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Suzanna has her last child in the same year as her first daughter Elizabeth has her first child.
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Agnes Elizabeth Coleman was the child of William H Coleman born on - - 1825 at TN died at Williamson Co TN on (p) - - 1870 and his (1st) wife Talitha Hughes born on 18 Jan 1817 at Williamson Co TN died at Williamson Co TN on 14 Jul 1887 married on 28 May 1844 married at Williamson Co TN
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The Said Talitha Hughes was the child of James Hughes born on (c) - - 1783 at Henry Co VA died at Williamson Co TN on - 1835 and his ( 1st ) wife Susannah Reynolds born on -1783 at Henry Co VA died at Williamson Co TN on (p) - 1817 married on 17 - Jan - 1803
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The Said Susannah Reynolds was the child of George Reynolds born on (a) - - 1754 at PA died at Williamson Co TN on (c)1813 and his (1st) wife Susanna Lansford born on at VA died at Franklin Co TN on (p) - - 1813 married on 12 - Jun - 1779 married at Henry Co VA | Lansford, Suzanna (I9390)
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Suzanna probably named her son after her brother Pryor Reynolds; and her grandmother is Catherine Pryor. Her son Richard is certainly named for her husband's brother (also her sister's husband).
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Agnes Elizabeth Coleman was the child of William H Coleman born on - - 1825 at TN died at Williamson Co TN on (p) - - 1870 and his (1st) wife Talitha Hughes born on 18 Jan 1817 at Williamson Co TN died at Williamson Co TN on 14 Jul 1887 married on 28 May 1844 married at Williamson Co TN
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The Said Talitha Hughes was the child of James Hughes born on (c) - - 1783 at Henry Co VA died at Williamson Co TN on - 1835 and his ( 1st ) wife Susannah Reynolds born on -1783 at Henry Co VA died at Williamson Co TN on (p) - 1817 married on 17 - Jan - 1803
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The Said Susannah Reynolds was the child of George Reynolds born on (a) - - 1754 at PA died at Williamson Co TN on (c)1813 and his (1st) wife Susanna Lansford born on at VA died at Franklin Co TN on (p) - - 1813 married on 12 - Jun - 1779 married at Henry Co VA | Reynolds, Suzanna (I9590)
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Suzannah Carter is AKA Suzannah Stubblefield in the will of her father | Carter, Suzannah (I13904)
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Tabitha and her sister, Texanna were sick of a contagious disease and died around or before 1878. There was a yellow fever epidemic in 1878. | Reynolds, Tabitha Ann (I7430)
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Tabitha Gabrilla Wells and Sallie Frances Wells are sisters who married brothers. Tabitha married Cephus Wilson Reynolds and her sister Sallie Fanny married John Henry Reynolds, both sons of Martha Ann Jackson and Allen Gilmer Reynolds. | Wells, Tabitha Gabrilla (I7152)
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Tabitha is also found in the Birth Records (Talitha)-Mary Frances Eggleston | Mahan, Terlitha C. (I7503)
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Tahoma Cemetery: Lot 3SE, Block 98, Section F | Devin, Lyle Adolphia (I1051)
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TEbel2888@aol.com
Hi
Checked your site and I have a different date for the marriage bond for Theodorick CARTER III and Judith CUNNINGHAM. Of course taking out a bond isn't the same as a wedding date.
Here are some of my notes:
November 10, 1763, Theodrick Carter and Sally Ellbank, Security, Jacob Royston.--Lunenburg Co., Va.
Prince Edward Co. marriage bond for Theodorick CARTER and Judith CUNNINGHAM was dated 16 Apr 1764 -- surety Alexander CUNNINGHAM.
Descendants of Theodorick Carter III--My line highlighted
1 [1] Theodorick Carter III 1747 - 1805 b: Abt. 1747 in Prince Edward Co., Virginia d: 07/13/1805 in Halifax Co., Va.
.. +Sally Ellbank 1748 - b: Bef. 1748
*2nd Wife of [1] Theodorick Carter III:
.. +Ms Townes
*3rd Wife of [1] Theodorick Carter III:
.. +Judith Cunningham 1747 - 1805 b: Abt. 1747 in Prince Edward or Henrico Co., Va. d: Bef. 07/13/1805
..... 2 William Carter 1765 - b: 1765
......... +Mary "Polly" Stamps
..... 2 Townes Carter 1767 - b: 04/28/1767
..... 2 [2] Thomas Carter 1768 - b: 1768
......... +Mary Bostick
..... *2nd Wife of [2] Thomas Carter:
......... +Anne Broadnax 1770 - b: Bef. 1770
..... 2 Jesse Carter 1769 - b: 1769
......... +Susannah Adkins 1782 - b: Bef. 1782 in Pittsylvania Co., Virginia
..... 2 Elizabeth Judith Carter 1770 - 1815 b: 08/14/1770 d: Aft. 1815 in Hart Co., Kentucky
......... +William "Bill" R. Richardson 1765 - 1822 b: 1765 in James Giddings, Hannah, Goochland Co., Virginia? d: 1822 in Hart Co., Ky
............ 3 Sally B. Richardson 1790 - 1832 b: 07/06/1790 in of Glasgow, Barren Co., Ky d: 04/1832 in Trenton/Paris, Gibson Co.,Tenn.
................ +Daniel Culp, Rev. 1771 - 1833 b: Bet. 1771 - 1774 in Annapolis. Md d: 05/1833 in Gibson Co., Tennessee
................... 4 Susan Culp
................... 4 [3] Barbara Ann Culp 1805 - 1839 b: 1805 in Kentucky d: Bef. 1839 in Tennessee
....................... +George Whitfield Terrell 1808 - 1846 b: Bef. 1808 d: 1846
................... *2nd Husband of [3] Barbara Ann Culp:
....................... +J. C. Harrison
................... 4 Drucilla Culp 1818 - b: Abt. 1818
....................... +Robert Jones Gilchrist
................... 4 Daniel D. Culp 1821 - b: Abt. 1821
....................... +Elizabeth T. Thilman
................... 4 Isabella V. Culp 1822 - b: Abt. 1822 in Kentucky
....................... +William Washington Frizzell
................... 4 Fielding R. Culp 1823 - 1842 b: Abt. 1823 in Kentucky d: 10/04/1842 in New Orleans, Louisiana
................... 4 Elizabeth R. Culp 1829 - b: Abt. 1829
....................... +James H. Durst 1819 - b: 06/13/1819 in Nacodoches, Texas
............ 3 John B. Richardson 1791 - b: 08/19/1791 in Virginia
................ +Elizabeth "Betsy" Bowling 1797 - b: 03/30/1797 in Albemarle Co., Va.
