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Unknown Richardson
M, #20476
Family: Mary woDanielJMcCarty (b. 1844)
| Son | John Richardson (b. about 1868) |
| Daughter | Sarah Richardson (b. about 1870) |
| Daughter | Mary Richardson (b. about 1872) |
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On 12 July 1788, 760 ac acres on Hancock Co were surveyed for William Daniels in, Wilkes Co. Bordered by Unknown Richardson.1
Unknown Richardson married Mary woDanielJMcCarty about 1867.2,2
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David Ard1
M, #20477, b. __/__/1862
Family: Susannah woDavidArd (b. 1864, d. 1939)
| Daughter | Geronia Suzanna Savanah Ard + (b. 27 September 1883, d. 13 October 1941) |
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Citations
- [S272] Ancestry.com, Florida State Census, 1867-1945
Susannah woDavidArd1,2
F, #20478, b. __/__/1864, d. __/__/1939
Family: David Ard (b. 1862)
| Daughter | Geronia Suzanna Savanah Ard+ (b. 27 September 1883, d. 13 October 1941) |
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Susannah woDavidArd, was born in 1864 in AlabamaG+.1 She, was born about 1865.
Susannah lived in Limestone, Walton Co, FloridaG, in 1885.1
Susannah woDavidArd died in 1939 in Holmes Co, FloridaG.2
Susannah lived in Limestone, Walton Co, FloridaG, in 1885.1
Susannah woDavidArd died in 1939 in Holmes Co, FloridaG.2
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Solomon Kemp
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M, #20479, b. __/__/1811
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Solomon Kemp, was born in 1811 in South CarolinaG.1
Solomon lived in District 31, Forsyth Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.1
Solomon lived in District 31, Forsyth Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.1
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Citations
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
James Williamson1
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #20480, b. __/__/1878
| References | Jeremiah Casey |
Parents
| Father | John Daniel Williamson (b. 28 February 1855, d. 11 July 1936) |
| Mother | Letetia Masters (b. about 1863, d. 11 February 1903) |
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James Williamson, son of John Daniel Williamson and Letetia Masters, was born in 1878 in LouisianaG.1
James lived in Rigolette, Rapides Parish, LouisianaG, in 1880.1
James lived in Rigolette, Rapides Parish, LouisianaG, in 1880.1
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Citations
- [S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
Pearson Brown, Sr.
1,2
| Relationship | 3rd great-grandfather of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #20481, b. __/__/1798, d. aft __/__/1860
Parents
| Father | Unknown Brown (b. about 1775) |
Family: Elizabeth (b. 1806)
| Son | William W. Brown + (b. 1821) |
| Son | Benjamin Brown+ (b. 1824, d. before 1900) |
| Son | Pearson Brown, Jr. (b. 1837, d. 26 September 1861) |
| Daughter | Sarah Ann Brown (b. 1841) |
| Son | Green M Brown (b. 1845, d. February 1885) |
| Daughter | Thomas E W Brown (b. 1848) |
| Daughter | Mary Brown (b. about 1850) |
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Pearson Brown, Sr., son of Unknown Brown, was born in 1798 in North CarolinaG.1,2
. 1818 Pulaski Co GA tax list: no Pearson Brown listed. Asael,Brinkley, Daniel, Elias, Elinah, Green, Irby, James, John, Richard,William. All these Browns listed. in 1818.
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Pearson Brown, Sr., married Elizabeth about 1819.
Pearson Brown, Sr., was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Pulaski Co, GAG. Pierson Brown: males 1 16-25; females 1 10-15.3
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Pearson Brown, Sr., was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Capt Adams Dist, Pulaski Co, GAG. 1830 Capt Adams District, Pulaski Co, GA: Pearson Brown males 1 5-10,1 20-30, females 3 <5, 1 20-30.4
Pearson Brown, Sr., was the Head of Household in the census in 1840 in Dist 513, Lee Co, GAG. Pearson Brown: males 1<5(Pearson Jr), 1 15-20, 140-50(Pearson), females 1 5-10, 3 10-15, 1 30-40 (Elizabeth), 1 60-70 (mother or mil ?)5
Pearson Brown, Sr., was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in District 24, Dooly Co, GAG. Pearson Brown 52 GAfarmer, Elizabeth 46 GA, Pearson 13 GA, Sarah Ann 9 GA, Green M 5 GA,Thomas E W 2 GA.1
. Worth Co GA was formed in 1853 from Dooley and Irwin Counties.
Pearson Brown, Sr., was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Worth Co, GAG. Pearson Brown 60 GA farmer, Elizabeth 57 GA, Sarah 18 GA, Green 15 GA, Thomas 13 GA, Mary 11 GA.
Pearson Brown, Sr., died after 1860.
. 1818 Pulaski Co GA tax list: no Pearson Brown listed. Asael,Brinkley, Daniel, Elias, Elinah, Green, Irby, James, John, Richard,William. All these Browns listed. in 1818.
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Pulaski Co GA was formed on Dec 13, 1808 from Laurens Co.
Pearson Brown, Sr., married Elizabeth about 1819.
Pearson Brown, Sr., was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Pulaski Co, GAG. Pierson Brown: males 1 16-25; females 1 10-15.3
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Dooly Co GA was created in 1821 from Creek Indian lands.
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Lee Co GA was formed on Jun 9, 1825 from Creek Indian lands.
Pearson Brown, Sr., was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Capt Adams Dist, Pulaski Co, GAG. 1830 Capt Adams District, Pulaski Co, GA: Pearson Brown males 1 5-10,1 20-30, females 3 <5, 1 20-30.4
Pearson Brown, Sr., was the Head of Household in the census in 1840 in Dist 513, Lee Co, GAG. Pearson Brown: males 1<5(Pearson Jr), 1 15-20, 140-50(Pearson), females 1 5-10, 3 10-15, 1 30-40 (Elizabeth), 1 60-70 (mother or mil ?)5
Pearson Brown, Sr., was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in District 24, Dooly Co, GAG. Pearson Brown 52 GAfarmer, Elizabeth 46 GA, Pearson 13 GA, Sarah Ann 9 GA, Green M 5 GA,Thomas E W 2 GA.1
. Worth Co GA was formed in 1853 from Dooley and Irwin Counties.
Pearson Brown, Sr., was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Worth Co, GAG. Pearson Brown 60 GA farmer, Elizabeth 57 GA, Sarah 18 GA, Green 15 GA, Thomas 13 GA, Mary 11 GA.
Pearson Brown, Sr., died after 1860.
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Citations
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
- [S249] 1820 United States-.
- [S251] 1830 United States-.
