Sarah Elizabeth Jane^ Jones

Family/Spouse: Thomas C.^ Tadlock. Thomas (son of Edward^ Tadlock, (immigrant)) was born in 1713 in North Carolina; died in 1796 in Northampton Co, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Mary married William M. (or R.) Padfield, Sr. on 10 May 1787 in Greene Co, Tennessee. William (son of Joseph^ Padfield, (immigrant) and Mary^ Lodge, (immigrant)) was born on 25 Aug 1765 in Maryland; died on 24 Aug 1840 in Union Grove, St. Clair Co, Illinois; was buried in Padfield Cem, Summerfield, St. Clair Co, Illinois. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1787, Washington Co, Tennessee
• Will: 30 May 1815, Washington Co, Tennessee

Notes:

The earliest record of Lewis in Washington County, Tennessee appears to be in 1787, when he signed the a petition to the legislature of North Carolina (formation of the State of Franklin).Further records reflect that he transferred a land claim to Thomas Tadlock shortly before Oct 22, 1789.On Oct 14, 1794 he acquired certain lands from James Blair (Washington County Deed Book 6, pg 26) and on Aug 30, 1808 he purchased from James Blair 296 acres ("... in line between said counties (Washington and Greene) on the headwaters of Lick Creek ...") and adjoining tracty from Mary Blair, his mother in law (Jan 12, 1809 Greene County Deed Book 8).

Lewis' name appears in the 1814 Tax List of Washington County, Tennessee, also in Captain Corathers Company of Militia.
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Lewis Tadlock's name first appears in the Washington County records about 1788.He owned over 500 acres of land on Lick Creek and several slaves.Lewis died in 1815, naming his wife Jane Blair in his will.Many of Lewis' descendants remained in Washington and Green counties.One son, James Tadlock, moved to Scotland County, Missouri, in 1848.That year, HENDERSON AND REBECCA MULLINS BROWN MADE THE SAME MOVE.
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The following information was found in the book "Virginia and Virginian's Vol II" page 755
Written by Prof. Virgil A. Lewis and revised by Dr. R. A. Brock, Secretary of the Virginia Historical Society
Originally published Richland and Toledo, 1888, reprinted for Clearfield Company, Inc. 1996

WILLIAM C. TADLOCK,

Now one of the farming residents of Washington County, Virginia, his home near Abingdon, is a native of Tennessee, born in Green County, that State, October 7, 1827.

His parents were Sevier and Mary Tadlock, the former the son of Lewis Tadlock who came from England to Tucaho, Virginia, in colonial days, and the latter a daughter of John Ālair of Washington County,Tennessee; the Blair family also of English extraction.
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Residence:
signed the a petition to the legislature of North Carolina (formation of the State of Franklin)

Will:
I have portions of Lewis' will on file.It was dated May 30, 1815 and probated in August of 1815.In his will, he makes provisions for his son John, his wife (shown as Jean in the will) and the five youngest children in her care (Severe and Carter indicated as the youngest sons), son Edward, son James (named as his second son), son John, and two son in laws ... Jesse Mullins (Elizabeth's husband) and Michael Martin (Mary's husband).His will names his wife (again shown as Jean) and son John as executors.There appears to have been a "falling out" with son Edward as he receives only a minimal share ($10).
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Lewis died in 1815, naming his wife Jane Blair in his will.
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Lewis^ married Charlotte^ Padfield on 19 Jun 1788 in Greene Co, North Carolina. Charlotte^ (daughter of Joseph^ Padfield, (immigrant) and Mary^ Lodge, (immigrant)) was born in 1761 in Guilford Co, North Carolina; died after 1805. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Lewis^ married Jean (or Jane) Blair before 1809 in Greene Co, Tennessee. Jean (daughter of Mary (..) Blair) died after 1815 in of, Washington Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 28 Sep 1808, Barren Co, Kentucky

Notes:

Will:
Barren Co., KY
Will Book 1

1800-1818

Tadlock, James W: September 26, 1808 /P: October 1808 Wife, Susana; Children: Elizabeth Tadlock, Sarah Tadlock, Phebe Tadlock, John Tadlock, Lewis Tadlock, Urana Tadlock, and James Tadlock Robert Kirby and John Pinkley, Exe. Witnesses: Gabrail Murphy and Francis Gilliham Pg 109