................... 4 Sarah Ann "Sally" Frances Richardson 1815 - 1897 b: 10/15/1815 in Murfreesboro, Rutherford Co., Tennessee d: 07/01/1897 in Lincoln Co, Missouri--near Corso
....................... +William Jordan "Willa" Porter, Sr. 1809 - 1905 b: 05/02/1809 in Crab Orchard, Kentucky--to mo. in Oct. 1865 d: 02/23/1905 in Silex, Lincoln Co, Missouri
............ 3 Patsy B. Richardson 1792 - b: 10/21/1792 in Virginia
............ 3 Nancy B. Richardson 1795 - 1845 b: 01/19/1795 in Halifax Co., Va. d: 1845 in Green/Taylor Co., Ky
................ +Samuel B. "Oakwoods" Marshall, Sr. 1784 - 1845 b: 1784 in Falling River, Campbell Co., Va. d: 1845 in Green Co., Ky
................... 4 William R. Marshall 1815 - 1850 b: 1815 in Green Co., Kentucky d: Aft. 1850 in Taylor Co., Kentucky
....................... +Elizabeth (?) Marshall 1818 - b: 1818
................... 4 Elizabeth Hill Marshall 1817 - b: 1817
................... 4 Thomas W. Marshall 1820 - 1855 b: 1820 in Green Co., Ky d: 1855 in Taylor Co., Ky
....................... +Laury Jean Patton 1811 - b: 1811
................... 4 Mary E. Marshall 1823 - b: 1823 in Green Co., Kentucky d: in Missouri
....................... +Robert F. Hill 1815 - b: 1815 in Kentucky d: in Missouri
................... 4 Martha "Susan" Marshall 1825 - 1870 b: 1825 in Campbell Co., Kentucky d: Bef. 1870 in Kentucky
....................... +William S. Durham 1818 - 1882 b: 1818 in Green Co., Kentucky d: 07/20/1882 in Atchison Co., Missouri
................... 4 Nancy Marshall 1826 - b: 1826
....................... +James C. Newcomb 1822 - b: 1822 in Kentucky
................... 4 Judith Marshall 1827 - b: 1827
....................... +Whitfield J. Smith, Jr. 1828 - b: 1828
................... 4 Sarah F. Marshall 1827 - 1900 b: 03/1827 in Kentucky d: Abt. 1900 in Hodgenville, Larue Co., Kentucky
....................... +James Arnett 1816 - b: 02/1816
................... 4 Samuel B. Marshall, Jr. 1830 - b: 01/27/1830
................... 4 Robert Marshall 1832 - b: 1832
............ 3 Susan B. Richardson 1796 - b: 10/17/1796
................ +Isaac Roberts 1792 - b: Abt. 1792 in Hart Co., Kentucky
............ 3 Matilda "Polly" B. Richardson 1798 - b: 01/06/1798 in Kentucky
................ +Nelson Kidd 1796 - b: Abt. 1796 in Virginia
................... 4 Frances "Fannie" Kidd 1828 - b: 1828
............ 3 Carter B. Richardson 1799 - b: 07/09/1799
............ 3 Lucy B. Richardson 1800 - 1884 b: 10/08/1800 in Barren Co., Kentucky d: 10/20/1884 in Barren Co., Kentucky
................ +Drury "Drura" Roberts 1792 - 1879 b: Bet. 1792 - 1794 in Virginia d: 07/15/1879 in Nashville, Tennessee
................... 4 Caroline E. Roberts 1821 - 1899 b: 07/30/1821 in Barren Co., Kentucky d: 08/03/1899 in Hart Co., Ky
....................... +John W. Allen 1817 - 1862 b: 03/17/1817 in Hanover Co., Virginia d: 06/30/1862 in Hart Co., Ky
................... 4 Mary M. Roberts 1827 - 1900 b: 1827 in Barren Co., Kentucky d: Aft. 09/21/1900 in Kentucky
....................... +Napoleon B. Calhoun 1820 - 1896 b: 1820 in Greene Co., Ky d: Aft. 04/29/1896 in Kentucky
................... 4 Frances C. Roberts 1831 - b: 1831 in Barren Co., Kentucky
................... 4 William H. Roberts 1840 - b: 1840 in Barren Co., Kentucky
....................... +Henrietta (?) Roberts 1844 - b: 1844
............ 3 Judith B. Richardson 1802 - 1886 b: 01/26/1802 in Barren Co., Kentucky d: 05/20/1886 in Munfordville, Hart Co., Ky
................ +David Carden 1792 - 1878 b: 04/10/1792 in Rappahannock , Virginia d: 08/08/1878 in Munfordville, Hart Co., Ky--lived in Rowletts, Ky
................... 4 Ann Elizabeth Carden 1824 - b: 11/10/1824 in Munfordville, Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Margaret Ann Carden 1825 - 1867 b: 11/06/1825 in Munfordville, Hart Co., Kentucky d: 05/24/1867 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Elisa Mildred Carden 1826 - 1870 b: 07/24/1826 in Munfordville, Hart Co., Kentucky d: 1870
....................... +William Dodson Givan 1836 - b: 05/22/1836
................... 4 Elizabeth Carter Carden 1827 - b: 01/01/1827 in Munfordville, Hart Co., Kentucky
....................... +Henry M. Shuffield
................... 4 Beverley B. Carden 1828 - b: 04/14/1828
................... 4 Carter R. Carden 1830 - b: 06/01/1830 in Munfordville, Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Susan Jane Carden 1831 - 1863 b: 10/22/1831 in Barren Co., Kentucky d: 02/13/1863 in Hart Co., Kentucky
....................... +Joshua Milton Brents 1828 - b: 08/03/1828 in Monroe, Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 William Penn Carden 1833 - 1917 b: 12/15/1833 in Hart Co., Kentucky d: 06/29/1917 in Hart Co., Kentucky
....................... +Fannie McElroy King 1838 - 1917 b: 11/13/1838 in Barren Co., Kentucky d: 04/11/1917 in Munfordville, Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Agnes R. Carden 1836 - b: 11/22/1836 in Hart Co., Kentucky
....................... +Mitt Richardson
................... 4 James R. Carden 1841 - 1924 b: 05/08/1841 in Hart Co., Kentucky d: 01/29/1924 in Hart Co., Kentucky
....................... +Eugenia "Jeanie" Coats 1868 - b: Bef. 1868
............ 3 America Ann Richardson 1803 - b: 11/07/1803 in Barren Co., Kentucky
