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Sarah Brown1
F, #25761, d. __/__/1814
Family: Mathias Toler (b. 1763, d. 1807)
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Sarah Brown was also known as Sarah Toler.
Sarah Brown married Mathias Toler, son of Mathias Toler and Mary Mason, on 1 June 1805 in Chowan Co, NCG+.2
Sarah Brown died in 1814 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G.1
Sarah Brown married Mathias Toler, son of Mathias Toler and Mary Mason, on 1 June 1805 in Chowan Co, NCG+.2
Sarah Brown died in 1814 in Currituck Co, North Carolina, 1730G.1
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Emely Vinson1
F, #25762, b. bef __/__/1766
Biography
Emely Vinson, was born before 1766.
In 1787 in Capt Hobbys Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Emely Vinson. Emely Vinson Type: TAX LIST.1
In 1787 in Capt Hobbys Company, Johnston Co, North CarolinaG, Emely Vinson. Emely Vinson Type: TAX LIST.1
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Citations
- [S531] CD 136 Colonial America, Pre-1790 Census Index
Richard Hudson, I
M, #25763, b. __/__/1608, d. __/__/1657
Parents
| Father | William Hudson (b. 1571, d. 9 April 1630) |
| Mother | Alice Turner (b. about 1575, d. December 1611) |
Family 1: Mary Hayes (b. about 1615, d. before 1857)
| Son | Henry Hudson + (b. 1636, d. about 1710) |
| Son | Nicholas Hudson+ (b. about 1639, d. 5 June 1676) |
Family 2: Barbara Jacobs
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Richard Hudson, I. Richard Hudson shipped from London on the 'Safety' in 1635. The court records of Accomack Co VA records that Richard Hudson sued Hannah Savage, the widow of Thomas Savage, for back wages. The debt apparently occurred in 1634. Hannah Savage was in the tobacco trade and presumably, Richard Hudson was an employee. This suggests that Richard had lived in Accomack VA prior to 1634. Furthermore, court records suggest that Richard Hudson was widowed with two children, a boy and a girl. Henry Hudson, the son, was born in 1632. The name and age of the daughter is unknown. Both children were placed in the home of James Bruce.
A good guess would be that Richard was widowed about 1633-34. He apparently took a tobacco shipment to England as an agent for Hannah Savage.
In about 1638, Richard married Mary Hayes, the widow of John Hayes. Mary Hayes had at least one daughter, Ruth. This daughter was placed in the home of John Johnson.
Richard must have been an unsavory character. On several occasions he was brought to court on various charges from stealing chickens to stealing hogs. He also was fined for fighting.
Richard was a coastal trader, farmer and miller. In 1638, Richard Hudson and Mary Hayes were each given twelve lashes for slandering Sampson and Alice Robins. The Robins were also given twelve lashes each for calling Mary Hayes a 'badd as aine salte bitch.'
The question arises as to the relationship of Richard Hudson of Accomack Co VA to Henry Hudson the navigator and the Muscovy Company. It is to be noted that Richard Hudson's cattle brand and hog mark was the fleur-de-lis. This same emblem was used by the Muscovy Company.
There is one near certainty. Richard Hudson of Accomack Co VA was notthe son of Henry Hudson, the navigator, and Katherine Hudson. This Richard Hudson was an articulate factor of the Muscovy Company in India. Richard Hudson Hudson in Accomack Co VA was illerate and signed his name with a mark.
Afer his marriage to Mary Hayes and the birth of a son, Nicholas, in abt 1639, the reputation of Richard and Mary began to improve.
By 1643, Richard was sitting on the County Court. In 1652, Richard Hudson was given custody of Gideon Tillison Jr, the son of his friend and tennant, Gideon Tillison, deceased.
In 1757, Mary Hayes Hudson was deceased. Richard and son, Nicholas,moved a few miles south to Northampton Co VA. At about the same time, Richard married Barbara Jacobs. In 1659, Richard made a nuncupative will to divide his estate between 'my youngest son, Nicholas' and wife Barbara Jacobs Hudson. The will states that Richard had provided for his other 'two children'. This to be definitive proof that Richard had three children. Henry b. abt 1632, a 'girlie' and Nicholas b. abt 1639.
REFERENCE:
HFA Bulletin 94, April 15, 1996. He, son of William Hudson and Alice Turner, was born in 1608 in Tamworth Castle, Tamworth, Staffordshire, EnglandG.1,2
Richard Hudson, I, was baptized on 5 November 1608 in St Aditha Church, Tamworth, Staffordshire, EnglandG+.
Richard Hudson, I, married Mary Hayes about 1638.
In 1651 in East Shore, Virginia Colony, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, I. Richard Hudson. Type: TAX LIST.3
Richard Hudson, I, married Barbara Jacobs about 1657.
Richard Hudson, I, died in 1657 in Hungars Creek, Accomack Co, VAG. This area was in Northampton Co until 1663 when Accomack Co was formed.
Find a Grave Memorial # is. 87638365.
A good guess would be that Richard was widowed about 1633-34. He apparently took a tobacco shipment to England as an agent for Hannah Savage.
In about 1638, Richard married Mary Hayes, the widow of John Hayes. Mary Hayes had at least one daughter, Ruth. This daughter was placed in the home of John Johnson.
Richard must have been an unsavory character. On several occasions he was brought to court on various charges from stealing chickens to stealing hogs. He also was fined for fighting.
Richard was a coastal trader, farmer and miller. In 1638, Richard Hudson and Mary Hayes were each given twelve lashes for slandering Sampson and Alice Robins. The Robins were also given twelve lashes each for calling Mary Hayes a 'badd as aine salte bitch.'
The question arises as to the relationship of Richard Hudson of Accomack Co VA to Henry Hudson the navigator and the Muscovy Company. It is to be noted that Richard Hudson's cattle brand and hog mark was the fleur-de-lis. This same emblem was used by the Muscovy Company.
