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Agnes Elizabeth Coleman was the child of William H Coleman born on - - 1825 at TN died at Williamson Co TN on (p) - - 1870 and his (1st) wife Talitha Hughes born on 18 Jan 1817 at Williamson Co TN died at Williamson Co TN on 14 Jul 1887 married on 28 May 1844 married at Williamson Co TN
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The Said Talitha Hughes was the child of James Hughes born on (c) - - 1783 at Henry Co VA died at Williamson Co TN on - 1835 and his ( 1st ) wife Susannah Reynolds born on -1783 at Henry Co VA died at Williamson Co TN on (p) - 1817 married on 17 - Jan - 1803
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The Said Susannah Reynolds was the child of George Reynolds born on (a) - - 1754 at PA died at Williamson Co TN on (c)1813 and his (1st) wife Susanna Lansford born on at VA died at Franklin Co TN on (p) - - 1813 married on 12 - Jun - 1779 married at Henry Co VA | Hughes, Talitha (I9626)
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SIDWELL, Susanna, d. 13 Aug 1796
Married 25 Mar 1747 West Nottingham Friends, Cecil Co., MD Find all individuals with events at this location [3]
Children
1. REYNOLDS, Henry, b. 10 Nov 1751, d. 01 Jan 1753
> 2. REYNOLDS, Richard, b. 31 May 1754, d. 08 Sep 1825
> 3. REYNOLDS, Samuel, b. 17 Dec 1756
> 4. REYNOLDS, Reuben, b. 17 May 1759, d. 03 Jul 1823
5. REYNOLDS, Joseph, b. 06 Aug 1763, d. 03 Feb 1813
6. REYNOLDS, Levi, b. 12 Mar 1764
7. REYNOLDS, Joanna, b. 25 Sep 1766, d. 18 Apr 1799
8. REYNOLDS, Rachel, b. 24 Dec 1770
Gen: Richard Haines & his Descendants, Vol 1, p 67
PA Chester Co.: Early Church Records: Nottingham Quakers, Beard, Alice, (Westminster, MD: Family Line Publications, 1989), 139.
Samuel Reynolds, son of Henry of West Nottingham, Chester Co., Province of Pennsylvania, and Sarah Haines, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth of the same place, were married on the 12th day 3rd month 1743 at Public Meeting of Friends at East Nottingham.
PA Chester Co.: Early Church Records: Nottingham Quakers, Beard, Alice, (Westminster, MD: Family Line Publications, 1989), 145.
Samuel Reynolds, of Little Britain Twp., Lancaster Co., Province of Pennsylvania and son of Henry of West Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., Province of Pennsylvania, and Susannah Sidwell, daughter of Richard (lately deceased) of West Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., Province of Pennsylvania, were married on the 25th day 1st month 1747 at Public Meeting of Friends at West Nottingham. | Sidwell, Susannah (I9939)
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Martha Booker Carter, d/o Buck and Betsy Carter, married William Lea b.1840, s/o William M. Lea, 1801-79 and Elizabeth Malone, 1812-86. Issue: Daisy 1863, Sally A. 1863, William E. 1866, Charles W. 1868, Mary F. 1870, Carrie A. 1872, Roberta C. 1875, Hattie 1878, Anna 1879 and Maude V. 1880 | Carter, Martha Booker (I12909)
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Carter Glass Powell was born 06 MAY 1800 in Virginia, and died 26 OCT 1857. He was the son of 12. Mastin J. Powell and 13. Mary O. Carter.
7. Sarah Bates Moore was born 31 JAN 1804, and died 21 OCT 1877. She was the daughter of 14. Tarleton Moore and 15. Elizabeth Stanfield.
Children of Sarah Bates Moore and Carter Glass Powell are:
i. Edwin Moore Powell M.D. was born 1822, and died 1892. He married Anna Patrick Watlington 29 OCT 1857, daughter of James Watlington and Jane Wilson Scott. She was born 1833.
ii. Henry Alexander Powell was born 16 DEC 1824 in Caswell County, North Carolina, and died 14 JUN 1866. He married Martha Ann Walters 29 OCT 1846 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of Spiers Walters and Lydia Ann Stamps. She was born 24 SEP 1825 in Caswell County, North Carolina, and died 26 MAY 1892 in Sutherlin, Virginia.
3. iii. Ann Catherine Powell was born 1827, and died 20 NOV 1922 in Danville, Virginia. She married Albert G. Fuller 27 OCT 1847. He died ABT 1910.
iv. Margaret Elizabeth Powell was born 1832, and died 1907. She married John Daniel Glass 14 FEB 1854.
v. Emily Caroline Powell was born 1834. She married Levi Whitted.
vi. Ashley Banks Powell was born 1837, and died 1876. He married Athenia Augusta Cunningham 26 MAR 1863. He married Laura Helen Jennings 15 NOV 1866 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vii. Nicholas Van Buren Powell was born 1840, and died 1866.
viii. Sidney Armstead Powell M.D.. He married Cynthia P. Read 18 JAN 1853. | Powell, Carter Glass (I12943)
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John Henry CARTER. He married Molly TYSON. He married Sallie TYSON. | Carter, John Henry (I68013)
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1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Bigers Powell
Age: 43
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1807
Birth Place: Virginia
Gender: Male
Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Person, North Carolina
Household Members: Name Age
Bigers Powell 43
Gilly Powell 37
William B Powell 19
Jerald Powell 16
Thomas B Powell 14
James C Powell 12
Henry E Powell 10
Sarah Powell 8
Mary C Powell 6
Minerva W Powell 0
1880 United States Federal Census
Name: Bigger Powell
Home in 1880: Dan River, Caswell, North Carolina
Age: 71
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1809
Birthplace: Virginia
Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head)
Spouse's Name: Gilly
Father's birthplace: Virginia
Mother's birthplace: Virginia
Occupation: Farmer
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Household Members: Name Age
Bigger Powell 71
Gilly Powell 68
Mineroor Powell 30
Mastine Powell 25 | Powell, Biggers (I12945)
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Name: Charles Powell 1
Sex: M
Birth: 26 May 1740 in Stafford Co. VA
Death: Abt Oct 1810 in Mercer County, Kentucky 1
Note:
The Three Sisters have concluded that our Charles Powell Sr. is the Charles Powell identified as a son of Charles and Elizabeth Powell on the Overwharton VA Parish Registry, however we lack definitive proof of this connection. If you have information that would help prove this point please contact us at powell @cswnet.com.
Halifax Co. VA Book 10 page 266, 1777, Charles Powell of Halifax Co. purchased of George Rainey for 62 pounds, 150 acres on The waters of Licking Creek bound by Landers line, Witnesses John Stanfield, John Gholson, George Patterson.
Book 14 page 447 Recorded 22 June 1789 Charles Powell and wife Sarah sold 150 acres on Licking Creek to Asher Reeves for 100 pounds This land sold by Reeves to son Anthony Powell in 1792, 1793
Book 16 page 181 Dated 26 April 1794 Nathanial Warren bought 100 acres from James and Robert Holt on Holt Mill Creek Bound by William Stanfield, James Warren, Isaac Smith signed by Charles Powell Jr. his mark - this must be our Charles Jr. in Halifax Co. in 1794 OVERWHARTON PARISH REGISTER Stafford County Virginia 1720 to 1760
From Halifax Co. VA mailing list
Halifax Deed book 13 p 356: 24 Aug 1784, John CHAPMAN of 96 Dist in
SC to Robt STANFIELD of Halifax Co VA.
Consideration: 100 lbs specie.(?) Land: 300 ac in Halifax..lying on the
waters of John's Run & is bounded by the lines of the said Robert
STANFIELD, Richard OLIVER, Charles POWELL, Joseph MILLER, Thomas GUTTERY, & John TURNER decd.
wit John CASON,
Lewis TURNER, Robert Standfield, John PULLIAM(Pullium)
recorded 19 Jan 1789 John CHAPMAN
POWEL POWELL
Powel, John son of Charles and Elizabeth Powel, b. Sept 20 1731 Powel, Peter son of Charles and Elizabeth Powel, b. Feb 17 1733 Powell, Elizabeth daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Powell, b. April 26 1735 Powel, Martha daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Powell, b. Sept 26 1736 Powel, Charles son of Charles and Elizabeth Powell, b. May 26 1740 Powel, Peggy daughter of Charles and Betty Powell, b. April 8, 1744 Powel, Charles d. April 30 1744 Powell, Elizabeth and Duke Whalebone, m. Dec 3 1745 Powel, Richard son of Mary Powel, b. Feb 14 1746 Powell, Renn son of Mary Powell, b. Feb 2, 1748 Powell, Mary d. Nov 21 1750 at William Hendale's Powel, John and Margaret MacDaniel, m. Feb 10 1752 Powel, Jemima daughter of John and Margaret Powel, b. Nov 9 1753 Powell, Patty daughter of John and Margaret Powell, b. Nov 17 1755 Powell, Martha and John Goldsmith, m. Jan 19 1756
WHALEBONE Whalebone, Duke and Elizabeth Powell, m. Dec 3 1745 Whalebone, Thomas son of Duke and Elizabeth Whalebone, b. Sept 4 1746 Whalebone, Nanny daughter of Duke and Elizabeth Whalebone, b. Oct 5 1749
1st (Harrison's) CONTINENTAL ARTILLERY REGIMENT Authorized 26 November 1776 in the Continental Army as Harrison's Continental Artillery Regiment and assigned to the Southern Department. Organized in spring and summer 1777 at Williamsburg, Virginia, to consist of ten companies, including the Virginia State Artillery Company and the Virginia Continental Artillery Company. Relieved 13 March 1778 from the Southern Department and assigned to the Main Army. Redesignated 10 August 1779 as the1st Continental Artillery Regiment. Relieved 17 April 1780 from the Main Army and assigned to the Southern Department. Reorganized 9 May 1780 to consist of twelve companies, including the Maryland Continental Artillery Companies. Reorganized I January 1781 to consist of ten companies. Furloughed in summer 1783 at Winchester, Virginia, and Baltimore, Maryland. Disbanded 15 November 1783.
CAMPAIGNS Elements of this regiment served in the following: Chesapeake Bay Philadelphia-Monmouth Charleston 1780 Defense of the Carolinas Yorktown Greene's Campaign
Charles Powell Sr. Will Mercer County Kentucky, Will Book 4, pages 112-114 In the name of God Amen, I Charles Powel of Mercer County and state of Kentucky, being in a perfect state of mind and memory but feeling the disposition of my mortal body approaching, do make, constitute, ordain this to be my Last twill and testament. First, I recommend my soul to God who gave it and my body to the earth to be buried at the discretion of my friends in a decent manner and as to my worldly possessions, I give and dispose of them in the following manner. To Wit: I will that all my just debts be paid and that my Negro man Tom and my Negro woman Dorah be emancipated and enjoy their freedom form and after my death, and unto the balance of my property both real and personal, be sold and the proceeds of the sale be equally divided amongst my children having due regard to legacies they have already received which must be properly accounted for as part of their dividends. In testimony where of I have here unto set my hand and affixed my seal this 28th day of March 1810. Charles Powell X his mark Witnesses: Archibald Bilbo, James Sanderfur
Spotsylvania County Patriots 1774-1786, Spotsylvania County Virginia Virginia Book Company, P. O. Box 421, Berryville, Virginia 22611
1776 Spotsylvania County Militia
During The fall of 1776, the members of seven companies of Spotsylvania County Militia became incensed at he requirement to attend general musters at the Courthouse in Fredericksburg. Because of this, the militia men resolved to petition for the privilege of attending muster in a more central locations...The original petitions are preserved in the Virginia State Library in the collection of "Spotsylvania Legislative Petitions."...All seven petitions are virtually identical, and are dated November 14, 1776. Captain Stubblefield's Company Beverley Williams, Harry Stubblefield, Jas Wiglesworth, Lewis Holladay, James Holladay, Abell Steers, William Wigleworth, John Smith, John Graves, Samuel Bullock, Clayton Coleman, William Brooks, Jos. Duarson, David Sandidge, Wm. Ehterton, W. Cason, Harris Coleman, John Chiles, Henry Chiles , William Blaydes , Jos. True, John Talbert, Phillip Daye, Jos. Etherton, David Pulliam, Thomas Gaddis, Henry Lane, Thos. Turner, Samuel Trainam, Thos. True, James Cason, Robt. Shepherd, John Knight, Wm. Purkins, James Wheeler, Phillip Johnson, Robt. Hart, John Canahan, Rolings Pulliam, Richd Murf, Charles Cosby, Thos. Ward, John Sanders, Moses Wheeler, Charles Powel, Dudly Harris, Joel Lewis, Nickles Merriwether
Charles Powell, 3 years in the First Artillery, Samuel Eddens, Captain Charles Powell In the First Artillery Continental Troops Extracted from National Archives Records Appointed January 3, 1777, for 3 years At Valley Forge June 3, 1778 , Pay rate $9 a month paid in New York currency, in 1778 At Camp White Plains August 8, 1778 Sick in Camp at Camp Fredericksburg October 1, 1778 Promoted to Sergeant October 1, 1778 Pay rate $10 At Camp Pluckamin December 21, 1778 At Middle Brook June 3, 1779 At Camp Smith's Clove July 4, 1779 At New Windsor August 3, 1779 Discharged January 10, 1780 - Morristown, New Jersey
On Sept. 1, 1783 Charles Powell signed as receiving 79 Pounds, 8 sh., 5 pn. From Officers and Privates of the Revolutionary War, page 250 Colonel Harrison's Regiment of the Artillery Company No. 8, As it stood at Valley Forge, June 3, 1778 Samuel Eddens, Captain Lewis Booker, Captain-Lieutenant Richard Hill, First Lieutenant Abraham Cole, Second Lieutenant (Sick in Virginia) John Chick, Sergeant (Sick in Virginia) Christian Francis, Corporal William Machie, Corporal Augustine Lawless, Bombardier Christian Cawthorn, Bombardier Charles Powell, Bombardier James Gentry, Bombardier Richard Croxton, Gunner Richard Rogers, Gunner George Anderson, Drummer John Sneed, Fiffer Matrosses for Three Years Joseph Clark John Denton Charles Lyle Charles Morgan Issac Wesson Benjamin Lawson William Creamer John Lyle Jacob Peales Edward Saggs William Vaughan (Sick in Camp) John Wilds (Sick in Camp) Richard Parker (Sick in Camp) William Bibb (Sick in Camp) Solomon Hall (Sick in Camp) A list of Capt. Samuel Eddens' Company of Artillery, as it stood at Smith's Clove, July 4, 1779 is on page 251. There are thirty members listed in the Company at Valley Forge and only twenty-one at Smith's Clove. All the soldiers listed as sick on the first list are absent from the second. It is possible they all died in camp at Valley Forge. On the second list Charles Powell and Christian Cawthorn are shown as promoted to Sergeant on Oct. 1, 1778. Company Number 9 and 10 of this artillery both have a William Powell on their rosters. It is not known exactly who these two William Powells might be.
