This family is not proved as the same Edward SORRELL from Surry Co., NC, but highly suspected.
Edward, Sr's. (b 1730 in VA) son, Thomas stated that "his brother Edward (Jr.) removed to the Shallow Ford of the Yadkin in Rowan poor."
Located about 15 miles west of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the Shallow Ford is, as its name implies, a shallow section of the Yadkin River which afforded a safe place for travelers to cross. In 1780 it was in Surry County, NC. Today, its east entrance is in Forsyth county, its west entrance in Yadkin County.
Surry Co., NC was formed from Rowan County in 1771. The 1817 tax list covers Surry Co., and also part of present day Yadkin Co., which was formed from Surry in 1850.
In Claims of British Merchants after the Revolutionary War, dated 14 Sept 1800 and arranged by Counties, abstracted by Ransom McBride, and appearing in the NC Genealogical Society Journal, Volume XI, No 4, pg 251, Edward SORRELL, Sr. is mentioned as owing 38 pounds sterling. The report of William Duffy, Agent, states that "he called on Thomas SORRELL, eldest son of Edward SORRELL, deceased, and learned from him that his father died about the year 1790; that he made no will; and that no administration was had upon the Estate, the children agreeing to divide the property among themselves amicably and thinking their father very little in debt; that no receipts were found among the few papers of his father, nor remembers that he ever heard his father mention this debt; His father at all times was able to pay it, but no application was made by suit or otherwise; Mrs. SORRELL, wife of Thomas, says she remembers to have heard the old man say the HAMILTONs were indebted to him for a hogshead of tobacco.
The children of Edward SORRELL, deceased, are Thomas and William, now living on Crab Tree in Wake and in very good circumstances. Edward (Jr.) removed to the Shallow Ford of the Yadkin in Rowan poor. Betsey intermarried with Francis Barby, since removed to King and Queen County, VA, and Susannah intermarried with Captain Dempsey Blake of Wake, a rich man."
There are Edward, Thomas, and William SORRELL in Wake Co., NC in 1778 Court and Deed records. There are numerous SORRELL in Wake Co., NC.
Rebecca Blackwell's research suggests that his nickname may have been "Ned".
1790 Wake Co., NC Census, Hillsborough District,
(Edmond SORRELL) 1 male 16 and up, 1 female, 6 slaves. (This may still be his father's household.)1790 Cumberland Co., NC (Just S of Wake)
John 12-60
Lewis 12-70
Edward 10-50-0 slavesIn 1790 Wake Co., NC: Thomas deeded to William, witnessed by Edward. He also deeded land to Edward, 1791, witnessed by William. This Edward was probably the son of Edward, Sr., and the brother of Thomas and William.
1795 Wake Co., NC: Edward SORRELL & George Waldrope, securities on Adm. of will to Edmund Hollimon.
1793-1796 Wake Co., NC County Courty Minutes: Edward SORREL Jury duty
1796 He is listed as "Ned" (per Rebecca Blackwell) on the Estate sale of Thomas Holloman recorded: 13 Jul 1797, Wake Co., NC Wills and Estate Inventories, pg 234. Also listed: Zachariah Smith, Edmond Hollamond, Andrew Lewellen, John Mar, William Sorrel, Elijah Sorrell, Asa Blake, George Waldrope, Saml Holloman, Ben Holloman, James Waldrope, Nimrood Marr, and John Motley. 7 Jun 1796.
1799, Page 125 Wake Co., NC Deed Book Q: George Waldrope & James Waldrope of Wake Co., planters, to William Sorrel of same, April 19, 1799, for 80 dollars a tract of 100 acres lying on both sides of Brier Creek adjoining Edward Sorrel. Wit: John Medearis, Needham Sorrel.
1800 Wake Co., NC Census, page 762: 00001,30011, 4 slaves (I believe that this could still be his father because this Edward would not have been over 45 in 1800.)
Listed as male over 45
wife over 45
1 female 26-45
3 females under 10.Nov 1801 Edward deeded land to John LINN. William also deeded 2 parcels of land to John LYNN in Feb 1805.
In his father's notes: Sometime after his father's death, he removes to Rowan Co., NC, poor. Rowan is just south of Surry Co., NC.
The 1800 Wake Co., NC and 1810 Surry Co., NC Census do not seem to be the same family!
Edward SORRELL listed in the 1810 Surry Co., NC Census: Edward Sorrels #702 20010, 21001
1 male born 1765-1785 (age 25-45) Dad
2 males born 1800-1810 (ages 0-10) Thomas, Edward
1 female born before 1765 (age 45-up) Mom
1 female born 1794-1800 (age 10-16) Could be Rhoda who marries in 1816.
2 females born 1800-1810 (ages 0-10) Anna, MilliaSurry Co., NC Tax List 1813: Edward Sorrel: 200 acres land no white polls recorded.
Surry Co., NC Tax List 1815: Edmund Sorrel: 200 acres land beside Joseph Jinkins on Fishing Creek valued at $150. No polls recorded.
Surry Co., NC Tax List 1816: Edmond Sorrell 200 acres beside John Hains on Deep Creek valued at $140. No polls recorded. 2 other neighbors list him as Edward SORRELL for their neighbor all on Deep Creek.
Not listed on the 1817 Surry Co., NC Tax ListThere is an Edward listed in Bertie Co., 1820-but none in 1830, 1840 or 1850. I don't think that this is our Edward!
Because Bedford Co., TN early records were burned, there is no absolute way to tie this family together with Thomas SORREL.
There is an Edward SORRELL listed in Bedford Co., TN in the 1820 Census:, page 66, 020001-01101.
2 males11-16
1 male 45-up
1 female 11-16
1 female 17-26
1 female 45-up
2 persons engaged in commerce.If my Thomas b 1793 in NC (according to the 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census) then he should be 27 years old in 1820, old enough to be married, and not still living with his father! I am still not convinced of the 1793 birthdate because his first child, Elizabeth is not born until 1827. If Thomas did not marry until 1825-26, then he may have been born later than 1793. Thomas' age is based on only 1 census record in 1850.
This Census area is 1/4 mile N of the intersection of Center Church Rd. to 231 still in Bedford Co., TN. About 3-4 miles S of Shelbyville on the (Jordan C. Holt and William Dickson and Mary Freeman who were all on E side of the road-as they were listed beside Edward's household). Tim and Helen Marsh have looked for church records from the old Center Church congregation, but none have been located.
The ages are not exactly correct, but the family group is the same as the group above minus Rhoda. Next door to this Edward is a William DAVIS 2001-1. The children would be correct for he and Rhoda, but Rhoda is not listed here, so don't know.(Rhoda married in Surry Co., NC in 1816).
Edward is the first household enumerated on page 66, the next listing is William DAVIS, three more households, followed by Needham SORRELLS.
It is very interesting to me that Millia could write a beautiful letter, but her brother, Thomas, couldn't even sign his name!
65. Penina
She was supposedly a Cherokee Indian who lived to be 104 years old. (From the notes of Georgia Ann Nichols who was her great-granddaughter.)
There is a Penina SORRELS age 82, b NC in the Bedford Co., TN 1850 Census, living in the household of George and Anna DAVIS. (This Penina is strictly an assumed connection as the possible mother of Anna who may be a connection to our family and is unproven at this time!)
She may have gone to MO with Anna and George.
66. James H. RUSSELL
20 Jul 1808 a deed of transfer from John Thompson of Davidson Co., TN conveys 400 acres on Duck River to James Russel also of Davidson Co., TN (215)( First Deed Book, Maury Co., 1807-1818)
CHARLOTTE RUSSELL, nee Kinzer, wife of James H. Russell; born Jan. 10, 1810; married Oct. 12, 1827; died Maury Co., Tenn., Dec. 12, 1884; a wife and mother. from DEATHS THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, 1885-1886
Priestley, P. 1827 Dover, TN In Report that Stewart County Entry Taker, James H. Russell has died. Recommends Neil McDaniel as successor.
Jas Russell sold land to Nicholas Branch 1811 Bedford Co., TN Deed Book C, page 365
James Russell sold land to Comrs. 1812 Bedford Co., TN Deed Book D, pg 110
Early TN Tax Lists
1811 James Russell Maury Co.
the only Russells in Maury in 1820 were David And Richard. Sumner Co.
(parent Co. for Smith) shows Bryce Russell 1797. Too early to be Bias but the only Russell listed in Sumner (no Smith listing).Looking up James Russell household census listing in Tennessee 1820 and 1830 censuses,looking for a best match:
1820: 2-0-0-0-1-0 2-1-0-1-0
1830: 0-0-1-1-0-0-1 2-1-0-2-0-0-11820 TN
Russel, James Williamson
James R. Wayne
James H. Stewart
Elam Williamson
John Williamson
John Lincoln
Russell, James Giles
James Overton
James Rutherford
James Smith
James White
Elam Smith
Ealam Williamson
John Franklin
John Franklin
John Montgomery
John White
John G. Giles
Smith Co. is where Bias came from. Others in 1820 Smith--Henry, Hiram,
John, Asa, Mitchell.1830 TN
James Russell Rutherford Co.
" " Bedford Co. (There is a James listed in the Bedford Co., TN Newspaper Vital Records written by Tim and Helen Marsh, also other listings for James in Bedford and Giles Co., TN records.-I need to check this out!)
" " White Co.
James R. Russell Sumner Co.
James Russel WilliamsonCo.
James Russel Davidson Co.
Thomas Russel Davidson Co.
Thomas Russel Bedford Co.
James Russel Giles Co.
John Russel Giles Co.
Ansolem Russell Obion Co.
James Russell Hardeman Co.
James M. Russell Henry Co.
James W. Russell Haywood Co.
James R. Russell Wayne Co.
James Russill Haywood Co.
George Sorrel Henry Co.
John & Thomas Sorrel Henry Co.
Thomas Sowell Maury Co.
William " "
Rion " "
Lucy " "
Charles " "There is a James H. RUSSELL in Carroll Co., TN, Lawyer allowed to practice 1821, 22 or 23. (Carroll was the county from which Gibson originated.)
There is a James H. RUSSELL in 1820 Steward Co., TN Census.
Nov 1823 List of Entry Takers and Surveyors from each county lists a James D. Russell as entry taker in Stewart Co., TN.
North Carolina Military Warrants from 3 Jun 1800-19 Dec 1800 lists a James Russell 28, 36.(These records are in the TN Land Office, Nashville, TN)
TN County lists in Early TN Records No. 1188 John Dickson 640 acres in Tennessee County with a James Russell as a witness. (No Date.)
Obion Co., TN Census of 1830 does not list a James RUSSELL.
14 Oct 1831, Maury Co., TN a James Russell and Thomas Sowell are listed as purchasers on the estate of Stephen Edwards. Pg 400. (As I find Thomas SOWELL in Maury Co., TN it is hand-written consistently as SOWELL, and if he signs his name, it appears to be SOWELL, but hard to be for sure. Because my Thomas SORREL only signed with his mark, I am very doubtful this is my Thomas SORREL.)-Sherry S. Finchum
Circuit Court Minutes in 1838, Obion Co., TN list James H. RUSSELL on the Jury.