There is one near certainty. Richard Hudson of Accomack Co VA was notthe son of Henry Hudson, the navigator, and Katherine Hudson. This Richard Hudson was an articulate factor of the Muscovy Company in India. Richard Hudson Hudson in Accomack Co VA was illerate and signed his name with a mark.
Afer his marriage to Mary Hayes and the birth of a son, Nicholas, in abt 1639, the reputation of Richard and Mary began to improve.
By 1643, Richard was sitting on the County Court. In 1652, Richard Hudson was given custody of Gideon Tillison Jr, the son of his friend and tennant, Gideon Tillison, deceased.
In 1757, Mary Hayes Hudson was deceased. Richard and son, Nicholas,moved a few miles south to Northampton Co VA. At about the same time, Richard married Barbara Jacobs. In 1659, Richard made a nuncupative will to divide his estate between 'my youngest son, Nicholas' and wife Barbara Jacobs Hudson. The will states that Richard had provided for his other 'two children'. This to be definitive proof that Richard had three children. Henry b. abt 1632, a 'girlie' and Nicholas b. abt 1639.
REFERENCE:
HFA Bulletin 94, April 15, 1996. He, son of William Hudson and Alice Turner, was born in 1608 in Tamworth Castle, Tamworth, Staffordshire, EnglandG.1,2
Richard Hudson, I, was baptized on 5 November 1608 in St Aditha Church, Tamworth, Staffordshire, EnglandG+. Richard Hudson, I, married Mary Hayes about 1638.
In 1651 in East Shore, Virginia Colony, VirginiaG, Richard Hudson, I. Richard Hudson. Type: TAX LIST.3
Richard Hudson, I, married Barbara Jacobs about 1657.
Richard Hudson, I, died in 1657 in Hungars Creek, Accomack Co, VAG. This area was in Northampton Co until 1663 when Accomack Co was formed.
Find a Grave Memorial # is. 87638365.
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Henry A Avriett
M, #25764, b. 06/07/1836, d. 02/22/1913
Parents
| Father | Benjamin Franklin Averett (b. 1812, d. about 1849) |
| Mother | Mary Anglin (b. 15 October 1817, d. 6 April 1890) |
Family: Dorsey Elizabeth Jennings (b. 15 February 1852, d. 18 September 1882)
| Son | William Benjamin Avriett (b. 1860, d. 1915) |
| Daughter | Mary Tullah Elizabeth Avriett (b. 1862, d. 1953) |
| Daughter | Mattie Louise Avriett (b. 1866) |
| Daughter | Nancy Alice Avriett (b. 1868) |
| Son | Robert Jackson Avriett (b. 1870, d. 1909) |
| Daughter | Florence Marshall Avriett (b. 1872, d. 1879) |
| Daughter | Eliza Octavia Avriett (b. 1872, d. 1879) |
| Son | James Lawson Avriett (b. 1878, d. 1906) |
| Daughter | Lola Leakseator Avriett (b. 1882, d. 1962) |
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Henry A Avriett was also known as Henry Averett. He, son of Benjamin Franklin Averett and Mary Anglin, was born on 7 June 1836 in Twiggs Co, GAG.1,234
Henry A Avriett married Dorsey Elizabeth Jennings.1,2
Henry A Avriett died on 22 February 1913 in Hamilton Co, FloridaG.1,2 He was buried in Jennings Bluff Cemetery, Jennings, Hamilton Co, FloridaG.1
Henry A Avriett married Dorsey Elizabeth Jennings.1,2
Henry A Avriett died on 22 February 1913 in Hamilton Co, FloridaG.1,2 He was buried in Jennings Bluff Cemetery, Jennings, Hamilton Co, FloridaG.1
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Citations
- [S48] ., Find A Grave
- [S178] Hamilton County, Its History and Its People
- [S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
Martha Whetstone
F, #25765, b. __/__/1808, d. 12/__/1829
Parents
| Father | Jacob Whetstone |
Family: William J Averiet (b. after 1810, d. 1829)
| Son | William Jacob Avriett + (b. December 1829, d. 13 September 1915) |
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Martha Whetstone was also known as Martha Averett. She, daughter of Jacob Whetstone, was born in 1808 in Orangeburg Dist, SCG+.
Martha Whetstone married William J Averiet, son of Benjamin Averett and Elizabeth Keener, on 27 November 1828 in Autauga Co, ALG.
Martha Whetstone died in December 1829 in Autauga Co, ALG.
Martha Whetstone married William J Averiet, son of Benjamin Averett and Elizabeth Keener, on 27 November 1828 in Autauga Co, ALG.
Martha Whetstone died in December 1829 in Autauga Co, ALG.
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Jacob Whetstone
M, #25766
Family:
| Daughter | Martha Whetstone+ (b. 1808, d. December 1829) |
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In his will of in 1850 in Coosa River, Autauga Co, AlabamaG, half of his plantation on the Coosa River was left to his grandson William Jacob Avriett.
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William J Averiet
| Relationship | 1st cousin 6 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25767, b. aft __/__/1810, d. __/__/1829
| References | AVERETT Unknown Benjamin Averett |
Parents
| Father | Benjamin Averett (b. before 1773, d. before 20 September 1824) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Keener (b. before 1772) |
Family: Martha Whetstone (b. 1808, d. December 1829)
| Son | William Jacob Avriett+ (b. December 1829, d. 13 September 1915) |
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William J Averiet was also known as William J Averitt. He was also known as William J Averett. He, son of Benjamin Averett and Elizabeth Keener, was born after 1810 in GeorgiaG.
In the on 20 September 1824 will of Benjamin Averett, Joshua Averitt, Jacob Saliers-Averett, Elizabeth Saliers, Susannah Saliers, Benjamin H. Saliers, and William J Averiet were listed as heirs.
