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James Bleakley and Robert Devin make bond of 50 pounds current money on 12.January.1791 for the marriage of James Bleakley and Elizabeth Smith. Bond witnessed by William Tunstall, Jr. | Source (S67663)
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James Burton Watkins (1906-1998)
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First Photograph: Dailey School 1919
This old picture is of the Dailey School, which was originally located adjoining the J. H. Dailey Farm 1.5 miles west of Blanch [Caswell County, North Carolina]. The picture was take in 1919. Those shown in the picture are (front row, left to right) Ruth Hyler, Garnet Powell, Ralph Harrison, Frank Powell, Jeanette Harrelson Mobley (deceased), Ardie Hyler, John Harrelson, and Charlie Hyler.
Second row: Fannie Harrelson, James Watkins, Evelyn Bradner Moorefield, Rebecca Moore (deceased), and Claude Hyler.
In the rear is Miss Fannie Sue Wilson, teacher.
The old picture was contributed by Mr. I. G. Dailey of Blanch, who also presented a letter dated February 17, 1919, which wa written to Miss Wilson from M. J. H. Dailey, member of the school committee. The letter is as follows: "Dear Miss Wilson, I saw Mr. Watkins this morning and he said the thought you would take this school. If you will take it, we would be glad to have you teach for us. Signed, J. H. Dailey."
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Second Photograph: Group Photograph: Watkins Reunion c.1939
Watkins Family Reunion at Dan Valley Farm c.1939
Foreground: Lydia Ann Watkins, Spot Watkins (dog)
Seated: Dan Patterson, Edna Mebane, Lydia Watkins, Lucille Watkins, Salie Patterson, Dan Simmons, Beth Simmons
Standing: Dee Gee Watkins, Cary Watkins, Katherine Mebane, Jack Patterson, Mabel Watkins, Henry Watkins, James Watkins
North Carolina Birth Index, 1800-2000
Name: James Burton Watkins
Date of Birth: 19 Sep 1906
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birth County: Caswell
Parent1 Name: Daniel Gunn Watkins
Parent2 Name: Lydia Ann Powell
Roll Number: B_C020_68001
Volume: 7
Page: 159
1910 United States Federal Census
Name: James B Watkins
Age in 1910: 3
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1907
Birthplace: North Carolina
Relation to Head of House: Son
Father's Name: Daniel G
Father's Birth Place: North Carolina
Mother's Name: Lydia A
Mother's Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1910: Dan River, Caswell, North Carolina
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Male
Household Members: Name Age
Daniel G Watkins 52
Lydia A Watkins 45
Edna E Watkins 25
Welbur L Watkins 24
Loucille N Watkins 20
Henry T Watkins 18
Katie C Watkins 16
Dee G Watkins 14
Maggie E Watkins 13
Sallie A Watkins 11
Elizabeth Watkins 9
Mabel Watkins 6
James B Watkins 3
North Carolina Death Collection, 1908-2004
Name: James Burton Watkins
Gender: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Social Security Number: 237092405
Father's Last Name: Watkins
Age: 82
Date of Birth: 19 Sep 1906
Birth Location: North Carolina
Birth State: North Carolina
Residence County: Caswell
Residence State: North Carolina
Date of Death: 12 Dec 1988
Death State: Virginia
institution: General Hospital
Attendant: Physician
Burial Location: Burial out of state
Source Vendor: NC Department of Health. North Carolina Deaths, 1988-92
See: The Heritage of Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 560-561 (The Henry Thomas Watkins Family by Cary King Watkins).
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James Byrd Moore (1848-1900)
See: The Heritage of Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 387-388 (Article #496 "Alexander "Sandy" Banks Moore and Blanche Lydia Moore" by Lois Moore Gardner).
James B. Moore was the first U.S. Postmaster at Blanch, Caswell County, North Carolina, which operated from 19 December 1890 until the latter part of the twentieth century. Source: Caswell County, North Carolina Post Offices. Tradition holds that the community served by this post office was named for the daughter of James Byrd Moore, Blanche Lydia Moore.
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1900 United States Federal Census
Name: James B Moone [James B Moore]
Home in 1900: Dan River, Caswell, North Carolina
Age: 51
Birth Date: Mar 1849
Birthplace: North Carolina
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: North Carolina
Mother's Birthplace: Virginia
Spouse's name: Bettie M
Marriage Year: 1875
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 25
Household Members: Name Age
James B Moone [Moore] 51
Bettie M Moone [Moore] 48
Blanch Moone [Moore] 18
Ethul Moone [Ethel Moore] 15
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James Carlton Carter was the eldest son of Joseph Alpha and Madaline 'Mattie' Frances Carter. He served in the Navy during both world wars. | Carter, James Carlton (I7163)
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James Carter Birth: 31 MAR 1729 in Stafford County, Virginia Death: in King George County, Virginia
Census: 1785 Head of a family of seven. 1807 Inherited his father's plantation of 509 acres in King George County, Virginia. Inherited 1743 Plantation of 549 acres in King George County, Virginia, which was granted to his father.
Father: James Carter b: 25 DEC 1684 in "Barford," Lancaster County, Virginia c: 28 DEC 1684 in Barford, Lancaster, Virginia Mother: Mary Brent b: 1697 in Lancaster County, Virginia
Marriage 1 Rachel Malinda b: ABT 1734 in Overwharton parish, Stafford County, Virginia
Fay Parrish Wade, President of The Carter Society, gives us:
Thomas Carter Sr. m. Kathernie Dale
James Carter of Stafford m.2. Mary Brent
James Carter Jr. m. Rachael - possibly Lundsford
Joseph C. Carter m. Elinor Carter
Richard Wallace Carter m. Mary Coleman Stern
Joseph Franklin Carter m. Mary Tarrell Hicks
Clarence George Carter m. Henrietta Frances Dance
Louise Laverne Carter m. Earl Beckwith Parrish
RootsWeb of Melissa Thompson Alexander:
Name: Elizabeth CARTER
Father: James CARTER b: 31 MAR 1729 in Stafford Co, VA Mother: Rachel UNKNOWN
Marriage 1 Philip Henry CARTER Married: 1803
Children
Hallie E. CARTER b: 1807 in Caroline Co, VA | Carter, James Jr. (I67804)
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James CARTER was born about 1777.(2) He resided in 1802 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. (290) Was of Pittsylvania County when he gave power-of-attorney to brother-in-law William WADDELL for his portion of father, John CARTER's estate. Witnesses: Noel WADDELL, Charles WADDELL and Noel WADDELL, son of William WADDELL. 22 Jan 1802. Bk. 13, p. 1. On 22 Jun 1802, James CARTER of Pittsylvania Co., VA gave to "my brother-in-law, William WADDELL" power of attorney to settle James' portion of the estate. Bk. 12, p.1. Witnesses:
Noel WADDELL
Charles WADDELL
Noel WADDELL "son of William WADDELL" [what have we here?] Parents: John CARTER and Mary CUNNINGHAM(?) .
