at French Creek. This was signed by Lutz Wall, Brigad 2 CONC ier General, Acting the Adjutant General. 2 CONT 2 CONT Halifax County was derived from Prince George's County in 1752. Census records were destroye 2 CONC d by British in War of 1812, but some of Halifax and other counties was reconstructed from re 2 CONC cords of state enumerations in 1782, 83, 84, and 85, and published by the GPO in 1908. 2 CONT 2 CONT Halifax County Land Deeds: 2 CONT 20 May 1762 bought land from William Byrd. 2 CONT 17 Jun 1762 bought land from William Byrd. Byrd was a land agent who brought settlers to VA a 2 CONC nd was given land grants for that service. Some later Glidewells were named "Byrd", but th 2 CONC e connection is not known. 2 CONT 19 Aug 1762 Nash & Martha sold land to Mrs. Tindall 2 CONT 19 Aug 1762 Nash & Martha sold land to Francis Lovesay 2 CONT 9 Sep 1765 Nash bought land from R. Seat (40 pounds for 400 acres) adjoining William Goode-Ma 2 CONC ry's husband-and Green. 2 CONT 20 Aug 1767 Nash and children sold land to William Goode-Mary's husband 2 CONT 12 Dec 1768 Nash sold land in Mecklenburg Co., VA to James Wilkins. " One tract...containin 2 CONC g 400 acres...on the south side of Roanoak on Little Buffalo Creek and bounded as follows...b 2 CONC eginning at William Goode's corner, Green's line.... 2 CONT 16 Mar 1769 Nash and children sold land to William Goode 2 CONT 16 Mar 1769 Nash and wife sold land to M. Cristopher. 2 CONT 15 Jul 1779 Nash gave land to Rachel, his daughter. 2 CONT 1785 VA Heads of Household, Halifax Co., VA lists Glidewell, Nash; Also lists: 2 Robert Glide 2 CONC wells. 2 CONT 23 Apr 1792 Nash gave land to Rachel, his daughter. 2 CONT 23 Apr 1792 Nash gave land to Robert and John G., his sons. 2 CONT 28 Apr 1794 Nash sold land to Thos Pinson. 2 CONT 28 Apr 1794 Nash sold land to John Oliver 2 CONT 2 CONT Will, 1795, dated 14 Jul 1794 recorded on 26 Jan 1795 (Halifax Co., VA Will Book 3 pg. 160) n 2 CONC ames children: 2 CONT Robert 2 CONT John 2 CONT Mary Goode 2 CONT Edy Gill 2 CONT Sarah Glass 2 CONT Rachael Elliot 2 CONT Judith Harrison 2 CONT Elender Davis (son-in-law:Joseph Davis) 2 CONT Hannah Whitlow 2 CONT Jinney Glidewell 2 CONT 2 CONT Will Book 6, Part 1, June Court, 1799, Halifax Co., VA: 2 CONT Due the estate of Nash Glidewell, Sr. decd in acct with Robert Glidewell his exor payments to 2 CONC : Isaac Midley D Sheff, Thomas Whitloe, Moses Fontain, Ahab Avesby, Charles Ticketts, Rober 2 CONC t & John Glidewell 2 CONT 2 CONT 1795 By amount of the sale of the estate for account rendered --219-1-1 By Thomas Whitloe rec 2 CONC d of him --10-10-0 2 CONT 2 CONT Oct 30, 1798 In obedience to an order of the worshipful Court of Halifax Co., To us directe 2 CONC d we mett at the house of Robert Glidewell Exor of the estate of Nash Glidewell decd Adjuste 2 CONC d & stated his acct current with estate as above. 2 CONT 2 CONT Monuments have been erected by the DAR in Oak Hill Cemetery, behind Oak Hills Christian Churc 2 CONC h, in Kendrick, MS which is in Alcorn County, Northeast of Corinth, MS. It appears on a high 2 CONC way atlas, northeast of Corinth, close to the TN border. Jack and Fran GLIDEWELL were in Ke 2 CONC ndricks when they first discovered the "monument" in the Cemetery of Oak Hill Christian Churc 2 CONC h. They are in memory of Nash, and two of his grandsons, Robert and William (sons of Nash's s 2 CONC on, Robert). 2 CONT 2 CONT From "The Family of Nash Glidewell or a Lesson in Intermarriage" by Dawn Watts Westfield of H 2 CONC igh Springs, FL: "Nash bequeathed his son, John, a tract of land on the north side of Hico o 2 CONC n the upper side of Nashes Branch plus Nash's old tract of land, including the land he purcha 2 CONC sed of Daniel Dean (Halifax Co., VA, Deed Book 8, pg 336) This deed was dated 19 Mar 1772 an 2 CONC d contained 75 acres on Larkins Branch. According to F. Briggs Elliot, a native of the area 2 CONC , Larkins Branch is located in the Red River District near Shady Grove UMC; modern day stat 2 CONC e route 602 and 744. John was also bequeathed two negros, named Glasgow and Ted. John marri 2 CONC ed Ann Whitlow on 30 Aug 1785 in Mecklenburg Co., VA (Mecklenburg Co., VA Marriages)." 2 CONT 2 CONT Nash Glidewell b.1721 Prince George Co. VA, d.1795 Halifax Co. VA, was part-owner of a modes 2 CONC t tobacco plantation in Halifax Co. VA with his younger brother Robert Glidewell b.1722. Nas 2 CONC h Glidewell was an American Revolutionary War Soldier at Valley Forge according to document 2 CONC s at the National Archives. Judging from his birthdate, he was in his 50's when he was in th 2 CONC e military; not surprising for the times because experts claim that in the American Revolutio 2 CONC nary War, the U.S. was drafting almost any man that could walk regardless of age. He is list 2 CONC ed as a witness on several area wills of the time. Nash Glidewell also left a detailed will 2 CONC , which lists the children of he and his wife Martha (?) (surname unknown but thought to be B 2 CONC annister). 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 Jun 1999 3 TIME 22:37:20 0 @I436@ INDI 1 NAME Robert /Glidewell/ II 2 SURN Glidewell 2 GIVN Robert 2 NSFX II 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1700 2 PLAC Prince George Co, VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 14 Apr 1728 1 _UID 667BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5B71 1 FAMS @F299@ 1 FAMC @F300@ 1 NOTE !CHILDREN: Bristol Parish Register lists; Susan 13 Nov 172(), Rbt 23 Oct 1722, Nash 19 Jun 1 2 CONC 720. 2 CONT 2 CONT He could be the Robert Gladwell born or baptized 1 Feb 1701 in England, son of William and Al 2 CONC ice Briant Gladwell. 2 CONT 2 CONT From the Virginia Register in the Bristol Parish Page 38 Robert Glidewell unable to work-canc 2 CONC er-court cared for him. 2 CONT Bristol Parish Vestry Book, p. 38, entry dated 14 Apr 1728: "Robert Glidewell being afflicte 2 CONC d with cancer in his face which hath made him unable to labour for his livelihood, it is orde 2 CONC red that the Church Warthen find him necessary clothin (sic) and likewise that John Browden f 2 CONC ind him necessary board, and he to be allowed 100 lbs of tob(acco?) - month." 2 CONT 2 CONT Entry p 45, dated 3 Aug 1729: "Upon the petition of Elizabeth Glidewell that she is a poor wi 2 CONC dow and not able to take care of her children, desires that her son Robert Glidewell (III) b 2 CONC e bound to Tho Clemmon as the law direscts 'tis granted." 2 CONT 2 CONT From research by Diane Fitzsgibbons: http://www.idir.net/~dfitzgibbons/Index.htm (2003) 2 CONT "The first documented and proven ancestor to my line is Robert Glidewell (b.ca 1695 place unk 2 CONC nown), who is first found listed in the Bristol Parish (VA) Vestry Book in the 1720-1730's, w 2 CONC hen his children's baptisms are being recorded. He was a tobacco planter. Right now, I presum 2 CONC e his father to be a Robert, because there is a Robert "Glidswell" listed in Surry County Vir 2 CONC ginia tax lists of 1702 as an adult. Also concerning a Robert Glideswell is his name again me 2 CONC ntioned in the book "Boddies Colonial Surry", shown living with William Coggins (not related 2 CONC ) on his tobacco plantation, including 91 other taxable people (this includes whites and slav 2 CONC es). Perhaps this is where Robert learned his tobacco planting skills. 2 CONT Although LDS files tie this VA Glidewell line to Aymes Gladwell, or others, it is not yet pro 2 CONC ven whether my Virginia Glidewells originated in England or Scotland, nor is Robert's parenta 2 CONC ge proven. One obituary from the 1800's claims northern England as our country of origin, whi 2 CONC le two other obits from the same era claim Scottish descent. The William Coggins who is menti 2 CONC oned above, was from Scotland. English church records prior to 1600 show several GLIDEWELL o 2 CONC r GLIDWELLs in England, primarily in the Bedford and Kent areas, however, there has been no c 2 CONC lear connection made to any of them yet. (See the pre-1600 list) 2 CONT Robert (b.ca1695) Glidewell died in 1728, as recorded in the Vestry Book, of face cancer. Hi 2 CONC s wife Elizabeth is found again at the time of her death, Sept.1765, in Chesterfield Co. VA ( 2 CONC order book 3, part 2) as "...being so poor that no person will take administration of her est 2 CONC ate orders that the Sherif do take and administer the same and under his account." 2 CONT 2 CONT Now we have two Roberts, either of whom might have been our ancestor. (comments from: Jack Gl 2 CONC idewell) 2 CONT Some secondary sources report that Robert (b 1698) was the son of William Glidewell (b 166 2 CONC 5 London) and Alice Briant (b unk m 1697 London). Diane Fitzgibbons has studied the LDS recor 2 CONC ds, and has the primary sources. 2 CONT On the other hand, in the Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol III, 1942, p 564. "GLIDEWELL 2 CONC , James Arthur, b Cooper, Tex, Nov. 6, 1889, and others, reported: 2 CONT "11. Aymes Glidewell (b1619) from Eng. in the "Increase," 1835, settled at Boston, Mass.; 2 CONT 10. Robert (b 1640) of Bristol Parish, VA; 2 CONT 9. Daniel (1675-1727) of Bristol Parish.; 2 CONT 8. Robert (ca. 1700-1728) of Bristol Parish, m 1719 Elizabeth -- ;" The Compendium, as fa 2 CONC r as I can find, was complied by traveling genealogists who interviewed well-known people i 2 CONC n community about their ancestors. None that I have found cite any sources other than the pe 2 CONC rson who recounted his family history. 2 CONT The second group of genealogists often (not always) place Robert in the line of descent as t 2 CONC he son of Daniel who was the son of Aymes. 2 CONT The first group places Robert as the son of William, b 1736, in Bexley, Kent, England, who m 2 CONC igrated to the Virginia colony late in the 1600s. William’s father was Reinhold, b. betwee 2 CONC n 1613 and 1618 in England. 2 CONT I have been unable to find a report of the birth of Robert II, born 1700 (+ or - 5), to an 2 CONC y parents in the Parish Vestry Book Birth Register. To my knowledge, limited as it is, thi 2 CONC s issue has not been settled as of now (28 June 2003). 2 CONT Tentatively I accept the idea that one of the two Roberts (b 1700 + or - a year or two) wa 2 CONC s the father of Nash (b 1721) and Robert (b 1722). I keep hoping that new information abou 2 CONC t this family in VA will turn up. 2 CONT 2 CONT Some additional complications are added by a message I received from George Jansen, Jr., & V 2 CONC irginia Carpenter Jansen, 126 Orchard Court, Richland, WA 99352. Phone 590-627-7385. e-mai 2 CONC l gjansen@3-cities.com. 2 CONT **** 2 CONT "I do not think that here is direct evidence for any of the question answers beyond wha 2 CONC t you have already indicated. Most of the evidence is indirect and non-confirmatory and is o 2 CONC pen to more than one interpretation. For example: 2 CONT "The role of Daniel G. in VA may be interpreted as (1) and ancestor of Robert (2) the so 2 CONC n an earlier Robert who married Thomas Gent's widow before 1700, or (3) ???" 2 CONT "We don't know if Wm & Alice migrated to VA or not, but if they did, they probably wen 2 CONC t back to England. 2 CONT "I think that Reuben Gladhill of Isle of Wight Co., VA has a brother, William, living i 2 CONC n VA, but since these are Quakers, probably from Yourshire, they may not be related to Rober 2 CONC t at all. 2 CONT "The birth of Robert in London in 1701 seems consistent with the Robert who arrived in V 2 CONC A 171?, who was undoubtedly Elizabeth's husband. It appears to be the custom to send sons ba 2 CONC ck to England for education? And then they show up as immigrants when they are transported a 2 CONC gain. 2 CONT **** 2 CONT "Robert Glidewell (b 1722) lived in Granville Co., NC in the 1746 Petition and 1750 cens 2 CONC uses and in 1755 got land there as a result of his service in [NC] militia. His land was ver 2 CONC y close to the VA line and although he sold it, he did not have to move far to be on Little B 2 CONC lue Wing Creek in Halifax Co., VA. Nash Glidewell became well established in Halifax Co., VA 2 CONC , but their geographic separation in the tax lists is great enough to tell their descendant 2 CONC s apart in the lists until they were alphabetized. 2 CONT "Robert [b 1722] was probably married by 1746 since a person usually did not farm land u 2 CONC ntil marriage. We find only one Byrd, John Byrd in Granville Co., NC and he could be Robert' 2 CONC s brother-in-law, although they did not live close to each other. Putting this together wit 2 CONC h William Byrd getting land in Bertie Co., NC within the Granville District, we have formed t 2 CONC he hypothesis that Robert married in NC a daughter of Will & Jean (Bell?) Byrd, [Jean was 2 CONC ] a sister of Sutton Byrd of NC & SC. According to the book by Earl Byrd of Mississippi, thi 2 CONC s Byrd family can be traced back through Chowan Co., NC through Surry Co, VA, and back to Eng 2 CONC land." 2 CONT "We have included this branch on our Web Page, a printout of which is attached. Current 2 CONC ly, we are looking at counties that Wm Byrd lived in in NC & SC, trying to find evidence fo 2 CONC r a Glidewell. This has already explained the source of the Early Byrd land holdings in Laur 2 CONC ens Co., SC where Robert Glidewell (b 1722] moved about 1780. 2 CONT ***** 2 CONT Sincerely, George Jansen, Jr., & Virginia Carpenter Jansen, cc to Diane Fitszgibbons 91 2 CONC 6 NE Bristol Drive, Lee's Summit, MO 64086. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 4 Sep 1998 3 TIME 21:28:27 0 @I437@ INDI 1 NAME Eliza Elizabeth Susan /Nash/ 2 SURN Nash 2 GIVN Eliza Elizabeth Susan 1 SEX F 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1765 2 PLAC Chesterfield Co., VA 1 _UID 687BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5D91 1 FAMS @F299@ 1 NOTE Several researchers have suggested the surname of Nash for Elizabeth. I have no documented p 2 CONC roof that this is correct. There is a Thomas Nash who left a will in Henrico Co., VA around 1 2 CONC 733. (Source: Dawn Westfall) Thomas J. Nash, b 1773 c/o William Nash m Sarah Elizabeth Tall 2 CONC ey, d/o Daniel Talley and Mary Mickey Elizabeth Powell, in 1798 Halifax Co., VA. Abraham Nas 2 CONC h m Poly and had Nancy Nash who m Wiley B. Nash ca 1820. Wiley and Nancy had 9 children. Wi 2 CONC ley was b VA, but died in David Co., NC & was m in Mecklenburg Co., VA (Source: Mary Seamster 2 CONC ) 2 CONT 2 CONT 3 Aug 1729, Bristol Parish, VA Vestry Book: Upon the petition of Eliza Glidewell that She i 2 CONC s a poor Widow and Not able to Take Care of her Children Desires that her son Robt Glidewel 2 CONC l Be Bound to Tho Clemmon as the law Directs tis Granted. 2 CONT 2 CONT From the Library of VA, Index to Wills and Administrations Card Catalog: There is an Elizabe 2 CONC th Glidewell d. 1765 Chesterfield Order Book 3, "she died so poor no one would administer he 2 CONC r estate so Sherriff to be admins. 6 Sep 1765". Chesterfield borders Dinwiddie Co., where Te 2 CONC rrence Lamb Glidewell was last recorded. 2 CONT 2 CONT One speculation is that Elizabeth was shunned by the family for having Terrence and went to l 2 CONC ive by him. Perhaps she died penniless while sons Nash and Robert were thriving in Halifax 2 CONC . (Diane Fitzgibbons) 2 CONT 2 CONT I believe that this is a good possibility. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 6 Jun 2003 3 TIME 22:51:24 0 @I472@ INDI 1 NAME Thomas /Sorrel/ 2 SURN Sorrel 2 GIVN Thomas 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1793 2 PLAC NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 10 Apr 1870 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., Casteel Property, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC SORRELLS Cemetery, Lincoln County, TN 1 _UID AE7BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA3F1 1 FAMS @F93@ 1 FAMC @F332@ 1 NOTE This spelling for SORREL is based on the signatures of the children who could write their ow 2 CONC n names on the estate settlement of Thomas in 1870. Millia, from this generation spelled it 2 CONC : SORREL. 2 CONT 2 CONT In the next generation the additional L was added to avoid confusion with other SORRELS in th 2 CONC e same community. It had to do with confusion over mail or a business account. 2 CONT 2 CONT I believe that Thomas and siblings are listed in their father's household as children in th 2 CONC e 1810 Surry Co., NC Census and then father is in the 1820 Bedford Co., TN Census. Thomas' b 2 CONC irthdate of 1793 is from the 1850 Census of Lincoln Co., TN. He is listed here as 17 years o 2 CONC lder than his wife. Some 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census list him as 37 or 57 depending on the tr 2 CONC anscriber. This is the only reference we have to his birthyear. 2 CONT 2 CONT Because his first child, Elizabeth is not born until 1827, I'm not convinced of a 1793 birthd 2 CONC ate for my Thomas. 2 CONT 2 CONT 14 Oct 1831, Maury Co., TN a James Russell and Thomas Sowell are listed as purchasers on th 2 CONC e estate of Stephen Edwards. Pg 400. (As I find Thomas SOWELL in Maury Co., TN it is hand-wri 2 CONC tten consistently as SOWELL, and if he signs his name, it appears to be SOWELL, but hard to b 2 CONC e for sure.) 2 CONT 2 CONT There is also a Thomas SORRELLS in Henry Co., TN in 1830. Documents researched there also sh 2 CONC ow that this Thomas signed his own name. Because my Thomas SORREL only signed with his mark 2 CONC , I am very doubtful this is my Thomas SORREL.)-Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT Perhaps Thomas and wife, Elizabeth RUSSELL went to Obion Co., TN to care for her father the 2 CONC n stayed to settle his estate. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1 Jan 1836, Obion Co., TN a deed record for the use of a field on Davison Creek on CONRAD lan 2 CONC d for the use of: in exchange for his fencing the area. Thomas signed with his mark. 2 CONT 2 CONT Obion Co., TN Tax Lists for 28 Feb 1838, 1839, and 1840, and 1841 in District 7. 2 CONT 2 CONT 5 Jan 1839, he and Elizabeth Sorrels are listed on the Church membership records with the not 2 CONC e (Dis) in the legend. 28 Jul 1832 lists the founding of the Republican Grove Baptist Churc 2 CONC h (originally called the Baptist Church of Christ at the Republican meeting house in Obion Co 2 CONC , TN.) They are not included as charter members. (Minutes of the Republican Grove Baptist C 2 CONC hurch, Obion Co., TN 1838-1860, Pub. No. 279, Microfilm no. 198 at the Nashville, TN State Ar 2 CONC chive Library). 2 CONT 2 CONT Jul 1839 He is listed as an administrator on the estate of James Russell in Obion Co., TN. El 2 CONC izabeth's brother, T. P. C. Russell is co-administrator. On the estate sale, he again sign 2 CONC s with his mark! 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 TN Census in Obion Co., Page 137 0200101-1110100 2 CONT 2 males 5-9 James Edward & Thomas Jr. 2 CONT 1 male 20-29 Unknown 2 CONT 1 male 40-49 Thomas Sr. 2 CONT 1 female under 5 Adaline Alcy "Pony" 2 CONT 1 female 5-9 Malinda 2 CONT 1 female 10-14 Elizabeth Ann 2 CONT 1 female 20-29 Elizabeth Russell 2 CONT Total of 8 persons 3 in agriculture. 2 CONT 2 CONT Paid Poll Tax in District 7, Obion Co., TN in 1841, but listed no acreage. 1 White Poll, Tax 2 CONC : 12 1/2, Amt State Tax, 12 1/2, Amt County Tax 37 1/2, Total State & County Tax 50. 2 CONT 2 CONT Land in Obion Co., TN (1824-1884) #1.007.325 2 CONT 2 CONT 20 Feb, 1841, Item 5: Granted a letter of dismissal to Brother Thomas & Elizabeth SORRELS , r 2 CONC equested from the Baptist Church of Christ at Republican Meeting House in Obion Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT Locator Survey registered by Thomas in Lincoln Co., TN in 1850 for 100 acres. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census, taken 15 Sep., District 10: 2 CONT Page 245 Dwelling 308: 2 CONT Thos, 37 or 57, Farmer $400 Real Estate, b NC 2 CONT Elisabeth, 40 TN 2 CONT James, 16 TN 2 CONT Thomas 14 TN 2 CONT Adaline 10 TN 2 CONT Sarah 10 TN 2 CONT William 6 TN 2 CONT John 2 TN 2 CONT Henry NICHOLS 23 TN 2 CONT Malinda 19 TN 2 CONT 2 CONT Dwelling 309: 2 CONT Nathaniel GIBSON 26 Farmer $500 Real Estate b AL 2 CONT Elizabeth 21 TN 2 CONT Josiah 1 M TN 2 CONT 2 CONT Not found on the 1860 Census anywhere in TN although they were still living in Lincoln County 2 CONC , TN. I searched the neighborhood where they were living in 1850-but not listed in the 1860 C 2 CONC ensus. 2 CONT 2 CONT Land deed written 7 Dec 1861, Recorded 7 Sep 1868, District 10 45 acres purchased from C.L. R 2 CONC andolph 2 CONT 2 CONT Voter's registration for Lincoln Co. Aug 1865. 2 CONT 2 CONT USA pledge of Allegiance signed on Aug. 1863. 2 CONT 2 CONT Safeguard granted to Thomas on Aug 5, 1863. 2 CONT 2 CONT Receipt for the payment in full on his account for coffin 1 Apr 1868 by Gabriel Young for $12 2 CONC . (presumably Elizabeth RUSSELL SORRELS's death) 2 CONT 2 CONT April 10, 1870, Burial List for J.E. Sorrells, father. 2 CONT 2 CONT Heirs filing on behalf of minor child to distribute his estate on April 25, 1870. 2 CONT 2 CONT 5 Oct 1870 Children sell 154 3/4 acres (1/4 acre reserved for the family graveyard) to Henr 2 CONC y NICHOLS. Registered 9 Dec 1870, Lincoln Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT Receipts for his burial and coffin are from the trunk of J. E. SORRELS. 2 CONT 2 CONT His gravesite had no markers, just rock piles. He and 2nd wife, Elizabeth "Becky" RUSSELL an 2 CONC d a child (probably Thomas, Jr.) are listed to be buried 3 1/2 miles NE of Petersburg, TN nea 2 CONC r Bedford, Marshall, and Lincoln Co. lines on the Elige Williams Place or Casteel property 2 CONC . Called the Sorrells' Cemetery. Our family placed an engraved headstone for Thomas and Eli 2 CONC zabeth in July 1998. The graves are on a hillside across a deep gully of the Hannah's Gap Ro 2 CONC ad in Petersburg, TN (Po-Grab). The area is covered with cemetery vine. It is behind a hous 2 CONC e there and to the right. There are 3 graves there and they are marked with rocks. 2 CONT 2 CONT A letter written by J. E. (James Edward) SORRELL to Mrs. Pettigrew in AR states that his fath 2 CONC er, Thomas had a brother named Edward. 2 CONT 2 CONT I have a photograph of Thomas. 1 SOUR @S12@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 13 Jul 2002 3 TIME 00:18:59 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\thomassorrellx.jpg 2 TITL Thomas SORRELS 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I489@ INDI 1 NAME Hiram White /King/ I 2 SURN King 2 GIVN Hiram White 2 NSFX I 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1822 2 PLAC TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE Sep 1906 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID D07BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EC511 1 FAMS @F153@ 1 FAMC @F246@ 1 NOTE He and family are on the 1850 Lincoln Co., TN. He and Susan are listed both at age 39 (whic 2 CONC h should be 29). The ages are not correct according to the 1860 Census which lists them as b 2 CONC eing 38 and 38. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1860 Census lists: (La-136-488) 2 CONT Hiram KING 38 2 CONT Susan C. 38 2 CONT John C. 16 2 CONT Joshua B. 14 2 CONT Joseph H. 12 2 CONT Ephraim 11 2 CONT Mary E. 4 2 CONT Henry R. 2 2 CONT 2 CONT 1870 Census of Marshall Co., TN, his age is listed as 47 and Susan's age 38. He is listed a 2 CONC s a farmer. 2 CONT Gen.com Image-96/p50b/99/100/Lewisburg P.O. King, Hiram (Hiram White King) 47 m w Farming $1, 2 CONC 260/$1,000 Tennessee King, Susan (Susan McAdams) 38 f w Keeping House Tennessee (m 9 Mar 184 2 CONC 2 Lincoln Co Tn) (d/o John McAdams & Elizabeth Henrietta Davidson ) King 2 CONC , E. A. 21 m w Farming Tennessee King, M. E. 14 f w At School Tennessee King, Hen 12 m w At S 2 CONC chool Tennessee King, L. H. 9 f w Tennessee King, W. S. 6 m w Tennessee 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT He may possibly have married a 2nd time to a Susan Bowden. The difference in the Susan's age 2 CONC s of the 1850/1860 and 1870 Census records would account for 2 different marriages, but ther 2 CONC e are continual errors. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 24 Apr 2002 3 TIME 21:31:10 0 @I492@ INDI 1 NAME Susan Catherine /McAdams/ 2 SURN McAdams 2 GIVN Susan Catherine 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1822 2 PLAC TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1891 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID D67BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ECB71 1 FAMS @F153@ 1 FAMC @F335@ 1 NOTE There is conflicting census information as to the birth year of Susan. 1850 Census suggest 2 CONC s 1811, but 1870 Census says 1832. I believe 1822 is correct-somewhere in between. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 23 Apr 2002 3 TIME 21:00:32 0 @I493@ INDI 1 NAME Orin Parker /Hill/ 2 SURN Hill 2 GIVN Orin Parker 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1812 2 PLAC Hartford, New Haven Co., CT 1 _UID D87BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ECD91 1 FAMS @F229@ 1 NOTE !MARRIAGE: Copy of their marriage license from Marshall Co., TN is in the possession of Sher 2 CONC ry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT He is on the 1850 Census Lincoln Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT ORRIN PARKER HILL 2 CONT O.P. HILL 2 CONT Company A, 8th Tennessee Inf 2 CONT Confederate 2 CONT Private 2 CONT #49863851 2 CONT 2 CONT Joined May 16, 1861, Camp Harris Tennessee, Discharged December 24, 1861 2 CONT At Camp Coosawhatchie, South Carolina. 2 CONT 2 CONT Brigade Headquarters 2 CONT Camp Coosawhatchie, S.C. 2 CONT December 23, 1861 2 CONT 2 CONT I certify that O.P. Hill, Private in Company A, 8th Inf Reg, was born in New Haven County, St 2 CONC ate of Connecticut, age about forty nine years, five feet five in height, fair complexion, bl 2 CONC ue eyes, light hair and by profession when enlisted, farmer and enlisted by us at New Hope, M 2 CONC arshall County, Tennessee on the 13th May 1861 to serve for twelve months and is now entitle 2 CONC d to a discharge for reason set forth in the certificate of Surgeon W. Gray below. Said Hil 2 CONC l has been unfit for duty for two months. 2 CONT 2 CONT J.L. Bryant, Capt 2 CONT --Co (A) 8th Reg Tenn Vol 2 CONT 2 CONT I certify that I have carefully examined Orrin P. Hill of Company (A) 8th Reg, Tenn Real an 2 CONC d I find him incapable of performing the duties of a soldier, because of inguinal hernia. Th 2 CONC e rupture occurred about two months ago while upon a force march in the mountains of N. Weste 2 CONC rn Va. in my opinion he should be discharged from the service. December 23, 1861 2 CONT 2 CONT J.W. Gray 2 CONT Surgeon, 3rd Brigade 1 CHAN 2 DATE 5 Jan 2001 3 TIME 23:41:12 0 @I494@ INDI 1 NAME Mary "Polly" Farrar /Brents/ 2 SURN Brents 2 GIVN Mary "Polly" Farrar 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1820 1 _UID DA7BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ECFB1 1 FAMS @F229@ 1 FAMC @F336@ 1 NOTE Have seen her name listed as Mary Farrar BRENTS on the death certificate of her daughter. 2 CONT 2 CONT Also the 1850 Census lists her as being born in VA. I don't think that is accurate. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Apr 2001 3 TIME 23:08:26 0 @I503@ INDI 1 NAME Thomas /Brents/ Sr. 2 SURN Brents 2 GIVN Thomas 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 3 Sep 1773 2 PLAC NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 12 Jul 1841 2 PLAC Marshall Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Brents Cemetery, Talley Station, Marshall Co., TN 1 _UID EC7BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EE1D1 1 FAMS @F336@ 1 FAMC @F341@ 1 NOTE His son, Thomas W. lists his father's birthplace as KY in the 1880 Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT Goodspeed Biographies for Marshall Co., TN lists an article that verifies this husband and wi 2 CONC fe from the "Blue-Grass State". The URL is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnmarshl/goodspeed/gds 2 CONC pdbiosB.html (1999) 2 CONT 2 CONT He was in Maury Co., TN in Jun 1809 as a Road Commissioner. 2 CONT 2 CONT "He resided in KY until 1800, then went to Marshall Co., TN. He was a man of remarkable inte 2 CONC llectual powers, superior to many of his associates in that particular. He and wife were no 2 CONC t professed Christians, but they inclined to the Methodist Episcopal faith. He was an old-li 2 CONC ne Democrat and died at the age of sixty-two." (Goodspeed) 2 CONT 2 CONT He is listed in the War of 1812 and was with Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans. (Goodspee 2 CONC d History of Central, AR. pg 245) 2 CONT 2 CONT Information in TN Vol IV Marshall Co., TN Bible Records, Cemetery Records, Will, Land Grants 2 CONC , and Court Records from Genealogical Records, TN Society NSDAR 1978-1979 lists the childre 2 CONC n of Thomas BRENTS. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is room in this family line for another family group considering the dates of births o 2 CONC f children do not begin until 1810-1815. 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas was appointed Road Overseer in Lincoln Co., TN in 1815. 2 CONT 2 CONT Lincoln Co., TN 1820 Census lists: 459 11 Bents, Thomas 120001/21010 2 CONT 2 CONT Marshall Co., TN was formed out of Lincoln Co., TN in 1836. 2 CONT 2 CONT A Thomas Brents head of household appears in 1840 Marshall County census, 000110001-01000001 2 CONC . I suppose the 60-70 year old male could be someone else, but.... Also I do not have a cop 2 CONC y, but there was a Thomas Brents will recorded, 1842, as-a-72 (MS). 2 CONT 2 CONT Directions to the Cemetery: 3/4 mile NE of Talley Station, TN and 1/2 mile E of Hwy. 431. Cem 2 CONC etery is in very poor condition. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Oct 1999 3 TIME 08:10:17 0 @I504@ INDI 1 NAME Jane "Jenny" Margurett /McWhorter/ 2 SURN McWhorter 2 GIVN Jane "Jenny" Margurett 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 6 Jan 1786 2 PLAC KY 1 DEAT 2 DATE Dec 1842 2 PLAC Marshall Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Brents Cemetery, Talley Station, Marshall Co., TN 1 _UID EE7BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EE3F1 1 FAMS @F336@ 1 NOTE She lived to be fifty-six years old. Some have listed her name as Margurett McQuirter. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Nov 2003 3 TIME 23:36:32 0 @I505@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /White/ 2 SURN White 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1795 2 PLAC NC 1 DEAT 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID F07BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EE511 1 FAMS @F246@ 1 NOTE I have one note that states that she was from SC. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Aug 1997 3 TIME 13:32:53 0 @I506@ INDI 1 NAME Joshua Benton /King/ II 2 SURN King 2 GIVN Joshua Benton 2 NSFX II 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 13 Mar 1846 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1923 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Old Orchard Cemetery, Petersburg, TN 1 _UID F27BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EE731 1 FAMS @F16@ 1 FAMC @F153@ 1 NOTE Copy of a photograph of Susan Ella, Emma and Hiram in possession of Sherry S. Finchum. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 24 Apr 2002 3 TIME 21:31:05 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\joshuabentonandelizabethhillking.jpg 2 TITL Joshua Benton II and Elizabeth Hill King 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I507@ INDI 1 NAME John W. /McAdams/ 2 SURN McAdams 2 GIVN John W. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 22 Sep 1788 2 PLAC Orange Co., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 18 Apr 1870 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC McAdams Cemetery near Hannah's Gap, Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID F47BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EE951 1 FAMS @F335@ 1 FAMC @F342@ 1 NOTE He served in the War of 1812. (McAdams Families Newsletter) 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a John McCaddams listed on the 1829 Lincoln Co., TN Tax List with 210 and 33 1/3 o 2 CONC n East Fork Cane Creek. 2 CONT 2 CONT He owned land in Bedford, Lincoln, and Marshall Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT The cemetery is located 0.2 miles south of Hannah's Gap Baptist Church on Bledsoe Road in th 2 CONC e Po Grab Community of Lincoln County, TN. It is on private property back off the main road. 2 CONT 2 CONT The first 2 children listed are from Internet site by Mike Basham. http://www.chrysalis.org/ 2 CONC malcolm These children are also listed in information from Louis A. Shone III, MD. Louis al 2 CONC so lists another child: Mary D. who married a KING. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Apr 1999 3 TIME 03:55:55 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\johnmcadams.jpg 2 TITL John McADAMS War Records 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I508@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth Henrietta /Davidson/ 2 SURN Davidson 2 GIVN Elizabeth Henrietta 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 13 Jun 1789 2 PLAC , NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 17 Aug 1855 2 PLAC Lincoln Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC McAdams Cemetery, near Hannah's Gap, Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID F67BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EEB71 1 FAMS @F335@ 1 FAMC @F343@ 1 NOTE Her name is listed on the Census as Henrietta, and also on her tombstone. She evidently use 2 CONC d her middle name. Elizabeth Henrietta is from the records submitted by Mrs. Thomas A. McADA 2 CONC MS. They appear to be from Bible records. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is an error on the 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census record which records the wife's name a 2 CONC s Margaret age 61 born in NC. The recorder has transcribed the wives of father and son wit 2 CONC h John McADAMS, Jr. age 23, who is living next door with his wife Henrietta age 18 born in TN 2 CONC . 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Apr 1999 3 TIME 03:56:21 0 @I690@ INDI 1 NAME Edward "Ned" /Sorrel/ , Jr. 2 SURN Sorrel 2 GIVN Edward "Ned" 2 NSFX , Jr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1762 1 _UID 627DDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E594F 1 FAMS @F332@ 1 FAMC @F6692@ 1 NOTE This family is not proved as the same Edward SORRELL from Surry Co., NC, but highly suspected 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT Edward, Sr's. (b 1730 in VA) son, Thomas stated that "his brother Edward (Jr.) removed to th 2 CONC e Shallow Ford of the Yadkin in Rowan poor." 2 CONT 2 CONT Located about 15 miles west of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the Shallow Ford is, as its nam 2 CONC e implies, a shallow section of the Yadkin River which afforded a safe place for travelers t 2 CONC o cross. In 1780 it was in Surry County, NC. Today, its east entrance is in Forsyth county, i 2 CONC ts west entrance in Yadkin County. 2 CONT 2 CONT Surry Co., NC was formed from Rowan County in 1771. The 1817 tax list covers Surry Co., an 2 CONC d also part of present day Yadkin Co., which was formed from Surry in 1850. 2 CONT 2 CONT In Claims of British Merchants after the Revolutionary War, dated 14 Sept 1800 and arranged b 2 CONC y Counties, abstracted by Ransom McBride, and appearing in the NC Genealogical Society Journa 2 CONC l, Volume XI, No 4, pg 251, Edward SORRELL, Sr. is mentioned as owing 38 pounds sterling. Th 2 CONC e report of William Duffy, Agent, states that "he called on Thomas SORRELL, eldest son of Edw 2 CONC ard SORRELL, deceased, and learned from him that his father died about the year 1790; that h 2 CONC e made no will; and that no administration was had upon the Estate, the children agreeing t 2 CONC o divide the property among themselves amicably and thinking their father very little in debt 2 CONC ; that no receipts were found among the few papers of his father, nor remembers that he eve 2 CONC r heard his father mention this debt; His father at all times was able to pay it, but no appl 2 CONC ication was made by suit or otherwise; Mrs. SORRELL, wife of Thomas, says she remembers to ha 2 CONC ve heard the old man say the HAMILTONs were indebted to him for a hogshead of tobacco. 2 CONT 2 CONT The children of Edward SORRELL, deceased, are Thomas and William, now living on Crab Tree i 2 CONC n Wake and in very good circumstances. Edward (Jr.) removed to the Shallow Ford of the Yadki 2 CONC n in Rowan poor. Betsey intermarried with Francis Barby, since removed to King and Queen Cou 2 CONC nty, VA, and Susannah intermarried with Captain Dempsey Blake of Wake, a rich man." 2 CONT 2 CONT There are Edward, Thomas, and William SORRELL in Wake Co., NC in 1778 Court and Deed records 2 CONC . There are numerous SORRELL in Wake Co., NC. 2 CONT 2 CONT Rebecca Blackwell's research suggests that his nickname may have been "Ned". 2 CONT 2 CONT 1790 Wake Co., NC Census, Hillsborough District, 2 CONT (Edmond SORRELL) 1 male 16 and up, 1 female, 6 slaves. (This may still be his father's househ 2 CONC old.) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1790 Cumberland Co., NC (Just S of Wake) 2 CONT John 12-60 2 CONT Lewis 12-70 2 CONT Edward 10-50-0 slaves 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1790 Wake Co., NC: Thomas deeded to William, witnessed by Edward. He also deeded land t 2 CONC o Edward, 1791, witnessed by William. This Edward was probably the son of Edward, Sr., and t 2 CONC he brother of Thomas and William. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1795 Wake Co., NC: Edward SORRELL & George Waldrope, securities on Adm. of will to Edmund Hol 2 CONC limon. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1793-1796 Wake Co., NC County Courty Minutes: Edward SORREL Jury duty 2 CONT 2 CONT 1796 He is listed as "Ned" (per Rebecca Blackwell) on the Estate sale of Thomas Holloman reco 2 CONC rded: 13 Jul 1797, Wake Co., NC Wills and Estate Inventories, pg 234. Also listed: Zacharia 2 CONC h Smith, Edmond Hollamond, Andrew Lewellen, John Mar, William Sorrel, Elijah Sorrell, Asa Bla 2 CONC ke, George Waldrope, Saml Holloman, Ben Holloman, James Waldrope, Nimrood Marr, and John Motl 2 CONC ey. 7 Jun 1796. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1799, Page 125 Wake Co., NC Deed Book Q: George Waldrope & James Waldrope of Wake Co., plante 2 CONC rs, to William Sorrel of same, April 19, 1799, for 80 dollars a tract of 100 acres lying on b 2 CONC oth sides of Brier Creek adjoining Edward Sorrel. Wit: John Medearis, Needham Sorrel. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1800 Wake Co., NC Census, page 762: 00001,30011, 4 slaves (I believe that this could still b 2 CONC e his father because this Edward would not have been over 45 in 1800.) 2 CONT Listed as male over 45 2 CONT wife over 45 2 CONT 1 female 26-45 2 CONT 3 females under 10. 2 CONT 2 CONT Nov 1801 Edward deeded land to John LINN. William also deeded 2 parcels of land to John LYN 2 CONC N in Feb 1805. 2 CONT 2 CONT In his father's notes: Sometime after his father's death, he removes to Rowan Co., NC, poor 2 CONC . Rowan is just south of Surry Co., NC. 2 CONT 2 CONT The 1800 Wake Co., NC and 1810 Surry Co., NC Census do not seem to be the same family! 2 CONT 2 CONT Edward SORRELL listed in the 1810 Surry Co., NC Census: Edward Sorrels #702 20010, 21001 2 CONT 2 CONT 1 male born 1765-1785 (age 25-45) Dad 2 CONT 2 males born 1800-1810 (ages 0-10) Thomas, Edward 2 CONT 1 female born before 1765 (age 45-up) Mom 2 CONT 1 female born 1794-1800 (age 10-16) Could be Rhoda who marries in 1816. 2 CONT 2 females born 1800-1810 (ages 0-10) Anna, Millia 2 CONT 2 CONT Surry Co., NC Tax List 1813: Edward Sorrel: 200 acres land no white polls recorded. 2 CONT Surry Co., NC Tax List 1815: Edmund Sorrel: 200 acres land beside Joseph Jinkins on Fishing C 2 CONC reek valued at $150. No polls recorded. 2 CONT Surry Co., NC Tax List 1816: Edmond Sorrell 200 acres beside John Hains on Deep Creek value 2 CONC d at $140. No polls recorded. 2 other neighbors list him as Edward SORRELL for their neighb 2 CONC or all on Deep Creek. 2 CONT Not listed on the 1817 Surry Co., NC Tax List 2 CONT 2 CONT There is an Edward listed in Bertie Co., 1820-but none in 1830, 1840 or 1850. I don't think t 2 CONC hat this is our Edward! 2 CONT 2 CONT Because Bedford Co., TN early records were burned, there is no absolute way to tie this famil 2 CONC y together with Thomas SORREL. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is an Edward SORRELL listed in Bedford Co., TN in the 1820 Census:, page 66, 020001-011 2 CONC 01. 2 CONT 2 males11-16 2 CONT 1 male 45-up 2 CONT 1 female 11-16 2 CONT 1 female 17-26 2 CONT 1 female 45-up 2 CONT 2 persons engaged in commerce. 2 CONT 2 CONT If my Thomas b 1793 in NC (according to the 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census) then he should be 2 2 CONC 7 years old in 1820, old enough to be married, and not still living with his father! I am st 2 CONC ill not convinced of the 1793 birthdate because his first child, Elizabeth is not born unti 2 CONC l 1827. If Thomas did not marry until 1825-26, then he may have been born later than 1793 2 CONC . Thomas' age is based on only 1 census record in 1850. 2 CONT 2 CONT This Census area is 1/4 mile N of the intersection of Center Church Rd. to 231 still in Bedfo 2 CONC rd Co., TN. About 3-4 miles S of Shelbyville on the (Jordan C. Holt and William Dickson an 2 CONC d Mary Freeman who were all on E side of the road-as they were listed beside Edward's househo 2 CONC ld). Tim and Helen Marsh have looked for church records from the old Center Church congregat 2 CONC ion, but none have been located. 2 CONT 2 CONT The ages are not exactly correct, but the family group is the same as the group above minus R 2 CONC hoda. Next door to this Edward is a William DAVIS 2001-1. The children would be correct fo 2 CONC r he and Rhoda, but Rhoda is not listed here, so don't know.(Rhoda married in Surry Co., NC i 2 CONC n 1816). 2 CONT 2 CONT Edward is the first household enumerated on page 66, the next listing is William DAVIS, thre 2 CONC e more households, followed by Needham SORRELLS. 2 CONT 2 CONT It is very interesting to me that Millia could write a beautiful letter, but her brother, Tho 2 CONC mas, couldn't even sign his name! 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Jul 2002 3 TIME 01:37:57 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\shallowford,surryco,nc.jpg 2 TITL Map of the Shallow Ford, Surry Co., NC 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I694@ INDI 1 NAME John /Gilbert/ , Reverand 2 SURN Gilbert 2 GIVN John 2 NSFX , Reverand 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1774 2 PLAC Tyron, NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1841 2 PLAC Lincoln County, TN 1 _UID 6A7DDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E61CF 1 FAMS @F272@ 1 FAMC @F5759@ 1 NOTE SC records suggest that this man was the John Gilbert, son of William Gilbert I, but he was d 2 CONC eceased by 1810 (from public sale records in Williamson Co., TN) and cannot be our John. 2 CONT 2 CONT The suspected father: William Gilbert of SC is not the father of our John. He was probabl 2 CONC y the grandson of this William, but can't make the connection. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 Census John was in Lincoln Co., TN preaching at Mt. Olive Primative Baptist Church 062 2 CONC . A. B. Gilbert, 1840 Census was 025. 2 CONT 2 CONT Some researchers list his wife as Caroline Barker. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 25 Aug 2002 3 TIME 13:49:58 0 @I779@ INDI 1 NAME Catherine "Katy" // 2 GIVN Catherine "Katy" 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1780 2 PLAC , VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 1850 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 147EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0C7E 1 FAMS @F239@ 1 NOTE She is listed on the 1820 Lincoln Co., TN Census as a widow with 8 sons and 2 daughters. 2 CONT 2 CONT She is listed as a charter member in 1826 of the Mt. Olivet Primitive Baptist Church. 2 CONT 2 CONT She is living beside her son Samuel in 1830 & 1850 Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT She is listed in his household in 1840. 2 CONT 2 CONT Could her maiden name possibly be BUCHANAN? 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Jun 2002 3 TIME 17:02:20 0 @I787@ INDI 1 NAME Samuel /Freeman/ 2 SURN Freeman 2 GIVN Samuel 2 NPFX Captain 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1725 2 PLAC Chowan Co., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE May 1796 2 PLAC Surry Co, NC 1 BURI 2 PLAC Siloam, Yadkin River Val, NC 1 _UID 247EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1C7E 1 FAMS @F218@ 1 FAMC @F493@ 1 NOTE He was a resident of Bertie Co., NC in 1747. Purchased from John RICHARDS of Northampton Co 2 CONC . 200 acres on Peter Hill's branch of Shocco Cr. Friend of Jethro Rountree. Lived in Granvi 2 CONC lle Co., NC abt 1752. Private in the Granville Co. Militia in 1754. Purchased from Daniel B 2 CONC utts 237 acres adjacent to his other land. Involvent in 1763. From 1764-1770 he purchased a 2 CONC nd sold with wife Elizabeth 850 acres. 2 CONT 2 CONT Moved to Rowan (later Surry) in 1767. Owned 2,000 acres along the Yadkin River near Siloam 2 CONC . Active in county government. In 1770 appointed commissioner for building public buildings 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed from Morgan Bryant to Samuel Freman for 250 pounds VA money for 417 acres at the mouth o 2 CONC f Morgan's Creek in 1771, when Surry Co. was established from Rowan Co., NC. Purchases fro 2 CONC m Valentine Vanhouser 459 acres on north side of Yadkin River 2 miles above Tararat River a 2 CONC t mouth of Hogans Creek. 2 CONT 2 CONT Appointed to Committee of Safety for the County in 1775. 2 CONT 2 CONT At age 62 enlisted in Dixon's Co., 1st NC Batt., commanded by Thomas CLARK. Fought in the Ba 2 CONC ttle of King's Mountain. Appointed to General Assembly, served in House of Commons at Halifa 2 CONC x 1780-81. (Surry County, NC Heritage Book Volume 1, pg. 188-189) Was Captain in 1774 in Surr 2 CONC y Co., NC Militia. In DAR Patriot Index. 2 CONT 2 CONT Sold 100 acres to his nephew, Wm Freeman in 1778. He owned 367 acres and 4 slaves at the tim 2 CONC e of his death. 2 CONT 2 CONT Supported by the Moravians at Bethabara who made a statement on his behalf on 8 Jan 1781. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was a Captain in the Revolutionary War. A stone marker with a bronze plaque erected by th 2 CONC e Daughters of the American Revolution marks the spot where he is buried Hardy Road, near Sil 2 CONC oam on a knoll over looking the Yadkin River Valley. He died at the age of 71. I have a ver 2 CONC y rough copy of his will. 2 CONT 2 CONT Granville Co., Tax lists him as a resident in 1752. 2 CONT 2 CONT !DEATH: Will, Surry Co., NC. (Volume 3, pg 19a, Surry Co., NC Will abstracts 1781-1827) Hi 2 CONC s will named his wife, Elizabeth, and 5 children, and Nancy Huett who received 15 pounds. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1759 ROWAN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA TAX LIST 2 CONT 2 CONT "This tax list was found between the walls of the old courthouse by Wm. D. Kizziah, Registe 2 CONC r of Deeds. When found, it was but scraps of paper, but was fitted together and transcribe 2 CONC d by him. This list was made before Rowan Co, NC was divided into other counties and is th 2 CONC e oldest tax list ever found in Rowan (to my knowledge). It contains no figures and is not t 2 CONC yped here as copied. I have put the "a's" together, the "b's together, etc. When a slave o 2 CONC r negro is listed with another's name, I left those names as they appeared on the typed list 2 CONC . Some names in the "b's" were torn off or could not be read. They are listed at the end o 2 CONC f this page. There is a copy of this list, as transcribed by Mr. Kizziah, in the Rowan Coun 2 CONC ty Library, Salisbury, NC." 2 CONT 2 CONT These are the FREEMAN entries only:-John FREEMAN-----Samuel FREEMAN-----Jona. FREEMAN-----Sam 2 CONC l. FREEMAN-----Jona. FREEMAN (From Beau Bowen e-mail: beau@netgsi.com) (1999) 2 CONT 2 CONT Cousin: Milton Scott, P.O. Box 266, Princeton,TX 75407-0266(1999)Webpage:http://www.bigfoot.c 2 CONC om/~Milton Scott 1 CHAN 2 DATE 1 Mar 2004 3 TIME 17:45:18 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\Samuel Freeman at Siloam, NC.jpg 2 TITL 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I788@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1739 2 PLAC Mecklenburg, NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 1811 2 PLAC Siloam, NC 1 _UID 267EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1E9E 1 FAMS @F218@ 1 FAMC @F494@ 1 NOTE FHC gives a source which say she was b in Scotland in 1726. On June 26, 1726, she was christ 2 CONC ened at Bathgat, W. Lothian, Scotland. This is connected to the signers of the Mecklenburg D 2 CONC eclaration of Independence, some claiming some were her brothers. 2 CONT 2 CONT The signers were: Abraham, Hezekiah, John McKnitt, Col. Adam, Ezra, & Chas all ALEXANDERs. 2 CONT 2 CONT It is said that she was a sister to two of the men that signed the Mecklenburg Declaration o 2 CONC f Independence. 2 CONT 2 CONT Elias and Joseph were brothers, sons of Andrew ALEXANDER. Joseph Alexander married an unknow 2 CONC n and had Agnes Alexander. Elias Alexander married Sophia and had William Alexander. 2 CONT 2 CONT William ALEXANDER married Agnes ALEXANDER--they were first cousins. William and Agnes had ch 2 CONC ildren: Adam, Charles, and Elizabeth. William's will only mentions son Adam. It is though 2 CONC t that Adam had a brother Charles. Charles was known to be the brother to Elizabeth--hence t 2 CONC he connection of our Elizabeth to the other Alexanders. 2 CONT 2 CONT There are many ALEXANDERs buried at Hopewell Presbyterian Church in NW Charolotte. Some sign 2 CONC ers were from Cecil Co., MD, others from Somerset Co., MD, and others from Accomac Co., VA. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mecklenburg Co. was established in 1762. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 Jul 2000 3 TIME 05:01:13 0 @I789@ INDI 1 NAME William /Freeman/ Sr. 2 SURN Freeman 2 GIVN William 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1680 2 PLAC Lower Norfolk, VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 7 Jul 1737 2 PLAC Chowan Co., NC 1 _UID 287EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E20BE 1 FAMS @F493@ 1 FAMC @F495@ 1 NOTE "Was in Lower Norfolk, VA as a young man, along with his brother John FREEMAN and a relative 2 CONC , Elizabeth FREEMAN HARMON. It was in VA that William met and married, Mary, about 1705. I 2 CONC n July 1711 he became the administrator of his father's estate. In October 1711 he transfer 2 CONC s portions of his father's land to his brothers John Jr. and Thomas. We do not know when Wil 2 CONC liam purchased his land in Norfolk Co., VA but a record shows where he sold a parcel of lan 2 CONC d there to William PERKINS prior to 1721. William PERKINS gives reference to this property i 2 CONC n his will, where he bequeaths it to his daughter. 2 CONT 2 CONT William and his family moved to North Carolina about 1716. They moved to Chowan Precinct o 2 CONC f Albermarle Co., NC where he purchases 250 acres of land on the south side of Katherine Cree 2 CONC k Swamp on 1 Jul 1716 from Thomas Garrett, Sr., and his wife Bethiah. William and his wife Ma 2 CONC ry also sold 100 acres of land on the South side of Katherine Creek on 11 Jul 1718 to Michea 2 CONC l Ward. William became a wealthy and prominent planter of the Albermarle and Chowan County a 2 CONC reas. He owned large amounts of land and several slaves. At the time of his death he owned f 2 CONC ive plantations. In 1741 there is a total transference from Mary FREEMAN to her sons. It i 2 CONC s unclear if she re-married or passed away at that time." 2 CONT 2 CONT The family was active in the affairs of St. Paul's Parish., Chowan Co., NC 2 CONT 2 CONT (Information from a book entitled: John Freeman of Norfolk Co., VA by Merrill Hill Moser, Her 2 CONC itage Books, Inc.) 2 CONT 2 CONT !CHILDREN listed in Will NC State Original Wills, copy in possession of Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT His will was made 7 Feb 1736 and proved 13 Aug 1737. Recorded in Chowan Co., NC in 1739. Re 2 CONC ference: Chowan Co. Wills Vol I, page 211. Test: Walter DROUGHTON, John FREEMAN, Jr., Thoma 2 CONC s ROUNDTREE, Sr. 2 CONT 2 CONT Information: Margaret Driskell 2 CONT 2 CONT Other descendants are: Barbara Patterson (bjp@mail.riverview.net) and Joyce Comer (jcomer@hci 2 CONC .net) (1999) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 15 Apr 1998 3 TIME 18:33:50 0 @I790@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /Cording/ 2 SURN Cording 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1685 2 PLAC Lower Norfolk, VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1740 2 PLAC Chowan Co, NC 1 _UID 2A7EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E22DE 1 FAMS @F493@ 1 FAMC @F496@ 1 NOTE Evidence of Mary's father is found in a court action brought on 14 Oct 1714: Upon the pet: o 2 CONC f Wmffreeman and Mary his wife Daughter of Thomas Cording deced: it is ordered the Sherif Sum 2 CONC : the Executrix of the said Cording to appear at next court to answer the said pet. (Norfol 2 CONC k Co., VA Bk 9 (2): 98. 2 CONT 2 CONT A parallel action was brought by John WRIGHT and Elizabeth his wife, also a daughter of Thoma 2 CONC s CORDING. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mary Cording was the daughter of Thomas Cording, granddaughter of Richard Cording (a surgeo 2 CONC n who died about 1668) and his wife Ann Browne (who remarried ? Southerland), and great grand 2 CONC daughter of Lt. Col. Thomas Browne of Lower Norfolk co., VA. (Thomas Browne died in 1666 an 2 CONC d his will names sons: Thomas, John, Henry, Christopher, and William, and daughters: Ann Cord 2 CONC ing, Elizabeth Browne, and Mary Browne.) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 15 Apr 1998 3 TIME 18:34:11 0 @I791@ INDI 1 NAME John /Freeman/ 2 SURN Freeman 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1650 2 PLAC , England 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1711 2 PLAC Norfolk Co, VA 1 _UID 2C7EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E24FE 1 FAMS @F495@ 1 FAMC @F497@ 1 NOTE Map in Norfolk Co., shows that John owned 200 acres on the Dismal Swamp with Andrew TAYLOR a 2 CONC s his next-door neighbor. 2 CONT 2 CONT Land records found showed a John FREEMAN receiving 50 acres for importation into the country. 2 CONT 2 CONT John and Hannah were bonded Hanah, an orphan daughter of Wm. WALLIS. Andrew TAYLOR assumed r 2 CONC esponsibility for Hanah after John and Hannah FREEMAN both died. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Freeman born about 1650, probably in England. He was in Lower Norfolk, VA (now the Cit 2 CONC y of Chesapeake) as early as Oct. 1673. Married to Hannah ? prior to 1683/4 most likely in Lo 2 CONC wer Norfolk. John and his wife Hannah both died after May 15, 1711 and before May 18, 1711 i 2 CONC n Norfolk Co., VA. He lived near the Western Branch of Elizabeth River, adjoining the Great D 2 CONC ismal Swamp, near the boundary with Nansemond Co., VA. 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT See DNA project posted at: http://dna.carnicle.com/test.htm (2003) (Our John-mint green) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Mar 2001 3 TIME 15:50:48 0 @I792@ INDI 1 NAME Hannah // 2 GIVN Hannah 1 SEX F 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1710 1 _UID 2E7EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E261E 1 FAMS @F495@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Mar 2001 3 TIME 15:50:48 0 @I793@ INDI 1 NAME John /Wagster/ Jr. or Rev. 2 SURN Wagster 2 GIVN John 2 NSFX Jr. or Rev. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1814 2 PLAC NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 1860 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 _UID 307EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E283E 1 FAMS @F210@ 1 FAMC @F498@ 1 NOTE 1840 TN Census: 2 CONT Bedford County 2 CONT 2 CONT 006 John Jr. 26 2 CONT Tobitha 2 CONT 1 male under 5 2 females under 5 2 CONT 1 male 5-10 2 CONT 2 CONT 020 John Wagster 55 2 CONT Jane 53 2 CONT 1 male 18-20 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT They are listed on the Lincoln Co., 1850 Census records. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was a Baptist minister. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1860 Dyer Co., TN Census 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Jun 1999 3 TIME 16:01:02 0 @I794@ INDI 1 NAME John W. /Wagster/ Sr. 2 SURN Wagster 2 GIVN John W. 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1783 2 PLAC Montgomery, NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE Sep 1866 2 PLAC Obion County, TN 1 _UID 327EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2A5E 1 FAMS @F498@ 1 FAMC @F499@ 1 NOTE They came to Bedford Co., TN in 1817. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 TN Census: 2 CONT Bedford County 2 CONT 2 CONT 006 John Jr. 26 2 CONT Tobitha 2 CONT 1 male under 5 2 females under 5 2 CONT 1 male 5-10 2 CONT 2 CONT 020 John Wagster 55 2 CONT Jane 53 2 CONT 1 male 18-20 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Jan 2004 3 TIME 18:51:52 0 @I804@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth // 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 _UID 467EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E3E9E 1 FAMS @F496@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 23 Nov 1997 3 TIME 18:45:36 0 @I805@ INDI 1 NAME Richard /Cording/ 2 SURN Cording 2 GIVN Richard 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1635 1 DEAT 2 DATE btw 1666-1670 1 _UID 487EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E40BE 1 FAMS @F501@ 1 NOTE He is listed a chirurgion (surgeion), appeared in the Norfolk County records in November 1655 2 CONC . 1 CHAN 2 DATE 11 Apr 1998 3 TIME 14:26:06 0 @I806@ INDI 1 NAME Thomas /Cording/ 2 SURN Cording 2 GIVN Thomas 1 SEX M 1 _UID 4A7EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E42DE 1 FAMS @F496@ 1 FAMC @F501@ 1 NOTE Will record for Thomas CORDING, of County of Lower Norfolk, Book 6, f 162, dated 4 Oct 1698 2 CONC , proved 15 Sep 1699 by Henry Skyner & Wm Southerland. 2 CONT 2 CONT ...unto Elizabeth my beloved wife the Plantation whereon I now live during her Naturall Life. 2 CONC ..unto my Son Thomas CORDIN the One halfe of my land when....twenty and one yeares ....know 2 CONC n by the name of Buckes plantation...affter his Mothers Decease and if my Son Thomas Shall Ch 2 CONC ose Buckes Land...unto myu Son William Cordin...the other helfe....the land I now live on aff 2 CONC ter his Mothers Decease...when...twenty and One...and in case they boath dye without Issue... 2 CONC the Land bee Equally Devided amongst my Daughters after my Wife Decease....wife...Sole Execut 2 CONC rix..mr. John Hodges...gordenship of my Children 2 CONT 2 CONT witnesses: Henry Skynner, Tho Hoffler, William Southerland 1 CHAN 2 DATE 23 Nov 1997 3 TIME 18:45:26 0 @I828@ INDI 1 NAME Mary Jane /Crittenden/ 2 SURN Crittenden 2 GIVN Mary Jane 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1787 2 PLAC Montgomery Co.., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE Oct 1866 2 PLAC Obion Co, TN 1 _UID 767EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6E9E 1 FAMS @F498@ 1 FAMC @F513@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Jan 2004 3 TIME 18:51:34 0 @I829@ INDI 1 NAME Sallie or Sally "Grace" /Bourland/ 2 SURN Bourland 2 GIVN Sallie or Sally "Grace" 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1775 2 PLAC SC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1842 2 PLAC Lincoln County, TN 1 _UID 787EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E70BE 1 FAMS @F272@ 1 NOTE The BOURLAND surname is suspect, and not proved! 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Jun 1999 3 TIME 16:26:21 0 @I830@ INDI 1 NAME Tabitha /Gallagher/ 2 SURN Gallagher 2 GIVN Tabitha 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1814 2 PLAC VA 1 _UID 7A7EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E72DE 1 FAMS @F210@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 23 Dec 1997 3 TIME 14:39:39 0 @I832@ INDI 1 NAME William /Wagster/ 2 SURN Wagster 2 GIVN William 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1746 2 PLAC NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 6 Feb 1832 2 PLAC Monroe Co., AL 1 _UID 7E7EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E761E 1 FAMS @F499@ 1 FAMC @F514@ 1 NOTE Information from: Wade & Marcia Scott (wambscott@home.com) (2002) 2 CONT 2 CONT Appearing on the first U. S. Census, William Wagster is in Mecklenburg County, N. C. in Distr 2 CONC ict 12. Mecklenburg County was a hot bed of radicalism in the late 1700’s. The Scotch-Iris 2 CONC h signed their Declaration of Independence from England, one year, May 20, 1775, before the U 2 CONC . S. Declaration was passed on July 4, 1776. This forced the Tories in the area to pledge t 2 CONC heir allegiance to Cromwell in England. 2 CONT 2 CONT The Revolutionary War in the Southern colonies would be fought differently than the Norther 2 CONC n Colonies. The heavy Tory influence made the British over confident and they did not sen 2 CONC d a large amount of troops. Also guerilla warfare, hit and Run, would be the order of the da 2 CONC y. The Continental efforts would be led by Frances Marion, “The Swamp Fox and “Light Horse H 2 CONC arry” Lee, the father of Robert E. Lee. Later the English would land at Charleston and swee 2 CONC p through Savannah and then head North, thinking as they took ground, they could turn it ove 2 CONC r to the local Tory militia. This did not work because the Tories could not keep control. I 2 CONC t probably was a neighbor against neighbor thing based on political beliefs and religious (Ch 2 CONC urch of England versus new protestant religions of “The Great Awakening.”) 2 CONT 2 CONT The history of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina begins in about 1740 when Thomas Spratt fir 2 CONC st settled in the area. Mecklenburg was formed from its parent county Anson in 1762. Distri 2 CONC ct 12, however was a small pocket of German and Dutch settlers, some who came from Pennsylvan 2 CONC ia. At first, because of the spelling Waginor, I thought we might be German; variations I f 2 CONC ound were Waggister, Wagaester, Wagester and Wagiaster. However, since few people could rea 2 CONC d or write and the Germans were more likely than the Scotch-Irish; it makes sense that the pe 2 CONC rson taking the information would spell it the way he envisioned it. This is one of the diff 2 CONC iculties with the Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT He came from England with Lord Cornwallis to America. He deserted and served 7 years with th 2 CONC e Americans. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a marriage record in Wake Co., NC for a William WASTER to Mary BLALOCK on 15 Jan 178 2 CONC 0. James LANE is listed as the Bondsman. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1790 NC Census: District 12 2 CONT William WAGGINOR 2 CONT 1 male over 16 2 CONT 5 males under 16 2 CONT 2 females 2 CONT No slaves or boarders. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Wagster’s Revolutionary War Pension File SC S38459 is on file in United States Nation 2 CONC al Archives. 2 CONT 2 CONT “Declaration made July 5, 1819 in Edgefield District South Carolina by William Wagster, age 7 2 CONC 3. And stated he enlisted as a private in the Revolutionary War in town of Charleston, Sout 2 CONC h Carolina in Winter of 1777, under Capt. Gervey, in the fifth regiment of South Carolina com 2 CONC manded by Col Huger, who was under Gen Howe and later General Lincoln. He continued to serv 2 CONC e at Charleston for three years, even after the British took Charleston in 1780. He got writ 2 CONC ten permission from Col Huger to pass and repass as a British Prisoner of War, which was exte 2 CONC nded to screen him from the British and the Tories. He also served at the Battle of Savanna 2 CONC h under Gen Howe and several other skirmishes.” 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1831, Dec 24, in Butler County Alabama, William restated his record to move his pension t 2 CONC o Alabama and did so again in Feb 20, 1828 in Monroe County Alabama. Later Stanmore Watson w 2 CONC ould seek a pension for Mary Blaylock Wagster a widow of William Wagster and act as her heir 2 CONC . Probably Bounty Land grants were involved here too. 2 CONT 2 CONT In November of 1778 a British force of 3,500 Redcoats, Hessians (German Mercenaries), and Ne 2 CONC w York Tories joined by British troops from San Augustine marched against Savannah. Ga. The 2 CONC y landed in December and were opposed by Continental troops under General Robert Howe. The T 2 CONC en Continental regiments formed in South Carolina and Georgia had by now seen their ranks dim 2 CONC inished by early war losses, disease and desertion. Howe was unable to defend Savannah and t 2 CONC he quick collapse encouraged the British to march on Charleston. While Washington commande 2 CONC d the central division. Congress appointed Charles Lee, Robert Howe, Benjamin Lincoln and Ho 2 CONC ratio Gates as commanders in the South. Later Nathaniel Green would take over the command o 2 CONC f the South, while all these commanders were subordinates to Washington, they would operate a 2 CONC s independent commanders because of the distance and poor communications. 2 CONT 2 CONT In the defense of Charleston, the British under Clinton had the advantage and General Isaac H 2 CONC uger’s group held Moncks Corner. Had Gen Lincoln not delayed his order of retreat, Huger’s g 2 CONC roup could have protected the withdrawal of the majority of the patriots. The delay allowe 2 CONC d Huger’s group to be surprised and routed. Thus Lincoln would surrender May 12 along with 5 2 CONC 500 troops and several distinguished Carolinians. Troops such as William simply melted awa 2 CONC y and lived to fight another day. Francis Marion, John Rutledge and others would continue t 2 CONC o fight. Gates would leave Cornwallis in Charge and he would head North. The Tory influenc 2 CONC e would not hold and eventually Cornwallis would be trapped at Yorktown. It is worth notin 2 CONC g here, that the taking of troops from New York and the use of the British Fleet to land in C 2 CONC harleston, allowed the landing of French troops and support in Rhode Island to help Washingto 2 CONC n. It would be the guerillas that would wear down Cornwallis’s troops and the French fleet t 2 CONC hat would close off their retreat from the British Fleet. 2 CONT 2 CONT Other confirmations of Williams record or in Bobby Gilmer Ross’s Roster of South Carolina pat 2 CONC riots (R929.3757, M855R) and Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers & Patriots in Alabama, Alabam 2 CONC a DAR. Marilyn Davis Hahn’s Butler County Alabama men in the Revolutionary War 2 CONT “He enlisted at Charleston during the winter of 1777 and served under Capt Jarvis, Col Huge 2 CONC r and General Howe in the fifth Regiment. He was in the siege of Savannah and Charleston.” 2 CONT 2 CONT It is apparent that William and Mary went with Richard and Mary to Alabama and probably Lan 2 CONC d bounties were involved. We know William is listed in Monroe County Alabama, ceded by the C 2 CONC reek Indians in 1814. Butler was taken from Monroe County. In 1821 we have William and Rich 2 CONC ard of Monroe county registered at the” Old Cahaba Land office records between June 1820 to D 2 CONC ec 1835, book 304, Chapter 5. Cahaba Land Co. was located in Milledgeville, Ga. It moved t 2 CONC o Cahaba on June 1, 1818 and opened its land development Oct 20, 1818. It included Henry, Bu 2 CONC tler, Montgomery, Dallas, Wilcox, Monroe, and Baldwin. Perry and Autouga counties in Alabama 2 CONC . Richard and Williams’s land is registered in Monroe County. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 Census Records 2 CONT 2 CONT Edgefield S. C. 2 CONT William Wagster 2 CONT 1 male under 10 2 CONT 1 female 16 - 18 2 CONT 1 male and 1 female over 45 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT One descendant is Gay Nix 1526 W. Hull St., Denison, TX 75020 e-mail: warpaint@texoma.net 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2002 3 TIME 09:44:52 0 @I833@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /Blalock/ 2 SURN Blalock 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1752 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1836 2 PLAC Monroe Co., AL 1 _UID 807EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E783E 1 FAMS @F499@ 1 FAMC @F515@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 May 2001 3 TIME 20:46:30 0 @I835@ INDI 1 NAME Barnett /Paine/ Sr. 2 SURN Paine 2 GIVN Barnett 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1665 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1742 1 _UID 847EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E7C7E 1 FAMS @F159@ 1 FAMC @F6116@ 1 NOTE Patent of land in Spotsylvania Co., VA 22 Jan 1717; sold 350 ac to John Farish 2 Feb 1741. 2 CONT 2 CONT Places of Residence: Drysdale Parish, King & Queen Co; Spotsylvania Co., VA 2 CONT 2 CONT Reference in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co., VA as the parents of Ann Paine. 2 CONT 2 CONT The first definite mention of Barnett Paine was the 1704 Quit Rent Roll for King and Queen Co 2 CONC ., VA at that time he owned 130 acres. By 1718 Barnett Paine had increased his land holding 2 CONC s to 350 acres. Barnett Paine was involved in numerous land transactions in K & Q Co., and 2 CONC , when Spotsylvania Co was formed in 1720 from Essex, King William, and King & Queen Co. H 2 CONC e was involved in numerous land transactions there. He remained a resident of King and Quee 2 CONC n Co., until his death about 1742 or 1743. 2 CONT 2 CONT Before his death Barnett Paine served as the administrator of the estate of his son, Barnet 2 CONC t Paine, Jr. He lived at one time in Spotsylvania in 1724 next to Lawrence Franklin. Frankli 2 CONC n ancestors were named Bernard. 2 CONT 2 CONT Supposedly the sons migrated from Spotsylvania Co., VA to Burke Co., NC in the mid to late 17 2 CONC 00's. 2 CONT 2 CONT IGI Files have: 2 CONT BARNET PANE 2 CONT Male 2 CONT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT Event(s): 2 CONT Birth: 2 CONT Christening: 29 APR 1666 Barford, Warwick, England 2 CONT Death: 2 CONT Burial: 2 CONT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT Parents: 2 CONT Father: JOHN PANE Family 2 CONT Mother: MARY 1 CHAN 2 DATE 17 Feb 1998 3 TIME 23:40:48 0 @I836@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth or Eliza // 2 GIVN Elizabeth or Eliza 1 SEX F 1 _UID 867EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E7E9E 1 FAMS @F159@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 Jul 2000 3 TIME 15:13:05 0 @I881@ INDI 1 NAME John /Thurman/ 2 SURN Thurman 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 3 Dec 1751 2 PLAC Prince Edward, VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 6 Oct 1827 2 PLAC Sevier Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Stafford Cemetery, Sevier Co., Tn 1 _UID E07EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ED83E 1 FAMS @F162@ 1 FAMC @F552@ 1 NOTE Source: Campbell Chronicles by Early, Page 517. He was a Revolutionary War War soldier #W28 2 CONC 009. 2 CONT 2 CONT Known in the town as "Uncle Thurman". 2 CONT 2 CONT Source: Pension record W. 28009. While residing in Albermarle Co., VA, John Thurman voluntee 2 CONC red sometime between the years 1776 and 1779, served at various times amounting to three year 2 CONC s in all, as a Private in the VA troops under Captains John Miller, John Key, S/Christopher C 2 CONC lark, Epperson, Brown and Benjamin Harris and Colonel Lindsey. He was in several engagements 2 CONC , one of which was near Charlottesville, VA, and was at the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorkto 2 CONC wn, after which he was discharged in October 1781. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1787 Pittsylvania Co., VA Personal Property Tax- List A 2 CONT John THURMAN: self 2 CONT Number of white males above 16 and under 21: 1 2 CONT Blacks above 16: 0 2 CONT Blacks under 16: 0 2 CONT Horses, mares, colts and mules: 1 2 CONT Cattle: 1 2 CONT 2 CONT See Bedford Co., VA 1786 Deed and Pennsylvania Co., VA 1795 deed. 2 CONT 2 CONT Listed as having land on the Big Fork of the Pigeon River, Sevier Co., TN dated 1824. (This c 2 CONC ould be John, Jr.) from TN Land Grants: Bk 9, p 89, No 9009 Fredrick EMMET, 25 Jun 1824 6 Au 2 CONC g 1824: "40 acres on the waters of big East Fork of Pigeon River in Emmets Cove. (Sev. Co. En 2 CONC try No. 64 dated 7 Jun 1824) adj: John THURMAN" 2 CONT 2 CONT Buried in Stafford Cemetery, Sevier Co., TN. Toward Newport on US 411 to bridge over the Lit 2 CONC tle Pigeon River. From the bridge drive 1.4 miles and turn right onto a dirt road. The ceme 2 CONC tery is 0.1 miles ahead on the right. 2 CONT 2 CONT "...one of the creeks off the French Broad River in northern Sevier Co, possibly near where t 2 CONC hat survey was done for a John Thurman where one of the chainmen was a William Thurman and th 2 CONC e other was a Randal James, who just happens to be a son-in-law to John and Nancy Sandridge T 2 CONC hurman." 2 CONT 2 CONT Some list a Jabez THURMAN as a child. He fits in the birth order by his dates, but others li 2 CONC st him as a child of a Joseph THURMAN. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Aug 1999 3 TIME 18:42:31 0 @I882@ INDI 1 NAME Nancy /Sandridge/ 2 SURN Sandridge 2 GIVN Nancy 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 4 Feb 1759 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1854 2 PLAC Blount Co TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Stafford Cemetery, Sevier Co., TN 1 _UID E27EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EDA5E 1 FAMS @F162@ 1 FAMC @F2902@ 1 NOTE At her wedding to John, an Isabel BEAVERS attended to her, but no kinship was mentioned. 2 CONT 2 CONT As a widow, she applied for a pension. Pension file submitted under W. 28009. She was allow 2 CONC ed pension based on John's Revolutionary War service on her application executed 25 Nov 1843 2 CONC , while a resident of Blount Co., TN. She was still living there in 1854. In 1851 she gav 2 CONC e a post office address as Greeneville, TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1851 she lived in Greeneville, TN 2 CONT 2 CONT 1854 she was a resident of Blount Co., TN, where she died. 2 CONT 2 CONT She and John raised a large family but only the following were mentioned in her Widow's Pensi 2 CONC on application: Sarah, Lucy and Martha. 2 CONT 2 CONT She is buried in the Stafford Cemetery, Sevier Co., TN. Drive toward Newport from Seviervill 2 CONC e on US 411 to the bridge over the Little Pigeon River. From the bridge drive 1.4 miles an 2 CONC d turn right onto a dirt road. The cemetery is 0.1 miles ahead. Stafford Cemetery is on th 2 CONC e right. No dates are on the stone. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 25 Mar 1999 3 TIME 19:13:12 0 @I912@ INDI 1 NAME Andrew /Scott/ 2 SURN Scott 2 GIVN Andrew 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1760 2 PLAC York Co., PA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1819 2 PLAC Lincoln Co, TN 1 _UID 1E7FDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E172D 1 FAMS @F239@ 1 FAMC @F558@ 1 NOTE In the court documents of his father, John SCOTT, he died without a will and his children sai 2 CONC d they would forgo a piece of his estate in deference to their mother, who had to care fo 2 CONC r a retarded daughter. Andrew signed with wife Caty. (Washington Co., VA) 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a note in the Lincoln Co., TN Census book that in July 1852 Wm DYER appointed guardi 2 CONC an of children of Wilson Scott. Children named as in #4074 LCT Court. These are possibly th 2 CONC e grandchildren of this man. 2 CONT 2 CONT From notes of Mary Scott, he is listed as Andrew or Wilson SCOTT died in 1819 or 1820 in Linc 2 CONC oln Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT Information on this man and his ancestors came from Rev. LaVerne "Pike" Thomas 522 E. Flourno 2 CONC y Lucas Rd., Shreveport, LA 71115 (318) 798-1887 (1997) e-mail: TXTR76A@prodigy.com (1999) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 6 Jan 2002 3 TIME 17:04:54 0 @I1005@ INDI 1 NAME George /Marsh/ 2 SURN Marsh 2 GIVN George 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1760 1 DEAT 2 PLAC Hertford Co, NC 1 _UID D87FDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ED1CD 1 FAMS @F212@ 1 NOTE Listed in the 1790 NC Census, Edenton District, Hertford Co. as MASH. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1 Male 16 and up 2 CONT 4 Males under 16 2 CONT 4 Females including head 2 CONT 2 CONT 1800 Census Hertford Co., NC 2 CONT 2 CONT MASH, George 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 Males under 10 2 CONT 1 Male over 45 2 CONT 2 Females under 10 2 CONT 2 Females 10-16 2 CONT 1 Female 26-45 2 CONT 4 Slaves 2 CONT 2 CONT 1810 Census--No George MASH or MARSH, No Mary 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820--Mary MASH, Hertford Co., NC 2 CONT 2 CONT A probable son is Uriah MARSH. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Aug 2002 3 TIME 22:44:37 0 @I1006@ INDI 1 NAME Mary // 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 DEAT 2 PLAC Hertford Co, NC 1 _UID DA7FDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ED3ED 1 FAMS @F212@ 1 NOTE Her surname may have been Taylor. In Hertford Co., NC there was a Malachia Taylor. Michae 2 CONC l Marsh and his mother were neighbors. In 1830 in Bedford Co., TN, he was again a neighbor t 2 CONC o Malachia Taylor and his wife, and they are old enough to have been Michael Marsh's uncle an 2 CONC d aunt. (Conjectured by Tim Marsh) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Mar 2001 3 TIME 15:50:49 0 @I1007@ INDI 1 NAME Mills /Landin/ 2 SURN Landin 2 GIVN Mills 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 1809 2 PLAC Eure, Gates Co, NC 1 _UID DC7FDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ED50D 1 FAMS @F213@ 1 FAMC @F4000@ 1 NOTE Name is listed as LANDEN and also LANDING various records. 