Troy, Obion Co., TN 15 Oct 1838 James is on Jury Duty (Obion Co., TN Circuit Court Minutes, p 239) (also jury duty again pg. 249)
Jul 1839, pg. 179 County Court of Obion Co., TN lists T.P.C. Russell and Thomas Sorrells as the Administrators of James Russell, deceased.
20 Aug 1839, pages 169-172, both Thomas SORRELL and T.C.P. RUSSELL signed with their marks Account of Sales made of personal property of the estate of James RUSSELL, Deceased (Some names listed of interest): Thos. P. C. RUSSELL, Harvey RUSSELL, Thomas SORRELL, Martin VANCE, John Long, and many others.
Obion County court record gives John Long (the husband of Margaret Malinda Russell Long) guardianship for the minor children of James Russell and states that he is their brother-in-law!!!!! The children listed are Nancy O. Russell, Sebre Russell and Neety Russell.
Mar 1840 term, pg 205 Thomas Russell & Thomas Sorrells, Adms of estate of James Russell returned an account of sales of said estate. They are to lay off a dowerage of one years provisions for the support of Russell widow. (No name given!)
Also another possible relative--dates just make it hard to pinpoint--is a Malinda RUSSELL to Pinckney BELL marriage 18 Aug 1866 in Obion Co., TN. Elizabeth named her first female child Malinda, making this a very probably relative, but due to dates, probably a niece rather than a sister.
Very likely a Rosey RUSSELL who married a Francis Gideon 30 Dec 1839 in Obion Co., TN is related.(I now believe that this is his widow!)
There is also a Sarah A. married to a James W. Brown on 26 Jul 1850 in Obion Co., TN.
There is a Sylvia RUSSELL living with Margaret RUSSELL WHITESIDE and husband Jonathan in the 1850 Census.
James RUSSELL m Charity BLACK on 22 Mar 1853.
Ansolum 1825-1830 numerous entries
Andrew Russell Oct 1826 Roadwork. Also: Circuit Court 1826-1834 pg. 232
Austin Russell-one entry
Also: neighboring Gibson Co., TN Minute Book 1824-1832: Ansolem RUSSELL appointed Constable for Northern District Jan 1824.Ansolem RUSSELL b 1798, NC m Rebecca NEEDHAM about 1824 in Gibson Co., TN. Rebecca was b 1793, Randolph Co., NC
Children:
John H., b 1825 Obion Co., TN
Catherine 1829, Obion Co., TN
Sarah 1831, Obion Co., TN
Matilda Ann, 1833 Obion Co., TN
Samuel F., 1835, Obion Co., TN m Matilda: (North Union Cumberland Presbyterian Church 31 Aug 1835-18 Sep 1918)
Ansolem, 1843, Graves Co., KY
(This family information from: Susan Law FANN susdenfann@aol.com) (2001)Another possible relative is Andrew Martin RUSSELL. A descendant is Terry RUSSELL tdrussel@usit.net
Andrew Martin RUSSELL m Annie Caroline PRICE. They married in 1848. Their children were: Edgar Ernest, Albert Pickney, Martin, James, Molly, Lula, Lizzie, and Maggie. Lizzie married Walter THROTON, Molly married Rollen GORDON, Edgar and his family lived in OK and TX. He went to CA for a while when he was a young man. Edgar Ernest RUSSELL was b in Collin Co., TX (Blue Ridge, TX) on 5 Apr 1886
The following is the other Thomas RUSSELL family from KY:
In the 1860 Obion Co., TN Census District 3, HH 985 there is also a J.M. RUSSELL 37 b KY; N.D. 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.) Female 10 TN; J. F. Male 8 TN; R. L. Female 5 TN; C.P. Male 3 TN.
1870 Obion Co., TN District 6 lists: Roda 44 KY; John 21 KY; Mary S. 18 KY; Minerva J or I 15 KY, Nancy A. 12 KY, Thomas 7 TN; and William S 4 TN-there could be more children listed on the next page! Obion Co., TN Cemeteries list: Rhoda Russell, 31 Jul 1825-5 Nov 1922, Mother with John Russell, 1 Mar 1849-28 Jul 1918, son., Thomas P. Russell 1862-1939 with Mary Julia Russell, 1862-1951, Manerva Jane Russell, 11 Nov 1854-9 Jul 1926.
Also: District 15, HH #1128 William RUSSELL Male 28 TN; S. Female 25 TN; J. A. Male 5 TN; I. (or J.) W. Male 2 TN.
In the 1824-1828 Obion Co., TN Court minutes there is: Absolim RUSSELL Apr 1825-Road Overseer.
Anselem Russell Dec 1828 lists a 50 acre occupant survey.(Occupant and Entry Book-Register of Deeds)
Ansolem Russell 1830 Obion Co. TN Census with wife and 3 very young children.
20001-100001
2 males under 5
1 male 20-30 years
1 female under 5
1 female 30-40
67. Rosey
Her first name is denoted with an "R" on the gravemarker of her daughter, Margaret Malinda.
Because James Russell died early and while some of his children were still infants and his wife R[---?---] Russell was still a young women, one would expect her to promptly remarry. I believe that that the Rosey Russell who married Francis Gideon in Obion County 30 December 1839 is this woman. She is the right age in the 1840 Census and there are several small children living with them in the 1840 Census(Neety, Nancy, and Sabra). Alsey and J. Martin did not marry until 1841 and 1843 respectively.
She was probably about 18 years old when she married. Her age in 1840 would have been about 42-44 years old.
1840 Obion Co., TN Census
Page: 145. Francis Gideons, 010101-1100101(female age 40-50)
Pages 142 to end are the "West End of Obion County composed of Civil or Precinct Districts Three, Four, Five & Eight being district divisions of said county and State." Dist. 3 is west of Dist. 2, going to the lake on the west and Dist. 5 is below Dist. 3. District 4 is west of Reelfoot Lake. Dist. 8 is on the lower east side of the county bordered by Dist. 6 & 7 on the north and east and Gibson Co on the South. Kenton would be in this district.
68. Andrew SCOTT
In the court documents of his father, John SCOTT, he died without a will and his children said they would forgo a piece of his estate in deference to their mother, who had to care for a retarded daughter. Andrew signed with wife Caty. (Washington Co., VA)
There is a note in the Lincoln Co., TN Census book that in July 1852 Wm DYER appointed guardian of children of Wilson Scott. Children named as in #4074 LCT Court. These are possibly the grandchildren of this man.
From notes of Mary Scott, he is listed as Andrew or Wilson SCOTT died in 1819 or 1820 in Lincoln Co., TN.
Information on this man and his ancestors came from Rev. LaVerne "Pike" Thomas 522 E. Flournoy Lucas Rd., Shreveport, LA 71115 (318) 798-1887 (1997) e-mail: TXTR76A@prodigy.com (1999)
69. Catherine "Katy"
She is listed on the 1820 Lincoln Co., TN Census as a widow with 8 sons and 2 daughters.
She is listed as a charter member in 1826 of the Mt. Olivet Primitive Baptist Church.
She is living beside her son Samuel in 1830 & 1850 Census.
She is listed in his household in 1840.
Could her maiden name possibly be BUCHANAN?
70. John RYALLS
He is buried with his wife in the Hester cemetery on the Sam Scott place in Wells Hollow. He was from VA.
John listed in 1820 Census of Lincoln Co., TN
2 Males under 10
1 Male 45 and over
1 Female under 10
2 Females 10-16
1 Female 45 and over1840 Census Lincoln Co., TN lists
1 male 70-80
1 female 60-701850 shows Mary "Polly" RYALS living in household of Richard McGAW & wife ELIZABETH (RYALS), child of Noah's, granddaughter of "Polly".
She is listed on the 1850 Census Lincoln Co., TN in the household of her granddaughter Elizabeth. Mrs. Richard McGaw.
Inventory of estate of W.M. CONWELL, father of "Polly", Lists John RYALS & Mary as administrators of his estate.
1840 Lincoln Co., TN Census: listed as Joshua KING, Sr.
1 m 5-10
2 m 10-15
1 m 15-20
1 m 50-60
1 f 5-10
1 f 10-15
2 f 15-20
1 f 40-50He and the younger children are on the 1850 Census of Lincoln Co., TN.
He is listed as a farmer.
73. Elizabeth WHITE
I have one note that states that she was from SC.
74. John W. MCADAMS
He served in the War of 1812. (McAdams Families Newsletter)
There is a John McCaddams listed on the 1829 Lincoln Co., TN Tax List with 210 and 33 1/3 on East Fork Cane Creek.
He owned land in Bedford, Lincoln, and Marshall Co., TN.
The cemetery is located 0.2 miles south of Hannah's Gap Baptist Church on Bledsoe Road in the Po Grab Community of Lincoln County, TN. It is on private property back off the main road.
The first 2 children listed are from Internet site by Mike Basham. http://www.chrysalis.org/malcolm These children are also listed in information from Louis A. Shone III, MD. Louis also lists another child: Mary D. who married a KING.
75. Elizabeth Henrietta DAVIDSON
Her name is listed on the Census as Henrietta, and also on her tombstone. She evidently used her middle name. Elizabeth Henrietta is from the records submitted by Mrs. Thomas A. McADAMS. They appear to be from Bible records.
There is an error on the 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census record which records the wife's name as Margaret age 61 born in NC. The recorder has transcribed the wives of father and son with John McADAMS, Jr. age 23, who is living next door with his wife Henrietta age 18 born in TN.
His son, Thomas W. lists his father's birthplace as KY in the 1880 Census.
Goodspeed Biographies for Marshall Co., TN lists an article that verifies this husband and wife from the "Blue-Grass State". The URL is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnmarshl/goodspeed/gdspdbiosB.html (1999)
He was in Maury Co., TN in Jun 1809 as a Road Commissioner.
"He resided in KY until 1800, then went to Marshall Co., TN. He was a man of remarkable intellectual powers, superior to many of his associates in that particular. He and wife were not professed Christians, but they inclined to the Methodist Episcopal faith. He was an old-line Democrat and died at the age of sixty-two." (Goodspeed)
He is listed in the War of 1812 and was with Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans. (Goodspeed History of Central, AR. pg 245)
Information in TN Vol IV Marshall Co., TN Bible Records, Cemetery Records, Will, Land Grants, and Court Records from Genealogical Records, TN Society NSDAR 1978-1979 lists the children of Thomas BRENTS.
There is room in this family line for another family group considering the dates of births of children do not begin until 1810-1815.
Thomas was appointed Road Overseer in Lincoln Co., TN in 1815.
Lincoln Co., TN 1820 Census lists: 459 11 Bents, Thomas 120001/21010
Marshall Co., TN was formed out of Lincoln Co., TN in 1836.
A Thomas Brents head of household appears in 1840 Marshall County census, 000110001-01000001. I suppose the 60-70 year old male could be someone else, but.... Also I do not have a copy, but there was a Thomas Brents will recorded, 1842, as-a-72 (MS).
Directions to the Cemetery: 3/4 mile NE of Talley Station, TN and 1/2 mile E of Hwy. 431. Cemetery is in very poor condition.
79. Jane "Jenny" Margurett MCWHORTER
She lived to be fifty-six years old. Some have listed her name as Margurett McQuirter.
