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Nehemiah Smith
1,2
M, #25726, b. __/__/1761, d. abt __/__/1809
Parents
| Father | Col John Smith (b. 1684, d. November 1777) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Whitfield (b. 1687, d. 1708) |
Family: Lurany Avera (b. about 1767, d. after 1826)
| Son | Calvin Smith (b. between 1788 and 1810) |
| Daughter | Lurany Smith (b. between 1788 and 1810) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Smith+ (b. 1792, d. 1841) |
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Biography
Nehemiah Smith was also known as Administrators of Nehemiah Smith. He was also known as Nehemiah Smith, Adm. He, son of Col John Smith and Elizabeth Whitfield, was born in 1761 in Johnston Co, NCG+.1
About 1780, Nehemiah Smith and [WO] served as a. Revolutionary Soldier in North CarolinaG.34
On 8 March 1786, 200 ac. acres was surveyed for Nehemiah Smith in GA.564
Nehemiah Smith age ~26 married Lurany Avera age ~20, daughter of William Avera and Rachel Aventon, on 9 January 1787 in Johnston Co, NCG+. Nahor Norris was the bondsman.78
Nehemiah Smith was the Head of Household in the census in 1790 in Johnston Co, NCG+. Nehemiah Smith: males 1<16, 1>16; females 2; slaves 1.2
[p1] and [WO] was one of the citizens whose name was on a memorial to Gov Telfair from citizens in the 2nd Battalion in Greene Co GA complaining of appointments by a board of directors. No specific date given.9
On 29 May 1793 in Mill Creek, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Thomas Avera, Jr., sold Henry Avera. 390 ac on Mill Creek. Witnesses: [S], [wm].8
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Hancock Co, GAG+, was formed on 17 December 1793 from. Washington and Greene counties. [:BOLD] [:CENTER].
Nehemiah Smith was not listed in the in 1794 tax list for in Hancock Co, GAG+.
Between 1795 and 1798 [p1] moved from [m1] to [l]. [m2].
On 24 February 1795 in Swift Creek, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, John Giles sold Samuel Avera. 60 ac on ss of Swift Creek. Witnesses: [S], William Aventon Avera, Sr.10
On 3 December 1795 in the will of William Avera in Johnston Co, NCG+, executors were Nehemiah Smith ., son-in-law.10
Nehemiah Smith was listed as a tax defaulter in the in 1796 tax list for in Little Ogeechee River, Capt McDouls Dist, Hancock Co, GAG.11
[P1f] was a land owner in the in 1802 tax list for in Ogeechee River, Capt Dixons District, Hancock Co, GeorgiaG, on the Ogeechee River. 125, 225. Original grantee John Rutherford.121314
In the in 1805 land lottery, in Capt Thomas Dist, Hancock Co, GAG, drawer(s): [m]; Nehemiah Smith [m2] [m3] [m4] [m5] [m6].15,16
In the in 1806 land lottery, in Capt Thomas Dist, Hancock Co, GAG, drawer(s): Nehemiah Smith [m] [m2] [m3] [m4] [m5] [m6].17
Nehemiah Smith died about 1809 in Hancock Co, GAG+.1
An estate sale for Nehemiah Smith was held in 1809 in Hancock Co, GAG+. Lurany Smith (widow) and Drury Averett (son-in-law) made numerous purchases.18
On 3 June 1811 in Hancock Co, GAG+, for the estate of Nehemiah Smith dec'd, on their giving bond and security of five thousand dollars, William Cureton were appointed as administrators. Any three of the individuals, are to be selected as appraisers.1920
About 1813 for the estate of Nehemiah Smith dec'd, on their giving bond and security of five thousand dollars, William Cureton were appointed as administrators. Any three of the individuals, are to be selected as appraisers.
In 1814 in Hancock Co, GAG+, for the estate of Nehemiah Smith dec'd, on their giving bond and security of five thousand dollars, were appointed as administrators. Any three of the individuals, are to be selected as appraisers.
About 1780, Nehemiah Smith and [WO] served as a. Revolutionary Soldier in North CarolinaG.34
On 8 March 1786, 200 ac. acres was surveyed for Nehemiah Smith in GA.564
Nehemiah Smith age ~26 married Lurany Avera age ~20, daughter of William Avera and Rachel Aventon, on 9 January 1787 in Johnston Co, NCG+. Nahor Norris was the bondsman.78
Nehemiah Smith was the Head of Household in the census in 1790 in Johnston Co, NCG+. Nehemiah Smith: males 1<16, 1>16; females 2; slaves 1.2
[p1] and [WO] was one of the citizens whose name was on a memorial to Gov Telfair from citizens in the 2nd Battalion in Greene Co GA complaining of appointments by a board of directors. No specific date given.9
On 29 May 1793 in Mill Creek, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Thomas Avera, Jr., sold Henry Avera. 390 ac on Mill Creek. Witnesses: [S], [wm].8
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Hancock Co, GAG+, was formed on 17 December 1793 from. Washington and Greene counties. [:BOLD] [:CENTER].
Nehemiah Smith was not listed in the in 1794 tax list for in Hancock Co, GAG+.
Between 1795 and 1798 [p1] moved from [m1] to [l]. [m2].
On 24 February 1795 in Swift Creek, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, John Giles sold Samuel Avera. 60 ac on ss of Swift Creek. Witnesses: [S], William Aventon Avera, Sr.10
On 3 December 1795 in the will of William Avera in Johnston Co, NCG+, executors were Nehemiah Smith ., son-in-law.10
Nehemiah Smith was listed as a tax defaulter in the in 1796 tax list for in Little Ogeechee River, Capt McDouls Dist, Hancock Co, GAG.11
[P1f] was a land owner in the in 1802 tax list for in Ogeechee River, Capt Dixons District, Hancock Co, GeorgiaG, on the Ogeechee River. 125, 225. Original grantee John Rutherford.121314
In the in 1805 land lottery, in Capt Thomas Dist, Hancock Co, GAG, drawer(s): [m]; Nehemiah Smith [m2] [m3] [m4] [m5] [m6].15,16
In the in 1806 land lottery, in Capt Thomas Dist, Hancock Co, GAG, drawer(s): Nehemiah Smith [m] [m2] [m3] [m4] [m5] [m6].17
Nehemiah Smith died about 1809 in Hancock Co, GAG+.1
An estate sale for Nehemiah Smith was held in 1809 in Hancock Co, GAG+. Lurany Smith (widow) and Drury Averett (son-in-law) made numerous purchases.18
On 3 June 1811 in Hancock Co, GAG+, for the estate of Nehemiah Smith dec'd, on their giving bond and security of five thousand dollars, William Cureton were appointed as administrators. Any three of the individuals, are to be selected as appraisers.1920
About 1813 for the estate of Nehemiah Smith dec'd, on their giving bond and security of five thousand dollars, William Cureton were appointed as administrators. Any three of the individuals, are to be selected as appraisers.
In 1814 in Hancock Co, GAG+, for the estate of Nehemiah Smith dec'd, on their giving bond and security of five thousand dollars, were appointed as administrators. Any three of the individuals, are to be selected as appraisers.
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Citations
- [S4] Ancestry.com, One World Tree
- [S232] 1790 United States Census-.
- [S542] Roster, Roster of Soldiers from North Carolina in the American Revolution, Memo: with an appendix containing a collection of miscellaneous records.,unknown: The D.A.R., 1932
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
- [S649] Georgia Survey General Survey Book
- [S142] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, Index to the Headright and Bounty Grants of Georgia 1756-1909
- [S196] Holcomb, Brent H, Marriages of Johnston County, North Carolina, 1762-1868
- [S432] Haun, Weynette Parks, Johnston County, North Carolina Abstracts: Deed Books, Vol IV; 1779-1794, Source Element: 929.3756 HAL
- [S675] U.S., Census Reconstructed Records, 1660-1820
- [S532] Haun, Weynette Parks, Johnston County, North Carolina Abstracts: Deed Books, Vol V; 1795-1799, Source Element: 929.3756 HAL
- [S541] Hancock County Georgia Deed Books 1794-1802
- [S415] Hancock County Georgia Tax Lists - 1802;
- [S644] Hancock County Georgia Deed Books F-G 1802-1806
- [S406] Hancock County Georgia Tax Lists - 1804; LDS film
- [S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws
- [S64] Wood, Virginia S, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Memo: [135]
- [S172] Houston, Martha Lou, Marriages of Hancock County Georgia 1806-1850 & 1806 Land Lottery, Source Element: 929.3758 HOU
Memo: [166] - [S401] Hancock County Georgia Inferior Court, Wills and Administration; Book A-AAAA, 1974-1807
- [S279] Brantley, J Kenneth, Hancock County Georgia Court of Ordinary Minutes 1799-1817
- [S409] Hancock County Georgia Tax Lists - 1812; LDS film
Arthur Averitt
M, #25727, b. abt __/__/1700
Parents
| Father | Nathaniel Averitt (b. 1678, d. 1749) |
| Mother | Mary Mitchell (b. about 1680) |
Family:
| Son | John Averitt (b. about 1728) |
| Daughter | Peggy Averitt (b. about 1731) |
| Son | Benjamin Averitt (b. about 1732) |
| Son | Jenkin Averitt+ (b. about 1735, d. about 1800) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Arthur Averitt, son of Nathaniel Averitt and Mary Mitchell, was born about 1700 in North CarolinaG.
Arthur lived in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG, in 1769.1
Arthur lived in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG, in 1770.1
Arthur lived in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG, in 1786.1
Arthur lived in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG, in 1769.1
Arthur lived in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG, in 1770.1
Arthur lived in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG, in 1786.1
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
James Toler1
M, #25728, b. bef __/__/1735, d. aft __/__/1779
Family: Ann Mason
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
James Toler was also known as James Towler Toler.
James Toler married Ann Mason, daughter of John Mason and Ann woJohnMason.1
James Toler. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.2,1,3 He. 1720 Currituck Co NC - James Toler received 2 cows in John Mason'swill. He was a son-in-law. [271 IV] Matthias Toler was also ason-in-law. [271 IV] The name of James' wife is not listed.
1750 Pasquotank Co NC - In his 1750 will, Samuel Williams leaves thecattle that belongs to me in the care of James Toler. [271 VII]
1755 Currituck Co NC tax list: James Towler. [010 CD pre 1790]
1770 Currituck Co NC tax list: James Tolar. [278]. He, was born before 1735. NC probably.4
James lived in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, in 1755. James Tower, 3 tithables.5,3
James lived in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, in 1779. Tolar.4
James Toler died after 1779.2,4,1
James Toler married Ann Mason, daughter of John Mason and Ann woJohnMason.1
James Toler. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.2,1,3 He. 1720 Currituck Co NC - James Toler received 2 cows in John Mason'swill. He was a son-in-law. [271 IV] Matthias Toler was also ason-in-law. [271 IV] The name of James' wife is not listed.
1750 Pasquotank Co NC - In his 1750 will, Samuel Williams leaves thecattle that belongs to me in the care of James Toler. [271 VII]
1755 Currituck Co NC tax list: James Towler. [010 CD pre 1790]
1770 Currituck Co NC tax list: James Tolar. [278]. He, was born before 1735. NC probably.4
James lived in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, in 1755. James Tower, 3 tithables.5,3
James lived in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, in 1779. Tolar.4
James Toler died after 1779.2,4,1
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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
- [S91] Bradley Jr, Dr Stephen, Early Records of North Carolina, Volume VII; Wills, 1756-1794
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
- [S70] Ratcliff, Clarence, North Carolina Taxpayers, Volume 2 1679-1790
- [S153] Currituck County NC Tax Records
Nehemiah (RS) Toler1,2
M, #25729, b. __/__/1749, d. 10/__/1839
Family: Grace Jones (b. 1751)
| Son | Jesse Toler, Sr.+ (b. about 1782) |
| Son | Bardon Toler (b. about 1785) |
| Son | John Toler (b. about 1785) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Toler (b. 1790) |
| Son | Enos Toler (b. about 1795, d. 1843) |
| Son | America Toler (b. about 1812) |
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Biography
Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Benjamin Strickland age 63 made an inquiry about the pension on Dec 161851 in Wayne County. He claimed he was married to a daughter (notnamed) of Nehemiah. [064] There is a Benjamin Stricklin in the 1850Wayne Co NC census with a wife named Elizabeth.
Nehemiah (RS) Toler. NC line Type: Military unit.3
In 1746 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. from Craven Co Type: COUNTY FORMED. He, was born in 1749. probably Johnston Co NC. Source says Wayne Co but it wasn't formeduntil 1779.3
In 1758 in Dobbs Co, NCG+, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. from Johnston Co Type: COUNTY FORMED.
In 1769 in Dobbs Co, NCG+, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Nehemiah Toler Type: TAX LIST.4
On 18 October 1779 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. from the western portion of Dobbs Co Type: COUNTY FORMED.
On 2 November 1779 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Type: TAX LIST. Unrecognized GEDCOM data. Unknown GEDCOM tag: _MILT Nehemiah Toler was living in Wayne Co at the time of his enlistment inthe Revolutionary War. about 1780 in Wayne Co, NCG.3
In 1786 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Type: TAX LIST.5
On 21 December 1786 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Nehemiah Tolar sold John Coor Pinder one negro man named Mingo and a'Rackoon Hat' Type: SALE.6
On 16 February 1789 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Thomas Gray of Sampson County gave a bill of sale to Nehemiah Tolar ofWayne County. Object not identified Type: PURCHASE.7
Nehemiah (RS) Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1790 in Wayne Co, NCG. Nehemiah Toler: males 1>16, 3<16(Jesse, Bardon, John); females 5;slaves 1.2
In 1791 in Dobbs Co, NCG+, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Type: TAX LIST.
Nehemiah (RS) Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1800 in Wayne Co, NCG. Nehemiah Taylor: males 1<10, 1 10-15, 1 16-25, 1>45(bef 1755); females2 10-15, 1 16-25 (1775-1784); slaves 1. Two sons, wife, and twodaughters..
Nehemiah (RS) Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1810 in Wayne Co, NCG. Myar Toler: males 2 16-25, 1>45 (bef 1765); females 1 16-25; 3 slaves.Wife and one daughter are no longer in the household.
