Mary Leita Sherman

Mary married Thomas Jackson "Tump" Dick on 19 Apr 1883 in Anahuac, Chambers Co, Texas. Thomas was born on 11 Sep 1860 in Vermilion Parish, Louisiana; died on 24 Dec 1929 in Buckhorn Ranch, Kemah, Galveston Co, Texas; was buried in Fairview Cem, League City, Galveston Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Leola Magaret Dick was born on 2 Aug 1887 in Buckhorn Ranch, Kemah, Galveston Co, Texas; died on 15 Apr 1964 in League City, Galveston Co, Texas.
2. Adele "Della" Dick was born on 3 Apr 1891 in Buckhorn Ranch, Kemah, Galveston Co, Texas; died on 29 May 1978 in League City, Galveston Co, Texas.
3. Thomas Edward Dick was born on 26 May 1894 in Buckhorn Ranch, Kemah, Galveston Co, Texas; died on 23 Sep 1928.
4. Pearl Rose Dick was born on 30 Jun 1897 in Buckhorn Ranch, Kemah, Galveston Co, Texas; died on 30 Jan 1996 in Galveston Co, Texas; was buried in Fairview Cem, League City, Galveston Co, Texas.
5. Norma Leila Dick was born on 24 Nov 1900 in Buckhorn Ranch, Kemah, Galveston Co, Texas; died on 17 Nov 1983 in League City, Galveston Co, Texas.
6. Claude McCoy "Coy" Dick was born on 27 Apr 1904 in League City, Galveston Co, Texas; died on 1 Dec 1943 in League City, Galveston Co, Texas.
7. Campbell League "Jay" Dick was born on 14 Sep 1908 in League City, Galveston Co, Texas; died on 28 Nov 1988 in Houston, Harris Co, Texas; was buried in Fairview Cem, League City, Galveston Co, Texas.

Notes:

First wife, Mary Ann White, was the dau of John White and Martha Wallis. She died in childbirth. During the Civil War, he served with Company B, Texas State Troops, commanded by Capt Thomas A. Wooten. After he came home from the war, he ben to drink to ease the pain caused by a wound he had received. John was a good man and husband, but when he drank he was so abusive to Mary Susie that she finally divorced him on 6 Mar 1889 (Case #256, Vol B, Pg 83, Chambers Co). On 29 Apr 1889 she married his cousin Leverett Lothrop Sherman.
Source: (Chambers County, Texas in the War Between the States, by Kevin Ladd, Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, 1994)

http://www.cemetery.state.tx.us/pub/user_form.asp
Basic Information:
Full Name: John Hamilton Sherman
Location:
Section:Confederate Field, Section 1
Row:A Number:14
Reason for Eligibility: Confederate Veteran
Birth Date: July 2, 1845
Died: July 16, 1909
Buried:
Biography:
SHERMAN, JOHN HAMILTON (1845~1909) John Sherman was born in 1845 in Illinois. During the Civil War he fought in Company F, 26th Cavalry, DeBray’s Brigade. The 26th fought at Galveston Island, the Red River Campaign, Mansfield, and Pleasant Hill. They surrendered under E.K. Smith, commanding the Trans-Mississippi Department, on May 26, 1865. He came to Texas in 1849 at age four and lived in Chambers County. He was a widower and suffered from rheumatism. He was admitted to the Confederate Home on July 27, 1896 where he died July 16, 1909.

John married Mary Ann White about 1865. Mary (daughter of John Booth White, (DNA Circle-g) and Martha Wallis, (DNA Circle-g)) was born on 24 Jan 1850 in Anahuac, Chambers Co, Texas; died on 20 Dec 1867 in Anahuac, Chambers Co, Texas; was buried in White's Cem, White's Ranch, Anahuac, Chambers Co,Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Daughter of John WHITE and Martha WALLIS, both born in Louisiana.
Temple's info is that she is buried at Wallisville Cem, 1 1/2 miles on Wallisville/Anahuac Rd.)

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1859, Chambers Co, Texas; tax roll
• Census: 20 Jul 1860, Chambers Co, Texas

Notes:

In the 1864 election he won a seat on the commissioner's court.
Listed on 1867 Voters Registration List, Chambers Co. Date of registry Aug 9, 1867. States birth 1818 NY, in the state, county, precinct 17 years.

In 1967 the Anahuac Civic Club erected a memorial to him in the Anahuac Cemetery.
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Also living in the residence during 1870, the census records a Tammy Williams, age 20, from Virginia, and Jane Farmer, age 16, from Kentucky with a note beside both of them "Donst-Sol" which is perhaps what is written beside Samuel Haven Doebner's name, the sailor from Saxon living with Willis and Rebecca Sherman Barnes.