2 CONT 2 CONT Their marriage is recorded in Gates Co., NC Marriage Bonds. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mills is listed as a witness on 2 deeds 15 Oct 1792 and 15 Nov 1792, Gates Co., NC Deed Book 2 CONC s A-5 1776-1803. The deed is for John LANDEN. Other witness is Elisha Landen. Recorded in F 2 CONC eb Term 1793. 2 CONT 2 CONT 8 Oct 1793 Thomas Norriss to Mills LANDEN 60 pds...100 acres, part of patent to William Hor 2 CONC n 22 Jan 1718, beginning at pine on side of marsh on main Cypress Swamp, NW to John Eure's li 2 CONC ne, to his corner white oak, along Israel Beeman's line to Charles Eure's line, with his lin 2 CONC e to James Eure's line and along his line to David Lewis' line to pine in marsh and up mars 2 CONC h to Cypress Swamp...signed by: Thomas Norriss and Sarah (X) Norriss. Witnesses: James Landi 2 CONC n and Edy (X) Curle recorded Feb term 1794, Gates Co., NC 2 CONT 2 CONT 17 Jan 1797 Mills again witness on John Landen deed., Gates Co., NC 2 CONT 2 CONT 1 Jul 1797 bought a Negro girl Sarah for 46 pds 12 sh. Sold to Mills Landen from Lawrence Bak 2 CONC er. Recorded May Court 1798 in Gates Co. NC. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1800 Gates Co., NC Census listed just one male and one female in the household. 2 CONT 2 CONT He evidently died just about the time Elizabeth was born. Orphan records begin to show up i 2 CONC n 1801, 1802, Mary remarries in 1803. 2 CONT 2 CONT 6 Jan 1809, Gates Co., NC John Vann, guardian to Elizabeth LANDING, orphan of Mills LANDING 2 CONC , dec. 51 pds 3 sh 4 p for a third of a Negro named Sary... signed by Uriah (X) Eure and witn 2 CONC essed by Riddick Cross and Whitmille Eure. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Aug 1998 3 TIME 14:12:47 0 @I1008@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /Harrell/ 2 SURN Harrell 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1780 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1805 2 PLAC Eure, Gates Co, NC 1 _UID DE7FDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ED72D 1 FAMS @F213@ 1 FAMC @F606@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 20 Jun 2002 3 TIME 12:27:41 0 @I1012@ INDI 1 NAME /Freeman/ 2 SURN Freeman 1 SEX M 1 _UID E67FDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EDFAD 1 FAMS @F497@ 1 NOTE There is a great site at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/4386/freeman1.htm 2 CONT 2 CONT In "Americans of Royal Decent", By Mr. Fox Davis and his "Guide to Heraldry", "It is found th 2 CONC at the Freeman Family can trace their ancestry to three kings of France and King John of Engl 2 CONC and. 2 CONT 2 CONT The Freeman Family possessed many beautiful estates in France in section called "Normandy" 2 CONC . It was a large stretch of land granted by the Carolingian King of France to the chief of t 2 CONC he Norsemen named Rolf in 911 and the Norman Dukes who followed him strengthened the town's w 2 CONC alls and built churches which had been destroyed during the series of wars, and his follower 2 CONC s settled down quietly under his rule. They built great castles 1135-1154. This was a fortu 2 CONC nate time for France. Within little more than 100 years after granting of Normandy the desce 2 CONC ndants of the Norsemen who had come from the foggy north shores of the Baltic Sea into Franc 2 CONC e 834-850. They established permanent camps at the mouths of French rivers. 2 CONT 2 CONT This area was inhabited during the stone age before 5000 B.C. but were conquered by the Norse 2 CONC men of Denmark, Norway and Sweden. 2 CONT 2 CONT They invaded England in 787 and established a kingdom in Ireland 823, and Iceland in 874 colo 2 CONC nized Greenland they extended their expeditions into Russia, Scotland, Spain, Italy, Greece 2 CONC , Jerusalem, and the Orient. 2 CONT 2 CONT They had a complicated religion. Bible scholars and Historians claim they were of the 10 Los 2 CONC t Tribes of Israel. 2 CONT 2 CONT They were a strong race of people large, blond, great and powerful, sailors, fishermen, adven 2 CONC turous, ship builders. 2 CONT 2 CONT Through conqest Charlesmagne 768-814 conquered and ruled most of Europe. The hardest for hi 2 CONC m to conquer were the Norsemen. It was under the rule of him and his descendents until 98 2 CONC 6 A. D. This era had brought Roman law into the area called France named from the Germanic tr 2 CONC ibe called Franks. 2 CONT 2 CONT The language of the celtic people The Norsement, Saxons, Romans, and Germans all blended int 2 CONC o the musical French language. 2 CONT 2 CONT The name Freeman signifies in the system of Government of France and England at the time th 2 CONC e name Freemon in France and Freeman in England were all of the same position in Government 2 CONC . They were not slaves to anyone, could own their own home, and land so adopted the name whi 2 CONC ch is derived from Anglo-Saxon Leber-et-Homo(audia). In English it means the name which is ' 2 CONC Free and bold or brave.' 2 CONT 2 CONT Thousands of people fled to America to have religious freedom all of our ancestors refused t 2 CONC o become Catholics. The Catholic church tried to suppress free thinking many fled from Franc 2 CONC e to England 1229-1274. They were translating Aristotole into Greek, into Arabic, into Lati 2 CONC n and were learned in Roman Law. 2 CONT 2 CONT The Freemans had a Royal Coat of Arms of France and those who spell name with "a" were origin 2 CONC ally descended from the same Norsemen ancestors. The motto on the Royal Coat of Arms is 'Lie 2 CONC ber-et-audia' meaning free and brave." 2 CONT 2 CONT Possibly a Nicholas FREEMAN who became a resident of Lower Norfolk about 1653. He remained t 2 CONC here until his death in 1670. L. Norfolk Co., VA. Bk E (pt.2):fol 54. 16 Nov 1670 Joseph Wil 2 CONC der and Jno Wallis summoned to next court to give evidence concerning Nicholas Freeman's Las 2 CONC t will & testament; On 21 Sep 1671 E(pt.1: flo. 101. Thomas Blanch was granted administratio 2 CONC n on the estate of Nicholas FREEMAN. Apparently a will was either not found or not adequatel 2 CONC y proved. 2 CONT 2 CONT The time period and association with the SPRING and WALLIS families makes him an attractive c 2 CONC andidate for the father of our John. 2 CONT 2 CONT Nicholas was a member of the small persecuted Quaker Meeting which included several who woul 2 CONC d later be neighbors and associates of our John FREEMAN. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 16 Dec 1997 3 TIME 19:55:20 0 @I1233@ INDI 1 NAME Joseph /McAdams/ 2 SURN McAdams 2 GIVN Joseph 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 3 Apr 1761 2 PLAC Orange Co, NC 2 SOUR @S80@ 1 DEAT 2 DATE 18 May 1823 2 PLAC Lincoln Co, TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC McAdams Cemetery, Old Fishing Ford Rd., South of Belfast, Lincoln now Marshall Co.,TN 2 SOUR @S80@ 1 _UID A081DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E9B6B 1 FAMS @F342@ 1 FAMC @F684@ 1 NOTE He served three tours in the Revolutionary War. First under Captain Carrington in the Regime 2 CONC nt commanded by Hugh Tinnen. He later saw service under Captain George Hodge. He served i 2 CONC n the volunteer militia of NC. 2 CONT 2 CONT (3 Aug 1840) Family Bible Records of Joseph McAddam giving marriage date and children's birt 2 CONC hs were included with the Revolutionary War Pension Application made in Marshall Co., TN Augu 2 CONC st Term of Court 1840, Book A. page 409, by Margaret McAdams, widow of Joseph. No 7606-Pensi 2 CONC on No. R-6579, found in the records dated 1812 now belongs to Mrs. Emily McAdams, Hillsboro 2 CONC , TX. 2 CONT 2 CONT Check DAR Record applications for 1974., #547898 2 CONT 2 CONT Listed in Revolutionaly Soldiers buried in TN, page 417. Lists his birthplace, date, death a 2 CONC nd burial, wife's name and children. 2 CONT 2 CONT He moved to Lincoln County, TN after 1804 on Cane Creek south of Lewisburg near James Brown 2 CONC , Jessee McLean and Henry Bagley. He died there on May 18, 1823 leaving a will in which he n 2 CONC amed his wife and son, Irwin, his executors. Witnesses were: James Ralston, Jesse McClane, a 2 CONC nd Daniel Patison. 2 CONT 2 CONT Catherine and Susannah were twins. 2 CONT 2 CONT Joseph and his older sons came to TN, cleared the land around 1806 and began to cultivate th 2 CONC e land. He owned 600 acres from Elk Ridge to Mt. Zion, south of Belfast on the Fishing For 2 CONC d Road. He was in Lincoln Co., TN (now Marshall Co.) after 1804 on Cane Creek, south of Lewi 2 CONC sburg near James Brown, Jessee McLean, and Henry Bagley. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was in the Lincoln Co., TN 1820 Census. 447 11 McAdams, Joseph 001101/00101 2 CONT 2 CONT He died on 18 May 1823 leaving a will in which he named his wife and son, Irwin, his executor 2 CONC s. (Lincoln Co., TN Wills 21 Jul 1823) Margaret died on 1 Aug 1844 and both are believed to b 2 CONC e buried in the family cemetery on the Old Fishing Ford Road, 2.7 miles south of Belfast, TN 2 CONC . Then turn right (west) onto Conrad Road and go about 0.2 miles. On the left will be an ope 2 CONC n area accessible by an opening in the fence. On the right will be a mobile home (1999). Wa 2 CONC lk south through the opening in the fence for about 30 yards angling a little to the left. T 2 CONC here can be seen a rough, uneven terrain with a few stones protruding up through the ground' 2 CONC s surface. Near the opening in the fence previously walked through will be found the stone 2 CONC s which were moved there by a bulldozer many years ago. This family cemetery has now been de 2 CONC stroyed. 2 CONT 2 CONT From the cemetery, walk west up the hill path through the woods (not up Conrad Road) for abou 2 CONC t 1/3 mile and there will be a very tall, impressive rock chimney. This is all that remain 2 CONC s of the Joseph and Margaret McAdams homestead. This was settled by our ancestors who were t 2 CONC he land's first white settlers where they cleared and cultivated the land and built their hom 2 CONC e nearly 200 years ago. 2 CONT 2 CONT "In the cemetery are buried some of my ancestors including Joseph McAdams, a veteran of the A 2 CONC merican Revolutionary War. The cemetery is located on land settled by Joseph and his famil 2 CONC y around 1805. They were the first white settlers on this land. The southern part of Tennes 2 CONC see was known as the Indian Lands when Joseph settled there. 2 CONT 2 CONT Although the house they lived in is no longer there, incredibly the chimney of the house is s 2 CONC till standing back in the woods about mile from the cemetery. You can not imagine the peace 2 CONC fulness and serenity each of us feels as we sit near the chimney and allow our imaginations t 2 CONC o reflect back on what had gone on in the lives of our early ancestors who had lived on the v 2 CONC ery land we were sitting on. Unfortunately, our tranquil thoughts are tempered by the fact t 2 CONC hat we must illegally trespass on private property to visit this historical area. 2 CONT 2 CONT Ms. Maggie Blanche Campbell, a descendant of Joseph who owned the land the McAdams Cemetery i 2 CONC s own, had the cemetery bulldozed around 1955. A non-McAdams descendant now owns the land an 2 CONC d according to the laws of the State of Tennessee, we have no legal rights to perform any res 2 CONC toration to the cemetery or even to visit the cemetery. The owner lives in Massachusetts an 2 CONC d has not responded to any of our letters. 2 CONT 2 CONT About 20 years ago, two tombstones were recovered from the McAdams Cemetery and moved to Hea 2 CONC d Springs Cemetery in Belfast." Louis Shone III Arlington, Texas 2 CONT 2 CONT See also Marshall County Court Minute Book A, p. 409 2 CONT Durham, Walter T., "Great Leap Westward", p. 119 2 CONT "Petition of persons living in The Congressional Reservation asking for Relief, etc. who sett 2 CONC led in Marshall, Lincoln and Bedford Counties, "Ansearchin News", Vol 9, July 1863, No. 3, pp 2 CONC . 80-84. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is no marriage record found in the "Orange County Marriage Bonds and Abstract of Will 2 CONC s Recorded in Orange County, NC 1800-1850" (Baltimore; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 197 2 CONC 2) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 24 Apr 2002 3 TIME 21:29:32 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\mcadams.jpg 2 TITL 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I1234@ INDI 1 NAME Margaret /Whitsitt/ 2 SURN Whitsitt 2 GIVN Margaret 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1764 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1 Aug 1844 2 PLAC Marshall Co, TN 1 _UID A281DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E9D8B 1 FAMS @F342@ 1 FAMC @F685@ 1 NOTE Her parents are not William Thomas WHITESIDES II, and Ellen MENESS. I have their Margaret a 2 CONC s marrying someone else and dying with him in Logan Co., KY. 2 CONT 2 CONT She applied for a pension in Marshall Co., TN August 3, 1840. She was 76 years old. Her so 2 CONC n Ervin made the affidavit. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 4 Jun 2000 3 TIME 19:56:53 1 OBJE 2 FORM jpg 2 FILE C:\Photos\mcadamsbrothers.jpg 2 TITL McADAMS brothers 2 NOTE 2 _SCBK Y 2 _PRIM Y 2 _TYPE PHOTO 2 _SSHOW Y 0 @I1237@ INDI 1 NAME James /McAdams/ 2 SURN McAdams 2 GIVN James 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1730 2 PLAC York Co, PA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1806 2 PLAC Orange Co, NC 1 _UID A881DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA3EB 1 FAMS @F684@ 1 NOTE Extract from the book "Sons of Adam", written by Joe F. McADAMS from material collected by Mc 2 CONC ADAMS Historical Society 1986 and published by the McADAMS Historical Society --James McAdams 2 CONC , b abt 1730 of Unknown origin, may have migrated to NC from either York Co., PA or somewher 2 CONC e in VA. Since settlers from Lunenburg Co., VA settled Orange Co., NC, he may have come fro 2 CONC m that area which has some early records of McADAMS families. In 1755, he appears on the ta 2 CONC x list of Granville Co., NC. Orange Co., NC was formed the same year and he also appears o 2 CONC n the 1755 Orange Co., NC tax list that shows him as one white poll. No further records ar 2 CONC e found on him until 1778, when he was appointed to attend the next court. In Feb 1779 he wa 2 CONC s one of the jurors selected to lay off a new road between Orange County Old Court House to t 2 CONC he Guilford Road. He was issued a land grant on 3 Sep 1779 and the next year he was selecte 2 CONC d to work on the road. In both 1780 and 1782 he was a juror in Orange Co., NC. He owned 35 2 CONC 0 acres of land, 2 white polls and 1 black poll in 1790. On 15 Feb 1797 he sold land to Jose 2 CONC ph McAdams. 2 CONT 2 CONT In his will dated 30 Apr 1806 and proved in Feb 1807, he mentioned his wife Rebeckah, sons Ja 2 CONC mes McAdams and James Hopkins (son-in-law), and grandson Absalom. The executors were his son 2 CONC s Joseph and James, and the witnesses were James McAdams, Jr. and William Crutchfield. 2 CONT 2 CONT The McAdams Family by Descendants in Marshall Co., TN. "Orange Co., NC 1755 Tax Lists". 2 CONT 2 CONT Some cousins on line are: (1999) 2 CONT 2 CONT Louis Shone III 6301 Barcelona, Arlington, TX 76016 (817) 572-9499 lshone@playhere.com 2 CONT Connie Morton (903) 695-2892 mortons@airmail.net 2 CONT Darlene McKinley (254) 578-3805 fdmac@airmail.net 2 CONT Ethel Coley (903) 872-3236 1 CHAN 2 DATE 6 Jul 2000 3 TIME 22:55:52 0 @I1238@ INDI 1 NAME Rebecca /Hill/ 2 SURN Hill 2 GIVN Rebecca 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1742 2 PLAC Picken, SC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1808 2 PLAC Orange Co, NC 1 _UID AA81DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA50B 1 FAMS @F684@ 1 NOTE Orange Co., NC D 250 Will dated 3 October 1808, proved August Court 1809. Lists son: James a 2 CONC nd his daughter Rebecca, Daughters: Egness, Elizabeth Blair. Witness: Samuel Crawford. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 15 Aug 1999 3 TIME 23:18:21 0 @I1239@ INDI 1 NAME Martha // 2 GIVN Martha 1 SEX F 1 _UID AC81DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA72B 1 FAMS @F223@ 1 NOTE Some researchers think Martha BANNISTER, but Martha BANNISTER, married Colonel Robert BOLLING 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT Some researcher believe her maiden name to be TIGHLMAN or Tillman, but no definate proof. Th 2 CONC ere were many families in the area with this surname. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 15 Aug 1999 3 TIME 23:57:19 0 @I1240@ INDI 1 NAME William M. /Conwell/ 2 SURN Conwell 2 GIVN William M. 1 SEX M 1 _UID AE81DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA94B 1 FAMS @F269@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Mar 2001 3 TIME 15:50:49 0 @I1241@ INDI 1 NAME Peter /Ryalls/ 2 SURN Ryalls 2 GIVN Peter 1 SEX M 1 _UID B081DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EAB6B 1 FAMS @F268@ 1 NOTE Information obtained from vertical files in Fayetteville at the Lincoln County Genealogical L 2 CONC ibrary. Source: Llavinia Baster WELCH, P.O. Box 33664, Indialantic, FL 32903 (Jan 1995) 2 CONT 2 CONT Also RIALS and RILES. 2 CONT 2 CONT Lincoln Co., TN 1820 Census lists: 2 CONT 1530 34 Ryal, William 000001/11101 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Mar 2001 3 TIME 15:50:49 0 @I1242@ INDI 1 NAME /Holland/ 2 SURN Holland 1 SEX F 1 _UID B281DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EAD8B 1 FAMS @F268@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Mar 2001 3 TIME 15:50:49 0 @I1243@ INDI 1 NAME Daniel /Glidewell/ 2 SURN Glidewell 2 GIVN Daniel 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1675 2 PLAC Bristol Parish, Prince George Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1727 2 PLAC Bristol Parish, VA 1 _UID B481DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EAFAB 1 FAMS @F300@ 1 FAMC @F688@ 1 NOTE Posted by Lee Hart on Sun. 29 Dec 1996 "Seeking info on William Glidewell, b 1665 in England 2 CONC , m Alice BRIANT 1697 in England. Migrated to US and had a son Robert, b ca 1700 in Henric 2 CONC o Co., VA Robert m Elizabeth NASH, date unknown". 2 CONT 2 CONT "The Compendium of American Genealogy", Vol III, p. 564. Chicago: Institute of American Genea 2 CONC logy, 1942, in a lineage of James Arthur Glidewell of Cooper, TX shows the lineage from Ayme 2 CONC s to Robert to Daniel. This compendium is based upon solicited accounts of family history, a 2 CONC ll unsubstantiated by parallel evidence or documents. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a Daniell Glidwell listed in the Bristol Parish, VA Vestry Book, 17 1720 as acquitte 2 CONC d from paying levies: It is ordered that Daniell Glidwell being an Idiot is Acquitted from pa 2 CONC ying levies. 2 CONT 2 CONT 11 Nov 1723 BP: It is ordered that Dan. Glidewell live with Wm Gent And that the Said Gent b 2 CONC e allowed one thousand pds tobb. 2 CONT 2 CONT 9 Oct 1724 BP: It is ordered that John Tilman have the keeping of Dan. Glidewell this next en 2 CONC suing year & to be allowed by ye P'ish one thousand lb tobb. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 15 Aug 1998 3 TIME 10:57:09 0 @I1268@ INDI 1 NAME Henry Y. /Whitlow/ 2 SURN Whitlow 2 GIVN Henry Y. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1730 2 PLAC Henrico Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1783 2 PLAC Mecklenburg Co, VA 1 _UID E681DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EE1CB 1 FAMS @F224@ 1 FAMC @F701@ 1 NOTE Henry and older brother James moved to Lunenberg Co., VA about 1760. Their land fell into Me 2 CONC cklenburg Co., VA when it was formed. 2 CONT 2 CONT Will recorded Aug 11 1783 Mecklenburg Co., VA. His wife, Anne was the daughter of a MEALER 2 CONC . She is named in his will. Some relevant documented information is that some sources say t 2 CONC hat their daughter (Nancy) Ann Mealer WHITLOW was born in 1767. Some sources say 1776 but th 2 CONC at would not fit our hypotheses and could well be a transposition of 1767 in copying. Furthe 2 CONC r, a 1776 birth would make her nine years old when she married. 2 CONT 2 CONT Many sources agree that John G. Glidewell was born in 1760, seven years before his wife and d 2 CONC ied in 1836. Both facts fit these hypotheses. They married in 1785. Sister-brother marriag 2 CONC es such as (Nancy Ann Whitlow) & John G. GLIDEWELL followed by Hannah GLIDEWELL and Thomas WH 2 CONC ITLOW were documented in other families of the time. 2 CONT 2 CONT Children listed in the will are: 2 CONT 2 CONT Nicholas 2 CONT Cox 2 CONT Thomas 2 CONT Henry 2 CONT Anne 2 CONT John 2 CONT William 2 CONT Mathias 2 CONT Tabitha 2 CONT 2 CONT Executors: Son Cox Whitlow and Mathias Mealer 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Jun 2000 3 TIME 23:28:12 0 @I1269@ INDI 1 NAME Ann /Mealer/ 2 SURN Mealer 2 GIVN Ann 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 6 Sep 1735 2 PLAC Middlesex Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 1783 1 _UID E881DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EE3EB 1 FAMS @F224@ 1 FAMC @F702@ 1 NOTE !BIRTH: Recorded in the Middlesex Co., VA Vestry Book 6, 6 Sep 1735. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 Apr 2000 3 TIME 16:23:39 0 @I1273@ INDI 1 NAME Robert /Glidewell/ I 2 SURN Glidewell 2 GIVN Robert 2 NSFX I 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1640 2 PLAC Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA 1 _UID F081DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EEB6B 1 FAMS @F688@ 1 FAMC @F706@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 15 Aug 1998 3 TIME 10:56:43 0 @I1274@ INDI 1 NAME Aymes /Glidewell/ 2 SURN Glidewell 2 GIVN Aymes 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1619 2 PLAC England 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1661 2 PLAC At sea 1 _UID F281DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EED8B 1 FAMS @F706@ 1 FAMC @F9303@ 1 NOTE Three sources (following) agree that Aymes landed in Boston in 1635: (1)(1st source) "Ayme 2 CONC s Gladwell [sic] age 16, arrived in Boston in 1635 on the Increase of London, Robt. Lea, Mast 2 CONC er. She left England the latter part of April and arrived Boston the end of July." (2)(2nd s 2 CONC ource) The Original List of Persons of Quality, Emigrants, Religious Exiles, Political Rebels 2 CONC , Men Sold for a Term of Years, Apprentices, Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; and Others wh 2 CONC o went from Great Britain to the American Plantations, 1600-1700, with their Ages, the Locali 2 CONC ties where they formerly lived in the Mother Country, The Names of the Ships in which They Em 2 CONC barked, and Other Interesting Particulars. (3)(3rd source) Tepper, Michael (Ed.), Immigrant 2 CONC s to the Middle Colonies: A Consolidation of Ships Passenger Lists and Associated Data fro 2 CONC m the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. 2 CONC , 1977. Reprinted with new indices in 1978. Although, the three compilers probably worked f 2 CONC rom same original documents, and borrowed from each other, this landing is very well document 2 CONC ed. What is not so well documented is what happened to Aymes in the MA colony. This, undocu 2 CONC mented, is what the Arthur Glidewell manuscripts had to say: 2 CONT "When he arrived in Boston in 1635, Aymes Glidewell first went to his uncle's, probably Anth 2 CONC ony Ames of Charleston, Mass. Here he became one of an already large family for a few years. 2 CONT "By 1640, Aymes must of [sic] tired of the hard colonist's life, or maybe he just becam 2 CONC e restless. Anyway, he went to sea on some of the numerous ships sailing out of the Boston h 2 CONC arbor. About 1645, he moved to Gloucester, and was married there to Ann Bruen, Daughter of D 2 CONC aniel Bruen, another sailor-fisherman. Aymes settled down to deep sea fishing, a new but rap 2 CONC idly growing industry in the colony. 2 CONT 2 CONT "One son Daniel, with whom we are chiefly concerned, was born in 1656 at Gloucester. Ther 2 CONC e may have been other children, but we know nothing about them. When Daniel was about 5 year 2 CONC s old, his father was lost at sea. The widow, with Daniel and her other children, if any, mo 2 CONC ved to New Windsor, Conn., to live with relatives. Her parents were already dead, but an unc 2 CONC le, Obidiah Bruen, was a prominent and prosperous citizen of that town. 2 CONT [There is no mention of a son Robert, only a son Daniel. But in his article in the Ame 2 CONC rican Compendium, he reported that Aymes had a son Robert who was Daniel's father.] 2 CONT "Four or five years later, in 1666, Obidiah Bruen sold out of his land in Conn. and moved t 2 CONC o New Jersey, where he became one of the proprietors of a rather large grant. Ann Bruen Glid 2 CONC ewell died about this time, whether before the move or after is not known; but the orphan Dan 2 CONC iel was taken to New Jersey, where he lived through his youth. Daniel must have inherited hi 2 CONC s father's love for the sea, for when he was 12, he shipped as a cabin boy on a sailing merch 2 CONC ant ship, beginning a career that would last two decades until he was too broken by the har 2 CONC d life to continue in it. Thus, about 1690, Daniel Glidewell a broken old man at 35, retire 2 CONC d to land in the Isle of Wight County, VA. Perhaps his last voyage had ended at Norfolk; o 2 CONC r he may have met there the widow he was to marry, Susan (Bernard) Thomas, whom he married ab 2 CONC out 1696. 2 CONT Daniel's son, Robert, is our ancestor. There may have been other children of this union 2 CONC , but we don't know about them. Robert was born about 1698. Daniel then took his family t 2 CONC o Bristol Parish, Va, further inland, maybe to get away from the temptation of the sea. Her 2 CONC e Daniel lived until his death in 1728, after having been stricken with paralysis, having los 2 CONC t his wife, and become a charge of the Parish." [end quote]. 2 CONT 2 CONT Came to the US 15 Apr 1635 as a Passenger to New England in the "Increase" belonging to Rober 2 CONC t Lea Mr. having taken the oathes of Allegeance and Supremacie: As also being conformable t 2 CONC o the Government and discipline of the Church of England wherof they brought testimony p'f Ce 2 CONC rt. from ye Justices and ministers where there abodes have latlie been. (viz) listed as Ayme 2 CONC s Gladwell age 16. ("Passengers to America" pg 24, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.) 2 CONT 2 CONT Aymes GLADWELL listed place of origin: Wapping-St. John., C., (Clerkenwell) L13 just north o 2 CONC f London from -Wills and Where to Find Them by Gibson pg 89 London & Middlesex 2 CONT "L" = Archdeaconry of London based on Lewis's Topographical Dictionary Pub. 1831. 2 CONT 2 CONT Pioneers of Mass. by Charles Henry Pope, 1981 Bolt, Genealogical Publishing Co., Page 188: Gl 2 CONC adwell, Amos, age, 16, came in the Increase, April 15, 1635. 2 CONT 2 CONT Planters of the Commonwealth, Charles Edward Banks, Genealogy Publishing Co., 1972 pg 151 To 2 CONC wns mentioned for the destinations for the passengers: 2 CONT Hingham, Cambridge, Dedham, Preston, Harford, Salem, Watertown, Wethersfield, Saco, Maine, Ha 2 CONC mpton, N. H., Falmouth, Maine, (None listed of the group of young men of which Aymes was one. 2 CONC ) 2 CONT Genealogy listed in The Compendium of American Genealogy pg. 565 lists Aymes as settling in B 2 CONC oston, MS. 2 CONT 2 CONT Fran & Jack Glidewell, 101 Longwood Place, Nashville, TN 37215-1926 (615) 292-6153 (1998) 2 CONT 2 CONT Another descendant is Jeff GLIDEWELL from Orlando, FL. He called in February 1999 and wante 2 CONC d to name his newborn son Aymes. He wanted the correct spelling for Aymes. Cell Number (407 2 CONC ) 234-1114. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 9 Jul 2003 3 TIME 15:58:40 0 @I1291@ INDI 1 NAME Rachel Marilda "Rilley" /Poston/ 2 SURN Poston 2 GIVN Rachel Marilda "Rilley" 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1795 2 PLAC NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1863 2 PLAC Buncombe Co., NC 2 SOUR @S13@ 1 _UID 1482DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E10BA 1 FAMS @F147@ 1 FAMC @F10927@ 1 NOTE Could be Rilla Poston or Rachel Rilly (Riley) Poston. One source lists her as the daughter o 2 CONC f Samuel Poston and Rachel King of Rowan Co., NC. (information from Teresa Monson taph20Wbell 2 CONC south.net) (2003) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1850 Buncombe County, NC Census lists: 2 CONT #322 family #1721: 2 CONT McIntire, Rilla age 55 Female 2 CONT Chambers age 30 Male carpenter 2 CONT 2 CONT Next door with family #1720: 2 CONT McIntire, Seab age 36 male Carpenter NC 2 CONT Mary age 30 female NC 2 CONT Julia A. 9 female 2 CONT John R. 9 male 2 CONT Mary E. 5 female 2 CONT Samuel 3 male 2 CONT Joseph S. 1 male 2 CONT 2 CONT 1860 Buncombe Co., NC Census lists: 2 CONT 2 CONT #98 McEntire, Rilley age 65 female NC Swannonoa Post Office 2 CONT Chambus age 45 male mechanic 300 real estate 500 personal pro 2 CONC perty 2 CONT 2 CONT Administration of Estate in Buncombe Co., NC 1863 for Marilda McEntire at sale majority of st 2 CONC uff purchased by Seab and Chambers McEntire. Promissory notes signed by James S. McEntire an 2 CONC d Chamber McEntire. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Jan 2005 3 TIME 22:03:40 0 @I1329@ INDI 1 NAME James /McIntire/ 2 SURN McIntire 2 GIVN James 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1758 2 PLAC Rutherford Co., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1820 1 _UID 6082DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5C7A 1 FAMS @F147@ 1 FAMC @F10941@ 1 NOTE "The McIntyres were upper class. They had money & education. One of Mary Emeline's brother 2 CONC s had a newspaper in Asheville, NC. I believe that they had a Scottish/Irish plaid." (Emma D 2 CONC eane Clark) 2 CONT 2 CONT 3 Aug 1796: There is a James McEntire in the Buncombe Co., NC Deed Book #3 page 77 land sol 2 CONC d from James McEntire to Robert Campbell 29, 640 ac in Turkey Creek. 2 CONT 2 CONT Could possibly be a brother to: Josiah McEntire. 2 CONT 2 CONT Also possible connections: 2 CONT Bivil McIntire and Elizabeth Wells 2 CONT -William Randolph McIntire and Missie Catherine Burnett 2 CONT --Lula Elizabeth McIntire and Leslie B. Clark 2 CONT 2 CONT Hampton McIntire and Lydia 2 CONT -Margaret McIntire 2 CONT -Banard McIntire 2 CONT 2 CONT Sarah McEntire is a Sister to Julia McEntire. Both are buried in the Piney Knob Cemetery. (i 2 CONC n Shingle Hollow community in Rutherfordton, NC) Sarah's husband, Roby (Robert) Lane is als 2 CONC o buried there. 2 CONT 2 CONT Julie McEntire is the mother of Josephine Lane who married C. B. Hardin (Columbus Bryan) --ol 2 CONC d Hardin's store in Shingle Hollow. Josephine, now 100+, is still living in Shingle Hollow 2 CONC . (2003) 2 CONT (Josiah and Ibby Wilson line (his 3rd wife). (Ref. John McEntire and Rachel Parker: parent 2 CONC s of Elijah McEntire who married Mary Ann Jane Gardner. 2 CONT 2 CONT "My grandfather, Fred A. McEntire, also of Shingle Hollow was a cousin to Julia and Sarah. ( 2 CONC All are grandchildren line of Josiah Joseph McEntire, son of James and Lucretia McEntire. Jos 2 CONC iah was married 3 times, and 1st wife, Luvinia Proctor is Fred's line, and 3rd wife, Ibby/Abb 2 CONC y Wilson is Sarah/Julia's line.) Fred's father was Richard McEntire and his mother was Elzi 2 CONC e Powell. Elzie died in Arkansas, Kansas.-- Fred was reared by his stepmother, Laura Jane L 2 CONC ovelace McEntire (see Bostic, NC). Fred's full sister was Essie McEntire Green. She live 2 CONC d a long time, d. around 106 in Cleveland County (one son's name: Ralph). Other siblings (no 2 CONC t all listed) include: his full brother - Sanny Monroe McEntire. (Ref. Jock Lauterer's "Runni 2 CONC n on Rims - WW. I story). Fred and Sanny's other family members: sister- Ada, He has a hal 2 CONC f brother, still living, in Polk Co. NC. (Marshall). Also, his eldest daughter-Ruth- is no 2 CONC w over 90, and lives in Shingle Hollow NC, not far from where her parents are buried in SHC 2 CONC H graveyard. " Teresa Price Monson 2 CONT 2 CONT Interesting note. Fred's wife was Maggie (Margaret Alice Breeden) sister to Daniel Breeden. 2 CONT Daniel married Minnie Bell Nix. Minnie is the daughter of Sarah and Roby. 2 CONT 2 CONT I have also seen names of other children in this line: Millard Nix; James (Jim?) Nix; and Do 2 CONC ra. 2 CONT 2 CONT From website: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dan_mcintire&id=I410 2 CONT ID: I410 Name: James McIntire Given Name: James Surname: McIntire NSFX: Jr. Title: Jr. Sex 2 CONC : M Birth: Abt 1758 in Rutherford County, North Carolina Death: Y Event: Land 29 Nov 1808 Rut 2 CONC herford County, North Carolina Note: James McEntire Jr. was a chainbearer for a survey of Mic 2 CONC ajah Cornwell. 1 Event: Court 10 Jul 1811 Rutherford County, North Carolina Note: James McInt 2 CONC ire charged with bastardy on Lucy Cornwell. Gave bond with Josiah McEntire and Isham Weathers 2 CONC . 2 Event: Court Jul 1812 Rutherford County, North Carolina Note: James McEntire ordered to a 2 CONC ppear show why an allowance shall not be made to Lucy Cornwall for the maintenance of her chi 2 CONC ld. 3 Event: Land 29 Jul 1819 Rutherford County, North Carolina Note: James McEntire, 15 acre 2 CONC s on the First Broad River. Chainbears: John Collins, Thomas McEntire 4 Event: Land 30 Nov 18 2 CONC 20 Rutherford County, North Carolina Note: James McEntire, 15 acres on the First Broad River 2 CONC . 5 Change Date: 7 Mar 2004 at 21:12 Father: James McIntire b: Abt 1757 Mother: Lucretia (G 2 CONC regory?) b: Abt 1744 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA Marriage 1 Rache 2 CONC l Riley Poston 2 CONT Sources: 2 CONT Title: Bulletin Of The Genealogical Society Of Old Tryon County, North Carolina, August 1999 2 CONC Author: Miles Philbeck Publication: P.O. Box 938, 102 West Main Street, Forest City, NC 28043 2 CONC , (828) 247-8700 Date: 15 Apr 2003 Text: In Search of John McEntire, Wagonmaker by Miles Phi 2 CONC lbeck [Ed. note: The following abstracts of McEntire family records were accumulated durin 2 CONC g my efforts(Daniel McIntire) to determine the identity of John McEntire, wagonmaker, who wa 2 CONC s charged as the father of her child by widow Anna (White) Mode in 1824. In the course of thi 2 CONC s investigation I soon concluded that part of what has been stated and written about the McEn 2 CONC tire family by others has been riddled with inaccuracies. I am sharing this data in hopes tha 2 CONC t the level of truth about this family may be elevated.] Repository: 2 CONT Name: Clayton Library Center for Genealogical Research Houston, TX 77004 Note: Hours: M- 2 CONC W 9 a.m. -9 p.m.; Th-Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Jan 2005 3 TIME 22:09:27 0 @I1349@ INDI 1 NAME John /Simpson/ 2 SURN Simpson 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE 6 Mar 1816 1 _UID 8882DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E84FA 1 FAMS @F284@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 23 Feb 2001 3 TIME 23:26:07 0 @I1384@ INDI 1 NAME William /Gilbert/ I 2 SURN Gilbert 2 GIVN William 2 NSFX I 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1732 2 PLAC Ireland 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1799 2 PLAC Charleston, SC 1 _UID 83D03F382617D511B568A84319E0704BA948 1 FAMS @F5771@ 1 NOTE Not a proved connect to our family! 2 CONT 2 CONT Col. William Gilbert b. c1732 Ireland, lived in Gilbert Town NC (old Tyron) d. 1790 Gilbert t 2 CONC own Occ: Furniture maker, Rev. War Soldier, served in the general assembly of Rutherford Co 2 CONC . NC, m. bond dated Dec 1780 Sarah McCandless of PA,(they reportly eloped.) Sarah was b. c173 2 CONC 7 d. Dec 21, 1822 at age 85 yo, the dau of ALexander McCandless (he b. before 1734 SCT d. Au 2 CONC g 1776 Faun Township York Co PA m. Sarah) and is mentioned in his will. Information from: He 2 CONC witt F. Ryan, Birmingham AL, e-mail: hfrbluesky@msn.com (1999) 2 CONT He was a furniture maker. Family tradition states that the first Gilbert came over the wate 2 CONC r and made furniture. William came from Ireland to PA. His wife's family was from there--McC 2 CONC andless. He got married (eloped according to his father-in-law's will) and went to SC. He w 2 CONC as a furniture maker in NC and one of the largest landownders in SC before the Revolutionar 2 CONC y War. He was in the state legislature, etc. Died in Charleston. His wife moved to TN an 2 CONC d died there. 2 CONT 2 CONT He is probably the grandfather of John Gilbert. William made furniture in NC. He had a land g 2 CONC rant in TN. Check for a will in SC. Maybe lived in Lauren Co., SC 2 CONT 2 CONT The following information is taken from the records of Patsy West. Her webpage is found: ht 2 CONC tp://www.websitewiz.com/genealogy/sketches/dagilbert.htm#puzzles 2 CONT 2 CONT "For several years, Melanie Nolan and I have been trying to establish the connection of thi 2 CONC s family to William Gilbert I (ca 1730-1790) of old Tyron and Rutherford Co., NC who marrie 2 CONC d Sarah McCandless ca 1765 in Philadelphia. She was the d/o Alexander and Sarah McCandless o 2 CONC f York Co., PA (His will 1766 names his daughter, Sarah Gilbert). 2 CONT 2 CONT William Gilbert I emigrated from Ireland as a child with his parents. He lived in Charleston 2 CONC , SC by 1749 and moved to NC in 1769. He got his start making furniture. His home was known a 2 CONC s Gilbert Town, later Holland, NC. He was the largest taxpayer and property holder in Tryon C 2 CONC o., NC. He was a Rev. War patriot. He signed the Association Oath in 1775 as a member of th 2 CONC e Tryon Co. Committee of Public Safety. He served in the General Assembly from Rutherford Co 2 CONC . in 1779, 1780, 1782, 1783. He sold his property to Maj. James Holland, his son-in-law, in 1 2 CONC 790. He died at Gilbert Town and was buried there in 1790. He received land in Williamson Co. 2 CONC , TN and it was tied up in litigation until 1806. 2 CONT 2 CONT The late Bessie D. Morton of Nashville, a granddaughter of D.A. Gilbert, owned furniture hand 2 CONC ed down in the family which was said to have been "made by the first Gilbert who came over th 2 CONC e water." 2 CONT 2 CONT According to a public sale in Williamson Co., TN, in 1810, William Gilbert I had the followin 2 CONC g nine children: 2 CONT Jenny Gilbert Prince 2 CONT Sarah Gilbert Holland 2 CONT Alexander McCandless Gilbert 2 CONT Milly Gilbert 2 CONT Sally Gilbert 2 CONT Fanny Gilbert 2 CONT Philip Gilbert 2 CONT William Gilbert 2 CONT John Gilbert (deceased). 2 CONT 2 CONT For years, researchers have assumed that the Rev. John Gilbert of Lincoln Co., TN was the so 2 CONC n of William Gilbert I. This cannot be so, as William Gilbert I's son, John, was dead by 1810 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT Gilbert Town 2 CONT Gilbert Town was located about the center of Rutherford County. The first courthouse was buil 2 CONC t on Holland's creek, about the middle of the community, and was torn down about 1878 by it 2 CONC s owner, J.A. Forney. The small village of Gilbert Town consisted of a number of buildings an 2 CONC d log homes. 2 CONT It was said that William Gilbert brought a group of Scotchmen to the area where they manufact 2 CONC ured furniture and other wood products. 2 CONT William Gilbert 2 CONT William Gilbert, of Scotch-Irish heritage, came to America and settled first in Philadelphia 2 CONC , where he met and married Sarah McCanless, who was born there in 1737. They traveled to Char 2 CONC leston, South Carolina, from Philadelphia and then came to Old Tryon County. In 1777 and 1778 2 CONC , he was assessor of taxes and, in 1778, collector of taxes. Mr. Gilbert held the office of j 2 CONC ustice of the peace in Old Tryon County, taking his seat in July, 1778. In 1779, he represent 2 CONC ed Tryon in the North Carolina House of Commons. 2 CONT On February 8th, 1779, he was forced to resign his commission as justice of the peace on th 2 CONC e charge of duplicating his vouchers as commissary of militia of Tryon County. His guilt or i 2 CONC nnocence can never be known. Despite the charge, when Rutherford County was formed from Old T 2 CONC ryon, Gilbert represented the new county in the North Carolina House of Commons. He was selec 2 CONC ted in 1779, 1780, 1782, and 1783. 2 CONT Gilbert was appointed justice of the peace for Rutherford County in 1781. At the October, 178 2 CONC 1, term of the Rutherford County Court, he was chosen chairman of the court. The court vindic 2 CONC ated him of the legislative charge of duplicating his vouchers by an order in October 1781, r 2 CONC eading "On motion of William Gilbert, Esq., and testimony produced to the satisfaction of th 2 CONC e court, it is ordered that the opinion of the court be entered on the records, to-wit: It i 2 CONC s the opinion of the court that the said William Gilbert is not guilty of the charge laid aga 2 CONC inst to the General Assembly, and we do certify that the said William Gilbert never plundered 2 CONC , nor was guilty of plundering, to our knowledge." 2 CONT In October, 1783, Gilbert wanted to visit his wife's relatives in Philadelphia. The court, si 2 CONC tting at his son-in-law's house prepared, under the seal of the court, a statement of his sta 2 CONC nding and civic virtues, by way of a letter of introduction. "That the said William Gilbert h 2 CONC ath long been an inhabitant of this county, hath frequently represented the same in the Gener 2 CONC al Assembly; that he is first in commission of the place, and that it appears from the list 2 CONC s of assessments returned into the clerk's office that he is possessed of and hath given in f 2 CONC or assessing more taxable property than any other person in the county of Rutherford, and tha 2 CONC t he hath uniformly distinguished himself as a warm Whig and a true friend to his county in t 2 CONC imes of greatest distress and defection during the war." 2 CONT Despite his successful defense of the charges of treason, Gilbert continued to have legal pro 2 CONC blems after the war, being engaged in numerous lawsuits, and eventually lost his property. I 2 CONC n 1786, 1787, and a portion of 1788, he lived in Charleston, South Carolina. He later returne 2 CONC d to Gilbert Town to live at the home of his son-in-law, James Holland, where he died in 1790 2 CONC . He was buried on Ferguson's Hill above Gilbert Town. 2 CONT Sarah McCanless Gilbert lived until 1822. She went with the James Holland family in 1790 to M 2 CONC aury County, Tennessee, and is buried at Holland's Ford on the Duck River. 2 CONT James Holland married Gilbert's daughter Sarah. He represented Rutherford County in the Nort 2 CONC h Carolina House of Commons and the Senate. He was elected to the first board of trustees o 2 CONC f the University of North Carolina. 2 CONT William Gilbert - Patriot 2 CONT As mentioned, William Gilbert was charged with treason, because Ferguson used the Gilbert hom 2 CONC e as his headquarters. Lyman Draper in his definitive history, King's Mountain and Its Heroes 2 CONC , on page 159, states Gilbert "was a Loyal friend of King George." In 1897, Flournoy Rivers w 2 CONC rote in a Nashville newspaper that "Draper seemed to have presumed that Gilbert was a Loyalis 2 CONC t simply because Major Ferguson camped at Gilbert Town, as though an invading army would eve 2 CONC r quarter on a friend while in an enemy's country. As a fact, the Assembly was then sitting a 2 CONC t Hillsborough and Gilbert, being the county's representative in the House of Commons, was mo 2 CONC st likely absent there, and Ferguson, in his absence, most probably quartered on [Gilbert] a 2 CONC s an object lesson by way of making treason odious, as it were. " 2 CONT North Carolina records indicate that on October 25th, 1775, Gilbert and others, including th 2 CONC e Committee of Safety, signed the "Association Oath," expressing profound regret that "his Br 2 CONC ittannic Majesty had been so ill-advised as to encroach on the undoubted rights of the coloni 2 CONC sts as Englishmen, with the firmly expressed intention of sustaining both the Continental an 2 CONC d Provincial Congresses." http://www.nps.gov/ovvi/nc3/kmf-gton.htm 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT We are working on the assumption that the Rev. John Gilbert was a grandson of William Gilber 2 CONC t I, and we have been researching all the heirs of William Gilbert I. We have not been abl 2 CONC e to make a provable connection." 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Jan 2004 3 TIME 16:47:58 0 @I1449@ INDI 1 NAME William /Smith/ Sr. 2 SURN Smith 2 GIVN William 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1728 2 PLAC , SC? 1 _UID 5083DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4D89 1 FAMS @F283@ 1 FAMC @F782@ 1 NOTE Place of residence Prince William Parish, Beaufort Co., SC 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Dec 1997 3 TIME 23:54:17 0 @I1450@ INDI 1 NAME Jean // 2 GIVN Jean 1 SEX F 1 _UID 5283DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4FA9 1 FAMS @F283@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Dec 1997 3 TIME 23:59:02 0 @I1451@ INDI 1 NAME James /Smith/ 2 SURN Smith 2 GIVN James 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1700 2 PLAC , VA, PA 1 _UID 5483DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E51C9 1 FAMS @F782@ 1 NOTE This generation if from Quaker records and it's not clear that it's the right family. This f 2 CONC amily links to PA & William PENN. Supposedly these SMITHs were Quakers who moved from PA t 2 CONC o VA to SC. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Dec 1997 3 TIME 23:53:55 0 @I1469@ INDI 1 NAME John /Scott/ Sr. 2 SURN Scott 2 GIVN John 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1734 2 PLAC , PA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 9 Mar 1803 2 PLAC Washington Co, VA 1 _UID 7883DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E7509 1 FAMS @F558@ 1 FAMC @F784@ 1 NOTE Some information provided by: Rev. LaVerne "Pike" Thomas, 522 E. Flournoy Lucas Rd., Shrevepo 2 CONC rt, LA, 71115, (318) 798-1884 (1995) E-mail: pthomas@gcstation.net (1999) 2 CONT 2 CONT Also family posted on Ancestry.com by tomvinson@aol.com (2000) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1782 a John Scott tithed in Washington Co., VA, precinct of Major Dysart [near Andrew Kincann 2 CONC on] 2 CONT 2 CONT 1781 to 1786 Personal propery tax called John Scott, Sr. 2 CONT 2 CONT 29 Jan 1783 Grant on Middle Fork, Hoston River for 400 acres (settlement 1772) reference to t 2 CONC he same 1801 (Washington Co., VA Land Grant Book 1, 229 and 254) 2 CONT 2 CONT 16 Dec 1794 John and Ann Scott to John Orr sold 169 acres for 150 pounds of 1785 400 acrea tr 2 CONC act (Washington County, VA Deed Book 1 pg 378-9) 2 CONT 2 CONT 19 Aug 1794 John and Ann Scott to Isaac Williams 150 acres for 100 pounds (Washington Co., V 2 CONC A Deed Book 1 pg 379) 2 CONT 2 CONT October 21, 1794 John Scott purchase from Stephen and Millie Wheeler 30 pounds for 128 acre 2 CONC s (Washington Co., VA Deed Book 1 pg. 347) 2 CONT 2 CONT 15 Dec 1794 John and Ann Scott to Jacob Wolf 81 acres for 75 pounds part of the 400 acres (Wa 2 CONC shington Co., VA Deed Book 1 pg 416-7) 2 CONT 2 CONT "...a Revolutionary soldier. He was a Private, Virginia Militia, under the command of Captai 2 CONC n Alex Mears, March 13, 1782, from Montgomery County, VA. (Auditors accounts, XVIII, page 426 2 CONC , State Library; "Virginia Soldiers of 1776:, State Library, Richmond, VA.) John Scott die 2 CONC d March 4, 1803, will book #2, page 419, Washington County, Va."--The Genealogical History o 2 CONC f William Henry Kinnison--1981 pg 79 2 CONT 2 CONT 4 Mar 1803 children renounce estate to the widow Anna for sister Mary W signed and execute 2 CONC d by John Scott, Jr.: 2 CONT "Whereas John Scott Senr died without a Will leaving a small real & personal Estate as als 2 CONC o a Widow Anna Scott with an unfortunate child being a ideot. And whereas we Andrew Scott, J 2 CONC ohn Scott, Wilson Scott, David Clark who 2 CONT intermarried with Isabella Scott and George Kincannon who intermarried with Anne Scott are he 2 CONC irs and heiresses of the said real & personal Estate of which the said John Scott Senr died i 2 CONC ntestate, but calling to mind the forlorn situation of our mother Anna Scott wife & relict o 2 CONC f the said John Scott decd. and the unfortunate Child, our sister Mary W. Scott, who is a cha 2 CONC rge to our said Mother, we do therefore and in consideration of natural affection to our sai 2 CONC d Mother Anna Scott hereby for ourselves and heirs freely relinquish all title claim interes 2 CONC t or right in and to the said Estate so left undevised by the said John Scott to the said Ann 2 CONC a Scott...as witness our hands & seals this 4th Day of March 1803." (Washington Co., VA Wil 2 CONC l Book 2 pg 419-420 recorded 18 Oct 1803) 2 CONT 2 CONT JOHN SCOTT s/o Andrew Scott b. 1734 York or Chester co. Pennsylvania m. ca 1756 2 CONC ? probably Pa., Ann(a) Craytin/Clayton/Creighton b. ca. 1744 d. 1810's Adair co. Ky. Her birt 2 CONC hdate has been listed as ca. 1737, but guessing by her children's birthdates implies a birthd 2 CONC ate closer to 1744; she was probably a bit younger than her husband, as he seems to have fath 2 CONC ered children at least from the ages of about 29 to about 43. 2 CONT More than one source has said that John Scott, father of John Wilson Scott I, was born in o 2 CONC r about 1734 in Pennsylvania, the son of Andrew Scott, who emigrated from Scotland to Pennsyl 2 CONC vania in or about 1725 ("Annals of Iowa", Vol. XIII, No. 4, April, 1922; "History of the Earl 2 CONC y Settlers of Sangamon co. Illinois", 1876). These sources relied heavily on 2nd- and 3rd-gen 2 CONC eration descendants of John Wilson Scott I, so their information was apparently the family tr 2 CONC adition passed down by John Wilson Scott I. 2 CONT Anna's maiden name was long thought to be Wilson, which would account for the name being pass 2 CONC ed down to her sons and beyond. However, no proof has ever been found. Many sources have repe 2 CONC ated the obvious date errors in "History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon co. Illinois" (tha 2 CONC t the John Scott who was born in 1734 and married in 1756 also fought in the Revolutionary Wa 2 CONC r and had his eldest son born in 1786); also listed in this book was that John Wilson Scott' 2 CONC s first wife was Ann Craytin. However, since many of George & Anne Scott Kincannon's (see bel 2 CONC ow) descendants passed on the family name "Creighton" (including to their youngest daughter 2 CONC , Isabella Creighton Kincannon), and absolutely none of the descendants of George Kincannon' 2 CONC s brothers and sisters passed on that name, it was thought by Kincannon family researchers- a 2 CONC nd is reasonable to conclude- that the name was passed from Anne Scott's family. The confusio 2 CONC n in "History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon co. Illinois" may have come from Ann Creighto 2 CONC n being John Wilson Scott's mother's name, not his first wife's name. 2 CONT The basic problem may be that all the family tradition information before John Wilson Scot 2 CONC t I was passed down by him and him alone- there is no proof so far of any of his brothers an 2 CONC d sisters interacted with his family after his marriage to Nancy Keith. It is understandabl 2 CONC e that one detail that would be incorrectly repeated by his second family is the name of hi 2 CONC s first wife. 2 CONT According to "Annuals of Southwest Virginia", under 'First Surveys of Land in Washington co 2 CONC . Va.', p. 1245, John Scott was surveyed with 400 acres in Washington county on 20 Aug 1781 t 2 CONC hat was actually settled in 1772, as well as 400 acres that probably was the same land on 2 2 CONC 9 Jan 1783 on the north side of the middle fork of the Holston River, and 400 acres (again, m 2 CONC ay or may not be the same land) on a branch of the Little Hoston River and the north side o 2 CONC f the middle fork of the Holston River. 2 CONT On 18 May 1781, John Scott was a part of a grand jury (along with Francis Kincannon) in a cas 2 CONC e between William Jenkins and his father Thomas Jenkins. 2 CONT From 1781 to 1802, John Scott was listed in various tax lists and personal property lists i 2 CONC n Washington county, Virginia. He was always listed as owning as few as 3 or as many as 6 hor 2 CONC ses. Because there was another extended Scott family living nearby at the time, it is difficu 2 CONC lt to ascertain which other Scotts belong to which family, but I believe his son John (liste 2 CONC d as "John Jr.") was enumerated with him 1783; his son Wilson in 1788 & 1789; and his son And 2 CONC rew in 1795 and 1797-1805 (when the lists I had access to ended). Since we know John (Jr.) wa 2 CONC s born in 1763, resonable estimates for Wilson & Andrew's birthdates would be 1768 and 1775 r 2 CONC espectively, if they ventured onto their own land at the same ages. 2 CONT No other John Scott is listed in 1784, so our John (Wilson) Scott had left the county, eithe 2 CONC r as a widower, or with his young wife and child- the wife dying shortly after. In 1785 anoth 2 CONC er John Scott is listed, and in 1786 two "J. Scotts" were listed, but they did not live nea 2 CONC r the elder John Scott of our line. Also in 1786, Russell county was formed from part of Wash 2 CONC ington county. In 1787 and 1788, our John Scott is the only one listed- it would seem the oth 2 CONC er J. Scotts lived in what became Russell county. At this point, it is believed our John W. S 2 CONC cott I was married to Nancy Keith and they had had their first child, Andrew. 2 CONT On 17 Aug 1788, a tax list shows listed next to each other a John Scott with one male age 16- 2 CONC 21 and 6 horses, and a William Scott with one male age 16-21 and 2 horses. On 17 Oct 1788 2 CONC , a tax list shows a John Scott and a Wilson Scott in Washington co. Va., listed next to on 2 CONC e another, as being white males and having 6 and 2 horses respectively (establishing, at leas 2 CONC t, that Wilson was sometimes enumerated at William). Only John Scott was shown to own land, t 2 CONC he same 400 acres, 3.4 per, and value of 66.13.4. Wilson Scott appears again in 1789 (now wit 2 CONC h 3 horses), but not again thereafter. John Scott continues to list 2 "county levys" (adult w 2 CONC hite males), so it would appear Wilson Scott left the county in 1789/90. 2 CONT A John Scott Jr. is listed in the Washington county tax lists beginning in 1789. Eventually 2 CONC , he owns three parcels of land consisting of 231, 60, and 20 1/2 acres (from 1801 on). Thi 2 CONC s is clearly a son of Samuel Scott Sr., of the other Scott family near Ebbing Spring (althoug 2 CONC h it's important to note that in 1789, John Scott Jr. is listed between John Scott and Wilso 2 CONC n Scott). There are also other John Scotts in those lists- a John Scott listed as "John Scot 2 CONC t R. O." (1791-1794), "John Scott W. M." (1795-1798), and "John Scott R. V." (1799-1802) al 2 CONC l seem to refer to the same person living on 126 acres. There is also an "extra" unaccounte 2 CONC d for John Scott listed in 1789, another John Scott Jr. in 1790, and a John Scott in 1791. It 2 CONC 's possible our John W. Scott I lived in Washington county for some time before finally settl 2 CONC ing in South Carolina- he isn't listed in the 1790 census in South Carolina where we know h 2 CONC e lived. 2 CONT On 15 Dec 1794, John and Anne Scott sold, for £75, 81 acres on the north side of the middle f 2 CONC ork of the Holston River in Washington co. Va., to Jacob Wolf, The next day, 16 Dec 1794, Joh 2 CONC n and Anne Scott sold, for £150, 160 acres on the north side of the middle fork of the Holsto 2 CONC n River in Washington co. Va., to John Orr. On that same day, they sold, for £100, 150 acre 2 CONC s on a branch of the middle fork of the Holston River in Washington co. Va., to Isaac William 2 CONC s. In the tax lists for 1793 and 1794, John Scott is listed with 250 acres; from 1795-1798, w 2 CONC ith no land. From 1799 until his death, he shows as having 122 acres. 2 CONT In 1802, a John Scott was recorded to have taken the oath to the Commonwealth of Virginia an 2 CONC d the oath of an Ensign in the 2nd battalion of the 70th regiment of the Virginia Militia b 2 CONC y justice of the peace Samuel Meek- probably not our John Scott. 2 CONT In the History of Rhea County, Tennessee, where George and Ann Scott Kincannon lived for a ti 2 CONC me (see below), John Scott was referred to as "Captain John Scott". 2 CONT Sometime shortly before Thursday, 4 Mar 1803, John Scott died in Washington co. Va. without l 2 CONC eaving a will. In a document (will book 2, page 419) filed on 4 Mar 1803 and proven in cour 2 CONC t on 18 Oct 1803, John Scott's heirs relinquished any claims to his estate, in consideratio 2 CONC n for their mother, who was said to be in a "forlorn situation", with "an unfortunate child b 2 CONC eing an ideot". They left the estate "to her own use & for the benefit, raising & nurturing t 2 CONC he said unfortunate child Mary W. Scott". 2 CONT On 9 Mar 1803, an inventory was taken of all the personal property of John Scott. 2 CONT On 1 Jan 1804 (the document was proven in court 17 Jan 1804), Ann Scott sold, for $1 (implyin 2 CONC g it was a gift), the tract of land where she lived on the north side of the middle fork of t 2 CONC he Holston River in Washington co. Va., to Andrew Scott (her son). The land totalled abou 2 CONC t 6 acres. On 14 Jan 1804, Andrew Scott sold, for $280.25, 31 acres and 36 poles on the nort 2 CONC h side of the middle fork of the Holston river in Washington co. Va., where the heirs of Gabr 2 CONC iel Gills lived, to Philip & Margaret Greever. On 19 Oct 1807, David Clark and Ann Scott sol 2 CONC d 116 acres on the north side of the middle fork of the Holston. 2 CONT John & Anna Creighton Scott had at least 6 children, according to John Scott's will: 2 CONT John (Wilson) b. 29 May 1763 York co. Pennsylvania (probably either near Peach Bo 2 CONC ttom or in what is now Adams co. PA), d. 13 Mar 1847 Waynesville, Dewitt co. Illinois. m/1 2 CONC . 3 May 1782 Washington co. Va. Sarah Kincannon d/o Francis Sr. & Elizabeth Summers? Kincanno 2 CONC n, one child; m/2. about Feb 1785 Nancy Keith d/o Daniel & Elizabeth Liddell Keith, b. 22 Jul 2 CONC y 1766 Pennsylvania or Talbot co. Maryland d. 13 Sept 1838 Waynesville Twp., McLean (now Dewi 2 CONC tt) co. Ill.; 14 children. 2 CONT Wilson- b. ca. 1768 d. after 1803, maybe 1810's Lincoln co. Tenn., maybe 1830's McNairy co. T 2 CONC enn. m. ca. 1787 _____, who prob. d. before 1803. Wilson was listed in tax lists in Washingto 2 CONC n co. Va. in 1788 and 1789 and not thereafter. There was no wife for Wilson listed in his fat 2 CONC her's probate in 1803, so he very well might have been widowed by then (or he had not yet mar 2 CONC ried by the age of about 35). He may have moved to McNairy co. Tenn., as there is a Wilson Sc 2 CONC ott listed in his 50's in the 1830 census of that county (giving a birthdate in the 1770's) 2 CONC , who appears to be a widower (no woman his age listed in the household), with (apparently 2 CONC ) a son Jesse living nearby. Neither Wilson or Jesse were there in 1840. Or, he could be th 2 CONC e patriarch of the Scott family of Lincoln county, Tennessee, and married a Catherine _____ a 2 CONC nd had 9 children (or this could be his brother Andrew). Some records of that family seem t 2 CONC o indicate a father named Andrew, and some a father named Wilson. Whoever it was died so earl 2 CONC y the records are very sketchy. 2 CONT Ann b. ca. 1772, either York (now Adams) co. Penn. or Augusta (now Washington) co. Va. d. 186 2 CONC 0's Bradley co. Tenn. m. c. 1787? 1791? Washington co. Va. George Kincannon b. ca. 1765 Yor 2 CONC k (now Adams) co. Penn. d. ca. 1834 Rhea (now Meigs) co. Tenn. George & Ann moved to Sevier c 2 CONC o. Tenn. in 1807, then to Rhea (now Meigs) co. Tenn. in the early 1820's, where George died 2 CONC . Ann later moved to Bradley co. Tenn. They had 10 or 11 children. George is said in some rec 2 CONC ords as having fought at Kings Mountain, but in another to have cried because he was too youn 2 CONC g to go along. Ann is said in a county history from 1860 to still be living in Bradley count 2 CONC y Tennessee, but I have not found her in the census for that year. 2 CONT Andrew b. ca. 1775 prob. Augusta (now Washington) co. Va. d. 1815 (19?) Lincoln co. Tenn. (so 2 CONC meone's research showed a death date of 1815, but his daugther Jane is listed in the 1850 a 2 CONC s being age 30) m. Catherine _____ (Buchanan?) b. 1780 Va. d. after 1850 Lincoln co. Tenn. N 2 CONC o marriage record is found in Washington co. Va. for them. The children of Catherine/Katherin 2 CONC e Scott and her late husband of Lincoln county Tennessee might have been Andrew's or Wilson's 2 CONC . Some researchers have thought that they were one person, named Andrew Wilson Scott; if so 2 CONC , how could they have signed the 1803 renunciation document seperately? 2 CONT Isabella b. 1776/7 now Washington co. Va. d. after 1850 Gibson co. Ind. m. 16 Apr 1795 Washin 2 CONC gton co. Va. (by Edward Crawford, Presbyterian) David Clark b. 1766/7 N. C. d. after 1850 Gib 2 CONC son co. Ind. s/o William & Mary _____ Dollison Clarke. David & Isabella moved to Adair co. Ke 2 CONC ntucky between 1807 and 1810 and to Gibson co. Ind. in 1826. They had at least 9 children, on 2 CONC e of whom was named Wilson Clark. 2 CONT Mary W. b. after 1785? Washington co. Va. d. 1803-1810? Washington co. Va. or Adair co. Kentu 2 CONC cky. Listed in her father's probate as "an ideot", probably never married. She was referred t 2 CONC o in that document as an "unfortunate child"; if we take this literally and assume it means s 2 CONC he was under age 18, she would have been born after 1785. Her mother would then have been-- a 2 CONC t least-- age 41 when she was born. She was alive in 1803 and seems to have died by 1810, bec 2 CONC ause her mother seems to no longer be living with her. 2 CONT 2 CONT On 9 Mar 1803, an inventory was taken of all the personal property of John Scott. 2 CONT On 1 Jan 1804 (the document was proven in court 17 Jan 1804), Ann Scott sold, for $1 (implyin 2 CONC g it was a gift), the tract of land where she lived on the north side of the middle fork of t 2 CONC he Holston River in Washington co. Va., to Andrew Scott (her son). The land totalled abou 2 CONC t 6 acres. On 14 Jan 1804, Andrew Scott sold, for $280.25, 31 acres and 36 poles on the nort 2 CONC h side of the middle fork of the Holston river in Washington co. Va., where the heirs of Gabr 2 CONC iel Gills lived, to Philip & Margaret Greever. On 19 Oct 1807, David Clark and Ann Scott sol 2 CONC d 116 acres on the north side of the middle fork of the Holston. 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT Author: Matt Scott 1 CHAN 2 DATE 17 May 2000 3 TIME 21:35:29 0 @I1470@ INDI 1 NAME Anna /Creighton/ 2 SURN Creighton 2 GIVN Anna 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE BEF 1745 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 1810 1 _UID 7A83DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E7729 1 FAMS @F558@ 1 NOTE 1803 Administration of estate of late husband John, called "mother" in document of children i 2 CONC n relinquishing their share of the estate. (Washington Co., VA Will Book 2 pg 383-5) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1 Jan 1804 Washington County, VA Deed Book 3 pg 118-119 a gift from Ann to son Andrew "land w 2 CONC here she lives". 2 CONT 2 CONT 18 May 1804 purchased from Gabriel Gill, a merchant, at an estate sale pots and hooks (Washin 2 CONC gton Co., VA Will Book 2 pg 544 ff) 2 CONT 2 CONT Some speculate that he maiden name was Wilson, but Matthew SCOTT who has done extensive SCOT 2 CONC T research does not concur: 2 CONT Anna's maiden name was long thought to be Wilson, which would account for the name being pass 2 CONC ed down to her sons and beyond. However, no proof has ever been found. Many sources have repe 2 CONC ated the obvious date errors in "History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon co. Illinois" (tha 2 CONC t the John Scott who was born in 1734 and married in 1756 also fought in the Revolutionary Wa 2 CONC r and had his eldest son born in 1786); also listed in this book was that John Wilson Scott' 2 CONC s first wife was Ann Craytin. However, since many of George & Anne Scott Kincannon's (see bel 2 CONC ow) descendants passed on the family name "Creighton" (including to their youngest daughter 2 CONC , Isabella Creighton Kincannon), and absolutely none of the descendants of George Kincannon' 2 CONC s brothers and sisters passed on that name, it was thought by Kincannon family researchers- a 2 CONC nd is reasonable to conclude- that the name was passed from Anne Scott's family. The confusio 2 CONC n in "History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon co. Illinois" may have come from Ann Creighto 2 CONC n being John Wilson Scott's mother's name, not his first wife's name. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 May 2002 3 TIME 16:57:04 0 @I1477@ INDI 1 NAME Andrew /Scott/ 2 SURN Scott 2 GIVN Andrew 1 SEX M 1 _UID 8883DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E8509 1 FAMS @F784@ 1 FAMC @F785@ 1 NOTE Source for this connection is a Matthew SCOTT, 423 S. Finley, Lombard IL, 60148 (1983) http:/ 2 CONC /www.bytesizesound.com/jws1/andrew.html 2 CONT also WFT #1973. 2 CONT 2 CONT Have one note from Ancestory.com (Source: tomvinson@aol.com) states this man was born in Scot 2 CONC land in 1710, Came from Scotland in 1724 and settled in PA and died 19 JAN 1794 Corain Twsp. 2 CONC , Lancaster Co., PA 2 CONT 2 CONT ANDREW SCOTT b. about 1705? Scotland d. 1794 Colerain Township, Lancaster co. Pennsylvania m 2 CONC . _____ (Sarah? maiden name Wilson?), who died before 1794. His will was written on 29 Jan 17 2 CONC 94, and proved in court 21 Jan 1795. 2 CONT Family tradition, repeated in various histories of his descendants, holds that Andrew emigrat 2 CONC ed to the United States in 1725. He seems to be listed in the 1790 census of Lancaster county 2 CONC , in Colerain Township, in a family of 4 males over the age of 16 and one female. This probab 2 CONC ly included one or two of his sons and two or three of his grandsons, but not his wife as the 2 CONC re was no wife listed in his will (either that, or she died between 1790-1794). 2 CONT The link between Andrew Scott and John Scott (father of John Wilson Scott I) is not very stro 2 CONC ng. Two strong arguments against Andrew being the father of that John are that the names of A 2 CONC ndrew's other children do not match the names chosen for John's descendants at all, and tha 2 CONC t an apparent death date of 1794 for Andrew is very late, considering John Scott apparently l 2 CONC ived 1734-1803 (people are rarely as old as 60 when their father dies); if we consider simpl 2 CONC y that John Scott was born when his father was between the ages of 20 and 40, then this Andre 2 CONC w Scott lived between 80 and 100 years. 2 CONT 2 CONT The fact that the date the will was written and the date it was proved in court were one yea 2 CONC r apart may be significant; if Andrew was aged around 89 when he wrote this will, it was almo 2 CONC st certainly an update of an earlier will, possibly because of the death of his wife or othe 2 CONC r unmentioned children (ask yourself, would a man in his late eighties write his first will t 2 CONC hen?). 2 CONT Andrew had at least 6 children (who were living in 1794), and probably more: 2 CONT Matthew- living 1794 2 CONT Ann m. _____ (William?) Kenedy , living 1794 2 CONT Margaret m. _____ Brown, living 1794 2 CONT Jean m. _____ Donaldson, living 1794 2 CONT John b. 1734 Penn. d. 1802/3 Washington co. Va. m. ca. 1762? Ann Creighton 2 CONT David- living 1794; there was a David Scott listed in the 1800 census of Lancaster co. Penn. 2 CONC , on the same page as a William Kennedy family (this implying both were born before 1755, whi 2 CONC ch makes sense). 2 CONT 2 CONT Author: Matt Scott 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Mar 2001 3 TIME 15:50:50 0 @I1478@ INDI 1 NAME Samuel /Scott/ I 2 SURN Scott 2 GIVN Samuel 2 NSFX I 1 SEX M 1 _UID 8A83DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E8729 1 FAMS @F785@ 0 @I1611@ INDI 1 NAME Richard T. /Thurman/ Jr. 2 SURN Thurman 2 GIVN Richard T. 2 NSFX Jr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1710 2 PLAC New Kent, Hanover, VA 1 DEAT 2 PLAC Prince Edward, VA 1 _UID 9484DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E92D8 1 FAMS @F552@ 1 FAMC @F2934@ 1 NOTE A Richard THURMAN listed in Pittsylvania Co., VA Census of 1785 as Head of Families with 10 w 2 CONC hite souls, 1 dwelling, and 5 other buildings. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1787 Pittsylvania Co., VA Personal Property Tax- List A lists Richard Thurman with self charg 2 CONC ed with tax 2 CONT Number of white males above 16 and under 21: 0 2 CONT Blacks above 16: 1 2 CONT Blacks under 16: 0 2 CONT Horses, mares, colts and mules: 3 2 CONT Cattle: 12 2 CONT Also with a Wm. Thurman listed as charged to Richard Thurman on taxes with no numerical entri 2 CONC es. 2 CONT 2 CONT Also John THURMAN: self 2 CONT Number of white males above 16 and under 21: 1 2 CONT Blacks above 16: 0 2 CONT Blacks under 16: 0 2 CONT Horses, mares, colts and mules: 1 2 CONT Cattle: 1 2 CONT 2 CONT A Richard THURMAN listed in the Campbell Co., VA Personal Property Tax of 1787 with: self cha 2 CONC rged with tax 2 CONT Number of white males above 16 and under 21: 1 2 CONT Blacks above 16: 1 2 CONT Blacks under 16: 2 2 CONT Horses, mares, colts and mules: 3 2 CONT Cattle: 5 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT Additional information on this line and the ancestory is from the THURMAN QUEST Homepage at h 2 CONC ttp://www.megabits.net/~lthurman (1999) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 4 Aug 2001 3 TIME 20:18:15 0 @I1718@ INDI 1 NAME William /Crittenden/ 2 SURN Crittenden 2 GIVN William 1 SEX M 1 _UID 6A85DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6947 1 FAMS @F513@ 1 NOTE List of heirs on deed in Deed Book BB, pg. 335, 11 Dec 1826 list includes: 2 CONT John, wife of John Wagster, wife of Lorenzo D. Whitworth, Shelby B. Crittenden, Mary wife o 2 CONC f Robert Thogmorton, and Elizabeth wife of John P. Smith, William and Joel. 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 deeds where William gave his daughters Mary Thogmorton and Elizabeth Smith young slave girl 2 CONC s for use in their lifetimes, Feb 8, 1827 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed dated Aug 29, 1827, where a John Crittendon of Henry Co., TN sells a slave girl Rachel 2 2 CONC 4 yrs old to Meade Hael. The deed is witnessed by Joel Crittendon. 2 CONT 2 CONT Another deed has Joel Crittendon selling land to Joel Hale, and it is witnessed by John Wagst 2 CONC er and Crittendon Wagster. 2 CONT 2 CONT Source of information--David Streets, 914 Holly Rd., Black Mountain, NC is a descended from J 2 CONC ohn P. Smith also Jennifer McGinness e-mail: jmac13@msc.net(1998). 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Jul 1999 3 TIME 22:07:14 0 @I1719@ INDI 1 NAME Sarah // 2 GIVN Sarah 1 SEX F 1 _UID 6C85DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6B67 1 FAMS @F513@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 9 Jul 1997 3 TIME 03:26:05 0 @I1729@ INDI 1 NAME /Wagster/ 2 SURN Wagster 1 SEX M 1 _UID 8085DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E7FA7 1 FAMS @F514@ 1 NOTE Information from: Wade & Marcia Scott (wambscott@home.com) (2002) 2 CONT 2 CONT The name Wagster is probably English in origin, since Wagsters appeared in England in the 16t 2 CONC h Century. One explanation, is Wagster is a corruption for Wag’s Star. It seems the pubs i 2 CONC n England often used Star as a name; thus, if the Wags owned a pub Wag’s Star, it eventuall 2 CONC y shortened to Wagster. This applies to many English names that end in “ster.” 2 CONT 2 CONT The name Wagster appears in an obituary in The Irish Times. It is definitely Irish. Many o 2 CONC f the Wagsters were living in farming area’s close to London that were taken over by the indu 2 CONC strial Revolution or City growth. This forced these people to go elsewhere. Options, at thi 2 CONC s time were into the City or to Ireland to oversee land for someone else or take what you hav 2 CONC e and try your luck in the ‘New World.” They could have come as investors in the Virginia C 2 CONC ompany or as members of the Carolinas, or Maryland colonization. 2 CONT 2 CONT There are two Wagsters in Baltimore. 2 CONT 2 CONT “Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759, by Robert W. Barnes, genealogical Co., Inc. 2 CONT Register of St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church, Index to register made by Helen Brown. M 2 CONC aryland Historical Society 2 CONT 2 CONT Niel, Thomas, married Mary Wagster after the bans were published in April 1747. 2 CONT (And History would repeat its self when Jack Neil would marry Azzlee Wagster about 140 year 2 CONC s later in Tennessee.) 2 CONT 2 CONT Isaiah Wagster married Mary Worrell November 6, 1776 in St Paul’s Parish. 2 CONT 2 CONT They could have bought a plot, came as indentured, or could have been sent by the English Gen 2 CONC try in charge of that colonization. If we ever find Wagster passage records on ships of tha 2 CONC t time, they usually state their condition. 2 CONT 2 CONT Maryland was a plantation colony founded by Lord Baltimore, a prominent English catholic. I 2 CONC t was meant to be a haven for English Catholics who were still being discriminated against i 2 CONC n England. The first settlers, 200 in number, founded Maryland at St Mary’s Catholic Church o 2 CONC n Chesapeake Bay. Lord Baltimore intended Maryland to be a moneymaking proposition. So he s 2 CONC old sections of land and left it up to the landowner to do as he wished, as long as he produc 2 CONC ed a crop and contributed financially. Thus many landowners were absentee. They sent overse 2 CONC ers and indentured servants and later slaves to grow and produce the valuable Tobacco to be s 2 CONC ent back to England. Baltimore from the outset allowed freedom of worship, provided you wer 2 CONC e not atheist or Jewish. Society in Maryland could be small farmers, catholic and Episcopa 2 CONC l Land barons and protestant back country planters. 2 CONT 2 CONT The next Wagster we find in the new world is William Wagster in the Carolinas. We are descen 2 CONC ded from William. A Restoration Charter formed the Carolina’s in 1663. The Carolina’s were m 2 CONC ade up of small farmers and tobacco planters, Charles Town or Charleston, as we know it today 2 CONC , was founded in 1670. Many of the settlers in the Carolinas came from the English settlemen 2 CONC t in Barbados. There were a few French Huguenots (Protestants) and African slaves. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Jul 1999 3 TIME 22:32:13 0 @I1730@ INDI 1 NAME /Smith/ 2 SURN Smith 1 SEX M 1 _UID 8285DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E81C7 1 FAMS @F227@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 9 Jul 1997 3 TIME 02:58:14 0 @I2079@ INDI 1 NAME Unknown // 2 GIVN Unknown 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 PLAC VA 2 SOUR @S292@ 1 _UID 62FBD64BB250D711BE2500C0267EFAB05988 1 FAMS @F244@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Mar 2003 3 TIME 17:42:14 0 @I2471@ INDI 1 NAME Ann /Browne/ 2 SURN Browne 2 GIVN Ann 1 SEX F 1 _UID 4C8BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E51C1 1 FAMS @F501@ 1 FAMC @F1125@ 1 NOTE Listed in her father's will as the Eldest Daughter Ann ye wife of Ric: Cording. She is liste 2 CONC d as Southerland in her brother's wills indicating that she remarried after the death of Rich 2 CONC ard, which must have been shortly after her father's death in 1666. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 23 Nov 1997 3 TIME 18:47:58 0 @I2472@ INDI 1 NAME Thomas /Browne/ Lt. Col 2 SURN Browne 2 GIVN Thomas 2 NSFX Lt. Col 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1666 2 PLAC Lower Norfolk Co., VA 1 _UID 4E8BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E53E1 1 FAMS @F1125@ 1 NOTE Book E. f 12, 22 Oct 1666, proved 6 Dec 1666, Norfolk Co., Wills 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas BROWNE of ye Western Branch of Elizabeth River in ye County of Lower Norfolk... 2 CONT 2 CONT ...my Eldest sonn Thomas Browne...land seated on.. my son John Browne.. two hundred and fort 2 CONC y Acres of Land A neck...my sonne Brown, Henry...land knowne by the name of Drum Point..my tw 2 CONC o youngest sonns Christopher Browne, & William Brown all ye land lying between Drum point nec 2 CONC k & a branceh called Barron point...at twenty-one..by Eldest daughter Ann ye wife of Ric CORD 2 CONC ING..my daughter Elizabeth Browne..my daughter Mary.. witnesses: John Hatton, Tho. Fulcher 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Jan 2001 3 TIME 21:15:27 0 @I2480@ INDI 1 NAME William /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN William 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1715 2 PLAC Somerset Co., MD 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1772 2 PLAC Mecklenburg Co., NC 1 _UID 5E8BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E63E1 1 FAMS @F494@ 1 FAMC @F3199@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 21 Nov 1999 3 TIME 14:57:17 0 @I2481@ INDI 1 NAME Agnes /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Agnes 1 SEX F 1 _UID 608BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6501 1 FAMS @F494@ 1 FAMC @F5909@ 1 NOTE Was a cousin to her husband, William. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 21 Nov 1999 3 TIME 14:27:54 0 @I2562@ INDI 1 NAME James /Whitlow/ Sr. 2 SURN Whitlow 2 GIVN James 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1700 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1782 2 PLAC Henrico Co., VA 1 _UID 028CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0830 1 FAMS @F701@ 1 FAMC @F1154@ 1 NOTE He was from Henrico Co. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Jan 2001 3 TIME 21:30:58 0 @I2563@ INDI 1 NAME Nicholas /Mealer/ 2 SURN Mealer 2 GIVN Nicholas 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1783 1 _UID 048CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0A50 1 FAMS @F702@ 1 FAMC @F1155@ 1 NOTE !DEATH: Will book 2, Lunenburg Co., VA Page 166 2 CONT !MARRIAGE: Christ Church Parish, 26 Dec 1732, Middlesex Co., VA 2 CONT Nicholas lived in Henrico Co. before he moved to Mecklenburg. Check Lunenburg Co. Deed Boo 2 CONC k 7, page 101, May 4, 1762. Nichols Mealer of Parish of Varina, Henrico Co. bought 400 A bet 2 CONC ween Roanoke River and Bluestone Ck. 2 CONT !CHILDREN: Listed in will. