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| 701 | March 5, 1853, Lydia sold her share of the estate of her sister, Edy Sparks, for twenty dollars. She was now in Falls County where her brother, Willoughby Sparks, and her nephew, Levi Sparks, witnessed her make her mark. http://boatwrightgenealogy.com/johnboatwright7.10.html | Sparks, Lydia (I81782)
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| 702 | MARGARET HANNA's father was John Hannah, Surry Co., NC. She is the granddaughter of immigrant John Doak, hence first cousin, once removed to her husband, Alexander. | Hanna, Margaret (I339)
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| 703 | Marquis Calmes III, born in 1726, was likely the first family member to live on Calmes Neck, probably from about 1750 until his death in Jan. 1794. Marquis III served as a Captain of Colonial Troops under Lord Dunmore during the French and Indian War, and as a major in the Revolutionary War. His nephew, Marquis Calmes IV, was a captain in the Revolutionary War, after which he settled in Kentucky. Marquis IV also served as a general in the War of 1812. In 1790, Marquis Calmes III brought a suit against John Graves for encroaching on his land. Graves had built a house near the end of Little River Lane and claimed it was on his own property, until a 1792 survey demonstrated otherwise. | Calmes, Marquis III (I14057)
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| 704 | marriage bond is incorrectly indexed as Lewis Elison. His name should be Tirus Elison. Bondsman is Ephriam Stone and witness is Jona. Unthank. This bond is for 500 pounds, rather expensive. Ephriam is more tha likely Nancy's brother. http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/61093989/person/48067097365?ssrc=&ml_rpos=16 | Family: Tirus E. (Tyras or Lewis) Ellison (Allison?) / Nancy Stone (F13384)
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| 705 | married (1) Elizabeth McClenachan Moor and (2) Elizabeth Wales | Mitchell, Thomas (I49638)
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| 706 | Married by George Taylor, Justice. | Family: Joseph Kelton / Diana Arnold (F22649)
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| 707 | Martin W Allison 66 Elizabeth Allison 46 Baggie Allison 26 John Allison 23 William Allison 19 Extra Allison 8 | Allison, Martin W. (I64973)
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| 708 | Marton Allison 50 Elizabeth Allison 35 Ba?? Allison 17 Jno Allison 13 William Allison 10 | Allison, Martin W. (I64973)
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| 709 | Mary A. Bounds 53 widowed SC SC SC Martha E. Bounds 24 John Bounds 22 Penelope E. Bounds 21 Cynthia Bounds 19 James L. Bounds 17 Robert A. Bounds 16 Telitha J. Bounds 14 Larson W. Bounds 12 | Donald, Mary Ann (I32579)
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| 710 | Mary Parsons is the daughter of Sir William Parsons, 1st Bt.1 She married Rt. Hon. Arthur Hill, son of Sir Moyses Hill and Alice MacDonnel.1 Her married name became Hill.1 Children of Mary Parsons and Rt. Hon. Arthur Hill Rt. Hon. William Hill+1 d. bt 7 Jul 1692 - 20 Nov 1693 Penelope Hill+1 Citations [S37] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 1, page 1176. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition. http://thepeerage.com/p25361.htm#i253609 | Parsons, Mary* (I56530)
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| 711 | Mary, stepdaughter of Nicholas Wyatt, and half-sister of Sarah (Wyatt) Dorsey, wife of Colonel Edward. | Welsh, Mrs. Mary (..) (I96321)
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| 712 | Melinda Cole 15 September 1829 (SLR Johnston, John (Moses & Nancy Robarbs) m 15 September 1829 Melinda Cole (Opel. Ch. p 57) | Family: John Johnson / Melinda Ann Cole (F648)
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| 713 | Mentioned: 1736 Charles Co., Maryland, USA. William Stephens Howard decd 102.12.9; Sureties: John Philpott, Joseph Gwinn. Received from: mathew Marten,Philip Jenkins, Alexander Hannah, Notley Maddox, Barton Hungerford, Jadcob Brandt, Capt. John Howard, William & Mary Parish, bro forward, John Bruce, Mathew Compton, Richard Marston, William Cordy. Joseph Williams, Francis Glass, Mr Robert Cruckshank. Payments to: Dr. Gustavus Grown, Joshua Willson, Thomas Brooke, John Walker, Dr. Hanson, John Parnham, William Brogdon, Robert Whitaker, Richard Lane. Executor. Henry Freeman (also Henry Trueman, executor of Sarah Howard (executix of deceased). | Briscoe, Sarah (I2766)
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| 714 | Mentioned: 1736 Charles Co., Maryland, USA. William Stephens Howard decd 102.12.9; Sureties: John Philpott, Joseph Gwinn. Received from: mathew Marten,Philip Jenkins, Alexander Hannah, Notley Maddox, Barton Hungerford, Jadcob Brandt, Capt. John Howard, William & Mary Parish, bro forward, John Bruce, Mathew Compton, Richard Marston, William Cordy. Joseph Williams, Francis Glass, Mr Robert Cruckshank. Payments to: Dr. Gustavus Grown, Joshua Willson, Thomas Brooke, John Walker, Dr. Hanson, John Parnham, William Brogdon, Robert Whitaker, Richard Lane. Executor. Henry Freeman (also Henry Trueman, executor of Sarah Howard (executix of deceased). | Maddox, Notley II (I2771)
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| 715 | Michael Hudlow 63 Virginia Sarah Hudlow 55 North Carolina Dorathy Hudlow 20 1830 North Carolina Mary Hudlow 18 1832 North Carolina | Hudlow (Hudlough), Michael (I63633)
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| 716 | Moses Hughs 43 Martha Hughs 24 Robt Hughs 18 Barcly Hughs 16 Mary Hughs 14 Charles Hughs 12 | Hughes, Moses Hiram (I55576)
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| 717 | moved to Burke Co NC to live with Elizabeth's brother, William and father James Taylor White | White, Elizabeth (I7742)
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| 718 | Mrs. Martha Browne (Ogle) Callender, b. Feb. 6, 1788, d. at Newark. Del., July 25, 1864, buried at St. James, Stanton, Del., daughter of James and Ann Browne Ogle of Ogletown, New Castle Co., Del. She was widow by first marriage of Captain James Rorke Callender of Philadelphia, whom she married in 1808, and who was lost at sea with her youngest brother Francis Ogle in 1811. James Ogle, her father, was descended from John Ogle, who came to America with his servants in 1624. The Ogle family were from Northumberland, England. There were no children by her second marriage with Gen. Forman. | Ogle (or Ogleman), Martha Brown (I56800)
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| 719 | N M Guynes 35 Matilda Guynes 32 Matilda A Guynes 15 Martha C Guynes 13 John Guynes 10 Frances Guynes 8 Elizabeth Guynes 6 James Guynes 4 Nancy Guynes 8/12 William Guynes 13 Henry Guynes 9 (all born in MS) | Guynes, Noval Madison (I66279)
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| 720 | N M Guynes 75 1835 MS MS MS Matilda C Guynes 73 1837 GA GA GA Katherine Guynes 74 1836 lodger widowed MS MS NC | Guynes, Noval Madison (I66279)
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| 721 | N. Bonham 48 North Carolina North Carolina Virginia M. J. Bonham 39 North Carolina North Carolina Virginia W. A. Bonham 16 NC J. A. Bonham 12 NC F. V. Bonham 10 NC John A. Bonham 8 NC C. R. Bonham 6 NC L. V. Bonham 1 NC | Bonham, Nehemiah (I65631)
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| 722 | N. Bonham 48 VA M. J. Bonham 39 VA W. A. Bonham 16 NC J. A. Bonham 12 F. V. Bonham 10 John A. Bonham 8 C. R. Bonham 6 L. V. Bonham 1 | Bonham, Felix Erastus (I65641)
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| 723 | Name Vangalee Brown Residence Date 01 Jun 1996 Residence Place Searcy, Arkansas, United States Address RR 5 BEACON Address Continued Searcy, Arkansas 72143 Record Number 709370247 intellius: Vangalee Brown, Searcy AR age 70 relatives: Craig Brown, Cletus Brown | Brown, Mrs. Vangalee (..) (I84661)
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| 724 | Name Age Lee Spence 27 Mattie Spence 26 Audrey Spence 3 [3 6/12] Mildred Spence 0 [6/12] | Spence, Lee Wesley (I31446)
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| 725 | Name: Charles Shelton SSN: 458-05-2644 Last Residence: 79065 Pampa, Gray, Texas, United States of America Born: 21 Feb 1890 Died: Oct 1969 State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (Before 1951) | Shelton, Charles B. (or G) (I50810)