Census:
Residence 419
John L. Sherman 35 farmer 300 200 Maine
Rachel 28 Kentucky
Sarah F. 10 1850 Missouri
Richard H. 8 1852 Missouri
Ellen A 6 1854 Texas
Charles 4 1956 Texas

residence 421 3,000 700 New Hamshire farmer
L.R. Sherman 43 Ohio
Margaret 35 Illinois
Edward 17 Illinois
John 13 Missouri
Levret 13 Missouri

Leverett married Margaret Ness on 19 Apr 1842 in Illinois. Margaret was born on 29 Dec 1824 in Ohio; died on 4 Nov 1913 in Anahuac, Chambers Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 24 Sep 1850, Liberty Co, Texas

Notes:

Census:
White, J. (James) Taylor 65 1785 Louisiana
Sarah 55 1795 North Carolina
Robert 27 1823 Louisiana farmer
Joseph 24 1826 Louisiana farmer
James 21 1829 Texas farmer
Brashear, Norvelle, 21 1829 Louisiana Teacher

next door: James' son
White John 33 1817 Louisiana farmer
Martha (Willis) 30 1820 Louisiana
Sarah 10 140 Texas
John 9 1841 Texas
Elizabeth 8 1842 Texas
Robert 6 1844 Texas
James 4 1846 Texas
Joseph 2 1848 Texas
Mary Ann 0 1850 Texas

John married Martha Wallis, (DNA Circle-g) in 1835 in Liberty Co (Chambers), Texas. Martha (daughter of Elisha Henry Roberts "E.H.R." Wallis and Sarah "Sally" Barrow) was born on 22 Nov 1817 in Louisiana; died on 27 Dec 1863 in White Bayou, Chambers Co, Texas; was buried in Turtle Bayou, Chambers Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 17 Jul 1860, Chambers Co, Texas

Notes:

Her parents were Elisha Henry Roberts Wallis, born 1781 in Georgia and died July 3, 1846 in Wallisville; and Sarah "Sally" Barron, born 1795 in Louisiana, died November 15, 1841. Elisha's parents were Frederick Wallis and Gilleny Roberts. Sah's parents ere Reuben Barrow, Sr., and Mary Jane Johnson.

Census:
residence 385 (widow of John White, bro of James Robert & Parmelia)
White, Martha 43 head 1817 Louisiana 10,000 41,000
John O. 19 1841 Texas farmer
Robert D. 16 1844 Texas farmer
James C. 14 1856 Texas Farmer
Joseph C. 12 1858 Texas
Mary Ann 10 1850
Martha W. 8 1852 Texas

next door:
(Assuming David is her brother - not verified he is child of Elisha.)
residence 386:
Wallis, David 38 1822 LA
Susannah Wallis 37 1823 Ireland
David 18 1842 LA
Caroline Wallis 16 1844 LA
Francis 14 1846 female LA
Emily 11 1849 LA
Altha 8 1852 LA
William 7 1853 LA
Anna 8/12 1859 TX
Henry 3 1857 TX
Ann M. Barrow 61 1799 Ireland

residence: 387 vacant

next door:
Residence 388
White Jas T. 31 1829 farmer 3,000 20,000 Texas
Amanda 33 1827 Mississippi
Jas T. 6 1854 Texas
Robert M. 3 1857 Texas
Amanda 2 1858 Texas

Residence 389
Robert White 36 1824 Louisiana farmer 3,000 19,000

Residence: 390
Barrow John S. 24 1836 farmer 3,000 600 Texas

Residence: 391
Barrow, Benjamin (Ben Franklin,
"Ben the Bearhunter" 52 1808
farmer 11,290 26,000 Louisiana
Pamila (Permelia Jane White) 40 1820 Texas
Benjamin F. 21 1839 Texas
Sarah 17 1833 Texas
Mary Ann 15 1835 Texas
Josephine 12 1838 TX
Solomon 10 1850 TX
Robert C. 7 1853 TX
Pamila J. (Permelia Jane) 4 1856 TX
LaGrange, Z 21 1839 Laborer Louisiana

Other Events and Attributes:

• Research Notes: clues?
• Census: 1810, Orford, Grafton Co, New Hampshire
• Military: 1812, Capt Mahurin's Co, New Hampshire
• Census: 1820, Madison, Madison Co, New York
• Religion: Bef 1820, Methodist
• Religion: Aft 1820, Catholic
• Census: 1830, Cardon, Geauga, Ohio
• Census: 1840, Twp 68, Lee, Iowa Territory
• Census: 17 Sep 1850, St. Louis (District 82), Missouri

Notes:

1810 Census - Orford, Grafton Co, New Hampshire.

1810. The chief event this year was "Cold Friday," which occurred Jan. 19. The early part of the preceding day the weather was mild, but later a cold wind sprang up and the thermometer began to drop. The next morning the wind blew a gale and the thermometer had fallen fifty degrees. At Sanbornton the record was made of twenty-five degrees below zero and several lives were lost. The gale did much damage to timber, and the intense cold caused much suffering, but there were no fatalities in this town. The great wind increased the severity of the weather, piercing the heaviest clothing, and finding a ready entrance to the rude homes of the people. (History of Bristol, Grafton Co, NH, Vol I Annals of the Town - note: Bristol was only about 20 mi from Orford)

1811 - Mar 14 - living in Orford, Grafton Co, NH; certified that he "embraces a belief in the Religious tenets of the denomination of Christians called Methodists and does pay for the support the gospel in that order."