On 15 January 1825 in Autauga Co, ALG, guardian of Benjamin H. Saliers, Joshua Averett, guardian of [S] and Joshua Averitt, Jacob Saliers-Averett, Henry Gray Woodward, and Fielding Sharp petitioned the court for the distribution of the estate of Benjamin Averett dec'd.1
William J Averiet married Martha Whetstone, daughter of Jacob Whetstone, on 27 November 1828 in Autauga Co, ALG.
William J Averiet died in 1829 in Autauga Co, ALG.
In the on 20 September 1824 will of Benjamin Averett, Joshua Averitt, Jacob Saliers-Averett, Elizabeth Saliers, Susannah Saliers, Benjamin H. Saliers, and William J Averiet were listed as heirs.
On 15 January 1825 in Autauga Co, ALG, guardian of Benjamin H. Saliers, Joshua Averett, guardian of [S] and Joshua Averitt, Jacob Saliers-Averett, Henry Gray Woodward, and Fielding Sharp petitioned the court for the distribution of the estate of Benjamin Averett dec'd.1
William J Averiet married Martha Whetstone, daughter of Jacob Whetstone, on 27 November 1828 in Autauga Co, ALG.
William J Averiet died in 1829 in Autauga Co, ALG.
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Citations
- [S630] Autauga County Alabama Orphan Court Minutes, Book 1 (1823-1827)
William Jacob Avriett1,2,3,4,1,5,6,7,8,9
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 5 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25768, b. 12/__/1829, d. 09/13/1915
| References | Benjamin Averett |
Parents
| Father | William J Averiet (b. after 1810, d. 1829) |
| Mother | Martha Whetstone (b. 1808, d. December 1829) |
Family: Emeline U. Croxton (b. 1833, d. before 1890)
| Son | Rev William J Averitt+ (b. 1850, d. 17 March 1940) |
| Son | Benjamin A Averett+ (b. September 1852) |
| Son | Gus Averett (b. 1853) |
| Daughter | Fannie J Averett+ (b. February 1855) |
| Son | Giles C. Averitt+ (b. June 1857, d. June 1905) |
| Son | Edmonia W Averett (b. 1860) |
| Son | Edgar Avriett (b. about 1868) |
| Son | Frank Washington Avriett+ (b. 1868, d. 25 November 1944) |
| Son | Frank Avriett (b. 1870) |
| Son | Tinus M. Avriett (b. 1873) |
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William Jacob Avriett was also known as William J Averett. He was also known as William Jacob Averitt. He was also known as William J Averitt. He, son of William J Averiet and Martha Whetstone, was born in December 1829 in Autauga Co, ALG.1,1,5,6,8,9
In October 1830 and adopted William Jacob Avriett, son of and.
William Jacob Avriett age ~18 married Emeline U. Croxton age ~14, daughter of Gideon Hugh Croxton and Matilda Freeman, about 1847.
On 19 February 1848 in Autauga Co, ALG, final settlement was made by Joshua Averitt for the guardianship of, minor heir of Benjamin Averett.
Before 1849 [p1] moved from [m1] to [l]. [m2].5
William lived in Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, between 1849 and 1870.
William Jacob Avriett was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG.5
In his will of in 1850 in Coosa River, Autauga Co, AlabamaG, half of his plantation on the Coosa River was left to his grandson William Jacob Avriett.
William J Averett signed a will in 1853 in Jefferson Parish, LouisianaG. Will of Joshua Averitt, establishing lineage of William Jacob Averitt to his grandfather, Benjamin Averitt.7
William Jacob Avriett was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG.7,8
In 1864 in LouisianaG, William J Averett. Unknown GEDCOM tag: _MILT WJ Averitt served with the 5th Louisiana Cavalry, Company K. Averett,Wm. J.,Pvt. Co. K. 5th La. Cavalry. Rolls of Prisoners of War ParoledMonroe, La., June 9th, 1865. Res., Morehouse Par., La. Confederatepension filed for in Milam Co. http://files.us.7
In 1865 in Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, William J Averett. Unknown GEDCOM tag: _MILT Averett, Wm. J.,Pvt. Co. K. 5th La. Cavalry. Rolls of Prisoners of WarParoled Monroe, La., June 9th, 1865. Res., Morehouse Par., La.Confederate pension filed for in Milam Co.http://files.usgwarchives.net/tx/milam/military/civilwar/pensions/milamcsa.t.73
William Jacob Avriett was the Head of Household in the census in 1870 in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG.9
Before 1873 William Jacob Avriett. Family migrates to Milam County Tx by 1873 and changes spelling ofAveritt to Avriett (variant spelling appears in all subsequent censusreports and on gravestone) Type: MOVED TO TX.7
William lived in Milam, TexasG, between 1877 and 1880.
William Jacob Avriett was the Head of Household in the census in 1880 in Precinct 3, Milam, TexasG.1
William lived in Kingsbury, Guadalupe Co, TexasG, in 1888. WJ listed as Postmaster of Kingsbury, Guadalupe Co., Tx. Probablyliving near or with Daughter, Fanny Fenner and her husband who is fromGuadalupe County. WJ was a widower by 1890.7
William lived in Guadalupe Co, TexasG, between 1888 and 1890.
William Jacob Avriett was Justice of the Peace, Pct. in 1890 in Guadalupe Co, TexasG.7
William Jacob Avriett was the Head of Household in the census in 1900 in Justice Precinct 2 (South Part), Milam, TexasG.6
William Jacob Avriett died on 13 September 1915 in Tarrant Co, TexasG.2,7
In October 1830 and adopted William Jacob Avriett, son of and.
William Jacob Avriett age ~18 married Emeline U. Croxton age ~14, daughter of Gideon Hugh Croxton and Matilda Freeman, about 1847.
On 19 February 1848 in Autauga Co, ALG, final settlement was made by Joshua Averitt for the guardianship of, minor heir of Benjamin Averett.
Before 1849 [p1] moved from [m1] to [l]. [m2].5
William lived in Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, between 1849 and 1870.
