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Oliver T. is 8 years old on the 1860 Census; Heritage Quest Pittsylvania County; Museville Series: M653 Roll: 1370 Page: 192; brother William N. is one year old. | Jefferson, William N. (I12302)
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Olivia was already a 7th generation descendant of Nicholas Patch who came from South Pertherton, England to Beverley, MA about 1630. Her mother was Philomela Lawrence and her 4th great-grandfather was John Lawrence, one of the original settlers of Groton, MA. The Lawrence line has been traced back to Sir Robert Lawrence of Ashton, Lancastershire, England, who was companion-in-arms to Richard the Lion Hearted during one of the Crusades. He was made a knight in 1191 for his bravery in scaling the walls of Acre. Many of Olivia's ancestors were among the earliest settlers of Groton, Chelmsford, Watertown, Rowley, Littleton, Andover and Haverhill, MA. Her father's mother, Mary Hazen, was the great, great, great grandaughter of John Nutting, who was killed in the Indian raid of 1667 at Groton, MA. He was one of the original settlers of Groton. The Hazens were early settlers of Rowley. The Lawrences were among the earliest settlers of Watertown before Groton. The Nuttings were early settlers of Chelmsford and then Groton. Some of their wives came from families of the earliest settlers of surrounding towns.
Olivia married Nathan Cate after Darwin's death, and received a Civil War Pension to support Darwin's 5 children until each was 18 years old. They continued to live in Auroraville, WI and both are buried in Pine Grove Cem, 1 mi NW of Auroraville.
Her birth record has not been found,.Her three brothers were all born at Groton, MA in 1808, 1810 and 1816; and her two sisters were born in Tyngsborough, MA in 1812 and 1814 according to the Groton Vital Records. The Edmund Patch family was in Wallingford, Rutland County, VT in 1820 and in Mount Holly by 1830. | Patch, Olivia (I3627)
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On 7 Feb 1799, Amarilla's mother, Sarah BRADLEY Peck, bought land in Mount Holly. At that time she was of Hamden, New Haven County, CT. | Bradley, Sarah (I5382)
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On a list of information on Itawamba Co MS dated 22 Oct 2001. | Source (S04203)
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On Deed 39-250 Edmond Faulkner to Son Francis Faulkner:
"One half of my living here at home and to be equally divided between us both and with the best convenience as may be on both sides and the said Francis to pay all rates that belong to his part of land and meadows areas followeth half my barn and land adjoining to it half my orchard and lott and myself to have a convenient egress & regress for care to and from my part of ye lott to ye barne and & my sixscore acres on Shawsheen river I wholy give unto him the meadows are that above ye ford: a& little hope meadow & that called Barkers Meadow & that at ye Rocks all which meadows are to be equally divided both for quantity & quality & ye sd Edmond to have ye first choise of both land & meadow further I ye sd Edmond doe yield up all my right & interest in ye above said half to Francis my son to have and to hold ----Also I ye sd Edmond doe acknowledge to have given to Francis my son all my right & interest in a piece of land now possest by John [blank] Senr. to him & his heirs forever. | Faulkner, Francis (I5169)
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On July 5, 1871 Catherine married Larkin Grinstead, 12 years her senior. At the outbreak of the war Grinstead was a resident of neighboring Person County . He enlisted in Co. D., 13th N.C. Infantry on July 30, 1861 and remained as a private in that unit until it surrendered as part of the Army of Northern Virginia at Appomattox on April 9, 1865. By coincidence, this is the same regiment in which Franklin Summers Phillips’ future father-in-law, Pleasant Johnson Scott also served. However P.J. Scott was in Co. A, the Caswell Company of the 13th. The 1880 census found Catherine (then 35) and Larkin Grinstead (then 47) residing in Danville (First Ward) where his occupation is listed as a tobacconist. By 1900 Catherine was once again a widow and living next to her older brother Henry E. Powell and his family in Dan River Township in Caswell County. My Aunt Lessie Phillips (1894-1990) recalled, as a child, a visit from "Miss Mary Catherine" who rode to their house on horseback. She last appears on the 1910 census as 65 year old Mary C. Grinstead back in Danville ( Third Ward) as a lodger in a house with two other elderly widowed ladies who, like her, never had children. She died August 6, 1917 in Caswell Co. and is buried in a "F. (family) Grave Yard".