- [S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
Elizabeth
| Relationship | 3rd great-grandmother of Frances Wileria Hudson |
F, #20482, b. __/__/1806
Family: Pearson Brown, Sr., (b. 1798, d. after 1860)
| Son | William W. Brown+ (b. 1821) |
| Son | Benjamin Brown+ (b. 1824, d. before 1900) |
| Son | Pearson Brown, Jr. (b. 1837, d. 26 September 1861) |
| Daughter | Sarah Ann Brown (b. 1841) |
| Son | Green M Brown (b. 1845, d. February 1885) |
| Daughter | Thomas E W Brown (b. 1848) |
| Daughter | Mary Brown (b. about 1850) |
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Elizabeth was also known as Elizabeth Brown. She, was born in GeorgiaG.1 She, was born in North CarolinaG.1 She, was born in 1806.
Elizabeth married Pearson Brown, Sr., son of Unknown Brown, about 1819.
Elizabeth was the wife of Pearson Brown, Sr., in the census in 1820 in Pulaski Co, GAG. female 10-14.2
Elizabeth was the wife of Pearson Brown, Sr., in the census in 1830 in Capt Adams Dist, Pulaski Co, GAG.3
Elizabeth was the wife of Pearson Brown, Sr., in the census in 1840 in Dist 513, Lee Co, GAG. female 30-50.4
Elizabeth was the wife of Pearson Brown, Sr., in the census in 1850 in District 24, Dooly Co, GAG. Elizabeth 46 GA.5
Elizabeth was the wife of Pearson Brown, Sr., in the census in 1860 in Worth Co, GAG. Elizabeth 57 GA.
Elizabeth married Pearson Brown, Sr., son of Unknown Brown, about 1819.
Elizabeth was the wife of Pearson Brown, Sr., in the census in 1820 in Pulaski Co, GAG. female 10-14.2
Elizabeth was the wife of Pearson Brown, Sr., in the census in 1830 in Capt Adams Dist, Pulaski Co, GAG.3
Elizabeth was the wife of Pearson Brown, Sr., in the census in 1840 in Dist 513, Lee Co, GAG. female 30-50.4
Elizabeth was the wife of Pearson Brown, Sr., in the census in 1850 in District 24, Dooly Co, GAG. Elizabeth 46 GA.5
Elizabeth was the wife of Pearson Brown, Sr., in the census in 1860 in Worth Co, GAG. Elizabeth 57 GA.
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Citations
- [S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
- [S249] 1820 United States-.
- [S251] 1830 United States-.
- [S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
Halsey Brown1
| Relationship | 1st cousin 3 times removed of Frances Wileria Hudson |
F, #20483, b. __/__/1841
Parents
| Father | William W. Brown (b. 1821) |
| Mother | Nancy Wilson (b. about 1820) |
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Halsey Brown, daughter of William W. Brown and Nancy Wilson, was born in 1841 in GeorgiaG.1
Halsey lived in District 24, Dooly Co, GAG, in 1850.1
Halsey lived in District 24, Dooly Co, GAG, in 1850.1
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Citations
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
Annie C woPearsonMBrown1,2
F, #20484, b. 12/__/1857
Family: Pearson M Brown (b. October 1855)
| Son | John N Brown (b. August 1886) |
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Annie C woPearsonMBrown was also known as Annie C Brown. She, was born in December 1857 in GeorgiaG.1,2
Annie C woPearsonMBrown married Pearson M Brown, son of Benjamin Brown and Sarah Ann Hayes, in 1883.
Annie lived in Militia District 1012, Dooly Co, GeorgiaG, in 1900.1
Annie lived in Militia District 1012, Dooly Co, GeorgiaG, in 1910.2
Annie C woPearsonMBrown married Pearson M Brown, son of Benjamin Brown and Sarah Ann Hayes, in 1883.
Annie lived in Militia District 1012, Dooly Co, GeorgiaG, in 1900.1
Annie lived in Militia District 1012, Dooly Co, GeorgiaG, in 1910.2
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John N Brown1
| Relationship | 1st cousin 2 times removed of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #20485, b. 08/__/1886
Parents
| Father | Pearson M Brown (b. October 1855) |
| Mother | Annie C woPearsonMBrown (b. December 1857) |
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John N Brown, son of Pearson M Brown and Annie C woPearsonMBrown, was born in August 1886 in GeorgiaG.1
John lived in Militia District 1012, Dooly Co, GeorgiaG, in 1900.1
John lived in Militia District 1012, Dooly Co, GeorgiaG, in 1900.1
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Citations
- [S238] 1900 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of theUnited States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1900
Tabitha Goff1,2
F, #20486, b. __/__/1847
Biography
Tabitha Goff was also known as Tabitha Gaff.3 She, was born in 1847 in GeorgiaG.1,2,3
Tabitha lived in District 24, Dooly Co, GAG, in 1850.3
Tabitha lived in Dooly Co, GAG, in 1860.2
Tabitha lived in Precinct 5, Hillsborough Co, FloridaG, in 1880.1
Tabitha lived in District 24, Dooly Co, GAG, in 1850.3
Tabitha lived in Dooly Co, GAG, in 1860.2
Tabitha lived in Precinct 5, Hillsborough Co, FloridaG, in 1880.1
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Citations
- [S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
Elizabeth L. Stevens
F, #20487, b. 08/17/1839
Family: James E. Averett (b. 5 June 1834, d. 15 October 1910)
| Son | Archibald Averitt+ (b. 1858) |
| Son | Robert Avriett (b. 23 February 1860, d. 17 June 1861) |
| Daughter | Avarilla Elizabeth Avriett+ (b. 12 September 1861, d. 25 February 1948) |
| Son | Jeptha Averett (b. 1862) |
| Daughter | Mary Averett (b. about 1865) |
| Son | Charles F Averett (b. 1868) |
| Daughter | Dilly Averett (b. 1869) |
| Son | James Avriett (b. 26 December 1869, d. 11 October 1893) |
| Son | Andrew A Avriett (b. 30 April 1874, d. 16 May 1932) |
| Son | William Averett (b. 6 August 1878, d. 14 August 1899) |
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Elizabeth L. Stevens was also known as Elizabeth L. Elizabeth Averett.1 She was also known as Elizabeth Avriett.1 She, was born in FloridaG.2 She, was born on 17 August 1839.
Elizabeth L. Stevens married James E. Averett, son of Benjamin Franklin Averett and Mary Anglin, in 1856 in Hamilton Co, FloridaG.3
Elizabeth L. Stevens was the wife of James Averett in the census in 1880.4 She was New Tag on 6 April 1881.1 She was buried in Sasser's Landing Cemetery, Jennings, Hamilton Co, Florida, 30.59690; -83.07470G.1
Find a Grave Memorial # is. 39363871.
Elizabeth L. Stevens married James E. Averett, son of Benjamin Franklin Averett and Mary Anglin, in 1856 in Hamilton Co, FloridaG.3
Elizabeth L. Stevens was the wife of James Averett in the census in 1880.4 She was New Tag on 6 April 1881.1 She was buried in Sasser's Landing Cemetery, Jennings, Hamilton Co, Florida, 30.59690; -83.07470G.1
Find a Grave Memorial # is. 39363871.
