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Matches 2,201 to 2,300 of 34,434
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| 2201 | 178 John Harmon 22 1838 TX Mary (Means) 19 1841 LA Martha 3 1857 TX Milley 1 1859 TX 180 Harmon John 70 1790 LA Elizabeth 1793 LA Green, Manda 20 1840 TX res 192 Solomon Sparks 40 1820 Alabama Martha C Sparks 40 1820 S.C John L 16 1844 TN James E 14 1846 LA William E 9 1851 TX Mary S 11 1849 TX Joseph M 7 1853 TX Oscah 4 1856 TX res 193 John Railah 1798 62 Malinda Railah 1816 44 Christian W Railah 1848 12 TX Isaac P Railah 8 1852 TX Rachel D Railah 5 1855 TX Mary C Railah 3 1857 TX Julia C 2 1858 201 Burrell James 35 1825 LA Elizabeth 25 1835 LA William 12 1848 TX Robert 10 1850 Emoly 8 1852 David 3 1857 Lucy 2 1858 Frederick Burrell 19 1841 TX 207 Gallier Jane 23 1837 MS Rufus 6 1854 TX Andrew 4 1856 TX Willis 3 1857 TX 229 Jemima (Allen) Morgan 54 1806 LA wid of William Charles Morgan b abt 1803 TN d bef 1860 Jeff Co. Allen 20 1840 TX William 17 1843 Sarah 1 1847 237 Mary Myres 70 Louisiana Keith Lavina 46 1814 LA Keith Ellen 15 1845 TX Keith Oliver 21 1839 TX Keith Susan 12 1848 TX Keith Isadore 10 1850 TX dau 238 Myers James 31 1829 LA <<< Sarah E 27 1833 TX James Orin 1 1859 TX Mary Myers 70 1790 LA 240 John Cole 55 1805 farmer LA Rachel 55 1805 LA Absalome 20 1840 stock keeper TX James 16 1844 stock keeper TX Hulda 13 1847 TX Clark 20 1830 stock keeper TX 241 Mark Cole 25 1835 TX Hester A. 21 1839 TX Hulda 1 1859 TX | Myers, James Orin (I28219)
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| 2202 | 178 John Harmon 22 1838 TX << Mary (Means) 19 1841 LA Martha 3 1857 TX Milley 1 1859 TX 180 Harmon John 70 1790 LA Elizabeth 1793 LA Green, Manda 20 1840 TX pg 29 res 192 Solomon Sparks 40 1820 Alabama Martha C Sparks 40 1820 S.C John L 16 1844 TN James E 14 1846 LA William E 9 1851 TX Mary S 11 1849 TX Joseph M 7 1853 TX Oscah 4 1856 TX res 193 John Railah 1798 62 Malinda Railah 1816 44 Christian W Railah 1848 12 TX Isaac P Railah 8 1852 TX Rachel D Railah 5 1855 TX Mary C Railah 3 1857 TX Julia C 2 1858 pg 30 201 Burrell James 35 1825 LA Elizabeth 25 1835 LA William 12 1848 TX Robert 10 1850 Emoly 8 1852 David 3 1857 Lucy 2 1858 Frederick Burrell 19 1841 TX pg 31 207 Gallier Jane 23 1837 MS Rufus 6 1854 TX Andrew 4 1856 TX Willis 3 1857 TX pg 36 229 Jemima Morgan 54 1806 LA Allen 20 1840 TX William 17 1843 Sarah 1 1847 pg 38 238 Myers James 31 1829 LA Sarah E 27 1833 TX James Orin 1 1859 TX Mary Myers 70 1790 LA 240 John Cole 55 1805 farmer LA Rachel 55 1805 LA Absalome 20 1840 stock keeper TX James 16 1844 stock keeper TX Hulda 13 1847 TX Clark 20 1830 stock keeper TX 241 Mark Cole 25 1835 TX Hester A. 21 1839 TX Hulda 1 1859 TX | Arthur, Elizabeth (I1878)
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| 2203 | 178 John Harmon 22 1838 TX << Mary (Means) 19 1841 LA Martha 3 1857 TX Milley 1 1859 TX 180 Harmon John 70 1790 LA Elizabeth 1793 LA Green, Manda 20 1840 TX pg 29 res 192 Solomon Sparks 40 1820 Alabama Martha C Sparks 40 1820 S.C John L 16 1844 TN James E 14 1846 LA William E 9 1851 TX Mary S 11 1849 TX Joseph M 7 1853 TX Oscah 4 1856 TX res 193 John Railah 1798 62 Malinda Railah 1816 44 Christian W Railah 1848 12 TX Isaac P Railah 8 1852 TX Rachel D Railah 5 1855 TX Mary C Railah 3 1857 TX Julia C 2 1858 pg 30 201 Burrell James 35 1825 LA Elizabeth 25 1835 LA William 12 1848 TX Robert 10 1850 Emoly 8 1852 David 3 1857 Lucy 2 1858 Frederick Burrell 19 1841 TX pg 31 207 Gallier Jane 23 1837 MS Rufus 6 1854 TX Andrew 4 1856 TX Willis 3 1857 TX pg 36 229 Jemima Morgan 54 1806 LA Allen 20 1840 TX William 17 1843 Sarah 1 1847 pg 38 238 Myers James 31 1829 LA Sarah E 27 1833 TX James Orin 1 1859 TX Mary Myers 70 1790 LA 240 John Cole 55 1805 farmer LA Rachel 55 1805 LA Absalome 20 1840 stock keeper TX James 16 1844 stock keeper TX Hulda 13 1847 TX Clark 20 1830 stock keeper TX 241 Mark Cole 25 1835 TX Hester A. 21 1839 TX Hulda 1 1859 TX | Burrell, William (I1879)
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| 2204 | 178 John Harmon 22 1838 TX << Mary (Means) 19 1841 LA Martha 3 1857 TX Milley 1 1859 TX 180 Harmon John 70 1790 LA Elizabeth 1793 LA Green, Manda 20 1840 TX pg 29 res 192 Solomon Sparks 40 1820 Alabama Martha C Sparks 40 1820 S.C John L 16 1844 TN James E 14 1846 LA William E 9 1851 TX Mary S 11 1849 TX Joseph M 7 1853 TX Oscah 4 1856 TX res 193 John Railah 1798 62 Malinda Railah 1816 44 Christian W Railah 1848 12 TX Isaac P Railah 8 1852 TX Rachel D Railah 5 1855 TX Mary C Railah 3 1857 TX Julia C 2 1858 pg 30 201 Burrell James 35 1825 LA Elizabeth 25 1835 LA William 12 1848 TX Robert 10 1850 Emoly 8 1852 David 3 1857 Lucy 2 1858 Frederick Burrell 19 1841 TX pg 31 207 Gallier Jane 23 1837 MS Rufus 6 1854 TX Andrew 4 1856 TX Willis 3 1857 TX pg 36 229 Jemima Morgan 54 1806 LA Allen 20 1840 TX William 17 1843 Sarah 1 1847 pg 38 238 Myers James 31 1829 LA Sarah E 27 1833 TX James Orin 1 1859 TX Mary Myers 70 1790 LA 240 John Cole 55 1805 farmer LA Rachel 55 1805 LA Absalome 20 1840 stock keeper TX James 16 1844 stock keeper TX Hulda 13 1847 TX Clark 20 1830 stock keeper TX 241 Mark Cole 25 1835 TX Hester A. 21 1839 TX Hulda 1 1859 TX | Burrell, Robert (I1881)
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| 2205 | 178 John Harmon 22 1838 TX << Mary (Means) 19 1841 LA Martha 3 1857 TX Milley 1 1859 TX 180 Harmon John 70 1790 LA Elizabeth 1793 LA Green, Manda 20 1840 TX pg 29 res 192 Solomon Sparks 40 1820 Alabama Martha C Sparks 40 1820 S.C John L 16 1844 TN James E 14 1846 LA William E 9 1851 TX Mary S 11 1849 TX Joseph M 7 1853 TX Oscah 4 1856 TX res 193 John Railah 1798 62 Malinda Railah 1816 44 Christian W Railah 1848 12 TX Isaac P Railah 8 1852 TX Rachel D Railah 5 1855 TX Mary C Railah 3 1857 TX Julia C 2 1858 pg 30 201 Burrell James 35 1825 LA Elizabeth 25 1835 LA William 12 1848 TX Robert 10 1850 Emoly 8 1852 David 3 1857 Lucy 2 1858 Frederick Burrell 19 1841 TX pg 31 207 Gallier Jane 23 1837 MS Rufus 6 1854 TX Andrew 4 1856 TX Willis 3 1857 TX pg 36 229 Jemima Morgan 54 1806 LA Allen 20 1840 TX William 17 1843 Sarah 1 1847 pg 38 238 Myers James 31 1829 LA Sarah E 27 1833 TX James Orin 1 1859 TX Mary Myers 70 1790 LA 240 John Cole 55 1805 farmer LA Rachel 55 1805 LA Absalome 20 1840 stock keeper TX James 16 1844 stock keeper TX Hulda 13 1847 TX Clark 20 1830 stock keeper TX 241 Mark Cole 25 1835 TX Hester A. 21 1839 TX Hulda 1 1859 TX | Burrell, Emily (I1986)
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| 2206 | 178 John Harmon 22 1838 TX << Mary (Means) 19 1841 LA Martha 3 1857 TX Milley 1 1859 TX 180 Harmon John 70 1790 LA Elizabeth 1793 LA Green, Manda 20 1840 TX pg 29 res 192 Solomon Sparks 40 1820 Alabama Martha C Sparks 40 1820 S.C John L 16 1844 TN James E 14 1846 LA William E 9 1851 TX Mary S 11 1849 TX Joseph M 7 1853 TX Oscah 4 1856 TX res 193 John Railah 1798 62 Malinda Railah 1816 44 Christian W Railah 1848 12 TX Isaac P Railah 8 1852 TX Rachel D Railah 5 1855 TX Mary C Railah 3 1857 TX Julia C 2 1858 pg 30 201 Burrell James 35 1825 LA Elizabeth 25 1835 LA William 12 1848 TX Robert 10 1850 Emoly 8 1852 David 3 1857 Lucy 2 1858 Frederick Burrell 19 1841 TX pg 31 207 Gallier Jane 23 1837 MS Rufus 6 1854 TX Andrew 4 1856 TX Willis 3 1857 TX pg 36 229 Jemima Morgan 54 1806 LA Allen 20 1840 TX William 17 1843 Sarah 1 1847 pg 38 238 Myers James 31 1829 LA Sarah E 27 1833 TX James Orin 1 1859 TX Mary Myers 70 1790 LA 240 John Cole 55 1805 farmer LA Rachel 55 1805 LA Absalome 20 1840 stock keeper TX James 16 1844 stock keeper TX Hulda 13 1847 TX Clark 20 1830 stock keeper TX 241 Mark Cole 25 1835 TX Hester A. 21 1839 TX Hulda 1 1859 TX | Burrell, David (I1987)
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| 2207 | 178 John Harmon 22 1838 TX << Mary (Means) 19 1841 LA Martha 3 1857 TX Milley 1 1859 TX 180 Harmon John 70 1790 LA Elizabeth 1793 LA Green, Manda 20 1840 TX pg 29 res 192 Solomon Sparks 40 1820 Alabama Martha C Sparks 40 1820 S.C John L 16 1844 TN James E 14 1846 LA William E 9 1851 TX Mary S 11 1849 TX Joseph M 7 1853 TX Oscah 4 1856 TX res 193 John Railah 1798 62 Malinda Railah 1816 44 Christian W Railah 1848 12 TX Isaac P Railah 8 1852 TX Rachel D Railah 5 1855 TX Mary C Railah 3 1857 TX Julia C 2 1858 pg 30 201 Burrell James 35 1825 LA Elizabeth 25 1835 LA William 12 1848 TX Robert 10 1850 Emoly 8 1852 David 3 1857 Lucy 2 1858 Frederick Burrell 19 1841 TX pg 31 207 Gallier Jane 23 1837 MS Rufus 6 1854 TX Andrew 4 1856 TX Willis 3 1857 TX pg 36 229 Jemima Morgan 54 1806 LA Allen 20 1840 TX William 17 1843 Sarah 1 1847 pg 38 238 Myers James 31 1829 LA Sarah E 27 1833 TX James Orin 1 1859 TX Mary Myers 70 1790 LA 240 John Cole 55 1805 farmer LA Rachel 55 1805 LA Absalome 20 1840 stock keeper TX James 16 1844 stock keeper TX Hulda 13 1847 TX Clark 20 1830 stock keeper TX 241 Mark Cole 25 1835 TX Hester A. 21 1839 TX Hulda 1 1859 TX | Burrell, Lucy (I1988)
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| 2208 | 1780 15 Oct ? Age: 15 Revolutionary War volunteer for two months under Captain Ebenezer Riggins; was discharged; volunteered under Captain John Cox mounted infantry for 60 days; volunteered in the foot service & met the enemy at Lindleys Mill on Haw River, NC http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/5816086/person/-1089519911 | Nichols, William Walter* (I22153)