Source: CCHA Message Board (Mike Phillips, 13 October 2009). | Powell, Henry E. (I54584)
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On November 14, 1883 when Daddy was nearly 22 and Mother was sixteen, they were married at her home, "The Elms" near what is now Renan. Mother's family had moved from the Greenpond-Hollywood neighborhood to Renan in 1882. The first year of their marriage, Daddy and Mother lived with his mother, Betsy Blair Reynolds, and farmed with her. The next year, they moved to the land Grandfather Brumfield had given them at Renan. The home they built was located below what later became the highway. Mother had wanted to be on high ground, however, the house was placed just a few yards from one of the best springs anywhere around and, in the days when water was brought in by bucketsful and a springhouse was the only means of cooling food, having a spring nearby was a real asset.
Published family history by Christine Reynolds Stone, daughter of Keene Johnson Reynolds, s/o William Garrett Reynolds; can be seen at Danville Public Library 2nd floor, genealogy room, Danville, Virginia | Family F2774
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On some census records Rodia appears to be Ruby
DEATH OF MRS. D. E. NUCKOLS
Chatham, Va. January 23,--(Special.)-Mrs. Rhoda Nuckols, wife of D. E.
Nuckols, of the county, near Rondo, died at her home Tuesday morning after an
illness of short duration from a complication of diseases. Her death was
preceded three hours by that of her 4-year-old son, from grippe and
pneumonia, after a very short illness. Mrs. Nuckols was a Miss Reynolds
before her marriage. She is survived by her husband and five children. The
interment was in the family cemetery Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
Aylor, of the Baptist church of this place.
Note by Carolyn Aldredge-the family cemetery mentioned in the above obituary
is at Honey Hill, the D. E. Nuckols home. | Reynolds, Rhoda Catherine (I7507)
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ON, Waterloo - Wellington District Marriage Register Part 1 1840-1852, Dan Walker and Fawne Stratford-Devai, (NorSim Research and Publishing 1997).
Marriages By Rev'd F. W. Bindemann, Minister Of The German Evangelical Protestant Church
Burton Curtis, Potter, Of Waterloo, To Elisabeth Koplin, Of Woolwich. Wit. Samuel Eby, Yeom Of Woolwich, And Samuel Burkholder, Mason, Of Waterloo | Koblin, Elizabeth (I6000)
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| 4160 |
Ona could be Ann or Anna | Gravett, Ona (I9094)
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One child?????