............ 3 Jane "Jennie" Richardson 1805 - 1873 b: 04/27/1805 in Munfordville, Hart Co., Ky d: 12/27/1873 in Woodsonville,Hart Co., Kentucky
................ +Reuben Henry Carden, Jr. 1798 - 1865 b: 09/11/1798 in Goochland Co., Va. d: 10/12/1865 in Woodsonville, Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 William Henry Carden 1826 - 1856 b: 01/13/1826 in Canmer, Hart Co., Ky d: 08/19/1856
................... 4 Fielding Jefferson Carden 1827 - 1899 b: 07/13/1827 in Canmer, Hart Co., Ky d: 10/04/1899 in Canmer, Hart Co., Ky
....................... +Harriet Carter Waggener 1835 - 1888 b: 06/24/1835 in Hart Co., Kentucky d: 12/24/1888 in Canmer, Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Samantha "Sammie" Carden 1833 - b: Abt. 1833 d: in Hart Co., Kentucky
....................... +George D. Mentz 1845 - 1909 b: 12/03/1845 in Kentucky d: 04/13/1909 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Mary Ann Elizabeth Carden 1834 - 1855 b: 05/18/1834 in Canmer, Hart Co., Ky d: 12/07/1855 in Hart Co., Ky
....................... +James M. Roberts 1834 - b: Abt. 1834
................... 4 Amanda Jane Carden 1835 - 1882 b: 03/28/1835 in Hart Co., Kentucky d: 10/11/1882 in Hart Co., Kentucky
....................... +Madison W. Chaplin
................... 4 America "Mec" Carden 1839 - b: 03/13/1839 in Canmer, Hart Co., Ky d: in Hart Co., Kentucky
....................... +David W. Whitman 1837 - 1903 b: 09/27/1837 in Hart Co., Kentucky d: 05/04/1903 in Hart Co., Kentucky
............ 3 Fielding/Fielden J. Richardson 1806 - 1851 b: 10/07/1806 in Barren Co., Kentucky d: 01/31/1851
................ +Catherine (Cadill?) Richardson 1805 - 1865 b: 04/28/1805 in Virginia d: 10/30/1865
................... 4 Moranda C. Richardson 1835 - b: Abt. 1835
................... 4 Littleton T. Richardson 1837 - 1864 b: 04/16/1837 in Kentucky d: 03/05/1864 in Cave City, Barren Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Samuel Richardson 1838 - b: Abt. 1838 in Kentucky
....................... +Sallie Garvia 1849 - b: 1849 in Kentucky
................... 4 Melissa Richardson 1840 - b: Abt. 1840 in Kentucky
....................... +Mr Stovall
................... 4 Sinclair Valentine Richardson 1831 - 1910 b: 1831 in Hart Co., Kentucky d: 1910 in Louisville, Jefferson Co., Ky
....................... +Narcissa Frances Minton 1842 - b: Bef. 1842 in Kentucky d: in Mound City, Missouri
............ 3 Elizabeth "Betsy" B. Richardson 1808 - 1848 b: 08/18/1808 in Barren Co., Kentucky d: Aft. 1848 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................ +Bennett Carden, Sr. 1800 - 1853 b: Abt. 1800 in Virginia d: 05/24/1853 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 John Carden 1832 - b: 1832
................... 4 Magdalene Mary Carden 1835 - b: 1835 in Hart Co., Kentucky
....................... +C. P. Dewitt
................... 4 Carenda A. Carden 1837 - b: 1837 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Jesse M. Carden 1840 - 1856 b: 06/11/1840 in Hart Co., Kentucky d: 07/24/1856 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Sarah E. Carden 1844 - b: 1844 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Elizabeth J. Carden 1848 - b: 1848
................... 4 William Henry Carden 1850 - b: 10/17/1850 in Hart Co., Kentucky
....................... +Martha Burton Amos 1845 - 1931 b: 04/08/1845 in Hart Co., Kentucky d: 02/06/1931 in Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama
............ 3 Dudley Richardson 1809 - b: Abt. 1809
............ 3 Melvina B. Richardson 1810 - 1891 b: 02/02/1810 in Barren Co., Kentucky d: 04/03/1891 in Three Hundred Springs, Kentucky
................ +David Garvin 1799 - 1855 b: 02/26/1799 d: 10/07/1855
................... 4 Hal Garvin 1825 - b: Bet. 1825 - 1855
................... 4 Dink Garvin 1825 - b: Bet. 1825 - 1855
............ 3 Martha B. Richardson 1811 - b: 02/26/1811 in Barren Co., Kentucky
............ 3 Clarence B. Richardson 1813 - b: 08/15/1813 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................ +Clarena? Cook
............ 3 Ermine E. Richardson 1815 - 1899 b: 02/19/1815 in Hart Co., Kentucky d: 12/06/1899
................ +Thomas Sims 1799 - 1860 b: 1799 in Virginia d: 1860 in Kentucky
................... 4 Elizabeth Sims 1837 - b: Abt. 1837 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Henry Sims 1837 - 1910 b: 09/03/1837 in Hart Co., Kentucky d: Aft. 1910 in Hart Co., Kentucky
....................... +Susan Bowling 1839 - 1905 b: 09/1839 in Hart Co., Kentucky d: 1905 in Hart Co., Kentucky, prob
................... 4 Sarah Hane Sims 1840 - b: Abt. 1840 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Albert Sims 1842 - b: 1842 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Thomas Sims, Jr. 1845 - b: 1845 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Mary E. Sims 1847 - b: 1847 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Arminella (America?) Sims 1849 - b: 1849 in Hart Co., Kentucky
................... 4 Alice Sims 1850 - b: Aft. 1850
................... 4 John C. Sims 1850 - b: Aft. 1850
................... 4 Margaret Ann Sims 1850 - b: Aft. 1850
..... 2 Charles Carter 1772 - b: 1772
......... +Lucy Barksdale 1771 - b: Bef. 1771
..... 2 [4] Samuel Carter 1773 - 1836 b: 11/21/1773 in Halifax Co., Va. d: 04/25/1836 in Halifax Co., Va.