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| 726 | Nancy is mentioned in her father's will of 1856 as very ill and that she may not survive him. It is assumed she died about the same time as her father. There is a stone in the Franklinton Church Cemetery for her husband, Basil Meek, but none for her, or for her son Daniel who is assumed to have died sometime between 1850 and 1860. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=johnburdick46&id=I00252 | Jones, Nancy (I35054)
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| 727 | Nehemiah Bonham 27 North Carolina Martha Bonham 22 North Carolina Sary J E Bonham 4/12 | Bonham, Nehemiah (I65631)
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| 728 | Nehemiah Bonham 38 Virginia Martha Bonham 32 North Carolina Julia Bonham 9 NC William Bonham 7 NC Jane Bonham 5 NC Jeremiah Bonham 3 NC Felix Bonham 3/12 NC | Bonham, Nehemiah (I65631)
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| 729 | Norvit M Guyner 65 Caroline M Guyner 63 Norvell A Guyner 18 son TX MS GA Zachariah Guyner 16 granson TX MS MS | Guynes, Noval Madison (I66279)
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| 730 | O'Dell, Cecil, Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia, Marceline, MO: Walsworth Publishing Company, 1995, p. 230: John [Neill] willed 400 acres (including the mill) to his son William. On 28 November 1749, William had the inherited 400 acres surveyed and received a Fairfax grant for it on 6 October 1750. This land was located on both sides of Opequon Creek and on Abraham's Run on the west. . . . | Neill, William (I42511)
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| 731 | O'Dell, Cecil, Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia, Marceline, MO: Walsworth Publishing Company, 1995, p. 230: To his unborn child, John [Neill] willed his half of the 150-acre Rees Smith place . . . and 200 acres on Cacapon River. On 4 June 1756, when John (the unborn child mentioned above) was five or six years old he purchased 100 acres of a 1 November 1752 380-acre Fairfax grant from William Dillon on Back Creek. | Neill, John (I42517)
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| 732 | Oakly H Brawner 39 Emily Brawner 36 Olive Brawner 15 Willard Brawner 14 Gethroe Brawner 12 Fred Brawner 8 | Brawner, Herbert Oakly. (I62913)
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| 733 | Obediah Waldrop 37 TN Amand Long (Amand Long Waldrop) 29 f KY David L Long (Waldrop) 8 1852 KY G W Long (Waldrop) 5 1855 KY Sarah Waldrop 4 1856 KY Lafayette J Waldrop 1 1859 KY | Waldrop, Obadiah (I51712)
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| 734 | Old Parochial Register, Co. of Argyll, Parish of Campbeltown, Scotland; births/baptisms 1771-1822, marriages 1771-1798, burials 1773-1819, FHL microfilm 1041004, item 2. Notes for this entry: James Clark and Isabell Breckenridge both of this Parish were contracted 11 June and married [1784] (image courtesy Katherine Clark and Susan Sumner). http://www.ramblingroots.com/RYB-p/p2135.htm | Family: James Clark / Isabella Breckenridge (F17421)
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| 735 | Olen (Alen) Gibson 31 1899 TN TN TN Cleo Gibson 27 1903 TN TN TN Cecil Gibson 9 Geneva Gibson 6 James R Gibson 4 [4 1/12] Evelyn L Gibson 1 [1 2/12] James I Sharp 74 1856 TN father in law Emma Sharp 64 1866 mother in law | Gibson, Olen (Alen) (I40059)
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| 736 | Olive Renfro, John Renfro, age 26-45; female 16-46 | Shaw, Olive (I15202)
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| 737 | Oliver C. Clark 46 Jane Clark 46 Paton Clark 23 1857 son widower Elizabeth Clark 22 1858 widowed dau TX Jonathan Clark 19 son 1861 TX John Clark 11 son 1869 TX Helen C. Clark 3 1877 granddau TX LA LA William A. Mehaffey 3 1877 Grandson TX LA LA | Clark, Oliver Comstock (I7722)
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| 738 | On 2 Jan 1650-1 he married at Hartford, Connecticut Martha Chapman, widow of Samuel Kitcherell. According to a declared statement on 15 Sep 1659 by Nathaniel and Johana Reskue, she was born at Digswell, Herts County, England and came over with the sister of Major Hezekiah Haines. She died on 17 Dec 1662. (Hezekiah Haynes, d 1693, was the second son of John Haynes, a devout Puritan of Copford Hall in Essex who emigrated with his family to New England in 1633 to escape the Laudian persecution and subsequently became governor of Massachusetts and Connecticut. Wikipedia) John Haynes: In the early 1620s, he purchased Copford Hall, near Colchester in Essex; this estate alone was reported to produce £1,100 per year.[5] Essex was also a Puritan center, and Haynes was greatly influenced by the pastor Thomas Hooker, who was a close friend.[5] In about 1630, John Winthrop and John Humphreys, two of the founders of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, extended invitations to Hooker and Haynes to join them in the New World.[6] Apparently leaving his minor children behind, Haynes emigrated in 1633, sailing aboard the Griffin with Hooker.[6] They settled first at Newtowne (later renamed Cambridge), where Haynes was the guest of Thomas Dudley until his own house was ready.[7] (Wikipedia) Griffin was the name of a 17th-century ship known to have sailed between England and English settlements in Massachusetts. Several historical and genealogical references show the Griffin making such journeys in 1633 and 1634. The 1633 journey left at Downs, England and landed at Plymouth, Massachusetts on September 3. This 1633 journey carried religious dissidents, including Thomas Hooker,[1] John Cotton, and others totaling 200 people. The ship Griffin weighed in at 300 tons and she saw the birth of at least one child, Seaborn Cotton, during the 1633 voyage.[2] In 1634 the Griffin carried Anne Hutchinson to the Massachusetts colony. Huthcinson's oldest son had preceded her the previous year, also on the Griffin. The Puritan minister Seaborn Cotton, son of John Cotton, of the First Church in Boston. He was born at sea, August 12, 1633, on the ship Griffin which brought his parents to America | Chapman, Martha** (immigrant) (I5713)
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| 739 | On 9 June 1662 Jonathan Gillett Sen. was granted two parcels of swampland totalling five or six acres by the court-appointed committee to dispose of land without the west bounds of Windsor [ WiLR 1:41]. Other "Jonathan Gillett" land entries appear to pertain to Jonathan Jr. https://familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/5244153 | Gillett, Jonathan* Sr. (Immigrant) (I106097)
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| 740 | One of the excrs. to Charles Taliaferro's will was Francis Thornton, husband of Mary (Taliaferro) Thornton--the sister of John Taliaferro of "Snow Creek" and a niece of the decedent. | Thornton, Francis Jr. (I47908)
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| 741 | Orphan, Hugh Pierce bound to him in 1779 to learn trade of weaver. Montgomery County tax list 1782 with 6 horses, 13 head of cattle and land. | Doak, Captain William (I327)
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| 742 | Ovelliea Harrington 54 Ozia Harrington 50 Gustave Harrington 19 Wilda Harrington 16 Weston Harrington 12 | Harrington, Ovelia (Anvellier) (I53683)
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| 743 | Owen Cole 71 1799 RI Mary Cole 43 1827 Michigan Plina Cole 12 1858 Utah Abigail Cole 10 1860 Utah John Cole 9 1861 Utah | Cole, Owen (I69843)
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| 744 | Patience Ivey She was ?Patience Foreman? in her father?s will. Her husband may have been Richard Foreman. http://www.genfiles.com/iveyivyivie/john-ivey-c1650-1693-of-lower-norfolk-county/ | Ivey (or Ivy), Patience (I90314)
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| 745 | Patrick Hannay of Sorbie is the son of unknown A'Hannay.2 In 1582 he infeft his paternal uncle Alexander Hannay of Kirkdale in lands.1 Child of Patrick Hannay of Sorbie Alexander Hannay of Sorbie+2 d. 18 Jun 1618 Citations [S37] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 2, page 1767. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition. [S37] Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107th edition. http://thepeerage.com/p43102.htm#i431015 | Hannay, Patrick* (I56540)
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| 746 | Paul Canevari 40 Lena Canevari 39 Margaret Canevari 17 Jenny Canevari 15 514 So. 80th Street Houston, Texas 1935 - same place occupation: engineer | Canevaro, Paul King (I21613)