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Citations
- [S48] ., Find A Grave
- [S239] 1920 United States Federal Census
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
- [S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
Lallie Averett1
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 3 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
F, #20488, b. 09/__/1890, d. 03/25/1971
Parents
| Father | William Dennis Averett (b. 1 August 1853, d. 2 July 1914) |
| Mother | Mary Elizabeth McCrary (b. 11 February 1857, d. 2 March 1943) |
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Lallie Averett, daughter of William Dennis Averett and Mary Elizabeth McCrary, was born in September 1890 in Hopkins, TexasG.1
Lallie lived in Justice Precinct 6, Hopkins, TexasG, in 1900.1
Lallie Averett was listed as a daughter of William Dennis Averett in 1900 in Justice Precinct 6, Hopkins, TexasG, in the census.1
Lallie Averett died on 25 March 1971 in Hopkins, TexasG. She was buried in Como Cemetery, Hopkins, TexasG.
Lallie lived in Justice Precinct 6, Hopkins, TexasG, in 1900.1
Lallie Averett was listed as a daughter of William Dennis Averett in 1900 in Justice Precinct 6, Hopkins, TexasG, in the census.1
Lallie Averett died on 25 March 1971 in Hopkins, TexasG. She was buried in Como Cemetery, Hopkins, TexasG.
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Citations
- [S238] 1900 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of theUnited States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1900
Bryant Shelly Averett1,2
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 1 time removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #20489, b. 12/26/1924, d. 10/02/1994
Parents
| Father | Bryant Shelly Averett (b. 18 February 1896, d. 9 December 1986) |
| Mother | Carrie Samantha Byrd (b. 13 August 1900, d. 18 January 1961) |
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Bryant Shelly Averett, son of Bryant Shelly Averett and Carrie Samantha Byrd, was born on 26 December 1924 in AlabamaG+.1,2
Bryant lived in Daleville, Dale Co, AlabamaG, in 1930.1,2
Bryant Shelly Averett died on 2 October 1994 in Daleville, Dale Co, AlabamaG.2
Bryant lived in Daleville, Dale Co, AlabamaG, in 1930.1,2
Bryant Shelly Averett died on 2 October 1994 in Daleville, Dale Co, AlabamaG.2
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Lucinda M Ruffin1
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 4 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
F, #20490, b. 12/30/1839, d. 09/12/1871
Parents
| Father | James Johnson Ruffin (b. 14 November 1814, d. 21 February 1905) |
| Mother | Sarah Averett (b. 16 June 1816, d. 1 February 1888) |
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Lucinda M Ruffin was also known as Lucinda Ruffier.2 She, daughter of James Johnson Ruffin and Sarah Averett, was born on 30 December 1839.1,2
Lucinda lived in Marion Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.2
Lucinda M Ruffin died on 12 September 1871 in Sumter Co, GAG.1
Lucinda lived in Marion Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.2
Lucinda M Ruffin died on 12 September 1871 in Sumter Co, GAG.1
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William A Ruffin1
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 4 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #20491, b. 05/26/1843, d. 10/14/1852
Parents
| Father | James Johnson Ruffin (b. 14 November 1814, d. 21 February 1905) |
| Mother | Sarah Averett (b. 16 June 1816, d. 1 February 1888) |
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Biography
William A Ruffin was also known as Wm Ruffier.2 He, son of James Johnson Ruffin and Sarah Averett, was born on 26 May 1843.1,2
William lived in Marion Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.2
William A Ruffin died on 14 October 1852.1
William lived in Marion Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.2
William A Ruffin died on 14 October 1852.1
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Henry James Ruffin1
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 4 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #20492, b. 04/23/1845, d. 07/10/1910
Parents
| Father | James Johnson Ruffin (b. 14 November 1814, d. 21 February 1905) |
| Mother | Sarah Averett (b. 16 June 1816, d. 1 February 1888) |
Family: Winnie Virginia Jinks (b. 27 June 1852, d. 18 October 1915)
| Son | Claude Jinks Ruffin+ (b. 30 July 1892, d. 12 December 1952) |
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Henry James Ruffin was also known as Henry Ruffier.2 He, son of James Johnson Ruffin and Sarah Averett, was born on 23 April 1845 in Talbot Co, GeorgiaG.2,1
Henry lived in Marion Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.2
Henry James Ruffin married Winnie Virginia Jinks on 31 December 1868 in Taylor Co, GeorgiaG.3
Henry James Ruffin died on 10 July 1910 in Alma, Ellis Co, TexasG.1
Henry lived in Marion Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.2
Henry James Ruffin married Winnie Virginia Jinks on 31 December 1868 in Taylor Co, GeorgiaG.3
Henry James Ruffin died on 10 July 1910 in Alma, Ellis Co, TexasG.1
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Citations
- [S4] Ancestry.com, One World Tree
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
- [S29] Ancestry Family Trees, Memo: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Treefiles. This source citation points you to a current version of thosefiles. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed orchanged information since this source citation was created.
Sarah Jane Ruffin1
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 4 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
F, #20493, b. 10/30/1849, d. 05/27/1918
Parents
| Father | James Johnson Ruffin (b. 14 November 1814, d. 21 February 1905) |
| Mother | Sarah Averett (b. 16 June 1816, d. 1 February 1888) |
Family: John F Parker (b. 1847, d. 1919)
| Daughter | Willie Ann Parker+ (b. 1869, d. 1900) |
| Son | Samuel Parker+ (b. 1887, d. 1968) |
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Sarah Jane Ruffin was also known as Sarah Ann Ruffier.2 She was also known as Sarah Jane Parker.3 She, daughter of James Johnson Ruffin and Sarah Averett, was born on 30 October 1849 in Marion Co, GeorgiaG.1
Sarah lived in Marion Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.2
Sarah Jane Ruffin married John F Parker in 1865.3
Sarah Jane Ruffin died on 27 May 1918 in Roane, Navarro, TexasG.1
Sarah lived in Marion Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.2
Sarah Jane Ruffin married John F Parker in 1865.3
Sarah Jane Ruffin died on 27 May 1918 in Roane, Navarro, TexasG.1
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Citations
- [S4] Ancestry.com, One World Tree
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
- [S29] Ancestry Family Trees, Memo: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Treefiles. This source citation points you to a current version of thosefiles. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed orchanged information since this source citation was created.
Charles Averett1,1,2,1
M, #20494, b. __/__/1784, d. __/__/1830
Parents
| Father | Henry Averett (b. about 1754) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Abingdon (b. about 1756, d. before 1782) |
Family: Catherine Rentz (b. 1800, d. 1870)
| Daughter | Virlinda Averett (b. about 1813, d. 1880) |
| Son | Turner A Averett+ (b. about 1815, d. 19 January 1852) |
| Son | William Averett (b. about 1818) |
| Son | Llewlyn Griffith Averett+ (b. 1821, d. 9 October 1879) |
| Daughter | Sarah Ann Averett (b. about 1828) |
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Charles Averett was also known as Charles Averitt Averett.3 He. Charles Averett was born in Georgia about 1780.