JAMES, son of JOHN and MARY CARTER, died April 17, 1845.
He married AMY MOTLEY. He lived in Halifax county, Virginia.
1. JESSEE
2. MARTHA
3. MARY
4. SUSAN
5. JUDITH
6. JOHN C.
7. JOSEPH M.
8. ANNE
9. PRUDENCE | Carter, James (I13943)
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James Edwards acted as appraiser in the matters of the estate of Mastin Powell
Probate records, Estate of Mastin Powell:
Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Will Book #22 pages 157-158,
November Court 1848
Inventory and appraisement of the estate of Matson Powell
Dated 14 December 1848; inventory by George P. Richardson, James Edwards, Edward Moore
Two of James Edwards' sons, Addison Lafayette, and Christopher B., married the grandchildren of Mastin, i.e. William Jefferson's children, Sarah Frances Powell and Mary G. Powell. | Edwards, James (I12918)
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James Ernest Foster (1920-2011)
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Foster Family Photographs
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World War II Service Record
Name: James E. Foster
Date of Entrance in Service: August 13, 1942
Branch of Service: Air Force, 345th Bomb Group, 501st Squadron
Training Stations: Amarillo, Texas; Seattle, Washington; Charters Tower, Australia; Scott Field, Illinois
Parents' Name: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foster
Date of Embarkation: May 14, 1943
Theater of Operations: Asiatic-Pacific, New Guinea
Medals Earned: American Theater, Asiatic-Pacific with three Bronze Stars, one service stripe and two overseas bars, Good Conduct, Air Medal with two Clusters.
Date Returned to United States: August 15, 1944
Discharged: Seymour-Johnston Field, North Carolina, October 16, 1945.
Rank: Technical Sergeant.
Time Served: Thirty-eight months.
Source: Service Record Book of Men and Women of Yanceyville, N.C., and Community, Sponsored by the V.F.W. Post No. 7316 (1947-1949).
1930 US Census
Name: James Foster
Home in 1930: Yanceyville, Caswell, North Carolina
Age: 9
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1921
Relation to Head of House: Son
Father's Name: Ernest
Mother's Name: Isabella
Household Members: Name Age
Ernest Foster 31
Isabella Foster 27
James Foster 9
Richard M Foster 7
Virginia Dorris Foster 5
Lillie Aner Foster 3
Bettie Jane Foster 8/12
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Yanceyville - James Ernest Foster, 90, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011, in Fort Mill, S.C., at his son's home, surrounded by family. James was born in Caswell County on Aug. 30, 1920, the son of Ernest O. Foster and Isabella Poteat Foster. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by his wife of 57 years, Katherine Zimmermam Foster and his brother Richard Foster. He is survived by his two children, James B. Foster of Fort Mill, S.C., and Donna Kay Clark of Yanceyville; six grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. He also is survived by three sisters, Doris Foster Norwood of Burlington, Lilly Ann Vernon of Greensboro and Betsy Webster of Orlando, Fla.; two brothers, Lindsey Foster of Sutherlin, Va., and Duke Foster of Yanceyville.
James was a longtime member of First Baptist Church of Yanceyville, which he loved dearly. In recent years, he also spent many hours of fellowship and laughter with friends at Yanceyville Drug Co. and the Senior Center. Known as "Slick" to his family and friends, James always put love of God and family at the center of his life. James grew up in Caswell County, the oldest of seven children, farming and helping run the family's dairy business. He served proudly in World War ll with the Army Air Corps in the Southwest Pacific. As part of the 345th Bomb Group, he flew 50 combat missions from Port Moresby, New Guinea, to Biak Island and Rabaul. The military awarded him the Air Medal with two clusters. He was a member of the American Legion Post 0089 and a member of VFW Post 7316 in Yanceyville. He also was a member of the 5th Air Force Memorial Foundation and a charter member of the World War ll Memorial Foundation. After returning from the war, James became a banker, and retired as President and CEO of the Washington Production Credit Association in Washington, N.C. In addition to living in Washington, he and his family lived in Dillon, S.C, Elon and Burlington. Wherever he lived, James always became a part of a church community and was active in Rotary and Lions Clubs.
Funeral services will be held on Monday, Jan. 24 at 11 a.m. at the First Baptist Church of Yanceyville. The family will receive friends in the church fellowship hall following the Military Graveside Rites. American Legion Post Number 0089 and VFW Post number 7316 will offer the graveside rites. The family wishes to thank the amazing care givers of Hospice of York County, S.C., and Care Haven for their care and support. Harrelson Funeral Service is assisting the Foster family with arrangements.
Obituary courtesy The Times-News (Burlington, North Carolina) 22 January 2011. | Foster, James Ernest (I22084)
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James Grasty Mitchell (1851-1929)
That James Grasty Mitchell/Mitchell was a brother of Robert Lee Mitchell has not been established. Researchers are warned to proceed with caution in this area.
The Bee (Danville, Virginia) 21 February 1929 (Page 4)
James G. Mitchell Dies At Blanch;Funeral Friday
News was received here this morning of the death at Blanch N. C. of James G. Mitchell, age 75, widely known farmer in Caswell county and a leader in his community. He was seized apparently while he slept with a heart attack for he was dead when found. Death apparently took place at about last midnight. He had not complained of being ill recently, it was said. The funeral is to be held tomorrow afternoon from the residence, interment to be made nearby.
Mr. Mitchell suffered the loss of his wife many years ago but he is survived by the following children: Mrs. Mattie Mitchell, Danville; Mrs. W. T. Powell, Blanch, N. C.; Mrs. Cullen Bryant, Milton, N. C.; Miss Lady Mitchell, Raleigh, N. C.; Mrs. T. O. Pinchback, Raleigh, N. C.; Charles Mitchell, Blanch; John Mitchell, Washington, D. C.; and J. C. Mitchell, Hampton.
He also is survived by two brothers Robert Mitchell, of Blanch, N. C. and Charles Mitchell of Lynchburg.