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| 747 | Paul F Canevara 38 Augusta E Canevara 33 Antonio Canevara 14 Paul K Canevara 12 Daisy L Canevara 7 | Canevaro, Paul Phelan (I21610)
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| 748 | Paul King Canavero 32 Lena Canavero 29 Margaret Canavero 8 Jennie Canavero 5 | Canevaro, Paul King (I21613)
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| 749 | Paul P Canevaro 49 1871 widower TX Italy Texas Daisy L Canevaro 17 1903 Texas Eliza L Canevaro 10 1910 Texas Laura A Canevaro 8 1912 Texas Albert J Canevaro 4 [4 8/12] 1915 Texas | Canevaro, Paul Phelan (I21610)
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| 750 | Porter Jones 51 South Carolina Elizabeth Jones 44 John Jones 21 Missouri Jones 18 Ann Jones 15 Thomas H Jones 14 Nancy J Jones 12 Nathan Jones 10 Neill W Jones 7 Allice Jones 4 V T Jonee 89 1771 male Virginia (is this "D" David T? birth yr is off, but that's not uncommon) | Jones, David Thompson (son of who?) (I56259)
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| 751 | President Theodore Roosevelt is a 1st cousin 3 times removed of Robert Barnhill (1769). John Barnhill (1729), was a brother to Samuel Barnhill (1732). Each married Craig sisters, daughters of Daniel and Margaret Craig of Pennsylvania. My ancestor Samuel married Jane and John married Sarah. Samuel and family moved from Washinton County, Pennsylvania to Scott County, Kentucky in 1789/90. Robert and Sarah's first six children were born in Scott County, Kentucky. The family moved from Scott County, Kentucky to Butler County, Ohio in 1804. In March 1820, Robert moved from Butler County, Ohio to Marion County, Indiana since the territory was going to be available for purchase as a result of a treaty between the Indians and the federal government. Robert applied for ten 80 acre tracts. Sadly, he and several other settlers died of an outbreak of malaria in 1821 just as the city of Indianapolis was being established. Since there was no cemetery, they were buried in a plot near where they had settled. The small cemetery was referred to as the "plague cemetery", and later as the Patterson Cemetery. Unfortunately, the cemetery was destroyed in 1922 to make room for a new medical science building on the campus of the IUPUI medical center in Indianapolis. Robert received his ten 80 acre tracts shortly after he died. I have a copy of the original patent signed by President Jackson. Family genealogist and author A. Virgil Barnhill claims this Robert (supposedly born in 1759) married Jane Auten in North Carolina. My research does not support this. I have no evidence of this family or any member of it ever having been in North Carolina. Primary source of information is John Beelar's journal published in 1917, and Opal Baker's book, "The Barnhill Family" co-authored by Sally Jane Moore. My research supports the following: "Samuel (of Washington County, Pennsylvania) moved to Scott County, Kentucky about 1790 with two brothers, Robert and Daniel" - based on historical documents regarding the early settlers of Scott County found in the Kentucky Historical Society's library at Frankfort. The Samuel referred to here is Samuel M. Barnhill (b 29 Dec 1761). In the biography of Thomas Bennett, an early pioneer of Butler County, we get an insight to the nature and generosioy of our ansestor, Robert Barnhill. Bennett "took a lease for 5 years of Levi Hawkins, on which he commenced work about the first of Mar 1816, and cleared nearly 5 acres that spring to put in corn. Adjoining the lease lived Robert Barnhill, who was a great help to Mr Bennett, by loaning him 30 bushels of corn, and when Mr Bennet had his clearing done he sent a hand and team to help plow the ground and plant the corn. Mr Barnhill afterward moved to Indianapolis and Mr Bennett thought he was the first white person that died in that city, Probably in 1817." http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barnhill1&id=I121 | Barnhill, Robert (I63684)
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| 752 | Proved 17 Jul 1758. Named son Stephen Smith and grandson William Hopkins executors. Also mentions daughters Ruth Hopkins, Deborah Wal, Elizabeth Mann, and Naomi Angell; son Elijah's children; granddaughter Elizabeth Hawkins; and granddaughter Martha Smith. | Arnold, Elizabeth (I69703)
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| 753 | Quakers signed a Paper of Condemnation and denied membership to Richard. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jbbullock&id=I13151 | Arnold, Richard Daniel^ (I27807)
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| 754 | R E Parish 32 Nancy Parish 24 Henry Parish 7 Elija Parish 4 Louis Parish 1 | Parish (Parrish), Richard E. (twin) (I58530)
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| 755 | Rachell gives to her son John his share of his father's estate. It amounts to a little over eight pounds. | Holloway, John (I7743)
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| 756 | Rastus F Bonham 49 [48] Hariett Bonham 42 Maud Bonham 21 Will Bonham 20 Birtha Bonham 17 Anie Bonham 15 Pollie Bonham 14 Jesie Bonham 12 Ethell Bonham 10 Sharett Bonham 8 Francis Bonham 4 Gracey Bonham 0 [8/12] | Bonham, Felix Erastus (I65641)
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| 757 | Records of James Logan in Augusta County, VA From Chalkley?s Augusta County Records: Vol. 2 - John Beatty's executors vs. Reverend Edward Crawford--O. S. 53; N. S. 18--Bill, 15th November, 1802. Earley in settlement of Western country John Beatty acquired a tract in present Washington County on Middle Fork of Holston, of which he sold to Francis Beatty 200 acres (John and Francis were brothers). Francis devised the land to John Steward, who married a daughter of Francis. John Beatty died two years after Francis, testate, and devised his lands to James Dysart and Mathew Ryburn, his sons-in-law and executors, and to his sons David and William. He also had a son John who was killed at battle of King's Mountain and died unmarried and without issue. Will of John Beatie, of Washington County, dated 18th August, 1790, proved in Washington County, 14th September, 1790. Wife Elenor, son William, daughter Agness Dysart, granddaughters Ellinor and Martha Gilmore, son David, son-in-law David Sawyers, son-in-law James Logan, son-in-law James Dysart, son-in-law Mathew Ryburn. Thomas Edmonson, the surveyor who made the plats, married Mathew Ryburn's wife's daughter. Deed dated 15th March, 1791, executors of Francis Beatie to John Stuart, proved in Washington County March, 1791. http://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:James_Logan_%2832%29 | Family: James Logan, Jr. / Sarah Ellen Beatty (F22552)
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| 758 | Robert Corthan 70 G W Nichols 31 Martha Nichols 12 W R Nichols 3 D A Nichols 2 | Cothron, Robert Moore (I62768)
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| 759 | Robert Corthan 70 G W Nichols (G.M.) 31 Martha Nichols 12 W R Nichols 3 D A Nichols 2 | Nichols, George Matthew (I62766)
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| 760 | Robert Lovelady 55 Margaret A Lovelady 38 S Ethel Lovelady 19 Allen Lovelady 17 Lelonz Lovelady 8 | Lovelady, Robert M.D. (I12921)
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| 761 | S. W. Lovelady 34 1846 keeps drink saloon Georgia Mary A. Lovelady 33 1847 Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Jno. B. Lovelady 25 1855 Georgia brother keeps drink saloon Hall, William 14 No relation Hall Wade B. 12 no relation Hall, Jennie 10 no relation | Lovelady, Silas R. (I63602)