Charles Powell was discharged January 10, 1780 at Morristown, New Jersey. Among those listed at the same time were: Ambrose Bohannan, Lieut. & P. M., on furlough to Virginia Charles Powell sold his military warrant to A. Bohannan, 1783 Also listed: John C. Carter (could this be John Crump Carter?) Thomas Carter Samuel Coleman Thomas Coleman Whitehead Coleman
Note: ( Charles Powell sold Sarah Gholson's land inherited from her grandfather Sandridge to Clayton Coleman)
Charles Powell, Halifax Co. VA Militia A list of the mens names belonging to Maj. Jones Battalion of Militia who have deserted, Distinguishing those who carried off their arms from those who did not, also those who deserted from their post. Cabin Point Feby. 23 1781 John Anderson,Judfood Parrott, John Pulliman, Macajah Simms, Ashwell Stone, Isham Turner, Elijah Parrott, Thomas Watkin, William Warmack, William Young, William Dye, William Taylor, Jacob Miller, John Foster, Thomas Whitlock, Reubin Graves, John Hall, Thomas Brooks, Joseph Peterson, William Davis Moses Turner, John Smithey, Robert Wade, Zacheriah Hill John Carter, Charles Powell, David Jones Note: These are the 27 names of men from Halifax County on this list. Charles Powell is listed as taking his gun, bayonet, cartridge box, flint, and cartridges. Everyone on the list is listed as deserting "From Post". We have only the first page of this list. We do not know the total number off pages. This page contains 41 names with others from Buckingham, Bedford and Mecklenburg County.
1782 Halifax Co. Tax list Charles Powell 10 Whites, 3 Blacks 1787 Halifax Co. VA Tax list Charles Powell 1Black +16 yrs, 4 Blacks 1-16 yrs, 4 horses, 14 cattle 1810 Mercer Co. KY Will/Inventory 1 Negro man Tom 1 Negro woman Dorcah 8 cattle, 8 sheep, 3 horses, 56 hogs
Halifax Co. Marriages
Charles Powell to Salley Nelson April 23 1794 Sur. John Nelson Married 24 April by Rev. Leonard Baker p. 30
David Powell Jr. to Sarah Winn Smith Johnson Jan 17 1791 Wit. Robert Terry. Sarah dau. of John ans Susanna Wooding. Step-dau. fo John and dau. of Susanna. Married 18 Jan by Rev Alexander Hay p. 21
David Powell to Susannah Carter Nov 11 1796 Susannah signs her own consent. Married 17 Nov by Rev. Jaems Watkins. p. 34
James Powell to Nancy Adams Feb 11 1800 dau. of Will Adams who consents. Sur. Philip Adams. Wit Obadiah Roberts. Married 13 FEb by Rev Reuben Pickett p. 45
Joshua Powell to Fanny Willinham June 2 1787 Sur. David Powell p. 12
Thomas Powell to Nancy Wamack Sept 4 1792 dau. of Charles Womack who consents. Sur. Enoch Farmer. Married 6 Sept by Rev. Hawkins Landrum p. 24
William Powell to Sally Johnson Sept 16 1784 Sur. Smith Johnson. Wit. Henry Goare p. 6
William Powell to Nancy Nelson Dec 25 1798 Sur. John Hodges. Married 26 Dec by Rev. Leonard Baker. p. 39
Newspaper extracts of KY, page 213 Charles Powell, 29 January 1798, living near Croford's tavern on the Doctor's fork in Mercer County, found a horse.
Spotsylvania Co. VA Deeds July 30, 1766. Jane (or Jean) CURTIS, single woman, of Orange Co. to Rice CURTIS of Orange Co., Gent. £20 curr. 50 a. in St. Geo. Par., Spts. Co., part of the sd. Jane's part of a tract of land given by the sd. Rice CURTIS to his three daughters, Elizabeth, Frances and the sd. Jane, as by Deed recd. in Spts. Co. Court, etc. Witnesses, Joseph HERNDON, Charles POWELL, Thoms. [sic] BARTLETT. Augt. 5, 1766.
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cst/bartlett/wspotsva.htm Page 139. BARTLETT, William, Berkeley Parish, d. Oct. 13, 1774, p. Dec 21, 1775. Wit. Edward HERNDON, Joseph Willoughby, Charles POWELL. Ex. Susannah BARTLETT and son Harry BARTLETT. Leg. son Harry BARTLETT; my wife Susannah; my five children, viz; Thomas, William and Harry BARTLETT, Ann MONTAGUE and Isabel GRAVES.
Spotsylvania Co. VA records
Octr. 9, 1769. George Humphries of Orange Co. and Eleanor, his wife, and Edward Graves of Culpeper Co. and Sarah, his wife, to John Chiles of Spts. Co. £10 curr. 120 a. in Spts. Co., part of a tract willed by John Graves, Decd., to his sons, the sd. Edward and Thomas, John and Isaac Graves, etc. Witnesses, Henry Chiles, Ben. Chiles, Chas. Powell, Joseph Dicken. May 7, 1770.
From DAR records of Nancy Green Prewitt Hawkins found on LDS FHC microfilm Notes made by Hattie M. Scott, Frankfort KY, Mercer Co. Court Records See Deed Book, 1 page 14 James Hunter and Mary his wife and Hannah Harris sold 300 acres in 1792 to Charles Powell of Mercer Co. Ky. This suit seems to be over the title of 300 acres that Charles Powell bought of Mary Hunter, etc. Charles Powell's Heris vs Mathew Prewitt (Box P, NO. 9, 10, 11) At the house of Sally PRewitt, widow of Mathew Perwitt, Feb 15 1817. Thomas Crawford, adm. of Charles Prewitt (should be Powell) deceased filed Feb 26 1817. Charles Powell, Lewis Powell, Anthony Powell, Nathaniel Warren and wife Lucy, John Wesley and wife Agnes, George Cole and wife Rhoda, Fields Prewitt and wife Polly; Edmund Bottom and wife Sally, heirs and devisees of Charles Powell, deceased by Samuel Davis, attorney vs Sarah Prewitt, widow of Mathew Prewitt, deceased, Isham Prewitt, Nancy Prewitt, Edith Prewitt, Walker Prewitt, and Jas. Prewitt, heirs of Mathew Prewitt, deceased. This was land that Sarah Prewitt inherited form her father Wm. Stewart and Wm. Stewart's will given as exhibit, also deed of Charles Powell of Aug. 28 1792 from the Hunters, ect.
Searching the DAR online catalog I found this Title: District of Columbia DAR GRC report ; s3 : ancestry o Nancy Powell Hawkin s / compiled by Kathrine Cox Gottschalk Author: Gottschalk, Kathrine Cox District of Columbia DAR, G.R.C. For similar materials, try: Bottom family. Pruitt family. Coulter family Powell family Sandidge family Other Information: Publisher: 1934 Description: [107] leaves : facsim., geneal. tables (some folded) ; 29 cm. Location: FAMILIES BOTTOM GRC-D.C.
Event: Military 14 Nov 1776 Spotsylvania County VA Militia 1
Event: Military 23 Feb 1781 Cabin Point VA, Major Jones Batalion 1
Residence: 13 Oct 1764 Spotsylvania County VA, Wills 1
Residence: 30 Jul 1766 Spotsylvania County VA, Land Records 1
Residence: 19 Apr 1773 Spotsylvania County VA, Apprenticeship Records 1
Residence: 15 Apr 1774 Spotsylvania County VA, Land Records 1
Event: Property 22 Jul 1776 Spotsylvania County VA, Land Records 1
Event: Property 26 May 1777 Halifax County VA, Land Records 1
Event: Property 22 Jun 1789 Halifax County VA, Land Records 1
Event: Property 28 Aug 1792 Mercer County KY, Deed Book 1
Event: Property 17 Aug 1809 Mercer County KY, Deed Book 1
Will: 28 Mar 1810 Mercer County KY, Will Book 1
Event: Estate 25 Nov 1805 Mercer County KY, Deed Book 1
Father: Charles Powell
Mother: Elizabeth
Marriage 1 Sarah Gholson b: Abt 1745 in Spotsylvania Co., VA.
Married: 1764 in VA 1
Children
Has Children Agatha Powell b: 3 Nov 1765 in Spotsylvania Co, VA
Has Children Lucy Powell b: 26 Sep 1767 in Spotsylvania Co, VA
Has Children Anthony Powell b: 19 Nov 1769 in Spotsylvania Co, VA
Has Children Rhoda Powell b: 9 Mar 1772 in Spotsylvania Co., Virginia
Has Children Charles Powell b: 5 Jul 1774 in Spotsylvania Co, VA
Has Children Lewis Powell b: 29 Oct 1776 in Spotsylvania Co, VA
Has Children Mary Ann Polly Powell b: 30 Jul 1779 in Halifax Co. VA
Has Children Sarah Jane Powell b: 1 Feb 1782 in Halifax Co., Virginia | Powell, Charles (I13926)
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William TURNER
Change Date: 15 JAN 2011
Sex: M
Birth: 1773 in Halifax, VA
Death: 21 DEC 1813 in Maury, TN
Note:
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Marriage First Wife
Children
William Turner b: 17 May 1792 in Probably Richmond, North Carolina
Anthony Turner b: Abt 1794
Marriage 2nd (Mary) Nancy Legrand b: Abt 1775 in Halifax, Virginia
Married: 2 Oct 1798 in Halifax County, Virginia
Children
James Legrand Turner b: 9 Sep 1799 in Probably Richmond, North
Carolina
Elizabeth Turner
Wade Hampton Turner
John Turner
Nancy Turner
Wenford Turner
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A settlement of the papers of James T. Sandford, guardian of the heirs
of William Turner, deceased
Rent of the Mills $170
Rent of the Cleared Land $12
State of Tennessee
Maury County
Pursuant to an Order of said Court directed to us James Black and John
Miller two of the acting Justices of the Peace of said County to
settle the guardianship of James T. Sandford guardian of the heirs of
William Turner, deceased we find on settlement due from said heirs to
said guardian since his last settlement up to his date the sum of
eighteen dollars and a further sum due said guardian from said Hiers
on his last settlement the sum of four hundred and seventeen dollars
found (? pound) and 1/2 cents making the whole due from said heirs of
William Turner, deceased to their guardian James T. Sandford the sum
of four hundred and thirty five dollars found (? pound) and 1/2 cents
which is due said guardian at this date, all which is submitted to
your Worships. July the 22nd 1819 (or 1814)
No. 1 paid Nancy Wade for boarding James S. Turner $25.00
No. 2 paid Nancy Wade for boarding Hampton Turner $25.00
No. 3 paid Nancy Wade for boarding Elizabeth Turner $25.00
No. 4 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing William Turner $25.00
No. 5 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing John Turner $25.00
No. 6 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing Wenford. Turner $25.00
No. 7 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing Nancy Turner $25.00
No. 8 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing Anthony Turner $25.00
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On page 246 of the Maury County Deed Books 1807-1817, book "F" its
says:
"Tripartite made January 14, 1815 between William Yancy, administrator
of the estate of William Turner, deceased, of the first part, Dabney
Wade and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Turner, widow and relict of
the said William Turner, of the second part and Anthony I. Turner, of
the third part. Nancy Turner and Dabney Wade are indebted to Yancy,
the administratior. Make Trust Deed to Anthony I. Turner. Wit: P.R.