Nehemiah (RS) Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Wayne Co, NCG. Nehemiah Toler: males 1 26-45, 1 >45; females none; slaves 6. One sonremaining in the household.1
In August 1829 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Stephen Tolar deeded a tract of land to Nehemiah Tolar. This land wasgranted by patent to Thomas Tolar Sep 28, 1754 and conveyed to StephenTolar on May 29, 1789. Type: LAND PURCHASE.7
Nehemiah (RS) Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Wayne Co, NCG. male 80-90 (1740-1750) living with Barden Toler.3
Nehemiah lived in Wayne Co, NCG, on 3 October 1832. applied for a Revolutionary War pension.3
Nehemiah (RS) Toler died in October 1839 in Wayne Co, NCG.3
Nehemiah (RS) Toler. NC line Type: Military unit.3
In 1746 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. from Craven Co Type: COUNTY FORMED. He, was born in 1749. probably Johnston Co NC. Source says Wayne Co but it wasn't formeduntil 1779.3
In 1758 in Dobbs Co, NCG+, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. from Johnston Co Type: COUNTY FORMED.
In 1769 in Dobbs Co, NCG+, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Nehemiah Toler Type: TAX LIST.4
On 18 October 1779 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. from the western portion of Dobbs Co Type: COUNTY FORMED.
On 2 November 1779 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Type: TAX LIST. Unrecognized GEDCOM data. Unknown GEDCOM tag: _MILT Nehemiah Toler was living in Wayne Co at the time of his enlistment inthe Revolutionary War. about 1780 in Wayne Co, NCG.3
In 1786 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Type: TAX LIST.5
On 21 December 1786 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Nehemiah Tolar sold John Coor Pinder one negro man named Mingo and a'Rackoon Hat' Type: SALE.6
On 16 February 1789 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Thomas Gray of Sampson County gave a bill of sale to Nehemiah Tolar ofWayne County. Object not identified Type: PURCHASE.7
Nehemiah (RS) Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1790 in Wayne Co, NCG. Nehemiah Toler: males 1>16, 3<16(Jesse, Bardon, John); females 5;slaves 1.2
In 1791 in Dobbs Co, NCG+, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Type: TAX LIST.
Nehemiah (RS) Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1800 in Wayne Co, NCG. Nehemiah Taylor: males 1<10, 1 10-15, 1 16-25, 1>45(bef 1755); females2 10-15, 1 16-25 (1775-1784); slaves 1. Two sons, wife, and twodaughters..
Nehemiah (RS) Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1810 in Wayne Co, NCG. Myar Toler: males 2 16-25, 1>45 (bef 1765); females 1 16-25; 3 slaves.Wife and one daughter are no longer in the household.
Nehemiah (RS) Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Wayne Co, NCG. Nehemiah Toler: males 1 26-45, 1 >45; females none; slaves 6. One sonremaining in the household.1
In August 1829 in Wayne Co, NCG, Nehemiah (RS) Toler. Stephen Tolar deeded a tract of land to Nehemiah Tolar. This land wasgranted by patent to Thomas Tolar Sep 28, 1754 and conveyed to StephenTolar on May 29, 1789. Type: LAND PURCHASE.7
Nehemiah (RS) Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Wayne Co, NCG. male 80-90 (1740-1750) living with Barden Toler.3
Nehemiah lived in Wayne Co, NCG, on 3 October 1832. applied for a Revolutionary War pension.3
Nehemiah (RS) Toler died in October 1839 in Wayne Co, NCG.3
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Citations
- [S249] 1820 United States-.
- [S232] 1790 United States Census-.
- [S154] White, Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
- [S70] Ratcliff, Clarence, North Carolina Taxpayers, Volume 2 1679-1790
- [S315] Watson, Joseph W, Abstracts of the Early Deeds of Wayne County North Carolina 1780-1793
- [S130] Kinfolks of Wayne County North Carolina 1793-1832,Watson, Joseph W. Watson, Joseph W, 1986, Publisher: Meridional Publications Meridional Publications, Repository: Love Houston Memorial Library, [237].
Abraham Smith1,2,1
M, #25730, b. __/__/1765, d. __/__/1815
Parents
| Father | John Smith (b. 1773) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Whitfield (b. 1700, d. 19 December 1710) |
Family: Sarah Ellis Rosser (b. 5 January 1771, d. 2 May 1831)
| Daughter | Rebecca Rosser Smith (b. 7 December 1790, d. 13 July 1854) |
| Son | James Rosser Smith (b. 1796, d. 1873) |
| Daughter | Charon Smith+ (b. about 1800, d. 28 December 1851) |
| Daughter | Sarah Smith (b. 1802, d. 1873) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Abraham Smith was also known as Abram Smith.3 He, son of John Smith and Elizabeth Whitfield, was born in 1765 in Smithfield, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG.1,13
Abraham Smith married Sarah Ellis Rosser, daughter of James Rosser and Alice Worthing, after 17 January 1787 in Hancock Co, Smithfield, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG.1,2,2,14
Abraham lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, between 1794 and 1804.56
Abraham Smith died in 1815 in Jasper, Pickens Co, GeorgiaG.1,1
Abraham Smith signed a will in 1815 in Jasper Co, GAG.1 An estate sale for Abraham Smith was held on 21 February 1832 in Jasper, Pickens Co, GeorgiaG. Estate sale.1
Abraham Smith married Sarah Ellis Rosser, daughter of James Rosser and Alice Worthing, after 17 January 1787 in Hancock Co, Smithfield, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG.1,2,2,14
Abraham lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, between 1794 and 1804.56
Abraham Smith died in 1815 in Jasper, Pickens Co, GeorgiaG.1,1
Abraham Smith signed a will in 1815 in Jasper Co, GAG.1 An estate sale for Abraham Smith was held on 21 February 1832 in Jasper, Pickens Co, GeorgiaG. Estate sale.1
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Citations
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
- [S196] Holcomb, Brent H, Marriages of Johnston County, North Carolina, 1762-1868
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
- [S403] Hancock County Georgia Tax Lists - 1794; Georgia Virtual Vault
- [S140] Hancock County Georgia Tax Lists - 1795; LDS film 0007131
- [S665] Hancock County Georgia Tax Lists - 1804; GAH film
Nathaniel Averitt1
M, #25731, b. abt __/__/1690, d. aft 12/04/1755
Parents
| Father | Nathaniel Everett (b. 1678, d. 1749) |
| Mother | Mary Unknown (b. 1670, d. 1744) |
Family 1: Ann Melton (b. 1710, d. 1755)
| Son | John Averitt (b. before 1734, d. after 4 December 1755) |
| Son | Benjamin Nathaniel Averett (b. 1735, d. after 4 December 1755) |
| Daughter | Nancy Averett (b. 1737, d. after 4 December 1755) |
| Son | Ephally Averitt (b. 1739, d. after 4 December 1755) |
| Daughter | doNathaniel Averitt (b. about 1740, d. before 4 December 1755) |
| Son | Arthur Averitt (b. about 1740, d. after 4 December 1755) |
Family 2: Elizabeth Simmons (b. 1690)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Nathaniel Averitt was also known as Nathaniel Averett Averitt.2 He, son of Nathaniel Everett and Mary Unknown, was born about 1690 in Chowan Co, NCG+.1
Nathaniel Averitt married Ann Melton in 1715 in Chowan Co, NCG+.
Nathaniel Averitt married Elizabeth Simmons in 1715 in Chowan Co, NCG+.1,1
In 1717 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Nathaniel Averitt. Na. Everitt Type: TAX LIST.3
Nathaniel Averitt married Ann Melton in 1734 in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG.1,1
On 4 December 1755 in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG, Nathaniel Averitt. Nathaniel Averitt: sons-John, Arthur, Benjamin Nathaniel, Ephaly.Dau-Nancy. SIL-Jonathan Ennett. Probate not dated Type: WILL SIGNED.2
Nathaniel Averitt died after 4 December 1755 in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG.2
Nathaniel Averitt married Ann Melton in 1715 in Chowan Co, NCG+.
Nathaniel Averitt married Elizabeth Simmons in 1715 in Chowan Co, NCG+.1,1
In 1717 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Nathaniel Averitt. Na. Everitt Type: TAX LIST.3
Nathaniel Averitt married Ann Melton in 1734 in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG.1,1
On 4 December 1755 in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG, Nathaniel Averitt. Nathaniel Averitt: sons-John, Arthur, Benjamin Nathaniel, Ephaly.Dau-Nancy. SIL-Jonathan Ennett. Probate not dated Type: WILL SIGNED.2
Nathaniel Averitt died after 4 December 1755 in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG.2
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Citations
Bright Everitt
M, #25732, b. bef __/__/1747, d. aft __/__/1790
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Bright Everitt was also known as Albright Averett.1,2 He was also known as Bright Averit. He was also known as Bright Everit. He was also known as Albright Everit. He was also known as Brite Averit. He was also known as Albright Averit. He was also known as Bright Avent. He, was born before 1747. estimate since he received a land grant in 1768.1
On 17 March 1767, Bright Everitt received a land grant in Craven Co, SCG+. 100 acres.3
In 1768 in Craven Co, SCG+. the Court ordered a survey to certify the plat of Bright Everit.4
In 1768. the plat of 100 acres of Bright Everit on Bear Swamp is certified.5
In 1768, Bright received a land grant on in Cedar Creek, Craven Co, South Carolina, 1682, 1769G. 100 acres.5
Benjamin Rawlinson was a land owner in the in 1768 tax list for in Craven Co, SCG+. 200 acres. Adjacent to [S] (SB [wm1]) (SB[wm2]. .)3
On 1 March 1768 in Cedar Creek, South CarolinaG. 100 ac, petition for warrants or to extend warrants for [p1].4
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, was formed in 1769 from. the area of St Mark's Parish in Craven Co [:BOLD] [:CENTER].
On 15 February 1769, Bright received a land grant of 100 acres in the in forks of the Congaree and Wateree Rivers, Craven Co, South Carolina, 1682, 1769G.6
On 17 February 1769 a land grant was issued to Benjamin Rawlinson in forks of the Congaree and Wateree Rivers, Craven Co, South Carolina, 1682, 1769G. Adjoining: Bright Everitt. 200 acres.6
On 10 April 1771 a land grant was issued to Capers Brown in Dry Branch, Craven Co, South Carolina, 1682, 1769G. Adjoining: Bright Everitt. 400 acres. GB 24 p413.3,6
On 5 June 1771 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Bright Everitt petitioned and [WO]. to prolong the warrant for 100 acres on Cedar Creek.7
On 28 November 1771 a land grant was issued to James Wood in forks of the Congaree and Wateree Rivers, Camden District, South CarolinaG. Adjoining: Bright Everitt. 200 acres . GB 24, p413.6
Bright lived in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, on 2 November 1772. Brite Averit 's land is shown on a plat . (Have copy).8
On 16 September 1774 a land grant was issued to Jacob Carroll in forks of the Congaree and Wateree Rivers, Camden District, South CarolinaG. Adjoining: Bright Everitt. 200 acres. GB 33, p400.9,10
Bright lived in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, in 1775.9
Bright Everitt was. served as a Petit Juror for the area between Broad and Catawba Rivers in the Camden District, SC. in 1778 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G.111
In 1779 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G. the bond for the will of Nathan Williams was due by Albright Averit.12
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Richland Co, Camden District, SCG+, was formed in 1785 as. was one of the counties formed in the Camden District. [:BOLD] [:CENTER].
In April 1786 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Bright Everitt. a witness when Robert Howell applied for administration on the estate of Ambrose Jackson.12
. the plat for Stephen Drayton for 161 acres on Cedar Creek on the Congaree River in the Camden District mentions Bright Avorett on 13 October 1786 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G.8
On 1 April 1788 in Orangeburg Dist, SCG+. the plat for 292 acres for Jacob Gibson on the Eighteen Mile Branch of the Saluda River in the Orangeburg District mentions Brite Averet.8
Bright Everitt married Unknown woBrightEverett before 1790.
Albright Averett (of Richland Co SC) or [p2] (d 1800 in Hancock Co GA)was the head of household in the in 1790 census for in Richland Co, Camden District, SCG+, (now Richland Co). males 1>16, 2 <16; 1 female, 4 slaves. This census record could be for the Brite Everit who was much older than Albright Averett.2
Bright Everitt died after 1790.
On 17 March 1767, Bright Everitt received a land grant in Craven Co, SCG+. 100 acres.3
In 1768 in Craven Co, SCG+. the Court ordered a survey to certify the plat of Bright Everit.4
In 1768. the plat of 100 acres of Bright Everit on Bear Swamp is certified.5
In 1768, Bright received a land grant on in Cedar Creek, Craven Co, South Carolina, 1682, 1769G. 100 acres.5
Benjamin Rawlinson was a land owner in the in 1768 tax list for in Craven Co, SCG+. 200 acres. Adjacent to [S] (SB [wm1]) (SB[wm2]. .)3
On 1 March 1768 in Cedar Creek, South CarolinaG. 100 ac, petition for warrants or to extend warrants for [p1].4
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, was formed in 1769 from. the area of St Mark's Parish in Craven Co [:BOLD] [:CENTER].
On 15 February 1769, Bright received a land grant of 100 acres in the in forks of the Congaree and Wateree Rivers, Craven Co, South Carolina, 1682, 1769G.6
On 17 February 1769 a land grant was issued to Benjamin Rawlinson in forks of the Congaree and Wateree Rivers, Craven Co, South Carolina, 1682, 1769G. Adjoining: Bright Everitt. 200 acres.6
On 10 April 1771 a land grant was issued to Capers Brown in Dry Branch, Craven Co, South Carolina, 1682, 1769G. Adjoining: Bright Everitt. 400 acres. GB 24 p413.3,6
On 5 June 1771 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Bright Everitt petitioned and [WO]. to prolong the warrant for 100 acres on Cedar Creek.7
On 28 November 1771 a land grant was issued to James Wood in forks of the Congaree and Wateree Rivers, Camden District, South CarolinaG. Adjoining: Bright Everitt. 200 acres . GB 24, p413.6
Bright lived in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, on 2 November 1772. Brite Averit 's land is shown on a plat . (Have copy).8
On 16 September 1774 a land grant was issued to Jacob Carroll in forks of the Congaree and Wateree Rivers, Camden District, South CarolinaG. Adjoining: Bright Everitt. 200 acres. GB 33, p400.9,10
Bright lived in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, in 1775.9
Bright Everitt was. served as a Petit Juror for the area between Broad and Catawba Rivers in the Camden District, SC. in 1778 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G.111
In 1779 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G. the bond for the will of Nathan Williams was due by Albright Averit.12
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Richland Co, Camden District, SCG+, was formed in 1785 as. was one of the counties formed in the Camden District. [:BOLD] [:CENTER].
