Husband Benjamin LEWIS 320
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1 M Lebulon LEWIS 320
Born: Cir 1760
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2 F Fannie LEWIS 320
Born: Cir 1762
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Died: 18 Jul 1796 - Southampton County, Virginia 176
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Spouse: James BUTTS, Capt., RS-VA (1757-1835) 684,748
Marr: Apr 1783 - Southampton County, Virginia 176
3 F Elizabeth LEWIS 320
Born: Cir 1766
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4 F Nanney LEWIS 320
Born: Cir 1768
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Spouse: TURNER ( - ) 320
Marr: Cir 1783
5 M Benjamin LEWIS 320
Born: Cir 1770
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6 F Sally LEWIS 320
Born: Cir 1772
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Spouse: ROTCHEL ( - ) 320
Marr: Bef 13 Aug 1788
7 F Jenney LEWIS 320
Born: Cir 1774
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8 F Beckey LEWIS 320
Born: Cir 1776
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SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA - WILLS AND ESTATES - Benjamin Lewis, 13 Aug 1788
Wills: Benjamin LEWIS, St. Luke Parish, Southampton Co, VA (1790)
IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN, I Benjamin LEWIS of the County of Southampton and Parish of St. Luke being in a weak and low state of health but of sound mind and memory do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following, to wit:
Item: I lend to my loving wife the plantation whereon I now live with all the lands adjoyning thereto during her natural life. I also lend to my wife the following negroes: Ceasar, Sam, Stephen, Abram, Will, Tom, Rose, Edy, Velet and Priss during her natural life.
Item: I give and bequeath to my son Lebulan LEWIS my small still that is now in the plantation whereon I now live to him and his heirs forever.
Item: I give and bequeath to my son Benjamin LEWIS my large still that is now standing on the plantation up the creeks which I shall hereafter give to my son Lebulan which said still I give to my son Benjamin to him and his heirs forever.
Item: I give and bequeath to my son Lebulan LEWIS my land and plantation lying up the three creeks ajoining Joshua THORPs land also two negroes namely: George and Luke. I also give my son Lebulan LEWIS half the stock of cattle, hoggs and sheep on the aforesaid plantation, my sialem? mair and hearod? horse, one feather bed and furniture and walnut desk, and one half of the corn and brandy that is made on the aforesaid plantation this year which said land, negroes, stock, horses, furniture and crop I give to my son Lebulan, to him and his heirs forever.
My will and desire is that my estate shall not be appraised.
Item: I give and bequeath to my son Benjamin LEWIS after the death of my wife the plantation whereon I now live with the lands I purchased of Micajah HARISS to him and his heirs forever, also three negroes, namely: Jimmy, Andrew and Marry and after the death of my wife, I give to my son Benjamin two negroes Ceasar and Stephen, also one half of the stock of cattle, hoggs and sheep that is on the plantation at the death of my wife & then to be the choice ones, also two heifers such as my Executors hereafter named shall think will suit him with all my household and kitchen furniture at the death of my wife that is not given to my other children, also my black n meths? tools crosscut and whip saws which said land, negroes, stock of cattle, hogs and sheep, furniture and tools I give to my son Benjamin LEWIS to him and his heirs forever.
Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth BUTTS two negroes namely: Maggy and Silvey, also forty pounds current money which said negroes and money I give to her and her heirs forever.
Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Fanney BUTTS two negroes namely: Lebulow and Peter and twenty five pounds current money which said negroes and money I give to her and her herirs forever, also one feather bed and furniture, three cows and one bay mair which she has in her possession to her and to her heirs forever.
Item: I lend to my daughter Nanney TURNER during her natural life two negroes namely: Joshua and Liddy, also four head of cattle, two mairs, one feather bed and furniture which she has now in possession and after her death I give and bequeath the said negroes, mair, cattle and bed after the death of my daughter Nanney to be equally divided between her two children Elizabeth TURNER and Edwin TURNER to them and their heirs forever.
Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Sally ROOHAL one horse which she has in her possession to her and her heirs.
Item: I lend to my daughter Sally ROTCHEL three negroes namely: Mingo, Fanney, and Sidney during her natural life and after her death I give and bequeath the said negroes with their increase to be equally divided amongst all the children that she shall leave to them and their heirs forever.
Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Beckey LEWIS two negroes Moses and Dareasy with their increase, three cows and calves, one feather bed and furniture, one horse which said negroes, cattle, horse and bed I give to her and her heirs forever.
Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Jenney LEWIS three negroes namely: Warick, Molly, and Cherry, one feather bed and furniture, one horse and one mahogoney chest of drawers which said negroes, bed, horse &c I give to her and her heirs forever.
My will and desire is that all the estate that I have given to my children that is not married to remain in the possession of my Will untill they marry or come of age for which she is to maintain & support them.
Item: I give and bequeath to my loving wife Mary LEWIS one negro name Bob to her and her heirs forever.
Item: I lend to my wife during her natural life all the remainder of my estate that I have not heretofore given away of what kind or nature soever or wheresoever found and my will and desire is that my wife purchase some land ajoining this plantation for my son Benjamin LEWIS if convenient and my will and desire is that after the death of my wife Mary all the estate I have lent her that is not given away be equally divided amongst all my children to them and their heirs forever, and my desire is that my wife make sail of any part of my estate except land or negroes that she think will be to the advantage of the said estate.
And lastly, I constitute appoint my wife Mary LEWIS , my son Lebulan LEWIS and Benjamin BUTTS my hole and sole Executors to this my Last Will and Testament hereby revoking all other Wills by me heretofore made as I have hereunto set my hand and seal this thirteenth day of August 1788.
Benjamin LEWIS (seale)
Signed, sealed and published by the testator to be his Last Will and Testament in presence of: Etheldred TAYLOR James McNIEL Henry X WESTBROOKE his mark John SIMMONS Sr.
At a Court held for the County of Southampton the 11th day of October 1790
This Will was presented in Court by Benjamin BUTTS, the Executor therein named, proved by the oaths of Etheldred TAYLOR and John SIMMONS Sr, two of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded and on the motion of the said Executor, who made oath according to law, certificate is granted him for obtaining a Probat thereof in due form giving security whereupon &c.
Source: Library of Virginia, Will Book 4, 1783-1797, Southampton Co, VA Reel 17, pages 383-385 [http://files.usgwarchives.org/va/southampton/wills/lewis01.txt]
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Mary is named as the wife of Benjamin LEWIS of Southampton County, Virginia, in his Will dated 13 August 1788: "Item: I give and bequeath to my loving wife Mary LEWIS one negro name Bob to her and her heirs forever. Item: I lend to my wife during her natural life all the remainder of my estate that I have not heretofore given away of what kind or nature soever or wheresoever found and my will and desire is that my wife purchase some land ajoining this plantation for my son Benjamin LEWIS if convenient and my will and desire is that after the death of my wife Mary all the estate I have lent her that is not given away be equally divided amongst all my children to them and their heirs forever, and my desire is that my wife make sail of any part of my estate except land or negroes that she think will be to the advantage of the said estate."
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1 M Dr. Robert H. HENDRICK 949,1426
AKA: Robert HENDRIX
Born: Cir 1760
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Died: Bef 4 Oct 1805 - Richland County, South Carolina
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Spouse: Mary DANIELL (1765-Bef 1797)
Marr: 21 May 1795 - Columbia, South Carolina
Spouse: Mary STANLEY (Abt 1779-1859) 949,950
Marr: After Feb 1800 - Richland County, South Carolina 949
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Mary HENDRICK is named by her son, Robert HENDRICK, in his Will of 17 September 1805: "I give devise and bequeath to my mother Mary HENDRICK the following Negroes Viz: Eley, a fellow named Tom, one other fellow named Armistad during her natural life, and at her death the said Negroes to be divided equally between my two Sisters Martha DUKES and Sarah HENDRICK to them and their Heirs and assigns forever. I give devise and bequeath to my said Mother the House wherein she now lives with a quarter Acre of Land containing fifty two feet front on Washington Street and two hundred and eight feet deep to be enjoyed by her during her natural life and at her Death I give and bequeath the said House and Land to my s'd two Sisters Martha DUKES and Sarah HENDRICK to them and to their Heirs and assigns forever. It is also my will and desire that my Mother and two Sisters shall have one year's provisions from the Plantation sufficient for the Family's use,... In Witness whereof I do hereunto set my hand and Seal this Seventeenth day of September in the year of our Lord one Thousand Eight hundred and five. R. HENDRICK"
Husband Joseph H. BINGE 1427
Born: Dec 1864 - Illinois 1427
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Wife Mary 1427
Born: Jan 1866 - Wisconsin 1427
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1 F Jenney L. BINGE 1427,1428
Born: Feb 1888 - Iowa 1427
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Spouse: Austin CASADY (1863-1946) 1429
Marr: Abt 1907
Husband Henry COOKE 185
Born: 26 Feb 1747 - Virginia 185
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Father: William COOKE IV ( -Bet 1764/1764) 185
Mother: Elizabeth RIVES ( - ) 185
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1 F Mary COOKE (details suppressed for this person)
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3 M Uriah COOKE (details suppressed for this person)
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4 M Harry COOKE (details suppressed for this person)
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5 M Jack COOKE (details suppressed for this person)
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6 M Alexander COOKE (details suppressed for this person)
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7 F Silvia COOKE (details suppressed for this person)
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Is this Mary LUCAS, sister of Rebecca who married Henry's brother, Richard COOKE???
Husband William PIKE 1430
Born: Oct 1875 - Georgia 1430
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Marriage: Abt 1894
Other Spouse: Myra (Abt 1888- ) 1431 - Abt 1908
Wife Mary 1430
Born: Oct 1873 - Georgia 1430
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1 F Florence PIKE 1430
Born: Jul 1895 - Georgia 1430
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2 M Isaac M. PIKE 1430,1431
AKA: Isaac S. PIKE 105
Born: Oct 1899 - Georgia 1430
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Spouse: Sarah Lee DANIEL (1907-1991) 105
Marr: Bef 1923
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1900 U.S. Census, Georgia, Heard County, Franklin; Series: T623 Roll: 204 Page: 82:
52 52 PIKE William Head W M Oct 1875 24 M 6 GA GA GA Farm laborer;
-- Mary Wife Oct 1873 26 M 6 2 2 GA GA GA;
-- Florence Dau W F July 1895 4 S GA GA GA;
-- Isaac Son W M Oct 1899 7/12 S GA GA GA.
1910 U.S. Census, Georgia, Heard County, Franklin; Series: T624 Roll: 193 Page: 261:
171 171 PIIKE William Head M W 32 M2 2 GA GA GA Farmer Home farm;
-- Miri Wife F W 22 M1 2 1 1 GA GA GA;
-- Florence Dau F W 13 S GA GA GA Farm laborer Home farm;
-- Isac [ sic] M. Son M W 10 S GA GA GA Farm laborer Home farm;
-- Andrew J. Son M W 11/12 S GA GA GA.
1920 U.S. Census, Georgia, Heard County, Franklin Militia District 788; Series: T625 Roll: 262 Page: 221:
Fm 132 134 PIKE Bill Head M W 48 M GA GA GA Farmer Farm;
-- Nyra Wife F W 27 M GA GA GA Laborer home farm;
-- Florence Dau F W 21 S GA GA GA Laborer Home farm;
-- Isaac Son M W 19 S GA GA GA Laborer Home Farm;
-- Willie Dau F W 7 S GA GA GA;
-- Ora Lee Dau F W 6 S GA GA GA;
-- Helen Dau F W 2 S GA GA GA.
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Mary ___, first wife if William PIKE is presumed to have died before 1908, the approximate year that William married second Myra ____.
Husband William HURT (details suppressed for this person)
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1 F Rebecca HURT 1432
Born: 1 Apr 1802
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Buried: Good Hope Baptist Church Cemetery - Russell County, Alabama
Spouse: Peterson HARRIS (After 1795-1826) 1432
Marr: 28 Nov 1816 - Hancock County, Georgia
Spouse: Colonel Wilkins SMITH (1806-1849)
Marr: 22 Jan 1828 - Hancock County, Georgia
Husband James CHAPPELL II 617
Born: Cir 1720 - Virginia 1433
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Father: James CHAPPELL I (1694-1769) 670
Mother: Elizabeth BRIGGS (Cir 1700-1744) 615
Marriage: Bef Sep 1773 1434
Other Spouse: Elizabeth BRIGGS (Cir 1723-1762) 617 - Bef 1743
Other Spouse: Judith RIVES (1744-1769) 1433 - Bef Oct 1765 1433
Wife Mary 1434
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Husband William COCKE
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1 M Nicholas COCKE
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2 M Richard COCKE
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3 M Thomas COCKE
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4 M William COCKE
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5 F Mary COCKE
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The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Volume 5, Virginia Historical Society, William Glover Stanard, pages as noted:
"THE COCKES OF SURRY AND PRINCESS ANNE"
"About the year 1685 (some ten or fifteen years before Secretary William COCKE came over from Suflolk to James City county), three brothers. William COCKE, Walter COCKE (soon after the Norman Conquest we meet with a Walter COCKE in County Kent) and Captain Thomas COCKE, and their cousin, Captain Christopher COCKE, landed in Lower Norfolk* (and probably, like Richard COCKE,1 at Lynnhaven Bay). In a few years we find William and Walter settled in Surry county (where Captain William POWELL [ 162o] and John BRASHEAR lived), and Thomas and Christopher near what is now Portsmouth, in Lower Norfolk. In the early records of Lower Norfolk we find many references to Captain Thomas and Captain Christopher, and some to William and Walter COCKE (about 1690-91)." [p.181]
"In 1699 William COCKE patents 500 acres of land for transportation of nine persons\emdash William COCK, Jr., Walter COCK, Nicholas COCK, Richard COCK, Thomas COCK, Christopher COCK, Edward HOPKINS and William THOMAS." [p.181]
"Thomas COCKE died in 1697, quite a young man, as may be assumed. William COCKE. Walter COCKE, Thomas MASON and Christopher COCKE were his executors. He had only two children, both daughters, Mary and Anne. He left four plantations\emdash one to each of his daughters, the other two to be sold by his executors. He gives to the daughters all his " plate, jewelry, a gold chaine, gold rings, five or six broad pieces of gold, &c." "The servants on the plantation" to be kept or sold as executors shall determine. To his cousin, Christopher COCKE, "my black horse, with bridle and saddle, and my Rapier, belt, and one broad piece of gold. & 10,000 pounds of tobacco for his services in collecting my debt, &c." Unto his cousins, John and Mary BELITHO, Edw'd MOSELEY, Sr., his brothers Walter and William, his cousin Christopher COCKE, & Thomas MASON, unto each a mourning ring. All rest of estate, such as negroes, &c., he gives to his daughters." [p.182]
"Captain Christopher COCKE* in the year 1700 was the clerk of Princess Anne county (the second who held that office). He continued to serve the county in this capacity until his death in 1716... He leaves his property to his daughters, which does not appear to have been very large, and he commits his three daughters, Mary, Ann, and August to the care and bringing up of his " Uncle & Aunt BOLITHOE" until the age of sixteen," to be brought up by them in a christian and virtuous manner in such learning and housewifery as are suitable for their sex. quality, and degree;" and his daughter Elizabeth he commits to the care of his uncle, William..."
"These Princess Anne and Surry COCKEs, came, as we have ascertained, to Lower Norfolk and Surry about the years 1685-90 from the county of Cornwall, England, and from the extreme southwestern point of England\emdash from Helstone on Mounts Bay. some 15 miles east of Lind's End."
