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Aaron Burr Nethery1,2
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25201, b. 03/27/1909, d. 11/27/1996
| References | Jeremiah Casey |
Parents
| Father | John DuBoise Nethery (b. 18 May 1871, d. 31 October 1934) |
| Mother | Rosa 'Rosie' Brown (b. 20 April 1879, d. 18 October 1940) |
Family: Pearl Benson (b. 7 December 1909, d. 27 February 1994)
| Daughter | Johnnye C Nethery |
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Biography
Aaron Burr Nethery married Pearl Benson, daughter of Thomas Leonard Benson and Minnie O Riser.2
Aaron Burr Nethery. 1910
1920
1930 Caldwell Parish LA, Ward 4, ed 11-8, s18B, #370/371: John D.Nethery 58 m1 @ 28 LA VA AL farmer, Rosa 51 m1 @18 LA SC NS, Aaron LALA LA. If this census record is correct, John's first marriage was in1900, Rosa's first marriage was 1897. So this would be Rosa's secondmarriage. Aaron was born in 1909, so he would be the son of John andRosa. He, son of John DuBoise Nethery and Rosa 'Rosie' Brown, was born on 27 March 1909 in LouisianaG.1,2
Aaron lived in Police Jury Ward 4, Caldwell Parish, LouisianaG, in 1930.1
Aaron Burr Nethery died on 27 November 1996.2 He was buried in Old Bethel Cemetery, Clarks, Caldwell Parish, LouisianaG.2
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Pearl Benson1
F, #25202, b. 12/07/1909, d. 02/27/1994
Parents
| Father | Thomas Leonard Benson |
| Mother | Minnie O Riser |
Family: Aaron Burr Nethery (b. 27 March 1909, d. 27 November 1996)
| Daughter | Johnnye C Nethery |
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Biography
Pearl Benson was also known as Pearl Nethery.
Pearl Benson married Aaron Burr Nethery, son of John DuBoise Nethery and Rosa 'Rosie' Brown.1
Pearl Benson, daughter of Thomas Leonard Benson and Minnie O Riser, was born on 7 December 1909 in Sikes, Winn Parish, LouisianaG.1
Pearl Benson died on 27 February 1994 in Monroe, Ouachita Parish, LouisianaG.1
Pearl lived in Grayson, Caldwell Parish, LouisianaG, on 27 February 1994. She was buried in Old Bethel Cemetery, Clarks, Caldwell Parish, LouisianaG.1
Pearl Benson married Aaron Burr Nethery, son of John DuBoise Nethery and Rosa 'Rosie' Brown.1
Pearl Benson, daughter of Thomas Leonard Benson and Minnie O Riser, was born on 7 December 1909 in Sikes, Winn Parish, LouisianaG.1
Pearl Benson died on 27 February 1994 in Monroe, Ouachita Parish, LouisianaG.1
Pearl lived in Grayson, Caldwell Parish, LouisianaG, on 27 February 1994. She was buried in Old Bethel Cemetery, Clarks, Caldwell Parish, LouisianaG.1
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Citations
- [S48] ., Find A Grave
William Averett
1,2,3
| Relationship | 3rd great-grandfather of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25203, b. __/__/1808, d. aft 08/__/1866
Parents
| Father | Matthew Averett (b. about 1784, d. 27 July 1857) |
| Mother | Kizziah Miller (b. 1790, d. about 1851) |
Family: Susan (b. about 1815, d. after 1866)
| Son | S1ofWilliam Averett (b. about 1829) |
| Daughter | D1oWilliam Averett (b. between 1830 and 1833) |
| Daughter | D2ofWilliam Averett (b. between 1830 and 1833) |
| Son | Francis Marion Averett+ (b. 1832, d. about 1864) |
| Son | Ananias Averett + (b. 14 October 1834, d. 28 December 1884) |
| Daughter | D3oWilliam Averett (b. between 1835 and 1840) |
| Son | Jasper Averett (b. 1838) |
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Biography
William Averett was also known as William Avret. He was also known as William D Averett Averett.4 He, son of Matthew Averett and Kizziah Miller, was born in 1808 in Hancock Co, GAG+.3
William Averett was probably in the household of Matthew Averett in the census in 1816 in Monroe Co, Mississippi TerritoryG. Mathew Averit- males 2>21 (Matthew) (and John?, see 1820 census for Wilcox Co ), 1<21 (William); females 1>21 (Kizziah), 1<21 (Sarah Mary); 2 slaves.5,6,7
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William Averett married Susan about 1828.
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. The surname for William's wife Susan and their marriage date and location are unknown. Williams's father Matthew Averett was living in Monroe Co AL until the mid or late 1820s. In 1830 William and Susan, age 15-20,and a son and daughter both <5 years old were living in Randolph Co, GA. Randolph Co GA was established on Dec 20, 1828 from Lee Co GA. Current available marriage records start for 1835. A courthouse fire destroyed most Lee Co records in 1858. Based on Susan's age, 15-20, in 1830 and the fact they had 2 children It suggests that they were married soon after 1825. They could have been married in Monroe Co AL, Lee Co GA, or Randolph Co GA. We will probably never know. Maybe dna segment analysis will help to determine Susan's surname.
William Averett was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Randolph Co, GAG. William Averett, males 1<5 (unknown), 1 20-30 (1800-1830 William); females 1 15-20 (1810-1815 Susan); no slaves.8
Barbour Co AL was established on Dec 18 1832 from former Creek Indian lands and a portion of Pike County.
William Averett was the head of household in the state census in 1833 in Barbour Co, ALG+. William Avret : males 3<21(?,Marion, Ananias?), 2>21 (William 28 & ?): females 2 <21 (dau1, dau2), 1>21 (Susan); 2 slaves.9
William Averett was the Head of Household in the census in 1840 in Barbour Co, ALG+. William Averett, males 2 5-10 (1830-1835 Annanias & Jasper), 1 10-15 (1825-1830 Marion), 1 15-20 (1820-1825 son 1), 1 30-40 (1800-1810 William); females 1 <5 (1835-1840 dau 3), 1 20-30 (1810-1820 Susan), slaves 7 slaves. Living near Mathew Averett (6 households from Matthew) and John McLendon.10
On 19 December 1840 in Russell Co, ALG, William Averett was. a land patent for the Section 18 of Township 13N Range 30E. The land was adjoined by Matthew Averett and the Chattahoochee River and a little north of Barbour Co.11
William Averett was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in Division 23, Barbour Co, ALG. William 45 GA (1805), farmer Susan 35 (1815) GA, Marion 18 GA (1832), Annanias 15 AL(1835), Jasper 12 AL(1838.)2
William Averett appeared in the agricultural census on 10 November 1850 in Russell Co, ALG. 35 acres improved land, 185 acres unimproved land, value $2,000, farm implements $5, 2 horses, 8 milch cows, 2 oxen, 17 other cattle, 35 swine, livestock $290, 250 bushels of Indian corn, 109 bales of cotton, 60 bushels of peas & beans, 50 bushels of Irish potatoes, 75 bushels of sweet potatoes, $50 of orchard produce, 400 lbs of butter.12
William Averett was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Eastern Division, Barbour Co, AlabamaG. William 55 (1805) farmer $15000/$60000 GA, Susan 47 (1813) GA, Jasper 18 (1842) AL.1
In the slave census in 1860 in Eastern Division, Barbour Co, AlabamaG, William Averett owned. 51 slaves.13
William Averett appeared in the agricultural census in 1860 in Eastern Division, Barbour Co, AlabamaG. 300 acres improved land, 250 ac unimproved, value $4000, farm machinery $200, 2 horses, 3 asses/mules, 15 milch cows, 6 oxen 35 other cattle, 40 sheep, 80 swine, livestock $1500, 1000 bushels of Indian corn, 35 bales of cotton, 80 lbs of wool, 150 bushels of peas/beans, 250 bushels of sweet potatoes, 50 lbs of beeswax, 200 lbs of honey, $100 value of homemade manufactures, $500 value of animals slaughtered. The estimate for Matt Averett was on the next line. Since Mattew died in 1857, this must have been William's estimate for Matthew's farm.4
William Averett was the head of household in the state census in 1866 in T13N R28E, Barbour Co, ALG, (now T13N R28E). Schedule 3. W Averett: males 2>20; females 1>20. Is this William? Listed next to Matthew Averett. The census page is clearly listed as T18R28 and Barbour Co. This township should have been in Russell Co in 1866 and in Lee Co in 1867.14
William Averett was the head of household in the state census in 1866 in Barbour Co, ALG+. Schedule 1: W Averett: males 1 30-40 (1826-1836 Jasper?), 1 1 70-80 (1796-1786 William); females 1 50-60 (1806-1816 Susan). 1 family member killed in the war. Listed a few people below W Cliatt and just above Matthew Averett.14
William Averett died after August 1866 in Omaha, Stewart Co, GAG.3 He was buried in Summer Hill Church Cemetery, Omaha, Stewart Co, GeorgiaG.
. Summerhill Cemetery is about a mile from a dirt road. Very woody and the ground is covered with leaves which cover small gravestones. The existing graves are very scattered. In 2008 I could NOT find a tombstone for William Averett.15
William Averett was probably in the household of Matthew Averett in the census in 1816 in Monroe Co, Mississippi TerritoryG. Mathew Averit- males 2>21 (Matthew) (and John?, see 1820 census for Wilcox Co ), 1<21 (William); females 1>21 (Kizziah), 1<21 (Sarah Mary); 2 slaves.5,6,7
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Lee Co GA was formed on Jun 9, 1825 from Creek Indian lands.
William Averett married Susan about 1828.
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Randolph Co GA was formed on Dec 20, 1828 from Lee Co.
. The surname for William's wife Susan and their marriage date and location are unknown. Williams's father Matthew Averett was living in Monroe Co AL until the mid or late 1820s. In 1830 William and Susan, age 15-20,and a son and daughter both <5 years old were living in Randolph Co, GA. Randolph Co GA was established on Dec 20, 1828 from Lee Co GA. Current available marriage records start for 1835. A courthouse fire destroyed most Lee Co records in 1858. Based on Susan's age, 15-20, in 1830 and the fact they had 2 children It suggests that they were married soon after 1825. They could have been married in Monroe Co AL, Lee Co GA, or Randolph Co GA. We will probably never know. Maybe dna segment analysis will help to determine Susan's surname.
William Averett was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Randolph Co, GAG. William Averett, males 1<5 (unknown), 1 20-30 (1800-1830 William); females 1 15-20 (1810-1815 Susan); no slaves.8
Barbour Co AL was established on Dec 18 1832 from former Creek Indian lands and a portion of Pike County.