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| 2209 | 1780 Tyrrell County, North Carolina Eleazar Swain Name on a petition, 20 Oct 1779, to the General Assembly from inhabitants of Tyrrell County asking that the county be divided to form a new county called Buncombe County because of the difficulty in a... also signed that petition: Cornelus; John, John, Lovick? | Swain, Eleazar (I94545)
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| 2210 | 1780-81 - John White and James White appeared on the property tax rolls of Washington Co., NC, now part of Tenneessee. White, James 5 horses, 8 neat cattle 447.10.0 White, John 3 horses, 5 cattle 107.10.0" | White, John* (I2141)
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| 2211 | 1780-81 - John White and James White appeared on the property tax rolls of Washington Co., NC, now part of Tenneessee. White, James 5 horses, 8 neat cattle 447.10.0 White, John 3 horses, 5 cattle 107.10.0" | White, James (I2173)
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| 2212 | 1781 Berry Nancy 72 1778 Virginia 1781 Berry Margaret 16 1834 Tennessee 1781 Berry Mary A 11 1839 Tennessee 1784 Berry Reece B 28 1822 Tennessee (son) 1784 Berry Mary 20 1830 Tennessee 1784 Berry Elenor C 4 1846 Tennessee | Berry, Reece B. (I36674)
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| 2213 | 1781 Berry Nancy 72 1778 Virginia 1781 Berry Margaret 16 1834 Tennessee 1781 Berry Mary A 11 1839 Tennessee 1784 Berry Reece B 28 1822 Tennessee (son) 1784 Berry Mary 20 1830 Tennessee 1784 Berry Elenor C 4 1846 Tennessee | Crow, Nancy (I36667)
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| 2214 | 1781-Sept. 8. - John Townsend versus John Hollaway . Townsend has an account against John Holloway for $12; asks for an order of payment. Sept. 8, 1781. Sig: John Townsend. Bill enclosed. // In reply John Holloway states that he has a account against said Townsend for two pirogues (dug out canoes ), in one of which the petitioner came to this district and left in the care of the negress, Eleanor Price, from whom the said Townsend took it, the other was blown out into the river, and your petitioner commissioned the said Townsend to recover it for him which he did by paying $4 to a certain Baptiste in the presence of Mr. Gaillard and at the same time exchanged it for a smaller one which would facilitate him on his way to Natchez. Now the said Townsend refuses to make any compensation for the said pirougues. Asks for a judgment for same. // Let this be communicated to the plaintiff.// [McBee, May Wilson. Natchez Court Records, Geneological Pub. 1953, page 290] Book G. p6 http://www.next1000.com/family/EC/hollaway_john.html | Holloway, John (I7743)
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| 2215 | 1782, May - John White and James White arrived with their families in Natchez Terr. on the lower Mississippi River. James dies here c1783. The Spanish record here lists the families that arrived in May, 1782 in Natchez. [Natchez Court Records 1767-1805] Relacion de familias americanas, signed Carlos de Grand-Pré, Natchez, July 6, 1782 AGI, PC, leg. 193-b. 13 familias como sigue: Individuos Esclavos (slaves) Thomas Green, wife & children 11 32 Thomas Marston Green, wife & son 11 3 Cato West, wife and son 8 3 Guillaume Duelt, wife and children 3 23 David Smith, wife & children 5 7 Guillermo David & wife & children 4 2 Juan White, wife & children 8 1 Tiago White, wife & children 11 1 Ricardo Gooden, wife & children 5 2 Thomas Ethridge, wife & children 4 - Xphal Ryer & wife 2 - Guillermo Barland 1 - ------ Pasageros y enganchados: 7 72 88 Total: 79 note: Guillame Duelt is probably William Dewitt who had married Catherine White, the daughter of William White, just before the voyage. Juan White is John White. Guillaume White is William White brother to both Juan and Tiago (James) White. | White, John* (I2141)
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| 2216 | 1783 widow, James McClelen 41 LA William 16 LA 1834 Avery 13 LA 1837 Archer 10 LA 1840 Octavie 6 LA 1844 next door: 1782 Wd Dan Clarck 1809 MS Catherine Clarck 1833 17 LA Mary Ann Clarck 14 1836 LA Emelee Clarck 12 1838 LA Amende Clarck 7 1843 LA Hermogenes Clarck 5 1845 LA 1781 Widow Sara Stanton 39 VA Sara Clarke 70 LA 1780 Oscar Stanton 39 tanner MS 1777 widow Lou McCleland 40 VA (next door to Abram Harmon 62 & Angelina 24 and oter side, William S. Harman 22 and Sara Jean 17 | Clark, Tabitha (I13829)
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| 2217 | 1784 Benjamin followed his sons John, Robert, and Archibald down into the Wautauga Country where his sons had migrated about 1773. | Blackburn, Benjamin* I (Immigrant) (I855)
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| 2218 | 1784: "Virginia Genealogist Vol 23, No. 1: Jan - Mar 1979, Whole #89" "Frederick Co Virginia 1800 Tax List" William Jones - 1 m over 16 ( ---- - 1784) at the time of his father's death 1809, owed him $400 Found in census in Henry Co; same age as other "siblings" but sibling relationship not confirmed 1810 Henry Co, KY (26-45 (1765-1784) 1820 Henry Co, KY (45+) bef 1775 3 children under 10 (1800-1820) 1 female 26-45 (1765-1784) 1810 New Castle, Henry Co couple,male over 45 bef 1765; female 26-45, 1 slave, total 3 | Jones, William (I14002)
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| 2219 | 1785 Martin Co, District 7, state census Matthew Burnett, one son under age 21, and three females James Burnett, four sons under 21, and four females John Burnett, one son under 21, eight females, and seven slaves) lived nearby, close to Jonathan Cherry. Ephraim Burnett, three females The only Ballard families in district 7 (the Burnett families were only in district 7, the Halifax end of Martin Co) Elias Ballard, (over the age of 60, with three females) Elisha Ballard, two sons under 21, two females, and seven slaves) Jesse Ballard, living alone. There were no Foreman or Ballentine families. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~eazier1/Cherry/CHERRY-Pgs201-300.pdf | Burnett, Matthew (Matthis/Matthus) (I57307)
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| 2220 | 1785 Martin Co, District 7, state census Matthew Burnett, one son under age 21, and three females James Burnett, four sons under 21, and four females John Burnett, one son under 21, eight females, and seven slaves) lived nearby, close to Jonathan Cherry. Ephraim Burnett, three females The only Ballard families in district 7 (the Burnett families were only in district 7, the Halifax end of Martin Co) Elias Ballard, (over the age of 60, with three females) Elisha Ballard, two sons under 21, two females, and seven slaves) Jesse Ballard, living alone. There were no Foreman or Ballentine families. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~eazier1/Cherry/CHERRY-Pgs201-300.pdf | Burnett, James (I57308)
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| 2221 | 1785 Martin Co, District 7, state census Matthew Burnett, one son under age 21, and three females James Burnett, four sons under 21, and four females John Burnett, one son under 21, eight females, and seven slaves) lived nearby, close to Jonathan Cherry. Ephraim Burnett, three females The only Ballard families in district 7 (the Burnett families were only in district 7, the Halifax end of Martin Co) Elias Ballard, (over the age of 60, with three females) Elisha Ballard, two sons under 21, two females, and seven slaves) Jesse Ballard, living alone. There were no Foreman or Ballentine families. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~eazier1/Cherry/CHERRY-Pgs201-300.pdf | Burnett, John (eldest) (I57309)
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| 2222 | 1785 Martin Co, District 7, state census Matthew Burnett, one son under age 21, and three females James Burnett, four sons under 21, and four females John Burnett, one son under 21, eight females, and seven slaves) lived nearby, close to Jonathan Cherry. Ephraim Burnett, three females The only Ballard families in district 7 (the Burnett families were only in district 7, the Halifax end of Martin Co) Elias Ballard, (over the age of 60, with three females) Elisha Ballard, two sons under 21, two females, and seven slaves) note: Elisha m (1) Mary Everitt (2) Elizabeth Burnett Jesse Ballard, living alone. There were no Foreman or Ballentine families. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~eazier1/Cherry/CHERRY-Pgs201-300.pdf | Ballard, Elisha (I57316)
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| 2223 | 1788 - In this year they baptized their children in a Catholic Church in Mobile by Father Michael Lamport. "On the seventh day of November in the year 1788, I the pastor of the Parish of Mobile (solumnly baptized) in the house of John Stilly Lee Paul Reuben, born the ( ) day of may and Maria Sally, born the same day in the 1784 . " [photocopy in Spanish, p 112, Catholic Church Archives, Mobile., AL, 1788] " (The same day) solemn baptism of Miguel Washington, born the 3rd of September 1786 " ] " All are legitimate children of John Stilly Lee and Elizabeth (Isabel) White protestants, natives of America and inhabitants of the Tombigbee River in this district. Witnessed by Canano Cantananes, Secristan. Sr. Miguel Lamport" [photocopy in Spanish, p 113, Catholic Church Archives, Mobile., AL, 1788] | Stilley (Stillee) (Still Lee), Paul Reuben (I48040)