......... +Elizabeth Holcombe 1797 - b: 05/27/1797 in Of Amelia Co., Va.
............ 3 [6] Virginia Susannah Bibb Carter 1814 - b: 05/02/1814
................ +[5] John Carter Cabaniss 1804 - b: 07/15/1804 d: in Fayette Co., Texas
............ 3 Philemon Bibb Carter 1829 - b: 07/03/1829
................ +Wilmoth Ann Watkins Motley 1834 - b: 03/31/1834
................... 4 Elizabeth Wilmouth Carter 1851 - b: 09/11/1851
....................... +John Walter Blaize
............ 3 John Halifax Carter 1816 - 1894 b: 01/18/1816 d: 07/03/1894 in LaGrange Texas Cemetery
................ +Judith D. Nunnillee
............ 3 Elizabeth Cunningham Carter 1820 - b: 02/14/1820
................ +Charles B. Taliaferro
............ 3 America Bedford Carter 1820 - b: 02/14/1820
................ +William G. Morton 1820 - b: Abt. 1820
............ 3 Louisiana Franklin Carter 1822 - b: 06/26/1822
................ +Thomas D. Neale 1822 - b: Abt. 1822
............ 3 Missouri Carter 1824 - b: 09/08/1824
................ +Robert D. Saunders 1824 - b: Abt. 1824
............ 3 Samuel Carter 1827 - b: 03/19/1827
............ 3 Philemon B. Carter 1831 - b: 07/03/1831 in Halifax Co., Virginia
................ +Martha W. Motley 1831 - b: Abt. 1831
............ 3 Mary M. Carter
..... *2nd Wife of [4] Samuel Carter:
......... +Susannah Bibb
..... 2 Nathaniel Carter 1775 - b: 08/02/1775
......... +Anne Oliver Stevens
............ 3 Martha B. Carter
............ 3 Margaret Carter
............ 3 Sarah B. Carter
............ 3 Samuel Carter
............ 3 James S. Carter
............ 3 Thomas Townes Carter d: in Missouri
................ +Margaret Dozier Bostic
................... 4 William Stevens Carter
................... 4 Thomas Townes Carter II
................... 4 Anne Oliver Carter
................... 4 Silas Robert Carter
................... 4 Margaret Carter
................... 4 Samuel Morris Carter
................... 4 James Frank Carter
................... 4 Mary Elizabeth Carter
..... 2 Alexander Carter 1777 - b: 1777
......... +Margaret "Peggy" Stevens 1790 - b: Bef. 1790
............ 3 Judith C. Carter 1805 - b: Aft. 1805
............ 3 Ann O. Carter 1805 - b: Aft. 1805
............ 3 Robert S. Carter 1805 - b: Aft. 1805
............ 3 Theodorick Carter 1805 - b: Aft. 1805
............ 3 John Carter 1805 - b: Aft. 1805
............ 3 Catherine Carter 1805 - b: Aft. 1805
............ 3 Maria Carter 1805 - b: Aft. 1805
..... 2 Susanna Carter 1778 - b: 05/20/1778
......... +Matthew Cabaniss 1781 - b: Bet. 1781 - 1782 in Lunenburg Co., Va.
............ 3 Nancy C. Cabaniss 1802 - b: 11/15/1802
................ +John Robertson
............ 3 [5] John Carter Cabaniss 1804 - b: 07/15/1804 d: in Fayette Co., Texas
................ +[6] Virginia Susannah Bibb Carter 1814 - b: 05/02/1814
............ 3 Elizabeth Cunningham Cabaniss 1806 - b: 10/29/1806 in Halifax Co., Va.
................ +Philip Howerton
............ 3 Charles Henry Cabaniss 1808 - b: 01/16/1808 in Halifax Co., Va.
................ +Martha J. Perkins 1828 - b: Abt. 1828
............ 3 William M. Cabaniss 1810 - 1851 b: 04/09/1810 in Halifax Co., Va. d: 11/29/1851
................ +Sarah A. (?) Cabaniss 1815 - b: Abt. 1815
............ 3 Judith C. Cabaniss 1811 - b: 12/18/1811 in Halifax Co., Va.
................ +William H. Lanier
..... 2 [7] Ann "Nancy" Carter 1780 - b: 1780
......... +Abel Blankenship 1760 - 1837 b: Bet. 1760 - 1770 in Prince Edward Co., Virginia d: 11/1837 in Charlotte Co., Virginia
..... *2nd Husband of [7] Ann "Nancy" Carter:
......... +Richard E. Bennett 1780 - b: Bef. 1780
..... 2 John Carter 1783 - b: 07/26/1783
......... +Susannah Powell
Fill me in on BIGGERS??
Descendants of John Bibb
1 John Bibb
.. +Susanna Biggers
..... 2 John Bibb, Jr. 1743 - b: 09/10/1743 in Goochland Co., Va.
......... +Elizabeth Holcombe 1797 - b: 05/27/1797 in Of Amelia Co., Va.
Charlene REEDS-EBELING | Cunningham, Judith (I13914)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I9776)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I9776)
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Texanna is born in 1853. Her uncles (Samuel C. Jackson and William L. Jackson had left Pittsylvania County. Samuel joined the Army and William moved to Texas. Texanna was probably named in remembrance of her mother's brother, William, who moved to Texas. | Reynolds, Texanna (I7429)
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texasmemom@gmail.com
James T. Carter's Obit was in Danville Register/Bee Aug
27 ?) 1943 - Headline JAMES T CARTER DIES AT AGE 101.
It mentions that he was born April 3, 1842 but does not give parents names. According to the census etc. he was born
later than that. But after dealing with the census, no age surprises me !!!!! He gave his age as 40 when he married Eliza Hill in 1890 - He was survived by his 8 children -
he had 5 with Carolyn and 3 with Eliza. He was married to
Laura Petty when he died.