William Jacob Avriett was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG.5
In his will of in 1850 in Coosa River, Autauga Co, AlabamaG, half of his plantation on the Coosa River was left to his grandson William Jacob Avriett.
William J Averett signed a will in 1853 in Jefferson Parish, LouisianaG. Will of Joshua Averitt, establishing lineage of William Jacob Averitt to his grandfather, Benjamin Averitt.7
William Jacob Avriett was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG.7,8
In 1864 in LouisianaG, William J Averett. Unknown GEDCOM tag: _MILT WJ Averitt served with the 5th Louisiana Cavalry, Company K. Averett,Wm. J.,Pvt. Co. K. 5th La. Cavalry. Rolls of Prisoners of War ParoledMonroe, La., June 9th, 1865. Res., Morehouse Par., La. Confederatepension filed for in Milam Co. http://files.us.7
In 1865 in Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, William J Averett. Unknown GEDCOM tag: _MILT Averett, Wm. J.,Pvt. Co. K. 5th La. Cavalry. Rolls of Prisoners of WarParoled Monroe, La., June 9th, 1865. Res., Morehouse Par., La.Confederate pension filed for in Milam Co.http://files.usgwarchives.net/tx/milam/military/civilwar/pensions/milamcsa.t.73
William Jacob Avriett was the Head of Household in the census in 1870 in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG.9
Before 1873 William Jacob Avriett. Family migrates to Milam County Tx by 1873 and changes spelling ofAveritt to Avriett (variant spelling appears in all subsequent censusreports and on gravestone) Type: MOVED TO TX.7
William lived in Milam, TexasG, between 1877 and 1880.
William Jacob Avriett was the Head of Household in the census in 1880 in Precinct 3, Milam, TexasG.1
William lived in Kingsbury, Guadalupe Co, TexasG, in 1888. WJ listed as Postmaster of Kingsbury, Guadalupe Co., Tx. Probablyliving near or with Daughter, Fanny Fenner and her husband who is fromGuadalupe County. WJ was a widower by 1890.7
William lived in Guadalupe Co, TexasG, between 1888 and 1890.
William Jacob Avriett was Justice of the Peace, Pct. in 1890 in Guadalupe Co, TexasG.7
William Jacob Avriett was the Head of Household in the census in 1900 in Justice Precinct 2 (South Part), Milam, TexasG.6
William Jacob Avriett died on 13 September 1915 in Tarrant Co, TexasG.2,7
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Citations
- [S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
- [S256] Ancestry.com, Texas Death Index, 1903-2000
- [S508] Ancestry.com, U.S. IRS Tax Assessment Lists, 1862-1918
- [S29] Ancestry Family Trees, Memo: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Treefiles. This source citation points you to a current version of thosefiles. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed orchanged information since this source citation was created.
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
- [S238] 1900 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of theUnited States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1900
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
- [S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870
Emeline U. Croxton1,2,3,4,5
F, #25769, b. __/__/1833, d. bef __/__/1890
Parents
| Father | Gideon Hugh Croxton (b. 1798) |
| Mother | Matilda Freeman (b. 1800) |
Family: William Jacob Avriett (b. December 1829, d. 13 September 1915)
| Son | Rev William J Averitt+ (b. 1850, d. 17 March 1940) |
| Son | Benjamin A Averett+ (b. September 1852) |
| Son | Gus Averett (b. 1853) |
| Daughter | Fannie J Averett+ (b. February 1855) |
| Son | Giles C. Averitt+ (b. June 1857, d. June 1905) |
| Son | Edmonia W Averett (b. 1860) |
| Son | Edgar Avriett (b. about 1868) |
| Son | Frank Washington Avriett+ (b. 1868, d. 25 November 1944) |
| Son | Frank Avriett (b. 1870) |
| Son | Tinus M. Avriett (b. 1873) |
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Biography
Emeline U. Croxton was also known as Emeline U. Avriett. She, daughter of Gideon Hugh Croxton and Matilda Freeman, was born in 1833 in GeorgiaG.2,3,4,5,6
William Jacob Avriett ~18 married Emeline U. Croxton ~14, daughter of Gideon Hugh Croxton and Matilda Freeman, about 1847.
Emeline lived in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1850. I have inferred that Emeline was a Croxton because there was a GideonCroxton family in Morehouse Parish in 1850. Moreover, Emeline andWJ named one of their sons, Giles Croxton Averitt, presumably afterGideon's son, Giles in Ward 4 of the parish.5
Emeline lived in Ward 4, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1850. Giles Croxton's family is living in nearby Ward 4 of Morehouse Parish. I have inferred that Giles is Emeline's brother, since she and WJnamed their third son Giles Croxton Averitt.5
Emeline lived in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1860.4
Emeline lived in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1870.6
Emeline lived in Precinct 3, Milam, TexasG, in 1880.2
Emeline U. Croxton died before 1890 in Milam, TexasG.5
William Jacob Avriett ~18 married Emeline U. Croxton ~14, daughter of Gideon Hugh Croxton and Matilda Freeman, about 1847.
Emeline lived in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1850. I have inferred that Emeline was a Croxton because there was a GideonCroxton family in Morehouse Parish in 1850. Moreover, Emeline andWJ named one of their sons, Giles Croxton Averitt, presumably afterGideon's son, Giles in Ward 4 of the parish.5
Emeline lived in Ward 4, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1850. Giles Croxton's family is living in nearby Ward 4 of Morehouse Parish. I have inferred that Giles is Emeline's brother, since she and WJnamed their third son Giles Croxton Averitt.5
Emeline lived in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1860.4
Emeline lived in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1870.6
Emeline lived in Precinct 3, Milam, TexasG, in 1880.2
Emeline U. Croxton died before 1890 in Milam, TexasG.5
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Citations
- [S29] Ancestry Family Trees, Memo: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Treefiles. This source citation points you to a current version of thosefiles. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed orchanged information since this source citation was created.