!MARRIAGE: Gibson Co IN; SLC 977.235 V2i & SLC 977.235 V28g V.2 | Devin, Nancy Mahala (I1204)
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One family chart shows Mary DEVIN, wife of James Bigger, as being born in Saint Peter's Parish, New Kent, Virginia. [doubtfull, if her brother, Robert Devin, was born in Lancaster County Pennsylvania in 1759] | Devin, Mary (I0057)
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One genealogy says that his first wife was Elizabeth Lawrence. There are no marriage records for Groton, MA from the late 1600s until about 1720, as nothing was recorded during the rebuilding of the town after the Indian raid of Mar 1676. | Hepzibah (I4957)
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One marriage on 12.October.1865 in Washington County, Indiana. [Beck & Tittle Footprints; 19981001]. | Wade, Mary Matilda (I2698)
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| 4165 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2481)
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one reference has her birth year as 1749. | Mossum, Elizabeth (I4793)
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One researcher gives the marriage date as 29 November 1821 in Halifax County, Virginia. Source: The Heritage of Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 438-439 (Article #573 "The Carter Powell Family" by Mrs Helen Powell Neal). | Family F4360
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One source has Permit & Mary Matheny married in Ray County, Missouri in 1826 [hearsay] | Family F1539
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Oney Waddill Carter d/o Pashal and Elizabeth Durrett married Mr. William I. Campbell | Carter, Oney Waddill (I67780)
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Only child. [Judith Bone; email dated 19990126]. | Deu Friend, Judith Kay (I2033)
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Only the marriage intention was recorded. The actual marriage was not recorded in Stow or Groton. Later records have Peleg's wife's name as Ruth. They were living in Pepperell for most of their marriage. | Family F1896
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Organized 1776 at Strawberry Baptist Church, Pittsylvania County, Va., and known as the "Upper District Association" and later as the "Henry District Association." Since May 30, 1791, known as the "Strawberry Association." cf. p. 13-14. Tables [12] p. at end, give names of ministers, churches and statistics | Source (S67474)
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| 4173 |
Original in David's personal files
Photocopy in genealogy files for David and Cindy | Source (S04013)
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| 4174 |
Original published by: Geo Dunbar; Malden, MA; 1903. | Source (S04501)
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Original YOD from Jessie's headstone. The headstone was corrected in 2004 to 1899 per Doris W.
Bolivar Herald, 26 Jan 1899 with the heading Bolivar General Items, the article reads as follows: "Mrs. Frank Wilson of Aldrich, died last Monday. She was buried at Bolivar Tuesday."
Verified by the Interment records of Greenwood Cemetery, Bolivar MO.
| Hughes, Jessie Parthenia (I0767)
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| 4176 |
Other children of Joseph Fuller are listed as Henry P., Nancy b. 1798, Kesiah, Hartwell Allen b. 1812, Jesse b 1815, and Ralph b 1820. | Fuller, Joseph (I12859)
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Other children of Thomas Carter Sr. and Katherine Dale are William, Nicholas, Daniel, Katherine m. Jonathan Lawson, Elizabeth and Diana;
Capt. Thomas Carter Jr. dna (1672 - 1733)
John of Caroline Carter (1674 - ca. 1740)
Henry Skipwith Carter dna (1676 - 1743)
Diana Carter (1678 - 1680)
Elizabeth Carter (1679 - )
William Carter (1679 - 1680)
Nicholas Carter (1679 - 1680)
Daniel Carter (1682 - 1682)
James of Stafford Carter dna (1684 - 1743)
Katherine Carter (1686 - 1737)
Peter of St. Mary's Carter (1688 - 1721)
Hon. Joseph Carter (1690 - 1765)
Edward Carter
Interesting information about this line can be found at http://www.danielsfamilytree.com/focal.php?id=30469&cs=brown&lang=english
| Carter, Thomas Sr. (I67889)
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Other possible marriage date 29 December 1837 | Family F1030
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Our farm was not large--100 acres given to Daddy and Mother by Grandmother and Grandfather Brumfield and about 100 acres added by Daddy and Mother. The crops were somewhat varied on our farm; tobacco, (the money crop), wheat, corn, hay, beans, and perhaps some oats. We had fruit trees: apples, peaches, plums, cherries, carrots, and one apricot. And there were strawberries and grapevines. Of course we had a garden. Daddy raised enough hogs for his family's use. Mother's aim each year was to get 300 baby chicks (hatched on the farm) for home use. We had fried chicken often. Most times Mother would dress six or more chickens for our Sunday dinners. We had a few turkeys, but not many. There were about four horses to work the farm and ride. In addition, we had milk cows and beef cows enough for home consumption. Sometimes in the winter Daddy would kill a beef, keep what his family could use (no refrigeration then) and give or sell the rest to the neighbors. We had plenty of food to feed our big family and to share with visitors. And Visitors we had.