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| 762 | Samuel Daak Col [Samuel Daak] Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Staunton, Augusta, Virginia Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820 Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2 1810-1820 Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 2 1776-1794 (not his bro; bro-in-laws?) Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 <1775 Samuel Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 2 1810-1820 Margaret, dau Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 1 1805-1810 Elizabeth Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 1776-1794 Miss Hanna Slaves - Males - Under 14: 5 Slaves - Males - 14 thru 25: 1 Slaves - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 Slaves - Females - Under 14: 1 Slaves - Females - 14 thru 25: 1 Slaves - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 Slaves - Females - 45 and over: 1 Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 2 Free White Persons - Under 16: 5 Free White Persons - Over 25: 4 Total Free White Persons: 9 Total Slaves: 11 Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 20 Robert Hanna in Staunton, Augusta Name: Robert Hanna Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Staunton, Augusta, Virginia Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820 Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2 1810-1820 Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15: 2 1805-1810 Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 18: 1 1802-1804 Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1 1795-1804 Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 2 <1774 Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 2 1810-1820 Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 1 1805-1810 Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 1776-1794 Slaves - Males - Under 14: 1 Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 3 Free White Persons - Under 16: 7 Free White Persons - Over 25: 3 Total Free White Persons: 11 Total Slaves: 1 Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 12 | Doak, Colonel Samuel Alexander (I50088)
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| 763 | Samuel Daak Col [Samuel Daak] Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Staunton, Augusta, Virginia Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820 Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2 1810-1820 Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 2 1776-1794 (not his bro; bro-in-laws?) Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 <1775 Samuel Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 2 1810-1820 Margaret, dau Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 1 1805-1810 Elizabeth Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 1776-1794 Miss Hanna Slaves - Males - Under 14: 5 Slaves - Males - 14 thru 25: 1 Slaves - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 Slaves - Females - Under 14: 1 Slaves - Females - 14 thru 25: 1 Slaves - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 Slaves - Females - 45 and over: 1 Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 2 Free White Persons - Under 16: 5 Free White Persons - Over 25: 4 Total Free White Persons: 9 Total Slaves: 11 Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 20 Robert Hanna in Staunton, Augusta Name: Robert Hanna Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Staunton, Augusta, Virginia Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820 Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2 1810-1820 Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15: 2 1805-1810 Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 18: 1 1802-1804 Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1 1795-1804 Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 2 <1774 Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 2 1810-1820 Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 1 1805-1810 Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 1776-1794 Slaves - Males - Under 14: 1 Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 3 Free White Persons - Under 16: 7 Free White Persons - Over 25: 3 Total Free White Persons: 11 Total Slaves: 1 Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 12 | Hanna, Robert (I50169)
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| 764 | Samuel, Simon, and John L. with their families remain in Ephrata township | Moler (Mohler), Samuel (I104285)
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| 765 | Samuel, Simon, and John L. with their families remain in Ephrata township | Moler (Mohler), Simon (I104286)
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| 766 | Samuel, Simon, and John L. with their families remain in Ephrata township | Moler (Mohler), John L. (I104287)
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| 767 | 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 | Renfro (Renfrow), Sarah Nancy (Sarah F. "Sally" Lucinda) (I39996)
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| 768 | Sarah, the daughter of Thomas Speake, who shared in her father's will, probated November 12, 1766, in Charles County. | Speake, Sarah (I36730)
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| 769 | Scarbrough Emily Head Mar 1841 59 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Scarbrough Mattie Daughter Sep 1876 23 Single Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Scarbrough Mary Daughter May 1885 15 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Burgess Hiram Father Jun 1820 79 Widowed Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee | Burgess, Martha Emiline "Emily" (I38139)
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| 770 | Sep. 30, 1779 Cocke County Tennessee, USA Death: Sep. 24, 1840 Knox County Tennessee, USA Mary Gilliland was the daughter of John Gilliland, DAR Ancestor Number 044937, and Elizabeth Young and the granddaughter of Robert Young, DAR Ancestor Number 130210, and Mary Douglass. Both her father and her grandfather fought in the Battle of King's Mountain as did her husband, Colonel Samuel Wear. Her grandfather was credited with having fired the volley that killed Patrick Ferguson in that battle. Robert Young's rifle "Sweet Lips" hangs in the State Museum in Nashville, TN. Lyman Draper, in his history of the King's Mountain heroes, says, "One of Col. Sevier's men, named Gililland, who had received several wounds, and was well nigh exhausted, seeing the advance of Ferguson and his part, attempted to arrest the career of the great leader, but his gun snapped, when he called out to Robert Young, of the same regiment: 'There's Ferguson! Shoot him.' 'I will try and see what Sweet Lips can do,' muttered Young, as he drew a sharp sight, discharging his rife, when Ferguson fell from his horse, and his associates were either killed or driven back. Several bullets had taken effect on Ferguson apparently at the same time, and a number claimed the honor of shooting Ferguson." [Reference online: http://www.starbase21.com/kybiog/jessamine/young.b.txt, 6 Jan 2002] Mary was named in the Will of her father (submitted to ancestry.com) ******************** Will of John Gilliland From 1792-1810 Jefferson County Will Book#1, written March 26, 1795. John Gilliland, of the County of Jefferson Territory of the US south of the Ohio River. To wife Elizabeth Gilliland all and every part of my household furniture and 1/3 of stock, rents and support for the tuition of those children who are of non-age: To son, Robert, 60 pounds out of revenue; To son, John Jr., the island at the upper end of the premises; To son James, all my wearing apparel over and above his portion; To daughter Priscilla, my son James, my daughter Mary, My son Abel, my son Harvey, my son Isaac, my son Eli, my son Josiah, all and every part and tract of my land except John's part, equally divided. Joseph Hamilton and John McNabb or John Gilliland Jr. to draw lots for the portions. To grandson, John Welch, 100 dollars for education, provfiding he lives with the family until the executors shall chuse. Jos. Hamilton and John Gilliland executors...Witnesses, Jos. Robinson, John McNabb and John Neitherton. Page 260-61 Jos Hamilton and John McNabb exrs. We, Jos. Hamilton and John McNabb, two of the persons appointed by the last will and testament of John Gilliland, Deceased, to nominate and appoint two disinterested persons for the purpose of dividing the lands belonging to the estate of said John Gilliland, do appoint John Shields and Samuel Jack for that purpose. Given our hands this 27th day of March 1799. We, John Shields and Samuel Jack, do certify that the lot drew for Priscilla Welch alias Priscilla Gilliland and devisees of the estate of John Gilliland was lot #2. ************************ Colonel Wear had been married to Mary Thompson, Find A Grave Memorial# 7871956 (date of death incorrect on headstone). She died in early 1799, leaving six children, and the Colonel married Mary Gilliand on September 30, 1799. This union produced six more children: Melinda Wear Pleasant Miller Wear Minerva Wear Diana Wear Margaret M Wear Franklin Wear Colonel Wear had an illustrious military career: he served as Lieutenant in American Revolution and as Colonel in War of 1812. He was designated as DAR Ancestor Number A123053. He was one of the founders of the State of Franklin and it was he who chose the location of Sevierville and named it for his friend, John Sevier with whom he had served at the Battle of King's Mountain. He served as the first County Clerk of Sevierville. ( Service Source: CHALKEY, CHRONICLES OF THE SCOTCH-IRISH SETTLEMENT IN VA, VOL 1, P 191; WHITE, THE KING'S MOUNTAIN MEN, P 231; GRIFFEY, EARLIEST TN LAND RECORDS & EARLIEST TN LAND HIST, P 407) While the actual burial site for Mary Gilliland Wear remains unknown, there is a cenotaph honoring her in the Cantrell Gilliland Memorial Garden. May this memorial serve as an expression of the gratitude we owe Mary Wear and her family for their contributions to building a new country: our America. Family links: Parents: John Gilliland (1725 - 1798) Elizabeth Young Gilliland (1753 - 1795) Spouse: Samuel Wear (1753 - 1817) Children: Pleasant Miller Wear (1802 - 1870)* Margaret M. Wear Cumming (1813 - 1844)* Burial: Cantrell Gilliand Memorial Garden Wetumpka Elmore County Alabama, USA Created by: Vonnie Cantrell Record added: Aug 06, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 133942653 | Gilliland, Mary "Polly" (I3118)