I've talked to a fellow in Halifax County and he referred me to
(I forget his name) at the Library of Virginia and neither of those fellows had any information on James T. (1) - he remains an elusive character. In the obit, there was no mention of James T's brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles. cousins Mama or Papa, No one seems to know any
thing about him, except his name on marriage records | Carter, Edward Palmer (I67980)
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TEXT "Hunting for Bears" - Tishomingo County MS marriage records. | Source (S04112)
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TEXT Application for Social Security Account Number - Form SS-5 | Source (S04126)
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TEXT Book "Abstracts of Old Ninety-Six and Abbeville District Wills aCONC nd Bonds" by Pauline Young. | Source (S04128)
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TEXT Book "Ancestry of John William Dobbins" at FHC center Book AreaCONC : 929.273 A1, no. 5813; mircofilm 1697648. Dobbins family is tCONC raced to John Dobbins, Sr. (ca. 1750-1818) of Newberry Dist., SCCONC . Includes Dobbins, Burris, Skeleton, Seawright, Cunningham, anCONC d many other related families. | Source (S04123)
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TEXT Book "St. Clair Marriages (1818-1899)" | Source (S04131)
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TEXT Charles Browning, Corinth, MS... son of Eunice Claunch Browning.... on the Holder family Charles got some of his information from Obera Holder Jeffreys. | Source (S04237)
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TEXT Hazel Hale Taylor, 1404 Cedar Hill Road, Dallas, TX 75208, daugCONC hter of Preston Hale, Son of Alice Deverlin Bolding Hale, daughtCONC er of Robert A. Bolding, son of Andrew P. Bolding. From articlCONC e in "The Heritage of Franklin County, Alabama"CONT CONT Article in "Heritage of Franklin County, Alabama' on page 71-7CONC 2 "Robert Anderson Harvey Bolding". | Source (S04122)
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TEXT Marilyn (Dean) Dobbins, Rt 4, Box 353, Cheney WA 99004 (via BoCONC bby Dobbins Title) | Source (S04116)
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TEXT MARRIAGES OF JONES AND SANFORD COUNTY 1867-1877, Vol. 1, and MARCONC RIAGES OF LAMAR COUNTY, ALABAMA 1877-1885, Vol. 2 --- compileCONC d by Ann Cantrell. | Source (S04119)
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TEXT Myra Claunch Lusiak (RALUSIAK@aol.com) in email dated 19 Nov 20CONC 00 | Source (S04240)
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TEXT Per Harald Reksten: Abigael was listed in the 1790 census with family, witnessed Peter's Deed in 1797, but was not listed in the 1800 census. Assumed she died between 1791-1800. | Source (S04118)
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TEXT Susan Lett, Denton County, Texas (SLett45701@aol.com) | Source (S04121)
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TEXT Wes Patterson... wpaterson@wfubmc.eduCONT Web site //wespatterson.com/patt_roots.html | Source (S04113)
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That Green A. Horton was a son of John Horton and Eliza Ann Powell Horton has not been confirmed. Note that the following death certificate refers to a Mary Powell as the mother of Green A. Horton
North Carolina Death Certificates, 1909-1975
Name: Green A Horton
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 86
Birth Date: 3 Apr 1851
Birth Place: Caswell
Death Date: 3 Dec 1937
Death Location: Salisbury, Rowan
Spouse's Name: Single
Father's Name: John Horton
Mother's Name: Mary Powell
However, the following census record does list a Green Horton:
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: John Horton
Age in 1860: 52
Birth Year: abt 1808
Home in 1860: Stokes, North Carolina
Gender: Male
Post Office: Danbury
Household Members: Name Age
John Horton 52
Eliza Horton 45
Mary Horton 21
William Horton 16
Richd Horton 13
Harriet Horton 12
Green Horton 10
Jackson Horton 7
George Horton 6
M C Horton 2
| Horton, Green A. (I45405)
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That the following is with respect to the Rufus Edwin Powell, Jr. of this entry has not been confirmed and is placed here for research purposes only.
Name: Powell, R.E.
City: N/A
County: Caswell
State: NC
Year: 1912
Class: Senior
| Powell, Rufus Edwin Jr. (I31795)
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The 'modern' marker for Allen Gilmer and Martha Ann Jackson Reynolds was installed by Mrs. Ruth Mae Reynolds Marlowe, d/o William Barton "Bart" and Nancy "Nannie" Reynolds. Martha Ann Jackson was Ruth's grandmother. | Jackson, Martha Ann (I5344)
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The 1860 VA Census shows Abel as a Carpenter, born in NC; 1870 says he is born in VA
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http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/u/r/Harry-Burrington-Oh/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0167.html
Abel B. Jackson (b. February 04, 1825, d. June 21, 1889)
Abel B. Jackson was born February 04, 1825 in North Carolina, and died June 21, 1889. He married Emily Green Hall on September 04, 1847 in Caswell, North Carolina8.
More About Abel B. Jackson and Emily Green Hall:
Marriage: September 04, 1847, Caswell, North Carolina.8
Children of Abel B. Jackson and Emily Green Hall are:
+James Henderson Jackson, b. May 22, 1852, Mt Carmel Twp, Halifax Cty,North Carolina.
John H. Jackson, b. 1854, Halifax County, Virginia.
Emma G. Jackson, b. May 13, 1856, Halifax County, Virginia.
George M. Jackson, b. 1860, Halifax county, Virginia.
Charlie Wilson Jackson, b. 1860, Halifax County, Virginia.
William Andrew Jackson, b. December 11, 1866, Halifax Co, Va.
Robert Edward Jackson, b. November 22, 1869, Halifax Co, Va.
Lula A. Jackson, b. May 22, 1872, Halifax Co, Va.
Thomas Jackson, b. 1868, Halifax Co, Va.
| Jackson, Abel B. (I12906)
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The 1870 Census for Lancaster Pennsylvania shows Kirke living next door to Josiah, his father and Joseph, his brother. | Reynolds, Kirke S. (I10468)
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The 1920 Halifax Mt. Carmel CENSUS shows C.P. (Claiborne P.) Carter in the household #160 of his son J. G. 36, Francis (wife 29), three daughters under 5 years old (names so poorly written, looks like Ann???, Inez, & Shellie) and this HH continues on the next page with C.P. Father 65. This is Claiborne P. | Carter, John Green (I13015)
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The act of the General Assembly passed on June 22, 1779, which established
the Virginia Land Office, also provided for the rewarding of lands promised as
bounty for specified Revolutionary War military service. The purpose of the
bounty land system was to encourage longer military service. In order to qualify
for bounty land, a soldier had to serve at least three (3) years continuously in
the State or Continental line. Militia service did not count. Servicemen
submitted various documents such as affidavits of commanding officers and
fellow soldiers and discharge papers in order to substantiate their service
record. When the claim was proved, the Governor’s Office issued a certificate to
the register of the Land Office authorizing him to issue a warrant. The first
warrant was issued in 1782 and the last in 1876 as heirs of warrantees
continued to seek lands for additional service. Land awarded as bounty was in
the present-day states of Ohio and Kentucky.