- [S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
- [S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
- [S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870
Rev William J Averitt
Averitt
William J
William J
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 4 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr, |
M, #25770, b. __/__/1850, d. 03/17/1940
| References | Benjamin Averett |
Parents
| Father | William Jacob Avriett (b. December 1829, d. 13 September 1915) |
| Mother | Emeline U. Croxton (b. 1833, d. before 1890) |
Family 1: Elizabeth A. Haddick (b. about 1850, d. 1876)
| Daughter | Emma Lela Averitt (b. 1876, d. 27 January 1942) |
Family 2: Martha (Mattie) Ann Kirkland (b. about 1863, d. 6 March 1917)
| Daughter | Illey Averitt (b. 1879) |
| Son | Benjamin Franklin Averitt (b. May 1886, d. about 1912) |
| Son | William Columbus Averitt+ (b. 23 March 1893, d. 2 September 1950) |
| Daughter | Dona M Averitt (b. 1894) |
| Son | Henry Arthur Averitt+ (b. 12 September 1895, d. 17 August 1962) |
| Daughter | Minnie Verna Averitt (b. 1898) |
| Daughter | Mary A Averitt (b. 1900) |
| Daughter | Ada Mae Averitt (b. 1904, d. 21 July 1929) |
| Daughter | Nancy Anna Averitt+ (b. 15 March 1906, d. 2 May 1958) |
| Daughter | Jewel Virginia Averitt (b. 10 September 1907, d. 23 April 1978) |
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Biography
Rev William J Averitt was also known as William J Averett.1,2,3,4
Rev William J Averitt married Elizabeth A. Haddick, daughter of Allen Haddick and Sophia woAllenHaddick.
Rev William J Averitt, son of William Jacob Avriett and Emeline U. Croxton, was born in 1850 in Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG.1,2,3,4
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG.2,4
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1870 in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG. This census reflects that WJ has married Lissah (Elizabeth A.)Haddick. WJ is listed as a schoolteacher in this census and thecouple is living with her parents, W A & Sophia Haddick.4
Between 1870 and 1876 in Shelby Co, TexasG, Rev William J Averitt. from Louisiana Type: MOVED TO TX.
William lived in Precinct 4, Shelby Co, TexasG, in 1876. Here is the census (location) for Emma Averitt, located in a householdnear Truitt Store location. William was boarding at the Parkerresidence, while daughter Emma was being cared for at the Halsteadsresidence, both in pct. 4 near Truitt's Store.4
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1880 in Precinct 4, Shelby Co, TexasG. W J Averitt is listed as a widower and his 4 year old daughter, EmmaAveritt is living with the Halsteds in pct 4, Truitt Store area,Shelby Co., Tx. See Emma's profile and census report citation.4
Rev William J Averitt married Martha (Mattie) Ann Kirkland, daughter of Zachariah Taylor ("Zack") Kirkland and Catherine Elizabeth Oates, in 1882 in Shelby Co, TexasG. Martha may have brought one child, Illey into this relationship, asIlley is listed on 1880 census as the 1-year-old granddaughter ofZacheria Kirkland's. Martha was the oldest child still living inZacheria's household at age 17.4,4
William lived in Shelby Co, TexasG, in 1893. William Columbus was last child born in Tx. WJ apparently moved hisfamily back to Louisiana after the birth of William Columbus in 1893because Dona was born in La. in 1894.4
Between 1893 and 1900 in Vernon Parish, LouisianaG, Rev William J Averitt. Type: MOVED TO LA.
William lived in Vernon Parish, LouisianaG, in 1900. Begins homesteading 160 acres SW of Hornbeck, La. - According to law,they would have to 'homestead' for 5 years before they could receive acertificate. With the family in transition, this could explain whythey seemed to have missed the 1900 census rpt.4
[d] [l] Rev William J Averitt was W J Averitt was pastor of Prewitts Chapel Baptist Church nearHornbeck, La.4
William lived in Vernon Parish, LouisianaG, on 24 November 1905. WJ received a Land Deed (certificate) for 160 acres pursuant to theprovisions of Homestead Act of 1862. Read about the provisions ofthe Homestead Act here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homestead_Act.4
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1910 in Police Jury Ward 1, Sabine Parish, LouisianaG. After receiving 160 acres in 1905 under the Homestead Act, WJ DOESreveal that HE is from Louisiana but reports his father is from UnitedStates. To be eligible under the act, one must NOT have 'taken uparms' against the U.S.(His father was a confederate.)4
William lived in Police Jury Ward 1, Sabine Parish, LouisianaG, in 1910.3
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1920 in Middle Creek, Sabine Parish, LouisianaG. WJ is nearly 70 years old in 1920 and wife, Mattie has died (1917).Nancy Anna is the oldest child in the household.4
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1930 in Police Jury Ward 7, Bienville Parish, LouisianaG. Nearly 80 years old, WJ is living with son, William C. Averitt andfamily in Bienville, La., approximately 85 miles NE of the homesteadin Vernon Parish. Son, William is working in the Lumber mills nearby.4
Rev William J Averitt died on 17 March 1940 in Red River Parish, LouisianaG. WJ's death is recorded in Red River Parish, adjacent to his previouscounty of residence, Bienville Parish.1,4
Rev William J Averitt married Elizabeth A. Haddick, daughter of Allen Haddick and Sophia woAllenHaddick.
Rev William J Averitt, son of William Jacob Avriett and Emeline U. Croxton, was born in 1850 in Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG.1,2,3,4
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG.2,4
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1870 in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG. This census reflects that WJ has married Lissah (Elizabeth A.)Haddick. WJ is listed as a schoolteacher in this census and thecouple is living with her parents, W A & Sophia Haddick.4
Between 1870 and 1876 in Shelby Co, TexasG, Rev William J Averitt. from Louisiana Type: MOVED TO TX.