Mill Creek Baptist Church (Old Mulkey) Congregation
Monroe County, Kentucky
James Tadlock, pre 1798
Will Records of Barren County, Kentucky
1800 -1824
Book 1, page 109
James Tadlock
Written 26 Sep 1808.
My wife, Susana, my landw hereon I now dwell, together with one horse,two cows, ten barrows, on sow, ten shoates, four sheep, household furniture, Crop on said land.
Remainder to be sold to the highest bidder on 15th Jan next at a twelve months credit (farming tools excepted.)
My children: Elizabeth Tadlock, Sarah Tadlock, Phebe Tadlock, John Tadlock, Lewis Tadlock, Urana Tadlock, and James Tadlock. Robert Kirby and John Pinkley, Exe.
Witnesses: Gabrail Murphy and Francis Gilliham. Probated: October
1808.
James Tadlock Inventory
April 1808 (page 109)
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Family/Spouse: Mrs. Susanna (..) Tadlock. Susanna died after 1808 in of, Barren Co, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1793, Hopkinsville, Christian Co, Kentucky

Notes:

History of St. Clair County Illinois
Abbrev: William R. Padfield Biography from History of St. Clair Co., Ill
Publication: Brink, McDonough & Co., Philadelphia 1881
Text: The following information is from:
History of St. Clair County, Illinois. With Illustrations Descriptive of its Scenery, and Biographical Sketches of some of its Prominent Men and Pioneers. By Brink, McDonough & Co., Philadelphia.; Corresponding Office, Edwardsville, Ill.; 1881; pp. 349-50
Transcribed by Donnell Wisniewski, from original copy in Belleville Public Library, May, 2001.

Thomas Padfield, was born in Maryland, in the year 1792. In 1793, when he was not yet a year old, the family moved to Kentucky, and settled in Christian county, near Hopkinsville. They were among the early residents of that part of the state. Thos. Padfield was one of the Kentucky soldiers under Gen. Hopkins, in the war of 1812-14. He took part in Harrison's campaign against the Indians, and was present at the battle of Tippecanoe. He came through Illinois as early as 1811, and that year also visited St. Louis.

Mr. (W.R.) Padfield's father was twenty-three years old when the family made their home in Illinois. Soon after his arrival he opened a store at Carlyle - the first one ever in existence in that town. After carrying on this store for three or four years, the goods were made to Union Grove, where Mr. (W.R.) Padfield's father continued the business. Thomas Padfield was married at Carlyle to Temperance Hill, daughter of Major Isaac Hill. She was born in Georgia. Her father, Major Hill, was in the war of 1812, and during that campaign commanded a fort near Greenville, in Bond county. This is the fort near which Tom. Higgins had his celebrated fight with the Indians, and Mr. Padfield's mother was in the fort at the time of the encounter, which was in plain view of the garrison. Major Hill also served in the Black Hawk War.


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Thomas married Temperance Hill on 10 Aug 1820 in Carlyle, Clinton Co, Illinois. Temperance (daughter of Major Isaac Hill) was born on 3 Apr 1803 in Georgia; died on 20 Feb 1863 in Summerfield, St. Clair Co, Illinois; was buried in Summerfield Cem, Summerfield, St. Clair Co, Illinois. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Elizabeth married Jesse^ Mullins in 1806. Jesse^ (son of Jesse^ Mullins and Elizabeth^ Cox (or Cockes)) was born in 1783 in Ashe Co, North Carolina; died after 1860 in of, Lenoir, Caldwell Co, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Mary "Polly" Horton on 29 Sep 1812 in Washington Co, Tennessee. Mary (daughter of Daniel Brissell Horton and Arminta Mullins) was born on 14 Feb 1789 in Surry Co, North Carolina; died in 1850 in Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1848, Scotland Co, Missouri

Notes:

James Tadlock, moved to Scotland County, Missouri, in 1848.That year, HENDERSON AND REBECCA MULLINS BROWN MADE THE SAME MOVE.
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Margaret married John Kennedy about 1827. John was born in 1783 in Greene Co, Tennessee; died on 7 Sep 1844 in Shelby Co, Illinois. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Mary married Michael H. Martin on 17 Jun 1813 in Washington Co, Tennessee. Michael was born about 1795. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The following information was found in the book "Virginia and Virginian's Vol II" page 755
Written by Prof. Virgil A. Lewis and revised by Dr. R. A. Brock, Secretary of the Virginia Historical Society
Originally published Richland and Toledo, 1888, reprinted for Clearfield Company, Inc. 1996

WILLIAM C. TADLOCK,

Now one of the farming residents of Washington County, Virginia, his home near Abingdon, is a native of Tennessee, born in Green County, that State, October 7, 1827.