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| 2224 | 1788 - In this year they baptized their children in a Catholic Church in Mobile by Father Michael Lamport. "On the seventh day of November in the year 1788, I the pastor of the Parish of Mobile (solumnly baptized) in the house of John Stilly Lee Paul Reuben, born the ( ) day of may and Maria Sally, born the same day in the 1784 . " [photocopy in Spanish, p 112, Catholic Church Archives, Mobile., AL, 1788] " (The same day) solemn baptism of Miguel Washington, born the 3rd of September 1786 " ] " All are legitimate children of John Stilly Lee and Elizabeth (Isabel) White protestants, natives of America and inhabitants of the Tombigbee River in this district. Witnessed by Canano Cantananes, Secristan. Sr. Miguel Lamport" [photocopy in Spanish, p 113, Catholic Church Archives, Mobile., AL, 1788] | Stilley (Stillee) (Still Lee), Maria Sarah (I48041)
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| 2225 | 1788 - In this year they baptized their children in a Catholic Church in Mobile by Father Michael Lamport. "On the seventh day of November in the year 1788, I the pastor of the Parish of Mobile (solumnly baptized) in the house of John Stilly Lee Paul Reuben, born the ( ) day of may and Maria Sally, born the same day in the 1784 . " [photocopy in Spanish, p 112, Catholic Church Archives, Mobile., AL, 1788] " (The same day) solemn baptism of Miguel Washington, born the 3rd of September 1786 " ] " All are legitimate children of John Stilly Lee and Elizabeth (Isabel) White protestants, natives of America and inhabitants of the Tombigbee River in this district. Witnessed by Canano Cantananes, Secristan. Sr. Miguel Lamport" [photocopy in Spanish, p 113, Catholic Church Archives, Mobile., AL, 1788] | Stilley (Stillee) (Still Lee), Michael (I48042)
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| 2226 | 1790 Cheraws District, St. Thomas Co, South Carolina page 14 Moses Johnson 1 1 1 unk who these people are same page Judith Johnson - - 1 page 13 William Johnson 2 0 1 | Johnson, Moses** (I1400)
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| 2227 | 1790 Fairfield Co, South Carolina Samuel Young 1 male >16; 4 females; 1 slave; total 6 same page William Trapp same page Ralph Jones pg 8 Hugh Young >16; 2 females; 1 m <16; 4 slaves pg 10 Andrew Young 2 m >16; 2 f; 4 m<16; 4 slaves, total 12 next: Robert Wilson next: Samuel Johnson same pg William Johnson --------- William Trapp 2 males >16 5 males <16 5 females total 12 free white persons 1800 next to Mary Dukes daughter m a wooten | Young, Samuel (VA to Fairfield, SC, son of who?) (I68064)
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| 2228 | 1790 Foster, Providence Co, Rhode Island 1 male >16 1 female total of 2 pg 2 Sabin Hopkins Jason Pray Hugh Pray Jonathan Pray Jeremiah Pray Robert Saunders | Pray, Jeremiah (I69825)
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| 2229 | 1790 Frederick Co, Maryland: Samuel Chadd males <16 4; 1 >16; females 4 (total 9) William Chadd males 1 <16; 1 >16; 1 female; total 3 | Chadd, Samuel Sr (I23014)
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| 2230 | 1790 Guilford Co, North Carolina Name William Weatherly Home in 1790 Guilford, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over 1 Free White Persons - Females 1 Number of Household Members 2 | Weatherly, William (son of who?) (I78796)
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| 2231 | 1790 John Doak (Sr) l John Doak (Sr. abt 1784 William Doak (Wm Paisley abt 1780 (bros of Martha, > James Wilson Sr.> John Doak imm/Mary Wilson near William and Abner Weatherly & Kain Shelkott both 1810 and 1820 living near John Doak John Doak Jan 1773 (s/o William Doak & Ann Stuart) g/s of John (Imm) Name: John Doak (Capt John Doak (m Mary Foster) Home in 1820 Guilford, North Carolina Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820 Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 2 1776-1794 Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 < 1775 Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 1776-1794 Slaves - Males - Under 14: 4 Slaves - Males - 14 thru 25: 2 Slaves - Females - Under 14: 1 Slaves - Females - 14 thru 25: 1 Slaves - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 5 Free White Persons - Over 25: 4 Total Free White Persons: 4 Total Slaves: 9 Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 13 Name: J Doak Home in 1810 Greensboro, Guilford, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 3 Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over: 1 Number of Household Members Under 16: 1 Number of Household Members Over 25: 4 Number of Household Members: 9 | Weatherly, Jesse (I99485)
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| 2232 | 1790 Lincoln Co, North Carolina Name: Thom Welsh [Thomas Welch] [Thomas Welsh] Home in 1790: Lincoln, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1 Free White Persons - Females: 5 Number of Household Members: 7 (shown in transcription but do not see on the page (pg 5) | Welch, Thomas Samuel (I75008)
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| 2233 | 1790 Montgomery Co, North Carolina Edmond Nichols Free White Persons - Males - Under 16 3 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over 1 Free White Persons - Females 3 Number of Household Members 7 Joseph Nichols Free White Persons - Males - Under 16 2 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over 1 Free White Persons - Females 3 Number of Household Members 6 Land Grant Name: Joseph Nichols Issue Date: 20 Dec 1791 Residence Place: Montgomery, North Carolina, USA Certificate Number Range: 497-713 Description: Montgomery 497-713 Edmond Nichols, Jr. Free White Persons - Males - Under 16 0 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over 1 Free White Persons - Females 2 Number of Household Members 3 William Nichols Free White Persons - Males - Under 16 3 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over 1 Free White Persons - Females 1 Number of Household Members 5 John Nichols 2 2 4 | Nichols, Edmond* (I53435)
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| 2234 | 1790 NC Martin census Name: James Everitt [James Everett] (est maybe age 40ish? or 1750?) Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Martin, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 3 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1 Free White Persons - Females: 6 Number of Slaves : 1 Number of Household Members: 11 Name: John Everitt Junior [John Escritt Junior] Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Martin, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1 Number of Household Members: 1 Name: John Everitt Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Martin, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1 Number of Slaves : 22 Number of Household Members: 23 Name: Joshua Everitt [Joshua Everetts] Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Martin, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1 Free White Persons - Females: 1 Number of Slaves : 6 Number of Household Members: 8 Name: Nathaniel Everitt Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Martin, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 3 Free White Persons - Females: 4 Number of Slaves : 10 Number of Household Members: 18 Name: Nathaniel Everitt [Nathaniel Everett] Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Martin, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1 Free White Persons - Females: 3 Number of Household Members: 5 Name: William Everitt Senior Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Martin, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 3 Free White Persons - Females: 2 Number of Household Members: 6 Name: William Everitt Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Martin, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1 Number of Slaves : 8 Number of Household Members: 10 | Everitt, Esq. James (I57373)
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| 2235 | 1790 Randolph Co Wlliam McGowan males <16 3 aft 1774 males over 16 1 female 1 next: John Loller males <16 3 aft 1774 males >16 1 (abt 1740?) females 2 total 6 Isaac McDaniel between (unk) Elie Lollar (not ID'd) male <16 1 male >16 2 females 6 total 9 (Nancy Stone (d/o Thomas & Sarah Corder) m John Lollar 1819 White TN Thomas m2 Elizabeth Williams Elizabeth C Stone m Oliver Hopkins Moyer Oliver Hopkins s/o Christopher Moyer & Sarah McGowan, d/o o Pettigrew. | Lollar, John (I104132)
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| 2236 | 1790 Randolph Co, North Carolina 1790 Randolph Co Wlliam McGowan males <16 3 aft 1774 (prob Pettigrew here.) males over 16 1 female 1 next: John Loller (possibly uncle of John Lollar who married Nancy Stone - see note below) males <16 3 aft 1774 males >16 1 (abt 1740?) females 2 total 6 Isaac McDaniel between (unk) Elie Lollar (not yet Identified) male <16 1 male >16 2 females 6 total 9 (connection to Lollars) (Nancy Stone (d/o Thomas & Sarah Corder) m John Lollar 1819 White TN Thomas m2 Elizabeth Williams Elizabeth C Stone m Oliver Hopkins Moyer Oliver Hopkins s/o Christopher Moyer & Sarah McGowan, d/o o Pettigrew. | McGowan, Pettigrew S.* (I7374)