William Averett was the head of household in the state census in 1833 in Barbour Co, ALG+. William Avret : males 3<21(?,Marion, Ananias?), 2>21 (William 28 & ?): females 2 <21 (dau1, dau2), 1>21 (Susan); 2 slaves.9
William Averett was the Head of Household in the census in 1840 in Barbour Co, ALG+. William Averett, males 2 5-10 (1830-1835 Annanias & Jasper), 1 10-15 (1825-1830 Marion), 1 15-20 (1820-1825 son 1), 1 30-40 (1800-1810 William); females 1 <5 (1835-1840 dau 3), 1 20-30 (1810-1820 Susan), slaves 7 slaves. Living near Mathew Averett (6 households from Matthew) and John McLendon.10
On 19 December 1840 in Russell Co, ALG, William Averett was. a land patent for the Section 18 of Township 13N Range 30E. The land was adjoined by Matthew Averett and the Chattahoochee River and a little north of Barbour Co.11
William Averett was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in Division 23, Barbour Co, ALG. William 45 GA (1805), farmer Susan 35 (1815) GA, Marion 18 GA (1832), Annanias 15 AL(1835), Jasper 12 AL(1838.)2
William Averett appeared in the agricultural census on 10 November 1850 in Russell Co, ALG. 35 acres improved land, 185 acres unimproved land, value $2,000, farm implements $5, 2 horses, 8 milch cows, 2 oxen, 17 other cattle, 35 swine, livestock $290, 250 bushels of Indian corn, 109 bales of cotton, 60 bushels of peas & beans, 50 bushels of Irish potatoes, 75 bushels of sweet potatoes, $50 of orchard produce, 400 lbs of butter.12
William Averett was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Eastern Division, Barbour Co, AlabamaG. William 55 (1805) farmer $15000/$60000 GA, Susan 47 (1813) GA, Jasper 18 (1842) AL.1
In the slave census in 1860 in Eastern Division, Barbour Co, AlabamaG, William Averett owned. 51 slaves.13
William Averett appeared in the agricultural census in 1860 in Eastern Division, Barbour Co, AlabamaG. 300 acres improved land, 250 ac unimproved, value $4000, farm machinery $200, 2 horses, 3 asses/mules, 15 milch cows, 6 oxen 35 other cattle, 40 sheep, 80 swine, livestock $1500, 1000 bushels of Indian corn, 35 bales of cotton, 80 lbs of wool, 150 bushels of peas/beans, 250 bushels of sweet potatoes, 50 lbs of beeswax, 200 lbs of honey, $100 value of homemade manufactures, $500 value of animals slaughtered. The estimate for Matt Averett was on the next line. Since Mattew died in 1857, this must have been William's estimate for Matthew's farm.4
William Averett was the head of household in the state census in 1866 in T13N R28E, Barbour Co, ALG, (now T13N R28E). Schedule 3. W Averett: males 2>20; females 1>20. Is this William? Listed next to Matthew Averett. The census page is clearly listed as T18R28 and Barbour Co. This township should have been in Russell Co in 1866 and in Lee Co in 1867.14
William Averett was the head of household in the state census in 1866 in Barbour Co, ALG+. Schedule 1: W Averett: males 1 30-40 (1826-1836 Jasper?), 1 1 70-80 (1796-1786 William); females 1 50-60 (1806-1816 Susan). 1 family member killed in the war. Listed a few people below W Cliatt and just above Matthew Averett.14
William Averett died after August 1866 in Omaha, Stewart Co, GAG.3 He was buried in Summer Hill Church Cemetery, Omaha, Stewart Co, GeorgiaG.
. Summerhill Cemetery is about a mile from a dirt road. Very woody and the ground is covered with leaves which cover small gravestones. The existing graves are very scattered. In 2008 I could NOT find a tombstone for William Averett.15
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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
- [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
- [S4] Ancestry.com, One World Tree
- [S658] 1860 Alabama Agriciltural census
- [S441] Early Records Index, Alabama; 1706-1819, Memo: 929.3761 JAC
- [S442] Tracking Your Roots
- [S443] Jackson, Ronald Vern, Early American Series, Early Alabama, 1704-1818; Volume 1
- [S251] 1830 United States-.
- [S379] Early Records Index, Alabama; 1831-1839
- [S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
- [S282] Bureau of Land Management Land Patent Records
- [S791] ; citing.
- [S695] .
- [S698] 1866 Alabama census
- [S14] Averett, Tera Byrd, Byrd History and Related Families of Averett, Callaway, Chancey, and Goff, Source Element: 929.3758 AVE
Nancy McKnight1
F, #25204, b. __/__/1785
Parents
| Father | Charles McKNIGHT, Sr. (b. about 1760, d. October 1793) |
| Mother | Mary Lesley (b. about 1760) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
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Citations
- [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
Travis Everett1
M, #25205, b. bef __/__/1769, d. aft 07/28/1828
Parents
| Father | Unknown Everett |
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Biography
Travis Everett was also known as Travis Averett.1,2,3 He was also known as Travis Averat. He was also known as Travis Evrett. He was also known as Travis Everitt. He was also known as Travis Everet. He, son of Unknown Everett, was born before 1769. based on being on 1790 tax list.1,22
Travis lived in Wilkes Co, GAG+, between 1790 and 1828.2
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Oglethorpe Co, GAG, was formed on 19 December 1793 from. Wilkes Co [:BOLD] [:CENTER].4
In the Land Lottery in Wilkes Co, GAG+, in 1803. 1 draw (over 21, not married, and paid taxes one year prior). (%FACT.NOTE2%)}.1
In the Land Lottery in Wilkes Co, GAG+, in 1805. 1 draw. (%FACT.NOTE2%)}.5
On 27 April 1805 in Kittle Creek, Oglethorpe Co, GeorgiaG, Travis Everett sold abt 20 ac Kittle Creek.6
In Sarah Everett's will dated on 28 July 1828 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, brother Travis Everett were named as executor.3
Travis Everett died after 28 July 1828.2
Travis lived in Wilkes Co, GAG+, between 1790 and 1828.2
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Oglethorpe Co, GAG, was formed on 19 December 1793 from. Wilkes Co [:BOLD] [:CENTER].4
In the Land Lottery in Wilkes Co, GAG+, in 1803. 1 draw (over 21, not married, and paid taxes one year prior). (%FACT.NOTE2%)}.1
In the Land Lottery in Wilkes Co, GAG+, in 1805. 1 draw. (%FACT.NOTE2%)}.5
On 27 April 1805 in Kittle Creek, Oglethorpe Co, GeorgiaG, Travis Everett sold abt 20 ac Kittle Creek.6
In Sarah Everett's will dated on 28 July 1828 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, brother Travis Everett were named as executor.3
Travis Everett died after 28 July 1828.2
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Citations
- [S54] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol I
- [S170] Hudson, Frank Parker, Wilkes County Georgia Tax Records 1785-1805, Source Element: 292.w7 H85
Memo: [290] - [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
- [S118] Bryant, Pat, Georgia Counties, Their Changing Boundaries
- [S64] Wood, Virginia S, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Memo: [135]
- [S381] Farmer, Michal Martin, Oglethorpe County, Georgia, Deed Books A-3, 1794-1809; 929.3 G3og Far
Sarah Everett1
F, #25206, d. bet __/__/1828 and __/__/1832
Parents
| Father | Unknown Everett |
Family 1: hoSarahEverett Owen
Family 2: foRebeccaOwen Owen (b. about 1805)
| Daughter | Rebecca Owen (b. before 1828) |
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Biography
Sarah Everett was also known as Sarah Owen.
hoSarahEverett Owen married Sarah Everett, daughter of Unknown Everett, before 1828.
On 27 July 1828 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Sarah Everett. Sarah Owen Type: WILL SIGNED.1
The will of Sarah Everett dec'd was probated on [d] in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Executor: brother Travis Everett
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. To grandson Coleman P Owen a cow. All other property equally divided between dau Rebecca Owen and Thos H Jefers, Brother Travis Everet Excr. Signed Jul 27 1828. Probrated Jul 2 1832. Allen J Arnold,Eunice Arnold, Hardeman Bullock, Tst.
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Sarah Everett died between 1828 and 1832.
The will of Sarah Everett dec'd was probated on [d] in Wilkes Co, GAG+.1
hoSarahEverett Owen married Sarah Everett, daughter of Unknown Everett, before 1828.
On 27 July 1828 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Sarah Everett. Sarah Owen Type: WILL SIGNED.1
The will of Sarah Everett dec'd was probated on [d] in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Executor: brother Travis Everett
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. To grandson Coleman P Owen a cow. All other property equally divided between dau Rebecca Owen and Thos H Jefers, Brother Travis Everet Excr. Signed Jul 27 1828. Probrated Jul 2 1832. Allen J Arnold,Eunice Arnold, Hardeman Bullock, Tst.
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Sarah Everett died between 1828 and 1832.
The will of Sarah Everett dec'd was probated on [d] in Wilkes Co, GAG+.1
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Citations
- [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
Charles McKNIGHT, Sr.
M, #25207, b. abt __/__/1760, d. 10/__/1793
Family: Mary Lesley (b. about 1760)
| Daughter | Sally McKnight (b. 1783) |
| Daughter | Nancy McKnight (b. 1785) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth 'Betsey' McKnight (b. 1787) |
| Son | Charles McKNIGHT, Jr. (b. 1789) |
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Biography
Charles McKNIGHT, Sr.. Charles McKnight was listed as a taxpayer in Wilkes Co GA in 1791. Hewas not a taxpayer in 1790 in Wilkes Co GA.
Charles McKnight Sr. died in Oct 1793.
His will was probated in Wilkes Co GA. The inventory of his estate on15 Mar 1794 was performed by Mary McKnight administratix. Signed byJohn Sappington, F Billingslea and Rowland Williams. (93 p223) Theinventory was: slave Tom, horses, plantation, tooks, householdeffects. Appraised by F. Billingslea, John Sapppington, and RowlandWilliams. Signed by Wm Hammett JP. [8 p111]
RESEARCH NOTE:
There is a Robert McKnight living in Wilkes Co GA about the same time. He witnessed a deed on 24 Feb 1800. His wife Mary McKnight was thewidow of Acree Wade dec'd. [8 p305]
Robert McKnight had 2 darws in the 1803 land lottery. [8 p313]
A Mary Ann McKnight is listed in the Chatham Co GA tax digest for1790. (122) A Mary Ann McKnight was the administrix of a Liberty CoGA estate in 1790-1794. (122.) He, was born about 1760. guess.
Charles McKNIGHT, Sr., married Mary Lesley, daughter of Thomas Lesley and Unknown woThomasLesley, about 1780. guess.
In 1790 in Capt Hurleys District, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, Charles McKNIGHT, Sr.. Charles McNight NOT LISTED but lived in the same area in 1791 Type: TAX LIST.1
Charles lived in 1791. , Wilkes, Georgia.
Charles lived in 1792. , Wilkes, Georgia.
Charles McKNIGHT, Sr., signed a will in 1793 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.
Charles lived in 1793. , Wilkes, Georgia.
Charles McKNIGHT, Sr., died in October 1793 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.2
On 15 March 1794 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Charles McKNIGHT, Sr.. Charles McKnight dec'd: inventory by Mary McKnight, adm, and JohnSappington, F Billingslea, and Rowland Williams, Book GG, p 45-46 Type: ESTATE.3
Charles McKnight Sr. died in Oct 1793.