His parents were Sevier and Mary Tadlock, the former the son of Lewis Tadlock who came from England to Tucaho, Virginia, in colonial days, and the latter a daughter of John Ālair of Washington County,Tennessee; the Blair family also of English extraction.
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Sevier married Mary Jane "Polly" Blair on 14 Sep 1820 in Greene Co, Tennessee. Mary (daughter of John "the Miller" Blair and Hannah Carreathers) was born on 19 Nov 1799 in Jonesboro, Washington Co, Tennessee; died on 11 Aug 1879 in Greene Co, Tennessee; was buried in Providence Presbyterian Churchyard, Greene Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Landon was a farmer and spent most of his life in the area of of Washington County where his father lived. Part of his farm bordered on Green County and so he bought and sold property in both Counties.
In 1870 Landon and Sarah were living with son Samuel Kyle Tadlock and his family., Landon was listed as an invalid.
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Landon Carter Tadlock's grandfather., Thomas., his father Lewis and his Uncles' Joshua, John and Thomas., all signed the document to form the state of Franklin., along with Col. John Sevier, Col. Landon Carter and later to be President Andrew Jackson. After a bitter division over land grants and other problems, the state was broken up in 1789. North Carolina regained control and ceded the land to the new government, which became the State of Tennessee in 1796.
From this documentation I believe that Lewis., Landon's father named him after Col. Landon Carter.
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Landon Carter Tadlock was deeded land from Sevier Tadlock ( his brother )on July 26, 1831 in Washington County, Tennessee. Ref: Tennessee, Washington County., Deed Index ., Book A-Z ,1783-1900. Film 825,522.
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Jonesboro - Newspaper Thurs. March 23, 1876.
Died: Carter Tadlock, an old and respected citizen, died at his residence near Cherry Grove, last Monday.
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Landon married Sarah Milburn about 1823 in Tennessee. Sarah was born on 8 Jul 1804 in Milburnton, Greene Co, Tennessee; died on 2 Sep 1885 in Washington Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Julia married Dr. Edward Bland about 1860 in Summerfield, St. Clair Co, Illinois. Edward was born on 13 Dec 1813; died on 12 Jul 1881 in Summerfield, St. Clair Co, Illinois; was buried in Summerfield Cem, Summerfield, St. Clair Co, Illinois. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1880, Summerfield, St. Clair Co, Illinois

Notes:

History of St. Clair County Illinois
Abbrev: William R. Padfield Biography from History of St. Clair Co., Ill
Publication: Brink, McDonough & Co., Philadelphia 1881
Text: The following information is from:
History of St. Clair County, Illinois. With Illustrations Descriptive of its Scenery, and Biographical Sketches of some of its Prominent Men and Pioneers. By Brink, McDonough & Co., Philadelphia.; Corresponding Office, Edwardsville, Ill.; 1881; pp. 349-50
Transcribed by Donnell Wisniewski, from original copy in Belleville Public Library, May, 2001.

W. R. PADFIELD
One of the oldest residents of St. Clair county, was born two miles and a half south of Summerfield, on the 30th of September, 1821. His ancestors formerly lived in Maryland, and from there moved to Kentucky. His great grandfather emigrated from England and settled in Maryland. His grandfather, whose name was Wm. Padfield, was born in Maryland, and during the Revolutionary war served in the American army as the driver of a provision wagon. His father, Thomas Padfield, was born in Maryland, in the year 1792. In 1793, when he was not yet a year old, the family moved to Kentucky, and settled in Christian county, near Hopkinsville. They were among the early residents of that part of the state.

W. R. Padfield was raised in the country, and attended the old-fashioned subscription schools, held in log school-houses with puncheon floors and slab benches. He went to school as much as he had opportunity, but most of his education was obtained at home, nights, without instruction, by the light of a brushwood fire.

He was married in June, 1853, to Miss Caroline Alexander, daughter of John Alexander. The Alexander family came to Illinois from Pennsylvania, and settled near Shiloh. She died of consumption within a few months after her marriage.

