Nancy Stone

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• Census: 1830, Jackson Co, Tennessee
• Census: 1840, Jackson Co (District 12), Tennessee
• Census: 1850, Jackson Co (District 12), Tennessee
• Census: 1870, Putnam Co, Tennessee
• Census: 1880, Putnam Co, Tennessee

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William P. Stone of Putnam County, Tennessee
Posted by: Edgar Williams (ID *****4917)
Date: December 29, 2007 at 20:27:42 of 10458

Seeking help with corrections or additions for the children and grandchildren of William and Jane Stone of Cane Creek region of Putnam County, Tennessee. I am a decendant though their granddaughter Polinia Pearlie Patton who married Luke Johnson.

WILLIAM STONE and JANE WELCH
William Stone Born 1799 Green County, Kentucky Died 16 March 1883 Baxter, Putnam son of Rev. Thomas Stone, a Free-Will Christian Baptist Minister, and Sally Corder. Married Circa 1829 probably in Jackson or White County near Cane Creek.

Jane "Jenny" Welch born 1805 Rutherford County, North Carolina and died after 1880 daughter of John and Mary "Polly" Anderson Welch. Jane Welch had twin children out of wedlock before marrying William P. A. Stone.

Families associated with the Stone-Welch family were the Corders, Huddlestons, Barnes, Bohannons, Maxwells, Pattons, and Choates


In some pedigrees found on Ancestry.com and LDS submission sites, William's wife surname is given as "Ashford" with a marriage date of 1 January 1836 in Cookeville, Putnam, TN. This is an error. In Sumner County TN this marriage is recorded, not in Putnam County and William Stone married Jane "Welch" not Ashford. In most records William Stone has a P. for middle initial. How ever in the 1860 Census his initial was given as A.

The History of Putnam County by Walter S. McClain and published in 1925 stated that Jane Welch's father John Welch came from North Carolina and settled two miles south east of Cookeville about 1820. Chancery Proceedings after his death show that he had accumulated about 750 acres of land in the county. Much of this land went to the illegitimate grandchildren of his daughter Jane "Jennie" Welch who later married William P. Stone.

1820 US Census of Overton Counties TN William Stone born 1775-1794 pages He came to Jackson/Putnam County with his father's family. Unmarried. But living between Cane Creek and Pigeon Roost Creek

25 Sept 1826 William P. Stone granted 25 acres on Cane Creek adjacent Reuben Perkins. Recorded 1 Aug 1827 No. 277 entry no. 995. It was surveyed 1 August 1827 with his father Thomas Stone and presumed brother Alfred Stone acting as witnesses

1 Aug 1827 William P. Stone granted 25 acres on waters of Cane Creek. Wit: Thomas Stone. Surveyed 1 Aug 1827

11 Feb 1830 William P. Stone fifty acres on ridge between Cane Creek and Hutchins Creek adjacent Reuben Perkins, Samuel Richardson, James H. Carr. No. 439 Platt 1558 however a notation indicated that the actual platt survey is missing from the survey book Surveys of Jackson County TN

1830 US Census Jackson County, TN William Stone age 20-30 (Jane Welch Stone) age 20-30 2 females under 5 (Sarah Welch) born 1828 and (Mary Welch) born 1830. Jane's son Jesse Welch with grandfather John Welch and daughter Elvira Welch was with Aunt Mary Ann Choate

1840 US Census of District 12 Jackson County TN Wm Stone Family Male 40-50 (1790-1800 William P Stone born 1799), 1 female 20-30 (1810-1820 Jane Welch Stone born 1805), 2 females 10-15 (1825-1830 Sarah Welch born 1828 and Mary Welch born 1830), 1 female 5-10 (1830-1835 Nancy Welch born 1832), 3 males under 5 (1835-1840 John Stone born 1834, Lafayette Stone born 1836, Hiram Stone born 1839). Family enumerated between Elijah Carr and William Davis. Two households down from brother Alfred Stone and three from Tabitha Stone nee Conway who had four children and later remarried Jordan K. Harris. She may have been widow of John Stone.

1850 U.S. Census of District 12 Jackson County Household #361 25 Sept 1850
William Stone age 51 (1799) born in Kentucky
Jane Stone age 45 (1805) born in North Carolina
Sarah J. Stone age 22 (1828) TN
Nancy Stone age 18 (1832) TN
John Stone age 16 (1834) TN
Lafayette Stone age 14 (1836) TN
Hiram Stone age 11 (1839) TN
Margaret Stone age 8 (1842) TN.
He owned a farm worth $1200. Enumerated between Alison Morrison and Lewis Conway. Alison Morrison had no land so probably worked for William Stone. Census shows that William P. Stone was one of the ten wealthiest men in District 12.

14 Dec 1853 William P. Stone may have been a preacher like his brothers Corder and Thomas also. A marriage record in White County shows that John Johnson and Ollay (Allie) Broyles were married by a Rev. William Stone.

1854 Deed book A page 65 Putnam County TN David Nichols sold 10 acres to William P. Stone for $32 on Falling Waters bounded by Thomas Stone's corner to John Pennington's line. Dated 9 Dec 1854

1854-1855 The Tax Book Records for 1854-1855 showed that William P. Stone owned 70 acres in District Two worth $300.00 and paid $1.65 in taxes

December 1856 Term William P. Stone served on the Putnam County Grand Jury the 1860 U.S. Census of Putnam County 1st District Household # 171

William Stone age 61 (1799) $2000 in real estate and $400 home. Born in KY
Jane Stone age 54 (1805) born in NC
Margaret Stone age 18 (1842) born in TN
Thomas Stone age 16 (1844) born in TN
James Stone age 21 (1839) born in TN
Milla Jane Stone age 19 (1841) born in TN. (wife of James Hiram)
Jane's niece Mary Ann Choate wife of Austin lived a few households away at #174.

23 March 1860 Putnam County Deed Book D page 181 O.H. Mayers to Elisha (Elihu) P. Stone 110 acres in District 16 on waters of Cane Creek by David Patton?s old improvements and near William P. Stone, Andrew Wasson, and William Gentry. Wit: William S. Saylor and E.H. Stone

1866 Stone Association of Baptist Churches was formed comprised of the old Caney Fork Church and Cane Creek Baptist Church. Leading preachers were Thomas Stone and Corder Stone. It remained an Independent Association until 1918 when it joined Tennessee Free-Will Christian Baptists.

25 April 1868 deed book F page 258 William P. Stone to son Thomas D. Stone 197 acres in District 1 where "now lives" bounded by David Bradford, John West, John. Hawes, John Carr, Silas Gentry, William M. Gentry. Dated 25 April 1868. Wit: Amos Maxwell and Crawford Bohannon

15 June 1869 Thomas D. Stone deeded 197 acres in District 1 to William P. Stone "my Father" on 15 June 1869. The land was bounded by David Bradford, John T. Haws, John Carr, Lewis Gentry and Silas Gentry. And recorded in Book AA page 17.

15 December 1869 Deed book G page 62 Putnam County William P. Stone sold to his son Thomas D. Stone fifty acres on Cane Creek which were originally owned by David Patton, for $250. The property was in Civil District No. 16 and was recorded in Book G page 62. R.L. Gentry and L. R. McClain were witnesses to the deed. William P. Stone probably moved at this time for in 1875 a deed to James W. McHenry states "William Stone's old home tract".

1870 U.S. Census of Putnam County, 1st District Household 179 Post Office Cookeville. There he owned $800 farm and a home worth $500. He is enumerated between son Hiram Stone and daughter Margaret Patton. Next to the Pattons was his son John Stone. His sons and son-in-law were farming his lands. The census taker recorded William's middle initial as "A" which is clearly a mistake. The census taker also gave the initials HW to son James Hiram. Age was 71 (1799) born in KY Jane Stone age 65 (1805) born in NC.

1876 William P. Stone according to a deed recorded 21 Dec 1876 in Book C page 129 lived just north of his son Thomas D. Stone in District 16. He

1878 deed book I page 461 Thomas D. Stone deeded fifty acres from William P. Stone to my children lands in district 16 Joseph Whitfield M. Stone, Elihu Whitney Stone, Dillard Bloomfield Stone, Olive Ann Stone, George Washington Stone by Minerva E. Stone, S.W. McCaleb, David Bradford. Dated 5 Jan 1878. Wit: J.B. S. Martin and W.L. Mayers

1880 U.S. Census of Putnam County, 1st Civil District 24 June 1880 William Stone age 81 born in KY F-born KY M-born NC Jane Stone age 75 (1805) born in N.C. F-born NC M-born NC

1883 Upper Cumberland Genealogical Association Vol. I #3 page 127 Records from the Cane Creek Baptist Church ?William P. Stone died 16 March 1883?.

Children of William Stone and Jane Welch
JESSE WELCH
Jesse Welch born 1827 Jackson County, TN died after 1900 Cumberland County, TN. He married circa 1844 Lucinda "Cinda" Huddleston born 1826-9 died after 25 Aug 1898 and before 1900 Cumberland County TN daughter of John L Huddleston and Elizabeth Barnes. His maternal aunt Margaret Welch born 4 October 1798 Rutherford, North Carolina and died 1 July 1879 Sparta, White, TN married circa 1820 his wife?s paternl uncle John Adams Barnes.
15 December 1849 Deed Book A -32 sold 13 acres in District 10 Putnam County to Thomas Pullen for $13, part of 175 acres granted in the name of James Welch and John Welch. Signed with an X, Witnesses W. H. Quarles and John C. Huddleston recorded 28 September 1854
23 January 1850 Deed Book A-93 Stephen D. Burton sold to Jesse Welch150 acres for $190 land in Overton County District 1. Recorded 12 Jan 1855
1850 Census District 10, Jackson, Tennessee
20 January 1855 Deed Book A-94 sold Wilson M Huddleston and William P Huddleston 150 acres in District 1 of Putnam County, TN for $375. Lands by Robert Peak. Witnesses William Baker and Hugh G. Huddleston. Recorded 30 January 1855
27 January 1855 Deed Book A 154 sold to Calvin Phy 48 and 100/160 acres in District 1 of Putnam County for $146 lands by Wilson Huddleston, Josiah Phy, Eli Philips, Turner Martin and W.E. Martin. Witnesses Mat Smith and Eli Philips recorded 16 March 1855
1860 Census family had moved to Crossville in Cumberland County TN where they had a domestic and daughter living with them.
1870 Census only daughter Margaret not included in the census. Two infants named Anderson J Welch age 5 and John J Welch age 3 are living next door to Jesse Welch in the household of Lucinda?s parents who are in their seventies.
1880 Census Jesse is a farmer living in District 1, Cumberland, Tennessee Two grown daughters still at home and six grandsons. Isaac C. Welch is probably Anderson J.
1900 Census living in District 1 Cumberland, TN just gives his age as 76 years with no Month given. He said he was a widower but was married 56 years which would be 1844,
Children of Jesse Welch and Lucinda Huddleston
o James Knox Polk Welch born 1845 Served in the Union Army 5th Cavalry Tennessee Regiment. 1870 Census helping on father's farm
o Mary E. Welch born 1846/7 1870 Census listed as at home married
o John W. Welch born February 1849 1870 Census helping on father?s farm 1900 Married circa 1871 to Polly A and had seven children.
o Margaret J. Welch born 1852