The papers accumulated as proof of service are now part of the records of the
Executive Dept. Office of the Governor (RG#3) and are called ’Bounty Warrants’
if approved and ’Rejected Claims’ if disapproved. These records are housed in
the Archives at the Library of Virginia. | Source (S67491)
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The Anna Haberne who was buried 17 Feb. 1622/23 was possibly the wife of John Haburne. John's son, Ralph, named his oldest daughter Anna, probably after his mother, as was commonly done. | Haburne, John (I5449)
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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. Daniel Collins is listed as subscribing before William Witcher in Pittsylvania County, VA. [Our Families, Anna Hudelson; page 1] | Collins, Daniel (I2516)
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The Bates Family of Old Virginia is an organization founded in 1972. The newsletter "Bates Booster" comes from this organization. The editor is Wayne Witt Bates, 5817 Stone Ridge Dr., Centreville, VA 20120. | Source (S04135)
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The Bee (Danville, Virginia) 17 December 1923 (Page 5)
W. Brooks Powell Dies Unexpectedly
William Brooks Powell, for thirty-four years, a well-known citizen of Danville, died unexpectedly at his home, 775 Main street, shortly before seven o'clock, Sunday night. Mr. Powell, who was 70 years of age, had been in declining health for five years, but his death was quite unanticipated. He had been able to go out recently, and had been engaged on tobacco market during the heavy period of the past week. On Sunday morning he was taken ill and he gradually grew worse during the day, his condition becoming critical during the evening when life left him peacefully.
Mr. Powell was born in Caswell county March 4, 1853, being a son of the late Mastin Jefferson Powell and Mrs. Susan Gillespie Powell. He came to Danville thirty-four years since, and engaged into the tobacco business, being a re-handler and one of the veteran buyers of the market. He was the oldest member of the Danville Tobacco Association, and three years ago he was elected an honorary life member of the organization. Mr. Powell was widely known, not only among the tobacco fraternity of this city, but among the farmers patronizing the Danville market for many miles around. Mr. Powell was married about forty years ago to Miss Florence Allen at Milton, who survives with three children, Gordon B. Powell Danville, Mrs. Dan E. Hooker, Greensboro, Mrs. Evelyn P. Skinner and Miss Colleen Powell. Three sisters survive Mrs. John G. Lea, Danville, Mrs. J. H. Slade, of Blanch, N. C., and Mrs. R. M. Hubbard, of South Hill. He also leaves a half-brother John B. Powell.
The funeral will be held from the home at ten o'clock Tuesday morning and will be conducted by the Rev. James M. Shelburne. Interment will be in Green Hill cemetery.
| Powell, William Brooks (I14055)
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The Bee (Danville, Virginia) 17 December 1923 (Page 5)
W. Brooks Powell Dies Unexpectedly
William Brooks Powell, for thirty-four years, a well-known citizen of Danville, died unexpectedly at his home, 775 Main street, shortly before seven o'clock, Sunday night. Mr. Powell, who was 70 years of age, had been in declining health for five years, but his death was quite unanticipated. He had been able to go out recently, and had been engaged on tobacco market during the heavy period of the past week. On Sunday morning he was taken ill and he gradually grew worse during the day, his condition becoming critical during the evening when life left him peacefully.
Mr. Powell was born in Caswell county March 4, 1853, being a son of the late Mastin Jefferson Powell and Mrs. Susan Gillespie Powell. He came to Danville thirty-four years since, and engaged into the tobacco business, being a re-handler and one of the veteran buyers of the market. He was the oldest member of the Danville Tobacco Association, and three years ago he was elected an honorary life member of the organization. Mr. Powell was widely known, not only among the tobacco fraternity of this city, but among the farmers patronizing the Danville market for many miles around. Mr. Powell was married about forty years ago to Miss Florence Allen at Milton, who survives with three children, Gordon B. Powell Danville, Mrs. Dan E. Hooker, Greensboro, Mrs. Evelyn P. Skinner and Miss Colleen Powell. Three sisters survive Mrs. John G. Lea, Danville, Mrs. J. H. Slade, of Blanch, N. C., and Mrs. R. M. Hubbard, of South Hill. He also leaves a half-brother John B. Powell.
The funeral will be held from the home at ten o'clock Tuesday morning and will be conducted by the Rev. James M. Shelburne. Interment will be in Green Hill cemetery. | Powell, William Brooks (I14055)
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The Bee (Danville, Virginia) 4 March 1924 (Page 4)
Social Activities
Toler-Poteat
The home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Buntin on Cabell street was the scene of a marriage of interest to the friends of the young couple Sunday afternoon last at three o'clock when Miss Elmo Poteat* of this city became the bride of Ernest L. Toler, of Blanch, N. C. The ceremony which was witnessed by several intimate friends of the young couple was performed by Rev. J. Clyde Holland. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Poteat of Caswell county, N. C. The groom, who is a young farmer, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Toler.** Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Toler left for Blanch, N. C., where they will reside.
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* Llisted as Elma Poteat Toler on her daughter's birth record ( Lois Ada Toler)
** Note he is the son of William Noell Toler not W. H. Toler
1920 United States Federal Census
Name: Elmo Poteat
Home in 1920: Danville Ward 1, Danville (Independent City), Virginia
Age: 18 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1902
Birthplace: Virginia
Relation to Head of House: Sister-in-law
Father's Birth Place: Virginia
Mother's Birth Place: Virginia
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 769
Household Members: Name Age
Maggie Poteat 31 [sister-in-law]
Kermit Poteat 7
Irene Poteat 4 1/12
Lindsey Poteat 21
Elmo Poteat 18
Grace Sigmon 18
Treston Robert 19
Otis Robert 17
Pat Rowell 18
| Poteat, Eleanor Moore (I41292)
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The Bee (Danville, Virginia) 4 March 1924 (Page 4)
Social Activities
Toler-Poteat
The home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Buntin on Cabell street was the scene of a marriage of interest to the friends of the young couple Sunday afternoon last at three o'clock when Miss Elmo Poteat* of this city became the bride of Ernest L. Toler, of Blanch, N. C. The ceremony which was witnessed by several intimate friends of the young couple was performed by Rev. J. Clyde Holland. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Poteat of Caswell county, N. C. The groom, who is a young farmer, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Toler.** Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Toler left for Blanch, N. C., where they will reside.