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1900 United States Federal Census
Name: James G Mitchell
Home in 1900: Dan River, Caswell, North Carolina
Age: 47
Birth Date: Jun 1851
Birthplace: North Carolina
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: North Carolina
Mother's Birthplace: North Carolina
Spouse's Name: Mary S
Marriage year: 1881
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 19
Residence : Dan River Township, Caswell, North Carolina
Occupation: Farmer
Household Members: Name Age
James G Mitchell 47
Mary S Mitchell 40
Mattie Mitchell 16
Virginia S Mitchell 15
Lillian E Mitchell 13
Gate C Mitchell 10
Ruby Mitchell 7
Pearl Mitchell 7
Charles G Mitchell 3
Lula A Mitchell 3
James Mitchell 11/12
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James Green married Martha Gravitt | Green, James A. P. (I9076)
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James Henry Slade (1865-1929)
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The players and coach (left-to-right beginning on back row the to first player seated on left:
1. Jim Slade
2. John Graves
3. John H. Kerr
4. B. S. Graves (coach)
5. Steve Richmond
6. Pomp Richmond (with bat)
7. Nat Graves (has ball in his hand; could be the pitcher)
8. Bob Roan (apparently the catcher)
9. A. Yancey Kerr
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Note that the Jim Slade in the above photograph has not been confirmed as the James Henry Slade of this entry.
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The Bee (Danville, Virginia) 16 December 1929
James H Slade
Is Laid to Rest
In Caswell County
Funeral services were held yesterday from Purley, N. C. Methodist church for James H. Slade, well known farmer of Caswell county, who passed away at the age of 64 on Saturday evening following a short illness. The exercises were largely attended, interment taking place in the church graveyard. Mr. Slade, who was prominent in his community, is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lula Powell Slade, and two sons, Jack Slade and James Slade. | Slade, James Henry (I19475)
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James Holley lived all his life in the Callnads community on Road 812 (Holley Mill Road, named after the mill his father ran) between Rt. 41 and 57. He was a farmer and a carpenter and built several homes in the area. | Holley, James E. (I8820)
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James is the twin brother of John Devin
POB from Ancestral File
Birth date calculated from stated age of 84 when affidavit was given and date of the ARW Pension affidavit dated 24.Sep.1832. If accurate, James could be born anywhere between Sept. 1747 and Sept. 1748.
His birth circa 1748 would also agree with him being listed on the 1767 List of Tithables for Pittsylvania County Virginia. He would have been about 19 in 1767, and any male over the age of 16 was listed. | Devin, James (I0050)
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James King b. 16 Oct 1756 married Phebe Pyle 3 Jan 1782 in Little Britain, Lancaster Pennsylvania | King, James (I9944)
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James Leonard Holley fought in the Civil War at the age of 17. He was in the Johnson C. McIntosh Artillery Battalion and was at Appomattox when Lee surrendered. It is recorded that he attended two DAR birthday dinners; one on 30 Sep 1909 and another on 30 Sep 1911.
He lived with his wife and family in Callands, Virginia where he was a miller. | Holley, James Leonard (I8813)
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James Monroe Carter married Sarah Atkins Carr---1844
his father
Phillip Carter married Elizabeth Landers---1856 | Carter, Phillip (I14023)
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James Overton Turner married Sarah Cahill in 1838 | Turner, James Overton (I9917)
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James Sanders West went to Washington Co AR where he lived out the remainder of his life. Second wife was Mary A. _?_; third wife was R. Jane Crawford. | West, James Sanders (I2286)
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James Sidney Reynolds married Laura Booker; George Washington Reynolds marries Addie V. Booker---I believe Addie and Laura are related (possibly sisters) Laura Booker and James Sidney Reynolds name one of their daughters, Addie L. - Mary Frances Eggleston | Reynolds, James Sidney (I8246)
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James Sidney Reynolds married Laura Booker; George Washington Reynolds marries Addie V. Booker---I believe Addie and Laura are related (possibly sisters) Laura Booker and James Sidney Reynolds name one of their daughters, Addie L. - Mary Frances Eggleston | Booker, Laura (I68185)
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James T. Carter m. Eliza Hill 24 Mar 1890 | Hill, Eliza (I67979)
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James Thomas Holt (1899-1998)
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History of the Poteat One-Room School (Caswell County, North Carolina.
1910 US Census
Name: James T Holt
Age in 1910: 11
Estimated birth year: abt 1899
Birthplace: North Carolina
Home in 1910: Milton, Caswell, North Carolina
Race: White
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Single
Relation to Head of House: Son
Mother's Birth Place: Virginia
Father's Birth Place: North Carolina
1920 US Census
Name: James Thomas Holt
Age: 20 years
Estimated birth year: abt 1900
Birthplace: North Carolina
Race: White
Home in 1920: Dan River, Caswell, North Carolina
Sex: Male
Marital status: Single
Relation to Head of House: Son
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Mother's Birth Place: North Carolina
Father's Birth Place: North Carolina
Image: 1021
Name: Holt, James Thomas
City: Blanche
County: Caswell
State: NC
Year: 1926
Class: Senior
School: Duke University
He was living in Julian, North Carolina, at the time of his father's death. Source: Obituary of Calvin Lee Holt
Julian--James Thomas Holt, 99, of 6247 Nat Rd., died Tuesday, May 5, 1998, at Moses Cone Hospital, in Greensboro, following a brief illness. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, May 7, 1998, at Pleasant Union United Methodist Church, conducted by the Rev. Harry Andrews and the Rev. Greg Freeman. Burial will be in the church cemetery. A Caswell County native, Mr. Holt came to Guilford County in 1926 and began teaching at Nathanael Greene School. During a tenure of 38 years, he taught mathematics and history in Guilford, Forsyth, Rockingham Counties, retiring in 1964 from Rankin High School in Greensboro. A dedicated teacher, Mr. Holt was loved by his many students and was always interested in their lives. He was a graduate of Trinity Park Preparatory School and Duke University, where he was on the varsity cross country track and wrestling teams. A devoted member of Pleasant Union United Methodist Church, Mr. Holt served in many ways, particularly as a Sunday school teacher. He was preceded in death by his wife of 57 years, Dortha Causey Holt.
Survivors include his son and daughter-in-law, Dr. Leonidas C. Holt and Linda B. Holt of Greensboro; daughter and son-in-law, Barbara and Larry E. Avery of Greensboro; half-sister, Juanita Cook of Greensboro; and grandson, James Alton Holt of Julian.
The family will receive friends immediately following the service. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice at Greensboro, 2500 Summit Ave., Greensboro, N.C. 27405. Loflin Funeral Home in Ramseur is in charge of arrangements.