Published family history by Christine Reynolds Stone, daughter of Keene Johnson Reynolds, s/o William Garrett Reynolds; can be seen at Danville Public Library 2nd floor, genealogy room, Danville, Virginia
| Reynolds, Keene Johnson (I8258)
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Our Miller-Hitchcock Menagerie
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=riverrat1981&id=I2917 | Source (S65960)
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Owen b ca. 1750 Lunenberg Co. Virginia s/o William and Lydia (Owens) Jr.; Owen married ca. 1769 to Agnes Goad d/o John and Margaret ??? Jr.?
Children of Owen and Agnes (Goad) Adkins:
1- Benjamin b. Va. ca. 1770; d. Kentucky Nov. 1839.
2- Wyatt b. Va. ca. 1772; d. Missouri; Nov.5, 1833; m.????
m(2) Mary Bledsoe.
3- Emil (Milly) b. ca. 1779 Va.; d. Tennessee; m. Jan. 11, 1798 Phillip Smith.
4- James b. Va. or Tenn. ca. 1781; m. Sept. 9, 1800 Chloe Hargis d. 1860.
5- Owen Jr. b. Feb. 4, 1783.
6- Jessee b. ca. 1788.
7- Others ?
The Adkins/Adkinson/Adkerson (etc)documents that are included on the site are those that are related to Adkins Goad Shockley interrelationships primarily in the Stanton River and Pigg River area of Pittsylvania County in the 1700s and early 1800s. Also, not all of the on-line documents are indexed yet in the "People" index she referened you to. All of them are indexed in the documents index listed below
( http://www.rootsweb.com/~mikegoad/html/docindex.htm ) | Adkins, Owen Sanford (I4062)
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Page 002 — no date; William Devin (P); James Roberts. | Source (S67551)
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Page 003 — Devin (exr)(al) from Witcher.
23.May.1817; trust deed from James Witcher to Robert Devin, Executor, and others. | Source (S67604)
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Page 004 — June.1772; William Devin (D); John Wimbish. | Source (S67548)
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Page 004 — Witcher from Devin (exr)(al).
23.May.1817; deed from Robert Devin, executor, and others to James Witcher. | Source (S67604)
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Page 005 — Devin (exr)(al) from Rawlins.
23May.1817; trust deed from William Rawlins to Robert Devin, executor, and others. | Source (S67604)
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Page 008 — 20.November.1787; Robert Devin, William Devin (D); John Conway Estate-Administrator. | Source (S67552)
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Page 008 — 20.November.1787; Robert Devin, William Devin (D); Robert Williams Administrator. | Source (S67552)
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Page 010 — 18.June.1811; Robert Devin (P); George Herndon (est-exrs). | Source (S67561)
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Page 010 — 21.July.1873; Fanny A. Devin; James A. Devin Est-Admr. | Source (S67585)
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Page 016 — 21.November.1787; James Devin (D); Gilbert Dear by Assigns. | Source (S67552)
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Page 016 — 21.November.1787; James Devin (D); William Shields Assigns. | Source (S67552)
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Page 016 — Beck from Morton.
08.April.1808; deed from Isaiah Morton to Richard B. Beck. | Source (S04096)
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Page 021 — Methodist Church (Trs) from Devin (al).
16.August.1830; trust deed from Robert Devin and Nancy Devin to Methodist Episcopal Church. | Source (S67614)
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Page 022 — 20.August.1783; James Devin (P); Robert Duncan & wife. | Source (S67551)
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Page 023 — 21.November.1787; Robert Devin (P); John Stockton. | Source (S67552)
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Page 025: - 24.July.1772; William Devin (D); Philip Watkins. (2 entries)
- 24.July.1772; William Devin (D); Andrew Gibson.
| Source (S67548)
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Page 026 — 18.May.1795; Robert Devin (P); Ordered to record certificate. | Source (S67554)
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Page 026 — 20.April.1795; Robert Devin; Qualified as Captain of Militia. | Source (S67554)
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Page 028 — 22.June.1813; Robert Devin; William H. Watson. | Source (S67562)
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