William lived in Precinct 4, Shelby Co, TexasG, in 1876. Here is the census (location) for Emma Averitt, located in a householdnear Truitt Store location. William was boarding at the Parkerresidence, while daughter Emma was being cared for at the Halsteadsresidence, both in pct. 4 near Truitt's Store.4
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1880 in Precinct 4, Shelby Co, TexasG. W J Averitt is listed as a widower and his 4 year old daughter, EmmaAveritt is living with the Halsteds in pct 4, Truitt Store area,Shelby Co., Tx. See Emma's profile and census report citation.4
Rev William J Averitt married Martha (Mattie) Ann Kirkland, daughter of Zachariah Taylor ("Zack") Kirkland and Catherine Elizabeth Oates, in 1882 in Shelby Co, TexasG. Martha may have brought one child, Illey into this relationship, asIlley is listed on 1880 census as the 1-year-old granddaughter ofZacheria Kirkland's. Martha was the oldest child still living inZacheria's household at age 17.4,4
William lived in Shelby Co, TexasG, in 1893. William Columbus was last child born in Tx. WJ apparently moved hisfamily back to Louisiana after the birth of William Columbus in 1893because Dona was born in La. in 1894.4
Between 1893 and 1900 in Vernon Parish, LouisianaG, Rev William J Averitt. Type: MOVED TO LA.
William lived in Vernon Parish, LouisianaG, in 1900. Begins homesteading 160 acres SW of Hornbeck, La. - According to law,they would have to 'homestead' for 5 years before they could receive acertificate. With the family in transition, this could explain whythey seemed to have missed the 1900 census rpt.4
[d] [l] Rev William J Averitt was W J Averitt was pastor of Prewitts Chapel Baptist Church nearHornbeck, La.4
William lived in Vernon Parish, LouisianaG, on 24 November 1905. WJ received a Land Deed (certificate) for 160 acres pursuant to theprovisions of Homestead Act of 1862. Read about the provisions ofthe Homestead Act here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homestead_Act.4
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1910 in Police Jury Ward 1, Sabine Parish, LouisianaG. After receiving 160 acres in 1905 under the Homestead Act, WJ DOESreveal that HE is from Louisiana but reports his father is from UnitedStates. To be eligible under the act, one must NOT have 'taken uparms' against the U.S.(His father was a confederate.)4
William lived in Police Jury Ward 1, Sabine Parish, LouisianaG, in 1910.3
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1920 in Middle Creek, Sabine Parish, LouisianaG. WJ is nearly 70 years old in 1920 and wife, Mattie has died (1917).Nancy Anna is the oldest child in the household.4
Rev William J Averitt was the Head of Household in the census in 1930 in Police Jury Ward 7, Bienville Parish, LouisianaG. Nearly 80 years old, WJ is living with son, William C. Averitt andfamily in Bienville, La., approximately 85 miles NE of the homesteadin Vernon Parish. Son, William is working in the Lumber mills nearby.4
Rev William J Averitt died on 17 March 1940 in Red River Parish, LouisianaG. WJ's death is recorded in Red River Parish, adjacent to his previouscounty of residence, Bienville Parish.1,4
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Citations
- [S287] Ancestry.com, Louisiana Statewide Death Index, 1900-1949, Memo: State of Louisiana, Secretary of State, Division of Archives, RecordsManagement, and History, Vital Records Indices, Baton Rouge, LA, USA
- [S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
- [S243] 1910 United States Federal Census
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
Elizabeth A. Haddick1
F, #25771, b. abt __/__/1850, d. __/__/1876
Parents
| Father | Allen Haddick (b. 1822) |
| Mother | Sophia woAllenHaddick (b. 1826) |
Family: Rev William J Averitt (b. 1850, d. 17 March 1940)
| Daughter | Emma Lela Averitt (b. 1876, d. 27 January 1942) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Elizabeth A. Haddick was also known as Elizabeth A. Averett.
Elizabeth A. Haddick married Rev William J Averitt, son of William Jacob Avriett and Emeline U. Croxton.
Elizabeth A. Haddick, daughter of Allen Haddick and Sophia woAllenHaddick, was born about 1850 in Yazoo Co, MississippiG.1
Elizabeth lived in Yazoo City, Yazoo Co, MississippiG, in 1850. Allen Haddick 28 TN, Sophia 24 AL, Sarah C 3 MS, Eliza A 0 MS.1
Elizabeth lived in Ward 8, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1860.1
Elizabeth lived in Southern Subdivision, Tippah Co, MississippiG, in 1860.1
Elizabeth lived in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1870.1
Elizabeth A. Haddick died in 1876 in TexasG. Elizabeth may have died during childbirth of daughter Emma, as WJAveritt is listed as a widower in 1880 Shelby County census and 4 yearold Emma Averitt is also living in Shelby County but with a HalsteadFamily (see Emma's profile with citations.)1
Elizabeth A. Haddick married Rev William J Averitt, son of William Jacob Avriett and Emeline U. Croxton.
Elizabeth A. Haddick, daughter of Allen Haddick and Sophia woAllenHaddick, was born about 1850 in Yazoo Co, MississippiG.1
Elizabeth lived in Yazoo City, Yazoo Co, MississippiG, in 1850. Allen Haddick 28 TN, Sophia 24 AL, Sarah C 3 MS, Eliza A 0 MS.1
Elizabeth lived in Ward 8, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1860.1
Elizabeth lived in Southern Subdivision, Tippah Co, MississippiG, in 1860.1
Elizabeth lived in Ward 7, Morehouse Parish, LouisianaG, in 1870.1
Elizabeth A. Haddick died in 1876 in TexasG. Elizabeth may have died during childbirth of daughter Emma, as WJAveritt is listed as a widower in 1880 Shelby County census and 4 yearold Emma Averitt is also living in Shelby County but with a HalsteadFamily (see Emma's profile with citations.)1
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Citations
- [S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
Allen Haddick
M, #25772, b. __/__/1822
Family: Sophia woAllenHaddick (b. 1826)
| Daughter | Elizabeth A. Haddick+ (b. about 1850, d. 1876) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Allen Haddick, was born in 1822 in TennesseeG.