1809 Amite Co Mississippi was created from Wilkinson County
The article below says that they left Houston County, Georgia about 1810 (age 30) and his brother was James. NOTE: Houston Co was not created until 1821 so this should have said, 'the area that was to become Houston Co'.. Written and submitted by Claude B. Slaton,Baker, La. Found on internet.
This unsettled and potentially dangerous country was the destination of our progenitor, Charles Averett. The name was spelled 'Everett' in most of the older records, but by the decade of the 1850s our branch of the family had settled on 'Averett'.
Charles' first cousin, Robert Furlow, traveled with him to Amite County from Houston County, Georgia. They left Georgia in January,1810, and arrived in the Mississippi Territory in early summer.
Charles left behind his brother, James Everett, in Houston County, awealthy cotton plantation owner.
Robert Furlow's name appears in land records as much as three years before this, so he may have been the 'family scout'.
On August 23, 1810, Charles Averett was married to Catherine Rentz, known as 'Caty' to her family and friends. She was the daughter ofJohn and Sarah Rentz. John Rentz was a Revolutionary War veteran, andlater a veteran of the West Florida Rebellion and the War of 1812.
Charles and Caty were living in the southern part of present-day Amite County, not far from the Spanish (Louisiana) border, when resentment against the Spanish flared into the West Florida Rebellion, resulting in the military capture of the Spanish fort at Baton Rouge. Among the hastily-assembled troops that captured the fort were a group of cavalry under the leadership of a prominent resident of St.Francisville, Llewellyn Coleville Griffith. His troop of 'Mounted Riflemen' contained Charles Averett, his father-in-law John Rentz, and his brothers-in-law, Lewis Harrell and his brothers and their father, Hezikiah Harrell. The Harrells were another family originally from South Carolina who settled first in Georgia and then in Amite County.They later moved to East Feliciana Parish, La. The leader of Griffith's Riflemen was Llewellyn Coleville Griffith. He recruited men from all over the area to ride to Baton Rouge under the command of Gen. Philemon Thomas and free the Florida Parishes from Spanish ownership and create the short-lived Republic of West Florida. Theyconsisted of about 78 riders. Charles apparently returned home to Caty and farmed after his adventure, but several years later Griffith's Mounted Riflemen were again called upon to defend their homes, this time from the British invasion of New Orleans at the end of the War of1812.
Capt. Griffith and his men were at Chalmette with Gen. Andrew Jackson during the Battle of New Orleans. They served from October 29, 1814,until March 24, 1815, and saw action several times, the most intense during the night battle of December 23, 1814, when they were in advance of Hind's Battalion and the 44th U.S. Infantry.
Charles and Caty Averett had three children that I have been able to identify in available records.
The oldest, Turner A. Averett, was born between 1811 and 1820. He married, about 1840, to Lewis Harrell's sister, Mary Harrell,and they had Jared, Aislee, and Turner C. Averett. Of these three children of Turner and Mary, I have only been able to locate records on only one--Aislee Averett, who married Langdon T. Methvin in St. Helena Parish on December28, 1858. Turner A. Averett died prior to January19, 1852. Turner A. Averett's widow, Mary Harrell Averett, later moveto Livingston Parish and was one of the three wives of Andrew Wells of Bayou Barbary.
The next oldest child was Virlinda Averett. Virlinda was married to Lewis Harrell in East Feliciana Parish on July 28, 1836. The third child of Charles and Caty Averett was born about 1825 in Amite County and was named for his father's cavalry commander, Capt. (later Judge)Llewellyn C. Griffith.
Llewellyn Griffith Averett was a young child when his father Charles died (between 1825 and 1830). After Charles' death, his widow Catherine and their children, along with Lewis and Virlinda Harrell,moved from their homes and settled on the bank of Colyell Bay in Livingston Parish, La., between 1836 and 1840, near where the Colyell Baptist Church stands today, and not far from the little community of Frost.
Living near them on Colyell Bay was an immigrant from Lawrence County,Mississippi, named Clarkston Edwards, and his wife Celia. Clarkston was born about 1791 in South Carolina, and had also served in the Warof 1812 in Capt. Peter Barnett's Company of Mississippi TerritoryMilitia, commanded by Lt. Col. Peter Perkins. They had nine childrenborn between 1824 and 1840, one of whom was a girl, the second oldest child, named Mary C. Edwards.
Llewellyn Averett and Mary C. Edwards were married in Livingston Parish about 1846. Their son, John Rentz Averett (named for hisgreat-grandfather) was born November 22, 1852, and married a daughter of Andrew Wells and Margany Sides, Martha Jane Wells. Llewellyn and Mary's marriage record was lost in the Livingston Courthouse fire of1875. When Llewellyn Averett's brother, Turner A. Averett, died about1852, Llewellyn made a trip up to Clinton to try to help settle his estate. Turner left his widow, Mary Harrell, and their three small children in poor circumstances, unable to support them selves. He petitioned the court to make him administrator of his brother'sestate, but objections were raised by two of Mary's brothers, Samuel and Benjamin F. Harrell. Llewellyn was trying to see to it that his brother's children would receive their fair portion of the estate of James Averett, Llewellyn and Turner's uncle in Houston County, Ga.,who had died about this time and had left Turner and his children $5,000. After some legal jousting, the matter was finally settled to everyone's satisfaction, and it was probably at this time that Mary Harrell Averett came to Livingston Parish and later married Andrew Wells.
Several miles away from the Colyell Bay community was another group of settlers trying to make a living cutting cypress trees out of the swamps around Port Vincent and French Settlement. Four brothers and a sister named Wells had floated down the Tennessee, Ohio, and Mississippi Rivers about 1847 from Jackson County, Alabama, and made their home on the east bank of Bayou Barbary. Elevated slightly abovethe swamp surrounding it, their homestead was called Wells Island.Andrew, George, Jeremiah, Asa Perry, and Mary Wells carved a home out of the swampy country. This kind of life was apparently not to the liking of all of them, however, because later Asa and Jeremiah moved back to Alabama. Their wanderlust never completely left them, though,because Asa later moved to Texas and Jeremiah to Missouri. Their sister Mary became sick and died unmarried about 1850. George andAndrew remained, and before long Andrew met and fell in love with the widow of Turner Averett, Mary Harrell. I have not found any evidenceof children of this marriage, and Mary died not long afterward. George Wells remarried about 1850 to another daughter of Clarkston Edwards, Sarah, and had three children. Andrew remarried September 17, 1854, to Margany Ann Sides Sweeney, the daughter of Mary Elizabeth Nordon and her murdered husband, James Sides. Margany was the widow of Hampton Sweeney, by whom she only had one child, a daughter Elizabeth Sweeney.Andrew and Margany had six children of their own (the third oldest, as mentioned before, was Martha Jane Wells, who married January 10, 1878,to John Rentz Averett), and raised the three children of Andrew's brother George Wells after the death of Sarah Edwards Wells in 1860,and George's death in 1865. Tradition in the Wells family is that Andrew and George participated in a defense of Donaldsonville from an attack by Yankee soldiers during the War Between the States. George is said to have been wounded in the leg and died on a plantation in Ascension Parish. After Mary Harrell Averett Wells died, it is believed that Turner A. Averett's three children went to live with their Harrell cousins in East Feliciana or St. Helena Parish. He, son of Henry Averett and Elizabeth Abingdon, was born in 1784 in North CarolinaG.1,1
Baldwin Co GA was formed in May 11,1803 from Creek Indian lands. Additional Creek Indian land was added in Jun 26 1806. Land from Hancock was added in 1807 and from Washington in 1812 and 1826. Baldwin lost land in 1807 to Jones, Morgan, Putnam, and the first Randolph Co(now Jasper).4
Jones Co GA was formed in Dec 10,1807 from Baldwin Co. Land was added in 1810 from Putnam Co.4
Charles lived in Jones Co, GAG+, in 1807.