In April 1786 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Bright Everitt. a witness when Robert Howell applied for administration on the estate of Ambrose Jackson.12
. the plat for Stephen Drayton for 161 acres on Cedar Creek on the Congaree River in the Camden District mentions Bright Avorett on 13 October 1786 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G.8
On 1 April 1788 in Orangeburg Dist, SCG+. the plat for 292 acres for Jacob Gibson on the Eighteen Mile Branch of the Saluda River in the Orangeburg District mentions Brite Averet.8
Bright Everitt married Unknown woBrightEverett before 1790.
Albright Averett (of Richland Co SC) or [p2] (d 1800 in Hancock Co GA)was the head of household in the in 1790 census for in Richland Co, Camden District, SCG+, (now Richland Co). males 1>16, 2 <16; 1 female, 4 slaves. This census record could be for the Brite Everit who was much older than Albright Averett.2
Bright Everitt died after 1790.
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Citations
- [S332] Hendrix, Lee Corley; Lindsay, The Jury Lists of South Carolina 1778-1779
- [S232] 1790 United States Census-.
- [S136] Green, Edwin L, History of Richland County South Carolina
- [S465] Warren, Mary Bondurant, Citizens and Immigrants-South Carolina, 1768
- [S544] Holcomb, Brent, Petitions for Land from the South Carolina Council Journals, Volume I,1734/5-1748
- [S477] Holcomb, Brent H, South Carolina Royal Grants, Volume 3, 1768-1773, Grant Books 18-24,929.3 HOL
- [S545] Holcomb, Brent H, Petitions for Land from the South Carolina Council Journals, Volume VII: 1771-1774
- [S123] South Carolina Department of Archives & History on line records
- [S471] Motes III, Jesse Hogan, South Carolina Memorials: Abstracts of Land Titles, Volume 1
- [S476] Holcomb, Brent H, South Carolina Royal Grants, Volume 5 1735-1776 Grant Books 32-37;929.3 HOL
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
- [S225] Holcomb, Brent, Camden District, SC Wills and Administrations 1781-1787, Source Element: 929.3757 HOL
Francis Everitt1
M, #25733, b. bef __/__/1743
Biography
Francis Everitt, was born before 1743.1
In 1755 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Francis Everitt. Francis Everitt Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1755 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Francis Everitt. Francis Everitt Type: TAX LIST.1
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
John Wheeler1
M, #25734, b. bef __/__/1761
Biography
John Wheeler, was born before 1761.1
In 1782 in Rutherford Co, North CarolinaG, John Wheeler. John Wheeler Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1782 in Rutherford Co, North CarolinaG, John Wheeler. John Wheeler Type: TAX LIST.1
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
Roger Case1
M, #25735, b. bef __/__/1699
Biography
Roger Case, was born before 1699.1
In 1720 in Albermarle Co, NCG+, Roger Case. Roger Case Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1720 in Albermarle Co, NCG+, Roger Case. Roger Case Type: TAX LIST.1
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
Thomas Tomlinson
1
M, #25736, b. __/__/1736, d. 02/01/1795
Parents
| Father | William Tomlinson (b. about 1715, d. 28 February 1758) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Clark (b. about 1720, d. about 1753) |
Family: Sarah Averyt (b. about 1740, d. 14 October 1824)
| Son | Edmund Tomlinson |
| Son | Benjamin Tomlinson |
| Son | John Tomlinson |
| Son | James Tomlinson |
| Daughter | Pherabe Tomlinson |
| Daughter | Annie Tomlinson |
| Daughter | Druzilla Tomlinson (b. 14 June 1770, d. before 1808) |
| Daughter | Sarah Tomlinson (b. 21 May 1775, d. 1843) |
| Son | Harris Tomlinson (b. 16 November 1777, d. 26 February 1826) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Thomas Tomlinson, son of William Tomlinson and Elizabeth Clark, was born in 1736 in Brunswick Co, VAG.1
Between 1744 and 1746 in Edgecombe Co, NCG+, Thomas Tomlinson. from Virginia with parents Type: MOVED TO NC.
Thomas Tomlinson married Sarah Averyt, daughter of Alexander Averyt and Olive woAlexanderAveryt, about 1769 in Johnston Co, NCG+.
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Thomas Tomlinson. Thomas Tomlinson Type: TAX LIST.2
In 1787 in Capt Hobbys Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Thomas Tomlinson. Thomas Tomlinson Type: TAX LIST.2
Thomas Tomlinson died on 1 February 1795 in Johnston Co, NCG+.1
Between 1744 and 1746 in Edgecombe Co, NCG+, Thomas Tomlinson. from Virginia with parents Type: MOVED TO NC.
Thomas Tomlinson married Sarah Averyt, daughter of Alexander Averyt and Olive woAlexanderAveryt, about 1769 in Johnston Co, NCG+.
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Thomas Tomlinson. Thomas Tomlinson Type: TAX LIST.2
In 1787 in Capt Hobbys Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Thomas Tomlinson. Thomas Tomlinson Type: TAX LIST.2
Thomas Tomlinson died on 1 February 1795 in Johnston Co, NCG+.1
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Citations
Isaac Menshaw1
M, #25737, b. bef __/__/1748
Biography
Isaac Menshaw was also known as Isaac Minshew Menshaw.1 He, was born before 1748.1
In 1769 in Dobbs Co, NCG+, Isaac Menshaw. Isaac Menshaw Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1780 in Dobbs Co, NCG+, Isaac Menshaw. Isaac Minshew Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1769 in Dobbs Co, NCG+, Isaac Menshaw. Isaac Menshaw Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1780 in Dobbs Co, NCG+, Isaac Menshaw. Isaac Minshew Type: TAX LIST.1
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
John Smithwick, Sr
| Relationship | 6th great-granduncle of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #25738, b. bef __/__/1700
| References | SMITHWICK Hugh |
Parents
| Father |  Edward Smithwick, Sr. (b. 1649) |
| Mother | Africa McGregory (d. 1703) |
Family: Sarah Speller (d. after 1761)
| Son | William Smithwick |
| Daughter | Martha Smithwick |
| Son | Luke Smithwick |
| Son | Joel Smithwick |
| Child | Cloannah Smithwick |
| Daughter | Sarah Smithwick |
| Child | Elizabeth Smithwick |
| Son | Edward Smithwick |
| Daughter | Mary Smithwick (b. about 1720) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
John Smithwick, Sr, died in Bertie Co, NCG+. He. 1717 Chowan Co NC: John Smethwick
1743 Chowan Co NC: John Smithwick
1757 Bertie Co NC: John Smethwick
1779 Martin Co NC: John Smethwick
1789 Benjamin Robason/Robertson bought property from John Smithwick in7 Nov 1789 in Martin Co NC
Apr 18 1719 executor of will of Frances (x) Beasley. Chowan precinctof Albemarle Co NC
Feb 25 1723 Bertie Co NC, John Smithwick witness the will of GeorgeClark
1755 Tyrrell Co NC: John Smithwick
1757 Bertie Co NC, Spellers Dist
Jan 2 1758 John Smithwick of Bertie Co was the executor of the estateof James Beasley. Most of the estate was left to his godson LukeSmithwick
Nov 7 1789 Benjamin Robason/Robertson bought property from JohnSmithwick in Martin Co NC.
The Shaftesbury Precinct of Abemarle County NC was renamed as the Chowan Prc of Albemarle in 1685. It was named for the Chowan Native American tribe which lived in the northeastern part of the Colony. He, son of Edward Smithwick, Sr., and Africa McGregory, was born before 1700.1
The Chowan Precinct of Abemarle County NC was renamed as Chowan Co NC in 1739.
Martin Co NC was formed on Mar 2, 1774 from parts of Tyrrell and Halifax Counties.
In the tax list in 1779 in Martin Co, NCG, John Smithwick, Sr, was a resident.2
John Smithwick, Sr, died after 1789.
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Citations
Mary Draper
F, #25739, b. bef __/__/1752, d. aft __/__/1784
Family: Jonathan Avera (b. after 1744, d. before November 1782)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Mary Draper was also known as Mary Avera. She, was born before 1752 in Johnston Co, NCG+.1 She was a witness when Jonathan Avera and Jonathan Avera were. Type: Marriage Bond on 20 May 1768 in Johnston Co, NCG+.2,2
Mary Draper married Jonathan Avera, son of Alexander Averyt and Olive woAlexanderAveryt, after 20 May 1768 in Johnston Co, NCG+.2,2
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Mary Draper. Mary Avera, possibly Mary the wife of Jonathen Avera who died 1782 Type: TAX LIST.1
Mary Draper died after 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+.
In 1787 in Capt Hobbys Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Mary Draper. Mary Avera Type: TAX LIST.1
Mary Draper married Jonathan Avera, son of Alexander Averyt and Olive woAlexanderAveryt, after 20 May 1768 in Johnston Co, NCG+.2,2
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Mary Draper. Mary Avera, possibly Mary the wife of Jonathen Avera who died 1782 Type: TAX LIST.1
Mary Draper died after 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+.
In 1787 in Capt Hobbys Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Mary Draper. Mary Avera Type: TAX LIST.1
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Citations
Daniel Averyt
M, #25740, b. aft __/__/1744, d. __/__/1821
Parents
| Father | Alexander Averyt (b. between 1696 and 1712, d. about 1761) |
| Mother | Olive woAlexanderAveryt |
Family: Patience Smith (b. about 1745, d. after 1821)
| Son | William Henry Averyt+ |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Daniel Averyt was also known as Daniel Avera Averyt.1 He was also known as Daniel Averett Averyt. He, son of Alexander Averyt and Olive woAlexanderAveryt, was born after 1744 in Edgecombe Co, NCG+.
Daniel Averyt married Patience Smith, daughter of John Smith and Sarah Turner, about 1770 in Johnston Co, NCG+.
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Daniel Averyt. Daniel Avera Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1787 in Capt Bryants Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Daniel Averyt. Danil Avrit Type: TAX LIST.1
Daniel Averyt died in 1821 in Johnston Co, NCG+.
Daniel Averyt married Patience Smith, daughter of John Smith and Sarah Turner, about 1770 in Johnston Co, NCG+.
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Daniel Averyt. Daniel Avera Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1787 in Capt Bryants Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Daniel Averyt. Danil Avrit Type: TAX LIST.1
Daniel Averyt died in 1821 in Johnston Co, NCG+.
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
Aaron Vinson1
M, #25741, b. bef __/__/1763
Biography
Aaron Vinson, was born before 1763.
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Aaron Vinson. Aaron Vinson Type: TAX LIST.
In 1787 in Capt Hobbys Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Aaron Vinson. Aaron Vinson Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Aaron Vinson. Aaron Vinson Type: TAX LIST.
In 1787 in Capt Hobbys Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Aaron Vinson. Aaron Vinson Type: TAX LIST.1
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
Robert Everitt1
M, #25742, b. bef __/__/1743
Biography
Robert Everitt was also known as Robert Everett Everitt. He, was born before 1743.1
In 1764 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Robert Everitt. Robert Everitt Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1764 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Robert Everitt. Robert Everitt Type: TAX LIST.1
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
Edward Smithwick, Jr.1
| Relationship | 6th great-granduncle of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #25743, b. bef __/__/1696, d. aft 03/15/1718/19
| References | SMITHWICK Hugh |
Parents
| Father | Edward Smithwick, Sr. (b. 1649) |
| Mother | Africa McGregory (d. 1703) |
Family: Grace Edmondson
| Son | Edmondson Samuel Smithwick |
| Son | Edmond Smithwick |
| Daughter | Africa Smithwick+ |
| Daughter | Mary Smithwick (b. about 1705) |
| Son | Edmondson John Smithwick+ (b. about 1730) |
| Son | Edmondson Edward Smithwick+ (b. about 1745) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Edward Smithwick, Jr.. Edward Smithwick Jr, date of birth unknown d. after Mar 15, 1719.
Very little is known of Edward, Jr. He is presumed to have been theeldest son. He was given property in Cashie Neck by his father butthere is no date or description on the deed. He married Grace Hobson,a widow with two sons. His will, no longer extant, apparently lefteverything to his wife.
1717 Chowan Co NC: Asia Smethwick & Edward Smethwick Jr.
1721 Chowan Co NC: Asia Smethwick & Edward Smethwick Jr.
1779 Martin Co NC: Edward Smethwick
1787 Martin Co NC: Edward Smithwick Jr. He, son of Edward Smithwick, Sr., and Africa McGregory, was born before 1696.
In 1717 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Edward Smithwick, Jr.. Edward Smethwick Jr Type: TAX LIST.2
Edward Smithwick, Jr., died after 15 March 1718/19 in Chowan Co, NCG+.
Very little is known of Edward, Jr. He is presumed to have been theeldest son. He was given property in Cashie Neck by his father butthere is no date or description on the deed. He married Grace Hobson,a widow with two sons. His will, no longer extant, apparently lefteverything to his wife.
1717 Chowan Co NC: Asia Smethwick & Edward Smethwick Jr.
1721 Chowan Co NC: Asia Smethwick & Edward Smethwick Jr.
1779 Martin Co NC: Edward Smethwick
1787 Martin Co NC: Edward Smithwick Jr. He, son of Edward Smithwick, Sr., and Africa McGregory, was born before 1696.
In 1717 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Edward Smithwick, Jr.. Edward Smethwick Jr Type: TAX LIST.2
Edward Smithwick, Jr., died after 15 March 1718/19 in Chowan Co, NCG+.
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Citations
Benjamin John Everett1,2
M, #25744, b. bef __/__/1723, d. __/__/1791
Family: Unknown woBenjaminJohnEverett
| Son | James Everitt (b. before 1791) |
| Daughter | Margaret Everitt (b. before 1791) |
| Daughter | Isabella Everitt (b. before 1791) |
| Daughter | Mary Everitt (b. before 1791) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Benjamin John Everett was planter.
Benjamin John Everett. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.3,1,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 He. There were no Averetts or Everetts on the South Carolina tax lists for1733-1742. [240]
Children: In 1755, Benjamin mentions 1 child. His 1791 will mentionsseveral children. It is unknown if any of the children mentioned inhis will was the one mentioned in 1755.