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Sophia woAllenHaddick
F, #25773, b. __/__/1826
Family: Allen Haddick (b. 1822)
| Daughter | Elizabeth A. Haddick+ (b. about 1850, d. 1876) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
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William Virden
M, #25776, b. bef __/__/1790, d. aft __/__/1811
Biography
On 17 August 1784, 200 acres on the n. side. acres was surveyed for William Virden in, Washington Co., Jesse Morgan.1 William Virden, was born before 1790.
In 1801, William Virden was listed as the land owner of 200 ac on the Ogeechee River in in Capt Barrett Brewer's District, Warren Co, GeorgiaG.2
William Virden died after 1811.
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Citations
- [S394] Georgia State Archives Virtual Vault; Colonial and Headright Plat Index, Memo: http://content.sos.state.ga.us/index.php
- [S413] Crumpton, Daniel Nathan, Warren County Georgia Land Records, Volume One
Benjamin Keeting
M, #25777, b. bef __/__/1790, d. aft __/__/1811
Biography
Benjamin Keeting was also known as Benjamin Keater. He was also known as Benjamin Keating. He, was born before 1790.
In 1801, William Virden was listed as a land owner of 200 ac on the Ogeechee River in in Capt Barrett Brewer's District, Warren Co, GeorgiaG. Benjamin Keeting was listed as an adjoining land owner. 200 ac on the Ogeechee River.1
In 1802, Benjamin Keeting was listed as a land owner in in Warren Co, GAG.22
Benjamin Keeting died after 1811.
In 1801, William Virden was listed as a land owner of 200 ac on the Ogeechee River in in Capt Barrett Brewer's District, Warren Co, GeorgiaG. Benjamin Keeting was listed as an adjoining land owner. 200 ac on the Ogeechee River.1
In 1802, Benjamin Keeting was listed as a land owner in in Warren Co, GAG.22
Benjamin Keeting died after 1811.
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Citations
Richard See
M, #25778, b. bef __/__/1785, d. aft __/__/1811
Biography
Richard See, was born before 1785.1
Richard See died after 1811.
Richard See died after 1811.
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Citations
- [S138] Crumpton, Daniel Nathan, Cemeteries and Genealogy, Warren County Georgia and Immediate Vicinity, 1792-1987, Memo: [242]
Jeremiah Gand
M, #25779
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Jesse Morgan
M, #25780, b. bef __/__/1760
Biography
Jesse Morgan, was born before 1760.
On 17 May 1784, 575 ac acres was surveyed for Jesse Morgan in, Washington Co.
On 17 August 1784, 200 acres on the n. side. acres were surveyed for Archibald Avirett in, Washington Co. Bordered by Jesse Morgan.1
[UND:] Jesse Morgan lived on 17 August 1784 GA in Hancock Co, GAG+. [:UND].
In 1787, Archibald Averett received a land grant of [m] in Ogeechee River, Burke Co, GeorgiaG, Bordered s&e by [S].2,3
Jesse Morgan was not listed in the in 1794 tax list for in Hancock Co, GAG+.
On 17 May 1784, 575 ac acres was surveyed for Jesse Morgan in, Washington Co.
On 17 August 1784, 200 acres on the n. side. acres were surveyed for Archibald Avirett in, Washington Co. Bordered by Jesse Morgan.1
[UND:] Jesse Morgan lived on 17 August 1784 GA in Hancock Co, GAG+. [:UND].
In 1787, Archibald Averett received a land grant of [m] in Ogeechee River, Burke Co, GeorgiaG, Bordered s&e by [S].2,3
Jesse Morgan was not listed in the in 1794 tax list for in Hancock Co, GAG+.
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Citations
- [S394] Georgia State Archives Virtual Vault; Colonial and Headright Plat Index, Memo: http://content.sos.state.ga.us/index.php
- [S120] Davis Jr, Robert Scott, The Families of Burke County (GA) a Census 1755-1855, Source Element: 929.3758 DAV
Memo: [193] - [S142] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, Index to the Headright and Bounty Grants of Georgia 1756-1909
Daniel McNeil
M, #25781
Family:
| Daughter | Amy McNeil |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Daniel McNeil was also known as Daniel McNeal.1,2,3
On 5 May 1809 in Richland Creek, Greene Co, GAG, Daniel McNeil of Columbia Co sold of Greene Co 187 1/2. Witnesses: Abraham Youngblood. Original grantee: John Averett.
On 5 May 1809 in Richland Creek, Greene Co, GAG, Daniel McNeil of Columbia Co sold of Greene Co 187 1/2. Witnesses: Abraham Youngblood. Original grantee: John Averett.
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Citations
- [S454] Turner, Freda R, Greene County Georgia Land Records, Deeds 1785-1810
- [S127] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, Some Georgia County Records, Volume 2, Memo: Clarke, Jasper, Randolph, Morgan, Putnam, Oglethorpe, Greene
- [S138] Crumpton, Daniel Nathan, Cemeteries and Genealogy, Warren County Georgia and Immediate Vicinity, 1792-1987, Memo: [242]
Reuben Blanchard
M, #25782, b. bef __/__/1760, d. bef __/__/1805
Family: Sarah woReubenBlanchard
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Reuben Blanchard, was born before 1760.1,2,3
Reuben Blanchard married Sarah woReubenBlanchard before 1805.4
Reuben Blanchard died before 1805.4
Reuben Blanchard married Sarah woReubenBlanchard before 1805.4
Reuben Blanchard died before 1805.4
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Citations
- [S454] Turner, Freda R, Greene County Georgia Land Records, Deeds 1785-1810
- [S127] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, Some Georgia County Records, Volume 2, Memo: Clarke, Jasper, Randolph, Morgan, Putnam, Oglethorpe, Greene
- [S138] Crumpton, Daniel Nathan, Cemeteries and Genealogy, Warren County Georgia and Immediate Vicinity, 1792-1987, Memo: [242]
- [S64] Wood, Virginia S, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Memo: [135]
E Bradley
M, #25783
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Unknown Hickman
M, #25785
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Rett Dixon
M, #25787
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William Reeves, Sr
M, #25788, b. bef __/__/1800
Biography
William Reeves, Sr, was born before 1800.