1812 War of 1812 a Jacob H Sherman enlisted from New Hampshire.
(Ancestry.com from Richard Sobers)
Jacob H Sherman
Capt Mahurin's Co, New Hampshire Militia
Rank: Private
Discharged rank: Private
Roll Box 188
Roll Exct.: 602

1814. Monday, Dec. 6, heavy shock of earthquake, continuing forty-five seconds.

1815. Spotted fever prevailed to considerable extent this year and there were many fatalities. People stricken with this disease were frequently carried off within twenty-four hours. Among the fatal cases were four children of John Favor.

1815. The great gale of Sept. 23, which did great damage in the central portion of the state, appears to have visited New Chester and Bridgewater more lightly, though much damage was done to fruit trees and buildings.

1816. Spotted fever again raged. In January, Ephraim Quimby lost six children in five days. All were buried in two graves.

1816. The first months of this year were remarkable for the small amount of snow that fell and the warm weather that prevailed, the summer months as the coldest on record in this state. Snow fell and ice formed every month of the year. June 11, two inches of snow came.{1} So great was the damage done and suffering caused that the year was called "Poverty year." Farmers made heroic efforts to save their crops, and whole nights were spent in feeding huge bonfires near the corn to keep the frost from at least a part; but on the night of Aug. 19, there came a frost that bonfires could not drive away and all the corn in town was killed. There was not enough raised for seed the next year, and provisions of all kinds went to fabulous prices. The next March hay was worth from $25 to $30 per ton; corn, $2 per bushel, and other articles in proportion. Many had no hay at all the latter part of the winter, and could not obtain any, and many cattle died. (History of the Town of Bristol)

1817. This season the crops were plenteous and farmers prospered. The weather was propitious and no frost came till the 29th of September. Sunday morning, Oct. 5, while the people were at church, a heavy earthquake shock was felt. (History of the Town of Bristol)

1818 - aft Mar, moved to New York. The family fell onto hard times, and Jacob was put in debtor's prison in Madison Co, NY during 1818. To occupy his time in prison, he carved a beautiful wooden box, which is still in the family today. During their sojurn in NY, the family embraced the Catholic faith. (Desc of Jacob Haven Sherman - Linda Stewart)

1820 Census - Sherburne, Chenango County, New York. 1st four children baptized here: Lucinda, William Smith, Rebecca, and Leverett. Sherburne, New York, is about 15 miles from Lebanon, New York, where Mary stayed until her death. Lebanon is in Madison Co.
Late 1820s - family left New York

1830 Census - Mentor Township, Geauga County, Ohio.
Possibly went to Chardon, Geauge Co, Ohio with Aaron Stebbins, brother to Rebecca, or joined him there.

1840 - Lee County, Ohio. Willis and Rebecca Sherman Barnes are shown to be living next door.

1842 - in Springfield, Illinois

1850 St Louis Co, Missouri, St. Ferdinands Township, 17 September.

Died 18 November 1850.
Family still in Missouri in December 1853 when Jacob, Jr., married Magdelena Summers there. 1853 Leverett R & his wife Margaret had gone ahead of the family to Chambers Co (then Liberty Co) He received 160 acres of preempted land on Turtle Bay.
1854 Richard & Lothrop and their families arrived by ox-drawn wagons and settled on Turtle Bay.
1855 Rebecca, Jacob Jr, John, William Barnes and their families had joined the others on Turtle Bay. The Turtle Bay community was located near the town of Wallisville. Leverett sold land to his brothers and sister so they could establish themselves in their new home.
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Martha Susanne Finfrock (Ancestors of Martha Susanne Finfrock - FTM site)
6354 Silver Oaks Drive
Zephyrhills, FL 33541
813-783-8802
msfinf@ix.netcom.com