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 Apr 2000 3 TIME 16:25:37 0 @I2564@ INDI 1 NAME Ann /Burnes/ 2 SURN Burnes 2 GIVN Ann 1 SEX F 1 _UID 068CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0C70 1 FAMS @F702@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Feb 1998 3 TIME 23:45:13 0 @I2579@ INDI 1 NAME Zachary /Mealer/ 2 SURN Mealer 2 GIVN Zachary 1 SEX M 1 _UID 248CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2A50 1 FAMS @F1155@ 1 FAMC @F1160@ 0 @I2580@ INDI 1 NAME Lemuel /Mealer/ 2 SURN Mealer 2 GIVN Lemuel 1 SEX M 1 _UID 268CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2C70 1 FAMS @F1160@ 0 @I2581@ INDI 1 NAME Millington /Blalock/ 2 SURN Blalock 2 GIVN Millington 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1720 2 PLAC Hanover Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1776 2 PLAC NC 1 _UID 288CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2E90 1 FAMS @F515@ 1 FAMC @F901@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2002 3 TIME 09:45:53 0 @I2582@ INDI 1 NAME John William /Blalock/ 2 SURN Blalock 2 GIVN John William 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1671 2 PLAC Accomac Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1745 2 PLAC Louisa Co., Va 1 _UID 2A8CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E30B0 1 FAMS @F901@ 1 FAMC @F1161@ 1 NOTE Information is from Jessie BLALOCK: Jessie.Blalock@clark.net (October 1997) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Jun 1999 3 TIME 16:02:31 0 @I2583@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Millington/ 2 SURN Millington 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1671 2 PLAC Hanover Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1745 2 PLAC Louisa Co., VA 1 _UID 2C8CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E32D0 1 FAMS @F901@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Feb 1998 3 TIME 00:38:03 0 @I2592@ INDI 1 NAME Thomas /Blalock/ Jr. 2 SURN Blalock 2 GIVN Thomas 2 NSFX Jr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1628 2 PLAC Accomac Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1677 2 PLAC Accomac Co., Va 1 _UID 3E8CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E44F0 1 FAMS @F1161@ 1 FAMC @F1166@ 1 NOTE Information is from Jessie BLALOCK: Jessie.BLALOCK@clark.net(October 1997) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Feb 1998 3 TIME 00:45:10 0 @I2593@ INDI 1 NAME Anne Christian /Scott/ 2 SURN Scott 2 GIVN Anne Christian 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1630 2 PLAC Accomac Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1677 2 PLAC Accomac Co., VA 1 _UID 408CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4610 1 FAMS @F1161@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Feb 1998 3 TIME 00:55:57 0 @I2597@ INDI 1 NAME Thomas /Blalock/ 2 SURN Blalock 2 GIVN Thomas 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1597 2 PLAC Cumberland Co., England 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1660 2 PLAC Accomac Co., VA 1 _UID 488CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4E90 1 FAMS @F1166@ 1 NOTE Information is from Jessie BLALOCK: Jessie.Blalock@clark.net(October 1997) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 May 2001 3 TIME 20:44:28 0 @I2598@ INDI 1 NAME Rachel // 2 GIVN Rachel 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1583 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 1660 2 PLAC Accomac Co., VA 1 _UID 4A8CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E50B0 1 FAMS @F1166@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Feb 1998 3 TIME 00:48:51 0 @I2724@ INDI 1 NAME Alexander /Davidson/ 2 SURN Davidson 2 GIVN Alexander 2 NPFX Captain 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE BEF 1755 2 PLAC Rowan Co., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1818 2 PLAC Bedford Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Round Hill Cemetery, Belfast, TN unmarked grave 1 _UID 468DDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4D7F 1 FAMS @F343@ 1 FAMC @F1222@ 1 NOTE Information received from Bill Allen, West Bend, WI allen@nconnect.net(Dec 1997) His ancesto 2 CONC r is Thomas son of Alexander. Another researchers is Mike Davidson, Oregon (2000) mikenpat@h 2 CONC arborside.com 2 CONT 2 CONT They came to Middle TN first to Williamson Co., later to Bedford/Marshall about 1805. Court r 2 CONC ecords as of 2 Aug 1805, then again in 1808. 2 CONT 2 CONT These are the suspected parents of my Henrietta. The mother's name and the close proximity m 2 CONC ake them very likely. 2 CONT 2 CONT The dates were obtained from a book in the Marshall Co., TN Library and were submitted by Mrs 2 CONC . Thomas A. McAdams Rt 1 Petersburg, TN 37144. I understand that she is now deceased. The l 2 CONC ine of this Alexander DAVIDSON is also in the Marshall Co. History Quarterly. Other source 2 CONC s listed are: Mrs. J. B. Shapard, 500 N. Washington St., Tullahoma, TN 37388, Dr. C. R. Kin 2 CONC g, 6811 Joyce, Austin, TX 78757, Mrs. Helen M. Whitson, 1604 Greenberry Rd., Jefferson City 2 CONC , M0 65101, R. T. Davidson, 515 Agee Ave NW, Camden, AR 71701, and Mrs. LaRue F. Davidson, 16 2 CONC 79 Speedway Apt D., Witchita Falls, TX 76301 2 CONT 2 CONT My Elizabeth & John McADAMS are also on the list of entries submitted by the same above docum 2 CONC ent submitted by Mrs. McAdams. 2 CONT 2 CONT Alexander & family came to middle TN (first to Williamson Co., later to Bedford/Marshall Coun 2 CONC ty) about 1805.(Court records in Williamson Co., TN 2 Aug 1805, and again in 1808.) 2 CONT 2 CONT Captain Davidson was living in Rowan Co., when the war began and records show he enlisted Apr 2 CONC il 16, 1776. He was in Colonel Thomas Clark's Company, First NC Battalion. "Sketches of Wes 2 CONC tern NC" by Hunter, gives a good account of his participation in the war. 2 CONT 2 CONT From "Revolutionary War Patriots of Marshall Co., TN", compiled by Jane W. Alford, 1976: Cap 2 CONC tain Alexander Davidson was born before 1755 in Rowan Co., NC and died in Bedford Co., (now M 2 CONC arshall)TN in 1818. He was the son of Revolutionary soldier, Joseph Davidson who was born ca 2 CONC . 1725 and died after 15 Sep 1795, in Statesville, NC. Captain Davidson married Henrietta Cl 2 CONC ayton in Rowan Co., in 1769. She was the daughter of George Clayton, b 1723, d 1786, and Sar 2 CONC ah Lambert. Henrietta was born in 1745. 2 CONT References: 2 CONT Hunter, Sketches of Western NC in the Revolutionary War 2 CONT Miss Susie Gentry's papers in State of TN Archives, Nashville, TN 2 CONT Research by Joseph W. Watson, Rocky Mount, NC 2 CONT Davidson Family Research by Mildred F. Roberts 2 CONT DAR Patriot Index 1966 pg. 177 2 CONT DAR National no. 27801 2 CONT SAR National No. 1025 2 CONT Colonial and State Records of NC Rev. War. Voucher #5962 2 CONT 2 CONT He supposedly served under his father in the Revolutionary War. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Nov 2003 3 TIME 23:11:07 0 @I2725@ INDI 1 NAME Jane Henrietta /Clayton/ 2 SURN Clayton 2 GIVN Jane Henrietta 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE BEF 1745 2 PLAC Rowan Co., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1816 2 PLAC Marshall Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Round Hill Cemetery, Belfast, TN unmarked grave 1 _UID 488DDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4F9F 1 FAMS @F343@ 1 FAMC @F1223@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Nov 2003 3 TIME 23:12:19 0 @I2726@ INDI 1 NAME Joseph /Davidson/ 2 SURN Davidson 2 GIVN Joseph 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1725 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 18 Sep 1795 2 PLAC Statesville, NC 1 _UID 4A8DDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E51BF 1 FAMS @F1222@ 1 NOTE Information from "Revolutionary War Patriots of Marshall Co., TN" compiled by Jane W. Alfrod 2 CONC , 1976. 2 CONT 2 CONT Was in Lancaster Co., PA about 1750 then moved on to Rowan Co., NC (now Iredell). Charter me 2 CONC mber of Fourth Creek Presbyterian Church founded in 1756. Received land grant from Earl of G 2 CONC ranville (900 acres). His house, still standing; built about 1802, is located between Wallac 2 CONC e Spring Rd. and Buffalo Shoals Rd. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 6 Apr 1999 3 TIME 01:27:22 0 @I2727@ INDI 1 NAME Sarah // 2 GIVN Sarah 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1723 1 _UID 4C8DDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E53DF 1 FAMS @F1222@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 4 Nov 2000 3 TIME 21:24:50 0 @I2728@ INDI 1 NAME George /Clayton/ 2 SURN Clayton 2 GIVN George 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1723 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1786 2 PLAC Iredell Co., NC 1 _UID 4E8DDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E55FF 1 FAMS @F1223@ 1 NOTE Information from Virgina Green, Tampa, FL e-mail: GGreen2158@aol.com (1998) 2 CONT Lists Henrietta as his daughter. 2 CONT 2 CONT Also notes from Marshall Co., TN Library, Revolutionary War Patriots of Marshall Co., TN comp 2 CONC iled by Jane W. Alford, 1976: Captain Alexander Davidson b before 1755 in Rowan Co., NC d Be 2 CONC dford Co in 1818 m Henrietta Clayton in Rowan Co. in 1769 b 1745 daughter of George Clayto 2 CONC n b 1723 d 1786 & Sarah Lambert. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Apr 1999 3 TIME 00:37:39 0 @I2736@ INDI 1 NAME Araminta (Ann) /Liston/ 2 SURN Liston 2 GIVN Araminta (Ann) 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1630 2 PLAC Raphoe, Donegal, Ulster, Ireland 1 _UID 05F1E4D7D81FD511B568444553540000DBEB 1 FAMS @F3202@ 1 FAMC @F5833@ 1 NOTE First Families pg 248 " William Alexander Sr. m. Ann Liston dau. Rev. William Liston from Let 2 CONC terkenny Ireland." 2 CONT 2 CONT Tepper p.7 says "William Alexander & Ann liston of Raphoe Plantation in Somerset Co., MD, b 2 CONC y 1666 assigned proprerty by Thomas Strawbridge. This William b. 1646 died before 1707 in Som 2 CONC erset had a great grandson John Alexander who died ca 1767 in Northumberland Co. John Alexand 2 CONC er moved to Northumberland when he was quite aged." 2 CONT 2 CONT Virkus Vol V p 42 under Arnold, " William Alexander came from Scotland before 1675 and settle 2 CONC d in Somerset Co., MD. Issue as known, Wiliam Jr. m to Catherine. 2 CONT 2 CONT Tepper pg 3 " A William Alexander Sr. and William Alexander Jr.eventually resided in Somerse 2 CONC t County, MD. No doubt one of of these was Willliam Alexander and Ann Liston of Raphoe Planta 2 CONC tion in Somerset County MD. William Alexander Sr. was an early settler in Somerset between Au 2 CONC g 1666 and 1700. 2 CONT 2 CONT Alex Kin "On page 5, Chapter II of Alex Kin it starts something to the affect that their ance 2 CONC stor is James, the weaver, but willl include material they have on seven brothers. The firs 2 CONC t one listed is William Alexander (born 1646) his cattle mark registered 1687, his son Wm. Jr 2 CONC . and his wife Ann, probably Ann Liston, dau of Wm. Liston. 2 CONT 2 CONT (Information from the GEDCOM files of H. Jack WELL from the WorldConnect Project at Rootsweb. 2 CONC ) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 23 Mar 2001 3 TIME 22:41:07 0 @I3623@ INDI 1 NAME John /Whitsett/ 2 SURN Whitsett 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1746 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1786 2 PLAC Orange Co., NC 1 _UID 4C94DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5A48 1 FAMS @F685@ 1 FAMC @F1509@ 1 NOTE Naturalized 22 Sep 1770 in Orange Co., NC 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Nov 1998 3 TIME 02:36:34 0 @I3624@ INDI 1 NAME Judith /Tolly/ 2 SURN Tolly 2 GIVN Judith 1 SEX F 1 _UID 4E94DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5C68 1 FAMS @F685@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 May 1998 3 TIME 17:45:46 0 @I3625@ INDI 1 NAME William Thomas /Whitsett/ 2 SURN Whitsett 2 GIVN William Thomas 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1709 2 PLAC Ireland 1 DEAT 2 DATE 24 Oct 1798 2 PLAC Tryon Co., NC 1 _UID 5094DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5E88 1 FAMS @F1509@ 1 FAMC @F1510@ 1 NOTE WHITSETT Family data extracted from pg 278 of Volume II of the book "My Finding" privately pu 2 CONC blished by Lillian Vesta BROWN-JOHNSON, Smyrna, TN 1991. A copy of which is in the possessi 2 CONC on of Mary Ann CALAHAN MCCAFFREY, 974 Greerland Dr., Nashville, TN 37204. 2 CONT 2 CONT Came to PA from Ireland on or before 1740 with two brothers, John and Joseph. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Nov 1998 3 TIME 22:20:46 0 @I3626@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Dawson/ 2 SURN Dawson 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 PLAC Ireland 1 _UID 5294DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E60A8 1 FAMS @F1509@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 May 1998 3 TIME 18:17:53 0 @I3627@ INDI 1 NAME William /Whitsett/ 2 SURN Whitsett 2 GIVN William 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1689 2 PLAC Ireland 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1769 2 PLAC Ireland 1 _UID 5494DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E62C8 1 FAMS @F1510@ 1 FAMC @F1511@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Nov 1998 3 TIME 02:33:26 0 @I3628@ INDI 1 NAME Samuel /Whitsett/ 2 SURN Whitsett 2 GIVN Samuel 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1664 2 PLAC Ireland 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1754 2 PLAC VA 1 _UID 5694DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E64E8 1 FAMS @F1511@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Nov 1998 3 TIME 20:13:52 0 @I3631@ INDI 1 NAME Mary // 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 _UID 5C94DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6A48 1 FAMS @F149@ 1 NOTE She is named in settlement documents as Isaac's widow. She is also listed as being married t 2 CONC o Benjamin AUSTIN in a settlement record in Burke Co., NC of Isaac's estate 26 Jul 1804. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 May 1998 3 TIME 03:02:29 0 @I3731@ INDI 1 NAME James H. /Russell/ 2 SURN Russell 2 GIVN James H. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 PLAC TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1839 2 PLAC Obion Co., TN 1 _UID 2495DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E33D7 1 FAMS @F94@ 1 NOTE 20 Jul 1808 a deed of transfer from John Thompson of Davidson Co., TN conveys 400 acres on Du 2 CONC ck River to James Russel also of Davidson Co., TN (215)( First Deed Book, Maury Co., 1807-181 2 CONC 8) 2 CONT 2 CONT CHARLOTTE RUSSELL, nee Kinzer, wife of James H. Russell; born Jan. 10, 1810; married Oct. 12 2 CONC , 1827; died Maury Co., Tenn., Dec. 12, 1884; a wife and mother. from DEATHS THE NASHVILLE CH 2 CONC RISTIAN ADVOCATE, 1885-1886 2 CONT 2 CONT Priestley, P. 1827 Dover, TN In Report that Stewart County Entry Taker, James H. Russell ha 2 CONC s died. Recommends Neil McDaniel as successor. 2 CONT 2 CONT Jas Russell sold land to Nicholas Branch 1811 Bedford Co., TN Deed Book C, page 365 2 CONT 2 CONT James Russell sold land to Comrs. 1812 Bedford Co., TN Deed Book D, pg 110 2 CONT 2 CONT Early TN Tax Lists 2 CONT 1811 James Russell Maury Co. 2 CONT the only Russells in Maury in 1820 were David And Richard. Sumner Co. 2 CONT (parent Co. for Smith) shows Bryce Russell 1797. Too early to be Bias but the only Russell l 2 CONC isted in Sumner (no Smith listing). 2 CONT 2 CONT Looking up James Russell household census listing in Tennessee 1820 and 1830 censuses,lookin 2 CONC g for a best match: 2 CONT 1820: 2-0-0-0-1-0 2-1-0-1-0 2 CONT 1830: 0-0-1-1-0-0-1 2-1-0-2-0-0-1 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 TN 2 CONT Russel, James Williamson 2 CONT James R. Wayne 2 CONT James H. Stewart 2 CONT Elam Williamson 2 CONT John Williamson 2 CONT John Lincoln 2 CONT Russell, James Giles 2 CONT James Overton 2 CONT James Rutherford 2 CONT James Smith 2 CONT James White 2 CONT Elam Smith 2 CONT Ealam Williamson 2 CONT John Franklin 2 CONT John Franklin 2 CONT John Montgomery 2 CONT John White 2 CONT John G. Giles 2 CONT Smith Co. is where Bias came from. Others in 1820 Smith--Henry, Hiram, 2 CONT John, Asa, Mitchell. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1830 TN 2 CONT James Russell Rutherford Co. 2 CONT " " Bedford Co. (There is a James listed in the Bedford Co., TN Newspaper Vita 2 CONC l Records written by Tim and Hele 2 CONC n 2 CONC Marsh, also other listings for James in Bedford and Giles Co., TN records.-I need to c 2 CONC heck this out!) 2 CONT " " White Co. 2 CONT James R. Russell Sumner Co. 2 CONT James Russel WilliamsonCo. 2 CONT James Russel Davidson Co. 2 CONT Thomas Russel Davidson Co. 2 CONT Thomas Russel Bedford Co. 2 CONT James Russel Giles Co. 2 CONT John Russel Giles Co. 2 CONT Ansolem Russell Obion Co. 2 CONT James Russell Hardeman Co. 2 CONT James M. Russell Henry Co. 2 CONT James W. Russell Haywood Co. 2 CONT James R. Russell Wayne Co. 2 CONT James Russill Haywood Co. 2 CONT George Sorrel Henry Co. 2 CONT John & Thomas Sorrel Henry Co. 2 CONT Thomas Sowell Maury Co. 2 CONT William " " 2 CONT Rion " " 2 CONT Lucy " " 2 CONT Charles " " 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a James H. RUSSELL in Carroll Co., TN, Lawyer allowed to practice 1821, 22 or 23. ( 2 CONC Carroll was the county from which Gibson originated.) 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a James H. RUSSELL in 1820 Steward Co., TN Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT Nov 1823 List of Entry Takers and Surveyors from each county lists a James D. Russell as entr 2 CONC y taker in Stewart Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT North Carolina Military Warrants from 3 Jun 1800-19 Dec 1800 lists a James Russell 28, 36.(T 2 CONC hese records are in the TN Land Office, Nashville, TN) 2 CONT 2 CONT TN County lists in Early TN Records No. 1188 John Dickson 640 acres in Tennessee County wit 2 CONC h a James Russell as a witness. (No Date.) 2 CONT 2 CONT Obion Co., TN Census of 1830 does not list a James RUSSELL. 2 CONT 2 CONT 14 Oct 1831, Maury Co., TN a James Russell and Thomas Sowell are listed as purchasers on th 2 CONC e estate of Stephen Edwards. Pg 400. (As I find Thomas SOWELL in Maury Co., TN it is hand-wri 2 CONC tten consistently as SOWELL, and if he signs his name, it appears to be SOWELL, but hard to b 2 CONC e for sure. Because my Thomas SORREL only signed with his mark, I am very doubtful this is m 2 CONC y Thomas SORREL.)-Sherry S. Finchum 2 CONT 2 CONT Circuit Court Minutes in 1838, Obion Co., TN list James H. RUSSELL on the Jury. 2 CONT 2 CONT Troy, Obion Co., TN 15 Oct 1838 James is on Jury Duty (Obion Co., TN Circuit Court Minutes 2 CONC , p 239) (also jury duty again pg. 249) 2 CONT 2 CONT Jul 1839, pg. 179 County Court of Obion Co., TN lists T.P.C. Russell and Thomas Sorrells as t 2 CONC he Administrators of James Russell, deceased. 2 CONT 2 CONT 20 Aug 1839, pages 169-172, both Thomas SORRELL and T.C.P. RUSSELL signed with their marks Ac 2 CONC count of Sales made of personal property of the estate of James RUSSELL, Deceased (Some name 2 CONC s listed of interest): Thos. P. C. RUSSELL, Harvey RUSSELL, Thomas SORRELL, Martin VANCE, Joh 2 CONC n Long, and many others. 2 CONT 2 CONT Obion County court record gives John Long (the husband of Margaret Malinda Russell Long) gua 2 CONC rdianship for the minor children of James Russell and states that he is their brother-in-law! 2 CONC !!!! The children listed are Nancy O. Russell, Sebre Russell and Neety Russell. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mar 1840 term, pg 205 Thomas Russell & Thomas Sorrells, Adms of estate of James Russell retur 2 CONC ned an account of sales of said estate. They are to lay off a dowerage of one years provisi 2 CONC ons for the support of Russell widow. (No name given!) 2 CONT 2 CONT Also another possible relative--dates just make it hard to pinpoint--is a Malinda RUSSELL t 2 CONC o Pinckney BELL marriage 18 Aug 1866 in Obion Co., TN. Elizabeth named her first female chil 2 CONC d Malinda, making this a very probably relative, but due to dates, probably a niece rather th 2 CONC an a sister. 2 CONT 2 CONT Very likely a Rosey RUSSELL who married a Francis Gideon 30 Dec 1839 in Obion Co., TN is rela 2 CONC ted.(I now believe that this is his widow!) 2 CONT 2 CONT There is also a Sarah A. married to a James W. Brown on 26 Jul 1850 in Obion Co., TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a Sylvia RUSSELL living with Margaret RUSSELL WHITESIDE and husband Jonathan in th 2 CONC e 1850 Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT James RUSSELL m Charity BLACK on 22 Mar 1853. 2 CONT 2 CONT Ansolum 1825-1830 numerous entries 2 CONT Andrew Russell Oct 1826 Roadwork. Also: Circuit Court 1826-1834 pg. 232 2 CONT Austin Russell-one entry 2 CONT Also: neighboring Gibson Co., TN Minute Book 1824-1832: Ansolem RUSSELL appointed Constable f 2 CONC or Northern District Jan 1824. 2 CONT 2 CONT Ansolem RUSSELL b 1798, NC m Rebecca NEEDHAM about 1824 in Gibson Co., TN. Rebecca was b 179 2 CONC 3, Randolph Co., NC 2 CONT Children: 2 CONT John H., b 1825 Obion Co., TN 2 CONT Catherine 1829, Obion Co., TN 2 CONT Sarah 1831, Obion Co., TN 2 CONT Matilda Ann, 1833 Obion Co., TN 2 CONT Samuel F., 1835, Obion Co., TN m Matilda: (North Union Cumberland Presbyterian Church 31 Au 2 CONC g 1835-18 Sep 1918) 2 CONT Ansolem, 1843, Graves Co., KY 2 CONT (This family information from: Susan Law FANN susdenfann@aol.com) (2001) 2 CONT 2 CONT Another possible relative is Andrew Martin RUSSELL. A descendant is Terry RUSSELL tdrussel@u 2 CONC sit.net 2 CONT 2 CONT Andrew Martin RUSSELL m Annie Caroline PRICE. They married in 1848. Their children were: Ed 2 CONC gar Ernest, Albert Pickney, Martin, James, Molly, Lula, Lizzie, and Maggie. Lizzie married W 2 CONC alter THROTON, Molly married Rollen GORDON, Edgar and his family lived in OK and TX. He wen 2 CONC t to CA for a while when he was a young man. Edgar Ernest RUSSELL was b in Collin Co., TX (B 2 CONC lue Ridge, TX) on 5 Apr 1886 2 CONT 2 CONT The following is the other Thomas RUSSELL family from KY: 2 CONT 2 CONT In the 1860 Obion Co., TN Census District 3, HH 985 there is also a J.M. RUSSELL 37 b KY; N.D 2 CONC . 33 b TN; W. W. (or H.) Male 16 b TN; M. A. Female 14 TN; M.S. Female 12 TN; N. C. (or E. 2 CONC ) Female 10 TN; J. F. Male 8 TN; R. L. Female 5 TN; C.P. Male 3 TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1870 Obion Co., TN District 6 lists: Roda 44 KY; John 21 KY; Mary S. 18 KY; Minerva J or I 1 2 CONC 5 KY, Nancy A. 12 KY, Thomas 7 TN; and William S 4 TN-there could be more children listed o 2 CONC n the next page! Obion Co., TN Cemeteries list: Rhoda Russell, 31 Jul 1825-5 Nov 1922, Mothe 2 CONC r with John Russell, 1 Mar 1849-28 Jul 1918, son., Thomas P. Russell 1862-1939 with Mary Juli 2 CONC a Russell, 1862-1951, Manerva Jane Russell, 11 Nov 1854-9 Jul 1926. 2 CONT 2 CONT Also: District 15, HH #1128 William RUSSELL Male 28 TN; S. Female 25 TN; J. A. Male 5 TN; I 2 CONC . (or J.) W. Male 2 TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT In the 1824-1828 Obion Co., TN Court minutes there is: Absolim RUSSELL Apr 1825-Road Overseer 2 CONC . 2 CONT Anselem Russell Dec 1828 lists a 50 acre occupant survey.(Occupant and Entry Book-Register o 2 CONC f Deeds) 2 CONT Ansolem Russell 1830 Obion Co. TN Census with wife and 3 very young children. 2 CONT 20001-100001 2 CONT 2 males under 5 2 CONT 1 male 20-30 years 2 CONT 1 female under 5 2 CONT 1 female 30-40 1 SOUR @S123@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Jul 2003 3 TIME 17:34:51 0 @I4139@ INDI 1 NAME Berry /Rees/ 2 SURN Rees 2 GIVN Berry 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 1820 1 _UID 5498DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6604 1 FAMS @F225@ 1 FAMC @F2959@ 1 NOTE The information below is listed to assist in determining the ancestry of our REES/E family 2 CONC . It has yet to be determined the actual given name of the man who married and fathered th 2 CONC e children of our Sally. We find no record of a Berry REESE anywhere in VA in early records 2 CONC . He very likely could have been killed in the War of 1812. One of the sons of Virginia REE 2 CONC S COLLIER, daughter of Robert W. REES was named Berry. 2 CONT 2 CONT Sally is HOH in the 1820 Bedford Co., VA Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT I did suspect this man's actual first name to be William (son and three grandsons) and his fa 2 CONC ther's name to be Robert or Slowman because these names are used in the names of sons or gran 2 CONC dsons, but if the William in Bedford Co., VA who died in 1810 is a brother, then probably no 2 CONC t his name also. The names Jordan and Perry are also grandsons names. 2 CONT 2 CONT I did find a William REESE who was recorded in the Order Books of Bedford Co., VA. He was sw 2 CONC orn for jury duty. 2 CONT 2 CONT In Book 17, 1815-1820 there is a William REESE, pg 745...... 2 CONT February Court 1820 2 CONT William Reese being first sworn- came into court and made oath that he entered under Capt. El 2 CONC ias Edmonds (---) & Porterfield regiment in the Virginia line for the term of three years & s 2 CONC erved four years & four months & received an honorable discharge from Major Mazzaro which dis 2 CONC charge was destroyed by water-before he reached home-and that his indigent circumstances requ 2 CONC ires the assistance of his country for support. Jacob White sworn, says that the said Willia 2 CONC m Reese is in very indigent circumstances & needs the assistance of his country for support 2 CONC . The Bedford County, VA History Book lists a William REESE on the Militia roll during the R 2 CONC evolution. (Perhaps the William who married Milly SWAIN.) 2 CONT 2 CONT The 1810 Census has a William REESE, pg 478 with himself as Male age 26-45, 2 females under 1 2 CONC 0 and 1 female age 26-45(assumed his wife) [This is probably the William REESE who married Mi 2 CONC lly Swain in Bedford Co., VA: William REESE and Milly SWAIN, 31 Aug 1801, surety, Chas. Swain 2 CONC ]. He is too young to have done the Revolution! Too old for our William Gibbs. The Willia 2 CONC m REESE from Franklin Co., VA who died in 1810 (father of William Washington, John, etc.) wa 2 CONC s already dead, and his wife Mary is listed on page 480 of the 1810 Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT There are 3 Williams in Dinwiddie Co., VA in the tax records 1782. 2 CONT Wm REES 1 free male, 0 Negros, 1 Negro under age, 0 horses, and 2 cattle. 2 CONT William REES 1 free male, 2 Negros, 1 Negro under age, 6 horses, 20 cattle. 2 CONT William REES 1 free male, 0 Negros, 1 Negro under age, 1 horse, 0 cattle. 2 CONT 2 CONT There are 2 Williams in Dinwiddie Co., VA in the tax records of 1787, listed as Jr. and Sr 2 CONC . [This Jr. & Sr. does not denote relation, only 1 the older!] 2 CONT 2 CONT The Bedford Co. Order Books list a William in 2 separate jury lists in May 1786. There ar 2 CONC e 2 William REESE on the list of taxpayers for Bedford Co., VA in 1809. (William who marrie 2 CONC d Milly, and the William who died in 1810?) 2 CONT 2 CONT The William REESE from Franklin Co., VA (father of William Washington REESE, did not buy lan 2 CONC d in Bedford Co., VA until 1806, with the 1818 tax list listing his estate). 2 CONT 2 CONT The names Roger, William, and Richard appear first in Dinwiddie and were probably brothers o 2 CONC r father/sons. The names Hugh, Isham, and Jordan appear early and are there at least throug 2 CONC h 1800. 2 CONT 2 CONT Lunenburg County in 1748, 1749, 1750 and 1751 embraced an area now in 11 counties which are 2 CONC : Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, Charlotte, Halifax, Pittsylvania, Henry, Patrick, Franklin, Campbel 2 CONC l, Bedford, and Appomattox. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1782 Dinwiddie Co., VA formed from Prince George County in 1752 lists: Jordan, Josiah, Franci 2 CONC s, William, William, James, Amey, Isham, Edward, Wm., and Frederick REES. 2 CONT 2 CONT In the records of 1787 VA there are numerous names in the Tax Records with the spellings: REE 2 CONC CE, REES, and REESE. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1787 Dinwiddie Co., VA lists: Frederick; Edward; William, Jr; Jordan; Isham; Amey; Jesse; Wil 2 CONC liam, Sr; Capt. Hugh; Francis; Henry; and Herod REESE. 2 CONT 2 CONT Early VA Rees Taxpayers (1782-1787) are: 2 CONT Dinwiddie County: Amey, Edward, Francis, Frederick, Henry, Hugh, Isham, James, Jordan, Josiah 2 CONC , Robert, William, William, William 2 CONT 2 CONT Land Records in Dinwiddie County, VA 1752-1820 by Thomas P. Hughes, Jr. 2 CONT Land was owned by Amey, Edward, Elizabeth, Francis, Frederick, Henry, Herbert (son of Jordan) 2 CONC , Herbert Jr., Hugh, Isham, Jacob, John, Jordan, Perry, Richard, Robert, William REESE 2 CONT 2 CONT Dinwiddie Co., VA Personal Property Tax: List B 1787- REESE: Frederic, Edward, Jordan, Isham 2 CONC , Capt. Hugh, and Francis 2 CONT 2 CONT Perry(Edward P.)Reese, 1792-1793 taxed on 73 acres. 2 CONT From Greensville Co., VA Marriage records: Edward Perry REESE m to Jane WATSON 10 Dec 1788, J 2 CONC ohn WATSON as surety. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1790 VA Census for VA is lost. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1800: VA Census-Does not exist! 2 CONT 2 CONT 1800-1821 Tax Lists for Bedford County, VA 2 CONT 2 CONT Reese/Reece/Rees, they had to be age 16 to be listed: 2 CONT 2 CONT Jordan Reese 1802-1813 2 CONT David Reese 1803-1804 and then 1815 on 2 CONT Slowman Reese 1802 & 1803 2 CONT John Reese 1801on 2 CONT William Reese, Sr. 1804-1818, part of this must be his estate, mentioned in the 1818 tax list 2 CONC . (Sr. denotes that he was the oldest, not necessarily related!) (Probably William who died i 2 CONC n 1810.) 2 CONT 2nd William Reese 1809 on (Probably William who married Milly SWAIN) 2 CONT Robert W Reese 1811 on 2 CONT Stephen Reese 1817 on 2 CONT Edmund Reese 1819 2 CONT Joseph Reese 1820 2 CONT 2 CONT 1810 Census of VA 2 CONT 2 CONT Dinwiddie County lists REESE: Frances, Fredrick, Henry, Herbert Sr. and Jr., Jordan, Nancy 2 CONT REICE, John #478 2 CONT 2 CONT Bedford County, VA: 2 CONT REECE: David #479, Jordan #478, Mary #480, and William #478 (Listed in alphabetical order) 2 CONT REESE: None in Bedford or Dinwiddie. 2 CONT REES: None in Bedford or Dinwiddie. 2 CONT 2 CONT In Southampton County, VA there is a Sally REECE listed. (This is the wife of Randolph REESE! 2 CONC ) 2 CONT 2 CONT *In 1810 Dinwiddie Co., VA Census there is a William FEATHERSTONE #146. Featherstone is a su 2 CONC rname in this area early on. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 Census of VA(Listed in alphabetical order) 2 CONT Rees names: 2 CONT Bedford County: David 46A, Robert 46A, Stephen 46A 2 CONT Reese names: 2 CONT Dinwiddie County: Diancy 17A, Fred 17A, Fredrick 17A, Herbert 17A and 30A, John 17A 2 CONT Bedford County: Sally 22A, and William B. 23A 2 CONT 2 CONT Marriage Bonds of Bedford Co., VA 1755-1800: 2 CONT John REESE m Ann BROWN 5 Dec 1792, surety, James Brown. Certificate of Ann that she is of age 2 CONC . 2 CONT John REESE m Mary BOWYER 23 Jul 1794 (with the permission of her mother, Mary BOWYER, Sr.) 2 CONT John REESE m Nancy HAIL 18 Jun 1803, surety Robert Witt 2 CONT Nancy REECE m Robert WITT 18 Aug 1790, surety, Isaac Wade. 2 CONT Rhoda REESE m James BROWN 2 Oct 1792, John REESE, surety (Consent of Sloman REESE, Rhoda's fa 2 CONC ther.) 2 CONT William REESE and Milly SWAIN, 31 Aug 1801, surety, Chas. Swain 2 CONT David REESE, Jr. and Pamela RAY, 4 Nov 1805, surety, Thomas RAY. Consent of Luke RAY, Sr., fa 2 CONC ther of Pamela. 2 CONT 2 CONT One document recorded in a Lincoln County Pioneer, Vol 15 (Jan 1986), pg 28 states that the p 2 CONC arents of James Robert Reese were Berry and Sarah REESE. The biographical sketch of John M. S 2 CONC tone begins on pg. 27 and gives this information within the article. John M. Stone is the so 2 CONC n of Mildred REESE (daughter of Robert W. REESE and Nancy MINOR) and James A. Stone (son of M 2 CONC oses STONE and Margaret WILLIAMS. [Understanding that Mildred was alive when this article wa 2 CONC s written, and the fact that she was an adult before her grandmother Sarah "Sally" died in 18 2 CONC 54, I believe that she should have known the name of Sally's husband who died just prior to M 2 CONC ildred's birth!-Sherry S. Finchum.] One of the sons of Virginia REES COLLIER, daughter of Rob 2 CONC ert W. REES was named Berry. 2 CONT 2 CONT Howard County, AR Heritage 1988 from the Howard County Heritage Club pg. 380 (William Gibbs a 2 CONC nd Katherine REESE) "The REESE family originally came from Wales. Two REESE brothers emigrat 2 CONC ed from Wales to Virginia via Ireland. Later two brothers, descendants of the original famil 2 CONC y, immigrated to TN about 1830. It is unknown whether they went to Bedford Co., TN at the sa 2 CONC me time, but it is known that William Gibbs (1792-185?) came to AR about 20 years before Joh 2 CONC n R. arrived. 2 CONT 2 CONT Perhaps the 2 original brothers were Slowman and Matthias REES! 1 CHAN 2 DATE 25 Dec 2001 3 TIME 22:58:11 0 @I4140@ INDI 1 NAME Sally // 2 GIVN Sally 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1765 2 PLAC VA 2 SOUR @S34@ 1 DEAT 2 DATE 21 Dec 1854 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Old Mt. Hermon Cemetery, now Bedford Co., TN 1 _UID 5698DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E6824 1 FAMS @F225@ 1 NOTE Her maiden name could possibly be GIBBS. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1788 Slowman REES to Sally G. REESE Bill of Sale of personal property. Deed Book #8, pg 83. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 Bedford Co., VA lists Sally REESE 2 CONT 2 Males 10-16, 1 Male 16-26 (3 Farmers), 1 Female 10-16, 2 Females 16-26, and 1 Female 45-Old 2 CONC er. William and Robert W. are already married. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 Bedford Co., VA also lists: Robert, and Stephen REES no twp listed, and William B. REESE 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT 1830 Bedford Co., VA Census lists: David B. #152, Featherstone #146, James R.#132, Joseph T 2 CONC . #146, Sally #163, and William #139. 2 CONT REECE, William twp - Bethel, Bedford Co., VA 2 CONT 2 CONT Sally's household lists: 1 white male under 5 years, 1 between 20 - 30 years (probably Wilker 2 CONC son), and 1 white female under 5 years, 1 between 20 - 30 (probably Parthenia) years and 1 be 2 CONC tween 60-70 years. No slaves or free colored persons listed. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1830 Lincoln Co., TN Census lists REESE: 2 CONT 2 CONT Jacob #212 with Males 1 under 5, 1 30-40 and Females 1 under 5 and 1 20-30. 2 CONT 2 CONT John #212, with Males 1 10-15, 2 20-30, and 1 50-60 and Females 1 10-15 and 1 50-60. 2 CONT 2 CONT Littleberry #201 with Males 1 20-30 and Females 1 20-30. 2 CONT 2 CONT Polly #207 with 1 Male 5-10 1 10-15 and Females 1 50-60. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 Bedford Co., VA Census lists: David B. #302 Northern, Joseph T. #302, Northern, and Will 2 CONC iam W. #264, Southern. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 Lincoln Co., TN Census lists Sarah REESE household with 1 male under 5, 1 male 30-40 (pr 2 CONC obably Wilkerson), 1 female 30-40 (probably Parthenia), 1 female 70-80. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census lists Parthenia REESE as head of household age 85 with Sarah list 2 CONC ed as male age 14. Both listed as being born in VA. I believe that the names have been tran 2 CONC scribed, and it should be Sarah age 85 and Parthenia as younger. With the listing of Sarah a 2 CONC s male, obviously there can be mistakes! Other children listed in the household are: Callowh 2 CONC ill age 7 b TN and Martin V. age 40 b in TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT The cemetery record lists her age as 89 which would agree with the age of 85 in the 1850 Linc 2 CONC oln Co., TN Census. 2 CONT 2 CONT Later in the 1860 Lincoln Co., TN Census Parthenia is listed as age 56, with no Sarah, and Ca 2 CONC lahill age 24 and Vanbuness age 16. Still living beside Wilkerson W. REESE. 2 CONT 2 CONT The children of Sally REESE receive land from Littleberry LEFTWICH in his will that include 2 CONC s her heirs dated 30 May 1823 and rec 23 Jun 1823 (Will Book 5, pg 419 Bedford Co., VA) I hav 2 CONC e thoroughly researched the LEFTWICH line, and find no connection to our Sally. Perhaps sh 2 CONC e was a sister to one of Littleberry LEFTWICH's wives probably Frances HOPKINS considering th 2 CONC e dates, or her husband Berry was a relative of Littleberry LEFTWICH. 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed Book 22, pg 368 14 May 1831 lists Sally and all the children's names as they are sellin 2 CONC g the land that they were given in the will of Littleberry LEFTWICH. I have yet to prove an 2 CONC y connection of Sally to Littleberry or his family. It lists the men's (her sons) names an 2 CONC d the first names of the men's wives. Wilkerson, Parthenia and Flemin are listed alone. Par 2 CONC thenia is listed as head of household in the 1850 Census of Lincoln Co., TN with some childre 2 CONC n, perhaps nieces and nephews. It does list that the children were born in TN. 2 CONT 2 CONT Some additional research must be done on the daughters (Ann, Martha, and Nancy) who did not a 2 CONC ppear to move to Lincoln County, TN as the sons did. Perhaps they stayed in Bedford Co., V 2 CONC A and there may be a link to their father is some document there. 2 CONT 2 CONT The land for the old cemetery at Mt. Hermon (where Sally is buried) was sold by Abner FREEMA 2 CONC N of Lincoln Co., TN. According to early deeds, this appears to be a part of the old Higginb 2 CONC otham tract purchased by William Higginbotham in 1810 and 1811. On October 15, 1830, one acr 2 CONC e of land was deeded to Isaac Bennett, Peterson Grammar, and Henry Dean and their successor 2 CONC s in office as trustees of the Meeting House at Mt. Hermon. Included in this transaction wa 2 CONC s the meeting house and all improvements thereon. Witnesses were William C. FREEMAN and Jame 2 CONC s FREEMAN. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 Oct 2002 3 TIME 16:17:37 0 @I4156@ INDI 1 NAME Frances /Coleman/ 2 SURN Coleman 2 GIVN Frances 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 2 Sep 1705 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 1883 1 _UID 7698DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E8824 1 FAMS @F145@ 1 FAMC @F1687@ 1 NOTE Birthdate from Pat e-mail: Patscom@aol.com (1998) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 5 Sep 1998 3 TIME 23:15:53 0 @I4209@ INDI 1 NAME Edith /Cox/ 2 SURN Cox 2 GIVN Edith 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1703 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1748 1 _UID E098DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EF2C4 1 FAMS @F701@ 1 FAMC @F1701@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 3 Sep 1998 3 TIME 00:46:42 0 @I4210@ INDI 1 NAME Richard /Cox/ 2 SURN Cox 2 GIVN Richard 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1683 2 PLAC Henrico Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 13 Jul 1734 1 _UID E298DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EF4E4 1 FAMS @F1701@ 1 FAMC @F5735@ 1 NOTE Richard Cox (John [I], William) married, by 8 Jan. 1700/01, Mary Trent, daughter of Henry Tre 2 CONC nt and his wife Elizabeth Sherman. He held 300 acres in Henrico County, 1704. He left a wil 2 CONC l, 13 July 1734 - Feb. 1734/35, and his wife left an undated will, proved 2 Feb. 1735/36. 2 CONT Issue: John, married Elizabeth (–); Henry, left will 26 July 1779 - 1 June 1780, married Judi 2 CONC th Redford, who left will 15 Aug. 1785 - 9 April 1789; Mary, married (–) Fore (probably Faure 2 CONC ); Elizabeth, married [Strangeman] Hutchins; Richard; Obedience, left will 6 Sept. 1770 - 1 2 CONC 5 April 1771, married Phelemon Perkins, on whose estate she was granted administration 15 Ma 2 CONC y 1769; Edith, married James Whitloe whose will, now lost, was proved Nov. 1768; Martha, marr 2 CONC ied by 7 Aug. 1727 James Ferguson. 2 CONT 2 CONT Richard Cox married Mary Trent, daughter of Henry Trent and wife Elizabeth Sherman. He lef 2 CONC t will dated July 13, 1734, probated Feb. 3, 1734/35, Henrico County, witnesses: Michael Turp 2 CONC in, Benjamin Burton, Sr. and Jr. Will of widow Mary (Trent) Cox is in Henrico County, 1735. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Jan 2001 3 TIME 16:37:12 0 @I4216@ INDI 1 NAME William /Whitlow/ Sr. 2 SURN Whitlow 2 GIVN William 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1669 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1726 2 PLAC VA 1 _UID EE98DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E00A4 1 FAMS @F1154@ 1 FAMC @F1702@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 6 Sep 1998 3 TIME 18:27:28 0 @I4217@ INDI 1 NAME Anne /Hayes/ 2 SURN Hayes 2 GIVN Anne 1 SEX F 1 _UID F098DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E02C4 1 FAMS @F1154@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 19 Jul 1998 3 TIME 17:12:06 0 @I4218@ INDI 1 NAME John /Whitlow/ 2 SURN Whitlow 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE Btw 1618-1647 2 PLAC England 1 _UID F298DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E04E4 1 FAMS @F1702@ 1 NOTE He was reportedly "transported" to the Americas with 11 other people to the Colonies by Andre 2 CONC w GILSON. Andrew received a grant on the Rappahannock River for 600 acres of land by Governo 2 CONC r Sir William Berkley, May 22 1650. In 1654 he awarded another 450 acres for the transport o 2 CONC f 9 people, one being George Whitlow. (This information is from the FTW CD # 16 Family # 195 2 CONC 7-No submitter's name). 2 CONT 2 CONT The information on the first 3 generations is from Ruby Louis e-mail DLouis3910@aol.com (1998 2 CONC ). 1 CHAN 2 DATE 19 Jul 1998 3 TIME 17:12:43 0 @I4244@ INDI 1 NAME Sarah /Lambert/ 2 SURN Lambert 2 GIVN Sarah 1 SEX F 1 DEAT 2 DATE 30 Oct 1800 1 _UID 2699DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E3933 1 FAMS @F1223@ 1 NOTE Will Book 1 H p50, p.80. This will is otherwise listed as being probated in Iredelle Co., N 2 CONC C in 1800. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Nov 2003 3 TIME 23:07:43 0 @I4265@ INDI 1 NAME /Ingle/ 2 SURN Ingle 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 PLAC VA 2 SOUR @S292@ 1 _UID 5099DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E63D3 1 FAMS @F244@ 1 NOTE Origin of the surname Ingle most of this is related to Anglo-Saxon origins, although we do kn 2 CONC ow that "ingles" is Spanish for English, and of course, "engel" in German, means "Angel". Th 2 CONC e Scots word "ingle" means "fireplace" or "fireside", as in "inglenook" a sitting area near t 2 CONC he fire, and represents a location. The Saxon word "ingle" means beacon or fire. The Ingles i 2 CONC n NC may have been related to Paulser/Polser Ingle/Engel -- said to have been of Hessian or G 2 CONC erman descent, arriving in Am. before the Am Rev. He had a brother Jacob, who was found on th 2 CONC e 1800 census in SC in the same area. BUT, the data below is related to the English connectio 2 CONC n. 2 CONT 2 CONT The earliest record found of the Ingle surname in America, is that of Richard Ingle (The Pira 2 CONC te) of Maryland. He was said to have been born in 1609 in England. THE SCOTCH-IRISH OR THE SC 2 CONC OT IN NORTH BRITAIN, NORTH IRELAND, AND NORTH AMERICA CHAPTER XVII THE NORSE AND GALLOWAY (pa 2 CONC ge 251) The other special name is Engleston or Ingleston, which we mentioned at p. 87. In reg 2 CONC ard to it there are at least two opinions, one being that it is derived from "English," and a 2 CONC nother from the Scottish "ingle," a chimney, or rather fireplace. There are several farms bea 2 CONC ring the name in Galloway, and one so called in West Lothian. In a charter granted by King Da 2 CONC vid II., page 252 [p.252] lands so called have it spelled Inglynstoun, and in another charte 2 CONC r by Robert II., it is Inglystoun (Robertson's Index of Charters). Pont, in his map drafted b 2 CONC etween 1608-20, spells it "Englishtoun," which cannot be accepted, for it is obviously incorr 2 CONC ect. The surname of Inglis found in Scotland is the root of this error, as the assumption ha 2 CONC s been that it is a corruption of "English"; but opposed to this idea is the fact that althou 2 CONC gh several individuals named Inglis are to be found in the possession of lands at an early pe 2 CONC riod, not one of them is styled of Ingliston or Inglystoun. The Inglises of Manner seem to ha 2 CONC ve been the chief family, and they held the lands of Branksome or Branksholm, afterwards poss 2 CONC essed by the Scotts (Buccleuch). The Ingliston in West Lothian probably got the name from Ing 2 CONC lis of Cra-mond, the first of which family was a merchant in Edinburgh about 1560, the Reform 2 CONC ation time. It has also been overlooked that "English" is a distract English surname borne b 2 CONC y families in England, and any affinity with it and Inglis has no other basis than some simil 2 CONC arity in sound. We still adhere to the same .opinion as given by us in Lands and their Owner 2 CONC s in Galloway, that the farms in Galloway called Engleston or Ingleston have nothing to do wi 2 CONC th the surname Inglis, or as Englishtoun; but were given from the nature or character of th 2 CONC e land, and are from the Norse engi for meadow-land, or a meadow, which is also found in Angl 2 CONC o-Saxon as ing or inge, a pasture, a meadow. 2 CONT 2 CONT A Topographical Dictionary of England: Volume 2 E. 2 CONT Preface page 136 ENGLEFIELD, a parish in the hundred of THEALE, county of BERKS, 6 miles (W. 2 CONC ) from Reading, containing 343 inhabitants. The living is a rectory, in the archdeaconry of B 2 CONC erks, and diocese of Salisbury, rated in the king's books at £11. 12. 8½, and in the patronag 2 CONC e of R. P. W. Benyon de Beauvoir, Esq. The church has some portions in the early English styl 2 CONC e, but has been much modernised: it contains several interesting monuments to the memory of t 2 CONC he ancestors of the Marquis of Winchester. This parish, which is not unfrequently called Ingl 2 CONC efield, derives its name from the Saxon word Ingle, a fire or beacon light, and probably ha 2 CONC d its origin about the middle of the ninth century, at which time the Danes, having made them 2 CONC selves masters of Reading, sent out a detachment from their army to attack the Saxons, who we 2 CONC re encamped at this place, and who drove them back with great loss. Elias Ashmole, the heral 2 CONC d and antiquary, retired to this place in 1647, where he pursued his researches. 2 CONT 2 CONT There were Henry and William who arrived in MD in 1673. 2 CONT 2 CONT History of the United States by George Bancroft (6 Volumes) Volume 1 Part 1 2 CONT The English People Found a Nation in America Chapter 10 Colonization of Maryland In this stat 2 CONC e of uncertainty, Leonard Calvert, the proprietary's deputy, repaired to England to take coun 2 CONC sel with his brother. During his absence, and toward the end of the year 1643, a London ship 2 CONC , commissioned by parliament, anchored in the harbor of St. Mary's; and Brent, the acting gov 2 CONC ernor, under a general authority from the king at Oxford, but with an indiscretion which wa 2 CONC s in contrast with the caution of the proprietary, seized the ship, and tendered to its cre 2 CONC w an oath against the parliament. Richard Ingle, the commander, having escaped, in January, 1 2 CONC 644, was summoned by proclamation to yield himself up, while witnesses were sought after to c 2 CONC onvict him of treason. The new commission to Governor Calvert plainly conceded to the represe 2 CONC ntatives of the province the right of originating laws. It no longer required an oath of alle 2 CONC giance to the king, but it exacted from every grantee of land an oath of fidelity to the prop 2 CONC rietary. This last measure proved a new entanglement. In September, Calvert returned to St. M 2 CONC ary's to find the colony rent by factions, and Clayborne still restless in asserting his clai 2 CONC m to Kent island. Escaping by way of Jamestown to London, Ingle had obtained there a letter o 2 CONC f marque, and, without any other authority, reappearing in Maryland, he raised the standard o 2 CONC f parliament against the established authorities, made away with the records and the great se 2 CONC al, and, by the aid of Protestants, compelled the governor and secretary, with a few of thei 2 CONC r devoted friends, to fly to Virginia. Father White and the other Jesuit missionaries were se 2 CONC ized and shipped to England; an oath of submission was tendered to the inhabitants, but it wa 2 CONC s not subscribed by even one Catholic. After his lawless proceedings, which wrought for the c 2 CONC olony nothing but confusion and waste of property and insurrectionary misrule, Ingle returne 2 CONC d to England. 2 CONT 2 CONT Fairfax and Jost Hite Land Surveys, Shenandoah River, 1734-1735, Frederick Co., VA: 2 CONT 2 CONT [Land grants claimed under the proprietor and Jost Hite unless otherwise noted]. 2 CONT 2 CONT George Ingle, 1,300 acres surveyed 8 November 1735 [no survey No.]. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Ingle, 1,300 acres surveyed 8 November 1735 [no survey No.]. 2 CONT 2 CONT Michael Ingle, 1,300 acres surveyed 8 November 1735 [no survey No.]. 2 CONT 2 CONT Philip Ingle, 1,300 acres surveyed 8 November 1735 [no survey No.]. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Ingle, 1,300 acres surveyed 8 November 1735 [no survey No.]. 2 CONT 2 CONT The above certainly looks like a bunch of brothers to me. 2 CONT 2 CONT The 1880 Sevier Co., TN Census states that the parents of our John INGLE were born in VA. 2 CONT 2 CONT ---------- 2 CONT ID: I11208 2 CONT Name: Paulser Or Polser INGLE 2 CONT Sex: M 2 CONT Birth: ABT. 1735 in Germany 2 CONT Death: 1823 in Tuscaloosa Co, AL 2 CONT NATI: German 2 CONT Military Service: Revolutionary War 2 CONT Immigration: ABT. 1776 Arrived in Colonies 2 CONT Note: 2 CONT [Reynolds.ftw] 2 CONT 2 CONT Jacob Engle and William Engle were both naturalized July 8 1730 in New Jersey. Could these b 2 CONC e ancestors of Paulser? (CD#170 - Immigrants to the New World) 2 CONT 2 CONT The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776; 2 CONT 7-15 October 1640. Thomas Cornwallis and Nathaniel Littleton shippers of goods on the Richar 2 CONC d & Anne, Mr. Richard Ingle, bound from London to Virginia. (PRO:E190/43/1,4 44/1). 2 CONT 2 CONT The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776; 2 CONT 4 October 1641 [last date]. Depositions re the voyage of the Richard and Anne, Mr. Richard In 2 CONC gle, from London to Virginia with passengers in 1640. (EAE). 2 CONT 2 CONT The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776; 2 CONT 25 August 1645. Chancery suit of Captain Thomas Cornwallis v. Captain Richard Ingle re spolia 2 CONC tion of plaintiff's estate in Maryland by Ingle who was appointed Captain of the Reformatio 2 CONC n in 1644. Deponents Colonel Richard Gerrard of Bryn, Lancashire, aged 32, and Ciprian Thorow 2 CONC good of Wendon, Essex, aged 40, were both present at a skirmish in Maryland between Cornwalli 2 CONC s and Lieutenant Ratcliffe Warren in 1635. 2 CONT (PRO:C2/Chas I/C15/23). 2 CONT 2 CONT The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776; 2 CONT 16 February 1677-30 April 1677. Shippers by the Blessing, Mr. David Anderson & Mr. John Phill 2 CONC ips, bound from London for New England: William Crowch, Edward Hull, Thomas Gatton, Abraham J 2 CONC esson, Thomas Hill, Robert Oxe, Samuel Watkins, John Palmer, Benjamin Mumford, John Wase, Wil 2 CONC liam Middleton, John Baldwin, John Ebwin, Robert Woolley, David Potter, John Knapp, Samuell E 2 CONC aton, Timothy Waldo, John Crowe, Phillip French, Giles Long, George Roach, Francis Parsons, V 2 CONC alentine Adams, Daniell Ingle, William Ambler, John Sabin, Spencer Piggott, William Shirley 2 CONC , Arthur Cooke, William White, Francis Fox, George Leggatt, James Child, John Reynolds, Chris 2 CONC topher Marshall, Clement Stockwell, Thomas Major, Thomas Smith, Thomas Hill, Thomas Ruck, Tho 2 CONC mas Humphreys, Thomas Powell, Joseph Freeman, John Loggin, Blaze Clarke, William Hubert, Rich 2 CONC ard Burden, Thomas Glover, Ezekiell Hutchinson, James Goldham, William Whiting, Walter Mico 2 CONC , Elizabeth Harwood. (PRO: 2 CONT E190/72/1, 80/1). 2 CONT 2 CONT The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776; 2 CONT Ingle, George. Sentenced to transportation Summer 1748. * 2 CONT Huntingdonshire. 2 CONT 2 CONT The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776; 2 CONT 2 October 1683-9 November 1683. Shippers by the Barnaby, Mr. Matthew Ryder, bound from Londo 2 CONC n for Virginia and Pennsylvania: Richard Goodall, Samuell Billing, John Todd, John Ingles, Jo 2 CONC hn Knight. (PRO: E190/115/1). 2 CONT 2 CONT The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776: 2 CONT PRO. Public Record Office. Most references are to documents held at the PRO, Chancery Lane, L 2 CONC ondon WC2A 1 LR, England;; those references with a CO prefix are held at the PRO, Kew, Richmo 2 CONC nd, Surrey TW9 4DU, England. 2 CONT 2 CONT Paul Ingle 02 05 03 00 00 2 CONT State: SC Year: 1790 2 CONT County: Pendleton Roll: M637_11 2 CONT Township: Unknown Township Page: 83 2 CONT Image: 0018 2 CONT 2 CONT INGLE, POLSIR 01001-20001-00 2 CONT State: SC Year: 1800 2 CONT County: Pendleton District Record Type: Federal Population Schedule 2 CONT Township: 01001-20001-00 Page: 39 2 CONT Database: SC 1800 Federal Census Index 2 CONT 2 CONT Pendleton District became Anderson District 20 Dec 1826. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1782 VA Heads of Families: William ENGLE, Jun: Hampshire Co., VA: 5 white, 0 black 2 CONT 1782 VA Heads of Families : William ENGLE, Senr: Hamphsire Co., VA: 5 white, 0 black 2 CONT 2 CONT 1790 VA Census: Henry ENGLE: Albemarle Co., VA: 2 white souls, 1 dwelling, 0 other buildings 2 CONT 1790 VA Census: William ENGLE: Hampshire Co., VA: 1 white soul, 0 dwellings, 1 other building 2 CONT 2 CONT 1800 M-032 SC PENDLETON INGLE JACOB 10110-10200-00 2 CONT 2 CONT 1800 M-032 NC EDGECOMBE INGLE JOHN 00010-00200-08 2 CONT 1800 M-032 NC EDGECOMBE INGLE JOHN 01101-01001-09 2 CONT 2 CONT 1810 SC Census: John ENGLE is listed in the Pendleton District: 145, No TWP L 2101-301 2 CONT 2 males under 10 2 CONT 1 male 10-16 2 CONT 1 male 26-45 2 CONT 3 females under 10 2 CONT 1 female 16-25 2 CONT 2 CONT Pendleton District became Anderson District 20 Dec 1826. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1810 SC Census: Alexander and William INGLES in Colleton District (South SC). 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 SC Census: Miss M. INGLES pg 53A, St. Bartholomew's Parish, Colleton County. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 SC Census: John L. ENGLE is listed in Charleston County: pg. 116A Listed under Christ Ch 2 CONC urch Parish. Almost all the households only list one male and in a few cases 2 and a few fema 2 CONC les are listed. I don't believe that it represents regular households-or perhaps these are y 2 CONC oung men in a monestary or such; Only 1 is listed in the household of John INGLE. His age i 2 CONC s one male age 26-45. "I certify the foregoing Schedule contains a correct enumeration of al 2 CONC l the inhabitants of the Parishes of...Christ Church..-Feb 5, 1820" There is a Christ Churc 2 CONC h listed in Charleston County, SC Church Records as Episcopal est. 1706: Hwy 17, Mt. Pleasan 2 CONC t 29464 884-9090. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 SC Census: Miss Mary INGLES, pg , pg 31A, Charleston Co. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1830 Charleston Co., SC Thomas INGLES 2 CONT 2 CONT 1830 VA Census: John INGLE is listed in Wood Co. #386 2 CONT William INGLE listed in Washington Co. #257 2 CONT 2 CONT 1830 SC Census: John ENGLE is listed in Edgefield County: #200 (2 counties south of Union Co. 2 CONC , SC)310001-20001 2 CONT 3 male under 5 2 CONT 1 male 5-10 2 CONT 1 male 30-40 2 CONT 2 females under 5 2 CONT 1 female 20-30 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 SC Census: David ENGLE: Newberry County #232 (1 county south of Union Co., SC) 2 CONT 10001-20001 2 CONT 1 male under 5 2 CONT 1 male 20-30 2 CONT 2 females under 5 2 CONT 1 female 20-30 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 SC Census: Fredrick ENGLE : Edgefield County #123 01101001-1202101 (2 counties south o 2 CONC f Union Co., SC) 2 CONT 1 male 5-10 2 CONT 1 male 10-15 2 CONT 1 male 20-30 2 CONT 1 male 50-60 2 CONT 1 female under 5 2 CONT 2 females 5-10 2 CONT 2 females 15-20 2 CONT 1 female 20-30 2 CONT 1 female 40-50 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 SC Census: John J. ENGLE: Newberry County #232 000001-000100001 (Just south of Union Co. 2 CONC , SC) 2 CONT 1 male 30-40 2 CONT 1 female 15-20 2 CONT 1 female 60-70 2 CONT 2 CONT Edgefield Co., SC Marriages that are implied in Probate records: (These are not listed in th 2 CONC e Edgefield Co., SC Marriage records!) 2 CONT ENGLE, Unknown Male m Miley HUITE (HUIT), d/o George HUIET; Box 29, Pack 2105, Frame 343, Liv 2 CONC ed 1842 2 CONT ENGLE, Frederick m Unknown HUIET (HUIT); Box 49, Pack 2105, Frame 340, Lived 1844 2 CONT ENGLE, John m Unknown HUIET (HUIT); Box 49, Pack 2105, Frame 340, Lived 1844 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 M-033 NC BUNCOMBE INGLE JOHN No Twp Listed! 2 CONT 1820 M-033 NC GUILFORD INGLE JOHN No Twp Listed! 2 CONT 1820 M-033 NC GUILFORD INGLE WILLIAM No Twp Listed! 2 CONT 2 CONT INGLE, JOHN 2 CONT State: VA Year: 1840 2 CONT County: Greenbrier County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule 2 CONT Township: S Greenbrier Page: 215 2 CONT Database: VA 1840 Federal Census Index 2 CONT 2 CONT Ingle, John H. View Image Online 2 CONT State: Virginia Year: 1850 2 CONT County: Fairfax Roll: M432_942 2 CONT Township: Unknown Townships Page: 195 2 CONT Image: 384 2 CONT 2 CONT INGLE, JOHN 2 CONT State: VA Year: 1840 2 CONT County: Lee County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule 2 CONT Township: No Township Listed Page: 128 2 CONT Database: VA 1840 Federal Census Index 2 CONT 2 CONT Ingle, John View Image Online 2 CONT State: Virginia Year: 1850 2 CONT County: Lee Roll: M432_955 2 CONT Township: District 31 Page: 364 2 CONT Image: 245 2 CONT 2 CONT Ingle, John J. View Image Online 2 CONT State: Virginia Year: 1850 2 CONT County: Doddridge Roll: M432_942 2 CONT Township: West Union Town Page: 2 2 CONT Image: 5 2 CONT 2 CONT Below could be the father of our John? 2 CONT 2 CONT INGLE, WILLIAM 2 CONT William listed as being between 16 &26. 2 CONT A female between 26&45 2 CONT One person in agriculture 2 CONT ....no children are listed 2 CONT State: VA Year: 1820 2 CONT County: Pendleton County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule 2 CONT Township: No Township Listed Page: 042 2 CONT Database: VA 1820 Federal Census Index 2 CONT 2 CONT State: VA Year: 1830 2 CONT County: Washington County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule 2 CONT Township: No Township Listed Page: 257 2 CONT Database: VA 1830 Federal Census Index 2 CONT 2 CONT William D. INGLE: 2 CONT State: Virginia 2 CONT Year:1840 2 CONT County: Frederick 2 CONT Roll: M704_555 2 CONT Township: Unknown Townships 2 CONT Page: 89 2 CONT Image: 180 2 CONT 2 CONT William INGLE 2 CONT State: Virginia 2 CONT Year: 1840 2 CONT County: Russell 2 CONT Roll: M704_577 2 CONT Township: Unknown Townships 2 CONT Page: 32 2 CONT Image: 63 2 CONT 2 CONT Ingle, William 2 CONT State: Virginia Year: 1850 2 CONT County: Frederick Roll: M432_945 2 CONT Township: District 16 Page: 213 2 CONT Image: 27 2 CONT 2 CONT "Paulser INGLE and George INGLE were in NC found on Gun Powder Creek, Burke Co., NC 1778. Pa 2 CONC ulser b circa 1737, who was a Rev War Soldier, enlisting from NC, Gun Powder Creek, Lower Cre 2 CONC ek Area, Burke County, NC on 23 Jun 1780 and George b circa 1735 who has a better recorded re 2 CONC cord. His descendant is CEO, and President of Ingle Markets of Black Mt., NC, both men, clai 2 CONC m Germany as country of origin. There were known 4 different Ingle men in the Rev War. 2 CONT 2 CONT My gg grandfather,Paulser Ingle, found on Gun Powder Creek, Burke Co, NC Fall 1778. He "inlis 2 CONC ted" (sic) in First Division, NC Continental Forces (Militia) on 23 Jun 1780, under Col. Clar 2 CONC k. George Ingle, be 1735, Germany, m. Ann Margaret Clapp, 1753, Naturalized 1763, Guilford Co 2 CONC , NC, d 1799, same place. He was, also, in the Rev War. John, an officer, in the Rev War, Th 2 CONC e North Carolina Line, received 3840 Acres of land north of Nashville, in 1787. William Ingl 2 CONC e is documented in the Applications for Pensions in TN, by Lonzo Ingle, his grandson. All o 2 CONC f these Ingle men came from Germany and had large families. 2 CONT 2 CONT George & Paulser replicated some children's names, lived relatively closely in the wildernes 2 CONC s of NC. I have much info on Paulser and George. John Ingle, the Commissioned Officer, in th 2 CONC e NC Line, is little known to me. If I recall, he was taken prisoner but either paroled or es 2 CONC caped, and returned to duty. I had a call from CA last evening about him but received nothin 2 CONC g more than info on his land grant, mentioned above. George Ingle had a large family, but you 2 CONC r John could not have been his child, but, possibly a grandchild. Nor could he have been th 2 CONC e son of Paulser, unless a "yard 'youngun" as Paulser Ingle's wife died after 1805 (the las 2 CONC t known record of her in Land Lottery, Franklin Co, GA). 2 CONT 2 CONT Since we know that Paulser Ingle and George Ingle were here at such an early date, and your J 2 CONC ohn Ingle was b. 1812, and Paulser's family were living in the Mulberry Creek area of Lincoln 2 CONC , Moore, Bedford Counties around Fayetteville, TN, it is unlikely that your John belonged t 2 CONC o Paulser.Paulser's John m. Nancy Smith in SC, and moved on into Bedford County with the Smit 2 CONC h family in c. 1814. 2 CONT 2 CONT I believe that you have the possibility of descending from George Ingle &Ann Margaret Clapp 2 CONC , as they had a large family, and lived East of the locations of your John." (fhlawson@hiwaa 2 CONC y.net) 2 CONT 2 CONT John Ingle (1788–1874) immigrated from Somersham, England, to America in 1818. He settled nea 2 CONC r Saundersville (now Inglefield) in Vanderburgh County where he farmed and served as the town 2 CONC 's postmaster from 1823–69. 2 CONT Sources: A Guide to Manuscripts of the Indiana Historical Society and Indiana State Library 2 CONC , Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society. p. 100. General and Reference Collection Z1281 .P 2 CONC 85 1986. 2 CONT The collection consists primarily of correspondence of Ingle and his wife, Martha, with thei 2 CONC r family in England, 1813–69. The letters discuss a variety of subjects including the differe 2 CONC nces between life in America and England, the development of Southern Indiana, conditions i 2 CONC n England, the family business, and economic, religious, and political matters. Also include 2 CONC d is John Ingle's description of his trip from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Indiana, and hi 2 CONC s visit to Morris Birbeck's Illinois settlement in 1818. There also are letters from the Ingl 2 CONC es' son, John, Jr., to his English relatives, 1834–37. (www.indianahistory.org ) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1800 INGLE 2 CONT also Barney ENGLE 10010-30010-00 2 CONT 1810 only George listed; he has m. but no kids 2 CONT 1790 none listed 2 CONT 2 CONT North Carolina Census, 1790-1890 2 CONT 2 CONT INGLE, GEORGE 2 CONT 2 CONT State: NC Year: 1800 2 CONT County: Guilford County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule 2 CONT Township: 00010-00000-00 Page: 647 2 CONT Database: NC 1800 Federal Census Index 2 CONT 2 CONT INGLE, MARGARETT 2 CONT 2 CONT State: NC Year: 1800 2 CONT County: Guilford County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule 2 CONT Township: 00100-00000-10 Page: 633 2 CONT Database: NC 1800 Federal Census Index 2 CONT 2 CONT INGLE, SUDWICK 2 CONT 2 CONT State: NC Year: 1800 2 CONT County: Guilford County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule 2 CONT Township: 20110-20010-00 Page: 647 2 CONT Database: NC 1800 Federal Census Index 2 CONT 2 CONT INGLE, JACOB 2 CONT 2 CONT State: NC Year: 1800 2 CONT County: Guilford County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule 2 CONT Township: 30010-20010-00 Page: 648 2 CONT Database: NC 1800 Federal Census Index 2 CONT 2 CONT GUILFORD COUNTY, NC INDEX OF BRICK CHURCH RECORDS 2 CONT 2 CONT File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by MBruce9681@AOL.COM 2 CONT 2 CONT BRICK CHURCH RECORDS transcribed from the original records by Rev. D. I. Offman. Typed fro 2 CONC m a carbon copy of Rev. D. I. Offman’s translation by Calvin Hinshaw, and proof read by sai 2 CONC d Hinshaw and David Holt. (1959) 2 CONT 2 CONT Pg. 1A 2 CONT CONTENTS 2 CONT Ministers of the Brick Church from the beginning…………..….1 2 CONT 2 CONT Proceedings of the Congregation…………………….2 2 CONT 2 CONT Children Baptized in the Community at the Klapp Church (Brick Church)…..4 2 CONT 2 CONT Members Confirmed at Brick Church from 1773 - 1820……………..55 2 CONT 2 CONT Communicants of Brick Church 1802 - 1830……………60 2 CONT 2 CONT Register of the Communicant Members of the Brick Church 2 CONT according to a Revision made in March the year 1840…………………77 2 CONT 2 CONT Marriage Record of the Reformed Brick Church copies from Old Book......93 2 CONT 2 CONT Record of Burying in the Brick Church Cemetery copied from Old Book…..96 2 CONT 2 CONT A Record of Graves in Brick Church Cemetery marked and known June 20, 1925….98 2 CONT INGLE 2 CONT 2 CONT INGLE 2 CONT Adam, 30, 31, 33, 34, 38, 47, 68, 71, 73 2 CONT Aidy, 19 2 CONT Albert, 45 2 CONT Anna Barbara, 60 2 CONT Anna Margret, 10, 55 2 CONT Barbara, 19, 110 2 CONT Barney, 8,, 21, 55, 69, 80, 87, 88, 90, 109, 110 2 CONT Brona Helen, 110 2 CONT Catharina, 67 2 CONT Catharine, 21, 55, 59 2 CONT Cornelia, 47 2 CONT Daniel, 110 2 CONT Daniel R., 110 2 CONT David, 3, 39, 40, 45, 47, 49, 59, 75, 80, 82, 87, 90, 110 2 CONT Delia Low, 110 2 CONT Delila, 30 2 CONT Demarius, 87 2 CONT Dorothea, 6, 56 2 CONT Dorothy, 77 2 CONT Elizabeth 21, 30, 56, 87, 110 2 CONT Elizabeth Richerdson, 109 2 CONT Emily Marcelia Smith, 109 2 CONT George, 6, 10, 95, 108, 109 2 CONT George Zevingle, 50 (Zwingle) 2 CONT Henry, 10 2 CONT Hezakeah, 38 2 CONT Jacob, 15 2 CONT John, 10, 59, 88, 110 2 CONT John C., 87 2 CONT John Calvin, 39 2 CONT Joshua C., 31 2 CONT Katy, 71 2 CONT Lowina, 56 2 CONT Ludwig, 19, 60 2 CONT Malinda, 114 2 CONT Margret, 6 2 CONT Maria, 30, 58 2 CONT Matilda, 87 2 CONT Mebane, 50, 87 2 CONT Milly, 110, 114 2 CONT Milly Low, 109 2 CONT Philipina, 56, 95 2 CONT Polly, 74, 82 2 CONT Polly Tickle, 45, 110 2 CONT Rebecca, 33 2 CONT Reily, 109, 110 2 CONT Reuben, 88, 109, 110, 114 2 CONT Riley, 88 2 CONT Rufus, 90 2 CONT Sidney, 87 2 CONT Silas V., 110 2 CONT Tempy Cornelia, 34 2 CONT Thaddeus, 49 2 CONT Ursula, 109 2 CONT Wm., 15 2 CONT Wm. Cyrus, 109 2 CONT Wm. Reily, 109, 110 2 CONT 2 CONT 1814 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC Second Reg. Mr NC 1812-1814 Muster Rolls NC3956268 2 CONT 1820 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC 092 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule NC 182 2 CONC 0 Federal Census Index NCS2a648626 2 CONT 1840 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC 240 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule NC 184 2 CONC 0 Federal Census Index NCS4a1372687 2 CONT 1840 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC 252 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule NC 184 2 CONC 0 Federal Census Index NCS4a1372688 2 CONT 1850 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC 346 Southern Division Federal Population Schedule NC 185 2 CONC 0 Federal Census Index NCS5a882551 2 CONT 1860 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC 229 Greensboro Federal Population Schedule NC 1860 Federa 2 CONC l Census Index NC44581772 2 CONT Bride: Betsey Cable Groom: John Ingle Bond Date: 04 May 1821 County: Guilford Record #: 02 22 2 CONC 1 Bondsman: Robert Patterson Witness: Jno Hanner Bond #: 000056580 2 CONT Bride: Nancy Devinney Groom: Lewis Walker Bond Date: 22 Mar 1831 County: Guilford Record #: 0 2 CONC 3 463 Bondsman: Henry Ingle Witness: John Hanner Clerk of County Court Bond #: 000060620 2 CONT Bride: Letitia Ingle Groom: Washington Phipps Bond Date: 11 Jul 1833 County: Guilford Recor 2 CONC d #: 02 352 Bondsman: John Ingle Witness: Orpheus S Hanne Bond #: 000058777 2 CONT Bride: Margaret D Ingle Groom: A G Klapp Bond Date: 28 Sep 1860 County: Guilford Record #: 0 2 CONC 2 252 Bondsman: F Z Klapp Witness: H C Willis Bond #: 000057092 2 CONT Bride: Mary Ingle Groom: Henry C Clapp Bond Date: 07 Mar 1865 County: Guilford Record #: 01 0 2 CONC 76 Bondsman: Wiley D. Jone Witness: L. Swaim Bond #: 000054160 2 CONT Bride: Mary Ingle Groom: Winson G Ingle Bond Date: 18 Nov 1850 County: Guilford Record #: 0 2 CONC 2 222 Bondsman: Solomon Wirick Witness: John M Logan Bond #: 000056586 2 CONT Bride: Mary Sools Groom: Adam Ingle Bond Date: 07 Nov 1828 County: Guilford Record #: 02 22 2 CONC 1 Bondsman: Washington Phip Witness: Jno. G. Hanner Bond #: 000056575 2 CONT Bride: Leah Tucker Groom: William Ingle Bond Date: 06 Mar 1819 County: Guilford Record #: 0 2 CONC 2 222 Bondsman: John Engle Bond #: 000056584 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 2 CONT Bride: Nancy Devinney Groom: Lewis Walker Bond Date: 22 Mar 1831 County: Guilford Record #: 0 2 CONC 3 463 Bondsman: Henry Ingle Witness: John Hanner Clerk of County Court Bond #: 000060620 2 CONT Bride: Elizabeth Huffines Groom: Mabin Ingle Bond Date: 25 Sep 1848 County: Guilford Record # 2 CONC : 02 221 Bondsman: Reuban Ingle Witness: Abrm Clap Bond #: 000056581 2 CONT Bride: Amelia Ingle Groom: Jordan Isley Bond Date: 03 Mar 1868 County: Guilford Record #: 0 2 CONC 2 224 Witness: Lyndon Swaim Bond #: 000056632 Comment: Additional Data on Bond 2 CONT Bride: Catherine Ingle Groom: John Shepperd Bond Date: 29 Nov 1828 County: Guilford Record # 2 CONC : 02 399 Bondsman: Rubein Ingle Witness: John Hanner Clerk of Court Bond #: 000059547 2 CONT Bride: Delilah Ingle **Groom: John Ingle Bond Date: 02 Jul 1829 County: Guilford Record #: 0 2 CONC 2 221 Bondsman: Adam Ingle Witness: A E Hanher Bond #: 000056579 2 CONT Bride: Elizabeth Ingle Groom: William Boon Bond Date: 17 Feb 1846 County: Guilford Record # 2 CONC : 01 038 Bondsman: Daniel Low Witness: R. N. McCulloch Bond #: 000053534 2 CONT Bride: Elizabeth Ingle Groom: George Coble (Cable?) Bond Date: 16 Feb 1829 County: Guilford R 2 CONC ecord #: 01 086 Bondsman: Absalom Low Witness: A. E. Hanner Bond #: 000054325 2 CONT Bride: Elizabeth Ingle Groom: John Phillippie Bond Date: 25 Sep 1833 County: Guilford Recor 2 CONC d #: 02 351 Bondsman: Henry Swing Witness: W W Woodburn Bond #: 000058756 2 CONT Bride: Franky Ingle Groom: James Thomas Bond Date: 27 Jun 1842 County: Guilford Record #: 0 2 CONC 3 446 Bondsman: Jacob Boon Witness: A. Clapp Bond #: 000060347 2 CONT Bride: Mancheter Ingle Groom: Josiah G Job Bond Date: 20 Feb 1844 County: Guilford Record # 2 CONC : 02 230 Bondsman: Aron W Job Witness: John M Logan Bond #: 000056734 2 CONT Bride: Margaret Ingle Groom: Abram Greeson Bond Date: 17 Aug 1861 County: Guilford Record # 2 CONC : 01 175 Bondsman: Quinton Foust Witness: H. C. Willis Bond #: 000055806 2 CONT Bride: Matilda Ingle Groom: Joshua Boon Bond Date: 01 Jan 1853 County: Guilford Record #: 0 2 CONC 1 037 Bondsman: Hiram Cobb Witness: John M. Logan Bond #: 000053531 2 CONT Bride: Jane Jackson Groom: Benjamin Wadkins Bond Date: 19 Dec 1844 County: Guilford Record # 2 CONC : 03 460 Bondsman: John Ingle Bond #: 000060567 2 CONT Bride: Milley Low Groom: Reuben Ingle Bond Date: 09 Dec 1834 County: Guilford Record #: 02 22 2 CONC 1 Bondsman: Lewis Low Witness: A E Hanner Bond #: 000056582 2 CONT Bride: Mary Phipps Groom: Albert Ingle Bond Date: 08 Sep 1866 County: Guilford Record #: 02 2 2 CONC 21 Bondsman: J. E. Clapp Witness: L. Swaim Bond #: 000056576 2 CONT Bride: Mourning Pritchett Groom: Daniel Ingle Bond Date: 14 Jul 1827 County: Guilford Recor 2 CONC d #: 02 221 Bondsman: Samuel McAdow Witness: Jno. G. Hanner Bond #: 000056578 2 CONT Bride: Emily M Smith Groom: William R Ingle Bond Date: 12 Nov 1858 County: Guilford Record # 2 CONC : 02 222 Bondsman: F C Clapp Witness: D C Willis Bond #: 000056585 Marriage Date: 25 Nov 185 2 CONC 8 Performed By: S Scheren, Minister of the Gospel 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 INGLE JOHN Buncombe County NC 128 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule NC 182 2 CONC 0 Federal Census Index NCS2a648625 2 CONT Vol. VIII #8, p. 87-123: "p. 82. 31 Dec. 1841... Elizabeth Ingle of Buncombe County being o 2 CONC f sound & perfect mind & memory. I give unto my beloved children Mary Ingle the sheep she no 2 CONC w claim, one cow & calf, three head of geese, one bed & furniture, one walnut table, one ches 2 CONC t, one large wheel, one check reel, one little wheel, one loom, my wearing clothes, 4-1/2 yrd 2 CONC s. linen & the largest pot. John Ingle to have one black mare, the youngest white heifer, on 2 CONC e ewe with lamb, one sow, one bed and stead & tick, one sheet, one blanket, one quilt & two p 2 CONC illows. Alfred Henderson Ingle to have one red heifer with calf, four sheep, one red calf & o 2 CONC ne colt, one clock, half of the out hogs except one to John, one bed & be ALOBd clothes & ste 2 CONC ad. Albert Anderson Ingle to have one brown mare, one brown cow, and the oldest white heifer 2 CONC , four sheep, half of the out hogs, one bed & half the bed clothes, one bed stead. The balanc 2 CONC e of the household furniture to Henderson & Anderson and the corn & oats and the roughness an 2 CONC d the fat hogs for the family use. I hereby make & ordain my friend John B. Ponley as my exec 2 CONC utor. Wit; Andrew Plemmons & John H. Ingle.. Signed, Elizabeth X Ingle.. Proved in open cour 2 CONC t on oath of Andrew Plemmons in Feb. Term 1842.." 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 INGLE JOHN Burke County NC 341 West Of North Fork Federal Population Schedule NC 1840 Fe 2 CONC deral Census Index NCS4a1372684 2 CONT 2 CONT The migration of European settlers from Virginia and Pennsylvania into Union County as earl 2 CONC y as 1751 was encouraged by the availability of free frontier land. 2 CONT 2 CONT This migration was accelerated by the Treaty of 1755 between South Carolina Governor James Gl 2 CONC en and Old Hopp (the principal Cherokee chief), which ceded the land to the South Carolina pr 2 CONC ovince. The Cherokees made raids on Union and other frontier settlements until they were defe 2 CONC ated in the Cherokee War, which ended in 1761. 2 CONT 2 CONT During the early years, Union County's economy revolved around subsistence agriculture. Howev 2 CONC er, Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin in 1793 -- and by 1800, cotton had begun to penetrat 2 CONC e Union County, ultimately leading to increased demand for slaves. During the first decade o 2 CONC f the 1800s, many Quakers and others left Union County because they objected to the rapid gro 2 CONC wth of plantation slavery. 2 CONT 2 CONT Meanwhile, by the 1820s and 1830s, soil exhaustion began causing a mass emigration of Union C 2 CONC ounty's poorer White population to new lands further south and west -- from Georgia to Texas 2 CONC . Some of the emigrants took their slaves with them. 2 CONT 2 CONT There are no INGLEs in the earlier Union Co., SC Census or in the later 1850 Census. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 23 Jun 2003 3 TIME 14:13:02 0 @I4538@ INDI 1 NAME Robert /Coleman/ 2 SURN Coleman 2 GIVN Robert 1 SEX M 1 _UID 729BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E8711 1 FAMS @F1687@ 1 FAMC @F1795@ 1 NOTE "Frances, wife of John Paine, was almost certainly Frances Coleman, daughter of Robert Colema 2 CONC n, originally of Drysdale Parish, King & Queen Co." (Source: Allan L. Poe, Box 111, Lenoir, N 2 CONC C) 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1741, Robert Coleman the Elder of Drysdale Parish, King & Queen Co., gave 440 1/2 acres i 2 CONC n Spotsylvania (granted to him in 1723) to his son Robert Coleman, the younger. In 1748 th 2 CONC e younger Robert conveyed 140 acres of this to John Paine. 2 CONT 2 CONT John & Frances had sons named Thomas & Robert, names which had not appeared in the Paine fami 2 CONC ly, but both of which were common to the Coleman family. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 5 Sep 1998 3 TIME 21:52:29 0 @I4539@ INDI 1 NAME Richard /Coleman/ 2 SURN Coleman 2 GIVN Richard 1 SEX M 1 _UID 749BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E8931 1 FAMS @F1795@ 1 FAMC @F1796@ 0 @I4540@ INDI 1 NAME Rebecca /Claiborne/ 2 SURN Claiborne 2 GIVN Rebecca 1 SEX F 1 _UID 769BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E8B51 1 FAMS @F1795@ 0 @I4541@ INDI 1 NAME Henry /Coleman/ 2 SURN Coleman 2 GIVN Henry 1 SEX M 1 _UID 789BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E8D71 1 FAMS @F1796@ 0 @I4606@ INDI 1 NAME Isaac /Elledge/ 2 SURN Elledge 2 GIVN Isaac 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 20 Aug 1740 2 PLAC Baltimore Area, MD 1 _UID FA9BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0F91 1 FAMS @F158@ 1 FAMC @F1814@ 1 NOTE His birth is recorded on p. 111 of the St. John's & St. George's Parish Registers 1696-1851 b 2 CONC y Henry C. Peden, Jr. 2 CONT 2 CONT He received a land grant from Lord Granville in 1779 for land in Burke Co., NC. It was nea 2 CONC r a grant that John ELLEDGE, brother of Isaac, son of Thomas and Elizabeth THORNBURGH ELLEDG 2 CONC E received. 2 CONT 2 CONT They had a daughter born between 1773-1782, which fits the birthdate for our Elizabeth Ann. 2 CONT 2 CONT He was a Baptist minister and preached in KY after leaving Wilkesboro and died there. 