Source: Undated clipping from unknown newspaper furnished by Kenneth G. Holt, 7008 Albany Avenue, North Beach MD 20714-9604
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Dr. Leonidas Holt wrote and delivered the eulogy below to honor his father, James Thomas Holt, at his funeral:
As I write this for Dad, I write it for every dad, for "Dad" and "Mom" are two of the dearest words in our language. I want to relate a little perspective on the life of the man we memorialize today. He was born January 14, 1899, to humble parents, Calvin Lea Holt and Lucy (Dodson) Holt, in Caswell County. He was their fourth child. This was during the administration of William McKinley. Childhood diseases, diphtheria, whooping cough, scarlet fever, typhoid fever, and smallpox meant that reaching adulthood was questionable at best. No man had ever flown and the automobile was a rare motorized buggy. No public school system existed.
As time went along, more children were born to this couple. Calvin Lea struggled to exact a living from the soil in a county still economically devastated by the Civil War. The children joined the struggle at an early age. Though economically poor, the family was rich in love, camaraderie and religious faith. They knew how to work and how to have fun. They played various musical instruments (Dad was banjo and mandolin). These jam sessions were often joined into by neighboring families. The Wright brothers flew a powered airplane. Automobiles became more frequent.
Along in this time an event happened that so profoundly affected Dad's life that he could never talk about it. His mother, Lucy Dodson Holt, died following childbirth. "Papa Lea," as Granddaddy Holt was know, kept the family together. Aunt Mable, the oldest daughter, became the "Mom."
Dad spent a lot of time with his paternal grandparents, Henry and Sallie Powell Holt. Henry was a veteran of the Civil War. Their stories of this period of time doubtless started Dad's interest in history. 1914 found the family in another economic crisis. A severe drought devastated crops. So the three oldest boys, Mason, Greg, and Dad, went to work at a sawmill to help support the family. For several years, off and on, Dad worked in various sawmill camps. Here his education really began. Once he told us about becoming camp cook. "What did you cook?" Linda asked. "Beans and fatback!" Dad answered. "We got beans in 100 pound bags. When one ran out, we got some other kind of beans for variety."
His sawmill experiences led Dad to decide he wanted something other than a sawmill career. He moved to Milton to enter Milton Academy, the only high school in Caswell County. Completing this, he went on to Trinity Park Preparatory School in Durham. Completing thhis, he entered Trinity College. All during this time, he did various jobs to help pay for school. With family encouragement, especially from eldest brother Mason, he graduated in the second class of Duke University in 1926. While at Duke, he lettered in both track and wrestling. I asked Dad how in the world he ever got into wrestling. He said the track season was about over and one of the coaches also coached wrestling and invited him to watch a practice. Dad did watch, decided he was as tough as any of them, and joined the team. During his career he was pinned only once and that was at the U.S. Naval Academy in the third overtime.
In 1926, following college, he applied to the school board of Nathanael Greene School for a high school teaching position. He was hired. He and Mr. R. W. Utley (then school principal) boarded across the road from the school in the home of Aunt Blanch Bowman. While teaching here, his eyes fell on a young lady, Dortha Elizabeth Causey, whom he married in this church in 1932. She was his spouse for 57 years until her death in 1989. Dad's teaching career spanned 38 years until his retirement in 1964. The stories of pranks and jokes are endless. I know that he loved all his students and truly wished them well in life. One of his greatest joys was seeing them succeed.
After retirement he worked on the farm. He enjoyed his cows, tended his garden, and loved to share his produce with neighbors and friends.
The things that Dad gave us to carry on in our lives was a quiet demeanor, a sense of total honesty and fairness, and most of all a total devotion to our Christian faith. These were the solid rocks that were the foundation of his life. He loved life and his fellowman. He never wavered from knowing who he was and he never would compromise his principles for personal gain. He believed a man's word was his bond.
So please bear with us as we shed our tears. Time stooped his body, dimmed his sight, dminished his hearing. But nothing could ever diminish his spirit or squash his optimism. These memories will be with us forever.
Dad, you will always be my hero!
Source: Kenneth G. Holt, 7008 Albany Avenue, North Beach, Maryland 20714-9604 | Holt, James Thomas (I29469)
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James W. Carter s/o Richard H. and Nancy Carter | Carter, James W. (I12986)
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James was probably Hannah's father. He was given his father's homestead by will, being charged with the care of the widow. He had nine other children besides Hannah who was the sixth. They were all born in Andover. | Ingalls, James (I5430)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 27 (3 days ago)
to me
Hello Mary Frances, I am sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you, I haven't had as much time to spend on this as I would like. It can be VERY confusing ! Here is what I know to be correct about my line from Barton Thomas till now : James Sidney Reynolds 1866-1948, (first wife,Laura Booker 1856-1925) was the father of my grandfather, Sidney Vivian Reynolds 1899-1965 ( wife, Dora Alice Hunt 1899-) My father was their oldest son, James Vivian Reynolds 1919-1974 ( wife, Connie Douglas Fauber 1927- living ). I am James Douglas Reynolds Sr. 1950-living. ( first wife,son's mother, Robin Marie Reynolds 1954-2002) My son James Douglas Reynolds Jr 1977-living. If this is accepitbale Please include it. Thank You and I hope to stay in touch. Doug. | Reynolds, Sidney Vivian (I68186)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 28 2013 (2 days ago)
to me
Hello again, I appreciate your entering my data. Did I meet you at a reunion this spring, I go whenever I can. It was close to Altavista. My Great Aunt, Bettyann Petty usually calls me. Here is what I have on Barton Thomas.
Most of this comes from an article in The Charlotte Gazette, Drakes Branch, Va. dated 9 sep 2010.
He had 3 siblings, John S. born 13 jun 1839, William Harrison born 25 aug 1840, and Henry C. born 22 mar 1846. Barton and John joined the Confederate Army on the same day, 29 jun 1861, at Rorrers Va. (Mt. Rogers). Barton was assigned as a private to company E. 57th regiment, Virginia Infantry.He was wounded on 29 aug 1863 at Manassas. On 13 may 1864 he was admitted to the Wayside General Hospital #9 at Richmond. He was to return to duty on 4 jun 1864 but instead he was sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5 and on 19 jun 1864 he was srent home for 60 days with a fractured right forearm. On 10 sep 1864 he was listed as being wounded again and on 25 sep. he was again sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5. His regiment was listed as being at Farmville Va. on 8 apr 1865 and he was mustered out on 9 apr 1865. It is doubtfull that they made it to Appomattox so they were probably some where between when they were mustered out.
As far as I can tell he and Cordelia had 11 children. They were married on 29 sep 1863 in Pittsylvania Co.