In 1808 in Jones Co, GAG+, Charles Averett. witnessed a deed.5
About 1810 [p1] moved from [m1] to [l]. [m2].
On 18 January 1810 in GeorgiaG, Charles Averett. Robert Furlow with a negro girl and Charles Averitt were issued a passport to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians.3
Charles Averett married Catherine Rentz, daughter of John Rentz and Sarah Morgan, on 23 August 1810.
Charles lived in Amite Co, MississippiG, in 1820. Charles Everett, males 1<10, 2 26-45; females 3<10, 1 16-26.2
Charles Averett died in 1830 in Amite Co, MississippiG.1,1,1
1809 Amite Co Mississippi was created from Wilkinson County
The article below says that they left Houston County, Georgia about 1810 (age 30) and his brother was James. NOTE: Houston Co was not created until 1821 so this should have said, 'the area that was to become Houston Co'.. Written and submitted by Claude B. Slaton,Baker, La. Found on internet.
This unsettled and potentially dangerous country was the destination of our progenitor, Charles Averett. The name was spelled 'Everett' in most of the older records, but by the decade of the 1850s our branch of the family had settled on 'Averett'.
Charles' first cousin, Robert Furlow, traveled with him to Amite County from Houston County, Georgia. They left Georgia in January,1810, and arrived in the Mississippi Territory in early summer.
Charles left behind his brother, James Everett, in Houston County, awealthy cotton plantation owner.
Robert Furlow's name appears in land records as much as three years before this, so he may have been the 'family scout'.
On August 23, 1810, Charles Averett was married to Catherine Rentz, known as 'Caty' to her family and friends. She was the daughter ofJohn and Sarah Rentz. John Rentz was a Revolutionary War veteran, andlater a veteran of the West Florida Rebellion and the War of 1812.
Charles and Caty were living in the southern part of present-day Amite County, not far from the Spanish (Louisiana) border, when resentment against the Spanish flared into the West Florida Rebellion, resulting in the military capture of the Spanish fort at Baton Rouge. Among the hastily-assembled troops that captured the fort were a group of cavalry under the leadership of a prominent resident of St.Francisville, Llewellyn Coleville Griffith. His troop of 'Mounted Riflemen' contained Charles Averett, his father-in-law John Rentz, and his brothers-in-law, Lewis Harrell and his brothers and their father, Hezikiah Harrell. The Harrells were another family originally from South Carolina who settled first in Georgia and then in Amite County.They later moved to East Feliciana Parish, La. The leader of Griffith's Riflemen was Llewellyn Coleville Griffith. He recruited men from all over the area to ride to Baton Rouge under the command of Gen. Philemon Thomas and free the Florida Parishes from Spanish ownership and create the short-lived Republic of West Florida. Theyconsisted of about 78 riders. Charles apparently returned home to Caty and farmed after his adventure, but several years later Griffith's Mounted Riflemen were again called upon to defend their homes, this time from the British invasion of New Orleans at the end of the War of1812.
Capt. Griffith and his men were at Chalmette with Gen. Andrew Jackson during the Battle of New Orleans. They served from October 29, 1814,until March 24, 1815, and saw action several times, the most intense during the night battle of December 23, 1814, when they were in advance of Hind's Battalion and the 44th U.S. Infantry.
Charles and Caty Averett had three children that I have been able to identify in available records.
The oldest, Turner A. Averett, was born between 1811 and 1820. He married, about 1840, to Lewis Harrell's sister, Mary Harrell,and they had Jared, Aislee, and Turner C. Averett. Of these three children of Turner and Mary, I have only been able to locate records on only one--Aislee Averett, who married Langdon T. Methvin in St. Helena Parish on December28, 1858. Turner A. Averett died prior to January19, 1852. Turner A. Averett's widow, Mary Harrell Averett, later moveto Livingston Parish and was one of the three wives of Andrew Wells of Bayou Barbary.
The next oldest child was Virlinda Averett. Virlinda was married to Lewis Harrell in East Feliciana Parish on July 28, 1836. The third child of Charles and Caty Averett was born about 1825 in Amite County and was named for his father's cavalry commander, Capt. (later Judge)Llewellyn C. Griffith.
Llewellyn Griffith Averett was a young child when his father Charles died (between 1825 and 1830). After Charles' death, his widow Catherine and their children, along with Lewis and Virlinda Harrell,moved from their homes and settled on the bank of Colyell Bay in Livingston Parish, La., between 1836 and 1840, near where the Colyell Baptist Church stands today, and not far from the little community of Frost.
Living near them on Colyell Bay was an immigrant from Lawrence County,Mississippi, named Clarkston Edwards, and his wife Celia. Clarkston was born about 1791 in South Carolina, and had also served in the Warof 1812 in Capt. Peter Barnett's Company of Mississippi TerritoryMilitia, commanded by Lt. Col. Peter Perkins. They had nine childrenborn between 1824 and 1840, one of whom was a girl, the second oldest child, named Mary C. Edwards.
Llewellyn Averett and Mary C. Edwards were married in Livingston Parish about 1846. Their son, John Rentz Averett (named for hisgreat-grandfather) was born November 22, 1852, and married a daughter of Andrew Wells and Margany Sides, Martha Jane Wells. Llewellyn and Mary's marriage record was lost in the Livingston Courthouse fire of1875. When Llewellyn Averett's brother, Turner A. Averett, died about1852, Llewellyn made a trip up to Clinton to try to help settle his estate. Turner left his widow, Mary Harrell, and their three small children in poor circumstances, unable to support them selves. He petitioned the court to make him administrator of his brother'sestate, but objections were raised by two of Mary's brothers, Samuel and Benjamin F. Harrell. Llewellyn was trying to see to it that his brother's children would receive their fair portion of the estate of James Averett, Llewellyn and Turner's uncle in Houston County, Ga.,who had died about this time and had left Turner and his children $5,000. After some legal jousting, the matter was finally settled to everyone's satisfaction, and it was probably at this time that Mary Harrell Averett came to Livingston Parish and later married Andrew Wells.