2 CONT 2 CONT Surry Co., NC 1782 Tax list 2 CONT 2 CONT Wilkes Co., NC Census of 1790 lists 2 males over 16 2 CONT 2 males under 16 2 CONT 5 females 2 CONT 2 CONT 1794 Fayette Co., KY tax list 1794-1812. 2 CONT 2 CONT His purported sons, Whitefield, James, Joseph and Elijah were on KY tax and census records fr 2 CONC om 1795. Elijah and James moved with their families to Edgar and nearby counties in IL. Tho 2 CONC mas' son, Isaac, also went to IL but to White Co., Wayne, Calhoun Counties. One of Isaac's g 2 CONC randdaughters married a Well, another married a Barr. 2 CONT 2 CONT Died in KY, and Jinny went to live with her son or grandson: Daniel 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Jan 2001 3 TIME 21:33:36 0 @I4607@ INDI 1 NAME Jenny /Linn/ 2 SURN Linn 2 GIVN Jenny 1 SEX F 1 _UID FC9BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E11B1 1 FAMS @F158@ 1 NOTE She lived to be a very old woman and her grandson or gr. grandson wrote a paragraph about her 2 CONC . 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Dec 1998 3 TIME 09:40:36 0 @I4608@ INDI 1 NAME Joseph /Elledge/ 2 SURN Elledge 2 GIVN Joseph 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1710 2 PLAC MD 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1797 2 PLAC Wilkes Co., NC 1 _UID FE9BDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E13D1 1 FAMS @F1814@ 1 FAMC @F1815@ 1 NOTE Children are listed in his will: Jacob, Isaac, and Benjamin (who must have been born after t 2 CONC hey left MD.) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Oct 1998 3 TIME 14:55:58 0 @I4609@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /Rhodes/ 2 SURN Rhodes 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1714 2 PLAC Baltimore Co., MD 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 1797 2 PLAC Probably Wilkes Co., NC 1 _UID 009CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1600 1 FAMS @F1814@ 1 FAMC @F1816@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Oct 1998 3 TIME 13:31:50 0 @I4613@ INDI 1 NAME Joseph /Elledge/ 2 SURN Elledge 2 GIVN Joseph 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1695 2 PLAC perhaps Calvert Co., MD 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1740 2 PLAC Baltimore Co., MD 1 _UID 089CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1E80 1 FAMS @F1815@ 1 FAMC @F1818@ 1 NOTE Joseph and wife Mary had son Francis who was bound to James Crook and it did not suit Mary an 2 CONC d Joseph, so they sued James Crook over Francis, then age 13. Next record without name of wi 2 CONC fe as Mary was about 14 years later when Joseph and Elizabeth ELLEDGE sold land, so this i 2 CONC s a possible second marriage. (This could be a totally different Joseph, but they were livin 2 CONC g on the same land!) I will list this Mary and Elizabeth as two separate people, but perhap 2 CONC s her name was Mary Elizabeth. (Source from Cynthia Snider e-mail: scnider@tomco.net) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Oct 1998 3 TIME 16:50:14 0 @I4614@ INDI 1 NAME Mary // 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1680 2 PLAC Calvert Co., MD 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 1715 2 PLAC Baltimore Co., MD 1 _UID 0A9CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E20A0 1 FAMS @F1815@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Oct 1998 3 TIME 13:55:29 0 @I4615@ INDI 1 NAME Francis /Elledge/ 2 SURN Elledge 2 GIVN Francis 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1660 2 PLAC England 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1716 2 PLAC Calvert Co., MD 1 _UID 0C9CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E22C0 1 FAMS @F1818@ 1 NOTE This information is from Cynthia Snider 13003 Bellevue St., Beltsville, MD 20705 (301) 572 2 CONC -4224 e-mail is: cynthia@snider.org (1999) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Jan 2001 3 TIME 21:19:06 0 @I4616@ INDI 1 NAME Mary // 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1662 2 PLAC Calvert Co., MD 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1730 2 PLAC MD 1 _UID 0E9CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E24E0 1 FAMS @F1818@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Oct 1998 3 TIME 13:34:15 0 @I4623@ INDI 1 NAME Richard /Rhodes/ 2 SURN Rhodes 2 GIVN Richard 1 SEX M 1 _UID 1C9CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E32C0 1 FAMS @F1816@ 1 NOTE Their daughter's marriage is recorded in St. John's Parish Records and list these parents. Pg 2 CONC . 41 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Oct 1998 3 TIME 14:45:19 0 @I4624@ INDI 1 NAME Magdelen // 2 GIVN Magdelen 1 SEX F 1 _UID 1E9CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E34E0 1 FAMS @F1816@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Oct 1998 3 TIME 14:45:26 0 @I4702@ INDI 1 NAME John /Brents/ 2 SURN Brents 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 PLAC MD 2 SOUR @S99@ 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1819 2 PLAC Green Co., KY 1 _UID BA9CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ED0A0 1 FAMS @F341@ 1 NOTE Bill Doyle does not believe that our BRENTS connect with this line: 2 CONT 2 CONT "The Maryland Gazette 1727-1761: Thursday, 19 August 1756, No. 589: A parcel of transfer note 2 CONC s, signed by Zachariah Jacob and Joseph Howard, were stolen from the Inspecting House at Howa 2 CONC rd's point on South River. There were made out to"....among the names: "John Brunt"........( 2 CONC The Maryland Gazette, Genealogical and Historical Abstracts, by Karen Mauer Green, The Fronti 2 CONC er Press, Galveston, 1989) 2 CONT 2 CONT "Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759" Edward, Philip, and wife Ann on 28 Aug 1758 conveyed 3 2 CONC 50 acres Edwards' Discovery to John BRUNTS (Volume 83, Page 236). 2 CONT 2 CONT Taxables in St. Thomas Parish, Baltimore County, MD 1763 listed in the Delaware Hundred, Joh 2 CONC n BRUNTS. (Inhabitants of Baltimore County, 1763-1774, Harry C. Pender, Jr. 1989, Family Lin 2 CONC e Publications) 2 CONT 2 CONT Thought to be a signer of "The Removal of the county seat to Baltimore Town in 1768 from th 2 CONC e Joppa Courthouse, MD, John BRUNTS. 2 CONT 2 CONT "He was a native of MD. He was one of the first settlers of Green Co., KY. Lived to the ag 2 CONC e of one hundred and ten years, and his wife also lived upward of one hundred years, both wer 2 CONC e of Scotch parentage." (Joshua Milton Brents, his grandson) (found in KY Genealogy and Biogr 2 CONC aphy, Volume 1, pg. 65) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1795 First Tax List of Green County, KY (KY Ancestors, Vol 4, No. 1): John Brunts 6-30 1,2,1, 2 CONC 6,4,8,16,-,-,- 2 CONT John Brunts-Persons Name Chargeable With Tax 2 CONT 6-30-Date 2 CONT 1- Number of white males over 21 2 CONT 2- Number of White males over 16, under 21 2 CONT 1-Numeration 2 CONT 6-Total Blacks 2 CONT 4-Blacks under 16 2 CONT 8-Horses, mares, Colts 2 CONT 16-Cattle 2 CONT Nothing listed for Number of Town Lots 2 CONT Nothing listed for Appraisements 2 CONT Nothing listed for Stud Horses 2 CONT 2 CONT The spelling of BRENTS is usually BRUNTS, and after about 1804, the spelling became BRENTS. 2 CONT 2 CONT He migrated with his family after 1780 from NC to the State of KY. The Revolutionary War wa 2 CONC s over and VA had set aside land west of the Alleghenies to compensate her soldiers who had f 2 CONC ought for independence. John's son, John Jr., had been a soldier in the VA Line, and thus cl 2 CONC aimed the portion of land due him on Military Warrants. John, Sr. bought land in the same ar 2 CONC ea with a Treasury Warrants. 2 CONT 2 CONT Jno. Brent, Treas. Warrant No. 10728 Jun 27, 1784, 1000 acres on the water of the Licking. (F 2 CONC ayette Co. Book 3, pg 380) (Jillson's Index to KY. Land Grants.) (Register of Land Office Fra 2 CONC nkfort, KY.) 2 CONT 2 CONT The family did not remain in Fayette Co. the next record is in Nelson Co., KY. There are mar 2 CONC riage records of the children, and John Jr.'s will is there.: 2 CONT 2 CONT Squire Boone by John Brunts, from the office of a Treasury Warrant No. 14787 for 20,000 acres 2 CONC , 2000 acres surveyed for the said Boone and returned with his 2000 acre survey. (Nelson Co 2 CONC . Processionery's Book, pg 212, dated 29 Dec 1784) 2 CONT 2 CONT Greene County was formed out of Nelson County in 1792, thus Green Co., KY is where they resid 2 CONC ed. 2 CONT 2 CONT His will is recorded in Green Co., KY, Will Book 2, 10 May 1815, and admitted to Probate Cour 2 CONC t after his death in 1819 pg. 35-37 2 CONT 2 CONT I, John Brents of Green County and the State of Kentucky, being weak of body, but of good an 2 CONC d perfect mind and memory do make this my last will and testament revoking all other by me he 2 CONC retofore made. And first I will my soul into the hands of Almighty God, who first gave it an 2 CONC d my body to the dust to be buried in decent burial under the direction of my Executor hereaf 2 CONC ter to be named. As to such earthly estate it has pleased God to bless me with, I give, devi 2 CONC se and bequeath in the manner following, to wit: I give my Negro boy, Jack to my son Thoma 2 CONC s Brents. I give my Negro woman, Alice and her two youngest children named Caleb and Thornto 2 CONC n to my son Peter Brents upon this condition that he deliver up as a part of my estate in th 2 CONC e hands of my executor the little negro girl named Let, heretofore given to him. I give th 2 CONC e Negro girl, Let, now in the hands of Peter Brents to my son Solomon Brents. 2 CONT 2 CONT I will that my Negro boy Dick and Mulatto boy Moses be sold at twelve months credit for cash 2 CONC , not to be sold out of my family. I will the balance of my horses and cattle and sheep no 2 CONC t included in a deed made by me to my son Joshua Brents and his mother and whatever persona 2 CONC l estate may not be disposed of to be sold as said Negros. I give to my six sons, James, Pet 2 CONC er, Thomas, Solomon, Samuel and Joshua my entry for 3000 acres of land on Tennessee and warra 2 CONC nt on which it is founded, also I give them the Bond assigned to me by Silas Burk on the Will 2 CONC iamsons. I give to my granddaughter Patsey, late Patsey Wolfskill, daughter to my daughter B 2 CONC etsy Wolfskill, dec. one hundred dollars in cash. I give to my two granddaughters Betsy Wrig 2 CONC ht and Polly Tibbs daughters of my son John, twenty pounds each. I give to my granddaughte 2 CONC r Isabelle Lowry, daughter of Ann Lowry one hundred dollars. In addition to the advancement 2 CONC s made by this will be deed and otherwise to my son Joshua Brents, I give him, said Joshua, a 2 CONC ll the balance of my estate, both real and personal in possession or out of possession excep 2 CONC t a bond of John Marshall of about the sum of twenty pounds which bond or the money arising t 2 CONC here-from I give to his oldest daughters. I lastly appoint my son, Joshua Brents, whole an 2 CONC d sole executor of this my last will and testament. In testimony of which I have here unto s 2 CONC et my hand and seal this 10th day of May 1815. John Brents 2 CONT 2 CONT (Bill Doyle-billdoyle@ev1.net) 1 SOUR @S99@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Jan 2002 3 TIME 02:07:32 0 @I4711@ INDI 1 NAME /Harrell/ 2 SURN Harrell 1 SEX M 1 _UID CC9CDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EE2C0 1 FAMS @F606@ 1 NOTE There is an Aaron Harrell on the Gates co., NC Tax Lists and Census of 1780 and 1790. He als 2 CONC o fought in the War of 1812. 2 CONT His relative is: 2 CONT Gene Harrell 2 CONT 8029 Clearsprings Road 2 CONT Dallas, TX 75240-3809 2 CONT (972) 235-7038 2 CONT e-mail: gharrell@flash.net (1998) 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a descendant of a William Robert HARRELL, Florence HARRELL MOORE. She has a websit 2 CONC e at: 2 CONT http://www.geocities.com/fdmoore38(2000) Her e-mail is: fdmoore38@hotmail.com 2 CONT William Robert HARRELLwas born in Jun 1832 in Eure, Gates, NC. He appeared on Census in 185 2 CONC 0 in , Gates, NC. He appeared on Census in 1860 in Reynoldson Twp, Gates, NC. He appeare 2 CONC d on Census in 1870 in Hall Twp, Gates, NC. He appeared on Census in 1880 in Hall Twp, Gate 2 CONC s, NC. He appeared on Census in 1900 in Hall Twp, Gates, NC. He was married to Elizabeth A 2 CONC nn ASKEW on 12 Feb 1857 in Eure, Gates, NC. 2 CONT 2 CONT This could be a relative to our Mary. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 25 Oct 1998 3 TIME 01:10:02 0 @I4948@ INDI 1 NAME William /Bradburn/ 2 SURN Bradburn 2 GIVN William 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1757 2 SOUR @S79@ 3 PAGE Will Book 2, Pgs 258-59 1 _UID A69EDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EBE7E 1 FAMS @F2855@ 1 NOTE The information on this line comes from Terry BRADBURN. His address is Terry L. Bradburn, Rt 2 CONC . 3, Box 1210, Kempner, TX 76539 (254) 547-6075. He has a webpage at: http://www.bradburn-h 2 CONC istory.com/ e-mail: tbradburn@hot.rr.com 2 CONT 2 CONT His brother Mel O. BRADBURN can be reached by 39 Buckland St., Apt. #222-1, Manchester, CT 06 2 CONC 040. (860) 645-7404 E-mail is: MOBradburn@aol.com 1 CHAN 2 DATE 19 Jul 1999 3 TIME 16:51:07 0 @I5193@ INDI 1 NAME Unknown /Gilbert/ 2 SURN Gilbert 2 GIVN Unknown 1 SEX M 1 _UID 22018345D41AD511B5684445535400000C8C 1 FAMS @F5759@ 1 FAMC @F5771@ 1 NOTE This son is one of the known sons of William Gilbert I, but currently there is no proof to ti 2 CONC e a specific son to this William. Family tradition suggests that because of the family furni 2 CONC ture that has been passed down with the family history that this William is a grandfather o 2 CONC f our John. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 17 Mar 2001 3 TIME 13:06:55 0 @I6887@ INDI 1 NAME Alexander /McCandless/ 2 SURN McCandless 2 GIVN Alexander 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1766 2 PLAC Faun Township, York Co., PA 1 _UID 28018345D41AD511B56844455354000012EC 1 FAMS @F5770@ 1 NOTE There were from York Co., PA. His will 1766 names his daughter, Sarah Gilbert. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Jan 2004 3 TIME 16:50:25 0 @I6891@ INDI 1 NAME Sarah // 2 GIVN Sarah 1 SEX F 1 _UID 2B018345D41AD511B568444553540000151C 1 FAMS @F5770@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 17 Mar 2001 3 TIME 13:11:37 0 @I7515@ INDI 1 NAME James /Clark/ 2 SURN Clark 2 GIVN James 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1755 2 SOUR @S136@ 3 NOTE Benjamin CLARK states on the 1870 Census that his parents were born in England and Ireland. 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1830 2 PLAC Sevier Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Clark Cemetery, Sevier Co.,TN 1 _UID C6ABDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EEB41 1 FAMS @F7381@ 1 FAMC @F7369@ 1 NOTE All these CLARK males seem to be of the same family. We are still trying to confirm the conn 2 CONC ections. Obviously some girls were born in between these guys. 2 CONT 2 CONT Patent Land Survey(Index of Land Acquisitions 1770-1820) Greenville Co., SC (including land 2 CONC s in Laurens, Newberry, Spartanburg, Union, and Old Ninety-Six District): Book A: 1874-1786 l 2 CONC ists: Benjamin Clark, Pg 71, 200 acres Both sides of Checharoa River; James Clark pg 251, 40 2 CONC 0 acres North fork of Thicketty Creek. Book C 1785-1788: James CLARKE pg 194, 285 acres On Mi 2 CONC ll of North Tiger River in Spartanburg County. Book D 1788-1799: Benjamin CLARK, Edward, Fra 2 CONC ncis, Gaines, Henry, James CLARK: pg 314, 330 acres Branch of Middle Tiger River, Greenvill 2 CONC e Co.; John CLARK pg 322, 166 acres Branch of South Pacolet River in Spartanburg Co; John CLA 2 CONC RK pg 304, 166 acres Water of South Pacolet River in Spartanburg Co.; Book E. 1791-1803: Thom 2 CONC as CLARKE, Book F 1799-1893: Braxton CLARK and Henry Clark, Sr.; Book G 1804-1819: John CLAR 2 CONC KE, pg 103, 134 acres Vaughn's Creek, North Pacolet River 2 CONT 2 CONT Book 9, Sampson Co Deeds p 46 Deed: DANIEL CLARK (of Duplin Co) to JAMES CLARK ("of the sam 2 CONC e place"). Dated: 5 February 1782. Trans.: 200 lbs specie for 328 acres of land in two tracts 2 CONC . Deed conveys "One Certain tract....of land lying in Sampson and partly in Duplin County al 2 CONC l that part of a survey Containing (100) acres of land granted by letters pattent to John Cla 2 CONC rk Bearing date (4 March 1775) which lies on the North side of the dividing Branch and also o 2 CONC ne other piece....of land lying...in the County of Sampson aforesaid and partly in Duplin Cou 2 CONC nty on the South side of Goshen swamp and panther Branch containing...(248) acres of land...i 2 CONC ncluding the plantation that WILLIAM CLARK formerly lived on and being the upper half or par 2 CONC t of parcell of land which JOHN CLARK SENIOR formerly purchased from Henry McCulloh and is no 2 CONC w Bounded Between the said DANIEL CLARK and the said JAMES CLARKs other land the land that wa 2 CONC s former George Fraziers all which said Two pieces or parcells of lands Containing in the who 2 CONC le (328) acres of land...was Conveyed by the heirs of JOHN CLARK deceased By a deed of barga 2 CONC n and sail (sic) Bearing date (30 September 1791) to the said DANIEL CLARK." Wit: DAVID CLARK 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT 1790 Census, Ninety-Six District, Edgefield Co., SC there is a James CLARK in Township unlist 2 CONC ed, Image 0319-Roll M637-11. 2 CONT 1 Male 16 & up 2 CONT 0 males under 16 2 CONT 1 free female 2 CONT 2 slaves 2 CONT 2 CONT In Ninety-Six District, Spartanburg Co., SC James CLARK: 2 CONT 2 males 16 & up 2 CONT 1 male under 16 2 CONT 4 free females 2 CONT 0 slaves 2 CONT 2 CONT The IGI lists another James CLARK who m a Zilphia SCOTT Abt 1794 in NC Film # 6142816. Thi 2 CONC s Ziphia SCOTT born Abt 1756 in Spartinburg, NC parents are listed as Mr. and Mr. Malahial SC 2 CONC OTT. (District 96-Edgefield) (At one time I thought this could be our folks, but I have othe 2 CONC r information that seems to prove this is not our James and Zelphy. -Some records state tha 2 CONC t her last name was SCOTT, but it appears that there was a Zelphia SCOTT who did marry a Jame 2 CONC s CLARK. That James was in the 1850 St. Joseph Co., IN Census, 80 years old living with hi 2 CONC s son Malachi, therefore not our James CLARK.) 2 CONT 2 CONT CLARK, James: 1800 Census, Edgefield Co., SC 169 M32 Roll 47---22301-21010-00 2 CONT 2 Males under 10 (Benjamin, William Isom) Jeremiah is supposedly not yet born! 2 CONT 2 males under 16 (Amos, Unknown) 2 CONT 3 males under 26 (John, Joseph, Unknown) 2 CONT 1 male under 45 (James) 2 CONT 2 females under 10 (Unknown, Unknown) 2 CONT 1 female under 16 (Ann) 2 CONT 1 female under 45 (Zelphy) 2 CONT 0 slaves 2 CONT 2 CONT 1800 Edgefield SC census 2 CONT 2 CONT James Clark 2 CONT 1 male 0-10 2 CONT 1 male 26-45 2 CONT 1 female 0-10 2 CONT 1 female 16-26 2 CONT ( neighbors...Bailey & Howlet) 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT James Clark (this one has Joseph Clark written in margin to left across from James...surpri 2 CONC se?) 2 CONT 2 males 0-10 2 CONT 2 males 10-16 2 CONT 3 males 16-26 2 CONT 1 male 45&up 2 CONT 2 females 0-10 2 CONT 1 female 10-16 2 CONT 1 female 26-45 2 CONT (neighbors...Blakley, Granage?,& ?) 2 CONT 2 CONT ---------- 2 CONT 2 CONT 1810 Edgefield SC census 2 CONT 2 CONT James Clark 2 CONT 1 male 0-10 2 CONT 1 male 16-26 2 CONT 1 male 26-45 2 CONT 2 females 0-10 2 CONT 1 female 10-16 2 CONT 1 female 26-45 2 CONT (neighbors...Garrete & Hatsworth) 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT CLARK, James: 1810 Census, Edgefield Co., SC 087-NTWP L M252 roll 62 2 CONT 1 male under 10 (Jeremiah) 2 CONT 1 male under 26 2 CONT 1 male under 45 2 CONT 1 male over 45 (James) 2 CONT 2 females under 10 (Unknown, Unknown) 2 CONT 1 female under 16 (Unknown) 2 CONT 1 female under 45( Zelphy) 2 CONT 2 slaves 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 Census-Not found 2 CONT Sevier Co., TN 1820 Census does not exist. 2 CONT 2 CONT TERRITORY SOUTH OF FRENCH BROAD-LAND GRANTS: 2 CONT CLARK-James State of TN LAND GRANTS in SEVIER COUNTY, TN Grant # 508 2 CONT "#508 JAMES CLARK-239 acres 115 poles-Sevier County-on the waters of Little East Fork of Litt 2 CONC le Pigeon River-CC None Surveyed March 17, 1807" (CC stands for: Chain Carrier) 2 CONT 2 CONT These five counties, Jefferson, Knox, Blount, Sevier and Cocke contained the Territory Sout 2 CONC h of French Broad. In 1796 Tennessee became the sixteenth state, but she was still not fre 2 CONC e to issue land titles for land included in her Territory South of French Broad. North Caroli 2 CONC na and the Federal Government were still squabbling over Tennessee’s lands and their disposit 2 CONC ion. In all this period of confusion, John Sevier saw that the rights of preemption and occup 2 CONC ancy were preserved until 1806 when Tennessee was able to grant title to this area. 2 CONT 2 CONT Had land adjacent to: John CRAIG in 1807.(Also near: John CHASTIN and George OLDHAM) 2 CONT 2 CONT James CLARK: 2 CONT 1829, 25 acres, East District, Book 15, p 805, Grant #15906; That in consideration of an entr 2 CONC y made in the Entry Taker's Office of Sevier Co., TN of No 594, dated the 5th of March, 182 2 CONC 7 by James Clark, there is granted by the State of TN unto the said James Clark and his heirs 2 CONC , a certain Tract of Land containing 25 acres, lying in the county aforesaid, " On "--- branc 2 CONC h ...with a knob": Surveyed 28th Aug 1827, recorded in Nashville, TN on 28 August 1829. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1829, 25 acres, East District, Book 15, p 812, grant # 15912; That in consideration of an ent 2 CONC ry made in the Entry Taker's Office of Sevier Co., TN of No 602, dated the 12th of May 182 2 CONC 7 by James Clark, there is granted by the State of TN unto the said James Clark and his heirs 2 CONC , a certain Tract of Land containing 25 acres, lying in the county aforesaid, "on 2-- Knob cr 2 CONC eek beginning at a white on his line, ...with the line of J. F. Clind (?)...thence with knobs 2 CONC ...with Clark's line..." Surveyed 14th May 1827, recorded in Nashville, TN on 28 August 1829. 2 CONT 2 CONT Transcription records from Forks of the Little Pigeon Baptist Church which lists only names: 2 CONT "Members as of Sept 5 1807: James CLARK and a Zelpy CLARK"; Sep 30 1808: James Clark; Nov 1 2 CONC 808: James CLARK and wife; Joseph CLARKE was clirke from Nov 1827 to Sep 1833: Jun 1820 two S 2 CONC isters CLARK; August 1820 two Sisters CLARK, Mar 1821 Anny CLARK; Apr 1821 Anny CLARK exclude 2 CONC d; Sep 1821 Nancy Clark received by experience; October 1821 Sarah Clark letter of dismission 2 CONC ;" 2 CONT 2 CONT The Richardson's Cove area is where Philip Roberts and Rachel Lindsey had grants on Bird's Cr 2 CONC eek. Along the "waters of the Middle Prong" were the homesteads of Robert Shields, Jr. and W 2 CONC illiam Shields, George Oldham, James Clark, Josiah Maples, William Mitchell, Joel Ivy, Samue 2 CONC l and James Ferguson, Alexander Bohanon, and Isaac Veach. The Red Bank Baptist Church, origi 2 CONC nally an arm of the Church in the Forks, was constituted in 1840. In the CLARK Cemetery in t 2 CONC his area are 40-50 graves marked with fieldstones. No names can be read on the stones. It i 2 CONC s located near the Little Pigeon River, about one-half mile west of Red Bank Baptist Church. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1830 lists a Silva (probably Zilpha) CLARK with males age 50-59, 1 male age 15-19, females 70 2 CONC -79, and 1 30-39. 2 CONT 2 CONT Other CLARKS on the 1830 Sevier Co., TN Census are: 2 CONT Isom CLARK age 30-39 2 CONT James CLARK age 20-29 2 CONT Amos CLARK age 30-39 2 CONT 2 CONT On the 1840 Sevier Co., TN there is: 2 CONT Jeremiah CLARK 2 CONT Amos CLARK 2 CONT James CLARK 2 CONT 2 CONT Zilphy is listed on the 1840 Sevier Co., TN Census with 1 female age 80-89, female 20-29, on 2 CONC e male age 10-14. 2 CONT 2 CONT He is thought to be buried in the CLARK family cemetery. The CLARK Cemetery contains about 40 2 CONC -50 graves marked with fieldstones. No names can be read on the stones. It is located nea 2 CONC r the Little Pigeon River, about one-half mile west of Red Bank Baptist Church. To reach thi 2 CONC s cemetery, beginning in Sevierville at the intersection of US 441 and State Route 66, driv 2 CONC e on US 411 (toward Newport) for 3.3 miles. Turn right onto Old US 411. Drive 0.6 miles an 2 CONC d bear right onto Pittman Center Road. Drive 2.0 miles. The cemetery is on the right, abou 2 CONC t 400 yards at the top of the hill in a grove of trees. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 Dec 2003 3 TIME 17:26:47 0 @I7922@ INDI 1 NAME Sarah /Crondas/ 2 SURN Crondas 2 GIVN Sarah 1 SEX F 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1771 1 _UID 5DADDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E84CF 1 FAMS @F2855@ 1 NOTE Sarah named grandchildren in her will as John, William Chandler, Elizabeth, Butler, and Thoma 2 CONC s. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Apr 2000 3 TIME 09:06:47 0 @I7943@ INDI 1 NAME /Evans/ 2 SURN Evans 1 SEX M 1 _UID 72ADDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E991F 1 FAMS @F2882@ 1 NOTE The father of Elizabeth is probably William who had a Mill on the river very close to the ol 2 CONC d CLARK homeplace on Clark branch about 4 miles south of Sevierville. He had a son named Ric 2 CONC hard. 2 CONT 2 CONT Possibly the father of our Elizabeth is William EVANS from Wales. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 10 Aug 1999 3 TIME 09:37:23 0 @I8079@ INDI 1 NAME /Wilson/ 2 SURN Wilson 1 SEX M 1 _UID FAADDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E219F 1 FAMS @F2901@ 0 @I8080@ INDI 1 NAME William /Sandridge/ , II 2 SURN Sandridge 2 GIVN William 2 NSFX , II 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1724 2 PLAC Spotsyvania Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1777 2 PLAC ALbemarle Co., VA 1 _UID FBADDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E22AF 1 FAMS @F2902@ 1 FAMC @F10222@ 1 NOTE Her father is very possibly William SANDRIDGE, Jr. who married Elizabeth GRAVES. He was th 2 CONC e son of William, SR. and Ann PULLIAM. William, Sr. was the son of John SANDRIDGE who was ch 2 CONC ristened in New Kent Parish, VA in 1697. This information is from Jean McGee e-mail: JeanCMc 2 CONC Gee@aol.com (1999). 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Nov 2003 3 TIME 23:33:40 0 @I8133@ INDI 1 NAME Sarah /Farmer/ 2 SURN Farmer 2 GIVN Sarah 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 PLAC Louisa, VA 1 _UID 30AEDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E580E 1 FAMS @F552@ 1 NOTE Source: James A. Hamrick e-mail: jimjan@ix.netcom.com (1997) 2 CONT 2 CONT Source: Jerry L. Sanner e-mail: jlsanner@sub-bird.com (1997) Provided her birthplace. 2 CONT 2 CONT Have seen her name listed as Mary also. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Aug 1999 3 TIME 18:48:20 0 @I8134@ INDI 1 NAME Richard T. /Thurman/ Sr. 2 SURN Thurman 2 GIVN Richard T. 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1680 2 PLAC New Kent, Hanover, VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1710 2 PLAC New Kent, Hanover, VA 1 _UID 31AEDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E591E 1 FAMS @F2934@ 1 FAMC @F2935@ 1 NOTE "The Thurmond's of VA", Page 113 is identified as source for the family of "Richard T. Thurma 2 CONC n (born btw 1650-1680 and died 1710 in Hanover Co., VA) and their five children. 2 CONT 2 CONT Source: "Thurman Family History" by Sybil Davis Griggs. 17 Jun 1999. Richard and Mary live 2 CONC d in Goochland Co., VA and had land patents there in 1637 & 1638. In 1704 Richard was payin 2 CONC g rent to the Queen of England on 131.5 acres of land. Some reports say he died here instea 2 CONC d of Hanover Co., VA. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Jan 2001 3 TIME 21:24:03 0 @I8135@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /Brooks/ 2 SURN Brooks 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1680 2 PLAC New Kent, Hanover Co., VA 1 _UID 32AEDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5A2E 1 FAMS @F2934@ 1 FAMC @F7324@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 15 Jan 2001 3 TIME 14:16:08 0 @I8139@ INDI 1 NAME Edward /Thurman/ 2 SURN Thurman 2 GIVN Edward 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1660 2 PLAC Accomack, VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1680 2 PLAC New Kent, Hanover, VA 1 _UID 36AEDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5E6E 1 FAMS @F2935@ 1 FAMC @F2936@ 1 NOTE (The first entry pairing John and Edward as sons of John Jr. from the Hamrick data. See Joh 2 CONC n Jr.'s notes.) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Aug 1999 3 TIME 18:57:08 0 @I8140@ INDI 1 NAME John /Thurman/ Jr. 2 SURN Thurman 2 GIVN John 2 NSFX Jr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1638 2 PLAC James City, VA 1 _UID 37AEDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E5F7E 1 FAMS @F2936@ 1 FAMC @F2937@ 1 NOTE "Both sets of files identify this John Thurman, Jr. as the son of John Sr. and Anne Morecraft 2 CONC . However The James Hamrick files received in Oct 1996 has Edward born 1660 and died 1680 2 CONC , as the only identified son. "Leaves from the Family Tree" shows John born abt 1670 as th 2 CONC e only identified son. The only other source is "Descendants of John Thurman of VA", which a 2 CONC gree with "Leaves". As a result, I have shown the "John" from "Leaves" and "Descendants" an 2 CONC d the "Edward" from Hamrick as brothers to compile all the names into a single database. The 2 CONC re is no apparent duplication of individuals within the two sets of data, and should it cro 2 CONC p up later, the pairing of John and Edward at this juncture should resolve the issue."(Source 2 CONC : THURMAN QUEST Website database) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Aug 1999 3 TIME 18:58:15 0 @I8142@ INDI 1 NAME John /Thurmer/ Sr. 2 SURN Thurmer 2 GIVN John 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1598 2 PLAC London, England 1 DEAT 2 DATE 4 Apr 1669 2 PLAC Maryland 1 _UID 39AEDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E619E 1 FAMS @F2937@ 1 FAMC @F2938@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Aug 1999 3 TIME 19:04:09 0 @I8145@ INDI 1 NAME Richard /Thurmer/ 2 SURN Thurmer 2 GIVN Richard 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1550 2 PLAC Berkshire, England 1 _UID 3CAEDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E64CE 1 FAMS @F2938@ 1 NOTE This surname is seen as THURMER, THURMAN, and THURMOND. 2 CONT 2 CONT The will of 18 Dec 1638 of Edmund Morecroft, lists his sister's father-in-law as THURMER. 2 CONT 2 CONT The descendants are THURMAN in the Humphries book, so I use THURMAN from this family forwar 2 CONC d unless it has specifically changed to THURMOND. 2 CONT 2 CONT "In the year 1638 John Thurman and his wife Anne Morecraft Thurman, and children, were reside 2 CONC nts of James City County, VA, where John, Sr. was exercising all the rights and privileges o 2 CONC f citizenship." John Sr. and Anne probably sailed with his brother-in-law, Edmund Morecraft 2 CONC , a Virginia-London merchant, who was engaged also in transporting immigrants to America at h 2 CONC is own expense in order to receive the 50 acres headright allowed each person. Morecraft die 2 CONC d late in the year 1638, and John Thurman was one of the executors. John Thurman and member 2 CONC s of his family, with Morecraft's two sisters, Elizabeth and Marie, who lived in London, wer 2 CONC e legattees under the will. (Source: Descendants of John Thurman of VA, by John D. Humphries 2 CONC , Atlanta, GA, Dec 1 1938.) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Aug 1999 3 TIME 19:03:34 0 @I8146@ INDI 1 NAME Anne /Morecroft/ 2 SURN Morecroft 2 GIVN Anne 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1605 2 PLAC England 1 DEAT 2 DATE James City, VA 1 _UID 3DAEDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E65DE 1 FAMS @F2937@ 1 FAMC @F2939@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Jan 2001 3 TIME 21:43:04 0 @I8147@ INDI 1 NAME /Morecroft/ 2 SURN Morecroft 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 PLAC England 1 _UID 3EAEDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E66EE 1 FAMS @F2939@ 1 NOTE Identified in the source document (his will) as having three daughters and one son. Birth Or 2 CONC der is arbitrarily assigned. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Aug 1999 3 TIME 19:17:32 0 @I8216@ INDI 1 NAME Misc. /Rees/ 2 SURN Rees 2 GIVN Misc. 1 SEX M 1 _UID 83AEDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EAB3E 1 FAMS @F2959@ 1 NOTE These four sons are only highly suspected as brothers, and not proved! All three families ar 2 CONC e found in Bedford Co., VA and then travel to Lincoln/Moore County, TN. It is highly likel 2 CONC y that their father was Slowman REES. In 1779 Slowman REES sold to Henry CROFFE 125 acres ad 2 CONC joining John YOUNG, etc. (D.B. #6, p 312, Bedford Co., VA) Berry's son, William Gibbs REES na 2 CONC med a son Sloman. Slowman REESE sold a horse to Sally G. REESE Bill of Sale of personal prop 2 CONC erty (D.B. #8, pg 83, 1788, Bedford Co., VA) Slowman signed a petition in 1774 for the "Petit 2 CONC ion of Peaks of Otter Presbyterian Church". Wonder is the wife's name was Sophia? Two of th 2 CONC e granddaughters were named Sophia. (Some of these children may have been sons of Matthias RE 2 CONC ES.) 2 CONT 2 CONT The Reece, Reese, Rees, Rhys, Price, or Rice family hails from Wales and descends from the an 2 CONC cient Welch Kings and Princes, who were all native Welchman before the mid 1300's. Rhys or i 2 CONC ts variations are all patronymic short for Ap Rhys meaning the son of Rhys. Rhys and Rees, R 2 CONC eece, Preece, Rice, Price, etc. Information from: " Welsh Surnames" by T.J. Morgan and Pry 2 CONC s Morgan. (University of Wales Press, 1985, ISBN 0-7083-0936-4) call Rhys one of the commones 2 CONC t Welsh names. It sounds, in South Wales anyway, rather like "Rheece" and the medieval scribe 2 CONC s made quite a good job in spelling it as Rees. It was also latinized as Resus as in the cas 2 CONC e of Jeuan ap Resus who thrived in 1352. The Morgans think it probable that Anglo Norman scr 2 CONC ibes on seeing the Welsh version Rhys, pronounced and wrote it as Rice. This explains how on 2 CONC e might be Dafydd ap Rhys one day and plain old David Price the next. A recent visitor think 2 CONC s it possible his family name changed from Rees to Reece when his forebears landed in America 2 CONC . It is certainly true that most of the early forms were written as Rees but there are exampl 2 CONC es of the Reece spelling from at least the sixteenth century. 2 CONT 2 CONT In England at the Castle Dynefyr in Llandeilo, site of much ancient Rhys history (from Rhodr 2 CONC i Mahr on to The Lord Rhys) to a town called Llanwenog there is a church dating from the 13t 2 CONC h century that has a Rhys Coat of Arms on it. Sir Rhys built the tower of the church to comm 2 CONC emorate the victory of Henry Tudor at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485, in which Sir Rhys bor 2 CONC e a very important part, supported by the men of Llanwenog. On the west side over the door t 2 CONC here is a small escutchion with what looks like the Rhys coat of arms, though it is quite age 2 CONC d. Over the window there is a heraldic shield of the early Tudor period bearing the arms an 2 CONC d insignia of Sir Rhys ap Thomas, consisting of "a chevron inter three martlets or ravens wit 2 CONC h legend on a garter." There are some REES names from the 1800's buried in the churchyard. T 2 CONC he address is: The Reverend Delyth Bowen, BA, The Vicarage, Parish Church, Llanwenog, Wales. 2 CONT 2 CONT The documents found in the USA courthouses have the name spelled Rees, Reese and Reece, but w 2 CONC here these settlers signed their name they always used REES as the spelling. Many of their d 2 CONC escendants now use the other forms. 2 CONT 2 CONT Many Quaker families were in the area in VA where we find our REESE family. Bedford Co., V 2 CONC A lists Goose Creek Monthly Meeting Established: 1794 from South River Monthly Meeting and Di 2 CONC scontinued: 1814 and members returned to South River Monthly Meeting. 2 CONT 2 CONT South River Monthly Meeting Established: 1767 from Cedar Creek Monthly Meeting. Discontinued 2 CONC : 1847. Counties within bounds of this Monthly Meeting: Bedford, Campbell, Albemarle, Amhers 2 CONC t, Halifax, Pittsylvania, Henry, Franklin, and Patrick. 2 CONT 2 CONT South River Meeting was in the city of Lynchburg, Campbell Co., VA the city built by the Quak 2 CONC ers of South River. In 1750 the location of Lynchburg was desolate river bank in the VA wild 2 CONC erness. In 1805 it boasted of only 500-600 citizens. 2 CONT 2 CONT The name of REES is heavy in the records of the Hopewell Monthly Meetings. 2 CONT 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT "The Original Persons of Quality" lists Thomas REES living in the city of James on 16 Feb 162 2 CONC 3 at the Neck of Land. (Published 1974 by Genealogical Publishers 1600-1700 pg. 176-177) 2 CONT 2 CONT Dave REESE says the above information is listed as Charles City. He feels that this is mos 2 CONC t significant because Roger REES is found in Charles City in 1660 and 1672-1674. Roger, Sr. 2 CONC , and Roger, Jr. appear in Prince George County, VA for many years. Roger, Jr. is in Dinwidd 2 CONC ie Co., VA in 1756. DDREESE66@aol.com 66 Rosemont Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 (1999) 2 CONT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT There was a David REES (Welsh-Quaker) that came over in the 1680's to Philadelphia. His son 2 CONC , Edward REES migrated to Isle of Wight, VA and later to Lunenburg Co., VA. Edward's son, Hu 2 CONC gh REES, had a son, Isham REES and migrated to Dinwiddie Co., VA. (Shannon Reese) 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT One line lists: 2 CONT David RHYS/REES b 1680 m Maud OWENS > 2 CONT Hugh REES b 1710 (I question this date!) m Sarah JORDAN > 2 CONT 2 CONT Children of Hugh and Sarah: 2 CONT Hugh b 1722 2 CONT Priscilla b 21 Feb 1729 baptized 10 May 1730 2 CONT Isham b 8 Aug 1732 baptized 20 May 1733 d 6 Aug 1801 2 CONT Sarah b 10 Oct 1735 2 CONT Edwin b_____d 22 Feb 1782 m Mary 2 CONT James Joseph b 15 Oct 1741/47 d 8 Jan 1839 m 1789 Elizabeth BROWN b 15 Jun 1770 d 1843 2 CONT 2 CONT Bristol Parish Register records verify the following on the above children: 2 CONT Hugh II(born 1708) & Sarah REESE children: 2 CONT Prisilla b 21 Feb 1729 baptized 10 May 1730 2 CONT Isham b 8 Aug 1732 baptized 20 May 1733 2 CONT Sarah b 10 Oct 1735 2 CONT James b 29 Aug 1741 2 CONT 2 CONT Hugh REES b 1722 d 1830 m Elizabeth > 2 CONT 2 CONT Children of Hugh and Elizabeth: 2 CONT Hugh, Jr. b 20 Dec 1742 2 CONT Elizabeth b 25 Apr 1743 baptized 22 May 1743 2 CONT James b 1745 2 CONT Neil b 19 Feb1746 baptized 2 Apr 1746 2 CONT Isham b 1748 2 CONT Jordan 2 CONT Benjamin b 1754 d 11 Sep 1805 m Sarah JAMES 2 CONT 2 CONT Bristol Parish Register Records verifies the children above: 2 CONT Hugh & Elizabeth RAES children: 2 CONT Elizabeth b 25 Apr 1743 baptized 22 May 1743 2 CONT Neil(Niel) b 19 Feb 1745-6 baptized 2 Apr 1746 2 CONT 2 CONT Hugh REES, Jr. b 20 Dec 1742, d 12 Dec 1825 m 20 Nov 1794 Elizabeth NEWSON b 22 Jan 177 2 CONC 2 d 7 Jan 1848. 2 CONT Their children were: 2 CONT Elizabeth b 1797 2 CONT _______ b 1799 2 CONT Britton C. b 1801 2 CONT Moses b 1804 2 CONT Mariah Prudence b 1804 m 21 Feb 1820 Henry SCOTT 2 CONT Simon Averett b 1805 2 CONT Harrison b 1805 2 CONT Vincent b 1808 2 CONT 2 CONT The above line is from Cynthia REESE e-mail: 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT One line starts with Travis REES and his son Thomas who were both in the Revolutionary War 2 CONC . His descendants migrated from SC to NC and then into KY. Descendants born in KY were Will 2 CONC iam Terrell Rees and his son John M. REES. William Terrell REES married Amanda SMITH and wit 2 CONC h their baby John, they went west in the 1870's settling in Washington Co., Ark. This line i 2 CONC s from Resse J. MOSES 2428 Upper Zion Rd., Brownsville, TN 38012. His e-mail: reese@pchnet.c 2 CONC om 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT The names Roger, William, and Richard appear first in Dinwiddie and were probably brothers o 2 CONC r father/sons. The names Hugh, Isham, and Jordan appear early and are there at least throug 2 CONC h 1800. 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT Another Isham (b Aug 1748 Dinwiddie Co., VA d 17 Apr 1816 Jones Co., GA.) m to Susanna COLEMA 2 CONC N (b 13 Dec 1755 d 23 Jan 1823). This line is documented in the family Bible records of Cuthb 2 CONC ert REESE 1822, published in "History of Macon Co., GA" by Louise Frederick Hays, April 1933. 2 CONT Children of Isham and Susanna REESE are: 2 CONT William C. b 15 Dec 1775 2 CONT Isham b 18 Oct 1777 2 CONT Cuthbert b 29 Nov 1781 2 CONT Joseph b 8 Dec 1783 2 CONT John C b 9 Mar 1785 2 CONT Precilla b 21 May 1788 2 CONT Susan b 17 Jul 1790 2 CONT Sarah P. b 9 Apr 1793 2 CONT *Patrick b 1795 (He is not listed in the Bible, but in the Will.) 2 CONT Henry L. b 18 Dec 1795 2 CONT Jordan b 17 Mar 1800 (Listed as a Doctor.) 2 CONT This line is from Martha Everman Jones 506 W. Larkspur Street, Victoria, TX 77904 e-mail: mj 2 CONC ones@viptx.net FAX (512) 579-9916 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT Another Isham was married on 1 Feb 1768 in Amelia Co., VA to Rhoda THOMAS (b abt 1748 d/o Wil 2 CONC liam THOMAS). 2 CONT 2 CONT "Bristol Parish Register Records of Henrico, Prince George & Dinwiddie Co., VA 1720-1798" (Tr 2 CONC anscribed by: Churchill Gibson Chamerlayne, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1980) lists th 2 CONC e following: 2 CONT 2 CONT Jacob & Diancy REESE children: 2 CONT John Fetherstone REESE b 14 May 1792 Baptized 15 Dec 1792 2 CONT 2 CONT John & Mary REESE children: 2 CONT Thomas b 12 Feb 1739 2 CONT 2 CONT Roger & Eliz REESE children: 2 CONT Martha REESE b 9 Feb 1730 baptized 21 May 1732 2 CONT Charles REESE b 3 Apr 1733 baptized 30 Dec 1733 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas & Mary REESE children: 2 CONT Francis son b 5 Dec 1727 2 CONT Thomas b 2 Nov 1729 baptized 22 Feb 1729 2 CONT Mary b 8 Oct 1733 2 CONT John b 30 Sep 1731 baptized 20 May 1733 2 CONT Mason (Female) b 10 Jul 1740 2 CONT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT Brothers: Hugh b 1742, Prince George Co., VA, Benjamin, Edwin/Edmund, Isham b 1732 d 1801 SC 2 CONC . and William. Isham's will in SC lists as his brothers: Benjamin, Edwin (who was dead), Hug 2 CONC h and William. Isham was unmarried and it seems that this is why they are listed in his will 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT Hugh REES b 1742 reputedly in the part of Prince George Co., VA which became Dinwiddie an 2 CONC d d in GA 1825 was married 3 times. 1-reputed to be Mary Jane JAMES d/o Sherwood JAMES, Jr. ( 2 CONC Mary Jane's sister, Sarah was positively married to Hugh's brother Benjamin.) 2-Margaret ? an 2 CONC d 3-Elizabeth NEWSOM. 2 CONT There were 21 children. 2 CONT William b 1766 m Lettice McCREERY 2 CONT Mary b 1769 m BURKHALTER 2 CONT Elizabeth b 1770 m BROOKS 2 CONT Dorcus m Jeremiah BURKHALTER 2 CONT John b 1775 m Sarah GANEWAY 2 CONT Benjamin b 1780 m Elizabeth PIERSON 2 CONT Thorza b 1782 m Allen DUCKWORTH 2 CONT Jeremiah b 1786 m Sarah PORTER 2 CONT Hugh b 1790 m Martha McGEE 2 CONT Daughter b abt 1792 m Billington McCarthy SANDERS 2 CONT Sarah b abt 1795 m Albert HOLLIMAN 2 CONT Nancy b abt 1798 2 CONT Briton or Brittain b 1801 m Lucinda McGEE/McGHEE 2 CONT Moses b 1804 m Michael TODD 2 CONT Maria Prudence b 1804 m Henry SCOTT 2 CONT Harrison b 22 Oct 1805 m Nancy TODD 2 CONT Vincent b 1808 m Susan SHORT 2 CONT Simmons(Simeon) Averitt-He is listed in Hugh's will. 2 CONT The above information is from Dave REESE e-mail: DRREESE66@aol.com (1999) 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT Another line: Thomas REES b cir 1709 d: 1785 Fredrick Co., VA m cir 1730 to Margaret BOWEN (1 2 CONC 710-1784) > 2 CONT Thomas REES b 1734 Philadelphia Co., PA d cir 1812 Fairfield Co., OH m Hannah REES(1732-1800/ 2 CONC 1806) d/o Morris REES and Sarah BUTTERFIELD > 2 CONT Thomas REES b cir 1763 Frederick Co., VA d cir 1832 Washington Co., PA > Thomas REES b 1804 W 2 CONC ashington Co., PA d 1865 Washington Co., PA m Anna SUNDERLAND (1808-1871) > 2 CONT Henry REESE b 10 Jul 1829 Washington Co., PA d 12 Sep 1906 Champaign Co., IL m Catherine ARG 2 CONC O (17 Nov 1841- 15 Feb 1880) > 2 CONT Oran Blackburn REESE b 5 Oct 1879 Champaign Co., IL d 6 Jan 1975 Boone Co.,IN m Lillian Oliv 2 CONC e SWEARINGEN (30 Apr 1883- 16 May 1904). 2 CONT Information from Terry REESE e-mail: TR131574@exchange.DAYTONOH.NCR.com(1999) 2 CONT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT From the Guardian Bonds of Bedford or Dinwiddie County, VA: 2 CONT Edward REES children: 2 CONT John and Nancy bond: 1781 2 CONT Joseph and Mary bond: 1784 2 CONT Edwin bond: 1793 2 CONT Lewis bonds: 1793 and 1798 2 CONT (There could be 2 Edward REES.) 2 CONT 2 CONT Lunenburg County in 1748, 1749, 1750 and 1751 embraced an area now in 11 counties which are 2 CONC : Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, Charlotte, Halifax, Pittsylvania, Henry, Patrick, Franklin, Campbel 2 CONC l, Bedford, and Appomattox. 2 CONT 2 CONT Halifax Co., VA Marriages 1753-1800 : 2 CONT John REES to Ally Binny HANDS d/o Mary HANDS 10 Jul 1798. 2 CONT 2 CONT Franklin Co., VA Marriage Bonds 1786-1858: 2 CONT Samuel REESE to Sophia BOOTH d/o Richard 31 Dec 1803, 2 CONT Silas G. REESE to Catherine E. CALLAWAY 5 Nov 1833 2 CONT Wm REESE to Mary Smith BOOTH d/o Richard 17 Nov 1797. They went to Bedford Co., VA. Their ch 2 CONC ildren were: William Washington and Silas REESE. Mary "Polly" married second Jonathan CUNDIF 2 CONC F. 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT The above William REESE left an inventory of estate in Bedford Co., VA Will Book 3, page 23 2 CONC 9 dated 27 Aug 1810 lists all goods valued by John NEWLOW, William LEFTWICH, and John CLAYTOR 2 CONC . Same Will Book page 254 dated 25 Oct 1810 lists the goods sold at sale. Administrators wer 2 CONC e Polly REESE and Joseph HEADEN. Signed by John AYRES, John HEADEN, and William LEFTWICH. T 2 CONC hen Will Book # 4, pg 267 dated 13 May 1813 is a settlement of his estate noting Polly REES 2 CONC E interest to land in Franklin. Signed by Bernard G. HEADRICK, William LEFTWICH, Thomas STUA 2 CONC RT, and N. ROBERTSON. Deed Book # 17, pg 160 dated 29 Oct 1821 lists sale of land from Joh 2 CONC n REESE to Jonathan CUNDIFF from John REESE father's estate. Deed Book # 29 pg. 380 states th 2 CONC at John and Mary, his wife, are from the County of Shelby in the state of IL. Lists other he 2 CONC irs of William as William W. REESE, Silas G. REESE, Benjamin F. REESE, Sophia S. THURMAN. Ma 2 CONC ny documents are available on the sale of the land. Will Book # 11, pg 339-342 Feb 1841 als 2 CONC o lists a Pemelia who has died without issue. 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT Amelia Co., VA Marriages 1735-1815: 2 CONT Isham REES to Rhoda THOMAS 1 Feb 1768 2 CONT James REES to Margaret LEWIS, spinster d/o George LEWIS 22 Feb 1759. 2 CONT Parham REESE to Nancy CHANDLER 27 Oct 1803. 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT The above James is the son of Hugh REESE II, brother to Isham. He was born 14 Aug 1739, V 2 CONC A m also a Lucy before 1800. James died 18 Aug 1823 in Hancock Co., GA.(Deed Dated 27 Jan 18 2 CONC 00 recorded in Hancock Co., GA from James REES and wife Lucy to Littlton REES [4th child, sec 2 CONC ond son]. Land recorded as situated in Brunswick Co., GA.) Newspaper, Mt. Zion Missionar 2 CONC y 1 Sep 1823 said Captain James REES, Sr. native of VA, member of Methodist Church 50 years d 2 CONC ied, Revolutionary Soldier. (See pg 106 of Marriages and Deaths 1820-1830, GA newspapers b 2 CONC y Warren & White, Pub 1972.) Also Personal Property List: Richmond Co., VA 1785 names Isha 2 CONC m REES, James REES, and Jordan REES per Prof of Genealogy R.D. Sturdivant of Berlin AL. Boo 2 CONC k by John Dudley REESE III written 1992 lists this lineage: Captain James REESE b 29 Aug 1741 2 CONC , Dinwiddie Co., VA His Will was made in Hancock Co., GA 16 Mar 1820. He married 22 Feb 175 2 CONC 9 to Margaret Nancy LEWIS, daughter of George LEWIS.(This information is from Tory Braden St 2 CONC . Simons Island, Glynn Co., GA e-mail: healthed@darientel.net)(1999) 2 CONT 2 CONT Tory's line is: 2 CONT 1. _____REES probably from Cardigan, Wales 2 CONT 2. Hugh I b abt. 1610 Wales m in VA 1633 2 CONT 3. Roger, Sr. b abt.@ 1630 Wales- was in Prince George Co., VA in 1704 spelled REACE i 2 CONC n Quit Rent rolls. 2 CONT 4.Roger, Jr. b abt. 1660 Brunswick Co., VA 2 CONT 5. Daniel b abt 1690 in VA 2 CONT 6. Hugh II b abt 1710 in VA m Sarah Their children are: Pricilla, Isham, Sarah, James, Hugh I 2 CONC II. 2 CONT 7. Captain James, Sr. b 14 Aug 1739 VA m 1759 in Amelia Co., VA to Margaret LEWIS. He died i 2 CONC n Hancock Co., GA 18 Aug 1823. Their children are: Polly, Patsy, James, Jr. (A James REESE m 2 CONC arried a Mrs. Anne WARD in Charlotte Co., VA 22 May 1800. They were married by Rev. John CHA 2 CONC PPEL. He was the father of Lucretia (Lucy) CHAPPEL who married Hugh REES 1800 in Charlotte C 2 CONC o., VA), Littleton, William, David, Drewry/Drury , Joel. 2 CONT 8. William b 27 1769 m 1789 NC to Amelia Eleanor Brook BEALL. He died in Eastonton, Putnam C 2 CONC o., GA on 26 Nov 1825. Plantation was 4 miles from Eastonton beside Alexander REID. Their c 2 CONC hildren are: Leathy, Amelia, Elizabeth, Thaddeus, John, Abraham, Nancy, Josiah, Polly, Mary 2 CONC , Eliza, Epsy, William. 2 CONT 9.Abraham Farmer REES b 9 1799 in GA d 9 Sep 1845 AL. He married 4 Jun 1822 in Petty Co., A 2 CONC L to Sarah MATIS(or MATTHEWS). She was b 15 Dec 1803. He was a merchant in Greensboro, AL 2 CONC . Their children are: William, John, Eleanor, Emily, Pollie. 2 CONT 10. William Lewis REESE, MD [He added the E]. b 2 Mar 1823 in AL d 10 Feb 1875 in Dresden, Na 2 CONC varro Co., TX. He was a Confederate doctor, and was captured at Gettysburg while on the fiel 2 CONC d caring for the wounded. He married in 1853, LaGrange, Troup Co., GA to Mary Jane McGEE. T 2 CONC heir children are: Sarah, Mary Emma, James Thad., Lucinda, George, Robert, Joan, Ida, Stella. 2 CONT 11. George Wilson REESE b 17 Nov 1862 in Troup Co., GA d 8 1924 in Birmingham, AL married i 2 CONC n 1894 in Grosbeck, TX to Katherine WILEY. Their children are: Eldridge, Margaret 2 CONT 12. Eldridge Wiley REESE b 9 1896 in Grosbeck, Mexia Co., TX d 1987 Los Angelos Co., CA. Marr 2 CONC ied in Paris, Henry Co., TN 1920 to Minnie Merle PORTER. 2 CONT 13. Katherine Merle REESE 2 CONT 14. Victoria Ann BRADEN 2 CONT 15. GraceLyn Hope PROCTOR-BRADEN 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT Albermarle Co., VA Marriages 1780-1853: No REESE of any spelling. 2 CONT 2 CONT Charlotte Co., VA Marriages: 2 CONT Hugh REASE m Lucy CAMPBELL d/o John CAMPBELL 23 Dec 1796, Surety is Joseph REASE, p. 241 2 CONT Herod REESE m Judith WEAVER 30 May 1789 p.11 2 CONT Hugh REESE m Lucretia CHAPPELL p. 21 2 CONT James REESE m Ann WARD (widow) 22 May 1800 p. 29 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT The above Hugh was born 1781 in Dinwiddie Co., VA m Lucretia CHAPPEL b Charlotte City, VA i 2 CONC n 1780. Her parents were Rev. John CHAPPELL b 1740 in Prince Edward, VA and Jessie Gayle b 1 2 CONC 750. His father was Hugh REES/E b 1750 in Dinwiddie Co., VA (actually Prince George). Hug 2 CONC h and Lucretia's children were: Joseph, John C., Sarah Ann, and Lucy Gayle. Information fro 2 CONC m Dave REESE. 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT Prince Edward Co., VA Marriages 1754-1810: No REESE of any spelling. Several RICES. 2 CONT 2 CONT Bedford Co., VA Marriages 1755-1800: 2 CONT John REESE to Ann Brown 5 Dec 1792. Certificate of Ann that she is of age. 2 CONT John REESE to Mary BOWYER 23 Jul 1794. Consent of Mary BOYER, Sr., mother of Mary. 2 CONT 2 CONT Campbell Co., VA Marriages 1782-1810: 2 CONT Herod REES to Frances COBBS 5 Nov 1810 2 CONT Herod REESE to Juday WEAVER 25 May 1789. 2 CONT 2 CONT Botetourt Co., VA Marriages 1770-1853: 2 CONT David REESE to Greesay LEAGUE 7 Jan 1779 consent of Samuel LOAGUE, father. 2 CONT 2 CONT Tithes of Lunenburg Co., VA lists: 2 CONT 1748 lists Mathius REES 2 CONT 1772 lists: Jordan REESE 1773 lists: Jordan REECE, Isham REECE 2 CONT 1774 lists: Thomas REES, Jordan and Edward REECE. They share 2 tithes together. (Source: "Sun 2 CONC light on the Southside" by Landon C. Bell, 1974) 2 CONT 2 CONT From Lunenburg Co., VA tithes there seems to be a relationship among Isham, Edward and Jorda 2 CONC n REESE. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1782 Dinwiddie Co., VA formed from Prince George County in 1752 lists: Jordan, Josiah, Franci 2 CONC s, William, William, James, Amey, Isham, Edward, Wm., and Frederick REES. 2 CONT 2 CONT In the records of 1787 VA there are numerous names in the Tax Records with the spellings: REE 2 CONC CE, REES, and REESE. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1787 Botetourt Co., VA lists: David and Samuel REES. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1787 Charlotte Co., VA lists: James, Joel, and Littleton REES. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1787 Dinwiddie Co., VA lists: Frederick; Edward; William, Jr; Jordan; Isham; Amey; Jesse; Wil 2 CONC liam, Sr; Capt. Hugh; Francis; Henry; and Herod REESE. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a Jordan REESE, Esquire Dinwiddie Co., VA mentioned in a land transaction in 1786. 2 CONT 2 CONT Also: Calendar of VA State Papers 1795-1798, Vol, pg. 519 lists a Jordan REESE, sh'ff of Dinw 2 CONC iddie County. 2 CONT 2 CONT Lunenburg Co., VA Herbert REESE Decd. Estate divides 2 CONT 535 acres to William A. REESE, 2 CONT 325 acres to John J. REESE, 2 CONT 335 acres to Beverly P. REESE, and 2 CONT 463 acres to be divided between Catharine J. REESE, Mary A. HOBBS, formerly REESE and A. E. R 2 CONC EESE. (The last probably being daughters.) He is the only child of Jordan REESE d 1813 in Wil 2 CONC liamson Co., TN that stayed in VA. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is an Edward REECE of Loudon Co., VA who married 18 Jan 1786 at South Fork Monthly Meet 2 CONC ing to Sarah SMITH of same county. This is taken from Hinshaw Quaker Records listed under Fa 2 CONC irfax Monthly Meeting, VA. Edward REESE was received by request 26 Dec 1782. 2 CONT 2 CONT Early VA Rees Taxpayers (1782-1787) are: 2 CONT Dinwiddie County: Amey, Edward, Francis, Frederick, Henry, Hugh, Isham, James, Jordan, Josiah 2 CONC , Robert, William, William, William 2 CONT 2 CONT Land Records in Dinwiddie County, VA 1752-1820 by Thomas P. Hughes, Jr. 2 CONT Land was owned by Amey, Edward, Elizabeth, Francis, Frederick, Henry, Herbert (son of Jordan) 2 CONC , Herbert Jr., Hugh, Isham, Jacob, John, Jordan, Perry, Richard, Robert, William REESE 2 CONT 2 CONT Dinwiddie Co., VA Personal Property Tax: List B 1787- REESE: Frederic, Edward, Jordan, Isham 2 CONC , Capt. Hugh, and Francis 2 CONT 2 CONT Perry(Edward P.)Reese, 1792-1793 taxed on 73 acres. 2 CONT From Greensville Co., VA Marriage records: Edward Perry REESE m to Jane WATSON 10 Dec 1788, J 2 CONC ohn WATSON as surety. 2 CONT 2 CONT Register of Albemarle Parish Surry and Sussex County, VA 1739-1778 Bech/ky daughter of Absalo 2 CONC m Sapne and wife Margaret, born 17 Feb c.christ. May 1774; grandparents, Timoth Ezell, Sall 2 CONC y REES, Phoebe Ha-- 2 CONT 2 CONT 1790 VA Census for VA is lost. 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT There is a Jordan REESE listed in the DAR Patriot Index, Centennial Edition 2 CONT b 1755 VA d Apr 1813 in Williamson Co., TN where he left a will, married to Sally _____. Pat 2 CONC riot Service-VA (This means he did not fight, but gave money for the cause). His children ar 2 CONC e listed: Elizabeth Old, Matilda, Jane Watson, Nancy Hobbs, Herbert, Beverly (male), and Pat 2 CONC rick. Sally's Will is dated 12 Sep 1823 and recorded in Jan 1824 in Williamson Co., TN. Ther 2 CONC e is a Jordan in Dinwiddie Co., VA in 1800 Census who also paid a retail license tax. Calend 2 CONC ar of VA State Papers 1795-1798, Vol 8, pg 519 lists a Jordan REESE, sh'ff of Dinwiddie. Als 2 CONC o a Jordan on the 1810 Bedford Co., VA Census. Beverly married Susan DeGraffenreid. He die 2 CONC d in Rienzi, MS. His daughter Sally REESE is listed in her grandmother Sally's will. 2 CONT 2 CONT He and Sally have land in Lunenburg Co., VA. 1777 Nov 13 Jordan REESE & Sarah, his wife, o 2 CONC f Dinwiddie Co., VA sell 250 acres in Lunenburg Co., VA. 2 CONT 2 CONT A descendant of this Jordan is: Marie Thiele, 232 Fearrington Post, Pittsboro, NC 27312 (919 2 CONC ) 542-0237. She is descended from Elizabeth Reese, Jordan and Sarah's daughter, who marrie 2 CONC d Thomas H. Old. Another descendant is BBowen4820@aol.com (1999)She lives in Dinwiddie Co. 2 CONC , VA. 2 CONT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 CONT Brunswick Co., VA 11 Jun 1795 lists an Isham REESE who married Ann CORDLE. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1800: VA Census-Does not exist! 2 CONT 2 CONT 1810 Census of VA 2 CONT Dinwiddie County lists REESE: Frances, Fredrick, Henry, Herbert Sr. and Jr., Jordan, Nancy 2 CONT REICE, John #478 2 CONT Bedford County, VA: 2 CONT REECE: David #479, Jordan #478, Mary #480, and William #478 2 CONT REESE: None in Bedford or Dinwiddie. 2 CONT REES: None in Bedford or Dinwiddie. 2 CONT In Southampton County there is a Sally REECE listed. (This is the wife of Randolph REESE!) 2 CONT 2 CONT *In 1810 Dinwiddie Co., VA Census there is a William FEATHERSTONE #146. Featherstone is a su 2 CONC rname in this area early on. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1820 Census of VA 2 CONT Rees names: 2 CONT Bedford County: David 46A, Robert 46A, Stephen 46A 2 CONT Reese names: 2 CONT Dinwiddie County: Diancy 17A, Fred 17A, Fredrick 17A, Herbert 17A and 30A, John 17A 2 CONT Bedford County: Sally 22A, and William B. 23A 2 CONT 2 CONT There are deeds in Bedford Co., VA: 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed Book #2, pg 441, dated 1764- Matthias Reece to John Bradshaw 168 acres on the north sid 2 CONC e of Staunton River at mouth of Lick Run. 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed Book #2, pg 443, dated 1764-Matthias Reece to Thomas Day 204 acres on both sides of Beav 2 CONC erdam Creek and Jumping Run. 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed Book #2, pg 464, dated 1764-Matthias Reece to Thomas Christian 164 acres on north side o 2 CONC f Staunton River and on Lick Run. 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed Book #3, pg 95, dated 26 May 1767-Matthias Reece to Wm. Mead for 5 pounds, one certain t 2 CONC ract or parcel of land containing the remainder of 894 acres granted said Matthias Reese by P 2 CONC att, Bearing on July 7, 1763, being 450 acres more or less, after 170 acres each being laid o 2 CONC ff to John Bradshaw and Thomas Christian and also 150 acres to Jeremiah Shy. 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed Book #6, pg 312, dated 27 Aug 1779 from Sloman REES of Bedford to Henry Croffe, 125 acre 2 CONC s adjoining John Young for 20 pounds. 2 CONT 2 CONT 24 Feb 1767 from John Harman to David Reece of Russel Parrish, 235 acres for 100 pounds, D 2 CONC B pg 46. 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed Book #8, pg 83, dated 1788 Slowman Reese to Sally G. Reese, bill of sale of personal pro 2 CONC perty. 2 CONT 2 CONT From the Order Books of Bedford Co., VA: 2 CONT "Littleberry LEFTWICH, appeared, being charged with a breach of the peace against Henry HOO 2 CONC K - On hearing- It is the opinion of the court that he be bound to his good behavior for 12 m 2 CONC onths & 1 day in the sum of $100 and two securities in the sum of $50 each whereupon the Litt 2 CONC leberry LEFTWICH of Joel LEFTWICH of John they his securities come into and acknowled 2 CONC ge themselves indebted as afores." On the same page--- 2 CONT "Jordan REESE appeared in discharge of this recognizance-on hearing-It is the opinion of th 2 CONC e court that he be bound to his good behavior for 12 months & 1 day in the sum of $100 and tw 2 CONC o securities in the sum of $50 each whereupon Jordan Reese & Jabez LEFTWICH of Richard TAYLO 2 CONC R his securities into court & separately acknowledged themselves indebted as aforesaid." 2 CONT Another page listed the same on a John REESE. 2 CONT 2 CONT Marriage Bonds of Bedford Co., VA 1755-1800: 2 CONT John REESE m Ann BROWN 5 Dec 1792, surety, James Brown. Certificate of Ann that she is of age 2 CONC . 2 CONT John REESE m Mary BOWYER 23 Jul 1794 (with the permission of her mother, Mary BOWYER, Sr.) 2 CONT John REESE m Nancy HAIL 18 Jun 1803, surety Robert Witt 2 CONT Nancy REECE m Robert WITT 18 Aug 1790, surety, Isaac Wade. 2 CONT Rhoda REESE m James BROWN 2 Oct 1792, John REESE, surety (Consent of Sloman REESE, Rhoda's fa 2 CONC ther.) 2 CONT William REESE and Milly SWAIN, 31 Aug 1801, surety, Chas. Swain 2 CONT David REESE, Jr. and Pamela RAY, 4 Nov 1805, surety, Thomas RAY. Consent of Luke RAY, Sr., fa 2 CONC ther of Pamela. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 21 Mar 2001 3 TIME 13:54:26 1 ADDR 2 _NAME Andrea Alonso 2 ADR1 121 Dalkeith Glen 2 CITY Arnold 2 STAE Md 2 POST 21012-2103 1 PHON 410 647-8488 1 EMAIL alonso@cwixmail.com 0 @I8812@ INDI 1 NAME Elias /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Elias 2 NPFX Col. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 26 Feb 1679 2 PLAC Somerset Co., MD 2 SOUR @S91@ 2 SOUR @S92@ 2 SOUR @S95@ 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1750 2 PLAC Frederick Co., MD 2 SOUR @S94@ 2 SOUR @S96@ 1 _UID D7B0DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E019C 1 FAMS @F3199@ 1 FAMC @F3200@ 1 NOTE From: SERIES II of "REGISTER of MARYLAND'S HERALDIC FAMILIES", by Alice Norris Parran, 1938 2 CONC . Page 66: 2 CONT "ELIAS ALEXANDER, son of ANDREW (and grandson of William Sr. of Somerset); wife, dau--of JOS 2 CONC EPH ALEXANDER of New Munster, and O'Dwire tract. 2 CONT Issue--six sons and daughters-- 2 CONT William 1715, m. Agnes, his cousin. 2 CONT Abraham,1717-1786, m. Dorcas. Zebulon, 1720-1784, m.(first two unnamed) 2 CONT 3rd. Jane McClung. 2 CONT Ezra A, 172?-1800, m.(wife not listed.) 2 CONT Arthur, d. 1763, m. Margaret McKamy. 2 CONT Daughter of Elias unnamed." 2 CONT 2 CONT " Sophia ALEXANDER married Elias ALEXANDER, son of Andrew ALEXANDER. 2 CONT 2 CONT DAR Magazine Elias and Sophia Alexander --- were the parents of two Signers of the Mecklenbu 2 CONC rg declaration of Independance (Abrham and Ezra Alexander) and the grandparents of two other 2 CONC s (Adam and Charles Alexander) " Abraham Alexander b 9 Dec 1718 Cecil Co Md." 2 CONT 2 CONT Maryland Families pg 87 " Elias Alexander b Feb 26,1679 Somerset Co Md" 2 CONT 2 CONT DAR Magazine The Somerset Register Liber IKL states that Elias Alexander was born 26 Feb 167 2 CONC 9,and he died in Frederick Co Md about 1750, leaving a second wife Ann (Taylor) and a numbe 2 CONC r of children of whom Elias (Colonel Elias of Rutherford Co.NC) was one. 2 CONT 2 CONT PA Genealogical Magazine " The children of Andrew Alexander were Abigal, b 15 Sept 1677, an 2 CONC d Elias, b 1679, Brevard "Elias Alexander (b Feb 1679-d 1747) 2 CONT 2 CONT Brevard D Pg 174 " Elias Alexander was born in Somerset Co., MD. 26 Feb 1679, and died in 17 2 CONC 47 probably near Slate Hill, York Co., PA. " 2 CONT 2 CONT Alexander Pioneers "The first record of Andrew Alexander apears in the Somerset Register DB 2 CONC , I.K.L., states "Elias was born 26 Feb. 1679 and he died in Frederick Co., MD abt 1750 leavi 2 CONC ng a second wife Ann (Taylor) and a number of children of whom Elias (Colonel Elias of Ruther 2 CONC ford Co., NC ) was one. The register was begun in 1714/15 records birth of his son and daught 2 CONC er "Abigail Alexander daughter of Andrew Alexander was born of his wife the fifteenth day o 2 CONC f Sep 1677; Ellies (Elias) Alexander the son of Andrew Alexander and his wife 26 1779. No ot 2 CONC her childen are registered." 2 CONT 2 CONT Pioneers " the will of Joseph Alexander dated 1726 names sons James and Francis daughters Sop 2 CONC hia, Jane Muley (or Mackey), Abigaill Chapham and his son in law Elias Alexander: who we kno 2 CONC w was the son of Andrew Alexander of Somerset (So.Register, I,.K.L.)" 2 CONT 2 CONT Alexander Kin p.14 Sophia Alexander m. Elias Alexander, son of Andrew Alexander and Ann Taylo 2 CONC r" 2 CONT 2 CONT Virkus Vol V p 42 Andrew Alexander 1650 two children: Abigail-1677 and Elias-1679 m. dau o 2 CONC f Jos Alexander of New Munster. He died in 1753 in Slate Hill, York Co.,PA. 2 CONT 2 CONT DAR Magazine " the Somerset Register states that Elias died in Frederick County MD abt 1750 l 2 CONC eaving a second wife Ann (Taylor) and a number of children of whom Elias (Colonel Elias of Ru 2 CONC therford Co., NC) was one. " 2 CONT 2 CONT Alexander Kin pg 10 " will: Dec 1726 d.1747, Slate Hill, York Co, PA Probate PA ADMINISTRATI 2 CONC ON BONDS PA A,73 8 May 1753. Estate of Elias Alexander of York Co., Will PA Your A:73 * Ma 2 CONC y 1753 Estate of Elias Alexander of York Co. Francis Alexander, administrator. Tenet in Đ 2 CONC 200. Inventory filed with bond [19 May 1753] mentions a legacy of Đ20 from descendant's bro 2 CONC ther Jededia Alexander. (Descendants of James Alexander (1742-1778) taken from Bible Record 2 CONC s in possession of Mrs. Margaret Alexander Muse of Mt. Pleasant, NC) 2 CONT 2 CONT DAR Magazine "Elias Alexander Sr. Col. (Elias) Married Sophia his first cousin, dau of his u 2 CONC ncle Joseph Alexander, was designated "son-in-law" in will of Joseph Alexander, tanner. On 2 CONC e of the seven Alexander deeded land in New Munster recorded Oct 22 1714 Cecil Co., MD. Buy 2 CONC s from Stephenson "New Munster" 15 Aug 1718 (MD Land Records J.S.3:206) CCMD Land Deed's 10:1 2 CONC 47 2 CONT 2 CONT 1730 Elias sold to John Alexander land sold by Stevenson to Elias in Mildford HD.in 1718 Joh 2 CONC n's wife Susannah of Chester Co., PA widow in 1762 sell's New Munster land. Ellas and Sophi 2 CONC a are said to have had seven children (Ref record written in 1853 by W.R.Morgan,a descendan 2 CONC t of Second Child of Abraham Alexander) " 2 CONT 2 CONT Alexander Pioneers " Elias Alexander was designated "son in law:" in the will of Joseph Alexa 2 CONC nder "Tanner" of Cecil Co., Will prob in 1730, and no doubt married his (Joseph's) daughter 2 CONC , Sophia. Elias probably married three times and Ann Taylor, his last wife, is well authentic 2 CONC ated." 1 CHAN 2 DATE 15 Sep 2001 3 TIME 20:48:30 0 @I8813@ INDI 1 NAME Sophia /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Sophia 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1687 1 _UID D8B0DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E02AC 1 FAMS @F3199@ 1 FAMC @F3201@ 1 NOTE Simpson Pg 183 " Sophia Alexander married her paternal 1st cousin Elias Alexander, son of An 2 CONC drew Alexander 1 CHAN 2 DATE 21 Nov 1999 3 TIME 22:27:45 0 @I8816@ INDI 1 NAME Joseph /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Joseph 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE Btw 1639-1660 2 PLAC Raphoel, Donegal, Ulster, Ireland 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1729 2 PLAC New Munster, Cecil Co., MD 2 SOUR @S97@ 1 _UID DBB0DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E05DC 1 FAMS @F3201@ 1 FAMC @F3202@ 1 NOTE Of New Munster, and O'Dwire tract. His will mentions daughter Sophia and Son-in-law, Elias A 2 CONC LEXANDER. 2 CONT 2 CONT His will was presented on 9 Mar 1730 in Cecil Co., MD 2 CONT 2 CONT "Cecil County, Maryland directly abutts against New Castle County, Delaware. Anyhow, accordi 2 CONC ng to local history books, New Castle, DE, was THE major point of immigration for the Irish a 2 CONC nd Scotch-Irish in America. This is about thirty miles from Philadelphia, so Philadelphia bei 2 CONC ng the nearest big city may have been referenced as the point of arrival simply because nobod 2 CONC y would know where New Castle, DE, was. 2 CONT 2 CONT To give a bit of geography, the town of New Castle in New Castle County, Delaware, is locate 2 CONC d on the Delaware Bay, which separates Delaware from New Jersey. There are two rivers that dr 2 CONC ain from the city of Philadelphia into the Delaware Bay, this area is referred to as the 'Del 2 CONC aware Valley.' New Castle County is tall and narrow in shape. It comprises the upper third o 2 CONC f the state of Delaware. From the Delaware Bay to the Maryland line is about ten miles. Fro 2 CONC m there to the Elk River is about two miles, the Elk River drains into the Chesapeake Bay. T 2 CONC he peninsula that separates the Chesapeake Bay from the Delaware Bay is called Delmarva. Ne 2 CONC w Munster lays at the intersection of MD, DE, and PA. New Munster roughly coincides with tha 2 CONC t area which is now the Fair Hill Natural Resource Area. Owing to the shortness of the dista 2 CONC nce between New Castle Town on the Delaware Bay and Head of Elk (modern Elkton) on the Chesap 2 CONC eake Bay, there was a major road (now Rt 40), this road ran all the way from Philadelphia t 2 CONC o Baltimore, and eventually west over the Appalachian Mountains to St. Louis. It was origina 2 CONC lly an Indian Trail. 2 CONT 2 CONT A number of Scotch-Irish, including the Alexander family, who were prominent among them, star 2 CONC ted settling in the New Munster district in the 1680s. More settled slightly west of there i 2 CONC n the Nottingham Tract, while some settled a little southeast in the Welsh Tract (modern DE) 2 CONC . They were Presbyterians, and established two churches just outside of the Maryland state li 2 CONC ne, one in PA, one in (modern) DE. 2 CONT 2 CONT Over the years Alexanders wound up owning a lot of property in Cecil County; during the Ameri 2 CONC can Revolution, Robert Alexander was a Loyalist, and he was hanged on 4 Nov 1778 in Philadelp 2 CONC hia. His property was seized, and was sold to create the town of Elkton. The village of Hea 2 CONC d of Elk had existed for some years before that, his land lay east of it and was divided up i 2 CONC nto lots and sold off, the courthouse stands on his former land. It supposedly contains recor 2 CONC ds dating as far back as 1674, but I have not yet investigated. The Alexander home still stan 2 CONC ds, I've been by there many times. It is called 'The Hermitage' and the eastern part of Ekto 2 CONC n has grown around it. Robert had 9 children. 2 CONT 2 CONT However, while some Alexanders stayed and prospered in early Cecil County, others chose to mi 2 CONC grate to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, in 1746. Based on info from other sources, it a 2 CONC ppears that members of the Haltom family went with them. Members of the Alexander family wh 2 CONC o remained in Cecil bought the Haltom property when they left. Over the years, additional fam 2 CONC ily members migrated from Cecil County to join their kin in North Carolina, creating a stead 2 CONC y trickle of immigration for some years from Cecil County to western North Carolina." (Beau B 2 CONC owen) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 Nov 1999 3 TIME 21:04:30 0 @I8818@ INDI 1 NAME Andrew /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Andrew 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1648 2 PLAC Somerset Co., MD 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 1700 2 PLAC Somerset Co., MD 1 _UID DDB0DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E07FC 1 FAMS @F3200@ 1 FAMC @F3202@ 1 NOTE PA Genealogy Magazine: " Andrew Alexander, like his brother Joseph, it is not known exactly w 2 CONC hen he came to America but he settled in Somerset Co., MD. 2 CONT 2 CONT The will of William Anderson, of Accoma County, VA, in 1692 mentions a parcel of land once ow 2 CONC ned by Andrew and his brother Samuel Alexander. Since this land mentioned is only a few mile 2 CONC s from where these Alexanders settled in Somerset Co., MD, perhaps Andrew lived across the li 2 CONC ne in VA for a short time before settling in Somerset Co. There is no record of him owing lan 2 CONC d there. On 29 Oct 1692 the will of William Anderson of Accomac Co. VA describes a piece o 2 CONC f land as "between the land of Samuel and Andrew Alexander who once lived there." 2 CONT 2 CONT The first records we find of Andrew is the birth of his two children, Abigail born 15 Sep 167 2 CONC 7 and Elias born 26 Feb 1679 (Recorded Somerset "Court Liber IKL" also listed as Somerset Reg 2 CONC ister DB IKL) He left very few records. The only additional records found are the registrat 2 CONC ion of his cattle brand 29 Oct 1692 and application to Co. in 1698 for witness fees in the tr 2 CONC ial of John Alexander defendent (Somerset Judicial Records for 1696-98 pg 25) 2 CONT 2 CONT His son Elias it appears, married his first cousin Sophia, a daughter of his Uncle Joseph Ale 2 CONC xander (see Cecil Co. will AA-1-222) 2 CONT 2 CONT Alex Pioneers and Note Books "The first record of Andrew Alexander apears in the Somerset Reg 2 CONC ister DB,I.K.L., which was begun in 1714/15 records birth of his son and daughter "Abigail Al 2 CONC exander daughter of Andrew Alexander was born of his wife the fifteenth day of Sep 1677; Elli 2 CONC es (Elias) Alexander the son of Andrew Alexander and his wife 26 1779. No other childen are r 2 CONC egistered." 2 CONT 2 CONT Welch " Andrew Alexander also settled in Somerset Co., MD. His wife is not known. Two childre 2 CONC n are listed; Abigail b 15 Sept 1677 and Elias b 1679. (Elias, it appears, married his firs 2 CONC t cousin Sophia, a daughter of his uncle Joseph Alexander See Cedil Co. will AA-1-222" 2 CONT 2 CONT Brevard " Andrew Alexander son of James Alexander, b abt 1648 ? Immigrant from Ireland m Jea 2 CONC n (or Jane)" 2 CONT 2 CONT Virkus Vol V p 42 Andrew Alexander 1650 two children: Abigail-1677 and Elias-1679 m. dau of J 2 CONC os Alexander of New Munster. 2 CONT 2 CONT MD Heraldic Families pg 64 see pg "L" Virkus "Andrew Alexander, b.1650 was brother of Willia 2 CONC m Jr. and son of William Sr. of Somerset Co. who bought land in Somerset Co. and had first de 2 CONC ed of that county made to him." MARYLAND'S HERALDIC FAMILIES from: SERIES II of "REGISTER o 2 CONC f MARYLAND'S HERALDIC FAMILIES", by Alice Norris Parran, 1938. Page 66: 2 CONT 2 CONT "ELIAS ALEXANDER, son of ANDREW (and grandson of William Sr. of Somerset); wife, dau--of JOSE 2 CONC PH ALEXANDER of New Munster, and O'Dwire tract. Issue--six sons and daughters--William 1715 2 CONC , m. Agnes, his cousin. ABRAHAM,1717-1786, m. Dorcas. Zebulon, 1720-1784, m.(first two unname 2 CONC d) 3rd. Jane McClung. EZRA, 172?-1800, m.(wife not listed.) ARTHUR, d. 1763, m. Margaret McKa 2 CONC my. Daughter of Elias unnamed." 2 CONT 2 CONT PA Genealogy Magazine " Andrew b 1648" Richard B. Alexander "Andrew Alexander was born in 164 2 CONC 6" Virkus Vol V p 42 under Arnold, "Andrew Alexander is from line of Bruce Andrew b. 1650, br 2 CONC other of Wm.Jr. of Somerset, and son of Wm., Sr. Alexander 1650 two children: Abigail-1677 an 2 CONC d Elias-1679 m. dau of Jos Alexander of New Munster. 2 CONT Pioneers " the will of Joseph Alexander dated 1726 names sons James and Francis daughters So 2 CONC phia, Jane Muley (or Mackey), Abigaill Chapham and his son in law Elias Alexander: who we kno 2 CONC w was the son of Andrew Alexander of Somerset (So.Register, I,.K.L.)" 2 CONT 2 CONT Simpson Pg 183 " Sophia Alexander married her paternal 1st cousin Elias Alexander, son of And 2 CONC rew Alexander. 2 CONT 2 CONT DAR Mag The Somerset Register Liber IKL states that Elias Alexander was born 26 Feb 1679,an 2 CONC d he died in Frederick Co Md about 1750, leaving a second wife Ann (Taylor) and a number of c 2 CONC hildren of whom Elias (Colonel Elias of Rutherford Co.NC) was one. 2 CONT 2 CONT PA Genealogy Magazine " The children of Andrew Alexander were Abigal, b 15 Sept 1677, and Eli 2 CONC as,b 1679, Brevard "Elias Alexander (b Feb 1679-d 1747" 2 CONT 2 CONT Brevard D Pg 174 " Elias Alexander was born in Somerset Co., MD.26 Feb 1679,and died in 174 2 CONC 7 probably near Slate Hill, York Co.,.PA. " 2 CONT (Information from the GEDCOM files of H. Jack WELL from the WorldConnect Project at Rootsweb 2 CONC .) 1 SOUR @S211@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 13 May 2001 3 TIME 18:47:06 0 @I8819@ INDI 1 NAME William /Alexander/ Sr. 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN William 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1624 2 PLAC Eridy, Conegal Co., Ulster, Ireland 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1715 2 PLAC Cecil Co., MD 1 _UID DEB0DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E080C 1 FAMS @F3202@ 1 FAMC @F5834@ 1 NOTE He supposedly came from Scotland before 1675 and settled in Somerset, MD. There he was an ext 2 CONC ensive trader in lands. (Virkus Vol V., page 42, Arnold, Andrew Alexander) 2 CONT 2 CONT They stayed in Somerset, MD. Had land they called Raphoe. 2 CONT 2 CONT (Norris W. Preyer, pg ) "The Alexander forebers came to Raphoe, Ireland as tenants of Sir Jam 2 CONC es Conningham, as Scottish nobelman from Ayrshire, and settled on lands granted him in Donega 2 CONC l County in Laggan district. Their son, William Alexander left Scotland in 1640's to see 2 CONC k a better life for himself in America. He first settled in new lands opened up in Eastern S 2 CONC hores of VA, Northampton Co. In 1670, William and his children left VA..." 2 CONT 2 CONT This line is from Gary "Beau" Bowen, P.O. Box 1118, Elkton, MD 21922-1118 (1999) e-mail: beau 2 CONC @netgsi.com 2 CONT www.netgsi.com/~beau 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 May 2001 3 TIME 18:31:46 0 @I8856@ INDI 1 NAME John /McKnitt/ 2 SURN McKnitt 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 _UID 03B1DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2E6B 1 FAMS @F3223@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 21 Nov 1999 3 TIME 23:52:43 0 @I8862@ INDI 1 NAME Jane /McKnitt/ 2 SURN McKnitt 2 GIVN Jane 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1660 2 PLAC Raphoe, Donegal, Ulster, Ireland 1 _UID 09B1DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E34CB 1 FAMS @F3200@ 1 FAMC @F5966@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 1 Jun 2001 3 TIME 18:02:50 0 @I8872@ INDI 1 NAME Abagail /McKnitt/ 2 SURN McKnitt 2 GIVN Abagail 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1667 2 PLAC Stirling, Scotland 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1726 2 PLAC Cecil Co., MD 1 _UID 13B1DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E3E6B 1 FAMS @F3201@ 1 FAMC @F3223@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Jan 2001 3 TIME 21:41:29 0 @I8943@ INDI 1 NAME William /Liston/ 2 SURN Liston 2 GIVN William 1 SEX M 1 _UID C95442645946D511B5680080AD00708B8D64 1 FAMS @F5833@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 11 May 2001 3 TIME 22:41:14 0 @I8944@ INDI 1 NAME John /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1590 2 PLAC Menstrie, Parish of Logie, Clakmannshire, Sterling Scotland 2 SOUR @S214@ 3 PAGE Page 58 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1641 1 _UID CC5442645946D511B5680080AD00708B9094 1 FAMS @F5834@ 1 FAMC @F5836@ 1 NOTE Known as John of Tarbert, Kintyre. 