Husband Francisco Xavier SANCHEZ
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 28 Dec 1787 - St. Augustine Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida
Wife Sarah "Maria Del Carmen?" HILL
Born: 1770 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: Bef 31 Aug 1813 - St. Mary, Camden County, Georgia
Buried:
Father: Theophilus HILL (Abt 1742-1790)
Mother: Teresa THOMAS (Abt 1743-1825)
Children
General Notes: Wife -
From the Andrea Papers, citing the Church Register of the Cathedral of St. Augustine, St. Augustine, Florida: "MARIA del CARMEN HILL...Daughter born 1770 in Edgefield County, S.C. and married 28 Dec 1787 in St. Augustine Cathedral to FRANCISCO XAVIER SANCHEZ She died at St. Mary in Camden County, Ga. before 31Aug. 1813".
From "Vicky", received from Billie Jones: ....... 2 Maria del Carmen "Sarah" Hill b: 1770 in ,,South Carolina".
1786 Census of St. Augustine and Its Perimeter, (MILLS, 1992, p. 7-8. #22. - Sara, daughter, native of the same, single, of the same religon, age 15. (Also listed as 15 in the 1787 census, b. 1771/72??)
Comparing this data, I think that Maria and Sarah were two different children.
From family Bible of Theophilus HILL, son of Lodowick HILL: Sarah HILL, b. 18 Feby. 1796; m...SANCHEZ, moved to Fla.
Is this a conflict, or was Allen Sarah's second husband?
"I see the info from the Theophilus Hill family Bible that you mention above in "The Hills, Vol 1," page 165. "Family tradition has confused this Sarah [ Dr Allen Robison's wife] with her aunt Sarah, who did marry a Sanchez and live in FL."---"The Hills," page 486. That is, Sarah (Maria del Carmen) Hill, daughter of Theophilus Hill and Theresa Thomas, b, 1770, d. ca. 1813 in Camden County, GA, married Francisco Xavier Sanchez in 1787. (Gil Robison, email, 11/02/2004)
Husband Rev. John H. PEARSON III 1314
Born: 7 Sep 1770 - Fairfield District, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: Bef 1837 - Fairfield County, South Carolina
Buried:
Father: Brigadier General John H. PEARSON, II, RS-SC (1743-1819) 4208
Mother: Sarah RAIFORD (1745-1820) 3925
Marriage: Bef 1823
Other Spouse: Nancy FURNEY (Cir 1775- ) 1314
Wife Sarah Caroline HILL
Born: Cir 1785 - Fairfield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: Cir 1835 - Greene County, Alabama
Buried:
Father: Moses HILL (Cir 1758-1821)
Mother: Savilla N. RHODEN (1759-1844)
Children
1 M Moses Hill PEARSON 3746
Born: 1823 3746
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Martha A. COLEMAN (1828-1848)
Marr: 23 Jan 1847 - Greene County, Alabama
Spouse: Nancy Rebecca HUTTON (Abt 1830- ) 3746
Marr: 9 Feb 1850 - Greene County, Alabama
2 M William Edmund PEARSON 4561
Born: Abt 1836 - Alabama 4561
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Cordelia HARWOOD (1831- )
General Notes: Husband -
John PEARSON, Junior's bequeath from his father's Will: "I give devise and bequeath to my son John PEARSON , Junr. a plantation or tract of land situate in the said District on Broad river being composed of two parcels of land originally granted to Jacob SHOEMAKER and Daniel WOOTEN bounded on one side by Broad river N.E. by Herman KINSLER's land S.E. by a tract of one hundred and eighteen acres granted to John PEARSON Senr. by Adam HAWTHORN and a tract originally granted to Rowland WILLIAMS the plantation hereby devised containing four hundred & ninety eight acres having such particular marks and boundings as will appear by a plat of resurvey made by Wm. W. PEARSON DS. dated June 22d 1815 and is known in the devision of the land of the said testator as No. 1. To hold the said plantation to the said John PEARSON Junr. his heirs and assigns forever."
"I know his (General John PEARSON) sons, Phillip and John; the latter married first my cousin Nancy FURNEY. They had several children. After planting on Beaver Creek several years, he moved to Alabama about the year 1830. This was after he married his second wife, Sallie HILL, who lived a few miles above old Buckhead." (William Ederington) 1314
Notes: Marriage
This marriage date is determined from research infromation stating that Moses Hill PEARSON was the child of John PEARSON and Sarah Caroline HILL.
Husband Dr. Allen ROBISON
Born: 1788 - Edgefield District, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 1833 - Wilcox County, Alabama
Buried:
Father: William ROBISON (Bef 1750- )
Mother: Mary LARK (Cir 1750- )
Marriage: Bef 1820
Wife Sarah Grigsby HILL 1146
Born: 18 Feb 1796 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 1146
Christened:
Died: - Wilcox County, Alabama
Buried:
Father: Sgt. Lodowick HILL, RS-SC (1763-1822)
Mother: Susannah GRIGSBY (1771-Abt 1820)
Children
1 M Lodowick Hill ROBISON
AKA: L. H. ROBINSON 3036
Born: 8 May 1828 - Alabama
Christened:
Died: 13 Oct 1882 - Butler County, Alabama
Buried:
Spouse: Frances Williamina CHRISTIAN (1836-1919) 3035
Marr: Bef 1857
2 F Susan ROBISON
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Teresa ROBISON
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
4 F Rachel L. ROBISON
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
5 M John Lark ROBISON
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
6 F Sarah Lark ROBISON 30
Born: 1 Feb 1818 - South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 1 May 1887 - Wilcox County, Alabama
Buried:
Spouse: John William DANIEL (1810-1880) 30
Marr: 7 Nov 1832
7 F Mary E. ROBISON
Born: 1820
Christened:
Died: 1857
Buried:
Spouse: Charles Timothy McCONNICO (1812-Abt 1869)
Marr: Abt 1838
General Notes: Husband -
"Page 114. LW&T of Joseph JENKINS of Wilcox Co. To son, John JENKINS, certain negroes and a mulatto boy, Lye, with the latter to be set free at age 23. To son, James JENKINS, last years crop of cotton by paying the amount I owe to Allen ROBISON for medical attention. To sons, Edwin and Leander, named negroes. Balance of Estate to be equally divided between three sons, John, James, & Edwin and daughter, Elizabeth. Signed 3 Feb 1823. Wit: Allen ROBISON and Benjamin SIMS. Proven 8 Feb 1832." ("Records of Wilcox County Alabama") 688
General Notes: Wife -
From family Bible of Theophilus HILL, son of Lodowick HILL: Sarah HILL, b. 18 Feby. 1796; m...SANCHEZ, moved to Fla.
Husband Henry Goodwin MITCHELL 2887
Born: Abt 1793 - Georgia
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Lt. John MITCHELL, RS-VA (1748-1804) 694,1864
Mother: Sarah THWEATT (1761-Bef 1807) 522,1362
Marriage:
Wife Sophia HILL 2887
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Nathaniel HILL (Cir 1770- ) 1864
Mother:
Children
1 M James MITCHELL 2887
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Henry Goodwin MITCHELL 2887
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Georgia Ann MITCHELL (Cir 1818- )
3 F Palmetta MITCHELL 2887
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: REESE ( - ) 2887
Spouse: Warren HALLIDAY ( - ) 2887
Husband George W. PEARCE 1566
Born: 1824 1058
Christened:
Died: 1873 1058
Buried:
Marriage: 5 Sep 1861 - Decatur County, Georgia
Wife Susan Frances HILL 1146,2017
Born: 7 Jun 1837 1146
Christened:
Died: Jun 1873 2982
Buried:
Father: Theophilus HILL (1790-1852) 1146,1565
Mother: Susannah RICHARDSON (1801-1859) 1565,1566
Children
General Notes: Husband -
1860 U.S. Census, Georgia, Decatur County, Bainbridge; Series: M653 Roll: 119 Page: 109: 75 73 G. W. PEARCE 34 M Mercahnt --- 4000 GA;
Mary J. " 6 F GA; N. NICKOLSON 30 M Merchant GA; Kate 19 F GA; James CORBIT 10 M GA.
George married Susan Frances HILL on 5 September 1861.
1870 U.S. Census, Georgia, Decatur County, Bainbridge; Series: M593 Roll: 146 Page: 2:
25 25 PEARCE Geo, W. 43 M W Clk in store 1000 900 GA;
-- S.(arah) F. 31 F W At home SC;
-- M.(ary) J. 15 F W Attending school GA;
-- Th. R. 8 M W Attending school GA;
-- Jno. W. 6 M W Attending school GA;
-- M.(argaret) S. 4 F W GA;
-- Geo, R. 2 M W GA.
[NOTE: Names in parentheses are added vertically between initials. "Sarah" should be "Susan." RLD]
George W PEARCE and his wife, Susan Frances HILL, both died of yellow fever in 1873. 1058
General Notes: Wife -
In 1860 Susan was living in the home of her brother Rhydon Grigsby HILL in Bainbridge, Decatur County, Georgia.
Notes: Marriage
George W. PEARCE married Susan F. HILL on 5 September 1861in Decatur County, Georgia. [Georgia Marriages, 1808-1967: FamilySearch.org; Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M71265-2, System Origin: Georgia-EASy, Source Film Number: 249480]
Husband John Cameron JONES
Born: Abt 1795
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Susan Smithers Collier HILL
Born: 3 Nov 1798 - Abbeville District, South Carolina
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Joshua HILL, Sr., R.S. (1763-1855)
Mother: Nancy Wyatt COLLIER (1765-Bef 1850)
Other Spouse: Elisha BROWN (Abt 1795- )
Children
Husband William LEWIS
Born: Abt 1785
Christened:
Died: Bef 1815
Buried:
Marriage: Bef 1804
Wife Teresa "Treasey" HILL 1146
Born: 27 Dec 1787 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 1146
Christened:
Died: 8 Nov 1856 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried: - Dean Family Cemetery, Edgefield County, South Carolina
Father: Sgt. Lodowick HILL, RS-SC (1763-1822)
Mother: Susannah GRIGSBY (1771-Abt 1820)
Other Spouse: Augustus Bryant DEAN I (1797-1881) - Bef 1818 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Children
1 M Lodewick Ludlow LEWIS
Born: 11 Aug 1814 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 1887 - Pike County, Alabama
Buried:
Spouse: Lavinia JOHNS (1820-1856)
Marr: 16 Feb 1837 - Chambers County, Alabama
2 F Martha Camilla LEWIS
Born: 29 Nov 1807 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 18 Sep 1857 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Buried: - Holland-Stevens Cemetery, Edgefield County, South Carolina
Spouse: Benjamin J. STEVENS (1791-1851)
Marr: Abt 1824
3 M Daniel LEWIS
Born: Abt 1809 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
Believed to have died before 1815.
General Notes: Wife -
From family Bible of Theophilus HILL, son of Lodowick HILL: Teresa HILL, b. 27 Dec., 1787; m. (I).......Lewis; m. (II) Capt Bryant Dean and had: Col A. B. Dean and Capt. Theophilus Dean who lived, in 1891, at Mount Enon, S.C.
Husband Theophilus HILL
Born: Abt 1742 - Chowan County, North Carolina
Christened:
Died: 20 Dec 1790 - St. Augustine, St. Johns, East Florida
Buried:
Father: Abraham HILL I (1698-1760)
Mother: Judith HINTON (Bef 1715- )
Marriage: 1762 - Edgecombe County, North Carolina
Wife Teresa THOMAS
Born: Abt 1743 - Edgecombe County, North Carolina
Christened: 11 Dec 1790 - St. Augustine Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida
Died: 1825 - St. Mary's, Georgia
Buried:
Father: Rev. John THOMAS ( - )
Mother: Christemater ROBERTS (Cir 1720- )
Other Spouse: Manuel MARCHA ( - ) - 3 Jun 1792 - St. Augustine Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida
Children
1 M Sgt. Lodowick HILL, RS-SC
Born: 1763 - Edgefield District, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 27 Jul 1822 - Edgefield District, South Carolina
Buried:
Spouse: Susannah GRIGSBY (1771-Abt 1820)
Marr: 30 Jun 1785 - St. Augustine Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida
2 F Sarah "Maria Del Carmen?" HILL
Born: 1770 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: Bef 31 Aug 1813 - St. Mary, Camden County, Georgia
Buried:
Spouse: Francisco Xavier SANCHEZ ( - )
Marr: 28 Dec 1787 - St. Augustine Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida
3 F Christina HILL
Born: 1775 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Jose SANCHEZ DE ORTEGOSA ( - )
Marr: 15 Sep 1794 - St. Augustine Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida
4 F Mary "Maria" HILL
Born: 1778 - South Carolina
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Bernardo SANCHEZ DE ORTEGOSA ( - )
Marr: 4 Feb 1799 - St. Augustine Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida
5 F Elizabeth HILL
Born: 1781 - South Carolina
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Joseph BURNELL ( - )
Marr: 7 Feb 1797 - St. Augustine Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida
6 F Ann HILL
Born: 6 Jun 1787 - St. Augustine, Florida
Christened: 8 Jul 1787 - St. Augustine Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida
Died: 1849 - St. Augustine, Florida
Buried:
Spouse: Samuel WILLIAMS ( - )
Marr: Abt 1803
Spouse: Jose Mariano HERNANDEZ (1793-1857)
Marr: 25 Feb 1814 - St. Augustine Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida
7 M John Thomas HILL
Born: 6 Jun 1787 - St. Augustine, Florida
Christened: 8 Jul 1787 - St. Augustine Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
Theophilus HILL was born 1744 in SC and died in St. Augustine, (St. Johns), East Florida in 1790. Teresa THOMAS was born 1746 in SC and died in Prob. Fernandina, Amelia Island, (Nassau), East Florida in 1825.
There is some mention that this bunch were Tories and had to head out to FL to escape the retribution of the Rebels.....
1785 He left Camden County (GA?) for St. Augustine, East Florida.
1786 Census of St. Augustine and Its Perimeter, (MILLS, 1992, p. 7-8. #22. Deophus HILL, native of America, Protestant, farmer ,age 43 Theresa THOMASA, his wife, native of the same and of the same religon, age 41.
Sara, daughter, native of the same, single, of the same religon, age 15. Chrischeany [Christina] HILL, daughter, native of the same, single, of the same religon, age 12. Maria, daughter, native of the same, and of the same religon, age 8. Isabela, daughter, native of the same, of the same religon, age 5.
7 male slaves, none baptized
4 female slaves, none baptized.
1787 Census of St. Augustine & Vicinity, Father HASSETS Census.
Family #22.
Deophus (Theodphilus) HILL, native of America, Protestant, farmer, of 43 years.
Theresa THOMAS, his wife, native of the same, same religon, age 41 years.
Sara, daughter of the said, native of the same, unmarried, of same religon of 15 years.
Chrischeany (Christiana?), daughter of same, native of the same, unmarried, of same religon, of 12 years of age.
Maria, daughter of same, native of same, of same religon, age 8 years.
Isabela, daughter of said, native of same, of same religon, of 5 years of age.
7 male slaves, 4 female slaves, none baptized.
1 white male, 5 white females; 7 negro males, 4 negro females: total: 17.
1787 Census of Householders of East Florida, Census of British Residents, (MILLS, 1996, p. 56)
Teophil HILL, Native of South Carolina, Protestant; has (can't read) . . . and his family to the Catholic religon has a (son?) and four daughters; profession farmer, has eleven slaves and farms (seventeen?) acres of land . . . above North River lives with his family in the house next to DIEGO MacGIRT . . . is able to build a house of his own; wants to work more land.