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| 2237 | 1790 Randolph Co, North Carolina 1790 Randolph Co Wlliam McGowan males <16 3 aft 1774 (prob Pettigrew here.) males over 16 1 female 1 next: John Loller (possibly uncle of John Lollar who married Nancy Stone - see note below) males <16 3 aft 1774 males >16 1 (abt 1740?) females 2 total 6 Isaac McDaniel between (unk) Elie Lollar (not yet Identified) male <16 1 male >16 2 females 6 total 9 (connection to Lollars) (Nancy Stone (d/o Thomas & Sarah Corder) m John Lollar 1819 White TN Thomas m2 Elizabeth Williams Elizabeth C Stone m Oliver Hopkins Moyer Oliver Hopkins s/o Christopher Moyer & Sarah McGowan, d/o Pettigrew. | McGowan, William* (I104134)
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| 2238 | 1790 Surry Co, North Carolina Name: John Hannah Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Surry, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 2 Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 3 Free White Persons - Females: 5 Number of Household Members: 10 same page with Alexander Doak | Hanna, John (I49992)
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| 2239 | 1790 tax list, Montgomery County, only male over 21, no males 16/21 | Doak, David Jr (I324)
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| 2240 | 1790 tax list, Montgomery County, only male over 21, no males 16/21. Will proved 19 June 1799, Augusta County, VA. | Doak, David Jr (I324)
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| 2241 | 1790 Wake Co, North Carolina 4 males under 16 (b before 1776) 1 male 16 and over free white females 4 slaves 4 total 10 next: Ethan Jones 1 male 16 and over 3 males under 16 4 free white females - - 8 | Jones, Jesse Riggs* (I19089)
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| 2242 | 1790-Edward Forman (Sr) then went to Plaqumine Brulee in Spanish La. (now Acadia Parish, La.). His sons: George & Ismael went to Jefferson County, Mississippi Census, with George F. returning to La. for the 1810 census, then back to Jefferson. Source: Ed Roberts, Monroe, La | Forman, Edward* (son? speculation) (I1654)
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| 2243 | 1792 - Box 1, Pkg.37, Will Bk.A, Pg.6 Probate Judges Office, Union, SC In the name of God Amen. I Edward Sanders Porter, of the State of South Carolina and county of Union Being thro the mercy and goodness of God tho weak in Body yet of sound and perfect understanding and memory do constitute this my last will and Testament Revokeing and disannuling all other wills here to fore made. and first too will and order that all my Lawfull Debts be paid and further I will and bequeath to my Loving wife during the Term of her widowhood this house where in I now dwell with all the furniture and Tenaments that lie about it wit all the Cattle, hogs sheep one Bay Horse named John and at her marrying or Death to be Equally divided among all my Children. and I will to my son Calvin Porter One bay Mare named doe Likewise to my son Epaphroditus a "Statling" Colt, Named Selah all which I will and order after my Death, And do constitute my two Eldest sons Lancelot Porter & Hancock Porter Executors of my Last will & Testament and Trustees for my wife and children. In witness whereof I here unto set my hand and Seal this first day of December 1791. Edward Sanders X Porter (Seal) his mark William Campbell Jesse X Holcom his mark Nicholas X Lazarus his mark RECORDED SEPT. 4, 1792 http://www.next1000.com/family/EC/porter.lancelot.html | Porter, Edward Sanders (I41553)
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| 2244 | 1793 On December 24, 1793 a Bond of Marriage of Dickerson Wood II and Hannah Wither was executed and delivered by John Withers, Hannah's father, to Henry Lee, Esquire, Governor of Virginia. The bond read: Dickerson Wood and Hannah Withers Marriage Bond Know all men by these Presents, That we Dickerson Wood and John Withers are held and firmly bound unto his Excellency Henry Lee, Esq. Governor of Virginia, in the just and full sum of one hundred fifty dollars, current money, to which payment well and truly to be made, to the said Governor or his successors, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these Presents: Sealed with our seal, and dated this 24 day of December 1793. The condition of the above obligation is such, that, whereas there is a marriage suddenly intended to be solemnized, between the above bound Dickerson Wood and Hannah Withers now if there be no lawful cause to obstruct the said Marriage, then the above obligation to be void and of no effect, otherwise to remain in full force and virtue. Sealed and delivered in presence of (illegible) /s/ Dickerson Wood /s/John Withers Dickerson Wood II joined Darnold, in Culpeper County, Virginia, after Dickerson Wood I died in 1803. William Wood seems to have stayed at the home place in Virginia until joining with others leaving for Kentucky in about 1816. It is not known if any other Wood came to Kentucky. The younger Dickerson Wood later settled in what became Marion County, West Virginia. He died between 1799-1864 in Marion County, West Virginia. There are descendents by his name in the 1880 census. Dickerson Wood, Jr. was the son of Dickerson Wood and Mary. The family lived at Leeds Manor, having property leased to them from Lord Thomas Fairfax. They were to take care of the land and have so many apple trees and so many acres of tenable land, paying a yearly rent of 100 pounds. This is all documented. __________________ http://www.nampoppy.com/Wood.htm Notes for DICKERSON WOOD: Copies from LDS Family History Library: Book US/CAN 975.5275 D2a "Fauquier Families 1759-1799; Comprehensive indexed abstracts of Tax and Tithable Lists, Marriage Bonds and Minute, Deed, and Will Books, and Others" by John P. Alcock: Page 274: Payne, James 92H-95H-son of William-99born MB 12/10/1795 to Elizabeth Wood, dau of Dickerson Wood, wit/bd Dickerson Wood(Jr.). M 12-410, 1796. He and Jesse Payne patrollers under Presley Payne, officer of patrol." Page 85: "Cunnagy, David +. MB 12/28/1795 to Mary Wood, dau of Dickerson Wood Sr., wit/bd Dickerson Wood Jr." Dickerson's son, also named Dickerson, joined his brother-in-law, Darnall Wood, in Culpeper County, Virginia, after his father's death in 1803. William Wood seems to have stayed at the home place in Virginia until joining with others leaving for Kentucky in about 1816. It is not known if any other Wood came to Kentucky. Young Dickerson later settled in what became Marion County, West Virginia and there were descendents with his name in the 1880 census. The younger Dickerson Wood joined his brother-in-law, Darnold Wood, in Culpeper County, Virginia, after the elder Dickerson Wood died in 1803. His brother, William Wood, seems to have stayed at the home place in Virginia until joining others leaving for Kentucky in about 1816. It is not known if any other Wood came to Kentucky from Virginia. The younger Dickerson later settled in what became Marion County, West Virginia and there are descendents by his name in the 1880 census. LDS Microfilm #1036440 Fauquier Co., VA Wills, shows Dickerson listed as son of Dickerson Wood. WOOD, DICKERSON 23 January, 1803 25 July, 1803 Wife, Mary Wood Sons: Dickerson, William, Elijah, James Mentions a daughter, but does not name. Wit: Lewis Jones, Enoch Smoot (Page 441) In the 1810 census Dickerson Wood was listed in Culpepper County, Virginia. He had four boys and 2 girls under 10 years of age. (Gabriel would have been 7 at the time), a boy and 2 girls ages 10-16; he and his wife were 26-45, and they owned one slave. The US Census of 1810 for Culpeper County, Virginia lists: Dickinson Wood 4 males under 10 1 male 10-15 1 male 26-45 2 females under 10 2 females 10-15 1 female 26-45 1 slave All of Dickerson Wood, Jr.'s male children, except for Gabriel, went to Nakomis, Montgomery County, Illinois. More About DICKERSON WOOD: Census: 1810, Culpeper County, Virginia Marriage Notes for DICKERSON WOOD and HANNAH WITHERS: LDS Microfilm #1036440 Fauquier Co., Marriages P.116. An alphabetical listing of those married in Fauquier Co., Va. Dickerson (Dickinson) Wood and Hannah Withers dated December 24, 1793. BOND OF MARRIAGE of Dickerson Wood and John Withers to Henry Lee, Esq., Governor of Virginia: (Source: Circuit Court Clerk, Fauquier County, Virginia, Book 1 Page 409). Know all men by these presents, that we Dickerson Wood and John Withers are held and firmly bound unto his Excellency Henry Lee Esq. Governor of Virginia, in the just and full sum of one hundred and fifty dollars current money, to which payment well and truly to be made, to the said Governor or his successors, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seal and dated this 24 day of December 1793. The condition of the above obligation is such, that, whereas there is a marriage suddenly intended to be solemnized, between the above bound Dickerson Wood and Hannah Withers now if there be no lawful cause to obstruct the said Marriage, then the above obligation to be void and of no effect, otherwise to remain in full force and virtue. Sealed and delivered in the presence of O. Gwathmey. Dickerson Wood [Seal] John Withers [Seal] December 24, 1793 Hannah's mother, Elizabeth, consented to the marriage. Fauquier County December 24th 1793. This is to certify that I Elizabeth Withers and Hannah Withers do give free liberty to Dickerson Wood to get ought license to join together the holy estate of matrimony as Witness our hands Elizabeth Withers Hannah Withers. (Volume 1-3 Fauquier County, Virginia Marriage Bonds) Dickinson Wood married Hannah Withers September 3, 1786 in Fauquier County, Virginia; Dickinson Wood married Hannah Withers December 24, 1793 in Fauquier County, Virginia. These two different dates of marriage were reflected on a CD. Obviously one of the entries is in error. There is a 7 year difference between the two marriage dates. Note also that the first name is given as Dickinson rather than Dickerson. However, it is proof beyond a reasonable doubt that Dickinson Wood and Dickerson Wood are one and the same because (1) the marriage to a Hannah Withers is common to them and (2) the marriages occurred in Fauquier County, Virginia. ___________________ From LaRita Couch (laritajim@cyberport.com) She states, "All the sons except Gabriel went to Nakomis, Montgomery Co, Illinois (according to my GGrandmother Fannie Wood Cline.)" She also states, "Do you know anything about Amelia and Gabriel having Indian descent??? It has been a tale that has been told forever on our side and I read a query on the Coshocton page that said she was part Indian. I think there is a difence in opinion on the amount of Indian blood and which tribe." | Wood, Dickerson* Jr (I5827)