Mr. Padfield engaged in farming on his father's old farm, two miles and a half south of Summerfield, and lived there till he moved to his present residence just west of Summerfield in 1880. A view of this place appears on another page. He owns three hundred and fifty acres of land south of Summerfield. Beside his residence adjoining Summerfield, he is the owner of considerable property in that town.

His second marriage took place in the spring of 1863, to Anna Klein, a native of Mannheim, Germany. She died in the spring of 1874.

His present wife, to whom he was married in the spring of 1875, was Elizabeth Klein, a sister of his second wife. She was born on the ocean while her parents were coming to this country. Her father is Powell Klein, of Mascoutah. He has two children by his last marriage, whose names are Damon and Sideros, the former now five and the latter less than a year old.

Mr. Padfield has been a member of the Republican party ever since it first started, and voted for Fremont in 1856, the first Republican presidential candidate. He is a member of the Masonic lodge at Summerfield. He was elected Justice of the Peace in 1874, and has filled that position with satisfaction to the people. One of the characteristics of his administration of this office has been his desire to have parties to a suit settle their disputes without litigation, and in this he has been generally successful.

Note:
Information obtained from the e-mail dated May 11, 2001 from Donnell Wisniewski to Cindy Young regarding the biography of W. R. Padfield. A copy of this e-mail is in the possession of Cindy Young, genealogy correspondence files for Donnell Wisniewski.
Page: 349-350
Quality: 2
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W.R. married Caroline Alexander in Jun 1853 in Illinois. Caroline died about 1853 in Illinois. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

W.R. married Anna Klein, (immigrant) in 1863 in Illinois. Anna was born in Mannheim, Germany; died in 1874 in Illinois. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

W.R. married Elizabeth Klein, (immigrant) in 1875 in Illinois. Elizabeth was born in at sea; died after 1881. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850, Miller, Scotland Co, Missouri
• Census: 1852, Placer Co, California
• Census: 1860, Sweet Home, Clark Co, Missouri
• Census: 1870, Carthage, Hancock Co, Illinois
• Census: 1880, Liberty, Osborne Co, Kansas
• Census: 1900, South Hutchinson, Reno Co, Kansas
• Census: 1910, Hutchinson, Reno Co, Kansas

Notes:

Census:
1850 Miller, Scotland Co, Missouri
Hamilton Crawford 35 1815 Tennessee farmer $1,000
Ann Eliza Crawford 31 1819 Tennessee
Elizabeth Crawford 13 1837 Tennessee
John Crawford 10 1840 Tennessee
Dinah Crawford 8 1842 Missouri
Mary Crawford 3 1847 Missouri
Rebecca E Crawford 11/12 Missouri
Jesse Mullins 23 1827 Tennessee
Mary S Mullins 20 1830 Tennessee



Census:
1852 California State Census
Jesse Mullins 25 born Tenn; last residence MO miner

Census:
1860 Sweet Home, Clark Co, Missouri
Jesse Mullins 33 Tennessee
Mary J Mullins 28 Tennessee
Abagail Mullins 11 Missouri
Jesse Mullins 10 Missouri
Rebecca Mullins 5 Missouri
Mary Mullins 3 Missouri


Census:
1870 Carthage, Hancock Co, Illinois
Jesse Mullins 43 Tennessee
Mary J Mullins 41 Tennessee
Jesse Mullins 20 Missouri
Rebecca Mullins 16 Missouri
Mary Mullins 13 Missouri
William Mullins 10 Missouri


Census:
1880 Liberty, Osborne Co, Kansas
Jessie Mullins 53 1827 Tennessee North Carolina North Carolina
Mary Jane Mullins 51 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee
William Mullins 20 Missouri
John E. Mullins 7 Illinois
Delia Mullins 6 Illinois


Census:
1900 South Hutchinson, Reno Co, Kansas
residence 5
J J Mullins 73 Mar 1827 years married 53 (1847)
Mary J Mullins 71 Mar 1829 9 births 5 living Tennessee

residence 6
John Mullins Oct 1869 m 7 yrs North Carolina Tennessee
Cara B. Mar 1872 Kansas Ohio Michigan


Census:
1910 Hutchinson, Reno Co, Kansas
John E. Mullins 40 m2 yrs married 0 Illinois
Erma M. 39 m2 3 births 3 living Kansas
Jesse J. Mullins 83 father wd Tennessee
Aline W. Hall stepdau 6 Kansas