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| 771 | September 8, 1767, Adrian Hageman, Isaac's father-in-law, bought one hundred and sixty-one acres in Frederick County from John Logsdon for £112 and paid in Pennsylvania currency. Accordingly, it may be supposed that the Hageman's moved from New Jersey to Maryland at this time. http://web.pdx.edu/~davide/gene/Runyon_Isaac.htm | Hageman, Adrian (I86327)
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| 772 | She was the daughter of Joseph and Susan Easley Francis. | Francis, Margaret Elizabeth (I32845)
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| 773 | Ship Thistle Rotterdam, Netherlands via Cowes, England to Philadelphia 29 August 1730 DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA - PORT OF PHILADELPHIA Colin Dunlap, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes. Arrived in Philadelphia, PA., on 29 Aug. 1730 Palatines with their families, two hundred and sixty persons, imported. 57 Johan Nickel Lukenbell 58 Hans Simon Mey 59* Henrich Lukebill 60 Ludwig Mohler <<<< 61* Lonhart Hochgenug 62 Peter Federolff https://www.immigrantships.net/v4/1700v4/thistle17300829.html ---------- in the U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Name: Ludwig Mohler Arrival Year: 1730 Arrival Place: Pennsylvania Family Members: With wife & 3 sons Source Publication Code: 1033.7 Primary Immigrant: Mohler, Ludwig Source Bibliography: BURGERT, ANNETTE KUNSELMAN. Palatine Origins of Some Pennsylvania Pioneers. Myerstown, PA: AKB Publications, 2000. 574p. Page: 238 --------- 1730 On 29 August, Ludwig Mohler came with his family from Switzerland to Philadelphia on the ship Thistle under the command of Calvin Dunlap, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes. [2] Cora Garber Dunning, Genealogy of the Ludwig Mohler Family (1921), 12, [HathiTrust], [Google]. [3] John B. Linn and William Henry Egle, Pennsylvania Archives, Second Series, Volume 17. (Oath of Allegiance 1727-1775) (1890), 21, upper right, [HathiTrust], [Google], [Internet_Archive]. http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bobwolfe/gen/mn/m25447x25448.htm --------- 1730 On 29 August, Lutwig Moler was listed in the Philadelphia Council minutes, among Palatines who came on the ship Thistle. [4] https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.32044012559829;view=1up;seq=391 Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania v3 Provincial Council pg 885 A list was presented with names of Seventy Seven Palatines who with their families, making in all about Two hundred & sixty Persons, were imported here in the Ship Thistle of Glasgow, Colin Dunlap Mr., from Rotterdam, but last from Dover, as by Clearances from that Port. The Master being examined, said he had no particular License for their Transportation : they wer then called in as having declared that their intentions were to settle & live peaceably in this Province, the several person whose Names follow, did repeat and sign the Declaration inserted in the Minute of the 21st of Sepr, 1727, & likewise took & subscribed the Declaration of Fidelity and Abjuration. signatures, including Lutwig Moler | Moler (Mohler), Johann Ludwig* Sr. (immigrant) (I104217)
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| 774 | Silas W Lovelady 64 Anna Lovelady 62 Ida Williams 25 niece 1855 GA GA GA | Lovelady, Silas R. (I63602)
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| 775 | Silas, John and Alfred brothers, Hiram their half brother. 1769 Moyers Silas 38 1812 Male Tennessee 1769 Moyers Louisa 28 1822 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers Mary J 7 1843 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers Atha C 4 1846 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers John 1 1849 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers John 35 1815 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Phebe (Ward) 33 1817 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Mary 16 1834 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Wm B 12 1838 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Elizabeth 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Catharine 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers John 6 1844 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Louisa 5 1845 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers James 2 1848 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Orlena 0 1850 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Hiram 40 1810 Male Tennessee (Hiram married to Mary B. Moyer; separated? iiving next door. Perhaps aiding his brother 1771 Moyers Mary B 41 1809 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers James M 17 1833 Male Tennessee 1771 Moyers Mary E 16 1834 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Joseph 14 1836 Male Tennessee 1771 Moyers Lerrissa 9 1841 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Julian 7 1843 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Harriet 3 1847 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Wm 0 1850 Male Tennessee 1772 Moyers Alfred 27 1823 Male Tennessee 1772 Moyers Sarah 32 1818 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Minerva 10 1840 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Amanda 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Susan 6 1844 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Laura 4 1846 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Lenord 2 1848 Male Tennessee | Moyers, Silas (I38258)
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| 776 | Silas, John and Alfred brothers, Hiram their half brother. 1769 Moyers Silas 38 1812 Male Tennessee 1769 Moyers Louisa 28 1822 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers Mary J 7 1843 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers Atha C 4 1846 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers John 1 1849 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers John 35 1815 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Phebe (Ward) 33 1817 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Mary 16 1834 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Wm B 12 1838 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Elizabeth 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Catharine 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers John 6 1844 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Louisa 5 1845 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers James 2 1848 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Orlena 0 1850 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Hiram 40 1810 Male Tennessee (Hiram married to Mary B. Moyer; separated? iiving next door. Perhaps aiding his brother 1771 Moyers Mary B 41 1809 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers James M 17 1833 Male Tennessee 1771 Moyers Mary E 16 1834 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Joseph 14 1836 Male Tennessee 1771 Moyers Lerrissa 9 1841 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Julian 7 1843 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Harriet 3 1847 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Wm 0 1850 Male Tennessee 1772 Moyers Alfred 27 1823 Male Tennessee 1772 Moyers Sarah 32 1818 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Minerva 10 1840 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Amanda 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Susan 6 1844 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Laura 4 1846 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Lenord 2 1848 Male Tennessee | Moyers, Hiram (I38244)
