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| 5451 |
William Banks Poteat (1900-1967)
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Left-To-Right:
Front Row: Louis Walker Poteat (1898-1971); Robert Linwood Poteat (1909-1982); Erma Minerva Poteat Conner (1906-).
Middle Row: William Banks Poteat (1900-1967); Albert Lindsay Poteat (1865-1929); Minerva Ann Fitch Poteat (1873-1943); Isabella Poteat Foster (1902-1990).
Back Row: George Albert Poteat (1894-1947); Cornelia Elizabeth Poteat Davis (1896-); Frances Lindsey Poteat Ebbs (1892-1969).
Additional children of Albert Lindsey Poteat and Minerva Ann Fitch Poteat not shown: Fletcher Fitch Poteat (1904-1969); Walter E. Poteat (c.1910-); John Clay Poteat (1912-1982); Mary Moye Poteat Cheek (1917-2000).
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Name also seen as Banks William Poteat.
History of the Poteat One-Room School (Caswell County, North Carolina.
North Carolina Birth Index, 1800-2000
Name: Banks William Poteat
Date of Birth: 6 Aug 1900
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birth County: Caswell
Parent1 Name: Albert Lindsey Poteat
Parent2 Name: Minervia Ann Fitch
Roll Number: B_C020_68001
Volume: 6
Page: 249
See: 1910 US Census (Dan River Township, Caswell County, North Carolina).
1920 United States Federal Census
Name: Banks William Poteat
Home in 1920: Dan River, Caswell, North Carolina
Age: 19
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1901
Birthplace: North Carolina
Relation to Head of House: Self (Head)
Spouse's Name: Nettie L Poteat
Father's Birth Place: North Carolina
Mother's Birth Place: North Carolina
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Sex: Male
Home owned: Rent
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Household Members: Name Age
Banks William Poteat 19
Nettie L Poteat 18
Francis Poteat 0 [1/12]
Oscar Tuck 22 | Poteat, William Banks (I25611)
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| 5452 |
William Carter's will, probated July 27, 1812, mentions 195
acres of land he had purchased from his father, George Carter. He left his estate to his brothers and sisters as follows: Mitty Norris, £250; Elizabeth Carter. £200; Melia Carter, £200; Anne Grayson, £50; George Carter. £50: and residue to brothers Presley and Everett.
27. Presley Carter removed with his parents to Halifax
County. In 1787 he was the security at the marriage of his
sister Mary to Frederick Miller. In January, 1789, Presley Carter and Anne Waddell were married in Halifax. In 1791 and
92 he purchased two tracts of land from persons by the name
of Waddell; and in July, 1794, Presley Carter, of Pittsylvania County sold to Abner Rodney 199 acres of land in Halifax. Feb. 7, 1805, Thompson Carter, Frederick Miller, Presley Carter and Levin Carter sold to Spencer Carter a hundred acres of land lying on the Halifax side of the Pittsylvania line, and adjoining the land of Chas. E. Carter. This land presumably came to them from their father. Richard Carter. Presley Carter does not appear again in the records of either county. Presley and Anne Waddell Carter had issue four sons and probably other children. The sons were: Peyton, Paschal, William and Stewart Carter. Mr. Iverson Carter, an aged gentleman, who lives near Danville, Va., is a son of the latter, and writes that his uncles Peyton, Paschal and William settled at Dandridge,
Tenn., and that his father, Stewart Carter, removed to Alabama, where he died, and that about 1840 the widow and her children returned to North Carolina. No other data of this branch. | Carter, Presley (I12954)
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| 5453 |
William Coleman Brincefield (1835-1910)
Member of CO C42 N Regiment marked on gravestone.
Whether the following is with respect to the Coleman Brincefield of this entry has not been confirmed:
BRINCEFIELD, COLMAN, Private: Enlisted in Caswell County at age 27, February 28, 1862 for the war. Present or accounted for through October 1864. Source: Caswell Rangers. | Brincefield, William Coleman (I46004)
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| 5454 |
William Coleman Brincefield, Jr. (1869-1936)
Name also seen as Wesley Carter Brincefield in the loose estate papers of his maternal grandparents John Horton and Eliza Ann Powell Horton.
