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| 4801 |
Probably born in Halifax County, Virginia. | Stamps, Timothy (I68057)
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| 4802 |
Probably born in Halifax County, Virginia. | Turner, Elizabeth Patience (I12908)
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| 4803 |
Probably born in Halifax County, Virginia. | Turner, Doctor James LeGrand M.D. (I68083)
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| 4804 |
Probably born in Halifax County, Virginia. | Waddell, Ann Oney (I13931)
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| 4805 |
Probably born in Halifax County, Virginia. | Wade, Mildred (I67744)
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| 4806 |
Probably born in Wythe County, Virginia. | Crocket, Esther (I67802)
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| 4807 |
Probably died in Halifax Co., Virginia | Terrell, Harriett Elvira (I12937)
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| 4808 |
Probably died in Kaufman County, Texas. [Ten Generations of Rev. Alexander Devin; 19981101; page 12]. | Beck, Robert Dixins (I2544)
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| 4809 |
Probably died in Kaufman County, Texas. [Ten Generations of Rev. Alexander Devin; 19981101; page 12]. | Ballard, Nealie Allice (I1016)
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| 4810 |
Probably died in Medina, Bandera County, Texas or Venita, Oklahoma. [Beck & Tittle Footprints; 19981001]. | Beck, Virginia (I1241)
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| 4811 |
Probably died in Medina, Bandera County, Texas or Vineta, Oklahoma. [Beck & Tittle Footprints; 19981001].
Sources:
Kaufman County, TX census
LDS Marriage Records
Richard Garwood Family Files; 1997. | Coleman, James W. Andrew (I2836)
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| 4812 |
Probably died in Romona, California per page 5 of Ten Generations of Rev. Alexander Devin dated 19981101. | Wade, Harry B. (I1697)
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| 4813 |
Probably died in Terrell, Texas. [Beck & Tittle Footprints; 19981001]. | Beck, Martha Arilla (I0546)
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| 4814 |
Probably died in Texas or Oklahoma [Ten Generations of Rev. Alexander Devin; 19981101; page 3]. | Garwood, Sarah Ann (I2558)
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| 4815 |
Probably died in Texas per "Beck & Tittle Footprints" by Nell Truitt prepared 01.October.1998. | Beck, Susan (I2383)
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| 4816 |
Probably died in Texas per "Beck & Tittle Footprints" by Nell Truitt prepared 01.October.1998. | Beck, Emma (I2314)
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| 4817 |
Probably married in Halifax Co., Virginia | Family F22722
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| 4818 |
Probably married in Kaufman County, Texas. [Beck & Tittle Footprints; 19981001]. | Family F0781
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| 4819 |
Probably never married. | Klinkner, Harriet Katherine (I7044)
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| 4820 |
Provided copy of information about Bolding Family Bible from article in the Natchez Trace Traveler of Franklin County Alabama on Aug 1985 from Vol 5 No.3. | Source (S34636)
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| 4821 |
Prudence Reynolds d/o William Reynolds and Rachel John married Mr. Gossett 28 Nov 1767 in New Garden, Guilford Co., North Carolina | Reynolds, Prudence (I11429)
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| 4822 |
Pryor Reynolds A Traveling Family: by Donna A. Stowe James T. Reynolds b. on 14 Aug 1816 in Lawrence Co., Alabama. He married first Susan M. Fewell on 15 Nov 1844, second to Elizabeth F. Smith on 24 Jan 1856 and third to Eleanor Gosnell on 27 Jun 1860. James T. lived south of Madison, NC on the William Fewell homeplace. He was a farmer and served in the General Assembly prior to the Civil War. James T. died in Rockingham Co., on 15 Jan 1904. | Reynolds, James Turner (I9603)
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| 4823 |
Pryor Reynolds by Donna A. Stowe: Bassett Historical Center Route 7, Box 250 Bassett, Va 24055 John M. Reynolds parents, Pryor Reynolds and Prudence Morehead moved around alot. We find children being born in Tennessee, Alabama and NC They left Tennessee in 1819 lived in Alabama until 1827 when they returned to Rockingham Co. N.C. John M., their son, married twice to Ann Dillard d/o James and Lucy and 2) Frances Dillard. At this time, no relationship between the two wives can be found. John M. Reynolds was a successful merchant in Leaksville where he died on 9 Jul 1860. | Reynolds, John M. (I9601)