They moved to Bedford Co., TN from VA in the 1830's. They lived northwest of Bedford Community, south of the Duck River. 1850 Bedford Co., TN Census. Death date is from Bible records from Victoria Woodard SMITH.
Will in Lincoln Co., TN on pg 136 lists wife as Susanna C. Redd. Mentions sons and daughters but not by name. Owned land on East Mulberry. Executors: Wife Susanna C. Redd and son John F. Redd. Signed: X, Jun 14, 1855. Witness: W. M. Head and Joel Foster. Proven Mar 3, 1856.
Some information is from Kathryn Lindstrom from Lincoln Co. Genealogical Library vertical files in Fayetteville, TN.
1860 Lincoln Co., TN Census listed beside son Dabney T. with daughters Susan and Christiana.
Her death date is from Bible records from Victoria Woodard SMITH which lists her name as Susan CONNALY.
Family tradition says her maiden name was COLLIER.
82. Michael MARSH
They were married sometime between 20 May 1822, when John VANN makes a last exhibition of his account witht he Orphan Elizabeth LANDING, and 17 Feb 1823, when the following deed of sale of her father's land to Elisha EURE is recorded in Gates Co., NC.
This Indenture made this 18th day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty three, between Michael Mash and Elizabeth Mash of Hertford County and State of North Carolina of the one part and Elisha Eure of the County of Gates and State aforesaid of the other part, witnesseth that we the said Michael Mash and Elizabeth Mash of or an in consideration of two hundred dollars to us in hand paid by the aforesaid Elisha Eure of the time of signing and sealing this indenture, we the said Michael Mash and Elizabeth Mash hath bargained, sold and confirmed, unto the said Elisha Eure his heirs or assigns a certain tract or parcel of land situated lying and being in the County of Gates and State of North Carolina containing by estimation one hundred acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows, (viz): Being at a corner Read Oak being Jesse Taylor & Lewis Sparkman, thence running Lewis Sparkman's line a north east corner to Jesse Taulor's line, thence running said Taylor's line to Abraham Beeman's line, thence said Beeman's line to Charles Eure's, dec'd, line, thence Eure's line to David Lewis' line, thence along said Lewis' line to the main road leading to Winton to Gates Court House, thence cross said road running said Lewis' line, to the run of the large Syprose Swamp, thence up the said main run to Jesse Taylor's line, to the first station or beginning. We the said Michael Mash and Elizabeth Mash do forselves our heirs, Executors, Administrators, warrant and forever defend the right and title of the said land above bounded to the said Elisha Eure, his heirs and assigns forever. In witness whereof we have hereunto our hands and fixt our seal the day and above mentioned. Signed, Sealed and acknowledged in presence of Jacob Odom. Michael Mash (seal) Elizabeth Mash (seal) Gates County Clourt of Please & c 1823 February Term. Ordered that John Walton, Jr. and Abraham Harrell, Esqrs. take the private examination of Elizabeth Mash wife of Michael Mash touching (conerning) her free consent in executing the within Deed of Conveyance &c. Teste- J. Sumner, Clk.
Pursuant to the above order, we the undersigned met at the house of Jesse Brown for the purpose of examining Elizabeth Mash wife of Michael Marsh, respecting her free consent in executing the within Deed of Sale to Elisha Eure and she previty and apart from her said husband after explainning the same acknowledged that she signed the within Deed freely of her own consent without the compulsion of her husband or any other person. Given under our hands this 18th day of February Anno Domi 1823. Abraham Harrell, J.P. J. Walton
State of North Carolina, Gates County February County Court of Pleas &c 1823 The above Deed of Sale was in open Court acknowledged in due form of law and was ordered to be registered. C. E. Sumner, PC Teste: J. Sumner, Clk.
This couple, came to Bedford Co., TN in Feb 1828 from NC. They first settled on a fifty acre tract west of Shelbyville about a mile south of the Old Knights Campground. The family moved to Alabama for a few years, came back in the early 1840's and settled at Bedford of "Fleaburg" where Michael died. Their home was on the Lewisburg Rd. about seven miles from Shelbyville, Beford Co., TN (Information from Tim R. & Helen MARSH, 912 Shelbyville Dr., Shelbyville, TN 37160 (931) 684-3017 (1998)
Michael was a horse breeder, farmer and producer of TN Country Hams, a product that was well-known and sought after throughout the south and the Gulf Coast, before the Civil War. (Tim Marsh)
Listed on the 1850 Bedford Co., TN Census. $650
Will presented for Probate in the Chancery Court Records of Bedford Co., TN September 1859, Page 442, A. D. and John Marsh were Administrators.
Will made 28 Aug 1859 " To sell personal property to pay debts if necessary. To beloved wife Elizabeth, tract of 122 acres in the 18th District of Bedford County on which I now reside (Village of Bedford.) Wish her to remain on land as a home and wish my son John W. to live with here. At her death wish son John W. as executor to sell the property and land, retaining $500.00 for himself and divide remainder equally between my children, share and share alike. Wife Elizabeth Marsh, executrix and my son John W. Marsh, executor."
They are buried in Bedford Co., TN in the MARSH family cemetery. The cemetery is on the land of the old homeplace in an area called Fleaburg. The cemetery is beside a house which is across the road from New Bethel Baptist Church (originally MARSH land) at Bedford, west of Shelbyville Highway 64. Buried there under a tree with ornate iron fence are Michael and Eliz Marsh, Caldonia, Geo and Eliz Marsh and her husband Thomas J. Robinson. (Coming from Lewisburg) it is the 5th house on right after the Bedford store. Turn into the driveway. Close to the house there in the trees, are the graves. A memorial marker honoring this pioneer couple stands at the entrance to the church graveyard. Personal visit in 2000 by Sherry S. Finchum (Information from L. Marsh e-mail: LMarsh6405@cs.com) (2000).
83. Elizabeth LANDIN
There is a listing in the Gates Co., NC Deed Book 6 Jan 1809:
Received of John Vann, guardian to Elizabeth Landing, orphan of Mills Landing, dec. 51 pounds 3 shillings 4 pence for a third of a Negro named Sary. signed by: Uriah (X) Eure and witnessed by Riddick Cross and Whitmill Eure.
1840 TN Census:
Bedford County006 John Jr. 26
Tobitha
1 male under 5 2 females under 5
1 male 5-10020 John Wagster 55
Jane 53
1 male 18-20
They are listed on the Lincoln Co., 1850 Census records.He was a Baptist minister.
1860 Dyer Co., TN Census
John L. Gilbert came from GA, an old Census says. Just across the Savannah River from where the Fosters lived in Abbeyville District. John L. Gilbert lived in Franklin Co., GA Seems he was brother of Doster (or Dock) Gilbert. I was told that they lived at the Fullerton, place, or above, from their location in the census.
Land deed recorded 7 Feb 1868 in Lincoln Co., TN lists siblings of John C. Gilbert as: John Morton and wife Artemesia (Gilbert), W. C. Wagster and wife Mary Ann (Gilbert), and William Morton and wife Sarah (Gilbert).
87. Racheal ROBERTS
Bedford Co., TN County Court Records: 1848 Nov page 20: Rachel GILBERT appointed guardian of Susan M., Mary Ann, Artemisa, and John C. Gilbert, minor heirs of John Gilbert, deceased.
After her husband died early she was living with her parents in Bedford County, TN in 1850.
1880 Lincoln Co., TN Census:
Wiliam MORTON Self M Male W 51 TN Farmer TN GA
Sarah W. MORTON Wife M Female W 46 TN Keeps House NC GA
Buni Vista MORTON Dau S Female W 25 TN At Home --- ---
Barachias MORTON Son S Male W 21 TN At Home --- ---
Zacharias MORTON Son S Male W 19 TN At Home --- ---
Thonas MORTON Son S Male W 14 TN At Home --- ---
Mary MORTON Dau S Female W 11 TN At Home --- ---
Arkamsu ROBERT Aunt W Female W 66 TN At Home --- ---
Rachael GILBERT MotherL W Female W 68 GA At Home --- ---
88. Aaron FREEMAN
Birth date comes from a Revolutionary War Pension file of Jeremiah Early
His father was in Shocco Creek, Granville, Co., NC in 1752.Aaron of Salisbury District received 90 for a publick claim Cert #610; and 6.10.6 specie for a public claim, Cert. #2297; and 3.16.0 for public claim, cert #5201(NC State Archives-Revolutionary War Pay Vouchers and Certificates.)
Oct 1783, he witnessed a power of attorney from John Garret of Chowan County to William Freeman, Surry Co., NC Abstracts, Deed Book, Mrs. W. O. Absher.
He was taxed in 1782 with 200 acres, one slave named Tobe, 2 horse and 7 cows (Surry Co., NC Tax Lists, NC State Archives.
Aaron is not in Surry Co., in 1790 Census but is on the tax list for that year with 300 acres and 2 poles.
Surry Co., NC Tax list 1800 with
2 males under 10
2 males 10-16
1 male 16-26
1 male over 45
1 female under 10
1 female 10-16
1 female 16-26
1 female 26-45April 16 1809, Aaron made an agreement with William CUNNINGHAM (son-in-law) to maintain Aaron and his wife Nancy in a comfortable decent manner of living for their natural life. In consideration Aaron FREEMAN gave William a negro man called Tobias & 1 negro woman called Patty, 2 mairs, cattle, hogs, and furniture. (Surry Co, NC. Deed Book)
Aaron left no will.
There is a letter, dated 22 Feb 1922 Robert Alexander Hawkins to Anna Kirk Fulkner that states that Aaron and Nancy were married in Hillsborough."John Freeman of Norfolk Co., VA" by Merrill Hill Mosher, Heritage Books, Inc.
90. Thomas Henderson GLIDEWELL Sr.
He supposedly served in the Indian Wars that occurred while he was yet a young man living in VA, from which state he came to TN in the early part of the 19th Century (Source: Obituary of his son-William Jackson.)
He was soldier in the War of 1812, being in the battles of Norfolk and Richmond, VA ( Information provided by Mrs. K. Norton Gill, Rt. 2, Box 967, Hayti, MO 63851 from Mrs. Leister E. Presley, 1708 West Center Ave. Searcy, AR 72143, who copied it from " Goodspeed's Biographies- 1890-Saline County, AR)
He was an overseer in NC for some 4 years, moving from there in 1823, settling in Lincoln Co., TN where he bought wild land and soon made himself a home and farm, keeping a country inn.
(Some more research should be done on the time period prior to coming to Lincoln Co., TN-there are no records to record the death of his first wife, and marriage to his 2nd wife in Lincoln Co.,TN).
He was a Tavern Keeper in 1826/27 in Lincoln Co., TN, (TN Vol II, p 204)
"Thomas Glidewell is permitted to keep a tavern in this county at his own house for twelve months, who entered into bond and security, 2nd Jan 1826".
Remaining there until 1857, he then moved to Cape Girardeau, MO, near Jackson.While in TN, he was Captain in the State Militia, and was know as Colonel Glidewell. After coming to MO he engaged in farming for 2 years, dying in 1861.