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1870 United States Federal Census
Name: Wesley Brincefield
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1869
Age in 1870: 1
Birthplace: North Carolina
Home in 1870: Yanceyville, Caswell, North Carolina
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Yanceyville
Household Members: Name Age
Clema Brincefield 34
John Brincefield 11
Mary Brincefield 8
William Brincefield 6
Wesley Brincefield 1
Mary Hester 26
1900 United States Federal Census
Name: William C Brinefield
[William C Brincefield]
Home in 1900: Dan River, Pittsylvania, Virginia
Age: 31
Birth Date: May 1869
Birthplace: North Carolina
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Male
Relationship to head-of-house: Head
Father's Birthplace: North Carolina
Mother's Birthplace: North Carolina
Spouse's Name: Mary E
Marriage Year: 1887
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 13
Residence : Dan River District, Pittsylvania, Virginia
Occupation: Farmer
Household Members: Name Age
William C Brinefield 31
Mary E Brinefield 29
Sallie E Brinefield 8
Clifford H Brinefield 4
William F Brinefield 2 | Brincefield, William Coleman Jr. (I43824)
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| 5455 |
William Devin, Senior is considered to be the Progenitor of the protestant Devin family in the United States of America. William Devin, Senior of Virginia was born in Dublin, Ireland and came to America in 1745 or 1746. In 1750, he married Sarah Smith and settled in what is now Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
--The Devin Family, page 1.
CJR says William Devin (father of William Jr. and Alexander) came from Alsace Lorraine, France. --Email 25 February 1998.
A William Davin along with son James Davin is listed in the 1767 list of Tithables for Pittsylvania County, Virginia Colony.
Like many landowners of the era and region, William Devin Senior owned slaves. His will states that he owned at least one male slave, named Alleck, which he bequeathed to his daughter Sarah Devin.
-The Devin Family, page 2.
William Sr. served as Sergeant of Infantry, Virginia Continental Line. He "received a certificate for balance of full pay, according to act passed November session 1781". [more likely this was his son William Jr.]
-The Devin Family, page 3.
Children listed in will: James Devin, Mary Biggar, William Devin, Jr.
Robert Devin, Joseph Devin, heirs of Margaret Reynolds, decd.
References:
(1) War Records No.4 Page 166
(2) Will of William Devin Senior recorded April 19, 1802 in deed and Will Book 11, page 243, of Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Will was signed 25 Nov 1800.
(3) 1787 Pittsylvania Co VA for William Devin, Sr.
1787 Pittsylvania Co VA for William Devin, Sr.
Personal Property Tax List: 2 white males 16-21
1 black over 16
0 blacks under 16
8 horses, mules, etc.
12 cattle
Comments:
Dessa's booklet mentions a letter to Alfred Harrison Devin written by Rev. Robert Ira Devin son of James, son of William Jr, son of William Sr. The letter is said to make the following statements: 'William Devin born 1724.'"
These statements may be accurate, but Dessa's booklet, as written, seems to relate that these records have Irish origins. There is a Camden Parish in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. If the referenced records are from the Virginia parish, why do they mention the marriage of William and Martha Devin? Is the Sarah Devin mentioned in the records actually William Sr.'s spouse rather than his sister? Another theory is that the William and Martha Devin mentioned in the parish of Camden records is William Devin and Martha Mitchell and the 2 in 1720 is actually an eight.
| Devin, William Sr. (I0048)
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| 5456 |
William Devin, Sr.'s wife is not named, so she is assumed to have died before the will was written. | Source (S67543)
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| 5457 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0498)
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| 5458 |
William Francis Carter married Sara Mildred TARPLEY who was born 12 DEC 1825 in Halifax Co., Virginia; They were married 28 OCT 1848 in Halifax Co., Virginia | Carter, William Francis (I67863)
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William Garrett and his wife and children were charter members of Greenpond Baptist Church. It is said that they gave the wood for the first little church building. Their love for our Lord and service to Him are a treasured heritage. | Reynolds, William Garrett "Will" (I4022)
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| 5460 |
William Garrett Reynolds published his last will and testament January 9, 1868 and died 19 days later. | Reynolds, William Garrett "Will" (I4022)
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| 5461 |
William Garrett Reynolds was a farmer, and a Baptist. He was a member of the Home Guards during the Civil War. He lived in Both Pittsylvania and Henry Counties, Virginia. His last place of residence was near Climax, Virginia. | Reynolds, William Garrett "Will" (I4022)
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| 5462 |
William Garrett Reynolds was named for his maternal grandmother, Ann Garrett, mother of Sarah Ann Philpott. | Reynolds, William Garrett "Will" (I4022)