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| 2245 | 1793: Marriage bonded by Thomas Jones who consents in writing (date given in Fred Co Marriages 1738-1850 Vogt, Kethley, 1984 - 16 May 1793, Bondsman, Thomas Jones) (There is a Thomas Jones in VA Co rent rolls '59 and '64) Died one day shy of her 89th birthday. | Bonham, Catharine* (I3194)
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| 2246 | 1793: Last Will and Testament of John A. Cooley. 2 Dec: Will vol. 15C, 1793-1797, pg. 311-313, Probate Court, DarlingtonCo, SC: In the name of God, Amen. I, John Cooley, of the County of Darlington in the state of South Carolina, planter, being very sick and weak but of perfect mind and memory and knowing it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this, and no other but this, my last Will and Testament. That is to say, principally and first of all, I give and recommend my soul into the hands of Almighty God who gave it, and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in a decent Christian like manner at the discretion of my Executor, nothing doubting but a the General Resurrection I shall receive the same again by the might power of God, and as thouching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life, I give, devise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form, which is to say: First, I lend and bequeath unto my beloved wife, Rachel, all my moveable estate, during her natural life; excepting one negro child named Rhode, which I give to my youngest daughter, Salley, forever. And after the death of my wife, I Will that all such moveable estate be equally divided amongst all my children. Item. I Will that my wife pay to each of my children one Shilling Sterling in cash within six months after my death. Item. Give and bequeath all my land to my four sons, viz. John, Allen, William and Kinchen, to be equally divided by men of their own choosing, allowing John's lot to be where he now lives, and I do hereby utterly disallow, revoke and disannul all and every other former Testaments, Wills, Legacies and I do appoint my loving wife, Rachel, Executrix of this my last Will and Testament. Ratifying Rachel Cooley, Executrix. Ratifying, sllowing and confirming this and no other but this to be my last Will and Testament, in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this Second Day of December in the year of our Lord 1793. Signed, sealed, published, pronounced by the said John Cooley as his last Will and Testament in the presense of us who in his presence and in presense of each other have herunto subscribed our names: Lewis Strickley, Samule Mixon, Frederick Bell, John Cooley (seal). 1795: Will proved DarlingtonCo, December, Intermediate Court. Lewis Strickley testified. http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/mckstorycooley.htm | Cooley, John Anderson Sr. (I28799)
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| 2247 | 1793: Marriage bonded by Thomas Jones who consents in writing (date given in Fred Co Marriages 1738-1850 Vogt, Kethley, 1984 - 16 May 1793, Bondsman, Thomas Jones) Frederick Co. VA Bond Surety Book, May 11, 1793. Know all men by these presents, that John Madden & Thomas Jones are held and firmly bound unto his Excellency Henry Lee, Esq. Governor of Virginia in the just and full sum of one hundred and fifty pounds, current money, to which payment well and truly to be made, to the said Governor, or his successors, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents, sealed with our seal and dated this 11th day of May, 1793. The condition of the above obligation is such, that, whereas there is a marriage suddently intended to be solemnized between the above bound John Madden and Catharine Bonham now if there by no lawful cause to obstruct the said Marriage, then the above obligation to be void and of no effect, otherwise to remain in full force and virtue. Signed John Madden and Thomas Jones (There is a Thomas Jones in VA Co rent rolls '59 and '64) (Frederick Co Va Marriage Bonds by Joan D Hackett & Rebecca H Good (Joan Hackett jhacket1@ix.netcom.com) | Family: John* Madden / Catharine* Bonham (F1512)
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| 2248 | 1794 Nov Jefferson Co., Tn. William Miller is adjoint adm. of estate of Jonathan Wood, deceased, with Martha Miller, alias (also known as) Martha Wood who entered into bond security and was qualified http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/13652846/person/-33867844 | Wood, Mrs. Martha (..) (I71800)
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| 2249 | 1794 BIRTH: Randle, p21 says 2 Aug 1794. Gravestone indicates it was 2 Jan 1794. 1850 http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=marcwheat&id=I00733 | Patterson, Mary "Polly" (I40602)
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| 2250 | 1795 26 Oct Jefferson Co., Tn. Will Book 1, pp. 15-16 Martha Wood, adm. of estate of Jonathan Wood, deceased, inventory taken 10 May 1793, sold 26 Oct. 1795 judgment attained in Hawkins Co., Tn. http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/13652846/person/-33867844 | Wood, Mrs. Martha (..) (I71800)
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| 2251 | 1795, 24 Nov ? John THOMAS to Jean MADDON, bondsman Mabra MADDON, Frederick County (marriage bonds, 31456_3rdBk, p055 | Family: John Thomas / Jane (Jean) Madden (F1541)
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| 2252 | 1798 Joseph, associated with Curtis (upon his return to the now U.S. Territory of Mississippi) and William Thompson to constitute a church near Natchez, Mississippi. (Chronology of Joseph Willis Sr.) ------------- Mississippi Missionary As mentioned before, Joseph was a member of Head of Enoree in 1797. Late that year or the next, he made his first trip to Mississippi with Richard Curtis, Jr. This trip was made without his family, as was the custom of the time to venture farther west, find a safe place and then return for the family. Baptist historian, W. E. Paxton records the results of this first trip: "They sought not in vain, for soon after their return they were visited by William Thompson, who preached unto them the Gospel of our God: and on the first Saturday in October, 1798, came William Thompson, Richard Curtis and Joseph Willis, who constituted them into a church, subject to the government of the Cole's Creek church, calling the newly constituted arm of Cole's Creek, ?The Baptist Church on Buffaloe." This church was located near Woodville, Mississippi and the Mississippi River east of Alexandria, Louisiana. Joseph returned for his family by 1799, but it would seem he might have made a trip across the river into Louisiana before this date, since this is where he returned with his family. Curtis had already made one trip to this part of the country in 1780. In that year Richard Curtis, Jr. along with his parents, half-brother and three brothers, and all their wives, together with John Courtney and John Stampley and their wives, set out for Mississippi. Mississippi Baptist historian T. C. Schilling wrote that "two brothers by the name of Daniel and William Ogden and a man by the name of Perkins, with their families, most of whom were Baptists" were also along on this first trip. http://files.usgwarchives.net/la/evangeline/bios/willis.txt | Willis, Rev. Joseph Sr. (half Cherokee Indian) (I106825)
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| 2253 | 1798 Cartwright Thomas F Smith 71 1849 Texas USA Pennsylvania Mary E Smith 76 1854 USA USA USA James T Smith 42 son 1888 Ezora Smith 37 dau-in-law 1893 Louisiana Louisiana Louisiana Mary C Smith 0 [6/12] gdau 1930 James O Smith 16 gson 1914 Garland I Smith 12 gson 1918 | Smith, Thomas F (I8225)
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| 2254 | 1798 Joseph Willis Sr. associated with Curtis (upon his return to the now U.S. Territory of Mississippi) and William Thompson to constitute a church near Natchez, Mississippi. (chronology of Joseph Willis Sr.) | Curtis, Rev Richard Jr. (I28630)
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| 2255 | 18 August 1757 when Bryan McDonald's will was proved (written 21 May 1757) listing his wife Katherine, sons Bryan (Jr.), Edward, Richard, James, Joseph and daughters Rebecca Bean, Catherine Armstrong, Mary Smith, and leaving his daughter Prisila "the bed she now lieth upon." His wife Catherine and son-in-law John Armstrong were named as Executors; witnesses were Joseph McDonald, George Robinson and Edward McDonald. | McDonald, Bryan (I49448)
