George Sugg, Jr.

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2.George - b. about 1704; d. about Nov. 1758, Beaufort (now Pitt) Co., NC. Will dated Oct. 29, 1758 and proved in Nov. Court 1758. Lived in Edgecomb Co., NC in the 1740s. Married Judith TYSON. Children: Nimrod; Joel married Sarah Patience JONES (DAR line); George Augustus married first Frances ATKINSON, and second brother Joel's widow, Sarah Patience (JONES) SUGG; Allen; Aquilla; Lucy married Abraham TYSON; Fanny; and Sarah.

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George Sugg, Jr., son of George and Sarah Ives Suggs, was born about 1704, according to most estimates and died in 1758.He married Judith Tyson, according to the Tyson Records.From North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 1, Number 4, says his Will was written on October 29, 1758 in Halifax or Edgecombe County, North Carolina.Named children: Nimrod, Joel, George, Allen, Lucy, Tyson, Fanny and Sarah.
In 1758, George Sugg gave his son Joel Sugg 200 acres on the Tarr River near Tyson Creek.This was land that George Sugg had cleared for a wheat field and it was adjacent to land owned by Robert Williams (Deed Book 3, Pg. 399).That same year he gave his son George Sugg 200 acres on the north side of the Tarr River near Tyson Creek on the south side of the branch whereon the ?farmyard? stood.Part of the land George Sugg had purchased from Richard Allen on March 12, 1749 and part he received fro the Agents of the Earl of Granville (Deed Book 3, Pg. 398).Also, in 1758, he gave his son Allen Sugg 500 acres on the north side of Tyson Creek and the Tan Yard branch.It was part of the land George bought from Richard Allen (Deed Book 3, Pg. 399).
George apparently received a 400 acre Grant in Edgecombe County on February 14, 1739/40 (North Carolina Colonial Records, Book 4, Pg. 340).On June 7, 1756, George Sugg sold to Frederick Harget both of Beaufort County, North Carolina, 400 acres as by Deed from Earl of Granville Agents on May 14, 1746 (Deed Book 3, Pg. 288).Witnesses were Henry Ellis and John Williams.Richard Allen bought 200 acres from George Sugg on the south side of the Tarr River on Pilkington?s line.George reserved for himself one acre of land at the landing adjoining the river, which was land he bought from Thomas Williams (Deed Book 3, Pg. 283).Witnesses were John Barrow and John (last name unknown).
In 1752, Moses Tyson of Beaufort County deeded to George Sugg and John Hardee, Administrators of the Estate of Benjamin Forbes of Beaufort County, 100 acres in Beaufort on the south side of the Tarr River beginning at Sam Tyson?s branch.The land was originally patented by Cornelius Tyson on November 11, 1739 (Deed Book 3, Pg. 94).Witnesses were Richard Allen, William Stafford and John Harrington.
Later in 1752, George Sugg bought from Major Tyson, land in Craven County (200 acres on Tyson Creek and Phillips Branch).This purchase was from Thomas Tyson, with witnesses Rachel and Sabra Tyson.
In 1755, the Court Records of New Bern, North Carolina shows Moses, John and Abraham Tyson against Edmond Tyson, concerning land on Tarr River, where Edmond Tyson lived which he had sold at venue to highest bidder, George Sugg (Deed Book 3, Pg. 255).Witnesses were Abraham Tyson and Robert Williams.
In 1757, George Sugg sold to Abraham Tyson 200 acres on the south side of the branch ?whereon the farmyard? stands.Part of this land George purchased of Richard Allen by a deed of the Earl of Granville (Deed Book 3, Pg. 296) and witnessed by John Barrow and John (last name unknown).
Land records show he deeded land and a negro to Joel Sugg (Deed Book 3, Pg. 399) to George Sugg, (known as George Sugg, II; George A. Sugg and even George Augustus Sugg) and to Allen Sugg in 1758.The Tyson Records say that Lucy Sugg married Abraham Tyson, to whom George also deeded land.In 1760 (Deed Book 3, Pg. 492), Granville made a grant of 640 acres in Beaufort County, North Carolina to Abraham Tyson, in ?Trust for Joel Sugg?.
A deed date 1 May 1798, (Deed Book 10, Pg. 299), shows that Richard Rives, Bird Dupree, Celea Dupree, Rebecca Forbes, Mary Brown, Elizabeth Williamson, William Gwaltney, George Suggs, Peter Suggs and Fanny Tyson, all of Pitt County, North Carolina, jointly sold a tract of land, which was formally sold to Peter Rives.
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Family/Spouse: Judith Tyson. Judith was born about 1704; died after 1735. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Other-Begin: 27 Apr 1780, Pitt Co, North Carolina; juror