450. Benoni Sherman, born 7 Jul 1719 in North Kingstown, RI; died 24 Feb
1768 in North Kingstown, RI. He was the son of 900. Elisha Sherman and
901. Mary Sweet. He married 451. Margaret Havens 24 Dec 1741 in North
Kingstown, RI.
       451. Margaret Havens, born 1723; died 1775 in North Kingstown,
RI. She was the daughter of 902. Nathaniel Havens and 903. Margaret Main.
       Children of Benoni Sherman and Margaret Havens are:
 i. Lowry Sherman, born Abt 1742 in North Kingstown, RI; married Hannah
Matteson 7 Sep 1761 in Coventry, RI.
 ii. Avis Sherman, born Abt 1745; married Joshua Bates 29 Jul 1764.
 iii. Freelove Sherman, born Abt 1747; married John Glazier 2 Sep 1764.
 iv. Nathaniel Havens Sherman, born Abt 1748 in North Kingstown, RI;
died in South Kingstown, RI; married Elizabeth Eldred 10 Oct 1773 in
North Kingstown, RI.
 v. Sarah Sherman, born Abt 1749 in North Kingstown, RI; married (1) Unk
(maybe Nathaniel of Silas) Sherman Abt 1777; married (2) Silas Sherman
Bef. 28 Jan 1817 in North Kingstown, RI; married (3) David Cottrell 28
Jan 1817 in North Kingstown, RI.
 vi. Lois Sherman, born Abt 1751; married David Bates.
 vii. Margaret Sherman, born 2 May 1755 in North Kingstown, RI; died 20
Feb 1841 in North Kingstown, RI; married Job Sherman Abt 20 Feb 1778 in
North Kingstown, RI.
 viii. Solomon Sherman, born 15 Feb 1760 in North Kingstown, RI; died 19
Nov 1838 in Warren, RI; married (1) Sybil Brownell 16 May 1790 in
Middletown, RI; married (2) Sussanna Ritchie 15 Jan 1820 in Bristol, RI.

 225ix. Dorcas Sherman, born 1764 in prob. North Kingstown, RI; died 12
Aug 1839 in North Kingstown, RI; married James Rose Bef. 26 Mar 1787.
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1790 NH Census
Head of Family: David Sherman
Head of Household male over 16: 1
Females, including Head of household: 1
Males under 16: 2
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Anahuac Cemetery:
some Sherman graves:
first set of graves on left:
Normie & Mary (both died 1962)
their son Lyle 1 mo old
their son Hoyle d 1990

Norman (Normie) was son of John Hamilton Sherman (Amanda's 1st cousin)
and Mary Susan Wallace (Mary Susan was buried by Mary Kirk in Eminance Cem.)
John Hamilton was alcholic after C.W., abusive. Mary Susan divorced him and married
Leverette Lothrop (Amanda's brother- her husband's 1st cousin) in 1889 when Normie
was 7 yrs old. She died 5 years later.

2nd set on right:
Leverett (Amanda's 1st cousin) & his 2nd wife Ada and
Willie R their son. (died age 52) Leverett's 1st wife died
leaving a 3-yr-old boy.

group of graves on left on exit road:
Elder Haven Sherman & wife Clara
His parents were Edward Haven & Nellie Shelton.
Edward Haven was son of Jacob Haven, Jr - Amanda's uncle.
Nellie Shelton was 1st cousin to Mary Kirk.

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1860 census:
440: Robert Sherman 1816 Georgia; Susan 1817 TX; William M 1841 TX, 1843
James F TX; Mary L 1846 TX; Robert O 1849 TX; Newton S 1852 TX; Joseph B 1854
TX; Edward 1856 TX (dad from Georgia, but living pretty much amongst the rest
of them so...)
421 L.R.
440 res Robert
471 Jacob H
http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/SHERMAN/1997-06/0867266872

Research Notes:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:998271&id=I48190363

family living in Plymouth same time as when Jacob Haven Sherman born.
1 Joseph HAVEN b: 1698 d: 27 Feb 1776
+ Mehitabel HAVEN d: 25 Jan 1780
2 Samuel HAVEN d: 3 Mar 1806
+ Mehitabel APPLETON d: 9 Sep 1777
3 Nathaniel Appleton HAVEN b: 19 Jul 1762 d: 13 Mar 1831
+ Mary Tufton MOFFAT b: 8 Jul 1768 d: Sep 1842
4 Maria Tufton HAVEN b: 1787 d: 2 Sep 1861
+ Alexander LADD b: 9 May 1784 d: 24 Jun 1855
5 Haven LADD b: 30 Jun 1809 d: 22 Sep 1829
5 Alexander Hamilton LADD b: 10 Jul 1810
5 Charles Haven LADD b: 4 Mar 1812 d: 29 Mar 1893
+ Susan Lowell FOWLE
5 Charlotte Haven LADD b: 29 Sep 1813
+ Samuel Elliot COWES
5 Alexander Hamilton LADD b: 27 Jul 1815
+ Elizabeth N. JONES b: 29 Nov 1818 d: 21 Sep 1865

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Holbrook, Lydia D. ABT 1787 Portsmouth, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire Y farransrch Census
Newspapers
Histories
Spouse: Nathaniel Thayer Moulton

Holbrook, Lydia Dresser 27 MAY 1788 Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire 2 DEC 1870 Charlestown, Suffolk, Mass jimdresser1
Father: Samuel Holbrook Mother: Martha 'Patty' Clark


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http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&db=jangaard&id=I24598


Father: Joshua Peirce b: 14 Jan 1671 in Woodbridge, New Jersey
Mother: Elizabeth Hall b: 1673 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire.