SARAH ELVIRA WELCH
Sally "Elvira" Welch born circa 1827 Jackson County TN died 22 Mar 1905 Union, Van Buren, AR. She was raised by her maternal aunt Mary Ann Welch born circa 1803 Rutherford County NC died circa 1847 Sparta, White, TN. Mary Ann Welch married Thomas Choate born circa 1805 North Carolina, died circa 1853 in Putnam, TN. Strong evidence indicates that Elvira Welch married Elijah W. Brown born May 1830 Jackson County, TN Died 3 Nov 1897 Cleburne, AR.
1850 Census Elijah and Elvira Welch Brown living next to David Huddleston, Lucinda Huddleston?s uncle, in District 12 Jackson County, TN.
1860 Census Elijah West was a prosperous farmer in District 3 Overton County TN living at Hilham next to Nathaniel Brown. A Lavina Brown was born 1794 NC was living next to Nathaniel Brown.
1870 Census family moved to Giles, Van Buren, Arkansas
1880 Census family in Union, Van Buren, Arkansas
1900 Census Elvira West in Union Van Buren, Arkansas Widow mother of six children four living.
Children of Elijah West and Elvira Welch
o Altamira Brown born September 1849 Jackson County, TN died after 1900- married circa 1871 William Monroe Caldwell born March 1855 Arkansas. She was mother of 12 children 5 living in 1900 in Chickasaw Nation of Indian Territory.
o Sarah A Brown born 15 Nov 1852 Jackson County, TN Died 28 Jun 1929 Van Buren, AR. She married 28 June 1863 in Jackson, Tennessee William T Gibbons born 1 Nov 1847 Livingston, County, TN died 13 Sep 1937 in Shirley, Van Buren, AR
o Lucy Jane Brown born 22 Nov 1855 Jackson, County, TN died 5 Dec 1929 Alpena, Boone, Arkansas. She married Abner Wilkerson Maxwell born: May 1856 in Henderson, North Carolina, died: 24 Dec 1937 in Van Buren, AR. In 1900 Census she said she was mother of 5 children 4 living.
o William Arkley Brown born 26 Jan 1859 Overton County, TN died 19 Jan 1931 Shirley, Van Buren, Arkansas. He married 25 January 1877 in Van Buren County, Arkansas Martha ?Susan? Weaver born 1861 died 1897
o Cindella "Della" Brown born March 1863 Overton county TN died 1919 Van Buren County, Arkansas. She married Elijah C Campbell born: Aug 1860 Arkansas, died 2 Nov 1932 Van Buren, Arkansas son of Richard and Elizabeth Campbell

SARAH JANE STONE
Sarah Jane Stone born 12 February 1826 Jackson County, TN died 23 March 1913 Putnam County TN. Presumed to have married circa 1855 Claiborne Bohannon born 30 April 1830 died 9 Sept 1890 Both buried in Campbell Bohannon Cem. He was the son of Campbell Bohannon and Agnes Buck
1850 Census of Jackson County TN living with parents in District 12.
1860 Census of District 3, Putnam, Tennessee PO Dry Valley Household #296. Claiborne is a farmer on a $200 farm and owns a $250 home.
Children of Claiborne Bohannon and Sarah Stone
o Martha Bohannon born 1856 Putnam County, TN
o Margaret Bohannon born 1858 Putnam County, TN
o Mary Bohannon born May 1860 Putnam County, TN

MARY STONE
Mary Stone born 1830 Jackson County, TN presumed to have married Alison Morrison born 1828 TN
1850 Census District 12 household #360 next door to Williams P Stone as a farmer. Family cannot be located after 1850. Only two Morrison families in Smith, White, Overton and Jackson County. Alison and John V. Morrison. John V. Morrison age 27 born in Kentucky was in district 5 and married Mary daughter of Christian Eakle and Anna Hibbit whose family moved to Putah, Yolo, California by 1860.
o Martha Morrison born March 1850 Jackson County, TN

NANCY STONE
Nancy Stone born 1832 Jackson County, TN presumed to have married 1st cousin John Welch born 27 Jan 1835 Arkansas son of James Thomas Welch and Sarah Conway
1860 Census Putnam County, Tennessee Household #130
1870 Census District 9, Putnam, Tennessee Household #22
Children of John and Nancy Welch
o Sarah F Welch 1859 Putnam County, TN
o Frances Welch 1860 Putnam County, TN died before 1870
o Alameda Welch born 1861 Putnam County, TN
o James L Welch born 1865 Putnam County, TN
o Martha Welch born 1867 Putnam County, TN
o Lovey Welch born 1869 Putnam County, TN

JOHN W. (Welch?) STONE
John W "M." Stone born February 1834 Jackson County, TN died 1907 Putnam County TN presumed to have married (1) circa 1859 Derassa "Dicy" Bohannan born 1834 White, TN (2)presumed to have married circa 1876 Margaret Bohannon born February 1846 died June 1920 Member of the Cane Creek Baptist Church.
The Bohannons married into the Welch family and the Barnes family in North Carolina. Judith Bohannon married Isaac Welch, Jane Welch's uncle. Thomas Barnes married Alice Bohannon. Thomas Barnes was the grandfather of Lucinda Huddleston, John's sister-in-law.
In the 1850 household of Jesse Bohannon there is a young woman named "Dancy" Bohannon born in 1830 that may be Derassa.
The only Derassa in the 1850 Census was the 4 year old daughter of John and Jane Julian of White County, TN. He was a Minister of the Gospel and farmer and officiated at the wedding of John's 1st cousin William W. Stone and Eliza Jane Henry in White County. This unusual name is found in the region. Derassa Julian the daughter of Rev. John Julian would have been young but old enough to have a daughter born in 1859. John?s second wife, Margaret was also born in 1846.
29 January 1859 Deed Book C-D 244 William Bohannon sold to John Stone 20 acres in District 3 of Putnam County TN for $100. Witnesses J D Hyder and Thomas Bohannon. Recorded 24 December 1860
John M Stone to George Buckner for $100 20 acres deed book AA page 393
1860 Census of District 3, Putnam, Tennessee household #292 PO Dry Valley. John Stone had a $150 farm and a $200 house. Living between William Bohannan, a 56 year old miller and Mary Brewington.
28 May 1861 Deed Book C 374 Goods, Chattel, and lands of John Stone were seized by the sheriff of Putnam County TN for a judgment of $11.25 to Freeze and Bohannon.
1870 Census of District 9, Putnam, Tennessee Household #181 wife Derassa. Owned no property so probably worked for father. Lived next door to brother-in-law Benjamin Franklin Patton and father William "A" Stone.
1880 Census of District 1, Putnam, Tennessee Household #224 living next to father and mother as a farmer,
1900 Census Family living in Piney, Crittenden, KY Magerial District 8 household #47. Married son John T. Stone at household #51John "M" Stone said he married in 1876. Margaret E. Stone said she is the mother of 6 children 5 living.
1907 Upper Cumberland Genealogical Association Vol. XII #3 page 127 Records from the Cane Creek Baptist John W. Stone died 1907
1910 Widow of John Stone living with sons in Marion, Williamson, Illinois
1920 US Census Margaret Stone living with son Robert W. Stone in Marion, IL
1920 Upper Cumberland Genealogical Association Vol. XII #3 page 127 Records from the Cane Creek Baptist Margaret Stone died June 1920
Children of John Stone and Derassa Bohannon and Margaret Bohannon
o Mary J Stone born 1859 child of Derassa Mary Stone married. M.W. Vanmeeter 24 Jan 1882 of Putnam County
o William B. C. (Claiborne Bohannon?) Stone born 1865 child of Derassa 1910 Census living in Marion, Williamson, Illinois household # 8. Married 1885 Anna the mother of six children four living and all born in Illinois. He was working as a coal miner.
o James "Nathan" Stone born 1877 married circa 1901 Josie 1910 Census Marion, Williamson, Illinois lived at 301 N. Munsel and worked as an engineer in stationary business. 1920 Living in Marion, IL divorced and a mining engineer.
o John T. Stone born May 1878 married 21 December 1898 Crittenden County, KY Arzenie "Zennie" Crowell daughter of James and Sybil Crowell. 1910 Census family living at Evansville Ward 4, Vanderburgh, Indiana household # 97. He was a stone worker and she was mother of four children three living.
o Robert W. Stone born Feb 1880 married circa 1907 Altha 1910 Marion, Williamson, Illinois household # 10. Wife the mother of 1 living child and mother Margaret Stone listed as a widow mother of six children five living. 1920 living in Marion, Williamson, IL as a manger in the mining industry. Wife worked as saleslady for a general store
o Henry F. Stone born April 1883
o Rebecca Stone born July 1885 TN