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| 4824 |
Pryor Reynolds, A Traveling Family by Donna Stowe: Bassett Historical Center, Bassett, VA: Annie O. Reynolds was born in North Carolina on 14 Dec 1828 and died unmarried on 14 November 1906. | Reynolds, Annie O. (I9608)
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| 4825 |
Pryor Reynolds, A Traveling Family by Donna Stowe: Bassett Historical Center, Bassett, VA: Samuel Morehead Reynolds was born in North Carolina on 6 Dec 1830 and died on 16 Aug 1862 in the Battle at Lone Jack, Missouri while serving in the Confederate Army. | Reynolds, Samuel Morehead (I9606)
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| 4826 |
Pryor Reynolds, Jr. was born in Lawrence Co., Alabama on 17 Dec 1824 and died on 12 Dec 1895 in Rockingham Co. He married Elizabeth (Bettie) Jones (1830-1879), /He is buried in Lawson Cemetery in Eden. Pryor, Jr. was a private Secretary to Governor John Motley Morehead, served throughout the Civil War as a Quartermaster and served one term in the House of Representatives at Raleigh. | Reynolds, Pryor Jr. (I9605)
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| 4827 |
Pryor Reynolds, son of Geo. and Susanna Reynolds, moved to TN in 1809, living in Williamson County until 1819. He then moved to Lawrence County, Alabama, where he resided until 1827, when he moved to Rockingham County, NC. near his childhood home. Two children, Elizabeth and Martha died in childhood. Pryor lived near the town of Draper, where he died 5 Oct 1858. He was buried in the family graveyard, alongside his wife Prudence. Pryor's name is (Catherine Pryor) his grandmother's maiden name. | Family F3117
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| 4828 |
Quarterly magazine of the Virginia Genealogical Society. | Source (S67460)
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| 4829 |
QUESTION: Could he have been a twin?
Listed in 1880 census of Barton Co MO as Albert A. Cones age 3 years. Minerva
listed him in her family Bible as the eldest. ??
Died young & buried in Forest Grove Cemetery
From Bette Fillmore | Cones, William (I13436)
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| 4830 |
Rachael Jane Reynolds married John Piggott | Reynolds, Rachel Jane (I11437)
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| 4831 |
Raised by Anna Sanders Devin Wilson, second wife of his father.
Riley married into the Hughes family, Ella Louisa Hughes.
Died about 1944 of smallpox.
Census:
1880 Polk Co MO book p 134 w/father
MARRIAGE: Polk Co MO E-246 | Wilson, Riley Thomas (I0445)
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| 4832 |
Raised in Lamar, MO
Census:
1910 Barton Co MO, Richland Twp., p.30A, ED 30, Sh 1A; age 10, b. SD
1920 Meade Co SD, Twp 6, p.132B, ED 148, Sh 1B; age 20, b. SD (single)
1930 Butte Co SD, Twp 8, p.53A, ED 12, Sh 2A; age 30, b. SD
Divorced in 1947 or 1948 from George Dewey Heinbaugh
Divorced in 1957 from A. Gordon Hines
NOTE by KLV: Did she marry Lucius Mabbott 7 Nov 1919 in Butte Co SD?
1920 Butte Co SD, Belle Fourche Dist 9, p.92A, ED 9, Sh 3A; age 20, b. WY (married)(see note)
DOD & POD from Soc. Sec. Index: name spelled Ocye Hines | Carr, Ocie Gladys (I13204)
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| 4833 |
Ranch at Tulia and active with youth work in the Methodist Church. | Devin, Delbert Lee (I0386)
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| 4834 |
Re: Thomas carter and Giles Carter
Posted by: Mildred Mathews (ID *****1633) Date: June 21, 2007 at 11:15:47
In Reply to: Thomas Carter and Giles Carter by karen Evans
I am looking for some kind of proof of the marriage of Margaret Carter b c1740 in Halifax, NC. She married John Mallard in 1761. Her father was William Carter of Henrico and mother Deliliah. Wm's father was Giles b 1680 in Henrico and mother Mary Povall. | Carter, William (I13949)
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| 4835 |
Received from Idaho 12.October.2002 | Source (S04174)
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| 4836 |
Recorded 06.January.1809; from Robert Devin, executor, to Mary Biggar (daughter of William Devin, Sr.) partitioning land in the estate of William Devin, Sr. | Source (S67679)
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| 4837 |
Recorded 06.January.1809; from Robert Devin, executor, to William Devin (son of William Devin, Sr.)partitioning land in the estate of William Devin, Sr. This tract is purchased by William Devin, Jr. from William Devin, Sr.'s estate. It was sold in 1816 by William Devin, Jr.'s heirs per Deed book 20:210-211.
