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Sarah's sister, Jane, married Edward Hazen of the White line. {Marg HEID McEuen's mother's line] | Pickard, Sarah (I4993)
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| 4952 |
Satterfield and Allied Families of Person County, North Carolina and Surrounding Counties (Yarbrough, Carter, Bigger, Cary, Winstead, Cozart, Bumpass, Sargent, Gold, Carney, Walker and Davey Families)
By F. Claiborne Johnston, Jr., Indexed by Carolyn Satterfield Johnston
(December, 1992) 7009 Lakewood Drive, Richmond, Virginia 23229, (804)285-2380
(Check Library for This Book)
This info says that Mary Carter, d/o Lemuel and Patsy Powell b 1805 is the Mary Carter who married Isaac Satterfield who was the Trustee of the estate of Mastin Powell. Mastin Powell and Patsy Powell who married Lemuel Carter are both the children of David Powell and Mary Eppes....Mary Carter-d/o-Lemuel Carter-father; ISAAC SATTERFIELD WAS THE SON OF THE FOLLOWING SAMUEL SATTERFIELD AND NANCY CARTER; MARY CARTER WAS THE DAUGHTER OF LEMUEL CARTER.
Lemuel Carter and Mary "Polly" Carter are both children of Susannah Bigger and Richard Carter. Undoubetly, Lemuel named his daughter Mary, for his sister who was Mastin Powell's wife. Also, Mary is also the name of Patsy Powell's mother, Mary Eppes who was David Powell's 1st wife. Remember, Susannah Bigger married David Powell after the death of Richard Carter.
These Carters and Powells have been aligned for more than 100 years. -Mary Frances Eggleston
1. Isaac C. SATTERFIELD Jr., b. abt 1802
married Mary CARTER b. abt 1805
2. Lemuel "Lem" SATTERFIELD b. 1821
married Eliza J. SMITH
3. Ballard SATTERFIELD b. 17 Mar 1861 d 19 Oct 1932
married Bettie Catherine HOOPER b. 14 Feb 1864 d. 5 Dec 1905
4. Charles Lemuel "Buck" SATTERFIELD Sr 24 Nov 1898 d. 16 Jun 1977
married Alma Kyle MOORE b. 22 Jun 1902 d. 8 Feb 1975
5. Virginia Kyle SATTERFIELD b. 25 Aug 1920 d. 13 Jan 1980
married Leon W. WOOD b. 28 May 1915 d. 11 Feb 1997
6. Mike
>In a message dated 8/5/2000 7:22:46 PM, RSatte4914@aol.com writes:
>Lemuel Satterfield born about 1770
>wife not known
>1. Sam Satterfield born 1790 married Nancy Carter 30 Nov 1812
>2. Isaac Satterfield born abt 1796 in VA married Mary Carter 8 Feb 1821
>Halifax, VA They had 11 children
>1. Martha Ann Satterfield b. 15 Aug 1823 Halifax, VA married Levi Lewis 13
>Jan 1845 Halifax, VA
>2. Sarah Satterfield b. 23 Nov 1826 Married William Berkley Carmichael 23
>Jul 1856 Halifax, VA
>3. Nancy G. Satterfield b. 1 Feb 1829 Halifax, VA d. 11 Oct 1915 Married
>Richard C. Henderson 6 Feb 1862 Halifax, VA (2nd wife) My linage is
>throught 1st wife)
>4. Samuel A. Satterfield b. 11 Mar 1831 Halifax, VA
>5. Onslow Satterfield b. 8 Feb 1833 Halifax, VA
>6. Elizabeth N. Or H. Satterfield b. 2 Jun 1835 Halifax, VA married John
>Ferrell 4 Mar 1857
>7. James Satterfield b. 30 Nov 1837
>8. Osmond B. Satterfield b. 30 Jan 1840 Halifax, VA Married Sally F.
Ferrell
>22 Jan 1881 Halifax, VA
>9. Isaac C. Satterfield b. 26 Oct 1844 Halifax, VA
>10. Lemuel C. Satterfield b. 12 Oct 1821 Halifax, VA married Eliza J. Smith
>8 Aug 1852 Halifax, VA
>11. Addison Y. Satterfield b. 1 May 1853 Halifax, VA | Bigger, Susannah (I12952)
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| 4953 |
Says he died at sea in 1638. His sources in Nutting File. | Source (S04640)
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| 4954 |
says information came from family bible. Great-granddaughter of William B. DeuFriend and Mary E. Smith. | Source (S04040)
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| 4955 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0392)
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| 4956 |
Schoolteacher in Canada. | Strohm, David (I6994)
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| 4957 |
Second | Source (S04037)
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| 4958 |
second marriage | Family F2249
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| 4959 |
secondary | Source (S04059)
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| 4960 |
Section B Lot 58 Grave 6 | Hughes, Deoma Clayton (I2539)
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| 4961 |
Section: 2, row 66, grave 1 | Devin, Joseph Charles (I0032)
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| 4962 |
See Alfred Harrison Devin for Hammons line.