In Hancock Co, GAG+. The Inferior Court ordered that Wm Reeves Sr, John Mason,Thomas B Peterson, Jacqualin Peterson, and Frederick Swint, or any three of them be appointed to view the road called Averett and report to the next term of the court whether to make it a public road and to discontinue the County line road.
William lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, in September 1823.
In Hancock Co, GAG+. The Inferior Court ordered that Wm Reeves Sr, John Mason,Thomas B Peterson, Jacqualin Peterson, and Frederick Swint, or any three of them be appointed to view the road called Averett and report to the next term of the court whether to make it a public road and to discontinue the County line road.
William lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, in September 1823.
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John Mason
M, #25789, b. bef __/__/1764
Biography
John Mason, was born before 1764.
On 6 October 1790, 290 ac acres were surveyed for Hiram Runnels in GA. Bordered by John Mason, Andrew Sturges(SB ).
In September 1823 in Hancock Co, GAG+. The Inferior Court ordered that Wm Reeves Sr, John Mason,Thomas B Peterson, Jacqualin Peterson, and Frederick Swint, or any three of them be appointed to view the road called Averett and report to the next term of the court whether to make it a public road and to discontinue the County line road.1
John lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, in September 1823.
On 6 October 1790, 290 ac acres were surveyed for Hiram Runnels in GA. Bordered by John Mason, Andrew Sturges(SB ).
In September 1823 in Hancock Co, GAG+. The Inferior Court ordered that Wm Reeves Sr, John Mason,Thomas B Peterson, Jacqualin Peterson, and Frederick Swint, or any three of them be appointed to view the road called Averett and report to the next term of the court whether to make it a public road and to discontinue the County line road.1
John lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, in September 1823.
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Citations
- [S414] Brantley, J Kenneth, Hancock County Georgia Inferior Court Minutes, 1809-1833
Thomas B Peterson
M, #25790, b. bef __/__/1805
Biography
Thomas B Peterson, was born before 1805.
In September 1823. The Inferior Court ordered that Wm Reeves Sr, John Mason,Thomas B Peterson, Jacqualin Peterson, and Frederick Swint, or any three of them be appointed to view the road called Averett and report to the next term of the court whether to make it a public road and to discontinue the County line road.1
Thomas lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, in September 1823.
In September 1823. The Inferior Court ordered that Wm Reeves Sr, John Mason,Thomas B Peterson, Jacqualin Peterson, and Frederick Swint, or any three of them be appointed to view the road called Averett and report to the next term of the court whether to make it a public road and to discontinue the County line road.1
Thomas lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, in September 1823.
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Citations
- [S414] Brantley, J Kenneth, Hancock County Georgia Inferior Court Minutes, 1809-1833
Jacqualin Peterson
M, #25791, b. bef __/__/1805
Biography
Jacqualin Peterson, was born before 1805. He, was born in September 1823 in Hancock Co, GAG+.
In September 1823. The Inferior Court ordered that Wm Reeves Sr, John Mason,Thomas B Peterson, Jacqualin Peterson, and Frederick Swint, or any three of them be appointed to view the road called Averett and report to the next term of the court whether to make it a public road and to discontinue the County line road.1
In September 1823. The Inferior Court ordered that Wm Reeves Sr, John Mason,Thomas B Peterson, Jacqualin Peterson, and Frederick Swint, or any three of them be appointed to view the road called Averett and report to the next term of the court whether to make it a public road and to discontinue the County line road.1
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Citations
- [S414] Brantley, J Kenneth, Hancock County Georgia Inferior Court Minutes, 1809-1833
Frederick Swint
M, #25792, b. bef __/__/1805
Biography
Frederick Swint, was born before 1805.
In September 1823. The Inferior Court ordered that Wm Reeves Sr, John Mason,Thomas B Peterson, Jacqualin Peterson, and Frederick Swint, or any three of them be appointed to view the road called Averett and report to the next term of the court whether to make it a public road and to discontinue the County line road.
Frederick lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, in September 1823.
In September 1823. The Inferior Court ordered that Wm Reeves Sr, John Mason,Thomas B Peterson, Jacqualin Peterson, and Frederick Swint, or any three of them be appointed to view the road called Averett and report to the next term of the court whether to make it a public road and to discontinue the County line road.
Frederick lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, in September 1823.
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Jeremiah Oats
M, #25793
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Unknown Branch
M, #25794, b. bef __/__/1773, d. aft __/__/1794
Biography
Unknown Branch, was born before 1773.
Unknown lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, in 1794.
Unknown Branch died after 1794.
Unknown lived in Hancock Co, GAG+, in 1794.
Unknown Branch died after 1794.
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Benjamin Wilson
M, #25795, b. bef __/__/1791
Biography
Benjamin Wilson, was born before 1791.11
In 1818, 62 ac acres was surveyed for Benjamin Wilson in, Hancock Co.
On 12 December 1836, 330 ac acres on Dry Creek was surveyed for Benjamin Wilson in Hancock Co, GA.Bordered by Richard Castleberry, Robert Wilson(SB ).
In 1818, 62 ac acres was surveyed for Benjamin Wilson in, Hancock Co.
On 12 December 1836, 330 ac acres on Dry Creek was surveyed for Benjamin Wilson in Hancock Co, GA.Bordered by Richard Castleberry, Robert Wilson(SB ).
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Citations
- [S399] Hancock County Georgia Tax Lists - 1812; AHGP