20 Dec 1790, ST. AUGUSTINE CATHEDRAL, 35 Treasury Street, White Deaths. LDS Film #1015298. #93, ...20 day of December of 1790, THEOPHILO HILL, native of North America son of Abraham, & of Judith, and husband of Dona Teresa THOMAS"... (John R. Clarke, e-mail 10/11/2003)
The case for Theophilus HILL not being a Tory: "The Hills of Wilkes County, Georgia, Vol 2" says a SC indent shows that Theophilus Hill was paid L 161.3.10 1/2 for for provisions provided to the Continental Army, and the SC militia in 1781-1782. His son, Lodowick Hill, served as a Sgt in the Continental Army. My guess is that the Tory story came up to replace an unsavory truth: Theophilus moved to east FL in order to avoid being prosecuted for murder. I have seen a microfilm of the warrant for his arrest. He was accused of murdering a Joseph Whitney in July, 1785, in Camden County, GEORGIA, not Camden, SC, as is sometimes stated. A reward of L 50 in specie (that is, in gold, not paper money) was offerred for his capture. It also mentions TH's having escaped to East Florida. "The Hills of Wilkes County, Vol 1," published in 1922, contains family stories of his being in Santo Domingo (Haiti) and losing his slaves in the slave revolt there. However, this is disputed in Volume 2, published in the 80's. Nonetheless, the story had to come from somewhere, and that would be interesting to know about. Perhaps it was a relative or other associate who was in Haiti, and the story was garbled with the telling over the years. Theophilus Hill sounds like an interesting character. (Gil Robison, email, November 02, 2004)
Husband Theophilus HILL 1146,1565
Born: 10 Feb 1790 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 1146,1565
Christened:
Died: 5 Dec 1852 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 1146
Buried:
Father: Sgt. Lodowick HILL, RS-SC (1763-1822)
Mother: Susannah GRIGSBY (1771-Abt 1820)
Marriage: 21 Jan 1819 1146
Wife Susannah RICHARDSON 1565,1566
Born: 19 Apr 1801 1146
Christened:
Died: 2 Feb 1859 - Richardsonville, Edgefield County, South Carolina 1146
Buried:
Children
1 M Lodowick HILL 2017
Born: 16 Oct 1820 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 1146
Christened:
Died: 3 Jul 1873 - Edgefield County, South Carolina 1566
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Lipscomb GRIFFIN (1827-1872)
Marr: 2 Jul 1850 - Edgefield County, South Carolina
2 M Rhydon Grigsby HILL 1146,2017
Born: 7 Mar 1823 1146
Christened:
Died: 1 May 1866 2982
Buried:
Spouse: Elizabeth Eleanor SMYLY (1827-1877) 2982
3 M Henry HILL 1146
Born: 30 Aug 1825 1146
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Jane ( -1859) 1566
Marr: Bef 1859
Spouse: Georgianna E. STROTHER (Abt 1847- ) 1567,1568,1569
Marr: Bef Jun 1880 1570
4 M James Richardson HILL 1146
Born: 24 Jan 1828 1146
Christened:
Died: 8 Aug 1896 1566
Buried:
5 F Martha Elizabeth HILL 1146,2017
Born: 17 Mar 1830 1146
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Thomas MAYNARD (Cir 1830- ) 2982
6 M William Butler HILL 1146,2017
Born: 4 Oct 1832 1146
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Jeanie KING (Cir 1835- ) 2982
7 M John Walter HILL 1146,2017
Born: 28 Oct 1834 1146
Christened:
Died: 13 Mar 1902 2982
Buried:
Spouse: Martha WARDLAW (Cir 1835- ) 2982
Spouse: Susan BRUNSON (1871- ) 2982,3261
8 F Susan Frances HILL 1146,2017
Born: 7 Jun 1837 1146
Christened:
Died: Jun 1873 2982
Buried:
Spouse: George W. PEARCE (1824-1873) 1566
Marr: 5 Sep 1861 - Decatur County, Georgia
9 M Theophilus Thomas HILL, CSA 1146,2017
Born: 29 Mar 1839 1146
Christened:
Died: 27 Jun 1862 - Petersburg, Virginia 2982
Buried:
10 M Benjamin Richardson HILL 1146,2017
Born: 12 Oct 1844 1146
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Jennie LIPSCOMB (Abt 1845- )
General Notes: Husband -
Theophilus HILL's family is as listed in his Bible as published in the Georgia DAR Historical Collection.
1850 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Edgefield County, No Twp; Series: M432 Roll: 852 Page: 162: 63 63 Theophilus HILL 60 M W Farmer 16,000 SC; Susan " 48 F W SC; (cont'd page 163) Lodowick " 29 M W Merchant SC; Rhydon " 27 M W Merchant SC; Elizabeth " 19 F W SC; William " 18 M W Farmer SC; Walter " 16 M W SC; Susan " 13 F W SC; Thomas " 11 M W SC; Benjamin " 7 M W SC.
Theophilus HILL and his sons, William and Loadwick witnessed the 28 May 1850 Will of James Adams (Box No 61 Pkg # 2509, Edgefield Co., SC), proven on the oath of Load Hill (Lodowick Hill) this 21 Jan 1852. John Hill OED. Recorded in Will Book C., p. 460-462.
In the name of God Amen. I James Adams of this District of Edgefield and State of SC, Planter, being sound of body and mind, knowing that it is appointed for all men to die, and _ touching such worldly Estate as it has pleased God to bless me with in this life. I give & bequeath the same in manner and form following, that is to say, I give to my nephews James C. Adams, Son of John Adams and James Adams son of William Adams my land & Negroes to be equally between them, also all my personal Estate, except five Hundred dollars to my Brother Henry if he should be the longest liver, if not for it to remain in the Estate. also five hundred dollars to my Nephew James Adams son of Amos Adams, also one hundred dollars to my Brother Amos Adams if he should be the longest liver, if not for it to remains in the Estate. I also give to Elizabeth Quattlebaum wife of John Quattlebaum Esqr. five hundred dollars. I also give to each of the under named nephews & nieces one hundred Dollars, Viz: Charles, Aron, Daniel, William Levi, Patsy, Elisabeth, Milly & Polly children of William Adams. Also to the children of John Adams, one hundred dollars each Viz: John and Asa. Also to the children of Charles Adams one hundred dollars each viz: William, Wiley, Frances, Nancy, Elizabeth, Mary Ann & Sarah. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 28th of May in the year of our Lord One thousand eight-hundred & fifty and of American independence, seventy third. Signed, sealed and acknowledged in the presence of Theos Hill, William Hill, Lod Hill. /s/ James Adams {LS}. An appraisal of James ADAMS estate was made 10 Feb. 1852 by Jas. RICHARDSON, R. G. HILL, George (his mark) FREE.
In 1852, the following legatees were paid: A. (Amos) Adams his legacy $100 John Adams his legacy $100 Simeon and Nancy Dean their legacy $100 Milly Trotter her legacy $100 Levi Adams his legacy $100 John & Elizabeth Quattlebaum their legacy $500 D. Adams his legacy $100 Wiley T. Adams his legacy $100 William Adams his legacy $100 Wm. Adams his legacy $100 (yes this is listed twice) Asa Adams his legacy $100 James A. Adams his legacy $500 Henry Adams his legacy $500 John & Mary Grice their legacy $100 Elizabeth Hill her legacy $100 Frances Bartlett her legacy $100. In 1852 the following legatees were paid: The heirs of Wm. G. Lan(g) specific Legacy $100 The heirs of Martha Lang specific Legacy $100 Charles Adams specific legacy $100 Julius H. Cogburn guardian of his minor children in full $100 Wm Dean specific Legacy $100 Chs Adams specific Legacy $100 J.B. Clegg specific legacy $20 Amos Adams specific Legacy $100 (1851 - omitted in last return). (Source of Will: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/sc/edgefield/wills/ Link: <a3520001.txt> )
The above Will is interesting because it is witnessed only by HILL family members. I've not sorted that out as yet as far as it relates to the relationship odf the ADAMS and HILL families. (RLD)
Husband Theophilus HILL
Born: 1769
Christened:
Died: 19 Aug 1829
Buried:
Father: Abraham HILL II (1732-1792)
Mother: Christian WALTON (Abt 1736-1808)
Marriage: Abt 1800
Wife Mary "Polly" JORDAN
Born: Bef 1780
Christened:
Died: 1829
Buried:
Father: Benjamin JORDAN (1757-1787)
Mother: Elizabeth HARVEY (1759- )
Children
General Notes: Husband -
Early Records of Georgia - Vol II - Wilkes County [pg 244][Original Papers]
JORDAN, Benjamin dec'd. Receipt of Daniel TERRONDET, R. P., for pay for letters of administrations to Josiah JORDAN Apr. 15, 1789. Receipt of Benj. JORDAN to Hezekiah JORDAN for money in order to run land "if there be any had worth running."
Jan. 1, 1787. Acct. of Josiah JORDAN against Benj. JORDAN for bacon etc, Va. currency Aug. 1783,equal to so much Ga. currency. Sanders WALKER vs Elizabeth JORDAN, admx of Benj. JORDAN, dec'd. Elizabeth confesses judgment Nov. 4, 1788.
Receipt of David CRISWELL to Josiah JORDAN, admr for tax 1789.
Bond of Josiah JORDAN as gdn to Jas. Lucy, Elizabeth and Warren JORDAN, minors of Benj. JORDAN, dec'd. Jan. 23, 1792, Benj. BLAKE and Henry A. POPE, Sec. List of property of Jas. JORDAN, from his
grandfather Geo. JORDAN, dec'd. received of Josiah JORDAN gdn, Dec. 31, 1799, viz, slaves Jeffrey, and Ephraim. Receipt of Josiah as gdn to est of Benj. JORDAN, dec'd. 24 slaves etc. Paid Jos. O'NEAL tuition for all 1794.
Returns for 1802 paid Henry HILL for Warren's board.
Paid Jas. ECHOLS for Warren going to singing school.
Paid Dr. Jas. BRADLEY.
Paid Theopilus HILL, Warren's board 1803, let Warren buy a horse.
Paid Hipe HULL 7 months board for Warren 1804.
Paid Wm. PRINCE tuition.
Receipt of Jas. JORDAN Jan. 1, 1803 to Josiah JORDAN, gdn for his legacy from the est of Benj. JORDAN and two slaves left him by his grandfather Geo. JORDAN.
Receipt of Jas. MITCHELL to Josiah JORDAN, gdn for Betsy JORDAN's legacy.
Receipt of Theophilus HILL for Polly JORDAN's legacy, same date.
"1792 Oglethorpe V 023A Jordan Theophilus Hill Gre - 115 - - S Oconee R Wm Daniel - -" (Daniel Taxables in Wilkes Co GA 1785-1805 from Wilkes County GA Tax Records 1785-1805, v.1-2
by Frank Parker Hudson 1996, http://home.comcast.net/~p.a.miller/genealogy/docs/gawilkestax.htm) [An adjacent record is for his brother Abraham HILL.]
In the List of Deceased Persons, Court of Ordinary, Oglethorpe Co., Georgia 1799-1819, entry no. 326 states: "Christian HILL decd. Henry HILL adms. Theophilius HILL & Miles HILL Securities. Settled." [There is no date on this entry, but it is before May 1819. Christian was the mother of the men named herein.]
General Notes: Wife -
Josiah JORDAN and wife Judith HILL adopted Mary JOURDAN and her three siblings when they were less than 5, after their father was killed by Indians. Mary's brother James married a BLAKE, whose mother was a HILL. Mary's sister Elizabeth married James MITCHELL. Mary's brother Warren married Juliet Anna DANIELL. Mary married Theophilus HILL.
Husband Thomas HILL
Born: 12 Jul 1780
Christened:
Died: 9 Feb 1816 - Oglethorpe County, Georgia
Buried:
Father: Abraham HILL II (1732-1792)
Mother: Christian WALTON (Abt 1736-1808)
Marriage:
Wife Sarah "Sallie" McGEHEE
Born:
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Father: Micajah McGEHEE (Cir 1745-1811)
Mother: Anne Baytop SCOTT (Cir 1753-1816)
Other Spouse: Dionysius OLIVER ( - ) 4616
Children
1 M Thomas B. J. HILL 4617
Born:
Christened:
Died: 6 May 1873
Buried:
Spouse: Sarah Lucinda Scoty OLIVER ( - )
Marr: 1840 4626
2 M Wiley HILL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
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3 F Sarah Milton HILL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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4 M Middleton HILL 4627
Born:
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Died: 1848 - Texas 4628
Buried:
5 F Emaline HILL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
6 F Mary HILL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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7 F Ann HILL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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General Notes: Husband -
Went to Texas.
General Notes: Wife -
"She was very beautiful." Sarah and Thomas HILL had 6 children. "Early Settlers of Alabama" names only two of the six children reported. 4617
Husband Thomas B. J. HILL 4617
Born:
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Died: 6 May 1873
Buried:
Father: Thomas HILL (1780-1816)
Mother: Sarah "Sallie" McGEHEE ( - )
Marriage: 1840 4626
Wife Sarah Lucinda Scoty OLIVER
Born:
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Children
Husband Thomas J. HILL III
Born: 30 Mar 1921
Christened:
Died: 1999
Buried:
Father: Thomas J. HILL, Jr. (1891-1960)
Mother: Mary Ann Lena PIERCE
Marriage:
Wife Mamie Ruth ODOM (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Children
1 F Bonnie Susan HILL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Spouse: COCKERELL (living)
Husband Thomas J. HILL
Born: 1841 - Republic of Texas
Christened:
Died: 1910
Buried:
Father: Robert HILL (Cir 1815- )
Mother: Agnes MENEFEE (Cir 1815- )
Marriage: 27 Jan 1877 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
Other Spouse: Sallie ADAMS ( - ) - Abt 1860
Wife Rosamond PEARSON
AKA: Rosa
Born: Abt 20 Oct 1853-1855
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Benjamin Waller PEARSON (Abt 1815-After 1880)
Mother: Julia Emma MARSH (Abt 1819-Abt 1901)
Children
1 F Minnie HILL
Born: 1878
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Mable Agnes HILL
Born: 1885
Christened:
Died: 1981
Buried:
3 M Charles HILL
Born: Abt 1887
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
4 M Leland Thomas HILL
Born: 1889
Christened:
Died: 1900
Buried:
5 M Thomas J. HILL, Jr.
Born: 1891
Christened:
Died: 1960
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Ann Lena PIERCE (living)
6 M Gene Samuel HILL
Born: Abt 1895
Christened:
Died: Abt 1989
Buried:
General Notes: Wife -
Called "Rosa."
Notes: Marriage
Date and place from Linda Marsh by email.
Husband Thomas J. HILL, Jr.