| Source (S67678)
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| 4838 |
Recorded 15.December.1794; deed from Josepth Devin and William Devin to Abraham Williams. | Source (S67681)
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| 4839 |
Recorded 15.January.1798; Deed dated 06.December.1797 from William Devin, Sr. to Jeremiah Spurling for a 38.25 acre tract of land. This tract is in the southwest part of the grant to William Devin found in Grant Book D:140-141, dated 01.September.1780.
| Source (S67685)
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| 4840 |
Recorded 15.March.1847; deed dated 04.February.1847 for two acres on both sides of Banister Creek from Sarah Devin to Benjamin Foler. Adjancent to Gatewood and Fowler. Paid 24.06 for the land. Was part of the land aquired by William Devin, Sr. by land grant and from William Leaks. | Source (S67669)
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| 4841 |
Recorded 16.January.1797; Deed dated 18.November.1796 from Alexander Devin Suekey Devin, and William Dunn to Edward Nunnelee for a 236 acre tract of land on the branches of the Banister River.
This tract was granted to Nathan Brown on 17.November.1789 (Grants 22:240) and sold to Alexander Devin on 20.April.1795 (Deed 10:219-220). | Source (S67683)
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| 4842 |
Recorded 16.January.1797; Deed dated 22.November.1796 from William Devin, Sr. to Edward Nunnelee for a 90 acre tract of land on both sides of the Banister River. Tract was part of the tract William Devin, Sr. purchased from Francis Leak on 21.November.1785 (Deeds 07:534).
| Source (S67684)
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| 4843 |
Recorded 16.January.1804; relinquishment dated 23.November.1803 from Alexander Devin to heirs of William Devin reliquishing his rights to the estate of his father, William Devin, Sr. | Source (S67413)
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| 4844 |
Recorded 16.January.1809; deed dated 24.October.1808 for 100 acres and four poles on both sides of the Banister river from Robert Devin Executor for Estate of William Devin, Sr. to John Mitchell. The parcel was sold for $200 being part of the surplus of land from the Estate of William Devin, Sr. and was sold to settle with Alexander Devin as a pngt from the heirs. | Source (S67677)
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| 4845 |
Recorded 16.June.1845; deed dated 14.June.1845 for 109 acres from Sarah Diven to James Oakes. Adjacent to Thomas, Pierce, and Fowler on both sides of Little Creek. The tract of land is from the half of the land Sarah Devin received in the will (Pittsylvania County Virginia Deed and Will Book 11 pages 243-244) of her father, William Devin, Sr., that she was entitled to sell if she had no lawful heirs. This deed helps to establish where William Devin, Sr. lived when he died, because it helps to define the land where Sarah was living. Another part of the half was deeded to Benjamin Fowler in Deed Book 49: 276-277.
| Source (S67671)
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| 4846 |
Recorded 17.June.1799; deed dated 28.November.1798 for 126 acres from William Devin, Sr. to Joseph Devin. This tract of land is part of the land mentioned in William Devin, Sr.'s will for Joseph.
| Source (S67687)
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| 4847 |
Recorded 17.June.1799; deed dated 28.November.1798 for 150 acres from William Devin, Sr. to Robert Devin.
This tract is part of the land purchased from Francis Leak and part of the land patented in 1794. | Source (S67688)
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| 4848 |
Recorded 17.June.1805; deed from William Devin to Henry G. Callaway.
This deed sells the land William Devin, Jr. received from his father by the deed recorded in Deed book 9 page 498–499. In the deed, it specifically states William Devin, Sr. is the father of William Devin, Jr. and Martha is William, Jr.'s wife. Unfortunately, it does not mention her maiden name. | Source (S67496)
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| 4849 |
Recorded 18.January.1819; deed dated 02.January.1819 from Richard B. Beck to Kerenhappack S. Shumate for an estimated 64 acre tract of land on the branches of Morrison's branch of Sandy River. Adjoins Barge, Flourney, and Uhl. | Source (S67672)
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| 4850 |
Recorded 19.June.1848; deed dated 13.May.1848 for 38 acres from Sally Devin to James Oakes. Lying on both sides of the Banister river and adjacent to Fowler. | Source (S67668)
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