2 CONT 2 CONT (Register of Maryland's Heraldic familes, Alice Norris Parran pg 69) " John Alexander m. Mis 2 CONC s Graham in Scotland, dau of John Graham. Came to America in 1659. Obtained a grant of 1,50 2 CONC 0 acres of land in Northampton,Co., Va., on March 24 1659. In 1664 John Alexander obtaine 2 CONC d a grant of 1,450 acres, formerly granted to John Bagnall and John Walter,and by them assign 2 CONC ed to John Alexander 8/10/1659. In 1664.as John Alexander, Sr.,he patented land in Westmorela 2 CONC nd on Attopin Creek.He had issue (1) John Aexande Jr. mentioned in a patent. 3/3/1664, for la 2 CONC nd in Westmoreland to Robert Alexander, John Alexander, Jr., and Christopher (Lunn). (2) Robe 2 CONC rt .(3) Philip. (Birch vs. Alexander Washngton;s Reports) Wm& Mary Mag. Seeptered Races. 2 CONT 2 CONT Taylor James Historic Families " William Alexander, Earl of Stirling to John Alexander, b.c 1 2 CONC 590, Tarbert,Kintyre, Scotland whose children were William***, and seven other sons (I have a 2 CONC lso Phillip, Robert, and John (born about 1624-53) .William, son of John had the 7 boys and t 2 CONC wo girls who came to Somerset. and Cecil Co. 2 CONT Record of John E,Alexander" John Alexander, the fourth son of William, went to Ireland and se 2 CONC ttled in Londonderry in 1646. His son John,(called John of Antrim) 2 CONT Culp Notes on John Alexander son of William Alexander 1st Earl of Stirling " John migrated wi 2 CONC th relatives and a large numer of other Presbyterians to Ireland in 1610 John and Elizabeth/A 2 CONC gnes had nine children, some of which ( but not William, our ancestor) immigrated with them t 2 CONC o the Colony of Virginia (Stafford Co.) in 1659 2 CONT Alex Pioneers "From the time of Elizabeth the English Goverment was periodicaly plagued by th 2 CONC e native Irish who were antagonistic, combative and often lawless; constantly demanding freee 2 CONC dom and self gorverment. Durn the reign of Jamesl, !st a Protestant ruler -- He concieved th 2 CONC e idea with populating the counties of Ulster, in the North of Ireland, with a different nati 2 CONC onality,charasteistics and, religious creed. Consequently, in 1610, he confiacated vast tract 2 CONC s of land in Ulster: disposessing the owners and banishing them from that large area. Ulste 2 CONC r was parcelled out in larg tracts to certain Proprietors, who were largely English or Scots. 2 CONT One of these was the Scot, John Alexander whose descendants have been fairly well establishe 2 CONC d -- some of whom finally migrated to this country and ultimately settled in the Shenadoah Va 2 CONC lly area. 2 CONT Maryland Herldic Famalies " (There is a paragraph on Andrew Alexander)..... of of the same an 2 CONC cient family as William the first Earl of Stirling descended also the Earls of Caledon ,Tyron 2 CONC e Co. Ireland. From him descended Nathaniel Alexander of Londonderry m.Elizabeth McClintock o 2 CONC f Dunmore, Donegal Co. and had the following: 1.William, had son Robert who left sons, 2. Rob 2 CONC ert who left several children, 3. Eliza wife of Josias Dupre, Esq. 4.James b. 1736, sat in Pa 2 CONC rliament for Londonderry from 1772-1789. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 16:06:36 0 @I8945@ INDI 1 NAME Agnes /Graham/ 2 SURN Graham 2 GIVN Agnes 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1592 2 PLAC Tassagart, Saggart, Co Dublin, Ireland 1 _UID CF5442645946D511B5680080AD00708B93C4 1 FAMS @F5834@ 1 FAMC @F5835@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 11 May 2001 3 TIME 22:50:47 0 @I8951@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Wallace/ 2 SURN Wallace 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 _UID 62B1DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E8D5B 1 FAMS @F3223@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 Nov 1999 3 TIME 21:09:02 0 @I10950@ INDI 1 NAME James /Landin/ 2 SURN Landin 2 GIVN James 1 SEX M 1 _UID 31B9DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E64C3 1 FAMS @F4000@ 0 @I11333@ INDI 1 NAME /Wilson/ 2 SURN Wilson 1 SEX F 1 _UID 79A0534ABE70D61182D400E0299EDC4EF2A9 1 FAMS @F784@ 1 FAMC @F2901@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 May 2002 3 TIME 16:44:09 0 @I11846@ INDI 1 NAME Penina // 2 GIVN Penina 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1768 2 PLAC NC 1 _UID B1BCDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EE7F0 1 FAMS @F332@ 1 NOTE She was supposedly a Cherokee Indian who lived to be 104 years old. (From the notes of Georg 2 CONC ia Ann Nichols who was her great-granddaughter.) 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a Penina SORRELS age 82, b NC in the Bedford Co., TN 1850 Census, living in the hous 2 CONC ehold of George and Anna DAVIS. (This Penina is strictly an assumed connection as the possibl 2 CONC e mother of Anna who may be a connection to our family and is unproven at this time!) 2 CONT 2 CONT She may have gone to MO with Anna and George. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 11 Jun 2003 3 TIME 22:26:59 0 @I15891@ INDI 1 NAME John /Cox/ 2 SURN Cox 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1640 2 PLAC Henrico Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1696 2 PLAC Henrico Co., VA 1 _UID 7ECCDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EC4B0 1 FAMS @F5735@ 1 FAMC @F5736@ 1 NOTE From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 75 (Patent Book 1, Part 2): Nathaniell Floyd, 850 acres, Is 2 CONC le of Wight Co., 20 Nov. 1637, page 498. 600 acres being a neck about 4 miles up the maine c 2 CONC reek running up the baye of Warwicksquike, the said neck lying between 2 creeks, & c. 250 ac 2 CONC res up towards the head of the maine creek over small creeks or brookes. Transportation of 1 2 CONC 7 persons: Christ. Denn, Robert Leaderd, Wm. Moyses, Ambrose Proctor, Tho. Weare, Robt. Barto 2 CONC n, Rober Joyce, Mathew Tomlin, Jon. Cox, Rich. Redock, David Hopkins, Flug Floyd, Wm. Cox, Ka 2 CONC therin Folder, Rich. Carter, Jon. Gillett, Christ. Thomas. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 137 (Patent Book 1, Part 2): John Benton, 1,250 acres, abou 2 CONC t 15 miles up the Southward side of Rappahannock River, etc., running to the mouth of a navig 2 CONC able creek or branch, etc., Oct. 13, 1642, page 837. 400 acres by assignment from Samuell Da 2 CONC vis, & the residue for transportation of himself, wife, and 15 persons: Saml. Davis, Sr. & El 2 CONC iza. his wife, Saml. Davis, Junr., Jon. Davis, David Ellis, David Rice, Jon. Dreaton, Jon. Co 2 CONC x, Jon. Benton, Joane his wife, Jon. Benton, Isabell Benton, Alice Benton, Rich. Grey, Robt 2 CONC . Thomas, Wm. Barnard, Abraham Coate, Abigall Benton, Geo. Hargas, Tho. Craven, Jon. Gerey, R 2 CONC alph Tatum, Tho. Hughes, Georg Gumer, Jon. Wells. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 138 (Patent Book 1, Part 2): John Davis, 200 acres, Henric 2 CONC o Co., last of Oct. 1642, page 842. Adjoining his former patent called the Longfield, extend 2 CONC ing northwest towards land of Cornelius de Hull. Due for transportation of his wife Mary Dav 2 CONC is, and 3 servants: Jon. Deall, Jon. Talbott, Jon. Cox. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 447 (Patent Book): John Cox, 550 acres, Henrico Co., on nor 2 CONC th side the River, known by the name of Harristocks, beginning next to land of Capt. Edloe, 2 2 CONC 9 March 1665, page 164 (44). Granted to Arthur Bayly, who sold to Wm. Johnson, by whom it wa 2 CONC s assigned to said Cox. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 547 (Patent Book 5): Jno. Burton, 700 acres, Henrico Co. 2 CONC , 22 March 1665/66, page 479 (585). 300 acres northerly on a great swamp, southerly toward 2 CONC s land of Alice Edlowe, Widdow, westerly over the river & easterly into the woods, called b 2 CONC y the name of the old field; 300 acres another parte joyning on the head of the Long field pa 2 CONC ttent, beginning at a white oake marked 4 wayes at the extent of the deviding line of Jno. Bu 2 CONC rton & Jno. Davies, running along the greate slash southeast by south &c. 600 acres grante 2 CONC d to Robt. Craddock & by Hoell Prise, his Attorney, sould unto Jno. Cox, who assigned to sai 2 CONC d Burton, & 100 acres due for transportation of 2 persons: Ann Coleman, Mark Wms. (Williams). 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 2, 1666-1695, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1977, page 12 (Patent Book 6): John Wray, 240 acres, Gloster Co., King 2 CONC stone Parrish, upon head of Queens Creek, 15 March 1666 [1667], page 41. Beginning Richard C 2 CONC arey, adjoining land formerly granted to Edward Welch &c. Transportation of 5 persons: Tho 2 CONC . Miles, Tho. Chambers, Jno. Settle, Jno. Cox, Mary Sharpe. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 2, 1666-1695, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1977, page 15 (Patent Book 6): Thomas Taylor, 631 acres, Henrico Co. 2 CONC , north side of James River, commonly called Harrahadockes, over against Kingsland; 23 Sept 2 CONC . 1667, page 52. 281 acres from the river a little below the Orchard from Mr. Arthur Bayly' 2 CONC s land, &c. to the lower side of Harrahatoocks Creek mouth, &c. 350 acres on north side of t 2 CONC he Rowndaboute &c., to south side thereof at a corner of Jno. Cox, &c., to 4 Mile Creek old p 2 CONC ath, &c. 281 acres granted said Taylor 25 Sept. 1663, & 350 acres for transportation of 7 pe 2 CONC rsons: Francis Taylor, Dorothy Taylor, Jno. Young, Jno. Bell, Jno. Steward, Symon Balms (or B 2 CONC alono), Will. Stanaway. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 2, 1666-1695, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1977, page116-117 (Patent Book 6): John Davis (Davies), 500 acres, Hen 2 CONC rico Co., 1 Oct. 1672, page 426. 300 acres adjoining John Burton; including nigh half the lo 2 CONC ng feild, over the brass Spring, &c.; half of pattent granted Robert Cradock, & by Howell Pri 2 CONC ce, Attorney of said Cradock, sould to John Cox, who assigned to said Burton; 300 acres due s 2 CONC aid Davis a ssonn & heire of his father, John Davis; 20 acres for transportation of 4 persons 2 CONC : Abell Gower, Wm. Gower, John Clarke, Ann Malby. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 2, 1666-1695, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1977, page 120 (Patent Book 6): Robert Cardin, 46 acres in Sittingborn 2 CONC e Parish, on south side of Rappahannock River, near Chestucson Creek, on line of Mr. John Cox 2 CONC , facing Ocapacee(?) Creek, &c.; 10 Oct. 1672, page 436. Transportation of: Laurence Mount S 2 CONC tephory. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 2, 1666-1695, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1977, pages 146-147 (Patent Book 6): Hugh Lee, 2,000 acres, named Aber 2 CONC conaway, Charles City Co., south side Appamattock River on north side the 3rd branch of the B 2 CONC lack Water; nigh Warrick Path, &c.; 8 April 1674, page 510. Transportation of 40 persons: Ri 2 CONC chd. Sparkes, Hen. Neale, Jno. Crew, Andr. Crew, Richd. Dennis, Wm. Marsh, Morris Joyce, Hen 2 CONC . Allaman, Jno. Browne, Wm. Bernard, Tho. Clark, Tomasin Harris, Jno. Browne, Phill. Pledge 2 CONC , Mary Browne, Jno. Cox, Richd. Warren, Tho. Michell, Jno. Drennett, Barbara Petingall, Cha 2 CONC . Bartlett, Wm. Taylor, Jno. Floyd, Tho. Stanley, Joan Liswell, Sara King, Rebecka Love(?), S 2 CONC ara Swetland, Jacobus Jonson, Eliz. Cooper, Tho. Woods, Tho. Dance, Jno. Burges, Tho. Ory(?) 2 CONC , Addam Bradshaw, Robt. Fydoe, Martha Gibbs, Robt. Hicks, Jno. Allen, Tho. Alford. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 2, 1666-1695, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1977, page 184 (Patent Book 6): Robt. Bullington, 244 acres, 1 R., 4 P 2 CONC ., Henrico Co., north side James River, 10 May 1678, page 642. At head of Capt. Jno. Farrar' 2 CONC s land; along Capt. Davis to Jno. Cox at the path goeing to Harrahadox neigh the Spring; near 2 CONC e Baily's path; to the Roundabout, &c. Transportation of 5 persons: Richd. Page, Morris Aker 2 CONC on (or Aheron), Jane Case, Ben. Adams, Ann House. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Henrico County, Virginia, Deeds, 1677-1705, page 33: Page 364. John Cox, Sr. of Harryad 2 CONC docks, planter, for love and affection to my son John Cox, Jr., land on road to Harryaddock 2 CONC s and Thomas Taylor. Dated: 5 Feb. 1685/86. Witnesses: Wm. Glover, Bartho. (b) Cox, Tho. Ch 2 CONC arles, Sr. Signed: John (COX) Cox, Sr. Recorded: 1 April 1686. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 2, 1666-1695, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1977, page 319 (Patent Book 7): Thomas Taylor, Planter, 1,053 acres, H 2 CONC enrico Co., at Harahadocks (Harahadox); north side of James River, 21 Oct. 1687, page 633. B 2 CONC eginning on the river, a little below the Orchard; by land now, or late, John Cox's; along pa 2 CONC th to 4 Mile Creek; over the Roundabout Swamp; to land now or late Francis Redford's; to Burt 2 CONC on & Taylor's river land; to Harahadox Creek mouth, at the river, &c. 631 acres due Thomas T 2 CONC aylor (the uncle, late dec'd.) by pattent, 23 Sept. [no year] & descended to the abovenamed T 2 CONC homas; 422 acres lying parte within & parte contiguous to said 631 acres; the the nephew Thom 2 CONC as for transportation of 9 persons: George Dick, Thomas Lawrence, Ctsar. Guv. Abasse, Georg 2 CONC e Cooke; one child Maria. Marginal Note: Fees & Seale Charged. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 2, 1666-1695, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1977, page 329 (Patent Book 7): Mr. Robert Yard & Mr. John Waters, 90 2 CONC 0 acres, on south side of Rappahannock River; on the point of an island; adjoining Mr. John C 2 CONC ox; in a marsh at mouth of Lawson's Creek; 25 Oct. 1688, page 693. Granted to Epaphraditus L 2 CONC awson, 22 May 1650, which became the estate of Robert Paine as marrying the daughter of sai 2 CONC d Lawson; which land was deserted, & now granted by order &c. Transportation of 18 persons 2 CONC : Tho. Adams, James Robins, Judeth Morgan, James Bissett, Richd. Jones, Jane Richardson, Sara 2 CONC h Jones, Wm. Young, Jno. Ellis, Jno. Peugh, Richd. Jones, James Rookins, Abraham Bates, Sara 2 CONC h Huberd, Jno. Shrowsberry, Jno. Relfe, Jane Brooks, Ratchell Jones. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Colonial Wills of Henrico County, Virginia, Part 1, 1654-1737, page 27: Page 110. Wil 2 CONC l of William Elam. To son in law John Cox, 1 shilling. All the rest to loving cozen Marti 2 CONC n Elam and he to be executor. Dated: 18 Feb. 1688/89. Witnesses: John Worsham, Samuel Knibb 2 CONC . Recorded 1 Feb. 1689/90. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 2, 1666-1695, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1977, page 341 (Patent Book 8): Mr. Robt. Yard & Mr. John Waters, 17 2 CONC 9 acres, Rappahannock Co., on south side of Rappahannock River, 21 April 1690, page 39. Adjo 2 CONC ining Mrs. Eliz. Cox & Leonard Chamberlin; by Hoskins Creek; to Thomas Pettis; & Thomas Green 2 CONC ; down Piscataway Creek; to Mr. John Cox, & plantation of Henry White. Importation of 4 pers 2 CONC ons [not named]. Note: W. Edwards' certificate to Coll. Potter. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Henrico County, Virginia, Deeds, 1677-1705, page 79: Page 437, 11 July 1693. John Cox 2 CONC , Sr. of County and Parish of Henrico to his son Bartholomew Cox of same for love and affecti 2 CONC on, land he lives on in Henrico Parish, 100 acres, at the river, near Ware Bottom. Witnesses 2 CONC : James Cocke, Henry (X) Cox. Signed: John (COX) Cox. Recorded: 2 Oct. 1693. 2 CONT 2 CONT Page 439, 11 July 1693. John Cox, Sr. of County and Parish of Henrico, planter, for love an 2 CONC d affection to my son Bartholomew Cox and his wife Rebecker and their son George Cox, give t 2 CONC o my said grandson 1 negro girl Doll, 1 year old. Witnesses: Henry (X) Cox, Ja. Cocke. Sign 2 CONC ed: John (COX) Cox. Recorded: 2 Oct. 1693. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Colonial Wills of Henrico County, Virginia, Part 1, 1654-1737, page 44: Page 678. Wil 2 CONC l of John Cox, planter, 19 Feb. 1691/92. To son John Cox, plantation called "New Plantation 2 CONC " next to the river, Barth. Cox, William Cox, and Capt. Davis. To son Richard Cox, a negro n 2 CONC amed Robin. To son Henry Cox, the bed I lie on and negro child Molley. To son George Cox, t 2 CONC he plantation I live on and all the Neck of Land at Jarretts Spring to mouth of Capt. Gardner 2 CONC 's Creek, a bed, a negro woman Betty, and items. Son Henry to live with George and be a hel 2 CONC p to him. To wife Mary Cox, 1 silver spoon. All the rest to be divided equally between m 2 CONC y 6 sons: John, William, Bartholomew, Richard, Henry, and George. Son George Cox to be execu 2 CONC tor. Witnesses: John Ironmonger, Toh. Taylor, John Davis. Recorded 1 Feb. 1696/97. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Colonial Wills of Henrico County, Virginia, Part 1, 1654-1737, page 46: Page 710. Proba 2 CONC te is granted George Cox of the will of his father John Cox, Feb. 1, 1696/97. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Kentucky Family Records, Volume 2, Mrs. Edgar L. Cox (editor), page 61 ("Early Virgini 2 CONC a Ancestors of our Cox Family and Their Colonial Cousins," compiled by Mrs. David O. Reichlei 2 CONC n, submitted by Mrs. Opal Cox Avant): 2 CONT 2 CONT Matthew Edloe who had land that was next to land of William Cox in Henrico Co., brought 24 se 2 CONC rvants into the Colony and received 50 acres of land for himself and for each of the 24 serva 2 CONC nts. This made it an easy way for people to get free passage to the Colony. Thus one can fi 2 CONC nd in the records that the wealthiest men in the Colony did bring in people to get 50 acres o 2 CONC f land for each one. Indentured servants were those who had to work for their masters seve 2 CONC n years, room and board, but no pay. 2 CONT 2 CONT When his time was up, his master had to provide him with a new suit of clothing and tools. T 2 CONC he government gave him 50 acres of land. Some of the finest men came over that way, as man 2 CONC y of the prominent families of England sent their younger sons, for their law in England of p 2 CONC rimogeniture favored the first son. 2 CONT 2 CONT England's claim to possession of territory in the New World was based upon John Cabot's succe 2 CONC ss in 1497 of being the first to reach the mainland of America. It was not until almost on 2 CONC e hundred years later that their first attempt at an English settlement was started in Americ 2 CONC a. Queen Elizabeth in 1583 gave Sir Humphrey Gilbert a proprietary patent to go forth and se 2 CONC ttle the New World. The project was a hopeless defeat and ended in Gilbert's death. Then Qu 2 CONC een Elizabeth passed the patent on to Sir Walter Raleigh, half-brother of Sir Gilbert; agai 2 CONC n efforts to establish a colony were a failure, but Roanoke Island achieved fame as the birth 2 CONC place of Virginia Dare in 1587 – the first white child of English parents born in the New Wor 2 CONC ld. 2 CONT 2 CONT After King James of Scotland mounted the English throne, he gave his approval for attempts t 2 CONC o be made to colonize the New World, and granted charters to the newly organized London Compa 2 CONC ny. The London Company offered each subscriber who would pay twelve pounds and twelve shilli 2 CONC ngs the following: "Lord of 200 acres of land which would be given to him and his heirs forev 2 CONC er." Several members of the Bailey family held large shares in this company. The fact tha 2 CONC t Temperance Bailey, at age 3, had 200 acres of land in her name, might have been her inherit 2 CONC ance from her deceased father. Patent to Temperance Bailey, Sept. 20, 1620. The land of Joh 2 CONC n Rolfe and Pocahontas, on the south side of the James River, bordered that of Samuel Jordan 2 CONC , Temperance Baley (Bailey), and Capt. Woodlief in 1620. 2 CONT 2 CONT It was late in December 1606 when the first charter was signed and three little ships left po 2 CONC rt for America. They were the Susan Constant, the Godspeed – on which William Cox came to Am 2 CONC erica – and the Discovery, commanded by Capt. Newport. On board these three ships were 150 a 2 CONC dventurers. On May 6, 1607, they entered Chesapeake Bay, and eight days later decided that t 2 CONC he big peninsula off the River they had named "James" for King James would make a suitable pl 2 CONC ace to live, and they called it "Jamestown." One hundred and five remained when the boats de 2 CONC parted for England. 2 CONT 2 CONT After reaching America the working contracts were opened and it was then that the colonists f 2 CONC ound that the London Company had imposed a serious handicap on them, directing that "all shou 2 CONC ld work for a common store." The majority of the colonists were of the "gentlemen" type; onl 2 CONC y a few of the people knew the meaning of work. For this reason, the Colony did not prospe 2 CONC r at the beginning. 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1609 after a tempestuous voyage, Sir Thomas Gates arrived and found the Colony in a deplor 2 CONC able condition. At this point he gave each man five acres of his own. A constant menace wer 2 CONC e disease, starvation, and massacres by the Indians, which eventually reduced the number to 6 2 CONC 0 people. In desperation, Sir Gates and the colonists started to return to England, but a sh 2 CONC ort distance out, they met Lord Baltimore with 500 people and provisions. With renewed coura 2 CONC ge and perseverance, they worked together to make this a permanent settlement. 2 CONT 2 CONT Before explaining who the settlers were prior to 1700, we give this background history as t 2 CONC o the difficulties and hardships in the establishment of the Jamestown Colony. From this stu 2 CONC rdy stock we descend. 2 CONT 2 CONT The earliest and most successful colony under the Crown was Virginia. The 20 shilling per 10 2 CONC 0 acres reserved by the London Company in 1618 did not become payable until 1625, a year afte 2 CONC r the Colony came under Royal control. No exemptions, no special rates allowed; even the Ind 2 CONC ians were obligated to render some small acknowledgement for their lands. 2 CONT 2 CONT The Assembly in Virginia placed all expenditures of the collected quit rents under its own di 2 CONC rection, and provided that payments be made in tobacco at 3 pence per pound. In 1662, the pa 2 CONC yments in tobacco were at the rate of 2 shillings per pound. 2 CONT 2 CONT The quit rent system of the American colonies was that the Corporations held their lands of t 2 CONC he King by a kind of tenure, and no rent was demanded by their charters, because the latter w 2 CONC ere in origin instruments of trading companies and not of feudal lords. 2 CONT 2 CONT The following is a list of the Quit Rent, April 1705, Henrico County, of the five sons of Joh 2 CONC n Cox [I] of Dutch Gap, Coxendale or Harroeattocks: 2 CONT John Cox, Jr. - 150 acres. 2 CONT William Cox - 300 acres. 2 CONT George Cox - 200 acres. 2 CONT Richard Cox - 300 acres. 2 CONT Bartholomew Cox - 100 acres. 2 CONT 2 CONT The first Cox in our family appears to have been William Cox, Planter, who came to Virginia b 2 CONC efore 1628, and could have been the same William Cox, age 26, who came over in the Godspeed 2 CONC . A land grant of 150 to William Cox, Oct. 29, 1637 in Henrico County, about 2 miles above H 2 CONC arrow Attocks, was granted for transportation of three persons, one of which was Richard Byrd 2 CONC . William Cox appears to have purchased additional land adjoining this patent and owned lan 2 CONC d on both sides of the James River: Coxendale on one side, and Dutch Gap on the other side 2 CONC . William Cox acquired by lease 100 acres of land in Elizabeth City on Sept. 20, 1624. 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1637, William Cox, Elizabeth & ux, were among headright to Matthew Edloe on their return f 2 CONC rom England on July 12, 1637. William Cox died before 1656, for on Dec. 14, 1656, Peter Le 2 CONC e was granted 126 acres of land in Henrico County which adjoined "the land belonging to the o 2 CONC rphans of William Cox." Orphans of William appear to have been Thomas Cox and John Cox [I]. 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas Cox appears to have moved to New Kent County, for on June 8, 1658, in a land grant t 2 CONC o George Austin, reference is made to land surveyed for Thomas Cox in New Kent County. Thoma 2 CONC s Cox appears to have left a son, William Cox, who is listed in the Quit Rent Roll, 1704, i 2 CONC n New Kent County, as owning 150 acres of land. It would appear that Thomas sold the land in 2 CONC herited from his father, William Cox, to John Knowles, for reference is made in a granted beg 2 CONC inning at a corner of Peter Lee to "land he purchased of Thomas Cox." 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I] who seems to have settled on James River near Harrowattocks the latter part of O 2 CONC ct. 1642 was probably a son of William Cox. On March 29, 1665, 550 acres of land was grante 2 CONC d to Arthur Bayley (Bailey) next to land of Capt. Edloe, that Arthur Bayley sold to William J 2 CONC ohnson, and William Johnson assigned this 550 acres to John Cox [I], also known as John Cox o 2 CONC f Harrow Attocks. Thus, it might be assumed that the first wife of John Cox [I] might have b 2 CONC een a daughter of William Johnson and the mother of his children. John Cox [I] married secon 2 CONC d Mary Kennon, Sept. 25, 1682. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Elam's will, 1688, gives to "son-in-law" John Cox [I] one shilling. The rest to cous 2 CONC in Martin Elam. It is felt that William Elam married the widow of William Cox, who was eithe 2 CONC r the mother or step-mother of John Cox [I], thus John Cox [I] was the step-son of William El 2 CONC am instead of son-in-law. 2 CONT 2 CONT In Feb. 1685/86, John Cox [I] of the 1679 Tithe List conveyed 300 acres to son William Cox th 2 CONC e elder, and 150 acres to son John Cox, Jr. In 1679, John Cox [I] had five tithes, meaning t 2 CONC hat he had at lest four sons at age 21 and over, and was known as John Cox of Coxendale, th 2 CONC e name of his home. 2 CONT 2 CONT Will of John Cox [I], Book 2, page 678, Henrico County, Feb. 19, 1691/92, proved 1696, reside 2 CONC d at Dutch Gap on the James. Witnesses: John Ironmonger, Thomas Taylor, and John Davis. Men 2 CONC tions wife Mary, gave her a silver spoon, and six sons: John, Jr., William, George, Richard 2 CONC , Bartholomew, and Henry. 2 CONT 2 CONT Widow Mary Cox demanded her one-third share of her deceased husband's estate; through her att 2 CONC orney Bartholomew Fowler, the case of her dower right in 550 acres, brought suit against th 2 CONC e six step-sons for £100 sterling. Real and personal estate of John Cox [I] to be divided eq 2 CONC ually among six sons, with son George Cox as his executor. 2 CONT The six sons of John Cox [I] of Coxendale on James River were: 2 CONT 1. John Cox, Jr. was given 150 acres of land by his father called "New Plantation" on Gardine 2 CONC r's Creek and Jarret's Spring adjoining land of brother William and Bartholomew Cox, bounde 2 CONC d on Capt. Davis' land. John Cox, Jr. married Mary Baugh before 1685, daughter of William Ba 2 CONC ugh, Jr. and wife Jane (Hatcher) Branch Baugh Gower. 2 CONT 2. William Cox, the elder, was given 300 acres of land, Deed Book 1, page 364, April 1, 1686 2 CONC , Henrico County, by his father, John Cox [I]: "land adjacent to Thomas Taylor," includin 2 CONC g a boat landing on James River up toward Culres. William Cox the elder has been confused wi 2 CONC th his nephew, William Cox the younger. William Cox the younger married Sarah Cocke, daughte 2 CONC r of William Cocke; and William Cox the elder had wife Sarah (–) also, thought to have bee 2 CONC n a Sarah Cocke. (There is a marriage record of a William Cocke to Sarah Dennis, also, a sta 2 CONC tement that William Cox married Sarah Dennis. It is possible that both statements are correc 2 CONC t.) 2 CONT 3. George Cox was left the plantation on which his father, John Cox [I], lived in Henrico Cou 2 CONC nty at Harroeattocks. George Cox married Oct. 20, 1697, Martha Stratton, daughter of Edwar 2 CONC d Stratton, Jr., and his wife, Martha Sheppy. Edward Stratton, Jr. died 1698 and his widow M 2 CONC artha (Sheppy) Stratton married second husband John Brown of Henrico County. George Cox die 2 CONC d in Henrico County in 1720, leaving a will probated Feb. 1721. He had four children. 2 CONT 4. Richard Cox married Mary Trent, daughter of Henry Trent and wife Elizabeth Sherman. He le 2 CONC ft will dated July 13, 1734, probated Feb. 3, 1734/35, Henrico County, witnesses: Michael Tur 2 CONC pin, Benjamin Burton, Sr. and Jr. Will of widow Mary (Trent) Cox is in Henrico County, 1735. 2 CONT 5. Bartholomew Cox, born before 1665. On Oct. 2, 1693, Bartholomew was given 100 acres of la 2 CONC nd by his father, John Cox [I]. Prior to 1693, he had married Rebecca (–), when he was give 2 CONC n the land "that Bartholomew lives on" by his father, bounded by Capt. Davis' land. Bartholo 2 CONC mew Cox patented 200 acres, Oct. 20, 1697, on Mahook Creek, which land was passed on in his f 2 CONC amily. Later this land was in Powhatan County. Bartholomew Cox died 1731 in Goochland Count 2 CONC y, leaving a will in Will Book A, page 215. Children of Bartholomew Cox and wife Rebecca (– 2 CONC ) included: 2 CONT A. George Cox married Martha Walton, daughter of Thomas Walton. George Cox left a will in G 2 CONC oochland County in Will Book 1, page 3, May 21, 1728, witnesses by Frederick Cox, his brother 2 CONC , and Henry Wood, husband of his cousin Martha Cox. 2 CONT B. Frederick Cox married Elizabeth (–); left will dated May 4, 1754, probated Jan. 27, 1754/ 2 CONC 55, Cumberland Co., VA, in Will Book 1, page 90. 2 CONT C. daughter, married Mr. Baugh and had a son, William Baugh, who was listed in the will of h 2 CONC is grandfather, Bartholomew Cox. 2 CONT D. John Cox [II] of Finneywood in Lunenburg County, was a neighbor to his cousin John Cox o 2 CONC f Bluestone Creek, Mecklenburg County. John Cox married Mary (–). He was an old man in 1735 2 CONC , died ca. 1765 in Lunenburg County, leaving will in Will Book 2, page 232, Lunenburg County 2 CONC , dated July 16, 1764, proved 1766. Witness: Thomas Taylor. Children of John and Mary (–) C 2 CONC ox were: 2 CONT i. John Cox, Jr. married Francinia Boulding, July 15, 1758, daughter of Thomas Boulding o 2 CONC f Charlotte County. Will 1793/94 in Mecklenburg County. 2 CONT ii. Bartley Cox married Mary Bouldin, daughter of Thomas Boulding. 2 CONT iii. Frederick Cox married Millie Estes, daughter of Robert Estes of Lunenburg County, 1759 2 CONC . Later, Frederick and Millie Cox moved to North Carolina in 1781. Widow Millie Cox, admini 2 CONC strator to Frederick Cox estate. 2 CONT iv. Anne Cox, wife of Josiah Shipp. 2 CONT v. Delitia Cox, wife of William Chandler. 2 CONT vi. Edith Cox married Joseph Minor. 2 CONT vii. Mary Cox married Micajah Smithson. 2 CONT viii. Tabitha Cox married Isham Browder. 2 CONT E. Mary Cox married Moses Wood, June 13, 1709. 2 CONT F. William Cox married Elizabeth (–). 2 CONT 6. Henry Cox, the youngest brother, died in Henrico County, unmarried. His brother, George C 2 CONC ox, was administrator of his estate. Will was probated in Henrico County, 1697, proved by Jo 2 CONC seph Tanner and Thomas Taylor; sureties: Henry Hatcher and Richard Ligon. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Hopkins of Virginia and Related Families, by Walter Lee Hopkins, J.W. Fergusson & Sons P 2 CONC rinters, Richmond, Virginia, 1931, pages 114-117: 2 CONT Cox Family of Virginia: In the list of "Adventurers," as they were styled in the Charters o 2 CONC f the Virginia Companies, 1609 and 1620, the name is spelled Cock, Cocks, Cox, Coxe (Virgini 2 CONC a Magazine of History and Biography, Volume 3, page 282). William Coxe, aged 26, came over i 2 CONC n the Godspeed in 1610. It is most likely that this is the same William Cox whom Governor We 2 CONC st granted 100 acres of land in Elizabeth County [City?], Virginia, Sept. 28, 1628 (Land Boo 2 CONC k I, page 89, Richmond, Virginia); also to whom Gov. John West, under date of Nov. 29, 1636 2 CONC , granted "one hundred and fifty acres of land, situate and being in the County of Henrico, a 2 CONC bout three miles and a half above Harrowattocks, west and by north upon main river, westerl 2 CONC y upon the great Swamp, easterly into the woods, southerly towards Harrowattocks," for the tr 2 CONC ansportation of three heads into the Colony, viz: Thomas Braxton, Richard Bird, and Richard H 2 CONC ewes (Land Book I, page 403). Also to whom Gov. John Harvey, under date Oct. 29, 1637, grant 2 CONC ed "one hundred fifty acres of land situate, lying and being in the County of Henrico, abou 2 CONC t three miles and a half above Harrowattocks," for the transportation of three persons into t 2 CONC he Colony at his own expense; names of persons not found (Land Book I, page 492). (See Cox n 2 CONC otes by Mrs. E.F. O'Gorman, Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Volume 38, pages 157- 2 CONC 159.) 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I] came from England with John Davis the latter part of Oct. 1642, and settled in H 2 CONC enrico County on James River near Harrowattocks. (See Patent Book I, Volume II, page 842, Ri 2 CONC chmond Land Office.) It is likely that he was closely related to William Coxe, above, probab 2 CONC ly son, as they settled in the same vicinity. The next record we have of John Cox [I] is a d 2 CONC eposition of April 1, 1678, of John Barnfield as to "John Risbees" dog killing Mr. John Coxe' 2 CONC s sheep." At a Court held at Varina, June 1, 1678-79 [?], showing that John Cox, Sen., was r 2 CONC esponsible for the poll taxes of five persons. In Deed Book I, page 364, there is a deed o 2 CONC f gift, dated Feb. 5, 1685, from John Cox, Sen., of "Harryaddocks, Planter," to his son Willi 2 CONC am Cox, which deed is witnessed by Bartholomew Cox. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I]'s first marriage must have taken place as early as 1650, as his son, Bartholome 2 CONC w Cox, witnessed a deed of gift from John Cox [I] to his son William in 1685. Both William a 2 CONC nd Bartholomew must have been at least 21 years of age at that time. John Cox [I] must hav 2 CONC e been born as early as 1620. He left a will dated Feb. 19, 1691/92, which was probated Feb 2 CONC . 1, 1696 [1697?], of record in Book V, page 678, Henrico Co., VA, which the following is a 2 CONC n abstract: 2 CONT 2 CONT To son John Cox plantation called by name "New Plantation." To Bartholomew Cox plantation "h 2 CONC e now lives on"; to son Richard Cox a negro; to son Henry Cox "plantation I now live on" an 2 CONC d a great deal of personal property; to wife, Mary Cox, one silver spoon. Balance of propert 2 CONC y to be equally divided between my six sons: John Cox, William Cox, Henry Cox, George Cox, Ri 2 CONC chard Cox, and Bartholomew Cox. Appoints son, George Cox, executor. Witnesses: John Ironmng 2 CONC er, Tho. Taylor, and John Davis. 2 CONT 2 CONT In Voume I, page 225, Henrico County, is this record: "John Cox, Gent., for Marriage with Mar 2 CONC y Kennon, Sept. 25, 1682." It is probable that she was a daughter of William Elam, whose wil 2 CONC l, dated Feb. 18, 1688 [1689], leaves his son-in-law, John Cox [I], 1 shilling, rest to cousi 2 CONC n Martin Elam. William Elam seems to have borne no love towards John Cox [I]. Had any of Jo 2 CONC hn [I]'s children been grandchildren of William Elam, it seems that he would have remembere 2 CONC d them in his will, instead of leaving practically all of his estate to his cousin. These fa 2 CONC cts would indicate that the mother of John Cox [I]'s children was not the daughter of Willia 2 CONC m Elam, but that it was his last wife who was his daughter. 2 CONT 2 CONT Bartholomew Cox, born ca. 1665, in Henrico Co., VA; died (will dated Jan. 14, 1730/31, of rec 2 CONC ord in Goochland Co., VA, Will Book I, page 262). He appointed his wife, Rebeckah, sole exec 2 CONC utrix, and devised property to his grandsons George Cox and William Baugh; sons Frederick Co 2 CONC x and John Cox [II]. His will was witnessed by Anthony Morgan, Agnes Noulin, and Rebecca Woo 2 CONC d. On June 13, 1709, license was granted Moses Wood to marry Mary, daughter of Bartholomew C 2 CONC ox. It is probable that she died without issue, prior to 1730. 2 CONT 2 CONT In Book 6, page 439, Henrico County records, is a deed dated Oct. 2, 1693, as follows: "Kno 2 CONC w all men by these presents that I, John Cox, Sen. of the County and Parish of Henrico, plant 2 CONC er, doe out of the love and affection for which I bear unto my son Bartholomew Cox and Rebeck 2 CONC a his wife, and for ye advancement and promotion of their son George, have given, granted, al 2 CONC iened, assigned, and sett over and by these presents doe freely, clearly, and absolutely give 2 CONC , grant, alien, assign and set over unto my sd. Grandson, George Cox, ye son of Bartholomew C 2 CONC ox and Rebecka his wife, one Negro girl called Doll, being about a year old, to have and to h 2 CONC old the sd. girl and the issue of her body forever. As witness my hand this eleventh July, 1 2 CONC 693." Signed: John Cox [I]. Witnesses: Henry Cox, Ja: Cocke. 2 CONT 2 CONT In Book 5, page 437, Henrico County, there is a deed of gift from John Cox [I] to his son Bar 2 CONC tholomew Cox, dated July 11, 1693, in part as follows: "This indenture, made this eleventh da 2 CONC y of July in ye fifth year of ye Reign of our Sovereign, Lord and Lady, William and Mary, b 2 CONC y the Grace of God of England of France and Ireland, King and Queen defenders of ye faith, et 2 CONC c., and in the year of our Lord God, 1693, between John Cox, Sen., of ye county and parish o 2 CONC f Henrico, planter of one part and his son Bartholomew Cox, and for ye better living of him i 2 CONC n this world as well as for divers other good causes and considerations," etc., doth grant hi 2 CONC m 100 acres therein described, etc. 2 CONT 2 CONT From William Hutchins of Carolina, by Jack Randolph Hutchins, Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore 2 CONC , MD, 1995, pages 634-647: ...used in the Howchins family of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co 2 CONC unty, Virginia, where some assume John obtained his bride. New Kent records do not show a Rac 2 CONC hel of the age to be the wife of John Burton but some assume that Edward Howchins, father o 2 CONC f Rachel baptized in 1686 in St. Peter's Parish, might have had an unknown sister named Rache 2 CONC l, who married John Burton. 2 CONT 2 CONT Moreover, it was then the custom to name the eldest daughter after the mother. If they follow 2 CONC ed this custom the wife of John Burton was named Mary. The Burton families and the Coxe famil 2 CONC ies were intermingled in land transactions along the James River which presents the good poss 2 CONC ibility that Mary Coxe, daughter of William Coxe of Strawberry Banks and probably granddaught 2 CONC er of Robert Hutchins, was the wife of John Burton. If she were his wife it would account fo 2 CONC r the use of the Hutchins Burton name for the grandson of John Burton. 2 CONT 2 CONT The setting for the Coxe-Burton-Hutchins story is near a place frequently mentioned in the ol 2 CONC d records as "Arrowhattocks." In one of its various spellings it was mentioned in the writing 2 CONC s of Captain John Smith and was some twelve miles from the "Fales" on a small neck of land o 2 CONC n the north side of the James River. The new town of Henrico was planted in 1611 on the larg 2 CONC e neck of land, also on the north [side] of the river, just to the south of Arrowhattocks. Th 2 CONC e town was burned by the Indians in 1622, and was never rebuilt. The land is now in the Richm 2 CONC ond National Battlefield Park, 1 miles below Fort Hoke, near the intersection of the Osborn 2 CONC e Pike and the Kingland Road. 2 CONT 2 CONT To the north and east of Arrowhattocks was an area known as "Longfield," which was first ment 2 CONC ioned in records of 1635, however, the owner's name is not listed. As its location coincide 2 CONC s with part of the old "College Plantation" of 10,000 acres between the Falls and the Neck, w 2 CONC hich belonged to the Virginia Company of London, it is possible that the occupants were tenan 2 CONC ts. George Thorpe was appointed manager of the College Plantation in 1619. Seventeen people w 2 CONC ere killed there in the massacre of 1622. 2 CONT 2 CONT To the northwest of Arrowhattocks on the south side of the James River was Falling Creek, whe 2 CONC re the first iron furnace in America was established as early as 1610. In 1622, Captain Joh 2 CONC n Berkley was among the 22 people killed at the iron works and others were killed at nearby p 2 CONC lantations. In 1635 the place was called Fallen Creek. The massacre of 1622 desecrated the la 2 CONC nd around Arrowhattocks, and life was slow to return to the area. 2 CONT 2 CONT Although the Arrowhattocks area is the later setting for the Coxe-Hutchins-Burton family hist 2 CONC ory, it actually begins when William Coxe, then a lad of twelve years, arrived in Virginia o 2 CONC n Sunday, June 10, 1610, in the ship Godspeed, which formed part of the convoy headed by Thom 2 CONC as West, Lord De La Warr. Lord De La Warr or Thomas West (1577-1618) was the third of his fam 2 CONC ily to carry the title. 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas West had a younger brother, Francis West (1586-1633) who came to America about July 16 2 CONC 09 but went to England early in 1610 to return to Virginia the same year. He was involved i 2 CONC n a quarrel with Captain John Smith, who is said to have conspired with Powhatan to kill West 2 CONC . Smith, however, was injured by a gunpowder explosion and returned to England on the 5th o 2 CONC f October 1609 where he defended his actions. In 1612, Francis succeeded George Percy as comm 2 CONC ander at Jamestown. The Third Lord De La Warr also had a brother Robert West who married Eliz 2 CONC abeth Coxe. It is assumed that the 12-year-old lad William Coxe was related to Elizabeth an 2 CONC d came to Virginia in the care of one of his numerous kinsmen. In the muster of 1624 Willia 2 CONC m Coxe was then 26 years old and the only "Ancient Planter" from the Godspeed who was then su 2 CONC rviving. 2 CONT 2 CONT On September 10, 1628, William Cox, planter, received his "Ancient Planter" grant of 100 acre 2 CONC s on the north bank of the James River, as recorded in Land Book 1, Part 1, page 89. The loca 2 CONC tion is identified as in Harwoods Neck, bounded on the west by Deep Creek, on the south by th 2 CONC e James River, to the east by other patents, and a smaller creek known as Water's Creek. Late 2 CONC r this area was known as the Strawberry Bank community. It is south of Blunt Point in Elizabe 2 CONC th City County not far from the present site of the Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Comp 2 CONC any. In 1636 he left the Strawberry Bank community and moved up the James River to land in He 2 CONC nrico County near Alice Edloe, probably his sister. 2 CONT 2 CONT When William Coxe arrived in Strawberry Bank a near neighbor south of Water's Creek was Rober 2 CONC t Hutchins, the mariner. Robert had received a patent to these 100 acres below Blunt Point i 2 CONC n May 1625. His lands on the Strawberry Bank are mentioned as abutting the land granted on 1 2 CONC 4 March 1638 to Robert Sweete. 2 CONT 2 CONT Robert Hutchins was a mariner, ship captain, and has a long but obscure history in the Virgin 2 CONC ia colony. He is first mentioned in 1611 when George Percy, commander at Jamestown, was indeb 2 CONC ted to Robert for 25 shillings (VA Hist. Mag., Vol. 57, p. 240). His land patent was dated i 2 CONC n May 1625 and in 1628 his land was adjacent to lands then granted to Robert Sweete on Strawb 2 CONC erry Bank. Captain John Smith in his 1630 book mentions obtaining from Master Hutchins, in Lo 2 CONC ndon, the latest information concerning the affairs in Virginia. On July 5, 1656, a land reco 2 CONC rd of Captain Christopher Calthropp mentions as bounds the Strawberry Bank land of Robert Hut 2 CONC chins. 2 CONT 2 CONT The evidence indicates that Robert, in the earlier years, probably kept his family in Englan 2 CONC d but spent much of his life in Virginia where he probably had tenants on his land. His famil 2 CONC y has not been identified but land records indicate that he probably had two children who cam 2 CONC e to Virginia about 1633: a daughter Elizabeth Hutchins, born about 1612, who probably marrie 2 CONC d William Coxe; and a son Isaac Hutchins. The headrights for Isaac's transport, along with th 2 CONC ose for Robert Craddock, were claimed in 1637 by Captain Thomas Osborne. In the same year Mat 2 CONC thew Edlow, Jr. claimed headrights, due his father, for transporting 24 people including Will 2 CONC iam Cox and his wife Elizabeth. These headrights were probably based on the Coxes returning t 2 CONC o Virginia after a visit to England. Alice Edlow, the step-mother of Mathew, was probably a s 2 CONC ister of William Coxe. 2 CONT 2 CONT The headrights for the original arrival of Elizabeth Hutchins in Virginia were claimed in 164 2 CONC 2 by William Warren. This patent for several hundred acres included the present "Yorkby" nea 2 CONC r the mouth of the York River. Among the rights exchanged for the land was that of Elizabet 2 CONC h Hutchins. Although the patented land was on the York River, William Warren in 1633 was a ne 2 CONC ar neighbor to both Robert Hutchins and William Coxe on Strawberry Bank. The dates noted fo 2 CONC r the headrights are difficult to correlate with the actual arrival of the people in the colo 2 CONC ny. Headrights were bought and sold, and even resold, and also often held for several years t 2 CONC o accumulate sufficient rights to exchange for the desired acreage. This system was subject t 2 CONC o abuse and consequently was abandoned soon after. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Coxe and Elizabeth were probably married about 1633 and had at least four children, t 2 CONC wo daughters and two sons: Thomas and John [I]. Thomas was mentioned in records of May 6, 166 2 CONC 5, when it is noted that he had previously sold land at "Warrick" to Mr. John Knowles. This w 2 CONC as part of the land on "Fallen Creek" belonging to the orphans of William Coxe. The son Joh 2 CONC n [I] probably married Robert Craddock's daughter and was the only one of William's childre 2 CONC n known to have left issue. John Cox [I] was born about 1635 and died in Henrico in 1676; h 2 CONC e had a son Richard Coxe who died about 1735 in Virginia. Richard married Mary Trent, the dau 2 CONC ghter of Henry Trent and Elizabeth Sherman, and the granddaughter of Henry Sherman and his wi 2 CONC fe Cisley, who was the widow of Isaac Hutchins. Mary Trent and Richard Coxe had a daughter El 2 CONC izabeth Cox, born February 25, 1713. About 1731 their daughter Elizabeth married Strangeman H 2 CONC utchins, son of Nicholas Hutchins and Mary Watkins. 2 CONT 2 CONT The Coxe-Hutchins-Burton families are first recorded around Arrowhattocks starting on Novembe 2 CONC r 10, 1635, when Alice Edloe, widow, obtained 350 acres in Henrico County, between "Harrow At 2 CONC tocks" and the Falls on the same side of the river that "Harrow Attocks" lyeth. The Great Swa 2 CONC mp was on the east side of her land. The Falling Creek was "over against," across the river a 2 CONC nd opposite "The Great Field" lands of Alice. Her land was in part of the old "College Planta 2 CONC tion." These lands are located on the James River about nine miles below the present Richmond 2 CONC . Her daughter Hannah Boyce also patented lands joining her mother. 2 CONT 2 CONT The lands patented in 1635 by Alice Edloe, widow, were in the area of Henrico County destroye 2 CONC d by the Indians in 1622. Alice Edloe was the widow of Luke Boyce who arrived in the colony o 2 CONC n the Edwin in May of 1619. His wife Alice and their daughter Hannah, born about [date cut of 2 CONC f on photocopy] in England, arrived in 1622 on the Bona Nova. Luke died on the 21st of June 1 2 CONC 625 and Alice then married Mathew Edloe, who died about 16[remainder of year cut off on photo 2 CONC copy]. When Alice and Hannah moved north, her step-son Mathew, Jr. stayed on his father's lan 2 CONC d in James City, but records referred to Alice as the owner. 2 CONT 2 CONT About a year later William Coxe with his wife Elizabeth and Isaac Hutchins, who probably wa 2 CONC s his brother-in-law, obtained land in Henrico next to Alice Edloe. William probably lived i 2 CONC n the Varina community from which he represented Henrico as a Burgess in 1646. He is at time 2 CONC s confused with the prominent Richard Cocke family which arrived in the colony about 1635 bu 2 CONC t who had no William of the age of Willam Coxe. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Coxe retained his 100 acres "Ancient Planter" seat on Strawberry Bank, although presu 2 CONC mably his 10-year lease had expired in 1638 but was probably renewed, for in 1642 he was stil 2 CONC l recorded as the owner of these lands. William and Alice both recorded their Henrico patent 2 CONC s on the same day, November 29, 1636. In 1638 William Coxe and Isaac Hutchins had joint owner 2 CONC ship of land in the "Lilly Valley' area of Henrico next to Alice. 2 CONT 2 CONT About 1652 John Burton probably married Mary Coxe, daughter of William Coxe and Elizabeth Hut 2 CONC chins. Their first child, Mary Burton, was born in 1654, about two years before the death o 2 CONC f William Coxe. After his death his widow, Elizabeth (Hutchins?) Coxe married William Elam, w 2 CONC hose will dated 1688 mentions his son-in-law John Cox [I] (son-in-law then meant step-son). S 2 CONC he died in 1665 and John Coxe [I] and Mary (Coxe) Burton, children of William and Elizabeth C 2 CONC oxe, probably settled her estate. 2 CONT 2 CONT Alice (Coxe?) Edloe's daughter Hannah Boyce on the 11th of November 1635 also obtained 300 ac 2 CONC res near Arrowhattocks joining upon the north side of the land of Alice Edloe, her mother. Th 2 CONC is claim was renewed on the 13th of July 1637. The land on the north side of Hannah's propert 2 CONC y was acquired on June 1, 1636 by James Place when he was granted 550 acres. James Place's la 2 CONC nd was later found to escheate to his Majesty as by inquisition dated September 5, 1663, an 2 CONC d was then re-granted on December 30, 1663 to John Brown and Edward Hatcher. James Place wa 2 CONC s also assigned an additional 60 acres to the north of his new land on June 14, 1636 by Chris 2 CONC topher Branche. These 60 acres were later acquired on April 10, 1638 by John (or Thomas) Bart 2 CONC on. 2 CONT 2 CONT On the 29th of November 1636, William Coxe obtained 150 acres on the east side of the Great S 2 CONC wamp which separated his land from the land of Alice Edloe. He also must have acquired additi 2 CONC onal lands to the east, for in 1637 he assigns these easterly lands to Robert Craddock and Jo 2 CONC hn Davis. Robert Craddock's daughter was later to marry William's son John Coxe [I], and Joh 2 CONC n Davis was later to marry Mary Burton, daughter of John Burton and Mary Coxe, and granddaugh 2 CONC ter of William Coxe. John Davis, the husband of Mary Burton, named the land he acquired fro 2 CONC m William Coxe as "Longfield." 2 CONT 2 CONT Davis increased his land on October 31, 1642, when he acquired an additional 200 acres adjace 2 CONC nt to his Longfield patent extending northwest towards the lands of Cornelius de Hull. At thi 2 CONC s time John Davis was given credit for the transport of his wife Mary Davis and her three ser 2 CONC vants and also John Cox [I] and others. 2 CONT 2 CONT The plantation "Longfield" was sold by John Davis to John Coxe [I] in 1665, about the time o 2 CONC f the death of Elizabeth Coxe, mother of John Coxe [I]. John Coxe [I] then assigned the 700-a 2 CONC cre plantation "Longfield" to John Burton, husband of his sister Mary Coxe, probably as her s 2 CONC hare of her mother's estate. John Coxe [I] then acquired for himself a plantation of 550 acre 2 CONC s at Arrowhattocks. 2 CONT 2 CONT William, who died about 1656, also had 250 acres of land across the river at the mouth of Fal 2 CONC ling Creek obtained in partnership with Isaac Hutchins on the 1st of September 1642. These la 2 CONC nds belonged on December 14, 1656, to "the orphans" (then meaning heirs, not minor children 2 CONC ) of William Coxe. On that date Peter Lee acquired 126 acres called "Worricke" bounded on th 2 CONC e southwest by a small run, at a place called London Bridge, which divided his land from lan 2 CONC d belonging to the orphans of William Coxe, bounded on the southeast by the main river and o 2 CONC n the northeast by Isaac Hutchins. 2 CONT 2 CONT Isaac Hutchins also obtained his 378-acre grant of land in "Worricks" on the 14th of Decembe 2 CONC r 1656. It was lying next to land of Peter Lee, southeast on the main river and northeast t 2 CONC o a place called "Porringers Spring." Isaac was probably the son of Robert Hutchins, the mari 2 CONC ner, and brother to Elizabeth Coxe, wife of William Coxe. Isaac had other lands on the sout 2 CONC h side of the river near "Worricks," for on the 1st of September 1642, he bought 250 acres i 2 CONC n partnership with William Coxe at the mouth of Falling Creek. 2 CONT 2 CONT The "Worricks" land was in addition to land Isaac had on the north side of the James River ne 2 CONC ar "Lilly Valley" as noted when on May 29, 1638, Robert Craddock acquired 300 acres in Henric 2 CONC o County, bounding northly on a little creek towards "Lilley Valley" upon land of William Cox 2 CONC e and Isaac Hutchins and south bounding on land of John Davis. This puts the land of Isaac ea 2 CONC st of the "Great Field" of Alice Edloe. 2 CONT 2 CONT Isaac Hutchins probably came to Virginia about 1633 prior to the 16th of June 1637 when Capta 2 CONC in Thomas Osborne was given credit for Isaac's headrights. Isaac married Cicely "Sisly" and h 2 CONC ad one child, a son Robert, who was mentioned in Isaac's will of February 23, 1656. In Apri 2 CONC l 1714 the Henrico court concluded that Robert, son of Isaac, died under age and without issu 2 CONC e, and thus the lands of Isaac reverted to his wife Cicely. She had married Henry Sherman aft 2 CONC er the death of Isaac. Her granddaughter, Mary Trent, married Richard Coxe, the grandson of W 2 CONC illiam Coxe. Mary Trent and Richard Cox had a daughter Elizabeth Cox, born February 25, 1713 2 CONC , who about 1731 married Strangeman Hutchins, son of Nicholas Hutchins and Mary Watkins of He 2 CONC nrico County. 2 CONT 2 CONT On the same day, November 29, 1636, that William Coxe was awarded his claim for land east o 2 CONC f the Great Swamp of Alice Edloe, she obtained an additional 50 acres of land on the north si 2 CONC de of the river about halfway between " The Great Field" and and the Arrowhattocks neck. Th 2 CONC e north edge of this land adjoined "Longfield." Also, because of a land dispute on June 1, 16 2 CONC 37, Alice Edloe, widow, renewed her claim for the 350 acres of "The Great Field" between Arro 2 CONC whattocks and the Falls, and on the 14th of July in the same year she claims the 100 acres o 2 CONC f the swamp between The Great Field and the lands of her brother, William Coxe, to the east. 2 CONT 2 CONT On the 8th of December 1653 Mathew Edloe, her step-son (we now use the term step-son but at t 2 CONC hat time it was called son-in-law), was granted 281 acres near "Harrahatocks." He assigned th 2 CONC is land to Thomas Taylor on the 20th of March 1662. 2 CONT 2 CONT On August 15, 1637, the 600 unoccupied acres south of the old "Longfield" and north of the ri 2 CONC ver between the lands of William Coxe and the 50 acres she just acquired were acquired by Rob 2 CONC ert Craddock and John Davis. This acquisition included 300 acres which were assigned by Willi 2 CONC am Coxe and Richard Carpenter. Part of the 600 acres of Craddock and Davis was on the south s 2 CONC ide of the river "over against" the lands of William Coxe. John Davis, the husband of Mary Bu 2 CONC rton, granddaughter of William Coxe, named the land he acquired from William Coxe as "Longfie 2 CONC ld." Craddock later sold this land to John Cox [I], who assigned it to John Burton. Burton al 2 CONC so obtained 100 additional acres for transporting two people. 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1637 came the advent of large plantations near Arrowhattocks when on February 6, 1637, Cap 2 CONC tain Thomas Osborne established the 1,000-acre plantation "Fearing" over against (across th 2 CONC e river and opposite) Arrowhattocks. Thomas Osborne was given credit for transporting Rober 2 CONC t Craddock, Isaac Hutchins, and others. On the 16th of June 1637, Thomas Osborne, Jr. also ob 2 CONC tained 500 acres, which he called "Batchelers Bancke," adjoining the north side of "Fearing." 2 CONT 2 CONT On September 24, 1638, Alice Edloe increased her 50-acre "lot" just above Arrowhattocks to 15 2 CONC 0 acres (probably based on a resurvey of the land). In 1642 the land east and south of "Mrs 2 CONC . Edloe's Swamp" was acquired by Cornelius de Hull. The creek on the north of his land, whic 2 CONC h feeds into the swamp, he named "Lilley Valley." Later the name was changed to Cornelius Cre 2 CONC ek. This was the same land acquired in 1637 by William Coxe, but the book Cavaliers and Pione 2 CONC ers does not record the acquisition by de Hull. On October 31, 1642, de Hull extended his lan 2 CONC d known as Lilley Valley by 502 acres beginning next to Mrs. Edloe's Swamp, near his own lan 2 CONC d and southeast upon John Davis and southwest to the river. Part of this land, 250 acres, wa 2 CONC s in the grant to William Coxe in 1637. 2 CONT 2 CONT Upon the death of his mother, about 1665, John Coxe [I] bought "Longfield," of 700 acres, o 2 CONC n March 22, 1665, from John Davis and assigned it to John Burton, husband of Mary Coxe his si 2 CONC ster, probably as her share of her mother's estate. Burton called the estate "Oldfield." Howe 2 CONC ver, many writers now refer to the Burton family of "Longfield." At the same time John Coxe [ 2 CONC I] acquired his 550-acre plantation at Arrowhattocks. John Cox [I]'s new plantation and Joh 2 CONC n Burton's "Oldfield" were separated by the 150 acres of land which Captain Mathew Edloe obta 2 CONC ined in 1653. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Burton (1632-1689) and his wife Mary (Coxe) Burton had seven children, among them Rober 2 CONC t Coxe [?] of "Longfields." Robert (1665-1724) married Mary, probably a Nowell, and have fiv 2 CONC e children, one being named Hutchins Burton (1694-1763). Hutchins Burton married Susannah All 2 CONC en and became the progenitor of numerous Hutchins Burtons, one a governor of North Carolina 2 CONC , long after the source of the name had been forgotten. 2 CONT 2 CONT Although Simon Oliver Coxe (1877-1955) did extensive research on the Coxe family of Arrowhatt 2 CONC ocks, he is a descendant of William Coxe through John Burton who married Mary Coxe, daughte 2 CONC r of William Coxe. His own Coxe paternal line is an entirely different family not associate 2 CONC d with the James River Coxes. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Katharine E. Harbury, 9274F Hanover Crossing Drive, Mechanicsville, VA, 23116, kharbury@ 2 CONC macconnect.com, 2 April 2000: We know that William Cox(e) was dead before 14 Dec. 1656, than 2 CONC ks to a patent of Peter Lee of that date. The patent mentioned that one of the boundaries div 2 CONC ided the land from the "orphants" of William Cox; another neighbor at this date was Isaak Hut 2 CONC chings (Patent Book 4, page 44). "Orphants" did not necessarily mean that the children were s 2 CONC till minors, but sons and daughters who had lost a parent. It is believed that Elizabeth surv 2 CONC ived him and married William Elam, who died in 1688. William Elam mentioned in his will his " 2 CONC son-in-law" John Cox [I]. Some take it to mean that John Cox [I] married a daughter of Willia 2 CONC m Elam, but if that was the case, she left no issue as proven by his will. Secondly, it is be 2 CONC lieved he meant "step-son" in this particular context. In view of our present knowledge, thi 2 CONC s makes more sense. As for one source's idea that Elizabeth (–) Coxe Elam died in 1665, I hav 2 CONC e never seen any source to support this. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Cox's son John [I] got land next to Capt. Edloe. This land had once belonged to Arthu 2 CONC r Bayley which was assigned by him to William Johnson who in turn sold and assigned it to Joh 2 CONC n Cox [I]. This patent was dated 29 March 1665 (Patent Book 1, page 44). Perhaps Elizabeth wa 2 CONC s a Bayley or Johnson for all we know. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I] may well have married a daughter of Robert Craddock as one of his wives and ha 2 CONC d some children by her. However, I think he also married some other woman who had the name Ba 2 CONC rtholomew in her family, because of his son named Bartholomew Cox. Around this time, there we 2 CONC re men of that name, such as Bartholomew Stovall, Bartholomew Fowler, Bartholomew Roberts, an 2 CONC d Bartholomew Burras/Burroughs, and Bartholomew is not that commonplace. She named her son Ba 2 CONC rtholomew after someone with that name, I am sure. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I]'s last and proven wife was a Mary Kennon, whom he married 25 Sept. 1682. By he 2 CONC r he had his youngest son, named Richard. When John Cox [I] made his will dated 19 Feb. 1691/ 2 CONC 92, the witnesses were John Ironmonger, Toh [sic] Tayler, and John Davis (Henrico Co. Deeds a 2 CONC nd Wills, 1688-1697, page 110). It was presented in court on 26 Nov. 1696 by wife Mary throug 2 CONC h her attorney Bartholomew Fowler, and the witnesses were William Soane and Henry Ascourgh. W 2 CONC hen it was brought to court to be probated, his wife Mary rejected it. Mary Kennon and Richar 2 CONC d were involved in a Feb. 1696/97 suit concerning her dower against the other children of Joh 2 CONC n Cox [I] by his previous wife or wives (this is cited along with the primary sources in th 2 CONC e book by Dorman). Nothing is known about this Mary Kennon, but I think she was the sister o 2 CONC f Richard Kennon of Conjuror's Neck, whose children intermarried with the Bollings. The previ 2 CONC ous wives [of John Cox I] were not the mother of Richard. I am searching the records to fin 2 CONC d out what became of her after this suit. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox "Sr." [I] made a deed of gift to one of his sons, Bartholomew, in 1693, and signed h 2 CONC is name as "COX," which shows that he was taught to write his last name in full instead o 2 CONC f a mark or initial. William Cox [which one?] knew how to sign his name in full, while Richar 2 CONC d Cox made a neat and careful "+" mark. Bartholomew, in contrast, made a simple mark, or "x. 2 CONC " It would seem the younger generation did not get educational opportunities like their fath 2 CONC er on the harsh frontier. 2 CONT 2 CONT By previous wives, including a possible Craddock wife, John Cox [I] had the following childre 2 CONC n: 2 CONT 1. John Cox, Jr., married Mary Baugh, daughter of Jane (–) Branch Baugh Gower. Had William 2 CONC ; James; Martha who married Richard Wilkinson 2 Feb. 1707 and had Richard Jr.; and perhaps ot 2 CONC hers? I wrote up a paper on this Jane, who is not nee Hatcher, but a full sister to Mary, wif 2 CONC e of Edward Hatcher. Mary is believed to be nee Ward, due to one of her sons being named Seth 2 CONC , but no proof that they were nee Ward sisters has been found that would satisfy the Board o 2 CONC f Genealogists. I am still working on this. 2 CONT 2. Bartholomew Cox, married Rebecca/Rebecka (–) (possibly Native American) before 11 July 16 2 CONC 93 (deed of John Cox [I] to Bartholomew and Rebecca, Henrico Co. Miscellaneous Records, Boo 2 CONC k 5, 1688-1697, page 437). Rebecca and one of his sons declined to administer his estate. I d 2 CONC o not know what the reason was. I am trying to find out. His will was made 14 Jan. 1730/31 i 2 CONC n Goochland Co. (Goochland Co. Deeds, Etc., 1728-1734, part 2, page 262. Witnesses: Anthony M 2 CONC organ, Agnes Noulin and Rebecca Wood. Inventory on page 298. Appraisers were Sam'l. Spencer 2 CONC , Robert Hughes, and Jacob Michaux). 2 CONT 3. Henry Cox. Did he marry Mary Elam and have a daughter Frances? 2 CONT 4. George Cox, married Martha Stratton, 22 Oct. 1697. Had Edward, Anne, Frances, and Henry. 2 CONT 5. William Cox, married Sarah Cocke; made will in 1711. Had Stephen; Martha; Judith who marr 2 CONC ied Giles Allegre; Edy, Elizabeth. No mention of Mary or Prudence. Sarah made her own will i 2 CONC n 1726 in Goochland Co., naming children Mary, Prudence, Judith, Edith, Stephen who married J 2 CONC udith Woodson, Martha who married Henry Wood, Elizabeth who married first a Jameson and the 2 CONC n Anthony Moseley. Someone gave me this information with no citation of source. 2 CONT 6. perhaps Elizabeth? 2 CONT 2 CONT By Mary Kennon, John Cox [I] had: 2 CONT 7. Richard Cox, born c1683, will made 13 July 1734, Henrico Co., VA (Henrico Co., VA Deeds a 2 CONC nd Wills, 1725-1737, page 466; inventory on page 472); married 8 Jan. 1700 at 16 or 17, Mar 2 CONC y Trent. She made her own will dated ____ 1735, proved 2 Feb. 1735 (ibid, page 513). Appraise 2 CONC rs for Richard Cox's estate were Abraham Baly [sic], William Whitlow, and John Whitlow. In th 2 CONC ose days well into the Revolutionary War, males were considered to be adult and would start p 2 CONC aying personal taxes at age 16, but 21 in legal matters. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I] (William), of Arrowhattocks, on 29 March 1665 patented 550 acres in Henrico Coun 2 CONC ty on the north side of "Harristocks" [Arrowhattocks], adjoining the land of Capt. Edloe. Th 2 CONC is must, of necessity, have joined the land formerly owned by William Coxe and then by his or 2 CONC phans. On 5 Feb. 1685/86, he made a deed of gift to his son William Cox, and on 11 July 169 2 CONC 3 he gave 100 acres to his son Bartholomew Cox and a negro girl to Bartholomew, his wife Rebe 2 CONC cca, and their son George. Henry Cox witnessed both deeds. The will of John Cox [I], 19 Feb 2 CONC . 1691/92 - 1 Feb. 1696/97, named his wife Mary and six sons. On the day the will was proved 2 CONC , Mary Coxe, widow of John Coxe [I], deceased, entered a suit for her dower agains Henry, Joh 2 CONC n, William, George, and Bartholomew Coxe. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I] was married more than once. One wife may have been a daughter of Robert Craddoc 2 CONC k. The wife who survived him was Mary Kennon whom he married (license 22) Sept. 1682. Willi 2 CONC am Elam of Henrico County in his will, dated 18 Feb. 1688/89, left one shilling to his "son-i 2 CONC n-law, John Cox, Senr." 2 CONT 2 CONT Issue: (by earlier wife or wives) William; Bartholomew; Henry, left the home plantation and m 2 CONC uch personal property by his father, died without issue leaving will proved 1 Oct. 1697 by Ge 2 CONC orge Cox; John; George; (by Mary Kennon) Richard. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Jan 2001 3 TIME 16:19:49 0 @I15892@ INDI 1 NAME William /Coxe/ 2 SURN Coxe 2 GIVN William 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1598 2 PLAC England 1 _UID 7FCCDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EC5C0 1 FAMS @F5736@ 1 FAMC @F5740@ 1 IMMI 2 DATE 10 Jun 1610 2 PLAC On the Godspeed in the party of Thomas West 1 NOTE From Kentucky Family Records, Volume 2, Mrs. Edgar L. Cox (editor), page 61 ("Early Virgini 2 CONC a Ancestors of our Cox Family and Their Colonial Cousins," compiled by Mrs. David O. Reichlei 2 CONC n, submitted by Mrs. Opal Cox Avant): "The first Cox in our family appears to have been Will 2 CONC iam Cox, Planter, who came to Virginia before 1628, and could have been the same William Cox 2 CONC , age 26, who came over in the Godspeed. A land grant of 150 to William Cox, Oct. 29, 1637 i 2 CONC n Henrico County, about 2 miles above Harrow Attocks, was granted for transportation of thre 2 CONC e persons, one of which was Richard Byrd. William Cox appears to have purchased additional l 2 CONC and adjoining this patent and owned land on both sides of the James River: Coxendale on one s 2 CONC ide, and Dutch Gap on the other side. William Cox acquired by lease 100 acres of land in Eli 2 CONC zabeth City on Sept. 20, 1624. 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1637, William Cox, Elizabeth & ux, were among headright to Matthew Edloe on their return f 2 CONC rom England on July 12, 1637. William Cox died before 1656, for on Dec. 14, 1656, Peter Le 2 CONC e was granted 126 acres of land in Henrico County which adjoined "the land belonging to the o 2 CONC rphans of William Cox." Orphans of William appear to have been Thomas Cox and John Cox [I]." 2 CONT 2 CONT From Adventurers of Purse and Person, page 61 ("Musters"): 2 CONT Thomas Bouldinge, his Muster – Elizabeth Cittie: 2 CONT Thomas Bouldinge, aged 40 in the Swan 1610. 2 CONT William Bouldinge, borne in Virginia 2 CONT William Coxe, aged 26 in the Godspeede 1610. 2 CONT Richard Edwards, aged 23 in the Jacob 1624. 2 CONT Niccolas Dale, aged 20 in the Jacob 1624. 2 CONT Provision: Corne, 10 barreles; Fish, 600 ct; house, 1; pallizado, 1. Armes: peeces, 3; Armor 2 CONC , 1; Coate of male, 1; swords, 3; powder, 6lb.; lead, 200 lb. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 12 (Patent Book 1, Part 1): William Cox, of Eliz. Citty, Pl 2 CONC anter, 100 acres within said precincts, abutting east on land of Dictoris Christmas, Planter 2 CONC , extending towards ground now graunted to Chrisopher Calthropp, Gent., south on the maine ri 2 CONC ver, &c. Lease, as above. 20 Sept. 1628, page 89. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 52 (Patent Book 1, Part 1): William Cox, 150 acres, Henric 2 CONC o Co., 29 Nov. 1636, page 403. Aboute 2 miles above Harroe Attocks, west by north upon the m 2 CONC aine river, westerly upon the great swamp, easterly into the woods & southerly towards Harro 2 CONC w Attocks. Due for transportation of 3 persons: Thomas Braxston, Richard Bird, Richard Hewes 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT Posted to the Henrico County, Virginia Deed Forum by Regena Cogar, rlcogar@bellsouth.net, 2 2 CONC 2 September 2000: 2 CONT VA Patents 1, p. 403 2 CONT Library of Virginia Digital Collection: 2 CONT Land Office Patents and Grants 2 CONT 2 CONT William Cox 2 CONT 150 2 CONT Exmd 2 CONT __________ 2 CONT To all to whome these presents shall come I Capt John West Esqr Governor &c. send &c. Now Kn 2 CONC ow yee that I the said Capt John West Esqr doe with the consent of the Councell of State acco 2 CONC rdingly give and grant unto William Cox one hundred and fiftie acres of Land scituate lying a 2 CONC nd being in the County of Henrico about twoe miles & a halfe above Harroe Attocks West and b 2 CONC y North upon the maine river Westerly upon the great swamp Easterly into the woods and Southe 2 CONC rly towards [Harrow?] Attocks The said one hundred and fiftie acres of Land being due unto hi 2 CONC m the said William Cox by and for the transportacon of three persons into this Colony whose n 2 CONC ames are in the Records menconed under this pattent To have and to hold &c. dated the 29th No 2 CONC vember 1636 ut in aliis 2 CONT __________ 2 CONT Thomas [Bra_ston?] 2 CONT Richard Bird 2 CONT Richard [He__es?] 2 CONT 2 CONT Note: Transcriber's comments are in brackets [ ]. For clarity, some contractions have been sp 2 CONC elled out. Image format copyrighted by the Library of Virginia. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, pages 59-60 (Patent Book 1, Part 1): Mathew Edloe (Edlowe), so 2 CONC n & heir to Matthew Edloe, late of Virginia, decd., 1,200 acres upon the north side of Jame 2 CONC s River over against the Upper Chippokes Creek, southwest upon the maine river & northeast in 2 CONC to the woods towards Danceing point, 12 July 1637, page 435. Due in right of 24 servants tra 2 CONC nsported at the costs of his father: Math. Edloe, Hugh Tyder, Wm. Deane, Edwd. Tompson, Wm. C 2 CONC ox, Eliz. Jax (Jux? This may be intended for 'ux' – wife), Griff. Roberts, Fr. Roberts, Joh 2 CONC n Licheston, Peter Homes, Evans Kemp, Jon. Buxton, Tho. Crosby, Rand. Heyward, Hen. Croft, Th 2 CONC o. Morris, Tho. Rogers, Step. Pettis, Chri. Jones, Wm. Marsten (or Marshen), Jon. Bethone, Th 2 CONC o. Martin, Jon. Seaton, Geo. Pricklove. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 61 (Patent Book 1, Part 1): Alice Edloe, 100 acres, Henric 2 CONC o Co., 14 July 1637, page 441. Lying 2 miles above Harroe Attocks towards the falls on the s 2 CONC ame side of the River in a Swamp betwixt land belonging to William Coxe & 350 acres graunte 2 CONC d to said Alice, bounded west by south upon the maine river, east by north into the maine woo 2 CONC ds through said Swamp, beginning 12 feet on that side of a Creek towards land of said Coxe, r 2 CONC unning up the river & abutting her own land. Transportation of 2 persons: John Williams, Wil 2 CONC liam Attaway. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 74 (Patent Book 1, Part 2): William Cox, 150 acres, Henric 2 CONC o Co., 29 Oct. 1637, page 492. About 2 miles above Harrow Attocks, west by north upon the ma 2 CONC ine river, westerly upon the great swamp, easterly into the woods, & southerly towards Harro 2 CONC w Attocks. Transportation of 3 persons [not named]. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 75 (Patent Book 1, Part 2): Nathaniell Floyd, 850 acres, Is 2 CONC le of Wight Co., 20 Nov. 1637, page 498. 600 acres being a neck about 4 miles up the maine c 2 CONC reek running up the baye of Warwicksquike, the said neck lying between 2 creeks, &c. 250 acr 2 CONC es up towards the head of the maine creek over small creeks or brookes. Transportation of 1 2 CONC 7 persons: Christ. Denn, Robert Leaderd, Wm. Moyses, Ambrose Proctor, Tho. Weare, Robt. Barto 2 CONC n, Robert Joyce, Mathew Tomlin, Jon. Cox, Rich. Redock, David Hopkins, Flug Floyd, Wm. Cox, K 2 CONC atherin Folder, Rich. Carter, Jon. Gillett, Christ. Thomas. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 84 (Patent Book 1, Part 2): Robert Cradock (Craddock), 30 2 CONC 0 acres, Henrico Co., 29 May 1638, page 537. Northerly on a little creek towards Lilley Vall 2 CONC ey upon land of William Cox, & Isaac Hutchins & south upon land of John Davis. Transportatio 2 CONC n of 6 persons [not named]. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 133 (Patent Book 1, Part 2): Thomas Ransha, 300 acres, Warw 2 CONC ick Co., Aug. 25, 1642, page 813. Being a neck of land called Harwoods Neck, butting upon th 2 CONC e Deepe Creek, near land of William Coxe, to Stokes Creek, dividing this from land of Christo 2 CONC pher Boyce. 150 acres due by purchase of patent from John Garrett, & the other for transport 2 CONC ation of 3 persons: Richard Puse, Georg Sutton, Michaell Slowly. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 138 (Patent Book 1, Part 2): Cornelius de Hull, Oct. 31, 16 2 CONC 42, page 842. 502 acres known as Lilley Valley, beginning next to Mrs. Edlows Swamp, near hi 2 CONC s own land & southeast upon John Davis, southwest to the river, ending neare a place called t 2 CONC he Seaven –. 250 acres of this land was granted to William Cox in 1637. Transportation of 1 2 CONC 0 persons: Thomas Blackston, Richard Bird, Richard Hewes, James Dupen, Mary Howtree, Jon. Dod 2 CONC d, Robert Hayes, Samll. Waterhowse, Walter Jones, Wm. Thomas. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 147 (Patent Book 1, Part 2): Thomas Hughes, 400 acres, Char 2 CONC les River Co., Sept. 28, 1643, Page 907. Upon Tymber Neck creek on the north side of said ri 2 CONC ver adjoining Mr. Richard Richards. Transportation of 8 persons: Georg Burford, Senr., Geo 2 CONC . Gurford, Junr., William Cox, Mary Cox, John Shell, Tho. Tapp, Wm. Thorpe. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume 1, 1623-1666, Nell Marion Nugent, Virginia State Library 2 CONC , Richmond, Virginia, 1992, page 334 (Patent Book 4): Peeter Lee, 126 acres, Henrico Co., kn 2 CONC own by the name of Worricke, 14 Dec. 1656, page 44 (67). Beginning at a small run & a plac 2 CONC e called London Bridge which divides it from land belonging to the Orphans of William Cox, so 2 CONC utheast on the main river & northeast on Isack Hutchings. Transportation of 3 persons [not n 2 CONC amed]. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Adventurers of Purse and Person, pages 211-216: William Coxe came to Virginia at the ag 2 CONC e of 12 in the Godspeed, which arrived 10 June 1610 with the party of Thomas West, Third Lor 2 CONC d De La Warr. The fact that Lord De La Warr's brother, Robert West, married Elizabeth Coxe 2 CONC , daughter of Sir Henry Coxe of Broxburn, Hertfordshire, suggests that William Coxe may hav 2 CONC e been of that family. When the muster was taken, Feb. 1624/25, he was listed with Thomas Bo 2 CONC uldinge at Elizabeth City. He was granted a lease for ten years, 20 Sept. 1628, for 100 acre 2 CONC s "within the precincts of Elizabeth City," bounded on the south by the maine [James] river 2 CONC , on the east by Dictoris Christmas, planter, and Christopher Calthropp, Gent. 2 CONT 2 CONT On 29 Nov. 1636, William Coxe received a patent in a different locality, 150 acres in Henric 2 CONC o County about two and one-half miles above Harroe Attocks [Arrowhattocks]. Another 150 acre 2 CONC s in the same location was granted to him 29 Dec. 1637. This was in the vicinity of Fallin 2 CONC g Creek, and his neighbors were Mrs. Alice Edloe, her daughter Hannah Boyse and her son Mathe 2 CONC w Edloe, and Robert Craddock. 