Born: 1891
Christened:
Died: 1960
Buried:
Father: Thomas J. HILL (1841-1910)
Mother: Rosamond PEARSON (Abt 1853/1855- )
Marriage:
Wife Mary Ann Lena PIERCE (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
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Children
1 F Frances Imogene HILL
Born: 1 May 1911
Christened:
Died: Sep 1987
Buried:
Spouse: James Stanley RIFENBURG (living)
2 F Martha Elizabeth HILL
Born: 11 Feb 1914
Christened:
Died: 1986
Buried:
Spouse: WHYTOCK (living)
3 M Thomas J. HILL III
Born: 30 Mar 1921
Christened:
Died: 1999
Buried:
Spouse: Mamie Ruth ODOM (living)
4 M Andrew Jack HILL
Born: 13 Jul 1924
Christened:
Died: 1 Jan 1980
Buried:
5 M Gene Samuel HILL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
6 M Richard Jerry HILL (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Husband George P. MOODY 808,4524
Born: Sep 1870 - Georgia 4524
Christened:
Died: 15 Apr 1945 - Montgomery, Alabama
Buried: 17 Apr 1945 - Macedonia Cemetery, Meriwether County, Georgia
Father: Green P. MOODY ( - )
Mother:
Marriage: 30 Jun 1892 - Harris County, Georgia
Other Spouse: Ada SKELTON (Abt 1889- ) 2553 - After 1910
Wife Viola HILL 808,4524
Born: Feb 1877 - Georgia 4524
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Cora MOODY 2553,4524
Born: Apr 1893 - Alabama 4524
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Willie WEEKS (Abt 1896- ) 2553
2 F Alice Viola MOODY 808,2553,4524,4525
Born: 14 Mar 1895 - Harris County, Georgia 808
Christened:
Died: 13 Jan 1987 - Autauga County, Alabama 808
Buried: - Prattville Memorial Gardens, Autauga County, Alabama
Spouse: Robert Oliver HOOD (1895-1959) 808,1714
Marr: 1914 - Troup County, Georgia. (Divorced)
Spouse: Samuel O. NEWMAN (1888- ) 4525
Marr: 1921 - Tallapoosa County, Alabama
3 F Maud MOODY 4524
Born: Jan 1896 - Harris County, Georgia 4524
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
4 M Willie MOODY 4524
Born: Jul 1899 - Harris County, Georgia 4524
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
5 M Albert MOODY 4629
Born: Abt 1902 - Georgia 4629
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
6 M Terrell MOODY 4629
Born: Abt 1903 - Georgia 4629
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
7 F Della MOODY 4629
Born: Abt 1904 - Georgia 4629
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
8 F Verta MOODY 4629
Born: Abt 1908 - Georgia
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
9 M John MOODY 4629
Born: Abt 1910 - Georgia 4629
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
George P. MOODY married Viola HILL about 1892. Before 1900 they have four children.
1900 U.S. Census, Georgia, Harris County, Valley Plains; Series: T623 Roll: 204 Page: 191: 226 229 MOODY George Head W M Sep 1870 29 M 8 GA GA GA Farmer; -- Ola [Viola] Wife W F Feb 1877 23 M 8 4 4 AL AL AL; -- Cora Dau W F Apr 1893 7 S GA GA AL; -- Alice Dau W F Mch 1895 5 S GA GA AL; -- Maud Dau W F Jan 1896 4 S GA GA AL; -- Willie Son W M July 1899 10/12 S GA GA AL.
1910 U.S. Census, Georgia, Troup County, LaGrange; Series: T624 Roll: 217 Page: 9: 180 185 MOOTY [sic] G. P. Head M W 40 M1 18 GA GA GA Carpenter General work; -- Ola Wife F W 35 M1 18 9 9 GA GA GA; -- Cora Dau F W 16 S GA GA GA Spinner Cotton mill; -- Alice Dau F W 15 S GA GA GA Spinner Cotton mill; -- Maude Dau F W 13 S GA GA GA Spinner Cotton mill; -- Willie son M W 11 S GA GA GA; -- Albert Son M W 8 S GA GA GA; -- Terrell Son M W 7 S GA GA GA; -- Della Dau F W 6 S GA GA GA; -- Verta Dau F W 2 S GAGA GA; -- John Son M W ?/12 S G GA GA.
Viola apparently died before December 8, 1911 when George married Ada SKELTON.
Two of George's daughters Alice HOOD and Cora WEEKS live with or next door to George in 1920.
1920 U.S. Census, Alabama, Chambers County, Precinct 13; Series: T625 Roll: 2 Page: 268: 248 295 MOODY George Head M W 50 M GA GA GA Carpenter Cotton mill; -- Ada Wife F W 31 M AL AL AL; -- Albert Son M W 20 S GA GA AL Spinner Cotton mill; -- Tell Son 18 S GA GA AL Spinner Cotton mill; -- Della Dau F W 14 S GA GA AL; -- E____ V. Dau F W 12 S GA GA AL; -- John Son M W 10 S GA GA AL.
248 296 HOOD Alice Head F W 23 Wd [divorced] GA GA GA Spinner Cotton mill; -- Jimmie Dau F [sic, James Carrol, a male] W 3 S GA GA GA; -- Mary Dau F W 1 S GA GA GA.
248 296 WEEKS Willie [as indexed] Head M W 24 M GA GA GA Spinner cotten mill; -- Cora Wife F W M GA GA GA Card room cotton mill; -- Lucile Dau F W 3 S GA GA GA; -- Willie M. Dau F W 1/2 S GA GA GA.
At http://www.ancientfaces.com/research/photo/365190 is a 1940 photo of George P. MOODY, born 25 September 1870. He is listed as George P. MOODY, son of Green B. and Francis MOODY, d. 1945 in Montgomery, AL. A strong possibility this is Alice Viola MOODY's father.
General Notes: Wife -
Viola was called "Ola."
POSSIBLE PARENTS?:
1880 U.S. Census, Georgia, Cherokee County, Wild Cat, Militia dist 1019; Series: T9 Roll: 140 Page: 230:
18 18 HILL, L. B. W M 33 M Farmer GA SC SC;
-- Amercus W F 26 Wife M Keeping house GA GA --;
-- Alonzo W M 7 Son S GA GA --;
-- Lilly W F 4 Dau S GA GA --;
-- Viola W F 2 Dau S GA GA --;
-- Lena W F 5/12 9 Aug Dau S GA GA --;
BYRD Choice W M 56 Uncle S At home Paralysis SC SC SC.
1880 U.S. Census, Georgia, Bibb County, Ward 2, Macon; Series: T9 Roll: 135 Page: 211:
Line 14 Second St -- -- 828 HILL W. O. W M 26 M R. R. Clerk GA GA GA;
-- Lizzie W F 24 Wife M Keep house GA GA GA;
-- Ola W F 1 Dau S GA GA GA.
Notes: Marriage
George MOODY married Viola HILL on 30 Jun 1892 in Harris County, Georgia. [FamilySearch.org: Georgia Marriages, 1808-1967; indexing project (batch) number: M71303-3, system origin: Georgia-EASy, source film number: 327525]
Husband Whitman Robinson HILL 1058
Born: 31 May 1822 - Edgefield District, South Carolina 1058
Christened:
Died: 10 Feb 1849 1058
Buried:
Father: Henry Hampton HILL (1798-1857) 1144,1146
Mother: Martha Sarah BOND (1794-1870) 1144,1147,1148,1149
Marriage: 6 Jun 1843
Wife Sarah Ann VERDELLE 2983
Born: 23 Nov 1824 2983
Christened:
Died: 29 Sep 1906 2983
Buried:
Children
1 F Sarah Florella HILL 2983
Born: 25 Jul 1844 2983
Christened:
Died: Cir 1845 2983
Buried:
2 F Martha Ellen HILL 2983
Born: 4 Jan 1847 2983
Christened:
Died: 1920 2983
Buried:
3 F Tallulah Whitman HILL 2983
Born: 10 Jan 1849 2983
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Wife -
Husband William HILL
Born: Abt 1670 - Maryland
Christened:
Died: 6 May 1720 - Middlesex County, Virginia
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Anne JONES
Born: Abt 1680 - Virginia?
Christened:
Died: Abt 1725 - Middlesex County, Virginia
Buried:
Children
1 M William HILL, Sr., R.S.
Born: Abt 1710 - Caroline County, Virginia
Christened:
Died: Abt 1783 - Surry County, North Carolina
Buried:
Spouse: Susannah SMITHERS (Abt 1716-Bef 1770)
Marr: 1736 - Caroline County, Virginia
Spouse: Bridget HEARN (Abt 1712-Bef 1736)
Marr: 24 Apr 1729
Husband William HILL, Sr., R.S.
Born: Abt 1710 - Caroline County, Virginia
Christened:
Died: Abt 1783 - Surry County, North Carolina
Buried:
Father: William HILL (Abt 1670-1720)
Mother: Anne JONES (Abt 1680-Abt 1725)
Marriage: 1736 - Caroline County, Virginia
Other Spouse: Bridget HEARN (Abt 1712-Bef 1736) - 24 Apr 1729
Wife Susannah SMITHERS
Born: Abt 1716 - Caroline County, Virginia
Christened:
Died: Bef 1770 - Surry County, Virginia
Buried:
Children
1 M Joshua HILL, Sr., R.S.
Born: 26 May 1763 - Caroline, Virginia
Christened:
Died: 20 Jun 1855 - Abbeville, South Carolina
Buried:
Spouse: Nancy Wyatt COLLIER (1765-Bef 1850)
Marr: Abt 1790
2 M William HILL, Jr.
Born: 1737
Christened:
Died: 1792
Buried:
Spouse: Hannah Elizabeth HALBERT (1742- )
Marr: 1765
3 F Elizabeth HILL
Born: 18 Sep 1747 - Caroline County, Virginia
Christened:
Died: 6 Nov 1836 - Belton, Anderson County, South Carolina
Buried:
Spouse: William Anson HALBERT (1744-1808)
Marr: 1765
General Notes: Husband -
William HILL, Sr., was of English descent, his grandfather HILL having migrated from England to Virginia in 1620. The colonial records of Virginia show that William HILL, Sr., was born in Caroline County, Virginia about 1710, married Susannah SMITHERS in that County in 1736, and remained there till after 1765 when he moved to Surry County, North Carolina. He was a member of the Provincial Congress which met a Hillsboro, North Carolina, August 20, 1775. His last will and testament was probated in Surry County, North Carolina in February 1787. Book 2, page 73. (A Brief History of Acker-Halbert Family, page 12. Compiled and Edited by E. D. ACKER, A.B., LL. B., Lincoln, Ala., 1928, Mirco filmed by the Church of Latter Day Saints, 13 March 1986, Call # 1321075)
Husband William Butler HILL 1146,2017
Born: 4 Oct 1832 1146
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Theophilus HILL (1790-1852) 1146,1565
Mother: Susannah RICHARDSON (1801-1859) 1565,1566
Marriage:
Wife Jeanie KING 2982
Born: Cir 1835
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Husband William Castilo HILL, Sr. 1660
Born: 5 Jul 1783 1660
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: After 1832
Other Spouse: Mary DYKES (1789- ) 1660 - 16 Mar 1805 1660
Wife UNKNOWN
Born:
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Died:
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Children
1 M Henry HILL
Born: After 1832
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 F Carrie HILL
Born: After 1832
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Lucy HILL
Born: After 1832
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband -
William Costello HILL, born 5 July 1783, married Mary DYKES. They are the parents of Hulda HILL, born 12 September 1832. This Hulda is thought to be the Hulda HILL, 18, in the household of Elizabeth C. DANIEL in the 1850 census of Barbour County, Alabama.
WILLIAM CASTILO HILL
These records are from the Bible of William Castilo Hill. The Bible is in the possession of his grandson, Mr. Charlie Hill, of Lake Providence, Louisiana. This copy was made from a bona fide copy which is in the possession of Miss Mary Mangham, Sylvester, Georgia. She is the great grand- daughter of William Castilo Hill. A notation says that this Bible was defaced by the Creek Indians on the first Sunday in May 1836, and Indians drove the family from home that day.
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BIRTHS
William Castilo Hill was born July 5, 1783.
Mary Dykes Hill , wife of W. C. Hill, was born March 16, 1789.
Children:
Asaph Robertson Hill was born August 31. 1806.
Willoughby Dykes Hill was born Sept. 25, 1809.
Pheby Ann Hill was born Mar. 27, 1811.
William Castilo Hill was born Feb. 13, 1813.
Polly Powell Hill was born Nov. 5, 1814.
Allen Washington Hill was born Apr. 18, 1816.
Eliza Webb Hill was born Oct. 28, 1818.
Albert Madison Hill was born Jan. 14, 1821.
Jasper Newton Hill was born Sept. 9, 1823.
Sallie Luggestt Hill was born Dec. 24, 1825.
George T. B. Hill was born Feb. 9, 1828.
Julia Mariah Hill was born June 7, 1830.
Hulda Elizabeth Hill was born Sept. 12, 1832.
MARRIAGES
William C. Hill and Mary Dykes were married March 16, 1805.
Note: The following marriages are not in this Bible, and we have Note the exact dates;
Eliza Webb Hill married John Grier Mangham about 1836.
Jasper Newton Hill married Eliza Pittman.
Miss Mangham says her mother gave her the following from having heard the family speak of them. She thinks it is correct.
Pheby Hill married ___________ Thomas.
Sallie Hill married ____________ Grady.
Polly Hill married ____________ Gilbert.
Julie Hill married ____________ Callaway. (Eli H. CALLAWAY, Proven. RLD)
Hulda Hill married ___________ Redding.
William C. Hill, Sr. married a second time and had three children: Henry, Carrie and Lucy
DEATHS
Willoughby D. Hill died on a steamboat on the Chattahoochee, in 1835.
Asaph R. Hill died May 5, 1836, of consumption.
Source: (http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/9828/br22.html) (http://home.earthlink.net/~bwjohnson/quit_mem.htm) (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lawdeda/pafg05.htm)
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Husband William Wyatt HILL
Born: 22 Apr 1802 - Abbeville District, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: - Abbeville District, South Carolina
Buried:
Father: Joshua HILL, Sr., R.S. (1763-1855)
Mother: Nancy Wyatt COLLIER (1765-Bef 1850)
Marriage: 20 Jan 1819
Wife Harriet WITHERINGTON
Born: Abt 1802
Christened:
Died: Abt 1887
Buried:
Children
Husband Wylie HILL
Born: 26 Dec 1775
Christened:
Died: 3 Apr 1844
Buried:
Father: Abraham HILL II (1732-1792)
Mother: Christian WALTON (Abt 1736-1808)
Marriage: 29 Mar 1799
Wife Martha POPE
Born: 18 Apr 1782
Christened:
Died: 15 Jul 1853
Buried:
Father: Burwell POPE (Abt 1751-Abt 1800)
Mother: Priscilla WOOTEN (Abt 1756-1806)
Children
1 M Burwell Pope HILL
Born: Abt 1806
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Colonel Lodowick Meriwether HILL
Born: 1804
Christened:
Died: 1883
Buried:
Spouse: Nancy H. JOHNSON (1808-1846) 4623
Marr: 16 Dec 1824 - Wilkes County, Georgia 4623
Spouse: Martha Strother WELLBORN (Cir 1820- ) 4624
Marr: 8 Jul 1847 - Wilkes County, Georgia
General Notes: Husband -
Will of Wylie Hill.
In the name of God, Amen : I Wylie Hill of the County of Wilkes and State of Georgia, being of sound mind and perfect memory, blessed be God, do make and ordain this to be my last will and testament, in manner following, that is to say:
First as to my body I wish it to be decently buried in the garden where my two little granddaughters are buried.
I wish for all my just debts to be paid first and then the balance to be divided as I shall state in this my last will February Thirteenth, Eighteen Hundred and thirty seven.
I wish for my wife and my three sons to have the management of my property at my death, as the boys come of age they will see to it.
I wish to have a house built over my grave large enough to cover my dear wife also, let the sils be out of old post oak 14 inches square set on rocks one foot from the ground. Have the frame about five feet high covered with good heart shingles fully one inch thick after they are drawn, and good heart weather boarding painted black.