Jesse married Mary Jane^ Miller on 13 Apr 1848 in Miller, Scotland Co, Missouri. Mary was born in Mar 1829 in Tennessee; died before 1910 in Hutchinson, Reno Co, Kansas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Rebecca was a daughter of Jesse Mullins, whose name appears on the early tax list and census records.He owned 160 acres of land located close to the Greene County line.Jesse Mullins was married in 1806 to Betsy Tadlock, oldest daughter of Lewis Tadlock and Charlotte Padfield.Lewis Tadlock's name first appears in the Washington County records about 1788.He owned over 500 acres of land on Lick Creek and several slaves.Lewis died in 1815, naming his wife Jane Blair in his will.Many of Lewis' descendants remained in Washington and Green counties.One son, James Tadlock, moved to Scotland County, Missouri, in 1848.That year, HENDERSON AND REBECCA MULLINS BROWN MADE THE SAME MOVE.
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Rebecca married Henderson Bayless Brown on 25 Jan 1834 in Washington Co, Tennessee. Henderson was born in 1812 in Washington Co, Tennessee; died between 1860 and 1870. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Wife Susan McLin Tadlock. they were married August 6, 1850 in Washington Co, TN,

In his youth he worked on his fathers farm and attened school at Washington College, later completing his education at Princeton Seminary. He became Professor of Mathamatics in Washington College and afterwards conducted a school for girls at Jonesboro. He became the first President of King's College in 1867, it ran as a high school the first year. At one time he preached at Cold Spring Church and frequently in Bristol.
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Family/Spouse: Susan Kelsey McLin. Susan (daughter of Robert Lynn McLin and Ann Blair) was born on 2 Nov 1826 in Tennessee; died on 21 Sep 1875 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The following information was found in the book "Virginia and Virginian's Vol II" page 755
Written by Prof. Virgil A. Lewis and revised by Dr. R. A. Brock, Secretary of the Virginia Historical Society
Originally published Richland and Toledo, 1888, reprinted for Clearfield Company, Inc. 1996

WILLIAM C. TADLOCK,

Now one of the farming residents of Washington County, Virginia, his home near Abingdon, is a native of Tennessee, born in Green County, that State, October 7, 1827.

His parents were Sevier and Mary Tadlock, the former the son of Lewis Tadlock who came from England to Tucaho, Virginia, in colonial days, and the latter a daughter of John Ālair of Washington County,Tennessee; the Blair family also of English extraction.
findagrave in bio of Emily Sophie Miller Tadlock wife of William Carmichael Tadlock

William married Emily Sophie Miller on 11 Apr 1850 in Jonesboro, Washington Co, Tennessee. Emily was born on 23 Jul 1826 in Tennessee; died on 2 Apr 1864 in Greene Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Catherine E. Snavely on 22 Feb 1866 in Washington Co, Virginia. Catherine was born on 30 May 1820 in Wythe Co, Virginia; died on 22 Jul 1902 in Meadowview, Washington Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Alexander was a surgeon in the Union Army during the Civil War. He studied at Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery. All his brothers were either in the Confederate Forces, or held Confederate sympathy. He was a doctor in Knoxville and the first president of the East Tennessee Medical Society, organized in 1871. In an article published by Platt and Ogden in the Journal of the Tennessee State Medical Association (Vol 50, no. 3, March 1957), Alexander was credited with being the first physician in the world to discover the germ-carrying power of the common house fly. In 1873, during a Cholera epidemic in Greenville, Tennessee, he made this discovery while tending to the sick. During his lifetime, Alexander occupied lecture chairs in Cincinnati, Ohio and Knoxville, Tennessee.

Alexander and his wife Clara married on July 4, 1865 in McLean Co., Illinois. They had only one child, Thomas Lewis Tadlock, who died within a month of his birth in 1866.

Alexander bequeathed money from his estate to each of his living brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews; $5,000 to the Provident Presbyterian Church, near Limestone, Tennessee, because it was the church his parents attended along with another $5000 for the upkeep of his parent's graves; balance of the estate be given to Maryville College in Maryville, Tennessee.
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Alexander married Clara Moyse Tadlock, (immigrant) on 4 Jul 1865 in McLean Co, Illinois. Clara was born in Oct 1840 in Southampton, Hampshire, England; died on 14 Jul 1926 in Knoxville, Knox Co, Tennessee; was buried in Lynnhurst Cem, Knoxville, Knox Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]