Sarah M. Beasley-Harberger

(husand married Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Winters about 1867 in Mississippi. Mary (daughter of Henry Figin Winters and Sarah Nancy (Sarah F. "Sally" Lucinda) Renfro (Renfrow)) was born on 26 Jan 1838 in Mississippi; died after 1882 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co, Oklahoma. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Military: Between Jan 1814 and 14 Sep 1815, War of 1812 Salisbury, North Carolina
• Residence: Between 1828 and 1833, Morgan Co, Alabama
• Residence: Apr 1842, Tishomingo Co, Mississippi
• Property: 9 Apr 1942, Mississippi

Notes:

----- Original Message -----
From: byrda_w@suddenlink.net
To: Sherry
Sent: Friday, February 03, 2012 7:56 AM
Subject: Sarah Jane Winters

Sherry, That is my Sarah "Sally" Renfro also....looks like we may be related on both sides of the family. I haven't really done any research on Sarah "Sally" Lucinda yet...but I am sending you what I have on her husband, Henry. Is this what you have for Henry and Sarah also???

Henry Figin Winters
My 2nd great grandfather
Birth 1791 in Rowan, North Carolina, United States
Death 22 Dec 1845 in Tippah, Mississippi, United States
Henry went by the last name of Figgin Winters, variation of Feigenwinter from his father. But one story has his widow Sara applying for a pension for his War of 1812 service, and having to apply with the last name of Winters and Figgin as a middle name. From that point on Winters is listed as the family last name. KFergus 2/2/11


Regarding son of Henry and Sally, from Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Eastern Arkansas:

H. C. Winters is widely remembered as an old settler of Bedford Township. A native of Alabama, he is the eldest son of Henry and Sarah (Rinfrow) Winters, who came originally from North Carolina and Tennessee, respectively. Henry Winters went to Alabama in 1828 and settled in Morgan County, where he remained five years, going thence to Tippah County, Miss. He was twice married, and by his first wife had two boys, one of whom is living: Aaron, a resident of Pope County, Ark. Mr. Winters was married to the mother of our subject in 1828. They were the parents of six children, all of whom are still living: H. C., J. J. Thomas, William C., Mary E. (now Mrs. Harbinger) and Sarah J. (Mrs. Vandover "Vandiver"), all living in Texas excepting the first named. Mr. Winters was a soldier in the War of 1812, and died in 1852. Mrs. Winters was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and died in 1880. (submitted by KWFergus)

Children of Henry & Sarah Sally Lucinda

Henry C Winters 1828 ?

Jack John Winters 1831 ?
George Thomas Winters 1832 - 1908
William Bill C Winters 1836 - 1914
Mary Elizabeth Mollie Winters 1838 ?
Sarah Jane Winters 1843 - 1923


Military:
served in the War of 1812 as Henry Figinwinters, who enlisted at Salisbury, NC in J. Krider's Company in January, 1814. Henry was discharged on 14 September, 1815.

Residence:
from Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Eastern Arkansas:

H. C. Winters is widely remembered as an old settler of Bedford Township. A native of Alabama, he is the eldest son of Henry and Sarah (Rinfrow) Winters, who came originally from North Carolina and Tennessee, respectively. Henry Winters went to Alabama in 1828 and settled in Morgan County, where he remained five years, going thence to Tippah County, Miss.


Residence:
property transacton on 9 Apr 1842 records "Henry Figin Winters of Tishomingo County"

Henry married Sarah Nancy (Sarah F. "Sally" Lucinda) Renfro (Renfrow) on 3 Jul 1827 in North Carolina or of, Alabama. Sarah (daughter of (Sarah Renfro Winters father) Renfro and Mrs. (Sarah Renfro Winters mother) Renfro) was born on 13 Sep 1798 in Blount Co, Tennessee; died on 10 Feb 1880 in Evant, Hamilton Co, Texas; was buried in Murphree Cem, Evant, Hamilton Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Birth: 1805, Tennessee; 1850 census
• Census: 1850, Tippah Co (District 2), Mississippi
• Census: 1860, Lebanon, Tippah Co, Mississippi
• Census: 1880, Coryell Co, Texas

Notes:

Census:
Sarah Winters 45 1805 Tennessee
Henry Winters 22 1828 Tennessee
John Winters 19 1831 Tennessee
Thomas Winters 17 1833 Tennessee
William Winters 14 1836 Tennessee
Mary Winters 11 1839 Tennessee
Sarah Jane Winters 9 1941 Alabama


Census:
Southern Subdivison P.O. Lebanon
residence 215
Sarah Winters 61 1799 Kentucky farming, 5,120; 500
Mary Winters 20 1840 Mississippi
Jane Winters 18 1842 Mississippi
Isaac Anderson 22 1838 Alabama farm laborer

residence 216
Thos G.T. 25 1835 Alabama farming
Winney 23 1837 Tennessee
William H. 1858 Mississippi
Felix M. Roads 18 1842 Mississippi farm laborer

residence 219
Waters, Asa 20 1840 Mississippi farming
Sarah E. 19 1841 Alabama




Census:
Harberger Joseph 33 1847 Self Married Germany Germany Germany
Harberger Mary E. 36 1844 Wife Mississippi North Carolina Tennessee
Harberger John H. B. 12 1868 Stepson Mississippi Virginia Mississippi
Harberger Will. Thos. 10 1870 Stepson Single Mississippi Virginia Mississippi
Harberger Sarah M. 6 1874 Stepdaughter Mississippi Virginia Mississippi
Harberger Hessee F. 2 1878 Son Texas Germany Mississippi
Winters Sarah 82 1798 Mother-in-law Widowed Tennessee Kentucky Kentucky


Buried:
Sarah Nancy Renfrow died on Feb. 10, 1880 while visiting family in Evant, TX. Because of the distance from Mississippi and because her husband, Henry Winters, had already died, she was buried near Evant. Henry is buried in Tippah County, MS.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3304955&id=I102

Notes:

Married:
Name: Sarah Nancy Renfrow
Gender: Female
Birth Place: TN
Birth Year: 1798
Spouse Name: Henry Winters
Marriage State: of AL
Number Pages: 1

Notes:

From: brianvhendrix brianvhendrix@mac.com
Date: 03/17/15 15:33:41
To: lumoto@aol.com
Subject: Christopher Fagenwinters


Sherry (?) -

I just found your website and wanted to add what I have discovered about Christopher Fagenwinters. My research suggests his given name was Christoph Feigenwinter and that he was a Swiss soldier drafted into the German army and rented out to the British to fight in the American Revolution. He deserted in South Carolina and found his way to the German/Swiss community in Salisbury, NC. He had a second son born in 1792 also named Christopher, who fought in the War of 1812 under the name Christopher F. Winters, then at some point changed the spelling to Winder before migrating to the Republic of Texas in 1840. CF Winder was my third great grandfather. This has all been confirmed through several documents, including pages from a German language genealogy book sent to me by a distant Feigenwinter cousin in Switzerland, which shows Christoph Feigenwinter, born 1752, ?disappeared as a soldier?.

I have a very detailed tree on ancestry.com under the username Brian Hendrix, if you?re interested.

Brian Hendrix
Houston, Texas

ancestry tree here:
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/24719412/family/pedigree

Christoph married Barbara Faw on 1 Oct 1785 in North Carolina. Barbara was born in 1770 in Rowan Co, North Carolina; died before 1860 in Hot Springs, Garland Co, Arkansas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

(Sarah married Mrs. (Sarah Renfro Winters mother) Renfro about 1795. (Sarah was born about 1770 in Kentucky; died after 1798 in of, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]