Member of the Baptist Church, (Goodspeeds Biographies 1890, Saline County, AR)
1840 Census Lincoln Co., TN
1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census lists:
Thomas 53 VA
Agnes 37 VA
Margaret 14 TN
Terry M 13 TN
Wilson M 10 TN
Alexander 8 TN
Virginia 6 TN
Luciles M 4 TN
Americus M 2 TN
Obadiah 10/12 TNAnother source lists children
Atlanta lived in Cape Girardeau Co., MO
Terry lived in IL
Babe lived in IL
Rufus lived in ILThere is a Nancy GLIDEWELL who married William BEARDEN in Lincoln Co., TN 10 Oct 1848. She is living with Drucilla & Abner in the 1850 Census. She is listed as 27 born in TN with a daughter Josephine BEARDEN age 1 born in TN. A researcher: Randy Bearden, 311 Peacock Dr., Ashdown, AR e-mail: rbearden@arkansas.net (1998) is a descendant of this Nancy.
Note: Thomas is mentioned in a book titled: Biographical and Historical Memories of Pulaski, Jefferson, Lonoke, Faulkner, Grant, Saline, Perry, Garland and Hot Springs Counties, (of) Arkansas. Published by The Goodspeed Publishing Co., Chicago, Nashville and St. Louis. 1889. Note page 205... Photocopies of pages 205 and 206 were received from Ms. Lorene B. Wood, 170 Don Ray Way, Ooltewah, TN 37363, Sept. 1995.
Note: According to the Goodspeed book referenced above, Thomas, Sr. and family moved to Lincoln Co. TN in 1823 from NC. He left there in 1857 and moved to Cape Girardeau, MO. He died there in 1861. His children are also listed in the referenced book. He also served in the War of 1812.
From Bible of William Berry Freeman: Thomas H. Glidewell left the Ridge November 3rd day 1858.
"Thomas H. Glidewell, one of the oldest farmers of Saline Township, was born in North Carolina, in the year 1819, and is the son of Thomas H. and Susan (Allen) Glidewell, natives, respectively, of Virginia and North Carolina, and of Scotch and Welsh origin. Thomas H. Glidewell, Sr., was an overseer in North Carolina for some four years, moving from there in 1823, and settling in Lincoln County, Tenn., where he bought wild land and soon made himself a home and farm, keeping a country inn. Remaining there until 1857, he then moved to Cape Girardeau, Mo., near Jackson. While in Tennessee Mr. Glidewell was captain in the State militia, and was known as Col. Glidewell. After coming to Missouri he engaged in farming for two years, dying in 1861. He was married about 1816 the first time, becoming by this marriage the father of thirteen children, five of whom survive: Thomas H. (our subject), John and Mary (twins, the latter the wife of Mr. Steelman), Drucilla (widow of Abner Freeman), and William J. (who lives in Florida). The mother died about 1834. She was an honored member of the Baptist Church. Mr. Glidewell was married the second time to Agnes Billings, who bore him these children: Atlanta (wife of Isaac Ridicks, who lives in Cape Girardeau County, Mo.), Terry (who lives in Illinois), Babe (in Illinois), and Rufus (in Illinois). Mrs. Glidewell died in 1884. She and her husband were both members of the Baptist Church. John Glidewell served in the War of Independence as a private, and Thomas H. Glidewell was a soldier in the War of 1812, being in the battles of Norfolk and Richmond, Va." Goodspeed's Biographies, 1890, Central AR, Saline Co., Biography of Thomas H. Glidewell, Jr. stated that he had been married four times, page 265-266
http://www.rootsweb.com/~arsaline/goodspeed.html
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/saline/bios/goodsp2.txtList of heirs from Cape Girardeau County, MO Probate records:
first wife:
Mary A. Melson Glidewell
Thomas H. Glidewell
Elizabeth P. Wright
John G. Glidewell
Nancy B. Steelman
Sarah J. Joiner
Drucilla H. Freeman
Wm J. Glidewelllast wife:
Margaret A. Reedic
T. W. Glidwell
F. W. Glidewell
A. R. Glidewell
V. V. Glidewell
Lucas H. Glidewell
Ruth A. Glidewell
Obadiah A. GlidewellThis is to certify that I am not going to administer on the Estate of Thomas Glidewell, descd and want William Miller to administer on the same. January 12th, 1861 signed with her mark Agnes W. Glidewell.
Recd Feb 7/69 of H H McWilliams late ? Adm in charge of Thomas Glidewell's esate Five & 56/100 Dollars on J. D. McFarland's claim against said Estate. $5.56 signed H. H. McWilliams, Exr. and J. D. McFarland.
"I do not have an Elizabeth that matches the Elizabeth P (?) WRIGHT I do have a Mary listed-so I do have a total of 8 children for Susan.
I don't have a Ruth A. for Agnes BILLINGS children (I have a Babe who married Meadline WILLIAMS-I'm sure that Babe was a nickname!), I guess that T. W. could be the Terry I have; F. W. could be the Wilson that I have; A. R. could be Alexander, Atlanta, Americus, or Rufus that I have;
I am guessing that V. V. is Virginia; I have 11 children for Agnes-so from this heirs' list I have 3 more than the list!" (Sherry S. Finchum)Also: Saline County, Arkansas Chancery Court Records Book "C" 1894 -1909:
Chancery Law Book Plaintiff Defendant Charge Page No.
(File #599) Glidewell, Susan S. Thomas H. Glidewell Judgement 99, 105, 109
91. Susan ALLEN
Alternative dates are: 1795-1834 on Susan Allen. (Greg Simmons)
92. Berry REES
The information below is listed to assist in determining the ancestry of our REES/E family. It has yet to be determined the actual given name of the man who married and fathered the children of our Sally. We find no record of a Berry REESE anywhere in VA in early records. He very likely could have been killed in the War of 1812. One of the sons of Virginia REES COLLIER, daughter of Robert W. REES was named Berry.
Sally is HOH in the 1820 Bedford Co., VA Census.
I did suspect this man's actual first name to be William (son and three grandsons) and his father's name to be Robert or Slowman because these names are used in the names of sons or grandsons, but if the William in Bedford Co., VA who died in 1810 is a brother, then probably not his name also. The names Jordan and Perry are also grandsons names.
I did find a William REESE who was recorded in the Order Books of Bedford Co., VA. He was sworn for jury duty.
In Book 17, 1815-1820 there is a William REESE, pg 745......
February Court 1820
William Reese being first sworn- came into court and made oath that he entered under Capt. Elias Edmonds (---) & Porterfield regiment in the Virginia line for the term of three years & served four years & four months & received an honorable discharge from Major Mazzaro which discharge was destroyed by water-before he reached home-and that his indigent circumstances requires the assistance of his country for support. Jacob White sworn, says that the said William Reese is in very indigent circumstances & needs the assistance of his country for support. The Bedford County, VA History Book lists a William REESE on the Militia roll during the Revolution. (Perhaps the William who married Milly SWAIN.)The 1810 Census has a William REESE, pg 478 with himself as Male age 26-45, 2 females under 10 and 1 female age 26-45(assumed his wife) [This is probably the William REESE who married Milly Swain in Bedford Co., VA: William REESE and Milly SWAIN, 31 Aug 1801, surety, Chas. Swain]. He is too young to have done the Revolution! Too old for our William Gibbs. The William REESE from Franklin Co., VA who died in 1810 (father of William Washington, John, etc.) was already dead, and his wife Mary is listed on page 480 of the 1810 Census.
There are 3 Williams in Dinwiddie Co., VA in the tax records 1782.
Wm REES 1 free male, 0 Negros, 1 Negro under age, 0 horses, and 2 cattle.
William REES 1 free male, 2 Negros, 1 Negro under age, 6 horses, 20 cattle.
William REES 1 free male, 0 Negros, 1 Negro under age, 1 horse, 0 cattle.There are 2 Williams in Dinwiddie Co., VA in the tax records of 1787, listed as Jr. and Sr. [This Jr. & Sr. does not denote relation, only 1 the older!]
The Bedford Co. Order Books list a William in 2 separate jury lists in May 1786. There are 2 William REESE on the list of taxpayers for Bedford Co., VA in 1809. (William who married Milly, and the William who died in 1810?)
The William REESE from Franklin Co., VA (father of William Washington REESE, did not buy land in Bedford Co., VA until 1806, with the 1818 tax list listing his estate).
The names Roger, William, and Richard appear first in Dinwiddie and were probably brothers or father/sons. The names Hugh, Isham, and Jordan appear early and are there at least through 1800.
Lunenburg County in 1748, 1749, 1750 and 1751 embraced an area now in 11 counties which are: Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, Charlotte, Halifax, Pittsylvania, Henry, Patrick, Franklin, Campbell, Bedford, and Appomattox.
1782 Dinwiddie Co., VA formed from Prince George County in 1752 lists: Jordan, Josiah, Francis, William, William, James, Amey, Isham, Edward, Wm., and Frederick REES.
In the records of 1787 VA there are numerous names in the Tax Records with the spellings: REECE, REES, and REESE.
1787 Dinwiddie Co., VA lists: Frederick; Edward; William, Jr; Jordan; Isham; Amey; Jesse; William, Sr; Capt. Hugh; Francis; Henry; and Herod REESE.
Early VA Rees Taxpayers (1782-1787) are:
Dinwiddie County: Amey, Edward, Francis, Frederick, Henry, Hugh, Isham, James, Jordan, Josiah, Robert, William, William, WilliamLand Records in Dinwiddie County, VA 1752-1820 by Thomas P. Hughes, Jr.
Land was owned by Amey, Edward, Elizabeth, Francis, Frederick, Henry, Herbert (son of Jordan), Herbert Jr., Hugh, Isham, Jacob, John, Jordan, Perry, Richard, Robert, William REESEDinwiddie Co., VA Personal Property Tax: List B 1787- REESE: Frederic, Edward, Jordan, Isham, Capt. Hugh, and Francis
Perry(Edward P.)Reese, 1792-1793 taxed on 73 acres.
From Greensville Co., VA Marriage records: Edward Perry REESE m to Jane WATSON 10 Dec 1788, John WATSON as surety.1790 VA Census for VA is lost.
1800: VA Census-Does not exist!
1800-1821 Tax Lists for Bedford County, VA
Reese/Reece/Rees, they had to be age 16 to be listed:Jordan Reese 1802-1813
David Reese 1803-1804 and then 1815 on
Slowman Reese 1802 & 1803
John Reese 1801on
William Reese, Sr. 1804-1818, part of this must be his estate, mentioned in the 1818 tax list. (Sr. denotes that he was the oldest, not necessarily related!) (Probably William who died in 1810.)
2nd William Reese 1809 on (Probably William who married Milly SWAIN)
Robert W Reese 1811 on
Stephen Reese 1817 on
Edmund Reese 1819
Joseph Reese 18201810 Census of VA
Dinwiddie County lists REESE: Frances, Fredrick, Henry, Herbert Sr. and Jr., Jordan, Nancy
REICE, John #478Bedford County, VA:
REECE: David #479, Jordan #478, Mary #480, and William #478 (Listed in alphabetical order)
REESE: None in Bedford or Dinwiddie.
REES: None in Bedford or Dinwiddie.In Southampton County, VA there is a Sally REECE listed. (This is the wife of Randolph REESE!)