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William George 'Buck' Carter m. Elizabeth Patience 'Betsy' Turner; children are Nancy Eveline 1833, Mary E. (Probably Ellen) 1836, Caroline Graves Carter 1838, Martha Booker Carter 1843, Edward Willis Carter 1848, Nannie M. 1856(?) George T. 1850. Eveline Carter m. Phillip McSherry c 1853; Child of Eveline Carter and Phillip McSherry is Aniva Thomas McSherry who married James Morgan Wells. | Carter, William George "Buck" (I12907)
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William Giles married SARAH J. BAKER, February 13, 1877 | Giles, William B. (I10292)
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| 5465 |
William Henry Adkins m. Mary Magdalene Kendrick
http://littlecalamity.tripod.com/Genealogy/AdkinsFamily2.html
..WILLIAM HENRY ADKINS, b. August 03, 1869, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. March 31, 1932, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MARY MAGDALENE KENDRICK, December 31, 1891, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; b. November 30, 1872, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
RALPH G. ADKINS (ANDERSON, HENRY, WILLIAM, WILLIAM, WILLIAM V., JOHN THOMAS, JOHN THOMAS, THOMAS, HENRY) was born December 20, 1836 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died July 03, 1914. He married (1) HEARY ANN REYNOLDS January 15, 1861, daughter of JOHN REYNOLDS and RHODA SMITH. She was born December 09, 1839 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died April 06, 1901. He married (2) MINNIE LEE MAHAN April 29, 1903. She was born March 16, 1874 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
Child of RALPH ADKINS and MINNIE MAHAN is:
...v....RUTH GOLD ADKINS, b. March 08, 1904, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. | Adkins, William Henry (I7852)
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| 5466 |
William is recorded as the paymaster to the Garrison of Chichester. The will of William Reynolds of St. Pancras without the East Gate, Chichester, Sussex, 'gent,' dated 1660-Feb-18 was probated 1664-Apr-9 in Prerogative court of Canterbury, London, which indicates he was either a man of property or held land in more than one ecclesiastical jurisdiction or both. | Reynolds, William T. (I9583)
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| 5467 |
William James Gravitt, 3rd infantry died in June 1865 at Point Lookout after being captured during Lee's Retreat. He was 38 years old and had a newborn son and 5 other young children. | Gravitt, William James (I9049)
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| 5468 |
William Jr. may be from William Sr.'s first wife rather than Elizabeth. | Ward, William Jr. (I6066)
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| 5469 |
William M. T. Turner married Sarah Ann Turner in 1855 | Turner, William M. T. (I9925)
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William Napier, his surety, married Featherston's sister Damaris the year before. Also listed as witnesses are Anthony and Elizabeth Napier Epperson, Featherston Reynolds remains in the county through 1850 when his children are listed on the census as Diney, Elizabeth, Nancy, Thomas, Eracha, Dolly, William, Malissa, and Lorena There are no marriages for these children, and all are gone from the county by the 1860 census. | Family F2125
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| 5471 |
William Oakes, Sr. is listed as parent of the bride for Catherine Oakes marriage to Williamson Reynolds. Surety was posted by George Oakes, presumably her brother and since William Oakes is listed as SR., presumably there would be a junior. | Oakes, William Sr. (I11039)
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| 5472 |
William Reynolds + Martha Cole | Family F1191
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William Vincent Swanson's DOB is the same date as his mother's Date of Death. His mother Sarah E. Swanson as 24 years old. | Swanson, William Vincent (I11963)
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| 5474 |
William, Jr. fought against England in the Revolutionary War (Dessa Hofstetter; "The Devin Family"; page 2; ...William and Sarah Devin's four oldest sons were in the Revolutionary War...). Dessa's booklet also quotes, on page 5, a letter from Robert Ira Devin to Alfred Harrison Devin, saying "My grandfather William Devin, Jr. was born in Pittsylvania County, Va. and was a soldier three years in the War of the Revolution. Two of his brothers, John and Robert, were with him in the army..."
William Jr. participated in the battles of Monmouth, Brandywine, Germantown and others. While in the army, he had small-pox and almost lost his life. His face was left badly marked with pits.
He and his wife, Martha, may have moved to Kentucky in 1785, but returned to Virginia in
1789. William Jr. was a devout member of the Presbyterian Church. His wife described him to be medium size, compactly built about 5 feet 10 or 11 inch, blue eyes, light hair, and weighed about 160 pounds. He had a florid complexion. William Jr. died of cancer 28 April 1810.
1787 Pittsylvania County, Virgina U.S.A. for William Devin, Jr.
Personal Property Tax List: 0 white males 16-21
0 blacks over 16
0 blacks under 16
2 horses, mules, etc.
8 cattle
Note: Either the above list is not complete or the previous paragraph is wrong
about the family being in Kentucky between 1785 and 1789. | Devin, William Jr. (I0038)
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| 5475 |
Willliam and Hannah had three children: one son, who was the oldest, and then two daughters. | Family F2179
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| 5476 |
Wilmer White family & White Walburga Family.