His will was probated in Wilkes Co GA. The inventory of his estate on15 Mar 1794 was performed by Mary McKnight administratix. Signed byJohn Sappington, F Billingslea and Rowland Williams. (93 p223) Theinventory was: slave Tom, horses, plantation, tooks, householdeffects. Appraised by F. Billingslea, John Sapppington, and RowlandWilliams. Signed by Wm Hammett JP. [8 p111]
RESEARCH NOTE:
There is a Robert McKnight living in Wilkes Co GA about the same time. He witnessed a deed on 24 Feb 1800. His wife Mary McKnight was thewidow of Acree Wade dec'd. [8 p305]
Robert McKnight had 2 darws in the 1803 land lottery. [8 p313]
A Mary Ann McKnight is listed in the Chatham Co GA tax digest for1790. (122) A Mary Ann McKnight was the administrix of a Liberty CoGA estate in 1790-1794. (122.) He, was born about 1760. guess.
Charles McKNIGHT, Sr., married Mary Lesley, daughter of Thomas Lesley and Unknown woThomasLesley, about 1780. guess.
In 1790 in Capt Hurleys District, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, Charles McKNIGHT, Sr.. Charles McNight NOT LISTED but lived in the same area in 1791 Type: TAX LIST.1
Charles lived in 1791. , Wilkes, Georgia.
Charles lived in 1792. , Wilkes, Georgia.
Charles McKNIGHT, Sr., signed a will in 1793 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.
Charles lived in 1793. , Wilkes, Georgia.
Charles McKNIGHT, Sr., died in October 1793 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.2
On 15 March 1794 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Charles McKNIGHT, Sr.. Charles McKnight dec'd: inventory by Mary McKnight, adm, and JohnSappington, F Billingslea, and Rowland Williams, Book GG, p 45-46 Type: ESTATE.3
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Nathaniel (RS) Bullock1
M, #25208, b. __/__/1738
Parents
| Father | Richard Bullock, Jr. |
| Mother | Anne Henley |
Family: Mary Hawkins (b. 1742, d. 1833)
| Daughter | Susan Bullock |
| Son | Nathaniel Bullock + |
| Son | Hawkins (RS) Bullock + (b. 19 March 1763, d. 1 November 1833) |
| Daughter | Fanny Bullock (b. 1765) |
| Daughter | Agatha Bullock (b. 1767) |
| Daughter | Anne Bullock (b. 1769) |
| Son | Wyatt Bullock (b. 1771) |
| Son | John Bullock (b. 1773) |
| Daughter | Clarissa Harlow Bullock+ (b. 1775, d. 28 September 1831) |
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Biography
Nathaniel (RS) Bullock. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.2 He. Nathaniel Bullock was born in 1738. He was the sone of RichardBullock and Anne Henley. (98 p284)
Nathaniel received the old home plantation on Nutbush, after the deathof his mother Anne Henley Bullock. (98 p284)
Nathaniel Bullock first appears in the 1755 Granville Co NC censuswhere he is listed as the son of Richard.
Nathaniel Bullock and Mary Hawkins were married on 12 Aug 1760 inGranville Co NC. Leonary Henley Bullock served as bond master and Jn.Bowie as witness. Consent was obtained from John Hawkins, father ofMary, 3 Aug 1760, shebeing under age. (100 p45)
Bute Co NC is created from Granville Co in 1761.
Nathaniel Bullock is in the 1771 Bute Co NC census.
Nathaniel Bullock was granted 400 acres in Wilkes Co GA in 1784. (95p79)
On 23 Sep 1786, he was a test. to the sale of land from Henry Karr ofGreene Co to Wm Pollard of Wilkes Co. A deed mentions land ofNathaniel Bullock on Kettle Creek on 1 Mar 1787. On 21 Aug 1787,Nathaniel and wife Mary sold 400 acres on Kettle Creek to Alex Gordon. This was part of the original grant to Nathaniel in 1784. (34)
Nathaniel Bullock, Clarissa Lindsay, John Lindsay JP witnessed thesale of 200 ac from Zachariah Glass to Wm Kelley on 17 Nov 1787 inWilkes Co GA. (34 p84)
On 31 Jul 1788, William Pollard and wife Alcy sold to Nathaniel 350acres on both sides of Little and Big Kettle Creek adjoining saidBullock. Original grant in 1785 to Pollard. (34)
In the 1790 Morrow Dist of Wilkes Co GA tax list, Nathaniel had 4polls, 6 slaves, 400 acres in Wilkes Co, and 300 and 562 1/2 acres inWashington Co GA. (34) NOTE: Source [196] does not show a CaptMorrow's District for Wilkes Co. Capt Hurley's District is probablynearly the same as the present 169th District and a small section ofthe northwest leg of Taliaferro County. [196]
Nathaniel was granted 220 acres in Wilkes Co GA in 1793. (95) On 19Jul 1796, he signed for the inventory of the estate of DavidMontgomery. (93) He is on the 1793 Wilkes Co NC tax list.
Nathaniel and son Hawkins appraised the estate of Harwood Goodwyn on11 Jan 1794. On 19 Jul 1796, he appraised the estate of DavidMontgomery and was one of the purchases. On 8 Apr 1797, Nathanielappraised the estate of William Hurley. (34)
1800 Oglethorpe Co GA, p4: 10010 10100 00
RESEARCH NOTES:
Some records say that Mary Hawkins was the daughter of Col PhilemonHawkins of Granville Co NC. (98 p284) Given the fact that I have theinformation on the marriage that states that John Hawkins was herfather, that is what I show. He, son of Richard Bullock, Jr., and Anne Henley, was born in 1738.
Nathaniel (RS) Bullock married Mary Hawkins, daughter of John Hawkins and Mary Wyatt, on 12 August 1760 in Oxford, Granville Co, NCG.
In 1790 in Capt Hurleys District, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, Nathaniel (RS) Bullock. Nathaniel Bulock: 1686 acres of #2 land. Type: TAX LIST.2
Nathaniel lived in Oglethorpe Co, GAG, in 1800.
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Joseph Wilcher1
M, #25209, b. bef __/__/1765
Family: Unknown woJosephWilcher
| Daughter | Susannah Wilcher (b. before 1780) |
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Biography
Joseph Wilcher was also known as Joseph Welcher Wilcher.2,3 He was also known as Joseph Welsher Wilcher.4,2 He was also known as Joseph Wilscher Wilcher.2 He was also known as Joseph Welscher Wilcher.3 He, was born before 1765. guess based on Susannah's marriage in 1796.
Joseph Wilcher was Joseph Welsher, lawyer of Savannah, was involved in a land transactioninvolvng confiscated property on 10 June 1784 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.4
Joseph Wilcher was Joseph Welsher was involved in a land transaction. on 12 August 1787 in Wilkes Co, North CarolinaG.4
Joseph lived in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG, between 1789 and 1791. Joseph Welscher mentioned as a grantee in DBs G-K.2
Joseph Wilcher signed a will between 1789 and 1791 in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG. Joseph Wilscher Esq mentioned in will books A-E. p31.2 Unrecognized GEDCOM data. Unknown GEDCOM tag: _MILT Joseph Welcher on muster rolls of militia. p38 in 1790 in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG.2
In 1790 in Capt Branhams District, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Wilchers: no land, no slaves. Area is just west of town ofWashington.Today is 164th District. Type: TAX LIST.5
In 1793 in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Welcher, p 9 Type: TAX LIST.3
On 16 January 1796 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Welcher posted security for the marriage of Susannah Welcherand William Lingo Type: other.6
In 1803 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Wilcher had 2 draws in the 1803 land lottery. He must havebeen unsuccessful since he also had 2 draws in the 1805 land lottery. Type: LAND LOTTERY.
In 1805 in Richmond Co, GeorgiaG, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Wilcher, 1 prize, 1 blank Type: LAND LOTTERY.1
In 1806 in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Welscher pp 27, 42, 37 Type: TAX LIST.3
Joseph Wilcher married Unknown woJosephWilcher before 1819.
Joseph Wilcher was Joseph Welsher, lawyer of Savannah, was involved in a land transactioninvolvng confiscated property on 10 June 1784 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.4
Joseph Wilcher was Joseph Welsher was involved in a land transaction. on 12 August 1787 in Wilkes Co, North CarolinaG.4
Joseph lived in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG, between 1789 and 1791. Joseph Welscher mentioned as a grantee in DBs G-K.2
Joseph Wilcher signed a will between 1789 and 1791 in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG. Joseph Wilscher Esq mentioned in will books A-E. p31.2 Unrecognized GEDCOM data. Unknown GEDCOM tag: _MILT Joseph Welcher on muster rolls of militia. p38 in 1790 in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG.2
In 1790 in Capt Branhams District, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Wilchers: no land, no slaves. Area is just west of town ofWashington.Today is 164th District. Type: TAX LIST.5
In 1793 in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Welcher, p 9 Type: TAX LIST.3
On 16 January 1796 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Welcher posted security for the marriage of Susannah Welcherand William Lingo Type: other.6
In 1803 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Wilcher had 2 draws in the 1803 land lottery. He must havebeen unsuccessful since he also had 2 draws in the 1805 land lottery. Type: LAND LOTTERY.
In 1805 in Richmond Co, GeorgiaG, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Wilcher, 1 prize, 1 blank Type: LAND LOTTERY.1
In 1806 in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG, Joseph Wilcher. Joseph Welscher pp 27, 42, 37 Type: TAX LIST.3
Joseph Wilcher married Unknown woJosephWilcher before 1819.
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Citations
- [S64] Wood, Virginia S, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Memo: [135]
- [S125] DeLamar, Marie, The Reconstructed 1790 Census of Georgia, Source Element: 929.3758 DEL
Memo: [095] - [S184] Jackson, Ronald Vern, Tax List Index Georgia 1792-1819
- [S54] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol I
- [S364] Hudson, Frank Parker, A 1790 Census for Wilkes County Georgia
- [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
Rebecca Owen1
F, #25210, b. bef __/__/1828
Parents
| Father | foRebeccaOwen Owen (b. about 1805) |
| Mother | Sarah Everett (d. between 1828 and 1832) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
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Citations
- [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
Sally McKnight1
F, #25211, b. __/__/1783
Parents
| Father | Charles McKNIGHT, Sr. (b. about 1760, d. October 1793) |
| Mother | Mary Lesley (b. about 1760) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Sally McKnight. Oct 1793: age 10 at the death of her father. She, daughter of Charles McKNIGHT, Sr., and Mary Lesley, was born in 1783.1
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Citations
- [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
James M. Lindsay1
M, #25212, b. __/__/1776, d. __/__/1837
Parents
| Father | John (RS) Lindsay (b. 1750, d. 1808) |
| Mother | Mary Sims (b. 1756, d. 1782) |
Family: Letitia Bostwick (b. 1782, d. 1847)
| Daughter | Eliza Lindsay+ (b. 1802, d. 1851) |
| Son | James J. Lindsay+ (b. 1810, d. about 1851) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
James M. Lindsay married Letitia Bostwick.1,1
He. Based on birth in 1776 and mother's death in 1782, he should be achild of the first marriage. He, son of John (RS) Lindsay and Mary Sims, was born in 1776.1,2
James lived in St Mary's Parish, GeorgiaG, in 1804.2
James M. Lindsay died in 1837.1
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Clarissa Harlow Bullock Lindsay1,2,3
F, #25213, b. __/__/1790
Parents
| Father | John (RS) Lindsay (b. 1750, d. 1808) |
| Mother | Clarissa Harlow Bullock (b. 1775, d. 28 September 1831) |
Family: Williamson Bird, Jr.,
| Daughter | Sarah Fletcher Bird+ (d. 1914) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Clarissa Harlow Bullock Lindsay, daughter of John (RS) Lindsay and Clarissa Harlow Bullock, was born in 1790.