"At the eastern extremity of Cornwall, on the coast, in the adjoining county of Devon, is Plymouth, and we may remember that it was from Plymouth that Captain William COCKE, called "The Cocke of the Game," in the time of the Spanish Armada, fitted out his own private vessel, and was killed in an engagement with the Spaniards. He had for a coat-of-arms, "Ar a cher engr betw 3 cocks heads sa a canton H. charged with an anchor or." He was of course connected with these Cornwall Cockes. On the other side of England, at Norwich, we find in "The Visitation of London," 1633, a pedigree and coat-of-arms of Peter COCK. "Cocks [3] under Lion Rampant. Non vi sed voce." See Vol. I, 177. The celebrated Captain George COCKE, so often mentioned in Pepys' Diary, who was of Newcastle, Northumberland county, had the same arms.*
These of course are all related. Indeed, at this time the Cockes of England were in Hertford and Suffolk and Norfolk, Essex, Northumberland and Scotland, and in the west in Gloucestershire, near Malvern Hills, their headquarters. From Gloucester they had moved down to Devon, and thence to Cornwall. We hope in a future article to present an account of this connection at this time in England, where the family was widely connected with the nobility and landed gentry of the old country."
"* The arms of the Newcastle COCKEs were three cocks, crest a single cock, motto ttmprr vifrtfans. Dr. Daniel coxe (the promoter of the Huguenot emigration to Virginia) had a very similar coat.of.arms.
One would little suspect that COCKE and Gogg1a are the same name In Campbell's " History of Virginia," page 163. we have the followmg reference to " Master GOOKINS" at Newport News\emdash he. is speaking of the massacre of 1622, when Captain Nathaniel POWELL and family were killed by the Indians at Powell's B'ook\emdash : " Nevertheless," he says, "a planter ' Master GOOKINS.' at Newport News, refused to abandon his plantation, and with thirty.f1ve men resolutely held it. He was the most prominent citizen in Upper Norfolk. The family of Gooken is ancient, and appears to have been found originally at Canterbury, in Kent, England. The name has undergone successive changes\emdash Colkin, Cockm, Cockayn, Cocyn, Cokin. Gockin, Gokin, Gookin, Gookins, Gookintr. and others. The early New England settlers spelled it 'Goggin.'" ....
Daniel GOOKIN removed to Ireland, whence he came to Virginia in 1621, " with fifty men of his own, and thirty passengers, exceedingly well furnished," and planted himself at Newport News. The arms of this family were : Quarterly, first, gules, a chevron ermine between three cocks. Second and third, sable, a cross crosslet, ermine. Fourth, or, a lion rampant. Crest, on a mural crown, gules, a cock, or beaked and legged azure, combed and wattled gu These are precisely the arms of the famous family of the Cock. aynes in England and Ireland."
"William COCKE and his brother Walter, as we have said, came over to Surry in 1690. The first mention we have of William COCKE is in a deed of 1692 from John BRASHEAR, styled in the deed "of Nansemond Co., now of Surry." The deed is signed by Thomas COCKE,5 of Henrico, and Mary BRASHEAR I BRAZIER, BRASSEUR , BRAZURE), his wife. The meeting indicates that the Cockes of Henrico were relatives of the newcomers. There is a power of attorney in the Norfolk Co. Records from William to his brother, Thomas COCKE, dated 1 1 July, 1692, authorizing him to sell the plantation and grist-mill in Surry Co., probably the same he had bought from John BRASHEAR; which sale was never effected, the property being left to Nicholas COCKE by his father, William, in 1720, in which year William COCKE died. His will appoints his wife Mary his executor. To Nicholas* he leaves the property above-referred to, and the bulk of his real estate, and also his book-binding and his smith's tools. He leaves his son Richard1 150 acres of land, and to his son Thomas' 400 acres on the Nottoway river. To his son William* he leaves the property on which he lived, after the death of his wife, and legacies to his daughter, Mary SPRATLEY.*"
"*An old family in Surry. William SPRATLEY was Member of Committee of Safety for James City 1774. In 1824 Peter H. SPRATLEY, Richard COCKE, John PETER, Nicholas FAULCON, and John FAULCON were County Committee of Surry in Presidential Election."
"William COCKE was a justice of Surry county in 1699; James MASON and Nathaniel HARRISON being justices at the same date. The Harrisons came from Surry, and this Nathaniel HARRISON was in 1720 one of the executors of Richard COCKE,* of Henrico. James MASON was a son of Francis MASON, father of Col. Lemuel MASON, of Lower Norfolk.
Among the justices in 1702, we find the names of William BROWNE, James MASON, William COCK, &c.
Our next record is in 1714, when we find William COCK, Walter COCK, Robert RUFH'N, Henry HARRISON, Wm. EDWARDS, Ethelred TAYLOR, (progenitor of the Taylors, of Southampton), John ALLEN, clerk."
"According to the genealogy of Mr. Thomas M. Clemans, of Philadelphia, he left the following children: 1. Nicholas,1 d. 1748. 2. Richard.* 3. William,* d. 1732 (m. Ann FLOOD, dan. of Walter FLOOD. Col. John FLUDD was Speaker of the House of Burgesses from Charles City in 1652). 4. Thomas. 5. Mary, m. SPRATLEY"
"We know nothing of Richard,' William,* Thomas,1 or Mary.2 The line of Nicholas* was perpetuated and is given below." [Not copied here.]
Per this abstract, William named his wife, four sons, a daughter and two grandchildren in his Will. "Wills and Administrations of Surry County, Virginia, 1671-1750" by Eliza Timberlake Davis, 1980, notes excerpted by Mark A. Murphy, 10 May 2002], p.34:
"COCKE, William: Leg. - To son, Nicholas COCKE, all land that I hold on southwest side of Birchen Swamp and that purchased of Richard HIDE, Sr., also land purchased of Mr. John BRASHARE and all bookbinding tools. To son, Richard COCKE, land bought of William HALSO and also from Richard HIDE over the county road, 150 acres reserving one-half acre for my son William COCKE's warehouse and one-half acre to Thoams COCKE to build a warehouse. To son, Thomas COCKE, land on Nottoway River-- 400 acres where Lemon [probably Simon] MURFREY now dwelleth. To son, William COCKE, the plantation where I now live on and the land bought of Richard WIGGINS and John WIGGINS after the decease of my wife, Mary COCKE, and to son, Nicholas COCKE, to be free and have land bought from WIGGINS. To daughter, Mary SPRATLEY, 30 lbs., to son, Thomas, a quarter part of my sloop and cargo discounting his wages for the last voyage and the present voyage. To granddaughter, Frances COCKER, 5 lbs. To granddaughter, Eliza. SPRATLEY, 5 lbs. All other estate to my wife. 29 Apr 1720. Prob.:19 Oct., 1720. Wit: Walter COCKE, John DAWSON, Mary DAWSON. Book 7, p. 282." [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~freshnup/markmurph/text/4.1.30M.txt]
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Husband Nathaniel BRIGGS 1435
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Father: Samuel BRIGGS (Abt 1672- ) 40
Mother: Mary BAILEY ( -After 1752) 40
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Husband Thomas CHAPPELL 91
Born: Bef 1727 91
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Father: Samuel CHAPPELL (Cir 1696-Bef 1749) 670
Mother: Elizabeth SCOTT ( -Bet 1760/1761) 671
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Wife Mary 91
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Husband Micajah JOHNS (details suppressed for this person)
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1 F Mary JOHNS
Born: Mar 1777 - Virginia
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Spouse: James McGEHEE (1770-1826) 1436
Marr: Bef 1826
Spouse: Myles GREENE (1767-1853)
Marr: Bef 1853
Husband James HEATH II
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Father: James I. HEATH ( -Bef 1703)
Mother: Ann ( -Abt 1723)
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1 M James HEATH III
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2 M Thomas HEATH
Born: After 13 Jan 1706 - Princess Ann County, Virginia
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"Bonded Passengers to America" 9 vols: In 3, 1685, page 92: "Heale (Heath), James." [Jolene Noteboom]
Title: Heath, James.
Publication: 21 October 1687.
Other Format: Available on microfilm/ Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Note: Location: Lower Norfolk County.
Description: 550 acres in Curretuck precinques on the eastward side of the North River. Beg.g at a cedar post being a corner betwixt him and Joseph Chase.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 7, 1679-1679-1689 (v.1 & 2 p. 1-719), p. 631 (Reel 7).
Part of the index to the recorded copies of patents for land issued by the Secretary of the Colony serving as the colonial Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia.
System Number 000767856
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James HEATH is named in the 20 December 1702 Will of his father, James I. HEATH : "I give and bequeath unto my son James HEATH my plantation whereon I now live only be given to his brother Robert HEATH two hundred acres of land whene ye sd Robert HEATH shall come to ye age of twenty one____ the sd land being commonly known by ye Eagles Nest Ridge on ye eastward side of ye little pond where I now live, to them and their heires lawfully begotten of their body forever ... It. I give to my son James HEATH one young cow being of my own mark with her increase forever immediately after my decease..."
James HEATH [Jr.]'s Last Will and Testament is dated 13 January 1727/8 in Princess Anne County, Virginia. It was proven in court on 3 April 1728. In it James names his wife Mary, sole exectutrix, and sons James and Thomas who each received acreage. Thomas had not yet become of age. [Deed Book 4, p. 167]
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Named in James Heath II's LW&T, dated 13 January 1727/8.
Husband Nicholas PERKINS 678
Born: - England
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Died: Abt 1658 - Henrico County, Virginia
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Wife Mary 678
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Died: Bef Aug 1668
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Other Spouse: Dr. Richard PARKER (Bef 1635-Bef 1677) 677 - Abt 1658 - Virginia
Children
1 F Lydia PERKINS 678
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Died: Bef Oct 1692 - James City County, Virginia 1437
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Spouse: John NOWELL ( - ) 678
Marr: After 1658
2 F Elizabeth PERKINS
Born: Abt 1643
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3 M Nicholas PERKINS
Born: Abt 1647
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Died:
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Husband Dr. Richard PARKER 677
Born: Bef 1635
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Died: Bef 3 Jul 1677 - Surry County, Virginia
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Mother: Elizabeth ( - )
Marriage: Abt 1658 - Virginia
Other Spouse: Judith ( -1682) - Bef 20 Aug 1668 - Isle of Wight County, Virginia
Wife Mary 678
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Died: Bef Aug 1668
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Other Spouse: Nicholas PERKINS ( -Abt 1658) 678
Children
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Dr. Richard Parker was born before 1635 if he is the son of "Elizabeth PARKER, widow," named in the 1669 record below. Richard apparently married twice, first to Mary, widow of Nicholas Perkins, and second to his widow, Judith, administrix of his estate in 1677.
Probably in August 1656, shortly after the agreement of July 31, was signed, Dr. Richard Parker and the widow Mary Perkins were married. Certainly NICHOLAS PERKINS was only recently dead--his will was not even offered for probate until the September Court--but with the scarcity of women in the early days of the Colony and the economic difficulties which faced a widow with children prompt remarriages were the rule of the times.
From the website, Nicholas Perkins & Elizabeth Hardynge [http://pages.prodigy.net/blankenstein/nicholas_perkins_&_elizabeth_hardynge.htm]:
VIRGINIA COLONIAL ABSTRACTS Fleet 975.5 F Vol 10, p. 48 C 10 page 62: This present writing witnesseth that I Richard Parker Do freely give consent to & with Mary Perkins that she shall make over unto her selfe all the estate which her late Dec'd husband left her by his will Doth appe, both here & in England & further I do enjoyne my sleft to bring her children up to Learning to the true intent & meaning hereof I the sd Richard Parker hereunto sett my hand Dated this last Day of July 1656 Test Richd Parker
Richard Delabere Recorded 7br 5 Seq (5th Sept 1656)
The will of NICHOLAS PERKINS was presented to the court at Westover in September 1656. Page 67 of the Charles City Records reads. "A probat of the last will and testamt of NICHOLAS PERKINS Decd this day proved in cort is granted to Richd PARKER who married the relect and exex of the said decedt." Unfortunately a copy of the will has not been found in the existing records.
Another agreement made by Dr. Parker is recorded on p. 87 of the same records. it was made Mar. 17, 1656, and produced in Court and recorded Apr. 5, 1657: "Whereas I Richard PARKER chirurgeon did formally freely consent and agree to the signing sealing delivery & in a... estate belonging to my now wife Mary PARKER now know yee that I sd Rich PARKER for divers good causes and considerations moving me thereto friendly & freely confirm to sd Deeds children by these...I so friendly and freely make over to my sd wife MARY all the crop that her two boyes or servts shall make this ensuering yeare and after so long as they have to serve or any other things or servts which shall be sent from her further at any time or times whatsoever. to have and to hold as her owne property and free the sd two servts wch goods or servants already sent out, to be sent unto my sd wife, unto her for ever without any let or hinderance of me the sd Richd PARKER or any other person & ... In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seale this 17th day of March 1656." It was signed, sealed, and acknowledged in the presence of Daniel LLEWELLYN and John ASTE and recorded by Howell PRYSE, clerk.
p. 52 C 10 page 67 4 Oct 1656 A probat of the last will and testament of NICHOL: PERKINS Dec'd this Day proved in Court is granted to Richard Parker who married the relect and exerx of the sd Dec'edt
Vol 11 p. 18 C 11 page 159: Be it knowe unto all men by these presents that I Richd PARKER haveing exchanged one cowe called Rose w'ch belonged to Elizabeth the orphane of NICHOL' PERKINS dec'd & delivered the same unto Capt otho Southcott for the use of Robert ROWSE, which I hereby confirm unto him & his heirs exrs adm'rs & assigna for ever with all increase, Do therefore xx in lieu xx & for the better breed profitt & increase for the sd orphane give xx for the use of the sayd orphane one cow called Gentle xx & one cow calfe that came of her of the same mark: As also unto Lydia PERKINS one heyfer of about two years & a halfe old named Coale xx To have hold & enjoy the sd cattell with all increase profitt & produce threof unto the sd children xx Witness my hand 8br qr 1658. Wit Rich PARKER Wm FFISHER
Recognet: in Cur 8br 4 1658 rec 8br 27 Sequ qr for quarter - fourth. Note: 8br qr 1858 October 4, 1658.
1658 - Dr. Richard PARKER of Henrico County, Virginia gave a heifer to Lydia PERKINS, daughter of Nicholas and Mary PERKINS. "When Lydia's father died, her mother married Dr. Richard PARKER, an Henrico County neighbor." [SVG, Pritchett, p. 2699]
Records of Richard PARKER and the family of Nicholas and Mary PERKINS are in Henrico and neighboring Charles City counties.
From: Chapter 17 Parker Family, http://www.nhn.ou.edu/~parker/Genealogy/Ancestors/Books/PARKER-Drew.pdf -
1668 - "HUNTT, William: Dying intestate, administration requested by Richard PARKER, who married Judith, the relict of the said HUNTT. 1 May 1668. R. 20 Aug 1668. Security, Francis BAKER, Thomas EDWARDS."10 [10 "Administrations & Probates, p. 15" Chapman, Blanche Adams, Wills and Administrations of Isle of Wight County,Virginia, p. 66]
1669 - "Elizabeth PARKER, widow, brought Gilbert PLATT to Virginia before 1635 to work as a servant, and he appeared again as a headright for Richard PARKER in 1669." [SVG, Pritchett, p, 2790] [Elizabeth PARKER, widow, mother of Dr. Richard PARKER?]
1673 - "A true List of ye. Tithables in Surry County taken ye. 10th.? (20th.?) June 1673. "Rich. PARKER
.3 [tithables]
" 15 [15 Haun, Weynette Parks, Surry County, Virginia, Court Records, 1672-1682, Book III, p. 20]
1673 - "Richd. PARKER, 314 acs., Surry Co., upon the maine Blackwater Sw., adj. Mr. Jno. BARKER; 20 Dec. 1673.