LAFAYETTE WHITLEY STONE
Lafayette "Whitley" Stone born 1836 died 1928 married circa 1858 Mariah Minerva "Sache" Dowell born 5 November 1837 Jackson County TN died 4 January 1911 Etoile, Barren KY buried at Etoile Cem., KY daughter of Reuben Hickman Dowell and Adatine Cook.
1860 Census District 1 of Putnam County next door to father.
1870 Census moved to Saunders Precinct, Barren, KY P.O. Temple Hill where he was a farmer.
1880 Census farmer at Roseville, Barren, Kentucky
1900 Census Mariah said she was the mother of 12 children 10 living. Grandson Hickman Clay Stone was living with the family.
1920 Mariah says she's the mother of 11 living children. Living with the family in Roseville is their widowed son Dick T. Stone and Granddaughter Lois Stone.
William Hickman Stone born 9 Apr 1859 TN died 2 Jul 1890 married Nancy Wilcoxon
o Daniel Boone Stone born 5 September 1860 TN died 6 Nov 1943 Smith-Grove, Warren County KY married Pocahontas Forster born 14 Feb 1868 died 21 Aug 1950 Glasgow, Barren, KY daughter of Crittenden Foster (Forster) and Lommie Anderson
o Gideon ?Birch? Stone born 22 Mar 1862 Putnam Co. TN died 20 Feb 1939 Edmonton Metcalf County KY age 76 years 10 months 28 days. Buried Etoile Cem. KY Lawyer by occupation Never married.
o Lucetta Thomas Stone born 1865 KY died 25 January 1942 age 75 years 6 months 15 days Apherville, Monroe, KY buried in Apherville Cem. Married circa 1881 Nathan Emery Jones Born: 5 Mar 1859 in Barren, KY Died: 19 Aug 1921 in Apherville, KY. Mother of 5 children in 1900. He was a farmer on his own farm.
o Josephine Stone born 28 Mar 1868 KY died 1 Aug 1924 married Jack Humphrey Born: 14 Apr 1858 Died: 13 Nov 1913
o Lora Alice Stone born 12 May 1869 died 19 October 1951 Etoile Barren County, KY buried at Caney Fork Cem. married 22 December 1904 Layton Seamy Benedict born 3 Dec 1883 Allen County, KY died 26 Sep 1910 Barren County KY. Mother of 3 children.
o Olivia "Olly" G. Stone born 17 Fen 1871 KY died 20 November 1902 Etoile, Barren, KY
o Atta Dawn Stone born 28 December 1875 KY died 13 Aug 1949 Etiole, Barren, KY buried Etiole, Cemetery never married
o Willie Bolivar Stone born November 1876 KY died after 1900
o Dick Taylor Stone born 26 Feb 1879 Barren KY died 20 Mar 1947 Smith-Grove, Warren County KY buried Etoile Cem. KY was widowed by 1910 married (2) Ophie Greer born: 27 Aug 1886 Died: 28 Jun 1973 Retired Merchant.
o Rush Haws Stone born 18 Feb 1881 KY died 29 Jul 1952 Louisville, Jefferson, KY. Worked for the Government in Internal Revenue. Married Maud Gerald,

HIRAM JAMES STONE
"Hiram" James (Welch?) Stone born 1839 Jackson County, TN died 16 August 1891 Putnam County, TN married Milda Jane Maxwell Born: 1 Sep 1840 Jackson, Tennessee, died: 1 Nov 1915/6 daughter of Amos Maxwell and Mary "Polly" Patton. His brother-in-law Alvin Maxwell was killed during the attack on John Larkin Gunter and his brother-n-law John J. Allison was shot & killed by Teek Brassell.
1850 census listed as "Hiram"
1860 listed as "James" Stone married living within father?s household.
1870 Census of District 9 Household # 178. He listed as "H.W." living next to father William "A." Census taker may have been mistaken on initials. He owns no lands but has a home worth $400.
1880 Census of District 1 Putnam County, TN Household 225 living next to brother John Stone and father William P Stone as a farmer. Brothers probably worked the family farm together.
1891 Hiram Stone died August 16, 1891 Cane Creek farm, Putnam, TN Upper Cumberland Genealogical Association Vol. XII #3 page 127 Records from the Cane Creek Baptist Church
1900 Census of District 1 Putnam County TN household #277. She said she was a widow and the mother of six children four still living (Manerva and Naomi had died). Her two youngest daughters where living with her. She listed herself as a farmer on a farm she owned. Both of her youngest daughters were listed as single with two grandsons listed in the household. Each daughter had at least one child.
1915 Milda Jane Stone died Nov 1915 Upper Cumberland Genealogical Association Vol. XII #3 page 127 Records from the Cane Creek Baptist Church
Children of Hiram Stone and Milda Jane Maxwell
o Neil "Yewell" Ewel Stone born 15 June 1861 District 1 Putnam County, TN d. September 30, 1925. He married 1 April 1881 Mary J Hendley She was born June 03, 1869, and died September 07, 1939.both buried at West Cemetery. He was a farmer. They had 12 children 9 living in 1910.
o Naomi "Oma" F. Stone born ca. 1864 died 21 August 1884 Noama Stone died 21 August 1884. She married 28 May 1882 in Putnam County Joseph McCaleb. He was born 1 July 1862, and died July 1939. died in child birth1 child.
o Manerva L Stone born circa 1867 died after 1880. There is a Manerva Sutton born February 1867 married 11 years with three children one named "Oma" living in District 17 of Putnam County, TN. Husband was named Cass. In 1880 Casabanca Sutton is listed in the family of Robert Sutton. His cousin James Sutton married a woman named Haynes who mother was a Hensley
o Alice M. Stone born ca. 1869; died January 14, 1942 .She married Joseph McCaleb after the death of her sister. They had 12 children.
o Ellen Nora Stone born September 1871 had two children 1910 living in Monteray TN as a single woman with two children and a nephew. Also living with Nora in 1910 is Logan Haney in 1910 who is the nephew of her uncle Benjamin Franklin Patton?s second wife. He is 38 years old. He later moved to Hamilton Co. TN to be with his widow aunt America Patton.
o Laura "Ann" Stone b. October 1874; d.1910 She married James Edward Bussell had two children

MARGARET "MAGGIE" ELIZABETH STONE
Margaret E. Stone born 6 April 1842 Jackson County TN died 27 May 1884 Bloomington Springs, Putnam, TN. She married 14 August 1869 Cane Creek Baptist Church Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Patton Frank" Patton born 18 Jan 1845 TN. Died 12 April 1914 Soddy, Hamilton, TN Buried Varner Cemetery, Hamilton County, son of Samuel Patton and Malinda Byers. He married (2) America (Merky) Haney born 1 Jun 1845 Jackson, county, TN died 5 July 1939 Hamilton, County, TN daughter of Isaac and Sarah Sanders Haney.
1850 census listed in father?s household in Jackson County TN
1860 census listed living within father?s household Putnam County TN
1870 Census of District 9, Putnam, Tennessee married to B.F. Patton and keeping house next to father William and brother John Stone in a home worth $150. Husband listed as a farmer.
1881 December 10th 1881 B.F. Patton and Margaret E. Patton dismissed by letter from Cane Creek Baptist Church. Dismissed by letter usually meant person named had transferred to another Baptist Church and asked for letter to new congregation.
1884 died of cancer at age 42 leaving four children ages 13, 12, 8 and 1. She may have and several more children between five year period of 1877 and 1882
Children of Maggie Stone and Frank Patton
o Manerva ?Nervy? Jane Patton born Nov 1871 Double Springs, Putnam, TN died about 1914 Hardeman County, Texas. She married age 15 circa 1886 Benjamin ?Frank? Franklin Jones born Oct 1861. In 1910 Census lived at Goodlett, Hardeman, TX where she said she was the mother of 13 children. Frank Jones married (2) Mrs. Ersula Lesley. In 1920 Family living in Quanah, Hardeman County, TX where Frank was a Cotton and Grain farmer.
o Polina Pearlie Patton born January 7, 1872 Double Springs, Putnam, TN. She died 19 November 1938 Magic City, Wheeler, TX. She married at age 14 years 16 September 1886 Cookeville, Putnam, TN Luke J. Johnson son of Thomas Johnson Sr. and Permelia "Millie" Elrod, born 1 January 1867 Martin Creek, Putnam, TN died 3 June 1960 Amarillo, Potter, TX. Both are buried in the Shamrock Cemetery, Shamrock, TX . She died of sugar diabetes and was the mother of 12 children
o James Whitley Patton born 31 Oct 1876 Double Springs, Putnam, TN died 1 Sept 1966 Bloomington Springs, Putnam, TN. He married Maggie Love Mathis 25 Dec 1896. WWI registration card states he had Blue Eyes Black Hair. 1920 Census living in the 18th District Putnam County, TN on a farm he owned. 1930 Census living on a farm he owned on North Highway 56. He gave his wife?s age as 12 when they married. Father of four children.
o Phama "Famie" Rhoda Patton born 28 May 1883 Double Springs, Putnam, TN died 15 March 1911 Bloomington Springs, Putnam, TN Married at age 15 years (1) Beverage Whitley Pippin 7 Jan 1899 he was born 15 August 1880 and later married Minnie married (2) Matthew "Mat" J. Lock son of Bill Lock 27 Oct 1904 after Matt Lock divorced (1) John Ann (unknown) 14 Jan 1903. Matt Lock son of William (Bill) Lock and May Tennessee Payne (Pain). He was born 1882 and remarried several times after the death of Famie. Mat Lock and wife (3) Sarah located in Lebanon, Wilson County in the 1920 Census living at 340 North College Street. He was working in a spokes factory as a carpenter. In the 1930 he is listed as living with wife (4) Florence in Wilson County. The 1910 census lists Famie R Lock as 27 years old with Mat J living in Civil District 18, Putnam, TN. They had been married for 5 years and he was a farmer on rented land. She is listed as the mother of four children however only three are included in the census. Famie Patton died from complications of childbirth. She is buried in a small cemetery at the end of Verdie Patton's land in Bloomington Springs, TN. It is not marked. When she was married to Beverage Pippin, he was charged with carrying a pistol Sept 12, 1899. He went to trial on Jan 10, 1901 and was found not guilty May 8, 1901. Famie was the baby of the Maggie Stone family. Her nephew Verdie Patton remembered his aunt as a small pretty woman.