Booker, John M. Goodloe signed by William Yancy, adm. Estate of
William Turner, Dec'd, Dabney Wade and his wife Nancy Wade, A.I.
Turner On page 284 of the Maury County Deed Books 1807-1817, book "D"
its says: Dabney Wade - Rubin Smith, Guardian for Sarah Wade, recorded
26 June 1827. In July 1822, Smith was solicited by Mrs. Nancy (Turner)
Wade, relict of Dabney Wade, deceased to take guardianship for her
daughter, Sarah Wade. Jacob Scott was administrator of estate of
Levisey Wade, deceased, from whom the Little Legacy was to paid me as
guardian in October. Between July and October court the child died and
Scott refused to pay saying he did not know to whom the legacy should
go. Smith asks court to appoint commission to make settlement.
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William Turner
Birth: 1773
Halifax County
Virginia, USA
Death: Dec. 21, 1813
Maury County
Tennessee, USA
Family links:
Parents:
James Turner (1741 - 1809)
Children:
William Turner (1794 - ____)*
Burial:
Turner Family Cemetery
Maury County
Tennessee, USA
Created by: SendEmHack
Record added: Jun 25, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 54107363
HintsAncestry Hints for William TURNER
1 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com
Father: James TURNER b: ABT 1742 in Spotsylvania, VA
Mother: WYATT b: ABT 1742
Marriage 1 Nancy LEGRAND b: ABT 1778
Married: 02 OCT 1798 in Halifax, VA
Children
Has Children James Legrand TURNER b: 09 SEP 1799 in Richmond, NC
Has No Children Anthony I. TURNER b: 12 OCT 1812 in Maury, TN
Has No Children Hampton TURNER b: ABT 1800 in Maury, TN
Has No Children Elizabeth TURNER b: ABT 1802 in Maury, TN
Has No Children John TURNER b: ABT 1806 in Maury, TN
Has No Children Winifred TURNER b: ABT 1808 in Maury, TN
Has No Children Nancy TURNER b: ABT 1810 in Maury, TN
Has No Children William TURNER Jr. b: ABT 1804 in Maury, TN | LeGrand, Nancy (I68079)
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William TURNER
Change Date: 15 JAN 2011
Sex: M
Birth: 1773 in Halifax, VA
Death: 21 DEC 1813 in Maury, TN
Note:
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Marriage First Wife
Children
William Turner b: 17 May 1792 in Probably Richmond, North Carolina
Anthony Turner b: Abt 1794
Marriage 2nd (Mary) Nancy Legrand b: Abt 1775 in Halifax, Virginia
Married: 2 Oct 1798 in Halifax County, Virginia
Children
James Legrand Turner b: 9 Sep 1799 in Probably Richmond, North
Carolina
Elizabeth Turner
Wade Hampton Turner
John Turner
Nancy Turner
Wenford Turner
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A settlement of the papers of James T. Sandford, guardian of the heirs
of William Turner, deceased
Rent of the Mills $170
Rent of the Cleared Land $12
State of Tennessee
Maury County
Pursuant to an Order of said Court directed to us James Black and John
Miller two of the acting Justices of the Peace of said County to
settle the guardianship of James T. Sandford guardian of the heirs of
William Turner, deceased we find on settlement due from said heirs to
said guardian since his last settlement up to his date the sum of
eighteen dollars and a further sum due said guardian from said Hiers
on his last settlement the sum of four hundred and seventeen dollars
found (? pound) and 1/2 cents making the whole due from said heirs of
William Turner, deceased to their guardian James T. Sandford the sum
of four hundred and thirty five dollars found (? pound) and 1/2 cents
which is due said guardian at this date, all which is submitted to
your Worships. July the 22nd 1819 (or 1814)
No. 1 paid Nancy Wade for boarding James S. Turner $25.00
No. 2 paid Nancy Wade for boarding Hampton Turner $25.00
No. 3 paid Nancy Wade for boarding Elizabeth Turner $25.00
No. 4 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing William Turner $25.00
No. 5 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing John Turner $25.00
No. 6 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing Wenford. Turner $25.00
No. 7 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing Nancy Turner $25.00
No. 8 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing Anthony Turner $25.00
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3209958&id=I633006365
On page 246 of the Maury County Deed Books 1807-1817, book "F" its
says:
"Tripartite made January 14, 1815 between William Yancy, administrator
of the estate of William Turner, deceased, of the first part, Dabney
Wade and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Turner, widow and relict of
the said William Turner, of the second part and Anthony I. Turner, of
the third part. Nancy Turner and Dabney Wade are indebted to Yancy,
the administratior. Make Trust Deed to Anthony I. Turner. Wit: P.R.
Booker, John M. Goodloe signed by William Yancy, adm. Estate of
William Turner, Dec'd, Dabney Wade and his wife Nancy Wade, A.I.
Turner On page 284 of the Maury County Deed Books 1807-1817, book "D"
its says: Dabney Wade - Rubin Smith, Guardian for Sarah Wade, recorded
26 June 1827. In July 1822, Smith was solicited by Mrs. Nancy (Turner)
Wade, relict of Dabney Wade, deceased to take guardianship for her
daughter, Sarah Wade. Jacob Scott was administrator of estate of
Levisey Wade, deceased, from whom the Little Legacy was to paid me as
guardian in October. Between July and October court the child died and
Scott refused to pay saying he did not know to whom the legacy should
go. Smith asks court to appoint commission to make settlement.
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William Turner
Birth: 1773
Halifax County
Virginia, USA
Death: Dec. 21, 1813
Maury County
Tennessee, USA
Family links:
Parents:
James Turner (1741 - 1809)
Children:
William Turner (1794 - ____)*
Burial:
Turner Family Cemetery
Maury County
Tennessee, USA
Created by: SendEmHack
Record added: Jun 25, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 54107363
HintsAncestry Hints for William TURNER
1 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com
Father: James TURNER b: ABT 1742 in Spotsylvania, VA
Mother: WYATT b: ABT 1742
Marriage 1 Nancy LEGRAND b: ABT 1778
Married: 02 OCT 1798 in Halifax, VA
Children
Has Children James Legrand TURNER b: 09 SEP 1799 in Richmond, NC
Has No Children Anthony I. TURNER b: 12 OCT 1812 in Maury, TN
Has No Children Hampton TURNER b: ABT 1800 in Maury, TN
Has No Children Elizabeth TURNER b: ABT 1802 in Maury, TN
Has No Children John TURNER b: ABT 1806 in Maury, TN
Has No Children Winifred TURNER b: ABT 1808 in Maury, TN
Has No Children Nancy TURNER b: ABT 1810 in Maury, TN
Has No Children William TURNER Jr. b: ABT 1804 in Maury, TN | Turner, Doctor James LeGrand M.D. (I68083)
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Name: William TURNER
Change Date: 15 JAN 2011
Sex: M
Birth: 1773 in Halifax, VA
Death: 21 DEC 1813 in Maury, TN
Note:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=carolcox299&
id=I9795
Marriage First Wife
Children
William Turner b: 17 May 1792 in Probably Richmond, North Carolina
Anthony Turner b: Abt 1794
Marriage 2nd (Mary) Nancy Legrand b: Abt 1775 in Halifax, Virginia
Married: 2 Oct 1798 in Halifax County, Virginia
Children
James Legrand Turner b: 9 Sep 1799 in Probably Richmond, North
Carolina
Elizabeth Turner
Wade Hampton Turner
John Turner
Nancy Turner
Wenford Turner
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A settlement of the papers of James T. Sandford, guardian of the heirs
of William Turner, deceased
Rent of the Mills $170
Rent of the Cleared Land $12
State of Tennessee
Maury County
Pursuant to an Order of said Court directed to us James Black and John
Miller two of the acting Justices of the Peace of said County to
settle the guardianship of James T. Sandford guardian of the heirs of
William Turner, deceased we find on settlement due from said heirs to
said guardian since his last settlement up to his date the sum of
eighteen dollars and a further sum due said guardian from said Hiers
on his last settlement the sum of four hundred and seventeen dollars
found (? pound) and 1/2 cents making the whole due from said heirs of
William Turner, deceased to their guardian James T. Sandford the sum
of four hundred and thirty five dollars found (? pound) and 1/2 cents
which is due said guardian at this date, all which is submitted to
your Worships. July the 22nd 1819 (or 1814)
No. 1 paid Nancy Wade for boarding James S. Turner $25.00
No. 2 paid Nancy Wade for boarding Hampton Turner $25.00
No. 3 paid Nancy Wade for boarding Elizabeth Turner $25.00
No. 4 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing William Turner $25.00
No. 5 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing John Turner $25.00
No. 6 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing Wenford. Turner $25.00
No. 7 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing Nancy Turner $25.00
No. 8 paid Nancy Wade for boarding and clothing Anthony Turner $25.00
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3209958&id=I633006365
On page 246 of the Maury County Deed Books 1807-1817, book "F" its
says:
"Tripartite made January 14, 1815 between William Yancy, administrator
of the estate of William Turner, deceased, of the first part, Dabney
Wade and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Turner, widow and relict of
the said William Turner, of the second part and Anthony I. Turner, of
the third part. Nancy Turner and Dabney Wade are indebted to Yancy,
the administratior. Make Trust Deed to Anthony I. Turner. Wit: P.R.
Booker, John M. Goodloe signed by William Yancy, adm. Estate of
William Turner, Dec'd, Dabney Wade and his wife Nancy Wade, A.I.
Turner On page 284 of the Maury County Deed Books 1807-1817, book "D"
its says: Dabney Wade - Rubin Smith, Guardian for Sarah Wade, recorded
26 June 1827. In July 1822, Smith was solicited by Mrs. Nancy (Turner)
Wade, relict of Dabney Wade, deceased to take guardianship for her
daughter, Sarah Wade. Jacob Scott was administrator of estate of
Levisey Wade, deceased, from whom the Little Legacy was to paid me as
guardian in October. Between July and October court the child died and
Scott refused to pay saying he did not know to whom the legacy should
go. Smith asks court to appoint commission to make settlement.
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GSbyrel=in&GSdyrel=in&GSst=45&GScnty=2484&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GSsr=41&GRi
d=54107363&df=all&
William Turner
Birth: 1773
Halifax County
Virginia, USA
Death: Dec. 21, 1813
Maury County
Tennessee, USA
Family links:
Parents:
James Turner (1741 - 1809)
Children:
William Turner (1794 - ____)*
Burial:
Turner Family Cemetery
Maury County
Tennessee, USA
Created by: SendEmHack
Record added: Jun 25, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 54107363 | Turner, William (I68078)
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Elizabeth Parker (Mitha 'Martha'1) was born ABT 1695 in Charles City, Henrico County, Virginia, and died ABT 1735 in Goochland County, Virginia. She married William V. Atkinson Adkins 17 JAN 1715/16 in St. John's Church, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia, son of John Adkins and Elizabeth Bromwell. He was born 28 MAR 1689 in Charles City, Henrico County, Virginia, and died ABT 1774 in Richmond, Goochland County, Virginia.
Children of Elizabeth Parker and William V. Atkinson Adkins are:
+ 6 i. Richard Adkins was born ABT 1717 in Henrico County, Virginia, and died AFT 1790 in Tennessee.
+ 7 ii. Parker V. Adkins was born ABT 1720 in Machumps Creek, Henrico (Goochland) County, Virginia, and died ABT 1794 in Montgomery (Giles) County, Virginia.
+ 8 iii. William V. Jr. Adkins was born ABT 1721 in Machumps Creek, Henrico County, Virginia, and died 15 MAR 1784 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
+ 9 iv. Joseph Adkins was born 1723 in Henrico (Goochland) County, Virginia, and died BET 1789 AND 1810 in Montgomery County, Virginia.
+ 10 v. Jacob Adkins was born 1725 in Henrico County, Virginia, and died 1791 in Franklin County, Virginia.
+ 11 vi. Sherwood 'Sherrod' Adkins was born 1728 in Goochland County, Virginia, and died ABT 1780.
+ 12 vii. Henry Adkins was born ABT 1730 in Goochland County, Virginia.
+ 13 viii. Elizabeth Ann Atkinson was born ABT 1732 in Henrico County, Virginia, and died BEF 1780.
+ 14 ix. Mary Adkins was born 12 OCT 1735 in Richland, Goochland County, Virginia, and died ABT 1820 in Beech Fork, Cabell (Wayne) County, (West) Virginia. | Adkins/Adkinson, William V. Jr. (I68031)
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Posted by: Clarence Winfree (ID *****6130) Date: November 08, 2004 at 05:20:24
In Reply to: Re: Tuck's of Halifax Co Va by Clifford Tuck of 1563
James Winfree m. Elizabeth Jones, daughter of Ambrose Jones and Catherine Collins, daughter of James Collins.
Their son, David Nicholas Winfree m. Achsah Tuck, daughter of John Tuck and Mary Powell.