*In 1810 Dinwiddie Co., VA Census there is a William FEATHERSTONE #146. Featherstone is a surname in this area early on.
1820 Census of VA(Listed in alphabetical order)
Rees names:
Bedford County: David 46A, Robert 46A, Stephen 46A
Reese names:
Dinwiddie County: Diancy 17A, Fred 17A, Fredrick 17A, Herbert 17A and 30A, John 17A
Bedford County: Sally 22A, and William B. 23AMarriage Bonds of Bedford Co., VA 1755-1800:
John REESE m Ann BROWN 5 Dec 1792, surety, James Brown. Certificate of Ann that she is of age.
John REESE m Mary BOWYER 23 Jul 1794 (with the permission of her mother, Mary BOWYER, Sr.)
John REESE m Nancy HAIL 18 Jun 1803, surety Robert Witt
Nancy REECE m Robert WITT 18 Aug 1790, surety, Isaac Wade.
Rhoda REESE m James BROWN 2 Oct 1792, John REESE, surety (Consent of Sloman REESE, Rhoda's father.)
William REESE and Milly SWAIN, 31 Aug 1801, surety, Chas. Swain
David REESE, Jr. and Pamela RAY, 4 Nov 1805, surety, Thomas RAY. Consent of Luke RAY, Sr., father of Pamela.One document recorded in a Lincoln County Pioneer, Vol 15 (Jan 1986), pg 28 states that the parents of James Robert Reese were Berry and Sarah REESE. The biographical sketch of John M. Stone begins on pg. 27 and gives this information within the article. John M. Stone is the son of Mildred REESE (daughter of Robert W. REESE and Nancy MINOR) and James A. Stone (son of Moses STONE and Margaret WILLIAMS. [Understanding that Mildred was alive when this article was written, and the fact that she was an adult before her grandmother Sarah "Sally" died in 1854, I believe that she should have known the name of Sally's husband who died just prior to Mildred's birth!-Sherry S. Finchum.] One of the sons of Virginia REES COLLIER, daughter of Robert W. REES was named Berry.
Howard County, AR Heritage 1988 from the Howard County Heritage Club pg. 380 (William Gibbs and Katherine REESE) "The REESE family originally came from Wales. Two REESE brothers emigrated from Wales to Virginia via Ireland. Later two brothers, descendants of the original family, immigrated to TN about 1830. It is unknown whether they went to Bedford Co., TN at the same time, but it is known that William Gibbs (1792-185?) came to AR about 20 years before John R. arrived.
Perhaps the 2 original brothers were Slowman and Matthias REES!
93. Sally
Her maiden name could possibly be GIBBS.
1788 Slowman REES to Sally G. REESE Bill of Sale of personal property. Deed Book #8, pg 83.
1820 Bedford Co., VA lists Sally REESE
2 Males 10-16, 1 Male 16-26 (3 Farmers), 1 Female 10-16, 2 Females 16-26, and 1 Female 45-Older. William and Robert W. are already married.1820 Bedford Co., VA also lists: Robert, and Stephen REES no twp listed, and William B. REESE.
1830 Bedford Co., VA Census lists: David B. #152, Featherstone #146, James R.#132, Joseph T. #146, Sally #163, and William #139.
REECE, William twp - Bethel, Bedford Co., VASally's household lists: 1 white male under 5 years, 1 between 20 - 30 years (probably Wilkerson), and 1 white female under 5 years, 1 between 20 - 30 (probably Parthenia) years and 1 between 60-70 years. No slaves or free colored persons listed.
1830 Lincoln Co., TN Census lists REESE:
Jacob #212 with Males 1 under 5, 1 30-40 and Females 1 under 5 and 1 20-30.
John #212, with Males 1 10-15, 2 20-30, and 1 50-60 and Females 1 10-15 and 1 50-60.
Littleberry #201 with Males 1 20-30 and Females 1 20-30.
Polly #207 with 1 Male 5-10 1 10-15 and Females 1 50-60.
1840 Bedford Co., VA Census lists: David B. #302 Northern, Joseph T. #302, Northern, and William W. #264, Southern.
1840 Lincoln Co., TN Census lists Sarah REESE household with 1 male under 5, 1 male 30-40 (probably Wilkerson), 1 female 30-40 (probably Parthenia), 1 female 70-80.
1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census lists Parthenia REESE as head of household age 85 with Sarah listed as male age 14. Both listed as being born in VA. I believe that the names have been transcribed, and it should be Sarah age 85 and Parthenia as younger. With the listing of Sarah as male, obviously there can be mistakes! Other children listed in the household are: Callowhill age 7 b TN and Martin V. age 40 b in TN.
The cemetery record lists her age as 89 which would agree with the age of 85 in the 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census.
Later in the 1860 Lincoln Co., TN Census Parthenia is listed as age 56, with no Sarah, and Calahill age 24 and Vanbuness age 16. Still living beside Wilkerson W. REESE.
The children of Sally REESE receive land from Littleberry LEFTWICH in his will that includes her heirs dated 30 May 1823 and rec 23 Jun 1823 (Will Book 5, pg 419 Bedford Co., VA) I have thoroughly researched the LEFTWICH line, and find no connection to our Sally. Perhaps she was a sister to one of Littleberry LEFTWICH's wives probably Frances HOPKINS considering the dates, or her husband Berry was a relative of Littleberry LEFTWICH.
Deed Book 22, pg 368 14 May 1831 lists Sally and all the children's names as they are selling the land that they were given in the will of Littleberry LEFTWICH. I have yet to prove any connection of Sally to Littleberry or his family. It lists the men's (her sons) names and the first names of the men's wives. Wilkerson, Parthenia and Flemin are listed alone. Parthenia is listed as head of household in the 1850 Census of Lincoln Co., TN with some children, perhaps nieces and nephews. It does list that the children were born in TN.
Some additional research must be done on the daughters (Ann, Martha, and Nancy) who did not appear to move to Lincoln County, TN as the sons did. Perhaps they stayed in Bedford Co., VA and there may be a link to their father is some document there.
The land for the old cemetery at Mt. Hermon (where Sally is buried) was sold by Abner FREEMAN of Lincoln Co., TN. According to early deeds, this appears to be a part of the old Higginbotham tract purchased by William Higginbotham in 1810 and 1811. On October 15, 1830, one acre of land was deeded to Isaac Bennett, Peterson Grammar, and Henry Dean and their successors in office as trustees of the Meeting House at Mt. Hermon. Included in this transaction was the meeting house and all improvements thereon. Witnesses were William C. FREEMAN and James FREEMAN.
100. INGLE
Origin of the surname Ingle most of this is related to Anglo-Saxon origins, although we do know that "ingles" is Spanish for English, and of course, "engel" in German, means "Angel". The Scots word "ingle" means "fireplace" or "fireside", as in "inglenook" a sitting area near the fire, and represents a location. The Saxon word "ingle" means beacon or fire. The Ingles in NC may have been related to Paulser/Polser Ingle/Engel -- said to have been of Hessian or German descent, arriving in Am. before the Am Rev. He had a brother Jacob, who was found on the 1800 census in SC in the same area. BUT, the data below is related to the English connection.
The earliest record found of the Ingle surname in America, is that of Richard Ingle (The Pirate) of Maryland. He was said to have been born in 1609 in England. THE SCOTCH-IRISH OR THE SCOT IN NORTH BRITAIN, NORTH IRELAND, AND NORTH AMERICA CHAPTER XVII THE NORSE AND GALLOWAY (page 251) The other special name is Engleston or Ingleston, which we mentioned at p. 87. In regard to it there are at least two opinions, one being that it is derived from "English," and another from the Scottish "ingle," a chimney, or rather fireplace. There are several farms bearing the name in Galloway, and one so called in West Lothian. In a charter granted by King David II., page 252 [p.252] lands so called have it spelled Inglynstoun, and in another charter by Robert II., it is Inglystoun (Robertson's Index of Charters). Pont, in his map drafted between 1608-20, spells it "Englishtoun," which cannot be accepted, for it is obviously incorrect. The surname of Inglis found in Scotland is the root of this error, as the assumption has been that it is a corruption of "English"; but opposed to this idea is the fact that although several individuals named Inglis are to be found in the possession of lands at an early period, not one of them is styled of Ingliston or Inglystoun. The Inglises of Manner seem to have been the chief family, and they held the lands of Branksome or Branksholm, afterwards possessed by the Scotts (Buccleuch). The Ingliston in West Lothian probably got the name from Inglis of Cra-mond, the first of which family was a merchant in Edinburgh about 1560, the Reformation time. It has also been overlooked that "English" is a distract English surname borne by families in England, and any affinity with it and Inglis has no other basis than some similarity in sound. We still adhere to the same .opinion as given by us in Lands and their Owners in Galloway, that the farms in Galloway called Engleston or Ingleston have nothing to do with the surname Inglis, or as Englishtoun; but were given from the nature or character of the land, and are from the Norse engi for meadow-land, or a meadow, which is also found in Anglo-Saxon as ing or inge, a pasture, a meadow.
A Topographical Dictionary of England: Volume 2 E.
Preface page 136 ENGLEFIELD, a parish in the hundred of THEALE, county of BERKS, 6 miles (W.) from Reading, containing 343 inhabitants. The living is a rectory, in the archdeaconry of Berks, and diocese of Salisbury, rated in the king's books at £11. 12. 8½, and in the patronage of R. P. W. Benyon de Beauvoir, Esq. The church has some portions in the early English style, but has been much modernised: it contains several interesting monuments to the memory of the ancestors of the Marquis of Winchester. This parish, which is not unfrequently called Inglefield, derives its name from the Saxon word Ingle, a fire or beacon light, and probably had its origin about the middle of the ninth century, at which time the Danes, having made themselves masters of Reading, sent out a detachment from their army to attack the Saxons, who were encamped at this place, and who drove them back with great loss. Elias Ashmole, the herald and antiquary, retired to this place in 1647, where he pursued his researches.There were Henry and William who arrived in MD in 1673.
History of the United States by George Bancroft (6 Volumes) Volume 1 Part 1
The English People Found a Nation in America Chapter 10 Colonization of Maryland In this state of uncertainty, Leonard Calvert, the proprietary's deputy, repaired to England to take counsel with his brother. During his absence, and toward the end of the year 1643, a London ship, commissioned by parliament, anchored in the harbor of St. Mary's; and Brent, the acting governor, under a general authority from the king at Oxford, but with an indiscretion which was in contrast with the caution of the proprietary, seized the ship, and tendered to its crew an oath against the parliament. Richard Ingle, the commander, having escaped, in January, 1644, was summoned by proclamation to yield himself up, while witnesses were sought after to convict him of treason. The new commission to Governor Calvert plainly conceded to the representatives of the province the right of originating laws. It no longer required an oath of allegiance to the king, but it exacted from every grantee of land an oath of fidelity to the proprietary. This last measure proved a new entanglement. In September, Calvert returned to St. Mary's to find the colony rent by factions, and Clayborne still restless in asserting his claim to Kent island. Escaping by way of Jamestown to London, Ingle had obtained there a letter of marque, and, without any other authority, reappearing in Maryland, he raised the standard of parliament against the established authorities, made away with the records and the great seal, and, by the aid of Protestants, compelled the governor and secretary, with a few of their devoted friends, to fly to Virginia. Father White and the other Jesuit missionaries were seized and shipped to England; an oath of submission was tendered to the inhabitants, but it was not subscribed by even one Catholic. After his lawless proceedings, which wrought for the colony nothing but confusion and waste of property and insurrectionary misrule, Ingle returned to England.Fairfax and Jost Hite Land Surveys, Shenandoah River, 1734-1735, Frederick Co., VA:
[Land grants claimed under the proprietor and Jost Hite unless otherwise noted].