THOMAS DENTON STONE
Thomas Denton Stone Born 1844/5 died 29 November1899 Repton Crittenden County KY Married (1) Minerva Elizabeth "Nevie" McCaleb born 6 January 1841, TN died 19 May 1927, TN daughter of Capt. Samuel McCaleb and Eleanor ?Nellie? Rhea Ray. They divorced circ 1876 and had five children Their home was on Cane Creek Rd., Putnam Co., TN. Minerva Stone is buried West Cemetery, TN, Putnam Co. TN. (2) He married 3 February 1883 Crittenden County Kentucky Mary Martha Horning born 12 March 1850 Crittenden KY died 13 Feb 1927 Marion, Crittenden KY daughter of George Nicholas Horning and Virginia Gaines. She was first married to Robert Fulton Lemon who died 28 February 1878. She is buried at Ripton Cemetery KY. Thomas and Mary had 7 children In 1900 she said she was the mother of 11 children 8 still living.
1869 deed book AA page 17 Putnam County Thomas D. Stone to "my father" William P. Stone 197 acres in District 1 by David Bradford, John T. Hawes, John Carr, Lewis Gentry and Silas Gentry. Dated 15 June 1869 Wit: T.P. McClain and R.L. Gentry
1873 deed book AA page 253 Putnam County Thomas D. Stone bought a copper still from William Perdue for $67. Dated 15 Sept 1873
6 July 1875 Vol. B page 702 Thomas D. Stone deeded to his children: one black horse 6 years old, one wagon, all my notes, all my household and kitchen furniture, one pair of scales fairbanks, all my carpentry and other tools, my mortgages, and all my corn growing on my farm.
1876 A deed in which he leased out his mineral rights showed that on 21 Dec 1876 he was living in District 16 adjacent to David Bradford on his east property line, S. M. McCaleb on his south property line, Silas Gentry on his west property line, and his father William P. Stone was to his north.
5 Jan 1878 deed book I page 461 Thomas D. Stone gave fifty acres from William P. Stone to my children lands in district 16 named children Joseph Whitfield M. Stone, Elihu Whitney Stone, Dillard Bloomfield Stone, Olive Ann Stone, George Washington Stone, lands adjacent Minerva E. Stone, S.W. McCaleb, David Bradford. Dated 5 Jan 1878. Wit: J.B. S. Martin and W.L. Mayers
1878 Deed Book B page 702. Thomas D. Stone had earlier on 5 Jan 1878 conveyed 50 acres to his children. This land was originally owned by his father William P. Stone and was located in Civil District No. 16. Adjacent property owners were Minerva S. Stone his wife, S.M. McCaleb, and David Bradford.
1899 Thomas D. Stone died in Repton, Crittenden, KY and is buried in the cemetery there.
1927 both his first wife and second wife day in this year. Mary Stone first in February and Minerva in May. Minerva E. Stone?s will probateed 24 May 1927. She listed her heirs as W.B. Gentry, Fannie Bray, Olive Sparks, E. W. Stone, J.W. Stone, G.W. Stone and D.B. Stone
Children of Thomas Stone and wives Minerva McCaleb and Mary Horning
o Joseph Whitfield M. Stone born 30 August 1869 Putnam County, TN died 12 January 1949 Putnam County TN married circa 1889, Cynthia L. Bray born 15 June 1865 died 19 December 1945 Putnam County, TN daughter of William Riley Bray and Mary Ann Bell Parents of 10 children.
o Rev. Elihu Whitney Stone b. 5 July 1871, Putnam Co., TN died 17 April 1951 Putnam County TN Odd Fellows Cemetery, Putnam Co., TN married ca. 1889, Susan "Susie" F. Harris born 12 Apr 1872 Putnam County, Tennessee Died: October 1963 Nashville, Tennessee buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, Baxter Four children. Double Springs Cemetery Minister of the Gospel.
o Dillard Bloomfield Stone born 14 Sep 1873 Putnam Co., TN Gravestone says 26 Jun 1873, died 9 Aug 1942 Checotah,, McIntosh County, Oklahoma, married Grayson TX circa 1903 Esther Mary (unknown) born 7 Aug 1884 died 27 Jul 1967 McIntosh County, Oklahoma Both buried in Greenlawn Cemetery - Section 8 1910 Lived in Grayson County TX as a general farmer. 1918 Draft Registration lived at Van Alystine, Grayson, TX as a farmer. By 1920 he bought a farm in Beck McIntosh, Oklahoma and was living there with his wife and four sons. In 1930 he, his wife Esther, and two youngest sons are still living in McIntosh County, OK. Son Maurice was a soldier stationed in Laredo TX
o Olive Ann ?Ollie? Stone born February 1875, Putnam Co., TN died March 1950 buried at Crest Lawn Cemetery married circa 1889 Henry Augustus Franklin Sparks born 1870 died March 1959 Putnam County Tennessee son of William Sparks and Rachel Lee. 1900 Census living in Putnam County. 1900 Mother of 3 living children In 1920 she is shown with a daughter she had when she was about 39. Sparks was a house carpenter. She married at age 13. In 1930 family was living at 508 Laurel Street in Cookeville where they rented a house for $15 a month and he was employed as a building carpenter.
o George Washington ?Washy? Stone born 5 Mar 1877 Putnam Co., TN died before 1922 married 9 December 1899 Della "Deller"? Jones born January 1882 He lived near Peeled Chestnut, TN. They had five children. WWI draft registration says he lived Rt.2 Cookeville, brown eyes and dark hair.
o Edward Daniel Stone born 26 October 1884 Repton, Crittenden, KY died 29 July 1941 County Attorney for Crittenden KY Never married. 1910 working for his mother of family farm near Marion, KY In 1918 he said he was a farmer and Minister of the Gospel, self employed living with his mother Mary M. Stone at Rt. 5 Marion, KY, Blue eyes and dark hair. 1920 Census living on farm on Repton Road, Marion TN with his mother and brother William. They were farmers and singlemen. They had a 19 year old girl living with the family as a domestic servant. 1930 living with brother Virgil Stone as an unmarried lawyer.
o Rev. Frederick Duke Stone b. 26 October 1884 Marion, Crittenden, KY died Feb 1970 Trenton, Gibson, TN married circa 1916 Gertrude D Franklin born June 1898 Missouri daughter of Lawson and Elizabeth Franklin. 1910 Census he was a teacher in the common school. He was a Baptist Minister of the Gospel in Union in 1918. He was married and lived at Rt 5 in Marion KY. Gray eyes and brown hair. 1930 living in St. Louis Missouri as a church minister with wife and a niece named Hallie Fox who was working as a clerk in a hardware store. They lived a 3843 Bussell Avenue in an apartment building renting an apartment for $42.50. The census said they owned a radio.
o Vernon Clyde Stone born 2 March 1886 Marion, Crittenden, KY died 2 Nov 1933 Death Place: Carter KY during depression. 1910 working for his mother of family farm near Marion, KY In 1918 was a farm laborer for John Gjevold Nome, Barnes ND. He gave Mary Stone of Rt. 5 Crittenden County as his mother. Dark blue eyes and dark brown hair.
o Virgil Laymen Stone born 26 March 1887 Marion, Crittenden, KY died 30 August 1947 Winlow Park, Crittenden, KY committed suicide. Buried at Repton married Mamye ?Mamie? Eleanore Glasgow . He was a carpenter. 1920 He and wife "May" living next to his brothers and mother on Repton Road. He was a Minister of the Gospel. 1930 US Census of Marion, Crittenden, KY he is married to "Elma" she said she was married at age 21 (1912) He said he was first married at age 23 (1910). He was a machine mechanic and his two brothers Edward and William were living with the family as single men, Edward was a lawyer and William was a farmer. They were all living on the family farm. Virgil has three children in his household. Family did not have a radio probably no electricity. He had at least 3 children
o Robert Stone born May 1888 Marion, Crittenden, KY died 6 October 1899 Marion, Crittenden, KY
o Myrtle E Stone born August 1892 Marion, Crittenden, KY died July 1, 1966 She is located in the 1910 census as a 16 year old girl. She is not listed in her mother's household afterwards and the other Myrtles in the county of her same age are different women according to KY marriage records.
o William Denton Stone born 4 April 1895 Repton, Crittenden, KY died 27 September 1968 Boonville, Warrick, Indiana. Married Oral (unknown) born 28 Feb 1911 died 20 Nov 1998 Boonville, Warrick, Indiana. In 1918 said he was farming for himself and supporting his mother Mary. He said he had weak ankles, blues eyes and brown hair. 1930 living with his bother Virgil as an unmarried farmer.


Census:
Name: Thomas Stone
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Jackson, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - 60 thru 69: 1 1761-1770 Thomas 1771
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 1 1821-1825 ?
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 2 1816-1820 ? ?
Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39: 1 1791-1800 Elizabeth

Free White Persons - Under 20: 3
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 1
Total Free White Persons: 5
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 5

notes: who are 3 dau bet 1816-1825?
where are sons: Enoch b 1828 (2 y-o); Alfred 16; Jeptha 14; and Hiram 13???

This Thomas Stone? only one found in Jackson Co, and sons John and William nearby - so must be???
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Name: John Stone (son)
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Jackson, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Under 20: 1
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 3
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 3

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Name: William Stone (son of Thomas) <<<
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Jackson, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1 (1801-1810) William 1799
Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 2 (1825-1830) Sarah 1828; Nancy? 1832 or a missing dau?
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1 (1801-1810) Jane 1805
Free White Persons - Under 20: 2
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 4
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 4


Census:
Name: Wm Stone
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): District 12, Jackson, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 3
Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 1
No. White Persons over 20 Who Cannot Read and Write: 1
Free White Persons - Under 20: 6
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 8
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 8


Census:
sister
336 Alison Joseph 50 1800 Male North Carolina
336 Alison Aseneth (Stone) 48 1802 Female Kentucky
336 Alison Jasper 20 1830 Male Tennessee
336 Alison Elizabeth 16 1834 Female Tennessee
336 Alison Jsenl 12 1838 Male Tennessee
336 Alison John 9 1841 Male Tennessee
336 Alison Emeline 5 1845 Female Tennessee
336 Alison Asemth 3 1847 Female Tennessee
336 Alison Martha 1 1849 Female Tennessee

half-brother by step mom Elizabeth* Williams
347 Stone Enoch N 22 1828 Male Tennessee
347 Stone Eliza 20 1830 Female Tennessee
347 Pathe Elender 73 1777 Female Virginia

parents
359 Stone Thomas 79 1771 Male North Carolina
359 Stone Elizabeth (Williams) 57 1793 Female South Carolina
359 Stone Phonry (Phama) 24 1826 Female Tennessee
359 Stone Isaac 20 1830 Male Tennessee
359 Stone Elizabeth 17 1833 Female Tennessee
359 Stone Elisha 16 1834 Male Tennessee

361 Stone William P 51 1799 Male Kentucky <<<<
361 Stone Jane 45 1805 Female North Carolina
361 Stone Sarah J 22 1828 Female Tennessee
361 Stone Nancy 18 1832 Female Tennessee
361 Stone John 16 1834 Male Tennessee
361 Stone Lafayatt 14 1836 Male Tennessee
361 Stone Hiram 11 1839 Male Tennessee
361 Stone Margaret 8 1842 Female Tennessee
361 Stone Thomas 6 1844 Male Tennessee

brother
373 Stone Alfred 36 1814 Male Tennessee
373 Stone Tally 36 1814 Female Kentucky
373 Stone Elen 14 1836 Female Tennessee
373 Stone Elvina 12 1838 Female Tennessee
373 Stone Martha 10 1840 Female Tennessee
373 Stone Asbury 8 1842 Male Tennessee
373 Stone John 6 1844 Male Tennessee
373 Stone David 4 1846 Male Tennessee


Census:
1870 Putnam Co, Tennessee District 9
W A Stone 71
Jane Stone 65


Census:
1880 Putnam Co, Tennessee District 1
William Stone 81
Jane Stone 75

William married Jane "Jenny" Welch about 1825 in Jackson Co, or White Co, Tennessee. Jane (daughter of John Isaac Welch and Mary "Polly" Anderson) was born in 1805 in Rutherford Co, North Carolina; died after 1880 in of, Putnam Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The History of Putnam County by Walter S. McClain and published in 1925 stated that Jane Welch's father John Welch came from North Carolina and settled two miles south east of Cookeville about 1820. Chancery Proceedings after his death show that he had accumulated about 750 acres of land in the county. Much of this land went to the illegitimate grandchildren of his daughter Jane "Jennie" Welch who later married William P. Stone.