2 CONT 2 CONT There must have been at least one return trip to England, for Mathew Edloe in a patent, 12 Ju 2 CONC ly 1637, claimed William Coxe and Elizabeth his wife as two of his headrights. He may have s 2 CONC erved as Burgess from Henrico County, 1646. Coxe was dead by 14 Dec. 1656 when Peter Lee pat 2 CONC ented 126 acres in Henrico County adjoining the land "belonging to the orphans of William Cox 2 CONC e." 2 CONT 2 CONT Issue: Thomas, inherited as "son and heir" a right in 250 acres sold, 1 Sept. 1642, by Mathe 2 CONC w Gough to William Cox and Isaac Hutchins, and assigned his interest to John Knowles, 1 Aug 2 CONC . 1668; and John [I]. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I] (William), of Arrowhattocks, on 29 March 1665 patented 550 acres in Henrico Coun 2 CONC ty on the north side of "Harristocks" [Arrowhattocks], adjoining the land of Capt. Edloe. Th 2 CONC is must, of necessity, have joined the land formerly owned by William Coxe and then by his or 2 CONC phans. On 5 Feb. 1685/86, he made a deed of gift to his son William Cox, and on 11 July 169 2 CONC 3 he gave 100 acres to his son Bartholomew Cox and a negro girl to Bartholomew, his wife Rebe 2 CONC cca, and their son George. Henry Cox witnessed both deeds. The will of John Cox [I], 19 Feb 2 CONC . 1691/92 - 1 Feb. 1696/97, named his wife Mary and six sons. On the day the will was proved 2 CONC , Mary Coxe, widow of John Coxe [I], deceased, entered a suit for her dower agains Henry, Joh 2 CONC n, William, George, and Bartholomew Coxe. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I] was married more than once. One wife may have been a daughter of Robert Craddoc 2 CONC k. The wife who survived him was Mary Kennon whom he married (license 22) Sept. 1682. Willi 2 CONC am Elam of Henrico County in his will, dated 18 Feb. 1688/89, left one shilling to his "son-i 2 CONC n-law, John Cox, Senr." 2 CONT 2 CONT Issue: (by earlier wife or wives) William; Bartholomew; Henry, left the home plantation and m 2 CONC uch personal property by his father, died without issue leaving will proved 1 Oct. 1697 by Ge 2 CONC orge Cox; John; George; (by Mary Kennon) Richard. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Cox (John [I], William), born before Feb. 1664/65, was listed with 300 acres on the 1 2 CONC 704 quit rent roll of Henrico County. He married Sarah (–), who may have been Sarah Taylor 2 CONC . He left will 24 Feb. 1711/12 - 2 June 1712, and his widow left will 29 March 1726 - 20 Jan 2 CONC . 1747/48. 2 CONT Issue: Stephen, left will 1749, Cumberland County, married Judith Woodson, who left will 24 J 2 CONC une 1774 - 28 Nov. 1774; Martha, married 13 Oct. 1723 at "Bremo," Henrico County, Henry Wood 2 CONC , born 8 July 1696 at London, died 2 May 1757, clerk of Henrico County, 1726, and of Goochlan 2 CONC d County, 1728-53; Mary; Prudence, married (bond 17) Jan. 1736/37 John Williamson, and live 2 CONC d in Hanover County 3 April 1747, when they sold 150 acres she inherited from her father; Jud 2 CONC ith, left will 2 April 1777 - 4 July 1782, married (bond 27) June 1730 Giles Allegre of Albem 2 CONC arle County; Edith, married William Harding; Elizabeth, married (1) John Jameston, who left w 2 CONC ill 9 April 1726 - 3 Oct. 1726, and (2) Arthur Moseley, Sr., widower of Sarah Hancock, who le 2 CONC ft will 22 Feb. 1728/29 - 6 July 1730. 2 CONT 2 CONT Bartholomew Cox (John [I], William) was listed with 100 acres on the 1704 quit rent roll of H 2 CONC enrico County. He married, before 2 Oct. 1693, Rebecca (–), and left will 14 Jan. 1730/3 2 CONC 1 - 15 June 1731. 2 CONT Issue: George, left will 15 Feb. 1727/28 - 21 May 1728, married Martha (–); Frederick, left w 2 CONC ill 4 May 1754 - 27 Jan. 1755, married Elizabeth (–); John [II], left will 5 April 1762 - 9 S 2 CONC ept. 1762, married Mary (–); (daughter), married (–) Baugh; Mary, married (license 3) June 17 2 CONC 09 Moses Wood, who left will 2 June 1715 - March 1715/16. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox (John [I], William) married Mary Baugh, daughter of William and Jane Baugh. He hel 2 CONC d 150 acres in Henrico County, 1704, and elft will 18 July 1710 - 1 Jan. 1710/11. 2 CONT Issue: William, married Sarah Cocke; James, left undated will, proved 1 March 1713/14; Martha 2 CONC , left will 21 Sept. 1735 - 5 April 1736, married 7 Jan. 1706/07 Richard Wilkinson, who lef 2 CONC t will, now lost, proved 6 April 1724. 2 CONT 2 CONT George Cox (John [I], William) held 200 acres in Henrico County, 1704. He married, 22 Oct. 1 2 CONC 697, Martha Stratton. His will, 8 April 1721 - 5 Feb. 1721/22, and her will, 17 Oct. 172 2 CONC 9 - June 1734, named their children. 2 CONT Issue: Henry, died by 9 Aug. 1745 when the inventory of his estate was made, married Mary (–) 2 CONC ; Edward, left will, now lost, proved Feb. 1743/44; Frances, born March 1705, left will 13 Ju 2 CONC ne 1772 - 6 May 1774, married Thomas Friend, born April 1700, died 14 April 1760, left will 3 2 CONC 1 Dec. 1758 - 6 June 1760; Ann, married Edward Scott, justice of Goochland County, who operat 2 CONC ed a ferry across James River from his plantation at Manakintown, and left will 20 Feb. 1737/ 2 CONC 38 - 18 April 1738. 2 CONT 2 CONT Richard Cox (John [I], William) married, by 8 Jan. 1700/01, Mary Trent, daughter of Henry Tre 2 CONC nt and his wife Elizabeth Sherman. He held 300 acres in Henrico County, 1704. He left a wil 2 CONC l, 13 July 1734 - Feb. 1734/35, and his wife left an undated will, proved 2 Feb. 1735/36. 2 CONT Issue: John, married Elizabeth (–); Henry, left will 26 July 1779 - 1 June 1780, married Judi 2 CONC th Redford, who left will 15 Aug. 1785 - 9 April 1789; Mary, married (–) Fore (probably Faure 2 CONC ); Elizabeth, married [Strangeman] Hutchins; Richard; Obedience, left will 6 Sept. 1770 - 1 2 CONC 5 April 1771, married Phelemon Perkins, on whose estate she was granted administration 15 Ma 2 CONC y 1769; Edith, married James Whitloe whose will, now lost, was proved Nov. 1768; Martha, marr 2 CONC ied by 7 Aug. 1727 James Ferguson. 2 CONT 2 CONT From The Virginia Genealogist, Volume 15, pages 163-165: 2 CONT William Cox, The Case of the Ancient Planter, by Charles Hughes Hamlin, Richmond, Virginia. 2 CONT William Coxe is listed among the early records of Virginia as an "ancient planter" and in a m 2 CONC uster of the inhabitants of Elizabeth Cittie, taken in January-February 1624/25 by Thomas Bou 2 CONC ldinge, he appears as "William Coxe, age 26, came in the Godspeede 1610." From this record w 2 CONC e can estimate that William Cox was born ca. 1598 and was probably an orphan about twelve yea 2 CONC rs of age when he landed in Virginia, although it is possible that he could have arrived in t 2 CONC he company of a relative of a different surname from his. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Coxe was one of the first to qualify as an "ancient planter," for on 20 Sept. 1628 h 2 CONC e received title to a patent for 100 acres of land "within the precincts of Elizabeth City Co 2 CONC unty," bounded south on the maine river [i.e., James River] and abutting east on the land o 2 CONC f Dictoris Christmas, planter, and extending toward the ground now granted to Christopher Cal 2 CONC thropp, Gent., in which there is reference to "lease, as above." The term "lease as above" r 2 CONC efers to the Orders from the Council in England to Governor Francis West to "release and gran 2 CONC t 100 acres of land to each "ancient planter" who came to Virginia before the time of the dep 2 CONC arture of Sir Thomas Dale." In this connection it is of interest that Sir Thomas Dale was ac 2 CONC ting Governor of Virginia in 1611 and 1612 and was succeeded in April 1616 by Capt. George Ye 2 CONC ardley, acting governor, who was later knighted by the King and appointed Governor in 1618-19 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT William Coxe on 29 Nov. 1636 received another patent for 150 acres in Henrico County about tw 2 CONC o and one-half miles above Harroe Attocks [sic; a misspelling by the clerk for Arrowhattocks 2 CONC ] lying west by north upon the maine river [i.e., James River] and then received another pate 2 CONC nt for 150 acres on 29 Dec. 1637 with the same description and of the same location. 2 CONT 2 CONT A further description of this land and the location thereof is contained in a patent dated 1 2 CONC 4 July 1637 for 100 acres granted to Alice Edloe, about two and one-half miles above Harroe a 2 CONC ttocks [sic] adjoining 350 acres of the own land and the land of William Coxe. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Coxe and Elizabeth his wife at some time went to England and on their return sold the 2 CONC ir rights for land to their neighbor Mathew Edloe, son and heir of Mathew Edloe, deceased, fo 2 CONC r a patent granted him 12 July 1637 [in which] he listed their two names among his headrights 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT It has been contended by one contemporary historian that there is no evidence that William Co 2 CONC xe left any children or heirs to his land. While it is true that most of the records of Henr 2 CONC ico County before 1677 have been lost or destroyed, evidence of descent from William Coxe doe 2 CONC s exist. On 14 Dec. 1656, Peter Lee was granted a patent for 126 acres in Henrico County adj 2 CONC oining the land belonging to the orphans of William Cox and lying southeast on the main [Jame 2 CONC s] River and northeast on the land of Isaac Hutchings. 2 CONT 2 CONT In the absence of the court records, a land patent of 1665 establishes that John Cox [I] wa 2 CONC s one of these orphans. On 29 March 1665, John Cox [I] patented 550 acres in Henrico Count 2 CONC y on the north side of Harrisstocks [sic] adjoining the land of Captain Edloe. This must nec 2 CONC essarily also have joined the land formerly owned by William Cox and later by his orphans. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I] was at least twenty-one when he patented this land and was therefore born by 164 2 CONC 4. Not only is the description and location of this new patent significant, but also of impo 2 CONC rtance is the fact that John Cox [I] named his eldest son William. On 5 Feb. 1685/86 he mad 2 CONC e a deed of gift to William for natural love and affection and therein described himself as J 2 CONC ohn Coxe, Senior, of Harrowattocks. 2 CONT 2 CONT On 11 July 1693, John Coxe, Senior, made another deed of gift of 100 acres of land to anothe 2 CONC r son, Bartholomew Cox, and at the same time gave a Negro girl, Doll, about one year old, t 2 CONC o his son George Cox. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I] married Mary Kennon 25 Sept. 1682, but she must have been a second wife since th 2 CONC e dates of the gifts to his sons indicate they were born in the early 1660s. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Coxe [I] died in Henrico County leaving a will which was dated 19 Feb. 1691/92 and prove 2 CONC d 1 Feb. 1696/97. He named as his legatees his wife Mary and six sons, John, Bartholomew, Ri 2 CONC chard, Henry, George, and William. On the same day as the probate of the will, Mary Coxe, wi 2 CONC dow of John Coxe [I], deceased, entered a suit for her dower in 550 acres of land against Hen 2 CONC ry, John, William, George, and Bartholomew Coxe. There is a possibility that Richard may hav 2 CONC e been Mary's son since he was not included among the defendants, but this is speculation onl 2 CONC y. The 550 acres in which she sought title for her dower right is identified as the patent f 2 CONC or 550 acres John Coxe [I] received 29 March 1665. 2 CONT 2 CONT That John Cox [I] owned more land than the 550 acres is proven by the Virginia quit rent rol 2 CONC l of 1704 which shows that his sons held the following acreage in Henrico County: Bartholomew 2 CONC , 100 acres; John, 150 acres; George, 200 acres; Richard, 300 acres; William, 300 acres – a t 2 CONC otal of 1,050 acres. This additional land must have been inherited from their father and he 2 CONC , in turn, must have inherited it from his father, William Cox. It seems very clear that bot 2 CONC h John Cox [I] and William Cox (both described as "of Arrowhattocks") must have owned the sam 2 CONC e land in their respective generations. 2 CONT 2 CONT From William Hutchins of Carolina, by Jack Randolph Hutchins, Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore 2 CONC , MD, 1995, pages 632-647: Appendix V, Extracts from the manuscript Coxe Chronicles: Our Imm 2 CONC igrant Ancestors and Their Ports of Entry, by Simeon Oliver Coxe, Sr., 1877-1955; and from th 2 CONC e manuscript Adventurers and Planters at Arrowhattocks: A Genealogy of the Coxe - Hutchin 2 CONC s - Burton Families of Henrico County, Virginia, 1611-1665, by Simeon Oliver Coxe, Jr., 15 Au 2 CONC gust 1910 - 2 CONT 2 CONT The Reverand Simeon Oliver Coxe (1877-1955) made an extensive study of the Coxe-Hutchins-Burt 2 CONC on families along the James River in Virginia. After his death his son Simeon Jr. assisted Mr 2 CONC s. Nellie M. Knox of Loveland, Colorado, with data for a supplement to her earlier edition o 2 CONC f The History and Genealogy of the John Pleasants Burton Family of Lawrence County, Indiana. 2 CONT 2 CONT While gleaning through his father's file he became interested in carrying on the family resea 2 CONC rch and proceeded to analyze the land grants and patents in Henrico County as recorded in Cav 2 CONC aliers and Pioneers. These grants and patents were plotted on topographic maps to show the lo 2 CONC cation and relationship of the various lands along the James River. In comparing land ownersh 2 CONC ip and movements of owners he was able to piece together the information which he included i 2 CONC n a publication printed in 1964 and revised in 1992. On August 24, 1995, Simeon Jr. lived i 2 CONC n a retirement home in Spanish Fort, Alabama. 2 CONT 2 CONT After long and detailed research, Simeon Jr. noted that there have been several articles writ 2 CONC ten about the relationship of the Coxe-Hutchins-Burton families, but due to the scarcity of a 2 CONC ncient records, they are largely based on conjecture and circumstantial evidence. He notes th 2 CONC at although his papers do not have much additional hard data to present, they do have much be 2 CONC tter circumstantial evidence to support the conclusions stated. Members of these families wer 2 CONC e all adjacent or nearby land owners in the "Lilley Valley" and "Fallen Creek" areas of Henri 2 CONC co and in the Strawberry Bank community of Elizabeth City. The chronology of events and the n 2 CONC early simultaneous movements of individuals and their interactions in land transactions poin 2 CONC t to a very close family relationship which can best be explained as noted in this publicatio 2 CONC n. 2 CONT 2 CONT There has been a lot of speculation as to the Christian and family names of the wife of Joh 2 CONC n Burton and the names of the wife of his son Richard Burton. Some give the Christian name o 2 CONC f John's wife as Rachel because that was the name of his second daughter and the name Rache 2 CONC l was used in the Howchins family of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia, where som 2 CONC e assume John obtained his bride. New Kent records do not show a Rachel of the age to be th 2 CONC e wife of John Burton but some assume that Edward Howchins, father of Rachel baptized in 168 2 CONC 6 in St. Peter's Parish, might have had an unknown sister named Rachel, who married John Burt 2 CONC on. 2 CONT 2 CONT Moreover, it was then the custom to name the eldest daughter after the mother. If they follow 2 CONC ed this custom the wife of John Burton was named Mary. The Burton families and the Coxe famil 2 CONC ies were intermingled in land transactions along the James River which presents the good poss 2 CONC ibility that Mary Coxe, daughter of William Coxe of Strawberry Banks and probably granddaught 2 CONC er of Robert Hutchins, was the wife of John Burton. If she were his wife it would account fo 2 CONC r the use of the Hutchins Burton name for the grandson of John Burton. 2 CONT 2 CONT The setting for the Coxe-Burton-Hutchins story is near a place frequently mentioned in the ol 2 CONC d records as "Arrowhattocks." In one of its various spellings it was mentioned in the writing 2 CONC s of Captain John Smith and was some twelve miles from the "Fales" on a small neck of land o 2 CONC n the north side of the James River. The new town of Henrico was planted in 1611 on the larg 2 CONC e neck of land, also on the north [side] of the river, just to the south of Arrowhattocks. Th 2 CONC e town was burned by the Indians in 1622, and was never rebuilt. The land is now in the Richm 2 CONC ond National Battlefield Park, 1 miles below Fort Hoke, near the intersection of the Osborn 2 CONC e Pike and the Kingland Road. 2 CONT 2 CONT To the north and east of Arrowhattocks was an area known as "Longfield," which was first ment 2 CONC ioned in records of 1635, however, the owner's name is not listed. As its location coincide 2 CONC s with part of the old "College Plantation" of 10,000 acres between the Falls and the Neck, w 2 CONC hich belonged to the Virginia Company of London, it is possible that the occupants were tenan 2 CONC ts. George Thorpe was appointed manager of the College Plantation in 1619. Seventeen people w 2 CONC ere killed there in the massacre of 1622. 2 CONT 2 CONT To the northwest of Arrowhattocks on the south side of the James River was Falling Creek, whe 2 CONC re the first iron furnace in America was established as early as 1610. In 1622, Captain Joh 2 CONC n Berkley was among the 22 people killed at the iron works and others were killed at nearby p 2 CONC lantations. In 1635 the place was called Fallen Creek. The massacre of 1622 desecrated the la 2 CONC nd around Arrowhattocks, and life was slow to return to the area. 2 CONT 2 CONT Although the Arrowhattocks area is the later setting for the Coxe-Hutchins-Burton family hist 2 CONC ory, it actually begins when William Coxe, then a lad of twelve years, arrived in Virginia o 2 CONC n Sunday, June 10, 1610, in the ship Godspeed, which formed part of the convoy headed by Thom 2 CONC as West, Lord De La Warr. Lord De La Warr or Thomas West (1577-1618) was the third of his fam 2 CONC ily to carry the title. 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas West had a younger brother, Francis West (1586-1633) who came to America about July 16 2 CONC 09 but went to England early in 1610 to return to Virginia the same year. He was involved i 2 CONC n a quarrel with Captain John Smith, who is said to have conspired with Powhatan to kill West 2 CONC . Smith, however, was injured by a gunpowder explosion and returned to England on the 5th o 2 CONC f October 1609 where he defended his actions. In 1612, Francis succeeded George Percy as comm 2 CONC ander at Jamestown. The Third Lord De La Warr also had a brother Robert West who married Eliz 2 CONC abeth Coxe. It is assumed that the 12-year-old lad William Coxe was related to Elizabeth an 2 CONC d came to Virginia in the care of one of his numerous kinsmen. In the muster of 1624 Willia 2 CONC m Coxe was then 26 years old and the only "Ancient Planter" from the Godspeed who was then su 2 CONC rviving. 2 CONT 2 CONT On September 10, 1628, William Cox, planter, received his "Ancient Planter" grant of 100 acre 2 CONC s on the north bank of the James River, as recorded in Land Book 1, Part 1, page 89. The loca 2 CONC tion is identified as in Harwoods Neck, bounded on the west by Deep Creek, on the south by th 2 CONC e James River, to the east by other patents, and a smaller creek known as Water's Creek. Late 2 CONC r this area was known as the Strawberry Bank community. It is south of Blunt Point in Elizabe 2 CONC th City County not far from the present site of the Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Comp 2 CONC any. In 1636 he left the Strawberry Bank community and moved up the James River to land in He 2 CONC nrico County near Alice Edloe, probably his sister. 2 CONT 2 CONT When William Coxe arrived in Strawberry Bank a near neighbor south of Water's Creek was Rober 2 CONC t Hutchins, the mariner. Robert had received a patent to these 100 acres below Blunt Point i 2 CONC n May 1625. His lands on the Strawberry Bank are mentioned as abutting the land granted on 1 2 CONC 4 March 1638 to Robert Sweete. 2 CONT 2 CONT Robert Hutchins was a mariner, ship captain, and has a long but obscure history in the Virgin 2 CONC ia colony. He is first mentioned in 1611 when George Percy, commander at Jamestown, was indeb 2 CONC ted to Robert for 25 shillings (VA Hist. Mag., Vol. 57, p. 240). His land patent was dated i 2 CONC n May 1625 and in 1628 his land was adjacent to lands then granted to Robert Sweete on Strawb 2 CONC erry Bank. Captain John Smith in his 1630 book mentions obtaining from Master Hutchins, in Lo 2 CONC ndon, the latest information concerning the affairs in Virginia. On July 5, 1656, a land reco 2 CONC rd of Captain Christopher Calthropp mentions as bounds the Strawberry Bank land of Robert Hut 2 CONC chins. 2 CONT 2 CONT The evidence indicates that Robert, in the earlier years, probably kept his family in Englan 2 CONC d but spent much of his life in Virginia where he probably had tenants on his land. His famil 2 CONC y has not been identified but land records indicate that he probably had two children who cam 2 CONC e to Virginia about 1633: a daughter Elizabeth Hutchins, born about 1612, who probably marrie 2 CONC d William Coxe; and a son Isaac Hutchins. The headrights for Isaac's transport, along with th 2 CONC ose for Robert Craddock, were claimed in 1637 by Captain Thomas Osborne. In the same year Mat 2 CONC thew Edlow, Jr. claimed headrights, due his father, for transporting 24 people including Will 2 CONC iam Cox and his wife Elizabeth. These headrights were probably based on the Coxes returning t 2 CONC o Virginia after a visit to England. Alice Edlow, the step-mother of Mathew, was probably a s 2 CONC ister of William Coxe. 2 CONT 2 CONT The headrights for the original arrival of Elizabeth Hutchins in Virginia were claimed in 164 2 CONC 2 by William Warren. This patent for several hundred acres included the present "Yorkby" nea 2 CONC r the mouth of the York River. Among the rights exchanged for the land was that of Elizabet 2 CONC h Hutchins. Although the patented land was on the York River, William Warren in 1633 was a ne 2 CONC ar neighbor to both Robert Hutchins and William Coxe on Strawberry Bank. The dates noted fo 2 CONC r the headrights are difficult to correlate with the actual arrival of the people in the colo 2 CONC ny. Headrights were bought and sold, and even resold, and also often held for several years t 2 CONC o accumulate sufficient rights to exchange for the desired acreage. This system was subject t 2 CONC o abuse and consequently was abandoned soon after. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Coxe and Elizabeth were probably married about 1633 and had at least four children, t 2 CONC wo daughters and two sons: Thomas and John [I]. Thomas was mentioned in records of May 6, 166 2 CONC 5, when it is noted that he had previously sold land at "Warrick" to Mr. John Knowles. This w 2 CONC as part of the land on "Fallen Creek" belonging to the orphans of William Coxe. The son Joh 2 CONC n [I] probably married Robert Craddock's daughter and was the only one of William's childre 2 CONC n known to have left issue. John Cox [I] was born about 1635 and died in Henrico in 1676; h 2 CONC e had a son Richard Coxe who died about 1735 in Virginia. Richard married Mary Trent, the dau 2 CONC ghter of Henry Trent and Elizabeth Sherman, and the granddaughter of Henry Sherman and his wi 2 CONC fe Cisley, who was the widow of Isaac Hutchins. Mary Trent and Richard Coxe had a daughter El 2 CONC izabeth Cox, born February 25, 1713. About 1731 their daughter Elizabeth married Strangeman H 2 CONC utchins, son of Nicholas Hutchins and Mary Watkins. 2 CONT 2 CONT The Coxe-Hutchins-Burton families are first recorded around Arrowhattocks starting on Novembe 2 CONC r 10, 1635, when Alice Edloe, widow, obtained 350 acres in Henrico County, between "Harrow At 2 CONC tocks" and the Falls on the same side of the river that "Harrow Attocks" lyeth. The Great Swa 2 CONC mp was on the east side of her land. The Falling Creek was "over against," across the river a 2 CONC nd opposite "The Great Field" lands of Alice. Her land was in part of the old "College Planta 2 CONC tion." These lands are located on the James River about nine miles below the present Richmond 2 CONC . Her daughter Hannah Boyce also patented lands joining her mother. 2 CONT 2 CONT The lands patented in 1635 by Alice Edloe, widow, were in the area of Henrico County destroye 2 CONC d by the Indians in 1622. Alice Edloe was the widow of Luke Boyce who arrived in the colony o 2 CONC n the Edwin in May of 1619. His wife Alice and their daughter Hannah, born about [date cut of 2 CONC f on photocopy] in England, arrived in 1622 on the Bona Nova. Luke died on the 21st of June 1 2 CONC 625 and Alice then married Mathew Edloe, who died about 16[remainder of year cut off on photo 2 CONC copy]. When Alice and Hannah moved north, her step-son Mathew, Jr. stayed on his father's lan 2 CONC d in James City, but records referred to Alice as the owner. 2 CONT 2 CONT About a year later William Coxe with his wife Elizabeth and Isaac Hutchins, who probably wa 2 CONC s his brother-in-law, obtained land in Henrico next to Alice Edloe. William probably lived i 2 CONC n the Varina community from which he represented Henrico as a Burgess in 1646. He is at time 2 CONC s confused with the prominent Richard Cocke family which arrived in the colony about 1635 bu 2 CONC t who had no William of the age of Willam Coxe. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Coxe retained his 100 acres "Ancient Planter" seat on Strawberry Bank, although presu 2 CONC mably his 10-year lease had expired in 1638 but was probably renewed, for in 1642 he was stil 2 CONC l recorded as the owner of these lands. William and Alice both recorded their Henrico patent 2 CONC s on the same day, November 29, 1636. In 1638 William Coxe and Isaac Hutchins had joint owner 2 CONC ship of land in the "Lilly Valley" area of Henrico next to Alice. 2 CONT 2 CONT About 1652 John Burton probably married Mary Coxe, daughter of William Coxe and Elizabeth Hut 2 CONC chins. Their first child, Mary Burton, was born in 1654, about two years before the death o 2 CONC f William Coxe. After his death his widow, Elizabeth (Hutchins?) Coxe married William Elam, w 2 CONC hose will dated 1688 mentions his son-in-law John Cox [I] (son-in-law then meant step-son). S 2 CONC he died in 1665 and John Coxe [I] and Mary (Coxe) Burton, children of William and Elizabeth C 2 CONC oxe, probably settled her estate. 2 CONT 2 CONT Alice (Coxe?) Edloe's daughter Hannah Boyce on the 11th of November 1635 also obtained 300 ac 2 CONC res near Arrowhattocks joining upon the north side of the land of Alice Edloe, her mother. Th 2 CONC is claim was renewed on the 13th of July 1637. The land on the north side of Hannah's propert 2 CONC y was acquired on June 1, 1636 by James Place when he was granted 550 acres. James Place's la 2 CONC nd was later found to escheate to his Majesty as by inquisition dated September 5, 1663, an 2 CONC d was then re-granted on December 30, 1663 to John Brown and Edward Hatcher. James Place wa 2 CONC s also assigned an additional 60 acres to the north of his new land on June 14, 1636 by Chris 2 CONC topher Branche. These 60 acres were later acquired on April 10, 1638 by John (or Thomas) Bart 2 CONC on. 2 CONT 2 CONT On the 29th of November 1636, William Coxe obtained 150 acres on the east side of the Great S 2 CONC wamp which separated his land from the land of Alice Edloe. He also must have acquired additi 2 CONC onal lands to the east, for in 1637 he assigns these easterly lands to Robert Craddock and Jo 2 CONC hn Davis. Robert Craddock's daughter was later to marry William's son John Coxe [I], and Joh 2 CONC n Davis was later to marry Mary Burton, daughter of John Burton and Mary Coxe, and granddaugh 2 CONC ter of William Coxe. John Davis, the husband of Mary Burton, named the land he acquired fro 2 CONC m William Coxe as "Longfield." 2 CONT 2 CONT Davis increased his land on October 31, 1642, when he acquired an additional 200 acres adjace 2 CONC nt to his Longfield patent extending northwest towards the lands of Cornelius de Hull. At thi 2 CONC s time John Davis was given credit for the transport of his wife Mary Davis and her three ser 2 CONC vants and also John Cox [I] and others. 2 CONT 2 CONT The plantation "Longfield" was sold by John Davis to John Coxe [I] in 1665, about the time o 2 CONC f the death of Elizabeth Coxe, mother of John Coxe [I]. John Coxe [I] then assigned the 700-a 2 CONC cre plantation "Longfield" to John Burton, husband of his sister Mary Coxe, probably as her s 2 CONC hare of her mother's estate. John Coxe [I] then acquired for himself a plantation of 550 acre 2 CONC s at Arrowhattocks. 2 CONT 2 CONT William, who died about 1656, also had 250 acres of land across the river at the mouth of Fal 2 CONC ling Creek obtained in partnership with Isaac Hutchins on the 1st of September 1642. These la 2 CONC nds belonged on December 14, 1656, to "the orphans" (then meaning heirs, not minor children 2 CONC ) of William Coxe. On that date Peter Lee acquired 126 acres called "Worricke" bounded on th 2 CONC e southwest by a small run, at a place called London Bridge, which divided his land from lan 2 CONC d belonging to the orphans of William Coxe, bounded on the southeast by the main river and o 2 CONC n the northeast by Isaac Hutchins. 2 CONT 2 CONT Isaac Hutchins also obtained his 378-acre grant of land in "Worricks" on the 14th of Decembe 2 CONC r 1656. It was lying next to land of Peter Lee, southeast on the main river and northeast t 2 CONC o a place called "Porringers Spring." Isaac was probably the son of Robert Hutchins, the mari 2 CONC ner, and brother to Elizabeth Coxe, wife of William Coxe. Isaac had other lands on the sout 2 CONC h side of the river near "Worricks," for on the 1st of September 1642, he bought 250 acres i 2 CONC n partnership with William Coxe at the mouth of Falling Creek. 2 CONT 2 CONT The "Worricks" land was in addition to land Isaac had on the north side of the James River ne 2 CONC ar "Lilly Valley" as noted when on May 29, 1638, Robert Craddock acquired 300 acres in Henric 2 CONC o County, bounding northly on a little creek towards "Lilley Valley" upon land of William Cox 2 CONC e and Isaac Hutchins and south bounding on land of John Davis. This puts the land of Isaac ea 2 CONC st of the "Great Field" of Alice Edloe. 2 CONT 2 CONT Isaac Hutchins probably came to Virginia about 1633 prior to the 16th of June 1637 when Capta 2 CONC in Thomas Osborne was given credit for Isaac's headrights. Isaac married Cicely "Sisly" and h 2 CONC ad one child, a son Robert, who was mentioned in Isaac's will of February 23, 1656. In Apri 2 CONC l 1714 the Henrico court concluded that Robert, son of Isaac, died under age and without issu 2 CONC e, and thus the lands of Isaac reverted to his wife Cicely. She had married Henry Sherman aft 2 CONC er the death of Isaac. Her granddaughter, Mary Trent, married Richard Coxe, the grandson of W 2 CONC illiam Coxe. Mary Trent and Richard Cox had a daughter Elizabeth Cox, born February 25, 1713 2 CONC , who about 1731 married Strangeman Hutchins, son of Nicholas Hutchins and Mary Watkins of He 2 CONC nrico County. 2 CONT 2 CONT On the same day, November 29, 1636, that William Coxe was awarded his claim for land east o 2 CONC f the Great Swamp of Alice Edloe, she obtained an additional 50 acres of land on the north si 2 CONC de of the river about halfway between "The Great Field" and and the Arrowhattocks neck. The n 2 CONC orth edge of this land adjoined "Longfield." Also, because of a land dispute on June 1, 1637 2 CONC , Alice Edloe, widow, renewed her claim for the 350 acres of "The Great Field" between Arrowh 2 CONC attocks and the Falls, and on the 14th of July in the same year she claims the 100 acres of t 2 CONC he swamp between "The Great Field and the lands of her brother, William Coxe, to the east. 2 CONT 2 CONT On the 8th of December 1653 Mathew Edloe, her step-son (we now use the term step-son but at t 2 CONC hat time it was called son-in-law), was granted 281 acres near "Harrahatocks." He assigned th 2 CONC is land to Thomas Taylor on the 20th of March 1662. 2 CONT 2 CONT On August 15, 1637, the 600 unoccupied acres south of the old "Longfield" and north of the ri 2 CONC ver between the lands of William Coxe and the 50 acres she just acquired were acquired by Rob 2 CONC ert Craddock and John Davis. This acquisition included 300 acres which were assigned by Willi 2 CONC am Coxe and Richard Carpenter. Part of the 600 acres of Craddock and Davis was on the south s 2 CONC ide of the river "over against" the lands of William Coxe. John Davis, the husband of Mary Bu 2 CONC rton, granddaughter of William Coxe, named the land he acquired from William Coxe as "Longfie 2 CONC ld." Craddock later sold this land to John Cox [I], who assigned it to John Burton. Burton al 2 CONC so obtained 100 additional acres for transporting two people. 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1637 came the advent of large plantations near Arrowhattocks when on February 6, 1637, Cap 2 CONC tain Thomas Osborne established the 1,000-acre plantation "Fearing" over against (across th 2 CONC e river and opposite) Arrowhattocks. Thomas Osborne was given credit for transporting Rober 2 CONC t Craddock, Isaac Hutchins, and others. On the 16th of June 1637, Thomas Osborne, Jr. also ob 2 CONC tained 500 acres, which he called "Batchelers Bancke," adjoining the north side of "Fearing." 2 CONT 2 CONT On September 24, 1638, Alice Edloe increased her 50-acre "lot" just above Arrowhattocks to 15 2 CONC 0 acres (probably based on a resurvey of the land). In 1642 the land east and south of "Mrs 2 CONC . Edloe's Swamp" was acquired by Cornelius de Hull. The creek on the north of his land, whic 2 CONC h feeds into the swamp, he named "Lilley Valley." Later the name was changed to Cornelius Cre 2 CONC ek. This was the same land acquired in 1637 by William Coxe, but the book Cavaliers and Pione 2 CONC ers does not record the acquisition by de Hull. On October 31, 1642, de Hull extended his lan 2 CONC d known as Lilley Valley by 502 acres beginning next to Mrs. Edloe's Swamp, near his own lan 2 CONC d and southeast upon John Davis and southwest to the river. Part of this land, 250 acres, wa 2 CONC s in the grant to William Coxe in 1637. 2 CONT 2 CONT Upon the death of his mother, about 1665, John Coxe [I] bought "Longfield," of 700 acres, o 2 CONC n March 22, 1665, from John Davis and assigned it to John Burton, husband of Mary Coxe his si 2 CONC ster, probably as her share of her mother's estate. Burton called the estate "Oldfield." Howe 2 CONC ver, many writers now refer to the Burton family of "Longfield." At the same time John Coxe [ 2 CONC I] acquired his 550-acre plantation at Arrowhattocks. John Cox [I]'s new plantation and Joh 2 CONC n Burton's "Oldfield" were separated by the 150 acres of land which Captain Mathew Edloe obta 2 CONC ined in 1653. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Burton (1632-1689) and his wife Mary (Coxe) Burton had seven children, among them Rober 2 CONC t Coxe [?] of "Longfields." Robert (1665-1724) married Mary, probably a Nowell, and have fiv 2 CONC e children, one being named Hutchins Burton (1694-1763). Hutchins Burton married Susannah All 2 CONC en and became the progenitor of numerous Hutchins Burtons, one a governor of North Carolina 2 CONC , long after the source of the name had been forgotten. 2 CONT 2 CONT Although Simon Oliver Coxe (1877-1955) did extensive research on the Coxe family of Arrowhatt 2 CONC ocks, he is a descendant of William Coxe through John Burton who married Mary Coxe, daughte 2 CONC r of William Coxe. His own Coxe paternal line is an entirely different family not associate 2 CONC d with the James River Coxes. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly, Volume 18, Number 4, pages 116-119: 2 CONT Cox-Coxe Family of "Bluestone" and "Finneywood," Brunswick-Lunenburg-Mecklenburg Counties, co 2 CONC ntributed by Nettie Leitch Major: This particular branch of the southside Virginia Cox famil 2 CONC y was traced through identity of lands and how they were acquired by deeds and wills. The fi 2 CONC rst grants for "Bluestone" and "Finneywood" were recorded in Brunswick County, and when Lunen 2 CONC burg was formed therefrom, successive deeds were recorded in that county, identified by trac 2 CONC t and creek names of Bluestone and Finneywood. When Mecklenburg County was formed the same l 2 CONC ands were then found in that county. 2 CONT 2 CONT It has not been proven definitely that John Coxe and his wife Mary Kennon of Henrico County a 2 CONC re the ancestors of John Cox of "Bluestone." Deeds and wills of Henrico County show that Joh 2 CONC n Cox married Mary Kennon before 25 September 1682 (Book 1677-1692, page 225). This John Cox 2 CONC e died testate in Henrico County 6 February 1696 and named his children: John inherited "Ne 2 CONC w Plantation," near Bartholomew Cox's land; Richard was given slaves; Bartholomew was given p 2 CONC lantation where he now lives near the river bottom; Henry was given the "bed I lye on" an 2 CONC d a negro; George the plantation "I now live on" and the neck of land from Jarret's Spring t 2 CONC o Capt. Gardner's Creek, and other items; wife Mary was given silver spoons. The balance o 2 CONC f the estate was divided between sons John Cox, William Cox, Bartholomew Cox, Henry Cox, an 2 CONC d George Cox; son George was executor. Witnesses were John Ironmonger and Teb(?) Taylor. Th 2 CONC e subsequent use of the name of Bartholomew Cox in the area of Bluestone and Finneywood may s 2 CONC uggest a connection, but otherwise the name John is too frequent in each Cox family to assum 2 CONC e much significance. 2 CONT 2 CONT Brunswick Patents. 1728. Thomas Cocke, 790 acres north side of the Roanoke River (Book 13 2 CONC , page 347). Thomas Cocke, 1,245 acres north side of Meherrin River (Book 14, page 507, yea 2 CONC r 1732). William Byrd, 1,480 acres on north side of Roanoke River on both sides of Blue Ston 2 CONC e Creek (Book 17, page 465, year 1737); see later connection of John Cox's lands and "Burd" l 2 CONC ands. John Cox, 404 acres both sides of Bluestone Creek, 1747 (Book 26, page 86). 2 CONT 2 CONT In Goochland County land patents, there are several clues that might lead to the origin of Jo 2 CONC hn Cox of Bluestone and Finneywood who died testate in Mecklenburg County in 1793. Goochlan 2 CONC d County was created from Henrico in 1728. Nicholas Cox received 400 acres on 12 September 1 2 CONC 729 on the south side of James River, adjacent Benjamin Woodson. Henry Cox on 20 September 1 2 CONC 730 received 400 acres on north side of Appomatox River below Thomas Turpin. George Cox on 2 2 CONC 0 September 1730 received 400 acres on north side of Appomatox River adjacent Henry Cox; Fred 2 CONC erick Cox on 20 September 1730 received 400 acres on north side of Appomatox River adjacent G 2 CONC eorge Cox. Mathew Cox on 26 June 1731 received 400 acres between Deep Creek and Muddy Cree 2 CONC k on south side of James River. Stephen Cox on 11 April 1732 received 800 acres on north sid 2 CONC e of Appomatox River at mouth of Muddy Creek. George Cox, Jr. and Martha on 20 June 1732 rec 2 CONC eived 400 acres on south side of James River adjacent Bartholomew Cox on Mahoon Creek. Steph 2 CONC en Cox on 15 August 1737 received 400 acres on branch of Tare Wallet Run and Little Guinea Cr 2 CONC eek. William Cox on 1 March 1743 received 380 acres on both sides of Croombs Quarter, branc 2 CONC h of Willis Creek. 2 CONT 2 CONT Lunenburg Patents. John Cox received 302 acres adjoining Henry Robertson in 1749 (Book 27, p 2 CONC age 523). In 1748 John Cox received land on both sides of south fork of Meherrin River begin 2 CONC ning opposite the south side of Finneywood Creek (Book 28, page 494). William Byrd receive 2 CONC d 3,821 acres on both sides of Blue Stone Creek adjoining Robertson in 1741 (Book 29, page 20 2 CONC 5). John Cox, Jr. received 202 acres on Finneywood Creek in 1763 (Book 35, page 205). Joh 2 CONC n Cox received 1,190 acres on both sides of south fork of Meherrin River in 1760 (Book 26, pa 2 CONC ge 628). 2 CONT 2 CONT Lunenburg Deeds. Book 7, pages 164-165: John Cox sold to Micajah Smithson 330 acres on Blues 2 CONC tone Creek. Book 8, page 359: on 14 June 1764, John Cox the elder sold to John Cox the young 2 CONC er 550 acres on Finneywood Creek and the Meherrin River "where John Cox the younger now lives 2 CONC ." Book 9, page 359: on 8 November 1763, William Rodman sells to John Cox for £40 300 acre 2 CONC s on Staunton River and Wall's Creek at Richard Randolph's corner to Joseph Morton's corner 2 CONC . Lunenburg County Order Book 1, page 359: John Cox, Gentleman, granted letters of administr 2 CONC ation on estate of John Dobbyns, deceased, giving security with Thomas Boulden and Clement Re 2 CONC ad, in October Court 1750. 2 CONT 2 CONT Mecklenburg County Deeds. Book 1, page 233: On 14 July 1765, John Cox deeded to John Cox, Jr 2 CONC . 125 acres on Blue Stone Creek at the mouth of a branch. Book 1, page 433: John Cox deede 2 CONC d to George Abbott on 13 July 1767, 255 acres on Blue Stone Creek. 2 CONT 2 CONT Book 1, page 435: John Cox deeded to Boling Cox for £5, 110 acres on Blue Stone Creek. Boo 2 CONC k 1, page 1: John Cox, Gentleman, is a Justice, 1767-1768. Book 1, page 77: Ordered that Joh 2 CONC n Cox's tithables and lands be added to the list taken by John Potter, Gentleman, to wit, him 2 CONC self, Boling Cox, Thomas Cox, and Dick Cox with 235 acres of land. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox the elder [MJT note–this is the son of John Cox (II) and Mary (Coleman?) Cox] of Lun 2 CONC enburg County (called "of Finneywood") died testate 13 September 1764, wife Mary, names Joh 2 CONC n Cox of Mecklenburg, mother Mary Cox, sister Delicia [Delita] wife of William Chandler, sist 2 CONC er Mary Smithson wife of Micajah Smithson, sister Edith Minor wife of Joseph Minor, brother F 2 CONC rederick Cox, brother Bartley Cox, sister Talitha Browder wife of Isham Browder, etc. This J 2 CONC ohn Cox was called "Junior" in several deeds. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox, Sr. of Mecklenburg County died testate 20 March 1826, names wife Elizabeth, son El 2 CONC i Cox, son John Cox; and "upon my wife's death residue divided between my following children' 2 CONC : Frances Stone, John Cox, Creuy Myes, Elizabeth Thompson, Nancy Wall, Susanna Winston, and E 2 CONC li Cox. This John Cox Sr. in 1826 was known as John Cox of Bluestone, son of the John Cox wh 2 CONC o died testate in Mecklenburg in 1793. 2 CONT 2 CONT Goochland County Cox data is shown here for possible connection with John Cox of Finneywood a 2 CONC nd Blue Stone. 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed Book 2 (1734-1736), page 71: Mathew Cox's will: son John Cox 100 acres "where I dwell" a 2 CONC fter death or marriage of my wife Katherine Cox, and when he comes of age. To my three daugh 2 CONC ters Winnie, Agathy, and Judith. Two sons William and John Cox. Proved 18 March 1734. 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed Book 2, page 102: Nicholas Cox deeds to Hezekiah Mosby an Elizabeth his wife (marriage c 2 CONC ontract). Elizabeth daughter of Nicholas Cox, 700 acres on south side of James River on Mudd 2 CONC y Creek. Page 128: Nicholas Cox to William Spears for love and affection, 400 acres on sout 2 CONC h side of James River at Muddy Creek, 1735. Page 129: Nicholas Cox to John Saunders and Sara 2 CONC h his wife, daughter of said Nicholas Cox, 230 acres at Muddy Creek, south side of James Rive 2 CONC r. Page 207: William Cox for £35, land of Matthew Cox, deceased. William Cox his eldest son 2 CONC ; land which was patented by Matthew Cox 26 June 1731 on south side of James River on Muddy C 2 CONC reek. Page 225: Nicholas Cox to Jacob Mosby "and my daughter Susanna, his wife," 400 acres g 2 CONC ranted by patent 27 September 1729; also a deed of purchase. 2 CONT 2 CONT Henrico County: Will of Mary Cox, 2 February 1735, of parish and county of Henrico. To lovin 2 CONC g son Richard Cox a steer and a mare, 4 sheep, 7 hogs, 3 sows, 4 barrows, and 240 lbs. of tob 2 CONC acco due to me by my son John Cox. To daughter Obedience Purkins two suits of my clothes; t 2 CONC o my granddaughter Obedience Purkins my spinning wheel and card. Son Richard sole executor 2 CONC . Witnesses: Benjamin Burton and Benjamin Burton, Jr. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Cox [I], husband of above [MJT note–a handwritten note on the photocopy states that th 2 CONC e Mary Cox above was actually the wife of Richard Cox, not John], died testate in Henrico Cou 2 CONC nty in 1696. He named son John, son William Cox (later data shows he died in Henrico Count 2 CONC y in 1734), son Bartholomew (who died in Goochland County in 1731), son Richard [MJT note–thi 2 CONC s is the husband of the above Mary Cox] died soon after his mother's death, son Henry died i 2 CONC n Goochland. 2 CONT 2 CONT The will of Bartholomew Cox is recorded in Goochland County Deed Book 1728-1734, Part II, pag 2 CONC e 262. Names grandson George Cox, grandson William Cox, son John Cox [II], loving wife Rebec 2 CONC ca. Written 14 January 1730/31. 2 CONT 2 CONT Sarah Cox (Deed Book 5, Part I, page 365, 1745-1749) made will, bequeaths to daughters Mary 2 CONC , Prudence, Judith, and Edith, said daughters to remain on plantation until marriage; son Ste 2 CONC phen Cox, daughter Martha, daughter Elizabeth, daughters each to receive household items, gra 2 CONC nddaughter Magdalena Burton. Executor Henry Wood. Written 29 March 1726, proved 20 Januar 2 CONC y 1747. Settlement states that daughter Edith intermarried with William Harding. 2 CONT 2 CONT Goochland Deed Book, Volume 5, page 86: 17 March 1745, Stephen Cox and Judith his wife of Goo 2 CONC chland County deed to John Harris: whereas John Woodson late of Henrico County deceased had 2 2 CONC 00 acres adjoining Stephen Woodson opposit Manakintown, did by his will dated 25 November 171 2 CONC 5 give his daughter judith the above tract and said Stephen Cox having married Judith Woodson 2 CONC , etc. 2 CONT 2 CONT Cumberland County: Stephen Cox, Sr. died Cumberland County 1748, names wife Judith, childre 2 CONC n Stephen, Jr., William, Judith, Josiah, Elizabeth, Sarah, Maria, Tabitha, and Martha. Execu 2 CONC tors: friend Henry Wood and son Stephen Cox. Witnesses: Isaac Hughes, John Williamson, and H 2 CONC ezekiah Ford, all of Southam Parish, Cumberland County (Will Book 1, pages 165-166). 2 CONT 2 CONT Stephen Cox, Jr. died 1758 in Cumberland County, and by his will names brother William Cox, s 2 CONC ister Judith Smith, sister Elizabeth Clement, friend Achilles Bowker, brother Josiah Cox "whe 2 CONC n he comes of age," mother Judith Cox, and four youngest sisters Sarah, Mary, Tabitha, and Ma 2 CONC rtha Cox. Written 12 June 1758. 2 CONT 2 CONT These are preliminary notes for exploring the origins and interrelationships of the Cox famil 2 CONC ies of southside Virginia, and especially the "Bluestone" and "Finneywood" families. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Margaret L. Smith, 3209 Reba Drive, Houston, Texas, 77019, May 1998: 2 CONT First Generation 2 CONT 2 CONT William Coxe was born in 1598 in England, and was 12 years old when he came to Virginia in 16 2 CONC 10. He arrived in the Godspeed on June 10, 1610, in the party of Thomas West, Third Lord D 2 CONC e La Warr. He may have been a brother of Elizabeth Coxe, daughter of Sir Henry Coxe of Broxb 2 CONC urn, Herfordshire, who was married to Robert West, brother of Lord De La Warr. When the must 2 CONC er was taken in February 1624/25, he was listed as William Coxe, age 26, at Elizabeth City, w 2 CONC ith Thomas Bouldinge. On Sept. 20, 1628, because he qualified as an "ancient planter" – tha 2 CONC t is, one who had been in the colony before April 1616, the time of departure of Sir Thomas D 2 CONC ale – he was granted a ten-year lease for 100 acres. This land granted to William Coxe, Plan 2 CONC ter, was located "within the precincts of Elizabeth City...bounded on the south by the main 2 CONC e [James] river." 2 CONT 2 CONT On Nov. 29, 1636, William Coxe received a patent for 150 acres in Henrico County, for the tra 2 CONC nsportation of three persons into the colony. This tract was also located on the James River 2 CONC , further west, and was about 2 miles northwest of "Harroe Attocks" (Arrowhattocks). On Oct 2 CONC . 29, 1637, he received a patent for 150 more acres in the same location, for three more head 2 CONC rights. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Coxe and his wife, Elizabeth, made at least one return trip to England, and in 1637 w 2 CONC ere claimed by Mathew Edloe as headrights. Mathew Edloe, his [step]mother Alice Edloe, and [ 2 CONC step]sister Hannah Boyes were all neighbors of William Coxe, owning property adjoining his i 2 CONC n Henrico County. Sometime before Dec. 14, 1656, William Coxe and his wife had both died, fo 2 CONC r on that date, Peter Lee patented 126 acres in Henrico County adjoining the land belonging t 2 CONC o the "orphans of William Coxe," and lying on the main (James) river and northeast of the lan 2 CONC d of Isaac Hutchins. [MJT Note – this prase does not mean that William's wife had died; unti 2 CONC l the 1800s, children were referred to as "orphans" if their father had died, even if their m 2 CONC other was still living. In reality, William's wife Elizabeth was still living and married a s 2 CONC econd time to William Elam.] (There is an unreferenced family chart which shows that Willia 2 CONC m Coxe's wife was Elizabeth Hutchins, and it also names their four children.) 2 CONT 2 CONT William Coxe and his wife, Elizabeth, made at least one return trip to England, and in 1637 w 2 CONC ere claimed by Mathew Edloe as headrights. Mathew Edloe, his mother Alice Edloe, and siste 2 CONC r Hannah Boyes were all neighbors of William Coxe, owning property adjoining his in Henrico C 2 CONC ounty. Sometime before Dec. 14, 1656, William Coxe and his wife had both died, for on that d 2 CONC ate, Peter Lee patented 126 acres in Henrico County adjoining the land belonging to the "orph 2 CONC ans of William Coxe," and lying on the main (James) river and northeast of the land of Isaa 2 CONC c Hutchins. (There is an unreferenced family chart which shows that William Coxe's wife wa 2 CONC s Elizabeth Hutchins, and it also names their four children.) 2 CONT The children of William and Elizabeth Coxe: 2 CONT 1. Thomas - inherited as "son and heir" a right to 250 acres sold on Sept. 1, 1642, by Matt 2 CONC hew Gough to William Cox and Isaac Hutchins, and assigned this interest to John Knowles on Au 2 CONC g. 1, 1668. 2 CONT 2. John [I] - married twice and had six children. He died in 1696. 2 CONT 3. Elizabeth - married Robert Porter. 2 CONT 4. Mary - married John Burton. 2 CONT 2 CONT After the first generation, the name was spelled "Cox." 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Jan 2001 3 TIME 21:57:10 0 @I15893@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Hutchins/ 2 SURN Hutchins 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1600 2 PLAC England 1 _UID 80CCDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EC6D0 1 FAMS @F5736@ 1 FAMC @F5737@ 1 NOTE It is believed that she was the daughter of Robert HUTCHINS. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Jan 2001 3 TIME 16:08:23 0 @I15894@ INDI 1 NAME Robert /Hutchins/ 2 SURN Hutchins 2 GIVN Robert 1 SEX M 1 _UID 81CCDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EC7E0 1 FAMS @F5737@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Jan 2001 3 TIME 16:08:38 0 @I15895@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /Kennon/ 2 SURN Kennon 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1661 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 11 Jul 1693 1 _UID 82CCDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EC8F0 1 FAMS @F5735@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Jan 2001 3 TIME 16:10:12 0 @I15896@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /Trent/ 2 SURN Trent 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1676 2 PLAC Henrico Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 2 Feb 1735 2 PLAC Henrico Co., VA 1 _UID 83CCDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EC900 1 FAMS @F1701@ 1 FAMC @F5738@ 1 NOTE Her will is dated 1735, and proved 2 Feb 1735 (Henrico Co., VA Deeds and Wills, 1725-1737, pa 2 CONC ge 513) 2 CONT Henrico County: Will of Mary Cox, 2 February 1735, of parish and county of Henrico. To lovin 2 CONC g son Richard Cox a steer and a mare, 4 sheep, 7 hogs, 3 sows, 4 barrows, and 240 lbs. of tob 2 CONC acco due to me by my son John Cox. To daughter Obedience Purkins two suits of my clothes; t 2 CONC o my granddaughter Obedience Purkins my spinning wheel and card. Son Richard sole executor 2 CONC . Witnesses: Benjamin Burton and Benjamin Burton, Jr. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Jan 2001 3 TIME 16:36:06 0 @I15897@ INDI 1 NAME Henry /Trent/ 2 SURN Trent 2 GIVN Henry 1 SEX M 1 _UID 84CCDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ECA10 1 FAMS @F5738@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Jan 2001 3 TIME 16:13:53 0 @I15898@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Sherman/ 2 SURN Sherman 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 _UID 85CCDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ECB20 1 FAMS @F5738@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Jan 2001 3 TIME 16:14:01 0 @I15914@ INDI 1 NAME /Coxe/ 2 SURN Coxe 1 SEX M 1 _UID 95CCDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EDB20 1 FAMS @F5740@ 1 NOTE From Adventurers of Purse and Person, pages 211-216: William Coxe came to Virginia at the ag 2 CONC e of 12 in the Godspeed, which arrived 10 June 1610 with the party of Thomas West, Third Lor 2 CONC d De La Warr. The fact that Lord De La Warr's brother, Robert West, married Elizabeth Coxe 2 CONC , daughter of Sir Henry Coxe of Broxburn, Hertfordshire, suggests that William Coxe may hav 2 CONC e been of that family. When the muster was taken, Feb. 1624/25, he was listed with Thomas Bo 2 CONC uldinge at Elizabeth City. He was granted a lease for ten years, 20 Sept. 1628, for 100 acre 2 CONC s "within the precincts of Elizabeth City," bounded on the south by the maine [James] river 2 CONC , on the east by Dictoris Christmas, planter, and Christopher Calthropp, Gent. 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas West had a younger brother, Francis West (1586-1633) who came to America about July 16 2 CONC 09 but went to England early in 1610 to return to Virginia the same year. He was involved i 2 CONC n a quarrel with Captain John Smith, who is said to have conspired with Powhatan to kill West 2 CONC . Smith, however, was injured by a gunpowder explosion and returned to England on the 5th o 2 CONC f October 1609 where he defended his actions. In 1612, Francis succeeded George Percy as comm 2 CONC ander at Jamestown. The Third Lord De La Warr also had a brother Robert West who married Eliz 2 CONC abeth Coxe. It is assumed that the 12-year-old lad William Coxe was related to Elizabeth an 2 CONC d came to Virginia in the care of one of his numerous kinsmen. In the muster of 1624 Willia 2 CONC m Coxe was then 26 years old and the only "Ancient Planter" from the Godspeed who was then su 2 CONC rviving. 2 CONT 2 CONT Research received from: Michelle Taunton e-mail: mtaunton@mindspring.com (2001), 1805 Crysta 2 CONC l Dr., #903, Arlington, VA 22202-4420 1 CHAN 2 DATE 14 Jan 2001 3 TIME 22:01:19 0 @I15915@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth M. // 2 GIVN Elizabeth M. 1 SEX F 1 _UID 96CCDAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EDC30 1 FAMS @F284@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 22 Sep 2001 3 TIME 19:35:12 0 @I15976@ INDI 1 NAME Sarah /McCandless/ 2 SURN McCandless 2 GIVN Sarah 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1737 1 DEAT 2 DATE 22 Dec 1822 2 PLAC Maury Co., TN 1 _UID 26018345D41AD511B56844455354000010CC 1 FAMS @F5771@ 1 FAMC @F5770@ 1 NOTE Sarah MCCANDLASS, dau of Alexander MCCANDLESS & Sarah of PA. 2 CONT Sarah b abt 1737/1745; marr. William GILBERT (Civil Service & DAR Patriot) abt 1760/65 PA an 2 CONC d d 22 Dec 1822 Duck R. Maury Co., TN. DAR Records & Gilbert Gallery (a Periodical). 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Jan 2004 3 TIME 16:48:15 0 @I16042@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Deal/ 2 SURN Deal 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 _UID 2DF62735532FD511B568CDE91B89E04C8ACF 1 FAMS @F341@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Apr 2001 3 TIME 15:58:25 0 @I16163@ INDI 1 NAME William /Alexander/ Jr. 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN William 2 NSFX Jr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1670 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1735 1 _UID 641D25813246D511B5680080AD00708BCAEA 1 FAMS @F5909@ 1 FAMC @F3202@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 May 2001 3 TIME 17:35:17 0 @I16167@ INDI 1 NAME Robert /Graham/ of Gartmore 2 SURN Graham 2 GIVN Robert 2 NSFX of Gartmore 1 SEX M 1 _UID DF5442645946D511B5680080AD00708BA3C4 1 FAMS @F5835@ 1 NOTE Agnes Graham was the only daughter of Robert Graham of Gartmore. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 10:13:33 0 @I16168@ INDI 1 NAME William /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN William 2 NPFX 1st Earl of Stirling 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1567 2 PLAC Menstrie, Parish of Logie, Clakmannshire, Sterling Scotland 2 SOUR @S213@ 1 DEAT 2 DATE 21 Feb 1639/1640 2 PLAC Covenant Garden, London, England 1 BURI 2 DATE 12 Apr 1640 2 PLAC Bowie's Aisle, Stirling Church, Stirling, Scotland 1 _UID E25442645946D511B5680080AD00708BA6F4 1 FAMS @F5836@ 1 FAMC @F5837@ 1 NOTE From Lee Clayton Parker: 2 CONT 2 CONT Sir William Alexander, the Earl of Stirling was the only son of Alexander Alexander and his w 2 CONC ife Marion. He was born about 1567 in Menstrie, Parish of Logie, Clackmannshire, Scotland. Wh 2 CONC en Alexander Alexander died in 1581, William and two sisters were left in the charge of his g 2 CONC randuncle, James Alexander, a Burgess of Stirling. It is fairly certain that he attended Glas 2 CONC gow University and probably Leyden as well. As a young man he was chosen to accompany the se 2 CONC venth Earl of Argyle on the customary Grand Tour, which took him through France, Italy and Sp 2 CONC ain. As a result of this service he was later given the entire barony of Menstrie. 2 CONT 2 CONT Shortly after returning from this trip he met and wooed the young musically talented and ari 2 CONC stocratic Janet Erskine, whose family had been keepers of Stirling Castle and protectors of p 2 CONC rinces of the realm. They were married in 1601 and as far as is known their relationship wa 2 CONC s both happy and fruitful, Janet gave him seven sons and three daughters and outlived him aft 2 CONC er 40 years of married life. 2 CONT 2 CONT His kinship to the Argyles also gave him access to the Scottish court and an introduction t 2 CONC o King James VI. KIng James appointed Sir William to the position of tutor to Prince Henry, t 2 CONC he King’s eldest son and heir to the throne. 2 CONT 2 CONT Sir William’s eldest son William led Sir William’s first expendion to Nova Scotia in 1627 a 2 CONC t which time he had already graduated from Glasgow University. His second son was Anthony wh 2 CONC o also studied at Glasgow University and became an architect. Anthony eventually became the K 2 CONC ing’s Master of Works and Head of all Masons. Anthony died in Sept of 1637. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Jr. died a few months later. Sir William died in London, impoverished and hounded b 2 CONC y creditors in Sept. of 1640. His wife Janet had to apply for and live upon a Crown pension i 2 CONC n her remaining years. 2 CONT 2 CONT There was involvement of at least two of Sir William Alexander's sons with Scottish Freemason 2 CONC ry early in the 17th C. William Alexander was likely born in 1567 or soon afterwards, the onl 2 CONC y son of Alexander Alexander and his wife Marion. Birth records of the parish of Logie, of wh 2 CONC ich Menstrie was part have been lost. Little or nothing is known of his earliest years spen 2 CONC t in Menstrie Castle. When his father died in 1581 he and his two sisters were left in charg 2 CONC e of his grand uncle, James Alexander , a well-placed Burgess of Sterling. 2 CONT 2 CONT According to the Gazeteer for Scotland, University of Edinburgh, and other publications, Will 2 CONC iam, 1st Earl of Stirling, was b. 1567 at Menstrie Castle in the village of Menstrie, Clackma 2 CONC nnanshire. He was reared in nearby Stirling, educated at the universities of Glasgow and Leid 2 CONC en and d. 1640 in London, England. In addition to a series of “tragedies,” he was author of t 2 CONC he extensive Doomesday. He served in the court of King James VI (b. 1566 & d. 1625, s/o Mar 2 CONC y of Scots, crowned James I of England in 1604), from whom he received a grant of lands in Ca 2 CONC nada in 1621, which he named Nova Scotia (New Scotland). His illustrious career also include 2 CONC d being knighted in 1609; named Secretary of State for Scotland from 1626 to his death; creat 2 CONC ed a Viscount in 1633; and, awarded the title Earl of Stirling in 1639. He suffered bankruptc 2 CONC y in his later years and d. in poverty. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 15:56:36 0 @I16169@ INDI 1 NAME Janet /Erskine/ 2 SURN Erskine 2 GIVN Janet 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1580 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT May 1649 1 _UID E55442645946D511B5680080AD00708BA924 1 FAMS @F5836@ 1 FAMC @F5905@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 16:40:25 0 @I16173@ INDI 1 NAME Alexander /Alexander/ ,Baron of Menstrey 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Alexander 2 NSFX ,Baron of Menstrey 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1540 2 SOUR @S215@ 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1581 1 _UID C82480FF0E47D511B5680080AD00708BEB4E 1 FAMS @F5837@ 1 FAMC @F5917@ 1 NOTE 1 son, 2 daughters. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Mar 2002 3 TIME 12:51:31 0 @I16174@ INDI 1 NAME Marion /Graham/ 2 SURN Graham 2 GIVN Marion 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1540 1 _UID CB2480FF0E47D511B5680080AD00708BEE7E 1 FAMS @F5837@ 1 FAMC @F5838@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 16:42:45 0 @I16175@ INDI 1 NAME Gilbert /Graham/ of Gartavertane in Mentieth 2 SURN Graham 2 GIVN Gilbert 2 NSFX of Gartavertane in Mentieth 1 SEX M 1 _UID CD2480FF0E47D511B5680080AD00708BF09E 1 FAMS @F5838@ 1 NOTE He was of Gartavertane in Mentieth. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 16:15:14 0 @I16371@ INDI 1 NAME William de /Erskine/ 2 SURN Erskine 2 GIVN William de 2 NPFX Sir 1 SEX M 1 _UID 942C097EF751D511B5680080AD00708BBAD1 1 FAMS @F5905@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 17:32:15 0 @I16382@ INDI 1 NAME Catherine /Wallace/ 2 SURN Wallace 2 GIVN Catherine 1 SEX F 1 _UID B62C097EF751D511B5680080AD00708BDCF1 1 FAMS @F5909@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 May 2001 3 TIME 17:35:37 0 @I16392@ INDI 1 NAME William /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN William 1 SEX M 1 _UID AF5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BC611 1 FAMS @F5917@ 1 FAMC @F5918@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 16:57:40 0 @I16399@ INDI 1 NAME Alexander /Alexander/ , Baron of Menstrey 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Alexander 2 NSFX , Baron of Menstrey 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1565 1 _UID B25CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BC941 1 FAMS @F5918@ 1 FAMC @F5919@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Mar 2002 3 TIME 12:51:20 0 @I16400@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Forbes/ 2 SURN Forbes 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 _UID B55CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BCC71 1 FAMS @F5918@ 0 @I16401@ INDI 1 NAME Andrew /Alexander/ , Baron of Menstrey 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Andrew 2 NSFX , Baron of Menstrey 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1546 1 _UID B75CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BCE91 1 FAMS @F5919@ 1 FAMC @F5920@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Mar 2002 3 TIME 12:51:47 0 @I16402@ INDI 1 NAME Alexander /Alexander/ , Baron of Menstrey 1529 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Alexander 2 NSFX , Baron of Menstrey 1529 1 SEX M 1 _UID BA5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BD1C1 1 FAMS @F5920@ 1 FAMC @F5921@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Mar 2002 3 TIME 12:51:59 0 @I16403@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Douglas/ 2 SURN Douglas 2 GIVN Elizabeth 2 NPFX Lady 1 SEX F 1 _UID BD5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BD4F1 1 FAMS @F5920@ 1 FAMC @F5934@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 17:00:10 0 @I16404@ INDI 1 NAME Andrew /Alexander/ , Baron of Menstrie 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Andrew 2 NSFX , Baron of Menstrie 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 1527 1 _UID BF5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BD611 1 FAMS @F5921@ 1 FAMC @F5922@ 1 NOTE A charter from King James V dated 15 Apr 1530 in Sterling confirmed a payment of 24 bals. o 2 CONC f corn to confirm the gift. (He died before 1527.) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:08:48 0 @I16405@ INDI 1 NAME Catherine /Graham/ 2 SURN Graham 2 GIVN Catherine 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1455 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1530 1 _UID C25CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BD941 1 FAMS @F5921@ 1 FAMC @F5933@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 17:24:21 0 @I16406@ INDI 1 NAME Thomas /Alexander/ , Baron of Menstrie 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Thomas 2 NSFX , Baron of Menstrie 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1445 2 PLAC Menstrie, Parish of Logie, Clakmannshire, Sterling Scotland 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 1505/1506 1 BURI 2 PLAC Menstrie, Parish of Logie, Clakmannshire, Sterling Scotland 1 _UID C45CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BDB61 1 FAMS @F5922@ 1 FAMC @F5923@ 1 NOTE On early records a Thomas Alexander of Menstrie recorded March 1506 as one of the assessors i 2 CONC n a boundary dispute. Records indicate on Aug 25 1529 the family entered a feudal agreement w 2 CONC ith the Campbell cousins whereby they were given farmlands, mill and bog at Menstrie in excha 2 CONC nge for annual payments of wheat, oats sheep and capons, on file in Scottish Public Record Of 2 CONC fice in Edinburgh. There is reference to Alexanders inheriting Temple lands at Menstrie in 15 2 CONC 37 and again in 1553 and reference that they held Temple lands 20 years later (lands owned b 2 CONC y Knights Templar of St John of Jerusalem). 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:08:25 0 @I16407@ INDI 1 NAME Alexander /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Alexander 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1400 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1480 1 _UID C75CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BDE91 1 FAMS @F5923@ 1 FAMC @F5963@ 1 NOTE Also know as: MacAlexander. He became known as Alexander Alexander, Lord of the Isles Founde 2 CONC r. Alexander MacDonald (His father) made war on the King of Scotland and was banished. 2 CONT 2 CONT Alexander, son of Alexander MacDonald thus lost his surname and was then known as Alexander 2 CONC , Alexander 1472 and obtained lands from the Argylls and lands of Menstrie. He is thus th 2 CONC e real founder of House of Alexander. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 16:17:55 0 @I16408@ INDI 1 NAME /Donald/ , Lord of Isles 2 SURN Donald 2 GIVN , Lord of Isles 1 SEX M 1 _UID CA5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BE1C1 1 FAMS @F5924@ 1 FAMC @F5925@ 1 NOTE Also know as Donald of Harlaw, Lord of Lochaber. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 01:07:24 0 @I16409@ INDI 1 NAME /John/ , Lord of the Isles 2 SURN John 2 GIVN , Lord of the Isles 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1334 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1360 1 _UID CD5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BE4F1 1 FAMS @F5925@ 1 FAMC @F5928@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:05:24 0 @I16410@ INDI 1 NAME Margaret /Stewart/ 2 SURN Stewart 2 GIVN Margaret 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1336 1 _UID D05CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BE721 1 FAMS @F5925@ 1 FAMC @F5926@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:05:39 0 @I16411@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /Leslie/ 2 SURN Leslie 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 _UID D25CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BE941 1 FAMS @F5924@ 0 @I16412@ INDI 1 NAME Robert II, of Scotland // 2 GIVN Robert II, of Scotland 2 NPFX King 1 SEX M 1 _UID D45CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BEB61 1 FAMS @F5926@ 1 FAMC @F5927@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 17:16:06 0 @I16413@ INDI 1 NAME /Robert/ I the Bruce 2 SURN Robert 2 GIVN I the Bruce 2 NPFX King 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1274 1 DEAT 2 DATE 7 Jun 1329 1 _UID D75CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BEE91 1 FAMS @F5927@ 1 FAMC @F5960@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:37:48 0 @I16414@ INDI 1 NAME Angus /Og/ , Lord of the Isles 2 SURN Og 2 GIVN Angus 2 NSFX , Lord of the Isles 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1330 2 PLAC Scotland 1 _UID DA5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BF1C1 1 FAMS @F5928@ 1 FAMC @F5929@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 23:23:36 0 @I16415@ INDI 1 NAME daugher of /Campbell/ 2 SURN Campbell 2 GIVN daugher of 1 SEX F 1 _UID DD5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BF4F1 1 FAMS @F5928@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 17:17:34 0 @I16416@ INDI 1 NAME Angus /Mor/ , Lord of the Isles 2 SURN Mor 2 GIVN Angus 2 NSFX , Lord of the Isles 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1296 1 _UID DF5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BF611 1 FAMS @F5929@ 1 FAMC @F5930@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 23:23:51 0 @I16417@ INDI 1 NAME /Donald/ , Lord of the Isles 2 SURN Donald 2 GIVN , Lord of the Isles 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE BEF 1220 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1290 1 _UID E25CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BF941 1 FAMS @F5930@ 1 FAMC @F5931@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:05:00 0 @I16418@ INDI 1 NAME daughter of Walter High Steward of // 2 GIVN daughter of Walter High Steward of 1 SEX F 1 _UID E55CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BFC71 1 FAMS @F5930@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 17:18:41 0 @I16419@ INDI 1 NAME /Ranald/ , Lord of the Isles 2 SURN Ranald 2 GIVN , Lord of the Isles 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1207 1 _UID E75CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708BFE91 1 FAMS @F5931@ 1 FAMC @F5932@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 23:24:14 0 @I16420@ INDI 1 NAME Fonia // 2 GIVN Fonia 1 SEX F 1 _UID EA5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708B01C1 1 FAMS @F5931@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 17:19:15 0 @I16421@ INDI 1 NAME /Somerled/ of Argyll 2 SURN Somerled 2 GIVN of Argyll 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1120 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1164 1 _UID EC5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708B03E1 1 FAMS @F5932@ 1 FAMC @F5937@ 1 NOTE Defeated by David I in 1164. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:04:25 0 @I16422@ INDI 1 NAME Effrica /Ragnhild?/ , of Argyll 2 SURN Ragnhild? 2 GIVN Effrica 2 NSFX , of Argyll 1 SEX F 1 _UID EF5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708B0611 1 FAMS @F5932@ 1 FAMC @F5959@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 17:20:14 0 @I16423@ INDI 1 NAME Gilbert /Graham/ 2 SURN Graham 2 GIVN Gilbert 1 SEX M 1 _UID F15CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708B0831 1 FAMS @F5933@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 17:24:34 0 @I16424@ INDI 1 NAME Helen /Kincaid/ 2 SURN Kincaid 2 GIVN Helen 1 SEX F 1 _UID F45CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708B0B61 1 FAMS @F5933@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 17:24:48 0 @I16425@ INDI 1 NAME Thomas /Douglas/ 2 SURN Douglas 2 GIVN Thomas 1 SEX M 1 _UID F65CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708B0D81 1 FAMS @F5934@ 1 FAMC @F5935@ 0 @I16426@ INDI 1 NAME Robert /Douglas/ of Lochlevin, Kinross, Scotland 2 SURN Douglas 2 GIVN Robert 2 NSFX of Lochlevin, Kinross, Scotland 2 NPFX Sir 1 SEX M 1 _UID F95CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708B10B1 1 FAMS @F5935@ 0 @I16427@ INDI 1 NAME Margaret /Balfour/ 2 SURN Balfour 2 GIVN Margaret 1 SEX F 1 _UID FC5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708B13E1 1 FAMS @F5935@ 1 FAMC @F5936@ 0 @I16428@ INDI 1 NAME David /Balfour/ of Burleigh 2 SURN Balfour 2 GIVN David 2 NSFX of Burleigh 1 SEX M 1 _UID FE5CC2C1BB52D511B5680080AD00708B1501 1 FAMS @F5936@ 0 @I16430@ INDI 1 NAME Conn Ched /Chath/ 2 SURN Chath 2 GIVN Conn Ched 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 SOUR @S214@ 1 _UID E2359105F752D511B5680080AD00708B218E 1 FAMS @F5937@ 1 NOTE Norse Conn Chead Chath, was finally forced to submit to the Scottish throne. (Chath's son Som 2 CONC erled was defeated by David I in 1164) As a result of the Norse invasion and conquest of th 2 CONC e outlying islands, he had ruled over Mull, Jura, Tiree, Isla, Bute, and even Kintyre, and wa 2 CONC s considered a king in his own right. For a time he created what amounted to a second royal h 2 CONC ouse in Scotland in his Celtic western stronghold. Because of this family's support of the te 2 CONC rritorial claims of Robert the Bruce in the late 13th c, a close relationship was establishe 2 CONC d with the monarchy which resulted in marriage of John, a later Lord of the Isles and Margare 2 CONC t, daughter of King Robert II, the first of the Stewart line of Kings who ruled Scotland 1371 2 CONC -1390. Their third son was named Alexander and his son Turlock was awarded lands in Argylshir 2 CONC e. During the reign of King Robert III, another branch of the same family, the powerful weste 2 CONC rn based Campbell clan also known as Earls of Argyle had been granted extensive lands in Clac 2 CONC kmannanshire east of Stirling. Here they built Castle Campbell. It was from their powerful Ca 2 CONC mpbell cousins that the Alexanders acquired their land at Menstrie. Below the Ochil Hills, th 2 CONC e village of Menstrie lies a few kilometers from Stirling Castle. At Menstrie the Alexander 2 CONC s built a modest Norman castle in the early 16th century. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 16:07:07 0 @I16431@ INDI 1 NAME /Gillebride/ of Argyll 2 SURN Gillebride 2 GIVN of Argyll 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE BEF 1120 1 _UID E5359105F752D511B5680080AD00708B24BE 1 FAMS @F5937@ 1 FAMC @F5938@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:04:14 0 @I16432@ INDI 1 NAME /Gilladamnan/ of Mac Ferbis 2 SURN Gilladamnan 2 GIVN of Mac Ferbis 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE 0998/1102 1 _UID E7359105F752D511B5680080AD00708B26DE 1 FAMS @F5938@ 1 FAMC @F5939@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 23:26:27 0 @I16433@ INDI 1 NAME /Solmund/ of Mac Ferbis 2 SURN Solmund 2 GIVN of Mac Ferbis 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 0960/1072 1 _UID EA359105F752D511B5680080AD00708B290E 1 FAMS @F5939@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 May 2001 3 TIME 23:27:13 0 @I16444@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth // 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 _UID 0B369105F752D511B5680080AD00708B4B2D 1 FAMS @F5923@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:07:02 0 @I16467@ INDI 1 NAME /Olave/ the Red, King of Man 2 SURN Olave 2 GIVN the Red, King of Man 1 SEX M 1 _UID 42369105F752D511B5680080AD00708B829D 1 FAMS @F5959@ 0 @I16470@ INDI 1 NAME /Isabel/ of Mar 2 SURN Isabel 2 GIVN of Mar 1 SEX F 1 _UID 49369105F752D511B5680080AD00708B890D 1 FAMS @F5927@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:35:38 0 @I16471@ INDI 1 NAME Robert /Bruce/ , the Earl of Carrick 2 SURN Bruce 2 GIVN Robert 2 NSFX , the Earl of Carrick 1 SEX M 1 _UID 4D369105F752D511B5680080AD00708B8D4D 1 FAMS @F5960@ 1 FAMC @F5961@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:38:24 0 @I16472@ INDI 1 NAME Isabella /Macduff/ , Countess of Buchan 2 SURN Macduff 2 GIVN Isabella 2 NSFX , Countess of Buchan 1 SEX F 1 _UID 50369105F752D511B5680080AD00708B907D 1 FAMS @F5960@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 00:39:07 0 @I16473@ INDI 1 NAME Robert /Bruce/ , the Claimant 2 SURN Bruce 2 GIVN Robert 2 NSFX , the Claimant 1 SEX M 1 _UID 52369105F752D511B5680080AD00708B929D 1 FAMS @F5961@ 1 FAMC @F5962@ 0 @I16474@ INDI 1 NAME Robert /Bruce/ , Lord of Annandale 2 SURN Bruce 2 GIVN Robert 2 NSFX , Lord of Annandale 1 SEX M 1 _UID 55369105F752D511B5680080AD00708B95CD 1 FAMS @F5962@ 0 @I16475@ INDI 1 NAME Alexander /McDonald/ , Lord of the Isles and Earl of Ross 2 SURN McDonald 2 GIVN Alexander 2 NSFX , Lord of the Isles and Earl of Ross 1 SEX M 1 _UID 425DF71E0453D511B5680080AD00708B3666 1 FAMS @F5963@ 1 FAMC @F5924@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2001 3 TIME 01:07:59 0 @I16478@ INDI 1 NAME /McKnitt/ 2 SURN McKnitt 1 SEX M 1 _UID 623B807EB556D511B5680080AD00708BD133 1 FAMS @F5966@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 1 Jun 2001 3 TIME 18:01:13 0 @I16589@ INDI 1 NAME Rosey // 2 GIVN Rosey 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1796 2 PLAC TN 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT Mar 1840 1 _UID 627E9066AA7BD511B5680080AD00708B26DB 1 FAMS @F94@ 1 NOTE Her first name is denoted with an "R" on the gravemarker of her daughter, Margaret Malinda. 