My will and desire is that my dear wife shall have those slaves during her life or widowhood for to support her and my two youngest sons Wylie P. Hill and A. T. W. Hill and school them. These are the negroes I leave to my dear wife: Edward and his wife Sarah and their two youngest children, one leg Grace and their two sons Tony and Frank and one set of the blacksmith Tools, Amanda and Vilo Jacob and his wife Grace and their youngest children Cato and Sandy Squire and Gideon Jeffrey and the use of the upper mill to grind for her during her natural life or widowhood. As to the children, my son Burwell P. Hill had by Martha his last wife, I will them one dollar a piece, and as to the part that would fall to my son Burwell P. Hill's heirs, my will and desire is that his daughter by his first wife should have it, Sarah Ann Eliza Render Hill if she should live to have heir and if she should die it's all to fall back to my children that's living at that time.
My house and plantation where I now live for the use of my dear wife during her life or widowhood, and at her death to go to my son Abraham T. W. Hill making the Crews Creek the line down the meanders of said creek to be the line until it goes to the fork below Clark road, thence to take a due East line to the back line towards James Render's old place, all to the south of that line I give to my son Wylie P. Hill, to him, his heirs and assigns forever, as far as my land goes toward Washington, the Newton and Lacky place, and Parks place and Wylie Burks place also, and all on the North of that line, the Clark place, John Hill place and the King place and Barnes Place and the John McGehee place and the saw and grist mills I give to my son Abraham T. W. Hill his heirs and assigns forever:
The Abraham Hill place and the 212 acres up by Sardus and the 100 acres the Thomas Johnston place I give to my son Lodowick M. Hill in lieu of the Dodson place to him his heirs and assigns forever. Now should my son Lodowick M. Hill be pleased with the swap, my son Wylie P. Hill falls heir to the Abraham Hill place and the Sardus lands and the Thomas Johnston lands also. The balance of my landed property to be sold and to be divided between my four daughters, and as to my household furniture I wish at my wife's death to be flung into as many lots as I have living children at that time and to be equally divided among them. I don't wish anything sold out of the house, and as to my Buncombe lands, and stock thats there, I wish to be kept together if it suits for a retreat to any of the children thats amind to go.
My wife is to have Carpenter James and his wife Hester and Hannah and one of the small girls also, for which I had left out above.
I leave to my dear wife her carriage and her two choice mules and one road wagon and the best team of mules, one ox wagon and two yoke of oxen, and two of her choice in the horses, and as much of the stock of cattle and hogs as my executors may think will do her and all the balance of the stock and property to be sold and equally divided between my living children at my death, and all the property that I leave to my wife and all the proceeds after supporting her and my two youngest sons to be divided at her death equally between all her living children.
Now these that are married and had of some property I have valued all that I gave them. Burwell P. Had Three thousand and twenty eight Dollars, Lodowick M. Hill Thirty one hundred and seventy three dollars, Sarah C. W. Jordan had three thousand and ninety eight dollars, Martha P. DuBose had Twenty eight hundred and ninety three dollars, Tabitha W. Duncan had twenty eight hundred and ninety five dollars. Now as to the landed property I left to my sons has nothing to do with any other property and also the landed property I left to be sold for my four daughters, has nothing to do with other property. I divided that myself those children that has those amounts of property are so much ahead of the other children which must all be made equal at the division: you will see my valuation on the back part of this book. Now all the money that is due me at my death is to be divided between my wife and my dear children to make them all equal, and as to the ready money thats in hand at my death, I wish to finish my two youngest son's education. As to the boy Joel / loaned to Sally Holmes, at her death, he is to be divided as my other property was (?). If my wife wants my gig and harness, let her have it, also now my dear children and wife I never want any of you to have any coldness nor any hard thoughts among any of you about what I leave behind, for my property I worked for, it wasn't given to me. I have left you all a plenty: and took as good care of it as I could, and I wish to dispose of it as I see proper.
Now my dear wife I have left old man Edward to you during your natural life. I want him treated well and never to be put out under an overseer. I wish for him to do any thing he can for you, but not to be treated ill by anybody, and let him have time to make him a little crop, and land convenient for him to tend, he has been a faithful slave to me, and I want him favored in his old age. I should have left him to have served nobody but I have seen the evil of it they have come to suffer, and when it is the will of God to take you, I wish for him and his wife to go and live with any one of my children that they wish to, that will treat them well, let them have their choice, he has helped me to get what I have got.
I constitute nominate and appoint my wife Martha executrix and my sons Lodowick M. Hill and Wylie P. Hill and Abraham T. W. Hill as they become of age my executors of this my last will andtestament and in Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 13th day of February 1837.
(Signed) Wylie Hill.
Signed sealed and acknowledged in presence of
Test. : T. J. Walton
Thomas 0. Christian
Thomas B. J. Hill
[The Hills of Wilkes County, p.100]
Wilkes Co. GA Heirs & Legatees estate book index 1777-1877; title on cover: Administrators', executors', and guardians returns. (FHL film 163,528)
Heir & Legatee: Duncan, Tabitha, estate of Josiah Tuck, Will Book 1837-1877 pg.106, 1843; Mixed Rec. Book 1839-1868 pg.15.
(MAD: will of Wylie Hill dated 2/13/1837, proved 7/20/1844, in Will Book II, pg.110-118, among other heirs, named children of Lodowick M. Hill that are married, including Tabitha M. Duncan; from pg.45, "Early GA Wills & Settlements of Estates - Wilkes Co." by Sarah Quinn Smith; FHL book 975.8 S2s)
General Notes: Wife -
Husband George A. HILLEGAS 4589
Born: Cir 1775
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 10 Nov 1827 - Columbia, South Carolina 4589
Wife Mary STANLEY 949,950
Born: Abt 1779 - South Carolina 950
Christened:
Died: 21 Sep 1859 - Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina
Buried: - Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Father: Capt. Samuel STANLEY, RS-VA (Cir 1742-Bef 1818) 4587
Mother: PEASLEY ( - ) 2741,4588
Other Spouse: William HOWELL (Cir 1742-Bef 1799) 809,947 - Bef 1795
Other Spouse: Dr. Robert H. HENDRICK (Cir 1760-Bef 1805) 949,1450 - After Feb 1800 - Richland County, South Carolina 949
Other Spouse: Chestian E. WILLIAMSON ( -Bef 1823) 4401 - After 1805 - Richland County, South Carolina
Children
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Mary STANLEY, daughter of Samuel STANLEY, is said to be born about 1769 because her gravestone says "Mrs. Mary Hillegas//died September 21, 1859//aged 90 years." [Transcribed by Marian Stanley Tucker] In the 1850 census, Mary [Stanley (William) Howell (Robert) Hendrick (Charles) Williamson (William)] HILLEGAS is age 70, born about 1779/80, and her daughter Sarah T. [Howell] WALTERS, age 53 [born about 1797]. The difference of 10 years is of interest, but does not make her too young to have been the mother of Sarah Taylor HOWELL born between 1795 and 1797 per the 1850 and 1860 censuses.
"I will give the following on other Stanley lines in early S.C. In old Cheraw Dist. there was a Revolutionary soldier named Moses STANLEY, and he is listed as Pvt. in Greggs History of Old Cheraw. We know nothing more about him. However, in 1790 U.S. Census of Cheraw 35 Dist., S.C., is listed Capt. Samuel STANLEY born in Va. (New Kent County, I think) and was Capt. in Rev. War in Va., moved thence to Cheraw and then to Columbia, S.C. He died there about 1813 and his wife was a Miss HENDRICKS, daughter. of Capt. William HENDRICKS a Rev. soldier from Cheraw. They had two sons, Robert Hendricks STANLEY and William Byrd STANLEY, and a dau. who m. Henry McGOWAN, dau. Elizabeth m. TRAPP, and dau. Mary who married 4 times, first to Wm. HOWELL; 2nd to Dr. Robert HENDRICKS; 3rd to _____WILLIAMSON, and fourth William HILLEGUS of Charleston. In 1850 this lady filed an affidavit that she was the niece of my g.g.grandfather Capt. Robert PASLAY, Rev. soldier, and that she at that time living in Cheraw district S.C. This affidavit in Washington, D.C., in Capt. Robert PASLAY Revolutionary File R. 7988. In 1790 Capt. Robert PASLAY 2ndly married Elizabeth CROCKER. His first wife was Sarah (which I take to be HENDRICKS, being his niece makes me say that) I come from the 2nd wife Elizabeth CROCKER.
Robert Hendricks STANLEY and another son William Byrd STANLEY, who was long time Mayor of Columbia, S.C., about the time of the Civil War. This family long ran the Stanley China shop in Columbia, S.C., and they are buried in the Stanley Family graveyard in Columbia, S.C. In Vol. 4: Wallace 'Hist. Of South Carolina' there is a Genealogy of this family.
There was an early methodist of S.C., Rev. LEDBETTER also. They are found in History of Methodism in S.C., by Betts.
Robert B. Paslay"
(Source: "Stanley and kindred families" by Florence Guttery, Jasper, Ala.: unknown, 1960, 302 pgs., p. 35. Surnames in caps not in original. Punctuation is faithful to the printed page. Comments in ( ) are as published. RLD )
"Mary "Polly" STANLEY was a daughter of Samuel STANLEY and his first wife, --------Paslay, both from Virginia. Mary Polly is buried in the Stanley plot here adjacent to the First Presbyterian Church. Her birth and death dates are on her marker, and I'll go look at them tomorrow when I am in town and let you know. In Old and New Columbia, if I remember correctly, the author thinks her birth date somewhat short, for he said that she was married to two Revolutionary officers, Howell and Hendrick." (Marian Stanley, 3/24/2005)
1850 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Columbia; Series: M432 Roll: 858 Page: 23: 408 419 Mary HILLEGAS 70 F --- VA; Sarah T. WALTER 53 F 2,500 SC; Elias b. H___ 46 M Lutheran clergyman SC; William H. SMITH 22 M Clerk SC.
An abstract from Richland County Will Book L: "Page 486. Mary HILLEGAS. May 3, 1858-October 17, 1859. Wit: Edw. WALSHE, W. Y. PURSE, J. A. SELBY. Ex.: W. B. STANLEY. Bro.: W. B. STANLEY. Dau.: Mrs. Sarah T. WALTER. Wished to be buried in family burying ground." (Source: "History of Richland County", Edwin L. Green, p. 346.)
"This afternoon I went to the Stanley plot in the churchyard. It is so beautiful there; the trees are expertly pruned and about to go into full bloom in just a few weeks. The ground cover is composed of millions of tiny violets and small white blooms. The entire cemetery is a showplace right in the middle of the town.
On the gravestone of Mary Polly Stanley's is written: Mrs. Mary Hillegas//died September 21, 1859//aged 90 years. If she were ninety when she died, then she would have been born in 1769. As I mentioned last night, some think the date late, in as much as she married two officers of the Revolution, Captain Howell and Dr. Hendrick.
I also looked at the Duke grave I mentioned. It says: Thomas Wells Duke//1795-1818//Son of Charles O. and Dorothea Duke ("This is one of the stones we had to remake, as the original one was falling apart. We could not make out the wording on the lower part of the old one. As I remember, it said something about his being killed in a war." Marian Stanley Tucker)
My grandfather, Charles Duke Stanley was evidently named for the father listed here, but no one ever told me anything about this.
I do not believe I ever had a copy of Dr. Robert's will and other papers, but I'm sure one could be procured at the SC Archives. Some years ago, I did, however, hire Mr. Brent Holcombe, a certified genealogist, to find out what he could about the Hendrick family. Don't think he ever came across anything useful, other than the fact that Louisa Hendrick, his daughter, was sent to boarding school in North Carolina.
As an aside, my great-great uncle, Captain William Byrd Stanley, second son of Martha Hendrick (Duke) Stanley and Samuel Stanley, fought in the Mexican War, which was sometime before the War Between the States. Captain Stanley was awarded (according to my mother) a large gold round engraved gold piece, one of only seven given to certain members of the Palmetto Regiment who went to Mexico. My father inherited this gold piece.
Unfortunately, my father and mother had a terrible time during the Great Depression, and unbeknownst to Mother, Father sold the gold piece when they were in such terrible financial straits. Mother said she would have done almost anything to have kept it.
I'm sure that this piece at auction today, at Christie's in New York, would sell for somewhere in the high six figures, perhaps more. Uncle William also was given two silver dueling pistols by the City of Columbia, but I do not know what happened to them. He was very well off when living, president of the bank, mayor three times, many other honors.
I have found some of my papers this morning, and need to clarify Captain William Hendrick senior's position. He was a Member of the South Carolina Twelfth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth Royal Assemblies, from 1740 to 1747. (From Biographical Directory of the SC House of Representatives, Vol. II, Edgar and Bailey) According to my research, he married the second time Mary Vanderhorst, daughter of John Vanderhorst of the Charleston family by that name. Captain William Hendrick Sr.'s home was in Christ Church Parish, Charlestown, South Carolina.
I'll keep looking. Thanks, Marian Stanley" (Marian Stanley Tucker, email, 3/24/2005. RLD)
The mother of Mary Polly Stanley was -------Paslay from Virginia. I believe Samuel and Paslay had six daughters.
There is a lovely description of Mary Stanley when she was old in either the Selby or Williams book:
"Many evenings I have spent with my old friend, Mrs. Mary Hillegas [Mary Stanley]---reading to her news and advertisements from files of old papers, and listening to her interesting comments. Her memory was wonderful, and I have been able to corroborate some of her information in such a satisfactorary manner, that I take the balance as literally true. We would seat ourselves---the old lady taking a pinch of snuff, wiping her nose with a red silk handkerchief, holding her head aside, and then deftly using a handsome linen one conspicuously. The reading would then begin and the replies to queries be brought out, besides voluntary information.----[the memory of my old friend] is so complete, that I can safely venture considerable beyond my own times."
I visited the Stanley plot in the Presbyterian cemetery this morning and looked up the gravestone of Captain William Byrd Stanley's wife:
"In Memory of //Harriet Louisa Stanley//wife of//William B. Stanley//and daughter of//James D and Sarah Taylor Zimmerman//who departed this life//December 29, 1841 (gravestone so old I could not make out the last date here, but think it might say 1841)//in the 24th year of her age.//"Those who knew her best, loved her the most."
Obviously, the person recording the information you found omitted Harriet Louisa Zimmerman's name as she might have already been deceased.
It seems that Mary Stanley Howell was left a substantial estate by both her first and second marriages: Howell and Hendrick.
Thanks for the suggestions concerning Aunt Belle's journal. I'll tend to seeing it photographed ASAP.
Thanks, Marian Stanley (Amstucker@aol.com, To: roloda@knology.net May 11, 2005 Subject: Re: Aunt Belle's Journal) ["[Great] Aunt Belle" is Isabelle Ione Stanley Beard.]
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3 F Terri Faye HILLHOUSE 837
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Husband Thomas HINES 3186
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1 F Mary HINES 3181
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Marr: Abt 17 Mar 1758 - Sussex County, Virginia 3186
Husband William HINES 1449
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1 F Sarah HINES 1449
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Marr: 20 Apr 1769 - Sussex County, Virginia 1449
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Husband Evans HINSON 2689
Born: Oct 1875 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama 2689
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Died: 1910 - Lowndes County, Alabama
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Father: Capt. Joseph Lemuel HINSON, CSA (1833-1898) 139,1046
Mother: Martha Ellen DANIEL (1851-1926) 1454
Marriage: 25 Dec 1904 - Lowndes County, Alabama
Wife Ernestine Claud POOLE 2687,2688
Born: 25 Dec 1885 2687
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Father: Edward Daniel POOLE (1858-1923) 1969
Mother: Annie Elizabeth BELL (1860-1915)
Other Spouse: Cyrus B. BROWN (Abt 1880- ) 2688 - Bef 1916
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1 U Child HINSON
Born: Abt 1907 - Lowndes County, Alabama 2687
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2 M Evans HINSON, Jr. 2687,2688
Born: 1909 - Lowndes County, Alabama 2687
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1900 U.S. Census, Alabama Lowndes County, Hayneville; Series: T623 Roll: 27 Page: 184: HINSON, Evans Boarder W M Oct 1875 24 S AL AL AL Lawyer. Evans is also named in his mother's household in Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama in this census.