Their daughter Nancy Winfree m. Edward Tuck, son of John Tuck and Mary Powell.
Acksah Tuck and Edward Tuck are brothers and sisters, and David Winfree and Nancy Winfree were brothers and sisters.
I have a lot of this information in the book I published August 1, 2000, in which I own the original record book and bible records their birth, marriage and death deaths are recorded therein, including the hour of death for most of them, and in a few cases where they married.
In essence, Edward Tuck and Nancy Winfree's children are members of both the James Winfree family who lived just across the state line in Granville County North Carolina from Virgilina, Virginia and the John Tuck and Mary Powell family who lived in Halifax County, Virginia. Edward and Nancy lived at Tuck's Cross Roads in Halifax County, Virginia right on the state line of NC and Virginia, in Virgilina, Virginia and their house is still standing. One of their descendants was Governor of Virginia. There is lots of information on that family and the Tuck's have an annual reunion there every year. Some of them are still living there.
I have John Tuck's daughter Achsah Tuck's line in my book, titled "Genealogical Records by Lela B. Winfree" published August 1, 2000. You can look it up in the Mormon Church Branches as they purchased a copy of my book in early 2001, and I gave them permission to microfilm my book and signed another document giving them permission to put filmed copies of my book in all of their branches in 2001, barely a year after publiscation. I do have some errors in my book, but it is with an addenda in their branches, and of course, with this type of work, there is yet other mistakes here and there to be found which I add to the addenda as they are found, sometimes by myself or other members who did not and would not participate in the early stages of my work. In case you might be interested, my book is $25.00 postpaid within the U.S. only, 370 pages, back and forward indexing, and with some cross references to other families I have in my book in which some of their marriages took place.
Mrs. Winfree
Also:
Aletha Jane Macon published a book in 1964 on "John And Edward Tuck Of Halifax County Virginia And Some Of Their Descendants". Her book is in the Libraries also. She was killed by a hit and run driver several years ago. We posted a correction to Page 17 of her book which she mailed to us, on the Tuck GenForum Home Page several years ago. It is under the name of Clarence Winfree or Lela Winfree. She did not have the birth dates of John Tuck's children when she did her book.
We mailed a photo copy of the record book which was probably owned by James Winfree of Granville County, North Carolina and his eldest son, David Nicholas Winfree carried to Smith County, Tn in November 1822 after she published her book, a copy of which we purchased directly from her in 1964. In her book, she has Achsah Tuck listed as not married. She did marry too, and their marriage date, husband and names, birth dates and marriages of her children and descnedants are recorded in both a Record Book we own, leather covered, hand made and hand stitiched and linen pages. In addition, we also own the Bible in which belonged to her youngest son, Benjamin Franklin Winfree (B. F. Winfree) born in Halifax County, Virginia; lived and died in Cove Hollow, DeKalb County, Tennessee, migrating to Smith County, Tn in November 1822.
Some of the Tucks went from Smith County, Tn to Macon County, Tennessee and bought land there on Barren Creek from Benjamin Winfree, then several of the Tucks from Smith County, Tennessee and Macon County, Tennessee went into Kentucky, and Powell Tuck died in Butler County, Kentucky. They are descendants of John Tuck and Mary Powell. Edward Tuck of Virgilina, Virginia was a lawyer there and the Tuck's in Virginia have tons of information on him.
DAvid Nicholas Winfree lived in both Granville County, NC and Halifax County, Virginia and land records in Granville Co., NC, auction attendance with John Tuck in Halifax County, Virginia and David Nicholas Winfree and wife, Achsah Tuck's remains were removed by the Corps of Engineers to Mount Holly Cemetery in Smithville, DeKalb County, Tennessee to make way for the Center Hill Dam. The Corps of Engineers in Nashville, Tennessee maintains these records. | Powell, Mary D. (I13921)
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Don Bennett's direct line | Reynolds, Mary Frances (I7133)
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*Grace Irving "Gracie" Woodall b 24 Apr 1894; d.18 Apr 1961
Marriage: Dec 12, 1913 - Pittsylvania Co., VA
Children:
1. Martha Henrietta Aaron (1914- )
2. Volney W. Aaron (Abt 1915- )
3. William Beauregard "Bill" Aaron (1916-2004)
4. Virginia May Aaron (1917-2004)
5. Louise Fuller Aaron (1918-1998)
6. Matthew Lafayette Aaron Jr.(1920-2010)
7. Kenneth Woodall Aaron (1921-2000) 17,80,81
8. Grace Leone Aaron
9. Gloria Richardson Aaron
10. Victor Lindberg "Lindy" Aaron
11. Barbara Anne Aaron | Aaron, Matthew Lafayette Sr. (I8024)
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The Thomas of Goochland Clan
Name Robert of Cartersville Carter dna
Born 1695-11-10 Charles Parish, York Co VA
Died: 1759-- Cumberland Co VA
s/o 1. Susannah 2. Penele 3. Susannah and Thomas of Goochland Carter Sr.
Legal Mother:
Legal Father:
ID Sibling(s):
32806 Thomas of Goochland Carter Jr. dna
32807 John of Cumberland Carter
32809 Elizabeth Carter G.1.
32810 Joseph Carter G.1.
32808 Edward of Goochland Carter
33520 Stephen of Henry Co Carter
ID Spouse(s) - Marriage Dates: ID Children: (Those in italics are stepchildren)
32796 Mary Hulsey? Unknown 32797 Robert The Elder Carter
32799 Thomas of Mecklenburg Carter dna
32800 John of Cartersville Carter
33417 Patriot Charles Carter
32801 Mary Carter
32802 Susannah Carter
Personal Biography (in addition to the Narratives):
We have a birth record for the Robert Carter who is thought to be the Robert Carter of Cartersville who made the land purchase in Henrico County, Virginia in 1720.
http://genforum.genealogy.com/carter/messages/20929.html [Dan Wallace]
From records of Charles Parish, York:
Robert Carter, son of Thomas by Susan was born 10 Nov 1695. [But Of Course]
Hope Carter, daughter of Thomas by Suzan was born 17 Jun 1699 and died 14 Oct 1699.
If this is the same Robert Carter, that would make him about 24 years old at the time of the 1720 land purchase. Holly Carter Dunlap 28 May 2011
Yes ..... BUT .... where is Thomas Jr. and John of Cumberland -
who ALSO had to be born before 1700?
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Robert G. Carter b: ~1791
George W. Carter b: ~1826
?? Mary Hulsey Robert's wife's name is from Peyton Carter.
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Recap: Unknown wife, Thomas, Charles, John, Sussanah, Robert Jr., Mary, grandson Giles
Cumberland County, Virginia - Will Book I, 1749-1792, Page 183 - Will of Robert Carter,
dated 15 September 1753, ..............Aha! As long suspected, a six year gap ...........
Pro. May 28, 1759 ............................. between the writing and the probate ...............
Beloved wife; ..............Thomas Carter and John Carter, 400 a. on North side of Willises Creek; [sic - Willis Creek up NW] my son Charles Carter, 329 a. land where I now live;
grandson, Giles Carter, 160 a. where his father now lives, after his father's decease; *............... end land distribution ......... Robert Jr. not mentioned here, but grandson is ....................... **son, Thomas Carter, a negro boy son John Carter, a negro Betty; son Charles, 12 negroes; my daughter, Susannah Carter, negro Hannah;
my grandson, Giles Carter, negro Jack after his father's decease; * ............... end named Negroes ......... Robert Jr. not mentioned here, but grandson is ....................... ** son Robert Carter, 1 sh.; ***
.my daughter Mary, feather bed and furniture;
my son, Thomas, John, and Charles and my daughter, Susannah, the 2 negroes lent to my wife to be divided amongst them after my wife's decease.
Ex.: sons, Thomas and Charles Carter
Wit.: John Alexander, John Rowland, John Palmore, Dan'l Matthews
Of the children of Thomas Carter (1683 - 1738) of Goochland who remain in Cumberland County, there are only two: Robert Carter (? - 1757) and John (1725 - 1773, who marries Mary Fleming). The other children go to Buckingham County and Georgia. This Robert Carter has been confused many time to be the Robert Carter who is the son of Giles Carter Jr. and grandson of Giles Carter of Henrico Co (1634 - 1701). His will is found in Cumberland County, probated in 1759; [written in 1753] however, the land mentioned in his will matches with land deeds signed by Robert Carter, son of Thomas Carter of Goochland.
"Carter's ferry became the site of Cartersville in Oct. 1790, when the Virginia General Assembly authorized trustees to lay out the town on 27 acres of land that John Woodson (d. 1793) owned at the south landing. Established in 1744, the ferry was originally designated to run between "the land of Ashford Hughes, on the north side of James river," and "the land of Robert Carter" (apparently the deceased Robert "King" Carter) on the opposite shore, but by 1763 the land on both banks, including the ferry, belonged to the Hughes family, the family into which John Woodson married (HENING, 5:250, 6:16, 13:155, 171; WMQ, 1st ser., 11 [1902--3], 52--53)."
[Again, there is the separate and legitimate confusion created by the presence of the nearby Clifton Estate which is proven to King Robert].
5. Carters of Cartersville, Cumberland, VA - absolute and final Proof for Robert
Posted by: Rebecca Dyer (ID *****9053) Date: November 12, 2004 at 08:33:26
In Reply to: Re: Carters of Cartersville, Cumberland, VA by Peyton Carter of 17933
Supporting Evidence that Cartersville was named for the Carter family of Cumberland Co VA:
SOURCE: Abstracts of the Cumberland Co VA COB from Jun 1749 to May 1756, Shela S Fretwell, 1987, p79
Aug 26, 1751, p305: On the petition of ROBT CARTER leave is given him to open a road from his Ferry to Middle Rd near Triggs and the hands that used to work on Mr. Davis's Chappell Rd do open the Rd as far as Scott's Chappell Rd & ROBT CARTER is appointed Surveyor of the sd Rd.
SOURCE: Abstracts of the Cumberland Co VA COB from Jun 1749 to May 1756, Shela S Fretwell, 1987, p138
Mar 26, 1754, p156: ROBT CARTER is appointed Surveyor of Carter's Ferry Rd in the room of Joseph Epperson who is discharged.
6. GenForum posting of Mary Jean Voight Childress [proven to be an excellent researcher, who has provided critical material on the early Carter back in Albemarle/Amherst]
"For your information - of those surnames above, HOBSON, HUGHES and VAUGHAN's (early VA) married in to various branches of CHILDRESS! My children descend from the HOBSONS and in fact descend from a branch of HOBSON - CHILDRESS, this family were part founders of Cartersville in Cumberland County, VA. The VAUGHANS are legion, they had at least (by last account) about 7 marriages with Childress, small world".
MaryJean
Dick,
Sorry to have not responded to your message! I logged off and then couldn't get back on! But their going to send me my password, yikes.
Anyway, back to your question? I have a book which was sent to me by the author. It is in relation to the Hobson Chapel in VA and it has many Carters listed.
My children are direct Hobson descendants, not through me, but paternally. Their ancestor, William Hobson had a sister or daughter who married a Carter. So this is in the book to. An authority on this Hobson Chapel is George Hobson. I haven't corresponded with him for awhile, but he, myself, Barbara Hookings and the listowner for Hatcher-List, Nel Hatcher worked on these lines for months! We took all the deeds, wills and info on Carter to and came to some conclusions. At that time, all of us were struggling with all the confused lines, these included Childress to. As a John Hobson, father of William Hobson among others, married Sarah Childress and John Hobson was connected to the ownership of mills and etc., with the Carters. Anyway, I'll get the book out and do a search through it for what you asked. In the meantime, I recommend you see George Hobsons messages on the Hobson forum, along with Barbara Hookings. I'll post the info you asked about it if locatable. Thanks!
[Tobaccoville VA is in southern Powatan County, directly east of Cumberland County; there is a Route 13 that travels East to West between the two counties, no sign of a Route 113. Not sure of a connection back to Cartersville, on the northern edge of Cumberland. Details. Details. Details. Location.Location. Location!].
Hobson's Chapel United Methodist Church
Rt. 113 near Tobaccoville
Cumberland, VA 23040 492-4366]
[There is a Hobson Road down in the very Southeast corner of Cumberland County, just three or four miles south of Route 13].
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Email from D. B. Wallace on 30 May 2006:
There are a few more fact relating to Thomas of Goochland Carter that seem important. They should be posted to the forum at some point. Some of the following repeats what I may have already sent but it allows for the references I make to other paragraphs.
1. In 1720 Thomas Carter purchased [Henrico COB 719-1724/242] 100a in Henrico County, Virginia on the north side of the James River at the east end of the Licking hole survey of John Woodson. Another 200a was deeded at the same time to Robert Carter , Charles Huddlesey and John Webb. These transactions are recorded in Henrico County COB 1719-1724 by the Feb Court of 1722. All of the participants in these transactions must have been born prior to 1700.