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| 777 | Silas, John and Alfred brothers, Hiram their half brother. 1769 Moyers Silas 38 1812 Male Tennessee 1769 Moyers Louisa 28 1822 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers Mary J 7 1843 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers Atha C 4 1846 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers John 1 1849 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers John 35 1815 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Phebe (Ward) 33 1817 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Mary 16 1834 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Wm B 12 1838 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Elizabeth 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Catharine 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers John 6 1844 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Louisa 5 1845 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers James 2 1848 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Orlena 0 1850 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Hiram 40 1810 Male Tennessee (Hiram married to Mary B. Moyer; separated? iiving next door. Perhaps aiding his brother 1771 Moyers Mary B 41 1809 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers James M 17 1833 Male Tennessee 1771 Moyers Mary E 16 1834 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Joseph 14 1836 Male Tennessee 1771 Moyers Lerrissa 9 1841 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Julian 7 1843 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Harriet 3 1847 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Wm 0 1850 Male Tennessee 1772 Moyers Alfred 27 1823 Male Tennessee 1772 Moyers Sarah 32 1818 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Minerva 10 1840 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Amanda 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Susan 6 1844 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Laura 4 1846 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Lenord 2 1848 Male Tennessee | Moyers, John Coleman (I38269)
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| 778 | Silas, John and Alfred brothers, Hiram their half brother. 1769 Moyers Silas 38 1812 Male Tennessee 1769 Moyers Louisa 28 1822 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers Mary J 7 1843 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers Atha C 4 1846 Female Tennessee 1769 Moyers John 1 1849 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers John 35 1815 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Phebe (Ward) 33 1817 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Mary 16 1834 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Wm B 12 1838 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Elizabeth 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Catharine 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers John 6 1844 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Louisa 5 1845 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers James 2 1848 Male Tennessee 1770 Moyers Orlena 0 1850 Female Tennessee 1770 Moyers Hiram 40 1810 Male Tennessee (Hiram married to Mary B. Moyer; separated? iiving next door. Perhaps aiding his brother 1771 Moyers Mary B 41 1809 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers James M 17 1833 Male Tennessee 1771 Moyers Mary E 16 1834 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Joseph 14 1836 Male Tennessee 1771 Moyers Lerrissa 9 1841 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Julian 7 1843 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Harriet 3 1847 Female Tennessee 1771 Moyers Wm 0 1850 Male Tennessee 1772 Moyers Alfred 27 1823 Male Tennessee 1772 Moyers Sarah 32 1818 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Minerva 10 1840 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Amanda 8 1842 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Susan 6 1844 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Laura 4 1846 Female Tennessee 1772 Moyers Lenord 2 1848 Male Tennessee | Moyers, Alfred J. (I38282)
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| 779 | Social Security Death Index Given Name: Marvin Surname: Stone Birth Date: 9 January 1877 Social Security Number: 512-05-9143 State: Kansas Last Place of Residence: Sedgwick, Kansas Previous Residence Postal Code: 67219 Event Date: October 1968 Age: 91 | Stone, Marvin Ross (I20357)
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| 780 | Some researchers believe that she was a daughter of Maj. Lawwrence Smith since deeds recorded in Spotsylvania Co., VA, to Jno Catlett, Jr. and Richard Buckner, in 1722, from Augustine Smith, the son of Major Lawrence Smith. (findagrave) | Smith, Miss (..) (dau?) (I86813)
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| 781 | Some say George immigrated with the Winthrop Fleet in 1630 but there are no records confirming. We received the following after Tom Yarington's request to the Keyser Society for more information: Friday, December 12, 2003 "Gentlemen; Mr. Yarrington has asked me about the arrival of George Keyser (correct spelling, as attested to by a sample of his signature which has survived) in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. My information indicates that George arrived there sometime before 1638 when he appears in the official records of the colony in connection with a court case. I too have a copy of Banks' book and, indeed, it does NOT make any mention of a George Keyser or anyone with a similar sounding name. Nor, to the best of my knowledge, does any other known source on this period. That George Keyser should arrive without any record of his transit or arrival is, I understand, not all that unusual as the known records for those times are far from complete. In addition, it is alleged that some persons emigrated under assumed names for various reasons, not all of which are nefarious. I do not know the origin of the assertion that George Keyser was on the Winthrop fleet, but Leon Keyser in his Keyser Families of New England does make this assertion. He cites Banks' book as his source but, as I have said, this is groundless. At least until new arises, we cannot know for sure that George Keyser was NOT on the Winthrop fleet but we certainly do not know that he was. In any event, we do know that he did emigrate and we do know, at least beyond a reasonable doubt, that he came from Leighton Buzzard, England. His father, George Keyser Sr., lived and died in that hamlet, but it is reasonably certain that he was not born there. The Keyser name seems to have come "originally" from southern Germany. The name and its homonyms well known in Germany to this day and many other members of this clan emigrated to North America over the centuries. It is not even certain that George Keyser Jr. was the first "Keyser" in North America as I have seen references to another Keyser in the immigration records for Virginia for the 1620s. I hope that this information is of some use to you. Best wishes to you both. Geoff B. Geoffrey R. Browning" http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=greysteel&id=I35239 | Keyser, George Jr. (immigrant) (I24681)
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| 782 | son of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 773 Stone E H 32 (Enoch Herschel) 1828 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Eliza (Maxwell) 30 1830 Female Tennessee 773 Stone Cicero 10 1850 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Granville 8 1852 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Austin 6 1854 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Elihu 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Isaac 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Oliver 2 1858 Male Tennessee (widow of Thomas* Stone) 774 Stone Elizabeth* (Williams) 66 1794 Female South Carolina 774 Stone Fanny 35 1825 Female Tennessee 774 Stone Elihu 25 1835 Male Tennessee Elizabeth Moyers/Myres da of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 781 Myres O H (Oliver* Hopkins) 36 1824 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Elizabeth* C (Stone) 27 1833 Female Tennessee 781 Myres Christopher* H (Charles Hopkins) 6 1854 Male Tennessee <<< 781 Myres Mary 4 1856 Female Tennessee 781 Myres John P 2 1858 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Ann 4/12 1860 Female Tennessee | Moyer, Harold Charles* (I5763)