Clarissa lived in Wilkes Co, GAG+, in 1804.3
Clarissa lived in Wilkes Co, GAG+, in 1804.3
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William Wilcher
M, #25214, b. abt __/__/1750, d. aft 12/08/1792
Parents
| Father | Unknown Wilcher |
| Mother | Unknown woUnknownWilcher (b. about 1750) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
William Wilcher was also known as William Wilshire Wilcher.1 He, son of Unknown Wilcher and Unknown woUnknownWilcher, was born about 1750.
On 17 June 1791 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, William Wilcher. Executor of brother Benjamin Wilshire's will. Type: ADMINISTRATOR.2
William Wilcher died after 8 December 1792.2
On 17 June 1791 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, William Wilcher. Executor of brother Benjamin Wilshire's will. Type: ADMINISTRATOR.2
William Wilcher died after 8 December 1792.2
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William Lingo1
M, #25215, b. bef __/__/1780
Family: Susannah Wilcher (b. before 1780)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
William Lingo, was born before 1780.1
William Lingo married Susannah Wilcher, daughter of Joseph Wilcher and Unknown woJosephWilcher, on 16 January 1796 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.2,2,1
William Lingo married Susannah Wilcher, daughter of Joseph Wilcher and Unknown woJosephWilcher, on 16 January 1796 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.2,2,1
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Susannah Wilcher
F, #25216, b. bef __/__/1780
Parents
| Father | Joseph Wilcher (b. before 1765) |
| Mother | Unknown woJosephWilcher |
Family: William Lingo (b. before 1780)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Susannah Wilcher was also known as Susannah Lingo. She, daughter of Joseph Wilcher and Unknown woJosephWilcher, was born before 1780.1
Susannah Wilcher married William Lingo on 16 January 1796 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.2,2,1
On 16 January 1796 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Susannah Wilcher. Joseph Welcher posted security for the marriage of Susannah Welcherand William Lingo Type: other.1
Susannah Wilcher married William Lingo on 16 January 1796 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.2,2,1
On 16 January 1796 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Susannah Wilcher. Joseph Welcher posted security for the marriage of Susannah Welcherand William Lingo Type: other.1
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Benjamin Wilcher1
M, #25217, b. bef __/__/1770, d. bet 06/17/1791 and 12/08/1792
Parents
| Father | Unknown Wilcher |
| Mother | Unknown woUnknownWilcher (b. about 1750) |
Family: Mary woBenjaminWilcher (b. between 1776 and 1778)
| Son | William Wilcher (b. before 17 June 1791, d. after 17 June 1791) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Wilcher (b. before 17 June 1791, d. after 8 December 1792) |
| Daughter | Sarah Wilcher (b. before 17 June 1791, d. after 8 December 1792) |
| Child | Unknown Wilcher |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Benjamin Wilcher was also known as Benjamin Wilshire Wilcher.2 He was also known as Benjamin Wilsher Wilcher.3 He, son of Unknown Wilcher and Unknown woUnknownWilcher, was born before 1770.1
Benjamin Wilcher married Mary woBenjaminWilcher before 1785. GUESS: had 3 children and was pregnant in 1791.2,2
In 1785 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Jeremiah Wilsher and Benjamin Wilsher, 1 poll each, no land or slaves Type: TAX LIST.4
On 8 December 1787 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Joseph Dupius, hatter, and wife Sarah sold Benj Wilcher 100 acres onRocky Comfort Creek originally granted to Dupius in 1785. Wit: WmDupius, James McCormack. Type: LAND PURCHASE.2
In 1790 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Banjamen Wilsher: 200 acres of #3 land. Same area as Dempsey Toler. This area became part of Capt Trants area of Warren Co in 1794 Type: TAX LIST.3
In 1791 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Benjamin Wilcher, GB UUU p559, 100 acres Type: LAND GRANT.5,1
On 17 June 1791 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Benjamin Wilshire: wife Mary, son William, daughters Elizabeth, Sarah,child in womb; brother William executor Type: WILL SIGNED.4
Benjamin Wilcher died between 17 June 1791 and 8 December 1792 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.4
On 8 December 1792 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Benjamin Wilshire Type: WILL PROVEDPROBATED.4
Benjamin Wilcher married Mary woBenjaminWilcher before 1785. GUESS: had 3 children and was pregnant in 1791.2,2
In 1785 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Jeremiah Wilsher and Benjamin Wilsher, 1 poll each, no land or slaves Type: TAX LIST.4
On 8 December 1787 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Joseph Dupius, hatter, and wife Sarah sold Benj Wilcher 100 acres onRocky Comfort Creek originally granted to Dupius in 1785. Wit: WmDupius, James McCormack. Type: LAND PURCHASE.2
In 1790 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Banjamen Wilsher: 200 acres of #3 land. Same area as Dempsey Toler. This area became part of Capt Trants area of Warren Co in 1794 Type: TAX LIST.3
In 1791 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Benjamin Wilcher, GB UUU p559, 100 acres Type: LAND GRANT.5,1
On 17 June 1791 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Benjamin Wilshire: wife Mary, son William, daughters Elizabeth, Sarah,child in womb; brother William executor Type: WILL SIGNED.4
Benjamin Wilcher died between 17 June 1791 and 8 December 1792 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.4
On 8 December 1792 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Benjamin Wilcher. Benjamin Wilshire Type: WILL PROVEDPROBATED.4
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Citations
- [S142] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, Index to the Headright and Bounty Grants of Georgia 1756-1909
- [S54] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol I
- [S364] Hudson, Frank Parker, A 1790 Census for Wilkes County Georgia
- [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
- [S125] DeLamar, Marie, The Reconstructed 1790 Census of Georgia, Source Element: 929.3758 DEL
Memo: [095]
Charles McKNIGHT, Jr.1,2
M, #25218, b. __/__/1789
Parents
| Father | Charles McKNIGHT, Sr. (b. about 1760, d. October 1793) |
| Mother | Mary Lesley (b. about 1760) |
Family: Susannah Formby
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Charles McKNIGHT, Jr.. He, son of Charles McKNIGHT, Sr., and Mary Lesley, was born in 1789. , Wilkes, Georgia probably.2
On 11 April 1811 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Charles McKNIGHT, Jr.. Charles McKnight appointed as temp. adm. for the estate of MaryMcDowell (remarried mother?), dec'd Type: ADMINISTRATOR.3 He and Susannah Formby obtained a licence to marry on 22 November 1811 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.1,1
Charles McKNIGHT, Jr., married Susannah Formby on 28 November 1811 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.1,1,1,1
In 1819 in Capt Davis' District, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, Charles McKNIGHT, Jr.. Charles McKnight had 2 draws. Type: LAND LOTTERY.3
On 6 April 1833 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Charles McKNIGHT, Jr.. Charles W McKnight witnessed the will of John Beshel Type: WITNESS.2
On 11 April 1811 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Charles McKNIGHT, Jr.. Charles McKnight appointed as temp. adm. for the estate of MaryMcDowell (remarried mother?), dec'd Type: ADMINISTRATOR.3 He and Susannah Formby obtained a licence to marry on 22 November 1811 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.1,1
Charles McKNIGHT, Jr., married Susannah Formby on 28 November 1811 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.1,1,1,1
In 1819 in Capt Davis' District, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, Charles McKNIGHT, Jr.. Charles McKnight had 2 draws. Type: LAND LOTTERY.3
On 6 April 1833 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Charles McKNIGHT, Jr.. Charles W McKnight witnessed the will of John Beshel Type: WITNESS.2
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Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr
1,2,3,4
M, #25219, b. __/__/1760, d. __/__/1830
Family: Jinney Mae Cummings (b. about 1760, d. between 10 November 1831 and 31 December 1831)
| Son | Jordan Wilcher+ (b. 1785, d. 8 August 1857) |
| Daughter | Jane Wilcher+ (b. 1786, d. 1816) |
| Son | William G Wilcher+ (b. 15 December 1788, d. 29 March 1865) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Wilcher+ (b. 1791) |
| Daughter | Frances 'Fancy' Wilcher+ (b. 1795, d. 1870) |
| Son | Jeremiah H Wilcher, Jr.+ (b. 20 March 1798, d. 19 March 1860) |
| Daughter | Mary Wilcher (b. before 1800, d. 1836) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr, was also known as Jeremiah Welcher Wilcher.5
Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.6 He, was born in 1760 in VirginiaG.6 He, was born in 1760 in Jefferson Co, GAG.3 Unrecognized GEDCOM data. Unknown GEDCOM tag: _MILT Revolution: Jerry Wilsher, Jefferson Co, entitled to draw in landlottery as a Revolution soldier about 1778.7
In 1784 in Washington Co, GAG+, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Welcher, GB DDD p329, 287 1/2 acres Type: LAND GRANT.8
On 6 April 1784 in Washington Co, GAG+, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilcher asks for 287 1/2 acres. Certificate of Gb. Lee,Colonel. Type: LAND GRANT.1
On 27 June 1784 in Washington Co, GAG+, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Welcher granted 287 1/2 acres. All sides vacant. Survey 27.Warrant 1037 p9. Type: LAND GRANT.1
In 1785 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilsher and Benjamin Wilsher, 1 poll each, no land or slaves Type: TAX LIST.9
In 1788 in Richmond Co, GeorgiaG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Welcher, GB QQQ p 134, 200 acres Type: LAND GRANT.8
In 1794 in Capt Hatchers District, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilcher, 300 acres on Big Creek adj Gibbs & Wilson, no slaves Type: TAX LIST.10,2
Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr, married Jinney Mae Cummings in 1795 in Warren Co, GAG.3,3
In 1796 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. from Burke and Warren Type: COUNTY FORMED.
In 1797 in Warren Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilcher, GB ZZZZ p617, 74 acres Type: LAND GRANT.8
In 1805 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Welcher: 1 blank and lot 54 of district 2 in Wilkes Co GA Type: LAND LOTTERY.5,11
In 1815 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilcher, GB K-5 p197, 87 acres Type: LAND GRANT.8
In 1817 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilcher owned of 60 ac that had been patented to Thomas Gracein 1805 on the Ogeechee River. Adj to 1815 land Type: TAX LIST.12
Jeremiah lived in Jefferson Co, GAG, in 1820. Jeremiah Wilcher: males 1>45; females 1>45; 6 slaves.13
Jeremiah lived in Warren Co, GAG, in 1820.3
In 1821 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jere Welcher, RS, entitled to a draw in the land lottery Type: LAND LOTTERY.1
In 1827 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Welsher drew land as a Revolutionary soldier Type: LAND LOTTERY.7
Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr, died in 1830 in Jefferson Co, GAG.3,12 He was buried in Euphrates Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Edgehill, Glascock Co, GeorgiaG.12
Jeremiah lived in Warren Co, GAG, in 1830.4
In 1832 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Distribution made to 7 known children (or sons in law): John G Lyon,Richard Walden, Jeremiah Jr, William G Wilcher, Jordan Wilcher, GideonH Alen and gs: John J and Duncan G Carmichael. Type: ESTATE.
Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.6 He, was born in 1760 in VirginiaG.6 He, was born in 1760 in Jefferson Co, GAG.3 Unrecognized GEDCOM data. Unknown GEDCOM tag: _MILT Revolution: Jerry Wilsher, Jefferson Co, entitled to draw in landlottery as a Revolution soldier about 1778.7
In 1784 in Washington Co, GAG+, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Welcher, GB DDD p329, 287 1/2 acres Type: LAND GRANT.8
On 6 April 1784 in Washington Co, GAG+, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilcher asks for 287 1/2 acres. Certificate of Gb. Lee,Colonel. Type: LAND GRANT.1
On 27 June 1784 in Washington Co, GAG+, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Welcher granted 287 1/2 acres. All sides vacant. Survey 27.Warrant 1037 p9. Type: LAND GRANT.1
In 1785 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilsher and Benjamin Wilsher, 1 poll each, no land or slaves Type: TAX LIST.9
In 1788 in Richmond Co, GeorgiaG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Welcher, GB QQQ p 134, 200 acres Type: LAND GRANT.8
In 1794 in Capt Hatchers District, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilcher, 300 acres on Big Creek adj Gibbs & Wilson, no slaves Type: TAX LIST.10,2
Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr, married Jinney Mae Cummings in 1795 in Warren Co, GAG.3,3
In 1796 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. from Burke and Warren Type: COUNTY FORMED.
In 1797 in Warren Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilcher, GB ZZZZ p617, 74 acres Type: LAND GRANT.8
In 1805 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Welcher: 1 blank and lot 54 of district 2 in Wilkes Co GA Type: LAND LOTTERY.5,11
In 1815 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilcher, GB K-5 p197, 87 acres Type: LAND GRANT.8
In 1817 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Wilcher owned of 60 ac that had been patented to Thomas Gracein 1805 on the Ogeechee River. Adj to 1815 land Type: TAX LIST.12
Jeremiah lived in Jefferson Co, GAG, in 1820. Jeremiah Wilcher: males 1>45; females 1>45; 6 slaves.13
Jeremiah lived in Warren Co, GAG, in 1820.3
In 1821 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jere Welcher, RS, entitled to a draw in the land lottery Type: LAND LOTTERY.1
In 1827 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Jeremiah Welsher drew land as a Revolutionary soldier Type: LAND LOTTERY.7
Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr, died in 1830 in Jefferson Co, GAG.3,12 He was buried in Euphrates Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Edgehill, Glascock Co, GeorgiaG.12
Jeremiah lived in Warren Co, GAG, in 1830.4
In 1832 in Jefferson Co, GAG, Jeremiah (RS) Wilcher, Sr. Distribution made to 7 known children (or sons in law): John G Lyon,Richard Walden, Jeremiah Jr, William G Wilcher, Jordan Wilcher, GideonH Alen and gs: John J and Duncan G Carmichael. Type: ESTATE.
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Citations
- [S181] Knight, Lucian Lamar, Georgia's Roster of the Revolution, Source Element: 929.3758 KNI
- [S133] Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp., Georgia Census, 1790-1890
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
- [S251] 1830 United States-.
- [S64] Wood, Virginia S, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Memo: [135]
- [S382] DAR, DAR Patriot Index; Volume III; P-Z
- [S361] McCall, Mrs Howard H, Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers in Georgia, Volume III
- [S142] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, Index to the Headright and Bounty Grants of Georgia 1756-1909
- [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
- [S81] Blair, Ruth, Some Early Tax Digests of Georgia
- [S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws
- [S84] Vaughan, Michael J, John Grace
- [S249] 1820 United States-.
Hezekiah Lincecum1,2,2,3,3
M, #25220, b. __/__/1770, d. 03/04/1839
Parents
| Father | Gideon Lincecum (b. 17 December 1740, d. 10 March 1779) |
| Mother | Miriam Bowie (b. 1746, d. 1813) |
Family 1: Sally Strange
Family 2: Sarah Hickman (b. 1775)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Hezekiah Lincecum was also known as Hezekiah Linsicom. He, son of Gideon Lincecum and Miriam Bowie, was born in 1770 in GeorgiaG.2,2,3
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Wilkes Co, GAG+, was formed in 1777 from. from Cherokee and Creek Indian lands [:BOLD] [:CENTER].
On 27 December 1783. 300 ac on Ogeechee River was surveyed for Hezekiah in Ogeechee River, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG. All sides vacant.
In 1785, 100 ac acres were surveyed for Martha Castleberry in Wilkes Co, GA. Bordered by Hezekiah Lincecum.
Hezekiah Lincecum married Sally Strange in 1788 in Hancock CoG.2,2
On 17 November 1790 in Ogeechee River, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, Hezekiah Lincecum sold William White. 121 ac, on the Ogeechee River [m2].4
Hezekiah Lincecum married Sarah Hickman in 1791 in Hancock CoG.2,2
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Warren Co, GAG, was formed in 1793 from. from Columbia, Richmond, and Wilkes [:BOLD] [:CENTER].5666
Hezekiah lived in Lowndes Co, MississippiG, in 1830.1
Hezekiah Lincecum died on 4 March 1839 in Columbus, Lowndes Co, MSG.3
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Wilkes Co, GAG+, was formed in 1777 from. from Cherokee and Creek Indian lands [:BOLD] [:CENTER].
On 27 December 1783. 300 ac on Ogeechee River was surveyed for Hezekiah in Ogeechee River, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG. All sides vacant.
In 1785, 100 ac acres were surveyed for Martha Castleberry in Wilkes Co, GA. Bordered by Hezekiah Lincecum.
Hezekiah Lincecum married Sally Strange in 1788 in Hancock CoG.2,2
On 17 November 1790 in Ogeechee River, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, Hezekiah Lincecum sold William White. 121 ac, on the Ogeechee River [m2].4
Hezekiah Lincecum married Sarah Hickman in 1791 in Hancock CoG.2,2
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Warren Co, GAG, was formed in 1793 from. from Columbia, Richmond, and Wilkes [:BOLD] [:CENTER].5666
Hezekiah lived in Lowndes Co, MississippiG, in 1830.1
Hezekiah Lincecum died on 4 March 1839 in Columbus, Lowndes Co, MSG.3
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Citations
- [S251] 1830 United States-.
- [S20] Yates Publishing, U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
- [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
- [S144] Hancock County Georgia Tax Lists - 1794; AHGP
- [S140] Hancock County Georgia Tax Lists - 1795; LDS film 0007131
Sarah Collier Billingslea Lindsay1
F, #25221, b. aft __/__/1795
Parents
| Father | John (RS) Lindsay (b. 1750, d. 1808) |
| Mother | Clarissa Harlow Bullock (b. 1775, d. 28 September 1831) |
Family: John Freeman
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Sarah Collier Billingslea Lindsay was also known as Sally Lindsay.1 She was also known as Sarah Collier Billingslea Freeman.
Sarah Collier Billingslea Lindsay. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.1 She. 1804 Wilkes Co GA: listed in her father's will. [008] p85
On 9 Aug 1810, Archibald Simpson is appointed guardian of Benjamin FewHamilton Lindsey and Sally Collier Billingslea Lindsey, orphans ofJohn Lindsey, dec'd. [008] p155
1813 her mother was listed as her guardian. She, daughter of John (RS) Lindsay and Clarissa Harlow Bullock, was born after 1795.
Sarah Collier Billingslea Lindsay married John Freeman on 22 December 1823.
Sarah Collier Billingslea Lindsay. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.1 She. 1804 Wilkes Co GA: listed in her father's will. [008] p85
On 9 Aug 1810, Archibald Simpson is appointed guardian of Benjamin FewHamilton Lindsey and Sally Collier Billingslea Lindsey, orphans ofJohn Lindsey, dec'd. [008] p155
1813 her mother was listed as her guardian. She, daughter of John (RS) Lindsay and Clarissa Harlow Bullock, was born after 1795.
Sarah Collier Billingslea Lindsay married John Freeman on 22 December 1823.
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Citations
- [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
Fanny Hawkins Bullock Lindsay1
F, #25222, b. abt __/__/1790
Parents
| Father | John (RS) Lindsay (b. 1750, d. 1808) |
| Mother | Clarissa Harlow Bullock (b. 1775, d. 28 September 1831) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Fanny Hawkins Bullock Lindsay. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.1 She. 1804 Wilkes Co GA: listed in her father's will. [008] p85
On 7 Aug 1810 in Wilkes Co GA, she chose Clarrissy Lindsey her motheras her guardian. She is over 14. [008] p155
1813 her mother was listed as her guardian. She, daughter of John (RS) Lindsay and Clarissa Harlow Bullock, was born about 1790.
Fanny lived in Wilkes Co, GAG+, in 1804.1
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Citations
- [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
Mary Lesley1
F, #25223, b. abt __/__/1760
Parents
| Father | Thomas Lesley (d. between 27 May 1798 and 26 February 1800) |
| Mother | Unknown woThomasLesley (b. about 1750, d. before 1798) |
Family: Charles McKNIGHT, Sr., (b. about 1760, d. October 1793)
| Daughter | Sally McKnight (b. 1783) |
| Daughter | Nancy McKnight (b. 1785) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth 'Betsey' McKnight (b. 1787) |
| Son | Charles McKNIGHT, Jr. (b. 1789) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Mary Lesley was also known as Mary Ann McKnight Lesley.2,3 She was also known as Mary McNight Lesley.3,4 She was also known as Mary McDowell Lesley.2 She was also known as Mary McKNIGHT. She. On 1 Feb 1794, Mary McKnight is serving as administratrix of theestate of Charles McKnight dec'd.
Estate inventory consisted of slave Tom, horses, plantation tools,household effects. (34 p111)
On the 1794 tax list for Wilkes Co GA, Mary McKnight owns 250 acres of#2 quality hardwood land and 1 slave. (104)
In 1797-1798, Mary McDowell, late Mary McKnight, paid tuition for herchildren. On a slip of paper 'The raising and schooling of fourchildren of Chas. McKnight, dec'd to wit Sally who was ten, Nancyeight, Betsy 6 and Chas four years of age at the death of their fatherwho died Oct 1793. Returns for 1793-1799: Board and clothes andtuition for above children. (34 p255)
On Nov 19, 1797, Mary McKnight, admx. signed the following statement ' On Nov 17, 1792, John Hudgins come into this family much against ourwills. Chas McKnight said if she had John Hudgins he would never giveher anything. He had nothing but debts and I paid his debts andboarded him and his family 11 months and his wife died and he stayedon to finish his crop. I furnished linen and made him a fine frilledshirt etc, the child three suits ofclothes etc. (34 p255)
RESEARCH NOTES:
It appears that Mary Unknown, wife of Charles McKnight Sr may havemarried a McDowell after the death of Charles McKnight Sr.
The research notes of Elizabeth Ballard state that Miss Lindsey, adaughter of John Lindsey and Clarissa Bullock married CharlesMcKnight, father of Nancy McKnight. I have not been able to verifythis. She, daughter of Thomas Lesley and Unknown woThomasLesley, was born about 1760.
Mary Lesley married Charles McKNIGHT, Sr., about 1780. guess.
In 1794 in Capt Thomas Grishams Dist, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, Mary Lesley. Mary McNight: 250 acres #2 land, on Kittle Creek, adj Roland Williams;no white males; no slaves Type: TAX LIST.3
On 15 March 1794 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Mary Lesley. estate of Charles McKnight Type: ADMINISTRATOR.2
Mary lived in 1795. , Wilkes, Georgia.