2 CONT 2 CONT Because James Russell died early and while some of his children were still infants and his wi 2 CONC fe R[---?---] Russell was still a young women, one would expect her to promptly remarry. I be 2 CONC lieve that that the Rosey Russell who married Francis Gideon in Obion County 30 December 183 2 CONC 9 is this woman. She is the right age in the 1840 Census and there are several small childre 2 CONC n living with them in the 1840 Census(Neety, Nancy, and Sabra). Alsey and J. Martin did no 2 CONC t marry until 1841 and 1843 respectively. 2 CONT 2 CONT She was probably about 18 years old when she married. Her age in 1840 would have been abou 2 CONC t 42-44 years old. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 Obion Co., TN Census 2 CONT Page: 145. Francis Gideons, 010101-1100101(female age 40-50) 2 CONT Pages 142 to end are the "West End of Obion County composed of Civil or Precinct Districts Th 2 CONC ree, Four, Five & Eight being district divisions of said county and State." Dist. 3 is west o 2 CONC f Dist. 2, going to the lake on the west and Dist. 5 is below Dist. 3. District 4 is west o 2 CONC f Reelfoot Lake. Dist. 8 is on the lower east side of the county bordered by Dist. 6 & 7 on t 2 CONC he north and east and Gibson Co on the South. Kenton would be in this district. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Jul 2003 3 TIME 18:11:41 0 @I16866@ INDI 1 NAME Mrs. /Alexander/ 2 SURN Alexander 2 GIVN Mrs. 1 SEX F 1 _UID 22AA8C36ADC5D511B5680080AD00708B2B19 1 FAMS @F87@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 20 Oct 2001 3 TIME 22:54:02 0 @I16883@ INDI 1 NAME /Paine/ 2 SURN Paine 1 SEX M 1 _UID C2F3C917E1CFD511B5680080AD00708B7001 1 FAMS @F6116@ 1 NOTE The PAYNE name is Norman in origin and is supposed to be a corruption of "PAGEN", which wa 2 CONC s a term applied to Normans of the Tenth and Eleventh centuries, not only to individuals wh 2 CONC o were slow about embracing Christianity, but also to county people, in general, as being pro 2 CONC verbially "slow". It was about this time in history that surnames came into use. The firs 2 CONC t that is known to have borne this name was "PAGEN" of Doomsday. He was a Norman who went ov 2 CONC er to England from Normandy in the time of Edward the Confessor, before the Norman conquest 2 CONC . When William the Conqueror came, in 1066, PAGEN'S fortunes were greatly enhanced. Doomsda 2 CONC y Book, which was an enumeration of the estates of England, made in and about 1086, shows tha 2 CONC t PAGEN held lands in sixteen counties, and notes that he had the right to go"withersoever h 2 CONC e would". He died about this time, and left and eldest son, EDWARD who inherited his estates 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT SIR HUGH de PAYEN, supposed to have been a younger son of PAGEN of Doomsday, and because he w 2 CONC as younger, was without inheritance, went with Robert of Normandy on the first Crusade in 109 2 CONC 9. He remained for some time in Palestine, and with Godfrey St. Omer founded the Order of th 2 CONC e Templars of the Cross, which attained great size and power during the middle ages. (See Ri 2 CONC dpath's History of the World") He was sent by King Baldwin II of Palestine as envoy to the K 2 CONC ings of France and England, and he was a very famous Crusader. HUGE D. and EDMUND PAIENE wer 2 CONC e the first of the family to have both given and surnames. 2 CONT 2 CONT EDMUND, son of HUGH, received a manor. (See Proctor's History of the Crusade.) After the cr 2 CONC usade, HUGH's son, THOMAS, dropped the old Norman spelling and signed his name PAINE. SIR THO 2 CONC MAS PAINE also received a manor house in the "King's Forest" of "two Plowings" formerly owne 2 CONC d by Hugh BROWMAN, and Englishman. (See small Doomsday Book) 2 CONT 2 CONT Other Paine, Payne's of interest: 2 CONT 2 CONT Dolley Payne Madison, wife of James Madison, President. 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas Paine 2 CONT Even before news of events reached colonies, public opinion about the king and independence h 2 CONC ad begun to change. One of the spark plugs of the change was a poor London writer who had arr 2 CONC ived in America two years earlier. 2 CONT 2 CONT In an anonymous forty-seven page pamphlet entitled "Common Sense (January 1776), Thomas Pain 2 CONC e attacked King George in particular and monarchy in general. Responsibility for British tyra 2 CONC nny. Paine argued, lay with "the royal brute of Britain." One honest man in Paine's opinion w 2 CONC as worth "all the crowned ruffians that ever lived." 2 CONT 2 CONT It was time, Paine declared, for Americans to proclaim an independent republic and have nothi 2 CONC ng further to do with hereditary kings. Independence was the "destiny" of Americans. And ther 2 CONC e were practical advantages as well. For example, an independent America could trade freely w 2 CONC ith other nations, thus obtaining money for guns and ammunition. If American soldiers were ca 2 CONC ptured by the British, independence meant they would be treated as prisoners of war instead o 2 CONC f rebels. They would be imprisoned instead of being shot. 2 CONT 2 CONT Also, it would be easier for an independent American to obtain foreign aid. Spain and France 2 CONC , both monarchies, might not help rebels against a king. But they were almost certain to hel 2 CONC p an independent country at war with their common enemy, England. Without foreign aid, it wa 2 CONC s doubtful that the colonies could win. 2 CONT 2 CONT There was yet another argument for independence, according to Paine. That was the chance to c 2 CONC reate a better society. Paine foresaw a nation where everyone would be free fro tyranny, an 2 CONC d where there would be equal social and economic opportunity for all. 2 CONT 2 CONT "Common Sense" was widely read (some 500,000 copies were eventually sold) and widely applaude 2 CONC d. It was, in fact, one of the most influential political pamphlets ever written. Within si 2 CONC x months, the Second Continental Congress encouraged by public opinion - did just what Pain 2 CONC e suggested. 2 CONT 2 CONT *From the book, "The Americans, The History of a People and a Nation" page 131 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Nov 2001 3 TIME 22:30:13 0 @I18413@ INDI 1 NAME Edward /Sorrell/ , Sr. 2 SURN Sorrell 2 GIVN Edward 2 NSFX , Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1730 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1790 2 PLAC Wake Co., NC 1 _UID 46800DF472E3D511B5680080AD00708B471D 1 FAMS @F6692@ 1 FAMC @F6798@ 1 NOTE Edward Sorrell was the first of that surname to appear in Wake County, North Carolina. Althou 2 CONC gh his ancestry has not been firmly established, he is likely a member of the Sorrell famil 2 CONC y of Westmoreland County, Virginia. This family was reportedly descended from Robert Sorrell 2 CONC , son of Robert Sorrell of Writtle, Essex, England, and his wife, Mary, daughter of Thomas Ev 2 CONC eraard of Waltham Magna, England. Robert Jr. married Rebecca Woodward of Essex in 1643. By Ap 2 CONC ril 10, 1651 he was in Virginia as he patented 800 acres in James City (Jameston) on that dat 2 CONC e; he acquired an additional 700 acres two years later. 2 CONT 2 CONT Robert and Rebecca's only known child was John Sorrell who had a son named Thomas Sorrell who 2 CONC se will was written January 12, 1725 wherein he bequeathed to his son, James, land in James C 2 CONC ity County which his father had bequeathed to him. William may may have been another son of R 2 CONC obert. His estate was inventoried in Elizabeth City and filed there Dec. 18, 1689, signed b 2 CONC y his widow, Sarah. The division of the property includes portions to John Sorrell, Elizabet 2 CONC h Sorrell, George Sorrell, William and Thomas Sorrell. 2 CONT 2 CONT An Edward Sorrell, of James City County, his wife Alice, made a deed to land in James City "a 2 CONC djoining Mr. Sorrell and and Mr. Hamlette" on June 10, 1703. Thomas, son of John, moved to We 2 CONC stmoreland County where he was a clerk of the court of the court form 1715 to 1726. He marrie 2 CONC d Elizabeth Ocanny, daughter of Daniel Ocanny of Westmoreland. Thomas's will, dated Oct.8, 17 2 CONC 25, mentioned wife Elizabeth, sons James and John, daughter Ann Winifred, nephew Thomas and h 2 CONC is sisters Elizabeth and Frances. The known descendants of Thomas do not include our Edward S 2 CONC orrell; his ancestry remains a mystery to be further explored. 2 CONT 2 CONT Once Edward appeared in Wake County in 1777 his family becomes somewhat easier to trace. Th 2 CONC e name of his spouse is unknown, and he left no will to delineate his heirs and the divisio 2 CONC n of his estate. (http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/2171/sorrell.html)(2004) 2 CONT 2 CONT 1771 Wake Co., NC County Court Minutes A-1, (3-3) Ordered that Edward Sorrell be continued a 2 CONC n overseer over the same piece of Road he formally was & (other notes illegible) 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 March 1773, Wake Co., NC Ordered to lay off roade: Edward Sorrell, Senr 2 CONT 2 CONT Edward SORRELL, Sr. is mentioned in the Wake Co., NC Record Books, 1777, as being involved i 2 CONC n the laying of a road beginning on the county lines of Wake and Orange down the ridge betwee 2 CONC n the Indian Branch and Middle Branch, across Crabb Tree Creek to the Hillsborough Road. 2 CONT 2 CONT He had sons Edward, Jr., Thomas, and William. Thomas and William were adults in 1778 as the 2 CONC y and Edward were involved in the laying of a road from the upper end of the Veneson Ham Roa 2 CONC d into the road leading from Tingnal Jones's to Hillsborough. 2 CONT 2 CONT Wake Co., NC Edward deeded land to Thomas in 1778. William deeded 640 acres of land on Edwar 2 CONC d SORRELL's line in December of the same year. 2 CONT 2 CONT Revolutionary Pay Vouchers, NC Treasurers and Comptroller's Records: Revolutionary War 1775-1 2 CONC 783 2 CONT Edward-#279, Wake Co., NC 3 Apr 1781 2 CONT John-#338, 472-Hillsborough 2 CONT Thomas-#183, #299, Hillsborough 2 CONT 2 CONT 1779 Qualified for Jury Duty: Edward SORRELL 2 CONT 2 CONT Treasurer's and Comptroller's Papers Revolutionary War Pay Vouchers: State of North Carolin 2 CONC a No. 279. Wake County, {This may certify that as Commissioner for the County aforesaid I hav 2 CONC e purchased from Edward Sorrell Eighty three pounds & a half of Baron amounting to Thirteen S 2 CONC panish Milled Dollars and Eleven twelfths SM dollar, who witness to bear in that the rate o 2 CONC f (unclear) untill paid, agreable to an act of the General Assembly in such case made. Give 2 CONC n under my hand this 3rd day of April anno Dom. 1781. Thomas Wootten Comm. Definition of Bar 2 CONC on is "a piece of meat such as sirloin that has not been severed from the backbone." 2 CONT 2 CONT 1790 Wake Co., NC Census, Hillsborough District : 2 CONT Edmond SORRELL 2 CONT Thomas SORRELL 2 CONT William SORRELL 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1790 Thomas deeded to William, witnessed by Edward. He also deeded land to Edward, witnes 2 CONC sed by William. This Edward was probably the son of Edward, Sr., and the brother of Thomas a 2 CONC nd William. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1800 Wake Co., NC Census, page 762: 00001-30011- 4 slaves (I am wondering if this is actuall 2 CONC y Edward, Sr. and that he did not die until after 1800! The older female may be a daughter (B 2 CONC etsy Ann) with young children. Edward, Jr. would not have been over 45 in 1800. 2 CONT Listed as over 45 2 CONT wife over 45 2 CONT 1 female 26-45 2 CONT 3 females under 10. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a deed in Wake Co., NC on Nov 1801 from Edward SORRELL to John LINN. 2 CONT 2 CONT In Claims of British Merchants after the Revolutionary War, dated 14 Sept 1800 and arranged b 2 CONC y Counties, abstracted by Ransom McBride, and appearing in the NC Genealogical Society Journa 2 CONC l, Volume XI, No 4, pg 251, Edward SORRELL, Sr. is mentioned as owing 38 pounds sterling. Th 2 CONC e report of William Duffy, Agent, states that "he called on Thomas SORRELL, eldest son of Edw 2 CONC ard SORRELL, deceased, and learned from him that his father died about the year 1790; that h 2 CONC e made no will; and that no administration was had upon the Estate, the children agreeing t 2 CONC o divide the property among themselves amicably and thinking their father very little in debt 2 CONC ; that no receipts were found among the few papers of his father, nor remembers that he eve 2 CONC r heard his father mention this debt; His father at all times was able to pay it, but no appl 2 CONC ication was made by suit or otherwise; Mrs. SORRELL, wife of Thomas, says she remembers to ha 2 CONC ve heard the old man say the HAMILTONs were indebted to him for a hogshead of tobacco. 2 CONT 2 CONT The children of Edward SORRELL, deceased, are Thomas and William, now living on Crab Tree i 2 CONC n Wake and in very good circumstances. Edward (Jr.) removed to the Shallow Ford of the Yadki 2 CONC n in Rowan poor. Betsey intermarried with Francis Barby, since removed to King and Queen Cou 2 CONC nty, VA, and Susannah intermarried with Captain Dempsey Blake of Wake, a rich man." (What i 2 CONC s the date of this document?) I believe that Edward was still alive in 1790 as on the Wake Co 2 CONC ., NC Census of that year! (Sherry S. Finchum) 2 CONT 2 CONT Much of the information on this family line was researched by Rebeccah Blackwell of Germantow 2 CONC n, MD 12916 Pickering Dr., 20874 1 CHAN 2 DATE 13 Jul 2002 3 TIME 00:16:33 0 @I18695@ INDI 1 NAME /Sorrel/ 2 SURN Sorrel 1 SEX M 1 _UID 4270E1BFC6ECD511B5680080AD00708B2F27 1 FAMS @F6798@ 1 NOTE I have grouped these sons together based only on the names listed together from Hillsboroug 2 CONC h District. To my knowledge, there was only one family in Wake Co., NC at that time that ha 2 CONC d the name SORREL. 2 CONT 2 CONT Revolutionary Pay Vouchers, NC Treasurers and Comptroller's Records: 2 CONT Edward-#279, Wake Co., NC 3 Apr 1781 2 CONT John-#338, 472-Hillsborough 2 CONT Thomas-#183, #299, Hillsborough 2 CONT 2 CONT There is also a John Sorrell listed in the Continental Line Revolutionary War from Hillsborou 2 CONC gh District # 472. 2 CONT 2 CONT Very probably another child of this man was the Thomas Sorrel who was the Revolutionary Soldi 2 CONC er. 2 CONT 2 CONT "The Sorrells' are an ancient and honored family. Records show early immigrants into Virgini 2 CONC a and Maryland, as early as 1635. A number of land grants, and headrights were issued to the 2 CONC m by the state and colonial governments. The first Census of the United States, taken in 179 2 CONC 0, show that many heads of SORRELLS families were living in Virginia, Maryland, and North Car 2 CONC olina during the Revolutionary period. Many of them were gallant soldiers in the Revolutio 2 CONC n and other wars of that era. 2 CONT 2 CONT The family is not especially prolific, but little attention has been paid to records. Thes 2 CONC e ancestors of ours were a modest people, and their history has never been written. So it i 2 CONC s well that some recognition of their struggles, their privations, their achievements, and th 2 CONC eir service to the world at large be recorded on history's pages. 2 CONT 2 CONT The name has been variously spelled, and seems to have been merely a matter of preference a 2 CONC s to the number of "r's" and "l's" necessary to complete the name. We find recorded SORRELLS 2 CONC , SORREL, SORELL, SORRELLE, SORRAL, SOREL, SORALS, SORAL, SOWALL, SARLES, SEAWELL, etc. Howe 2 CONC ver it is thought that the name was originally spelled SORREL, many early records tend to sho 2 CONC w this. 2 CONT 2 CONT It is said that the family is of noble birth, holding the title of "Earl of Warren". This li 2 CONC ne goes back through a long line of the old world nobility, including early Kings of Britian 2 CONC , and some of the most beloved, and some of the most hated Kings and Queens of Scotland and F 2 CONC rance. In the Thornton Chart, you will find the royal lineage of the Earl of Warren going ba 2 CONC ck to William the Conquerer in 1066. The connection or descent of the SORRELLS family throug 2 CONC h the Fowkes brings so then a long line of distinguished royal ancestory. At a period of abo 2 CONC ut five hundred years elasped between the time of William the Conquerer and the earliest reco 2 CONC rds of the SORRELLS family in American, it is evident that a mass of unrecorded history is st 2 CONC ill shrouded in the past. 2 CONT 2 CONT The name has rather a French look and France perhaps was a first name of the family. Many br 2 CONC anches of the SORRELLS family claim to be of Scotch-Irish extraction. The family moved on fr 2 CONC om Scotland to Ireland and here many marriages occurred. 2 CONT 2 CONT The SORRELLS name appears four times in 'Next of Kin,' a volume published many years ago in E 2 CONC ngland, listing American families whose ancestors had left money and estates in England in tr 2 CONC usts or in the banks. The name may be found in the counties of Essex and Suffolk, England. 2 CONT 2 CONT One tradition says the SORRELLS family fled from France during the persecution, and came by w 2 CONC ay of Norway. Another is that there were three brothers (the three brothers crop up in almos 2 CONC t every family) who came from England to America and settled in Maryland and Virginia, late 2 CONC r going to North Carolina. Some of the descendants of these immigrants pioneered into othe 2 CONC r states. Now a few of them may be found in almost every state of the Union. They are chief 2 CONC ly farmers and professional men, some have become noted newpaper men. There have been a fe 2 CONC w who aspired to political honors, others have been preachers and merchants. As a whole, the 2 CONC y have been noted for the shrewdness, their brilliant intellects, their integrity, and thei 2 CONC r true worth. The SORRELLS are, and always have been, valuable and most hightly respected ci 2 CONC tizens in the states in which they have lived. 2 CONT 2 CONT The SORRELLS Coat of Arms has the Duel Coronet, showing descent from Kings and Queens, also i 2 CONC ndicating that the family is of great ________" (Written by: Marion Dewoody Pettigrew, Pin 2 CONC e Bluff, AR) 2 CONT 2 CONT "The surname SORRELL and it's derivatives (Sorrel, Sorel, Sorrells, etc.) is of French origin 2 CONC . In French it literally means reddish-brown, which in English translates to auburn. Sorrel 2 CONC l's accompanied William the Conqueror, later know as William I, in 1600 when he conquered Bri 2 CONC ttany and then installed himself as king. As was custom, all surviving soldiers were given l 2 CONC and (hence the axioms, "to the victor go the spoils," and the "spoils of war."). When the Gr 2 CONC eat Book, the book (s) which contained all the historical family lineages, coat of arms, etc. 2 CONC , was begun, a Briton (aka. Englishman) wrote the descriptions of the people he was documenti 2 CONC ng in such a way that one could later determine precisely what their lineage was. The SORREL 2 CONC L's are described as 'fair-skinned with reddish-brown hair'. When Britain decided to colon 2 CONC ize the Americas they went to the Great Book, determined exactly "who" was not of strict/pur 2 CONC e Anglo origin, and taxed them into oblivion. Once these people could not pay their taxes, t 2 CONC hey were given the choice of either debtor's prison or a 'free one-way trip" to the colonies! 2 CONC ' (from Lou Sorrell) 2 CONT 2 CONT "SORRELL is a variation of the English place named Soar, which described the man who lived ne 2 CONC ar the river Soar, which was named from Brenton Sar=to flow. Occasionally, Soar derived a 2 CONC s a nickname for the man with reddish hair, from Anglo-Norman-French sor=chestnut (as in th 2 CONC e color of dried leaves). Sor, Saur, Saura are cognates. Diminutive forms are Sorrel, Sorre 2 CONC ll, Sorrill, Sorel, Soreau, Saurel, Soret, Sauret, Saurin, Saury."(From Bath County, KY Gen W 2 CONC eb Site.) 2 CONT 2 CONT "There were French Sorels. A famous mistress of some king or emperor of France was a Sorel 2 CONC , I believe an Agnes. There are many theories about the origin of the name, including the So 2 CONC rrell horse theory". (From Dale Mueller: e-mail NavyGrog@aol.com) (1998) 2 CONT 2 CONT An Edward Sorrell, of James City Co., VA and his wife, Alice, made a deed to land in James Ci 2 CONC ty "adjoining Mr. Sorrell and Mr. Hamlette" on 10 Jun 1703. 2 CONT 2 CONT From Filby and Meyer: PASSENGER AND IMMIGRATION LISTS INDEX the following 2 CONT immigrated into Virginia prior to birth of our Richard in 1706. 2 CONT 2 CONT Robert and John first came in 1635. 2 CONT Thomas in 1642 2 CONT Robert 1651 2 CONT Robert and John 1652 2 CONT Robert 1653 2 CONT Thomas 1642 2 CONT Tim 1662. 2 CONT 2 CONT The following went into Maryland: 2 CONT Mary 1648 2 CONT Ann 1662 2 CONT Thomas 1663 2 CONT Thomas 1664 2 CONT Thomas 1667 2 CONT Richard 1674 2 CONT 2 CONT There was a John Sorrill into N. Carolina 1674 2 CONT John Sorrell into Barbados 1654-1663. 2 CONT 2 CONT Early Virginia Immigrants 1623-1666 by George Cabell Greer 2 CONT 2 CONT Sorrell, John, 1652 by Francis Fleetwood, Lower Norfolk Co 2 CONT Sorrell, Robert, 1652 by Francis Fleetwood, Lower Norfolk Co 2 CONT Sorrell, John, 1647 by Thomas Wright, Lower Norfolk Co 2 CONT Sorrel, Robert, 1653 by Richard Carey, --------Co (spelling is just one L) 2 CONT Sorrell, Robert, 1651, by Thomas Keeling, Lower Norfolk Co 2 CONT Sorrell, Robert, 1647, by Thomas Wright, Lower Norfolk Co 2 CONT Sorwell, Wm, and Eliz., his wife, 1643, by Edward Murfey and John Vaughan, ------Co 1 CHAN 2 DATE 9 Dec 2001 3 TIME 17:04:10 0 @I20068@ INDI 1 NAME /Brooks/ 2 SURN Brooks 1 SEX M 1 _UID 1439527AD303D611B5680080AD00708B1B5E 1 FAMS @F7324@ 1 NOTE Richard and Robert Brooks are listed in the Quit Rent Rolls of New Kent Co., VA in 1704. 2 CONT 2 CONT A possibly son for this BROOKS is: Richard Brooks, b 1670, VA. He married Mary Gibson, and t 2 CONC hey both died the same day 5 Jul 1734 in Hanover Co., VA. 2 CONT 2 CONT Richard and Mary had a son Richard Brooks, Jr. b 1702 and he married Elizabeth. He died in L 2 CONC unenburg, VA. 2 CONT 2 CONT Richard Brooks, Jr. and Elizabeth had a daughter: Sarah Brooks, b 1723 Lunenberg Co., VA wh 2 CONC o married a Nichols Gentry in 1739, Pamunkey Neck, New Kent Co., VA. She died in SC. (infor 2 CONC mation on this family from: Greg Caldwell from Nevada City, CA upperst@pacbell.net) (2001) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Jan 2002 3 TIME 01:42:06 0 @I20175@ INDI 1 NAME John /Clark/ 2 SURN Clark 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 5 Jun 1724 1 DEAT 2 DATE 20 Apr 1767 2 PLAC Duplin Co., NC 1 _UID 42F4BEF9D569D61182D400E0299EDC4E39A9 1 FAMS @F7369@ 1 FAMC @F7434@ 1 NOTE This is the suspected father of our James. We do NOT have absolute proof! 2 CONT 2 CONT CLARKS listed in 1779 Census, 96th Distr (later Edgefield Co), SC. No twp. listed for any o 2 CONC f the Clarks: 2 CONT Alexander Henry John John Lewis Thomas William William 2 CONT 2 CONT On March 21, 1784, Joseph CHAPMAN resided in Ninety Six District. So, he sold his 321 acres t 2 CONC o Isaac Low of Guilford County for 100 pounds North Carolina currency. The tract was on Hogan 2 CONC 's Creek and Little Troublesome Creek. The transaction was witnessed by John Hallum, Joseph C 2 CONC lark, William Clark, Jr. and William Clark. 2 CONT 2 CONT The following notes from: Jan Jackson (janjax@combase.com Jul 2001) from RootsWeb.com 2 CONT 2 CONT CLARK DEEDS, Abstracts of Deeds of Cumberland Co, NC, Vol 1, Books 1-3. 1754-1770 by Willia 2 CONC m C. Fields, Editor. Pages copied at Orlando Public Library and sent to me by John Rountree.) 2 CONC Book 1p 56 15 Jun 1755 JOHN (X) WRIGHT, laborer, to AZARIAH HORSER, planter, both of Cumberl 2 CONC and, for 10 lbs proc, 50 a. on a branch of Lower Little River, as shown by patent. Wit: Archd 2 CONC . McKisscall, ARCHD. CLARK. p 62 5 Feb 1755 ARCHIBALD MCDONALD to NEILL CLARK, both planter 2 CONC s, of Cumerland, for (no amt. spec.), 57 1/4 a. on E/S of Cape Fear River at mouth of Stone 2 CONC s Branch, ARCHD. MCDONALD'S back line. Wit: William Hall, Timothy Claven. (Probate date not g 2 CONC iven.) p 101 15 Jan 1755 Gilbert (X) Buie to Daniel Buie, both of Cumberland, for 200 dollar 2 CONC s (sic) proc., 100 a. on NE/S of Cape Fear River, near Buies Creek. Wit: GILBERT CLARK, Dunca 2 CONC n Buie. Proved by GILBERT CLARK Jan 1756. p 108 25 Jun 1755 Henry (X) Castur, planter, to Ri 2 CONC chard Thorn, both of Cumerland, for 20 lbs proc., 200 a. on branch of Upper Little River call 2 CONC ed Juniper, 5 chains below mouth thereof, by patent to sd Castur 17 Nov 1753. Wit: GILBERT CL 2 CONC ARK, John Dobbing. Ackd. April 1756 p 240 14 Mar 1752 Richard Hall, of Middletown, Conn, no 2 CONC w of New Hanover, Wilmington, mariner, to Mr. James Simpson, of Cumerland, power of attorney. 2 CONC Wit: Hector McNeill, JOHN WALKER (Probate date not given) p 247 5 Apr 1758 Mark Phillips, p 2 CONC lanter, to Duncan McNeill, both of Cumberland, for 40 lbs proc., 250 a. on Locks Creek. Wit 2 CONC : Hector McNeill, HEZEKIAH CLARK p 349 18 Oct 1758 Presbyterian Gentlemen to the Rev. Jame 2 CONC s Campbell; in consideration of the faithful ministry of the gospel of the Church of Scotland 2 CONC , signatories agree to pay sd. Rev. James Campbell 100 lbs per year from 22 June last, provid 2 CONC ed sd. James Campbell accepts our call to be presented to him by the Presbytery of SC. Signe 2 CONC d by Hector McNeill, GILBERT CLARK, Thomas Gibson, Alexr. McAlister, Malcom Smith, Archd. McK 2 CONC ay, John Patterson, (Dushee) Shaw, Neil McNeill, Archd. Buie, Angus Culbreth, John McPherson. 2 CONC Wit: Archibald McNeill, ARCHIBALD CLARK Proved by Archibald McNeill Aug 1760 4 428 27 Jan 1 2 CONC 761 GILBERT CLARK to DANIEL CLARK, both planters, of Cumberland, for 40 lbs proc., 200 a. o 2 CONC n SW/S of Cape Fear River, on Alexander McKay's upper corner, patent to ALEXANDER CLARK, no 2 CONC w decd., 26 Nov 1746 Wit: JOHN CLARK, JOHN (X) CLARK. Ackd. Feb 1761 p 433 16 May 1761 ARCHI 2 CONC BALD CLARK to JOHN CLARK, both planters, of Cumberland, for 20 lbs proc., 100 a. on a branc 2 CONC h of Lower Little River, patent to sd. ARCHIBALD CLARK, 3 May 1760. Wit: GILBERT CLARK, Archi 2 CONC bald (X) McLean Ackd. May 1761 p 435 16 May 1761 GILBERT CLARK, eldest son of ALEXANDER CLAR 2 CONC K, to ARCHIBALD CLARK, son of sd. ALEXANDER CLARK, both planters, of Cumberland, for 30 lbs p 2 CONC roc., 160 a. on the SW/S of Cape Fear River, on river bank 1 1/2 mi. above (Upper) Little Riv 2 CONC er, being upper 1/2 of 310 a. patent to Alexander McKay, who sold sd. 1/2 to Duncan Brown, wh 2 CONC o sold it to Duncan Baker 25 Jan 1745, sold by sd. Baker to ALEXANDER CLARK 18 May 1750. Wit 2 CONC : DANIEL CLARK, Archibald (X) McLean Proved by DANIEL CLARK May 1761 p 471 17 Jun 1761 ARCHI 2 CONC BALD (X) CLARK to JOHN CLARK, both tailors, of Cumberland, for 8 lbs proc., 57 1/4 a. on E/ 2 CONC S of Cape Fear River, at mouth of a stony branch to the river bank, being part of a patent t 2 CONC o Archibald McDonald, who sold to NEILL CLARK, who died without issue, sd ARCHIBALD CLARK, be 2 CONC ing eldest brother & heir to sd. NEILL CLARK. Wit: GILBERT CLARK, JOHN (X) CLARK Proved by GI 2 CONC LBERT CLARK, Aug 1760 Book 2 p 31 13 Jul 1754 Martin (X) Tranthan, planter to Malcom Munroe 2 CONC , both of Cumberland, for 13 lbs, 6 shillings, 8 pence proc., 400 a. on SW/S of Cape Fear Riv 2 CONC er, back of tract laid out for John Holton & on John Smith's upper line, to E/S of Lords Cree 2 CONC k, patent to Martin Trantham 13 Oct 1749. Wit: John Hill, JOHN CLARK Proved by JOHN CLARK, re 2 CONC gd 16 Oct 1754 p 57 23 Jan 1755 ALEXANDER (X) CLARK, carpenter, deed of gift to his son, JOH 2 CONC N CLARK, both of Cumberland, 120 a. on N/S of Upper Little River, on Nathaniel Smiley's bac 2 CONC k line, to the river bank, to Robert Love's corner, to ALEXANDER CLARK'S corner, patent 18 Ma 2 CONC y 1754. Wit: GILBERT CLARK, John McLean Proved by GILBERT CLARK, regd 3 Feb 1755 p 59 23 Ja 2 CONC n 1755 ALEXANDER (X) CLARK, carpenter, deed of gift to his son, JOHN CLARK, both of Cumberlan 2 CONC d, 127 a. on upper side of Upper Little River about 1 1/2 mi. from the mouth thereof, paten 2 CONC t 15 Nov 1753. Wit: GILBERT CLARK, John McLean Proved by GILBERT CLARK, regd 3 Feb 1755 p 10 2 CONC 9 9 Feb 1762 John Patterson, planter of Cumberland, to Daniel Patterson, his eldest son, mino 2 CONC r, & Malcom Patterson, his youngest son, deed of gift; to Daniel, one Negro boy, Gabriel, 5 y 2 CONC rs., & all cattle formerly belonging to Mary Ann Patterson, grandmother of sd. Daniel; to Mal 2 CONC colm, 54 pistoles. Wit: ARCHIBALD CLARK, Isaiah Parvisol Ackd. Feb 1762 p 137 21 Apr 1762 Ar 2 CONC chibald McKissack, of Bladen, to John McFarland, of Cumberland, both planters, for 10 lbs. pr 2 CONC oc., 40 a. on head of Poplar Branch, patent to John Nicholson, decd, 15 Nov 1753. Wit: Dun. M 2 CONC cNeill, JOHN (X) CLARK Proved by JOHN CLARK, Aug 1762 p 241 25 Apr 1762 Archibald McKissak 2 CONC , of Bladen, to JOHN CLARK, of Cumberland, both planters, for 30 lbs, proc, 100 a on a branc 2 CONC h of Rockfish Creek called Juniper, incl place where sd. ARCHD. lived, patent to Daniel Munro 2 CONC e 9 May 1753, who sold to Archd. McKissak Wit: John McFarland, Duncan Campbell Proved by Joh 2 CONC n McFarland Aug 1763 Book 3 p 322 26 Jan 1769 Archibald Buie, Jr., planter, elder son to Dan 2 CONC iel Buie, to Malcom Buie, planter, of Cumberland for 60 lbs proc., 200 a. on NE/S of Cape Fea 2 CONC r River in lower corner of ARCHIBALD PATTERSON'S 200 a. by sd. Patterson's lower line which s 2 CONC d. Archibald bought of Daniel McNeill, Esq. Wit: GILBERT CLARK, JOHN CLARK Ackd Jan 1769 p 3 2 CONC 73 30 Jan 1769 George Mock to Gilbert Buie, both planters of Cumberland, for 55 lbs proc. 20 2 CONC 0 a. on branch of Upper Little River called Juniper, incl mouth, patent to Henry Caster 7 No 2 CONC v 1753 & transferred to Richard Thorn 21 Jun 1755, who sold to George Mock 15 Jan 1762. Wit 2 CONC : GILBERT CLARK, Thomas Dobbins Provedby Thomas Dobbins July 1769 From Abstracts Sampson-Dup 2 CONC lin & Upson Co Deeds, Books 7-9, 1780 to ca 1794, Peterson, Jr. Copied at Orlando Public Libr 2 CONC ary & sent to me by John Rountree) Book 1, Sampson-Duplin Deeds p 192. Deed: Henry McCullo 2 CONC h (by Henry E. McCulloh) to JOHN CLARK. Dated: 30 Mar 1767 (in the 7th year of George III). T 2 CONC rans.: 120 pounds for 400 acres. Deed mentions Doctor Frazor and Panther Swamp. Land was surv 2 CONC eyed by W. Houston, Jr.; chain carriers were Felix Kenan and ARCHABALD CLARK. Wit.: William H 2 CONC ouston and Felix Kenan. The deed closes with: "The within deed was proved in Open Court by th 2 CONC e Oath of Felix Kenan. Certified by James Sampson C.C." Book 7, Sampson-Duplin Deeds p 488 De 2 CONC ed: DANIEL CLARK to Robert Byrd. Dated: 19 April 1782. Trans.: 5 lbs "Currency of the State 2 CONC " for 100 acres "On the South side of Goshen swamp Between Panther and Reedy Branch." Deed me 2 CONC ntions Robert Byrd's corner, Henry Faison, JOHN CLARK'S old corner, Thomas Gray, and a pond 2 CONC . Wit: Theophilus Williams, Daniel ally, and NATHAN CLARK. Book 9, Sampson Co Deeds p 46 Dee 2 CONC d: DANIEL CLARK (of Duplin Co) to JAMES CLARK ("of the same place"). Dated: 5 February 1782 2 CONC . Trans.: 200 lbs specie for 328 acres of land in two tracts. Deed conveys "One Certain tract 2 CONC ....of land lying in Sampson and partly in Duplin County all that part of a survey Containin 2 CONC g (100) acres of land granted by letters pattent to John Clark Bearing date (4 March 1775) wh 2 CONC ich lies on the North side of the dividing Branch and also one other piece....of land lying.. 2 CONC .in the County of Sampson aforesaid and partly in Duplin County On the South side of Goshen s 2 CONC wamp and panther Branch containing...(248) acres of land...including the plantation that WILL 2 CONC IAM CLARK formerly lived On and being the upper half or part of parcell of land which JOHN CL 2 CONC ARK SENIOR formerly purchased from Henry McCulloh and is now Bounded Between the said DANIE 2 CONC L CLARK and the said JAMES CLARKs other land the land that was former George Fraziers all whi 2 CONC ch said Two pieces or parcells of lands Containing in the whole (328) acres of land...was Con 2 CONC veyed by the heirs of JOHN CLARK deceased By a deed of bargan and sail (sic) Bearing date (3 2 CONC 0 September 1791) to the said DANIEL CLARK." Wit: DAVID CLARK. (From Edgefield County, SC, W 2 CONC ills, 1787-1836, p 21 by James E & Vivian Wooley. Copied & sent to me by John Rountree.) p 7 2 CONC 2 25 Sep 1794 I, LEWIS CLARK, being weak of body but of a perfect mind & memory. First I giv 2 CONC e my plantation whereon I now live & houses with all my lands to be equally divided in the fo 2 CONC llowing manner to my four chn. that is NANCY BLALOCK, JOHN CLARK, LEWIS CLARK, JAMES CLARK ea 2 CONC ch to have a part equal in value, first my dtr. NANCY & son JOHN to have their part laid of 2 CONC f to them & have possession of by first day March in the year 1802. The other two sons to hav 2 CONC e their part at the death of their mother if they are of full age, if not the property to rem 2 CONC ain in the hands of the executors until that time. I give all the negroes that I possess of w 2 CONC ith their increased to be divided at the time above mentioned. I desire that all my just debt 2 CONC s to be paid and the property to remain together in the hands of my dear wife ZILPAH CLARK fo 2 CONC r her support and the children, & then to dispose of as she thinks best. I appoint my wife ZE 2 CONC LPAH CLARK & BUCKNER BLALOCK my executors. Wit: BENJ. CLARK, WM. WILLIAMS & JOSEPH WALKER...S 2 CONC igned LEWIS CLARK...Proved in open Court by the oath of BENJAMIN CLARK & JOSEPH WALKER Jan te 2 CONC rm 1795 & ordered to be recorded.. (From DUPLIN COUNTY WILLS, 1730-1860, by William L Murphy 2 CONC . Copied & sent to me by John Rountree.) 105. CLARK, ARCHIBALD (CR.035.801.3/A-76) 6 Mar 177 2 CONC 0 - no probate wife ALICE my Black Horse, 1 Feather Bed and Furniture, 1 Spining wheel; resid 2 CONC ue of estate left after debts are paid to be divided by my Wife and all my Brothers and Siste 2 CONC r (not named) extr: Brother JOHN wit: Tho Gray, George Frazar, Michael King, Jr. signed: ARCH 2 CONC D. CLARK *****107. CLARK, JOHN (A-82) 16 Apr 1767 - Aug Term 1767 & Jul Term 1796 negroes Ma 2 CONC ria & Phillis sold & money divided equally among my seven oldest children WILLIAM, ARCHEBOLD 2 CONC , JOHN, LEWIS, ELIZABETH, DANIEL & NATHAN; negro Violet To be kept for my four youngest child 2 CONC ren BENJAMIN, DAVID, PENELOPE & JAMES until the youngest of the four comes of age and then sh 2 CONC e and her increase to be equally divided among the four; son BENJAMIN one cow & calf; son JAM 2 CONC ES one cow & claf; all my children the cattle in a common way therein which the oldest boys k 2 CONC nows to be whether in a mark of their own or in my property mark; rest of my stock of cattle 2 CONC , horses & meares, hogs & sheep, all moveable with all my house hold goods, Beds & furniture 2 CONC , putter, pots, still & worms and everything that is mine about the plantation or elsewhere t 2 CONC o be sold and money equally divided among all my children; dau. ELIZABETH a linen wheel & a w 2 CONC oolen wheel; youngest boys, DAVID & JAMES the plantation I now live on, the lower portion t 2 CONC o DAVID adj. the run in panther Swamp to where the little branch goes through the field, up t 2 CONC he east branch through the piney woods & to JAMES the upper part with the houses, orchards an 2 CONC d other conveniences thereunto at the mouth of the little branch that divides the field on pa 2 CONC nther swamp; brother JOHN care of my son JAMES; cousin DUNCAN care of my son DAVID; cousin GI 2 CONC LBERT to raise my youngest dau; 3 youngest children to have 2 to 10 pds a year; oldest dau t 2 CONC o have the care of my sons DANIEL & ARCHEBOLD; son NATHAN to have the care of my son WILLIAM. 2 CONC extrs: sons JOHN & ARCHEBOLD & cousin GILBERT CLARK "living on Barbecue Creek south side o 2 CONC f the Norwest" wit: Robert Byrd, Gilbert (X) McCallop, WILLIAM CLARK signed: JOHN CLARK Fro 2 CONC m Abstracts, Sampson-Duplin & Sampson Co Deeds, Books 7-9 (ca 1780 to ca 1794), by Max R. Pet 2 CONC erson, Jr., sent to me by John Rountree: Page 46. DANIEL CLARK (of Duplin Co) to JAMES CLAR 2 CONC K ("of the same place"). Dated: 5 Feb 1782. Trans.: 200 pounds specia for 328 acres of land i 2 CONC n two tracts. Deed conveys "One Certain tract....of land lying in Sampson & partly in Dupli 2 CONC n Co all that part of a survey Containing (100) acres of land granted by letters pattent (sic 2 CONC ) to JOHN CLARK Bearing date (4 Mar 1775) which lies on the North side of the dividing Branc 2 CONC h and also one other piece.....of land lying......in the County of Sampson aforesaid and part 2 CONC ly in Duplin Co On the South side of Goshen swamp and panther Branch Containing....(248) acre 2 CONC s of land....including the plantation that WILLIAM CLARK formerly lived On and being the uppe 2 CONC r half or part of parcell of land which JOHN CLARK SENIOR formerly purchased from HENRY MCCUL 2 CONC LOH and is now Bounded Between the said DANIEL CLARK and the said JAMES CLARKs other land an 2 CONC d the land that was former George Fraziers all which said Two pieces or parcells of lands Con 2 CONC taining in the whole (328) acres of land...was Conveyed by the heirs of JOHN CLARK deceased B 2 CONC y a deed of bargain and sail (sic) Bearing date (30 Sep 1791) to the said DANIEL CLARK." Wit. 2 CONC : DAVID CLARK. (See notes 3, 12, 15h, 18i, and 20) From Abstracts Sampson County Deeds, Book 2 CONC s 10-12 (ca. 1794 to ca. 1804) by Max R. Peterson, Jr., sent to me by John Rountree: Book 10 2 CONC Page 384. Deed: WILLIAM and BENJAMIN CLERK to JAMES CLERK. Dated: 20 June 1797. Document stat 2 CONC es: "Whereas DANIEL CLERK late of the County of Duplin...Deceased died intestate and at the t 2 CONC ime of his death was seized & possessed of Sundry lands lying in Duplin and Sampson Cos on th 2 CONC e heads of panther Branch and Reedy branch including and adjoining to the plantation Whereo 2 CONC n he then lived Containing in the whole (672) acres....apart of Which land have since his dea 2 CONC th been laid off to DIANA CLERK the Widow of the said DANIEL CLARK includeing the dwelling Ho 2 CONC use and Mainor Plantation for her dower during her life and the said DANIEL CLERK leaving n 2 CONC o legal issues of his body Begotten his legal heirs were his Brothers and sisters to Wit. WIL 2 CONC LIAM CLERK BENJAMAN CLERK LEWIS CLERK NATHAN CLERK DANIEL CLERK and JAMES CLERK and his Siste 2 CONC rs ELIZABETH WALKER the Wife of JOSEPH WALKER and PENELOPE WRIGHT wife of JOHN WRIGHT. Now th 2 CONC is Indenture Witnesseth that the said WILLIAM CLERK and BENJAMAN CLERK Two of the Brothers an 2 CONC d lawfull Heirs of the said DANIEL CLERK deceased Claiming Right and property in the Estate o 2 CONC f their said Brother decd. for...the sum of (25 lbs)...to each of their Brothers....Have sold 2 CONC ....unto the said JAMES CLERK all and Every part and parcell of their interest property Clai 2 CONC m and demand Whatsoever...in all....of the property of the Estate of the said DANIEL CLERK de 2 CONC cd. Which they....Could or might have or Claim to enjoy." Wit.: David Slocumb and Hardy Ryall 2 CONC . (1o,2,3,8q) 2 CONT Page 390. Deed: NATHAN CLERK, JOHN WRIGHT, PENELOPE WRIGHT, and DAVID CLERK to JAMES CLERK 2 CONC . Dated: 17 March 1797. Document states: "Whereas DANIEL CLARK late of the County of Duplin.. 2 CONC . Died Intestate and at the time of his death was seized and possessed of sundry lands in Dup 2 CONC lin County and in Sampson County On the head of Panther Branch and Reedy Branch includeingan 2 CONC d adjoining to the Plantation Whereon he Now lived Containing in the Whole (672) acres of lan 2 CONC d... a part of which lands Have since his death been laid off to DIANA CLERK Widow of the sai 2 CONC d DANIEL CLERK includeing the Dwelling House and manner Plantation for her Dower during her l 2 CONC ife and the said DANIEL CLERK leaving No Issue of his body Begotten his legal Heirs Where (si 2 CONC c) his Brothers and Sisters to Wit. WILLIAM CLERK BENJAMAN CLERK LEWIS CLERK NATHAN CLERK an 2 CONC d JAMES CLERK and his sisters ELIZABETH WALKER the wife of JOSEPH WALKER and PENELOPE WRIGH 2 CONC T the wife of JOHN WRIGHT Now this Indenture Witnesseth that the said NATHAN CLERK DAVID CLER 2 CONC K and JOHN WRIGHT and PENELOPE his wife Two of the brothers and One of the sisters and Brothe 2 CONC r in law of the said DANIEL CLERK deceased Being legal Heirs and Claiming Right and propert 2 CONC y in the Estate of their said Brother DANIEL CLERK for... the sum of (25 lbs)... to Each of t 2 CONC hem in Hand... paid by the said JAMES CLART... all... of their interest property Claim and de 2 CONC mand Whatsoever of and in the said lands of the said DANIEL CLARK deceased and of and in al 2 CONC l and every Other thing or things Article or Articles of the property or Estate of the said D 2 CONC ANIEL CLERK deceased which they... as legal Heirs thereunto Could Claim or enjoy." Wit.: Davi 2 CONC d Wright and Thomas Guy (Grey?). (1o,2,4,8q) Book 11 Page 334. Deed: Buckner Blaylock (of Edg 2 CONC efield Co, SC) and Nancy Blaylock (wife wife) to JAMES CLARK (of Duplin Co). Dated: 23 Jan 17 2 CONC 99. Document states: "Whereas DANIEL CLARK late of the County of Duplin....Died Intestate an 2 CONC d at the time and Before his death was....possessed of sundry lands and Tenements...and leavi 2 CONC ng no legal issue the said lands and Tenements by the laws of the State Devolved upon his Bro 2 CONC thers and sisters and Legal Representatives and LEWIS CLERK One of the Brothers of the said D 2 CONC ANIEL CLARK Being dead previous to the death of the said DANIEL CLARK left legal issue to wi 2 CONC t NANCY since married to the said BUCKNER BLAYLOCK and two sons to wit Lewis and James who a 2 CONC s the legal Representative of the said LEWIS CLARK Claims in Right of their Father distributi 2 CONC ve share of the lands and tenements of the said DANIEL CLARK. Now This Indenture Wittnesset 2 CONC h that the said Buckner Blaylock and Nancy his wife the Daughter of the said LEWIS CLARK clai 2 CONC ming One third part of that portion of the said lands and Tenements of the said DANIEL whic 2 CONC h by his Death devolved to the heirs and Representatives of the said LEWIS CLARK," etc. Trans 2 CONC .: 8 lbs 6 shillings 8 pence for "all......the Right title interest property Claim and deman 2 CONC d whatsoever of them the said Buckner Blaylock and Nancy his wife of and in the said lands an 2 CONC d Tenements of the said DANIEL CLARK deceased....in Duplin and Sampson Cos or Eleswhere (sic) 2 CONC ." Wit: JOSEPH WALKER and ELIZABETH WALKER. (2, 4, 10l, 12a) US Census, 1790, Duplin, New Ha 2 CONC nover, Onslow, and Sampson Counties Last Name First Name County 1 2 3 4 5 CLARK David: Sampso 2 CONC n Co., NC 3 1 3 2 CLARK James: Sampson Co., NC 1 1 1 4 CLARK John: Onslow Co., NC 2 1 1 CLAR 2 CONC K Nathan: Sampson Co., NC 1 2 3 1 CLARK Rheuben: Onslow Co., NC 1 CLARK William: Onslow Co. 2 CONC , NC 2 1 1 List of Sampson-Duplin Revolutionary War Soldiers. From the Book, Revolutionary W 2 CONC ar Records of Duplin-Sampson Counties By Virginia and Oscar Bizzell c1997. Posted by:...Jerom 2 CONC e Tew... CLARK, Benjamin, Private, NC Militia, Pension # S 31611 CLARK, David, Private, NC M 2 CONC ilitia CLARK (Clerk?), John, Ensign, NC Militia, and 2nd NC Continental Line 2 CONT 2 CONT Had a son by a probable second marriage named Alexander. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 17 Dec 2003 3 TIME 17:02:01 0 @I20275@ INDI 1 NAME Alexander /CLARK/ 2 SURN CLARK 2 GIVN Alexander 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE BEF. 1705 2 PLAC Isle of Jura, Scotland 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1762 2 PLAC Cumberland Co., NC 1 _UID 0DEA3FBC796AD61182D400E0299EDC4EE373 1 FAMS @F7434@ 1 FAMC @F7436@ 1 NOTE Emigrated to America, settled Cross Creek, NC, 1736 Source: Converging Paths, Thelma Duty McK 2 CONC inney, 1972. 2 CONT 2 CONT Information here is primarily from family Bibles and other documented sources. Information f 2 CONC rom Mrs. Flora Moore from the family Bible of Gilbert CLARK and his son Davis. The Bible wa 2 CONC s printed in 1746 in Edinburgh by Richard Watkins, his Majesties Printer. 2 CONT Gilbert CLARK his memorandum (born 1723 Jura: D. 8 Oct 1798, Cumberland Co., NC Justice of th 2 CONC e Peace, Capt. Militia, founding Elder of Barbecue Church) 2 CONT My daughter Mary was born last day of January 1751/2 never married 2 CONT My son Daniel was forn fourth day of February 1753, never married d. 1753 2 CONT Flora b 23 Apr 1754 married John Smith II d 21, 1796 2 CONT David b 23 Jun 1756 married cousin Nancy McLean d 7 Apr 1835 2 CONT Ann b 23 Jun 1758 married Patrick Smith d ca 1847 2 CONT Margaret b 13 Feb 1760 2 CONT Alexander b 25 Feb 1762 md. cousin Marion McLean moved to Bibb Co., AL 2 CONT 2 CONT Sketches of North Carolina by Rev. Henry W. Foote, "Alexander Clark arrived in the upper Cap 2 CONC e Fear region of North Carolina in 1739 from the Isle of Jura off the west coast of Scotland 2 CONC . Alexander's father was Gilbert, a half-brother to Kenneth. Alexander married Florah McLea 2 CONC n, and they had issue four sons (Gilbert, John, Daniel, Archibald) and four daughters. Son G 2 CONC ilbert was sixteen when the family moved to what is now Harnett Co., NC. Copies of Foote ar 2 CONC e available from: Mrs. Sally McLeod Owen, 710 Person St., #204, Raleigh, NC 27604 (919) 835-0 2 CONC 920. 2 CONT 2 CONT Some descendants of Kenneth CLARK came over later. 2 CONT 2 CONT Alexander Clark was a farmer and carpenter. He was a Presbyterian. 2 CONT 2 CONT p 435 16 May 1761 GILBERT CLARK, eldest son of ALEXANDER CLARK, to ARCHIBALD CLARK, son of sd 2 CONC . ALEXANDER CLARK, both planters, of Cumberland, for 30 lbs proc., 160 a. on the SW/S of Cap 2 CONC e Fear River, on river bank 1 1/2 mi. above (Upper) Little River, being upper 1/2 of 310 a. p 2 CONC atent to Alexander McKay, who sold sd. 1/2 to Duncan Brown, who sold it to Duncan Baker 25 Ja 2 CONC n 1745, sold by sd. Baker to ALEXANDER CLARK 18 May 1750. Wit: DANIEL CLARK, Archibald (X) Mc 2 CONC Lean Proved by DANIEL CLARK May 1761 1 CHAN 2 DATE 18 May 2002 3 TIME 17:04:32 0 @I20276@ INDI 1 NAME Flora /MCLEAN/ 2 SURN MCLEAN 2 GIVN Flora 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE BEF. 1705 2 PLAC Jura Island, Argyle, Scotland 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT. 8 MAR 1765 2 PLAC Cumberland Co., NC 1 _UID 0FEA3FBC796AD61182D400E0299EDC4EE593 1 FAMS @F7434@ 1 FAMC @F7437@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 18 May 2002 3 TIME 17:28:22 0 @I20401@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /McGhoill/ 2 SURN McGhoill 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE BEF 1694 2 PLAC Jura Island, Argyle, Scotland 1 DEAT 2 DATE AFT 1716 2 PLAC Jura Island, Argyle, Scotland 1 _UID D0EB3FBC796AD61182D400E0299EDC4EA7B2 1 FAMS @F7436@ 1 NOTE Information from: Rootsweb.com (Lee and Walt Vandevender whvande@sandia.gov Apr 2002) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 18 May 2002 3 TIME 17:23:08 0 @I20404@ INDI 1 NAME Gilbert /CLARK/ 2 SURN CLARK 2 GIVN Gilbert 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT. 1685 2 PLAC Jura Island, Argyle,Scotland 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1716 2 PLAC Jura Island, Argyle, Scotland 1 _UID C4EA3FBC796AD61182D400E0299EDC4E9AE3 1 FAMS @F7436@ 1 FAMC @F7491@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 18 May 2002 3 TIME 17:22:45 0 @I20609@ INDI 1 NAME /CLARK/ 2 SURN CLARK 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1650 2 PLAC Scotland 1 _UID C5EE3FBC796AD61182D400E0299EDC4E9F2F 1 FAMS @F7491@ 1 NOTE "There has been various spellings for the name of Clark. The name was taken from the profess 2 CONC ions of clergy and clerk. The name appears as CLARK, CLARKE, DLERK, CLERKE, and CLERYKE. Th 2 CONC e families in Virginia, South Carolina and Alabama still use Clarke. The Clarks that droppe 2 CONC d the "e" did so following the Revolutionary War and before the Civil War. Especially the on 2 CONC es that came farther south dropped the "e". The Clark family is a very interesting family 2 CONC . We have come across Clarks from Scotland, Germany, and Ireland. " (Our Clarks by Florenc 2 CONC e Clark Griffin & Edna Clark Millier, 1977) 2 CONT 2 CONT "The name CLARK is derived from the word Clericus, meaning a priest, or one connected with th 2 CONC e service of the church. It is an English name and distinquished during the time of Willia 2 CONC m the Conqueror. The old records show a variety of ways of spelling--Clarck, Clearck, Cleark 2 CONC , Clearke, Clearcke, Clerc, Clerck, and Clercke. The name was quite common among the early s 2 CONC ettlers of Massachusetts--one of the names was on the Mayflower". 2 CONT 2 CONT Grandfather Clark had residences in Scotland and Ireland. He was Presbyterian. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 18 May 2002 3 TIME 17:21:37 0 @I20630@ INDI 1 NAME Daniel /MCLEAN/ 2 SURN MCLEAN 2 GIVN Daniel 1 SEX M 1 _UID F8EE3FBC796AD61182D400E0299EDC4ED25F 1 FAMS @F7437@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 18 May 2002 3 TIME 18:02:15 0 @I20631@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /Buie/ 2 SURN Buie 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 _UID FAEE3FBC796AD61182D400E0299EDC4ED47F 1 FAMS @F7437@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 18 May 2002 3 TIME 18:02:24 0 @I20687@ INDI 1 NAME Mourning /Green/ 2 SURN Green 2 GIVN Mourning 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1721 2 PLAC VA 1 _UID 42E700731F72D61182D400E0299EDC4E3B8F 1 FAMS @F515@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 May 2002 3 TIME 09:46:33 0 @I20753@ INDI 1 NAME /Dickson/ 2 SURN Dickson 1 SEX M 1 _UID 82CE9A45805DD811BE2600C0267EFAB0E797 1 FAMS @F10355@ 1 NOTE From: Marty Dickson Skyefield Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 8:45 A 2 CONC M 2 CONT Dear Friend: I am searching for any information on Michael Dickson, son of William Dickson, w 2 CONC ho lived in Pendleton District in the mid/late 1700s. 2 CONT This Michael was the brother of General David Dickson. 2 CONT Thank you for anything that you might suggest. 2 CONT 2 CONT North Carolina USGenWeb Archives - list a David Dickson on the Muster Rolls, War of 1812 2 CONT 2 CONT In 1830 Surry Co., NC Census: 2 CONT Frank Dickson 2 CONT Abraham Dickson 2 CONT John Dickson (3) 2 CONT David Dickson 2 CONT 2 CONT Here is what is in the 1830 Surry Co., NC census: 2 CONT 2 males 5-10 2 CONT 1 male 40-50 (John Dickson 2 CONC ) 2 CONT 2 Females under 5 2 CONT 1 female 10-15 2 CONT 1 female 15-20 2 CONT 1 female 40-50 2 CONT Name: Dickson, John 2 CONT Township: Unknown Townships 2 CONT County: Surry 2 CONT State: North Carolina 2 CONT Year: 1830 2 CONT Roll: M19_125 2 CONT Page: 98 2 CONT Image: 2 CONT 191 2 CONT 2 CONT 1830 Surry Co., N.C. census 2 CONT David Dickson 1 Male under 5 (Columbus) 2 CONT 1 Female under 5 (Rebecca) 2 CONT 1 Male 20-30 (David) 2 CONT 1 Female 20-30 (Elizabeth) 2 CONT Name: Dickson, David 2 CONT Township: Unknown Townships 2 CONT County: Surry 2 CONT State: North Carolina 2 CONT Year: 1830 2 CONT Roll: M19_125 2 CONT Page: 99 2 CONT Image: 193 2 CONT 2 CONT Query I found posted online: Descendants of John Knight Shelton at: http://freepages.genealog 2 CONC y.rootsweb.com/~smokymtnman/shelton/pafg13.htm 2 CONT Ursula married (1) William Ricker on 20 Mar 1823 in Greene Co, TN. William was born in 1798 i 2 CONC n Carmen Township, Shelton Laurel, Buncombe Co, NC. 2 CONT From:To:"Joe Payne" Subject:Re: Shelton Laurel, Madison Co., NC Rickers Date:Mon, 17 Jul 200 2 CONC 0 15:27:38 -0400 2 CONT Hi Joe, Thanks for writing to me Joe...the parent's of this William Ricker that married Ursul 2 CONC a Shelton isn't known... I feel sure that he is related to my *Peter Ricker...maybe a grandso 2 CONC n, but which son isn't known... Peter and Peggy had a son named William Ricker that I used t 2 CONC o think was this William that married Ursula Shelton...but, Peter and Peggy's son was kille 2 CONC d in New Orleans during the War of 1812. Here is what Rich Nallenweg wrote about this Willia 2 CONC m Ricker...and also our cousin, Raylene Cheatham. I copied something from the Tennessee Archi 2 CONC ves in Nashville that concerned William Ricker. His property was evidently inherited by his b 2 CONC rothers and sisters. They were selling 160 acres of land in the Arkansas Territory to John Di 2 CONC ckson the 18th of September, 1826. The deed of conveyance was from Jacob Ricker, George Ricke 2 CONC r, Frederick Ricker, Martin Ricker, John Ricker, Joshua Willet and Rachel (his wife), Phili 2 CONC p Smithers and Ephs (his wife),Solomon Fann and Polly (his wife), Michael Crum and Hulda (hi 2 CONC s wife). Philip Evert and Peggy (his wife), heirs at law of William Ricker Decd. This propert 2 CONC y was in the northwest 1/4 of section 35 of township seven north in range 13 west and founde 2 CONC d on warrant 25.886. At least this information gives a record of who the Ricker sisters wer 2 CONC e married to. Its too bad the wives of the Ricker brothers were not mentioned. 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT 18 Oct 1837 Green Co TN Vol 19 Page 171 This indenture made the 18th day of October in the ye 2 CONC ar 1837. Between John Love of Greene County and State of Tennessee of one part and John Keste 2 CONC rson of the same county and state of the other part. Witnesseth that the said John Love, fo 2 CONC r and in consideration of the sum of fifteen dollars to me in hand paid the receipt of whic 2 CONC h is hereby acknowledged. I the said John Love have granted, bargained and sold, and do so b 2 CONC y these presents, grant, bargain, sell, alien, enforce and confirm to him the said John Keste 2 CONC rson a certain piece or parcel of land situated in the county of Greene aforesaid and bounde 2 CONC d as follows. Beginning at a red oak on Gordon's line and running thence south with his lin 2 CONC e 236 poles to a stake on H.Dunigan's line. Thence S45 east 104 poles to a white oak, Bowling 2 CONC 's corner. Thence a direct corner to the beginning. Containing thirty acres be the same mor 2 CONC e or less. To have and to hold the said piece or parcel of land to him the said John Kesterso 2 CONC n and to his heirs forever and I the said John Love do by these present forever warrant and d 2 CONC efend the said piece or parcel of land every part thereof to him the said John Kesterson an 2 CONC d his heirs forever against the claims, right and title of all persons whatsoever who now d 2 CONC o or hereafter may lawfully claim any rights, title or interest of or to the same of any par 2 CONC t thereof. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the day and yea 2 CONC r first herein written, sealed, delivered in presence of: A. Kennedy, John Love, Jacob Smith 2 CONT This indenture further witnesseth that I John Dickson of the same county and state doth by th 2 CONC ese presents, release and relinquish to the within named John Kesterson all my right and titl 2 CONC e to the within mentioned tract of land, and all the claim I have or may be support to have t 2 CONC o the same. witness my hand & seal the day and year first therein written. Witness: A. Kenned 2 CONC y J Dickson, Jacob Smith 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT Greene Co., TN history: "Samuel Henderson sold to John Dickson two tracts 100acres and 45acre 2 CONC s on the south side of the Nolichucky River in the year 1836. This land joins John Wilson's o 2 CONC ld place, Henderson's line, a tree marked JH, Phillip Nesses line, Wilson now George mason' 2 CONC s line, (the same land Samuel Henderson sold to Archibald Buster on 25 April 1830). Buster so 2 CONC ld to John Dickson on 2 August 1830. Under signature of Samuel Henderson. General Index to Re 2 CONC al Estate Conveyances Greene County TN Book 19 p. 236." 2 CONT 2 CONT Bright Hope Furnace Ledger 2 CONT Furnace Creek, Greene County Tennessee 2 CONT 1835-1836 2 CONT "John Dickson - age 50-60 in Census of 1840 and prominent merchant of Greeneville, Tennessee 2 CONC . One of brothers who emigrated to United States from Ireland in 1818. Owned considerable lan 2 CONC d in Greene County and several lots in Greeneville per Tax List of 1836. Apparently had ¼-int 2 CONC erest in Bright Hope Furnace Machinery according to settlement recorded 19 July 1836 in the L 2 CONC edger. President Andrew Jackson was reportedly his house guest on one occasion. " 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a John DICKSON in 1850 Greene Co., TN Census, pg 141, part A 2 CONT Line #42 2 CONT House # 53 2 CONT John Dickson, 70 M, Farmer, Real Estate $20,000, b Ireland 2 CONT Sarah 69, b Scotland 2 CONT Matilda D. Martin 44,b Ireland 2 CONT Line #42 2 CONT House # 53 2 CONT John Dickson, 70 M, Farmer, Real Estate $20,000, b Ireland 2 CONT 2 CONT William Dickson, pg. 142, Part A 2 CONT Line #41, 2 CONT House #63 2 CONT Age, 62. M, none, Ireland 2 CONT Isabella Ewart, 31, F, Ireland 2 CONT Elizabeth G. Dickson, 21, F, Ireland 2 CONT Isabella Dunlap, 16, F, Ireland 2 CONT 2 CONT Goodspeed's History of Greene Co --1887 2 CONT "The first schools in Greeneville, as now remembered, were taught in a log house standing nea 2 CONC r where Rhea Academy is, and in the Presbyterian Church. The latter was a boy's school, and w 2 CONC as taught for four or five years by Joseph Brown. The former was doubtless the original Rhe 2 CONC a Academy, and was opened about 1812. The lot was donated by John Rhea in 1811, and it is sai 2 CONC d that he also furnished a large part of the funds for the erection of the building. The pres 2 CONC ent academy was built about 1825, and about 1840 the building for the female department was e 2 CONC rected upon the lot given by John Dickson. 2 CONT 2 CONT About 1843 an Episcopal Church was organized and a house of worship erected. Among the firs 2 CONC t members were Gen. T. D. Arnold and wife, Mordecai Lincoln and wife, Mrs. John Dickson, Mrs 2 CONC . Matilda Martin, Mrs. Catherine Williams, Miss Mary Lincoln and Loyd Tillman. The first mini 2 CONC ster was Dr. McCabe, his successors were Dr. Goode, A. M. Royce and W. W. Cahagan. The congre 2 CONC gation was never a large one and, owing to deaths and removals, it has been still further dec 2 CONC reased, and for several years no regular services have been held." 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT OLD HARMONY CEMETERY 2 CONT (First Presbyterian Cemetery) 2 CONT Greeneville, Tennessee 2 CONT Copied by Goldene Burgner in 1965 2 CONT Listed by Rows in 2001 by Carolyn S. Gregg 2 CONT 2 CONT DICKSON 2 CONT A bit more info. 2 CONT 2 CONT Row C 2 CONT 3. John Dickson 2 CONT 1780-5/23/1855 2 CONT 2 CONT 4. Sarah Dickson 2 CONT 5/6/1781-3/6/1864 2 CONT 2 CONT 5. Eliza Dickson 2 CONT 6/1766-10/30/1836 2 CONT 2 CONT 6. William Dickson 2 CONT 1775-1/2/1843 2 CONT 2 CONT Eliza (1766-1836) C-5 2 CONT James W. (d. 1849) U-1 2 CONT John (1780-1855) C-3 2 CONT Sarah (1781-1864)C-4 2 CONT William (1775-1843) C-6 2 CONT William C. (d. 1851) U-3 2 CONT William G. (1841-1865) U-2 2 CONT 2 CONT 2 CONT Name: Sarah Dickson 2 CONT Relation: Consort 2 CONT Relative: John Dickson 2 CONT Birth Date: 06 May 1781 2 CONT Death Date: 01 Mar 1864 2 CONT Comments: Born in Greenock, Scotland 2 CONT Cemetery Description:Greene County Tombstone Records 2 CONT Copied by- Miss Martha Smith; Miss Alice Erwin; Mrs. Lizzie-Lou Marshall. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 12 Feb 2004 3 TIME 17:24:37 0 @I22209@ INDI 1 NAME Zelphy // 2 GIVN Zelphy 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1755 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1845 2 PLAC Sevier Co., TN 1 BURI 2 PLAC Clark Cemetery, Sevier Co.,TN 1 _UID C3F6EB21A2ACD61182D400E0299EDC4E21D2 1 FAMS @F7381@ 1 NOTE Based on the names of the children of Isom CLARK's daughter, the evidence indicates that thi 2 CONC s was 2 CONT very likely their mother. The fact that Joseph named a daughter Zepha also indicates this. 2 CONT 2 CONT Cocke County, Tennessee, Big Pigeon Church Minutes 1787 - 1874, Pages 30 - 39: 2 CONT 5th January 1805: Met according to a Jornment and after prayer proseaded to buisness -ZILPHI 2 CONC A CLARK applied for a letter of Dismission the same being granted unto hir ELEZEBETH MORRIS t 2 CONC he same ajornd till meeting in corse - A. McKay 2 CONT 2 CONT Probably the Silva on the 1830 Sevier Co., TN Census: 2 CONT 2 males 15-20 2 CONT 1 male 50-60 2 CONT 1 female 30-40 2 CONT 1 female 70-80 2 CONT 2 CONT (John, Joseph, Isom, and Amos already on their own!) 2 CONT Who is the male 50-60?- (Born 1770-1780) Perhaps a Son and Daughter-In-Law 2 CONT (2 males 15-20 could have been born: 1805-1815)-Probably grandchildren or Jeremiah (He was bo 2 CONC rn 2 CONT in SC) because I can't find him anywhere in the 1830 Census otherwise. 2 CONT 2 CONT 1837 Tax List: Sevier Co., TN: 2 CONT Names Of Person Acres Value Tax School Value Tax XXX Value 2 CONT Clark, Zelpha 240 700 35 2 CONT 2 CONT 1840 Sevier Co., TN Census: 2 CONT Zilphy CLARK 2 CONT 1 male 10-15 2 CONT 1 female 20-30 2 CONT 1 female 80-90 2 CONT 2 CONT She is thought to be buried in the CLARK family cemetery. The CLARK Cemetery contains about 4 2 CONC 0-50 graves marked with fieldstones. No names can be read on the stones. It is located nea 2 CONC r the Little Pigeon River, about one-half mile west of Red Bank Baptist Church. To reach thi 2 CONC s cemetery, beginning in Sevierville at the intersection of US 441 and State Route 66, driv 2 CONC e on US 411 (toward Newport) for 3.3 miles. Turn right onto Old US 411. Drive 0.6 miles an 2 CONC d bear right onto Pittman Center Road. Drive 2.0 miles. The cemetery is on the right, abou 2 CONC t 400 yards at the top of the hill in a grove of trees.According to records of Jeremiah CLAR 2 CONC K in the 1870 and 1880 Census records of Whitfield Co., GA, his mother was born in Ireland. 2 CONT 2 CONT Some records state that her last name was SCOTT, but it appears that there was a Zelphia SCOT 2 CONC T who did marry a James CLARK. That James was in the 1850 St. Joseph Co., IN Census, 80 year 2 CONC s old living with his son Malachi, therefore not our James CLARK. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 26 Dec 2003 3 TIME 17:26:52 0 @I22300@ INDI 1 NAME Alexander /Hawkins/ , Sr. 2 SURN Hawkins 2 GIVN Alexander 2 NSFX , Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1720 1 DEAT 2 DATE ABT 1806 2 PLAC Oglethorpe Co., GA 2 SOUR @S149@ 1 _UID 220753FA88BBD61182D400E0299EDC4EC7E3 1 FAMS @F8214@ 1 FAMC @F8215@ 1 NOTE Family information from the Obituary of Susannah Hawkins Freeman. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Aug 2002 3 TIME 19:58:02 0 @I22301@ INDI 1 NAME Mary // 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 _UID 250753FA88BBD61182D400E0299EDC4ECA13 1 FAMS @F8214@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 29 Aug 2002 3 TIME 19:58:08 0 @I22302@ INDI 1 NAME Nicholas /Hawkins/ , Sr. 2 SURN Hawkins 2 GIVN Nicholas 2 NSFX , Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1700 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1754 2 PLAC St. George Parish, Spotsylvania Co., VA 1 _UID 270753FA88BBD61182D400E0299EDC4ECC33 1 FAMS @F8215@ 1 NOTE Resided in Spotsylvania Co., VA before the Revolution. He drew a "blank" in the 1805 GA Lan 2 CONC d Lottery. 2 CONT 2 CONT There is a Nicholas HAWKINS in the Will Book B pg 198 in Spotsylvania Co., VA dated 15 Feb 17 2 CONC 54, probated 7 May 1754 that names a wife Elizabeth and 2 CONT son John, 2 CONT daughter Cate Macdonel, 2 CONT son Thomas, 2 CONT son Nicholas, 2 CONT son Alexander, and 2 CONT daughter Ann Pritchett; 2 CONT grandson, Hawkins Casel 2 CONT 2 CONT Also a deed in Book D from Nicholas (X) HAWKINS of St. George Parish, Spts. Co, VA, planter 2 CONC , to his son, Nicholas HAWKINS, a negro and 100 a. on NE side of Germanna Rd., Dated 5 Nov 17 2 CONC 45. witnesses: James HAWKINS, James PRITCHETT, Alexander HAWKINS, John HAWKINS Recorded 1 Ap 2 CONC r 1746 2 CONT 2 CONT Deed Book D from Nichols(X)HAWKINS of St. Geo.Par., Spts. Co., planter, to his daughter, An 2 CONC n Pritchett, wife of James Pritchett, a negro and 15 a. in Par. and Co., afsd. Dated, 5 Nov 1 2 CONC 745. Witnesses, James Hawkins, Nicholas Hawkins, Alexander Hawkins, John Hawkins. 1 Apr 1746 2 CONC . 2 CONT 2 CONT Some family information from: Historical Southern Families Volume X-Boddie. Also pedigree ch 2 CONC art from Sharon Herrington: Web Page: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/8563/hawkins2. 2 CONC htm 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Aug 2002 3 TIME 05:39:06 0 @I22317@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth // 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 _UID A252D104DABBD61182D400E0299EDC4E6C86 1 FAMS @F8215@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Aug 2002 3 TIME 05:37:18 0 @I25153@ INDI 1 NAME Robert /Glidewell/ 2 SURN Glidewell 2 GIVN Robert 1 SEX M 1 _UID 42DDA0E86E98D711BE2500C0267EFAB086B3 1 FAMS @F9303@ 1 NOTE Gloydwells, Gildewell, Gladwell, Gledewell, Gliedvelk, Gliddell, Glidswell, and Gledwill 2 CONT 2 CONT I have a copy of a widely circulated manuscript, entitled, "Glidewell Background," that conta 2 CONC ins much detail of the Glidewell families in Wales and England and equally as much about th 2 CONC e Glidewells who may have been ancestors of the line. The manuscript shows no author, no date 2 CONC , and no sources. Because the language is quite similar to that used in two publications b 2 CONC y James Arthur Glidewell of Dallas, TX, I believe that he is the author. The publications are 2 CONC : (1) Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol III, 1942, p 564. (2) Biographical Souvenir of t 2 CONC he State of Texas, 1889, p 830. F. A. Battey Co, Chicago, IL, 1889. If you check these, noti 2 CONC ce the differences and similarities between the reports. 2 CONT I have no firm documentation of my belief about the authorship. All I can reliably doc 2 CONC ument for Aymes is his landing in Boston from London in 1635. For what it is worth, here i 2 CONC s a quotation from the relevant section of that manuscript): (Comments from Jack Glidewell) 2 CONT 2 CONT "About 1715 or 1717, Robert Glidewell of London married Phillis Eames. She was the daughte 2 CONC r of Thomas Eames and Mary Scott. We know very little at this time about the Eames family, v 2 CONC ariously spelled as Ames, Aymes, and even in one case Ealmes; but Mary Scott had a very lon 2 CONC g lineage. She was the daughter of John Scott and Mary Kirkton, and a granddaughter of Sir W 2 CONC illiam Scott and his wife, Lady Mary Howard. It is probable that Robert and Phillis Glidewel 2 CONC l had a number of children, but we are concerned at this time only with our ancestor, the fir 2 CONC st Glidewell to come to America. Named for his Mother's family, this was Aymes Glidewell." 2 CONT 2 CONT "One son Daniel, with whom we are chiefly concerned, was born in 1656 at Gloucester. Th 2 CONC ere may have been other children, but we know nothing about them. When Daniel was about 5 ye 2 CONC ars old, his father was lost at sea. The widow, with Daniel and her other children, if any 2 CONC , moved to New Windsor, Conn., to live with relatives. Her parents were already dead, but a 2 CONC n uncle, Obidiah Bruen, was a prominent and prosperous citizen of that town. 2 CONT [There is no mention of a son Robert, only a son Daniel. In his article in the Amer.Co 2 CONC mpendium, he reported that Aymes had a son Robert who was Daniel's father.] 2 CONT "Four or five years later, in 1666, Obidiah Bruen sold out of his land in Conn. and moved t 2 CONC o New Jersey, where he became one of the proprietors of a rather large grant. Ann Bruen Glid 2 CONC ewell died about this time, whether before the move or after is not known; but the orphan Dan 2 CONC iel was taken to New Jersey, where he lived through his youth. Daniel must have inherited hi 2 CONC s father's love for the sea, for when he was 12, he shipped as a cabin boy on a sailing merch 2 CONC ant ship, beginning a career that would last two decades until he was too broken by the har 2 CONC d life to continue in it. Thus, about 1690, Daniel Glidewell a broken old man at 35, retire 2 CONC d to land in the Isle of Wight County, VA. Perhaps his last voyage had ended at Norfolk; o 2 CONC r he may have met there the widow he was to marry, Susan (Bernard) Thomas, whom he married ab 2 CONC out 1696. 2 CONT 2 CONT Daniel's son, Robert, is our ancestor. There may have been other children of this union, bu 2 CONC t we don't know about them. Robert was born about 1698. Daniel then took his family to Bris 2 CONC tol Parish, Va, further inland, maybe to get away from the temptation of the sea. Here Danie 2 CONC l lived until his death in 1728, after having been stricken with paralysis, having lost his w 2 CONC ife, and become a charge of the Parish." [end quote]. 2 CONT 2 CONT There was a Daniel Glidewell b 1655-1675 in MA, Sand-key’s sources say 1656, which agrees wit 2 CONC h James Arthur Glidewell's manuscript. There are many secondary sources placing Daniel in th 2 CONC e lineage from Aymes to Nash, but as well as I can tell, all are based on one source: The Co 2 CONC mpendium of American Genealogy, Vol III, p 564, in a lineage of James Arthur Glidewell of Coo 2 CONC per, TX. This compendium is based upon interviews with well-known citizens of communities an 2 CONC d is published without any other sources. It has been difficult for me to judge its authentic 2 CONC ity, but it contains much that is supported in independent documents. Except for his parenta 2 CONC ge and birth, Daniel was in the records of the day, especially in the Bristol Parish Vestry B 2 CONC ook and birth register, where, however, Daniel did not appear until he was an adult and judge 2 CONC d to be an "idiot." The sources that report that Daniel was an "idiot," almost certainly wer 2 CONC e based on the Vestry Book’s account of him. 2 CONT 2 CONT Stephanie Combs, a Glidewell genealogist in VA, sent many people this report about the appell 2 CONC ation. E-mail message 2 May 1998 from Stephanie Combs: "... My mother [Elizabeth Glidewel 2 CONC l b 1917 still living 1998), dau of Wm Agee (b 1871) son of Henry Thomas (b 1833)] knows muc 2 CONC h more than she should that is not written down! I have questioned her on things that were i 2 CONC n the Bristol Parish Books and she has told me things like, 'Daniel was NOT an idiot! How da 2 CONC re them print such! Daniel had raised a large family before he fell down the well." ... I a 2 CONC sked her how she knew things that happened so very long ago and was told that she, being th 2 CONC e youngest, was sent upstairs to keep her grandmother (who was bedridden) occupied while he 2 CONC r mother tried to keep house! All she heard was stories of the family!.. Some of what she sa 2 CONC ys I can prove and some I can not." I think that the information is correct and could prov 2 CONC e useful to others." 2 CONT 2 CONT The Vestry Book refers to Daniel’s wife as "Elizabeth, not Susan (Bernard) Thomas, as named b 2 CONC y James Arthur. Perhaps Susan was his first wife and Elizabeth was his second. So far I hav 2 CONC e no sources that inform on Daniel’s wife or wives. 2 CONT 2 CONT This takes us through Daniel. Clearly, there was a man named Daniel Glidewell in Bristol Par 2 CONC ish, VA who died in 1727 and left a widow, Elizabeth. That is all I can say for sure about h 2 CONC im. Sandkey didn’t give any space to Daniel (I.e., Daniel Glidewell b 1556, Gloucester, MA) 2 CONC . If you have more data, I would be pleased to have a reliable source on Daniel’s wife, on h 2 CONC is death, and any children prior to his death. 2 CONT 2 CONT "GLIDEWELL BACKGROUND 2 CONT "Until recently we have supposed that the Glidewell name is derived from one of the companion 2 CONC s of William the Conqueror, one William Le Glede, a Norman of unknown ancestry. We were uncer 2 CONC tain as to how this name became Glidewell, whether through a place name itself derived from t 2 CONC his William Le Glede, or by addition for some reason of another syllable. Now, however, we ar 2 CONC e certain that this William Le, Glede, if he had any family at all, is not our ancestor, at l 2 CONC east in the direct paternal line. Further research has both disproved our earlier theory, an 2 CONC d established the origin of the family and the derivation of the name. 2 CONT "Our first ancestor to use the name Glidewell was a Welshman. 2 CONT "Before the time of fixed, inherited family names our ancestors were already an old and roya 2 CONC l family in Wales. The first to use the name of Glidewell, or GLYDEWELL, was the great-grands 2 CONC on of one of the outstanding Welsh kings, Llewellyn the Great. This ancestor, whose name wa 2 CONC s Glwydded ab Llewellyn, as near as we can spell it in English, was born about 1275 A.D., an 2 CONC d was the youngest son of Llewellyn ab Gruffydd, who was a son and heir of Gruffydd (Griffith 2 CONC ), a son of Llewellyn the Great. In those days there were no family names in Wales. A man ha 2 CONC d given, or Christian name, and to make the name more definite the name of his farther was ad 2 CONC ded, connected by the word "ab" or "ad", meaning "the son of". Hence Glwydedd ab Llewellyn wa 2 CONC s "the son of Llewellyn", as his father, Llewellyn ab Gruffydd, was "the son of Gruffydd". Wh 2 CONC ile the hereditary family name had come into use in England, at this time Wales, Scotland, an 2 CONC d Ireland, still used only one name with the father's name attached by a conjunction. 2 CONT "When his father was slain in a family feud, in 1282, this ancestor of ours with the unpronou 2 CONC nceable name, Glydedd ab Llewellyn, was a child of about 8 or 10 years. Times were perilous i 2 CONC n those days, and we do not know how he spent the rest of his youth. His mother, who was a BR 2 CONC AOS, may have taken this, her youngest child to her ancestral home in England; he may have re 2 CONC mained with his mother and older brothers in Wales; or he may have been taken as a hostage b 2 CONC y his distant cousins, the Mortimers, who were at war with his family. There is some reason t 2 CONC o think that his mother took him, and maybe other small children to some of her distant relat 2 CONC ives in Leinster, Ireland, at least until the trouble died down a bit , which it did within t 2 CONC he next few years--maybe because the most ardent fighters killed themselves off. 2 CONT "At about 25, Glwydedd ab Llewellyn was in County Somerset, England, married to one of his di 2 CONC stant cousins, Isabel BRAOS. Probably because no Englishman could pronounce his name withou 2 CONC t sneezing, he had shortened it to GLYDELWELL, apparently to preserve as much of his Welsh na 2 CONC me as possible in a more easily pronounced English version. 2 CONT "The next generation, William (b.1302). used the same spelling; his son William (b. 1325) dro 2 CONC pped one letter and spelled it GLYDEWELL; while his son Robert (b. 1362) called it GLIDEWELL 2 CONC . However, through then years, and even now, many people persist in spelling the name Glydewe 2 CONC ll, Glydwell, and Glidwell or Gladwell. From around the beginning of the 14th Century to arou 2 CONC nd the beginning of the 16th, the family might be said to have languished in bondage. For 20 2 CONC 0 years our ancestors were literally servants of the nobility, as much as the Israelites wer 2 CONC e servants in Egypt. Not, perhaps because they were bound by law, but because of a poverty th 2 CONC ey seem to have been unable to rise above. 2 CONT "A few times during the two centuries, and for short periods, one of them did rise above th 2 CONC e lot of family. But these rises were so brief and so limited by the system that they made bu 2 CONC t a dot on the pages of history of the times. In the main the Glidewell family remained lowl 2 CONC y vassals, almost serfs, of the lordly and powerful Somersets, until one finally broke away a 2 CONC nd went to London, about the beginning of the 16th century. 2 CONT "The bondage began about 1330, when William Glydlewell, who was a great-great-grandson of Lle 2 CONC wellyn the great, died and left a 5 year old son, also. His wife Margaret, was a daughter o 2 CONC f John Wake, a baron descended from both Llewellyn the great and Saire de Quincey, of the Sur 2 CONC ety barons; but at her marriage, although to one more royally descended then herself, she wa 2 CONC s cast out of the family. And because of this action by the "upstart" Baron Wake, the famil 2 CONC y of her husband would not receive her, or maybe because he had become an Englishman, Willia 2 CONC m had been definitely marked off the family rolls of the Llewellyns. At any rate, Margaret Gl 2 CONC ydlewell was left with an infant son to support; and having been as gently reared as the cust 2 CONC om of the country allowed, she had no means of support. There is no record of any property i 2 CONC n her husbands name. 2 CONT "Margaret was young and of good birth; so she might of made a prosperous marriage, accordin 2 CONC g to the custom of the time. But even this was not allowed her; death intervened and she foll 2 CONC owed her husband to the grave within less than two years, leaving 7-year-old William a full o 2 CONC rphan. A compassionate tenant of the Somersets took the child and reared him as their own. W 2 CONC e know very little of this family six centuries later. We only know their name was White. The 2 CONC y, like our own family, may have seen better days; or they have been bound to the land sinc 2 CONC e the dawn of history. William "Glidewell" did marry their daughter, but not until he was alm 2 CONC ost 35 years old. This would suggest that William also lived and labored in the bondage of th 2 CONC e Somersets, but this is not recorded. 