1677 - Trans. of 7 pers: Jasper GRANTUM, David PHILLIPS, Evan DAVIS, Wm. MARRIOTT, Richd. PARKER, twice; Jno. WATKIN."16 [16 "Patent Book No. 6, p. 505" Nugent, Nell Marion, Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume Two: 1666-1695, p. 144]
1677 - "July 3d. 1677
Administration is granted Judeth PARKER on the Estate of her deced. Husband Rich PARKER giveing Caution therefore According to Law. Judith PARKER presents Mr. Wm. CARPINDER and Mr. Wm. NANCE securitys for her Admistracon of her deced. Husbands Estate which are Accepted and the Clke. Ordrd. to take bond."22 [22 Haun, Weynette Parks, Surry County, Virginia, Court Records, 1672-1682, Book III, p. 63]
1677 - "[1677]
Mr. Jno. KING & Mr. Hezekiah BUNNELL are ordrd. to meete and appraize the Estate of Rich. PARKER deced."23 [23 Haun, Weynette Parks, Surry County, Virginia, Court Records, 1672-1682, Book III, p. 64]
Husband Richard PARKER II
Born: Bet 1668 and 1678
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Died: Bet 4/3/1744 - 19 Feb 1750
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Father: Dr. Richard PARKER (Bef 1635-Bef 1677) 677
Mother: Judith ( -1682)
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Wife Mary
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Died: After 19 Feb 1751
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Children
1 F Ann PARKER
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Spouse: PHILLIPS ( - )
Marr: Bef 1744
2 M Richard PARKER III 677,1438
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Died: Bet 20 Jan and 16 Apr 1751 - Surry County, Virginia 36
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Spouse: Judith WATSON (After 1700- ) 677
Spouse: Sarah JARRELL ( -After 1751)
3 F Faith PARKER 1439
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Spouse: John HUNT ( -Bef 1769) 1439
Marr: Bef 1744
4 F Judith PARKER 35
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Died: Bef 9 Jul 1778
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Spouse: Benjamin CLEMENTS (Abt 1703-Bef 1778) 625
5 F Hannah PARKER
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Spouse: SESSIONS ( - )
Marr: Bef 1744
6 M William PARKER 641
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Died: 7 Mar 1768 - Sussex County, Virginia 641
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Spouse: Sarah JONES (Cir 1722- ) 641
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Richard PARKER [II], was born about 1669, was a son of Richard Parker and his wife Judith, widow of William HUNT. Richard [II] married Mary.
Excerpts from: Chapter 17 Parker Family, http://www.nhn.ou.edu/~parker/Genealogy/Ancestors/Books/PARKER-Drew.pdf -:
Richard PARKER [II]'s father died before 3 Jul 1677 in Surry County, Virginia.
"4 May 1682. Wm. HUNT, Maj. Arthur ALLEN, Benjamin HARRISON, bound to the Court for 60,000 lbs. tob. William HUNT to pay to Richard PARKER, orphan son of Richard PARKER, deceased, a child's part of his late mother, Judith PARKER's estate when he is of age. "Wit.: John THOMPSON, Wm. EDWARDS."29 [29 "Book II, 1671-1684, p. 18" Davis, Eliza Timberlake, Surry County Records, Surry County, Virginia, 1652-1684, p. 125]
"Mr. Richard WASHINGTON, 772 acs., Surry Co., 23 Oct. 1690. Beg. by the main Black Water; adj. Joshua PROCTOR & Natha. ROBERTS; Wm. WRAY's; and Richard PARKER; 200 acs. granted him, 20 Apr 1685; 572 acs. for Imp. of 12 pers: Jno. SCOT, Tho. ROBERTS, Wm. WOODHOUSE, Jone PHILLIPS, Richd. VINCENT, Jno. JAMES; Sambo, Dick, Tom, Mingo, Jack, Mary Negroes."31 [31 "Patent Book No. 8, p. 88" Nugent, Nell Marion, Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume Two: 1666-1695, p. 351]
"16 May 1692 ... Richard PARKER to Richard WASHINGTON for 2000 pounds tobacco ... 80 acres at the mouth of Spring Branch and adjoining said PARKER and the Blackwater Swamp. Wit: Elizabeth CLEMENTS and Francis CLEMENTS[*], Richard PARKER Rec: 17 May 1692."39 [39 "Surry County Deeds, Wills, Etc. #4, 1687-1694, p. 265" Hopkins, William Lindsay, Surry County, Virginia, Deeds, 1684-1733, and other Court Papers, p. 36] [*Elizabeth and Francis CLEMENTS are the parents of Benjamin CLEMENTS, Richard PARKER's son-in-law, the husband of Richard's daughter Judith. RLD]
"Nov 1693
Richard PARKER haveing been Sumoned an Evidence on behalfe of Richard WASHINGTON against William WRAY and attended one day It is Ordered that the said WASHINGTON pay the said PARKER for the same forty pounds of tobo. according to Law with Costs als. Exo."40 [40 Haun, Weynette Parks, Surry County, Virginia, Court Records, 1691-1700, Book V, p. 41]
"[ca. Dec 1694] Abraham EVANS of Southwarke Parish in Surry County to John RAWLINGS of the same ... 100 acres bounded by a patent of the said EVANS, a patent for 472 acres lately granted to the said EVANS on 20 Oct 1689 and land of Richard PARKER. (Elizabeth EVANS, wife of Abraham EVANS, relinquished her Right of Dower.) Wit: William COCKE & John COLIER Abraham (X) EVANS Elizabeth (X) EVANS Rec.: 1 Jan 1694"41 [41 "Surry County Deeds, Wills, Etc. #5, 1694-1709, p. 32 - Hopkins, William Lindsay, Surry County, Virginia, Deeds, 1684-1733, and other Court Papers, p. 45]
"Richard PARKER, 39 acs., Up. Par. of Surry Co.; adj. Abraham EVANS; & his own land; 28 Oct 1697. Trans. of Tho. JEFFERSON."42 [42 "Patent Book No. 9, p. 127" - Nugent, Nell Marion, Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume Three: 1695-1732, p. 17]
"7 May 1700 ... Abraham EVANS and wife, Elizabeth EVANS, to Christopher FOSTER for 3100 pounds tobacco... 300 acres in Southwarke Parish adjoining Mr. John BARKER (?), Richard PARKER, John RAWLINGS and said EVANS. Wit: Francis SOWERBY, James DAVIS and Water FLOOD Abraham (X) EVANS Elizabeth (X) EVANS Rec.: 7 May 1700"43 [43 "Surry County Deeds, Wills, Etc. #5, 1694-1709, p. 203 - Hopkins, William Lindsay, Surry County, Virginia, Deeds, 1684-1733, and other Court Papers, p. 58]
"Richard PARKER Jr. (II), the former orphan, held 269 acres in the Quit Rents of 1704. He patented 39 acres in 1697 and 540 acres in 1715.32 The Council, on 16 April 1706, made the following decision: 'Captain Wm. HUNT made an entry for a parcel of land on Austin's Branch and bounding on his own line said land having been entered by Richard PARKER and William EDMUNDS. It is of the opinion of the Council that the said PARKER and EDMUNDS having made the first entry ought to be preferred, but if any surplus land remain Capt. HUNT should have leave to patent.33 In 1725 Nathaniel HARRISON was granted 1200 acres in Surry adjoining the lands of Richard PARKER and William WYCHE. 34 [34 "ex. Jr. Council IV-93" Boddie, John Bennett, Historical Southern Families, Vol. V, p. 46.]
"Richard PARKER, 90 acs. (N.L.), Surry Co.; on E. Side of the Double Branch; 12 July 1718. 10 Shill."51 [51 "Patent Book No. 10, p. 391" - Nugent, Nell Marion, Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume Three: 1695-11732, p. 206]
"10 Aug 1718 ... Richard Parker to Henry HARRISON for 5 shillings ... 270 acres on north side of Blackwater Swamp. Wit: William GRAY, Jr., John FOSTER and William HALT (HOLT?) Richard PARKER Rec.: 20 Aug 1718"52 [52 "Surry County Deeds, Wills, Etc. #7, 1715-1730, p. 138 - Hopkins, William Lindsay, Surry County, Virginia, Deeds, 1684-1733, and other Court Papers, p. 104]
"12 Feb 1720 ... Richard PARKER of Lyons Creek Parish to Silvanus STOKES of the same for 5 shillings ... 90 acres on south side of Nottoway River (being a patent to said PARKER dated 12 Jul 1718). Wit: Thomas COCKS and George CUTTS Richard PARKER Rec.: 15 Feb 1720"53 [53 "Surry County Deeds, Wills, Etc. #7, 1715-1730, p. 303 - Hopkins, William Lindsay, Surry County, Virginia, Deeds, 1684-1733, and other Court Papers, p. 112]
"William EDMUNDS, 75 acs. (N.L.), Surry Co.; N. side of Nottoway Riv., & on both sides of Austin's Br; adj. Richard PARKER; John HUNT; & his own land; 28 Sep 1732. 10 Shill."54 [54 "Patent Book No. 14, p. 494" - Nugent, Nell Marion, Cavaliers and Pioneers, Volume Three: 1695-11732, p. 422]
[Comment: The above is curious. Why would Richard PARKER sell 270 acres for the token price of 5 shillings? Such deeds are usually indications of a deed of gift to a daughter, son, or son-in-law, but so far as we know there was no daughter of Richard PARKER who married a Harrison.] SEVERAL DEEDS IN A ROW HERE ARE "FAMILY PRICES"?
"29 Jun 1739. This deed witnesses that FRANK, WAYNOKE ROBIN, SAM, ROBIN SCHOLLAR, CHERINO, GREAT PETER, HARRISON, DOCTOR TOM, The Chief men of the Nottoway Indians, with the consent of John SIMMONS, Thos. COCKE & Benja. EDWARDS, for 6 £ 16 [shillings] to said Chief men in hand paid, have granted to Richard PARKER, 340 acres, parcel of the said circular tract of land, bounded by the north side of the Redy (Reedy) branch, Richard PARKER Jr., the flat side Meadow branch, as by a plat & survey of James BAKER, Gent., Surveyor of IW. Signed \endash HARRISON (3 his mark), CHERINO (| his mark), DOCTOR TOM (o his mark), Robert SCHOLLAR, FRANK (C his mark), SAM (U his mark), PETER (U his mark), WAYNOKE (o his mark) ROBIN. Wit \endash J. SIMMONS, Thos: COCKE, Jas BAKER, Henry SIMMONS, Benja. CLEMENTS, Wm. ANDREWS. Recorded 26 Nov 1739."58 [58 T.L.C. Genealogy, Isle of Wight County, Virginia, Deeds, 1736-1741, p. 56]
"21 Jul 1747
William HINES of Albemarle Parish to his daughter, Sarah DRAKE the wife of Lazarus DRAKE, for Love and Affection
100 acres in Albemarle Parish on south side of Atchamoosock Swamp and bounded by James REN, John HINES, William HINES, Benjamin CLEMENTS and Richard PARKER. Wit: Gilbert (X) HAY and Thomas (X) SOWERSBY Rec.: 21 Jul 1747 William (X) HINES"59 [59 "Surry County Deed Book #5, 1746-1749, p. 57" Hopkins, William Lindsay, Surry County, Virginia, Deeds and Estate Accounts, 1734-1755, p. 96]
"Richard PARKER II made his will 3 April 1744, probated 19 February 1750/1; legatees were: daughters Ann PHILLIPS, Faith HUNT, Judith CLEMENTS, Hannah SESSIONS; son-in-law Benjamin CLEMENTS, husband of Judith; grandson Frederick PARKER, son of Richard PARKER III; son, William PARKER, Wits: Elizabeth JONES, Jr., Robert JONES, Jr., Elizabeth JONES.35 [35 "BK 9-680; Davis 126" - Boddie, John Bennett, Historical Southern Families, Vol. V, p. 46.]
"19 Feb 1750 ... Richard GRIFFITH of Nottoway Parish in Southampton County to Benjamin WYCHE of Albemarle Parish in Surry County for 15 pounds current money ... 100 acres in Albemarle Parish bounded by Austins Branch on the north side of the Nottoway River and William PARKER (formerly Richard PARKER). Wit: John EDMUNDS, James CHAPPELL, Jr. and John CARTER. Richard GRIFFITH Rec.: 19 Feb 1750"60 [60 "Surry County Deed Book #6, 1749-1753, p. 144" - Hopkins, William Lindsay, Surry County, Virginia, Deeds and Estate Accounts, 1734-1755, p. 126]
Husband William PRALLE 253
Born: Sep 1845 - Hanover 253,1440
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Marriage: Cir 1873
Wife Mary 253,1440
Born: Aug 1853 - Bavaria 253,1440
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1 F Louise PRALLE 1440
Born: Abt 1875 - Marshall County, Kansas 1440
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2 F Johanna PRALLE 1440
Born: Abt 1876 - Marshall County, Kansas 1440
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3 F Mary PRALLE 253
Born: Aug 1877 - Marshall County, Kansas 253
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4 M William PRALLE 253
Born: Oct 1879 - Marshall County, Kansas 253
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5 F Susanna PRALLE 253
Born: Oct 1879 - Marshall County, Kansas 253
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6 F Sophia PRALLE 253
Born: Sep 1881 - Marshall County, Kansas 253
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7 M Earnst PRALLE 253
Born: Mar 1884 - Marshall County, Kansas 253
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8 F Christina PRALLE 253
Born: May 1886 - Marshall County, Kansas 253
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9 F Emma PRALLE 249,252,253
Born: Feb 1888 - Marshall County, Kansas 253
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Spouse: Ferdinand MINGE (1883-1965) 248
Marr: Bef 1919
10 M Martin PRALLE 253
Born: Dec 1890 - Marshall County, Kansas 253
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11 M Rudolf PRALLE 253
Born: Feb 1893 - Marshall County, Kansas 253
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12 M Antonio PRALLE 253
Born: Apr 1896 - Marshall County, Kansas 253
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1880 U.S. Census, Kansas, Marshall County, Marysville; Series: T9 Roll: 388 Page: 167: 141 143 PRALLE William W M 34 M Farmer Hanover Hanover Hanover; -- Mary W F 26 Wife M Keeping house Bavaria Bavaria Bavaria; -- Louise W F 5 Dau S KS Hanover Bavaria; -- Johanna W F 4 Dau S KS Hanover Bavaria; -- Mary W F 2 Dau S KS Hanover Bavaria; [next page, 168] -- Susanna W F 1 Dau S KS Hanover Bavaria; -- William W M 1 Son S KS Hanover Bavaria; REUNETZ [as indexed] Fred W M 16 Hirling S Farm laborer Hanover Hanover Hanover; PRALLE Henry W M 63 M Farmer Hanover Hanover Hanover; -- Mary W F 62 Wife M Keeping house Hanover Hanover Hanover; -- Hermann W M 24 Son S Farmer Hanover Hanover Hanover; -- August W M 20 Son S Farmer Hanover Hanover Hanover; -- Henry W M 15 GrSon S Farm laborer Hanover Hanover Hanover.
1900 U.S. Census, Kansas, Marshall County, Logan Twp; Series: T623 Roll: 489 Page: 126: 253 259 PRALLE William Head W M Sept 1845 54 M 26 Germany Germany Germany 1866 34 Na Farmer; -- Maria Wife W F Aug 1853 46 M 26 13 12 Germany Germany Germany 1872 28; -- Mary Dau W F Aug 1877 22 S KS Germany Germany; -- William Son W M Oct 1879 20 S KS Germany Germany Farm laborer; -- Susanna Dau W F Oct 1879 20 S KS Germany Germany; -- Sophia Dau W F Sept 1881 18 S KS Germany Germany; -- Earnst Son W M Mar 1884 16 S KS Germany Germany Farm laborer; -- Christina Dau W F May 1886 14 S KS Germany Germany At school; -- Emma Dau W F Febr 1888 12 S KS Germany Germany At school; -- Martin Son W M Dec 1890 9 S KS Germany Germany At school; -- Rudolf Son W M Febr 1893 7 S KS Germany Germany; -- Antonio Son W M Apr 1896 4 S KS Germany Germany.