Notes:

Married:
marriage date that is frequently shown for William and Jane of 1 Jan 1836 is not correct. That is the date of a William Stone who married Jane Ashford in Sumner county. The wives of the two Williams are often confused.

see the Sumner Stones here:
http://sherrysharp.com/genealogy/descendtext.php?personID=I48167&tree=Roots&generations=
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Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1830, Jackson Co, Tennessee
• Census: 1840, Jackson Co (District 12), Tennessee
• Census: 20 Sep 1850, Jackson Co (District 12), Tennessee
• Other-Begin: 26 Apr 1961; letter

Notes:

The Stone Family of Virginia, North and South Carolina, Kentucky, and Beyond, Part Two (Descendants of Thomas Stone of Hamilton Parish, Virginia, by Jack E. MacDonald, Powell, Wyoming, 2011.
stone.pdf - (attached)
p81

Familytreedna.com
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/stone/default.aspx?section=results

Group #7-ATest results received. Kit #24588.Haplogroup: R1b1b2 (suggested)Contact: davidgracejane@gmail.com
*JOHN STONE, Sr., b. abt. 1734; d. bef. 1819, Surry Co. NC.
*Mary Corder (wife), b. abt. 1742, VA.
Children:
*ENOCH STONE, b. abt. 1763, Surry Co., NC; d. Aug. 1823, Surry Co., NC; m. Nancy Anthony
*THOMAS* STONE, b. abt. 1767, Surry Co., NC; m. Sarah* Corder.
*JOHN STONE, Jr., b. abt. 1771, Surry Co., NC.
*CORDER STONE, b. abt. 1772, Surry Co., NC; d. bet. 1843-1845, White Co., TN; m. Mary Elizabeth Mason.
*TAZEWELL STONE, b. abt. 1774, Surry Co., NC.
*JAMES STONE, b. abt. 1778, Surry Co., NC; m. Martha King.

This Stone family came from Prince William Co., VA to Surry Co. NC in the 1770s. Through circumstantial evidence, this Stone line may be connected back to Gov. William Stone, the colonial governor of Maryland in the mid-1600s.

+++Match+++

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Thomas Stone, born about 1767, possibly in Surry, North Carolina, married Sarah Corder. Is reported to have "gone west" (probably to Tennessee) about 1812. Thomas and Corder Stone witnessed indentures for Davis Nores and Robert B. Purkins (Perkins) in White County, Tennessee, 13 August 1816 (Deed Book F, page 8) and for John Trap and John Lollar, 18 March 1818 (Deed Book F, page 185).

http://www.familyhistorypages.com/Stone.htm#ES2

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Thomas Stone.
Thomas Stone, believed to be the son of John Stone and his first wife, was calculated to have been born in 1771 in Surry County, North Carolina. 246 Thomas was apparently
married twice during his life. He married first to a woman named Sarah "Sally" Corder.

Sarah was also a native of North Carolina. Although no record of their marriage has been found, it is believed to have taken place in North Carolina prior to their move
to Kentucky.

On 21 April 1792, Thomas Stone and his older brother, Corder Stone, witnessed a deed in Surry County, North Carolina between their uncle, Daniel Barrow, and Mr. Edward Lovell. 244 Sometime after this, Thomas and Sarah, along with his brother, Corder Stone, left North Carolina, and after spending a short period of time in Tennessee, moved further north into Kentucky. Although Thomas and Sarah remained
in Kentucky for several years, they eventually moved south into Tennessee, where they settled in White County. Thomas Stone acquired 684 acres of land in White County, Tennessee on 10 May 1808, which was situated on Cane Creek, a branch of Caney Fork of the Cumberland River. 251 Thomas and his brother, Corder Stone, were later found on the 1812 list of taxable property in White County. 245 Thomas Stone?s first
wife, Sarah Corder, is believed to have died in White County, Tennessee.

After his first wife passed away, Thomas married for a second time in about 1824 in Tennessee to a woman named Elizabeth Williams. 249,250 Elizabeth, who was a native of South Carolina, was calculated to have been born there in 1793. 246 According to the 1830 federal census of Tennessee, shortly after their marriage Thomas and Elizabeth settled on a farm in Jackson County. 252 Thomas, who was a farmer and Minister by trade, subsequently died in Jackson County, Tennessee.

NOTE: Unfortunately, several of the children enumerated on the pre-1850 censuses of Jackson County, Tennessee did not match up well from census to census. As a consequence, additional research is needed to identify all of Thomas Stone's children from his first marriage.

Those children listed below, however, are either known, or are considered very likely to be children of Thomas Stone and his first wife, Sarah Corder. The exact order of birth
of some of the below listed children is not known, however. Although most genealogies indicate that Nancy was the eldest child of Thomas Stone and Sarah Corder, this appears to be contradicted by indenture between Ireby W. Stone and his father, Thomas Stone, which was entered into on 5 March 1814. Because of the date and contents of this indenture, it would appear that Ireby may have been born as early as 1793, and therefore the eldest child.

Known and probable Issue from 1st marriage: (Surname Stone)
Ireby W. b. (1790-1800) in TN.
W. m. (unknown) in TN. d. after 1840 in Jackson Co., IL. 254

Nancy b. 18 November 1794 in NC.
m. ca. 1813 to John J. Lollar in TN.
d. 17 August 1865 in Putnam Co., TN.
bur. Perkins Cem., Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN.

Corder H. b. 22 December 1796 in TN.
m. October 1818 to Jane Allison in White Co., TN.
d. after 1880 in Muhlenberg Co., KY.

William P. b. calc. 1799 in Greene Co., KY.
m. Jane Welch in TN. 249,257
d. 16 March 1883 in Putnam Co., TN.

John P. b. (1800-1810) in TN.
m. (unknown) in TN.

Thomas b. 24 December 1806 in TN.
(NOTE: he is son of Corder, not Thomas)
m. Margaret Bounds in TN.
d. 29 October 1872 in Putnam Co., TN.
bur. Stone Seminary Cem., Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN.


James b. in TN.
420. (female) b.(1815-1820) in White Co., TN.

Jeptha G. b. 4 February 1815 in White Co., TN.
m. ca. 1838 to Martha J. ( ) in TN.
d. 2 June 1890 in Pottawatomie Co., KS.
bur. Wheaton Congregational Cem., Pottawatomie Co., KS.

Hiram Shelton b. 3 January 1817 in White Co., TN.
m. 20 October 1840 to Leann DeFreese in White Co., TN.
d. 27 October 1894 in Macon Co., MO.


Issue from 2nd marriage: (Surname Stone)
Phama Lovina b. calc. 1826 in TN.
m. ca. 1863 to George W. Anderson in TN.

Enoch Herschel b. 9 January 1828 in Jackson Co., TN.
m. (1) ca. 1849 to Eliza Maxwell in TN.
m. (2) 30 June 1872 to Minerva Jane Patton in TN.
m. (3) 15 March 1903 to (Mrs.) Sarah S. Pistole in White Co., TN.
d. 16 November 1909 in White Co., TN.
bur. Jericho Cem., Quebeck, White Co., TN.

Isaac C. b. January 1830 in Jackson Co., TN.
m. 29 May 1853 to Leann Weaver in White Co., TN.
d. 19 October 1902 at Shelburn, Sullivan Co., IN.

Elizabeth b. calc. 1833 in Jackson Co., TN.
m. ca. 1853 to Oliver Moyers in TN. 269,270

427. Elihu Patton b. 7 March 1835 in Jackson Co., TN.
m. ca. 1867 to Margaret Lindsey in TN.
d. 26 July 1902 in White Co., TN.
bur. Jericho Cem., Quebeck, White Co., TN.

http://o.mfcreative.com/f4/exports/7/77d3aa70-4af0-46a0-af64-803ec4791773/The%20Stone%20Family%20of%20Virginia,%20.pdf

Census:
Name: Thomas Stone
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Jackson, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - 60 thru 69: 1 1761-1770 Thomas 1771
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 1 1821-1825 ?
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 2 1816-1820 ? ?
Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39: 1 1791-1800 Elizabeth

Free White Persons - Under 20: 3
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 1
Total Free White Persons: 5
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 5

notes: who are 3 dau bet 1816-1825?
where are sons: Enoch b 1828 (2 y-o); Alfred 16; Jeptha 14; and Hiram 13???

This Thomas Stone? only one found in Jackson Co, and sons John and William nearby - so must be???
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Name: John Stone (son)
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Jackson, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Under 20: 1
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 3
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 3

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Name: William Stone (son)
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Jackson, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1 (1801-1810) William 1799
Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 2 (1825-1830) Sarah 1828; Nancy? 1832 or a missing dau?
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1 (1801-1810) Jane 1805
Free White Persons - Under 20: 2
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 4
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 4


Census:
District 12
Name: Thos Stone
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): District 12, Jackson, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 60 thru 69: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49: 1
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 2
No. White Persons over 20 Who Cannot Read and Write: 1
Free White Persons - Under 20: 5
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 8
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 8


next door:
Jeptha Stone (son)

also:
Alfred Stone
Tabetha Stone
Wm Stone



Francis A. Stone (District 4)
James Stone (District 6)
Samuel Stone (District 2)
Saud E. Stone (District 1)


White County
Courder Stone
Solomon Stone
Joel Stone


also Stones in Smith, Roane, and Overton Co. and a few others.