George Ingle, 1,300 acres surveyed 8 November 1735 [no survey No.].John Ingle, 1,300 acres surveyed 8 November 1735 [no survey No.].
Michael Ingle, 1,300 acres surveyed 8 November 1735 [no survey No.].
Philip Ingle, 1,300 acres surveyed 8 November 1735 [no survey No.].
William Ingle, 1,300 acres surveyed 8 November 1735 [no survey No.].
The above certainly looks like a bunch of brothers to me.The 1880 Sevier Co., TN Census states that the parents of our John INGLE were born in VA.
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ID: I11208
Name: Paulser Or Polser INGLE
Sex: M
Birth: ABT. 1735 in Germany
Death: 1823 in Tuscaloosa Co, AL
NATI: German
Military Service: Revolutionary War
Immigration: ABT. 1776 Arrived in Colonies
Note:
[Reynolds.ftw]Jacob Engle and William Engle were both naturalized July 8 1730 in New Jersey. Could these be ancestors of Paulser? (CD#170 - Immigrants to the New World)
The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776;
7-15 October 1640. Thomas Cornwallis and Nathaniel Littleton shippers of goods on the Richard & Anne, Mr. Richard Ingle, bound from London to Virginia. (PRO:E190/43/1,4 44/1).The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776;
4 October 1641 [last date]. Depositions re the voyage of the Richard and Anne, Mr. Richard Ingle, from London to Virginia with passengers in 1640. (EAE).The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776;
25 August 1645. Chancery suit of Captain Thomas Cornwallis v. Captain Richard Ingle re spoliation of plaintiff's estate in Maryland by Ingle who was appointed Captain of the Reformation in 1644. Deponents Colonel Richard Gerrard of Bryn, Lancashire, aged 32, and Ciprian Thorowgood of Wendon, Essex, aged 40, were both present at a skirmish in Maryland between Cornwallis and Lieutenant Ratcliffe Warren in 1635.
(PRO:C2/Chas I/C15/23).The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776;
16 February 1677-30 April 1677. Shippers by the Blessing, Mr. David Anderson & Mr. John Phillips, bound from London for New England: William Crowch, Edward Hull, Thomas Gatton, Abraham Jesson, Thomas Hill, Robert Oxe, Samuel Watkins, John Palmer, Benjamin Mumford, John Wase, William Middleton, John Baldwin, John Ebwin, Robert Woolley, David Potter, John Knapp, Samuell Eaton, Timothy Waldo, John Crowe, Phillip French, Giles Long, George Roach, Francis Parsons, Valentine Adams, Daniell Ingle, William Ambler, John Sabin, Spencer Piggott, William Shirley, Arthur Cooke, William White, Francis Fox, George Leggatt, James Child, John Reynolds, Christopher Marshall, Clement Stockwell, Thomas Major, Thomas Smith, Thomas Hill, Thomas Ruck, Thomas Humphreys, Thomas Powell, Joseph Freeman, John Loggin, Blaze Clarke, William Hubert, Richard Burden, Thomas Glover, Ezekiell Hutchinson, James Goldham, William Whiting, Walter Mico, Elizabeth Harwood. (PRO:
E190/72/1, 80/1).The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776;
Ingle, George. Sentenced to transportation Summer 1748. *
Huntingdonshire.The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776;
2 October 1683-9 November 1683. Shippers by the Barnaby, Mr. Matthew Ryder, bound from London for Virginia and Pennsylvania: Richard Goodall, Samuell Billing, John Todd, John Ingles, John Knight. (PRO: E190/115/1).The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776:
PRO. Public Record Office. Most references are to documents held at the PRO, Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1 LR, England;; those references with a CO prefix are held at the PRO, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU, England.Paul Ingle 02 05 03 00 00
State: SC Year: 1790
County: Pendleton Roll: M637_11
Township: Unknown Township Page: 83
Image: 0018INGLE, POLSIR 01001-20001-00
State: SC Year: 1800
County: Pendleton District Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: 01001-20001-00 Page: 39
Database: SC 1800 Federal Census IndexPendleton District became Anderson District 20 Dec 1826.
1782 VA Heads of Families: William ENGLE, Jun: Hampshire Co., VA: 5 white, 0 black
1782 VA Heads of Families : William ENGLE, Senr: Hamphsire Co., VA: 5 white, 0 black1790 VA Census: Henry ENGLE: Albemarle Co., VA: 2 white souls, 1 dwelling, 0 other buildings
1790 VA Census: William ENGLE: Hampshire Co., VA: 1 white soul, 0 dwellings, 1 other building1800 M-032 SC PENDLETON INGLE JACOB 10110-10200-00
1800 M-032 NC EDGECOMBE INGLE JOHN 00010-00200-08
1800 M-032 NC EDGECOMBE INGLE JOHN 01101-01001-091810 SC Census: John ENGLE is listed in the Pendleton District: 145, No TWP L 2101-301
2 males under 10
1 male 10-16
1 male 26-45
3 females under 10
1 female 16-25Pendleton District became Anderson District 20 Dec 1826.
1810 SC Census: Alexander and William INGLES in Colleton District (South SC).
1820 SC Census: Miss M. INGLES pg 53A, St. Bartholomew's Parish, Colleton County.
1820 SC Census: John L. ENGLE is listed in Charleston County: pg. 116A Listed under Christ Church Parish. Almost all the households only list one male and in a few cases 2 and a few females are listed. I don't believe that it represents regular households-or perhaps these are young men in a monestary or such; Only 1 is listed in the household of John INGLE. His age is one male age 26-45. "I certify the foregoing Schedule contains a correct enumeration of all the inhabitants of the Parishes of...Christ Church..-Feb 5, 1820" There is a Christ Church listed in Charleston County, SC Church Records as Episcopal est. 1706: Hwy 17, Mt. Pleasant 29464 884-9090.
1820 SC Census: Miss Mary INGLES, pg , pg 31A, Charleston Co.
1830 Charleston Co., SC Thomas INGLES
1830 VA Census: John INGLE is listed in Wood Co. #386
William INGLE listed in Washington Co. #2571830 SC Census: John ENGLE is listed in Edgefield County: #200 (2 counties south of Union Co., SC)310001-20001
3 male under 5
1 male 5-10
1 male 30-40
2 females under 5
1 female 20-301840 SC Census: David ENGLE: Newberry County #232 (1 county south of Union Co., SC)
10001-20001
1 male under 5
1 male 20-30
2 females under 5
1 female 20-30
1840 SC Census: Fredrick ENGLE : Edgefield County #123 01101001-1202101 (2 counties south of Union Co., SC)
1 male 5-10
1 male 10-15
1 male 20-30
1 male 50-60
1 female under 5
2 females 5-10
2 females 15-20
1 female 20-30
1 female 40-501840 SC Census: John J. ENGLE: Newberry County #232 000001-000100001 (Just south of Union Co., SC)
1 male 30-40
1 female 15-20
1 female 60-70Edgefield Co., SC Marriages that are implied in Probate records: (These are not listed in the Edgefield Co., SC Marriage records!)
ENGLE, Unknown Male m Miley HUITE (HUIT), d/o George HUIET; Box 29, Pack 2105, Frame 343, Lived 1842
ENGLE, Frederick m Unknown HUIET (HUIT); Box 49, Pack 2105, Frame 340, Lived 1844
ENGLE, John m Unknown HUIET (HUIT); Box 49, Pack 2105, Frame 340, Lived 18441820 M-033 NC BUNCOMBE INGLE JOHN No Twp Listed!
1820 M-033 NC GUILFORD INGLE JOHN No Twp Listed!
1820 M-033 NC GUILFORD INGLE WILLIAM No Twp Listed!INGLE, JOHN
State: VA Year: 1840
County: Greenbrier County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: S Greenbrier Page: 215
Database: VA 1840 Federal Census IndexIngle, John H. View Image Online
State: Virginia Year: 1850
County: Fairfax Roll: M432_942
Township: Unknown Townships Page: 195
Image: 384INGLE, JOHN
State: VA Year: 1840
County: Lee County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: No Township Listed Page: 128
Database: VA 1840 Federal Census IndexIngle, John View Image Online
State: Virginia Year: 1850
County: Lee Roll: M432_955
Township: District 31 Page: 364
Image: 245Ingle, John J. View Image Online
State: Virginia Year: 1850
County: Doddridge Roll: M432_942
Township: West Union Town Page: 2
Image: 5Below could be the father of our John?
INGLE, WILLIAM
William listed as being between 16 &26.
A female between 26&45
One person in agriculture
....no children are listed
State: VA Year: 1820
County: Pendleton County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: No Township Listed Page: 042
Database: VA 1820 Federal Census IndexState: VA Year: 1830
County: Washington County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: No Township Listed Page: 257
Database: VA 1830 Federal Census Index
William D. INGLE:
State: Virginia
Year:1840
County: Frederick
Roll: M704_555
Township: Unknown Townships
Page: 89
Image: 180
William INGLE
State: Virginia
Year: 1840
County: Russell
Roll: M704_577
Township: Unknown Townships
Page: 32
Image: 63Ingle, William
State: Virginia Year: 1850
County: Frederick Roll: M432_945
Township: District 16 Page: 213
Image: 27"Paulser INGLE and George INGLE were in NC found on Gun Powder Creek, Burke Co., NC 1778. Paulser b circa 1737, who was a Rev War Soldier, enlisting from NC, Gun Powder Creek, Lower Creek Area, Burke County, NC on 23 Jun 1780 and George b circa 1735 who has a better recorded record. His descendant is CEO, and President of Ingle Markets of Black Mt., NC, both men, claim Germany as country of origin. There were known 4 different Ingle men in the Rev War.
My gg grandfather,Paulser Ingle, found on Gun Powder Creek, Burke Co, NC Fall 1778. He "inlisted" (sic) in First Division, NC Continental Forces (Militia) on 23 Jun 1780, under Col. Clark. George Ingle, be 1735, Germany, m. Ann Margaret Clapp, 1753, Naturalized 1763, Guilford Co, NC, d 1799, same place. He was, also, in the Rev War. John, an officer, in the Rev War, The North Carolina Line, received 3840 Acres of land north of Nashville, in 1787. William Ingle is documented in the Applications for Pensions in TN, by Lonzo Ingle, his grandson. All of these Ingle men came from Germany and had large families.
George & Paulser replicated some children's names, lived relatively closely in the wilderness of NC. I have much info on Paulser and George. John Ingle, the Commissioned Officer, in the NC Line, is little known to me. If I recall, he was taken prisoner but either paroled or escaped, and returned to duty. I had a call from CA last evening about him but received nothing more than info on his land grant, mentioned above. George Ingle had a large family, but your John could not have been his child, but, possibly a grandchild. Nor could he have been the son of Paulser, unless a "yard 'youngun" as Paulser Ingle's wife died after 1805 (the last known record of her in Land Lottery, Franklin Co, GA).