1 John Peirce b: 19 Aug 1746 d: 14 Jan 1814
+ Mary Pearse
2 Mark Wentworth Peirce b: 31 Jul 1787 d: 10 Feb 1846
+ Margaret Sparhawk b: 20 Mar 1802 d: 4 Oct 1844
2 Samuel Fisher Peirce b: 9 Oct 1789 d: 27 Dec 1791
2 Joshua Winslow Peirce b: 14 May 1791 d: 10 Apr 1874
+ Emily Sheafe d: 9 Mar 1871



Census:
Name: Jacob Sherman
Township: Orford
County: Grafton
State: New Hampshire
Free White Males 16 to 25: 1 Jacob - age 23
Free White Females Under 10: 1 - Lucinda 1 yr old
Free White Females 16 to 25: 2 - Rebecca age 23 and ? (prob a sister of either)
Number of Household Members Under 16: 1
Number of Household Members: 4

Thinking that perhaps there is a family in this location related, I've looked at several and found nothing concrete. What few relationships there are seem to be more related to the Stebbins family, with the exception of the Tillotson family. Their connection is to the three Shermans who are living in a nearby township of Concord, Grafton County - so not immediate neighbors enough to say for sure they are in the same immediate family as Jacob -- but could be.


neighbors:
Daniel Tillotson (Sr.) (1721 Hebron CT)
Daniel Tillotson (Jr.) (14 Oct 1750 Hebron)
m Mary Sawyer:
dau of Sr., Martha Tillotson (1752) m Theodore Dame
their son Theodore m Lucy Stebbins (her parents?)

William Sherman, Jr., a brother of Jonathan & Reuben Sherman married a lady with last name Dame, and then a Judd.
b abt 1766
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other neighbors:
Ezra Dame
John Dame
Martha Dame
William Dame
Nathaniel Daniels
John Hall
Robert Ham
William Howard


Marston: Jeremiah, Jeremiah, Thomas (not found)
Merrill: Jesse, Richard (not found)
Merritt, Timothy (not found)
Palmer: Moses, Aaron, Nathaniel, Jared, Elijah
Pratt, Joseph (1770 & wife Lynda Mann)
note: parents: Joseph Pratt & Margaret Cheever.
no lineage before Joseph Pratt/Cheever


Robbins, John (a Robbins m a Judd who m a Sherman)
Rice, Abel
Storrs, Jesse
Sawyer: Jonathan, Benj, Jonathan, Thos, Ichabod, Abel, Benning
Stone, Abijah
Stevens: Thomas, Jonathan
Smith, Daniel B.
Storey: Alexander, John
Wheeler, John B.
Wire (Wear? Ware? Wier?) Nathaniel, John
Blood, Amos (a Blood m a Dimock - Stebbins connection)
Carr, Hubbard

notes: Palmers - Elijah, wife Olive Niles; father Elijah (1778)
early Palmer - imm: Jonah Palmer 1620 & Elizabeth Griswold
of, Cabridge MA
Nathaniel b 1741 - m Mindwell Hosford Dewey and Lois West
sons, Jared, Elijah,

Elias Palmer 1789 m Anna Haven
Eliz Palmer 1747 m Constant Bliss 1745

Anna Palmer 1730 m Joseph Wood
son Samuel Wood m Eunice Bliss
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&db=:3085894&id=I605393964



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notes:
Ichabod Sawyer m Anna Palmer
son Ichabod b 3 May 1790 in Orford, Grafton, NH
Thomas Sawyer (1715) & Hepzibah Dewey parents of Ichabod
Jonathan (1739); Abel (1753) bros to Ichabod
Benjamin (1780), Jonathan (1774) - sons of Jonathan and wife Tabitha Palmer
Benning Sawyer (*1785) is son of Abel (1753) & Mary Strong);
m Lydia Thompson
Amey Sawyer (1799) m John D. Pratt
no Shermans, Stebbins, Beebes
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&db=gesawyer&id=I1841


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Shermans in Grafton County:
John Sherman in Piermont Grafton Co.
Name: John Sherman
Township: Piermont
County: Grafton
State: New Hampshire
Free White Males 10 to 15: 2
Free White Males 26 to 44: 1
Free White Females Under 10: 3
Free White Females 26 to 44: 1
Number of Household Members Under 16: 5
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 7

Parker Stevens
Joseph Stevens
Parker Stevens
John Stevens
Archelus Stevens
Moody Stevens
Person Stevens
Francis Stevens
Simon J. Stone
Broadstreel Stevens
Benjamin Sweat
William Stevens
Edmund Stevens
Samuel Curtis

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1810 Concord, Grafton Co, New Hampshire
Name: Samuel Sherman
[Samuel Shermon]
Township: Concord
County: Grafton
State: New Hampshire
Free White Males 45 and Over: 1
Free White Females 45 and Over: 1
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 2