DOD, POD from Soc.Sec.Index | Hammons, Charles Devin (I0690)
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| 4963 |
See book "Evansville and Its Men of Mark" 1873 & "Nowlin Devin", (MSS)
DOB & POB from Ancestral File
Census:
1850 Gibson Co IN Princeton Twp p 20
1860 Gibson Co IN Pinceton-Patoka Twp p 1060 & 1061......
Was State Representative in 1841; per History of Gibson Co IN; FHC #0934905
Also prob. was County Commissioner in 1859 & 1861.
Per Tom Hughes: he died in 1864 | Devin, Joseph (I1172)
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| 4964 |
See David Tucker for Census data. | Tucker, Isabel S. "Bell" (I11019)
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| 4965 |
See documents In Memorial Letter to a Dead Man by Carl S. Reynolds to his father Herman F. Reynolds who was shot to death on May 23, 1971. | Reynolds, Herman Fletcher "Jack" (I7412)
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| 4966 |
See father's notes. | Richardson, Lynne Adele (I2554)
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| 4967 |
See father's notes. | Richardson, Richard H. (I2553)
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| 4968 |
See Notes of Maud Carter Clement:
The Will of Harmon Cook was recorded 21 May 1810. His heirs were three sons and three daughters; Abraham, John, Harmon Catherine Wright, Mary Razor and Nancy,w/o Abram Rorer.
She further mentions the Will of Abraham Cooke is recorded in Lunenburg Co. in 1748; (this person must be Harmon Sr.'s brother or father, probably his father as he named his son Abraham.
Additionally she mentions John Cook was appointed captain of the Militia during the years 1767 to 1770. This too must be a brother of Harmon, Sr.
Lastly George Cook is the Shipper of Tobacco to Dan River Warehouse shipped between 22 Sep 1795 and 19 Sep 1796 (one hogshead of tobacco; George also must be a brother or other relative. | Cook, Harmon Sr. (I12879)
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| 4969 |
See Pittsylvania County, VA Landowners Per 1797 Land Tax: Transcribed by Mary Leigh Boisseau: Lists Hugh Reynolds as owing 2 parcels of land; the first, 105 acres and the second 65 acres. Also Lists Jesse Reynolds (s/o William) as owning 4 parcels of land 104 acres and 3 parcels of 50 acres each. Hugh Reynolds, father of Joseph and William, and husband of Mary Nealey Reynolds, is shown on the land tax records for Pittsylvania Co., VA until 1910. Jesse Reynolds, s/o a William Reynolds bought the land his father, William left to his brothers, Joseph and Richard Cole, in 50 acre parcels in 1794 after the death of this William in 1791.
This Jesse is the son of a William Reynolds who died in 1791, leaving a will naming his children. It is currently speculated by descendants of Jesse, that William Reynolds is Hugh's brother and a second William is a son of Hugh. Further research is being conducted.
IF ANY MALE DESCENDANT OF THIS JESSE REYNOLDS (OF CULPEPPER) WOULD BE WILLING TO CONTRIBUTE DNA PLEASE CONTACT US AT THE SITE ADDRESS. | Reynolds, Hugh (I4008)
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| 4970 |
See the other William Gillespie entries in this database. | Gillespie, William B. (I38217)
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| 4971 |
See www.genealogy.va.tripod.com/anderson | Anderson, Richard Sr. (I7261)
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| 4972 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I21570)
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| 4973 |
Seely was the birth daughter of Corp. Elias L. Thayer Jr. and Lovina Seely Hunter. Elias died in 1881, and Lovina gave away some of her younger children to various Polk County families, including Seely. | Thayer, Celia (I0164)
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| 4974 |
Seems well researched and documented | Source (S04625)
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| 4975 |
Serena was deceased by 1859 leaving 6 heirs
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NSDAR #551201 Application by Annie Fuller Robinson
******* | Reynolds, Serena Elizabeth (I4018)
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| 4976 |
Series was formerly described as War 3 (2 v.). These records have been copied and indexed as War 4. War 4a is a photostat copy of War 4. The 6th volume is titled "Arrangement of Virginia Continental Line (MS), 1781-82". Acc. no. 42, $38.00, 8/28/28. War 4 and War 5 indexed in Eckenrode's "Virginia Soldiers of the American Revolution" as "War 4" and "War 5."
| Source (S67466)
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| 4977 |
Served as a private in Capt. Warrens Co. Brooks Regiment. His brother, 10/31/1776. Jacob carried his wounded brother by horse litter some 200 (rest of note lost). Jacob's sudden death was caused by the wheels of a loaded wagon going over his body and was found dying about 15 minutes after the accident by his son Zara.