1910 U.S. Census, Alabama Lowndes County, 14-Pct; Series: T624 Roll: 22 Page: 53: 44 44 HINSON Evan Head M W 34 M1 4 AL AL AL Tax collector Lowndes County;-- Earnestine Wife F W 25 M1 4 2 1 AL AL AL-- Evans Jr. Son M W 9/12 S AL AL AL.
Evan's grave is indexed in Brightman Cemetery, Lowndes County, Alabama:
"HINSON, Evan, 1876-1910"
(http://files.usgwarchives.net/al/lowndes/cemeteries/brightmn.txt)
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1920 U.S. Census, Alabama, Montgomery County, 4-Wd Montgomery; Series: T625 Roll: 36 Page: 4: 532 63 89 BROWN Cyrus B. Head M W 39 M AL AL AL Agent Insurance; -- Ernestine H. Wife F W 34 M AL AL AL; -- Cyrus B. Jr. Son M W 30/12 S AL AL AL; -- Mary K. Dau F W 20/12 S AL AL AL; HINSON Evan Step-son M W 10 S AL AL AL.
Husband Dr. Richard Randolph MOORER, D.D.S. 1046,3988
Born: 30 Sep 1879 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama
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Father: Pvt. John Randolph MOORER, CSA (1834-1918) 1046,1047
Mother: Margaret Park DAVIDSON (1842-1908) 1046
Marriage: 14 Sep 1904 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama
Wife Hulda Hill HINSON 2689,3987
Born: 11 Sep 1883 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama 2689
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Father: Capt. Joseph Lemuel HINSON, CSA (1833-1898) 139,1046
Mother: Martha Ellen DANIEL (1851-1926) 1454
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1 F Hulda Hill MOORER 3987
Born: 4 Aug 1905 - Lowndes County, Alabama
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2 M Richard Randolph MOORER 3987
Born: 20 Oct 1907 - Lowndes County, Alabama
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3 F Alice Margaret MOORER 3987
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4 M Thomas Hinman MOORER, Admiral, USN
Born: 9 Feb 1912 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama
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Buried: 20 Feb 2004 - Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington County, Virginia
Spouse: Cary Ellen FOY (living)
5 M Dr. William D. MOORER (details suppressed for this person)
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6 M Vice Admiral Joseph Park MOORER (details suppressed for this person)
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Dentist and elected Alabama State Represntative.
1910 U.S. Census, Alabama, Lowndes County, Mt. Willing; Series: T624 Roll: 22 Page: 108: 257 262 MOORER Richard R. Head M W 30 M1 5 AL AL SC Dentist; (page 109) MOORER Huldah Wife F W 26 M1 5 3 1 AL SC AL; -- Alice M. Dau F W 1/12 S AL AL AL; -- HINSON Sallie B. Sister-in-law F W 22 S AL AL AL Teacher.
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Mrs. R. [Richard] Hulda Hill MOORER is named on the roll of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Chapter 143, Eufaula, Barbour County, Alabama.
Hulda Hinson MOORER's death certificate provides she died on 15 Jan 1967 in Eufaula, Barbour County, Alabama at age 83. She was a dughter of J. L. HINSON and Martha DANIEL. [Family Search Film Number: 1909098, Reference Number: 55, Collection: Alabama Deaths, 1908-1974]
Husband John Robert HINSON 2689,3985
Born: Nov 1872 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama 2689
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Father: Capt. Joseph Lemuel HINSON, CSA (1833-1898) 139,1046
Mother: Martha Ellen DANIEL (1851-1926) 1454
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Wife Mary LOWE 1453
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"John Robert Hinson born about 1873 in Lowndes County Alabama; died April 1, 1939 in Mount Willing Lowndes County Alabama. He married about 1902 to Mary Lowe."
1920 U.S. Census, Alabama, Tallapoosa County, Reeltown; Series: T625 Roll: 43 Page: 206: 83 84 HINSON John R. Head M W 48 M AL AL AL Bookkeeper Tallassee Co.-- Mary L. Wife 35 M FL Iriland (sic) NC Train nurse Tallassee Co; COKER Mary Nurse F W 22 Wd AL MA AL Train nurse Tallassee Co; HAMBY Evin Nurse F W 38 S AL AL AL Train nurse Tallassee Co; RAINS Lidia Cook F B 35 S AL AL AL.
"HINSON, John Robert, b. @ 1872, 4-9-1939" Mount Willing Cemetery, Lowndes County, Alabama.
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"HINSON, Mary Lowe, wife of John Robert Hinson, b. @ 1884, d. 12-1930" Mount Willing Cemetery, Lowndes County, Alabama.
Husband Joseph Lemuel HINSON, Jr. 2689
Born: 28 Jul 1886 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama 2689
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Mother: Martha Ellen DANIEL (1851-1926) 1454
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Wife Katie Mae HUGHES
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Husband James Elliott SCARBOROUGH, Sr. 2844
Born: 9 Sep 1878 - Alabama 1453
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Father: James SCARBOROUGH ( - )
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Wife Martha R. HINSON 2689,2844
Born: 24 May 1880 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama 1453,2689
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Father: Capt. Joseph Lemuel HINSON, CSA (1833-1898) 139,1046
Mother: Martha Ellen DANIEL (1851-1926) 1454
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1 M James Elliott SCARBOROUGH, Jr. 2844
Born: 26 Jul 1906 - Alabama 2844
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Spouse: Isabel Agnita WISSELL (1909-1992)
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2 M Evans Hinson SCARBOROUGH 2844
Born: 15 Apr 1908 - Alabama 1453,2844
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1920 U.S. Census, Alabama, Lowndes County, Mt. Willing; Series: T625 Roll: 29 Page: 77: 8 8 SCARBOROUGH James E. Head M W 41 M AL AL AL Retail store General store; -- Mattie H. Wife F W 38 M AL AL AL; -- James E. Jr. Son M W 13 S AL AL AL; -- Evans Son M W 11 S AL AL AL.
Next door is Mattie's sister, Sallie Belle and family:
6 6 LEE Emmett L. Head M W 32 M AL AL AL Retail merchant General store; -- Sallie Belle H. Wife F W30 M AL AL AL; -- Mary Lloyd Dau F W 11/12 AL AL AL; -- Ora Mother F W 61 Wd AL AL AL; BRYON(?*)Joe Lee Nephew M W 18 S AL AL AL; -- Jim A. Nephew M W 16 S AL AL AL.
(*Indexed as BROWN, but it doesn't look like that to this compiler.)
"SCARBOROUGH, James Elliott, Sr., 9-9-1878, 7-7-1953" Mount Willing Cemetery, Lowndes County, Alabama.
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Called "Mattie."
"SCARBOROUGH, Martha Hinson, 5-24-1880, 8-27-1970" Mount Willing Cemetery, Lowndes County, Alabama.
Husband Emmett Lloyd LEE 2844
Born: 5 May 1887 - Alabama 2844
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Father: John LEE ( -Bef 1920)
Mother: Ora SCARBOROUGH (Abt 1858-After 1919) 2844
Marriage: 25 Dec 1917 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama
Wife Sallie Bell HINSON 2689,2844
Born: 31 Oct 1888 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama 2689
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Father: Capt. Joseph Lemuel HINSON, CSA (1833-1898) 139,1046
Mother: Martha Ellen DANIEL (1851-1926) 1454
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1 F Mary Lloyd LEE (details suppressed for this person)
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1920 U.S. Census, Alabama, Lowndes County, Mt. Willing; Series: T625 Roll: 29 Page: 77: Line 27 6 6 LEE Emmett L. Head M W 32 M AL AL AL Retail merchant General store; -- Sallie Belle H. Wife F W30 M AL AL AL; -- Mary Lloyd Dau F W 11/12 AL AL AL; -- Ora Mother F W 61 Wd AL AL AL; BRYON(?*)Joe Lee Nephew M W 18 S AL AL AL; -- Jim A. Nephew M W 16 S AL AL AL.
(*Indexed as BROWN, but it doesn't look like that to this compiler.)
Next door is Sallie Belle's sister, Mattie and family:
8 8 SCARBOROUGH James E. Head M W 41 M AL AL AL Retail store General store; -- Mattie H. Wife F W 38 M AL AL AL; -- James E. Jr. Son M W 13 S AL AL AL; -- Evans Son M W 11 S AL AL AL.
"LEE, Emmett Lloyd, 3-5-1887, 6-11-1963" MOUNT WILLING CEMETERY, Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama Lowndes County Road 45 South (Made available to The USGenWeb Archives by Cheryl Harrell - har7548@htcnet.net, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/lowndes/cemeteries/mtwill.txt)
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In 1910, Sallie B. HINSON, 22, a single single school teacher, lives in the home of her brother-in-law Richard R. MOORER.
"LEE, Sallie Bell Hinson, wife of Emmett Lloyd Lee, 10-31-1888, 1-23-1958" MOUNT WILLING CEMETERY, Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama Lowndes County Road 45 South Made available to The USGenWeb Archives by Cheryl Harrell - har7548@htcnet.net, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/lowndes/cemeteries/mtwill.txt)
Husband James Darrell LEE 1453,2844
Born: 2 Mar 1887 - Alabama 1453
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Buried: - Mt. Willing Cemetery, Lowndes County, Alabama
Father: William Henry LEE (1856-1940)
Mother: Margaret Eugenia MOORER (1860-1917)
Marriage: 8 Jun 1912 - Lowndes County, Alabama
Wife Serena Martin HINSON 2689,2844
Born: 16 Mar 1892 - Mount Willing, Lowndes County, Alabama 1453,3651
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Father: Capt. Joseph Lemuel HINSON, CSA (1833-1898) 139,1046
Mother: Martha Ellen DANIEL (1851-1926) 1454
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1 F Margaret Olivia LEE 2844
Born: 16 May 1913 251,2844
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Spouse: James Hugh BLACK (1908-1986)
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1920 U.S. Census, Alabama, Lowndes County, Mt. Willing; Series: T625 Roll: 29 Page: 77: 14 14 Lee James D. HEAD M W 32 M AL AL AL Farmer General farm; -- Serena H. Wife F W 27 M AL AL AL; -- Margaret O. Dau F W 6 S AL AL AL; -- James R. Boarder M W 43 S AL AL AL Carpenter House; HINSON Mattie E. Mother-in-law F W 66 Wd AL AL AL.
"LEE, James Derrell, 3-2-1887, 10-2-1951" Mount Willing Cemetery, Lowndes County, Alabama.
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"LEE, Serena Hinson, wife of James Derrell Lee, 3-16-1892, 8-19-1980" Mount Willing Cemetery, Lowndes County, Alabama. (http://files.usgwarchives.org/al/lowndes/cemeteries/mtwill.txt)
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Wife Mary PARKER 658
Born: Abt 1747 - Sussex County, Virginia
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Husband Dr. John LAFARGUE 1458
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Wife Ann Wood HIRONS 1458
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Mother: Martha Ann PARTRIDGE (1754-1822) 1270
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1 F Martha Caroline Hirons LAFARGUE 1268,1270
Born: 13 May 1808 - South Carolina
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Marr: Bef 1842
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"Dr. John LAFARGUE (or LATARGUE) came to Columbia from Charleston, to which city he was perhaps a refugee from Hayti. From some reason he dropped his last name BAILLOT. On Dec 9, 1806, he married Ann Wood HIRONS, daughter of John and Ann (nee PARTRIDGE) HIRONS. They had one child, Martha Caroline Hirons LAFARGUE, who became the wife of John M. CHILES, (moved to Mississippi). She was ancestress of Dr. Samuel Chiles MITCHELL, formerly president of the University of South Carolina. Dr. LAFARGUE is said to have died in 1808." ("History of South Carolina", p. 136-37, Green)
Notes: Marriage
LAFARGUE, John Dr. & HIRONS, Ann Wood, Dec 13 1806. South Carolina Mag. of Ancestral Research, Vol 5, # 4 (1780-1908)
(http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/sc/marriages/scmv054a.txt)
Husband Lt. William WESTON, Jr., RS-SC
Born: 1750
Christened:
Died: 10 Oct 1821 - Congaree, South Carolina
Buried: - St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery
Father: Lt. William WESTON, RS-SC (Abt 1716-Abt 1771) 41
Mother: Sarah LUTEN (Abt 1725- )
Marriage:
Wife Grace HIRONS
Born: 25 Jun 1761
Christened:
Died: 3 Nov 1821 - Congaree, South Carolina
Buried: - St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery
Father: Simon HIRONS (Abt 1725-1778) 1457
Mother: Grace RAIFORD (Abt 1724- ) 1458
Children
1 M William WESTON III 342
Born: 7 Aug 1795 - Richland County, South Carolina
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Died: 25 Jul 1848 - Richland County, South Carolina 4631
Buried:
Spouse: Christian Grace TUCKER (1796-1854) 342
Marr: Bef 1823 342
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"WESTON, William. Thirty-four and sixty-four days as lieutenant under Col. TAYLOR. Also as lieutneant under Major Robert LYELL at Charlestown, 65 days March 20-May 25, 1780." (History of Richland County, South Carolina, p.106, Green)
Grace HIRONS married William WESTON Jr., son of William WESTON and Sarah LUTEN. William and Grace are buried at St. John Episcopal Church in Congaree, SC. THeir son was William WESTON III. There were other unnamed children who died in the typhoid epidemic. William received from the State of SC on 1 Oct 1875 for service under the command of Maj. Robert LYELL 20 Mar 1780 to 25 May 1780 (Rev. War). They moved from NC to Lower Richland Co. and built "Grovewood." (Raiford Relatives by Franklin Farmer, 3511 Elgenwood Trail, Arlington, Texas 76015)
St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery, Congaree, Lower Richland County, S. C.:
"William Weston II
1750 - 10-10-1821"
(http://sciway3.net/clark/richland/cemstjohn.html)
General Notes: Wife -
Grace Hirons: born June 25, 1761; married William Weston II.
St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery, Congaree, Lower Richland County, S. C.:
"Grace Hirons Weston
6-25-1761 - 11-3-1821"
(http://sciway3.net/clark/richland/cemstjohn.html)
Husband John HIRONS
Born: 14 Nov 1753
Christened:
Died: Bef 10 Jan 1803 - Richland County, South Carolina 4632
Buried:
Father: Simon HIRONS (Abt 1725-1778) 1457
Mother: Grace RAIFORD (Abt 1724- ) 1458
Marriage:
Wife Martha Ann PARTRIDGE 1270
Born: 1 Mar 1754 - South Carolina 3527
Christened: 6 Oct 1754 - Saxe-Gotha, South Carolina 3527
Died: Apr 1822
Buried:
Father: Nathaniel PARTRIDGE, Jr. (1715- ) 2193
Mother: Anne RAIFORD ( - ) 2193
Other Spouse: Freeman DELANE ( - )
Other Spouse: Lemuel CAREY ( - )
Children
1 F Ann Wood HIRONS 1458
Born: Cir 1780
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Died:
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Spouse: Dr. John LAFARGUE ( -1808) 1458
Marr: 9 Dec 1806 - South Carolina 1458
2 U HIRONS
Born: 9 Dec 1776
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Died: Cir 1777
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General Notes: Husband -
John HIRONS married Martha Ann PARTRIDGE. Their children were: Ann Wood HIRONS and a son born 9 Dec 1776 who died in infancy. ("Raiford Relatives" by Franklin Farmer, 3511 Elgenwood Trail, Arlington, Texas 76015)
John HIRONS was named as a brother-in-law in the 8 July 1797 Will of Philip PARTRIDGE.