Several miles away from the Colyell Bay community was another group of settlers trying to make a living cutting cypress trees out of the swamps around Port Vincent and French Settlement. Four brothers and a sister named Wells had floated down the Tennessee, Ohio, and Mississippi Rivers about 1847 from Jackson County, Alabama, and made their home on the east bank of Bayou Barbary. Elevated slightly abovethe swamp surrounding it, their homestead was called Wells Island.Andrew, George, Jeremiah, Asa Perry, and Mary Wells carved a home out of the swampy country. This kind of life was apparently not to the liking of all of them, however, because later Asa and Jeremiah moved back to Alabama. Their wanderlust never completely left them, though,because Asa later moved to Texas and Jeremiah to Missouri. Their sister Mary became sick and died unmarried about 1850. George andAndrew remained, and before long Andrew met and fell in love with the widow of Turner Averett, Mary Harrell. I have not found any evidenceof children of this marriage, and Mary died not long afterward. George Wells remarried about 1850 to another daughter of Clarkston Edwards, Sarah, and had three children. Andrew remarried September 17, 1854, to Margany Ann Sides Sweeney, the daughter of Mary Elizabeth Nordon and her murdered husband, James Sides. Margany was the widow of Hampton Sweeney, by whom she only had one child, a daughter Elizabeth Sweeney.Andrew and Margany had six children of their own (the third oldest, as mentioned before, was Martha Jane Wells, who married January 10, 1878,to John Rentz Averett), and raised the three children of Andrew's brother George Wells after the death of Sarah Edwards Wells in 1860,and George's death in 1865. Tradition in the Wells family is that Andrew and George participated in a defense of Donaldsonville from an attack by Yankee soldiers during the War Between the States. George is said to have been wounded in the leg and died on a plantation in Ascension Parish. After Mary Harrell Averett Wells died, it is believed that Turner A. Averett's three children went to live with their Harrell cousins in East Feliciana or St. Helena Parish. He, son of Henry Averett and Elizabeth Abingdon, was born in 1784 in North CarolinaG.1,1
Baldwin Co GA was formed in May 11,1803 from Creek Indian lands. Additional Creek Indian land was added in Jun 26 1806. Land from Hancock was added in 1807 and from Washington in 1812 and 1826. Baldwin lost land in 1807 to Jones, Morgan, Putnam, and the first Randolph Co(now Jasper).4
Jones Co GA was formed in Dec 10,1807 from Baldwin Co. Land was added in 1810 from Putnam Co.4
Charles lived in Jones Co, GAG+, in 1807.
In 1808 in Jones Co, GAG+, Charles Averett. witnessed a deed.5
About 1810 [p1] moved from [m1] to [l]. [m2].
On 18 January 1810 in GeorgiaG, Charles Averett. Robert Furlow with a negro girl and Charles Averitt were issued a passport to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians.3
Charles Averett married Catherine Rentz, daughter of John Rentz and Sarah Morgan, on 23 August 1810.
Charles lived in Amite Co, MississippiG, in 1820. Charles Everett, males 1<10, 2 26-45; females 3<10, 1 16-26.2
Charles Averett died in 1830 in Amite Co, MississippiG.1,1,1
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John Rentz Averett1,1
M, #20495, b. 11/22/1852, d. 06/11/1917
Parents
| Father | Llewlyn Griffith Averett (b. 1821, d. 9 October 1879) |
| Mother | Mary C. Edwards (b. 1826, d. 16 June 1898) |
Family: Martha Jane Wells (b. 1 November 1859, d. 9 February 1914)
| Daughter | Mary Margany Averett (b. 26 December 1878, d. 14 November 1930) |
| Daughter | Margaret Ann Averett (b. 27 August 1880, d. 8 February 1958) |
| Son | John Melvin Averett (b. August 1881, d. 29 December 1930) |
| Son | Charley Burton Averett (b. 21 July 1882, d. 28 August 1938) |
| Son | Lou Andy Averett (b. 23 November 1884, d. 9 November 1957) |
| Daughter | Minerva Jane Averett (b. 23 September 1887, d. 21 August 1966) |
| Son | George Edward Averett (b. 27 November 1893, d. 7 April 1954) |
| Daughter | Wilma Rozenna Averett (b. September 1896) |
| Daughter | Florence Roby Averett (b. 23 July 1899, d. 6 November 1957) |
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Biography
John Rentz Averett, son of Llewlyn Griffith Averett and Mary C. Edwards, was born on 22 November 1852 in Frost, Livingston Parish, LouisianaG.2,3,4,5,1,1
John Rentz Averett married Martha Jane Wells, daughter of Andrew Wells and Margany Ann Sides, on 10 January 1878 in Livingston Parish, LouisianaG.5,1,1,5
John lived in Ward 6, Livingston Parish, LouisianaG, in 1880.2
John lived in Police Jury Ward 3, Livingston Parish, LouisianaG, in 1900.4 He was buried in Colyell Bap Ch Cem, Livingston Parish, LouisianaG.
John Rentz Averett died on 11 June 1917 in Livingston Parish, LouisianaG.3,5,1,1
John Rentz Averett married Martha Jane Wells, daughter of Andrew Wells and Margany Ann Sides, on 10 January 1878 in Livingston Parish, LouisianaG.5,1,1,5
John lived in Ward 6, Livingston Parish, LouisianaG, in 1880.2
John lived in Police Jury Ward 3, Livingston Parish, LouisianaG, in 1900.4 He was buried in Colyell Bap Ch Cem, Livingston Parish, LouisianaG.
John Rentz Averett died on 11 June 1917 in Livingston Parish, LouisianaG.3,5,1,1
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Citations
- [S4] Ancestry.com, One World Tree
- [S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
- [S287] Ancestry.com, Louisiana Statewide Death Index, 1900-1949, Memo: State of Louisiana, Secretary of State, Division of Archives, RecordsManagement, and History, Vital Records Indices, Baton Rouge, LA, USA
- [S238] 1900 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of theUnited States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1900
- [S288] Colyell Baptist Church Cemetery, Colyell, Livingston Parish, Louisiana
Susannah May1
F, #20496, b. bet __/__/1794 and __/__/1804
Family: Dempsey Toler (b. about 1800)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Susannah May was also known as Susannah Toler. She. 1818 Warren Co GA, Capt Williams District: Sarah May paid taxes forBeckum May. They were listed a couple of lines away from DempseyToler.
1820 May 3 Warren Co GA: Dempsey Toller married Susannah May
1820 Warren Co GA census:. She, was born between 1794 and 1804.
Susannah lived in Capt Williams Dist, Warren Co, GAG, in 1820. Susannah Toler: males 2<10, 2 16-25; females 1 16-25; slaves 6.1
Dempsey Toler ~20 married Susannah May on 7 May 1820 in Warren Co, GAG.2
Susannah May died.