Husband Howell EDMUNDS II 1441
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Died: 9 Aug 1770 - Southampton County, Virginia 1441
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Father: Howell EDMUNDS ( -Bet 1728/1729) 675
Mother: Elizabeth BLUNT ( -1739) 675
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Wife Mary 1441
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"EDMUNDS, Howel. Inventory. Signed, H. EDMUNDS. R. Aug 9, 1770. Page 336." [Wills and Administrations of Southampton County, Virginia, 1749-1800, Will Book II, p. 47]
Husband Marvin Leroy HAYES, Sr. (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Mary (details suppressed for this person)
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1 M Marvin Leroy HAYES, Jr., USN
Born: 18 Sep 1946 - Washington, District of Columbia
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Died: 4 Dec 2010 - Putnam County, Florida
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Spouse: Martha Linda DANIELL (1950-2011) 1442
Marr: Abt 1971
Husband Charles E. DANIEL 1443
Born: Abt 1906 - Freestone County, Texas 1444
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Father: Charles Fletcher DANIEL (1871-1947) 1195,1445
Mother: Edna Earl GRAY (1886-1970) 1443
Marriage: Abt 1929
Wife Mary 1446
Born: Abt 1909 - Texas 1446
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Husband Robert HICKS 1447,1448
Born: Cir 1765
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Died: Bet 1 Mar 1796 and Jul 1798 - Greensville County, Virginia 1448
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Marriage: Bef 1796
Other Spouse: Angeline GOODWYN (Cir 1768- ) 1447 - Bef 1783 1448
Wife Mary
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1 F Mary Dixon Greenway HICKS
Born: Cir 1790
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Died: Abt 1828 - Greensville County, Virginia
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Spouse: Richard H. AVERY (Cir 1785- ) 1448
Marr: 12 Dec 1808 - Greensville County, Virginia 1448
2 U HICKS
Born: After 1 Mar 1796
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Robert HICKS appears to have been the husband of Angelina (Angeline) GOODWYN.
"Page 198. Robert HICKS. Will, March 1, 1796 (in county of Greenville, Va.) - copy made July, 1798. Wit: James PARHAM, Eliza PARHAM, Dolly PATTERSON. Twice married, second wife Mary being alive: first was named Angelina, who had a daughter Mary, apparently the wife of John WATSON, to whom he lent for the use of his daughter 50 acres on Raiford Creek (bought of Frederick SPIGNER*), and his plantation called New Market (this was lower down in the county). Hicks CHAPPELL and John HOPKINS were executors."
(HRCSC, Green, p. 235)
[*THAGNER in the transript below]
HICKS, ROBERT OF GREENVILLE COUNTY, VA., WILL TYPESCRIPT, RICHLAND COUNTY (MSS WILL: BOOK C, PAGE 198; ESTATE PACKET: BOX 14, PKG 338), S108093: South Carolina Will Transcripts (Microcopy No 9):
I Robert HICKS of the County of Greenville and State of Virginia being weak in body but of Perfect mind and memory do make this my last will and testament in the manner and form following Viz.
Item I lend unto my trusty friend John WATSON during his natural life my plantation named New Market in South Carolina with fifty Acres of land on Raiford Creek bought of Fredrick THAGNER also nine negroes of their increase Viz. Jack Mamila Cyrus Toney Jenny Charlotte Robins Lizey and Delsey also my Young Black mare and Bay horse named Parker together with stock of Cattle and Household Furniture for the use Benefit and support of himself my Daughter Mary the daughter of my first wife Angelina HICKS Dec.d, and children if there should be any surviving begotten of her body. If John WATSON should decease before my Daughter Mary I leave the Estate in the hands of Hicks CHAPPELL and John HOPKINS as trustees for my Daughter Mary and children if there be any after the Death of John WATSON and my Daughter Mary if my Daughter should have any children that should live to lawful age begotten of her body my will and desire is the estate shall belong to them share and share alike to them and their heirs and assigns forever if there is not any children that survive the issues of my Daughter Mary my will and desire is that the above Estate shall belong to my Daughter Martha Dixon Greenway HICKS and the child my wife Mary HICKS is Pregnant with to them their heirs assigns forever
Item I lend unto my loving Wife Mary HICKS all my estate both real and personal not heretofore lent nor given during her Widowhood for the benefit and support of her and her Children If she should Marry I lend her one third part of the Estate during her natural life the remainder of the estate both real and personal I give to my Daughter Martha Dixon Greenway HICKS and the child my wife is pregnant wit and if either of them should Die before they come of Lawful age the surviving one of the two it shall belong to them their heirs and assigns forever My will and desire is that if both my Children of the wife of Mary HICKS should Die before they comes of lawful age that the Estate may Descend unto my grand- children if they be surviving one of my Daughter Marys to them their heirs and assigns forever.
I do appoint my friends Winfield MASON and James Parham and my wife Mary HICKS Executors and Executrix of this my last will and testament In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this first day of March being in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety-six
Signed sealed delivered and ) Robert HICKS L. S.
Acknowledged in the presence of us ) Greenville County.
Jas PARHAM
Eliza PARHAM
Doley PETERSON
Recorded in Will Book C. Page -198 Box-14- Package- 338
General Notes: Wife -
Robert HICKS married second Mary, named in his Will of 1 March 1796: "Item I lend unto my loving Wife Mary HICKS all my estate both real and personal not heretofore lent nor given during her Widowhood for the benefit and support of her and her Children If she should Marry I lend her one third part of the Estate during her natural life..." Mary is described as pregnant in Robert's Will.
Husband Henry HUDSON 680
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Mary 680
Born:
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Children
1 F Julianna HUDSON 680
Born:
Christened:
Died: Dec 1738 680
Buried:
Spouse: John TAYLOR ( -1688) 680
Spouse: Lord Deputy Benjamin LAKER, Esq. ( -1701) 626
Marr: 17 May 1696 - Perquimans County, North Carolina 680
General Notes: Wife -
Same Mary, wife of Henry HUDSON?
Mary SCOTT, wife of Joshua, Dept this Life May 22, 1692. Her will probated in Perq, Oct 3, 1692, names dau Hepthenia WALKER, Julyanah TAYLOR, & gr-dau Johanah TAYLOR.
Mary SCOTT (wife of Joseph) m 2d Thomas BLOUNT (s of James) 1685. On the records, she appears as wife of Joseph, who died 1681-2. Berkeley Par Reg, Perq precinct.)
'... Alexander [an Indian slave] finally won his freedom in October 1705 when he sued Mary SCOTT's daughter, Juliana LAKER, for detaining him after the expiration of his twelve-year indenture from 1692 (which had apparently replaced the 1690 indenture that called for eighty years of service)." [Suspect relations: sex, race, and resistance in colonial North Carolina, Kirsten Fischer, p. 48]
Husband James ROBERTSON 1449
Born:
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Died: Bef 1794 1449
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Mary 1449
Born:
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Other Spouse: Joseph GOODWYN (Abt 1731- ) 522,1449 - 28 Aug 1794 - Sussex County, Virginia 1449
Children
Husband Joseph GOODWYN 522,1449
Born: Abt 1731
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Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 28 Aug 1794 - Sussex County, Virginia 1449
Other Spouse: Martha THWEATT (1732-Bef 1794) 522,1449 - Abt 1750
Wife Mary 1449
Born:
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Died:
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Other Spouse: James ROBERTSON ( -Bef 1794) 1449
Children
Husband Samuel CHAPPELL 91
Born:
Christened:
Died: 2 Jan 1765 91
Buried:
Father: Samuel CHAPPELL (Cir 1696-Bef 1749) 670
Mother: Elizabeth SCOTT ( -Bet 1760/1761) 671
Marriage: After Sep 1744
Other Spouse: Elizabeth ( -1744) 91
Wife Mary 91
Born:
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Children
1 F Mary CHAPPELL 91
Born: 2 Oct 1746 91
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Buried:
2 M Samuel CHAPPELL 91
Born: Cir 1755 91
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Died:
Buried:
Husband William J. T. PHILLIPS 1450
Born: Jun 1846 - South Carolina 1450
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: Bef 1876
Wife Mary 1450
Born: Dec 1845 - South Carolina 1450
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Mary Julia PHILLIPS 1450
Born: 26 Aug 1875 - Springfield, South Carolina 1450
Christened:
Died: 9 Jul 1944 - Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina
Buried:
Spouse: William H. PRICE ( -Bef 1897)
Marr: Abt 1895
Spouse: Charles Duke STANLEY, CSA (1846-1926)
Marr: 20 Feb 1901 - Springfield, South Carolina
2 F Olive PHILLIPS 1450
Born: Oct 1877 - South Carolina 1450
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Husband Richard BLUNT 108
Born:
Christened:
Died: Bet 20 Nov 1655 and 19 Nov 1656 - Surry County, Virginia 108
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Mary 108
Born:
Christened:
Died: Bef 1680 - Surry County, Virginia 108
Buried:
Other Spouse: Charles FORD ( -Bef 1658) 108
Other Spouse: John WASHINGTON ( -Bef 1664) 35 - After 15 Nov 1658 108
Other Spouse: Henry BRIGGS ( -1686) 616 - Bef 1664 108
Children
1 M Thomas BLUNT 108
Born: Cir 1656 108
Christened:
Died: 1709 108
Buried:
Spouse: Unknown ( - )
Spouse: Priscilla BROWNE ( - )
Husband Charles FORD 108
Born:
Christened:
Died: Bef 15 Nov 1658 - Surry County, Virginia 108
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Mary 108
Born:
Christened:
Died: Bef 1680 - Surry County, Virginia 108
Buried:
Other Spouse: Richard BLUNT ( -Bet 1655/1656) 108
Other Spouse: John WASHINGTON ( -Bef 1664) 35 - After 15 Nov 1658 108
Other Spouse: Henry BRIGGS ( -1686) 616 - Bef 1664 108
Children
Husband John WASHINGTON 35
Born:
Christened:
Died: Bef 1664 - Surry County, Virginia 108
Buried:
Marriage: After 15 Nov 1658 108
Wife Mary 108
Born:
Christened:
Died: Bef 1680 - Surry County, Virginia 108
Buried:
Other Spouse: Richard BLUNT ( -Bet 1655/1656) 108
Other Spouse: Charles FORD ( -Bef 1658) 108
Other Spouse: Henry BRIGGS ( -1686) 616 - Bef 1664 108
Children
1 M Richard WASHINGTON 35,36
Born: Cir 1659 36
Christened:
Died: Bet 9 Nov 1724 and 19 May 1725 - Surry County, Virginia 1451
Buried:
Spouse: Elizabeth JORDAN ( -Bef 1735) 36
General Notes: Husband -
"Richard's father, John came to Surry County [Virginia] by 1653 and married there. He is believed to have been the son of Richard WASHINGTON of St. Martins in the Field, Middlesex, England."
Husband Henry BRIGGS 616
Born:
Christened:
Died: 1686 616
Buried:
Marriage: Bef 1664 108
Wife Mary 108
Born:
Christened:
Died: Bef 1680 - Surry County, Virginia 108
Buried:
Other Spouse: Richard BLUNT ( -Bet 1655/1656) 108
Other Spouse: Charles FORD ( -Bef 1658) 108
Other Spouse: John WASHINGTON ( -Bef 1664) 35 - After 15 Nov 1658 108
Children
1 M Samuel BRIGGS 40
Born: Abt 1672 40
Christened:
Died: Bet 3/26/1736 - 21 Sep 1737 - Surry County, Virginia 38
Buried:
Spouse: Mary BAILEY ( -After 1752) 40
2 M Charles BRIGGS 1452
Born: Cir 1665 1452
Christened:
Died: Bet 20 Nov 1729 and 20 May 1730 - Surry County, Virginia 1452
Buried:
Husband John BELL
Born: 19 Aug 1773
Christened:
Died: 14 Oct 1858
Buried:
Father: Benjamin BELL, Jr. (Abt 1749-1781) 961
Mother:
Marriage: Abt 1803
Other Spouse: Catherine DANIEL (Abt 1791-1856) - After 1814
Wife Mary
Born:
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Husband John SCOTT
Born: Abt 1732 - Scotland
Christened:
Died: 7 Oct 1799
Buried: - Scott Cemetery, Fairfax County, Viginia
Marriage: Cir 1765
Wife Mary
Born: Abt 1735 - Maryland
Christened:
Died: 12 Mar 1795 - Fairfax County, Virginia
Buried: - Scott Cemetery, Fairfax County, Viginia
Children
1 M David Wilson SCOTT
Born: Abt 1764
Christened:
Died: 23 Sep 1827
Buried:
Spouse: Elizabeth ( -1848)
2 M Richard Marshall SCOTT
Born: Abt 1769
Christened:
Died: 31 Aug 1833 - Bath, Virginia
Buried: - Scott Cemetery, Fairfax County, Viginia
Spouse: Mary LOVE (Abt 1769-1812)
Marr: Bef 1826
Spouse: Eleanor Douglass SCOTT (Abt 1807-1830)
Marr: Cir 1826
3 F Anne SCOTT
Born: Abt 1772
Christened:
Died: 8 May 1821 - Fairfax County, Virginia
Buried: - Scott Cemetery, Fairfax County, Viginia
General Notes: Husband -
John SCOTT is buried in the Scott Family Cemetery located on a rise at the western end of the oval created by Conference Center Dr., Centreville, Va. The cemetery is located about 200 yards southeast of the foundation of "Farmington Plantation". The Scott family owned this property from c.1792 to c. 1850. Epitaph from his headstone: "In Memory of JOHN SCOTT A Native of Scotland who Departed this Life on the 7th of October 1799 in the 67th Year of his Age after an illness of only one hour from perfect health. Leaving issue DAVID WILSON SCOTT RICHARD MARSHALL SCOTT and ANNE SCOTT."
Fairfax County, VA; Scott vs Foote, et al, 1838-1845
Scott vs. Foote et al.
Fairfax County, Virginia Chancery Cff.88A, file 2 of 7, 1838-1845, pages 5-9.
Submitted for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Gwen J. Hurst, gwnj@shentel.net
"Your oratrix states that John Scott deceased was a native of Scotland, & at this death left three children, David Wilson Scott,
Richard Marshall Scott, the testator, & a daughter named Anna.
That, according to the papers & memorandums left by the said John Scott, he emigrated to this Country about the year 1753,
bringing with him a cargo of dry goods in order to carry on the business of a merchant. The estate which he obtained from his
Father was not large - he sold it as soon as he arrived at the age of twenty one years for no more than purchased a store of
goods. He settled with his store at a place called "Allens Fresh," in Charles County in the State of Maryland. Being a many of
easy temper & perfectly unsuspicious & credulous, he met with many who were ready to take advantage of Such a disposition.
He was greatly imposed upon &, consequently, after conducting his business for six or seven years he failed & became
bankrupt about the year 1759. After this he went to Scotland in order to obtain assistance & aid from his friends, but in this
effort he failed, & he returned to Maryland where he had left his wife with her mother Mrs. Marshall, as destitute as when he
left Maryland for Scotland. During his absence, his wife had, by the aid of her friends, acquired a few negroes & a small portion
of other property with which by renting land & cultivating it they were able to obtain subsistence. At the time he had no children
- at a subsequent period he had three children, David Wilson, born in the year 1764, Richard Marshall, born in 1769, & Anna
born in 1772. The said John Scott & family continued to reside in Maryland on a small rented farm (not owning any Land) for
which he paid at no time more than one thousand & fifty pounds of Tobacco & Cask. that his taxes on his property of all sorts
at no time exceeded four pounds four shillings & six-pence, Maryland currency - as an evidence of this among several old
receipts found among his papers your oratrix here annexed a receipt for taxes in the year 1778, given of Thomas Latimer,
Deputy sheriff of Charles County which receipt is as follows. "Received, 27th of July 1778, of Mr. John Scott Four pounds,
five shillings & four-pence currency, for his assessments, county Levy & old balance" signed Thomas Latimer, Deputy. Your
oratrix also herein copies a receipt from Hoskins Hanson, his Landlord, shewing, not only the amount of rent he had to pay, but
his not being able to be punctual in paying the small amounts he had agreed to pay. Which receipt is as follows: "December
30th 1776. Received of Mr. John Scott 1010 lbs. of Tobacco for rent for the year 1776, he owing me at this time for rent for
the year following 1046 nt. of crop Tobacco" signed Hoskins Hanson. The receipt shews the amount of rent & quantity of
Land cultivated by the said John Scott while he lived in Maryland.