Reuben Shermon (son)
Name: Reuben Shermon
Township: Concord
County: Grafton
State: New Hampshire
Free White Males 16 to 25: 2
Free White Males 45 and Over: 2
Free White Females Under 10: 2
Free White Females 16 to 25: 1
Free White Females 26 to 44: 1
Number of Household Members Under 16: 2
Number of Household Members Over 25: 3
Number of Household Members: 8

Jotham Shermon (son)
Name: Jotham Shermon
Township: Concord
County: Grafton
State: New Hampshire
Free White Males Under 10: 1
Free White Males 10 to 15: 2
Free White Males 45 and Over: 1
Free White Females Under 10: 1
Free White Females 10 to 15: 2
Free White Females 16 to 25: 1
Free White Females 45 and Over: 1
Number of Household Members Under 16: 6
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 9

Chester Taylor (son-in-law - Hannah)
Name: Chester Taylor
Township: Concord
County: Grafton
State: New Hampshire
Free White Males Under 10: 2
Free White Males 26 to 44: 1
Free White Females Under 10: 1
Free White Females 26 to 44: 1
Number of Household Members Under 16: 3
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 5

neighbors nearby:
Dudley Palmer
Edward Taylor
Edmund Beebe
Jonathan Palmer
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Census:
Name: Jacob Sherman
Home in 1830: Chardon, Geauga, Ohio
View Map
Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9: 3
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49: 1
Free White Persons - Under 20: 7
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 9
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 9

sequence of several residences:
Gibson J. Ackly
Reuben Bourne
Alfred Haw
Freeman Clark
Sarah Clark
Simeon Heath
(snip some - King -
Willard s. Fuller
Edson Fuller
Herry (Henry?) Smith
Lucius Smith
Loran Smith
Samuel Collins
Polly Allen
Lucius Smith
Platt Canfield
Orrin Bently
Loran Smith
Chancy Porter
Aaron Stebbins
Daniel Osburn
Truman Buschel 1m 30s; 1m & 1f 5-9; 1m 10-14; 1f 15-19;
1 m&f 50s
Hiram Buschel couple, he, 20s, she < 19,1 girl <5
Jonahan Whitaker
Elisha Chapman
Stephen Allen
Jacob Sherman <<<<
Solomon Daniels
George Bebee
Isaac Bebee
Calvin Bebee
Henry Mellore
Oscc Mathews
Hosea Stebbins
Ira Bailey
Jason Clark







Census:
Name: Willis Barnes (pg 13)
Township: Township 68
County: Lee
State: Iowa Territory
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1
Total - All Persons (Free White, Free Colored, Slaves): 7
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 3
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 2
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 2

Next door, Jacob H. Therman (Sherman)
Name: Jacob H Therman
[Jacob H Sherman]
Township: Township 68
County: Lee
State: Iowa Territory
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 3
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 50 thru 59: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 50 thru 59: 1
Total - All Persons (Free White, Free Colored, Slaves): 4
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 2
Free White Persons - Under 20: 5
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 1
Total Free White Persons: 8
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 8


next door, John Waters
next door, Rebecca A. Palmer
Name: Rebecca A Palmer
Township: Township 68
County: Lee
State: Iowa Territory
Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49: 1
Total - All Persons (Free White, Free Colored, Slaves): 8
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 1
Free White Persons - Under 20: 1
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 3
Total Free White Persons: 4
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 4


nearby:
Ocum F. Pratt

Silas Brockway (Titus Brockway)
Name: Silas Brockway
[Titus Brockway]
Township: Township 68
County: Lee
State: Iowa Territory
Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49: 1
Total - All Persons (Free White, Free Colored, Slaves): 11
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 3
Free White Persons - Under 20: 8
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 3
Total Free White Persons: 11
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 11




John Barnes
James Barns


Township 66, Lee, Iowa:
Calvin Beebe


Census:
resident 1509
Jacob Shearman 64 1786 farmer New Hampshire
Rebeca 64 1786 Massachusetts
Jacob 30 farmer 1820 New York
Lotrel 26 1824 male New York
Hammilton 23 1827 New York
Mary 19 1831 New York

resident 1508
Wellis Barnes 30 teamster Connecticut
Rebecca 37 New Hampshire
William 10 Iowa
Jacob 7 Iowa
Esther 3 Missouri

Jacob* married Rebecca* Stebbins on 15 Mar 1809 in Orford, Grafton Co, New Hampshire. Rebecca* (daughter of Aaron* Stebbins, Jr and Esther* Beebe) was born on 20 Jul 1787 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; died on 13 Aug 1873 in Wallisville, Chambers Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 24 Jul 1860, Wallisville, Chambers Co, Texas
• Census: 1 Jun 1870, Wallisville, Chambers Co (Subdivision 17), Texas

Notes:

The following information regarding Rebecca Sherman and her family is taken from the Lorraine Barrow Silva Collection of the Wallisville Heritage Park Foundation. This particular item can be found under "Chambers County History Notebook." It follows as such:
"REBECCA SHERMAN, with her children came to Texas some time between 1850 and 1854. She and her husband, Jacob H. Sherman, were moving to Texas from Missouri when he died along the way, November 18, 1850. She was the mother of quite a large family. She stopped in another county evidently before coming to Chambers County. They moved in an ox wagon and when they reached here, they settled in the community now known as Eminence, as it was near the water and afforded transportion for buying and selling. Her family is still well represented in the county. Her sons were as follows: William S. Sherman, Leverett Sherman, Jacob Sherman, Jr., John T. Sherman, Lothrop B., and Richard H. Sherman."
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In 1860 Rebecca is shown to be living with her daughter Rebecca Sherman Barnes in Chambers Co, apparently widowed, and next door to Lothrop. In the 1870 census, she is shown to be living with "Hamel" - Richard Hamilton. She is 84 years old.

Census:
residence 425
Sherman R.H. 30 1830 New York farmer 2000, 250
Mary A. 24 1836 Texas
Austin 5 1855 Texas
William 4 1846
Martha 2 1858
Johns Orlando 19 1841 Texas

residence 432/426
Barnes Willis 40 1820 Connecticut farmer 300 200
Rebecca (Sherman) 46 1814 New York
William 20 1840 Iowa
Jacob 17 1843 Illinois
Rebecca 13 1847 Missouri
John 9 1851 Missouri
Mary 5 1855 Texas
Lynus 3 1857 Texas
Rebecca 74 1786 Massachusetts

residene 427
Sherman L.B. (Lothrop) 35 1825 New York farmer 600 400
Mary S. 24 1836 Tennessee
William K. 4 1856 Texas
Devilla E. 1 1859 Texas


Census:
Subdivision 17 (Wallisville), Chambers County, Texas 2 Jun 1870
(page 3)
residence 24
Sherman, John 47 New York
Sherman, Rachel 39 Kentucky
Sherman, Hamilton 17 Missouri
Sherman, Augusta 15 Texas
Sherman, Charles 13 Texas

residence 28
Sherman, Haml 42 1828 New York
Sherman, Mary 32 1838 Texas
Sherman, Martha 12 1858 Texas
Sherman, Richard 6 1864 Texas
(page 4)
Sherman, Edgar 5 1865 Texas
Sherman, Oliver 1 1860 Texas
Sherman, Rebecca 84 1786 New Hampshire

residence 27
Barnes, Willie 50 1820 Connecticut
Barnes, Rebecca 566 1814 New Hampshire
Barnes, Jake 27 1843 Illinois
Barnes, John 18 1852 Missouri
Barnes, Linus 14 1856 Texas
Doebner, Sam 31 1839 Sachsen (Kgr./Land in Bundesrepublik)/Saxony (Kingdom/State)
Doebner, Rebecca (dau) 23 1847 Missouri
Doebner, William 1 1869 Texas

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 23 Sep 1950, Liberty Co, Texas

Notes:

White, Jacques Telleur (Jean of N.Carolina & Sara Gambil of N. Carolina) b 28 Jul (SM Ch.: v.5, #371)
White, James Taylor (John of North Carolina & Sara Gambil of North Carolina) bt 5 May 1801 at age 12 yrs old on 28 Jul 1801. Pats: James Taylor White & Elizabeth Pou; Mats: John Gambil & Sara Dempot all of Virginia; Spons: Jessie White & Mary White. Fr. Michel Bernard Barriere (SM Ch v.5, #371)

White, James T - native of this parish (major son of dec. John Whyte, inhabitant of lower Vermillion & Sally Gambell) m 26 Jan 1813 Sally Cade, native of this parish (minor daughter of dec James, inhabitant of Vermillion and Polly Michols) Wits: Shadrach Porter, Henry Jackson, Emanuel D'Asperemont. Fr. Gabriel Isabey (SM Ch: v.5 #281)
There was a James Taylor (Jacques Taleur) who spons bt of Ruben, James Taylor White's nephew (child of William & Aimie Comstock).

James Taylor White was in Chambers Co. before the TX Revolution and it was at his ranch that the Turtle Bayou resolutions were drawn up, an early confrontation of Texans and Mexicans.

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James Taylor White, who settled at Turtle Bayou near Anahuac in 1818, was the first significant cattleman along the upper Texas coast.15 An early, anonymous writer credited White?s herd as numbering 3,000 head in 1831,16 whereas another writer quoted the herd?s size at 10,000 head in 1840. This writer claimed that when White died in 1851, he had $150,000 banked in New Orleans, the proceeds of his cattle sales there.17
W.T. Block - History of Jefferson County, Chapter XI
http://hans.wtblock.com/wtblockjr/History%20of%20Jefferson%20County/Chapter%2011.htm
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Handbook of Texas
WHITE, JAMES TAYLOR (1789-1852). James Taylor White (known as Taylor White), cattleman and rancher, son of John and Sarah (Gambel) White, was born on July 28, 1789, in Louisiana. During the 1780s his family probably moved to Louisiana from the Carolinas, where his grandfather had received a land grant in 1757. Taylor White married Sarah Cade, daughter of James and Polly (Nichols) Cade, on January 26, 1813, at St. Martin of Tours Church in St. Martinville, Louisiana.