1820 May 3 Warren Co GA: Dempsey Toller married Susannah May
1820 Warren Co GA census:. She, was born between 1794 and 1804.
Susannah lived in Capt Williams Dist, Warren Co, GAG, in 1820. Susannah Toler: males 2<10, 2 16-25; females 1 16-25; slaves 6.1
Dempsey Toler ~20 married Susannah May on 7 May 1820 in Warren Co, GAG.2
Susannah May died.
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Stephen Toler1,2,3,4
| Relationship | 3rd great-granduncle of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #20497, b. abt __/__/1805
Parents
| Father | Dempsey Toler (b. before 1748, d. estimated 1819) |
| Mother | Elizabeth (b. before 1762, d. before 1820) |
Family: Martha Kent (b. 1807, d. after 1906)
| Son | John Toler+ (b. 1824) |
| Son | Joseph Howell Toler (b. 23 September 1826, d. 14 February 1914) |
| Daughter | Zelpha A Toler (b. 1827) |
| Son | George Washington Toler (b. 28 May 1830, d. 23 January 1911) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Toler (b. 1835) |
| Son | William Lawson Toler (b. 28 May 1837, d. 12 March 1864) |
| Son | James A Toler+ (b. 6 May 1840, d. 16 September 1862) |
| Son | Henry Patrick Toler (b. 17 July 1842, d. 10 June 1864) |
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Biography
Stephen Toler was also known as Stephen Toller.5 He. Dec 17 1821 Warren Co GA: marriage to Martha Kent
1840 Capt Rylands District, Warren Co GA: Stephen Toler
1850 Division 90, Warren Co GA: Stephen Toler
1860 GMD 1169, Glascock Co GA: Stephen Toler
1870 Glascock Co GA: Stephen Toler
1880 District 1169, Glascock Co GA: Steven Toler. He, son of Dempsey Toler and Elizabeth, was born about 1805 in Warren Co, GAG.1,2,3,4
Stephen Toler married Martha Kent on 27 December 1821 in Warren Co, GAG.
Stephen lived in Capt Rylands District, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, on 1 June 1840.5
Stephen lived in Division 90, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.4
Stephen lived in Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1857.
Stephen lived in Georgia Militia District 1169, Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1860.1
Stephen lived in Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1870.2
Stephen lived in District 1169, Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1880.3
1840 Capt Rylands District, Warren Co GA: Stephen Toler
1850 Division 90, Warren Co GA: Stephen Toler
1860 GMD 1169, Glascock Co GA: Stephen Toler
1870 Glascock Co GA: Stephen Toler
1880 District 1169, Glascock Co GA: Steven Toler. He, son of Dempsey Toler and Elizabeth, was born about 1805 in Warren Co, GAG.1,2,3,4
Stephen Toler married Martha Kent on 27 December 1821 in Warren Co, GAG.
Stephen lived in Capt Rylands District, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, on 1 June 1840.5
Stephen lived in Division 90, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.4
Stephen lived in Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1857.
Stephen lived in Georgia Militia District 1169, Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1860.1
Stephen lived in Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1870.2
Stephen lived in District 1169, Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1880.3
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Citations
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
- [S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870
- [S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
- [S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
Martha Kent1,2
F, #20498, b. __/__/1807, d. aft __/__/1906
Family: Stephen Toler (b. about 1805)
| Son | John Toler+ (b. 1824) |
| Son | Joseph Howell Toler (b. 23 September 1826, d. 14 February 1914) |
| Daughter | Zelpha A Toler (b. 1827) |
| Son | George Washington Toler (b. 28 May 1830, d. 23 January 1911) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Toler (b. 1835) |
| Son | William Lawson Toler (b. 28 May 1837, d. 12 March 1864) |
| Son | James A Toler+ (b. 6 May 1840, d. 16 September 1862) |
| Son | Henry Patrick Toler (b. 17 July 1842, d. 10 June 1864) |
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Biography
Martha Kent was also known as Martha Toler. She was buried in Ivey, Johnson Co, GAG.2
She, was born in 1807 in North CarolinaG.1,2
Martha Kent married Stephen Toler, son of Dempsey Toler and Elizabeth, on 27 December 1821 in Warren Co, GAG.
Martha lived in District 1169, Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1880.1
Martha Kent died after 1906.2
She, was born in 1807 in North CarolinaG.1,2
Martha Kent married Stephen Toler, son of Dempsey Toler and Elizabeth, on 27 December 1821 in Warren Co, GAG.
Martha lived in District 1169, Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1880.1
Martha Kent died after 1906.2
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Elizabeth Toler1
| Relationship | 1st cousin 4 times removed of Frances Wileria Hudson |
F, #20499, b. __/__/1835
Parents
| Father | Stephen Toler (b. about 1805) |
| Mother | Martha Kent (b. 1807, d. after 1906) |
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Biography
Elizabeth Toler, daughter of Stephen Toler and Martha Kent, was born in 1835 in Warren Co, GAG.1
Elizabeth lived in Division 90, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.1
Elizabeth lived in Division 90, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.1
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Citations
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
William Lawson Toler
| Relationship | 1st cousin 4 times removed of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #20500, b. 05/28/1837, d. 03/12/1864
Parents
| Father | Stephen Toler (b. about 1805) |
| Mother | Martha Kent (b. 1807, d. after 1906) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
William Lawson Toler was also known as William L Toler.1 He, son of Stephen Toler and Martha Kent, was born on 28 May 1837 in Warren Co, GAG.1
William lived in Division 90, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.1
William Lawson Toler died on 12 March 1864 in Richmond, ic, VirginiaG.
William lived in Division 90, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.1
William Lawson Toler died on 12 March 1864 in Richmond, ic, VirginiaG.
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Citations
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
James A Toler1,2,3,2
| Relationship | 1st cousin 4 times removed of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #20501, b. 05/06/1840, d. 09/16/1862
Parents
| Father | Stephen Toler (b. about 1805) |
| Mother | Martha Kent (b. 1807, d. after 1906) |
Family: Nancy McNeal (b. 1845, d. 1875)
| Son | Stonewall J Toler (b. 1862) |
| Son | Wiley G Toler (b. about 1866, d. 1935) |
| Son | Jim Wiley Toler (b. 1871) |
| Daughter | Jamie Toler (b. 1871) |
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Biography
James A Toler. ancestry trees show children being born after father died. So deathdate is wrong or something else. He, son of Stephen Toler and Martha Kent, was born in 1840 in GeorgiaG.3 James A Toler, son of Stephen Toler and Martha Kent, was born on 6 May 1840 in Warren Co, GAG.1,2 James A Toler, son of Stephen Toler and Martha Kent, was born on 8 May 1840 in Glascock Co, GeorgiaG.2
James lived in Division 90, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.1,2
James A Toler married Nancy McNeal, daughter of James McNeal and Mary Welcher, on 2 September 1858 in Glascock Co, GeorgiaG.2,2
James lived in Georgia Militia District 1167, Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1860.3
James A Toler died on 16 September 1862 in Richmond, ic, VirginiaG.2,2
James lived in Division 90, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.1,2
James A Toler married Nancy McNeal, daughter of James McNeal and Mary Welcher, on 2 September 1858 in Glascock Co, GeorgiaG.2,2
James lived in Georgia Militia District 1167, Glascock Co, GeorgiaG, in 1860.3
James A Toler died on 16 September 1862 in Richmond, ic, VirginiaG.2,2
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Citations
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
Enos Toler1,2
M, #20502, b. abt __/__/1795, d. __/__/1843
Parents
| Father | Nehemiah (RS) Toler (b. 1749, d. October 1839) |
| Mother | Grace Jones (b. 1751) |
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Biography
Enos Toler, son of Nehemiah (RS) Toler and Grace Jones, was born about 1795 in Wayne Co, NCG.2 Unrecognized GEDCOM data. Unknown GEDCOM tag: _MILT SECOND REGIMENT, SIXTH COMPANY, WAYNE REGIMENT in 1812.2
Enos lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1820.1
Enos lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1830.