Mary lived in 1798. , Wilkes, Georgia.
On 27 May 1798 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Mary Lesley. Mary McNight, one of the 4 heirs to the estate of Thomas Lesley Type: HEIR.4
Mary lived in 1799. , Wilkes, Georgia.
In December 1801 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Mary Lesley. Mary McKnight and Moses Wade were executors of the will of Acree Wade Type: ADMINISTRATOR.5
In 1806 in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG, Mary Lesley. Mary Ann McKnight: returned by Mary Ann McKnight Type: TAX LIST.6,3
Estate inventory consisted of slave Tom, horses, plantation tools,household effects. (34 p111)
On the 1794 tax list for Wilkes Co GA, Mary McKnight owns 250 acres of#2 quality hardwood land and 1 slave. (104)
In 1797-1798, Mary McDowell, late Mary McKnight, paid tuition for herchildren. On a slip of paper 'The raising and schooling of fourchildren of Chas. McKnight, dec'd to wit Sally who was ten, Nancyeight, Betsy 6 and Chas four years of age at the death of their fatherwho died Oct 1793. Returns for 1793-1799: Board and clothes andtuition for above children. (34 p255)
On Nov 19, 1797, Mary McKnight, admx. signed the following statement ' On Nov 17, 1792, John Hudgins come into this family much against ourwills. Chas McKnight said if she had John Hudgins he would never giveher anything. He had nothing but debts and I paid his debts andboarded him and his family 11 months and his wife died and he stayedon to finish his crop. I furnished linen and made him a fine frilledshirt etc, the child three suits ofclothes etc. (34 p255)
RESEARCH NOTES:
It appears that Mary Unknown, wife of Charles McKnight Sr may havemarried a McDowell after the death of Charles McKnight Sr.
The research notes of Elizabeth Ballard state that Miss Lindsey, adaughter of John Lindsey and Clarissa Bullock married CharlesMcKnight, father of Nancy McKnight. I have not been able to verifythis. She, daughter of Thomas Lesley and Unknown woThomasLesley, was born about 1760.
Mary Lesley married Charles McKNIGHT, Sr., about 1780. guess.
In 1794 in Capt Thomas Grishams Dist, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, Mary Lesley. Mary McNight: 250 acres #2 land, on Kittle Creek, adj Roland Williams;no white males; no slaves Type: TAX LIST.3
On 15 March 1794 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Mary Lesley. estate of Charles McKnight Type: ADMINISTRATOR.2
Mary lived in 1795. , Wilkes, Georgia.
Mary lived in 1798. , Wilkes, Georgia.
On 27 May 1798 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Mary Lesley. Mary McNight, one of the 4 heirs to the estate of Thomas Lesley Type: HEIR.4
Mary lived in 1799. , Wilkes, Georgia.
In December 1801 in Wilkes Co, GAG+, Mary Lesley. Mary McKnight and Moses Wade were executors of the will of Acree Wade Type: ADMINISTRATOR.5
In 1806 in Chatham Co, GeorgiaG, Mary Lesley. Mary Ann McKnight: returned by Mary Ann McKnight Type: TAX LIST.6,3
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Citations
- [S8] ., Personal Research/Notes
- [S187] Davis Jr, Robert Scott, The Wilkes County Papers 1773-1833
- [S81] Blair, Ruth, Some Early Tax Digests of Georgia
- [S54] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol I
- [S380] Davidson, Grace Gilliam, Early Records of Georgia, Wilkes County; Vol II
- [S184] Jackson, Ronald Vern, Tax List Index Georgia 1792-1819
Jackson Clark Watkins 'John' Lindsay1,2
M, #25224, b. 11/26/1795, d. 05/22/1870
Parents
| Father | John (RS) Lindsay (b. 1750, d. 1808) |
| Mother | Clarissa Harlow Bullock (b. 1775, d. 28 September 1831) |
Family 1: Nancy Houghton (b. 1794, d. 1875)
| Daughter | Matilda Frances Lindsay+ (b. 1828, d. 1851) |
Family 2: Catherine Flemister
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Jackson Clark Watkins 'John' Lindsay. 1813 his mother is listed as his guardian. He, son of John (RS) Lindsay and Clarissa Harlow Bullock, was born on 26 November 1795 in Wilkes Co, GAG+.
Jackson lived in Wilkes Co, GAG+, in 1804.3
Jackson Clark Watkins 'John' Lindsay married Nancy Houghton on 26 November 1817 in Greene Co, GAG+.
Jackson Clark Watkins 'John' Lindsay married Catherine Flemister on 18 November 1818.
Jackson Clark Watkins 'John' Lindsay died on 22 May 1870 in Upson Co, GeorgiaG.
Jackson lived in Wilkes Co, GAG+, in 1804.3
Jackson Clark Watkins 'John' Lindsay married Nancy Houghton on 26 November 1817 in Greene Co, GAG+.
Jackson Clark Watkins 'John' Lindsay married Catherine Flemister on 18 November 1818.
Jackson Clark Watkins 'John' Lindsay died on 22 May 1870 in Upson Co, GeorgiaG.
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Citations
John Mason1,2,3
M, #25225, b. abt __/__/1660, d. bet 08/15/1720 and 01/10/1721
Family: Ann woJohnMason (b. before 1660)
| Daughter | Ann Mason |
| Daughter | Mary Mason+ (d. after 1734) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
John Mason. 1720 Aug 15 John Mason's Currituck Co Will: Of the Sandbank of Currituck 'very Sick & weak of Body'. John Evans - cow at Mary Willey. Son-in-law Matthias Toler - heifer. Son-in-law James Toler - 2 cows.Wife Ann Mason - remainder of my estate. [271 IV]. He, was born about 1660.
John Mason married Ann woJohnMason before 1680.2,2,3
In 1714 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, John Mason. John Mason, value of property 10 lbs Type: TAX LIST.
On 27 April 1715 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, John Mason. Land tax: John Mason-1 parcel, 460 acres, 11 shillings Type: TAX LIST.4
In 1717 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, John Mason. Levies: John Mason 2, 1 lb 10 sh Type: TAX LIST.4
In 1718 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, John Mason. Tithables: Mathias Towler 1 Type: TAX LIST.
In 1718 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, John Mason. John Mason, 1 tithable, 1 tract of 450 acres, has not paid taxes Type: TAX LIST.4
On 15 August 1720 in Currituck Prec, NCG+, John Mason. John Mason; mentions sons-in-law James and Matthias Toler, wife Ann Type: WILL SIGNED.2
John Mason died between 15 August 1720 and 10 January 1721 in Currituck Prec, NCG+.1,2,3
On 10 January 1720/21 in Currituck Prec, NCG+, John Mason. John Mason Type: WILL PROVEDPROBATED.2
John Mason married Ann woJohnMason before 1680.2,2,3
In 1714 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, John Mason. John Mason, value of property 10 lbs Type: TAX LIST.
On 27 April 1715 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, John Mason. Land tax: John Mason-1 parcel, 460 acres, 11 shillings Type: TAX LIST.4
In 1717 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, John Mason. Levies: John Mason 2, 1 lb 10 sh Type: TAX LIST.4
In 1718 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, John Mason. Tithables: Mathias Towler 1 Type: TAX LIST.
In 1718 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, John Mason. John Mason, 1 tithable, 1 tract of 450 acres, has not paid taxes Type: TAX LIST.4
On 15 August 1720 in Currituck Prec, NCG+, John Mason. John Mason; mentions sons-in-law James and Matthias Toler, wife Ann Type: WILL SIGNED.2
John Mason died between 15 August 1720 and 10 January 1721 in Currituck Prec, NCG+.1,2,3
On 10 January 1720/21 in Currituck Prec, NCG+, John Mason. John Mason Type: WILL PROVEDPROBATED.2
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Citations
Ann woJohnMason1,2
F, #25226, b. bef __/__/1660
Family: John Mason (b. about 1660, d. between 15 August 1720 and 10 January 1721)
| Daughter | Ann Mason |
| Daughter | Mary Mason+ (d. after 1734) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Ann woJohnMason was also known as Ann Mason. She, was born before 1660.1
Ann woJohnMason married John Mason before 1680.1,1,2
On 15 August 1720 in Currituck Prec, NCG+, Ann woJohnMason. Ann, wife of John Mason. Type: WILL EXECUTOR.1
Ann woJohnMason married John Mason before 1680.1,1,2
On 15 August 1720 in Currituck Prec, NCG+, Ann woJohnMason. Ann, wife of John Mason. Type: WILL EXECUTOR.1
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Citations
Richard Casey1
M, #25227, b. bef __/__/1700, d. aft __/__/1721
Biography
Richard Casey was also known as Richard Casy Casey. He, was born before 1700.1
Richard lived in Bath, Beaufort Co, North CarolinaG, in 1721.1
In 1721 in Bath, Beaufort Co, North CarolinaG, Richard Casey. Richard Casy was one of the witnesses of the will of Robert Coleman Type: WITNESS.1
Richard Casey died after 1721.1
Richard lived in Bath, Beaufort Co, North CarolinaG, in 1721.1
In 1721 in Bath, Beaufort Co, North CarolinaG, Richard Casey. Richard Casy was one of the witnesses of the will of Robert Coleman Type: WITNESS.1
Richard Casey died after 1721.1
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Citations
- [S383] Bradley Jr, Dr Stephen, Early Records of North Carolina, Volume IV; Wills, 1663-1722, Source Element: 929.3758 BRA
Mary Casey1
F, #25228
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Citations
- [S383] Bradley Jr, Dr Stephen, Early Records of North Carolina, Volume IV; Wills, 1663-1722, Source Element: 929.3758 BRA
Ann Mason
F, #25229
Parents
| Father | John Mason (b. about 1660, d. between 15 August 1720 and 10 January 1721) |
| Mother | Ann woJohnMason (b. before 1660) |
Family: James Toler (b. before 1735, d. after 1779)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
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Citations
- [S383] Bradley Jr, Dr Stephen, Early Records of North Carolina, Volume IV; Wills, 1663-1722, Source Element: 929.3758 BRA
Mary Mason1
F, #25230, d. aft __/__/1734
Parents
| Father | John Mason (b. about 1660, d. between 15 August 1720 and 10 January 1721) |
| Mother | Ann woJohnMason (b. before 1660) |
Family: Mathias Toler (b. before 1674)
| Son | Mathias Toler (b. 1763, d. 1807) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Mary Mason was also known as Mary Toler.