Census:
daughter by 1st wife Sarah Corder
336 Alison Joseph 50 1800 Male North Carolina
336 Alison Aseneth (Stone) 48 1802 Female Kentucky
336 Alison Jasper 20 1830 Male Tennessee
336 Alison Elizabeth 16 1834 Female Tennessee
336 Alison Jsenl 12 1838 Male Tennessee
336 Alison John 9 1841 Male Tennessee
336 Alison Emeline 5 1845 Female Tennessee
336 Alison Asemth 3 1847 Female Tennessee
336 Alison Martha 1 1849 Female Tennessee

son by 3rd wife Elizabeth* Williams
347 Stone Enoch N 22 1828 Male Tennessee
347 Stone Eliza 20 1830 Female Tennessee
347 Pathe Elender 73 1777 Female Virginia

359 Stone Thomas* 79 1771 male no profession, 500 North Carolina <<<<
359 Stone Elizabeth* (Williams) 57 1793 female South Carolina
359 Stone Phonry (Phama) 24 1826 female Tennessee
359 Stone Isaac 20 1830 Male Tennessee
359 Stone Elizabeth 17 1833 Female Tennessee
359 Stone Elisha 16 1834 Male Tennessee

son by 1st wife Sarah Corder
361 Stone William P 51 1799 Male Kentucky
361 Stone Jane 45 1805 Female North Carolina
361 Stone Sarah J 22 1828 Female Tennessee
361 Stone Nancy 18 1832 Female Tennessee
361 Stone John 16 1834 Male Tennessee
361 Stone Lafayatt 14 1836 Male Tennessee
361 Stone Hiram 11 1839 Male Tennessee
361 Stone Margaret 8 1842 Female Tennessee
361 Stone Thomas 6 1844 Male Tennessee

son by 1st wife
373 Stone Alfred 36 1814 Male Tennessee
373 Stone Tally 36 1814 Female Kentucky
373 Stone Elen 14 1836 Female Tennessee
373 Stone Elvina 12 1838 Female Tennessee
373 Stone Martha 10 1840 Female Tennessee
373 Stone Asbury 8 1842 Male Tennessee
373 Stone John 6 1844 Male Tennessee
373 Stone David 4 1846 Male Tennessee


Other-Begin:
mentioned in letter from Enoch to his cousin Alene, stating, " It as I have it is that Grand Pa's [Enoch Herschel Stone] father was "Tom" Stone [Thomas Stone] and that he married a Williams (Elizabeth Williams--FWW). I just cannot remember the name of Tom's father and mother, which I think I used
to know. Tradition has it that they descended from
W.M. Stone (William Stone--FWW) 1603-1660 Proprietary Governor of Maryland appointed by Lord Baltimore. As to its being a fact you will know just as well as I."

Thomas* married Sarah "Sally" Corder about 1792. Sarah (daughter of William Corder and Phoebe Boudin (?)) was born about 1770 in Caswell Co, North Carolina; died after 1817 in Jackson Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Abt 1820, Cookeville, Putnam Co, Tennessee
• Will: 19 May 1841

Notes:

The History of Putnam County by Walter S. McClain and published in 1925 stated that Jane Welch's father John Welch came from North Carolina and settled two miles south east of Cookeville about 1820. Chancery Proceedings after his death show that he had accumulated about 750 acres of land in the county. Much of this land went to the illegitimate grandchildren of his daughter Jane "Jennie" Welch who later married William P. Stone.

Will:
NEW: BARNES, JOHN VS. WELCH, GEO. ET. ALS.
CHANCERY, 1847.
There is bad bleedthrough of most of this record, making it very hard to decipher. -bp..

Depositions taken: 18 Nov. 1847..

DEPOSITION: GEORGE WELCH..

About the age of 69 years..

On the 19th May 1841, John Welch requested me to write his Will, in which he devised to his wife Polley Welch five tracts of land, in all 143 acres, including the farm and improvements whereon he lived, together with all the household and kitchen furniture and farming tools, stock, etc. during her natural lifetime and after her death the same was to belong to Jessee Welch provided he acted prudently in supporting his grandmother Polley Welch, and all his personal property, except what they acquired during her lifetime (which was to belong to the said Jessee) was to be sold and divided among his lawful heirs..

He also gave to his six grandchildren, the children of Ann Choat, deceased, 175 acres of land and Thomas Choat, their father, was to have the use of said land free of rent as long as he chose to. He also relinquished his right and title to 90 acres of land where his still house stood and one brown filly and [unreadable]. The Will which I wrote at his request and now have in my possession does not state to whom it was relinquished. My impression is it was to David Anderson. All the other lands sold and equally divided among his heirs except a six acre tract on the Mountain south of his house that he give to Jessee Welch, and the said John Welch, being sick but of sound mind and disposing memory at the time I wrote the Will was attested by Joseph Pearson and John B. Pointer and on the 21st day of May 1841 the said John Welch requested me to make some alterations in his Will which I did as he directed. He gave his wife six acres more of land, his Blacksmith tools and two notes of $100.00 each and at the death of his wife Polley Welch it all was to go to Jessee Welch together with the profits arising from the same. The balance of this, the second Will, was in substance about the same as the first. My recollection is confirmed by the second Will giving the ninety acres of land and the brown filly to David Anderson. The second Will was attested by Jacob Harpole and John B. Pointer, and I was appointed executor to both Wills and some after that the said John Welch directed me to destroy the Wills, which I done by taking his name off..

I heard John Welch say that Jessee Welch was the best boy he had raised..

Sometime in Sept. 1846 said John Welch being sick I visited him when the following conversation took place. He remarked to me that if he was to drop off that Jessee Welch and Elvira Welch would get nothing and that he had a notion to make Elvira Welch a deed to some land where Jessee Welch then lived and also to give Jessee Welch a deed to the place where he then lived and to let Jessee give his wife Polley a bond for her maintenance her lifetime and for Jessee to move in the house with his wife Polley and said he, what do you think of it. I told him I did not think it a good plan, for that Jessee was young and might run through with it and have the old lady in an awkward situation. He then observed that if he could sit up and write that he could put it in the deed and that we talked some three or four times together before the writing was done and it was always to the same import in conversation with said John Welch about writing the deeds to Jessee Welch and Elvira Welch. I suggested to him the name of R. G. Burton and he said that Burton had to go to Gainesboro to Court and I then mentioned Lee R. Taylor to which he consented and I named to Lee R. Taylor what had taken place and he said he would give an answer before he left. He then said if I would dismiss my School the next day and be with him that he would come and do the writing for him and the next morning I told John Welch what conversation had taken place between myself and Lee R. Taylor and the agreement was that the arrangement was to be made and I went and [told?] L. R. Taylor accordingly..

We went on and the said John Welch directed me where to find some papers so that he could write the deed to Elvira Welch [smear]. Lee R. Taylor then commenced and wrote a deed from John Welch to Elvira Welch for 320 acres of land, dated the 5th of Oct. 1846 and after said deed was written I saw Lee R. Taylor read the same to the said John Welch and he approved and signed the same and Lee R. Taylor and myself attested the same. After he signed and acknowledged the deed, Elvira Welch came in the house where we were and the said John Welch handed the deed to Elvira and said here is a plantation I give you and if you tell it I take it from you. She held the deed a short time and I said to her to give it to me and I would take care of it for her and she handed it to me. We then went to dinner..

After dinner we went in the room where the said John Welch was and Lee R. Taylor commenced writing the deed from John Welch to Jessee Welch, containing about 283 acres, more or less. When Lee R. Taylor came to setting out the land he was at about where the courses of the Home Tract or the beginning corner was and the said John Welch remarked that there was a plat of the home tract and we was looking for it and he directed me to look in a table drawer and I did so and found it and give it to him. He then pointed to the beginning corner with his finger and directed him to commence there. He then wrote according to the plat of the home place and then directed him to embrace one other tract of 100 acres, also one of 33 acres. After Taylor had finished the deed and postscript [?], he read them over to him. He took the deed and looked over it and then signed and acknowledged the same and Lee R. Taylor and myself attested the same. I believe him [John Welch] to have been of perfectly sound mind and disposing memory at the time he executed the Wills and deeds above mentioned..

Quest. Are you acquainted with Jessee Welch? If so, please state what kind of a man he is, whether he is dissipated or not..

Ans. I am. I have seen him drunk twice. I think he is good to work..

I think the property named in the deeds is worth as much or more than the balance of the estate..

/s/ George Welch.

DEPOSITION: ELIZABETH WELCH..

About 63 years of age..

. . . [my] husband George Welch . . ..

Quest. Can you recollect the date of the old man's [John Welch's] death?.

Ans. He died on the 9th day of Oct. 1846..

Quest. Is the old lady, his wife, still living?.

Ans. Yes..

She lives at the place where John Welch lived at the time of his death..

Elizabeth Welch (her mark).

DEPOSITION: POLLEY WELCH..

About 72 years of age..

Quest. Please state whether you were acquainted with John Welch, deceased..

Ans. I was, nearly fifty years and he was my husband..

Quest. Did you hear the old man [John Welch] say that he wanted his brother George . . ..

Polly Welch (her mark).

DEPOSITION: NEOMY HUDDLESTON..

About 38 years of age..

Neomy Huddleston (her mark).

DEPOSITION: LEE R. TAYLOR..

42 years of age..

I was called upon by George Welch to do some writing for his brother, John Welch, on the evening before he died . . ..

. . . he [John Welch] observed to me that he had two orphan children that he wanted to make some provision for . . ..

/s/ Lee R. Taylor.

DEPOSITION: JOSEPH PEARSON..

39 years of age..

/s/ Joseph Pearson.

DEPOSITION: JOHN B. POINTER..

45 years of age..

I think I was there [at the home of John Welch] about fifteen times as his physician . . ..

/s/ John B. Pointer.

DEPOSITION: DAVID F. HUDDLESTON..

27 years of age..

David F. Huddleston (his mark).

DEPOSITION: I. J. N. LOLLAR..

26 years of age..

Quest. What relation are you to Jesse Welch?.