Enos lived in Fork River District, Wayne Co, North CarolinaG, in 1840.
Enos Toler died in 1843.2
Enos lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1820.1
Enos lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1830.
Enos lived in Fork River District, Wayne Co, North CarolinaG, in 1840.
Enos Toler died in 1843.2
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Jesse Toler, Sr.1
M, #20503, b. abt __/__/1782
Parents
| Father | Nehemiah (RS) Toler (b. 1749, d. October 1839) |
| Mother | Grace Jones (b. 1751) |
Family: Unknown Wife (b. about 1782)
| Son | Jesse Toler, Jr. (b. about 1794) |
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Biography
Jesse Toler, Sr., son of Nehemiah (RS) Toler and Grace Jones, was born about 1782 in Wayne Co, NCG.
Jesse lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1820.1
Jesse lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1830.
Jesse lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1820.1
Jesse lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1830.
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Citations
- [S249] 1820 United States-.
Jesse Toler, Jr.1
M, #20504, b. abt __/__/1794
Parents
| Father | Jesse Toler, Sr. (b. about 1782) |
| Mother | Unknown Wife (b. about 1782) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Jesse Toler, Jr., son of Jesse Toler, Sr., and Unknown Wife, was born about 1794 in Wayne Co, NCG.
Jesse lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1820.1
Jesse lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1830.
Jesse lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1820.1
Jesse lived in Wayne Co, NCG, in 1830.
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Citations
- [S249] 1820 United States-.
John Hester
1
M, #20505, b. __/__/1576, d. __/__/1625
Parents
| Father | John Hester (b. 1552, d. 1592) |
| Mother | Emma Taylor (b. 1552) |
Family: Ann Beale (b. 1578, d. 1625)
| Son | William Hester+ (b. about 1598, d. 1668) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
John Hester was baptized in EnglandG.1 He, son of John Hester and Emma Taylor, was born in 1576 in Juddonham, Suffolk, EnglandG.1
John Hester married Ann Beale on 10 February 1598/99 in Greenford Magna, Middlesex, EnglandG.
John Hester died in 1625 in Juddonham, Suffolk, EnglandG.
John Hester died in 1625 in St Katherine Coleman, London, EnglandG.1 He was buried in St Katherine Coleman, London, EnglandG.1
John Hester married Ann Beale on 10 February 1598/99 in Greenford Magna, Middlesex, EnglandG.
John Hester died in 1625 in Juddonham, Suffolk, EnglandG.
John Hester died in 1625 in St Katherine Coleman, London, EnglandG.1 He was buried in St Katherine Coleman, London, EnglandG.1
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Citations
- [S289] Ancestry.com, London, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812, Memo: Church of England Parish Registers, 1538-1812, London, England: LondonMetropolitan Archives
Ann Beale1,1
F, #20506, b. __/__/1578, d. __/__/1625
Family: John Hester (b. 1576, d. 1625)
| Son | William Hester+ (b. about 1598, d. 1668) |
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Biography
Ann Beale was also known as Ann Hester. She, was born in 1578 in Middlesex, EnglandG.1,1 She was baptized in EnglandG.1,1
Ann Beale married John Hester, son of John Hester and Emma Taylor, on 10 February 1598/99 in Greenford Magna, Middlesex, EnglandG.
Ann Beale died in 1625 in Oxfordshire, EnglandG.
Ann Beale died in 1625 in St Dunstan in the West, London, EnglandG.1
Ann Beale died in 1625 in St Bride Fleet St, London, EnglandG.1 She was buried in St Bride Fleet St, London, EnglandG.1
She was buried in St Dunstan in the West, London, EnglandG.1
Ann Beale married John Hester, son of John Hester and Emma Taylor, on 10 February 1598/99 in Greenford Magna, Middlesex, EnglandG.
Ann Beale died in 1625 in Oxfordshire, EnglandG.
Ann Beale died in 1625 in St Dunstan in the West, London, EnglandG.1
Ann Beale died in 1625 in St Bride Fleet St, London, EnglandG.1 She was buried in St Bride Fleet St, London, EnglandG.1
She was buried in St Dunstan in the West, London, EnglandG.1
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Citations
- [S289] Ancestry.com, London, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812, Memo: Church of England Parish Registers, 1538-1812, London, England: LondonMetropolitan Archives
Avon Casey1
| Relationship | 3rd cousin of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
F, #20507
| References | Jeremiah Casey |
Parents
| Father | Harry Estell Casey (b. 12 January 1895, d. 7 May 1975) |
| Mother | Lula Bell Latham (b. about 1894) |
Family: Robert Lee Free
| Son | Ovis Free |
| Son | Novis Lee Free |
| Son | William Murvel Free |
| Son | Chester Eurvel Free (b. 21 December 1946, d. about 1970) |
| Pedigree Link | |
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Citations
- [S245] Ancestry.com, 1930 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census ofthe United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives andRecords Administration, 1930
Henry Averett1
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 4 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #20508, b. __/__/1856
| References | Archibald Averett |
Parents
| Father | Andrew Jackson Averett (b. 1825, d. before 1870) |
| Mother | Mary Langford (b. about 1825) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Henry Averett, son of Andrew Jackson Averett and Mary Langford, was born in 1856 in Barbour Co, ALG+.11
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Citations
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
Ambrose Averett1
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 4 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #20509, b. __/__/1858
| References | Archibald Averett |
Parents
| Father | Andrew Jackson Averett (b. 1825, d. before 1870) |
| Mother | Mary Langford (b. about 1825) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Ambrose Averett, son of Andrew Jackson Averett and Mary Langford, was born in 1858 in Barbour Co, ALG+.11
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Citations
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
Frances Averett1
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 4 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
F, #20510, b. __/__/1860
| References | Archibald Averett |
Parents
| Father | Andrew Jackson Averett (b. 1825, d. before 1870) |
| Mother | Mary Langford (b. about 1825) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Frances Averett, daughter of Andrew Jackson Averett and Mary Langford, was born in 1860 in Barbour Co, ALG+.11
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Citations
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860