Your oratrix further states that the said John Scott continued to reside in the State of Maryland on rented land until the year
1780, when he with his family removed to the state of Virginia & settled in Fairfax County a few miles from Colchester on lands
rented from Alexander Henderson for a term of years. Your oratrix, in addition to the preceding circumstances shewing the
reduced means of the said John Scott & of need of aid from his friends, annexed a letter from his son Richard M. Scott dated
the 9th of April 1785, & is number six (6). She refers to it because it shews that his son considered him in need of assistance,
& also to shew that among the negroes he had a servant named Sam, who is mentioned in the letter. Your oratrix has found
among the papers of the said John Scott, which were in possession of her testator, two accounts & receipts of the sheriff of
Fairfax County - the one for the year 1789, amounting to £3.19.2. This appears to have been paid by his son David Wilson
Scott - & the other for the year 1790. by this account the tax for the year 1789 was but £1.17, & for parish levies 168 pounds
of Tobacco. the rest of the bill consists of balances due for the year 1788, & also the receipt of John Moore for the year 1790.
These your oratrix hereunto annexes, all being numbered 7. On the 1st of January in the year 1791, the Testator of your oratrix
for the first time in his life became the owner of real estate which is the place called Farmington, then in the Cty. of Loudoun,
but now in the County of Fairfax, to which he removed his Father, Mother & Sister Anna, where they continued to live free of
rent until their respective deaths. That while being there it appears the said John Scott was for the year 1791 or 1792 assessed
with not more than five slaves, as the Assessor's Books for the County will shew - & is also shewn by an account of his taxes
dated 12th of Oct. 1791, by John Moore, Deputy. Sheriff of Fairfax, which is hereunto annexed numbered 8.
Your oratrix further sheweth that the said John Scott departed this life in the year 1792 at Farmington, the property of his son,
her testator. That he left no will & but little personal property & not more than five slaves which appear to have been acquired
in no other way than as before stated - in the year 1759 by means of the efforts of his wife during his visit to Scotland after his
failure & bankruptcy as a merchant. No on administered upon his estate. He left a widow who died in the year 1795 - she left
no property. From the year 1791 till the death of the said John Scott & of his wife they had been maintained & supported in
comfort & care by their son Richard M. Scott. He charged them no rent, nor demanded payment of anything he furnished for
their use which he did. It is here annexed an account against his father of [illegible] cheerfully & liberally {illegible] all persons he
had business at his [illegible]. A copy of the account marked C is annexed.
If the slaves which were acquired in the year 1759 were the same he had in 1791, the time of his death, and which your oratrix
believes were the Same, they could not in the year 1759 be of any material use if younger than twelve years & if of that age in
1759, they were in 1792 not younger than forty five years. It is not presumable that all were females capable of breeding at the
time of his death. That at least one of them was a man appears by the letter of Richard m. Scott to his father, dated in April
1785, herein before referred to. By the Assessors Books in the County of Fairfax in the years 1791 & 1792, he had but five
slaves assessed to him some of whom there is no doubt were males, such being more useful on a farm than females. As
distributees of his personal estate he left three children - two sons, & a daughter, the intestate of the Deft. Wm. H. Foote. The
said John Scott died intestate - no one has administered on his estate - his distributees were his two sons & daughter Anna.
They, of course, had each a right to an undivided third part of the slaves left by John Scott, subject to the dower right of his
wife until her death, which took place in the year 1795. The legal title after John Scott's death was not vested in any person; &
if there was any division of his personal estate between his distributees it must have been a private one not reduced to writing &
recorded - without proof of such actual division Anna Scott's interest in her Father's slaves was an undivided equitable one. If
this be so, your oratrix is advised & she submits the question to the court whether the administrator of Anna Scott can claim
any specific slave or slaves & the descendant of such separate from the other slaves & the descendant of such other slaves &
whether he ought not to have brought his suit in equity & obtained by a decree of the Court of equity & actual & legal division
of the personal property of John Scott.
Your orator further states - if the private division between Anna Scott & her two brothers is such a one as to rest in her the
legal title to one third of the negroes & other personal estate of her Father, John Scott, after the death of her mother, & of,
course a legal title in her administrator, then it follows that a similar kind of division of Anna Scotts one thirds between David
W. Scott & his brother Richard M. Scott, after the death of the said Anna, which took place in the year 1821, will be equally
valid & rest in each of them a legal & absolute title to one moiety of the negroes she may have left."
(http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/fairfax/court/misc0000.txt)
General Notes: Wife -
John SCOTT is buried in the Scott Family Cemetery located on a rise at the western end of the oval created by Conference Center Dr., Centreville, Va. The cemetery is located about 200 yards southeast of the foundation of "Farmington Plantation". The Scott family owned this property from c.1792 to c. 1850. Epitaph from his headstone: "In Memory of MARY SCOTT Relict of JOHN SCOTT A Native of Maryland Who departed this Life the 12th day of March 1795 in the 60th Year of her Age after a violent illness of three weeks. Leaving issue DAVID WILSON SCOTT RICHARD MARSHALL SCOTT and ANNE SCOTT".
Husband John HINSON 139
Born: Abt 1786 - North Carolina
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: Bef 1833
Wife Mary 139
Born: Abt 1789 - North Carolina 139
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Henry L. HINSON 139
Born: Abt 1820 - North Carolina 139
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Mary HINSON 139
Born: Abt 1824 - North Carolina 139
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
3 M Capt. Joseph Lemuel HINSON, CSA 139,1046
Born: 10 Nov 1833 - Anson, North Carolina 1453
Christened:
Died: 6 Jan 1898 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama 1453
Buried: - Mt. Willing Cemetery, Lowndes County, Alabama
Spouse: Martha Ellen DANIEL (1851-1926) 1454
Marr: 2 Jan 1871 - Lowndes County, Alabama
Husband William JOHNSON (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
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Marriage:
Wife Mary
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Other Spouse: James ISBELL ( - )
Children
Husband James ISBELL
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Daniel ISBELL ( -Cir 1768)
Mother: Ann QUARLES ( - )
Marriage:
Wife Mary
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Other Spouse: William JOHNSON
Children
General Notes: Husband -
"Frances2 GEORGE (John1), born abt 1745 in Caroline Co, VA; died bef 1784 in Caroline Co, VA. She married (1) bef 1766 in Caroline Co, VA James ISBELL, died 1779 in Caroline Co, VA, son of Daniel ISBELL; (2) abt 1780 in Caroline Co, VA Beverly GRAVES , born abt 1740 in Caroline Co, VA; died abt 1797 in Caroline Co, VA." Children of Frances GEORGE and James ISBELL were as follows:
46 i Mary3 ISBELL, born abt 1766 in Caroline Co, VA. She married in 1787/89 in Caroline Co, VA Col William Moore JOHNSON .
47 ii Daniel3 ISBELL, born abt 1771 in Caroline Co, VA; died in Halifax Co, VA.
48 iii Nancy Ann3 ISBELL, born abt 1773 in Caroline Co, VA."
(http://www.martygrant.com/gen/george/george-john-caroline.htm)
QUESTION: Sams James ISBELL? James ISBELL - married Mary Isbell ? Johnson ( widow of William Johnson ). Ellen Samford.
Husband Arthur HOWELL, Jr. 1364
Born:
Christened:
Died: Cir 1792 - Richland District, South Carolina
Buried:
Father: Arthur HOWELL ( -Bef 1753)
Mother: Sarah ( -After 1752) 1300
Marriage:
Wife Mary (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
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Children
1 M John HOWELL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
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General Notes: Husband -
This Arthur HOWELL is likely the Arthur indexed in the 1757 will of his uncle William HOWELL who named Arthur and his brothers William and Robert. This would make him Arthur, Jr., son of Arthur and Sarah (Unknown) HOWELL.
Abstract from Richland County Will Book B: "Page 235. Arthur HOWELL. Will, March 22, 1792-n. d. Wit.: Robt. HOWELL, John HOWELL, Wm. MEYER. Ex.: William HOWELL, Martha HOWELL, Joseph DANIELL. Wife: Mary. Son: John. Brother: William (whose wife was Martha). Cousin: Joseph DANIELL." (History of Richland County", p. 226-7)
SC Archives: Series: S108093 Reel: 0021Frame: 00468 Item: 000 Date: 1792 C. Description: HOWELL, Arthur of Richland County, Will Typescript (MSS Will: Book B, Pages 235-236; Estate Packet: Box 15, Pkg 363) (1 frame). Names indexed: DANIEL, Joseph; HOWELL, Arthur; HOWELL, John; HOWELL, Martha; HOWELL, Robert; HOWELL, William; MEYER, William Locations: Pond Branch; Richland County.
WILL OF ARTHUR HOWELL
The 22 day of March 1792-
In the Name of God Amen I Arthur HOWELL of Richland County and State of South Carolina being very sick in body but in perfect mind and memory and calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die do make this my last will and testament in maner and form following First I do will that my insuing crop of Indigo be sold and such of my stock of my cattle as my Exr's shall think proper that this money arising from such sales and what of my debts can be collected be applied towards the discharge of the debts I owe and in case the sales shu'd not be sufficient to pay my debts then I do will that my Tract of Land touching upon Pond Branch be by my Exr's sold and the money arising from the sales thereby applied towards the discharge of my debts and that my Exr's do Execute titles for Said Lands -----
I do will that in case my debts can be paid as afore mentioned Exclusive of the sale of the Land I then and in that case I do will and bequeath the said Tract of Land to my Son John together with the Tract of Land on which I now live and I do lend to my well beloved wife one Equal Dividend with my children of all of my personal property during her life and at her death it is to be equally divided Amongst my children and I do will and bequeath that my Personal Property be Equally divided amongst my children as they severally cum of age or marry and I do will that my small children be decently educated at the descretion of my Exr's hereafter named --
And I do nominate - Constitute and appoint my beloved (Brothers, lined out) William and Martha HOWELL and my well beloved Cousin, Joseph DANIEL Exr's of this my last will and Testament.
Arthur HOWELL
Signed sealed in the presence of --
Rob't HOWELL
John HOWELL
Wm MEYER
Recorded in Will Book "B'" Pages 235 & 236 Box # 15 Package # 363
(S108093: South Carolina Will Transcripts (Microcopy No 9))
NOTE: If this Joseph is Jose DANIELL, a neighbor and son of James DANIELL, then who is the link to Joseph being Arthur, Jr.'s "cousin"? Arthur's father, Arthur HOWELL, d. bef 9 Mar 1753, married Sarah, last name not found. Another consideration: Jose (Joseph?) DANIELL had a sister named Martha, born 22 Jan 1762. Is she this Martha HOWELL?
1365
Husband John TAYLOR
Born: 1715 - England
Christened:
Died: Bef 11 May 1767 - Craven County, South Carolina 1364
Buried: - Old Taylor Cemetery
Father: John TAYLOR (Cir 1690- )
Mother: Katherine PENDLETON (Cir 1695- )
Marriage: Bef May 1766
Other Spouse: Lucy Lynn BURGE (Abt 1723- ) - Abt 1740
Wife Mary 1455
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Children
General Notes: Husband -
TAYLOR, John - John TAYLOR arrived in Richland County from Virginia in 1749 and settled on Back Swamp on the Bluff Road. John's children were:
1. (Captain) John TAYLOR who married Sarah HIRONS. He died during the American Revolution.
2. Mary TAYLOR married (1) William HAY and after his death then married (2) Thomas HEATH
3. Martha TAYLOR married (1) Nathan Center and after his death then married (2) Captain George WADE
4. (Colonel) Thomas TAYLOR: born September 10, 1743, died November 16, 1833. He married Ann WYCHE (born June 4, 1749, died July 27, 1834) on November 16, 1767.
5. James TAYLOR who died in August 1806, married (1) Mary HIRONS (died April 21, 1772) on April 5, 1768. After Mary's death, James married (2) Sarah DANIEL on December 2, 1772.
John TAYLOR came to South Carolina about the same time (1749 to 1750) as James DANIELL, and lived near James DANIELL's house, at or near what is now Columbia, South Carolina.
John Taylor died in the latter part of 1766 leaving a will (recorded in Charleston, SC). In it he mentions his sons Thomas, John, James, and William, and daughters Martha and Elizabeth. It also mentions a wife Mary, (no maiden name given), and by the terms of the will it appears that she was his second wife and not the mother of his children. It also appears from the deed made by John Taylor transferring his lands in Virginia, that in 1754 he had a wife named Lucy. ("Col Thomas Taylor", compiled by B. F. Taylor in the SC Historical Magazine Vol 27 Oct 1926 pp 204-211).
In 1756, John and his wife Lucy TAYLOR sold four parcels of land to a Jacob MORGAN of Chesterfield County, Virginia. These were properties John obtained from Jacob MITCHELL in 1745, two, one 83 acres and one 100 acres from John MITCHELL, and a 450 acre patent from 1736. [Southside Virginia, Pritchett, p. 1910]
John's wife was Lucy in 1756, but his Will of 1766 names his wife as Mary, obviously married twice.
Abstracts of the will of John TAYLOR: "Will Book 1761-1771, page 19. John TAYLOR: July 29, 1766-May 11, 1767. Wit.: Joel THREEWITS, Jemima THREEWITS, Samuel STROTHER. Ex.: Thomas TAYLOR. Wife: Mary. Sons: John, Thomas, James, William. Daughters Martha, Elizabeth." (History of Richland County, Green, p. 209)
# Repository:
Name: Office of the Probate Judge-Charleston Co SC
North Charleston, South Carolina
29415
Title: John Taylor Will dated 29 July 1766 -Charleston County, SC
Publication: Old Will Book, 1761-1766, Page 19
Note: Proved on 11th of May 1767
Text: My notes:
Will of John TAYLOR dated 29 July 1766 names his son John TAYLOR, daughter Martha TAYLOR, "my two young Sons James TAYLOR and William TAYLOR", "my oldest Son Thomas. And "I give to the Ifsue of my daughter Elizabeth may her body (translation seems to be missing words here)...He also mentions "my Wife Mary" and appoints his son Thomas TAYLOR Executor. He gives son John TAYLOR "250 acres of land formerly (owned by) Doctor FARRIERS joining John THOMAS, Junr"; to his 2 young sons James and William: "382 acres of land formerly "was John HOPKIN(S)"; and to "my eldest son Thomas TAYLOR one Tract of Land containing 300 acres formerly belonging to John PEARSON; and "I give one Tract of Land to be sold containing 300 acres lying in the Fork between the Congaree and Wateree Rivers and the money to be put to the use of my youngest Son William TAYLOR."
Husband William HIRONS, RS-SC 1456
Born: 29 Apr 1758
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Died: Bef 16 Jul 1785 1456
Buried:
Father: Simon HIRONS (Abt 1725-1778) 1457
Mother: Grace RAIFORD (Abt 1724- ) 1458
Marriage:
Wife Mary 1456
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Record of Revolutionary War service: "HIRONS, William. Sixty-four days in 1781 and thirty-six days in 1782 as private in Col. (Thomas) TAYLOR's regiment."
William Hirons (29 Apr 1758-1785) [He was a member of the SC House of Representatives. He married Mary ?] (http://genforum.genealogy.com/sc/richland/messages/78.html)
William HIRONS died intestate. An abstract noting this in Green's "History of Richland County" provides under "Wills in Camden Relating to Richland County": "Box 31, No. 111. HIRONS, William. Intest. Mary HIRONS adm., July 16, 1785. Property app. by Jno. HOPKINS, Joel McLEMORE, Thos. JEFFERYS." Was Mary his wife?