2 CONT "Records of the family were kept through the church parish records, which seem to have been c 2 CONC arefully kept and have been almost miraculously preserved and only published within this cent 2 CONC ury. Through the entries of births, marriages, and deaths in the church books we can trace th 2 CONC e biological path of the family in the church books. Because there were few of this name, an 2 CONC d because they remained in the same spot for two centuries, we believe we have a reasonably a 2 CONC ccurate (account) of this phase of our family history. Some of the names, in the rude scrip 2 CONC t of the time, and in the varying spelling used by the clerks, are almost indecipherable; i 2 CONC n fact some of them have faded so they cannot be read at all. The dates however, are fairly e 2 CONC asy to determine because the entries were made in chronological order. From these church book 2 CONC s and a few mentions of the Glidewells in other documents, we can trace, dimly, our family th 2 CONC rough its two centuries of bondage 2 CONT "This is not to say that during all these 200 years these ancestors were down-trodden and i 2 CONC n abject poverty. Many were more or less contented with their lot; a number climbed rather fa 2 CONC r up the social scale. That they dropped in these two centuries from high in the ruling clas 2 CONC s in the working and middle class does not indicate slavery. For instance, William the orphan 2 CONC , rose in the service of his lord Somerset, to the trusted position of Master of Horse. Thi 2 CONC s may have been little more than head groom in the stables of the manor, but it carried wit 2 CONC h it some social position in the strata below that of nobility. 2 CONT "William's son, Robert was spoken of in at least one letter of Lord St. Muir(Seymour), as "m 2 CONC y ward and clerk" indicating that he was at least under the knights protection and in a mor 2 CONC e or less trusted position. A marriage of one Robert Glidewell, in 1395, to an Ellen Adams se 2 CONC ems to be that of our ancestor. This was the only Robert married in 50 years of the time, an 2 CONC d the next in our line was born barley 10 months later, and named William. If this is our Rob 2 CONC ert, his wife came from a rather proud and aristocratic family, being the niece of Lord Seymo 2 CONC ur, either by blood or by marriage, it is not clear which. 2 CONT "About five generations later, another William seems to have done right by himself. He marrie 2 CONC d into the Needham family, both sides of which had a long ancestry including kings and nobili 2 CONC ty of a half a dozen countries, and already large land-holders in England, Scotland and Wales 2 CONC . This William seems to be the one who broke away from the soil and literally "went to town" 2 CONC , moving to London were he became a business man, or merchant, but he at least paid taxes o 2 CONC n property. 2 CONT "About 1615 or 1617, Robert GLIDEWELL of London married Phillis EAMES. She was the daughter o 2 CONC f Thomas Eames and Mary Scott. We know very little at this time about the Eames family, vario 2 CONC usly spelled as Ames, Aymes, and even in one case Ealmes; but Mary Scott had a very long line 2 CONC age. She was the daughter of John Scott and Mary Kirton, and a granddaughter of Sir William S 2 CONC cott and his wife, Lady Mary Howard. It is probable that Robert and Phillis Glidewell had a n 2 CONC umber of children, but we are concerned at this time only with our ancestor, the first Glidew 2 CONC ell to come to America. Named for his mothers family, this was Aymes Glidewell. (Spelled Glad 2 CONC well on the passenger list). 2 CONT "The father of Aymes Glidewell died when he was about 10 or 11 years old, and the widow mad 2 CONC e out the best she could in London as a seamstress. Apparently she received little or no hel 2 CONC p from her family, suggesting that her marriage had not been well-received. When Aymes was 1 2 CONC 5 or so, his mother also died. 2 CONT "Two of her brothers had already come to New England, so the orphaned Aymes was sent, or came 2 CONC , to Boston on the ship "Encrease", land in July 1635. As there is no record of his having be 2 CONC en bound "out" for his passage, it is assumed that his mother left him enough for the passage 2 CONC , or maybe his uncles sent it. When he arrived in Boston in 1635, Aymes Glidewell first wen 2 CONC t to his uncles, probably Anthony Ames of Charleston, Mass. Here he became one of an alread 2 CONC y large family for a few years." 2 CONT 2 CONT Information to follow not proved! 2 CONT 2 CONT From: "SandKey" Subject: Re: [GLIDEWELL] Re: Glidewells of TN I have an Arminda Glidewel 2 CONC l - born mid 1800's, married unknown Gentle, daughter of Shadrack Glidewell born 1831. I hav 2 CONC e seen spellings Amanda, Armida and Arminda. She had siblings William, Jacob, Clarinda, Freti 2 CONC ma?, David, Joe Henry (b. 1859). I am descended through Alvis Glidewell who would be Arminda' 2 CONC s first cousin. Happy Hunting! Deb The family lines goes as follows according to my informati 2 CONC on (which could have mistakes); Descendants of William Glidewell Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM 2 CONC 1 GLIDEWELL was born Bet. 1550 - 1560. He married UNKNOWN NEEDHAM. She was born Bet. 1550 - 1 2 CONC 560. Child of WILLIAM GLIDEWELL and UNKNOWN NEEDHAM is: 2. i. ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL, b. Bet. 158 2 CONC 0 - 1600. Generation No. 2 2. ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL (WILLIAM1) was born Bet. 1580 - 1600. He marr 2 CONC ied PHILLIS EAMES Bet. 1615 - 1617 in London, England, daughter of THOMAS EAMES and MARY SCOT 2 CONC T. She was born Bet. 1580 - 1600. Child of ROBERT GLIDEWELL and PHILLIS EAMES is: 3. i. AYMES 2 CONC 3 GLADWELL, b. 1619, Wapping-St. John, England; d. 1660, died at sea. Generation No. 3 3. AYM 2 CONC ES3 GLADWELL (ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM1) was born 1619 in Wapping-St. John, England, and di 2 CONC ed 1660 in died at sea. He married ANN BRUEN 1645 in Gloucester, Essex County, MA, daughter o 2 CONC f DANIEL BRUEN. She was born Abt. 1620. Children of AYMES GLADWELL and ANN BRUEN are: 4. i. R 2 CONC OBERT4 GLIDEWELL, b. Bet. 1645 - 1655; d. VA. ii. DANIEL GLIDEWELL, b. 1656, Gloucester, MA 2 CONC ; d. 1728, Bristol Parish, Prince George County, VA; m. SUSAN BERNARD THOMAS, 1696, Isle of W 2 CONC right, VA. Generation No. 4 4. ROBERT4 GLIDEWELL (AYMES3 GLADWELL, ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM 2 CONC 1) was born Bet. 1645 - 1655, and died in VA. Child of ROBERT GLIDEWELL is: 5. i. ROBERT5 GLI 2 CONC DEWELL, b. 1695; d. 1728. Generation No. 5 5. ROBERT5 GLIDEWELL (ROBERT4, AYMES3 GLADWELL, RO 2 CONC BERT2 GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM1) was born 1695, and died 1728. He married ELIZA ELIZABETH SUSAN NAS 2 CONC H. She died 1765 in Chesterfield County, VA. Children of ROBERT GLIDEWELL and ELIZA NASH are 2 CONC : 6. i. NASH6 GLIDEWELL, b. 1721, Prince George County, VA. ii. ROBERT GLIDEWELL, b. Octobe 2 CONC r 23, 1722. iii. SUSAN GLIDEWELL, b. Bet. 1720 - 1729. iv. TERENCE LAMB GLIDEWELL, b. Januar 2 CONC y 1732/33. Generation No. 6 6. NASH6 GLIDEWELL (ROBERT5, ROBERT4, AYMES3 GLADWELL, ROBERT2 GL 2 CONC IDEWELL, WILLIAM1) was born 1721 in Prince George County, VA. He married MARTHA BANNISTER, da 2 CONC ughter of JOHN BANNISTER and WILMETTE UNKNOWN. She was born December 31, 1722 in Bristol Pari 2 CONC sh, Prince George County, VA. Children of NASH GLIDEWELL and MARTHA BANNISTER are: 7. i. ROBE 2 CONC RT7 GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1745, Halifax County, VA. ii. PETER GLIDEWELL, b. 1741, Halifax County 2 CONC , VA. 8. iii. JOHN GOODE GLIDEWELL, b. 1751, Halifax County, VA; d. Bristol Parish, VA. iv. M 2 CONC ARY GLIDEWELL, b. 1750. v. EDY GLIDEWELL, b. 1750. vi. SARAH GLIDEWELL, b. 1755. vii. RACHE 2 CONC L GLIDEWELL, b. 1757. viii. JUDITH GLIDEWELL, b. 1758. ix. ELINDER GLIDEWELL, b. 1760. x. HAN 2 CONC NAH GLIDEWELL, b. 1762. xi. JANE GLIDEWELL, b. 1765. Generation No. 7 7. ROBERT7 GLIDEWELL (N 2 CONC ASH6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, AYMES3 GLADWELL, ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1745 in H 2 CONC alifax County, VA. He married ELIZABETH UNKNOWN. Children of ROBERT GLIDEWELL and ELIZABETH U 2 CONC NKNOWN are: 9. i. NASH8 GLIDEWELL, b. 1786, VA. ii. MOSES GLIDEWELL, b. 1770. 8. JOHN GOODE 2 CONC 7 GLIDEWELL (NASH6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, AYMES3 GLADWELL, ROBERT2GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM1) was born 1 2 CONC 751 in Halifax County, VA, and died in Bristol Parish, VA. He married NANCY ANN MEALER WHITLO 2 CONC W September 30, 1785 in Mecklenburg County, VA. Children of JOHN GLIDEWELL and NANCY WHITLO 2 CONC W are: 10. i. THOMAS HENDERSON SR.8 GLIDEWELL, b. 1797. ii. BANNISTER GLIDEWELL, b. 1801; d 2 CONC . January 09, 1861, Randolph County, AR; m. NANCY ANNE HAWLEY, September 14, 1819, Granvill 2 CONC e County, NC. Generation No. 8 9. NASH8 GLIDEWELL (ROBERT7, NASH6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, AYMES3 G 2 CONC LADWELL, ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM1) was born 1786 in VA. He married (1) JANE SCOTT BARNES 2 CONC . She was born 1849. He married (2) PATSEY JANE CLAYWELL Abt. 1815 in Cumberland County, KY 2 CONC , daughter of SHADRACH CLAYWELL and ELIZABETH RUSH. She was born 1796 in Bedford County, VA 2 CONC . Children of NASH GLIDEWELL and PATSEY CLAYWELL are: 11. i. ANDERSON9 GLIDEWELL, b. 1826, KY 2 CONC . 12. ii. NASH JR. GLIDEWELL, b. 1827. 13. iii. JOB GLIDEWELL, b. 1825, KY. 14. iv. SHADRAC 2 CONC K GLIDEWELL, b. 1831. v. NANCY GLIDEWELL, b. October 22, 1822, Hardeman County, TN; d. Augus 2 CONC t 11, 1904, Savage, Fannin County, TX; m. WISEMAN TRACY SAVAGE, January 26, 1848, Hardeman Co 2 CONC unty, TN; b. October 01, 1822, Monroe County, KY or Cumberland County, TX; d. October 27, 188 2 CONC 5, Wolfe City, Hunt County, TX. vi. FREDERICK GLIDEWELL, b. 1830. 10. THOMAS HENDERSON SR.8 G 2 CONC LIDEWELL (JOHN GOODE7, NASH6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, AYMES3 GLADWELL, ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM1 2 CONC ) was born 1797. He married AGNES BILLINGS. Child of THOMAS GLIDEWELL and AGNES BILLINGS is 2 CONC : i. TERRANCE M.9 GLIDEWELL. Generation No. 9 11. ANDERSON9 GLIDEWELL (NASH8, ROBERT7, NASH6 2 CONC , ROBERT5, ROBERT4, AYMES3 GLADWELL, ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM1) was born 1826 in KY. He mar 2 CONC ried SARAH ANN AURE, daughter of DENTON AUREE. She was born 1833 in TN. Children of ANDERSO 2 CONC N GLIDEWELL and SARAH AURE are: 15. i. ALVIS W.10 GLIDEWELL, b. October 27, 1856, Clinton Cou 2 CONC nty, KY; d. 1937. ii. MARY E. GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1852. iii. FRANCIS M. GLIDEWELL, b. June 02 2 CONC , 1854. iv. OBEDIENT GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1861. v. MCPERRY GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1865. vi. JOHN S 2 CONC . GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1868. vii. PERMELIA E. GLIDEWELL, b. January 18, 1859, Clinton County, K 2 CONC Y; d. January 18, 1859. 12. NASH JR.9 GLIDEWELL (NASH8, ROBERT7, NASH6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, AYM 2 CONC ES3 GLADWELL, ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM1) was born 1827. He married (1) LITHY SINTHY UNKNOWN 2 CONC . She was born Abt. 1832 in TN. He married (2) MARY F. CUMMING June 05, 1859 in Clinton Count 2 CONC y, KY. She was born 1840 in KY. Children of NASH GLIDEWELL and LITHY UNKNOWN are: i. LUCINDA1 2 CONC 0 GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1846. ii. JOHN GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1849. iii. ORTHO M. GLIDEWELL, b. Abt 2 CONC . 1844. Children of NASH GLIDEWELL and MARY CUMMING are: iv. NARCISSA H.10 GLIDEWELL, b. 1860 2 CONC . v. ALICE ADDIE GLIDEWELL, b. 1862. 16. vi. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GLIDEWELL, b. 1864. vii. DOR 2 CONC A ANN GLIDEWELL, b. 1866; m. MATTHEW FLETCHER; b. 1860. viii. JAMES L. GLIDEWELL, b. 1868. ix 2 CONC . WILLIAM GLIDEWELL, b. 1870. x. JOHN A. GLIDEWELL, b. 1871. xi. VIOLAH GLIDEWELL, b. 1873. x 2 CONC ii. ORA F. GLIDEWELL, b. 1875. xiii. NORA P. GLIDEWELL, b. 1878. 13. JOB9 GLIDEWELL (NASH8, R 2 CONC OBERT7, NASH6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, AYMES3 GLADWELL, ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM1) was born 182 2 CONC 5 in KY. He married FERRAHN HOLT Bef. 1853, daughter of JAMES HOLT and REBECCA BROWN. She wa 2 CONC s born 1836 in KY. Children of JOB GLIDEWELL and FERRAHN HOLT are: i. MARTHA10 GLIDEWELL, b 2 CONC . Abt. 1853. ii. JAMES GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1855. iii. WILLIAM GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1857. iv. JOH 2 CONC N GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1860. v. MARY E. GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1862. vi. SARAH C. GLIDEWELL, b. Abt 2 CONC . 1865. vii. REBECCA B. GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1867. viii. ISAAC GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1869. 14. SHA 2 CONC DRACK9 GLIDEWELL (NASH8, ROBERT7, NASH6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, AYMES3 GLADWELL, ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL 2 CONC , WILLIAM1) was born 1831. He married ANNA UNKNOWN. Children of SHADRACK GLIDEWELL and ANNA U 2 CONC NKNOWN are: i. WILLIAM10 GLIDEWELL. ii. JACOB GLIDEWELL. iii. ARMINDA GLIDEWELL, m. UNKNOWN G 2 CONC ENTLE. iv. CLARINDA GLIDEWELL. v. FRETIMA GLIDEWELL. vi. DAVID GLIDEWELL. vii. JOE HENRY GLID 2 CONC EWELL, b. 1859. Generation No. 10 15. ALVIS W.10 GLIDEWELL (ANDERSON9, NASH8, ROBERT7, NASH6 2 CONC , ROBERT5, ROBERT4, AYMES3 GLADWELL, ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM1) was born October 27, 1856 i 2 CONC n Clinton County, KY, and died 1937. He married DEBBIE OR SARAH G. MCCLUSKEY July 21, 1878 i 2 CONC n Clay County, Tennessee, daughter of GILBERT MCCLUSKEY and MARTHA THURMAN. She was born 186 2 CONC 3 in Clay County, TN or KY, and died 1941. Children of ALVIS GLIDEWELL and DEBBIE MCCLUSKEY a 2 CONC re: i. RUSSELL BURR11 GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1880, KY; d. Truscott, Knox County, TX; m. SOPHRONI 2 CONC A MAE BOOE, TX; b. July 11, 1886, Texas; d. August 05, 1975, Dallas County, Texas. ii. CLAUD 2 CONC E L. GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1880, TX; m. LOLA WILSON, February 21, 1900, Lamar County, TX; b. Abt 2 CONC . 1881, MO. iii. WILL B. GLIDEWELL, b. Abt. 1880; m. FLORENCE EFFIE ANDERSON. iv. GERTIE GLID 2 CONC EWELL, b. Abt. 1880. 16. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN10 GLIDEWELL (NASH JR.9, NASH8, ROBERT7, NASH6, ROB 2 CONC ERT5, ROBERT4, AYMES3 GLADWELL, ROBERT2 GLIDEWELL, WILLIAM1) was born 1864. He married LOUIS 2 CONC A DENNIS. She was born 1865. Child of BENJAMIN GLIDEWELL and LOUISA DENNIS is: i. EULA MAE1 2 CONC 1 GLIDEWELL, b. 1880. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 6 Jul 2003 3 TIME 21:33:31 0 @I25235@ INDI 1 NAME Ann /Bruen/ 2 SURN Bruen 2 GIVN Ann 1 SEX F 1 _UID B17BDECCF5AFD711BE2700A00C428B99598B 1 FAMS @F706@ 1 FAMC @F9331@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 6 Jul 2003 3 TIME 21:32:50 0 @I25236@ INDI 1 NAME Daniel /Bruen/ 2 SURN Bruen 2 GIVN Daniel 1 SEX M 1 _UID B37BDECCF5AFD711BE2700A00C428B995BAB 1 FAMS @F9331@ 0 @I25237@ INDI 1 NAME Phillis Eames or /Aymes/ 2 SURN Aymes 2 GIVN Phillis Eames or 1 SEX F 1 _UID B67BDECCF5AFD711BE2700A00C428B995EDB 1 FAMS @F9303@ 1 FAMC @F9332@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 6 Jul 2003 3 TIME 21:34:30 0 @I25238@ INDI 1 NAME Thomas /Aymes/ 2 SURN Aymes 2 GIVN Thomas 1 SEX M 1 _UID B87BDECCF5AFD711BE2700A00C428B9960FB 1 FAMS @F9332@ 0 @I25239@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /Scott/ 2 SURN Scott 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 _UID BB7BDECCF5AFD711BE2700A00C428B99632B 1 FAMS @F9332@ 1 FAMC @F9333@ 0 @I25240@ INDI 1 NAME John /Scott/ 2 SURN Scott 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 _UID BD7BDECCF5AFD711BE2700A00C428B99654B 1 FAMS @F9333@ 1 FAMC @F9334@ 0 @I25241@ INDI 1 NAME Mary /Kirkton/ 2 SURN Kirkton 2 GIVN Mary 1 SEX F 1 _UID C07BDECCF5AFD711BE2700A00C428B99687B 1 FAMS @F9333@ 0 @I25242@ INDI 1 NAME Sir William /Scott/ 2 SURN Scott 2 GIVN Sir William 1 SEX M 1 _UID C27BDECCF5AFD711BE2700A00C428B996A9B 1 FAMS @F9334@ 0 @I25243@ INDI 1 NAME Lady Mary /Howard/ 2 SURN Howard 2 GIVN Lady Mary 1 SEX F 1 _UID C57BDECCF5AFD711BE2700A00C428B996DCB 1 FAMS @F9334@ 0 @I27355@ INDI 1 NAME Elizabeth /Graves/ 2 SURN Graves 2 GIVN Elizabeth 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 14 Feb 1719/1720 2 PLAC Spotsyvania Co., VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE 6 Jan 1826 2 PLAC Green, KY 1 _UID C2C03CBFFA21D811BE2600C0267EFAB073F7 1 FAMS @F2902@ 1 FAMC @F10220@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Nov 2003 3 TIME 23:32:44 0 @I27356@ INDI 1 NAME John /Graves/ 2 SURN Graves 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 _UID C4C03CBFFA21D811BE2600C0267EFAB07517 1 FAMS @F10220@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Nov 2003 3 TIME 23:32:54 0 @I27357@ INDI 1 NAME Frances /Coleman/ 2 SURN Coleman 2 GIVN Frances 1 SEX F 1 _UID C7C03CBFFA21D811BE2600C0267EFAB07847 1 FAMS @F10220@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Nov 2003 3 TIME 23:33:07 0 @I27360@ INDI 1 NAME William /Sandridge/ , Sr. 2 SURN Sandridge 2 GIVN William 2 NSFX , Sr. 1 SEX M 1 _UID CEC03CBFFA21D811BE2600C0267EFAB07FB7 1 FAMS @F10222@ 1 FAMC @F10223@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Nov 2003 3 TIME 23:38:33 0 @I27361@ INDI 1 NAME Ann /Pulliam/ 2 SURN Pulliam 2 GIVN Ann 1 SEX F 1 _UID D1C03CBFFA21D811BE2600C0267EFAB082E7 1 FAMS @F10222@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Nov 2003 3 TIME 23:38:42 0 @I27362@ INDI 1 NAME John /Sandridge/ 2 SURN Sandridge 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1697 2 PLAC New Kent Parish, VA 1 _UID D3C03CBFFA21D811BE2600C0267EFAB08407 1 FAMS @F10223@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 28 Nov 2003 3 TIME 23:39:52 0 @I27551@ INDI 1 NAME George /Steelman/ 2 SURN Steelman 2 GIVN George 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 7 Apr 1788 2 PLAC Surry Co., NC 1 DEAT 2 DATE Abt. 1847 2 PLAC Surry Co., NC 1 _UID 22603FFAD734D811BE2600C0267EFAB0A1AD 1 FAMS @F10283@ 1 FAMC @F10352@ 1 NOTE From website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stelly/d41.htm#P174 2 CONT children are: 2 CONT 2 CONT i. William STEELMAN was born on 13 Jan 1806. ii. Elizabeth STEELMAN was born on 6 Mar 1808 2 CONC . 32 iii. Charles John STEELMAN. iv. Nancy STEELMAN was born on 6 Jan 1812. v. G 2 CONC eorge STEELMAN Jr. was born on 15 Jan 1815. vi. Jane STEELMAN was born on 7 Sep 1817. vii 2 CONC . Joshua STEELMAN was born on 17 Jan 1819 in Surry County, North Carolina. He died on 14 Oc 2 CONC t 1856. viii. Hardin STEELMAN was born on 1 Apr 1824. ix. Nathan M. STEELMAN was born o 2 CONC n 1 Apr 1824. Twin of Hardin 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Feb 2004 3 TIME 20:55:48 0 @I27595@ INDI 1 NAME Rebecca /Foot/ 2 SURN Foot 2 GIVN Rebecca 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE 8 Feb 1786 2 PLAC VA 1 DEAT 2 DATE Abt. 1824 2 PLAC Surry Co., NC 1 _UID 021E23789B35D811BE2600C0267EFAB066E8 1 FAMS @F10283@ 1 FAMC @F10354@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Feb 2004 3 TIME 23:04:54 0 @I27778@ INDI 1 NAME Charles /Steelman/ 2 SURN Steelman 2 GIVN Charles 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE Btw 1755/1760 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1845 2 PLAC Surry Co., NC 1 _UID 95EA5D12BF59D811BE2600C0267EFAB0E146 1 FAMS @F10352@ 1 FAMC @F10353@ 1 NOTE From website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stelly/d41.htm#P174 2 CONT 2 CONT 128. Charles STEELMAN was born between 1755 and 1760. He died in 1845 in Surry Coun 2 CONC ty, North Carolina. He was married to Jane CRESON in 1782. 2 CONT 129. Jane CRESON was born between 1755 and 1760. She died in Surry County, North Ca 2 CONC rolina. Children were: i. Catherine STEELMAN was born in 1783 in Surry County, North Caroli 2 CONC na. 64 ii. George STEELMAN. iii. Joshua STEELMAN was born in 1789 in North Caroli 2 CONC na. He died on 21 Dec 1858 in Providence, Pettis County, Missouri. He was buried in Providenc 2 CONC e Cemetery, Beamon, Pettis County, Missouri. iv. James B. STEELMAN was born on 13 Feb 1792 i 2 CONC n Surry County, North Carolina. He died on 21 Dec 1876 in Greene County, Illinois. He was bur 2 CONC ied in Pine Tree Cemetery, Patterson, Greene County, Illinois. v. Charles STEELMAN Jr. was b 2 CONC orn in 1795 in Surry County, North Carolina. vi. Ruth STEELMAN. vii. Rachel STEELMAN. viii 2 CONC . Nancy Jane STEELMAN. ix. Mary Polly STEELMAN was born in 1806 in Surry County, North Carol 2 CONC ina. She died in 1866 in Ashe County, North Carolina. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Feb 2004 3 TIME 23:07:31 0 @I27779@ INDI 1 NAME Jane /Creson/ 2 SURN Creson 2 GIVN Jane 1 SEX F 1 _UID 98EA5D12BF59D811BE2600C0267EFAB0E476 1 FAMS @F10352@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Feb 2004 3 TIME 23:00:31 0 @I27780@ INDI 1 NAME Mathias /Steelman/ 2 SURN Steelman 2 GIVN Mathias 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE 1723 2 PLAC Kent Co., DE 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1793 2 PLAC Surry Co., NC 1 _UID 9AEA5D12BF59D811BE2600C0267EFAB0E696 1 FAMS @F10353@ 1 NOTE From website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stelly/d41.htm#P174 2 CONT 2 CONT 256. Mathias STEELMAN was born in 1723 in Kent County, Delaware. He died in 1793 in Surry Cou 2 CONC nty, North Carolina. ------------------------------------------------ Mathias Steelman's Anc 2 CONC estry: Earliest ancestor of Mathias is thought to be John Hance Steelman, b. in "New Sweden 2 CONC " in 1655. John Hance's parents came over on the same ship, in 1641; his mother was 7 years o 2 CONC ld at the time. "Steelman" seems to be a combination of the name "Stille", surname of Olaf St 2 CONC ille, grandfather of John Hance Steelman and "Mansson", from Hans Mansson, second husband (m 2 CONC . 1654) of Ella Olafsdotter Stille, the 7 year old who came with her parents in 1641 to New S 2 CONC weden. She died 1718 in Gloucester County, NJ. Ella's brother kept the family name STILLE an 2 CONC d the son of her first husband ended up as a YOCUM instead of JOACHIMSON. New Sweden was es 2 CONC tablished in 1638, when Peter Minuit, rebuffed by the Dutch West India Company, for whom he h 2 CONC ad earlier established a colony, cooperated with the members of the government of King Gusta 2 CONC f of Sweden, to establish a colony on behalf of that government. New Sweden was, between 163 2 CONC 8 and 1655, Philadelphia, Lower Delaware Co, PA and Wilmington, DE. John Hance was a fur t 2 CONC rader, respected by William Penn and by the commissioners of the colony of Maryland as well 2 CONC . He was quite helpful to William Penn in obtaining from England a judgement against Lord Bal 2 CONC timore involving the "lower counties", which both colonial managers claimed as their territor 2 CONC y. John Hance was one of the signers of the William Penn Pact with many Indian chieftains. Ce 2 CONC rtain Maryland Commissioners had met with the chieftains and in John Hance Steelman's home. 2 CONC John Hance built a home on "Little Elk Creek" in Maryland in 1697; the stone structure stil 2 CONC l stands as of 1988. Mathias is thought to have migrated from Kent County, DE to Surry Coun 2 CONC ty, NC in the 1770's. The following is from "The Year of the Swedes (and the Finns) by Dr 2 CONC . Ralph K.Turp; South Jersey Magazine, Spring 1988 issue, pp.8-12 & Summer 1988 issue, pp.15- 2 CONC 19: "Hans Mansson arrived in 1641 aboard "The Charitas" in company with Eric Mollicka, a Fin 2 CONC n who was described as being a wealthy young man of 15 years. Also on board was Olaf (William 2 CONC ) Stille who had two daughters...One story to account for his [Hans] presence in New Sweden 2 CONC , was that he was arrested for stealing apples from the orchard of the abbey at Varnhem and f 2 CONC or which crime he was sent to New Sweden. In Varnhem (the author) was the guest of Arne Stran 2 CONC g, head genealogist, Berit Hange Persson and Sven Axel Hallback, an historian. They produce 2 CONC d records which verified the tale.... " The name Steelman, at least in this family, happene 2 CONC d after Hans died around 1692 and his sons and wife englicized their name, as was common in t 2 CONC hat era, by taking his wife's maiden name, Stille and Mansson and making Steelman. --------- 2 CONC ---------------------------------------- He was married to Ruth in 1748. 2 CONT 257. Ruth. Children were: i. William STEELMAN was born in Jan 1750 in Kent County, Delaware 2 CONC . He died on 7 Mar 1836 in Rowan County, North Carolina. ii. George STEELMAN was born in 175 2 CONC 3 in Kent County, Delaware. He died in 1799 in Surry County, North Carolina. iii. John STEEL 2 CONC MAN was born in 1754 in Kent County, Delaware. He died in 1778. 128 iv. Charles STEELMAN. v. James STEELMAN was born in 1765. He died in 1828. vi. Rachel STEELMAN was born i 2 CONC n 1760 in Surry County, North Carolina. She died in 1838 in Tennessee. vii. Sealah (Celia) S 2 CONC TEELMAN was born in 1747 in Delaware. She died on 9 Sep 1827 in Howard County, Missouri. vii 2 CONC i. Elizabeth STEELMAN was born in 1753 in Surry County, North Carolina. She died in 1853. ix 2 CONC . Mathias STEELMAN Jr. was born in 1757. He died in 1782 in Surry County, North Carolina. x 2 CONC . Ruth STEELMAN. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Feb 2004 3 TIME 23:19:56 0 @I27781@ INDI 1 NAME Ruth // 2 GIVN Ruth 1 SEX F 1 _UID 9DEA5D12BF59D811BE2600C0267EFAB0E9C6 1 FAMS @F10353@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Feb 2004 3 TIME 23:01:19 0 @I27782@ INDI 1 NAME William /Foot/ 2 SURN Foot 2 GIVN William 1 SEX M 1 _UID 9FEA5D12BF59D811BE2600C0267EFAB0EBE6 1 FAMS @F10354@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Feb 2004 3 TIME 23:04:58 0 @I28949@ INDI 1 NAME /King/ 2 SURN King 1 SEX M 1 _UID 6CC005A0972AD911BE2600C0267EFAB06ECB 1 FAMS @F10782@ 1 NOTE It was thought at one time that their father was Ephraim KING originally from the Albermarl 2 CONC e Parish of VA. That Ephraim went to GA and one document in the Lincoln Co., TN Genealogica 2 CONC l Library had these children as his. I have no conclusive proof, therefore I am unlinking th 2 CONC em from him. 2 CONT 2 CONT I have conclusive evidence other than Lincoln Co., TN to tie these siblings to the same famil 2 CONC y. Joshua Benton KING did have a grandson that was named Ephraim! 2 CONT 2 CONT I have found: John King b. 22 Aug 1724, Bristol Parish, Prince George Co., VA, m. Sarah Knigh 2 CONC t, b. 1720, St. Paul Church, Baltimore, MD. John died 1752, Aberarle Parish, Surry Co., VA. a 2 CONC t the website: 2 CONT http://my.hsonline.net/~wgarard/ahngarar.htm (2004) 1 CHAN 2 DATE 30 Oct 2004 3 TIME 20:09:31 0 @I29383@ INDI 1 NAME John /Poston/ 2 SURN Poston 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 _UID A20ADA57045DD911BE2700C0267EFAB01BC6 1 FAMS @F10927@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 2 Jan 2005 3 TIME 22:03:59 0 @I29392@ INDI 1 NAME John /McIntire/ 2 SURN McIntire 2 GIVN John 1 SEX M 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 1771 1 _UID 373494B3115DD911BE2700C0267EFAB0FD00 1 FAMS @F10933@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE May 1772 2 PLAC Halifax County, Virginia, USA 2 SOUR @S609@ 3 PAGE Page 86 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Nov 1761 2 PLAC Halifax County, Virginia, USA 2 SOUR @S609@ 3 PAGE Page 63 1 NOTE From website: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dan_mcintire&id=I410 2 CONT Daniel McINTIRE arreaux@gmail.com (2005) 2 CONT 2 CONT James & Robert Donald & Co., Plaint, v John McIntire, Def, In Debt. Sheriff returned the De 2 CONC f no inhabitant of this Co. 2 CONT 2 CONT Joseph England plantiff vs. John McIntire defendant. On an attachment against defendants est 2 CONC ate. Plantiff not appearing, this attachment is dismissed. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 11 Mar 2004 3 TIME 00:00:00 0 @I29399@ INDI 1 NAME James /McIntire/ 2 SURN McIntire 2 GIVN James 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1729 1 DEAT 2 DATE 1 Feb 1779 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S622@ 1 _UID B33594B3115DD911BE2700C0267EFAB07ACF 1 FAMS @F10939@ 1 FAMC @F10933@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Voter List 2 DATE 1 Jan 1765 2 PLAC Halifax County, Virginia, USA 2 SOUR @S623@ 3 PAGE PAge 10 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Deed 2 DATE 15 Jul 1765 2 PLAC Halifax County, Virginia, USA 2 SOUR @S624@ 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 01 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 1 Aug 1765 2 PLAC Halifax County, Virginia, USA 2 SOUR @S625@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE 1 Aug 1765 2 PLAC Halifax County, Virginia, USA 2 SOUR @S625@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE 1 Aug 1765 2 PLAC Halifax County, Virginia, USA 2 SOUR @S625@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Deed 2 DATE 18 Sep 1765 2 PLAC Halifax County, Virginia, USA 2 SOUR @S624@ 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 02 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Deed 2 DATE 29 May 1766 2 PLAC Orange County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S626@ 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 05 1 EVEN James McEntire, admininistrator of James McEntire, deceased 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE 1779 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 24 Apr 1767 2 PLAC Mecklenburg County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 11 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 22 Dec 1768 2 PLAC Mecklenburg County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 15 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE 1 Oct 1769 2 PLAC Mecklenburg County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE 10 Nov 1769 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 20 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Jul 1770 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 24 2 SOUR @S614@ 3 PAGE Page 18 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Jul 1770 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 4 Feb 1771 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 103, Item 03 2 SOUR @S614@ 3 PAGE Page 42 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 20 Apr 1771 2 PLAC Orange County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 103, Item 04 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 16 Jun 1771 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 103, Item 5 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Jul 1771 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Document 2 DATE 20 Sep 1771 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 06 2 SOUR @S627@ 3 PAGE Transcribed Will 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Oct 1771 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Oct 1771 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Oct 1771 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 25 Jan 1772 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 08 2 SOUR @S614@ 3 PAGE Page 39 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE 28 Jan 1772 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE AFT 28 Jan 1772 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE AFT 28 Jan 1772 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE AFT 28 Jan 1772 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Apr 1772 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Apr 1772 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Jul 1772 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Jul 1772 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Jul 1772 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Jul 1772 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S613@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE Apr 1773 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 16 2 SOUR @S614@ 3 PAGE Page 61 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 1773 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 17 2 SOUR @S614@ 3 PAGE Page 69 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Deed 2 DATE 22 Jul 1774 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 20 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Deed 2 DATE 27 Aug 1774 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 102, Item 22 2 SOUR @S614@ 3 PAGE 65 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE Oct 1774 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 104, Item 02 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 2 Mar 1775 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 104, Item 04 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 8 Oct 1777 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 104, Item 07 2 SOUR @S614@ 3 PAGE Page 82 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE 1779 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 104, Item 10 1 NOTE Election for Burgess shows the following voters: Jas. Minter (? Minter) p. 42, Ambrose Foste 2 CONC r p. 43, John Salmon p. 44 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire witnessed what appears to be an estate sale from Richard Sprigg to Betty Login 2 CONC . Witnesses: Barbara Rogers, Sarah Sheppard, James Login, Harman Miller, John Fredrick. Mille 2 CONC r, James McEntire. 2 CONT 2 CONT A deed from James McEntire to Joseph Logan was proved by the oath of one of the witnesses. 2 CONT 2 CONT A deed from Joseph Logan to James McEntire was further proved by the oath of John Logan, on 2 CONC e of the witnesses. 2 CONT 2 CONT A deed from James McEntier to Peter Rogers was acknowledged. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire (Orange County NC) to Peter Rogers, 200 acres on Lawson's Creek. 2 CONT 2 CONT Roger Atkinson, Senior (Dinwiddie County, VA) to son Roger Atkinson, Junior of (Chesterfield 2 CONC , VA), 172 acres on Holt's Mill Creek, north side of Hyco River. Border Roger Atkinson Junior 2 CONC . Where John Rogers & Joseph Glenn now live. Purchased of James McEntire per deed 29 May 176 2 CONC 6 recorded in Orange County, NC. Witnesses: Joseph Ponsonby, John Dodd. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire, 300 acres on the waters of Hickory Creek including a small improvement. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire, 300 acres on the south side of the First Broad River. Borders: Alexander McEn 2 CONC tire, Beaty's Corner 2 CONT 2 CONT Ordered that Hugh Quinn, Wm. Yancey, Jas. McIntire, Joseph Green, Geo. Blanton, James Collins 2 CONC , William Watson, Geo. Julian, Geo. Gibson, John McKinny, Wm. Hillis & John Brandon serve a 2 CONC s Jurors lay out a Road from Richardsons Shoals on Second Broad River Leading by Capt. Kuyken 2 CONC dals to Cross first Broads River at Sheltons ford thence by Hugh Quins & Julians Mill on King 2 CONC s Creek thence by Geo: Gibsons on Bullocks Creek & Thence into Charlestown Trading Road by Wm 2 CONC . Hillises. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McIntire added to the Commission of Peace and Dedimus of Tryon County. 2 CONT 2 CONT Cattle sale from Jacob Money by John Fondron and James Collins to Solomon Beason sworn befor 2 CONC e Jas. McEntire. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McIntire is deposed about transactions on 15 Jun 1770, between Jacob Mauny and Solomo 2 CONC n Beason. 2 CONT 2 CONT James Kelly to James McEntire, 200 acres on both sides of Buffalo Creek. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Hodge to Thomas Barnett, 200 acres on Mill Creek of Hico River. Borders: James McEntire 2 CONC , John Chambers 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas Harrod to John Oaks, 275 acres on Buffalo Creek. Witnesses: James McEntire, John Logi 2 CONC n 2 CONT 2 CONT Thomas Harod to John Oaks, a deed of sale, dated the 16 Jun 1771 for 275 acres. Proved by Jam 2 CONC es McIntire 2 CONT 2 CONT Will of Joseph Green (Tryon County, NC) Wife: Marry Green. Sons: William Green, Abraham Gre 2 CONC en, Isaac Green, Jacob Green, Joseph Green. Daughters: Anne Green, Mary Green. "wife Mary Gr 2 CONC een and my well beloved brother in law, James McEntire my only Executors of this my last Wil 2 CONC l and Testament." 2 CONT Witnesses: Henry Reynolds, Alexander McIntire (Meander) 2 CONT Juratte: Robert McAfee 2 CONT 2 CONT John Tagert came into Court Five Justices being present to witt: Thomas Neal, John Robison, W 2 CONC illiam Moore, James McIntire & Timothy Riggs, and produced his account of the County Tax fo 2 CONC r the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven hundred & Sixty Nine which is as follows to witt. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Yancey bound in the sum of Fifty pounds proc'n money to appear at Salisbury at the Ne 2 CONC xt Superior Court to be held for the District of Salisbury. James Mcintire & Verdry Magbee bo 2 CONC und in twenty five pounds to be void on condition y't the sd. Wm. Yancey do prosecute his sai 2 CONC d appeal with effect otherwise pay and satisfy all to costs accruing thereon. 2 CONT 2 CONT Court adjourned till Court in Court. Thos Neel, William Watson, John Robinson, Timothy Riggs 2 CONC , Jas. McEntire. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire to Benjamin Ellis, 300 acres on the south side of First Broad River. Border: B 2 CONC eatie's Line Witnesses: Robert McAfee, William Green. 2 CONT 2 CONT North Carolina, Tryon County, to witt. Tryon Inferior Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions beg 2 CONC un and held for the said County on the fourth Tuesday in January AD 1772. Present the Worship 2 CONC ful John Walker, John Retzhoupt, James McEntire, Esq'rs. 2 CONT 2 CONT The Will of Joseph Green being produced in Open Court was proved by the oath of Robert McAfe 2 CONC e a subscribing evidence with Henry Reynolds & Alex'r McEntire of the Ex'rs of the said will 2 CONC . Ordered by the Court that Letters Testamentary Issue to Mary Green, Wife & Relict of the sa 2 CONC id Deceased & James McEntire Esq'r for all and Singular the Goods & Chattles Rights and Credi 2 CONC ts of the said Deceased Who Took the oath of an Executor they complying with the act of Assem 2 CONC bly in that Case made and provided. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire to Benj'a Ellis, a deed of dale dated the 25 Day Jan'y 1772, for 300 [acres] o 2 CONC f Land proved by Rob't McAfee. 2 CONT 2 CONT Ordered by the Court that Nicholas Fisher serve as Constable in the room of David Wilkins & t 2 CONC hat he swear in before Ja's McEntire Esq'r accordingly. 2 CONT 2 CONT James Kelly to James McIntire, deed of sale for 200 acres, dated 4 Feb 1771. 2 CONT 2 CONT Thos Neel, Ezek. Polk, James McIntire, Thos Aspy, Came into Court & took the oath by Law appo 2 CONC inted for the qualification of public officers, Subscribed the test, took the oaths of Justic 2 CONC es & took their seats accordingly. 2 CONT 2 CONT Court adjourned till Tomorrow Morning 9 OClock. Met according to adjournment. Present Thoma 2 CONC s Neel, William Moore, Rob't Blackburn, Jacob Costner, Henry Holman, James McEntire, Esq'rs. 2 CONT 2 CONT Court adjourned till to Morrow at 8 O'clock. Met according to adjournment. Present Thomas Nee 2 CONC l, Timothy Riggs, James McEntire, Esq'rs. 2 CONT 2 CONT July term 1772 - Ordered by the Court that James McEntire Esq'r be appointed Guardian of Will 2 CONC iam Green according to his Choice in Open Court also of Abraham Green, Isaac Green, Mary Gree 2 CONC n, Jacob Green, & Joseph Green, orphans under the Age of Fourteen years children of Joseph Gr 2 CONC een Deceased the Guardian proposes for security Sam'l Richardson, John Stanford, Robert McAfe 2 CONC e Bound in the sum of Seventeen hundred pounds proclamation money. Accepted. 2 CONT 2 CONT John Winbron Sr. and Wife vs William Logan and Wife. Same Jury with the alteration of Sam'l B 2 CONC iggerstaff in the room of Alex'r McEntire, Thos Black in the room of Jacob Willis and David M 2 CONC oore in the room of William Parker. Jury Impanneld & Sworn. Plaintiff non suit. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire "Yeoman" and wife Ann to George Wisenhaunt, 200 acres granted to James Kelly 2 2 CONC 7 Sep 1766, and sold to James McEntire 4 Feb 1771. Witnessses: William Booth, William Green 2 CONC . (Actual document month and year dated only) 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire and wife Ann to William Booth, 450 acres on both sides of Buffalo Creek abou 2 CONC t a mile above Beaties. Witnesses: Moses Whitley, Daniel Singelton 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire, 250 acres on the head of the Long Branch of the First Broad River. Border: Pe 2 CONC rry Green Magness. 2 CONT 2 CONT William Green (Craven County, SC) and James McAfee to Jonas Bedford, 200 acres on both side 2 CONC s of Mountain Creek about 3/4 mile below Geoge Dicky's plantation. Witnesses: Essex Capshaw 2 CONC , James McEntire. 2 CONT 2 CONT Alexander McEntire allowed 10 shillings for 1 wolf scalp; James McEntire allowed 2 pounds fo 2 CONC r 4 wolf scalps. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire, 165 acres on the west side of the Little Broad River, including his own impro 2 CONC vement. Border: Francis Beaty, Harrot's Line, a large bend in the Little Broad River. 2 CONT 2 CONT Benjamin Ellis to Jacob Vinzant, 300 acres on the south side of the Broad River. Borders: Bea 2 CONC tie's, Alexander McIntire. Witnesses: William Green, James McEntire. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire, admininistrator of James McEntire, deceased. 1 CHAN 2 DATE 11 Mar 2004 3 TIME 00:00:00 0 @I29400@ INDI 1 NAME Ann /Green/ 2 SURN Green 2 GIVN Ann 1 SEX F 1 _UID E33594B3115DD911BE2700C0267EFAB0AACF 1 FAMS @F10939@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Tax List 2 DATE 1782 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 104, Item 17 1 NOTE Will of Joseph Green names beloved brother in law James McEntire. Has by others been read t 2 CONC o mean that Joseph's wife Anne was Ann McEntire. However, evidence proves that Anne and Joe 2 CONC sph were married in the buffalo creek area of later Rutherford Co. 10-12 years before the Mc 2 CONC Intire's migrated from Orange County NC (far norther NC) to the area which latter to becom 2 CONC e Rutherford Co. 2 CONT I think James McIntire married Joesph's sisters and that Anne was not a McIntire. 2 CONT 2 CONT Ann McIntyre 0 acres 1 CHAN 2 DATE 21 Feb 2004 3 TIME 00:00:00 0 @I29402@ INDI 1 NAME James /McIntire/ Sr. 2 SURN McIntire 2 GIVN James 2 NSFX Sr. 1 SEX M 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1757 1 DEAT 2 DATE BEF 27 May 1818 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 104, Item 10 2 SOUR @S629@ 1 _UID EA3594B3115DD911BE2700C0267EFAB0B13F 1 FAMS @F10941@ 1 FAMC @F10939@ 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Court 2 DATE 1779 2 PLAC Tryon County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 104, Item 10 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Tax List 2 DATE 1782 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 104, Item 17 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Document 2 DATE 1782 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 3 Apr 1784 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 104, Item 24 1 CENS 2 DATE 1790 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S610@ 3 PAGE Series: M637 Roll: 7 Page: 136 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Document 2 DATE 1792 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 106, Item 12 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 29 Mar 1793 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 107, Item 01 2 SOUR @S616@ 3 PAGE Item 1497 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 27 Jul 1793 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 107, Item 04 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 10 Oct 1793 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 107, Item 10 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 20 Oct 1793 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 107, Item 12 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 9 Jul 1794 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 107, Item 17 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 18 Mar 1796 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 108, Item 18 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 7 Apr 1796 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 108, Item 21 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 9 May 1797 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 109, Item 09 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 16 Sep 1797 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 109, Item 16 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 11 Dec 1797 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 109, Item 18 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Deed 2 DATE 7 Feb 1801 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 111, Item 13 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Deed 2 DATE 7 Feb 1801 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 111, Item 14 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Deed 2 DATE 7 Feb 1801 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 111, Item 15 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 4 Nov 1801 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 111, Item 18 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 10 Jan 1803 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 112, Item 05 2 SOUR @S616@ 3 PAGE Item 2517 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Deed 2 DATE 14 Jan 1807 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 112, Item 17 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Deed 2 DATE 21 Mar 1810 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 113, Item 06 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Land 2 DATE 14 Mar 1818 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 114, Item 16 1 PROB 2 DATE 27 May 1818 2 PLAC Rutherford County, North Carolina 2 SOUR @S611@ 3 PAGE Page 114, Item 18 2 SOUR @S619@ 1 NOTE James McEntire, admininistrator of James McEntire, deceased. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McIntyre 165 acres 2 CONT 2 CONT The membership rolls of The Sandy Run Baptist Church show the following indiviuals: 2 CONT McEntire, Creesy 1782 (Lucreatia, wife of James) 2 CONT McEntire, James 1814 exc(omunicated) 2 CONT McEntire, Josiah 1804 2 CONT McEntire, John 1804 dis Nov. 1804 2 CONT McEntire, Luecasey 1814 2 CONT McEntire, Nicholas 1804 2 CONT 2 CONT North Carolina: Revolutionay War Pay Vouchers: Morgan District: James McCantire 2 CONT 2 CONT Enumerated 1-2-2 2 CONT 2 CONT Petition from Rutherford County includes William McEntire, James McEntire, John McEntire, an 2 CONC d Alexander McEntire. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McIntire, 100 acres on the west side of the Little Broad River. Borders: near William G 2 CONC reen, Sarah Errington 2 CONT 2 CONT Joseph Gregory transfers entry #262 to James McEntire. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire, 100 acres on the First Little Broad River. Borders: Sims, Thomas Harrington 2 CONC . Chainbears: Isaac Collins, William McEntire 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire transfers entry #262 back to Joseph Gregory. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire, 100 acres in Rutherford on First Little Broad River. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire to Aron McEntire, 55 acres on First Broad River. Witnesses: Robert Petterson 2 CONC , Joel Smith, John Gordon. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McIntire, 150 acres on Brushy Creek, includes his own improvement. Borders: William Gre 2 CONC en, Taber, John Mclntieear, widow Lusk 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire to Byrd McEntire, 100 acres on the west side of the First Little Broad River 2 CONC , Witnesses: William McEntire, Micajah Cornwell. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McIntire, 150 acres on Brushy Creek. Borders: Taber, John McIntire. Chainbears: Lewi 2 CONC s Mathis, Allen Mathis 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire, 150 acres on Brushy Creek. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire to Aaron McEntire, 300 acres on Brushy Creek. Witnesses: Thomas Covington, Wil 2 CONC liam Covington 2 CONT 2 CONT Aaron McEntire to James McEntire, tract on First Broad River. Witnesses: Thomas Covington, Wi 2 CONC lliam Covington. 2 CONT 2 CONT Aaron McEntire to James McEntire, 150 acres on Brushy Creek. Witnesses: Thomas Covington, Wil 2 CONC liam Covington. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire, 150 acres on Brushy Creek. Borders: his own land, David Blackburn, John Lusk 2 CONT 2 CONT Andrew Taylor, 100 acres on the First Broad River. Border: lines of the land claimed by heir 2 CONC s of John McEntire decd, and runs towards Whistenhunt's 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire to Aaron McEntire, 150 acres on Brushy Creek. Witnesses: E. Robertson, W(illia 2 CONC m) Green. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire to Samuel Poston, 2 tracts. (1) 165 acres on the First Broad River. (2) 150 ac 2 CONC res granted to Aaron McEntire 9 Aug 1797. Witnesses: Geo. Cabeness, Joel Smith, John Wilson. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McEntire, 20 acres on the First Broad River. Borders: William McEntire, his own line. 2 CONT 2 CONT James McIntire Sr. Wife: Licucreasy or Lucretia. Sons: James, Josiah, John C., and Joel Mclnt 2 CONC ire. Daughters Mary Moreland, Sarah Matthews, Rebecca McIntire, Drusilla McIntire, Rhoda McIn 2 CONC tire, Anna C. McIntire. Witnesses: William Covington, William McEntire, John Lusk 1 CHAN 2 DATE 7 Mar 2004 3 TIME 00:00:00 0 @I29403@ INDI 1 NAME Lucretia /(Gregory?)/ 2 SURN (Gregory?) 2 GIVN Lucretia 1 SEX F 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT 1744 2 PLAC Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA 1 _UID EB3594B3115DD911BE2700C0267EFAB0B24F 1 FAMS @F10941@ 1 CHAN 2 DATE 8 Apr 2003 3 TIME 01:00:00 0 @F2@ FAM 1 _UID 0378DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EF514 1 HUSB @I3@ 1 WIFE @I4@ 1 CHIL @I1@ 0 @F7@ FAM 1 _UID 0D78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EFFB4 1 HUSB @I5@ 1 WIFE @I6@ 1 CHIL @I3@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 14 May 1930 2 PLAC Petersburg, Lincoln Co., TN 1 SOUR @S15@ 2 DATA 3 DATE 6 May 1930 for 14 May 1930 0 @F8@ FAM 1 _UID 0F78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E01D4 1 HUSB @I19@ 1 WIFE @I20@ 1 CHIL @I4@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 9 Apr 1937 2 PLAC Middlesboro, KY 0 @F9@ FAM 1 _UID 1178DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E03F4 1 HUSB @I11@ 1 WIFE @I12@ 1 CHIL @I5@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 14 Jan 1896 2 PLAC Marshall Co, TN 1 SOUR @S16@ 2 DATA 3 DATE 15 Jan 1896 0 @F10@ FAM 1 _UID 1378DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0514 1 HUSB @I24@ 1 WIFE @I25@ 1 CHIL @I6@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 6 Nov 1904 2 PLAC Old Freeman or, Reese Home, Lincoln County, TN 2 SOUR @S76@ 0 @F15@ FAM 1 _UID 1D78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0FB4 1 HUSB @I306@ 1 WIFE @I305@ 1 CHIL @I11@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 18 Aug 1864 2 PLAC Lincoln Co., TN 1 SOUR @S17@ 2 DATA 3 DATE 18 Aug 1864 0 @F16@ FAM 1 _UID 1F78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E11D4 1 HUSB @I506@ 1 WIFE @I284@ 1 CHIL @I12@ 0 @F22@ FAM 1 _UID 2B78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1D94 1 HUSB @I75@ 1 WIFE @I76@ 1 CHIL @I19@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 12 Mar 1888 2 PLAC Sevier Co, TN 1 SOUR @S52@ 2 PAGE #110 2 DATA 3 TEXT G.W. HODGES is the witness. Married by John CHANDLER J.P. 3 DATE 10 Mar 1888 0 @F24@ FAM 1 _UID 2F78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E21D4 1 HUSB @I165@ 1 WIFE @I166@ 1 CHIL @I20@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 1 Mar 1893 2 PLAC Sevier Co, TN 0 @F30@ FAM 1 _UID 3B78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2D94 1 HUSB @I26@ 1 WIFE @I27@ 1 CHIL @I24@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 24 Oct 1875 2 PLAC Moore Co, TN 0 @F31@ FAM 1 _UID 3D78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2FB4 1 HUSB @I35@ 1 WIFE @I36@ 1 CHIL @I25@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 9 Mar 1876 2 PLAC Lincoln County, TN 0 @F32@ FAM 1 _UID 3F78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E31D4 1 HUSB @I175@ 1 WIFE @I261@ 1 CHIL @I26@ 0 @F33@ FAM 1 _UID 4178DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E33F4 1 HUSB @I262@ 1 WIFE @I263@ 1 CHIL @I27@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 12 Aug 1852 2 PLAC Lincoln Co, TN at the Wagster Homeplace 0 @F40@ FAM 1 _UID 4F78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E41D4 1 HUSB @I268@ 1 WIFE @I423@ 1 CHIL @I35@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 20 Jan 1842 2 PLAC Lincoln Co, TN 0 @F42@ FAM 1 _UID 5378DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4514 1 HUSB @I276@ 1 WIFE @I277@ 1 CHIL @I36@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 26 Aug 1845 2 PLAC Lincoln Co, TN 0 @F71@ FAM 1 _UID 8D78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E7FB4 1 HUSB @I90@ 1 WIFE @I89@ 1 CHIL @I75@ 1 MARR 2 DATE Never Married 0 @F72@ FAM 1 _UID 8F78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E81D4 1 HUSB @I91@ 1 WIFE @I92@ 1 CHIL @I76@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 10 Jun 1858 2 PLAC Greene Co, TN 1 SOUR @S18@ 0 @F85@ FAM 1 _UID A978DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E9B74 1 HUSB @I320@ 1 WIFE @I345@ 1 CHIL @I89@ 0 @F87@ FAM 1 _UID AD78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E9FB4 1 HUSB @I163@ 1 WIFE @I16866@ 1 CHIL @I91@ 1 MARR 2 PLAC South Carolinas 0 @F88@ FAM 1 _UID AF78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA1D4 1 HUSB @I164@ 1 WIFE @I349@ 1 CHIL @I92@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 27 Dec 1827 2 PLAC Surry Co., NC 0 @F93@ FAM 1 _UID B978DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EAB74 1 HUSB @I472@ 1 WIFE @I98@ 1 CHIL @I306@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1829 0 @F94@ FAM 1 _UID BB78DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EAD94 1 HUSB @I3731@ 1 WIFE @I16589@ 1 CHIL @I98@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1814 2 PLAC TN 0 @F137@ FAM 1 _UID 1179DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0403 1 HUSB @I167@ 1 WIFE @I168@ 1 CHIL @I165@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 19 Jan 1845 0 @F138@ FAM 1 _UID 1379DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0623 1 HUSB @I169@ 1 WIFE @I170@ 1 CHIL @I166@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 3 Sep 1865 2 PLAC Buncombe Co., NC 0 @F139@ FAM 1 _UID 1579DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0843 1 HUSB @I191@ 1 WIFE @I192@ 1 CHIL @I167@ 0 @F140@ FAM 1 _UID 1779DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0A63 1 HUSB @I189@ 1 WIFE @I190@ 1 CHIL @I168@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1814 0 @F141@ FAM 1 _UID 1979DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0C83 1 HUSB @I171@ 1 WIFE @I172@ 1 CHIL @I169@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 12 Apr 1810 2 PLAC Burke Co., NC 2 SOUR @S82@ 0 @F142@ FAM 1 _UID 1B79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0EA3 1 HUSB @I177@ 1 WIFE @I176@ 1 CHIL @I170@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1840 0 @F143@ FAM 1 _UID 1D79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E10C3 1 HUSB @I173@ 1 WIFE @I174@ 1 CHIL @I171@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 1770 2 PLAC Spotsylvania Co., VA 0 @F144@ FAM 1 _UID 1F79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E12E3 1 HUSB @I178@ 1 WIFE @I186@ 1 CHIL @I172@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1790 0 @F145@ FAM 1 _UID 2179DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1403 1 HUSB @I187@ 1 WIFE @I4156@ 1 CHIL @I173@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1729 0 @F146@ FAM 1 _UID 2379DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1623 1 HUSB @I264@ 1 WIFE @I265@ 1 CHIL @I175@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1820 0 @F147@ FAM 1 _UID 2579DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1843 1 HUSB @I1329@ 1 WIFE @I1291@ 1 CHIL @I177@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1813 0 @F149@ FAM 1 _UID 2979DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1C83 1 HUSB @I348@ 1 WIFE @I3631@ 1 CHIL @I178@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1738 0 @F153@ FAM 1 _UID 3179DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2403 1 HUSB @I489@ 1 WIFE @I492@ 1 CHIL @I506@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 9 Mar 1842 2 PLAC Lincoln Co, TN 2 SOUR @S74@ 3 DATA 4 DATE 9 Mar 1842 0 @F158@ FAM 1 _UID 3B79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2EA3 1 HUSB @I4606@ 1 WIFE @I4607@ 1 CHIL @I186@ 0 @F159@ FAM 1 _UID 3D79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E30C3 1 HUSB @I835@ 1 WIFE @I836@ 1 CHIL @I187@ 0 @F162@ FAM 1 _UID 4379DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E3623 1 HUSB @I881@ 1 WIFE @I882@ 1 CHIL @I190@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 10 Dec 1780 2 PLAC Albermarle Co., VA 0 @F209@ FAM 1 _UID A179DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E9403 1 HUSB @I266@ 1 WIFE @I267@ 1 CHIL @I261@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1822 2 PLAC Hertford Co., NC 0 @F210@ FAM 1 _UID A379DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E9623 1 HUSB @I793@ 1 WIFE @I830@ 1 CHIL @I262@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1831 0 @F211@ FAM 1 _UID A579DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E9843 1 HUSB @I382@ 1 WIFE @I383@ 1 CHIL @I263@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 20 Jun 1833 2 PLAC Bedford County, TN 0 @F212@ FAM 1 _UID A779DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E9A63 1 HUSB @I1005@ 1 WIFE @I1006@ 1 CHIL @I266@ 0 @F213@ FAM 1 _UID A979DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E9C83 1 HUSB @I1007@ 1 WIFE @I1008@ 1 CHIL @I267@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 26 Feb 1800 2 PLAC Gates Co., NC 0 @F214@ FAM 1 _UID AB79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E9EA3 1 HUSB @I270@ 1 WIFE @I271@ 1 CHIL @I268@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1776 2 PLAC Hillsborough, NC 0 @F218@ FAM 1 _UID B379DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EA623 1 HUSB @I787@ 1 WIFE @I788@ 1 CHIL @I270@ 0 @F220@ FAM 1 _UID B779DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EAA63 1 HUSB @I272@ 1 WIFE @I273@ 1 CHIL @I423@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 18 Dec 1815 2 PLAC Wake Co., NC 2 SOUR @S597@ 0 @F221@ FAM 1 _UID B979DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EAC83 1 HUSB @I274@ 1 WIFE @I275@ 1 CHIL @I272@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 30 Sep 1785 2 PLAC Mecklenburg Co, VA 0 @F223@ FAM 1 _UID BD79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EB0C3 1 HUSB @I435@ 1 WIFE @I1239@ 1 CHIL @I274@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1740 0 @F224@ FAM 1 _UID BF79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EB2E3 1 HUSB @I1268@ 1 WIFE @I1269@ 1 CHIL @I275@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1753 0 @F225@ FAM 1 _UID C179DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EB403 1 HUSB @I4139@ 1 WIFE @I4140@ 1 CHIL @I276@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1791 1 NOTE This marriage date is based on the first known child's birthdate. It is quite possible tha 2 CONC t the girls were born first. I have not been able to track the girls down to a 1850 Census t 2 CONC o get birthdates, another reason I believe they were the oldest. None of the girls marriage 2 CONC s are recorded in the Bedford Co., VA records. Bedford has never been burned, which makes m 2 CONC e believe that the girls were older, and married in another county that was burned. 2 CONT 2 CONT Dinwiddie Co., VA was burned in 1864 and all records prior to 1833 were destroyed. 0 @F227@ FAM 1 _UID C579DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EB843 1 HUSB @I1730@ 1 CHIL @I277@ 0 @F229@ FAM 1 _UID C979DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EBC83 1 HUSB @I493@ 1 WIFE @I494@ 1 CHIL @I284@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 15 Jul 1838 2 PLAC Marshall Co, TN 0 @F235@ FAM 1 _UID D579DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EC843 1 HUSB @I307@ 1 WIFE @I359@ 1 CHIL @I305@ 0 @F239@ FAM 1 _UID DD79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4ED0C3 1 HUSB @I912@ 1 WIFE @I779@ 1 CHIL @I307@ 1 MARR 2 DATE BEF 1799 0 @F244@ FAM 1 _UID E779DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EDA63 1 HUSB @I4265@ 1 WIFE @I2079@ 1 CHIL @I320@ 0 @F246@ FAM 1 _UID EB79DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EDEA3 1 HUSB @I344@ 1 WIFE @I505@ 1 CHIL @I489@ 0 @F252@ FAM 1 _UID F779DAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4EEA63 1 HUSB @I377@ 1 WIFE @I378@ 1 CHIL @I359@ 0 @F268@ FAM 1 _UID 177ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0B72 1 HUSB @I1241@ 1 WIFE @I1242@ 1 CHIL @I377@ 0 @F269@ FAM 1 _UID 197ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E0D92 1 HUSB @I1240@ 1 CHIL @I378@ 0 @F272@ FAM 1 _UID 1F7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E13F2 1 HUSB @I694@ 1 WIFE @I829@ 1 CHIL @I382@ 0 @F273@ FAM 1 _UID 217ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E1512 1 HUSB @I393@ 1 WIFE @I394@ 1 CHIL @I383@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1790 2 PLAC Pendleton District, SC 0 @F282@ FAM 1 _UID 337ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2732 1 HUSB @I395@ 1 WIFE @I396@ 1 CHIL @I394@ 1 MARR 2 DATE Jan 1772 2 PLAC SC 0 @F283@ FAM 1 _UID 357ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2952 1 HUSB @I1449@ 1 WIFE @I1450@ 1 CHIL @I395@ 0 @F284@ FAM 1 _UID 377ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E2B72 1 HUSB @I1349@ 1 WIFE @I15915@ 1 CHIL @I396@ 0 @F299@ FAM 1 _UID 557ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4952 1 HUSB @I436@ 1 WIFE @I437@ 1 CHIL @I435@ 1 MARR 2 DATE ABT 1719 0 @F300@ FAM 1 _UID 577ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E4B72 1 HUSB @I1243@ 1 CHIL @I436@ 0 @F332@ FAM 1 _UID 977ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E8B72 1 HUSB @I690@ 1 WIFE @I11846@ 1 CHIL @I472@ 0 @F335@ FAM 1 _UID 9D7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E91D2 1 HUSB @I507@ 1 WIFE @I508@ 1 CHIL @I492@ 0 @F336@ FAM 1 _UID 9F7ADAF2EC0FD511B568BD47275DDA4E93F2 1 HUSB @I503@ 1 WIFE @I504@ 1 CHIL @I494@ 1 MARR 2 DATE 5 Jan 1808 2 PLAC Williamson Co., TN 1 NOTE No listing of a marriage in KY or TN can be found. 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_EVENT_DEFN Tax List 1 TYPE I 1 TITL Tax List 2 ABBR Tax List 1 ABBR TL 1 _SENM 1 _SENDOM 1 _SENPOM 1 _SENDPM 1 _SENF 1 _SENDOF 1 _SENPOF 1 _SENDPF 1 _SENU 1 _SENDOU 1 _SENPOU 1 _SENDPU 1 _DATE_TYPE 1 1 _PLACE_TYPE 1 1 _DESC_FLAG 1 1 _CONF_FLAG 0 0 _EVENT_DEFN Deed 1 TYPE I 1 TITL Deed 2 ABBR Deed 1 ABBR DE 1 _SENM 1 _SENDOM 1 _SENPOM 1 _SENDPM 1 _SENF 1 _SENDOF 1 _SENPOF 1 _SENDPF 1 _SENU 1 _SENDOU 1 _SENPOU 1 _SENDPU 1 _DATE_TYPE 1 1 _PLACE_TYPE 1 1 _DESC_FLAG 1 1 _CONF_FLAG 0 0 _EVENT_DEFN Voter List 1 TYPE I 1 TITL Voter List 2 ABBR Voter List 1 ABBR VL 1 _SENM 1 _SENDOM 1 _SENPOM 1 _SENDPM 1 _SENF 1 _SENDOF 1 _SENPOF 1 _SENDPF 1 _SENU 1 _SENDOU 1 _SENPOU 1 _SENDPU 1 _DATE_TYPE 1 1 _PLACE_TYPE 1 1 _DESC_FLAG 1 1 _CONF_FLAG 0 0 @S4@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO4@ 1 TITL TN Delayed Certificate of Birth #272372 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S5@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO7@ 1 TITL Certificate of Death #92-031125 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S6@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO6@ 1 TITL Certificate of Death #55-15674 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S7@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO5@ 1 TITL Certificate of Death #62-22050 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S8@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO13@ 1 TITL TN Death Certificate 1 NOTE Her parents are listed on the death certificate. The informant was her husband, Joshua B. KI 2 CONC NG. 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S9@ SOUR 1 TITL Lincoln Co., TN Census 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S10@ SOUR 1 TITL Hannah's Gap Baptist Church Membership Rolls 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S11@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO10@ 1 TITL Certificate of Death #7041 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S12@ SOUR 1 TITL Census 1840 Obion County, TN & 1850 Lincoln County, TN 1 NOTE Thomas and family group are listed in the 1850 TN Census. There was one older male listed o 2 CONC n the 1840 Obion County, TN Census, but not with family in 1850. There is no other name list 2 CONC ed in the estate settlement other than those listed in this Census. I believe he was probabl 2 CONC y a farm hand. 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S13@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO1@ 1 TITL Admistration of Estate, NC 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S15@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO8@ 1 TITL Marriage Record #177 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S16@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO12@ 1 TITL Marriage Certificate 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S17@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO11@ 1 TITL Marriage Certificate 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S18@ SOUR 1 TITL Marriage Records, Greene Co., TN 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S33@ SOUR 1 TITL William INGLE BIBLE 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S34@ SOUR 1 TITL Census 1850 Lincoln Co., TN 0 @S44@ SOUR 1 TITL TN Birth Certificate 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S45@ SOUR 1 TITL Gatlinburg Press, The 1 PUBL Gatlinburg, TN 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S47@ SOUR 1 TITL Sevier Co., TN Will Book 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S48@ SOUR 1 TITL Claiborne Progress, The 1 PUBL Tazewell, TN 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S52@ SOUR 1 TITL Sevier Co., TN Marriages 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S60@ SOUR 1 TITL TN Death Certificate 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S61@ SOUR 1 TITL Census 1900 Sevier Co. 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S63@ SOUR 1 TITL Revolutionary War Pension 1 PUBL R. 6579 1 TEXT Margarett McAdams was awarded half pan and pensions to certain widows. Lists their marriag 2 CONC e date. 0 @S66@ SOUR 1 TITL Family Bible of John Roberts 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S67@ SOUR 1 TITL Census 1850 Sevier Co., TN 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S68@ SOUR 1 TITL Newton Berry CLARK Memories 1 _ITALIC Y 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S74@ SOUR 1 TITL Lincoln Co., TN Marriage Records 0 @S76@ SOUR 1 TITL Marriage Certificate, #149, 5 Nov 1904, Lincoln Co., TN. Also wedding announcement from the n 2 CONC ewspaper. 0 @S77@ SOUR 1 TITL Death Certificate, TN 1 TEXT #64-04539, Vital Statistics, TN from Lincoln Co., TN 16 Feb 1964. 0 @S79@ SOUR 1 TITL Orange County, VA Will Book 0 @S80@ SOUR 1 TITL Joseph McADAMS Bible 1 NOTE Copy in my possession 1 _ITALIC Y 0 @S81@ SOUR 1 TITL Index to Marriages of Old Rappahannock & Essex Co., VA 0 @S82@ SOUR 1 TITL Burke Co., NC Marriage Records 0 @S88@ SOUR 1 TITL Lincoln Co., TN Cemetery Book 0 @S91@ SOUR 1 TITL Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine 1 AUTH Mrs. Benjamin W. Ingram 1 PUBL Volume 86, Number 5 (May 1952) 1 CALN FHC call 929.273 Ag 26h JSMB FAMHIST Book 1 TEXT "The Six Alexanders who Signed the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence" 0 @S92@ SOUR 1 TITL Marylanders to Carolina: Migration of Marylanders to North and South Carolina Prior to 1800 1 AUTH Henry C. Penden, Jr. 1 PUBL Westminster, MD, Family Line Publications, 1994 0 @S94@ SOUR 1 TITL Admistration Bonds, York County, PA Book A, pg 73 8 May 1753 Estate of Elias ALEXANDER 0 @S95@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO15@ 1 TITL Alexander Kin, Volumes I and II 1 AUTH Charles Carman and Virginia W. Alexander 1 PUBL 1976 1 CALN 929.273.AL JSMB FAMHIST Book 0 @S96@ SOUR 1 TITL Appendex D of Brevard Family 1 AUTH Robert Stephans Hand 1 PUBL pg 161-174 1 NOTE Outline of the first five generations fo the Alexander Family of Ireland, Maryland and Rowan/ 2 CONC Irdell Co., NC 0 @S97@ SOUR 1 TITL Alexander Pioneers 1 AUTH Aaron Boggs 1 PUBL Monroe Enquirer Aug-Sep 1960 0 @S99@ SOUR 1 TITL Brents, The Joshua Tree 1 AUTH Compiled by: Pauline Phillips Church 1 PUBL North Little Rock, AR 1980 0 @S123@ SOUR 1 TITL Obion County Circuit Court Minutes 1 NOTE This is the source of the middle initial of H. for our James RUSSELL 1 TEXT 1838, Obion Co., TN list James H. RUSSELL on the Jury. 0 @S136@ SOUR 1 TITL Census 1870 Whitfield Co., GA 1 TEXT Listed under Jeremiah CLARK for his parents place of birth. 0 @S149@ SOUR 1 TITL Oglethorpe Co., GA Will Book A 0 @S155@ SOUR 1 TITL Sarah Emily McEntire Bible 1 TEXT Handwritten notes from her Bible. 0 @S211@ SOUR 1 TITL Maryland's Heraldic Families, Series II 1 AUTH Alice Norris Parran 1 PUBL 1938, Page 66 1 _PAREN Y 0 @S213@ SOUR 1 TITL Great Historic Families of Scotland, The 1 AUTH James Taylor 1 PUBL London: J. S. Virtue & Co., 1889 0 @S214@ SOUR 1 TITL Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families 1634 to Mar 25th 1935 Series II 1 AUTH Alice Norris Parran 1 PUBL H.G. Roebuck and Sons Baltimore, MD 1935 0 @S215@ SOUR 1 TITL Complete Peerage from Lee Parker and Wood's Douglas Peerage, Vol I, The 1 AUTH Lee Parker 0 @S292@ SOUR 1 TITL Census 1880, Sevier Co., TN 0 @S597@ SOUR 1 TITL Wake Co., NC Marriage Records 1 TEXT Thomas Gladwell and Susan Allen 8 Dec. 1815 with John Gladwell 2 CONT bondsman in Wake Co. 0 @S598@ SOUR 1 TITL In the Shadow of the Smokies 1 AUTH Smoky Mountain Historical Society 1 PUBL Copyright 1984, 1993, Sevierville, TN 37864 1 TEXT Zion Hill Cemetery: Rebecca TEAGUE Died 11 Oct 1884, Age 65. All other TEAGUEs are family me 2 CONC mbers! 0 @S609@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO39@ 1 TITL Halifax County, Virginia Court Orders, 1759-1762 (Plea Book Number 3) 1 AUTH TLC Genealogy 1 PUBL TLC Genealogy, PO Box 403369, Miami Beach, FL 33140-1369 c1998 1 CALN 975.5 H173 VA 0 @S610@ SOUR 1 TITL 1790 Census 1 PUBL Series: M637 0 @S611@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO39@ 1 TITL Bulletin Of The Genealogical Society Of Old Tryon County, North Carolina, August 1999 1 AUTH Miles Philbeck 1 PUBL P.O. Box 938, 102 West Main Street, Forest City, NC 28043, (828) 247-8700 1 TEXT In Search of John McEntire, Wagonmaker 2 CONT by Miles Philbeck 2 CONT 2 CONT [Ed. note: The following abstracts of McEntire family records were accumulated during my effo 2 CONC rts to determine the identity of John McEntire, wagonmaker, who was charged as the father o 2 CONC f her child by widow Anna (White) Mode in 1824. In the course of this investigation I soon co 2 CONC ncluded that part of what has been stated and written about the McEntire family by others ha 2 CONC s been riddled with inaccuracies. I am sharing this data in hopes that the level of truth abo 2 CONC ut this family may be elevated.] 0 @S613@ SOUR 1 TITL Tryon Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 0 @S614@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO39@ 1 TITL Deed Abstracts of Tryon, Lincoln & Rutherford Counties, North Carolina, 1769-1786 2 CONT Tryon County Wills & Estates 1 AUTH Brent Holcomb 1 PUBL Southern Historical Press, P.O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640, c1977 1 CALN 975.6 H725 NC 0 @S616@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO39@ 1 TITL Abstracts of land entries : Rutherford County, North Carolina Volume 1-4 1 AUTH Dr. Albert Bruce Pruitt 1 PUBL PO Box 815, Whitakers, NC 27891 1 CALN 975.6 P971 NC 0 @S619@ SOUR 1 TITL ? Need to relocate 0 @S622@ SOUR 1 TITL Court Records 0 @S623@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO39@ 1 TITL List of voters for elections of Burgesses, 1764-1769, Halifax County, Virginia 1 AUTH Marian Dodson Chiarito 1 PUBL The Clarkston Press 2 CONT Route 2 Box 533, Nathalie, VA 24577 2 CONT c1986 1 CALN 975.5 C532 0 @S624@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO39@ 1 TITL Halifax County, Virginia Deed Book 2-6 1759-1767 1 AUTH Marian Dodson Chiarito 1 PUBL Route 2 Box 533 2 CONT Nathalie, VA 24577 2 CONT c1986 1 CALN 975.5 C532 VA v. 2 1759-67 0 @S625@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO39@ 1 TITL Halifax County Virginia Court Orders, 1764-1766 (Plea Book No. 5, Part 1) 1 AUTH Marian Dodson Chiarito 1 PUBL TLC Genealogy 2 CONT PO Box 403369 2 CONT Miami Beach, FL 33140-1369 2 CONT 1/1/1999 1 CALN 975.5 C532 VA v. 5 (1775-78) 0 @S626@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO39@ 1 TITL Person County North Carolina Deed Books 1792-1825 1 AUTH Katherine Ferr Kendall 1 PUBL Clearfield Company, Baltimore, Maryland, c1994 1 CALN 975.6 K33 NC v. 1, 1792-1825 0 @S627@ SOUR 1 TITL Will of Joseph Green 1 AUTH Joseph Green 1 TEXT Joseph Green of Tryon County and province of North Carolina Planter Being Sick and In the nam 2 CONC e of God amen the twentieth Day of September one thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy one I, we 2 CONC ak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be Given unto God. 2 CONT 2 CONT Therefore Calling unto mind the Mortality of my body & that it is appointed for all men onc 2 CONC e to Die do make And ordain this my last Will and testament that is to say Principally and fi 2 CONC rst of all I give and Recommend my Soul into the Hands of God that gave it and for my bod 2 CONC y I recommend it to the Earth to be buried in a Christian like and Decent manner at the Discr 2 CONC etion of my Executors Not Doubting but at the General Resurrection I Shall receive the Same A 2 CONC gain by the Mighty Power of God and as touching Such Worldly Estate herewith it Has Pleased G 2 CONC od to bless me in this life I Give Demise and Dispose of the same in I the following manne 2 CONC r & form? 2 CONT 2 CONT First I Give and bequeath to Mary my Dearly Beloved wife the sum of One Hundred Pounds to b 2 CONC e Raised And levied out of My Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT likewise I Give and bequeath unto William Green my Dearly and Well beloved Son the Sum of On 2 CONC e Hundred Pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT likewise I Give and Bequeath Unto Anne Green my Dearly and well beloved Daughter the Sum of O 2 CONC ne Hundred pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT likewise I Give and bequeath unto Abraham Green my Dearly and well beloved Son the sum of on 2 CONC e Hundred Pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT likewise I Give and bequeath unto Isaac Green my dearly and Well beloved Son the sum of one H 2 CONC undred pounds to be Raised and levied out of Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT likewise I Give and bequeath unto Mary Green my Deerly and well Beloved Daughter the sum of o 2 CONC ne Hundred Pounds to be Raised And levied out of my Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT likewise I Give and bequeath unto my Deerly well beloved son Jacob Green the Sum of one Hundr 2 CONC ed pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT likewise I Give and bequeath unto Joseph Green my Deerly and well beloved son the Sum of on 2 CONC e Hundred pounds to be Raised and levied out of my Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT I likewise Will that Abraham Isaac Jacob Mary & Joseph be sent to School and learnt to Read a 2 CONC nd Write a good Commendable Hand and to Cypher so far as the Rule of three and that to be pai 2 CONC d out of my Whole Estate 2 CONT 2 CONT I likewise Will and bequeat that my Whole Estate be Valued and that the sums above mentione 2 CONC d be paid out of lands and tenaments and Negroes and other Moveable Effects and that the Rema 2 CONC inder part be Equally Divided among them all. 2 CONT 2 CONT likewise I Constitute make and ordain my well beloved wife Mary Green and my Well beloved bro 2 CONC ther in law James McEntire my only Executors of this my last Will and testament and I Do here 2 CONC by Utterly Disallow Revoke and Disannul All and Every other for Wills and testaments and lega 2 CONC cies and bequests & Executors by me in any Ways before this time Named Willed and bequeathe 2 CONC d Ratifying and Confirming this and no Other to be my last Will and testament in Witness Wher 2 CONC eof I Have Hereunto Set my Hand and Seal the Day and year first above Written Signed Sealed p 2 CONC ublished pronounced and Declared by the sd .Joseph Green as His last Will and testament in y 2 CONC e presence of us the Subscribers 2 CONT 2 CONT Viz Joseph Green (His mark) 2 CONT Henry Reynolds (His mark) 2 CONT Alaxander Meander 2 CONT 2 CONT Robt McAfee Jurrate 0 @S629@ SOUR 1 REPO @REPO39@ 1 TITL The Sandy Run Settlement & Mooresboro 1 AUTH Virginia Greene DePriest 1 PUBL Shelby, N.C c1978 1 CALN 975.6 D424 NC 0 @REPO1@ REPO 1 NAME NC State Archives 0 @REPO4@ REPO 1 NAME TN Division of Vital Statistics 1 ADDR Nashville, TN 0 @REPO5@ REPO 1 NAME Division of Vital Records 1 ADDR Nashville, TN 0 @REPO6@ REPO 1 NAME Division of Vital Statistics 1 ADDR Nashville, TN 0 @REPO7@ REPO 1 NAME TN Dept. of Health and Environment 1 ADDR Nashville, TN 0 @REPO8@ REPO 1 NAME Lincoln County, TN 1 ADDR Fayetteville, Tn 0 @REPO10@ REPO 1 NAME Bureau of Vital Statistics 1 ADDR Nashville, TN 0 @REPO11@ REPO 1 NAME Lincoln County Records 1 ADDR Fayetteville, Tn 0 @REPO12@ REPO 1 NAME Marshall County Court Records 1 ADDR Lewisburg, TN 0 @REPO13@ REPO 1 NAME Bedford County Death Records 1 ADDR Bedford County, TN 0 @REPO15@ REPO 1 NAME Family History Center 0 @REPO39@ REPO 1 NAME Clayton Library Center for Genealogical Research 1 ADDR 5300 Caroline 2 CONT Houston, TX 77004 2 CONT 5300 Caroline 2 CONT Houston, TX, 77004 1 PHON 832-393-2600 0 TRLR