Mary Mason married Mathias Toler, son of Unknown Toler, before 1720.2
In 1734 in Currituck Prec, NCG+, Mary Mason. Mathias (x) Toler and Mary (x) Toler were witnesses to the will ofJoseph Abington Type: WITNESS.3
Mary Mason died after 1734.1
Mary Mason married Mathias Toler, son of Unknown Toler, before 1720.2
In 1734 in Currituck Prec, NCG+, Mary Mason. Mathias (x) Toler and Mary (x) Toler were witnesses to the will ofJoseph Abington Type: WITNESS.3
Mary Mason died after 1734.1
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Citations
- [S384] Bradley Jr, Dr Stephen, Early Records of North Carolina, Volume VI; Wills 1737-1749
- [S535] Bradley Jr, Dr Stephen, Early Records of North Carolina, Volume V; Wills 1723-1736, Source Element: 929.3758 BRA
- [S91] Bradley Jr, Dr Stephen, Early Records of North Carolina, Volume VII; Wills, 1756-1794
Richard Hudson, III1
| Relationship | 5th great-grandfather of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #25231, b. 03/02/1658/59, d. 10/21/1746
Parents
| Father | Richard Hudson, II (b. about 1634, d. 1677) |
| Mother | Mary Bowman (b. 1640) |
Family: Mary Hall (b. 1660, d. 1720)
| Son | Robert Hudson+ (b. about 1680) |
| Son | James Hudson+ (b. about 1685, d. between 16 March 1746/47 and 21 April 1748/49) |
| Son | Richard Hudson, IV+ (b. about 1690, d. before 1773) |
| Son | Thomas Hudson+ (b. about 1702) |
| Son | Hall Hudson, Sr.+ (b. 1708, d. after 13 March 1778) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Richard Hudson, III, son of Richard Hudson, II, and Mary Bowman, was born on 2 March 1658/59 in Henrico Co, VAG.1
Richard Hudson, III, married Mary Hall before 1688.
In 1703 in Prince George, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, III. from Charles City Co Type: COUNTY FORMED.
In 1704 in Prince George, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, III. Rent Roll: Richard Hudson- 75 acres Type: TAX LIST.2
On 16 December 1714 in Prince George, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, III. Richard Hudson: 401 acres on the water course of Hatchers run,adjacent to Wm Maise Type: LAND GRANT.3
On 22 June 1722 in Prince George, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, III. Richard Hudson: 187 acres between the lines of Hall Hudson, JohnSpain, and John Ellington Type: LAND GRANT.3
On 28 September 1730 in Prince George, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, III. Richard Hudson: 250 ac on up side of Deep Cr known as the flat land Type: LAND GRANT.4
In 1734 in Amelia Co, VAG+, Richard Hudson, III. from Prince George Co Type: COUNTY FORMED.
Richard Hudson, III, died on 21 October 1746 in Amelia Co, VAG+.1
Richard Hudson, III, married Mary Hall before 1688.
In 1703 in Prince George, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, III. from Charles City Co Type: COUNTY FORMED.
In 1704 in Prince George, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, III. Rent Roll: Richard Hudson- 75 acres Type: TAX LIST.2
On 16 December 1714 in Prince George, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, III. Richard Hudson: 401 acres on the water course of Hatchers run,adjacent to Wm Maise Type: LAND GRANT.3
On 22 June 1722 in Prince George, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, III. Richard Hudson: 187 acres between the lines of Hall Hudson, JohnSpain, and John Ellington Type: LAND GRANT.3
On 28 September 1730 in Prince George, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, III. Richard Hudson: 250 ac on up side of Deep Cr known as the flat land Type: LAND GRANT.4
In 1734 in Amelia Co, VAG+, Richard Hudson, III. from Prince George Co Type: COUNTY FORMED.
Richard Hudson, III, died on 21 October 1746 in Amelia Co, VAG+.1
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Citations
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
- [S385] Early Virginia Families Along the James River, Volume 2
- [S261] Virginia, Colonial Land Office Patents, 1623-1774
- [S58] Chamberlayne, Churchill Gibson, Births from Bristol Parish Register of Henrico, Prince George, and Dinwiddie Counties, Virginia, 1720-1798
Edgefield Sc1,2,3,4,5
U, #25232
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Citations
- [S60] Hendrix, Lee Corley, Edgefield County, South Carolina Deed Books 16, 17, 18
- [S386] Holcomb, Brent, Edgefield County, South Carolina Minutes of the County Court 1785-1795
- [S61] Revill, Janie, Edgefield County, South Carolina Records
- [S192] Hendrix, Lee Corley, Edgefield County, South Carolina Deed Books 1,2,3,4,5 & 6; 1786-1792
- [S387] Ingmire, Frances Terry, Edgefield County South Carolina, Old Wills; Volume I, 1787-1806
John Hinds
| Relationship | 5th great-grandfather of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25233, b. est __/__/1735, d. 12/08/1823
Parents
| Father | John Hinds (b. estimated 1704) |
Family: Wife JnHinds
| Daughter | Susannah Hinds+ (b. 8 December 1765, d. 1848) |
| Son | John Hinds, Jr (b. estimated 1776) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
John Hinds, son of John Hinds, was born estimated 1735. based on daughter Susannah being born in 1765.1
In 1769, the 96th District was one of the new districts formed in South Carolina to replace the Anglican parishes.
On 15 May 1771, John received a land grant of 150 acres on Little Saluda River. This land was given to his daughter Susannah prior to her marriage to Prescott Bush.2
Between 1775 and 1792 a John Hinds served in the SC continental line during the Revolution. Based on current available records, it is difficult to determine if there was one John Hinds or at least 3 John Hinds who served.
In 1785 Newberry Co was one of the 8 counties formed within the 96th District.
On 5 March 1785 in Edgefield Co, 96th Dist, SCG+, Prescott Bush, Sr., and wife Susannah Hinds sold 150 acres on Little Saluda River. Original grantee: John Hinds. He conveyed the land to daughter Susannah on May 15 1771 before her marriage.2
John Hinds was the Head of Household in the census in 1790 in Newberry Co 96th Dist, SCG+. John Hinds: males 2<16, 1>15; females 3.4
In 1800 the 96th District was dissolved and the eight counties including Newberry Co were renamed as districts.
John Hinds was the Head of Household in the census in 1800 in Newberry Co, SCG. John Hines: males 1<10, 1>45 (bef 1755); females 2<10, 2 10-15, 1 26-44 (1756-1774); 0 slaves.5,5,5
John Hinds was the Head of Household in the census in 1810 in Newberry Dist, SCG. John Hinds: males 2<10, 1 10-15, 1>44 (bef 1784); females 1 10-15, 1 16-25, 1 26-44, 1 >44 (bef 1784.)6
John Hinds was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Barnwell, Barnwell Dist, SCG+. John Hines Sr: males 2<10, 1 26-44 (1776-1794); females 1>45 (bef 1775) ; 0 slaves
John Hines Jr: males 1 26-44; females 1<10; 0 slaves.7
John Hinds Hines, age 70 of South Carolina, died on 8 December 1823 in Savannah, Chatham Co, GAG, of old age.
John Hinds was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in 73rd Dist, Burke Co, GAG. John Hines Sr: males 1<5, 1 70-79; females 1 5-9, 1 10-14, 1 20-29; 2 slaves.8
In 1769, the 96th District was one of the new districts formed in South Carolina to replace the Anglican parishes.
On 15 May 1771, John received a land grant of 150 acres on Little Saluda River. This land was given to his daughter Susannah prior to her marriage to Prescott Bush.2
Between 1775 and 1792 a John Hinds served in the SC continental line during the Revolution. Based on current available records, it is difficult to determine if there was one John Hinds or at least 3 John Hinds who served.
Roster of South Carolina Patrious in the American Revolution
John Hinds enlisted in the Second Regiment on 4 November 1775. He was under Capt Blake when he was discharged on 10 July 1778. Anthony Hinds served in the same unit for the same time period. John also served under Capt Richard Mason in 1779.
John Hinds served thirty days as a private and sixty-three days as a lieutenant in Marion's brigade during 1782.
John Hinds served under Col Isaac Motte and was in the battles at Sullivan's Island and Parker's Ferry. Married Martha Acock (Aycock) in March 1792 and died February 1825.
U.S., Revolutionary War Pensionsers
John Hinds, private in SC line, moved to Georgia in Sept 1823. March 1829 is stated but it is not clear what that date refers to.
U.S., The Pension Roll of 1835 for John Hindsfor Chatham Co Georgia
John Hinds, private SC cont'l line, transferred from the Barnwell District SC on Sept 1823 and died Dec 8, 1823.
History of Williamsburg (County)
John Hinds was a Lieutenant in Marion's Brigade.3
In 1785 Newberry Co was one of the 8 counties formed within the 96th District.
On 5 March 1785 in Edgefield Co, 96th Dist, SCG+, Prescott Bush, Sr., and wife Susannah Hinds sold 150 acres on Little Saluda River. Original grantee: John Hinds. He conveyed the land to daughter Susannah on May 15 1771 before her marriage.2
John Hinds was the Head of Household in the census in 1790 in Newberry Co 96th Dist, SCG+. John Hinds: males 2<16, 1>15; females 3.4
In 1800 the 96th District was dissolved and the eight counties including Newberry Co were renamed as districts.
John Hinds was the Head of Household in the census in 1800 in Newberry Co, SCG. John Hines: males 1<10, 1>45 (bef 1755); females 2<10, 2 10-15, 1 26-44 (1756-1774); 0 slaves.5,5,5
John Hinds was the Head of Household in the census in 1810 in Newberry Dist, SCG. John Hinds: males 2<10, 1 10-15, 1>44 (bef 1784); females 1 10-15, 1 16-25, 1 26-44, 1 >44 (bef 1784.)6
John Hinds was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Barnwell, Barnwell Dist, SCG+. John Hines Sr: males 2<10, 1 26-44 (1776-1794); females 1>45 (bef 1775) ; 0 slaves
John Hines Jr: males 1 26-44; females 1<10; 0 slaves.7
John Hinds Hines, age 70 of South Carolina, died on 8 December 1823 in Savannah, Chatham Co, GAG, of old age.
John Hinds was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in 73rd Dist, Burke Co, GAG. John Hines Sr: males 1<5, 1 70-79; females 1 5-9, 1 10-14, 1 20-29; 2 slaves.8
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Citations
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
- [S388] Wells, Carol, Edgefield County, South Carolina Deed Books 23, 24, 25, 26
- [S757] U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783
- [S232] 1790 United States Census-.
- [S233] 1800 United States-.
- [S254] 1810 United States-.
- [S249] 1820 United States-.
- [S251] 1830 United States-.
Phillip McCarty1,2,3,4,5,6,5
| Relationship | 3rd great-grandfather of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25234, b. 07/21/1791, d. 06/16/1879
Parents
| Father | Michael McCarty, II (b. 16 February 1754, d. 17 November 1843) |
| Mother | Martha Boddie (b. 1756, d. 1810) |
Family 1: Marie Pearson (b. about 1790, d. about 1825)
| Child | Child 1 McCarty (b. about 1809) |
| Child | Child 2 McCarty (b. about 1810) |
| Child | Child 3 McCarty (b. about 1812) |
| Child | Sampson W S McCarty (b. 1813) |
| Son | William Bluett McCarty (b. 1814, d. 1880) |
| Daughter | Bethany McCarty+ (b. about 1816, d. 1865) |
Family 2: Mahala Boddie (b. 1795, d. 1832)
| Son | William Allen McCarty+ (b. 23 March 1819, d. 19 April 1904) |
| Son | Alsa B. McCarty+ (b. 1820, d. 6 July 1871) |
| Son | Wilson S. McCarty (b. about 1821) |
| Son | Tillman Watson McCarty (b. about 1823) |
| Daughter | Mary Ann McCarty+ (b. 13 October 1827, d. 17 April 1902) |
| Daughter | Martha McCarty (b. about 1828) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth McCarty (b. 1832) |
Family 3: Mary Mitchell (b. 18 November 1803, d. 27 October 1888)
| Son | John Sion Jeter (twin) McCarty+ (b. 8 April 1833) |
| Daughter | Francis Sophronia McCarty+ (b. 8 April 1833, d. 7 March 1909) |
| Son | Walter D. McCarty+ (b. 1835) |
| Son | Thomas Randall McCarty+ (b. 1836, d. 23 August 1871) |
| Daughter | Georgia Ann McCarty+ (b. 2 November 1837, d. 4 April 1915) |
| Son | Phillip Tipton 'Tippy' McCarty+ (b. 1841) |
| Son | James Michael McCarty+ (b. 1843, d. after 1880) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Phillip McCarty, son of Michael McCarty, II, and Martha Boddie, was born on 21 July 1791 in Edgefield Co, 96th Dist, SCG+.1,2,6,7
Edgefield Co Ninety-Sixth District SC was renamed as Edgefield District in 1800.