Since we know that Paulser Ingle and George Ingle were here at such an early date, and your John Ingle was b. 1812, and Paulser's family were living in the Mulberry Creek area of Lincoln, Moore, Bedford Counties around Fayetteville, TN, it is unlikely that your John belonged to Paulser.Paulser's John m. Nancy Smith in SC, and moved on into Bedford County with the Smith family in c. 1814.
I believe that you have the possibility of descending from George Ingle &Ann Margaret Clapp, as they had a large family, and lived East of the locations of your John." (fhlawson@hiwaay.net)
John Ingle (1788–1874) immigrated from Somersham, England, to America in 1818. He settled near Saundersville (now Inglefield) in Vanderburgh County where he farmed and served as the town's postmaster from 1823–69.
Sources: A Guide to Manuscripts of the Indiana Historical Society and Indiana State Library, Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society. p. 100. General and Reference Collection Z1281 .P85 1986.
The collection consists primarily of correspondence of Ingle and his wife, Martha, with their family in England, 1813–69. The letters discuss a variety of subjects including the differences between life in America and England, the development of Southern Indiana, conditions in England, the family business, and economic, religious, and political matters. Also included is John Ingle's description of his trip from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Indiana, and his visit to Morris Birbeck's Illinois settlement in 1818. There also are letters from the Ingles' son, John, Jr., to his English relatives, 1834–37. (www.indianahistory.org <http://www.indianahistory.org/>)1800 INGLE
also Barney ENGLE 10010-30010-00
1810 only George listed; he has m. but no kids
1790 none listed
North Carolina Census, 1790-1890
INGLE, GEORGE
State: NC Year: 1800
County: Guilford County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: 00010-00000-00 Page: 647
Database: NC 1800 Federal Census Index
INGLE, MARGARETT
State: NC Year: 1800
County: Guilford County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: 00100-00000-10 Page: 633
Database: NC 1800 Federal Census Index
INGLE, SUDWICK
State: NC Year: 1800
County: Guilford County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: 20110-20010-00 Page: 647
Database: NC 1800 Federal Census Index
INGLE, JACOB
State: NC Year: 1800
County: Guilford County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: 30010-20010-00 Page: 648
Database: NC 1800 Federal Census IndexGUILFORD COUNTY, NC INDEX OF BRICK CHURCH RECORDS
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by MBruce9681@AOL.COM
BRICK CHURCH RECORDS transcribed from the original records by Rev. D. I. Offman. Typed from a carbon copy of Rev. D. I. Offman’s translation by Calvin Hinshaw, and proof read by said Hinshaw and David Holt. (1959)
Pg. 1A
CONTENTS
Ministers of the Brick Church from the beginning…………..….1Proceedings of the Congregation…………………….2
Children Baptized in the Community at the Klapp Church (Brick Church)…..4
Members Confirmed at Brick Church from 1773 - 1820……………..55
Communicants of Brick Church 1802 - 1830……………60
Register of the Communicant Members of the Brick Church
according to a Revision made in March the year 1840…………………77Marriage Record of the Reformed Brick Church copies from Old Book......93
Record of Burying in the Brick Church Cemetery copied from Old Book…..96
A Record of Graves in Brick Church Cemetery marked and known June 20, 1925….98
INGLEINGLE
Adam, 30, 31, 33, 34, 38, 47, 68, 71, 73
Aidy, 19
Albert, 45
Anna Barbara, 60
Anna Margret, 10, 55
Barbara, 19, 110
Barney, 8,, 21, 55, 69, 80, 87, 88, 90, 109, 110
Brona Helen, 110
Catharina, 67
Catharine, 21, 55, 59
Cornelia, 47
Daniel, 110
Daniel R., 110
David, 3, 39, 40, 45, 47, 49, 59, 75, 80, 82, 87, 90, 110
Delia Low, 110
Delila, 30
Demarius, 87
Dorothea, 6, 56
Dorothy, 77
Elizabeth 21, 30, 56, 87, 110
Elizabeth Richerdson, 109
Emily Marcelia Smith, 109
George, 6, 10, 95, 108, 109
George Zevingle, 50 (Zwingle)
Henry, 10
Hezakeah, 38
Jacob, 15
John, 10, 59, 88, 110
John C., 87
John Calvin, 39
Joshua C., 31
Katy, 71
Lowina, 56
Ludwig, 19, 60
Malinda, 114
Margret, 6
Maria, 30, 58
Matilda, 87
Mebane, 50, 87
Milly, 110, 114
Milly Low, 109
Philipina, 56, 95
Polly, 74, 82
Polly Tickle, 45, 110
Rebecca, 33
Reily, 109, 110
Reuben, 88, 109, 110, 114
Riley, 88
Rufus, 90
Sidney, 87
Silas V., 110
Tempy Cornelia, 34
Thaddeus, 49
Ursula, 109
Wm., 15
Wm. Cyrus, 109
Wm. Reily, 109, 1101814 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC Second Reg. Mr NC 1812-1814 Muster Rolls NC3956268
1820 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC 092 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule NC 1820 Federal Census Index NCS2a648626
1840 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC 240 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule NC 1840 Federal Census Index NCS4a1372687
1840 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC 252 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule NC 1840 Federal Census Index NCS4a1372688
1850 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC 346 Southern Division Federal Population Schedule NC 1850 Federal Census Index NCS5a882551
1860 INGLE JOHN Guilford County NC 229 Greensboro Federal Population Schedule NC 1860 Federal Census Index NC44581772
Bride: Betsey Cable Groom: John Ingle Bond Date: 04 May 1821 County: Guilford Record #: 02 221 Bondsman: Robert Patterson Witness: Jno Hanner Bond #: 000056580
Bride: Nancy Devinney Groom: Lewis Walker Bond Date: 22 Mar 1831 County: Guilford Record #: 03 463 Bondsman: Henry Ingle Witness: John Hanner Clerk of County Court Bond #: 000060620
Bride: Letitia Ingle Groom: Washington Phipps Bond Date: 11 Jul 1833 County: Guilford Record #: 02 352 Bondsman: John Ingle Witness: Orpheus S Hanne Bond #: 000058777
Bride: Margaret D Ingle Groom: A G Klapp Bond Date: 28 Sep 1860 County: Guilford Record #: 02 252 Bondsman: F Z Klapp Witness: H C Willis Bond #: 000057092
Bride: Mary Ingle Groom: Henry C Clapp Bond Date: 07 Mar 1865 County: Guilford Record #: 01 076 Bondsman: Wiley D. Jone Witness: L. Swaim Bond #: 000054160
Bride: Mary Ingle Groom: Winson G Ingle Bond Date: 18 Nov 1850 County: Guilford Record #: 02 222 Bondsman: Solomon Wirick Witness: John M Logan Bond #: 000056586
Bride: Mary Sools Groom: Adam Ingle Bond Date: 07 Nov 1828 County: Guilford Record #: 02 221 Bondsman: Washington Phip Witness: Jno. G. Hanner Bond #: 000056575
Bride: Leah Tucker Groom: William Ingle Bond Date: 06 Mar 1819 County: Guilford Record #: 02 222 Bondsman: John Engle Bond #: 000056584 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868
Bride: Nancy Devinney Groom: Lewis Walker Bond Date: 22 Mar 1831 County: Guilford Record #: 03 463 Bondsman: Henry Ingle Witness: John Hanner Clerk of County Court Bond #: 000060620
Bride: Elizabeth Huffines Groom: Mabin Ingle Bond Date: 25 Sep 1848 County: Guilford Record #: 02 221 Bondsman: Reuban Ingle Witness: Abrm Clap Bond #: 000056581
Bride: Amelia Ingle Groom: Jordan Isley Bond Date: 03 Mar 1868 County: Guilford Record #: 02 224 Witness: Lyndon Swaim Bond #: 000056632 Comment: Additional Data on Bond
Bride: Catherine Ingle Groom: John Shepperd Bond Date: 29 Nov 1828 County: Guilford Record #: 02 399 Bondsman: Rubein Ingle Witness: John Hanner Clerk of Court Bond #: 000059547
Bride: Delilah Ingle **Groom: John Ingle Bond Date: 02 Jul 1829 County: Guilford Record #: 02 221 Bondsman: Adam Ingle Witness: A E Hanher Bond #: 000056579
Bride: Elizabeth Ingle Groom: William Boon Bond Date: 17 Feb 1846 County: Guilford Record #: 01 038 Bondsman: Daniel Low Witness: R. N. McCulloch Bond #: 000053534
Bride: Elizabeth Ingle Groom: George Coble (Cable?) Bond Date: 16 Feb 1829 County: Guilford Record #: 01 086 Bondsman: Absalom Low Witness: A. E. Hanner Bond #: 000054325
Bride: Elizabeth Ingle Groom: John Phillippie Bond Date: 25 Sep 1833 County: Guilford Record #: 02 351 Bondsman: Henry Swing Witness: W W Woodburn Bond #: 000058756
Bride: Franky Ingle Groom: James Thomas Bond Date: 27 Jun 1842 County: Guilford Record #: 03 446 Bondsman: Jacob Boon Witness: A. Clapp Bond #: 000060347
Bride: Mancheter Ingle Groom: Josiah G Job Bond Date: 20 Feb 1844 County: Guilford Record #: 02 230 Bondsman: Aron W Job Witness: John M Logan Bond #: 000056734
Bride: Margaret Ingle Groom: Abram Greeson Bond Date: 17 Aug 1861 County: Guilford Record #: 01 175 Bondsman: Quinton Foust Witness: H. C. Willis Bond #: 000055806
Bride: Matilda Ingle Groom: Joshua Boon Bond Date: 01 Jan 1853 County: Guilford Record #: 01 037 Bondsman: Hiram Cobb Witness: John M. Logan Bond #: 000053531
Bride: Jane Jackson Groom: Benjamin Wadkins Bond Date: 19 Dec 1844 County: Guilford Record #: 03 460 Bondsman: John Ingle Bond #: 000060567
Bride: Milley Low Groom: Reuben Ingle Bond Date: 09 Dec 1834 County: Guilford Record #: 02 221 Bondsman: Lewis Low Witness: A E Hanner Bond #: 000056582
Bride: Mary Phipps Groom: Albert Ingle Bond Date: 08 Sep 1866 County: Guilford Record #: 02 221 Bondsman: J. E. Clapp Witness: L. Swaim Bond #: 000056576
Bride: Mourning Pritchett Groom: Daniel Ingle Bond Date: 14 Jul 1827 County: Guilford Record #: 02 221 Bondsman: Samuel McAdow Witness: Jno. G. Hanner Bond #: 000056578
Bride: Emily M Smith Groom: William R Ingle Bond Date: 12 Nov 1858 County: Guilford Record #: 02 222 Bondsman: F C Clapp Witness: D C Willis Bond #: 000056585 Marriage Date: 25 Nov 1858 Performed By: S Scheren, Minister of the Gospel1820 INGLE JOHN Buncombe County NC 128 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule NC 1820 Federal Census Index NCS2a648625
Vol. VIII #8, p. 87-123: "p. 82. 31 Dec. 1841... Elizabeth Ingle of Buncombe County being of sound & perfect mind & memory. I give unto my beloved children Mary Ingle the sheep she now claim, one cow & calf, three head of geese, one bed & furniture, one walnut table, one chest, one large wheel, one check reel, one little wheel, one loom, my wearing clothes, 4-1/2 yrds. linen & the largest pot. John Ingle to have one black mare, the youngest white heifer, one ewe with lamb, one sow, one bed and stead & tick, one sheet, one blanket, one quilt & two pillows. Alfred Henderson Ingle to have one red heifer with calf, four sheep, one red calf & one colt, one clock, half of the out hogs except one to John, one bed & be ALOBd clothes & stead. Albert Anderson Ingle to have one brown mare, one brown cow, and the oldest white heifer, four sheep, half of the out hogs, one bed & half the bed clothes, one bed stead. The balance of the household furniture to Henderson & Anderson and the corn & oats and the roughness and the fat hogs for the family use. I hereby make & ordain my friend John B. Ponley as my executor. Wit; Andrew Plemmons & John H. Ingle.. Signed, Elizabeth X Ingle.. Proved in open court on oath of Andrew Plemmons in Feb. Term 1842.."1840 INGLE JOHN Burke County NC 341 West Of North Fork Federal Population Schedule NC 1840 Federal Census Index NCS4a1372684
The migration of European settlers from Virginia and Pennsylvania into Union County as early as 1751 was encouraged by the availability of free frontier land.