2. On 17 Aug 1725 at the cost of 35 shillings, a patent [VPB 12/301] was issued for 327a to Robert Carter in Henrico County on the south side of the James River adjacent to Robert Hughes including 1 mile of river front that encompasses the present day town of Cartersville. The Carter tract joined the Hughes track at a corner ash on the river that was described in the Hughes patent as being near Huddlecey's fence. Although this Robert Carter was involved in several other land transactions, he remained on this parcel until his death in 1759 when this parcel of land was devised to his son Charles.
3. On 2 Nov 1726 Thomas Carter signed a will that recited:
To eldest son Robert , 1 yearling cow
To 2nd son Thomas , 1 yearling cow
To son John , 1 shilling
To son Edward, 1 shilling
To daughter ElIzabeth Carter, 1 shlillng
To son Joseph, all land I live on, 100 acres, but if he dies without Issue, then to my son Edward.
Personal estate to wife Penele, and she to be executrix.
The will was signed with a full signature and was witnessed by: Thomas Edwards, William Pledge, Dorothy (0) Pledge.
4. On 18 Nov 1729 Robert Carter of St James Parish, Goochland Co, deeded [DB 1/144] to Susannah Hulsey, widow, of same Parish, for ?30 , 100 acres of land on north side of James River between land of Henry Atkinson and John Webb, with all houses, etc, being land where Charles Hulsey did formerly dwell. Mary wife of Carter relinquished her dower right [OB 1/177]. The deed was signed with a mark (R) and witnessed by: John Webb and Joseph Ashlin. In a deed recorded on the same day Susannah conveyed this land together with another 100a to son Charles Hulsey. She signed this deed with a mark.
5. On 28 Sep 1730 Thomas Carter, Junior received a patent [VPB 14/144] for 200a on Fleming Park Creek on Leonard Ballow's line. Thomas Carter, Jr. would have been born prior to 1710.
6. On 3 Dec 1733 at the cost of 20 shillings a patent [VPB 15/133] was issued to Thomas Carter for 400a in Goochland Co. lying on Deep Run of Muddy Creek on the south side of the river adjacent to John Bullington.
7. On 8 Oct 1734 Thomas Carter deeded [DB 2/20] to John Carter for ?16, 200a in Goochland County on Deep Run. {Weisiger has it the other way around in his abstracts as does some of the body of the recorded deed but it is clearly recorded as being signed by Thomas}. The deed is signed by Thomas Carter with a full signature and there is no dower release.
8. On 4 Jun 1735 Thomas Carter and his wife Susannah deeded [DB 2/109] to John Creasy for ?10.10.00, the lower 200a of the Deep Run tract. The deed was signed by Thomas with a full signature and by Susannah with a mark and was witnessed by Charles Raley, William Matlock and John Sand {Weisiger couldn't decide whether it was Sane or Lane but I believe it was Sand}.
9. On 4 Jun 1735 Thomas Carter deeded [DB 2/90] to his son Edward Carter that land in Goochland County where Thomas Carter lived. The deed identifies the land as that bought from Tarlton Woodson as executor of John Woodson, being part of the Licking hole survey but does not give an acreage. Later, see (13.) below, in Edward Carter's will, two parts of the land are described. One part between the river and Beaverdam Creek and one part north of the creek. These two pieces comprise the 100 acres of the deed in (1.) above. The deed was signed with a full signature and witnessed by Charles Raley, William Matlock and John Sand.
10. On 8 Sep 1736 at the cost of 40 shillings a patent [VPB 17/165] was issued to Thomas Carter for 400a in Goochland County, lying on both sides of Turkey Cock Creek south of the James River. Nothing in the patent tells us which Thomas Carter was the recepient.{We will see later that this was in fact Thomas Carter, Junior as in (5.) above. The patent does not use Junior thus ether Thomas Carter was dead by this date and his will was not recorded for two years , or, the patent was just wrong. There are no transactions involving this land until 1757 when Thomas Carter deeded 100a of the tract to John McGuire, husband of his daughter Rebecca (21.) The terms of the patent were such that the land must be seated within 3 years of the date of the patent or risk the forfeiture of the patent by the grantor. The question is who moved there to seat the property?}
11. On 20 Mar 1739/40 Robert Carter deeded [DB 3/195] to Stephen Hughes for ?60, 100a in Goochland Co., on the north side of the James River, bounded as follows: beginning on the river at the upper corner of the land of Thomas Carter, deceased thence up the river fifty poles thence north, north east one mile to the bark line thence on the bark line 50 poles (east omitted) thence to the place begun at the course being south, south west . The deed was signed with a mark (R) and Mary relinquished her dower right. An accompanying memorandum states that John Webb had Robert Carter's bond for the land mentioned in the deed and having lost the bond does by those present discharge and acquit the said Robert Carter from the said bond provided that the said Carter do acknowledge the deed to Stephen Hughes and his heirs. Mary his wife relinquished her dower right.
12. On 15 Mar 1744/5 at the cost of 40 shillings a patent [VPB 23/842] was issued to Robert Carter for 400a in Goochland Co. on the north side of the Willis River. This tract was bounded by Philip Mayo, Benjamin Harrison and James Skelton and was later conveyed to sons Robert, Jr. and Thomas, see (20.) below.
13. On 28 Dec 1748 Edward Carter signed a will with his mark and it was recorded [DB 5/534] on 18 Apr 1749 in Goochland County witnessed by: John Payne, John Hampton, and William Grymes. The will recited: To my daughter Judith Carter, part of land where I now live between the river and Beaverdam Creek. If my wife is with child, then to that child, the other part of land I live on northeast side of of Beaverdam Creek. If not, then all to my daughter Judith. If my child or children die without issue, then all to my brother Stephan Carter. All rest to my wife Mary for life and then to my children. Executor: my brother John Carter. When his estate inventory (?24..8..6) was recorded [DB 6/14] on 15 Aug 1749 it identified him as Edward Carter, Senior.
This last entry 13. allows us to accurately locate the Thomas of Goochland Carter 100 acre plantation. An examination of a map of Goochland County shows a very short stretch of land where Beaverdam Creek is parallel to and less than a mile from the river and thus provides for a description such as is found in this will.
Although these land transactions raise many questions I thought you should have the benefit of this data in developing the arguments for the Thomas of Goochland pages on your website.
Sources for this person:
| Carter, Robert (I14105)
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http://www.danielsfamilytree.com/bio.php?id=32806&cs=brown&lang=english
There is some legitimate confusion - and some minor discrepancies in the collective data -
BUT we can not overlook a daughter Susannah and a son Baynes for Thomas JUNIOR.
No one, repeat no one, has yet noted and separated the THREE Thomas Carters of Goochland. Because of the lack of dates of birth, there was - and remains - much legitimate confusion over the Thomas Carters of Goochland. First of all, the Gen. Carter book on Josiah set all of us off on the wrong track when it came to the Thomas Carters; and then, the books on the Presidents added to the confusion with the several lines of Thomas Carters from Virginia down in the Carolinas and Georgia. Don't forget that Thomas of Mecklenburg is proven in Georgia and is the proven first cousin of Thomas Jr. of Goochland! We just don't know.
To wit: "About the time Josiah Carter transferred the Reedy Creek property to his brother Baynes, Josiah, along with a contingent of other Henry County, Virginia, families, migrated farther south to the state of Georgia".
To wit: ""Thomas Carter in Goochland married Mary Kilpatrick dau of Alexander Kilpatrick & Easley woman(you can find two sons birth date in Douglas Reg in Goochland. Mary's bro died in (I can remember right now) S.C. I think and in his WILL he Names Thomas Carter in Goochland & son Alexander Carter (Mary's Husband & son.)"
No, these are not Thomas Carters of Goochland - but don't cousins and inlaws count?
Dan Wallace is beginning to sort this out and from his material below, he appears to conclude:
Thomas Carter Sr. "of Goochland" m.1. Susannah Baynes, m.2. Penele Unknown (NOT Carrol)- died 1738
Thomas Carter Jr. "of Goochland" married (only) Mary Carrol - died 1763
Was it then Thomas III who married Mary Kilpatrick in 1751 - OR - a Thomas Carter of Barford, Lancaster County, Virginia? It would certainly NOT make sense for Thomas III to marry in Goochland (on the James River), and then have a son marry back up in Lancaster (on the Rappahannock).(The listings for a Thomas Carter III of Oglethorpe, Georgia are erroneous confusion for the son of Thomas of Mecklenburg).
On the other hand, wouldn't it make Common Sense (but by no means proof) for a proven marriage in 1751 with the birth of your first-born Thomas III in 1753? To date, we have no Thomas Carter of Lancaster County born circa 1753 unaccounted for. (Thomas Preston Carter of the Barford is well proven with a marriage to Susannah Gaines). Once again, we just don't know. Has Linda next, confused another pair of Thomas Carters?
Posted by: Linda Fluharty Date: August 24, 1998 In Reply to: Thomas Carter.. Lancaster Co., VA by Linda Fluharty This is plainly Thomas IV - who is still in Virginia for his marriage in 1771 (not to be confused for the marriage of his parents in 1751):
Have discovered Thomas in the DAR Patriot Index, b. 19 June 1753, d. 9 Feb 1825. Marriage Record in Early Virginia Marriages by Southern Book Co., 1953, lists marriage as 21 Nov 1771. A Family Bible of Thomas' son, John W. Carter, gives Thomas' parents as Thomas Carter and Mary Kilpatrick. Their marriage is in the Douglas Register, page 14, indicating that the marriage was recorded on pages 21-26 of the Parish Register of Goochland begun ANNO 1756 by William Douglas, Minister. (Fay Parrish Wade of the Carter Society of Virginia has a transcription of this bible).
Thomas Carter was born 19 June 1753 VA and he died 9 Feb 1825 VA. He married Elizabeth Doggett 21 Nov 1771. Looking for ancestors of both Thomas & Elizabeth. Thomas served in the Revolutionary War.
Yes, until Thomas IV, we have had exquisite details on the wills and deaths, but not a word on the births. Therefore, we MUST use Senior, Junior and Thomas III in all future discussions. Separately, Holly Carter has posted contra info that Thomas of Mecklenburg (of Robert) is her ancestor, and he is NOT Thomas instant who is proven in Georgia; and then, she is the only person to date to openly question which Thomas married Kilpatrick:
Holly Carter Dunlap of Georgia:
This Thomas Carter is not "my" Thomas Carter of Mecklenburg County, Virginia but a lot people have confused this Thomas Carter with "my" Thomas Carter so I'm posting this database of the Kilpatrick family and this Thomas Carter in the hopes it will bring some clarification.
I don't know if the Thomas Carter & Miss Kilpatrick (daughter of Alexander Kilpatrick) are the same couple as the Thomas Carter & Mary Killypatrick who married in Goochland County, Virginia in 1751 or not.
More research needs to be done here.
I expect they are two different couples as the Kilpatrick-Carter couple seem to have lived earlier than the Killypatrick-Carter couple.
End Holly
Finally, with the date of marriage of Thomas III to Mary Kilpatrick in 1751, we again need to move the dates of birth back for the children of Thomas II from the thirties to the late twenties (yet allow for the birth of Baynes in 1745)! These are still Best Guesses. The entry in the Douglas Register by itself does not prove which Thomas married Mary Kilpatrick; however, if we ADD Dan's work on the Mary Carroll marriage below, then we have a solid "body of circumstantial evidence".
The point taken from Holly Carter Dunlop above is that none of us has a firm handle on the dating of these Carters of Goochland.
For example, in a prior message from Dan Wallace: "Thomas Carter Jr.'s [that's Junior] Last Will and Testament was written 14 February 1760 and was recorded in Goochland County on 19 April 1763. If his sons were named in chronological order, his oldest would have been Thomas [III], then John, then Josiah, then Baynes. In his Will, Thomas Carter refers to his ?Youngest sons, that is to say John Carter, Josiar [sic] Carter, and Baynes Carter.? He also refers to his wife Mary Carter. Mary may have been Mary Kilpatrick based on the 1751 marriage recorded in the Douglas Register for Thomas Carter to Mary Kilpatrick".
Even Dan Wallace originally skipped a generation! A marriage in 1751 HAS to be Thomas III.
Once again with emphasis, it's Senior, Junior and Thomas the Third.
Email from D. B. Wallace on 30 May 2006:
There are a few more fact relating to Thomas of Goochland Carter that seem important. They should be posted to the forum at some point. Some of the following repeats what I may have already sent but it allows for the references I make to other paragraphs.
1. In 1720 Thomas Carter purchased [Henrico COB 719-1724/242] 100a in Henrico County, Virginia on the north side of the James River at the east end of the Licking hole survey of John Woodson. Another 200a was deeded at the same time to Robert Carter , Charles Huddlesey and John Webb. These transactions are recorded in Henrico County COB 1719-1724 by the Feb Court of 1722. All of the participants in these transactions must have been born prior to 1700.
2. On 17 Aug 1725 at the cost of 35 shillings, a patent [VPB 12/301] was issued for 327a to Robert Carter in Henrico County on the south side of the James River adjacent to Robert Hughes including 1 mile of river front that encompasses the present day town of Cartersville. The Carter tract joined the Hughes track at a corner ash on the river that was described in the Hughes patent as being near Huddlecey's fence. Although this Robert Carter was involved in several other land transactions, he remained on this parcel until his death in 1759 when this parcel of land was devised to his son Charles.