NOTE He has the original Bible. I have copies of the family info. | Source (S04616)
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| 5477 |
Within a year of their marriage in Wills Point, Texas, they moved to the Mackey Estate (her parent's property) in West Millgrove, Ohio [JNT family group sheets; 19981001]. | Family F1062
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| 5478 |
Worked his way through school to become a medical doctor.
Census:
1880 Shelby Co MO Soundex: ED 64 Sh 34
1900 Shelby Co MO Bethel Twp ED 153, Sh 15
Possibly in Benton Co WA 1920 (Soundex: ED 24 Sh 1 w/wife, Frances)
DOB from Ancestral File | Devin, James Franklin (I1305)
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| 5479 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0758)
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| 5480 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0759)
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| 5481 |
World Connect: Allen-Kemp Family Tree.
Sandy Carter (svcarter@carsonsomm.com) | Nelson, Mary Ann (I7330)
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| 5482 |
World War I veteran whose biographical sketch was published in Caswell County in the World War, 1917-1918: Service Records of Caswell County Men, George A. Anderson, Compiler (1921).
1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Lawrence L Powell
Home in 1900: Dan River, Caswell, North Carolina
Age: 12
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1888
Birthplace: North Carolina
Relationship to head-of-house: Son
Parent's Name: Bettie L
Race: White
Household Members: Name Age
Bettie L Powell 53
Lawrence L Powell 12
Arthur G Powell 11
Felix G Powell 8
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Lawrence Lea Powell
City: Blanch
County: Caswell
State: North Carolina
Birthplace: North Carolina;United States of America
Birth Date: 9 Oct 1888
Race: Caucasian (White)
| Powell, Lawrence Lea (I44192)
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World War I veteran whose biographical sketch was published in Caswell County in the World War, 1917-1918: Service Records of Caswell County Men, George A. Anderson, Compiler (1921). | Powell, Robert Guy (I31802)
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| 5484 |
Written 14.October.1868. Filed 24.December.1868 in Polk County, Missouri. | Source (S04319)
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| 5485 |
Wrote a book in his later years about his family, parents & the Flora, Oregon country. | Devin, Ira Holmes (I0008)
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| 5486 |
www.esway.com | Family F1297
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| 5487 |
www.footnotes.us | Source (S67756)
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| 5488 |
Year of marriage based on number of years they were married according to the 1910 Census. | Family F1521
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| 5489 |
Year of marriage maybe 1925 | Family F2493
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| 5490 |
YOB and YOD from headstone in Lawrenceville Cemetery in Illinois. Margaret (1892-1976) also shown on headstone. | Tharp, Leonard (I3841)
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| 5491 |
YOB from Ancestral File
Died in infancy
YOB & YOD is 1882 "The Devin Family" by Dessa | Hughes, Anna Marie (I0773)
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| 5492 |
YOB from Ancestral File | McCoy, Lena (I2921)
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| 5493 |
YOB from Ancestral File | Richardson, James (I0797)
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YOB from FHC #0928908 compiled by Ethel S. Mattingley
YOB & POB from Ancestral File
!MARRIAGE: Pittsylvania Co VA record
Is listed as deceased in her Father's Will dated 25.Nov.1800. | Devin, Margaret (I0056)
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YOB from FHC #0928908 compiled by Ethel S. Mattingley | Devin, Mary (I0057)
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YOB from IGI
MARRIAGE: Pittsylvania Co VA
Name from Nowlin-Stone Genealogy; publ. 1916, SLC, UT
DOD via Ethel S. Mattingley FHC #0928908
Buried Myres-Devin-Madison Cemetery, Marshall Co TN; Tombstone Inscriptions of
Marshall Co TN; by Whitesell; Raleigh NC State Library; GR 929.3 T2 MARS W594t
V.l | Nowlin, Ann Bibb (I2016)
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YOB from Nowlin-Stone Genealogy; publ. 1916 SLC, UT
Census:
1850 Marshall Co TN p 98A
1860 Marshall Co TN p 126A
1870 Marshall Co TN p 205A
!MARRIAGE: Marshall Co TN record by Sistler
MILITARY: Probably served Conf. in 17th TN Inf. #11621
DOB & DOD from gravestone; buried Myres-Devin-Madison Cemetery, Marshall Co TN
Tombstone Inscriptions of Marshall Co TN; by Whitesell; Raleigh NC State
Library; GR 929.3 T2 MARS W 594t V.1 | Devin, David William (I3003)
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| 5498 |
YOB may be 1748. | Daw, Aaron (I1557)
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| 5499 |
YOB maybe 1904 (1).Census: 1910 Polk Co MO ED 156, Sh 17, p 255
Buried Greenwood Cemetery; Cem. Dir. of Polk Co MO | Caldwell, Clyde C. (I0129)
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| 5500 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0785)
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