John HIRONS died before 10 January 1803 when Ann HIRONS and Isaac TUCKER are named administrators of his estate.
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"Baptism after 1750" by Rev. John Ulrich Giessendanner provides an interesting association of names:
240} (1754 -- Baptized -- At Saxagotha -- At the- House of Mrs Elizabeth MERCIER) On Sunday October 6th- Martha Ann, Daughter of Nathaniel & Ann- PARTRIDGE; born March 1st. 1754. Susceptr. John & Mary PEARSON, & Mary, wife of William HAY.
(Orangeburg, SC, Book of Record, http://www.xs4all.nl/~sail/orange/002bapt.html http://www.xs4all.nl/~sail/orange/b240b246.html, showing a digital copy of the page.)
Husband James TAYLOR, Jr.
Born: 2 Feb 1777 - Richland County, South Carolina
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Died: 23 Apr 1803 - Richmond, Virginia
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Father: Capt. James TAYLOR, Sr., RS-SC (Cir 1745-1806) 1270,1455,3298
Mother: Sarah DANIELL (1756-1793) 910,3298
Marriage: Abt 1797
Wife Margaret HIRONS
Born: Cir 1778
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Children
1 M James Simon TAYLOR
Born: Abt 1799
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Died: Bef 28 Dec 1820 - Richland District, South Carolina 4633
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2 F Martha TAYLOR
Born: Abt 1801
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Died:
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In "History of Richland County", under extracts from Richland County, Will Books: Book D, "James TAYLOR, Jr., Thomas TAYLOR, Jr., adm., October 29, 1803.", page 242.
Husband John PARTRIDGE 1270
Born: 1755
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Died: Bef 10 Aug 1826 - Richland County, South Carolina 4634
Buried:
Father: Nathaniel PARTRIDGE, Jr. (1715- ) 2193
Mother: Anne RAIFORD ( - ) 2193
Marriage: Bef 1793
Wife Martha HIRONS 1458
Born: 5 Sep 1770
Christened:
Died: 1827
Buried:
Father: Simon HIRONS (Abt 1725-1778) 1457
Mother: Grace RAIFORD (Abt 1724- ) 1458
Children
1 M William PARTRIDGE
Born: 25 Mar 1793
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Died: Bef 1825
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2 M Philip PARTRIDGE
Born: 1794
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Died: Bef 1825
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3 F Mary Hirons PARTRIDGE
Born: 22 Feb 1795
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Died: Bef 1825
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4 M Rev. John Nathaniel PARTRIDGE 19,1270,2192
Born: 4 Mar 1797 - South Carolina 2193
Christened:
Died: 10 Nov 1851 - Jefferson County, Florida 2193
Buried: - Union Cemetery 2193
Spouse: Eliza Lavinia WARING (1807-1891) 2192,2193
Marr: 20 Apr 1825 - South Carolina
5 M William Simon PARTRIDGE
Born: 27 Jul 1799
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Died: 1822
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
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John PARTRIDGE married his cousin Martha HIRONS in 1791. He was one of the first settlers on the Congaree River. He served with Burns Troops under Lt. Col. HAMPTON. John's will was written 1818, proved 10 Aug. 1826. Their son Nathaniel was the only surviving child at the time of his father's death.
Will abstract, Will Book H: "Page 193. John PARTRIDGE. Will, November 16, 1818-August 10, 1826. Wit.: Alex. J. EVERETT, John E. LYKES, Sumter T. TAYLOR. Wife: Martha. Sons: John Nathaniel PARTRIDGE, Wm. Simon PARTRIDGE." (History of Richland County, p. 285)
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Martha HIRONS married John PARTRIDGE in 1791. They were first cousins, grandchildren of Philip RAIFORD II and Martha WESTON. John was one of the first settlers on the Congaree River. He served with Burns Troops under Lt. Col. Hampton. He left a will written 1818, proved 10 Aug. 1826. Their children were: William (25 Mar 1793-bef 1825); Philip (1794-bef 1825); Mary Hirons (22 Feb 1795-bef. 1825); John Nathaniel (Rev.) b. 4 Mar 1797 [Nathaniel was the only surviving child at the time of his father's death.]; William Simon (27 Jul 1799-1822) unmarried. ("Raiford Relatives" by Franklin Farmer, 3511 Elgenwood Trail, Arlington, Texas 76015)
Husband Capt. James TAYLOR, Sr., RS-SC 1270,1455,3298
Born: Cir 1745 - Amelia County, Virginia
Christened:
Died: Aug 1806 - Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina
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Father: John TAYLOR (1715-Bef 1767)
Mother: Lucy Lynn BURGE (Abt 1723- )
Marriage: 5 Apr 1768 - South Carolina 1270
Other Spouse: Sarah DANIELL (1756-1793) 910,3298 - 2 Dec 1772 - Camden District, South Carolina 3299
Wife Mary HIRONS 1458
Born: 17 Feb 1749 1458
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Died: 21 Apr 1772
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Father: Simon HIRONS (Abt 1725-1778) 1457
Mother: Grace RAIFORD (Abt 1724- ) 1458
Children
1 F Grace TAYLOR
Born: 12 Jun 1769
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Died: 12 Sep 1770
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2 F Sarah TAYLOR
Born: 21 Jun 1771 - Richland County, South Carolina
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Died: 19 Sep 1821 - South Carolina 969
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Spouse: Capt. John GOODWYN, RS-SC (1765-1810) 2061
Marr: 2 Feb 1786
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This short biography of James TAYLOR is in Edwin L. Green's A History of Richland County South Carolina::
"JAMES TAYLOR James TAYLOR's date of birth is unknown; his death took place in August, 1806. He married Mary HIRONS April 5, 1768, and after her death April 22, 1772, he married December of the same year Sarah DANIEL, daughter of James DANIEL, who died December 6, 1793. His home was near the intersection of Washington and Marion Streets. At this time a bold spring was near by, the water of which flowed down Marion to Taylor Street and thence to Harden Street and Rocky Branch. During the Revolution,, according to Johnson's Traditions, he took the oath of allegiance, but later, considering that the British had broken faith, he joined the patriots and was captured and would have been put to death had it not been for the false swearing of a neighbor. No record, however, shows this story to be true. Capt. James TAYLOR was commissary under Sumter and was stationed at the Congarees. At the census of 1790 he was the richest slaveholder in Richland County, being credited with 160 slaves. He was a commissioner in 1791 for the government of Columbia and was later a justice of the quorum for Richland County."
James TAYLOR recorded a deed on Jan. 14, 1771 for 150 acres between Horse Branch and the Congaree River. Names indexed in this deed are Ann HADDINGHA, Hester PESHEW, Casper FAUST, Henry WEAVER, Henry SEESTRUNK.
There is apparently no record on file of James TAYLOR's service during the Revolutionary War, but he is often referred to as in charge of the commissary, especially at the Congarees. He signed documents as assistant State commissary. (Green, "History of Richland County", p. 103-4.)
"After the Revolutionary War a strong feeling developed throughout the state that the seat of the state government should be changed from Charleston to a more central location. Many sites were discussed and in March, 1786 the General Assembly passed an Act providing for removal of the South Carolina capital from Charleston to a site "near Friday's Ferry on the Congaree River, including the plain of the hill whereon Thomas and James Taylor, Esquires, now reside". One reason for the choice of this location was that it was practically the geographical center of the state; another, that the head of the Congaree River had long been recognized as the natural gateway to the Up Country." ("A Guide to Columbia: South Carolina's capital city" by Jane Kealhofer Simons, page 11.)
In the 1790 census, Richland County, South Carolina, Series: M637 Roll: 11 Page: 140, James TAYLOR's household is shown as "1 3 4 - 160". He lives next door to his brother Thomas TAYLOR. In addition, he shown as executor on three estates: Wm. TUCKER, Thomas DORTCH, and John TAYLOR.
SALES OF LAND Mortgaged for the Paper Medium... on the Fourth Wednefday, being the 30th snfant, ... unlefs the defaulters, in the meantime, make payment of the arrears of intereft...
3. "James Taylor, 200 acres of land, near the Congaree, on the north-eaft fide of faid river, to the north-eaft on land not then laid out, to the fouth-eaft on land of John Pearfon, to the fouth-west on land part not laid out, and part laid outto John Fairchild, and to the north-weft on land of John Fairfield. Alfo 100 acres, adjoining the above, both originally granted to John Fairchild. [The City Gazette, Charleston, South Carolina, Wednesday, March 9, 1796, Page: 2]
"My maternal 5th great-grandfather was Captain John TAYLOR (b. 1746 m. Sarah HIRONS d. 1 Feb 1781; wounded twice, at Fort Moultrie and Sullivan's Island, and died of smallpox during the war - captured with Colonel Thomas TAYLOR [b. 10 Sept 1743 & John's brother...] at Fishing Creek but escaped while being carried to Camden, SC), one of 3 brothers who, I believe, fought in the American Revolution for the SC Militia. Their father, another John TAYLOR, b. ca. 1723, migrated from VA in 1754 to the east bank of the Congaree River, 10 miles south of Columbia, SC. The 3rd brother was James TAYLOR who married both Sarah's sister, Mary HIRONS, & Sarah DANIELL." (Taylor info: http://www.geocities.com/bcvsmith/ 19 April 2002)
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. (http://www.palmettoroots.org/RichlandFamilies.html)
SC Archives: Series Number: S165015 Year: ND00 Item: 04436 ignore: 00 Date: 1803 C. Description: TAYLOR, Thomas, Sr., Trustee for James TAYLOR, Sr., Petition Asking to Settle the Debt Owed to James TAYLOR's Estate for Land It Purchased to Build the City of Columbia (4 Pages) Names Indexed: TAYLOR, Thomas Sr.///TAYLOR, James Sr./ Locations: Columbia// Type: Petition//Topics: State House//Town Lots/Towns, Establishment; And: Series Number: S165005 Year: 1803 Item: 00015 Page: 00 Date: 1803/12/12 Description: Committee Report on the Petition of Col. Thomas TAYLOR, in Behalf of James TAYLOR, Concerning His Claim (4 Pages) Names Indexed: TAYLOR, Thomas/TAYLOR, James/ Locations: / Type: Report of Legislative Committee
In "A History of Richland County", p. 247, under Richland County, Will Books: Book E, "Page 39. James TAYLOR, Sr. (called Capt. James TAYLOR). John TAYLOR, adm., November 30, 1806." [Includes the entry in parentheses.]
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Mary Hirons (17 Feb 1749-21 Apr 1772)[She m. James Taylor on 5 Apr 1768, son of John Taylor and Mary Thomas. James m. 2nd Sarah Daniel on 2 Dec 1772. He was named as adm. of William Hirons' estate. He was State Commissary in 1791. The Sumter Co. SC 1790 census lists him having 160 slaves.] ("Raiford Relatives" by Franklin Farmer, 3511 Elgenwood Trail, Arlington, Texas 76015)
Husband Capt. John TAYLOR, RS-SC 1364
Born: 1746
Christened:
Died: 1 Feb 1781
Buried:
Father: John TAYLOR (1715-Bef 1767)
Mother: Lucy Lynn BURGE (Abt 1723- )
Marriage: Bef 1770
Wife Sarah HIRONS 1458
Born: 9 Nov 1751
Christened:
Died: 1782
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Father: Simon HIRONS (Abt 1725-1778) 1457
Mother: Grace RAIFORD (Abt 1724- ) 1458
Children
1 M John TAYLOR, Jr.
AKA: Nimrod John TAYLOR
Born: 4 May 1770 - Camden District, South Carolina
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Died: Bef Oct 1846 4635
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Spouse: Mary WYCHE ( -Abt 1846)
Marr: Cir 1769
2 M Simon TAYLOR 1270
Born: 1776 - Camden District, South Carolina
Christened:
Died: 1821 - Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana
Buried:
Spouse: Mary TALLMAN (Cir 1778-1847)
Marr: Bef 1795
Spouse: Eliza Moriah HENDERSON ( - )
3 F Mary Hirons TAYLOR
Born: 22 Sep 1777 - Camden District, South Carolina
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Died: 16 Dec 1818 - Richland District, South Carolina
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Spouse: Representative Robert Henry WARING (1768-1832)
Marr: Cir 1794 - Columbia, South Carolina
4 M William TAYLOR
AKA: Black-eyed Billy TAYLOR
Born: 30 Sep 1779
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Died: 23 Oct 1857
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Spouse: Elizabeth CALVERT (1782-1850)
Marr: 1 Jun 1804
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"My maternal 5th great-grandfather was Captain John TAYLOR (b. 1746 m. Sarah HIRONS d. 1 Feb 1781; wounded twice, at Fort Moultrie and Sullivan's Island, and died of smallpox during the war - captured with Colonel Thomas TAYLOR [b. 10 Sept 1743 & John's brother...] at Fishing Creek but escaped while being carried to Camden, SC), one of 3 brothers who, I believe, fought in the American Revolution for the SC Militia. Their father, another John TAYLOR, b. ca. 1723, migrated from VA in 1754 to the east bank of the Congaree River, 10 miles south of Columbia, SC. The 3rd brother was James TAYLOR who married both Sarah's sister, Mary HIRONS, & Sarah DANIELL. (Taylor info: http://www.geocities.com/bcvsmith/> 19 April 2002)
SC Archives: Series Number: S111001 Volume: 0010 Page: 00388 Item: 04 Date: 1771/04/10 Description: TAYLOR, John, Memorial for 100 Acres near the Congarees, Craven County. Names Indexed: TAYLOR, John/CENTER, Nathan/HOWELL, William/KAY, William/LYELL, Robert/CRANE, John/ Locations: Craven County/Congarees, The Type: Memorial/
WILL OF JOHN TAYLOR, Kershaw, SC 1782, SC Will Transcriptions, Not Recorded Wills pages 99 & 100, From microfilm:
In the name of God Amen I John TAYLOR, in Craven County & province of South Carolina planter, being sick weak in Body but of sound and perfect mind and memory blefsed be Almighty god for the same do make and publish this my last will & testament in manner and form following, that is to say first I desire that all my Worldly Debts be paid, Item I lend to my Beloved Wife Sarah TAYLOR during her natural life one third of my two plantation on the waterree Bought of James & William HARRISON, four Negroes Viz filles, ned; Aprill & march, one third of all my stock consisting of horses hogs & Cattle & all my household furniture, Item, I give to my Beloved Son John TAYLOR one piece of Land containing two hundred acres on the waterree which land I bought of James HARRISON to him and his heirs for ever; Item, I give to my Beloved Son Simon TAYLOR two hundred acres of land on the Waterree Which I bought of William HARRISON, to him & his heirs for Ever. Item, I give to my Beloved Son William TAYLOR two Tracts of land on the twenty five mile creek containing in the hole five hundred acres to him and his heirs for ever, Item I give to my Beloved dater Mary TAYLOR, one tract of land containing three hundred acres in the fork between Waterree & Ceder Creek which land was given me by my Brother Thomas TAYLOR, to her & her heirs for ever. Item the remainder part of my Estate to be Equally divided among my four above mentioned Children, which Estate consists of negroes cattle & horses & hogs. to them & their heirs for Ever. Item lastly I do hereby constitute nominate & appoint my Beloved wife & Brother Sarah TAYLOR & James TAYLOR Executors to this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former Wills by me maid In witnefs where of I have here unto Set my hand and seal this 16th day of March 1781 in the presence of us testators
John HIRONS Jane CURRY Hanah (her xxx mark) GRULB
NB the Above mentiond* remainder part of my Estate Divided among my children as they marry or as they come to the age of Eighteen
Not recorded Proved Nov. 2, 1782 Ord. Wood Furman Apt. 66, Pkg. 2365
[Note: Typed from microfilm including typos and misspellings, putting some spaces between words to make them easier to read. "NB" is original typist, that is where she placed that note but I don't know where it is suppose to be within the document. * Denotes raised letter precedes symbol.]{Surnames capitalized by RLD}I have no connection or further information on this line. (Source: WILL OF JOHN TAYLOR Kershaw, SC 1782, Posted by: Bushy Hartman, /cgi-genforum/email.cgi?559643489 (ID *****3489), May 20, 2002)
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Sarah Hirons married John Taylor (1746-1781), son of John Taylor and Mary Thomas. He was a Capt. in the Rev. War and was wounded; died during the "Charleston War." See SC Hist. and Gen Magazine, Vol. 10, p. 226.] Children: Simon Taylor (m. 1. Mary Tallman 2. Eliza M. Henderson),died 1821; John Taylor m. Mary Wyche; Mary Hirons (Polly) Taylor m. 1794 Robert Henry Waring, died 21 Jun 1832 in Miccosuki (Leon), Florida. He was from Georgetown, South Carolina. Mary's birthdate has also been seen as 1777. I have a list of their children if needed. ("Raiford Relatives" by Franklin Farmer, 3511 Elgenwood Trail, Arlington, Texas 76015)
"Item I lend to my Beloved Wife Sarah Taylor during her natural life one third of my two plantation on the waterree Bought of James & William Harrison, four Negroes Viz filles, ned; Aprill & march, one third of all my stock consisting of horses hogs & Cattle & all my household furniture...) from the LW&T of Sarah's husband, John TAYLOR.