Sarah Elizabeth, 1865-1926. James Sidney, 1866-1948. William Thomas,1867-1945. Rovanna, 1871-. Addie L.,1873-1953. Lula Belle, 1875- . Ida Snowie, 1876- . Walter Coren, 1877-1949. George Leon, 1879- . Suenette, 1885- . Tony Barton. I have some interesting stories about James Sidney and my Grandfather Sidney Vivian but will have to send them later. Hope this helps. Doug.
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 28 2013 (2 days ago)
to me
Hello again, I appreciate your entering my data. Did I meet you at a reunion this spring, I go whenever I can. It was close to Altavista. My Great Aunt, Bettyann Petty usually calls me. Here is what I have on Barton Thomas.
Most of this comes from an article in The Charlotte Gazette, Drakes Branch, Va. dated 9 sep 2010.
He had 3 siblings, John S. born 13 jun 1839, William Harrison born 25 aug 1840, and Henry C. born 22 mar 1846. Barton and John joined the Confederate Army on the same day, 29 jun 1861, at Rorrers Va. (Mt. Rogers). Barton was assigned as a private to company E. 57th regiment, Virginia Infantry.He was wounded on 29 aug 1863 at Manassas. On 13 may 1864 he was admitted to the Wayside General Hospital #9 at Richmond. He was to return to duty on 4 jun 1864 but instead he was sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5 and on 19 jun 1864 he was srent home for 60 days with a fractured right forearm. On 10 sep 1864 he was listed as being wounded again and on 25 sep. he was again sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5. His regiment was listed as being at Farmville Va. on 8 apr 1865 and he was mustered out on 9 apr 1865. It is doubtfull that they made it to Appomattox so they were probably some where between when they were mustered out.
As far as I can tell he and Cordelia had 11 children. They were married on 29 sep 1863 in Pittsylvania Co.
Sarah Elizabeth, 1865-1926. James Sidney, 1866-1948. William Thomas,1867-1945. Rovanna, 1871-. Addie L.,1873-1953. Lula Belle, 1875- . Ida Snowie, 1876- . Walter Coren, 1877-1949. George Leon, 1879- . Suenette, 1885- . Tony Barton. I have some interesting stories about James Sidney and my Grandfather Sidney Vivian but will have to send them later. Hope this helps. Doug.
| Cook, Cordelia "Delia" (I4089)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 28 2013 (2 days ago)
to me
Hello again, I appreciate your entering my data. Did I meet you at a reunion this spring, I go whenever I can. It was close to Altavista. My Great Aunt, Bettyann Petty usually calls me. Here is what I have on Barton Thomas.
Most of this comes from an article in The Charlotte Gazette, Drakes Branch, Va. dated 9 sep 2010.
He had 3 siblings, John S. born 13 jun 1839, William Harrison born 25 aug 1840, and Henry C. born 22 mar 1846. Barton and John joined the Confederate Army on the same day, 29 jun 1861, at Rorrers Va. (Mt. Rogers). Barton was assigned as a private to company E. 57th regiment, Virginia Infantry.He was wounded on 29 aug 1863 at Manassas. On 13 may 1864 he was admitted to the Wayside General Hospital #9 at Richmond. He was to return to duty on 4 jun 1864 but instead he was sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5 and on 19 jun 1864 he was srent home for 60 days with a fractured right forearm. On 10 sep 1864 he was listed as being wounded again and on 25 sep. he was again sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5. His regiment was listed as being at Farmville Va. on 8 apr 1865 and he was mustered out on 9 apr 1865. It is doubtfull that they made it to Appomattox so they were probably some where between when they were mustered out.
As far as I can tell he and Cordelia had 11 children. They were married on 29 sep 1863 in Pittsylvania Co.
Sarah Elizabeth, 1865-1926. James Sidney, 1866-1948. William Thomas,1867-1945. Rovanna, 1871-. Addie L.,1873-1953. Lula Belle, 1875- . Ida Snowie, 1876- . Walter Coren, 1877-1949. George Leon, 1879- . Suenette, 1885- . Tony Barton. I have some interesting stories about James Sidney and my Grandfather Sidney Vivian but will have to send them later. Hope this helps. Doug.
| Reynolds, Sarah Elizabeth "Elisa" (I9582)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 28 2013 (2 days ago)
to me
Hello again, I appreciate your entering my data. Did I meet you at a reunion this spring, I go whenever I can. It was close to Altavista. My Great Aunt, Bettyann Petty usually calls me. Here is what I have on Barton Thomas.
Most of this comes from an article in The Charlotte Gazette, Drakes Branch, Va. dated 9 sep 2010.
He had 3 siblings, John S. born 13 jun 1839, William Harrison born 25 aug 1840, and Henry C. born 22 mar 1846. Barton and John joined the Confederate Army on the same day, 29 jun 1861, at Rorrers Va. (Mt. Rogers). Barton was assigned as a private to company E. 57th regiment, Virginia Infantry.He was wounded on 29 aug 1863 at Manassas. On 13 may 1864 he was admitted to the Wayside General Hospital #9 at Richmond. He was to return to duty on 4 jun 1864 but instead he was sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5 and on 19 jun 1864 he was srent home for 60 days with a fractured right forearm. On 10 sep 1864 he was listed as being wounded again and on 25 sep. he was again sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5. His regiment was listed as being at Farmville Va. on 8 apr 1865 and he was mustered out on 9 apr 1865. It is doubtfull that they made it to Appomattox so they were probably some where between when they were mustered out.
As far as I can tell he and Cordelia had 11 children. They were married on 29 sep 1863 in Pittsylvania Co.
Sarah Elizabeth, 1865-1926. James Sidney, 1866-1948. William Thomas,1867-1945. Rovanna, 1871-. Addie L.,1873-1953. Lula Belle, 1875- . Ida Snowie, 1876- . Walter Coren, 1877-1949. George Leon, 1879- . Suenette, 1885- . Tony Barton. I have some interesting stories about James Sidney and my Grandfather Sidney Vivian but will have to send them later. Hope this helps. Doug.
| Reynolds, Addie (I8248)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 28 2013 (2 days ago)
to me
Hello again, I appreciate your entering my data. Did I meet you at a reunion this spring, I go whenever I can. It was close to Altavista. My Great Aunt, Bettyann Petty usually calls me. Here is what I have on Barton Thomas.
Most of this comes from an article in The Charlotte Gazette, Drakes Branch, Va. dated 9 sep 2010.