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| 783 | son of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 773 Stone E H 32 (Enoch Herschel) 1828 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Eliza (Maxwell) 30 1830 Female Tennessee 773 Stone Cicero 10 1850 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Granville 8 1852 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Austin 6 1854 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Elihu 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Isaac 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Oliver 2 1858 Male Tennessee (widow of Thomas* Stone) 774 Stone Elizabeth* (Williams) 66 1794 Female South Carolina 774 Stone Fanny 35 1825 Female Tennessee 774 Stone Elihu 25 1835 Male Tennessee Elizabeth Moyers/Myres da of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 781 Myres O H (Oliver* Hopkins) 36 1824 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Elizabeth* C (Stone) 27 1833 Female Tennessee 781 Myres Christopher* H (Charles Hopkins) 6 1854 Male Tennessee <<< 781 Myres Mary 4 1856 Female Tennessee 781 Myres John P 2 1858 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Ann 4/12 1860 Female Tennessee | Moyer, Mary (I18682)
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| 784 | son of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 773 Stone E H 32 (Enoch Herschel) 1828 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Eliza (Maxwell) 30 1830 Female Tennessee 773 Stone Cicero 10 1850 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Granville 8 1852 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Austin 6 1854 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Elihu 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Isaac 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Oliver 2 1858 Male Tennessee (widow of Thomas* Stone) 774 Stone Elizabeth* (Williams) 66 1794 Female South Carolina 774 Stone Fanny 35 1825 Female Tennessee 774 Stone Elihu 25 1835 Male Tennessee Elizabeth Moyers/Myres da of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 781 Myres O H (Oliver* Hopkins) 36 1824 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Elizabeth* C (Stone) 27 1833 Female Tennessee 781 Myres Christopher* H (Charles Hopkins) 6 1854 Male Tennessee <<< 781 Myres Mary 4 1856 Female Tennessee 781 Myres John P 2 1858 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Ann 4/12 1860 Female Tennessee | Moyer, John P. (I847)
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| 785 | son of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 773 Stone E H 32 (Enoch Herschel) 1828 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Eliza (Maxwell) 30 1830 Female Tennessee 773 Stone Cicero 10 1850 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Granville 8 1852 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Austin 6 1854 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Elihu 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Isaac 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Oliver 2 1858 Male Tennessee (widow of Thomas* Stone) 774 Stone Elizabeth* (Williams) 66 1794 Female South Carolina 774 Stone Fanny 35 1825 Female Tennessee 774 Stone Elihu 25 1835 Male Tennessee Elizabeth Moyers/Myres da of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 781 Myres O H (Oliver* Hopkins) 36 1824 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Elizabeth* C (Stone) 27 1833 Female Tennessee 781 Myres Christopher* H (Charles Hopkins) 6 1854 Male Tennessee <<< 781 Myres Mary 4 1856 Female Tennessee 781 Myres John P 2 1858 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Ann 4/12 1860 Female Tennessee | Moyer, Annie (I18683)
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| 786 | son of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 773 Stone E H 32 (Enoch Herschel) 1828 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Eliza (Maxwell) 30 1830 Female Tennessee 773 Stone Cicero 10 1850 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Granville 8 1852 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Austin 6 1854 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Elihu 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Isaac 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Oliver 2 1858 Male Tennessee (widow of Thomas* Stone) 774 Stone Elizabeth* (Williams) 66 1794 Female South Carolina 774 Stone Fanny 35 1825 Female Tennessee 774 Stone Elihu 25 1835 Male Tennessee Elizabeth Moyers/Myres da of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 781 Myres O H (Oliver* Hopkins) 36 1824 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Elizabeth* C (Stone) 27 1833 Female Tennessee 781 Myres Christopher* H (Charles Hopkins) 6 1854 Male Tennessee <<< 781 Myres Mary 4 1856 Female Tennessee 781 Myres John P 2 1858 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Ann 4/12 1860 Female Tennessee | Williams, Mrs. Mary (..) (I39160)
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| 787 | son of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 773 Stone E H 32 (Enoch Herschel) 1828 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Eliza (Maxwell) 30 1830 Female Tennessee 773 Stone Cicero 10 1850 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Granville 8 1852 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Austin 6 1854 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Elihu 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Isaac 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Oliver 2 1858 Male Tennessee (widow of Thomas* Stone) 774 Stone Elizabeth* (Williams) 66 1794 Female South Carolina 774 Stone Fanny 35 1825 Female Tennessee 774 Stone Elihu 25 1835 Male Tennessee Elizabeth Moyers/Myres da of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 781 Myres O H (Oliver* Hopkins) 36 1824 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Elizabeth* C (Stone) 27 1833 Female Tennessee 781 Myres Christopher* H (Charles Hopkins) 6 1854 Male Tennessee <<< 781 Myres Mary 4 1856 Female Tennessee 781 Myres John P 2 1858 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Ann 4/12 1860 Female Tennessee (previous pg, Page 115) residence 774 Stone, Elizabeth* 66 1794 South Carolina Fanny 35 1825 Tennessee Elihu 25 1835 Tennessee residence 773 Stone E.H. 32 1828 Tennessee Eliza 30 1830 Cicero 10 1850 Granville 8 1852 Austin 6 1854 Elihu 4 1856 Isaac 4 1856 Oliver 2 1858 | Goodwin, Louisa Ann (I39149)
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| 788 | son of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 773 Stone E H 32 (Enoch Herschel) 1828 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Eliza (Maxwell) 30 1830 Female Tennessee 773 Stone Cicero 10 1850 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Granville 8 1852 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Austin 6 1854 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Elihu 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Isaac 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Oliver 2 1858 Male Tennessee (widow of Thomas* Stone) 774 Stone Elizabeth* (Williams) 66 1794 Female South Carolina 774 Stone Fanny 35 1825 Female Tennessee 774 Stone Elihu 25 1835 Male Tennessee Elizabeth Moyers/Myres da of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 781 Myres O H (Oliver* Hopkins) 36 1824 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Elizabeth* C (Stone) 27 1833 Female Tennessee 781 Myres Christopher* H (Charles Hopkins) 6 1854 Male Tennessee <<< 781 Myres Mary 4 1856 Female Tennessee 781 Myres John P 2 1858 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Ann 4/12 1860 Female Tennessee (previous pg, Page 115) residence 774 Stone, Elizabeth* 66 1794 South Carolina Fanny 35 1825 Tennessee Elihu 25 1835 Tennessee residence 773 Stone E.H. 32 1828 Tennessee Eliza 30 1830 Cicero 10 1850 Granville 8 1852 Austin 6 1854 Elihu 4 1856 Isaac 4 1856 Oliver 2 1858 | Williams, James Monroe (I39150)
