Cordelia E. Anthony

Notes:

Birth:
Bedford Birth Records
ANTHONY, Daniel 13 Nov 1832 Adam Anthony Sarah Sharp

Daniel married Sarah Caroline "Sallie" Thacker about 1857 in Bedford Co, Tennessee. Sarah was born on 23 Nov 1833 in Coffee Co, Tennessee; died on 17 Jul 1913 in Bedford Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1860, Bedford Co, Tennessee

Notes:

Alamance County_Feb 2006_backup.FTW]

From another researcher:
Born about 1795 according to the 1850, 1860, and 1870 censuses of Bedford County when he was listed with a wife named Sally (born c1797 in NC). According to the Shofner book, which provided no evidence, this wife was Sarah Mitchell (1797?1884), buried with him in the Shofner Chapel, whom Adam married about 1819.[19] However, a marriage bond in Orange County, North Carolina shows the marriage of Adam Anthony to Sally Sharp on 24 April 1819.[20] Adam appears to have stayed in North Carolina through the 1820 Orange County census, and then moved to Tennessee. He first appears in Bedford County in the 1830 census. Adam died in Bedford County, Tennessee in 1878. There are several records of the settlement of his estate that identify his children.[21] Both he and Sarah are buried in the Shofner Lutheran Chapel graveyard there.
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Marriage 1 Sarah "Sally" Sharp b: ABT 1797 in North Carolina
Children
Lottie Ann Anthony b: ABT 1820
John Anthony b: 1822 in North Carolina
Polly Anthony b: 1825 in Tennessee
Wilson Anthony b: BET 1827 AND 1835 in Tennessee
Anderson Anthony b: 26 FEB 1830 in Tennessee
Daniel Anthony b: 1832 in Tennessee
Ephraim M Anthony b: JUN 1837 in Tennessee
Peter Sharp Anthony b: SEP 1840 in Tennessee
Margaret Jane Anthony b: 1843 in Tennessee




Census:
1860 census Bedford County enumerated as Andrew:
Andrew Anthony, 65, NC
Sallie, 63, NC
Lottie, 35, NC
John, 30, NC
Wilson, 25, Tennessee
Ephram, 23, Tennessee
Peter, 20, Tennessee
Polly, 25, Tennessee
Peggy, 18, Tennessee

Adam married Sarah "Sally" Sharp about 1824 in North Carolina. Sarah was born in 1797 in North Carolina; died after 1880 in Bedford Co, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Ethnicity: German

Notes:

A letter written by Ephraim M. Anthony (1836-1908), a son of Adam Anthony and grandson of Jacob Anthony, on 30 July 1902 to Thomas Shofner, and published in the Shoffner Family History, confirms the marriage and lists some of the children.

My grandmother was Magdalena Shofner, married to my grandfather Jacob Anthony in North Carolina. She was a full sister to Martin and Peter Shofner. The children were Henry Anthony, Jacob Anthony, Nicholas Anthony, Adam Anthony, and Paul Anthony. Henry Anthony remained in North Carolina, Jacob settled in Lincoln County, Tennessee; Nicholas lived on a large farm where Chris Shofner now lives. Adam Anthony lived on a big farm on which brother Peter S. Anthony now lives. Paul Anthony lived in Nordaway County, Mo. In my grandfather's family there were five sisters who remained in North Carolina.
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Also from Bob's Genealogy Filing Cabinet:
Jacob Anthony's will, dated 31 July 1828 and proved May 1835 in Orange County, North Carolina, states ?I was born the first day of May 1745?.[13] He gave "to my daughter Mary Moser my plantation where I now live on containing 145 acres...subject to the following condition, to wit, by my daughter Mary Moser paying to each of my other twelve children, them or their heirs, the sum of fifty dollars apiece, paying the first payment within one year after my death to my eldest son Jacob, then each in succession according to seniority annually until the whole of my twelve children receive the sum of fifty dollars apiece.? He appointed his son Henry Anthony and Adam Wrightsel executors. He further stated he wished his household and stock be "sold and divided equally amongst my thirteen children." The will was signed by Jacob Anthony with his mark, with A. W. Albright the only witness. I found no further reference to the administration of the estate.
From Bob's Genealogy Filing Cabinet II (http://www.genfiles.com/anthony/anthonyjacob.htm)
(Rootsweb - Family Trees - Sandra)


The children of Jacob Anthony and Magdalena Shofner are not entirely certain. His will speaks of thirteen living children but names only three. The above mentioned letter by his grandson mentions only five sons and five unnamed daughters. The Shofner history identifies one of the five daughters as ?Magdalena?, but it lists a total of seven sons (adding a George and a Peter).[14] To confuse matters more, in 1950 a Mrs.. Glenn P. McPherson supplied the author of a Bedford County, Tennessee book with a list of eleven children of Jacob Anthony and Magdalena Shofner, along with their spouses.[15] She listed only three sons: Henry, Adam, and Nicholas but gave the names of eight daughters: Dorothy, Margaret, Sallie, Betsy, Eve, Katie, Mary, and Barbara ? omitting her evidence in each case

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(Rootsweb Brenda Thomas (bcthomas@usit.com)
Orange County NC; Will Book E, Page 338
Will dated 31 July 1828
Will Proved May Court 1835

Daughter Mary Moser; "My other twelve children" [ names not stated] ; eldest son Jacob Anthony; " I was born the first day of May 1745"; Executors, Son Henry Anthony, Adam Wrightsel; Witnesses A.W. Albright.


Jacob Anthony owner land on Varnell's Creek and lived on another farm between Almance Village and Bellemont. He deeded this farm to his daughter Mary. Jacob mentioned 13 children in his will, only naming Mary, Jacob and Henry by name.They have been identified on census records.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=arnold1946&id=I077930

Jacob^ married Mary Magdalena^ Shoffner, (immigrant) about 1773. Mary (daughter of Michael Christian^ Shoffner, (immigrant) and Ann Margaretha^ Fogleman (Vogleman), (immigrant)) was born in 1757 in Frankford, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany; died on 26 Mar 1827 in Orange Co, North Carolina; was buried in St. Paul's Lutheran Ch, Alamance Co, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]