He had 3 siblings, John S. born 13 jun 1839, William Harrison born 25 aug 1840, and Henry C. born 22 mar 1846. Barton and John joined the Confederate Army on the same day, 29 jun 1861, at Rorrers Va. (Mt. Rogers). Barton was assigned as a private to company E. 57th regiment, Virginia Infantry.He was wounded on 29 aug 1863 at Manassas. On 13 may 1864 he was admitted to the Wayside General Hospital #9 at Richmond. He was to return to duty on 4 jun 1864 but instead he was sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5 and on 19 jun 1864 he was srent home for 60 days with a fractured right forearm. On 10 sep 1864 he was listed as being wounded again and on 25 sep. he was again sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5. His regiment was listed as being at Farmville Va. on 8 apr 1865 and he was mustered out on 9 apr 1865. It is doubtfull that they made it to Appomattox so they were probably some where between when they were mustered out.
As far as I can tell he and Cordelia had 11 children. They were married on 29 sep 1863 in Pittsylvania Co.
Sarah Elizabeth, 1865-1926. James Sidney, 1866-1948. William Thomas,1867-1945. Rovanna, 1871-. Addie L.,1873-1953. Lula Belle, 1875- . Ida Snowie, 1876- . Walter Coren, 1877-1949. George Leon, 1879- . Suenette, 1885- . Tony Barton. I have some interesting stories about James Sidney and my Grandfather Sidney Vivian but will have to send them later. Hope this helps. Doug.
| Reynolds, Walter Coren (I8249)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 28 2013 (2 days ago)
to me
Hello again, I appreciate your entering my data. Did I meet you at a reunion this spring, I go whenever I can. It was close to Altavista. My Great Aunt, Bettyann Petty usually calls me. Here is what I have on Barton Thomas.
Most of this comes from an article in The Charlotte Gazette, Drakes Branch, Va. dated 9 sep 2010.
He had 3 siblings, John S. born 13 jun 1839, William Harrison born 25 aug 1840, and Henry C. born 22 mar 1846. Barton and John joined the Confederate Army on the same day, 29 jun 1861, at Rorrers Va. (Mt. Rogers). Barton was assigned as a private to company E. 57th regiment, Virginia Infantry.He was wounded on 29 aug 1863 at Manassas. On 13 may 1864 he was admitted to the Wayside General Hospital #9 at Richmond. He was to return to duty on 4 jun 1864 but instead he was sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5 and on 19 jun 1864 he was srent home for 60 days with a fractured right forearm. On 10 sep 1864 he was listed as being wounded again and on 25 sep. he was again sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5. His regiment was listed as being at Farmville Va. on 8 apr 1865 and he was mustered out on 9 apr 1865. It is doubtfull that they made it to Appomattox so they were probably some where between when they were mustered out.
As far as I can tell he and Cordelia had 11 children. They were married on 29 sep 1863 in Pittsylvania Co.
Sarah Elizabeth, 1865-1926. James Sidney, 1866-1948. William Thomas,1867-1945. Rovanna, 1871-. Addie L.,1873-1953. Lula Belle, 1875- . Ida Snowie, 1876- . Walter Coren, 1877-1949. George Leon, 1879- . Suenette, 1885- . Tony Barton. I have some interesting stories about James Sidney and my Grandfather Sidney Vivian but will have to send them later. Hope this helps. Doug.
| Reynolds, George Leon (I8251)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 28 2013 (2 days ago)
to me
Hello again, I appreciate your entering my data. Did I meet you at a reunion this spring, I go whenever I can. It was close to Altavista. My Great Aunt, Bettyann Petty usually calls me. Here is what I have on Barton Thomas.
Most of this comes from an article in The Charlotte Gazette, Drakes Branch, Va. dated 9 sep 2010.
He had 3 siblings, John S. born 13 jun 1839, William Harrison born 25 aug 1840, and Henry C. born 22 mar 1846. Barton and John joined the Confederate Army on the same day, 29 jun 1861, at Rorrers Va. (Mt. Rogers). Barton was assigned as a private to company E. 57th regiment, Virginia Infantry.He was wounded on 29 aug 1863 at Manassas. On 13 may 1864 he was admitted to the Wayside General Hospital #9 at Richmond. He was to return to duty on 4 jun 1864 but instead he was sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5 and on 19 jun 1864 he was srent home for 60 days with a fractured right forearm. On 10 sep 1864 he was listed as being wounded again and on 25 sep. he was again sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5. His regiment was listed as being at Farmville Va. on 8 apr 1865 and he was mustered out on 9 apr 1865. It is doubtfull that they made it to Appomattox so they were probably some where between when they were mustered out.
As far as I can tell he and Cordelia had 11 children. They were married on 29 sep 1863 in Pittsylvania Co.
Sarah Elizabeth, 1865-1926. James Sidney, 1866-1948. William Thomas,1867-1945. Rovanna, 1871-. Addie L.,1873-1953. Lula Belle, 1875- . Ida Snowie, 1876- . Walter Coren, 1877-1949. George Leon, 1879- . Suenette, 1885- . Tony Barton. I have some interesting stories about James Sidney and my Grandfather Sidney Vivian but will have to send them later. Hope this helps. Doug.
| Reynolds, Anthony Barton "Tony" (I8253)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 28 2013 (2 days ago)
to me
Hello again, I appreciate your entering my data. Did I meet you at a reunion this spring, I go whenever I can. It was close to Altavista. My Great Aunt, Bettyann Petty usually calls me. Here is what I have on Barton Thomas.
Most of this comes from an article in The Charlotte Gazette, Drakes Branch, Va. dated 9 sep 2010.
He had 3 siblings, John S. born 13 jun 1839, William Harrison born 25 aug 1840, and Henry C. born 22 mar 1846. Barton and John joined the Confederate Army on the same day, 29 jun 1861, at Rorrers Va. (Mt. Rogers). Barton was assigned as a private to company E. 57th regiment, Virginia Infantry.He was wounded on 29 aug 1863 at Manassas. On 13 may 1864 he was admitted to the Wayside General Hospital #9 at Richmond. He was to return to duty on 4 jun 1864 but instead he was sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5 and on 19 jun 1864 he was srent home for 60 days with a fractured right forearm. On 10 sep 1864 he was listed as being wounded again and on 25 sep. he was again sent to Chimborazo Hospital #5. His regiment was listed as being at Farmville Va. on 8 apr 1865 and he was mustered out on 9 apr 1865. It is doubtfull that they made it to Appomattox so they were probably some where between when they were mustered out.
As far as I can tell he and Cordelia had 11 children. They were married on 29 sep 1863 in Pittsylvania Co.