1755 Jul 4: The petition of Benjamin Everit humbly setting forth thatthe petitioner had a wife and one child for whom & himself he neverhad any warrent or survey or grant of land in this province, prays tolay out one hundred and fifty acres of land near Broad River and thata grant might pass to him for the same. Dated Jul 4 1755, Benj'aEverit. The prayer thereof was granted. [257]
1758 Abraham Crouch, of Charleston, and Catherine his wife, toBenjamin Everitt, planter, of the Congarees, for L120 currency, 200 aon N side of Santee River (Congaree); bounding NW on heirs of JacobYoung; NE & SE on vacant land. Witnesses: Isaac Porcher, JohnGaillard, Bartholomew Gaillard. Recorded 27 Jul 1761 by WilliamHopton, Register. Book X-X, p126 May 30&31 1758. [139]
1763 May Joseph Curry, ESQ of Craven Co, to Benjamin Everette,planter, for L500 currency, 200 a in the forks between Congaree andWateree Rivers, bounding SW on Santee River, w on heirs of ThomasHowell, e on heirs of James Myrick. Witnesses : John Handeseyd,Joseph Curry, Jane Curry, James (his mark) Gill, John Elers. BeforeThomas Cater, JP. Recorded 16 Jan 1765 by Fenwicke Bull, Register.Book C-3 p526 May 2&3 1763 [139]
1786 Feb 25 a grant to John Pearson of 10,100 acres in the CamdenDistrict completely surrounds adjoining owner William Everett and manyothers. [281]
1787 Apr 4 Camden District SC - Benjamin Everit was one of theappraisors of the estate of LeGros Young. [127]
The Will of Benjamin Everit was written on Dec 9 1790 and recorded onSep 14 1791 [247] Book B p194. Executors William Everit, RichardEverit, Benjamin Everit. Son: James Everitt, Daughters: Margaret,Isabella, Mary. [247]
the will of Benjamin Everit is recorded in Richland Co book 1 pg 44.[137]
1800 Richland Co, Camden District became just Richland Co. He, was born before 1723. guess based on being an appraiser in 1744.3,17,14,15
Benjamin lived in Craven Co, SCG+, in 1744. Benjamin Everit was one of the appraisers of the estate of AlexanderMcGrew at Congarees (Craven Co).3,1
Benjamin John Everett married Unknown woBenjaminJohnEverett before 1753.12
On 4 July 1755 in Craven Co, SCG+, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Everit has wife and one child and request 150 acres nearBroad River Type: LAND GRANT.1,12
In December 1755 in South CarolinaG, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Everitt sold 150 ac on Crain Creek to Thomas Howell. Adjoining were Richard Jackson and heirs of Thomas Brown Type: LAND SALE.1
In May 1758 in Craven Co, SCG+, Benjamin John Everett. Abraham Crouch of Charleston, and wife Catherine to Benjamin Everitt,planter, of the Congarees for 120 lb currency, 200 a on n side ofSantee (Congaree) River Type: LAND PURCHASE.14
In May 1763 in Craven Co, SCG+, Benjamin John Everett. Joseph Curry, ESQ of Craven Co to Benjamin Everette, planter, forL500, 200 ac in the forks between Congaree and Wagteree Rivers,bounding sw on Santee, w on heirs of Thomas Howell, e on heirs ofJames Myrick Type: LAND PURCHASE.14
On 23 October 1765 in Craven Co, SCG+, Benjamin John Everett. land grant to Arthur Hicklin adjoins Benjamin Everitt and others. GB13, p236 Type: NEIGHBOR.15
On 10 July 1766 in Craven Co, SCG+, Benjamin John Everett. Andrew Kersh granted 113 ac on the forks of the Santee and WatereeRivers adjoining Benjamin Everit and others. GB 13, p415 Type: NEIGHBOR.15
Benjamin John Everett signed a will on 11 May 1767 in Craven Co, SCG+. The will of Jesse Goodwyn lists Benjamin Everitt as one of the personsfor whom he held a note. Inventory Book Y, 1769 pages 5-7.1
On 2 September 1767 in Craven Co, SCG+, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Everit petitioned for 250 acres on the waters of the Santee. Type: LAND GRANT.13
Benjamin lived in Craven Co, SCG+, on 27 January 1768. Benjamin Averitte awarded 250 ac on Crain Creek, a branch of the BroadRiver. vacant on all sides.1,4
On 1 March 1768 in Craven Co, SCG+, Benjamin John Everett. the petition of Benjamin Everitt for a warrant of survey to prolong awarrant or certify a plat was heard for 200 ac on the waters of Santee Type: LAND GRANT.18
On 1 March 1768 in Craven Co, SCG+, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Everit petitioned for 250 ac on the Wateree River Type: LAND GRANT.13
On 2 May 1768 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Averitte awarded 200 ac on Crain Creek Type: LAND GRANT.13
On 1 December 1769 in Craven Co, SCG+, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Averitte awarded 250 ac in the Camden District of SC on abranch of Broad River called Crain Creek. GB 19, p78 Type: LAND GRANT.4,15
On 24 January 1770 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Benjamin John Everett. memorial to Benjamin Averitte for 250 ac on Crain Creek in the CamdenDistrict Type: LAND GRANT.4
On 6 November 1770 in South CarolinaG, Benjamin John Everett. Petition for warrants of survey for Benjamin Everit Type: other.19
Benjamin lived in Craven Co, SCG+, on 21 November 1770.20
On 15 May 1771 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Everit granted 200 acres on the north side of the Broad Riveron a small branch called Cane (Crain/Crane) Creek adjoining previousgrant. GB 23, p526 Type: LAND GRANT.20
On 2 April 1773 in Craven Co, SCG+, Benjamin John Everett. Luke Rawls granted 150 ac on the forks of the Congaree and Watereeadjoining Benjamin Evearit (sp) and James Brown GB 29, p120 Type: NEIGHBOR.21
On 3 December 1773 in St Marks Parish, Camden District, South CarolinaG, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Everell (sp?) is adjoining land owner Type: NEIGHBOR.21
In 1778 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Everett served as a Grand Juror for the area between theBroad and Catawba Rivers Type: JUROR.7
On 13 May 1778 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Everitt Type: TAX LIST.16
In 1780 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Everitt Type: TAX LIST.16
In 1782 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Evert was one of the persons given a warrant for the estateof Thomas Elden. Benja Everit was sworn in. Notice difference inspellings Type: APPRAISER.3
On 28 December 1782 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Benjamin John Everett. Sale of 100 ac from Daniel Collson to William McDonald is bounded onwest by Benjamin Everitt Type: NEIGHBOR.3,5
In 1784 in South CarolinaG, Benjamin John Everett. Lease & Release: Lessor-Benjamin Everitt, Lessee - William Rivers.Book N-5 p102 Type: LAND SALE.9
In 1785 in Richland Co, South Carolina, 1868G, Benjamin John Everett. formed within the Camden District Type: COUNTY FORMED.
On 25 January 1785 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Benjamin John Everett. a plat of 640 acres for Harris Turner on Gill's Creek of the CongareeRiver is bounded by Benjamin Everitt and others. Type: NEIGHBOR.10
Benjamin lived in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, in 1786.
On 4 April 1787 in Camden District, South Carolina, 1769, 1800G, Benjamin John Everett. Type: APPRAISER.3
Benjamin John Everett was the Head of Household in the census in 1790 in Richland Co, Camden District, SCG+. Benjamin John Everit: males 4>16; 4 females; 12 slaves. Living nextdoor was William Everit.2
On 9 December 1790 in Richland District, South CarolinaG, Benjamin John Everett. Benjamin Everit. Executors: William Everit, Richard Everit, BenjaminEverit. Son: James Everitt. Daughters: Margaret, Isabella, Mary. Type: WILL SIGNED.1
Benjamin John Everett died in 1791 in Richland Co, Camden District, SCG+.1
In 1800 in Richland Co, South Carolina, 1868G, Benjamin John Everett. Richland Co, Camden District became just Richland Co. Camden Districtdissolved Type: COUNTY FORMED.
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Citations
- [S136] Green, Edwin L, History of Richland County South Carolina
- [S232] 1790 United States Census-.
- [S225] Holcomb, Brent, Camden District, SC Wills and Administrations 1781-1787, Source Element: 929.3757 HOL
- [S123] South Carolina Department of Archives & History on line records
- [S548] Holcomb, Brent, Some South Carolina County Records, Vol 2, Source Element: 929.3757 HOL
- [S158] Warren, Mary Bondurant, South Carolina Wills
- [S332] Hendrix, Lee Corley; Lindsay, The Jury Lists of South Carolina 1778-1779
- [S549] Draine, Tony, South Carolina Tax List 1733-1842
- [S469] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, An Index to Deeds of the Province and State of South Carolina, 1719-1785
- [S550] Pruitt, Dr A B, Abstracts of South Carolina Plats 1784-1786; Vol 2, Books 4,5,6
- [S334] Pruitt, Dr A B, Abstracts of South Carolina Plats 1784-1786; Vol 7; Books 17,18,19
- [S546] Holcomb, Brent, Petitions for Land from the South Carolina Council Journals, VolumeIV: 1754-1756
- [S466] Holcomb, Brent, Petitions for Land from the South Carolina Council Journals, VolumeVI: 1766-1770
- [S547] Langley, Clara A.
Langley, Clara, South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1719-1772, Vol III 1755-1768, Books QQ-H3, Source Element: 929.3757 LAN - [S475] Holcomb, Brent H, South Carolina Royal Grants, Volume 2, 1760-1768, Grant Books 10-17;929.3 HOL
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
- [S157] Holcomb, Brent, South Carolina Deed Abstracts, 1773-1778, F-4 thru X-4
- [S465] Warren, Mary Bondurant, Citizens and Immigrants-South Carolina, 1768
- [S545] Holcomb, Brent H, Petitions for Land from the South Carolina Council Journals, Volume VII: 1771-1774
- [S477] Holcomb, Brent H, South Carolina Royal Grants, Volume 3, 1768-1773, Grant Books 18-24,929.3 HOL
- [S478] Holcomb, Brent H, South Carolina Royal Grants, Volume 4 1772-1775, Grant Books 25-31
James Rosser1
M, #25745, b. 03/15/1738/39, d. 04/12/1800
Family: Alice Worthing (b. 1745, d. 6 March 1818)
| Daughter | Sarah Ellis Rosser+ (b. 5 January 1771, d. 2 May 1831) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
James Rosser, was born on 15 March 1738/39 in Charles City, Prince George, VirginiaG.1
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, James Rosser. James Rosser Type: TAX LIST.
In 1787 in Capt Hobbys Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, James Rosser. James Rosser Type: TAX LIST.2
James Rosser died on 12 April 1800 in Smithfield, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG.1
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, James Rosser. James Rosser Type: TAX LIST.
In 1787 in Capt Hobbys Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, James Rosser. James Rosser Type: TAX LIST.2
James Rosser died on 12 April 1800 in Smithfield, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG.1
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Citations
Henry Everett1
M, #25746, b. bef __/__/1720
Family:
| Son | Henry Everitt, Jr (b. before 1743) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Henry Everett was also known as Henry Averett Everett. He, was born before 1720.1
In 1741 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Henry Everett. Henry Everitt Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1742 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Henry Everett. Henry Everitt Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1755 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Henry Everett. Henry Everet Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1764 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Henry Everett. Henry Everitt Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1741 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Henry Everett. Henry Everitt Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1742 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Henry Everett. Henry Everitt Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1755 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Henry Everett. Henry Everet Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1764 in Beaufort Co, North Carolina, 1739G, Henry Everett. Henry Everitt Type: TAX LIST.1
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
William Averett, Sr1
| Relationship | 5th great-granduncle of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25747, b. bef __/__/1740, d. aft __/__/1812
| References | AVERETT Unknown William Averett |
Parents
| Father |  Unknown Averett (b. estimated 1720) |
Family: Judy woWilliamAverett
| Son | Albright Averett+ (b. about 1760) |
| Son | William Averett, Jr. (b. about 1775) |
| Daughter | Cynthia Averett+ (b. 2 June 1787, d. 1 June 1865) |
| Daughter | Susan Averett+ (b. about 1790, d. 1840) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
William Averett, Sr, was also known as William Averit. He was also known as William Everett. He was also known as William Averitt. He was also known as William Averett, Sr. He was also known as William Everatt.
1790-1810: The first three census schedules for Georgia are missing. A total of seventeen volumes of 1790-1820 censuses were lost by the federal government, evidently before 1895, and the cause is unknown. Georgia law did not require marriages to be recorded until 1805.
William Averett, Sr, son of Unknown Averett, was born before 1740. Maybe SC. Year is a guess. His grandson, John Averett was an adult in 1801, so born before 1780. Therefore John's father Albright would have been born before 1760, making William's birth before 1740.
William Averett, Sr, married Judy woWilliamAverett before 1760. based on estimated birth of Albright and Albright's son John Averett.2
Wilkes Co GA was formed in Feb 7,1777 from Cherokee and Creek indian lands. The other 7 iniitial counties were organized from existing colonial parishes.
. Some of the early settlers of Georgia were from South Carolina. After their crops were made in South Carolina, they would come to Georgia,clear land, and built shelters until they were ready to move their families to Georgia.3
In 1786 William Averitt received a land grant in Little Brier Creek, Wilkes Co, GAG+, for. 200 acres.4,5
William Averett, Sr, was the Head of Household in the census in 1790 in Richland Co, Camden District, SCG+. 1790 Richland Co, SC census
page 140: William Everit: males 1 >16, 2<16; 2 females; 1 slave.
page 140: enumerated next was Benjamin John Everit with 4 males >16;no females; 12 slaves.
page 146: William Everit: males 1>16, 1<16; 3 females; 5 slaves. Benjamin John Everett was enumerated next to William.
---.16 . This area became Warren Co in 1793 and was in Capt Trants Dist of Warren Co in 1794.578
In 1793 tax list in Capt Newsons District, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, William Averett, Sr, was listed as a tax defaulter.99
In 1796 Archibald Averett was in the tax list in Rocky Comfort Creek, Capt McDouls Dist, Hancock Co, GAG, on Capt McDouls Dist. 200 acres. DB 25-02. His residence was in Washington Co. Adjacent to William Averett, Sr.10,11
On in 1796 a land grant of [m1] acres was issued to William Averett, Sr, in Wilkes Co, GAG+. [m2].12
On 28 October 1800. 1800 Oct 28 - Albright Averatt died 10-28-1800. He was the son of Wm Averatt Sr. Quoted source, The Louisville Gazette published 1799-1803 NOTE: Louisville was the state capitol of Georgia at that point in time.