The 1790 census of Richland County, South Carolina lists a "William HIRONS 1 1 2 - 1" 1459
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Mary's maiden name is not known, let alone proven.
SPECULATION: (Under construction!!)
1. Mary ______, wife of William HIRONS MIGHT BE Mary DANIELL, daughter of James DANIELL of Fairfield Distrrict, South Carolina, and sister of Sarah who married Capt. James TAYLOR of Richland District. William HIRONS died in 1785. Mary DANIELL is known from her father's bible listing her birth in 1765 and a published marriage to Dr. Robert HENDRICK in 1795. Nothing in between. She was 30 when married to Robert. Old for a first marriage in those days, Robert is thought to have been a second husband.
2. The family of Simon HIRONS and Grace RAIFORD are closely tied to the O'DANIEL (as DANIELL and DANIEL) TAYLOR, WESTON and PARTRIDGE families of Richland District, South Carolina.in the latter half of the 1700s.
Grace RAIFORD was the daughter of Philip RAIFORD II and Martha WESTON.
Some of Simon and Grace's children married as follows:
William HIRONS to Mary _______.
Mary HIRONS to James TAYLOR who married second Sarah DANIELL.
John HIRONS to Martha Ann PARTRIDGE.
Grace HIRONS to William WESTON, Jr.
Martha HIRONS to John PARTRIDGE.
3. Philip RAIFORD III married Judith WESTON.
Husband Daniel DANIELL 1460
Born: May 1860 - Georgia
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Marriage: Abt 1887
Wife Mary 1460
Born: Jul 1861 - Georgia
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Children
1 F Bessie DANIELL 1460
Born: Feb 1888 - Georgia
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2 M Charlie DANIELL 1460
Born: Nov 1892 - Georgia
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3 F Lena DANIELL 1460
Born: Feb 1894 - Georgia
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4 M Willie DANIELL 1460
Born: Aug 1898 - Georgia
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Who is this? He has not been identified as a member of the family.
1900 U.S. Census, Georgia, Heard County, Militia District No. 761 Texas, 1June 1900; Series: T623 Roll: 204 Page: 44: 158 159 DANIELL, Daniel Head W M May 1860 40 M 13 GA; " Mary Wife W F July 1861 M 13 4 4 GA; " Bessie Dau W F Feby 1888 12 S GA; " Charlie Son W M Nov 1892 9 S GA; " Lena Dau W F Feby 1894 6 S GA; " Willie Son W M Aug1898 1 S GA.
This is an overwritten name indexed as DANIELL, probably so. Lena, Charlie, and Willie are names associated with the descendants of John Thomas DANIEL/LL
Husband Robert HOWELL 809
Born: Cir 1744
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Died: Bef 16 Oct 1804 - Richland District, South Carolina 951
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Father: Thomas HOWELL ( -Bef 1760)
Mother: Grace ( - ) 945
Marriage:
Wife Mary 809
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Died: Bef 22 Mar 1826 - Richland District, South Carolina
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Children
1 M John HOWELL 809
Born: Cir 1757
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Spouse: Mary (Cir 1757- ) 809,1461
Marr: Bef 1774 809
2 M William HOWELL
Born: Cir 1757
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Died: Bef 14 May 1804
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3 F Mary HOWELL 809
Born: Abt 1760 1462
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Died: After 3 Aug 1850 1462
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Spouse: Robert WESTON, Jr. (Cir 1760- ) 1463
4 F Elizabeth HOWELL 809
Born: Cir 1761
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Spouse: Thomas BALDRICK ( - ) 809
5 M Joseph HOWELL 809
Born: Cir 1763
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6 F Sarah HOWELL 809
Born: Cir 1765
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Spouse: Joseph SMITH ( - )
Spouse: Joseph B. WHITE ( - ) 1463
7 M Robert HOWELL 951
Born: Cir 1767
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Robert HOWELL is named the March 13, 1760 LW&T of his father, Thomas HOWELL. Robert was given the "Hill" plantation and Heart's (Hart's?) Field.
Will Abstract, Richland County Will Book D: "Page 177. Robert HOWELL. Will, May 14, 1804-October 13, 1804. Wit.: Green RIVES, Joel ADAMS, Isaac TUCKER. Ex.: Sons: John, Joseph, Robert. Wife Mary. Sons: John, Joseph, Robert. Dau.: Mary, m. WESTON; Elizabeth, m. BALDRICK; Sarah, m. SMITH." (Mary's husband was Robert WESTON, Jr. Elizabeth married Thomas BALDRICK. RLD) Robert's estate was appraised on 16 Oct 1804 by Joel ADAMS, Jno. HOWELL, Jr., and Green RIVES.
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Will Book H, Richland County, South Carolina, abstract: "Page 155. Mary HOWELL. Will, November, 1820-March 22, 1826. Widow of Robert HOWELL. Wit.: J. HOWELL, Grace HOWELL, Jesse SPIGNER. Ex.: Robert HOWELL, Robert WESTON, Joseph B. WHITE, Thos. BALDRICK. Sons: John, Robert, William Robert. Dau.: Mary, m. Robert WESTON, Jr.; Sarah, m. WHITE. Granddaughter: Sarah Howell McCORD. Grandsons: Thomas Richard BALDRICK and Robert Howell BALDRICK, sons of her daughter, Elizabeth." ("History of Richland County", p. 283-84)
Who are the parents of Sarah Howell McCORD? 1464
Husband WOOD
Born: Cir 1785
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Died: Bef 1850
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Marriage: Bef 1825
Wife Mary 568
Born: Cir 1785
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1 F Gracie A. WOOD 568
Born: Abt 1825 - Georgia 568
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Spouse: James OSBORNE (Abt 1817- ) 568
Marr: Bef 1842
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This husband of Mary, the mother of Gracie A. WOOD who married James OSBORN, is presumed to have died before 1850 because Mary is living in the home of James OSBORN with Gracie and another daughter, Mary WOOD, 20.
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Mary WOOD is named in the 1850 census, aged 70, born then in 1780. In the 1880 census, she is aged 89, born then 1790. If Mary Wood, 20, in 1850, is her daughter, it is more likely that Mary was closer to 60 than 70 in 1850.
1850 U.S. Census, Georgia, Hancock County, 117th District, 1 June 1850; Series: M432 Roll: 72 Page: 43: 41 640 661 OSBORNE James 30 M Farmer GA; OSBURNE Gracie A. E. 25 F GA; OSBORNE Henry 7 M GA; OSBORNE Thomas N. 1/12 M GA. Next door is Mary WOOD, 70, Gracie''s mother, and Mary WOOD, 20, thought to be a sister of Gracie A. E. OSBORNE. (http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/hancock/census/1850/pg0038a.txt)
1880 U.S. Census, Georgia, Baldwin County, Salem, 115th Militia District, 1 June 1880; Series: T9 Roll: 133 Page: 187: 162 167 OSBORNE James W M 63 Head M Farmer GA NC SC; " Gracie A. W F 45 Wife M Keeping house GA NC NC; WOOD Mary W F 89 Mother in law WD NC NC NC; Horton Beulah W F 43 Sister in law Wd GA NC NC. Beulah, sister-in-law, is probably another of Mary WOOD's daughters, and sister to Gracie.
Husband John HOWELL 809
Born: Cir 1757
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Father: Robert HOWELL (Cir 1744-Bef 1804) 809
Mother: Mary ( -Bef 1826) 809
Marriage: Bef 1774 809
Wife Mary 809,1461
Born: Cir 1757
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1 F Sarah HOWELL 809
Born: 8 Oct 1774 - Richland County, South Carolina 809
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Died: 23 May 1845 809
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Spouse: Joseph REESE, Jr. (1764-1805) 1465
Marr: 18 Oct 1795 - Richland County, South Carolina 809,1466
2 F Mary HOWELL 809
Born: 27 Dec 1776
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Died: After 1844
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Spouse: John Altum REESE (1779-1844) 1466
3 F Elizabeth HOWELL 809
Born: 27 Oct 1781
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Died: 28 Jun 1857 - Richland County, South Carolina
Buried: - Reese Family Cemetery
Spouse: Timothy REESE (1769-1837) 1465
4 M John HOWELL, Jr. 809,1461
Born: Sep 1784
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Died: 3 Oct 1825
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5 F Grace HOWELL 809,1461
Born: 3 Mar 1787
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Died: 8 Jan 1836
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6 F Martha HOWELL 809
Born: Cir 1789 1467
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Died: 1851 1468
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Spouse: Jesse Malachi HOWELL, Sr. (Abt 1775-1835) 952
Marr: Cir 1816 - South Carolina
General Notes: Husband -
Birth estimated from date of birth of first known child with wife Mary ____.
Green's "History of Richland County" excerpt from Will Book J: "Page 367. John HOWELL. Citation, November 11, 1825. Son of Mary HOWELL, bro. Grace HOWELL. Planted Cabin Branch Plantation with them. Furniture at Mill Creek."
This information concerning the estate of John HOWELL raises a question about the relationship of Grace HOWELL to John HOWELL. His mother was Mary ("History of Richland County", p. 300, Green). Grace was his sister, as were Mary REESE, Elizabeth REESE, Sally (Sarah) REESE, and Martha (nee HOWELL), w/o Jesse M. HOWELL. "Card John J. HAIG 1818 which was: John Haig BLAKE w Elizabeth Howell BLAKE formerly GOODWYN and Elizabeth D. HOWELL -- heirs of Malachi HOWELL vs. Est of John HOWELL His mother: Grace HOWELL Bros and Sis Mary, w/o John A. REESE Elizabeth w/o Timothy REESE Sally REESE Martha w/o Jesse M. HOWELL Richland Eq. Roll 267-290 Filed 3 Feb 1827" (Elizabeth Pitts </cgi-genforum/email.cgi?89786841).
General Notes: Wife -
Birth estimated from birth of first child in 1774
Notes: Marriage
Date of bith of first known child.
Husband Arthur HOWELL 1072
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Died: Bef 12 Jan 1836 - Richland District, South Carolina 590
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Father: Matthew HOWELL ( -1801) 1300
Mother: Margaret ( - ) 1302
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1 F HOWELL (details suppressed for this person)
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Arthur HOWELL is named in the 1816 Will of his mother Margaret HOWELL.
An abstract from Richland County Will Book K shows: "Page 125. Arthur HOWELL. Inventory by W. DENLEY, J. REESE, James ROWAN, July 3, 1836 (died before January 12, 1836). Heirs: Matthew R. HOWELL, Margaret TYSON (deceased and left Margaret H. TYSON), Mary OLIVER, (deceased, had Samuel and Matthew H., who died leaving widow and children, Jane A., Matthew H. and Mary Jane.)"
Will Book K, page 342, records "Arthur HOWELL. Sales, February 12, 1838. M. R. HOWELL, adm."
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Husband Mayo C. PLYMEL (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Melvin C. PLYMEL
Mother: Lillie M. DAVIS (Cir 1904- )
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Wife Mary (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Thomas HOWELL 1249
Born: Cir 1761 - South Carolina
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Died: Bef 18 Nov 1788 - Richland County, South Carolina 1250
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Father: Capt. William HOWELL, RS-SC ( -Bef 1784) 588
Mother: Lucy ( -Bef 1822) 589
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Wife Mary 1250
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1 M Thomas James HOWELL 1250
Born: Cir 1785
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Died: Bef 17 Nov 1818 - Richland County, South Carolina
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Thomas HOWELL was named as the eldest child in the 1776 Will of his father, William HOWELL. He received the tract called Howell's Ferry, where his mother lived.
Thomas' Will Abstract from Richland County Will Book B: "Page 53. Thomas HOWELL. Will, October 29, 1788-November 18, 1788. Wit: Jesse GOODWYN, James GOODWYN, Grace BAKER, Frederick LAMB. Ex: Brother William and Jesse and James GOODWYN. Wife Mary, received ferry tract. Son Thomas James HOWELL. Father: William, deceased. Brothers: William HOWELL, Jr., Malachi." (Green's "History of Richland County", p. 222)
Husband Elijah DUKES
Born: Abt 1805 - Georgia
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Died: After 1860
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Marriage: Abt 1830
Wife Mary
Born: Abt 1805 - Georgia
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Died: After 1860
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Children
1 M Moses DUKES
Born: 8 Jun 1828 - Georgia
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Died: 11 May 1898
Buried: - Harmony Church Cemetery, Barwick, Georgia
Spouse: Sarah Jane EDWARDS (Abt 1834-After 1921)
Marr: Abt 1847
2 M Matthew DUKES
Born: Abt 1843
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An Elijah DUKES is enumerated in 1830 Brooks County, Georgia, and in Thomas County, in 1840 and 1850. (The history of Brooks County, Georgia Quitman, Ga.: Hannah Clarke Chapter, D.A.R., 1949, 662 pgs., page 123.)
Elijah DUKES, 55, and family appears on the U.S. Census, 1860, next to Moses DUKES, 27, and his family in Tallokas P.O., Brooks County, Georgia, 653-112, page 702. Moses named one of his sons, Elijah.
Husband Daniel REESE
Born: Cir 1710
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Wife Mary
Born: Cir 1712
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1 M Rev. Joseph REESE, RS-SC 1469
Born: Cir 1736 - Kent County, Pennsylvania
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Died: 5 Mar 1795 - Richland County, South Carolina
Buried: - Reese Family Cemetery
Spouse: Ann REYNOLDS (Cir 1738-After 1771) 1465
Marr: Cir 1754
Spouse: Sarah ( -Bef 1845) 1300
Marr: After 12 Jan 1762
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REESE (REES), Evan - Contributed by Harriet Imrey (himrey@ntelos.net) 9/29/04 - The material online is exactly as Edwin Green wrote it in 1932; however, he had followed the lead of some Rees/Reese traditions that attached the Rev. Joseph Reese to the wrong parents. It's strictly a coincidence that I was working with three people seeking "Rees-connections" exactly when I ran across the relevant documents. Evan Rees and wife Sarah were in the lower Richland region with 3 children from 1746, so it was a fairly natural assumption that the minister of the church founded in that region in 1764 "must" have been their son. However, he wasn't:
Deed Book W-W, p. 672, 13 Feb 1759, L&R. Daniel Rease (Rees), & Mary his wife, to Joseph Rease (Rees); for £25 currency, 150 a. on E side Little River, in Craven Co., bounding on said side of Little River joining part of said tract belonging to Daniel Rease; all other sides on vacant land; according to grant dated 9 Jan 1750 [1750/1]signed by Gov. James Glen. Witnesses: William Newman, Benjamin Gregory. Newman testified before Jacob Goodown, J.P. on 13 Feb 1759. Recorded 11 June 1761 by William Hopton, Register.
Deed Book A-3, p. 223, 28 & 29 Sept 1763, L&R. Bryant (his mark) White, planter, & Susannah (her mark), his wife, to John Marple, miller, both of Craven Co., for £200 currency, 150 a. on S side of Little River, Craven Co., part of 300 a. granted 9 Jan 1752 [sic] by Gov. James Glen to Daniel Rease; bounding N & SE on vacant land; NE on remaining part of said 300 a. Rease conveyed 150 a. TO HIS SON JOSEPH REASE; the said river now being the dividing line; the above 150 a. having been conveyed by Daniel Rease to Susanna Young, widow, now wife of Bryant White; as by plat of grant. Witnesses: Joshua Edward, Esther (her mark) Edward. Proved by Joshua 29 Sept. 1763 before John Pearson, J.P. Recorded 10 Oct. 1763 by William Hopton, Register.