3. On 2 Nov 1726 Thomas Carter signed a will that recited:
To eldest son Robert , 1 yearling cow
To 2nd son Thomas , 1 yearling cow
To son John , 1 shilling
To son Edward, 1 shilling
To daughter ElIzabeth Carter, 1 shlillng
To son Joseph, all land I live on, 100 acres, but if he dies without Issue, then to my son Edward.
Personal estate to wife Penele, and she to be executrix.
The will was signed with a full signature and was witnessed by: Thomas Edwards, William Pledge, Dorothy (0) Pledge.
4. On 18 Nov 1729 Robert Carter of St James Parish, Goochland Co, deeded [DB 1/144] to Susannah Hulsey, widow, of same Parish, for ?30 , 100 acres of land on north side of James River between land of Henry Atkinson and John Webb, with all houses, etc, being land where Charles Hulsey did formerly dwell. Mary wife of Carter relinquished her dower right [OB 1/177]. The deed was signed with a mark ? and witnessed by: John Webb and Joseph Ashlin. In a deed recorded on the same day Susannah conveyed this land together with another 100a to son Charles Hulsey. She signed this deed with a mark.
Thomas Carter Jr.'s Last Will and Testament was written 14 February 1760 and was recorded in Goochland County on 19 April 1763. If his sons were named in chronological order, his oldest would have been Thomas [III], then John, then Josiah, then Baynes. In his Will, Thomas Carter refers to his ?Youngest sons, that is to say John Carter, Josiar [sic] Carter, and Baynes Carter.? He also refers to his wife Mary Carter. Mary may have been Mary Kilpatrick based on the 1751 marriage recorded in the Douglas Register for Thomas Carter to Mary Kilpatrick.
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Rebecca R. Dyer, Descendant of Baynes:
?In the name of God Amen, February 14th, 1760:
?To my Dear beloved son Baynes Carter the land I now live on containing 225 acres with my house and plantation also one middle sized Rone mare with a white spot in her face. . .she and her increase forever also one new man's saddle and bridle.?
Beginning in the early 1770's, there was a migration of families from the Goochland County and surrounding area to southwest Virginia. Descendants of these families (Carter, Atkins(on), Dillon, Callaway, Tatum, Anthony, Bowman, Stoval, and others) can still be found in the beautiful and remote hills of Patrick and Henry Counties today. Baynes Carter and his brothers Josiah and John, third generation Carters, were among the early settlers who made their way south and west for better opportunities and more productive land.
A 1773 Goochland County deed shows Baynes Carter and his widowed mother Mary, now of Pittsylvania County, selling their home place to Samuel Coleman Morris. Beginning a year or so prior to the sale of the Goochland County home place, Baynes, Josiah and John had begun to leave records in Pittsylvania, Bedford and Henry Counties.
In August of 1774, records show that Baynes Carter, about age 18 or 19, received pay for 82days service under Captain Abraham Penn in the conflict between the Colony of Virginia and the Native Americans of the Ohio Valley. This conflict, Dunmore?s War, was named for the Royal Governor of Virginia, Lord Dunmore, who organized a large militia to ultimately prevent the Delaware, Mingo, and Shawnee from settling or hunting south of the Ohio River. John Carter, an elder brother of Baynes, served in this conflict as well.
Just three years later, Baynes Carter (age 22) and his brother Josiah, along with other citizens of Henry County, Virginia, were called upon to renounce their allegiance to Great Britain and swear their allegiance to the Commonwealth of Virginia. Their signatures appear on the on 30 August 1777 list of Edmond Lyne, Esquire. This demonstrates that both men supported the impending Revolution and qualifies their descendants for membership in the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution. Josiah is also recorded in the Virginia Publick Claims for Henry County as being reimbursed for provisions supporting the war:
Monday, 06 May 1782: 5s-6 for 3 diets, 1 bu corn, 1 peck do. Furnished Hugh Armstrong on march to General Greene with county lead; 4s-6 for 150 bundles fodder furnished Jacob Gore quarter master Genl. 1st Regt, Light Dragoons; 10s for 4 bu corn meal furnished a guard with British prisoners on march from the southward to Winchester; 12s for 3 bu rye for 4 teams on return from Charlotte in North Carolina to Peytonsburg by cert. from Wm. McCraw ADQM.
Friday, 24 May 1782: 42s for a saddle impressed for hospital at Henry Courthouse & lost.
Few records have surfaced on Baynes Carter but we know that he purchased ?sundries? at the estate sale of John Hail in Pittsylvania County (Inventory recorded 26 September 1774). He also served as a guard for his county in 1777: ?Henry County Levy is made to Baines [sic] Carter, guarding, same 5 days.? On 21 July 1778, Henry County deeds show Josiah Carter conveying and selling to his brother Baynes 89 ? acres of land crossing Little Reedy Creek and Reed Creek to the mouth of said creek on Smith River. Over the next few years, several other Henry County land transactions are recorded concerning Baynes Carter. In 1780, Josiah Carter transferred some of his Reedy Creek property to his brother Baynes due to damages sustained by Baynes resulting from a grist mill operation. [This land is located near the present-day intersection of Route 220 and State Route 57 between Bassett and Collinsville, Virginia. Josiah Carter?s grist mill was still standing there as of !
1920.] About the time Josiah Carter transferred the Reedy Creek property to his brother Baynes, Josiah, along with a contingent of other Henry County, Virginia, families, migrated farther south to the state of Georgia.
It?s not until a land transaction on 24 June 1784 that we learn Baynes Carter has a wife: Baynes Carter and his wife Martha sell 221 ? acres of land on Reed Creek to George Hairston*. To date no marriage record or bond has been found and Martha?s surname remains unknown, but other records conclude that Baynes and Martha had been married at least 10 years by this time. In 1788, just a few years after the sale of the 221 ? acres of land, Baynes Carter passed away, leaving a widow and a son Jesse, age 13.**
| Baynes, Suzannah (I67750)
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http://www.dhr.virginia.gov/registers/Counties/Halifax/041-0008_Carter%27s_Tavern_1974_Final_Nomination.pdf
Long a familiar landmark on Halifax County's historic and scenic River Road, Carter's Tavern is a handsomely restored example of an early southern Virginia ordinary. With virtually all of its original interior fabric intact, the venerable frame building provides a rare picture of the character and arrangement of this once common Virginia institution. An outstanding feature of the tavern is the great quantity of well-preserved grained and marbelized woodwork, some of which is unusually ornate.
The building's earliest portion is the one-and-a-half-story wing, probably erected before 1773 by Joseph Dodson. Licenses issued in 1802 and 1804 indicate that Dodson's younger son, Joseph, Jr., operated an ordinary there in what was also his residence. In 1807 Dodson sold the
building and 67 acres to Samuel Carter. Carter is believed to have enlarged the building to its present size by tearing down part of the Dodson house and erecting the two-story main section. In any case, the enlarged building enabled Carter to operate an overnight stage stop. The earliest recorded license issued to him, in 1821, authorized Carter to keep "a house of private entertainment" a this residence. His license was renewed in 1824, 1829, 1830, 1833, 1834, and 1835.
Following Carter's death in 1836 his wife, Elizabeth, [Elizabeth 'Betsy' Holcombe (nee Cocke)] took over operation of the establishment. As the River Road was a lap on the main stage road between New York and New Orleans, Carter ' s Tavern remained an important stopping place. "Betsy" Carter continued as proprietress of the tavern until her death in 1843, at which time it was permanently closed. In 1860 Samuel Carter's son, Philemon, sold the property to Dr. Thomas Haynie. The Haynie family owned it u n t i l 1898 when the building and 150 acres was sold to Mrs. Martha E. Reaves. After the Reaves family sold the property in 1941 it passed through various owners until 1972 when the derelict, decaying building was acquired by Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Edmunds, of Halifax County
and Greensboro, North Carolina. The Edmunds munificently undertook a thorough restoration of the building for no other reason than to preserve it. -CCL
Handsomely furnished, Carter's Tavern is now made available for special tours and meetings.
Photo of Carter's Tavern located at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonyadcock/1389027883/
| Carter, Samuel 'Tavern Keeper' (I14113)
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http://www.ericjames.org/pdf/Des%20John%20Cole.pdf
John /Sr./ (Immigrant)1 Cole was born 1685 in England, and died Bet. Jan - Mar 1757 in Culpeper Co VA.
He married Susannah (Immigrant) Unknown in England probably. She was born Abt. 1685 in England, and died
Bet. Sep 17 - 29, 1761 in Culpeper Co VA.
Children of John Cole and Susannah Unknown are:
2 i. John /Jr./2 Cole.
3 ii. Sarah Ann Cole.
4 iii. Martha Cole. She married William Reynolds.
5 iv. Alice Cole. She married John Morgan.
6 v. Mary Ann Cole. She married William Reynolds.
7 vi. Judith Cole.
+ 8 vii. Richard James /Sr./ Cole, born Apr 23, 1729 in Pennsylvania; died Nov 21, 1814 in Black Horse Tavern,
Woodford Co KY.
Generation No. 2
8. Richard James /Sr./2 Cole (John /Sr./ (Immigrant)1) was born Apr 23, 1729 in Pennsylvania, and died Nov
21, 1814 in Black Horse Tavern, Woodford Co KY. He married (1) Ann Hubbard Abt. 1760 in Pennsylvania,
daughter of Thomas Hubbard and Susannah Unknown. She was born 1730 in Midway, Woodford Co KY, and died
Feb 11, 1795 in Midway, Woodford Co KY. He married (2) Emsey Margaret James Jul 21, 1795 in Woodford Co
KY. | Cole, Martha (I2446)
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http://www.familyorigins.com/users/b/e/n/Richard-H-Bennett/FAMO4-0001/d27.htm#P1674
This site shows a Joseph Reynolds who married Mary Seymour in Pittsylvania Co., VA If this is Joseph, s/o Jesse, he was shown as husband of Elizabeth Turner of Halifax in a deed in Pittsylvania Co., VA when he sold his land to his brother Jesse in 1794. At this time 2012, it is not known if Joseph Reynolds was married to both women. -Mary Frances Eggleston
Daniel Reynolds(477) was born in 1830. He died UNKNOWN. He was born in <, Green, Kentucky>. (479)(479) (480)(481) He has Ancestral File number QJLK-9L. He has reference number 261. Parents: Joseph Reynolds and Mary "Polly" Seymore .
He was married to Casander McCubbin in 1853 in Probably Hart or Green County, KY.