Notes:

Joel Sugg, son of George Sugg, Jr. and wife, Judith Tyson was born about 1748 from most family researchers? estimates and most likely Edgecombe County, North Carolina.He died on about April 3, 1781 in Pitt County, North Carolina (as seen on DAR Patriot Index Page 659 ? Joel Sugg).He married Miss Sarah Patience Jones, daughter of Simon Jones and Abigail Carroll Bonner.She was born January 24, 1756 in North Carolina and died on August 18, 1855 in Union County, Kentucky, from burns suffered at her home, account can be found in the ?History of Union County, Kentucky, Book Page 875.She left a Will written on December 1849, Codicil January 26, 1852 and Probated October 1, 1855 in Union County, Kentucky.Joel Sugg and wife, Miss Sarah Patience Jones had three sons:Simon Sugg, William Sugg (known also as Major William Sugg) and Joel Sugg Jr.
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Other-Begin:
Information: Coroner's inquisition at home of Ann TISON on viewing the body of a male infant child apparently born the previous day. Coroner is Peter RIVERS.
Jurors are: Joel SUGG, William BALDWIN, George WOLFINDEN, John FOREMAN, Zachariah ALLEN, Nathaniel MOORE, Jodeph FORBES, (Jesse FOURMAN), James LANIER, Philip RYLAND, Pitt ALLEN, Roger ALLEN.
States that Ann TISON was delivered of a male child with no one present except herself and her son Azariah TISON and that the infant was killed by a wound with a weapon which broke the scull two inches and a half long from the mole of the head to the back part. The infant was then secreted by Ann TISON and son Azariah. Goes on to say that both Ann TISON and Azariah had property and money in the county.
Date: 27 Apr 1780 (date of crime)
County: Pitt
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Joel Sugg's grandfather George's 1st
wife was a daughter of Timothy Ives

Robert Ives was brother to the 1st
Mrs. George Sugg.
Robert Ives' son Robert married Keziah Ivey
Keziah Ivey's sister Patience Ivey was
mother of Jesse and John Foreman

Joel married Sarah Patience Jones in 1781 in Pitt Co, North Carolina. Sarah (daughter of Simon Jones and Abigail Bonner) was born on 27 Jan 1755 in Beaufort, Edgecombe Co, North Carolina; died on 18 Aug 1855 in Union Co, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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George Sugg/George A. Sugg/George Augustus Sugg, son of George Sugg, Jr. and Judith Tyson was born about 1758 from most family researchers, estimates and most likely Edgecombe County, North Carolina.He died about 5 October 1810 in Henderson County, North Carolina.His
Will has not been found, but his Estate was inventoried on February 12, 1816 in Henderson County, Kentucky.One account says, ?George Augustus Sugg and born 4 July 1756 and ran a tavern in Nashville, Tennessee in 1790 as proved by a covenant with Elijah Robertson to let him buy liquor and meals ?at usual tavern rates? to pay for corn Robertson was to deliver to him in November of 1790.This account comes from Davidson County, Tennessee records, where on is dated 29 June 1790.He married 2) Mrs. Sarah Patience Jones Sugg on 13 April 1781, the widow of Joel Sugg, brother to George A. Sugg.Their children:Wiley Sugg, Louisa Sugg, Allen J. Sugg, Lavenia Suggs, Martha Sugg and Zeletus Sugg.
1) Wiley Sugg was born 13 January 1784.He married Keziah (Other records show she was nee Keziah Hart Stanley, a descendant of Patriot Benjamin Hart - DAR # 120956 application.
2) Louisa Sugg was born about 1786.She married a Robert Robertson.
3) Allen J. Sugg was born 25 December 1791 and he married Sarah Dupree Mann.
4) Martha Sugg was born 28 August 1797 and she married Hiram Walker.
5) Lavenia Sugg was born 21 March 1806 and she married Richard Jones.
6.) Zeletus Sugg and she married Burwell Williams.

From the DAR # 44243 application of Mrs. Katherine Sugg McKnight, of Louisville, Kentucky gives the list of children for both marriages of Sarah Patience Jones Sugg?s husbands 1) Joel Sugg and 2) George A. Sugg.