Here's when and where the future Rev. Joseph Rees arrived in SC, settled in (modern) Fairfield Co.: Petition to SC Council, Meeting of Tuesday 7 November 1749:
Read the Petition of Daniel Rees, Blacksmith, setting forth That the Pet'r was come with two Children of his Family from Pensilvania and the rest of his Family being three more Children he had sent for and expected they were already in this Province, and was desirous of settling his said Family on Little River that runs into Broad River, prayed to run out to him 300 acres of Land as aforesaid and that he might have a Grant for the same on his producing a Certificate of the other three Children as about being arrived in the Province. Signed Daniel Rees, 9 Oct'r 1749. The prayer thereof was granted.
There are a large number of descendants of Joseph Reese, many of whom are attempting to document his history based on the mistaken assumption about his descent from the Evan Rees who lived on the Congarees, died in Orangeburgh township in 1759. Rees was converted to the Separatist Baptist movement at the Philip Mulkey revival on the Little River, Fairfield Co, moved south to minister to the new congregation of Congaree Baptist Church only after 1764, so there's no question about exactly which Joseph Reese he is. (http://www.palmettoroots.org/RichlandFamilies.html)
The following, now shown to be in error, was published in A History of Richland County South Carolina by Edwin L. Green: "It seems Evan REESE migrated from Wales to Pennsylvania and then to South Carolina about 1745. He was married to Sarah. Said to be the father of Rev. Joseph REESE." (http://www.palmettoroots.org/RichlandFamilies.html)
Husband PHELPS
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Wife Mary 1470
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Died: Bef 26 Jun 1816 - Richland County, South Carolina 1470
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1 F Lucretia PHELPS
Born: Cir 1760
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Spouse: Joel THREEWITS (Cir 1758-Bef 1836)
Marr: Abt 1792
General Notes: Wife -
Mary PHELPS, maiden name not found, wrote her LW&T on 19 February 1816; it was proven on 26 June 1816 in Richland County, South Carolina. She names her sister Rebecca BELL and part the family of her daughter, Lucretia, who married Joel THREEWITS.
Abstract: Will Book G, "Page 2. Mary PHELPS. Will, February 19, 1816-June 26, 1816. Wit.: Thos. EDMUNDS, John MONTGOMERY. Ex.: Joel THREEWITS, James HOPKINS. Legacies to Joel THREEWITS (had daughter, Jemima Williamson THREEWITS); to Lucy Vaughn LOVEMAN (had son Joel Threewits LOVEMAN); to Kesia Ann Ross THREEWITS; to Epps Davis THREEWITS; to Rebecca BELL (sister); to Lucretia THREEWITS (daughter)." (NOTE: Information in parentheses IS part of the text. RLD)
Husband Thomas Fearn RUSSELL 178,1471
Born: 2 May 1832
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Died: 18 May 1905
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Father: Judge James RUSSELL (1777-1863) 1472
Mother: Eleanor Blair BAKER (1790-1848) 1473
Marriage: Abt 1859
Wife Mary 178
Born: Abt 1839 - Alabama 178
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1 F Elenora RUSSELL 178
Born: Abt 1859 - Mississippi 178
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2 F Elizabeth RUSSELL 178
Born: Abt 1861 - Georgia 178
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3 F Catherine RUSSELL 178
Born: Abt 1863 - Georgia 178
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4 F Martha RUSSELL 178
Born: Abt 1865 - Alabama 178
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5 F Mary RUSSELL 178
Born: Abt 1869 - Alabama 178
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"Thomas Fearn Russell, born May 2, 1832, and died May 18, 1905." (Walt Russell, Parker, Florida)
"Thomas Fearn Russell was the subject of doubt for several years, but after considerable research I found where Thomas signed his name as I have it spelled on a marriage he performed in the capacity as JP of Jackson Co., Ala." (Walt Russell, Parker, Florida)
1870 U.S. Census, Alabama, Jackson County, Big Coon P O; Series: M593 Roll: 20 Page: 104: 521 526 RUSSELL Thos. F. 37 M W Farm laborer -- 150 AL; -- Mary 30 F W Keeping house AL; -- Elenora 10 F W At home MS; -- Elizabeth 8 F W GA; -- Kate 6 F W GA; -- Mattie 4 F W AL; -- Mary 1 F W AL; -- Caledonia 14 F B House servt.
Next door is Thomas' brother, Israel P. RUSSELL, 45, and family.
Husband William KOCH 1474
Born: Abt 1840 - Hanover, Germany
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Marriage: Bef 1874
Wife Mary 1474
Born: Abt 1845 - Maryland
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1 F Dora KOCH 1474
Born: Abt 1873 - Maryland
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2 F Mary Hermine KOCH 1474,1475
Born: 1876 - Maryland 1475
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Died: 1931
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Spouse: Georg Albrecht BUCHHEISTER (1872-1934) 1475
Marr: 16 Mar 1898 - Baltimore County, Maryland
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Of Baltimore, Maryland.
1880 U.S. Census, Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore, 18th Wd, 9-Pct, 1 June 1880; Series: T9 Roll: 504 Page: 650 (Family History Library Film 1254504 NA Film Number T9-0504 Page Number 650D): William KOCH Self M Male W 39 HANOVER Toys Notions HANOVER HANOVER; Mary KOCH Wife M Female W 35 MD Keeping House HANOVER HANOVER; Dora KOCH Dau S Female W 6 MD HANOVER MD; Mary KOCH Dau S Female W 4 MD HANOVER MD; Sophie LANGERVISH Other S Female W 24 HANOVER Cook HANOVER HANOVER; Mary HOFFMARK Other S Female W 18 GERMANY Nurse PRUSSIA BREMAN.
Husband David MULDOON
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Died: Bef 13 Jun 1801 - York District, South Carolina
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Marriage: Bef 1785
Wife Mary 1476
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Other Spouse: UNKNOWN ( - )
Children
1 F Mary MULDOON
Born: Abt 1785 - Pennsylvania
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Died: Bef 1819 - Chester County, South Carolina
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Spouse: David DANIEL (1769-1832) 1477
Marr: Abt 1802
2 M Elias MULDOON 1476
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3 F Elinor MULDOON 1476
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4 F Sarah MULDOON 1476
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5 F Rebecca MULDOON 1476
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6 F Lucinda MULDOON 1476
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David MULDOON, called "Brother," was an attorney and farmer in York County, South Carolina. His "beloved wife Mary" and a step-daughter Elizabeth are mentioned in his Will. His daughter, Mary, married David DANIEL, Esq. (1769-1832) of Chester County, South Carolina. Curiously, Mary was not named in the Will and her husband David did not receive a bequeath; however, David DANIEL was named as executor of the Will.
York County, South Carolina Will Book A-1 1800-1813: "Pages 43-45 South Carolina, York District. June the 13th 1801. David DANIEL produced the Will of David MULDOON decd, whereupon James CATHEY made oath to prove the Will.
Will of David MULDOON of the State of South Carolina and York District, farmer, being very sick and weak in body... to Mary my beloved wife the one third of my real and personal estate as the law directs; to my wife's daughter Elizabeth $5; my daughter Elinor, my son Elias, Sarah, Rebecca and Lucinda, my daughters, be coequal of the remaining part of my estate; John DOWNING Senior and David DANIEL, my sole executors.. dated 5 June1801. David MULDOON (LS), Wit: Mary NEELY (X), James CATHEY (l). June 13th 1801. Qualified David DANIEL executor."
(SC Archives - Series Number: S108093 Reel: 0029 Frame: 00311 item: 00 Date: 1801 C. Description: MULDOON, David of York District, Will Typescript (Estate Packet: Case 59, File 2694) (2 Frames))
Husband UNKNOWN
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Wife Mary 1476
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Other Spouse: David MULDOON ( -Bef 1801) - Bef 1785
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1 F Elizabeth (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband TURNER
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Marriage: Bef 1820
Wife Mary 1171
Born: Abt 1794 - South Carolina 1171
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Died: Bef 1 Jun 1860 - Hempstead County, Arkansas
Buried: - Zion Cemetery
Children
1 F Sarah TURNER 1171
Born: 29 Sep 1820 - South Carolina 1171
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Died: 25 Sep 1899 - Hempstead County, Arkansas
Buried: - Zion Cemetery
Spouse: Samuel Hollingsworth ROBINS (1818-1892) 1171
Marr: 10 Mar 1844 - Murray County, Georgia
General Notes: Wife -
Mary TURNER, age 56, and daughter Drucilla, 15 reside with or next door to Samuel Hollingsworth ROBINS and his wife, Sarah TURNER, in 1850 Murry County, Georgia. In 1860, Samuel and Sarah reside in Hempstead County, Arkansas. Living with them is Drusilla TURNER, age 25, who also made the move. Mary TURNER is not with the family and is presumed to have died.
Samuel, Sarah, and some of their family are buried in Zion Cemetery in Hempstead County. The grave of Granny TURNER is indexed there as "Turner, Granny [Row] 12 (Marker, no dates)" This may be the grave of Sarah ROBINS mother.
Husband James M. HUFF, CSA 568,1029
Born: 11 Oct 1845 - Baldwin County, Georgia
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Father: James HUFF (Abt 1788-Bef 1860) 1029
Mother: Irene (Abt 1820- ) 1029
Marriage: Abt 1876
Wife Mary 568
Born: Abt 1853
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1 M Alfonso HUFF 568
Born: Abt 1877 - Georgia
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2 M Charley HUFF 568
Born: Abt 1879 - Georgia
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"MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY G, 45th REGIMENT MYRICK VOLUNTEERS
Huff, James M.- private March 4, 1862 . Wounded at Spotsylvania, Va. May 12, 1864 . Wounded and captured at Fort Steadman, Va. March 25, 1865 . Released at Point Lookout, Md. June 28, 1865 . (Born in Baldwin County, Ga. October 11, 1845.)" (http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/baldwin/military/civilwar/45thg.txt)
James M. HUFF is known to be the son of John and Irene HUFF from the 1880 census naming his mother, "Irena", 65, in his household.
1880 U.S. Census, Georgia, Baldwin County, District 115, 8 June 1880; Series: T9 Roll:133 Page: 187: 157 162 HUFF James M. W M 34 Head M Farmer GA GA GA; " Mary W F 29 Wife M Keeping GA GA GA; " Alfonso W M 3 Son S GA GA GA; " Charley W M 1 Son S GA GA GA; " Irena W F 65 Mother Wid No Occupation GA GA GA
Notes: Marriage
Based on age of son, Alfonso, 3, in the 1880 census.
Husband William BROWN 1478
Born: Abt 1830 - Tennessee 1478
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Died: Bef 1900
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Marriage: Bef 1855
Wife Mary 1478
Born: Aug 1834 - Tennessee 1478,1479
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1 M Morgan BROWN 1478
Born: Abt 1855 - Tennessee 1478
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2 F Elizabeth BROWN 1478
Born: Sep 1856 - Tennessee 1479
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3 F Jeannie W. BROWN 397,1480
AKA: Jane BROWN 1478
Born: Aug 1860 - Tennessee 1479
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Died: After 1 Jan 1920
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Spouse: Dr. Paul F. EVE, Jr. (Abt 1856-Bef 1920) 920,1481
Marr: Abt 1883
4 M William BROWN 1478
Born: Aug 1863 - Tennessee 1479
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1880 U.S. Census, Tennessee, Davidson County, 15-Wd Nashville; Series: T9 Roll: 1250 Page: 453: 157 177 BROWN Wm S_____ W M 50 M Lawyer TN TN TN; -- Mary W F 45 Wife M Keeping house TN MA TN; -- Morgan W M 25 Son S Lawyer TNTN TN; -- Elizabeth W F 23 Dau S TN TN TN; -- Jane W F 19 Dau S TN TN TN; -- William W M 17 Son S TN TN TN
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1900 U.S. Census, Tennessee, Davidson County, 11-Wd; Series: T623 Roll: 1564 Page: 108: Broad Street 10 11 BROWN Mary R. Head W F Aug 1834 65 Wd - 2 2 TN Scotland TN; COLEMAN ?. ?. Son-in-law W M Nov 1857 48 M GA GA GA Real estate & Insurance; -- Elizabeth B. Dau W F Sept 1856 443 M TN TN TN; BROWN Wm Jr. Son W M Aug 1863 36 S TN TN TN Dentist; BRACKEN Henry Servant B M Sept 1863 36 S TN TN TN. (Next door is Mary's daughter, Jeanie EVE and family)
1517 9 10 EVE Paul F. Head W M July 1857 42 M 12 TN GA SC Surgeon; -- Jeanie B. Wife W F Aug 1860 39 M 12 2 2 TN TN TN; -- Mary B. Dau W F Mar 1889 11 S TN TN TN; -- Paul F. Jr. Son W M June 1892 7 S TN TN TN; COLEMAN Susan Servant B F May 1855 454 S TN TN TN.
Husband Irma C. TINSLEY 307,1482
Born: Abt 1890 - Texas 307
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Father: Josephus TINSLEY (1863- ) 308
Mother: Lena E. FINDLEY (Abt 1873- ) 306
Marriage: Abt 1913
Wife Mary 1482
Born: Abt 1893 - Alabama 1482
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1 F Elizabeth TINSLEY (details suppressed for this person)
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2 M Alfred C. TINSLEY (details suppressed for this person)
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1920 U.S. Census, Texas, Dallas County, Dallas, 27-Pct; Series: T625 Roll: 1793 Page: 153: Line 26 1007 157 289 TINSLEY Irma C. HEAD M W 30 M TX KY TX C___ Salesman Gra Co; -- Mary Wife F W 26 M AL AL AL; -- Elizabeth Dau F W 4+4/12 S TX TX AL; -- Alfred C. Son M W 1+6/12 TX TX AL; Meadows Lewis H. Boarding M W 23 M GA GA GA Salesman Tobacco Co.; -- Margaret Boarding F W 22 M LA LA France.
Husband John HALL 1483
Born: Abt 1780 - South Carolina 1483
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Died: After 1850 1483
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Marriage: Bef 1807
Wife Mary 1483
Born: Abt 1775 - South Carolina 1483
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1 F Mary Jane HALL 1483
Born: Abt 1808 - Georgia 1483
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Spouse: James G. SHINHOLSTER (Abt 1803- ) 1483
Marr: Bef 1848
2 F Lidia HALL
Born: 1820
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3 M James HALL
Born: 1830
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1850 U.S. Census, Georgia, Wilkinson County; Series: M432 Roll: 87 Page: 364:
393 393 John HALL 70 M Farmer 10,000 SC;
Mary 75 F SC;
Lidia 40 F GA;
James HALL 30 M Farming GA.
Next door: 392 392 James G. SHINHOLSTER 47 M Farmer 800 GA;
Mary 42 F GA;
Lidy E. 16 F GA;
John W. 14 M GA;
Harriett E. 11 F GA;
James 7 M GA;
Sarah Ann 4 F GA.
On the other side:
394 394 Daniel R. TUCKER 42 M Farmer 12,000 GA
[Daniel is the brother of Mary Ann TUCKER, wife of Jesse DANIELL, the parents of William H. DANIELL who married Sarah Ann SHINHOLSTER in 1852 in Wilkinson County, Georgia.]
Same page:
388 388 Mary SHINHOLSTER 42 F Farmer 400 GA;
James N. 24 M Farmer GA;
Mary I. 23 F GA;
Martha J. S. 15 F GA;
Samuel 17 M Farming GA;
Elizabeth 12 F GA;
Harr[i]et E. 10 F GA;
Mary H. 6 F GA.
Will abstracts:
JOHN HALL, 1850?:
Wife: Mary. Daus: Lydia, Mary Jane. Son: James M. My man, Peter. Dau: Sarah L. Hall, negroes, viz: Minnie Miley and her two youngest children, Isaac and Ephraim. Dau: Mary Jane Shinholster, I give Simon and Charlotte, his wife. Dau: Lydia Hall, I give Ransom and Mariah. Dau: Permelia Ezelle, I give little James and David. To son: James M. Hall, I give Caroline and her children and Ben. To Mary, my wife, I give old Charlotte and her family. My three children: Lydia Hall, Mary Jane Shinholster, James M. Hall, upon payment of $500 out of the estate to each of my daughters, Sara Belle Hall and Permelia Ezelle.