On 29 November 1800 in Hancock Co, GAG+, for the estate of Albright Averett dec'd, Administrators were William Averett, Sr, and John Averett (Everatt) Surety: Robert Stripling and David Averett (Everatt) and. Surety bond for $3000.13
In the tax list in 1801 in Capt Neals Dist, Warren Co, GAG, William Averett, Sr, was a resident. William Averett owned 3 slaves and 180 ac on Rocky Comfort which was granted to James Matthews and adjoined English.
William also owned 240 ac on Rocky Confort which was granted to Joseph Bush and also adjoined English. Adjoining land owner whose property was listed as Rocky Comfort was Benjamin Harrision. Adjoining land owners whose property was listed as Stamp Branch were William Johnston(Johnson), Mathew English Jr., and Reuben Reese.
Reuben Reese's property was originally granted to William Averett.8,14,15
On 6 January 1801 in Hancock Co, GAG+, at the estate sale of Albright Averett in Hancock Co, GAG+, William Averit purchased 13 head of sheep $26.50; 1 colter $1.75, 2 turkeys $.50, a lot of wool $5.25, 100# tobacco $4.25. William and John Averett purchased 1104 lbs of cotton. Purchasers included John Averett, John Averett, Jr., Archibald Averett, William Averett, Sr, William Averett, Jr., David Averett, Zach Beckham, William Worthen, Richard Worthen, Joshua Jacobs, Arthur Herring, Robert McCook, John Caudele, Bolin Cureton, Shadrack Taylor, William Pritchit, James Wadsworth, Sr, Edward Denton, John Graves, Sterling Amons, Patty Griffin, Joseph Jacobs, James Page, John Brown, Sanders Heron, Thomas Dixon, Asa Jordan, and Benjamin Averett Administrators: Sarah woAlbrightAverett and John Averett. Witnesses: Mitchell Morris and Drury Cook.16,17
In the Land Lottery in GeorgiaG, in 1805,
Warren Co: William Averitt B (not married). Drawers were.
.18
In the in 1805 land lottery, in Warren Co, GAG, drawer(s): William Averett, Sr, [m]; Alexander Averett, Sr., [m2] [m3] [m4] [m5] [m6].182
[d] in Warren Co, GAG, [p2] and Judy woWilliamAverett appointed [p1] [m].22
On 3 March 1812 in Warren Co, GAG. to satisfy the suit of John English and others against William Averett, Sheriff Thomas H Kendall auctioned off all the land of William Averett. George Hargraves was the highest bidder and the land was 'knocked off' to him at the price of $452. DB C p554.
On 4 March 1812. _________
Mar 4 1812 Warren Co GA: [242] DB C p547
The thirteen hundred and 20 acres of land advertised by the sheriff to be sold as my property on the first Tuesday in the present month and which was accordingly sold is comprised in the following tracts for which I have deeds, being all the land I have in Warren County that is conveyed to me.
One tract containing 100 acres deeded by E Thomas the 2nd of the present month
one of the tracts containing 600 and 28 acres deeded by the said E Thomas to me on the 20th of January 1806
also one other tract of 200 acres deeded to me on the 19th of Oct 1809 by John and Elizabeth Taber
also 15 acres deeded to me by Matthew and Jenny English
also one other tract of land deeded to me on the 5th of November 1797 by John Dickens containing 200 ac. Dated March 4, 1812. William (his mark) Averette. Recorded Nov 4, 1812. [242].
William Averett, Sr, died after 1812. probably Warren Co GA.
1790-1810: The first three census schedules for Georgia are missing. A total of seventeen volumes of 1790-1820 censuses were lost by the federal government, evidently before 1895, and the cause is unknown. Georgia law did not require marriages to be recorded until 1805.
William Averett, Sr, son of Unknown Averett, was born before 1740. Maybe SC. Year is a guess. His grandson, John Averett was an adult in 1801, so born before 1780. Therefore John's father Albright would have been born before 1760, making William's birth before 1740.
William Averett, Sr, married Judy woWilliamAverett before 1760. based on estimated birth of Albright and Albright's son John Averett.2
Wilkes Co GA was formed in Feb 7,1777 from Cherokee and Creek indian lands. The other 7 iniitial counties were organized from existing colonial parishes.
. Some of the early settlers of Georgia were from South Carolina. After their crops were made in South Carolina, they would come to Georgia,clear land, and built shelters until they were ready to move their families to Georgia.3
In 1786 William Averitt received a land grant in Little Brier Creek, Wilkes Co, GAG+, for. 200 acres.4,5
William Averett, Sr, was the Head of Household in the census in 1790 in Richland Co, Camden District, SCG+. 1790 Richland Co, SC census
page 140: William Everit: males 1 >16, 2<16; 2 females; 1 slave.
page 140: enumerated next was Benjamin John Everit with 4 males >16;no females; 12 slaves.
page 146: William Everit: males 1>16, 1<16; 3 females; 5 slaves. Benjamin John Everett was enumerated next to William.
---.16 . This area became Warren Co in 1793 and was in Capt Trants Dist of Warren Co in 1794.578
In 1793 tax list in Capt Newsons District, Wilkes Co, GeorgiaG, William Averett, Sr, was listed as a tax defaulter.99
In 1796 Archibald Averett was in the tax list in Rocky Comfort Creek, Capt McDouls Dist, Hancock Co, GAG, on Capt McDouls Dist. 200 acres. DB 25-02. His residence was in Washington Co. Adjacent to William Averett, Sr.10,11
On in 1796 a land grant of [m1] acres was issued to William Averett, Sr, in Wilkes Co, GAG+. [m2].12
On 28 October 1800. 1800 Oct 28 - Albright Averatt died 10-28-1800. He was the son of Wm Averatt Sr. Quoted source, The Louisville Gazette published 1799-1803 NOTE: Louisville was the state capitol of Georgia at that point in time.
On 29 November 1800 in Hancock Co, GAG+, for the estate of Albright Averett dec'd, Administrators were William Averett, Sr, and John Averett (Everatt) Surety: Robert Stripling and David Averett (Everatt) and. Surety bond for $3000.13
In the tax list in 1801 in Capt Neals Dist, Warren Co, GAG, William Averett, Sr, was a resident. William Averett owned 3 slaves and 180 ac on Rocky Comfort which was granted to James Matthews and adjoined English.
William also owned 240 ac on Rocky Confort which was granted to Joseph Bush and also adjoined English. Adjoining land owner whose property was listed as Rocky Comfort was Benjamin Harrision. Adjoining land owners whose property was listed as Stamp Branch were William Johnston(Johnson), Mathew English Jr., and Reuben Reese.
Reuben Reese's property was originally granted to William Averett.8,14,15
On 6 January 1801 in Hancock Co, GAG+, at the estate sale of Albright Averett in Hancock Co, GAG+, William Averit purchased 13 head of sheep $26.50; 1 colter $1.75, 2 turkeys $.50, a lot of wool $5.25, 100# tobacco $4.25. William and John Averett purchased 1104 lbs of cotton. Purchasers included John Averett, John Averett, Jr., Archibald Averett, William Averett, Sr, William Averett, Jr., David Averett, Zach Beckham, William Worthen, Richard Worthen, Joshua Jacobs, Arthur Herring, Robert McCook, John Caudele, Bolin Cureton, Shadrack Taylor, William Pritchit, James Wadsworth, Sr, Edward Denton, John Graves, Sterling Amons, Patty Griffin, Joseph Jacobs, James Page, John Brown, Sanders Heron, Thomas Dixon, Asa Jordan, and Benjamin Averett Administrators: Sarah woAlbrightAverett and John Averett. Witnesses: Mitchell Morris and Drury Cook.16,17
In the Land Lottery in GeorgiaG, in 1805,
Warren Co: William Averitt B (not married). Drawers were.
Greene Co: John Averet #312
Hancock Co: Matthew Everritt #191, David Everett #192, John Everrett #193, Archelaus Everet #215, Jeremiah Everrett #218, Robert Striplin #913
Warren Co: William Averett #603
Washington Co: Benjamin Averett #638, Henry Averett #674
Location is where they lived between May 1803 and Mar 1 1804 when they registered. None of these individuals received land.
In the in 1805 land lottery, in Warren Co, GAG, drawer(s): William Averett, Sr, [m]; Alexander Averett, Sr., [m2] [m3] [m4] [m5] [m6].182
[d] in Warren Co, GAG, [p2] and Judy woWilliamAverett appointed [p1] [m].22
On 3 March 1812 in Warren Co, GAG. to satisfy the suit of John English and others against William Averett, Sheriff Thomas H Kendall auctioned off all the land of William Averett. George Hargraves was the highest bidder and the land was 'knocked off' to him at the price of $452. DB C p554.
On 4 March 1812. _________
Mar 4 1812 Warren Co GA: [242] DB C p547
The thirteen hundred and 20 acres of land advertised by the sheriff to be sold as my property on the first Tuesday in the present month and which was accordingly sold is comprised in the following tracts for which I have deeds, being all the land I have in Warren County that is conveyed to me.
One tract containing 100 acres deeded by E Thomas the 2nd of the present month
one of the tracts containing 600 and 28 acres deeded by the said E Thomas to me on the 20th of January 1806
also one other tract of 200 acres deeded to me on the 19th of Oct 1809 by John and Elizabeth Taber
also 15 acres deeded to me by Matthew and Jenny English
also one other tract of land deeded to me on the 5th of November 1797 by John Dickens containing 200 ac. Dated March 4, 1812. William (his mark) Averette. Recorded Nov 4, 1812. [242].
William Averett, Sr, died after 1812. probably Warren Co GA.
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Citations
- [S232] 1790 United States Census-.
- [S138] Crumpton, Daniel Nathan, Cemeteries and Genealogy, Warren County Georgia and Immediate Vicinity, 1792-1987, Memo: [242]
- [S169] Smith, George Gilman, The Story of Georgia and the Georgia People 1732-1860, Memo: http://www.archive.org/details/storyofgeorgiage00smituoft
- [S491] Crumpton, Daniel Nathan, Warren County Georgia 1793-1900 Genealogy II
- [S896] Crumpton, Daniel Nathan, Wilkes County, Georgia Land Records Volume One
- [S364] Hudson, Frank Parker, A 1790 Census for Wilkes County Georgia
- [S605] Wilkes County Georgia Tax Lists
- [S204] Ceded Lands - Records of St Paul Parish and early Wilkes County Georgia, Memo: [140]
- [S81] Blair, Ruth, Some Early Tax Digests of Georgia
- [S402] The R J Taylor Jr Foundation, An Index to Georgia Tax Digests; Volume I; 1789-1799
- [S405] Hancock County Georgia Tax Lists - 1796; LDS film
- [S142] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, Index to the Headright and Bounty Grants of Georgia 1756-1909
- [S47] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, Georgia Genealogical Magazine
- [S413] Crumpton, Daniel Nathan, Warren County Georgia Land Records, Volume One
- [S365] The R J Taylor Jr Foundation, An Index to Georgia Tax Digests; Volume II; 1800-1802
- [S401] Hancock County Georgia Inferior Court, Wills and Administration; Book A-AAAA, 1974-1807
- [S457] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, Some Georgia County Records, Volume 4, Memo: Burke Co
Butts Co
Columbia Co
Emanuel Co
Greene Co
Hancock Co
Jasper Co
Morgan Co
Richmond Co. - [S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws
John Vinson1
M, #25748, b. bef __/__/1744, d. __/__/1831
Biography
John Vinson, was born before 1744.11
In the Land Lottery in Hancock Co, GAG+, in 1805. BP and BB. (%FACT.NOTE2%)}.2
John Vinson died in 1831 in Jones Co, GAG+.3
In the Land Lottery in Hancock Co, GAG+, in 1805. BP and BB. (%FACT.NOTE2%)}.2
John Vinson died in 1831 in Jones Co, GAG+.3
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Citations
Hall Hudson, Jr.1,2
| Relationship | 3rd great-granduncle of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #25749, b. __/__/1732, d. 05/01/1799
Parents
| Father | Hall Hudson, Sr. (b. 1708, d. after 13 March 1778) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Hampton (b. about 1709, d. about 1780) |
Family: Frances Unknown (b. about 1745)
| Son | Sterling Hudson+ (b. about 1765, d. after 1850) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Hall Hudson, Jr., son of Hall Hudson, Sr., and Elizabeth Hampton, was born in 1732 in Bristol Par, Prince George Co, VAG.1
In 1786 in Willes District, Surry Co, North CarolinaG, Hall Hudson, Jr.. Hall Hudson Type: TAX LIST.3
Hall Hudson, Jr., died on 1 May 1799 in Surry Co, North CarolinaG.1
In 1786 in Willes District, Surry Co, North CarolinaG, Hall Hudson, Jr.. Hall Hudson Type: TAX LIST.3
Hall Hudson, Jr., died on 1 May 1799 in Surry Co, North CarolinaG.1
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Citations
Thomas Avera, Jr.
M, #25750, b. abt __/__/1737, d. 03/09/1787
Parents
| Father | Thomas Avera, Sr (b. between 1696 and 1712, d. before May 1762) |
| Mother | Judith Bettis (b. about 1720, d. about 1764) |
Family: Mary woThomasAveraJr (b. about 1735)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Thomas Avera, Jr., son of Thomas Avera, Sr, and Judith Bettis, was born about 1737 in Elizabeth City Co, VAG.
Thomas Avera, Jr., married Mary woThomasAveraJr about 1757 in Johnston Co, NCG+.
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Thomas Avera, Jr.. Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1787 in Capt Hintons District, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Thomas Avera, Jr.. Thomas Avera Type: TAX LIST.2
Thomas Avera, Jr., died on 9 March 1787 in Johnston Co, NCG+.3
Thomas Avera, Jr., married Mary woThomasAveraJr about 1757 in Johnston Co, NCG+.