George A. Sugg was summoned for Jury Duty for Davidson County, North Carolina in 1778.He purchased land on Spencer?s Creek, formally Wilson County, North Carolina now Summer County.These two references come from ?1770-1790 Census of the Cumberland Settlements? by Richard Carlton Fulcher, book page 117-118.George A. apparently moved to Tennessee along with his father?s people by 1789 for on 17th of January of that year, he received three Land Grants in Davidson County, Tennessee.On 18th of May 1789, he received six more Grants and on the 20th May two more for a total of 7, 680 acres.On 21st of December 1791 in Davidson County, Tennessee he sold for L100 currency of North Carolina a Negro Boy named Aaron about age six to Andrew Jackson.A few days earlier on the 5th of December, he had sold Simon Sugg a Negro Wench.Simon Sugg therefore apparently also moved to Tennessee.Simon Sugg was a nephew of George A. and half brother to his children.
In 1810, (Deed Book 8, page 174) Wiley Sugg of Henderson County, Kentucky, Attorney In Fact for George A. Sugg and Patience, his wife, turned her interest in her mother?s Estate to James and Caswell Armstrong.It is surmised these two men were sons of Sarah Patience Jones Sugg, sister in turn her nephews.

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Family/Spouse: Frances Atkinson. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

George married Sarah Patience Jones on 13 Apr 1781 in Davidson Co, Tennessee. Sarah (daughter of Simon Jones and Abigail Bonner) was born on 27 Jan 1755 in Beaufort, Edgecombe Co, North Carolina; died on 18 Aug 1855 in Union Co, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Abraham Tyson. Abraham was born about 1738. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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William Sugg (also known as Major William Sugg), son of Joel Sugg andwife Miss Sarah Patience Jones was born 28 June 1775 in Pitt County, North Carolina and died 10 August 1866 in Union County Kentucky.He married 7 December 1797 to Christian Dupree, daughter of Sterling Dupree.From the publication History of Union County, Kentucky book, page 875 is a good account for William Sugg and his family.Their children according to bible records and family researching of Mrs. Arminta Casner of Madisonville, Kentucky were: Susanna Sugg who married Kinchen Bell, Sophia Sugg who married Mr. Cannon, Christian Sugg, who married Hezekiah Edwards, Julia Ann Sugg who married George Payne, Joel Dupree Sugg, who married Barbara Ann Davenport, the daughter of Adrian and Nancy (Briscoe) Davenport (data on this couple can be located in ?History of Union County, Kentucky? book, page 976).William Jones Sugg , born 25 December 1811 in Union County, Kentucky, died 3 January 1893 at Madisonville, Kentucky.He married Frances E. Berry, daughter of John Berry and Maria Bell Berry on August 12, 1840.The William Jones Sugg family Bible is owned by Mrs. Arminta Casner of Madisonville, Kentucky. Isabella Ferdinand Sugg married John Williams, Ashley Carroll Sugg married married Lucy Bosley and Mary Patience Sugg married William B.
Menifee.
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Joel married Mary "Polly" James on 23 Feb 1800 in Ohio Co, Kentucky. Mary was born about 1784 in Hanover Co, Virginia; died in 1879 in Illinois. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Simon Sugg, son of Joel Sugg and wife Miss Sarah Patience Jones birth is not known.He died in 1849, with burial near Providence, Kentucky at the Old Sisk Graveyard.His Will was probated in January of 1851 in Hopkins County, Kentucky.He married Mrs. Phoebe Cox, former wife of 1) Anderson Harrelson and 2) John Rankin, with Simon Sugg as the third husband on September 15, 1833.Simon Sugg was appointed Constable for the Grand Jury in November 1790.Simon Sugg was charged with assault and battery on Annor Shaw, wife of James Shaw in November of 1792.The last three references for Simon Sugg can be found in the publication ?1770-1790 Census of the Cumberland Settlements? by Richard Carlton Fulcher on book page 117 and 118. Simon Sugg and Phoebe Cox Harrelson Rankin had three children:Carroll Sugg, Sallie Sugg Cox and Abigail Sugg.Mrs. Opal Avant of Henderson, Kentucky is a Magna Charta, Colonial Dames and DAC from the ancestor Sallie Sugg Cox lineage.
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Simon married Phoebe Cox on 15 Sep 1833. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Keziah Hart-Stanley. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Robert Robertson. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Sarah Dupree-Mann. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Hiram Walker. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Richard Jones, (son of who?). Richard was born about 1790. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Burwell Williams. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Robert married Eunice Lyles on 20 Dec 1854 in Illinois. Eunice was born in 1832 in Northampton Co, North Carolina; died in 1896 in Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]