Husband Simon HIRONS 1457
Born: Abt 1725
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Died: 1 Oct 1778 - Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina
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Wife Grace RAIFORD 1458
Born: Abt 1724
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Father: Philip RAIFORD II (Abt 1689-Bef 1747) 953
Mother: Martha WESTON (Abt 1695-Bef 1769)
Children
1 F Mary HIRONS 1458
Born: 17 Feb 1749 1458
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Died: 21 Apr 1772
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Spouse: Capt. James TAYLOR, Sr., RS-SC (Cir 1745-1806) 1270,1455,3298
Marr: 5 Apr 1768 - South Carolina 1270
2 F Sarah HIRONS 1458
Born: 9 Nov 1751
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Died: 1782
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Spouse: Capt. John TAYLOR, RS-SC (1746-1781) 1364
Marr: Bef 1770
3 M John HIRONS
Born: 14 Nov 1753
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Died: Bef 10 Jan 1803 - Richland County, South Carolina 4632
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Spouse: Martha Ann PARTRIDGE (1754-1822) 1270
4 F Patience HIRONS
Born: 25 Dec 1755
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5 M William HIRONS, RS-SC 1456
Born: 29 Apr 1758
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Died: Bef 16 Jul 1785 1456
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Spouse: Mary ( - ) 1456
6 F Grace HIRONS
Born: 25 Jun 1761
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Died: 3 Nov 1821 - Congaree, South Carolina
Buried: - St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery
Spouse: Lt. William WESTON, Jr., RS-SC (1750-1821)
7 F Martha HIRONS 1458
Born: 5 Sep 1770
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Died: 1827
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Spouse: John PARTRIDGE (1755-Bef 1826) 1270
Marr: Bef 1793
8 F Mary HIRONS
Born: 6 Nov 1773
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9 M Simon HIRONS
Born: 1 Feb 1776
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"Simon Hirons was a Revolutionary War soldier. He owned a tract of land in the fork between the Broad and Catawba Rivers in South Carolina as recorded on May 2, 1750. When the Congaree Baptist Church was formed in 1765, he and his wife Grace, daughter of Philip RAIFORD II, joined. They were charter members of Congaree Baptist Church on 30 Nov. 1766. He was a member of the General Assembly. Simon died in Charleston on October 1, 1778. His obituary identified him as one "in whom there is no guile." There were at least nine known children born to Simon and Grace. From Simon HIRONS' Bible:
1. Mary HIRONS: born February 17, 1749; married James TAYLOR on April 5, 1768; died April 21, 1772.
2. Sarah HIRONS: born November 9, 1751; married John TAYLOR.
3. John HIRONS: born November 14, 1753; married Martha Ann PARTRIDGE.
4. Patience HIRONS: born December 25, 1755
5. William HIRONS: born April 29, 1758
6. Grace HIRONS: born June 25, 1761; married William WESTON, II.
7. Martha HIRONS: born September 5, 1770; married John PARTRIDGE.
8. Mary HIRONS: born November 6, 1773
9. Simon HIRONS: born February 1, 1776"
(http://www.palmettoroots.org/RichlandFamilies.html)
Simon had a 300 acre plat of land certified for him on 4 February 1771, surveyed by Philip PEARSON. It was situate and laying in the fork between the Santee and Wateree Rivers below "Sedar" Creek, bounded northwest by Martha GOODWYN's land and southeast and southwest partly by John EVERITT's land. The plat may be viewed at http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/Thumbnails.aspx?recordId=109581.
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Husband Alexander Pearson HITT 1554
Born: Abt 1843 - Alabama 1554
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Father: John Milton HITT (1813-1887) 1554
Mother: Elizabeth Maria PEARSON (1811- ) 1554
Marriage: Cir 1860
Wife Callie OWEN
Born: Abt 1845
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1 M Alexander Pearson HITT, Jr.
AKA: Alexander Pearson OWEN
Born: Cir 1861
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2 F Rosa Dale HITT
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Born: Cir 1863
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Husband John Milton HITT 1554
Born: 2 Aug 1813 - Laurens District, South Carolina
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Died: 24 May 1887 - Lauderdale Springs, Mississippi
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Marriage: 26 Mar 1835 - Greene County, Alabama
Wife Elizabeth Maria PEARSON 1554
Born: 1811 - South Carolina 1554
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Father: Rev. John H. PEARSON III (1770-Bef 1837) 1314
Mother: Nancy FURNEY (Cir 1775- ) 1314
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1 M Adolphus J. HITT 1554
Born: Abt 1837 - Alabama 1554
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2 F Martha A. HITT 1554
Born: Abt 1839 - Alabama 1554
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Spouse: Dr. John B. LYLE (1839-1878) 2472
Marr: 11 Nov 1869 - Lauderdale County, Alabama
3 F Cornelia E. HITT 1554
Born: Abt 1841 - Alabama 1554
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4 M Alexander Pearson HITT 1554
Born: Abt 1843 - Alabama 1554
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Spouse: Callie OWEN (Abt 1845- )
Marr: Cir 1860
5 F Josephine F. HITT 1554
Born: Abt 1846 - Alabama 1554
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John M. HITT was born in 1813 in South Carolina. He married Elizabeth Maria PEARSON in 1835. Two marriage dates and places are given, 26 March 1835, Greene County, Alabama and 2 April 1835, Pickens County, Alabama. By 1850, they live in Greene County, Alabama and have five children.
1850 U.S. Census, Alabama, Greene County, Series: M432 Roll: 6 Page: 274: Line 19 John M. HITT 37 M W Farmer 3000 SC; Elizabeth M. " 39 F W SC; Adolphus J. " 13 M W AL; Martha A. " 11 F W AL; Cornelia E. " 9 F W AL; Alexander P. " M W 7 AL; Josephine F. " 4 F W AL.
John married second Mary Elizabeth FREEMAN in 1856. They moved to Sumpter County, Alabama before 1860. M. A., 24, in this census may be his second wife, "M. E." with children by Elizabeth and his issue by Mary, ages 4 and 2. Initials aren't much help. They are as given.
1860 U.S. Census, Alabama, Sumter County, Gainesville P O, 1 June 1860; Series: M653 Roll: 24 Page: 607:2 3 John HITT 46 M W Merchant 3,000 90,000 SC;
M. A. " 24 F W AL; (Mary Elizabeth, 2nd wife, b. 2 Jun 1835)
M. A. " 19 F W AL; (Martha A.) b. 13 Mar 1839.
C. E. " 17 F W AL; (Cornelia) b. 1841?
J. F. " 13 F W AL; (Josephine) b. 1848?
A. P. " 17 M W AL; (Alexander Pearson, b. 1843?)
C. M. " 4 M W AL; (Cora M., b. 5 Jan 1857
F. M. " 2 M W AL; (Francis?)
N. J. " 22 M W Merchants Clerk AL. (Jasper?)
Children's names posted by other researchers but not given in the 1850 or 60 censuses are: Celia; Larkin, Hersey, Nancy (Ann), Edna, Elizabeth, Solomon, Eleanor, Lucy, b. 1860.
Per Georgann Hunter (whunter @omniglobal.net):
Children by Elizabeth Maria PEARSON, Adolphus, Cornelia, Alexander, Josephine, Celia, Larkin Hersey, Martha A. born 1839. Second marriage: Mary Elizabeth FREEMAN, m. 10 Mar 1856, Sumter County, Alabama.
1. "from Robert E. Walker who shows 9 other children: Nancy, Edna, Elizabeth, Solomon, Jasper, Celia, Larkin, Hersey, Eleanor, Eliza and Francis. Please excuse me for intruding into your inquiry but my wife is a direct descendant of David HITT>John Milton HITT ( Brother of Solomon Jasper HITT) .Martha HITT Glascock Lyle>John Sidney Lyle>Earl Young Lyle>my wife (Elizabeth Ann Lyle Walker). I have much information on this family I would be happy to share if anyone is interested. We visited the grave of Solomon Jasper HITT in the Concord Cemetery in Rankin County, Ms. several years ago. My address: Rev. Robert E. Walker 791 Cr 633 Booneville, MS. 38829. Thanks, Robt. and Elizabeth Walker
Marriage to Elizabeth Maria PEARSON: 2 April 1835 in Pickens County, Alabama
2. "Methodist Minister/Farmer Cora M. HITT and Lucy HITT were daughters by second wife: Mary Elizabeth Freeman. LAWSUIT: HITT AND WADE VERSUS RUSH ET AL Book 20, part 2, p. 237, January term, 1853 Error to Chancery court of Green (Co. Alabama)Defendants in error filed their bill in Chancery Court of Green County against HITT and WADE, alleging that on 10 April 1831 JOHN PEARSON, their maternal grandfather, then a resident of S.C. executed a deed of gift , which was duly recorded in that state,by which he conveyed certain slaves, in the bill named, to THOMAS H. WADE, as trustee to the sole and separate use of his daughter, MARTHA ANN RUSH, wife of JAMES RUSH; she to have sole possession of slaves during her natural life, and the remainder in said slaves and their increase to go to her children, who might be living at time of her death. Bill avers death of MARTHA,without having disposed of said slaves; that before the death of MRS. RUSH, one of the slaves, Eve, in 1839 came into possession of JOHN M HITT, who refuses to deliver them to complainants and claims them as his own; that the grantor , PEARSON, is dead;that WADE , the trustee, resides in S. C. . Date of Deed, 10 April 1831. Testimony of GRACE H. O'NEAL , that in 1831 , her father came from his residence in Fairfield District, South Carolina, to Columbia, where she and her sister, MARTHA ANN RUSH resided, bringing with him said slaves. ......SEE Vol. 192, p. 40; See will in full of John Pearson, SR.(evidently father of the above John Pearson) , Fairfield District, S. C. 1815; and of Mary Pearson, Fairfield, S.C. 1798. In 1860 he and his second wife were living in Gainesville where he was a merchant by trade....see 1860 census, Sumpter Co. Ala., p. 1 (607), dwelling #3.". (bobnbet@bellsouth.net)
Notes: Marriage
PEARSON, Elizabeth M. HITT, John M. Mar 26 1835 (GREENE COUNTY, AL MARRIAGES 1823 - 1860, http://www.rootsweb.com/~alpicken/greene/p.html)
Husband Dr. John B. LYLE 2472
Born: 29 Jul 1839 - Pickensville, Alabama 2472
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Father: William Durham LYLE (1817- ) 2472
Mother: Martha A. BONNER (1815- ) 2472
Marriage: 11 Nov 1869 - Lauderdale County, Alabama
Wife Martha A. HITT 1554
Born: Abt 1839 - Alabama 1554
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Father: John Milton HITT (1813-1887) 1554
Mother: Elizabeth Maria PEARSON (1811- ) 1554
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1 M William D. LYLE 2471
Born: 1870 - Lauderdale County, Mississippi 2471
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2 M Edwin LYLE 2471
Born: 1872 - Lauderdale County, Mississippi 2471
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3 M John Sidney LYLE 2471
Born: 2 Sep 1874 - Lauderdale County, Mississippi
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Spouse: Virginia Goode BAGWELL (1876-1937)
Marr: 15 Apr 1897 - Monroe, Louisiana
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Dr. John B. LYLES, 21, single, son of William Durham LYLES and Martha A. BONNER, is named in their home in Noxubee County, Mississippi.
Husband Jesse Robert HIX 3788
Born: Oct 1858 - South Carolina 3789
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Died: 5 May 1921
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Marriage: Bef 1895
Wife Rebecca Turner WILLIAMSON 3787,3788
Born: Feb 1858 - South Carolina 3789
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Died: 28 Jun 1924
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Father: Walter Blunt WILLIAMSON ( -1858)
Mother: Angenonia Lucy COOK (Abt 1828- ) 3787
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1 M J. Preston HIX 3788
Born: May 1876 - South Carolina 4636
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2 F Roberta HIX 3788
Born: Oct 1878 - South Carolina 4636
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3 F Jessie HIX 4636
Born: Oct 1880 - South Carolina 4636
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4 F S. F. HIX 4636
Born: Aug 1883 - South Carolina 4636
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5 F M. A. HIX 4636
Born: Dec 1885 - South Carolina 4636
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6 F Louise HIX 4637
Born: Mar 1889 - Union County, South Carolina 4636
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Died: 19 May 1969 - North Carolina
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Spouse: Robert Ray HUMPHRIES (1885-1973) 4637
Marr: Bef 1919
7 M W. M. HIX 4636
Born: Dec 1891 - South Carolina 4636
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8 M D. T. HIX 4636
Born: Nov 1893 - South Carolina 4636
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9 F Kathleen HIX 4636
Born: Dec 1895 - South Carolina 4636
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10 F Ruth HIX 4636
Born: Jan 1897 - South Carolina 4636
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1880 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Union County, Bogansville; Series: T9 Roll: 1242 Page: 442: 251 259 HIX Jesse R. W M 22 M Farmer SC SC SC; -- Rebecca T. W F 21 Wife M Keeping house SC SC SC; -- J. Preston W M 4 Son S SC SC SC; -- Roberta W F 1 Dau SC SC SC; MOON Mathilda B F 8 Servant Nurse SC SC SC.
1900 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Union County, Union Twp; Series: T623 Roll: 1544 Page: 216: South St -- 70 70 HIX J. R. Head W M Oct 1858 41 M 25 SC SC SC Bookeeper; -- Mrs. J. R. Wife W F Feby 1858 42 M 25 10 10 SC SC SC; -- J. P. Son W M May 1876 24 S SC SC SC Drygoods Salesman; -- Miss R. Dau W F Oct 1878 21 S SC SC SC Drygoods Saleswoman; -- Jessie Dau W F Oct 1880 19 S SC SC SC; -- S. F. Dau W F Aug 1883 16 S SC SC SC; -- M. A. Dau W F Dec 1885 13 S SC SC SC; -- Louise Dau W F Mch 1889 11 S SC SC SC; -- W. M. Son W M Dec 1891 9 S SC SC SC; -- D. T. Son W M Nov 1893 7 S SC SC SC; -- Kathleen Dau W F Dec 1895 5 S SC SC SC; -- Ruth Dau W F Jany 1897 3 S SC SC SC.