In 1784 in Johnston Co, NCG+, Thomas Avera, Jr.. Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1787 in Capt Hintons District, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Thomas Avera, Jr.. Thomas Avera Type: TAX LIST.2
Thomas Avera, Jr., died on 9 March 1787 in Johnston Co, NCG+.3
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Citations
Benjamin Averett1,2,3,4,5
| Relationship | 4th great-granduncle of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25751, b. abt __/__/1790, d. aft __/__/1820
| References | AVERETT Unknown |
Parents
| Father | John Averett (b. before 1751, d. before 3 June 1811) |
| Mother | Unknown (d. between 1802 and 1811) |
Family: Patsey Walker (b. about 1790)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Benjamin Averett was also known as Benjamin Everett.
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Benjamin Averett, son of John Averett and Unknown, was born about 1790 in Washington Co, GAG+. guess.6,7,5
Hancock Co GA was formed in Dec 17,1793 from Washington and Greene Counties. The courthouse burned down in October of 2014.8
Benjamin lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, between 1794 and 1820.
In 1801 in Hancock Co, GAG+, Benjamin Averett. at the estate sale of Albright Averat, Benjamin Averat made thefollowing purchases: 2 head of cattle $11.50, corn blades $1.75 Type: ESTATE SALE PURCHASE.9
Benjamin Averett age ~19 married Patsey Walker age ~19, daughter of Unknown Walker and Patsy Unknown, on 20 April 1809 in Hancock Co, GAG+.10,3,10,3
[d] in Warren Co, GAG, [p2] and Judy woWilliamAverett appointed [p1] [m].11
In November 1810 in in Hancock Co, GAG+, [p1], Benjamin Averett, [WO]. were appointed by the court to work on the road leading from [P1S] to the cross roads at Linches.6
In November 1810 in Hancock Co, GAG+. [p1], [R:00004], [R:00005], [R:00006], [R:00007], [R:00008], [R:00009] and others were appointed to work on the road leading from Caleb Smith's to the cross roads at Linches.6
On 4 June 1811 in Hancock Co, GAG+, at the estate sale of John Averett in Hancock Co, GAG+, Benjamin Averett purchased 3 heifers $15.00, 1 side of leather $.50. (I think this is the correct Benjamin Averett. There were 3 in the area about this time.) Purchasers included Archibald Averett, Henry Averett, Jeremiah Averett, Burrell Rachels, Benjamin Averett, and Mary Averett Administrators: Matthew Averett and David Averett.
In 1812 in Hancock Co, GAG+, Benjamin Averett. at the estate sale of John Averett, Benj Averett made the following purchases: 3 heifers $15.00, 1 side leather $50 1/2 Type: ESTATE SALE PURCHASE.12
Benjamin Averett was in the in 1812 tax list for in Capt Smiths District, Hancock Co, GeorgiaG. No land, no slaves. p [m2].13
On 7 July 1817 in Hancock Co, GAG+, Benjamin Averett. Benjamin Averitt was granted a letter of administration on the estateof Jane Walker Type: ADMINISTRATOR.14
In Hancock Co, GAG+, on 7 July 1817 Benjamin Averett was issued a letter of administration for the estate of Jane Walker dec'd.14
On 1 September 1817 in Hancock Co, GAG+, for the estate of Jane Walker dec'd, Benjamin Averett returned an inventory and appraisel of the estate.14
On 1 September 1817 in Hancock Co, GAG+, Benjamin Averett. Benjamin Averitt returned an inventory & appraisement of the estate ofJane Walker of fifty-two dollars 12 1/1 cents Type: ADMINISTRATOR.14
Benjamin Averett was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Hancock Co, GAG+. Benj Averett: males 3<10, 1 26-45(1775-1794); females 2<10, 1 26-45;no slaves.
In the Georgia in 1820 land lottery of in Capt Kendalls District, Hancock Co, GeorgiaG, [p1] drew Lot 236 Section 1 in Early Co.15
Benjamin Averett died after 1820.
Benjamin Averett had. an unclaimed letter at the post office on 1 October 1826 in Hancock Co, GAG+.16
Benjamin Averett had. an unclaimed letter at the post office on 1 July 1827 in Hancock Co, GAG+.16
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Benjamin Averett, son of John Averett and Unknown, was born about 1790 in Washington Co, GAG+. guess.6,7,5
Hancock Co GA was formed in Dec 17,1793 from Washington and Greene Counties. The courthouse burned down in October of 2014.8
Benjamin lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, between 1794 and 1820.
In 1801 in Hancock Co, GAG+, Benjamin Averett. at the estate sale of Albright Averat, Benjamin Averat made thefollowing purchases: 2 head of cattle $11.50, corn blades $1.75 Type: ESTATE SALE PURCHASE.9
Benjamin Averett age ~19 married Patsey Walker age ~19, daughter of Unknown Walker and Patsy Unknown, on 20 April 1809 in Hancock Co, GAG+.10,3,10,3
[d] in Warren Co, GAG, [p2] and Judy woWilliamAverett appointed [p1] [m].11
In November 1810 in in Hancock Co, GAG+, [p1], Benjamin Averett, [WO]. were appointed by the court to work on the road leading from [P1S] to the cross roads at Linches.6
In November 1810 in Hancock Co, GAG+. [p1], [R:00004], [R:00005], [R:00006], [R:00007], [R:00008], [R:00009] and others were appointed to work on the road leading from Caleb Smith's to the cross roads at Linches.6
On 4 June 1811 in Hancock Co, GAG+, at the estate sale of John Averett in Hancock Co, GAG+, Benjamin Averett purchased 3 heifers $15.00, 1 side of leather $.50. (I think this is the correct Benjamin Averett. There were 3 in the area about this time.) Purchasers included Archibald Averett, Henry Averett, Jeremiah Averett, Burrell Rachels, Benjamin Averett, and Mary Averett Administrators: Matthew Averett and David Averett.
In 1812 in Hancock Co, GAG+, Benjamin Averett. at the estate sale of John Averett, Benj Averett made the following purchases: 3 heifers $15.00, 1 side leather $50 1/2 Type: ESTATE SALE PURCHASE.12
Benjamin Averett was in the in 1812 tax list for in Capt Smiths District, Hancock Co, GeorgiaG. No land, no slaves. p [m2].13
On 7 July 1817 in Hancock Co, GAG+, Benjamin Averett. Benjamin Averitt was granted a letter of administration on the estateof Jane Walker Type: ADMINISTRATOR.14
In Hancock Co, GAG+, on 7 July 1817 Benjamin Averett was issued a letter of administration for the estate of Jane Walker dec'd.14
On 1 September 1817 in Hancock Co, GAG+, for the estate of Jane Walker dec'd, Benjamin Averett returned an inventory and appraisel of the estate.14
On 1 September 1817 in Hancock Co, GAG+, Benjamin Averett. Benjamin Averitt returned an inventory & appraisement of the estate ofJane Walker of fifty-two dollars 12 1/1 cents Type: ADMINISTRATOR.14
Benjamin Averett was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Hancock Co, GAG+. Benj Averett: males 3<10, 1 26-45(1775-1794); females 2<10, 1 26-45;no slaves.
In the Georgia in 1820 land lottery of in Capt Kendalls District, Hancock Co, GeorgiaG, [p1] drew Lot 236 Section 1 in Early Co.15
Benjamin Averett died after 1820.
Benjamin Averett had. an unclaimed letter at the post office on 1 October 1826 in Hancock Co, GAG+.16
Benjamin Averett had. an unclaimed letter at the post office on 1 July 1827 in Hancock Co, GAG+.16
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Citations
- [S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
- [S115] Dodd, Jordan, Georgia Marriages to 1850
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John Ballard1
| Relationship | 5th great-granduncle of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25752, b. __/__/1708, d. 08/23/1763
Parents
| Mother | Anne (b. about 1680, d. after 21 July 1729) |
Family: Mary Continent (b. about 1710, d. 28 August 1769)
| Son | Abraham Ballard (b. about 1732) |
| Son | Joseph W. Ballard, Sr.+ (b. 17 April 1735, d. 1818) |
| Son | Jesse Ballard+ (b. 18 November 1736, d. after 1831) |
| Daughter | Rebecca Ballard (b. 19 August 1738, d. 15 May 1818) |
| Daughter | Anne Ballard (b. 10 April 1740) |
| Son | Benjamin Ballard + (b. 27 February 1741/42, d. 16 June 1832) |
| Son | Joshua Ballard+ (b. 25 December 1745, d. 19 January 1823) |
| Daughter | Susannah Ballard (b. 23 March 1748/49) |
| Daughter | Mary Ballard (b. 17 November 1753) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
John Ballard. John moved to Princess Anne Co VA. His family apparently splits upwith some staying in Isle of Wight and Nansemond (Joseph W. and Jesse)and others moving through NC to Georgia and beyond. Some may havemoved on to TX. (Ballard NEWS, Feb 95 p121)
On 3 Oct 1758, Richard Farr sold to John Ballard of Tyrell Co NC 600acres on the NE branch of New River in Onslow Co NC for 107 pounds 10shillings VA money. Witnessed by Joseph Ballard (14 p101)
On 30 Jan 1774, William Clark sold to John Ballard of Dobbs Co NC for40 pounds, 100 acres whi is part of the 216 acres granted to PeterPerry 8 Sep 1737 on Turkey Creek in Onslow Co NC.
2 Mar 1774, John Ballard sold to Edward Howard for 140 pounds 600acres of the 640 granted to Richard Farr 8 Mar 1736 on the east sideof the NW branch of New River at Tacker's corner to the Deep Gulleyto Hope Creek. This land was deeded by Richard Farr to John Ballard 3Oct 1758. Tests: Thos Johnston, Anne Johnston.
9 Jan 1779, a deed mentions John Ballard's landing on Turkey Creek. A30 Dec 1779 John Ballard sold to John Spicer for 21 shillings 10 pence2 acres which is part of the grant to Peter Porey on 23 Mar 1747 andthis 2 acres atBallard's Landing on the E side of Turkey Creek.
On Aug 1784, John Spicer Jr sold the land near Ballard's landing toSamuel Clegg for pounds.
On 8 Jan 1789, a John Ballard of Bladed Co NC appoints Jesse Gregoryas his attorney. On 10 Jul John Ballard of Bladen Co sold to MaryHoue of Onslow his negro slaves for 100 pounds.
RESEARCH NOTES:
There is a lot of John Ballard Onslow Co NC information after thisJohn Ballard dies. One of the later John Ballard references mentionsJohn Ballard of Dobbs Co NC. I have been unable to determine if anyof the John Ballardsof Dobbs is an option for the one mentioned inOnslow. He, son of Anne, was born in 1708 in Nansemond Co, VAG+.2
In 1721 in Chowan Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard Type: TAX LIST.3
In 1722 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. from Chowan Co Type: COUNTY FORMED.
John lived in Chowan Co, NCG+, in 1729.
John Ballard married Mary Continent in 1730 in Princess Anne Co, VAG+.
In 1732 in Edgecombe Co, NCG+, John Ballard. from Bertie Co. Not confirmed until 1742 Type: COUNTY FORMED.
On 13 April 1734 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard: sale of land on ss Morratock River near Beaverdam adjDaniel McDaniel from William Browne of Edgecombe Prec To James Wood DBD p94 Type: WITNESS.4
On 19 October 1734 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard, Joseph Moor, and Robert Butler witnessed the sale of300 ac on ns Connehoe Creek from John Lee to Thomas Spite. DB D p164 Type: WITNESS.4
John lived in Edgecombe Co, NCG+, on 10 February 1734/35.
On 10 February 1734/35 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard of Edgecombe Prec to John Moore: 25 pds for 200 acbetween Cossey and Maratuck River. Wit: Henry Avere, PetegroveSallsberry, Thomas Harrell. DB E p49 Type: LAND SALE.4
In February 1736/37 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard and Charles Horne: Phillip Pearce of Edgecombe Pre toArthur Sherrod on ss of Conneyhoe Creek in Edgecombe Pre. DB E p194 Type: WITNESS.4
On 13 February 1736/37 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard from Phillip Pearce of Edgecombe Prc: 10 pds for 150 acof a tract pearce bought of Daniel MdDaniel on Conney Creek. AdjArthur Sherrod, John Fort. Wit: Robert Butler, William Everett. DB E193 Type: LAND PURCHASE.4
In 1740 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. Sale of 90 ac on Conneyhoe Creek from Arthur Sherrard and wife Mary toRobert Sherrard, adj William Barden on old Indian path and JohnBallard. DB F p183 Type: NEIGHBOR.4
John lived in VirginiaG, in 1753.
John lived in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG, in 1763.
John Ballard died on 23 August 1763 in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG.2
On 3 Oct 1758, Richard Farr sold to John Ballard of Tyrell Co NC 600acres on the NE branch of New River in Onslow Co NC for 107 pounds 10shillings VA money. Witnessed by Joseph Ballard (14 p101)
On 30 Jan 1774, William Clark sold to John Ballard of Dobbs Co NC for40 pounds, 100 acres whi is part of the 216 acres granted to PeterPerry 8 Sep 1737 on Turkey Creek in Onslow Co NC.
2 Mar 1774, John Ballard sold to Edward Howard for 140 pounds 600acres of the 640 granted to Richard Farr 8 Mar 1736 on the east sideof the NW branch of New River at Tacker's corner to the Deep Gulleyto Hope Creek. This land was deeded by Richard Farr to John Ballard 3Oct 1758. Tests: Thos Johnston, Anne Johnston.
9 Jan 1779, a deed mentions John Ballard's landing on Turkey Creek. A30 Dec 1779 John Ballard sold to John Spicer for 21 shillings 10 pence2 acres which is part of the grant to Peter Porey on 23 Mar 1747 andthis 2 acres atBallard's Landing on the E side of Turkey Creek.
On Aug 1784, John Spicer Jr sold the land near Ballard's landing toSamuel Clegg for pounds.
On 8 Jan 1789, a John Ballard of Bladed Co NC appoints Jesse Gregoryas his attorney. On 10 Jul John Ballard of Bladen Co sold to MaryHoue of Onslow his negro slaves for 100 pounds.
RESEARCH NOTES:
There is a lot of John Ballard Onslow Co NC information after thisJohn Ballard dies. One of the later John Ballard references mentionsJohn Ballard of Dobbs Co NC. I have been unable to determine if anyof the John Ballardsof Dobbs is an option for the one mentioned inOnslow. He, son of Anne, was born in 1708 in Nansemond Co, VAG+.2
In 1721 in Chowan Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard Type: TAX LIST.3
In 1722 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. from Chowan Co Type: COUNTY FORMED.