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(See Notes for Joseph Reynolds) | Reynolds, Daniel T. (I12818)
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http://www.familyorigins.com/users/b/e/n/Richard-H-Bennett/FAMO4-0001/d27.htm#P1674
This site shows a Joseph Reynolds who married Mary Seymour in Pittsylvania Co., VA If this is Joseph, s/o Jesse, he was shown as husband of Elizabeth Turner of Halifax in a deed in Pittsylvania Co., VA when he sold his land to his brother Jesse in 1794. At this time 2012, it is not known if Joseph Reynolds was married to both women. -Mary Frances Eggleston | Seymore, Mary (I11062)
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http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GScid=2225001&GSln=reynolds
Find A Grave for James Wyatt Reynolds
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http://www.genealogyboard.com/carter/messages/10668.html
Samuel Carter born nov 21 1773 halifax died april 25 1836 in halifax co. va. he was a Tavern Owner he married 1st Susannah Bibb 2nd Elizabeth Holcombe Bibb 3rd Betsy ann Holcombe.Children Were Virginia Susannah Bibb born may 2 1814 married oct 29 1829 to John C Cabaness[cabaniss]buried in Lagrange cemetery Fayette Co. Texas,John Halifax born jan 12 1816 married may 8 1830 to Judith d. Nunnillee[nunnally]or menally buried in Lagrange cemetery fayette co. texas,Elizabeth cunningham born dec 23 1817 married Charles B. Talliaferro nov 13 1834,America Bedford born feb 14 1820 married William G morton buried Green Hill Cemetery Danville va.,Louisiana Franklin born june 26 1822 married to Thomas d. Neal,Missouri Ann born sept 8 1824 married Robert D. Saunders aug 17 1841,Samuel born mar 19 1827,Philemon Bibb born july 3 1829 married dec 19 1850 pittsylvania co. va. to Martha Wilmoth Motley buried at lagrange,Mary Martha born july 10 1831 halifax married Azariah Graves Walters feb 6 1856 buried greenhill cemetery danville virgina | Carter, John Halifax (I14134)
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http://www.genealogyboard.com/carter/messages/10668.html
Samuel Carter born nov 21 1773 halifax died april 25 1836 in halifax co. va. he was a Tavern Owner he married 1st Susannah Bibb 2nd Elizabeth Holcombe Bibb 3rd Betsy ann Holcombe.Children Were Virginia Susannah Bibb born may 2 1814 married oct 29 1829 to John C Cabaness[cabaniss]buried in Lagrange cemetery Fayette Co. Texas,John Halifax born jan 12 1816 married may 8 1830 to Judith d. Nunnillee[nunnally]or menally buried in Lagrange cemetery fayette co. texas,Elizabeth cunningham born dec 23 1817 married Charles B. Talliaferro nov 13 1834,America Bedford born feb 14 1820 married William G morton buried Green Hill Cemetery Danville va.,Louisiana Franklin born june 26 1822 married to Thomas d. Neal,Missouri Ann born sept 8 1824 married Robert D. Saunders aug 17 1841,Samuel born mar 19 1827,Philemon Bibb born july 3 1829 married dec 19 1850 pittsylvania co. va. to Martha Wilmoth Motley buried at lagrange,Mary Martha born july 10 1831 halifax married Azariah Graves Walters feb 6 1856 buried greenhill cemetery danville virgina | Carter, Samuel Jr. (I67817)
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http://www.genealogyboard.com/carter/messages/10668.html
Samuel Carter born nov 21 1773 halifax died april 25 1836 in halifax co. va. he was a Tavern Owner he married 1st Susannah Bibb 2nd Elizabeth Holcombe Bibb 3rd Betsy ann Holcombe.Children Were Virginia Susannah Bibb born may 2 1814 married oct 29 1829 to John C Cabaness[cabaniss]buried in Lagrange cemetery Fayette Co. Texas,John Halifax born jan 12 1816 married may 8 1830 to Judith d. Nunnillee[nunnally]or menally buried in Lagrange cemetery fayette co. texas,Elizabeth cunningham born dec 23 1817 married Charles B. Talliaferro nov 13 1834,America Bedford born feb 14 1820 married William G morton buried Green Hill Cemetery Danville va.,Louisiana Franklin born june 26 1822 married to Thomas d. Neal,Missouri Ann born sept 8 1824 married Robert D. Saunders aug 17 1841,Samuel born mar 19 1827,Philemon Bibb born july 3 1829 married dec 19 1850 pittsylvania co. va. to Martha Wilmoth Motley buried at lagrange,Mary Martha born july 10 1831 halifax married Azariah Graves Walters feb 6 1856 buried greenhill cemetery danville virgina | Carter, Samuel 'Tavern Keeper' (I14113)
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http://www.kithandkinofthesouth.org/uploads/2/6/2/1/2621480/history_of_the_descendants_of_john_and_susanna_cole_of_culpepper_county_virginia_verision_2.pdf
Descendants of John and Susanna Cole of Culpepper Co., Virginia | Cole, John (I11969)
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http://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/case_detail.asp?CFN=089-1914-001#img
Chancery Suit showing grandchildren of Sarah Philpott Reynolds show Will Reynolds' family of 7 living children. H. C. Reynolds is still alive in 1913, when this suit is filed. | Reynolds, William Garrett "Will" (I4022)
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http://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/case_detail.asp?CFN=089-1914-001#img
G.G. Reynolds is listed as child of Josiah Reynolds and a grandchild of Sarah Philpott Reynolds. | Reynolds, George G. (I9386)
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http://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/case_detail.asp?CFN=089-1914-001#img
Levi C. Reynolds is not listed in the 1913 Chancery Suite naming Sarah Philpott Reynolds' Grandchildren. It is likely that Levi who is shown on the 1850 and 1860 Virginia Census Records in this family is not the Levi found in Cecil County, Maryland and who died after the date of this suit. | Reynolds, Levi C. (I9356)
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http://www.rarebookreprints.com/norigins.html
Capt. Thomas Carter, who came to Virginia prior to 1652-it is thought to Nansemond County-was a captain of the militia, justice, deputy clerk of his county, Burgess (?), etc. Purchased a large plantation on the Corotoman River from Col. John Carter and was settled there in 1652. Of his descendants this volume (speaking of Dr. Miller's book) is the first published account, except some preliminary notes in the William and Mary Quarterly.
The purpose of this treatise is to provide new research conducted by Carter researchers and genealogists. And, 1.) propose that CPT Thomas Carter of Barford Plantation likely had a father in Lancaster named Maj. Thomas Carter; 2.) shed new light on the origins of the Thomas Carters, and 3). argue a familial connection, or kinship, between the "Corotoman Carters," Thomas and John. | Carter, Thomas Sr. (I67889)
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http://www.rarebookreprints.com/norigins.html
Giles Carter, who came to Virginia several years later than the others, and died in Henrico County in 1701 at the age of 67 years, leaving sons Giles and Theodorick, and daughters Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Williamson. So far as known he never held any military or political position, and is supposed to have belonged to the Gloucester Carters. His descendants were chiefly settled in Henrico, Goochland, Prince Edward, and Halifax counties. An interesting account of them has been published by Gen. W. H. G. Carter, U.S.A." | Carter, Giles (I13958)
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http://www.respect-texas.org/Aaron_Jacob.pdf
IDA C. AARON (Faulkner Houston5, Jacob Horatio4, Jacob Horatio3, Abraham2 Aron Sr, Jacob1), was born in Jun 1876 in Virginia. She died in Jun 1948. She married CHARLES CLAY AARON on 27 Nov 1894 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, son of George Washington Aaron and Julia Frances Witcher. He was born on 08 Feb 1875 in Virginia. He died in Jan 1956.
Charles Clay Aaron and Ida C Aaron had the following children:
i. EFFIE L. AARON, was born in Sep 1895 in Virginia.
ii. EDGAR C AARON, was born in Feb 1897 in Virginia.
iii. JULIA E AARON, was born in Mar 1899 in Virginia.
iv. MARION K AARON was born in 1900 in Virginia.
v. ANNIE M AARON was born in 1903 in Virginia.
vi. GEORGE HENRY AARON was born in 1905 in Virginia.
vii. NELLIE S AARON was born in 1907 in Virginia.
viii. IDA C AARON was born in 1910 in Virginia.
ix. IRENA F AARON was born in 1914 in Virginia.
x. NANNIE M AARON was born in 1919 in Virginia. | Aaron, Ida C. (I12876)
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http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tnlincol/geneal/carter2.txt
THOMAS CARTER (BLW), dieed 5/25/1871, Snake Run, Halifax
co., married 6/30/1807 CATHARINE MCCANNON (P), hALIFAX
CO.. Her last LNR Snake Run, Alleghany co., VA 1872.
Ref: Wardell p. 76 | McCannon, Catherine (I67743)
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http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tnlincol/geneal/carter2.txt
"My ancestor was CHARLES EWELL CARTER, who married
KEZIAH WALTERS Feb. 1, 1795. Their children:
1. NANCY CARTER born 1805; married WILEY J. PRUITT
8/18/1826.
Their children:
1. JANE
2. LEANNA
3. CATHERINE
4. ALEXANDER
5. LUCY (my line) married A. FLOYD COLE.
6. LEMUEL
7. WILLIAM PRUIT | Carter, Charles Ewell (I67773)
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http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tnlincol/geneal/carter2.txt
EARLY HENRY CO. MARRIAGES
JOSEPH CARTER & NANCY MENEFEE 24 June 1778
ANN CARTER & JOHN MEDLEY 30 Oct. 1797
GEORGE CARTER & FRANCES RICHMAN 9 Aug. 1782
Minister Return
JESSE CARTER & ELIZABETH PHILLPOT 25 May 1795
JOSEPH CARTER & MARY DILLION 16 Jan. 1794
EDWARD CARTER & NANCY ALLEN 10 MAY 1814 Marriage
Bond
ELIZA CARTER & WILLIAM MOORE 25 Febb. 1805 Marriage
Bond
HARRISS CARTER & MARY DILLEN 15 Mar. 1814 Marriage
Bond
NANCY CARTER & ROBERT PAYNE 14 Mar. 1811
CARY CARTER (P,BLW) died 10/27/1877, LNR Horsepasture,
Henry co. 1871; married 1/15/1812 MAHALA LEWIS, Henry co.
Ref: Wardell p.75 | Carter, Jesse T. (I14119)
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Henry County, Virginia Marriages
HENRY CO.
JOSEPH CARTER & NANCY MENEFEE 24 June 1778
ANN CARTER & JOHN MEDLEY 30 Oct. 1797
GEORGE CARTER & FRANCES RICHMAN 9 Aug. 1782
Minister Return
JESSE CARTER & ELIZABETH PHILLPOT 25 May 1795
JOSEPH CARTER & MARY DILLION 16 Jan. 1794
EDWARD CARTER & NANCY ALLEN 10 MAY 1814 Marriage
Bond
ELIZA CARTER & WILLIAM MOORE 25 Febb. 1805 Marriage
Bond
HARRISS CARTER & MARY DILLEN 15 Mar. 1814 Marriage
Bond
NANCY CARTER & ROBERT PAYNE 14 Mar. 1811
CARY CARTER (P,BLW) died 10/27/1877, LNR Horsepasture,
Henry co. 1871; married 1/15/1812 MAHALA LEWIS, Henry co.
Ref: Wardell p.75 | Philpott, Elizabeth (I10554)
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Marriages
PITTSYLVANIA CO.
LUCY CARTER & JOSEPH TERRY 19 July 1792
LEVEN CARTER & ELIZABETH WOMACK 7 Feb. 1795
PEGGY CARTER & SAMUEL THOMPSON 10 Dec. 1787
JAMES CARTER & AMY MATLEY 13 Feb. 1799
JEDUTHAN CARTER JR. & BECKEY ROGERS 10 Nov. 1800
Minister Return
NATHAN CARTER & ELIZABETH ATKINS 18 July 1803 Minister
Return
JESSE CARTER & SUSANNA ADKINS 6 Feb. 1797
FRANCES CARTER & JAMES HOPKINS 23 Oct. 1793
TALIAFERRO CARTER & KITTY ASTIN 7 Nov.. 1799
NATHAN CARTER (BLW), died 4/3/1857, Pittsylvania co.; married
8/25/1803 ELIZABETH ADKINS (P), Pittsylvania co., Her LNR
Pittsylvania Courthouse, Pittsylvania co., VA 1871.
Ref: Wardell p. 76 | Carter, Nathan (I7159)
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PRINCE EDWARD CO. MARRIAGES
POLLY CARTER & THOMAS COLLIER 30 Oct. 1789 Marriage
Bond
NANCY CARTER & JOHN BOISSEAU 11 July 1786 Marriage
Bond
MARY CARTER & JOHN BARNETT 30 JJan. 1783
ANN CARTER & ABEL BLANKENSHIP 13 July 1791
THRODRICK CARTER JR. & JUDITH CUNNINGHAM 16 Apr..
1764
THOMAS CARTER & SARAH MARTIN 28 May 1764 Marriage
Bond
RICHARD CARTER & SUSANNAH BIGGER 29 Dec. 1772
Minister return
FRANCIS CARTER (BLW), died 7/26/1875, Prince Edward co.;
married (1) MARTHA K. FARMER (2) AMELIA HATCHETT (3)
5/11/1842 SARAH JANE LEIGH (P), Prince Edward co., she died 10/29/1898, Rice Deepot, Prince Edward co., LNR Green Bay, Prince Edward co. 1879.
Ref: Wardell p.75
GEORGE (P,BLW), died before 7/5/1883, LNR P.O. Box, Prospect, Prince Edward co. 1871
Ref: Wardell
THEODORE/THEODORICK/THEODORIC CARTER (P,BLW),
died 6/29/1873, Prince Edward co.; married (1) MARTHA BADWIN, (2) ELIZABETH BAKER (3) 7/15/1838 JULIA A. MORGAN (P), Prince Edward co.; She died 8/17/1898. LNR Pamplin, Appomattox, co., VA 1871.
Ref: Wardell p. 76
WILSON CARTER (BLW), died 7/30/1858, Prince Edward co., VA; married 9/11/1851 MARY S. TAYLOR (P), Prince Edward co. She died c 1887. LNR Prince Edward co., VA 1882.
Ref: Wardell p. 77 | Bigger, Susannah (I12952)
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PRINCE EDWARD CO. MARRIAGES
POLLY CARTER & THOMAS COLLIER 30 Oct. 1789 Marriage
Bond
NANCY CARTER & JOHN BOISSEAU 11 July 1786 Marriage
Bond
MARY CARTER & JOHN BARNETT 30 JJan. 1783
ANN CARTER & ABEL BLANKENSHIP 13 July 1791
THRODRICK CARTER JR. & JUDITH CUNNINGHAM 16 Apr..
1764
THOMAS CARTER & SARAH MARTIN 28 May 1764 Marriage
Bond
RICHARD CARTER & SUSANNAH BIGGER 29 Dec. 1772
Minister return
FRANCIS CARTER (BLW), died 7/26/1875, Prince Edward co.;
married (1) MARTHA K. FARMER (2) AMELIA HATCHETT (3)
5/11/1842 SARAH JANE LEIGH (P), Prince Edward co., she died 10/29/1898, Rice Deepot, Prince Edward co., LNR Green Bay, Prince Edward co. 1879.