In 1828 White drove his small herd of Spanish, or longhorn, cattle along the old Opelousas Road to Texas; he settled near Turtle Bayou. His cattle grazed on land bordered on the west by Galveston Bay and on the south by the Gulf of Mexico. The Turtle Bayou Resolutions were signed near his home. By 1840 White had acquired 4,605 acres of land in Liberty (now Chambers) County and paid taxes on 1,775 head of cattle and forty-five horses.

During the late 1830s or early 1840s, White began driving cattle to New Orleans. He deposited money from the sales of these cattle at banks in New Orleans and eventually put much of it back into the business of raising cattle. He attributed his success to his hard work and single-mindedness. He was also known to be innovative in his techniques. For example, he burned the land periodically to make way for new grass for his animals, a practice unheard of in his time.

White came to be known as the Cattle King of Southeast Texas. Two cattle brands, the JTW and the Crossed W, have been associated with White's Texas ranching operation. The Crossed W was reportedly willed to White by his father, also a cattleman, who died in 1806. Some sources claim that as of the late 1930s, both were among the oldest continuously used cattle brands in the state.

James Taylor White and his wife had seven children. He died, probably of cholera, in March 1852 at his home. In a nearby family plot he is buried with his wife, who died nine days later.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: Frontier Times, March 1936. Jewel Horace Harry, A History of Chambers County (M.A. thesis, University of Texas, 1940; rpt., Dallas: Taylor, 1981). Gifford E. White, James Taylor White of Virginia (Austin, 1982).

-Handbook of Texas online
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http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=juuledwards&id=I33

Census:
White, J. Taylor 65 1785 Louisiana
Sarah 55 1795 North Carolina
Robert 27 1823 Louisiana farmer
Joseph 24 1826 Louisiana farmer
James 21 1829 Texas farmer
Brashear, Norvelle, 21 1829 Louisiana Teacher

next door:
White John 33 1817 Louisiana farmer
Martha 30 1820 Louisiana
Sarah 10 140 Texas
John 9 1841 Texas
Elizabeth 8 1842 Texas
Robert 6 1844 Texas
James 4 1846 Texas
Joseph 2 1848 Texas
Mary Ann 0 1850 Texas

James married Sarah Cade on 26 Jan 1813 in St.Martin Parish, Louisiana. Sarah (daughter of James Cade and Polly Nichols) was born in 1795 in St.Martin Parish, Louisiana; died on 14 Mar 1852 in Turtle Bayou, Chambers Co, Texas; was buried in White's Cem, Chambers Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

She was the daughter of James Cade and Polly Nichols.

Daughter Sarah's d.c. states she was born in South Carolina.

Notes:

Married:
St Martin's Church,

The Records of this Church certify, under date of 26 jan 1816 to the marriage of James T Whyte, legitimate son of the late John Whyte and Sally Gambell to Sally Cade, legitmate daughter of the late James Cade and Polly Nichols. Said record is signed by Rev Gabriel?. Witnesses, Shadrack Porter, Henry Jackson*, Emmanuel D'Aspermont

Transcript made 22 Mar 1972, and reproduced in James Taylor White of Virginia

(note by Adam Edwards
* I believe this Henry Jackson might have been the brother of Humphrey Jackson, who married James Taylor White's sister, and who's son, by his second wife, married the youngest daughter of J T White and Sarah Cade

St Martin's Church,

The Records of this Church certify, under date of 26 jan 1816 to the marriage of James T Whyte, legitimate son of the late John Whyte and Sally Gambell to Sally Cade, legitmate daughter of the late James Cade and Polly Nichols. Said record is signed by Rev Gabriel?. Witnesses, Shadrack Porter, Henry Jackson*, Emmanuel D'Aspermont

Transcript made 22 Mar 1972, and reproduced in James Taylor White of Virginia

(note by Adam Edwards
* I believe this Henry Jackson might have been the brother of Humphrey Jackson, who married James Taylor White's sister, and who's son, by his second wife, married the youngest daughter of J T White and Sarah Cade

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 25 Dec 1824, Liberty, Chambers Co, Texas

Elisha married Sarah "Sally" Barrow about 1815. Sarah (daughter of Reuben (or Robert) Barrow, Sr. and Mary Jane Johnson-Barrow, (dau?)) was born in 1795 in Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana; died on 15 Nov 1841 in Wallisville, Chambers Co, Texas; was buried in Wallisville Cem, Wallisville, Chambers Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]