This is most likely the Jacob in Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patiots, Vol. 3, Serial 11912, Volume 4 in unknown cem in Groton MA (55). Also the one in Massachusetts Army & Navy, the Revolution, 17 Vols, Volume 11, Patch, Jaco****, Groton.Corporal, Capt. Josiah Sartell's co., which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775, to headquarters at Cambridge; service, 15 days; also, Private, Capt. Thomas Warrin's co., Col. Brooks's regt.; company return dated Oct. 31, 1776, and endorsed “White Plains;” reported as having been sent with the wounded.
An alternate listing give b. 11 Jul 1749, d. 31 Dec 1776.
A questionable listing also included an additional child, Sally. | Patch, Jacob (I5392)
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| 4978 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0531)
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| 4979 |
Served as Private in Illinois Campaign under Capt. Bowman. Place of residence Chatham, VA. Listed on DAR Patriotic Index page 500 for Patriotic Service. Also listed in the Military record page 262 Missouri Pioneers. [Our Families, Anna Hudelson; page 1]
The Assembly of Pittsylvania Co. VA ordered that all male inhabitants sixteen years of age and over should take the Oath of Allegiance to the State. Bryan Ward Nowlin is listed as subscribing before William Witcher in Pittsylvania County, VA. [Our Families, Anna Hudelson; page 1]
Was a builder by trade. Had 15 children.
The Nowlin-Stone Genealogy by James Edmund Nowlin. | Nowlin, Bryan Ward (I0661)
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| 4980 |
Served in the Civil War with his brothers, William Harrison, Barton T., and Henry C. | Reynolds, John S. (I8244)
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| 4981 |
Seven known children. | Family F2022
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| 4982 |
Several records show Mary to be born in Pittsylvania County Virginia. However, Pittsylvania county did not exist until 1767 and the earliest settlement of the area did not occur until 1738, so it is unlikely that Mary was born in the Pittsylvania County area. | Nealey, Mary (I4009)
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| 4983 |
She & husband operated Chevrolet agency in Bolivar, MO.
Marriage date in Devin Booklet said "31" June 1931
Census:
1920 Polk Co MO ED 160, Sh 6, p 278B | Hammons, Agnes Lee (I0753)
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| 4984 |
She died as the result of a fractured hip according to her death certificate from Ludlow, Vermont. | White, Armena (I5134)
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| 4985 |
She died giving birth to their 3rd child, leaving Rowland with three small children, Mahala and two boys, one an infant. | Worcester, Mahala (I5411)
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| 4986 |
She died in Concord, MA about 15 years after they came to New England. They had one or two daughters in England, and the rest of their eight children in Concord. | Sharpe, Mary (I5020)
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| 4987 |
She had a prior marriage. | Stenberg, Ida (I1100)
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| 4988 |
She is Betsy Carter in her father's Will | Adkins, Elizabeth "Betsy" (I7160)
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| 4989 |
She is buried near the east entrance road to the Cemetary on the south side. | Ingalls, Hannah (I5168)
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| 4990 |
She is likely a great grand-daughter of James and Temperance (Cox) Devin and a grand-daughter of James A. Devin who did the final paperwork on William Devin, Sr.'s estate. | Devin, Cecile (I8296)
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| 4991 |
She is Mariah spelled Maria on the Census Records.
| Powell, Maria Jane (I8275)
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| 4992 |
She is obviously named for her Aunt, Charles' sister, who was named for her Aunt Herodias "Holly" Philpott. | Reynolds, Herodias (I7532)
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| 4993 |
She is placed here totally in reliance upon her proximity in the Purley United Methodist Church cemetery and the reasonableness of the life dates. Researchers should proceed with care. | Watkins, Barbara Faye (I39705)
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| 4994 |
She married a second time to William L. Paul, before 1900, possibly in the area of Pittsylvania or Henry Counties, VA. | Hundley, Frances A. (I2967)
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| 4995 |
She married Stephen Tally Cochran 5 April 1885 in Hunt Co TX. | Davis, Lannie Blanche (I68222)
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| 4996 |
She married W. H. Boyington 7 Feb 1867 in Gibson Co IN. There is a marriage
record with the note "Canceled by order of court. See Order Book No. 5, page 269."
Found a court case in Gibson County that Susan N. Devin filed against William H. Boyington
for having married her before he was divorced from his previous wife.
The court ruled that the marriage was invalid.
FHC# 2024226 #269-19 | Devin, Susan Nowlin (I1291)
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| 4997 |
She may have been born in Colcester. | Bowyer, Francis (I4963)
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| 4998 |
She may have died about the time of the Indian raid on and the burning of Groton. | Bridget (I5108)
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| 4999 |
She mentions her daughters Mary, Hannah, and Elizabeth, her sons-in-law Abraham and Bejamin Bradleye, and her grandchild Sarah, dughter of her daughter Elizabeth (NH Probate Rec., Vol. 2, p. 41) | Harrison, Ellen (I5402)
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| 5000 |
She moved to Heppner Oregon area from Bolivar Missouri in 1884 with her family and ran away from school at age 15 to marry Jerry Young at Caldwell, Idaho.
Census:
1880 Polk Co MO book p 135 | Devin, Elvira Argussa (I0031)
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