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* Llisted as Elma/Elna Poteat Toler on her daughter's birth record ( Lois Ada Toler)
** Note he is the son of William Noell Toler not W. H. Toler
North Carolina Birth Index, 1800-2000
Name: Ernest Lee Toler
Date of Birth: 10 Apr 1902
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birth County: Caswell
Parent1 Name: William Noel Toler
Parent2 Name: Louveal Dunevant
Roll Number: B_C020_68001
Volume: 5
Page: 493
1930 United States Federal Census
Name: Ernest Toler
Home in 1930: Dan River, Caswell, North Carolina
Age: 27
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1903
Birthplace: North Carolina
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Elmer
Race: White
Household Members: Name Age
Ernest Toler 27
Elmer Toler 28
Richard Toler 3
Lois Toler
Mason Toler
Social Security Death Index
Name: Ernest Toler
SSN: 230-16-4562
Last Residence: 24541 Danville, Danville City, Virginia, United States of America
Born: 10 Apr 1902
Died: Nov 1964
State (Year) SSN issued: Virginia (Before 1951)
| Toler, Ernest Lee (I41290)
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The Bee (Danville, Virginia) 9 December 1929 (Page 3)
Mastin Powell Dies At Blanche; Funeral Today
News was received this morning of the death last night of Mastin Powell at his home in Caswell county. He was about 70 years of age and had been ill for several weeks. Death was ascribed to infirmities incidental to age.
Mr. Powell spent most of his life in the Blanche section and was one of the most widely known and popular farmers of that section. He is survived by the following children: Samuel Powell, Mrs. William Reagan, Miss Sarah Powell, Eli Powell, and Mrs. Holt. He also leaves a sister Mrs. Mary Owens, and several brothers, nieces
and nephews.
The funeral will be held from the home of his niece, Miss Sarah Powell at Blanche tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
{This Mastin Powell was born c 1860}
Will of Mastin Powell (1846)
In the name of God Amen. I Mastin Powel of the County of Halifax and State of Virginia being of sound disposing mind and memory and knowing the mortality of the flesh that it is appointed for man to die do make, ordain, constitute and appoint this my last will and testament in manner and form following to wit:
I will that my Executors herein after named pay all my just debts.
1st Item: Having given to my nine children in money and property to the amount of eight thousand two hundred and forty six dollars and thirty six cents to wit:
To my son Carter Powell seven hundred and forty dollars
To my daughter Elizabeth Powell eight hundred and twenty dollars
To my son Biggers Powell nine hundred and eighty five dollars
To my son John B. Powell fifteen hundred and fifty five dollars and 36 cents
To my daughter Nancy T. Carter seven hundred and eighty five dollars
To my daughter Mary Ann Carter seven hundred and sixty dollars
To my son William Powell seven hundred and eighty six dollars
To my daughter Susan Powel seven hundred dollars
To my daughter Harriet J. Yarbrough seven hundred and fifteen dollars
2nd Item: I will that these several amounts be taken from their portions of the division of my estate.
3rd Item: I give to my beloved wife during her natural life all of my Land to be rented out at the direction of my Executors also one third part of my slaves giving her liberty to select such as may suit her also one year's support, two work horses Two good feather beds and furniture.
4th Item: I will that my executors sell the balance of my slaves household and kitchen furniture plantation tools stock of every description and all property I may die possessed of on a credit of twelve months and divide the money equally among the above nine named children.
5th Item: I will that after the death of my wife Mary Powell my executors sell the land and all the life property of her and equally divide the same among by nine above named children.
6th Item: I hereby appoint Isaac Satterfield and my son William Powell executors to this my last will and testament hereby revoking all other or former wills by me made.
Signed published and declared by Mastin Powell as and for his last will and testament who at his request and in his presents subscribed our names as witness this the 27th August 1846
Mastin Powell
Witnesses:
Thomas W. White
Edward Moore
Alfred Russell
At a Court held for Halifax County the 26th day of October 1846 the within written last will and testament of Mastin Powell was presented in court and proven by the oaths of two witnesses thereto subscribed and ordered to be recorded. And on the motion of Isaac Satterfield one of the executors therein named who made oath thereto according to law and with Richard Carter Senior and John N. Satterfield his securities entered into and acknowledged a bond on the penalty of $30,000 conditioned according to law, certificate is granted to him for obtaining probate of said will in due form.
Teste: William Holt, Clerk | Powell, Mastin J. Sr. (I8270)
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The Bee (Danville, Virginia) 9 December 1929 (Page 3)
Mastin Powell Dies At Blanche; Funeral Today
News was received this morning of the death last night of Mastin Powell at his home in Caswell county. He was about 70 years of age and had been ill for several weeks. Death was ascribed to infirmities incidental to age.
Mr. Powell spent most of his life in the Blanche section and was one of the most widely known and popular farmers of that section. He is survived by the following children: Samuel Powell, Mrs. William Reagan, Miss Sarah Powell, Eli Powell, and Mrs. Holt. He also leaves a sister Mrs. Mary Owens, and several brothers, nieces
and nephews.
The funeral will be held from the home of his niece, Miss Sarah Powell at Blanche tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. | Powell, Mastin (I14053)
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The ceremony was performed by Rev. Bates in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Madison Wollard in Aldrich, Missouri. The marriage license was purchased in Greeenfield, Dade County, Missouri. | Family F0234
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The Civil war took a heavy toll on this family. | Gregory, William C. (I10027)
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The Devin Family, page 39 states that the unnamed husband of Susan Devin was the son of Philip Beck; who had married her sister, Elizabeth Devin. KLV thinks that the husband of Susan Devin is the son of Philip Beck by a prior marriage. JNT in an email dated 04.October.1998, says father of Susan Devin's husband is George Beck; a cousin of Philip Beck.