Ans. I am not in no shape, manner or form..

Quest. Is not your wife and Jesse Welch relation?.

Ans. I suppose them to be cousins..

Quest. Have not you always understood that your grandfather and Jesse Welch's grandfather, that is, John Welch, were cousins?.

Ans. I have heard such talk, but as to the fact I do not know..

/s/ I. J. N. Lollar.

DEPOSITION: HUGH G. HUDDLESTON..

42 years of age..

Hugh G. Huddleston (his mark).

DEPOSITION: HENRY WILLIAMS..

21 years of age..

Henry Williams (his mark).

DEPOSITION: JOHN L. HUDDLESTON..

36 years of age..

/s/ J. L. Huddleston.

Depositions taken: 12 Jan. 1848..

DEPOSITION: JOHN A. BRADFORD..

About 51 years of age..

I saw Mrs. [Margaret A.] Queen at John Watson's and in conversation with her she asked me how the law suit was going and I asked what law suit and she replied that John Welch's heirs and her brother George Welch were going to law about the estate left by her brother John . . ..

/s/ John A. Bradford.

DEPOSITION: POLLEY WELCH..

About 73 years of age..

Quest. State if Jessee and Elvira are the grandchildren of John Welch, deceased..

Ans. Yes, they are his grandchildren..

Quest. Were there several other grandchildren?.

Ans. Yes there is..

But two, Jessee and Elvira, was orphans and not under protection of a father at the time of his [John Welch's] death..

Quest. What age was Jessee when John Welch took him in his house to raise him and how long did he keep him?.

Ans. He was 14 days old when he took him. And he lived with him until he married and then one year after and at the end of the year after he married he let him go on one of his places and just the [year?] he, John Welch, died he took him in the house to live with him again but he, Jessee, had not moved his plunder to the house of John Welch until after his death but Jessee and his family came to live in the house with him before his death at the request of him, John Welch..

Quest. Please state whether Jessee and Elvira Welch are not illegitimate children or not..

Ans. Yes they are..

Quest. Please state who is said to be the father of Elivira..

Ans. Levi L. Murphee is said to be her father..

Quest. Please state whether or not part of the grandchildren of John Welch, to wit, Anna Choate's children, if they was not very poor and had no mother to take care of them..

Ans. Anna Choate is dead and her children has no mother to take care of them and they are also poor, but their father is living..

Quest. Please state whether Elvira is not most a woman gone and the balance of Anna Choate's children are small children or not..

Ans. Elvira is most grown and the balance of the children [of Anna Choate] are all small and not able to make a living for themselves except one which would leave four small children..

Quest. Please state whether Elvira has not gone to live with Levi L. Murphee or not, and whether or not he is able to take care of her..

Ans. Yes, she has gone there to live but as to his circumstances I cannot say..

Thomas Choate raised Elivira until she was able to have got her living by her work and she remained at Choate's some time after the death of her mother..

Polly Welch (her mark).

DEPOSITION: JOHN B. POINTER..

About 45 years of age..

/s/ John b. Pointer.

DEPOSITION: SAMUEL WELCH..

About 45 years of age..

Much of this is very hard to read, but apparently his father had already given him some land some years back, as well as, possibly, some money -bp..

. . . my brother James . . ..

. . . [my] uncle Geo. Welch . . ..

There is some mention of an Isaac Welch, but I cannot determine the relationship. This Isaac is elsewhere as a letter was written to him. -bp..

. . . John Welch and John Barnes, his son-in-law . . ..

. . . John Welch complained of William Stone, his son-in-law . . ..

/s/ Samuel Welch.

Depositions taken: 4 Jan. 1848..

DEPOSITION: BENJAMIN MC KEE..

Benjamin McKie (his mark).

DEPOSITION: MARY ANN WELCH..

About 50 years of age..

. . . I was noticing my brother John [Welch] . . ..

Mary Ann Welch (her mark).

DEPOSITION: MARGARET QUEEN..

About 47 years of age..

Margaret Queen (her mark).

DEPOSITION: JANE STONE..

About 42 years of age..

I am the daughter of John Welch and wife of William Stone..

Quest. Are you the mother of defendant Jesse Welch?.

Ans. Yes, I pass for it..

THE BILL OF COMPLAINT of John Barnes and Margaret his wife, James Terry and Martha, William Stone and his wife Jane, James Shoat [Choat], Austin and John Shoat [Choat], Mary and Rachel Shoat [Choat], infants by Thomas Shoat [Choat] their guardian against Jesse Welch and Alvira Welch, infants, by George Welch, the two former of Jackson Co. and the latter of the County of White, all of Tennessee..

. . . John Welch lately departed this life in the County of Jackson . . ..

NUNCUPATIVE WILL OF JOHN WELCH..

Filed 27 Jan. 1847..

Several of his children say that they heard John Welch say, on his death bed, that he wanted his wife to be well supported and the remainder of his estate to be divided equally among his heirs. -bp..

. . . John Barnes and James Terry, his sons-in-law, and Samuel Welch his son..

Depositions taken: 12 Jan. 1848..

DEPOSITION: HENRY BOHANAN..

I heard him [John Welch] say that if Jesse Welch married Cinda Huddleston that he should not have any portion whatever, no nothing, off of the place..

Quest. If Jessee Welch married the girl you spoke of or not, please state it..

Ans. It is my understanding that they were married and they are now living together as man and wife at this time..

I have been living there [with John Barnes] off and on for six or seven years or more..

[John Barnes] is my uncle..

Henry Bohanan (his mark).

DEPOSITION: AUSTIN CHOAT..

About 32 years of age..

In conversation with John Welch I have heard him say that he allowed Lewis Huddleston was urging Jessee Welch up to marry thinking that he would give him the land and then he would fool Jessee out of it, but if he married the girl he never should have nothing off of the place..

Quest. How long since Jesse married Cinda?.

Ans. I do not recollect, but it has been between three and five years..

Quest. State if John Welch was your wife's grandfather and whose daughter she was..

Ans. It is my understanding that John Welch is her grandfather and she is the daughter of John Barnes..

/s/ Austin Choate.

THE ANSWER OF LEVI L. MURPHEE, to the Bill of complaint..

23 Feb. 1847, Overton Co. TN..

Levi L. Murphee is the guardian of Alvira Welch and Jessee Welch..

/s/ Levi L. Murphee.

(found in ancestry at http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/7975194/person/356404184/story/0c4aa87a-0e5a-4096-adfc-11feec85cf77?src=search)

John married Mary "Polly" Anderson on 6 Nov 1794 in Rutherford, Rutherford Co, North Carolina. Mary was born in 1774 in Rutherford Co, North Carolina; died in 1846 in Jackson, Madison Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1771, Surry Co, North Carolina
• Residence: Aft 1775, Laurens Co, North Carolina
• Census: 1790, Surry Co, North Carolina
• Residence: Abt 1793, Lincoln Co/Mercer Co,Tennessee
• Residence: Aft 1795, Green Co, Kentucky
• Research Notes: 3 Dec 2011

Notes:

Thomas Stone. We know that John and William were brothers, and we think they may have had a brother, Thomas. However, we have not been able to ascertain the identify of their parents. We use Thomas Stone here as a place-holder.

John Stone, possibly son of Thomas Stone, born in Fauquier County, Virginia, abt. 1725; married --- Corder, born about 1730, presumed to have been a daughter of John Corder. John Stone and his brother William are said to have been among the first settlers in Surry County, North Carolina, possibly in or before 1765.

That John Stone, father of Enoch, married a Corder is a matter of conjecture, apparently based on the fact that he named his third son Corder. Additionally, it is said (but not verified) that John's first son, Enoch, had a son named Thomas Corder. Record of the marriage has not been found, however.

John and his brother, William, are said to have come into Surry (then Rowan) County, North Carolina, from Fauquier County, Virginia. Of this, there seems to be fairly good evidence. A John Stone, a William Stone, and a Thomas Stone had established themselves in Fauquier's Elk Run district by 1748. Butlers, Conways, and Corders also resided in that district. William married Hannah Conway and had, among others, Ezekiel Stone (born 1756) and Conway Stone (born 1761). Among soldiers in the War of the Revolution, we find Ezekiel Stone, who volunteered from Surry County, and Conway Stone, who volunteered from Granville County, North Carolina. Additionally, Conway Stone is named in the will William Stone made in Surry County on 23 March 1819. That William and Thomas were brothers is supported by property records of Fauquier County (see below), but no such evidence has been found in Fauquier to support a brotherly relationship between William and John. For this we rely on the account written by Jane Elizabeth (King) Stone in 1906.

John Stone and brother William were probably Baptists. Says the author of Stones of Surry:

When Baptist Ministers began to visit and preach in Virginia, they gained many ardent supporters and from 1760 through 1780 there was a large organization of Baptists traveling through Virginia; a goodly representation went to Southern Virginia and Western North Carolina. The Stone family caught the fever and named children for the prophets of old: Ezekial, Enoch, Ephraim, etc.
John may have been a preacher. There was in 1786 a John Stone among the Baptist Ministers of the eleven churches in the Yadkin Association. However, we have found no evidence to corroborate that John, father of Enoch, and John, the Baptist Minister, were the same man. Surviving records suggest that there was more than one John Stone in the area [i.e., in the Yadkin district] during the second half of the eighteenth century.

http://www.familyhistorypages.com/Stone.htm#TS



Census:
Name: John Stone
State: NC
County: Surry County
Township: Early Tax List
Year: 1771
Database: NC Early Census Index

Name: William Stone
State: NC
County: Surry County
Township: Early Tax List
Year: 1771
Database: NC Early Census Index

Name: Marble Stone (proven to not be of our line of Stones)
State: NC
County: Surry County
Township: Early Tax List
Year: 1771
Database: NC Early Census Index

Name: Thomas Stone (proven to not be of our line of Stones)
State: NC
County: Surry County
Township: Early Tax List
Year: 1771
Database: NC Early Census Index

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From Dr. William Stone
Feb 24, 2013
Marvel/Marble and the Thomas list in that census were not from our family. Also no DNA match.