Phillip McCarty married Marie Pearson about 1808 in South CarolinaG.
Phillip McCarty married Mahala Boddie, daughter of Nathan Boddie, Sr, and Unknown, about 1817 in South CarolinaG.
On 27 September 1817 in Edgefield Dist, SCG+, sold 140 acres on waters of Richland Creek of Little Saluda . Adjacent property owners: Phillip McCarty.
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Edgefield Dist, SCG+. Philip McCarty: males 1<10, 1 26-44 (1776-1794); females 1 16-25 (1795-1804); 1 slave.8
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Edgefield Dist, SCG+. Philip McCarty: males 3 <5, 1 10-14, 1 20-29, 1 40-49 (1781-1790); females 2<5, 1 30-39 (1791-1800); 7 slaves.3
Phillips first wife Mahala was ill for some time prior to her death and Mary was hired to take care of her and run the household during her illness. Phillip McCarty married Mary Mitchell, daughter of James Mitchell and Unknown wofJamesMitchell, about 1832 in Edgefield Dist, SCG+.
The family of Phillip McCarty moved from Edgefield Dist, SCG+, to Lanier, Macon Co, GeorgiaG, about 1836. Lanier, Macon Co, Georgia He was elected judge of an inferior court in 1840 and seems to have served only one term. For this short tenure, he acquired the title of "judge" and was known thee after as Judge Philip McCaarty.
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1840 in Macon Co, GeorgiaG. Philip McCarty: males 2<5 (Walter, Thomas), 1 5-9 (John), 3 15-19 (Alsa, Wilson, Tillman), 1 40-49 (Michael 1791-1800); females 1<5 (Georgia Ann), 2 5-9 (Elizabeth, Francis ), 2 10-14 (Mary Ann, Martha), 1 20-29 (Bethaney), 1 30-39 (Mary 1801-1810); 23 slaves.4
The family of Phillip McCarty moved from Macon Co, GeorgiaG, about 1842. Dale Co Alabama where he lived until he died.
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in Southern Div, Dale Co, ALG. Philip McCarty 58, Mary 45, Elizabeth 18, Jeter 17, Sophronia 17, Walter 15, Thomas 13, Georgia A 12, Philip 9, James M 7, C C Wood McCarty 35, Moses Prescott 65.6
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Dale Co, ALG+. Philip McCarty 68 SC, Mary 56 SC, Philip 18 GA, James 17 GA, Walter 25 GA, Martha 21 GA, George Ann 1 (not a typo) AL.2
Phillip lived in Dale Co, ALG+, in 1866.5
Phillip lived in Dale Co, ALG+, in 1866.5
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1870 in Beat 3, Dale Co, AlabamaG. Philip McCarty 79, Mary 68, Candance 12, Salomon 9.1
Phillip McCarty.
Phillip McCarty signed a will on 7 June 1879 in Dale Co AlabamaG. Phillip willed everything he owned to his wife Mary with the exception of his real estate lying in Sections Eight and Seventeen, Township Four, Range Twenty-Three which he left to his youngest son James M McCarty. James was instructed to take care and support Mary and Amanda, the widow of Thomas R McCarty, and his grandson Philip, son of Thomas. After Mary's death, James was to sell the remainder of his property and divide the proceeds equally amoung all of his lawful heirs.
His will shows that he owned more than 2,000 acres, much of which is part of Fort Rucker today. This includes the Averett-McCarty cemetery.
Phillip McCarty died on 16 June 1879 at 87 years of age. He was buried in Averett Cem, Ft Rucker, Dale Co, ALG. Find A Grave Memorial # is. 9713381.9
Edgefield Co Ninety-Sixth District SC was renamed as Edgefield District in 1800.
Phillip McCarty married Marie Pearson about 1808 in South CarolinaG.
Phillip McCarty married Mahala Boddie, daughter of Nathan Boddie, Sr, and Unknown, about 1817 in South CarolinaG.
On 27 September 1817 in Edgefield Dist, SCG+, sold 140 acres on waters of Richland Creek of Little Saluda . Adjacent property owners: Phillip McCarty.
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Edgefield Dist, SCG+. Philip McCarty: males 1<10, 1 26-44 (1776-1794); females 1 16-25 (1795-1804); 1 slave.8
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Edgefield Dist, SCG+. Philip McCarty: males 3 <5, 1 10-14, 1 20-29, 1 40-49 (1781-1790); females 2<5, 1 30-39 (1791-1800); 7 slaves.3
Phillips first wife Mahala was ill for some time prior to her death and Mary was hired to take care of her and run the household during her illness. Phillip McCarty married Mary Mitchell, daughter of James Mitchell and Unknown wofJamesMitchell, about 1832 in Edgefield Dist, SCG+.
The family of Phillip McCarty moved from Edgefield Dist, SCG+, to Lanier, Macon Co, GeorgiaG, about 1836. Lanier, Macon Co, Georgia He was elected judge of an inferior court in 1840 and seems to have served only one term. For this short tenure, he acquired the title of "judge" and was known thee after as Judge Philip McCaarty.
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1840 in Macon Co, GeorgiaG. Philip McCarty: males 2<5 (Walter, Thomas), 1 5-9 (John), 3 15-19 (Alsa, Wilson, Tillman), 1 40-49 (Michael 1791-1800); females 1<5 (Georgia Ann), 2 5-9 (Elizabeth, Francis ), 2 10-14 (Mary Ann, Martha), 1 20-29 (Bethaney), 1 30-39 (Mary 1801-1810); 23 slaves.4
The family of Phillip McCarty moved from Macon Co, GeorgiaG, about 1842. Dale Co Alabama where he lived until he died.
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in Southern Div, Dale Co, ALG. Philip McCarty 58, Mary 45, Elizabeth 18, Jeter 17, Sophronia 17, Walter 15, Thomas 13, Georgia A 12, Philip 9, James M 7, C C Wood McCarty 35, Moses Prescott 65.6
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Dale Co, ALG+. Philip McCarty 68 SC, Mary 56 SC, Philip 18 GA, James 17 GA, Walter 25 GA, Martha 21 GA, George Ann 1 (not a typo) AL.2
Phillip lived in Dale Co, ALG+, in 1866.5
Phillip lived in Dale Co, ALG+, in 1866.5
Phillip McCarty was the Head of Household in the census in 1870 in Beat 3, Dale Co, AlabamaG. Philip McCarty 79, Mary 68, Candance 12, Salomon 9.1
Phillip McCarty.
Those who knew Philip remember him as a stern, just man, a strict disciplinarian. He was well educated and gave all of his children better than an average education of that day. Though he was considered a well-to-do farmer, he still believed that work was good for his children and kept them busy. He would not tolerate the desecration of the Sabbath and never allowed any of his family or slaves to work on Sunday.
Philip was a small man with 'gander blue' eyes and fiery red hair and a fiery temper. Though Philip had several sons that drank rather heavily, he confined his drinking to a 'hot toddy' each morning. His bottle stood on the mantle in his room always.
Phillip McCarty signed a will on 7 June 1879 in Dale Co AlabamaG. Phillip willed everything he owned to his wife Mary with the exception of his real estate lying in Sections Eight and Seventeen, Township Four, Range Twenty-Three which he left to his youngest son James M McCarty. James was instructed to take care and support Mary and Amanda, the widow of Thomas R McCarty, and his grandson Philip, son of Thomas. After Mary's death, James was to sell the remainder of his property and divide the proceeds equally amoung all of his lawful heirs.
His will shows that he owned more than 2,000 acres, much of which is part of Fort Rucker today. This includes the Averett-McCarty cemetery.
Phillip McCarty died on 16 June 1879 at 87 years of age. He was buried in Averett Cem, Ft Rucker, Dale Co, ALG. Find A Grave Memorial # is. 9713381.9
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Citations
- [S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870
- [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
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Sion Mitchell1
| Relationship | 4th great-granduncle of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25235, b. abt __/__/1775
Parents
| Father | John B Mitchell (b. August 1751) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Forrest (b. 1750, d. 1789) |
Family: Elizabeth Cook (b. about 1780)
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Biography
In 1769, the 96th District was one of the new districts formed in South Carolina to replace the Anglican parishes.
Sion Mitchell, son of John B Mitchell and Elizabeth Forrest, was born about 1775 in South CarolinaG.
Edgefield Co SC was one of the seven counties formed within the Ninety-Sixth District in 1785.
On 7 June 1790 a land grant of [m1] acres was issued to Sion Mitchell in Edgefield Co, 96th Dist, SCG+.1
Edgefield Co Ninety-Sixth District SC was renamed as Edgefield District in 1800.
Sion Mitchell was the Head of Household in the census in 1800 in Edgefield, Edgefield Co 96th Dist, SCG+. Sion Mitchell: males 2<10 (1791-1800), 2 10-15 (1785-1790), 1 16-25 (1775-1784), 1 26-44 (1756-1784); females 2<10 (1791-1800), 1 16-25 (1775-1784), 1 26-44 (1756-1784), 1>45 (bef 1755.)2
On 31 August 1805 in Clouds Creek of Saluda River, Edgefield District, SCG, Fuqua Beasley sold John Mitchell. 1300 on Edgefield District. Witnesses: [S].1
The will of Fred Williams was [m1] [d] in Edgefield Dist, SCG+. Witnesses: Sion Mitchell.3
Sion Mitchell was the Head of Household in the census in 1810 in Edgefield Dist, SCG+. Sion Mitchell: males 1 10-15, 1 16-25, 1 26-44 (1766-1784); females 1 10-15, 1 16-25, 1 26- 44, 1>45; 4 slaves.4
Sion Mitchell married Elizabeth Cook on 22 February 1817 in Wilson Co, TennesseeG.5
Sion Mitchell was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Edgefield Dist, SCG+. Siah Mitchell: males 1 16-25, 1>45 (b1775); females 1 >45; 6 slaves.6
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Citations
- [S388] Wells, Carol, Edgefield County, South Carolina Deed Books 23, 24, 25, 26
- [S233] 1800 United States-.
- [S193] Ingmire, Frances Terry, Edgefield County South Carolina, Old Wills; Volume II, 1785-1818
- [S254] 1810 United States-.
- [S389] Wells, Carol, Edgefield County, South Carolina Deed Books 36, 37, and 38
- [S249] 1820 United States-.