This migration was accelerated by the Treaty of 1755 between South Carolina Governor James Glen and Old Hopp (the principal Cherokee chief), which ceded the land to the South Carolina province. The Cherokees made raids on Union and other frontier settlements until they were defeated in the Cherokee War, which ended in 1761.
During the early years, Union County's economy revolved around subsistence agriculture. However, Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin in 1793 -- and by 1800, cotton had begun to penetrate Union County, ultimately leading to increased demand for slaves. During the first decade of the 1800s, many Quakers and others left Union County because they objected to the rapid growth of plantation slavery.
Meanwhile, by the 1820s and 1830s, soil exhaustion began causing a mass emigration of Union County's poorer White population to new lands further south and west -- from Georgia to Texas. Some of the emigrants took their slaves with them.
There are no INGLEs in the earlier Union Co., SC Census or in the later 1850 Census.
108. DICKSON
From: Marty Dickson Skyefield <mailto:mandg@acadia.net> Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 8:45 AM
Dear Friend: I am searching for any information on Michael Dickson, son of William Dickson, who lived in Pendleton District in the mid/late 1700s.
This Michael was the brother of General David Dickson.
Thank you for anything that you might suggest.North Carolina USGenWeb Archives - list a David Dickson on the Muster Rolls, War of 1812
In 1830 Surry Co., NC Census:
Frank Dickson
Abraham Dickson
John Dickson (3)
David DicksonHere is what is in the 1830 Surry Co., NC census:
2 males 5-10
1 male 40-50 (John Dickson)
2 Females under 5
1 female 10-15
1 female 15-20
1 female 40-50
Name: Dickson, John
Township: Unknown Townships
County: Surry
State: North Carolina
Year: 1830
Roll: M19_125
Page: 98
Image:
191
1830 Surry Co., N.C. census
David Dickson 1 Male under 5 (Columbus)
1 Female under 5 (Rebecca)
1 Male 20-30 (David)
1 Female 20-30 (Elizabeth)
Name: Dickson, David
Township: Unknown Townships
County: Surry
State: North Carolina
Year: 1830
Roll: M19_125
Page: 99
Image: 193Query I found posted online: Descendants of John Knight Shelton at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~smokymtnman/shelton/pafg13.htm
Ursula married (1) William Ricker on 20 Mar 1823 in Greene Co, TN. William was born in 1798 in Carmen Township, Shelton Laurel, Buncombe Co, NC.
From:To:"Joe Payne" Subject:Re: Shelton Laurel, Madison Co., NC Rickers Date:Mon, 17 Jul 2000 15:27:38 -0400
Hi Joe, Thanks for writing to me Joe...the parent's of this William Ricker that married Ursula Shelton isn't known... I feel sure that he is related to my *Peter Ricker...maybe a grandson, but which son isn't known... Peter and Peggy had a son named William Ricker that I used to think was this William that married Ursula Shelton...but, Peter and Peggy's son was killed in New Orleans during the War of 1812. Here is what Rich Nallenweg wrote about this William Ricker...and also our cousin, Raylene Cheatham. I copied something from the Tennessee Archives in Nashville that concerned William Ricker. His property was evidently inherited by his brothers and sisters. They were selling 160 acres of land in the Arkansas Territory to John Dickson the 18th of September, 1826. The deed of conveyance was from Jacob Ricker, George Ricker, Frederick Ricker, Martin Ricker, John Ricker, Joshua Willet and Rachel (his wife), Philip Smithers and Ephs (his wife),Solomon Fann and Polly (his wife), Michael Crum and Hulda (his wife). Philip Evert and Peggy (his wife), heirs at law of William Ricker Decd. This property was in the northwest 1/4 of section 35 of township seven north in range 13 west and founded on warrant 25.886. At least this information gives a record of who the Ricker sisters were married to. Its too bad the wives of the Ricker brothers were not mentioned.
18 Oct 1837 Green Co TN Vol 19 Page 171 This indenture made the 18th day of October in the year 1837. Between John Love of Greene County and State of Tennessee of one part and John Kesterson of the same county and state of the other part. Witnesseth that the said John Love, for and in consideration of the sum of fifteen dollars to me in hand paid the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged. I the said John Love have granted, bargained and sold, and do so by these presents, grant, bargain, sell, alien, enforce and confirm to him the said John Kesterson a certain piece or parcel of land situated in the county of Greene aforesaid and bounded as follows. Beginning at a red oak on Gordon's line and running thence south with his line 236 poles to a stake on H.Dunigan's line. Thence S45 east 104 poles to a white oak, Bowling's corner. Thence a direct corner to the beginning. Containing thirty acres be the same more or less. To have and to hold the said piece or parcel of land to him the said John Kesterson and to his heirs forever and I the said John Love do by these present forever warrant and defend the said piece or parcel of land every part thereof to him the said John Kesterson and his heirs forever against the claims, right and title of all persons whatsoever who now do or hereafter may lawfully claim any rights, title or interest of or to the same of any part thereof. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the day and year first herein written, sealed, delivered in presence of: A. Kennedy, John Love, Jacob Smith
This indenture further witnesseth that I John Dickson of the same county and state doth by these presents, release and relinquish to the within named John Kesterson all my right and title to the within mentioned tract of land, and all the claim I have or may be support to have to the same. witness my hand & seal the day and year first therein written. Witness: A. Kennedy J Dickson, Jacob Smith
Greene Co., TN history: "Samuel Henderson sold to John Dickson two tracts 100acres and 45acres on the south side of the Nolichucky River in the year 1836. This land joins John Wilson's old place, Henderson's line, a tree marked JH, Phillip Nesses line, Wilson now George mason's line, (the same land Samuel Henderson sold to Archibald Buster on 25 April 1830). Buster sold to John Dickson on 2 August 1830. Under signature of Samuel Henderson. General Index to Real Estate Conveyances Greene County TN Book 19 p. 236."Bright Hope Furnace Ledger
Furnace Creek, Greene County Tennessee
1835-1836
"John Dickson - age 50-60 in Census of 1840 and prominent merchant of Greeneville, Tennessee. One of brothers who emigrated to United States from Ireland in 1818. Owned considerable land in Greene County and several lots in Greeneville per Tax List of 1836. Apparently had ¼-interest in Bright Hope Furnace Machinery according to settlement recorded 19 July 1836 in the Ledger. President Andrew Jackson was reportedly his house guest on one occasion. "
There is a John DICKSON in 1850 Greene Co., TN Census, pg 141, part A
Line #42
House # 53
John Dickson, 70 M, Farmer, Real Estate $20,000, b Ireland
Sarah 69, b Scotland
Matilda D. Martin 44,b Ireland
Line #42
House # 53
John Dickson, 70 M, Farmer, Real Estate $20,000, b IrelandWilliam Dickson, pg. 142, Part A
Line #41,
House #63
Age, 62. M, none, Ireland
Isabella Ewart, 31, F, Ireland
Elizabeth G. Dickson, 21, F, Ireland
Isabella Dunlap, 16, F, IrelandGoodspeed's History of Greene Co --1887
"The first schools in Greeneville, as now remembered, were taught in a log house standing near where Rhea Academy is, and in the Presbyterian Church. The latter was a boy's school, and was taught for four or five years by Joseph Brown. The former was doubtless the original Rhea Academy, and was opened about 1812. The lot was donated by John Rhea in 1811, and it is said that he also furnished a large part of the funds for the erection of the building. The present academy was built about 1825, and about 1840 the building for the female department was erected upon the lot given by John Dickson.About 1843 an Episcopal Church was organized and a house of worship erected. Among the first members were Gen. T. D. Arnold and wife, Mordecai Lincoln and wife, Mrs. John Dickson, Mrs. Matilda Martin, Mrs. Catherine Williams, Miss Mary Lincoln and Loyd Tillman. The first minister was Dr. McCabe, his successors were Dr. Goode, A. M. Royce and W. W. Cahagan. The congregation was never a large one and, owing to deaths and removals, it has been still further decreased, and for several years no regular services have been held."
OLD HARMONY CEMETERY
(First Presbyterian Cemetery)
Greeneville, Tennessee
Copied by Goldene Burgner in 1965
Listed by Rows in 2001 by Carolyn S. GreggDICKSON
A bit more info.
Row C
3. John Dickson
1780-5/23/18554. Sarah Dickson
5/6/1781-3/6/18645. Eliza Dickson
6/1766-10/30/18366. William Dickson
1775-1/2/1843Eliza (1766-1836) C-5
James W. (d. 1849) U-1
John (1780-1855) C-3
Sarah (1781-1864)C-4
William (1775-1843) C-6
William C. (d. 1851) U-3
William G. (1841-1865) U-2
Name: Sarah Dickson
Relation: Consort
Relative: John Dickson
Birth Date: 06 May 1781
Death Date: 01 Mar 1864
Comments: Born in Greenock, Scotland
Cemetery Description:Greene County Tombstone Records
Copied by- Miss Martha Smith; Miss Alice Erwin; Mrs. Lizzie-Lou Marshall.
110. George STEELMAN
From website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stelly/d41.htm#P174
children are:i. William STEELMAN was born on 13 Jan 1806. ii. Elizabeth STEELMAN was born on 6 Mar 1808. 32 iii. Charles John STEELMAN. <d16.htm> iv. Nancy STEELMAN was born on 6 Jan 1812. v. George STEELMAN Jr. was born on 15 Jan 1815. vi. Jane STEELMAN was born on 7 Sep 1817. vii. Joshua STEELMAN was born on 17 Jan 1819 in Surry County, North Carolina. He died on 14 Oct 1856. viii. Hardin STEELMAN was born on 1 Apr 1824. ix. Nathan M. STEELMAN was born on 1 Apr 1824. Twin of Hardin