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| 789 | son of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 773 Stone E H 32 (Enoch Herschel) 1828 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Eliza (Maxwell) 30 1830 Female Tennessee 773 Stone Cicero 10 1850 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Granville 8 1852 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Austin 6 1854 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Elihu 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Isaac 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Oliver 2 1858 Male Tennessee (widow of Thomas* Stone) 774 Stone Elizabeth* (Williams) 66 1794 Female South Carolina 774 Stone Fanny 35 1825 Female Tennessee 774 Stone Elihu 25 1835 Male Tennessee Elizabeth Moyers/Myres da of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 781 Myres O H (Oliver* Hopkins) 36 1824 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Elizabeth* C (Stone) 27 1833 Female Tennessee 781 Myres Christopher* H (Charles Hopkins) 6 1854 Male Tennessee <<< 781 Myres Mary 4 1856 Female Tennessee 781 Myres John P 2 1858 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Ann 4/12 1860 Female Tennessee (previous pg, Page 115) residence 774 Stone, Elizabeth* 66 1794 South Carolina Fanny 35 1825 Tennessee Elihu 25 1835 Tennessee residence 773 Stone E.H. 32 1828 Tennessee Eliza 30 1830 Cicero 10 1850 Granville 8 1852 Austin 6 1854 Elihu 4 1856 Isaac 4 1856 Oliver 2 1858 | Williams, Mary S. (I39151)
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| 790 | son of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 773 Stone E H 32 (Enoch Herschel) 1828 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Eliza (Maxwell) 30 1830 Female Tennessee 773 Stone Cicero 10 1850 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Granville 8 1852 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Austin 6 1854 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Elihu 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Isaac 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Oliver 2 1858 Male Tennessee (widow of Thomas* Stone) 774 Stone Elizabeth* (Williams) 66 1794 Female South Carolina 774 Stone Fanny 35 1825 Female Tennessee 774 Stone Elihu 25 1835 Male Tennessee Elizabeth Moyers/Myres da of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 781 Myres O H (Oliver* Hopkins) 36 1824 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Elizabeth* C (Stone) 27 1833 Female Tennessee 781 Myres Christopher* H (Charles Hopkins) 6 1854 Male Tennessee <<< 781 Myres Mary 4 1856 Female Tennessee 781 Myres John P 2 1858 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Ann 4/12 1860 Female Tennessee (previous pg, Page 115) residence 774 Stone, Elizabeth* 66 1794 South Carolina Fanny 35 1825 Tennessee Elihu 25 1835 Tennessee residence 773 Stone E.H. 32 1828 Tennessee Eliza 30 1830 Cicero 10 1850 Granville 8 1852 Austin 6 1854 Elihu 4 1856 Isaac 4 1856 Oliver 2 1858 | Williams, John L. (I39152)
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| 791 | son of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 773 Stone E H 32 (Enoch Herschel) 1828 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Eliza (Maxwell) 30 1830 Female Tennessee 773 Stone Cicero 10 1850 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Granville 8 1852 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Austin 6 1854 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Elihu 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Isaac 4 1856 Male Tennessee 773 Stone Oliver 2 1858 Male Tennessee (widow of Thomas* Stone) 774 Stone Elizabeth* (Williams) 66 1794 Female South Carolina 774 Stone Fanny 35 1825 Female Tennessee 774 Stone Elihu 25 1835 Male Tennessee Elizabeth Moyers/Myres da of Thomas Stone & Elizabeth Williams Stone 781 Myres O H (Oliver* Hopkins) 36 1824 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Elizabeth* C (Stone) 27 1833 Female Tennessee 781 Myres Christopher* H (Charles Hopkins) 6 1854 Male Tennessee <<< 781 Myres Mary 4 1856 Female Tennessee 781 Myres John P 2 1858 Male Tennessee 781 Myres Ann 4/12 1860 Female Tennessee (previous pg, Page 115) residence 774 Stone, Elizabeth* 66 1794 South Carolina Fanny 35 1825 Tennessee Elihu 25 1835 Tennessee residence 773 Stone E.H. 32 1828 Tennessee Eliza 30 1830 Cicero 10 1850 Granville 8 1852 Austin 6 1854 Elihu 4 1856 Isaac 4 1856 Oliver 2 1858 | Williams, William Licusgus (I39153)
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| 792 | Stephen Maddan (signed with "X"), late of Orange Co, took out a loan from Robert Stewart, pledging his land in Orange Co. So this Stephen had moved elsewhere (Rowan/Iredell, out of state??). The land was 250 ac bordering the Eno River, and had been purchased from George Thedford. http://www.haygenealogy.com/hay/presidents/Maiden-Polk.html | Stewart, Robert (I40223)
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| 793 | Stephen Maddan (signed with "X"), late of Orange Co, took out a loan from Robert Stewart, pledging his land in Orange Co. So this Stephen had moved elsewhere (Rowan/Iredell, out of state??). The land was 250 ac bordering the Eno River, and had been purchased from George Thedford. http://www.haygenealogy.com/hay/presidents/Maiden-Polk.html | Madden, Stephen (I40489)
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| 794 | Stephen Oglesby 30 Eliza A Oglesby 25 William Oglesby 10 Louisa Oglesby 8 | Oglesby, Stephen Decatur (I66446)
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| 795 | Stone Caroline 60 1820 head Widowed Tennessee Georgia South Carolina Stone Eliza 29 1851 Daughter Single Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Stone Leroy 21 1859 Son Married Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Stone Mary 16 1864 Daughter-in-Law Married Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Stone Perry 27 1853 head Married Tennessee Georgia Tennessee Stone Nancy (Dugger) 21 1859 wife Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Stone Flora 2 1878 daughter Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Stone James 1 1879 son Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Dugger Jane 11 1869 Sister-in-Law Single Tennessee note: 1870 Perry home with parents - residence #46 Harden G Dugger res 25, but Nancy JR not listed. she would be age 11; had son b 1869; so Jane pro born after census taken. (nancy & Jane, d/o best guess Harding Green Dugger and wife Nancy Jenkins | Stone, Perry Vance (I37486)
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| 796 | Stone Caroline 60 1820 head Widowed Tennessee Georgia South Carolina Stone Eliza 29 1851 Daughter Single Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Stone Leroy 21 1859 Son Married Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee << Stone Mary 16 1864 Daughter-in-Law Married Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Stone Perry 27 1853 head Married Tennessee Georgia Tennessee Stone Nancy (Dugger) 21 1859 wife Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Stone Flora 2 1878 daughter Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Stone James 1 1879 son Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Dugger Jane 11 1869 Sister-in-Law Single Tennessee | Stone, Leroy L. (I37488)
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| 797 | Sum Bias 48 Harrett Bias 40 Bill B Bias 19 Claud Bias 12 Mamie Bias 9 Maggie Bias 6 Gladys Bias 2 | Bias, Samuel (I66144)
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| 798 | T. J. (Tillman) Nichols 45 SC SC SC Rachel (Lovelad) Nichols 38 AL TN TN Mary J. Nichols 14 AL Sarah A. Nichols 12 AL David J. Nichols 11 AL Martha G. Nichols 7 AL Francis D. Nichols 5 AL Thomas A. Nichols 3 AL Dorothea Lovelady 73 1807 TN MD TN Mary Eliza Lovelady 54 AL TN TN next door Lawrence T. 35 1845 AL SC SC Margaret J. (Lovelady) 31 1849 AL TN TN James D. 12 1868 AL Martha L. 7 1873 AL Jeanettie E. 4 1876 AL Eliza Jane 2 1878 AL Delia Ann 2 mos 1880 AL Nichols, Mary Ann 25 1855 sister AL SC SC | Nichols, Tillman J (I13082)
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| 799 | T. J. (Tillman) Nichols 45 SC SC SC Rachel (Lovelad) Nichols 38 AL TN TN Mary J. Nichols 14 AL Sarah A. Nichols 12 AL David J. Nichols 11 AL Martha G. Nichols 7 AL Francis D. Nichols 5 AL Thomas A. Nichols 3 AL Dorothea Lovelady 73 1807 TN MD TN Mary Eliza Lovelady 54 AL TN TN next door Lawrence T. 35 1845 AL SC SC Margaret J. (Lovelady) 31 1849 AL TN TN James D. 12 1868 AL Martha L. 7 1873 AL Jeanettie E. 4 1876 AL Eliza Jane 2 1878 AL Delia Ann 2 mos 1880 AL Nichols, Mary Ann 25 1855 sister AL SC SC | Nichols, Lawrence Poole (I13084)
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| 800 | Taylor Allee 30 1850 Indiana Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Nancy Allee 27 1853 MO KY MO Creath Allee 7 James Allee 5 Florida Allee 3 Leta Allee 1 Mary A. Allee 70 mother 1810 PA PA PA widow | Allee, Taylor (I71752)
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