Ref: Wardell p.75
GEORGE (P,BLW), died before 7/5/1883, LNR P.O. Box, Prospect, Prince Edward co. 1871
Ref: Wardell
THEODORE/THEODORICK/THEODORIC CARTER (P,BLW),
died 6/29/1873, Prince Edward co.; married (1) MARTHA BADWIN, (2) ELIZABETH BAKER (3) 7/15/1838 JULIA A. MORGAN (P), Prince Edward co.; She died 8/17/1898. LNR Pamplin, Appomattox, co., VA 1871.
Ref: Wardell p. 76
WILSON CARTER (BLW), died 7/30/1858, Prince Edward co., VA; married 9/11/1851 MARY S. TAYLOR (P), Prince Edward co. She died c 1887. LNR Prince Edward co., VA 1882.
Ref: Wardell p. 77 | Carter, Theodorick 3 II (I13902)
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SARAH VENABLE was born 1793 and died 1843.
Married DAVID H. GUTHRIE | Carter, Sarah Venable (I13987)
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CHARLOTTE CO., VIRGINIA
SAMUEL CARTER & SUSANNAH BIBB 31 July 1800 Marriage
Bond | Neal, Elizabeth H. "Betsy" (I14080)
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http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vapittsy/families.htcook notes from "History of Pittsylvania County"-Maud Clement
The will of Harmon Cook was recorded May 21,1810. He bequeathed his property to his three sons, John, Harmon and Abraham Cook; and to his daughters, Catherine Wright, Mary Razor,and Nancy the wife of Abram Rorer.
MARY CHRISTINA2 COOK (HARMON1) was born December 13, 1757 in Lancaster, PA, and died Aft. 1840 in Shelby Co., KY. She married PAUL RAZOR September 12, 1777 in Pittsylvania Co. , VA. He was born 1750 in Bucks Co., PA, and died Abt. 1835 in Shelby Co., KY.
Children of MARY COOK and PAUL RAZOR are:
i. CATHERINE3 RAZOR, b. Bet. 1778 - 1780; d. Bef. 1850; m. JOHN WISEHEART, October 09, 1798, Jefferson Co., KY.
ii. ABRAHAM RAZOR, b. Bet. 1780 - 1790; m. ELIZABETH WITCHER?.
iii. JOHN RAZOR, b. Abt. 1784.
iv. HARMON RAZOR, b. Abt. 1784.
v. JACOB RAZOR, b. Abt. 1786.
vi. ADAM RAZOR, b. Abt. 1788.
vii. WILLIAM RAZOR, b. Abt. 1790.
viii. MARY RAZOR, b. Abt. 1793.
ix. GEORGE RAZOR, b. Bet. 1794 - 1802.
x. REBECCA RAZOR, b. Bet. 1794 - 1804.
xi. PAUL RAZOR, JR., b. Bet. 1797 - 1800. | Cook, Mary Christina (I12844)
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Hugh Reynolds Notes
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bakerfamilylines/patterson/PeterChpt6p3.html
Pattersons of Muddy Run
http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/franklin/history/local/wbeers008.txt
William Reynolds/Muddy Run (probably to late to be ours)
http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/franklin/history/local/wbeers005.txt
John Reynolds/Franklin Co., PA (became Lancaster?)
http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/northumberland/areahistory/bell0024.txt
John Reynolds;Robert Reynolds (probably to late to be ours)
http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/1pa/land/1734-1775apps.txt
PA Land Warrant Applications/Hugh Reynolds
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/topic/indian/settlers/Thestories2.htm
John Reynolds/William Reynolds Franklin Co., PA Deaths by Indian Attack; The Stories
http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/northumberland/areahistory/bell0004.txt
Robert Reynolds/Joseph Reynolds PA, Northumberland History
http://archive.org/details/cu31924032771432
Reynolds memorial; addresses delivered before the Historical society of Pennsylvania upon the occasion of the presentation of a portrait of Maj.-Gen. John F. Reynolds, March 8, 1880 (1880)
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mbonsal/bonsal/panews.html
West Nottingham Real Estate to be sold 6/1/1774 land adjacent to Jacob, Joseph and William Reynolds
http://www.horseshoe.cc/pennadutch/places/pennsylvania/lancasterco/townships/marticprov/marticee.htm
Tax List, Martic, PA 1757 Hugh, William Reynolds; Wm. Neeley, William Divin
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pacahs/martic.htm
(same as above)
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The following message may be a Reynolds line from Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania where William Reynolds married Mt. (Margaret or Martha Patterson, 2 Jan 1754)
DATE: TUE May 25 1999 9:15 AM
NAME: James L. Lowary
E-MAIL: jlowary@coin.missouri.edu
ADDRESS: 9071 Hartley Rd., Hallsville, MO 65255
SURNAMES: REYNOLDS, NEWMAN, CHAPMAN, PATTERSON, JOHNSON
QUERY: My line to the REYNOLDS line is thru Sarah Ann REYNOLDS b. 10 Sep 1830, old battleground-Monmouth County, NJ. She married Edward Tinsley NEWMAN on 14 Sep 1848 in Hendericks, Co., Indiana. They moved to Hancock Co., IL.
Her father and mother were Joseph REYNOLDS b. 1 Apr 1792, New Jersey, m. Nancie Ann CHAPMAN. Joseph died 12 Sep 1867, Pittsboro, Indiana.
Joseph's father was John Fulton REYNOLDS was born on 13 Oct 1734 and was married to Joanna PATTERSON in 1760. John was a Private in the Revolutionary War under General George Washington. He fought side by side in the Battle of Monmouth, with James Johnson the father of his daughter-in-law Sarah Johnson Reynolds. Buried at Muddy Run Presbyterian
URL: http://www.lowary.org
John Fulton REYNOLDS, b. 13 Oct 1734. m. Joanna PATTERSON in 1760 d. 1827
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http://www.bennett-twins.com/genealogy/documents/Diaries/Cuthbertson/index.php?imageNumber=1
Rev. Cuthbertson 1751-1791 Diary
Shows Hew Reynolds married to Mary K(?) Muddy Run, Martic, PA; another entry shows Baptism of Joseph, s/o Hugh
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Ralph Smith, s/o Geo. K. Smith and Susan Adkins married Ardinnia Wright; their daughter Hester Smith married William Goggin Reynolds Ralph Smith, b. Sept. 1, 1913; d. Jan. 7, 1902; md. Ardinnia Wright, Dec. 7, 1843. She was born Jan. 14, 1821; d. Jan. 24,1904. Ralph Smith was the son of George K. Smith and wife, Susan Adkins.
Their children were:
I. Booker Smith, b. Sept. 1, 1844; d. 3 May 1865 - killed in Civil War;
II. George Smith, b. Jan. 5, 1846; d. 27 Nov 1910; m. Apr. 7, 1867, Eliza Adkins, d/o
Mastin Adkins.
III. Sarah E. Smith, b. May 1, 1848; d. Nov.27, 1909; m. Nov. 2, 1867, Eusebius Harmon
Cook, s/o Harmon Cook. Sarah Elizabeth Smith joined the Union Primitive Baptist Church
1897 and was later sent to asylum.
Their issue:
E.H. Cook, b. Dec. 26, 1848; d. Jan. 8, 1928
Ida Cook, b. Aug. 15, 1868
Walter Cook, b. Oct. 13, 1869
Henry B. Cook, b. Oct. 30, 1871
James W. Cook, b. Mar. 21, 1873
IV. John Christopher Smith, b. April 3, 1850; d. Feb. 11, 1929; md. Aug. 29, 1878, Louisa C. Wood; Their issue later.
V. Mary Susan Smith, b. Sept. 7, 1852; d. Dec. 24, 1917; md. Jan 7, 1869, Joseph D.
Reynolds; their issue later.
VI. Hester A. Smith, b. July 7, 1854; d. Jan. 9, 1927; md. Nov. 14, 1876, William Goggin
Reynolds
VII. Evangeline Smith, b. June 27, 1856; d.July 27, 1861.
VIII. Joseph Smith, b. Feb. 24, 1858; d. Oct 24, 1860 (20 months)
IX. Callie R. Smith, b. Feb. 5, 1861; d. Aug. 21, 1922; md. Oct 25, 1881, D. Berkley Yeatts
X. H.A. Wise Smith, b. Apr. 1, 1863; d. Nov.12, 1933; md. Aug. 30, 1887 Mary E. Yeatts,
d/o Capt. John R.Yeatts
XI. Alice Booker Smith, b. June 16, 1865; d.May 23, 1921; md. George W. Linthicum,
Aug. 19,1886
XII. William Smith; b. Aug 11, 1867; d. Feb 23, 1942; md. Jan. 23, 1907, Linda Alice White;
had two children: Stuart and Joseph (m. Eliz. Walker, d/o Nolle White).
XIII. Ella Lee Smith, b. Nov. 17, 1869; d.May 30, 1940; md. Oct 7, 1896, David C.
Reynolds, s/o Booker Reynolds.
The above data from Ralph & Ardinnia Wright Smith's Bible. Names and dates Holy Bible published by A.J. Holman & Co., in the year 1879. | Smith, Ella Lee (I68178)
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http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vascvgs/archives/halifax/halifax_c.html | Carter, Claiborne P. (I12989)
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George K. Smith (the last ancestor that I have authentic proof of in 1953 - BTA) owned around 1100 acres of land in Pittsylvania County, Virginia on Tomahawk Creek (near Museville). According to family tradition, he was born near Museville, Virginia and buried near Tomahawk, Va. where he lived. Family tradition says he was a miller. Value of property, $15,302; George K. Smith married Susan Adkins and had the following issue:
1. Booker (Bowker) Smith was never married. He built the R.J. Reynolds tobacco factory and manufactured tobacco. He had a train of wagons and sold it through the Carolinas and Georgia. He died in early manhood so showed a genius for business ability quite young. (This line of Smith's are related to R.J.Reynolds' wife according to Dr. George Smith Anderson, nephew of Booker Smith). According to his tombstone at the old Smith home near Tomahawk he died Sepember 23, 1841.
2. Ralph Smith, born September 1, 1813; d. January7, 1902; married 7th December 1843, Ardennia Wright (b. Jan. 14, 1827;d. Jan. 24, 1904). Ralph was
willed land on Tomahawk Creek by his father, Geo. K. Smith, and his son, William lived on a farm adjoining that of his brother, Ralph.
3. William Smith, born September 2, 1818; died August 2,1896. He married February 18, 1856 Rebecca Hodnett (b. Sept. 28,1852;d. July 11, 1904). He owned a vast amount of land on Tomahawk Creek and had many slaves who stayed on with him even after the war as long as he lived, thus making it most profitable for him. He was a very successful farmer. During the Civil War he lost a leg but this did not seem to handicap him in anyway. He once rode horseback alone to Kentucky with nine thousand dollars in his pocket and purchased 1000 acres of land from a Mr. Grubb for himself, Mr. Joe Reynolds and Ward Reynolds which extended from Greenpond back to Bearskin Creek, etc.
He and wife were buried at their old home place where the home and tombstones still stand (1953).
4. Jabez Smith married Catherine Ann Mahan and died without issue. They were buried at the old home place near Tomahawk.
5. Rhoda Smith married John Reynolds and lived near Greenpond Church and they, too, are buried at their old homeplace. Adkins-Oakes Cemetery
6. Mary (Polly) Smith married Demarcus (Mark) Anderson, son of Jesse Anderson of Franklin County. Their descendants in the Anderson Family Book.
7. Eliza Beth (Betsey) married Dec. 21, 1837, Naaman Mahan and are buried at their old homeplace.
8. Nancy Smith, born April 11, 1823; died Oct. 6,1869; married Jan. 16, 1843, Watt Otey Anderson (b. August 18, 1816; d.April 27, 1883). They lived near Greenpond Church and are buried at the family burial ground on his farm. Their descendants in the Anderson Family Book.
9. Letitia Smith married Ambrose Rucker on December 12, 1853. He was a Captain of Co. "C" 46th Regt., Virginia Infantry. He was at one time a sheriff of some county. They had dau. Mary Rucker md. a Dewberry and dau.Victoria md. Kange Simpson. | Smith, George K. (I11949)
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Richard Carter (-1795) married Susanna Bigger in Prince Edward County 29 December (bond) 1772. Susanna, as administratrix, delivered the inventory of Richard?s estate of taken 18 February 1796. Susanna married second David Powell 17 November 1796, and Powell became guardian to her three younger children, Richard, Samuel, and Nancy, by September 1797. A chancery suit of November 1796 identified Richard?s heirs as John Carter, who was then of age, and minors, Thomas, Lemuel, William, Mary, Richard, Samuel, and Nancy | Carter, Patriot Richard 'died young' (I12951)
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Richard Carter (-1795) married Susanna Bigger in Prince Edward County 29 December (bond) 1772. Susanna, as administratrix, delivered the inventory of Richard?s estate of taken 18 February 1796. Susanna married second David Powell 17 November 1796, and Powell became guardian to her three younger children, Richard, Samuel, and Nancy, by September 1797. A chancery suit of November 1796 identified Richard?s heirs as John Carter, who was then of age, and minors, Thomas, Lemuel, William, Mary, Richard, Samuel, and Nancy | Carter, Richard Sr. (I67865)
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