(http://genforum.genealogy.com/ga/wilkinson/messages/445.html)
HALL, JOHN - 1850 Wife: Mary Children: James M. Hall, Lydia Hall, Mary Jane Shinholster, Sarah L. Hall, Permelia Ezelle, Sarah Belle Hall Others mentioned: Slaves: Peter, Minnie Miley & her 2 youngest children Isaac & Ephraim, Simon & Charlotte (husband & wife), Ransom, Mariah, James, David, Caroline & children not named, Ben, Charlotte (old, & her family not named) [http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/wilkinson/wills/willbka.txt]
Husband BRUMFIELD
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Marriage: Bef 1820
Wife Mary
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Died: After 6 Oct 1854 - York County, South Carolina
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1 F Harriet BRUMFIELD 1484
Born: 1 Oct 1820 - York District, South Carolina
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Died: 30 Oct 1869 - York County, South Carolina
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Spouse: Joseph John DANIEL (1818-1874) 1484
Marr: Bef 1849
2 M George BRUMFIELD
Born: Cir 1818
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3 F Elizabeth BRUMFIELD
Born: Cir 1822
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Spouse: THARP (Cir 1820- )
Marr: Bef 1854
4 F Violet BRUMFIELD
Born: Cir 1824
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Spouse: NEELY ( - )
Marr: Bef 1854
5 F Mary BRUMFIELD
Born: Cir 1826
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From York County, SC Will Book 3 1840-1862 by Brent Holcomb: "Will of Mary BRUMFIELD of the District of York.to my son in law Thomas WHITESIDES one half of my plantation whereon I now reside including the improvements, and at his death to be equally divided between his sons James, John and Austin WHITESIDES. To my son George BRUMFIELD all my Negroes, viz, Peggy, Stephen, Amy, Leander & Bonnaparte, on condition that he pay to my executor $1200. My executor shall sell the balance of my daughter Violet NEELY $600, and to each of my daughters Harriet DANIEL & Elizabeth THARP $350, and the balance of my estate equally between my daughters Elizabeth, Harriet (DANIEL), Violet & Mary. I appoint J. M. ANDERSON, executor, 6 Oct 1854. Mary BRUMFIELD (X) (LS). Wit: W. J. RICE, R. P. WHITE, J. BREM.
Proved by the oath of David J. RICE 14 Dec 1854. Qualified J. M. ANDERSON as executor 14 Dec 1854." (Audrey Pool)
Husband Harrison Osborn HALBERT
Born: Abt 1819 - Lewis County, Kentucky
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Father: Stephen HALBERT (1793-1849)
Mother: Mary COTTINGHAM (Abt 1797-1829)
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Wife Mary
Born: Cir 1825
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Husband SUMMERS
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Died: Bef 1 Jun 1860
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Marriage: Bef 1837
Wife Mary 1485
Born: Abt 1803 - South Carolina 1485
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1 M Dr. Jacob Washington SUMMERS 1485,1486
Born: Abt 1837 - South Carolina 1487
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Spouse: Jemima E. WEST (Abt 1840-Bef 1863) 1486
Marr: Bef 1861
Spouse: Mary A. (Abt 1844- ) 1487
Marr: After Jul 1863
General Notes: Husband -
In the 1860 census of Orangeburg County, South Carolina, Mary SUMMERS is head of household with two sons, 22, and 17. Her husband presumed to have died.
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1860 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Orangeburg County, Orangeburg District, Branchville, P O; Series: M653 Roll: 1224 Page: 350: 708 708 Mary SUMMERS 56 F Farmer 3300 6000 SC; Jacob W. " 22 M Physician 660 3000 SC; Abraham S. " 17 M SC.
Husband Benjamin RIVES (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: George RIVES (Cir 1720-Bet 1772/1773)
Mother: Sarah COOKE (Abt 1722- )
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Husband Francis J. WINKLER 1488
Born: Jan 1836 - South Carolina 1488
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Died: Bef 1920 1489
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Marriage: Abt 1858
Wife Mary A. 1488
Born: Jul 1836 - South Carolina 1488
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Died: After 1919
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1 F Katie M. WINKLER 718
Born: Sep 1872 - South Carolina 1488
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Spouse: Dr. Charles Aiken RUSH (1872-1929) 718,1488,1490
Marr: Abt 1897
Husband COBB
Born: Cir 1810 - South Carolina
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Died: Bef 1880 1491
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Marriage: Bef 1838
Wife Mary A. 1491
Born: Abt 1810 - South Carolina 1491
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1 M Oliver L. COBB 1491
Born: Abt 1838 - Georgia 1491
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Spouse: Sophie A. (Abt 1850- ) 1491
Marr: Abt 1869
Husband STRATTON 163
Born: Cir 1860
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Died: Bef 1920 163
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Marriage: Bef 1899
Wife Mary A. 163
Born: 1864 - Kentucky 163
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1 F Joda STRATTON 163
Born: 1899 - Kentucky 163
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Spouse: James GUNNELL (1894- )
Marr: Bef 1924
Husband William Mc. W. YOUNG 1492,1493
Born: Feb 1842 - Georgia 1492
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Died: After 1900 1492
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Wife Mary A. 1493
Born: Nov 1852 - Georgia 1492
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Died: After 1930 1494
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Children
1 F Mary Eldna YOUNG 1495,1496
AKA: Elena
Born: 25 Feb 1872 - Georgia 1495
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Died: 19 Feb 1958
Buried: - Reynolds Chapel Cemetery, Hancock County, Georgia
Spouse: David Lewis BUTTS (1856-1923) 176,211
Marr: Abt 1893 1495
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1870 U.S. Census, Georgia, McIntosh County, Darien; Series: M593 Roll: 164 Page: 213: 60 57 YOUNG Wm M. 28 M W Wheelwright 425 100 GA; -- Mary A. 18 F W Keeping house GA; -- Ada Victoria 16 F W At home GA. [Note: Ada's age is a "Hmmmmm." Months? RLD]
1880 U.S. Census, Georgia, McIntosh County, Darien; Series: T9 Roll: 156 Page: 481: 120 134 YOUNG Wm Mc W M 38 M Watch maker GA GA GA; -- Mary A. W F 28 Wife M Keeping house GA GA GA; -- Adda V. W F 11 Dau S At school GA GA GA; -- Eldna W F 7 Dau GA GA GA; -- Arthur W M 4 Son GA GA GA; -- Benjamin W M 2 Son S GA GA GA; ANDERSON ___ B F 13 Servant S Servant GA GA GA.
1900 U.S. Census, Georgia, McIntosh County, 271 Militia District; Series: T623 Roll: 210 Page: 19: 74 74 YOUNG William M. W. Head W M Feb 1842 M 34 GA GA GA Jeweler; -- Mary A. Wife W F Nov 1852 47 M 37 7 5 GA GA GA; -- Arthur W. Son W M Sept 1876 23 S GA GA GA Bookkeeper; -- Benjamin C. Son W M Dec 1878 21 S GA GA GA Clerk Ice factory;-- William M. W. Jr. Son W M April 1883 17 S GA GA GA Salesman Grocery.
Husband George TRUITT 1497
Born: Abt 1807 - Kentucky
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Marriage: Bef 1835
Wife Mary A. 1497
Born: Abt 1834 - Ohio
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1 F Matilda TRUITT 1498,1499
Born: 3 Jun 1835 - Quincy, Kentucky
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Died: 25 Mar 1873 - Greenup County, Kentucky
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Spouse: George Thomas HALBERT (1826-1898) 1498
Marr: 12 Nov 1857 - Lewis County, Kentucky
2 M Jabez TRUITT 1499
Born: Abt 1836 - Lewis County, Kentucky
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3 F Millie A. TRUITT 1499
Born: Abt 1840 - Lewis County, Kentucky
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4 M Albert G. TRUITT 1499
Born: Abt 1844 - Lewis County, Kentucky
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5 M Simon TRUITT 1499
Born: Abt 1845 - Lewis County, Kentucky
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6 F Sina TRUITT 1499
Born: Abt 1846 - Lewis County, Kentucky
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7 F Mary TRUITT 1499
Born: Abt 1848 - Lewis County, Kentucky
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1850 U.S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, 1-District; Series: M432 Roll: 210 Page: 210: 105 105 George TRUITT, 42 M Farmer 5000 KY; Mary A " 35 F OH; (next page, 211)
Matilda TRUITT 14 F Ky; Jabez " 13 M KY; Millie A. " 9 KY; Albert G. 5 M KY; Simon " 4 M KY; Sina " 3 KY; Mary " 1 F KY; Samuel G. WORLEY 20 M Laborer OH; Richard M. " 13 M OH; Thomas SHEHAN 30 M Laborer Ireland; Nancy ROBERTS 65 F PA.
Husband Daniel William THOMAS 508,1500
Born: 21 Feb 1820 - Lewis County, Kentucky 1501
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Father: George THOMAS (1771-1832) 508
Mother: Lavinia SCHULL (1778-1877) 508
Marriage: Bef 1849
Wife Mary A. 1500
Born: Abt 1819 - Kentucky 1500
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1 M William M. THOMAS 1500
Born: Abt 1849 - Lewis County, Kentucky 1500
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Daniel William THOMAS' birth date is taken from the Thomas Family Bible transcription as published in the Lewis County Herald newspaper: "Daniel Wm. Thomas February (no date)."
1850 U.S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, 1-District; Series: M432 Roll: 210 Page: 206: 37 37 Daniel W. THOMAS, 30, wife Mary A., 31, Wm M., 1.
Husband Orrin C. MAIN 1502
Born: 1866 - Iowa 1503
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Died: 1950 - Florida 1503
Buried: - Garden of Memories Cemetery, Hillsborough County, Florida 1503
Marriage: Abt 1905
Wife Mary A. 1502
Born: 1 Jul 1889 - Rhode Island 251
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Died: Feb 1984 - Hillsborough County, Florida 251
Buried: - Garden of Memories Cemetery, Hillsborough County, Florida 1504
Children
1 F Dorris Eva MAIN 1505
Born: 4 Feb 1906 - Connecticut 1506
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Died: 29 Oct 1983 - Highlands County, Florida 1506
Buried: - Jackson Heights Cemetery, Hillsborough County, Florida 1506
Spouse: Clyde BAKER (1900-1975) 1507
Marr: 7 Jul 1922 - Hillsborough County, Florida
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1910 U.S. Census, Connecticut, New London, North Stonington; Series: T624 Roll: 142 Page: 86: Find A Grave Memorial# 57628199 created by Foxhunt on Aug 24, 2010: 1870 U.S. Census, Virginia, Fairfax County, Falls Church Twp, 20 June 1870; Series: M593 Roll: 1645 Page: 283: 9 9 DANIEL Wm H 26 M W Grocer __ 1400 D. C.; -- Mary A 20 F W Keeping house 1400 __ D. C. 1870 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Orangeburg County, Lyons Twp; Series: M593 Roll: 1506 Page: 242: 23 23 SUMMERS J. W. Dr. 32 M W Farmer 3000 1090 SC; -- M. A. 26 F W Keeping house SC; -- A. W. 8 M W At home SC; -- M. R. 3 F W at home SC; -- S. J. 2 M W At home SC; -- C. 1/12 F W At home SC May; -- Eliza 5/12 F W At home SC Dec. (Whose child is this, age 5 months?) James L. GALIMORE and his wife, Mary Ann, are buried together in Pine Level Cemetery, Coffee County, Alabama. Their graves indexed as: "James L. Galimore, April 1, 1852-Nov. 13, 1924, Mary Ann Galimore, wife of J. L. Galimore, Jan. 12, 1849-Mar. 8, 1925." (http://www.trackingyourroots.com/data/coffeecem1.htm) Mary Ann, maiden name not found, and her husband, James L. GALIMORE, are buried together in Pine Level Cemetery, Coffee County, Alabama. Their graves indexed as: "James L. Galimore, April 1, 1852-Nov. 13, 1924, Mary Ann Galimore, wife of JL Galimore, Jan. 12, 1849-Mar. 8, 1925." (http://www.trackingyourroots.com/data/coffeecem1.htm)
165 187 MAIN Orrin C. Head M W 43 M1 4 IA CT CT Farmer General;
-- Ursula M. Mother F W 75 Wd - 8 7 CT CT CT;
PARK Lucy J. Sister F W 52 Wd - 2 2 WI CT CT;
MAIN Mary A. Wife F W 20 M1 4 2 2 RI MA CT;
-- Dorris Dau F W 4 S CT IA RI;
-- Byron C. Son M W 2 S CT IA RI.
Find A Grave Memorial# 57628201 created by Foxhunt on Aug 24, 2010
ORRIN C. MAIN
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Note: DS w/ Mary A. Main
Burial: Garden of Memories Cemetery, Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida.
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MARY A. MAIN
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Note: DS w/ Orrin C. Main
Burial: Garden of Memories Cemetery, Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida.
"MAIN, MARY 01 Jul 1889 Feb 1984 94 33610 (Tampa, Hillsborough, FL) (none specified) Florida 263-26-3302" [SSDI]
Husband William H. DANIEL 1508
Born: Abt 1844 - Washington, District of Columbia
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Marriage: Jul 1869 1508
Wife Mary A. 1508
Born: Abt 1850 - Washington, District of Columbia
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Husband Dr. Jacob Washington SUMMERS 1485,1486
Born: Abt 1837 - South Carolina 1487
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Father: SUMMERS ( -Bef 1860)
Mother: Mary (Abt 1803- ) 1485
Marriage: After Jul 1863
Other Spouse: Jemima E. WEST (Abt 1840-Bef 1863) 1486 - Bef 1861
Wife Mary A. 1487
Born: Abt 1844 - South Carolina 1487
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1 M George C. SUMMERS 1487
Born: Abt 1864 - South Carolina 1487
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2 F Mary R. SUMMERS 1487
Born: Abt 1867 - South Carolina 1487
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3 M Samuel J. SUMMERS 1509
Born: Abt 1868 - South Carolina 1509
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4 F Carrie M. SUMMERS 1509
Born: Dec 1869 - Orangeburg County, South Carolina 1510
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1880 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Orangeburg County, Lyons; Series: T9 Roll: 1237 Page: 191: 42 42 SUMMERS J. W. 42 M Farmer SC SC SC; " Mary A. W F 35 Wife M Keeping house SC SC SC; " Abram W. W M 18 Son S At school SC SC SC; " Geo. C. W M 16 Son S At school SC SC SC; " Mary R. F W 12 Dau S At school SC SC SC; (Next page, 192) SUMMERS Samuel J. W M 11 Son - At school SC SC SC; " Carrie E. W F 10 Dau - At school SC SC SC; GATES Dazie R. W F 1 Neice - SC SC SC.
Husband James L. GALIMORE 1511,1512
Born: 1 Apr 1852 - Alabama 1511
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Died: 13 Nov 1924 - Coffee County, Alabama
Buried: - Pine Level Cemetery, Coffee County, Alabama
Marriage: 1881
Wife Mary Ann 1512
Born: 12 Jan 1849 - Alabama 1511
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Died: 8 Mar 1925 - Coffee County, Alabama
Buried: - Pine Level Cemetery, Coffee County, Alabama
Children
1 M Noah Lee GALIMORE 1511,1513
Born: 20 Dec 1889 - Alabama 1511
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Died: 3 Apr 1977 - Covington County, Alabama
Buried: - Pine Level Cemetery, Coffee County, Alabama
Spouse: Lula Adella EILAND (1893-1970) 1513,1514,1515
Marr: 1911 1513
General Notes: Husband -
The 1900 census gives an alternate birth date of Jan 1852 for James.
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The 1900 census gives an alternate birth date of May 1849 for Mary Ann.