Sarah Elizabeth, 1865-1926. James Sidney, 1866-1948. William Thomas,1867-1945. Rovanna, 1871-. Addie L.,1873-1953. Lula Belle, 1875- . Ida Snowie, 1876- . Walter Coren, 1877-1949. George Leon, 1879- . Suenette, 1885- . Tony Barton. I have some interesting stories about James Sidney and my Grandfather Sidney Vivian but will have to send them later. Hope this helps. Doug.
| Reynolds, Sue (I8252)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 27 (3 days ago)
to me
Hello Mary Frances, I am sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you, I haven't had as much time to spend on this as I would like. It can be VERY confusing ! Here is what I know to be correct about my line from Barton Thomas till now : James Sidney Reynolds 1866-1948, (first wife,Laura Booker 1856-1925) was the father of my grandfather, Sidney Vivian Reynolds 1899-1965 ( wife, Dora Alice Hunt 1899-) My father was their oldest son, James Vivian Reynolds 1919-1974 ( wife, Connie Douglas Fauber 1927- living ). I am James Douglas Reynolds Sr. 1950-living. ( first wife,son's mother, Robin Marie Reynolds 1954-2002) My son James Douglas Reynolds Jr 1977-living. If this is accepitbale Please include it. Thank You and I hope to stay in touch. Doug. | Reynolds, James Vivian (I68188)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 27 (3 days ago)
to me
Hello Mary Frances, I am sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you, I haven't had as much time to spend on this as I would like. It can be VERY confusing ! Here is what I know to be correct about my line from Barton Thomas till now : James Sidney Reynolds 1866-1948, (first wife,Laura Booker 1856-1925) was the father of my grandfather, Sidney Vivian Reynolds 1899-1965 ( wife, Dora Alice Hunt 1899-) My father was their oldest son, James Vivian Reynolds 1919-1974 ( wife, Connie Douglas Fauber 1927- living ). I am James Douglas Reynolds Sr. 1950-living. ( first wife,son's mother, Robin Marie Reynolds 1954-2002) My son James Douglas Reynolds Jr 1977-living. If this is accepitbale Please include it. Thank You and I hope to stay in touch. Doug. | Fauber, Connie Douglas (I68189)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 27 (3 days ago)
to me
Hello Mary Frances, I am sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you, I haven't had as much time to spend on this as I would like. It can be VERY confusing ! Here is what I know to be correct about my line from Barton Thomas till now : James Sidney Reynolds 1866-1948, (first wife,Laura Booker 1856-1925) was the father of my grandfather, Sidney Vivian Reynolds 1899-1965 ( wife, Dora Alice Hunt 1899-) My father was their oldest son, James Vivian Reynolds 1919-1974 ( wife, Connie Douglas Fauber 1927- living ). I am James Douglas Reynolds Sr. 1950-living. ( first wife,son's mother, Robin Marie Reynolds 1954-2002) My son James Douglas Reynolds Jr 1977-living. If this is accepitbale Please include it. Thank You and I hope to stay in touch. Doug. | Reynolds, James Douglas Sr. (I68190)
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jamesd19@comcast.net
Jul 27 (3 days ago)
to me
Hello Mary Frances, I am sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you, I haven't had as much time to spend on this as I would like. It can be VERY confusing ! Here is what I know to be correct about my line from Barton Thomas till now : James Sidney Reynolds 1866-1948, (first wife,Laura Booker 1856-1925) was the father of my grandfather, Sidney Vivian Reynolds 1899-1965 ( wife, Dora Alice Hunt 1899-) My father was their oldest son, James Vivian Reynolds 1919-1974 ( wife, Connie Douglas Fauber 1927- living ). I am James Douglas Reynolds Sr. 1950-living. ( first wife,son's mother, Robin Marie Reynolds 1954-2002) My son James Douglas Reynolds Jr 1977-living. If this is accepitbale Please include it. Thank You and I hope to stay in touch. Doug. | Reynolds, Robin Marie (I68191)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I68192)
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Jane King also married Thomas Waring 5 Sep 1798; Levi died 1797 m. Cecil Co., MD Thomas s/o Joseph and Mary.
| King, Jane (I9948)
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Jane King is the 4th daughter of Thomas King and Ann Coppock who married a 4th brother, Levi of Samuel, Rueben, Joseph who each married daughters of Thomas King & Ann Coppock. | Reynolds, Levi (I10462)
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Jane was his second wife. He had had four children by an unknown first wife. Jane and John only had one son, Robert. | Family F1709
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Janetta and Rebecca are named as daughters in his 1843 Will. Elizabeth gets 1/3 for her lifetime and then to the 2 named daughters. | Reynolds, Joseph Devin (I4013)
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Jarrel Powell (1834-1930)
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Jarrel Powell was born March 31, 1834 and lived to the advanced age of 96, dying April 7, 1928. He is buried in a family cemetery along with his wife Mary (who died in 1910), his son James (who died in 1886 at the age of about 24) and a Georganna Powell Winstead (12-14-1900 to 7-15-1930) who I am not familar with. The cemetery is presumably at or near the site in the Cunningham community in Person County where he lived after the Civil War until his death in 1930 ( as shown on the 1870 thru 1920 censuses).
Source: CCHA Message Board (Mike Phillips, 13 October 2009). | Powell, Jarrel (I54530)
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Jarrel Powell was born March 31, 1834 and lived to the advanced age of 96, dying April 7, 1928. He is buried in a family cemetery along with his wife Mary (who died in 1910), his son James (who died in 1886 at the age of about 24) and a Georganna Powell Winstead (12-14-1900 to 7-15-1930) who I am not familar with. The cemetery is presumably at or near the site in the Cunningham community in Person County where he lived after the Civil War until his death in 1930 ( as shown on the 1870 thru 1920 censuses).
Source: CCHA Message Board (Mike Phillips, 13 October 2009). | Powell, James (I55050)
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Jarrold Powell
Name also seen as Jarrett.
It is possible that this Jarrold Powell is the brother of the father of his wife, Elizabeth Powell. This has not been confirmed. See The Heritage of Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 139-140 (Article #100 "Family of Jefferson Davis Butler" by Louise Powell Butler). If so, Jarrold Powell would have married his niece.
One source gives his death date as 28 June 1831. See: Ancestors and Allied Families of Daniel G. and Judith E. McCormick Bowling. This seems incorrect given that his will apparently was written in 1832 and not proved until 1838.
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North Carolina Division of Archives & History, Caswell County, NC Wills and Inventories, Book N, Page 203: Jarratt Powell's Will
In the name of God Amen. I Jarrald Powell of the County of Caswell and State of North Carolina do hereby constitute and appoint this to be my last Will and Testament.