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| 2256 | 18 Feb 1768: Tarpley, Travers. 6 Jan., 1768 - 18 Feb., 1768. Wife Betty, daughter Fanny; wife and family; 6 daughters: Betty Peachey, Winny McCarty, Fanny, Lucy, Milly and Nancy Tarpley; sons William Travers Peachey and Bartholomew McCarty; brother Col. John Tarpley, brother Col. James Tarpley; John Bellfield and Richard Mitchell executors. Richmond County VA, Will Book 7. Wills of Richmond County, Virginia 1699-1800, Robert K. Headley, Jr., Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1983, p. 149. 6 Jun 1768: Appraisment of the Estate of Major Traverse Tarpley decd. Ordered 6 Jun 1768. Richmond County VA, Will Book 7, 1767-87, pp. 13-16. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thamm&id=I16630 | Tarpley, Travers (I43000)
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| 2257 | 18 Feb. 1773: Citation to Martin Middleton of St. Mark's Parish to administer the estate of William Middleton of sd. district as eldest son. SRC: Holcomb, Probate Records of South Carolina, Vol. 2. (This makes the 3rd documented Martin) 24 Apr. 1773: Inventory of the estate of William Middleton as shown by Martin Middleton, administrator, certified by William (x) Middleton, Jr., Gideon Gibson, Gideon Gibson, Jr. SRC: South Carolina Miscellaneous Records Book 94-B, p. 490. NOTE: William Middleton, Jr. was apparently son of Martin Middleton (the 2nd Martin, deceased's brother), for he could not have appraised his father's estate. http://www.erikson.us/Ged2Html-I/d0010/g0000006.html | Middleton, Martin (I41583)
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| 2258 | 18 Feb. 1773: Citation to Martin Middleton of St. Mark's Parish to administer the estate of William Middleton of sd. district as eldest son. SRC: Holcomb, Probate Records of South Carolina, Vol. 2. (This makes the 3rd documented Martin) 24 Apr. 1773: Inventory of the estate of William Middleton as shown by Martin Middleton, administrator, certified by William (x) Middleton, Jr., Gideon Gibson, Gideon Gibson, Jr. SRC: South Carolina Miscellaneous Records Book 94-B, p. 490. NOTE: William Middleton, Jr. was apparently son of Martin Middleton (the 2nd Martin, deceased's brother), for he could not have appraised his father's estate. William Middleton, SENR and by his decease becomes the property of Martin Middleton his son and by his lw&t (ed: Last will and testimate) becomes the porperty of his son Stephen Middleton. - ref:A103-104, A104-106 & C239 dated 19 Apr 1800. Not sure if this is the right William: In 1816 Martin buys, from several different people, their "right to tract granted to William Middleton called Weavers old field." Not sure if this is the William referenced here (but it seems very likely): In 1773 William Middleton of Marion Co. died. Appraisers of the estate (worth 4000 pounds) on April 24 were William Middleton Jr, Gideon Gibson, and Gideon Gibson Jr. On the same day, Joseph Holland's estate was appraised by Gideon Gibson Jr., Martin Middleton, and William W. Middleton, Jr. The following people owed money to the Middleton estate: Wm. Alston Gideon Gibson Sr., George Gibson, John Berry, Jordan Gibson Sr., Benjamin Blackman, Peter Keighley, Thomas Brewinton, Isaac Nevils, Frederick Jones and Jacob Goings http://www.erikson.us/Ged2Html-I/d0010/g0000006.html | Middleton, William (I41581)
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| 2259 | 18 Jan 1682: THIS INDENTURE made ye 18th day of Janry. Anno. 1682 and in the Foyer and thirtieth yeare of the Reigne of Or. Soveraigne Lord King Charles the second &c. Between GREGORY GLASSCOCK of the Parrish of Farnham of the County of Rappa:, Planter, and MARY his Wife of one part and THOMAS GLASSCOCK of the County and Parrish aforesaid, Planter, of other part Witnesseth that the said GREGORY GLASSCOCK & MARY his Wife for Six thousand pounds of merchantable Tob: in cask to them in hand paid or secured to be paid have granted unto the said THOMAS GLASSCOCK his heires forever Two hundred acres of land being part of a Pattent for Six hundred acres formerly granted to his Father, THOMAS GLASSCOCK, deceased do decending unto the said GREGORY GLASSCOCK as heir unto his said Father lying and being on MOROTICOE CREEK in the County aforesaid begining at a Pockicory in ye line of a peice of land survayed for Mr. WILLIAM FANTLEROY & runing down a N. N. West branch of the said Creek its severall courses to a Cove next below the house Collo: TRAVERS formerly lived in and since in the occupation of Mr. THOMAS WILKS, and runing up the said Cove to a wild black Cherry tree at the head thereof, thence North East to a red Oake in the back line of the said 600 acres, thence No. We. to a marked Maple standing in a Branch wch runns between the Plantations of THOMAS GLASSCOCK and his Brother, GREGORY GLASSCOCK and tuning downe the said Branch its severall courses to the mouth thereof crossing a small Creek on a South West course to the place it first begann, as it was lately laid out or survayed by EDWIN CONWAY, Survayer of the County aforesaid, as by Copy of the Survay under his hand bearing date Janry. 15th 1682 giveing and hereby granting unto the said THOMAS GLASSCOCK together with the land, the plantation with all houses gardens orchards unto said land appertaining together with all the right wch said GREGORY and MARY his Wife or either of them hath to the same To have and to hold the said Two hundred acres with all the premisses unto the said THOMAS GLASSCOCK his heirs subject nevertheless unto the quitrents wch shall henceforth grow due to be paid and the said GREGORY GLASSCOCK will warrante and defend the said THOMAS GLASSCOCK his heirs forever and the said GREGORY GLASSOCK. & MARY his Wife will make any further Deeds for the further sure making of the premisses unto the said GLASSOCK at any time within the space of seaven years next ensuing this present date In Witness whereof the parties aforesaid have hereunto sett their hand and seales. Signed sealed and delivered in prsence of us THO: GEORGE, GREGORY GLASSCOCK, MARY PHILIPS the marke of MARY. GLASSCOCK. Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa: 2nd die Mali Anno 1683 et recordatr 7th die. Old Rappahannock Co., VA, Deed Book 7 - 1682-1686, pg 34-36. !3 May 1706/7: George Glasscock and Million, his wife, deed of land devised by the will of Thomas Glasscock. Christopher Robinson of Middlesex, and Judith, his wife, late widow of Corbin Griffin. Order Book Number 4. William and Mary Quarterly, Vol XVII, 1909, pg 77. !3 May 1716 The suit in Chancery between John Tarpley and Ann his wife, one of the Daughters of Thomas Glascock, late of Richmond County, Gentleman, deceased, Complainants and Charles Barber and Rowland Lawson, Executors of the Last Will and Testament of Ann Glascock, deceased, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Thomas Glascock, deceased, Respondents is dismissed, the Complainants not prosecuting. The suit in Chancery between John Tarpley and Ann his wife, one of the Daughters of Thomas and Ann Glascock, deceased, Complainants and Charles Barber and Rowland Lawson, Executors of the Last Will and Testament of Ann Glascock, deceased, Respondents is dismissed, the Complainants not prosecuting. Richmond County, VA, Order Book 6, 1711-1716, pages 491-492. http://lawsondna.org/Media/virginiacounties/Lancaster.htm http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thamm&id=I19716 | Glasscock, Thomas (I42670)
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| 2260 | 18 Jan 1800: Will of Joseph Shearman, proved 16 Jun 1800, Lancaster Co. VA WB 28, pg 40. Wife Susanna; daus Nancy Shearman, Sarah Mitchell, Susanna Payne; sons Thomas and Joseph. Joseph Chinn, Richard Mitchell, Jno Carpenter and Bartho. Chinn to supervise division of real estate and make inventory. Exr Susanna Shearman. Wits: Chichester Tapscott, Martin Shearman and Martin Tapscott. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thamm&id=I6879 | Shearman, Joseph (I42984)
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| 2261 | 18 Jan 1958 Memorial Service held at Occupy #1 to commemorate the placement of a large memorial stone at the site of his grave. 16 Baptist ministers and 250 persons were in attendance. (Chronology of Joseph Willis SR) | Willis, Rev. Joseph Sr. (half Cherokee Indian) (I106825)
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| 2262 | 18 Jun1900 Van Buren Co (District 3), Tennessee residence 176 Myres James Jul 1839 60 m 43 yrs farmer TN TN TN Altie wife Jan 1838 62 12 births 10 living TN Florence dau Oct 1870 29 single TN David son May 1876 24 single TN Gustie dau Jan 1882 17 TN John L. grandson May 1888 12 TN TN TN Ettie granddau Jan 1894 6 TN Residence 177 Myres, Harmon Feb 1859 41 TN TN TN m 26 yrs (1874 Sarah wife Mar 1859 41 TN TN TN 9 births 8 living William son Apr 1882 16 TN Cora May 1888 12 TN James Sep 1889 10 TN John son Jun 1892 7 TN Myrtle dau Jan 1893 7 TN Residence 178 Myres Floyd May 1879 21 m 1900 TN TN TN Mary Mar 1881 19 TN TN TN | Moyers, James Harvey (I31226)