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Rebecca Turner WILLIAMSON is named in the 1860 census of Fairfield County, South Carolina, at age 4, born about 1856. She married Jesse Robert HIX about 1875. The 1900 census provides her birth date as Feb 1858.
Husband Robert Ray HUMPHRIES 4637
Born: 4 Sep 1885 - Union County, South Carolina 251
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Wife Louise HIX 4637
Born: Mar 1889 - Union County, South Carolina 4636
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Father: Jesse Robert HIX (1858-1921) 3788
Mother: Rebecca Turner WILLIAMSON (1858-1924) 3787,3788
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1 F Frances HUMPHRIES (details suppressed for this person)
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1920 U.S. Census, South Carolina, Dillon County, Latta, Bethea Twp; Series: T625 Roll: 1693 Page: 43:
X 176 189 HUMPHRIES Robert Head M W 34 M SC SC SC Merchant Hardware;
-- Louise Wife F W 26 M SC SC SC;
-- Frances Dau F W 0/12 S SC SC SC.
"ROBERT HUMPHRIES 04 Sep 1885 Sep 1973 28711 (Black Mountain, Buncombe, NC ) (none specified) 248-18-3483 South Carolina" (SSDI)
Husband General Henry MITCHELL, RS-VA 693
Born: 8 Feb 1761 - Sussex County, Virginia
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Died: 24 May 1839 - Hancock County, Georgia
Buried: - Sparta Cemetery
Father: Dr. Thomas MITCHELL (1722-Bef 1762) 693,694
Mother: Amey GOODWYNNE (1732-1773) 693
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Wife Frances HOBBS 693
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1 F Amy Goodwyn MITCHELL 4523
Born: Cir 1785
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Spouse: Dixon HALL, Jr. (1782-1839) 4523
Marr: 17 Apr 1804 - Hancock County, Georgia 4523
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Served as a Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War, later as a General of Militia.
Macon Georgia Telegraph Feb 1839-Apr 1842 (microfilm) 4 June 1839--"Died at his residence near Sparta on the 24th ult at 2 o'clock GEN HENRY MITCHELL in the 79th yr of his age; native of Sussex Co VA, but more than 50 years resident of Hancock & Warren Co" [http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/hancock/obits/mitchell.txt]
Cemeteries of Hancock County, Georgia: Gen. Henry Mitchell, 1760-1839, is buried in the Sparta Cemetery.
Husband Pete HOBBS (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Edna NEWSOME (details suppressed for this person)
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Mother: Malinda McCOY (1897- )
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Husband Kenneth Eugene PLATT (details suppressed for this person)
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Mother: Wessie Selma DUKES (1906-1997)
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1 M John Patrick PLATT (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Rev. Daniel HOFF
Born: 31 Jul 1747 - Sommerville, New Jersey
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Marriage: Bef 1788
Wife Susan Sophia MOFFETT
Born: 1748
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1 M James HOFF
Born: 11 Apr 1788
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Died: 15 Apr 1861 - Washington County, Ohio
Buried: - Dye Cemetery
Spouse: Jane GRIGGS (1803-1880)
Marr: 4 Mar 1824 - Washington County, Ohio
2 F Hannah HOFF
Born: 1774 - Prince William County, Virginia
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Spouse: John DYE II (1774-1823)
Marr: Bef 1818
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John Dye, Son of John Dye Sr.
[Website: http://www.uh.edu/~jbutler/gean/johndye2.html]
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John Dye, Son of John Dye Sr.
[Website: http://www.uh.edu/~jbutler/gean/johndye2.html]
Husband Michael Duncan HOFFMAN (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Lorie Christine McKOWN (details suppressed for this person)
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Mother: Deanna PENNINGTON
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Husband Ronald Gene HOFFMAN 1722
Born: 19 Oct 1944 - Pueblo, Colorado 1722
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Buried: Arvada Cemetery 1722
Father: HOFFMAN
Mother: Nora E. 4638
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Wife Sandra June ORTEN (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: James Morris ORTEN (1923-2007)
Mother: Nelma Lavone CASADY
Other Spouse: James W. MAGNER
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1 M Mark HOFFMAN (details suppressed for this person)
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2 M Troy HOFFMAN (details suppressed for this person)
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3 F Christina HOFFMAN (details suppressed for this person)
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Ronald Gene HOFFMAN is buried in Arvada Cemetery, Jefferson County, Colorado. Find A Grave Memorial #20063847, created by: Mark S. on Jun 24, 2007 includes a picture of Ronald's grave and an obituary. His headstone reads:
RONALD GENE
HOFFMAN
OCT. 19, 1944
DEC. 19, 1999
"A man's heart reflects
the man." Proverbs 27:19
Ronald had a heart of gold
Obituary:
Ronald Gene Hoffman of Arvada, a sales representative, died Dec. 19 at Lutheran Medical Center. He was 55.
Graveside services were Dec. 22 in Arvada Cemetery.
He was born Oct. 19, 1944, in Pueblo. On March 28, 1986, he married Sandra Orten in Littleton.
Hoffman was employed at Direct Sale Tire Co. His interests were auto racing and gambling.
He is survived by his wife; three sons, Mark, Lakewood, Troy, Greeley, and Benjamin Magner, Orlando, Fla.; one daughter, Christina Anderson, Arvada; his mother, Nora E. Pfeifer, Arvada; a brother, John Bartus, Lakewood; two sisters, Patricia Alsop, Golden, and Nora Plomondon, Thornton; and nine grandchildren.
Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 2255 S. Oneida St., Denver 80226.
The Denver Post, January 4, 2000
Husband HOGAN (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Jean JONES (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Lt. Benjamin Franklin JONES, USA, WWII (1918-2009)
Mother: Jean BUTTS
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Husband James Taylor MEANS 71
Born: 22 Jun 1835 - Fairfield County, South Carolina
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Died: 10 Dec 1908 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
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Father: William Burney MEANS (1807-1857)
Mother: Martha Sarah HOWELL (1811-1873) 71
Marriage: 20 Mar 1860 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
Wife Ida August HOGAN 71
Born: 22 Aug 1843 - Dallas County, Alabama
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1 M Julius H. MEANS 68
Born: 8 Jul 1861 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana 841
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Died: 22 Feb 1922 - Caddo Parish, Louisiana
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Spouse: Sabra Elizabeth LINSON (1868- ) 841,4640
Marr: 15 Apr 1888
2 M William B. MEANS 68,69
Born: Jul 1863 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana 70
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Spouse: Allise (1873- ) 70
Marr: Abt 1895
3 M Benjamin H. MEANS 68,69
Born: Jul 1865 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana 841
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Spouse: Eunice G. (1878-1967) 842
Marr: Abt 1901
4 M James Taylor MEANS II 68,2995
Born: 2 Jul 1867 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
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Died: 11 Jan 1927 - Ida, Caddo Parish, Louisiana
Buried: - Ida Cemetery
Spouse: Ora Delle BONNER (1878-1970) 2993,2994
Marr: 11 Dec 1895 - Lufkin, Angelina County, Texas
5 M John C. MEANS 68,69
Born: Abt 1869 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
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6 F Mary MEANS 69
Born: Abt 1871 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
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7 M Paul D. V. MEANS 69
Born: Dec 1872 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana 70
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8 M Thomas K. MEANS 69
Born: Apr 1874 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana 4639
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9 M David B. MEANS 69,842
Born: Feb 1876 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana 4639
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10 F Annie MEANS 69
Born: Abt 1878 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
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11 F Sula MEANS 4639
Born: Jun 1880 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
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12 F Ida MEANS 4639
Born: Jun 1880 - DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
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1870 U.S. Census, Louisiana, DeSoto Parish, Wd-2, Kingston P O, 30 June 1870; Series: M593 Roll: 511 Page: 450: 182 182 MEANS J. T 34 M W Farmer 1200 1500 SC; -- I. A. 26 F W Keeping house AL; -- J. H. 9 M W LA; -- W. B 6 M W LA; -- B. H. M W LA; -- J. T. Jr. 3 M W LA; -- J. C. 1 M W LA.
1880 U.S. Census, Louisiana, DeSoto Parish, 6th Ward; Series: T9 Roll: 452 Page: 179: James T. MEANS Self M Male W 44 SC Farmer SC SC; Ida A. MEANS Wife M Female W 37 AL Keeping House SC NC; Julius H. MEANS Son S Male W 19 LA Works On Farm SC AL; William B. MEANS Son S Male W 17 LA Works On Farm SC AL; Ben H. MEANS Son S Male W 15 LA Works On Farm SC AL; Jas T. MEANS Son S Male W 13 LA Works On Farm SC AL; John C. MEANS Son S Male W 11 LA Works On Farm SC AL; Mary MEANS Dau S Female W 9 LA At School SC AL; Paul D. V. MEANS Son S Male W 7 LA At School SC AL; Thos. K. MEANS Son S Male W 5 LA SC AL; David B. MEANS Son S Male W 4 LA SC AL; Annie MEANS Dau S Female W 2 LA SC AL; Selena FLORES Other M Female W 23 LA Cook LA LA; Sam FLORES Other S Male W 6 LA LA LA; Robert FLORES Other S Male W 4 LA LA LA; Frank FLORES Other S Male W 6M LA LA LA.
1900 Louisiana, DeSoto County, Wd-6, 1 June 1900; Series: T623 Roll: 563 Page: 202: MEANS James T. Head W M June 1836 63 Wd SC SC SC Farmer-- Tom Son W M April 1874 26 S LA SC SC Farm laborer; -- Dave Son W M Feb 1876 24 S LA SC SC Farmer; -- Sula Dau W F June 1880 19 S LA SC SC House keeper; -- Ida Dau W F June 1880 19 S LA SC SC school teacher.
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James T. MEANS married Ida A., named as his wife in the 1860 census. She is also named with him in the 1880 census, but James is shown as a widower in the 1900 census, 1 June 1900.
Husband Uriah George MITCHELL 2887
Born: Abt 1789 - Georgia
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Father: Lt. John MITCHELL, RS-VA (1748-1804) 694,1864
Mother: Sarah THWEATT (1761-Bef 1807) 522,1362
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Wife Mary HOGAN 2887
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1 M Henry MITCHELL (details suppressed for this person)
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2 M Dr. Bruce Hannibal MITCHELL (details suppressed for this person)
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Spouse: Georgia VAUGHN (living)
Spouse: SANGOOBER (living)
3 M McCauly MITCHELL (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband Michael RAKYTA (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Faye H. HOGG (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: GM3 Emmett Lanier HOGG, USN, WWII (1923-2010)
Mother: Patsy K.
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Husband Pvt Morris L. HOGG, USA, WWII
Born: 12 Sep 1919 - Troup County, Georgia
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Died: 16 Aug 1979
Buried: - Oakwood Cemetery, Chambers County, Alabama
Father: William Franklin HOGG (1899- )
Mother: Edna Ruth BOOKER (Abt 1902-1928) 1213
Marriage: Bef 1940
Wife Georgia P. JOHNSON
Born: 26 Jun 1921 - Alabama
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Died: 14 Dec 1969 - San Joaquin County, California
Buried: - Oakwood Cemetery, Chambers County, Alabama
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1 M Morris L. HOGG
Born: 28 Dec 1941 - Chambers County, Alabama
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Died: 1 Feb 1942 - Troup County, Georgia
Buried: - Oakwood Cemetery, Chambers County, Alabama
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Morris HOGG married Georgia Johnson, determined from the 1940 census below.
"United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V1L6-47B : accessed 23 Sep 2012), Morris Hogg, Lanett, Election Precinct 7, Chambers, Alabama, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 9-15, sheet 25B, family 535, NARA digital publication T627, roll 10.
Morris Hogg head M 20 Georgia
Georgia Hogg wife F 18 Alabama
Herman Hogg brother M 18 Georgia
Luciel Johnson mother-in-law F 55 Georgia
Morris L. HOGG is buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Lanett, Chambers County, Alabama. A picture of his headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 62503801:
MORRIS L HOGG
PVT US ARMY
WORLD WAR II
SEP 12 1919 AUG 16 1979
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Georgia P. JOHNSON married Morris L. HOGG before 1940.
Georgia P. Hogg, born 26 Jun 1921 in Alabama, died 14 December 1969 in San Joaquin County, California. ["California, Death Index, 1940-1997," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VPHW-LLX : accessed 23 Sep 2012), Georgia P Hogg, 1969; citing California Department of Health Services, Vital Statistics Section, Sacramento, California.]
Georgia is buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Lanett, Chambers County, Alabama. A picture of her headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 61401048:
GEORGIA P. HOGG
JUNE 26, DEC. 14,
1921 1969
Husband Guy MEEKER (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: GM3 Emmett Lanier HOGG, USN, WWII (1923-2010)
Mother: Patsy K.
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Husband William Franklin HOGG
Born: 10 Apr 1861 - Georgia
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Died: 25 Nov 1921
Buried: - Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Troup County, Georgia.
Marriage: Bef 1883
Wife Mary C. WILLIAMS
Born: 6 Nov 1861 - Georgia
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Buried: - Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Troup County, Georgia.
Children
1 M William Franklin HOGG
Born: Mar 1899 - Troup County, Georgia
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Spouse: Edna Ruth BOOKER (Abt 1902-1928) 1213
Marr: Abt 1918
Spouse: Mittie HILL (Abt 1911- )
Marr: Abt 1929
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1900 U.S. Census, Troup County, 701 Militia District; Series: T623 Roll: 225 Page: 230:
570 --- HOGG William F. Head W M Apr 1861 39 M 18 GA GA GA Farmer;
-- Mary C. Wife W F Nov 1861 38 M 18 7 7 GA GA GA;
-- John A. Son W M Feb 1883 17 S GA GA GA At school;
-- Martha C. Dau W F Feb 1885 15 S GA GA GA At school;
-- Alvin R. Son W M Aug 1886 13 S GA GA GA At school;
-- Garland B. Son W M feb 1888 12 S GA GA GA At school;
-- Sarah L. Dau W F feby 1890 10 S GA GA GA At school;
-- Lois Dau W F Oct 1893 S GA GA GA;
-- William F. Son W M Mch 1899 1 S GA GA GA.
William Franklin HOGG is buried in Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Troup County, Georgia, A picture of his headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 95007687:
WILLIAM FRANKLIN HOGG
APRIL 10, 1861
NOV. 25, 1921
W F Hogg presented one acre of land to the trustees of Bethel Church on November 8, 1906, for the present building which was constructed in 1906. He was one of the trustees. The pastor was W C Fox.
Husband of Mary C. WILLIAMS HOGG.
Mother:
Mary C. Williams HOGG is buried in Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Troup County, Georgia, A picture of her headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 95007597:
MARY C. WILLIAMS
WIFE OF
WILLIAM FRANKLIN HOGG
NOV. 6, 1861.
FEB. 9 1935
General Notes: Wife -
Mary C. Williams HOGG is buried in Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Troup County, Georgia, A picture of her headstone is on Find A Grave Memorial# 95007597:
MARY C. WILLIAMS
WIFE OF
WILLIAM FRANKLIN HOGG
NOV. 6, 1861.
FEB. 9 1935