He was from Salem, IN. (Washington Co.)
Rowan County, North Carolina became Davidson County, North Carolina. Andrew Beck moved with his parents to Washington County, Indiana Territory in 1808. [Beck & Tittle Footprints; 19981001]
When Susan died, Andrew had the responsibility of a new born baby, a son, Alexander, eighteen months old, and four young daughters. He must have had help from other family members where they lived at Beck's Mill. Andrew M. Beck remarried two years after Susan died to Rebecca Barker. [JNT email 04.October.1998]. They moved to near Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas in 1854. | Beck, Andrew M. (I1184)
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| 5145 |
The discharge certificate for William Devin's three years service in the Revolutionary War is part of the Virginia Land Office archives. It was apparently surrendered to receive his 200 acre bounty warrant #4432 in the Ohio Military Land District. | Source (S67491)
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The Emersons of Pittsylvania County, Virginia and Their Descendants by Craig C. Emerson October 27, 1978 obtained from Virginia Genealogical Society P. O. Box 1397 Richmond, Virginia 23211; Research by Craig C. Emerson: Thomas Emerson was married twice. He had six children with his first wife, Martha and one child by his second wife Judith. Samuel Emerson (Mildred Potter); Henry Emerson (Elizabeth Garell); Thomas Emerson (Linny _____); John Emerson (Ann ______) Jane Emerson (John Furlong); Mary Emerson (Christopher Norton); and Judith's child, Elizabeth Emerson (__________). Of these children, Samuel and John were the only ones who came to Pittsylvania Co. Samuel did not stay very long as he moved on to Kentucky. John, However, settled in Pittsylvania County and had many descendants. | Emmerson, Thomas (I12436)
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| 5147 |
The entry at March - Saturday 20 - 1858 (MSS 1858) of the Date Book of John of The Nest, addressed to his nephew, Thomas Carter of Lexington, Bourbon County, Kentucky,
son of Joseph, brother to Daniel Carter Jr.:
"John Carter was another of Old Tom's sons. I have never known but one of this branch of the Carter family, a Mr. Norborn Sutton a lawyer living in Caroline. A few years ago
spent several days in Lancaster taking depositions in a suit. I saw him at the C. H. and on hearing my name he said his Grandfather was a Carter. He spent Sunday with me and I found him a pleasant well informed man. He knew a lot about his and told me his grandfather's father was a John Carter who settled in Caroline from Lancaster before the county was formed.
"He did not know the name of John's father but I believe it was from Old ancestor Tom [proven to be Thomas Carter Sr.] who had a son John. He said his John was married 3
times - first to a Miss Ball who was a sister of a cousin to Gen. Washington's mother. She died and left him no children". (Joseph Ball Carter died in infancy)
"He next married a Miss Payne and had several daughters and a son Henry and none of these married he thinks.
"After she died he married a Miss Tod from King and Queen and settled in that County. She was an heiress and brought him a nice lot in land and slaves. They had sons John (Mr. Sutton's grandfather), William who now has descendents in Caroline, Robert who lives in King & Queen and James who left no children and a daughter Margaret who never married.
"John the oldest son was married twice, first to Miss Betty Armstead of Richmond County & last to a Miss Hannah Chow [sic] of Spotsylvania. The first wife had sons William
married Curtis, John married Sijohn [sic] and daughters Martha mar. Goodlo, Ann mar. Heslop?, Peggy mar. Marshall, Fanny married Curtis, Betty married Thomas and Sally
married Sutton and was the mother of Mr. T. S. The last wife had son Robert never married and daughters Mary married Stevens, Margaret Chow married Taliaferro, Judy
married Sutton, Lucy married Taliaferro, and Lilly never married.
"He was a Captn. in the War of Independence and was a man of great means and fine style of living. His children all had big families all scattered everywhere. John Carter,
first of Caroline, lived to be very old." | Carter, John of Caroline (I67892)
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The Father of Henry L. Wells is listed as Jeremiah Wells c 1785- 1841; no mother is found. | Wells, Henry L. (I12532)
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The Faulkners were a family of high position in the community of Andover. They were living on a farm in the north part of Andover. On 11 Aug 1692 she was arrested for afflicting Sarah Phelps of the Andover afflicted circle. She was tried and convicted as a witch on 17 Sep. of the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. She was not executed as she was two months pregnant with her 7th child whom she named Ammi Ruhammah meaning "mercy for my people," when he was born in March 1693. Abigail's two daughters, Dorothy age 12 and Abigail Jr. age 9, were also accused of witchcraft, but were bailed out on 6 Oct 1692, when John Osgood and Nathaniel Dane posted a bond of L500. They were not tried in Jan., and remained free because of another L100 bond plsted on 13 Jan, by their father, and their uncle Joseph Marble. The girls were cleared by proclimation in May. In 1703, Abigail petitioned for a pardon, and on 20 Jul 1703, the House of Representatives replied favorably to her petition and those of others from Andover. | Dane, Abigail (I5181)
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The first record of WIlliam is in Groton in 1665 where he was an original proprietor. At that time he had a 14 acre right. The Greens probably settled in Groton soon after their marriage. Their home lot of 17 acres was located on both sides of the street or "great country road" and included on the west side several house-lots extending as far north as the road leading across Broad Meadow. He was elected fence-viewer in 1674 and Constable in 1675. On 13 Mar 1676 Indians assaulted Groton and burned all the houses but four that were garrisoned. The town was soon abondoned. It was resettled 2 years later in 1678. William was elected a Surveyor in 1680. The first meeting house was burned by the Indians and on 22 Oct 1680 the town voted to refer to a committee of 12 men including William, the dispute regarding the location of a new meeting house. He was a selectman in 1680-1 and on 31 Oct 1682, he bought from Benjamin Crispe, executor of the estate of his son Jonathan, all of Jonathan's land and rights in Groton, including his 8 acre homelot.
He is called a "Malter" in his will.
His will reads, " having already by deed or gift and otherwise settled ye most of my estate upon my beloved wife and children, bequeath the remainder as follows', to my daughter, Hannah Whitcomb, all land and meadow lying near Nashoba, in Groton, moveable estate to my wife Mary and three daughters, Mary Cade, ELizabeth Cade, and Hannah Whitcomb; to the children of son John Gree; and son Eleazer Green to be executor'." | Green, William (I5224)
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