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| 2263 | 18 Jun1900 Van Buren Co (District 3), Tennessee residence 176 Myres James Jul 1839 60 m 43 yrs farmer TN TN TN Altie wife Jan 1838 62 12 births 10 living TN Florence dau Oct 1870 29 single TN David son May 1876 24 single TN Gustie dau Jan 1882 17 TN John L. grandson May 1888 12 TN TN TN Ettie granddau Jan 1894 6 TN Residence 177 Myres, Harmon Feb 1859 41 TN TN TN m 26 yrs (1874 Sarah wife Mar 1859 41 TN TN TN 9 births 8 living William son Apr 1882 16 TN Cora May 1888 12 TN James Sep 1889 10 TN John son Jun 1892 7 TN Myrtle dau Jan 1893 7 TN Residence 178 Myres Floyd May 1879 21 m 1900 TN TN TN Mary Mar 1881 19 TN TN TN | Moyers, Floyd (I31252)
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| 2264 | 18 March 1734, O.S. p. 10 On the Petition of Christopher Zimmerman Order is granted him for a License to keep Ordinary at his house in this County for one Year, The said Christopher Zimmerman having paid the Governours dues & having together Mr: Abraham Field and Mr Samuel Ball his Security entered into bond according to Law and the said Zimmerman, Field & Ball have acknowledged their said Bond it is admitted to record. | Ball, Gent Samuel (I18606)
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| 2265 | 18 May 1885-filed 19 Oct 1885: M. J. Trantham, to son T. J. Lee and J. F. Lee, parcel of land in Pope Co., AR. Household furniture to be equally divided between T. J. Lee, J. F. Lee, Loyd Trantham and Z. T. Trantham. Land now in controversy between Z. T. Trantham and others against George W. Bradley to be equally divided between T. J. Lee, J. F. Lee, Loyd Trantham and Z. T. Trantham. Executor: Joesph Howard, J. S. Bayliss of Silex, AR. Sam H. Rye. signed, M. J. Trantham. Witnesses: J. J. Brown, Joesph Howard, J. S. Bailey From Pope Co., AR Will Book B, 1860-1910. findagrave.com | Matthews (Mathis), Mary Jane (I43083)
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| 2266 | 18 November 1735, O.S. p. 37 At the Court held for Orange County on Tuesday the Eighteenth day of November 1735 Present: Goodrich Lightfoot Abraham Field James Pollard Gent. Justices James Barber & Samuel Ball A Grand jury for the body of this County to wit Robert Cave foreman Abraham Bletsoe, Francis Browning, William Bryant, William Pannill, Edward Franklin, Phillip Bush, Anthony Head,William Kelly, Henry Downs, John Bransford, David Phillips, John Howard, George Anderson, Mark Finks, William Carpentor, George Woods, were empowered and Sworn and after having received the Charge withdrew and in a Short time returned to Presentements and ordered the Several Offenders be Summoned to Appear to the next Courts which sd presentement is as followeth. We the Grandjury of our Sovereign Lord the King and the body of Orange County upon our Oath present as followeth the vizt. (Several entries follow, of which the last one is:) Edward Haly Overseer of the Road from the tombstone to the old mountain road in this County for one Month last past have failed to keep the said Road in repair according to the directions of the Act of Assembly in that Case made and provided. | Ball, Gent Samuel (I18606)
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| 2267 | 18 Sep 1794: Rawleigh Chinn was appointed guardian (Ref. Leesburg Order Book) of their two daughters, Lucy Tarpley Chinn and Elizabeth Travers Chinn who at their mother's death were to receive slaves named Matt, Abigail and Jacob together with all of their increase, the said slaves having been lent to Frances Tarpley Chinn by her sister Lucy (Tarpley) Jones during Frances's lifetime. Info from Janean Ray, JRay38s@aol.com, 2003. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thamm&id=I1358 | Chinn, Rawleigh (I42991)
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| 2268 | 18 Sep 1794: Rawleigh Chinn was appointed guardian (Ref. Leesburg Order Book) of their two daughters, Lucy Tarpley Chinn and Elizabeth Travers Chinn who at their mother's death were to receive slaves named Matt, Abigail and Jacob together with all of their increase, the said slaves having been lent to Frances Tarpley Chinn by her sister Lucy (Tarpley) Jones during Frances's lifetime. Info from Janean Ray, JRay38s@aol.com, 2003. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thamm&id=I1358 | Chinn, Lucy Tarpley (I42995)
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| 2269 | 18 Sep 1794: Rawleigh Chinn was appointed guardian (Ref. Leesburg Order Book) of their two daughters, Lucy Tarpley Chinn and Elizabeth Travers Chinn who at their mother's death were to receive slaves named Matt, Abigail and Jacob together with all of their increase, the said slaves having been lent to Frances Tarpley Chinn by her sister Lucy (Tarpley) Jones during Frances's lifetime. Info from Janean Ray, JRay38s@aol.com, 2003. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thamm&id=I1358 | Chinn, Elizabeth Travers (I42994)
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| 2270 | 1800 Apr Age: 20 Jefferson Co., Tennessee Jefferson Co., Tn. Court Minutes 1782-1795 p. 163 Elizabeth Wood along with her siblings Andrew, Elijah, John, and Nancy, children of Jonathan Wood, deceased, named James Wood their guardian http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/13652846/person/-33875326 | Wood, Elizabeth (I71792)
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| 2271 | 1800 Abbeville South Carolina Name: William Mcbride Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Abbeville, South Carolina Free White Persons - Males -10 thru 15: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 Number of Household Members Under 16: 2 Number of Household Members Over 25: 2 Number of Household Members: 4 This William b bef 1755; too old to be Wm, son of Alexander, unless an error. Wife's age 26-44 would be correct. Son b 1785-1790 and daughter b 1790-1800 same page (pg 55): Thomas McBride Name: Thomas Mcbride Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Abbeville, South Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 Number of Household Members Under 16: 1 Number of Household Members: 3 pg 54 Absolom Cox | McBride, William (I32600)
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| 2272 | 1800 Cumberland, Providence, Rhode Island pg 42 Benjamin Sanders next: Elimzer Sanders same pg: Jason Pray pg 43 (in sequence on pg) Jonathan Pray Phebe Pray Peter Hopkins Hugh Pray James Stone Ezra Goodspeed pg 44 Jeremiah Pray 1 m >45; 1 f 26-44 | Pray, Jeremiah (I69825)
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| 2273 | 1800 Delaware, Sussex Co, Indian River Hundred census roughly alphabetical; may not be adjacent pg 4 Name Comfort Mcilvain Home in 1800 Indian River Hundred, Sussex, Delaware Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25 1 Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44 1 Free White Persons - Females - Under 10 2 Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44 1 Number of Household Members Under 16 2 Number of Household Members Over 25 2 Number of Household Members 5 next: Alex McIlvain next: Leonard McIlvain 3 residences then Benj McIlvain pg 3: David McIlvain | Stockley, Comfort (I102985)
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| 2274 | 1800 Fairfield Co, South Carolina pg 6 Name: Moses Young Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Fairfield, South Carolina Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 1 Number of Household Members Under 16: 1 Number of Household Members: 2 next: Name: William Young Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Fairfield, South Carolina Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 2 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 2 Number of Household Members Under 16: 3 Number of Household Members Over 25: 1 Number of Household Members: 6 | Young, Moses (I74481)
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| 2275 | 1800 Fairfield South Carolina pg 23 Jane Weirs (1756-1774) 1f 26-44; 2m 16-26; 2f 10-15; 1m 10-16; 1f <10; 2 m <10; Samuel Weirs (1775-1784) m&f 16-25 total 2 John Weir (1756-1774) m&f 26-44; 1m 10-16; 1f 10-15; 1m <10; 3f <10; 1f 16-25 total 10 Samuel Young m&f 26-44; 2 f<10; 2 slaves david weir Sr; (1756-1774) m&f 26-44; f 10-15; 2m <10; 1f <10 2 slaves james weir (<1745) 1m>45; m&f 16-25; 1m 10-15; 2m <10; 2f 10-15; 1f 16-25; 1f 26-44 (note: it doesn't look like these Weirs are the same Wear (sometimes spelled Weir) family in my file) pg 6 Moses Young m 16-25; f 10-16 William Young m 26-44; 2f 10-15 1f <10; 2f 16-25 3 household members <16; total 6 ------------------- 1810 Hugh m&f 26-44; 1m <10; 3 f <10; 1m 16-25; 1 f 16-25; 13 slaves (same pg Mary Corder; Sarah Stone) John 1 16-25; 1 slave Martin m&F 16-25; 2f<10; 5 slaves Phillip m&f 26-44; 1m and 1f 10-15; 2m <10; William >45 1 m 26-44; 1f >45; 12 slaves | Young, Samuel (VA to Fairfield, SC, son of who?) (I68064)
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| 2276 | 1800 Hillsboro, Caswell Co, North Carolina Jno Jones Name: Jno Jones [John Jones] Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over: 1 Number of Slaves: 5 Number of Household Members Under 16: 1 Number of Household Members Over 25: 1 Number of Household Members: 8 Richd Jones [Richard Jones] Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 Number of Household Members Under 16: 2 Number of Household Members Over 25: 1 Number of Household Members: 4 Erekiel Jones [Ezekiel Jones] Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 Number of Household Members Under 16: 1 Number of Household Members: 3 | Jones, Ezekiel (I92551)