In the first place I will unto my wife Elizabeth Powell for and during her widowhood - all the lands, Negroes, Stock of all kinds, and personal property of every description and after her marriage or Death to be Equally divided amongst my Seven Children, to wit: Eliza, James, Jackson, Mary
Jane, Mastin, Richard and Francis.
It is further my will that my said Children have a good plain English Education.
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and seal this day of 1832.
Witnessed by William Hooper
State of North Carolina, Caswell County } April Court 1838
The foregoing was confirmed as the nuncupative will of Jarrat Powell as for Verdict of a Jury and Judgement of the Court and Carter Powell was appointed administrator with the will annexed of the said J. Powell deceased he entering into bond with Joshua Powell and John B. Powell his securities in the sum of three thousand dollars for his faithful performance as administrator aforesaid
(See the minutes or Journal of April
7, 1838 for Verdict.)
Test Paul A. Harelson, Clerk
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Abstracts of Deeds Dividing the Lands of Jerrald Powell
Division of the Land of Jarrald Powell
North Carolina Division of Archives & History, Caswell County, NC Deeds,
Book FF Pages 57-58, 13 October 1840
Abstract: "The above is a correct plat of the land belonging to the estate of Jarrald Powell, deceased with the divisions among the heirs asspecified by the commissioners together with the widow's dower as laid off by the Jury." … after laying off the widows dower 100 acres remained to bedivided among the six children [Note: there were 7 children named in the will, including a son Richard Powell who is not included in the division and therefore I assume he had died by 1840.]: Lot 1: 20 acres, James Powell; Lot 2: 24 acres, Francis Powell; Lot 3: 22 acres, Mastin Powell Jr.; Lot 4: 20 acres, Henry Smith and Mary Jane his wife; Lot 5: 20 acres, to"Mastin Powell Sr. who purchased the interest of John Hector? [Horton] and Eliza his wife; Lot 6: 26 acres, William Powell; abutting property includes CarterPowell, Wiley Jones.
Partition of the lands of Jarrald Powell to survey the dower tract North Carolina Division of Archives & History, Caswell County, NC Deeds, Book EE Pages 381-382, Surveyed 30 August 1839 by Henry Busknell
Abstract: "The above plat represents a tract of land belonging to the estate of Jarrald Powell, Deceased, situated on the waters of Little Creek in Caswell County and bounded as follows: …"; abutting property is Samuel Kersey, James Jones, Dr. Wiley Jones, Carter Powell (borders the tract on the N), and Thomas Jeffers; contains 198 54/100 acres; the dower tract is laid off as the SE corner of the tract, containing 66 18/100 acres and "including the mansion house and other necessary buildings…"
Deed, William J. Powell to Mastin Powell
North Carolina Division of Archives & History, Caswell County, NC Deeds,
Book FF Pages 681-682, 15 November 1842
Abstract: "William J. Powell of the County of Caswell and State of North Carolina of the one part and Mastin Powell of the County of Halifax and State of Virginia "; $50 for "a certain piece of parcel of land lying in the county of Caswell State of North Carolina on the waters of little creek adjoining the lands of him the said Mastin Powell, Elizabeth Powell and others containing by survey twenty six acres "
William J. Powell
Witness: Carter Powell, Edwin M. Powell
Proved by the oath of Carter Powell and ordered recorded 20 March 1843 [Note: The only lot containing 26 acres in the division is lot #6 thatwent William Powell. The above deed adds the middle initial "J." to the name "William Powell" in the division of lands in the deed in FF 57-58. This allows us to tie the "Jackson Powell" in the will to the "William Powell" in the division in FF 57-58, and to the "William J. Powell" in this deed.
This gives us a full name "William Jackson Powell" and by implication this is also the full name of the William J. Powell who is the son of Mastin Powell and who is refered to as "William J. Powell Sr." in Halifax VA deeds (such as Halifax County Virginia Deeds, Book 56, page 61) with "William J.Powell Jr." who is the William J. Powell in this deed.]
Deed, James B. Powell to Carter Powell
North Carolina Division of Archives & History, Caswell County, NC Deeds,
Book EE Pages 522-523, 21 August 1840
Partial transcript: "James B. Powell of the one part and Carter Powell of the other part both of the County of Caswell and State of North Carolina" "all his right, title and interest present and reversionary in and to a tract of land lying and being in the county of Caswell on the waters of Little Creek adjoining the lands of Dr. Willi Jones, Carter Powell and others and containing one hundred and ninety eight acres be the same more or less which said land descended to him and his five brothers and sisters from his deceased father Jerrald Powell and which they hold subject to the dower of their mother Elizabeth Powell as tenants in common also all his revisionary right title and interest in and to the Negro slaves Emanuel, Vincey and his child Sydney which said slaves were bequeathed by said Jarold Powell to his wife Elizabeth during her widowhood or life and then to his children of whom the said James B. is one as will more fullyappear by reference to his will "
Witness: Samuel C. Cobb
Edwin M. Powell
Registered 20 October 1840
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Love to have new information about my Powells of Caswell. I think Jerald Powell who married the daughter of Mastin Powell is the son of my James McDonald Powell and not HER uncle as many state. I think that is a ridiculous assertion! James M. Powell's daughter married a Fitzgerald and both parents died. James raised the 3 Fitzgerald children. I think he named a son Fitzgerald and the fitz was dropped. Jerald Powell was born about the time the Fitzgerald's died. They had a mill in
Caswell Co, NC.
Source: Caswell County History and Genealogy Yahoo Group (Message #3475, 27 August 2011: Powells of Caswell County, NC by Betty Powell Renfroe. | Powell, Jarrold (I30120)
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Jason Lee Church, Salem, Marion County, Oregon U.S.A. | Blasen, Raymond John (I1709)
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Jayson Lee Ankney, 19, died Thursday, Oct. 12, 2000, at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center in Lewiston. He was born Oct. 13, 1980, to Jack and Cathy Ankney Jr. at Tri-State Memorial Hospital in Clarkston. Jayson first made his home in Culdesac with his mother, father and older sister, Hope. Clos
[Lewiston Tribune, 2000-Oct-14] | Ankney, Jayson Lee (I1469)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0002)
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Jemima Wells Dickinson is buried on the Lee Reynolds Farm in the Matthew Clay Wells Cemetery. She is the daughter of John Wells and Judith (Unknown). She evidently married Mr. Dickinson. | Wells, Jemima (I8098)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1850)
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