John lived in Chowan Co, NCG+, in 1729.
John Ballard married Mary Continent in 1730 in Princess Anne Co, VAG+.
In 1732 in Edgecombe Co, NCG+, John Ballard. from Bertie Co. Not confirmed until 1742 Type: COUNTY FORMED.
On 13 April 1734 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard: sale of land on ss Morratock River near Beaverdam adjDaniel McDaniel from William Browne of Edgecombe Prec To James Wood DBD p94 Type: WITNESS.4
On 19 October 1734 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard, Joseph Moor, and Robert Butler witnessed the sale of300 ac on ns Connehoe Creek from John Lee to Thomas Spite. DB D p164 Type: WITNESS.4
John lived in Edgecombe Co, NCG+, on 10 February 1734/35.
On 10 February 1734/35 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard of Edgecombe Prec to John Moore: 25 pds for 200 acbetween Cossey and Maratuck River. Wit: Henry Avere, PetegroveSallsberry, Thomas Harrell. DB E p49 Type: LAND SALE.4
In February 1736/37 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard and Charles Horne: Phillip Pearce of Edgecombe Pre toArthur Sherrod on ss of Conneyhoe Creek in Edgecombe Pre. DB E p194 Type: WITNESS.4
On 13 February 1736/37 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. John Ballard from Phillip Pearce of Edgecombe Prc: 10 pds for 150 acof a tract pearce bought of Daniel MdDaniel on Conney Creek. AdjArthur Sherrod, John Fort. Wit: Robert Butler, William Everett. DB E193 Type: LAND PURCHASE.4
In 1740 in Bertie Co, NCG+, John Ballard. Sale of 90 ac on Conneyhoe Creek from Arthur Sherrard and wife Mary toRobert Sherrard, adj William Barden on old Indian path and JohnBallard. DB F p183 Type: NEIGHBOR.4
John lived in VirginiaG, in 1753.
John lived in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG, in 1763.
John Ballard died on 23 August 1763 in Onslow Co, North CarolinaG.2
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Citations
Samuel Spruill1,2
| Relationship | 8th great-granduncle of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25753, b. __/__/1697, d. 08/19/1760
Parents
| Father | Godfrey Spruill (b. about 1650, d. about 29 July 1719) |
| Mother | Joanna woGodfreySpruill |
Family 1: Elizabeth Swain
| Son | Samuel Spruill |
| Son | Joseph Spruill |
| Son | Nemeiah Spruill |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Spruill |
| Daughter | Mary Spruill |
| Daughter | Jemima Spruill |
| Daughter | Zelphia Spruill |
| Son | Jeremiah Spruill (d. before 1788) |
| Son | John Spruill+ |
| Daughter | Joanna Spruill |
Family 2: Mary Paggett (b. 1692, d. 1760)
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Samuel Spruill, son of Godfrey Spruill and Joanna woGodfreySpruill, was born in 1697 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+.1
Samuel Spruill married Mary Paggett in January 1712/13 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+.1,1
In 1717 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Samuel Spruill. Samuel Spruill Type: TAX LIST.2
Samuel Spruill died on 19 August 1760 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+.1
Samuel Spruill married Mary Paggett in January 1712/13 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+.1,1
In 1717 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Samuel Spruill. Samuel Spruill Type: TAX LIST.2
Samuel Spruill died on 19 August 1760 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+.1
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Citations
Sarah Godfrey Smithwick1
| Relationship | 6th great-grandmother of Frances Wileria Hudson |
F, #25754, b. abt __/__/1700, d. aft __/__/1776
| References | SMITHWICK Hugh |
Parents
| Father | Edward Smithwick, Sr. (b. 1649) |
| Mother | Africa McGregory (d. 1703) |
Family: John Stansell, Jr., (b. before 1700, d. after 22 August 1750)
| Daughter | Rebackah Stansell |
| Son | Son Stansell (d. before 1750) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Stansell+ (b. about 1720, d. after 1783) |
| Son | John Stansell, III+ (b. before 1730, d. about 1764) |
| Daughter | Mary Stansell (b. before 1730, d. after 1750) |
| Son | Godfrey Stansell+ (b. 1732, d. after 19 January 1789) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Sarah Godfrey Smithwick was also known as Sarah Stansell. She was also known as Sarah Godfrey Stansel.1,2,3
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She, daughter of Edward Smithwick, Sr., and Africa McGregory, was born about 1700 in Mattacomack Creek, Chowan Prec, NCG.4
Sarah Godfrey Smithwick married John Stansell, Jr., son of John Stansel, Sr., and Katherine Hardy, in 1719 in Chowan Prec, NCG+. They settled on land that she inherited from her father.1,2,3,5,63
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Circa 1726 at the encouragement of her brother Edmund, John and Sarah moved across the Roanoke River and settled on Smithwick Creek.2
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In 1750, John Stansell, Jr., and wife Sarah Godfrey Smithwick sold Unknown Leggett 100 acres. Peter Stansell, now deceased.3
On 22 August 1750 in the will of John Stanshall in Tyrrell Co, NCG+, wife Sarah was listed as an heir. Sarah was left the use of my manor plantation and slaves as long as she lives or unless she remarries.7,8,3
Her husband, John Stansell, Jr., died after 22 August 1750 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+.9,3
In September 1750 in the will of John Stansell, Jr., in Tyrrell Co, NCG+, executors were Sarah Godfrey Smithwick and John Stansell, III, .7,3
In 1776 in North CarolinaG, Sarah Godfrey Smithwick conveyed the land of her deceased husband to her sons John Stansell, III, and Godfrey Stansell.2
Sarah Godfrey Smithwick died after 1776 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+.2
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The Shaftesbury Precinct of Abemarle County NC was renamed as the Chowan Prc of Albemarle in 1685. It was named for the Chowan Native American tribe which lived in the northeastern part of the Colony.
She, daughter of Edward Smithwick, Sr., and Africa McGregory, was born about 1700 in Mattacomack Creek, Chowan Prec, NCG.4
Sarah Godfrey Smithwick married John Stansell, Jr., son of John Stansel, Sr., and Katherine Hardy, in 1719 in Chowan Prec, NCG+. They settled on land that she inherited from her father.1,2,3,5,63
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Bertie Precinct NC was formed in 1722 from Chowan Precinct.
Circa 1726 at the encouragement of her brother Edmund, John and Sarah moved across the Roanoke River and settled on Smithwick Creek.2
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Tyrrell Precinct NC was formed in 1729 from parts of Bertie, Chowan, Currituck and Pasquotank Precincts.3
In 1750, John Stansell, Jr., and wife Sarah Godfrey Smithwick sold Unknown Leggett 100 acres. Peter Stansell, now deceased.3
On 22 August 1750 in the will of John Stanshall in Tyrrell Co, NCG+, wife Sarah was listed as an heir. Sarah was left the use of my manor plantation and slaves as long as she lives or unless she remarries.7,8,3
Her husband, John Stansell, Jr., died after 22 August 1750 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+.9,3
In September 1750 in the will of John Stansell, Jr., in Tyrrell Co, NCG+, executors were Sarah Godfrey Smithwick and John Stansell, III, .7,3
In 1776 in North CarolinaG, Sarah Godfrey Smithwick conveyed the land of her deceased husband to her sons John Stansell, III, and Godfrey Stansell.2
Sarah Godfrey Smithwick died after 1776 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+.2
| Last Edited | 22 February 2024 12:16:05 |
Citations
- [S44] ., The Barbre Book
- [S66] Bennett, William Doub, Smithwick Genealogy
- [S795] The Stancill Family, 1662 to 1981
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
- [S766] Family Data Collection - Individual Records
- [S797] Family Data Collection - Marriages
- [S223] Stansel, Edwin Nathaniel, The Stansel Family
- [S796] North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1660-1790
- [S765] Family Data Collection - Deaths
John Stansell, Jr.1
| Relationship | 6th great-grandfather of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #25755, b. bef __/__/1700, d. aft 08/22/1750
Parents
| Father | John Stansel, Sr. (b. about 1662, d. 1713) |
| Mother | Katherine Hardy (b. about 1665, d. 16 May 1719) |
Family: Sarah Godfrey Smithwick (b. about 1700, d. after 1776)
| Daughter | Rebackah Stansell |
| Son | Son Stansell (d. before 1750) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Stansell+ (b. about 1720, d. after 1783) |
| Son | John Stansell, III+ (b. before 1730, d. about 1764) |
| Daughter | Mary Stansell (b. before 1730, d. after 1750) |
| Son | Godfrey Stansell+ (b. 1732, d. after 19 January 1789) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
John Stansell, Jr., was also known as John Stanshall. He was also known as John Stancel.2 He was also known as John Stancele. He was also known as John Stancell. He was also known as John Stansell. He was also known as John Stancil.
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He, son of John Stansel, Sr., and Katherine Hardy, was born before 1700. It is unknown if John was born before or after the family moved down into North Carolina.3 John Stansell, Jr., son of John Stansel, Sr., and Katherine Hardy, was born in 1700 in VirginiaG.4,5
The family of John Stansell, Jr., moved from VirginiaG, to North CarolinaG.
In 1714 in Cashie Neck, Chowan Precinct, NCG, John Stanshall served during the Tuscarora Indian War.6
John Stansell, Jr., was in the in 1716 tax list for in Chowan Prec, NCG+. No land, no slaves.37,8,2
On 30 May 1717 the will of William Frost was signed. Witnesses: John Stansell, Jr..
John Stansell, Jr., married Sarah Godfrey Smithwick, daughter of Edward Smithwick, Sr., and Africa McGregory, in 1719 in Chowan Prec, NCG+. They settled on land that she inherited from her father.1,6,3,5,9
On 1 March 1719, John Stanshall received a land grant for 388 acres on Morrattock River, North CarolinaG. This land became part of Bertie Co when it was established in 1724.3
In December 1719 in Chowan Prec, NCG+, John Stansell, Jr., and wife Sarah Godfrey Smithwick sold Thomas Madkife of Cecil Co MD 388 acres. This was the 388 acres received in the land grant.3
John Stansell, Jr., was a land owner in the in 1721 tax list for in Chowan Prec, NCG+, 100 acres. They apparently settled on the hundred acres willed to Sarah by her father.
In 1723 James Swain sold 100 acres. This land was on the south side of the Morratock River beginning on Devil's Gut. This area is about 5 miles east of Williamston.3
In 1724 Peter Stansell sold John Stansell 150 acres.6
In 1724 in south side of Morratock, North CarolinaG, Peter Stansell, carpenter, sold John Stansell, Jr., planter, 150 acres on south side of Morratock. It was the remaining 150 acres of the 300 ac land grant.3
In 1726 Edmond Smithwick, Sr., sold John Stanshall 320 acres on the south side of the Morratock River. John Jr and Sarah conveyed to Edmond the Deer Hall Meadows tract of land in Kisiah Neck. This tract is north of the Roanoke in the Charlton Creek area. No record can be found revealing how John Jr came by this tract of land.3
In 1728. John Stansell also witnessed the deed six days later when Edmund sold the land to his(Edmund's) cousin's husband, Nathaniel Ming, for only five shillings.
. It is a known fact that there were many conveyances of land in the early days without the deed being recorded. The custom was that some educated person in the area, usually the Justice of the Peace, would write the deed, or the person involved would write it, using an old one for a guide. Getting it to the county seat in those times required days as compared to minutes or hours now. We can therefore understand the neglect of these people in not recording their deeds.Prior to the time that Martin county was established in 1774,Stancill would have been required to travel 100 miles round trip to visit the county seat. Their neglect in recording deeds makes it difficult on present day genealogists.3
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In June 1735, John Stanshall. one of those ordered to lay out the first road from Pamlico River to Smithwick Creek. In June 1738, he was appointed overseer of this road.
In 1739. at the September Term of Court, John was one of the Grand Jurors.
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In 1740 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+, John Stanshall was on the list of jurors.2
In 1750, John Stansell, Jr., and wife Sarah Godfrey Smithwick sold Unknown Leggett 100 acres. Land formerly belonging to Peter Stansell, deceased.3
John Stanshall signed a will on 22 August 1750 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+. Heirs: wife Sarah Godfrey Smithwick, son(s) John Stansell, III, and Godfrey Stansell, daughter(s) Elizabeth Stansell, Rebackah Stansell, and Mary Stansell, granddaughter(s) Elizabeth Marey Stansell.
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His will says that he is 'sick and weake of bodey'.. He leaves wife Sarah use of my manor plantation and slaves,dau Rebackah Stansell - 3 cows and calves on her marriage or when she leaves mother, gd Elizabeth Marey Stansell - heifer, sons John and Godfrey - all lands and slaves after their mother's decease, dau Elizabath Barbre and Marey Bentley have already received their share of the estate. Exec wife Sarah , son John, Wit: Edmund Smithwick,Rebekah Stansell, Samul (sp) Smithwick.
The will was written so that if Sarah remarried she would lose her inheritance. In those days this was typical language in a will.
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John Stansell, Jr., died after 22 August 1750 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+.11,3
The will of John Stansell, Jr., was probated in September 1750 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+. Executors: Sarah Godfrey Smithwick and John Stansell, III,.2,3
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The Shaftesbury Precinct of Abemarle County NC was renamed as the Chowan Prc of Albemarle in 1685. It was named for the Chowan Native American tribe which lived in the northeastern part of the Colony.
He, son of John Stansel, Sr., and Katherine Hardy, was born before 1700. It is unknown if John was born before or after the family moved down into North Carolina.3 John Stansell, Jr., son of John Stansel, Sr., and Katherine Hardy, was born in 1700 in VirginiaG.4,5
The family of John Stansell, Jr., moved from VirginiaG, to North CarolinaG.
In 1714 in Cashie Neck, Chowan Precinct, NCG, John Stanshall served during the Tuscarora Indian War.6
John Stansell, Jr., was in the in 1716 tax list for in Chowan Prec, NCG+. No land, no slaves.37,8,2
On 30 May 1717 the will of William Frost was signed. Witnesses: John Stansell, Jr..