Residence:
"Lastly his brother John moved to Laurens SC that is also well documented. To be clear I have all kinds of evidence he was in Fauquier after William moved and stayed there until 1775. His move was directly to what is now Laurens County. . I have deed and a Power of Attorney to prove that John Stone in Fauquier and John Stone in Laurens are the same person."

http://genforum.genealogy.com/stone/messages/10029.html

Census:
Name: John Stone
Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Surry, North Carolina
Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 3
Free White Persons - Females: 3
Number of Household Members: 7

same page:
Enoch Stone
Name: Enoch Stone
Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Surry, North Carolina
Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 3
Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1
Free White Persons - Females: 2
Number of Household Members: 6

William Stone
Name: William Stone
Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Surry, North Carolina
Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 3
Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 3
Free White Persons - Females: 4
Number of Household Members: 10


Research Notes:
This lineage of Stones, from William Stone de Twiste through Captain Thomas Stone is relatively well documented. The problem is the link from Captain Thomas Stone of Charles County, Maryland, to William and John Stone of Surry County, North Carolina.

John* married Mary* Corder about 1765 in Granville Co, North Carolina (probably). Mary* was born about 1744 in Fauquier Co, Virginia (prob); died after 1780 in of, Surry Co, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Posted by: Laura Henderson (ID *****6034) Date: August 30, 2006 at 16:04:53 of 1178

I have just stumbled over the name "Mary Corder" b. ca. 1730-1742, supposed wife of a John Stone b. ca. 1734 in Prince William County, VA. John's parents (brother and wife) are generally noted online to be Thomas Stone of PW Co., VA and Mary Butler of Fauquier Co., VA.

There is a reasonably in-depth profile of this family at http://www.familyhistorypages.com/Stone.htm and the author is very clear that this name "Mary Corder" is unproven, and based on the fact that an unproven child of John Stone was called "Corder Stone". Curiously, they also named another unproven son "Tazewell Stone".

I am curious, though, about this "Mary". Some sources say she was from Surry Co., NC, but it actually appears that the Stone family moved there in the 1760's or '70's. What little supposition I've been able to find online regarding "Mary's" parents leans towards the Fauquier County Corders (who have proven Stone intermarriages).

I quote from the above referenced URL: "That John Stone, father of Enoch, married a Corder is a matter of conjecture, apparently based on the fact that he named his third son Corder. Additionally, it is said (but not verified) that John's first son, Enoch, had a son named Thomas Corder. Record of the marriage has not been found, however."

Additionally, the author of the site supports this connection by continuing a couple of paragraphs later: "A John Stone, a William Stone, and a Thomas Stone had established themselves in Fauquier's Elk Run district by 1748. Butlers, Conways, and Corders also resided in that district."

However, I am wondering -- if there was a "Mary Corder" who married John Stone -- is there any possibility she could have been a daughter of Edward Corder of Greenway Court? The birth date range fits, and Edward Corder lived over the Fauquier County line in Frederick County. Edward's descendants moved to Tazewell Co., VA in the 1770's.

In looking at a map of the Elk Run area, I tend to agree with the conclusions of the extant researchers of the line -- if there was a Corder marriage, it was most likely with the southern Fauquier County Corders, and not the Frederick (ie: Edward) Corders, but I can't absolutely rule out the possibility of a connection. Can anyone help me prove or disprove this?


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Posted by: William Stone (ID *****4105) Date: November 01, 2008 at 23:41:01
In Reply to: Re: "Mary Corder" and John Stone Family of southern Fauquier VA and Surry NC by Shawn Corder of 1178

I am writing a book on the Stone family from Fauquier County Virginia.

Here are a few points I can tell you from my research.

John Stone married a Corder. It was recorded in the Account Book of Sheriff John Crump from 1751. The account book has been lost in recent years but I have a record from two genealogists who both recorded the same information and page for the material. One was Henry Wright Newman who wrote The Stones of Poynton Manor and the other is Charles Stone who wrote the Stone's of Surry. I have reviewed Newman's actual notes from the book made in the 1930's and they reveled John Stone married ? Corder. (I suspect the unusual name caused a problem with the transcription. The wives of other Stone sons first and last names are give. He just had a ? Corder for her).
I have uncovered a deed by John Stone from Fauquier dated Sept. of 1775 his wife's name was Milley. She is likely your missing daughter. She was likely born in Prince William County in 1730. John and Milly and their family moved from Fauquier to Laurens SC in 1775. John died there in 1800 and Mildredge died there in abt. 1820. I have a copy of a resulting case dividing the homestead in 1822. John identified her in his will as my wife "Mildredge". All other references say Milley or Milly. I also have a copy of her Dower rights from Fauquier. She could only make her mark.

I also found a will for John Coder and one of the executors is Thomas Stone. This would be John Stone's brother Thomas Stone. Thomas had a daughter Elizabeth and she married a William Dulin. Also Thomas' son, Thomas had a daughter Parazaid (?) Stone who married Bayles Corder. She died in St. Helena Parish Louisiana.

From my research it appears that John and Mildredge married in 1748/49. Mildredge had children who carried the first names of other Corders. Reuben, William, Lewis, Elias. It appears some of her brothers moved to Laurens. I have found Reuben and Elias Corder living in Laurens near the Stones. Mildredge's children were John Jr., Reuben, William, Elias, Lewis, and Nancy.

Some of the Stones have mistakenly placed John Stone in Surry NC which was not the case. The John Stone, who was John's nephew, was married to a Mary. This likely caused the Mary Corder claims.

Hope This Helps

http://genforum.genealogy.com/corder/messages/871.html

Notes:

Died:
Date: January 17, 1781
Location: Cowpens, South Carolina
Commanders: Continental Brig. General Daniel Morgan defeated British Lt. Colonel Bonastre Tarleton
New Southern Commander Maj. General Nathanael Greene determined that he needed time to rehabilitate his army. He decided to split his force and assigned command of the more mobile force to Brig. General Daniel Morgan. British Lt. General Charles Cornwallis recognized the strategy and sent his own mobile force under Lt. Colonel Banastre Tarleton after Morgan.
After several weeks of maneuvering, General Morgan finally had to choose his ground before Lt. Colonel Tarleton overran him. He settled on Cowpens, South Carolina. He counted on British expectations of a militia retreat as it had at Camden, so that when Andrew Pickens' militia withdrew as planned, the British became undisciplined and broke ranks. This loss of discipline allowed the ordered actions of the Continentals to thoroughly rout the British and destroy General Cornwallis' light troops.
http://www.patriotresource.com/amerrev/battles/cowpens.html

William married Phoebe Boudin (?) about 1748 in Caswell Co, North Carolina. Phoebe was born about 1730 in of, Caswell Co, North Carolina; died after 1782 in of, Caswell Co, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Other-Begin: 1752, North Carolina; became an orphan at age 3
• Other-Begin: Abt 1765, North Carolina; apprenticeships
• Military: Abt 21 Aug 1776, Revolutionary War, Lincoln Co, North Carolina; enlisted
• Military: Aft 1776, Lincoln Co, North Carolina; drafted 6 mos
• Census: 1790, Lincoln Co, North Carolina
• Census: 1800, Lincoln Co, North Carolina
• Census: 1820, White Co, Tennessee
• Census: 1830, White Co, Tennessee
• Other-Begin: 8 Jul 1833, White Co, Tennessee; re Rev War service
• Census: 1840, White Co, Tennessee

Notes:

Other-Begin:
from his memory on his Rev War pension application, that he once had his indentures of apprenticeship in which his age was stated but that are lost.

Census:
1790 Lincoln Co, North Carolina
Name: Thom Welsh [Thomas Welch] [Thomas Welsh]
Home in 1790: Lincoln, North Carolina
Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1
Free White Persons - Females: 5
Number of Household Members: 7

(shown in transcription but do not see on the page (pg 5)


Census:
1800 Lincoln Co, North Carolina
Name: Thomas Walsh [Thomas Welsh or Welch]
Home in 1800: Lincoln, North Carolina
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 3
Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1
Number of Household Members Under 16: 5
Number of Household Members Over 25: 1
Number of Household Members: 7

next:
Thomas Welch Sr.
1 m >45; 1 f >45; 1 f 16 thru 26

Census:
1820 White Co, Tennessee
Name: Thomas Wilch [Thomas Welch]
Home in 1820: White, Tennessee
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over : 1
Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 1
Free White Persons - Under 16: 1
Free White Persons - Over 25: 2
Total Free White Persons: 3
Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 3

next: Maryan Wilch (Welch)
3 f < 10; 1 f over 16

Census:
Name: Thomas Welch [Thomas Welsh]
Home in 1830: White, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - 80 thru 89: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 70 thru 79: 1
Free White Persons - Under 20: 1
Total Free White Persons: 3
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 3

next Thomas Bohannon

next Anne Welch: male 1 <10; m 1 5-10
females 1 <10; 1 30-40

same page:
Matthew Welch 1 male 70-80; 1 female 70-80
1 f 15-20

Other-Begin:
in application for Rev War pension gave as references to his Rev War service: William Hunter, Thomas Bounds, Esq, Joseph Hudgens, Joseph Hunter, Nathan Bartless, Aaron England.

Application for Rev War found here:
https://www.ancestry.com/mediaui-viewer/collection/1030/tree/57593423/person/36348391501/media/991482d8-c83a-4cda-9688-f8af4a9953f5?_phsrc=WGp1144&usePUBJs=true

source link (does not seem to work)
http://ftp.rootsweb.ancestry.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/white/military/revwar/pensions/welch01...


State of Tennessee
White County, Tennessee
We Thomas Bounds and William Matlock residing in the county of White do hereby certify that we are well acquainted with Thomas Welch who has subscribed and sworn to above declaration that we believe to be Eighty-four yers of age that he is respected and believed in the neighborhood where he resides to have been a soldier of the Revolution and that we concur in that opinion.
Thomas Bounds (his mark)
William Matlock mark (seal)
Sworn to and Subscribed in open Court 8 Jul 1833

Thomas Welch
For Declaration of Pension
statement of Thomas Bounds and William Matlock found as credible persons and that their statement is entitled to Credit.
Sim Dearing (seal)
William Bruster (seal)
Isaac Burke (seal)

Census:
1840 US Federal Census
Name: Thomas Welch
Home in 1840: White, Tennessee
Birth Year: abt 1749
Age: 91
Military Service: Veteran

Name: Thomas Welch
Home in 1840: White, Tennessee
Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 90 thru 99: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39: 1
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 1
Free White Persons - Under 20: 5
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 8
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 8

Thomas married Mary Ann Fleming on 24 Apr 1771 in Rutherford Co, North Carolina. Mary was born on 7 Oct 1849 in Lincoln, North Carolina; died on 11 Feb 1839 in Jackson, White Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]