John Stansell, Jr., married Sarah Godfrey Smithwick, daughter of Edward Smithwick, Sr., and Africa McGregory, in 1719 in Chowan Prec, NCG+. They settled on land that she inherited from her father.1,6,3,5,9
On 1 March 1719, John Stanshall received a land grant for 388 acres on Morrattock River, North CarolinaG. This land became part of Bertie Co when it was established in 1724.3
In December 1719 in Chowan Prec, NCG+, John Stansell, Jr., and wife Sarah Godfrey Smithwick sold Thomas Madkife of Cecil Co MD 388 acres. This was the 388 acres received in the land grant.3
John Stansell, Jr., was a land owner in the in 1721 tax list for in Chowan Prec, NCG+, 100 acres. They apparently settled on the hundred acres willed to Sarah by her father.
In 1723 James Swain sold 100 acres. This land was on the south side of the Morratock River beginning on Devil's Gut. This area is about 5 miles east of Williamston.3
In 1724 Peter Stansell sold John Stansell 150 acres.6
In 1724 in south side of Morratock, North CarolinaG, Peter Stansell, carpenter, sold John Stansell, Jr., planter, 150 acres on south side of Morratock. It was the remaining 150 acres of the 300 ac land grant.3
In 1726 Edmond Smithwick, Sr., sold John Stanshall 320 acres on the south side of the Morratock River. John Jr and Sarah conveyed to Edmond the Deer Hall Meadows tract of land in Kisiah Neck. This tract is north of the Roanoke in the Charlton Creek area. No record can be found revealing how John Jr came by this tract of land.3
In 1728. John Stansell also witnessed the deed six days later when Edmund sold the land to his(Edmund's) cousin's husband, Nathaniel Ming, for only five shillings.
. It is a known fact that there were many conveyances of land in the early days without the deed being recorded. The custom was that some educated person in the area, usually the Justice of the Peace, would write the deed, or the person involved would write it, using an old one for a guide. Getting it to the county seat in those times required days as compared to minutes or hours now. We can therefore understand the neglect of these people in not recording their deeds.Prior to the time that Martin county was established in 1774,Stancill would have been required to travel 100 miles round trip to visit the county seat. Their neglect in recording deeds makes it difficult on present day genealogists.3
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Tyrrell Precinct NC was formed in 1729 from parts of Bertie, Chowan, Currituck and Pasquotank Precincts.3
In June 1735, John Stanshall. one of those ordered to lay out the first road from Pamlico River to Smithwick Creek. In June 1738, he was appointed overseer of this road.
In 1739. at the September Term of Court, John was one of the Grand Jurors.
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The Chowan Precinct of Abemarle County NC was renamed as Chowan Co NC in 1739.
In 1740 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+, John Stanshall was on the list of jurors.2
In 1750, John Stansell, Jr., and wife Sarah Godfrey Smithwick sold Unknown Leggett 100 acres. Land formerly belonging to Peter Stansell, deceased.3
John Stanshall signed a will on 22 August 1750 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+. Heirs: wife Sarah Godfrey Smithwick, son(s) John Stansell, III, and Godfrey Stansell, daughter(s) Elizabeth Stansell, Rebackah Stansell, and Mary Stansell, granddaughter(s) Elizabeth Marey Stansell.
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His will says that he is 'sick and weake of bodey'.. He leaves wife Sarah use of my manor plantation and slaves,dau Rebackah Stansell - 3 cows and calves on her marriage or when she leaves mother, gd Elizabeth Marey Stansell - heifer, sons John and Godfrey - all lands and slaves after their mother's decease, dau Elizabath Barbre and Marey Bentley have already received their share of the estate. Exec wife Sarah , son John, Wit: Edmund Smithwick,Rebekah Stansell, Samul (sp) Smithwick.
The will was written so that if Sarah remarried she would lose her inheritance. In those days this was typical language in a will.
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John Stansell, Jr., died after 22 August 1750 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+.11,3
The will of John Stansell, Jr., was probated in September 1750 in Tyrrell Co, NCG+. Executors: Sarah Godfrey Smithwick and John Stansell, III,.2,3
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Citations
- [S44] ., The Barbre Book
- [S223] Stansel, Edwin Nathaniel, The Stansel Family
- [S795] The Stancill Family, 1662 to 1981
- [S653] Family Data Collection - Births
- [S766] Family Data Collection - Individual Records
- [S66] Bennett, William Doub, Smithwick Genealogy
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
- [S756] North Carolina, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index 1790-1890
- [S797] Family Data Collection - Marriages
- [S796] North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1660-1790
- [S765] Family Data Collection - Deaths
Charles Avera, Jr.1
M, #25756, b. bet __/__/1700 and __/__/1730, d. abt __/__/1760
Parents
| Father | Charles Avera, Sr (b. about 1671, d. between 12 February 1746 and 18 June 1746) |
| Mother | Ursula Copeland (b. about 1681, d. about 1750) |
Family: Hannah Copeland (b. about 1710, d. (BET 15 AND 23 SEP 1784))
| Son | Charles Avera, III (b. about 1730) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Charles Avera, Jr., was also known as Charles Averate, Jr.2 He was also known as Charles Avera.
Charles Avera, Jr., was brick mason. He, son of Charles Avera, Sr, and Ursula Copeland, was born between 1700 and 1730 in Elizabeth City Co, VAG.3
On 16 September 1742 in Elizabeth City Co, VAG. [P1] (prob Jr) is the court appointed inspector of pork in the county.
In Charles Avera, Sr,'s will dated on 12 February 1745/46 in Elizabeth City Co, VAG, son Charles Avera, Jr., was named as an heir. WILL OF CHARLES AVERA, SR.
abt 1671 - Feb 12, 1745/46
ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY, VA
leaves son Charles the plantation I purchased from Christopher Copeland, reversion of bequest to son William; reversion to grandson Thomas Avera,; wife Ursula; rest of my estate to my 3 sons and 4 daughters. Extx. wife Ursula Avera. Dated 2/12/1745/46, recorded 6/18/1746. Witness Thomas Mingham, Falvey Copeland, James Latimer.
Also ordered that Henry Avera, heir at law be summoned to contest the validity of this will. Henry Avera appeared in court and said he had no objection to the probation of his fathers will. Book 1737-1749, page 219.
On the front of the cover of the will of Charles Avera is written ........by Henry Avera, to be.......being the heir at law to contest the validity of the will if he sees fit. The front cover also contains the date June 18, 1746 directly above that writing.1
In the in 1757 tax list for in Bertie Co, NCG+: Charles Avera, Jr., [p2], Henry Avera, Sr.2
Charles Avera, Jr., died about 1760 in Elizabeth City Co, VAG.3
Charles Avera, Jr., was brick mason. He, son of Charles Avera, Sr, and Ursula Copeland, was born between 1700 and 1730 in Elizabeth City Co, VAG.3
On 16 September 1742 in Elizabeth City Co, VAG. [P1] (prob Jr) is the court appointed inspector of pork in the county.
In Charles Avera, Sr,'s will dated on 12 February 1745/46 in Elizabeth City Co, VAG, son Charles Avera, Jr., was named as an heir. WILL OF CHARLES AVERA, SR.
abt 1671 - Feb 12, 1745/46
ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY, VA
leaves son Charles the plantation I purchased from Christopher Copeland, reversion of bequest to son William; reversion to grandson Thomas Avera,; wife Ursula; rest of my estate to my 3 sons and 4 daughters. Extx. wife Ursula Avera. Dated 2/12/1745/46, recorded 6/18/1746. Witness Thomas Mingham, Falvey Copeland, James Latimer.
Also ordered that Henry Avera, heir at law be summoned to contest the validity of this will. Henry Avera appeared in court and said he had no objection to the probation of his fathers will. Book 1737-1749, page 219.
On the front of the cover of the will of Charles Avera is written ........by Henry Avera, to be.......being the heir at law to contest the validity of the will if he sees fit. The front cover also contains the date June 18, 1746 directly above that writing.1
In the in 1757 tax list for in Bertie Co, NCG+: Charles Avera, Jr., [p2], Henry Avera, Sr.2
Charles Avera, Jr., died about 1760 in Elizabeth City Co, VAG.3
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Daniel Frazier1
M, #25757, b. __/__/1703, d. __/__/1778
Parents
| Father | John Frazier (b. 1674, d. 1743) |
| Mother | Mary Falconer |
Family: Margaret Dawson (b. 1703, d. 1744)
| Son | Jeremiah Frazier+ (b. 1733, d. 4 May 1809) |
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Biography
Daniel Frazier, son of John Frazier and Mary Falconer, was born in 1703 in Bertie Co, NCG+.1
Daniel Frazier died in 1778 in Bertie Co, NCG+.
Daniel Frazier died in 1778 in Bertie Co, NCG+.
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
Godfrey Spruill
| Relationship | 9th great-grandfather of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25758, b. abt __/__/1650, d. abt 07/29/1719
Family: Joanna woGodfreySpruill
| Daughter | Mary Spruill |
| Daughter | Henerietta Spruill |
| Son | Godfrey Spruill |
| Son | Joseph Spruill+ |
| Daughter | Susannah Spruill |
| Son | Samuel Spruill+ (b. 1697, d. 19 August 1760) |
| Daughter | Anna Margaretta Spruill+ (b. about 1715) |
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Biography
Godfrey Spruill married Joanna woGodfreySpruill.
He, was born about 1650 in ScotlandG+.
In 1717 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Godfrey Spruill. Godfrey Spruill.1
Godfrey Spruill died about 29 July 1719 in Chowan Co, NCG+.
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
Edmond Smithwick, Sr.1
| Relationship | 6th great-granduncle of Frances Wileria Hudson |
M, #25759, b. bef __/__/1700, d. aft __/__/1758
| References | SMITHWICK Hugh |
Parents
| Father | Edward Smithwick, Sr. (b. 1649) |
| Mother | Africa McGregory (d. 1703) |
Family:
| Son | Edmond Smithwick, Jr. |
| Son | James Smithwick |
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Biography
Edmond Smithwick, Sr., was also known as Edman Smithwick Sr Smithwick. He. Edmson Edwd Smithwick was a witness to the 1770 Tyrrell Co will ofRichard Swinson. Edms Saml Smithwick was administrator
1721 Chowan Co NC
On 28 Mar 1728, the inventory of Wm. Coward was proved before Edmd.Smithwick
Edmund Smithwick witnessed the 1750 Tyrrell Co NC will of JohnStansell
1755 Tyrrell Co NC
1758 witnesnessed the will of James Beasley who left much of hisestate to godson Luke Smithwick
J. H. Hudson sold land to Edmund Smithwick in Martin Co NC. (117)
An indenture from John Holladay Hudson (Hutson) bought land to HannaHolliday Hudson on 19 Apr 1776 in Martin Co NC for the sum of 175pounds, a tract of land lying in the parish of St. Martins on TurkeyTrack swamp adj lands of James Swain & Smithwick contain 51 a it beinga deed of grant by Grannville to Edmund Smithwick dec'd - by him toJohn H. Hudson & by me to Edward Smithwick & by him back to John H.Hudson. (117.) He, son of Edward Smithwick, Sr., and Africa McGregory, was born before 1700.
On 14 July 1713 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Edmond Smithwick, Sr.. Ed. Smithwick and others inventoried and appraised the este of EdBerry. Type: APPRAISER.
In 1717 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Edmond Smithwick, Sr.. Edmond Smethwick Type: TAX LIST.2
In 1721 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Edmond Smithwick, Sr.. Edmond Smithwick Type: TAX LIST.2
On 12 February 1722/23 in Bertie Co, NCG+, Edmond Smithwick, Sr.. Edmund Smithwick: for love I do bare John Griffin, son of Martin andElizabeth Griffin, 124 ac on ss Casia River. Part of patent of 420 acsurveyed by Edmund Smithwick Sr and 300 ac of which he sold to DanilSmith. DB A p207 Type: LAND SALE.13
Edmond Smithwick, Sr., died after 1758.
1721 Chowan Co NC
On 28 Mar 1728, the inventory of Wm. Coward was proved before Edmd.Smithwick
Edmund Smithwick witnessed the 1750 Tyrrell Co NC will of JohnStansell
1755 Tyrrell Co NC
1758 witnesnessed the will of James Beasley who left much of hisestate to godson Luke Smithwick
J. H. Hudson sold land to Edmund Smithwick in Martin Co NC. (117)
An indenture from John Holladay Hudson (Hutson) bought land to HannaHolliday Hudson on 19 Apr 1776 in Martin Co NC for the sum of 175pounds, a tract of land lying in the parish of St. Martins on TurkeyTrack swamp adj lands of James Swain & Smithwick contain 51 a it beinga deed of grant by Grannville to Edmund Smithwick dec'd - by him toJohn H. Hudson & by me to Edward Smithwick & by him back to John H.Hudson. (117.) He, son of Edward Smithwick, Sr., and Africa McGregory, was born before 1700.
On 14 July 1713 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Edmond Smithwick, Sr.. Ed. Smithwick and others inventoried and appraised the este of EdBerry. Type: APPRAISER.
In 1717 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Edmond Smithwick, Sr.. Edmond Smethwick Type: TAX LIST.2
In 1721 in Chowan Co, NCG+, Edmond Smithwick, Sr.. Edmond Smithwick Type: TAX LIST.2
On 12 February 1722/23 in Bertie Co, NCG+, Edmond Smithwick, Sr.. Edmund Smithwick: for love I do bare John Griffin, son of Martin andElizabeth Griffin, 124 ac on ss Casia River. Part of patent of 420 acsurveyed by Edmund Smithwick Sr and 300 ac of which he sold to DanilSmith. DB A p207 Type: LAND SALE.13
Edmond Smithwick, Sr., died after 1758.
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Mathias Toler1,2,3
M, #25760, b. __/__/1763, d. __/__/1807
Parents
| Father | Mathias Toler (b. before 1674) |
| Mother | Mary Mason (d. after 1734) |
Family: Sarah Brown (d. 1814)
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Biography
Mathias Toler. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.4 He. An ancestry public member tree list the Jun 1 1805 marriage to SarahMason.
Another source lists the Jun 1 1805 marriage to Sarah Brown. [010 CD4] This source is considered more reliable so the marriage to Sarahhas been deleted. He, son of Mathias Toler and Mary Mason, was born in 1763.1
Mathias lived in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, in 1790. Toaler.3
Mathias lived in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G, in 1800.2
Mathias Toler married Sarah Brown on 1 June 1805 in Chowan Co, NCG+.5
Mathias Toler died in 1807 in Craven Co, NCG+.1
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