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| 2277 | 1800 Hillsboro, Randolph Co, North Carolina (alphabetical) Pudy McGowan 1 male 16-26 1 female 16-26 William McGowan 3 males < 10 2 males 10-16 1 male 45+ bef 1745 1 female <10 1 female 36-45 | McGowan, Pettigrew S.* (I7374)
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| 2278 | 1800 Hillsboro, Randolph Co, North Carolina (alphabetical) Pudy McGowan 1 male 16-26 1 female 16-26 William McGowan 3 males < 10 2 males 10-16 1 male 45+ bef 1745 1 female <10 1 female 36-45 | McGowan, William* (I104134)
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| 2279 | 1800 Kentucky Tax List Chambers, Bourbon County John Chambers Silas Chambers | Chambers, Silas (I134)
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| 2280 | 1800 Lincoln Co, North Carolina Name: Thomas Walsh [Thomas Welsh or Welch] Home in 1800: Lincoln, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 3 Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 2 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 Number of Household Members Under 16: 5 Number of Household Members Over 25: 1 Number of Household Members: 7 next: Thomas Welch Sr. 1 m >45; 1 f >45; 1 f 16 thru 26 | Welch, Thomas Samuel (I75008)
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| 2281 | 1800 Mass census Index: Ham 270 Jabez Nichols (Sr.) was born December 20, 1728 in Brimfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts. Records show he was married to Hannah Broughton and Hannah Mirick, although they may have been the same person. Jabez and Hannah Mirick were marrn Sturbridge, Worchester County, Massachusetts, on January 4, 1741. I am unable to find any record of the date of marriage of a Hannah Broughton, nor of any parentage of either Hanna. Jabez and Hannah had eight children, including Jabez (Jr.). I do not have a date or place of death for either. | Nichols, Jabez Sr (I12389)
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| 2282 | 1800 Morgan, Wilkes Co, North Carolina pg 26 (loosely alphabetical) Edmund Jones Ambrose Jones George Jones Morton Jones Hugh Jones Joseph Jones Edmund Jones Thomas Jones William Jones pg 27 Benjamin Jones Judah Jones William Jones Peter Jones | Jones, Morton (I85698)
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| 2283 | 1800 Salisbury, Guilford Co, North Carolina pg 27 Name: Curtis Weatherly Home in 1800 Salisbury, Guilford, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1 1775-1784 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 1775-1784 Number of Household Members: 2 next: Name: Jesse Weatherly Home in 1800 Salisbury, Guilford, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1 1775-1784 Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 <1755 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1775-1784 Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over: 1 Number of Household Members Over 25: 2 Number of Household Members: 5 | Weatherly, Curtis (I78799)
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| 2284 | 1800 Salisbury, Guilford Co, North Carolina pg 27 Name: Curtis Weatherly Home in 1800 Salisbury, Guilford, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1 1775-1784 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 1775-1784 Number of Household Members: 2 next: Name: Jesse Weatherly Home in 1800 Salisbury, Guilford, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1 1775-1784 Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 <1755 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1775-1784 Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over: 1 Number of Household Members Over 25: 2 Number of Household Members: 5 | Weatherly, Jesse (I99485)
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| 2285 | 1800 Salisbury, Guilford Co, North Carolina pg 43 William Weatherly Abner Weatherly Levy Weatherly William Weatherly Andrew Weatherly | Weatherly, William (son of who?) (I78796)
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| 2286 | 1800 Salisbury, Rockingham NC Absalom Young Name: Absalom Young Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Salisbury, Rockingham, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 (1756-1775) (1755) Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 Number of Household Members Under 16: 2 Number of Household Members Over 25: 1 Number of Household Members: 4 next John Young (prob bro of Absalom) Name: John Young Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Salisbury, Rockingham, North Carolina Free White Persons - Males -10 thru 15: 1 1785-1790 Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 2 1775 - 1784 Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 2 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 2 Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 Number of Household Members Under 16: 3 Number of Household Members Over 25: 2 Number of Household Members: 9 | Young, Absalom (NC) (I45815)
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| 2287 | 1800 Second Census of Kentucky Moler, Isaac Montgomery 8/22/1800 Moler, Joseph Jr Montgomery 8/22/1800 Moler, Joseph Sr. Montgomery 8/22/1800 | Moler, Isaac (I15865)
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| 2288 | 1800 Second Census of Kentucky Moler, Isaac Montgomery 8/22/1800 Moler, Joseph Jr Montgomery 8/22/1800 Moler, Joseph Sr. Montgomery 8/22/1800 | Moler, Joseph* Sr. (Rev War) (I14486)
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| 2289 | 1800 Second Census of Kentucky Moler, Isaac Montgomery 8/22/1800 Moler, Joseph Jr Montgomery 8/22/1800 Moler, Joseph Sr. Montgomery 8/22/1800 | Moler, Joseph* Jr. (I394)
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| 2290 | 1800 Union District, SC Moses Renfroe Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Union District, South Carolina Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 1756-1774 Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 Number of Slaves: 1 Number of Household Members Under 16: 2 Number of Household Members Over 25: 1 Number of Household Members: 5 | Renfro (Renfrow), Moses (I15125)
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| 2291 | 1802, John signed as security to a land sale of his brother Thomas. note by ss: This transaction is said to be sons of Imm David, but it seems more likely they are sons of David Jr. 1802 land sale: Thomas buying, needed security of brother John. If John b low end of 1781-1790; then just turning 21 and probably needed a security. But John who signed the security, son of Imm Dave, was already in his 40s and appeared to be younger than the thomas mentioned in father's will. Why would baby bro be signing for security? No, the John who signed for Thomas (1781-1790 - and would have to be 1781 - not 1790) - would be another John older bro to Thomas, grandsons Imm Dave. It makes more sense that the John who provided security for baby bro Thomas is John (John of Wythe) son of David Jr.; and Thomas is also son of David Jr. that we didn't have yet. To further validate this theory, John, who married Lydia, gave his year of birth as 1781 in 1850 census. | Doak, John (I52954)
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| 2292 | 1803 The will of John Pickett, in Culpepper County, Virginia, was dated 9 July and named Hannah and children John, Wm, Caty married to Hume, Elizabeth married to Settle, Polly married to James, Sally, Judith, Nancy, Hannah, and Lucy. Land owned in Kentucky. | Pickett, John Seymour (I89420)
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| 2293 | 1803-1805: Moved to Kentucky: He witnessed the will of Peter Luke in 1803 in Virginia. 1805, May: Heir in father's will, mentioning his residence there. 1806 Jan: Frederick Co. VA Deed Book #29, pp 473-477, Jan 30, 1806, Jan 30 - John Madden and Cathrin (sic) his wife and George W. McCormack for the sum of 530 pounds paid by McCormack for a tract or parcel of land being part of a greater tract, formerly the property of Mabry Madden, Esq. deceased, land bequeathed to John Madden and his heirs, 83 acres and bordering on lands now owned by William and Jacob Madden (bros). Signed by John Madden and Kitty Madden. (adjoins land of Peter Luke, Wm and Jacob Madden) something in document about "aid Kitty cannot conveniently travel to the Bennet house to make acknowledgements of the said furniture, therefore we do give unto you and any two of your..." (Note: McCormack - Elizabeth Ann McCormick m Amos Ackley Bonham in 1832. Amos (b1809) s/o Samuel Bonham & Mary Sowers; G/son of Samuel Bonham & Catherine Ackley (Bonham, Jones) 1806, Sept: When Peter Luke's will was executed John was residing in Kentucky. Frederick Co Va Wills- 1795-1816: will of Peter Luke (exe 11/20/1803; 9/1/1806) witnessed by John Madden. "records of this will delay pending deposition of John Maen, residing in Bourbon Co, Ky." (p 383-384) (note: Bourbon Co, a part that became Nicholas Co 1810 KY census: Bourbon Co, one John Madden, one male 26-45. Only resident listed) 1820 KY census: one John Madden Fleming Co p 73A ** look up ** (Fleming Co originally Mason Co. Mason Co originally Bourbon Co) 1830 KY census: one John Maden Fleming Co p 029 ** look up ** 1833: He was already living in Harrison Co, Indiana, when his brother William joined him. Best guess is he went to Indiana sometime between 1819 and 1821. George was b 1818 in KY, and Matilda m in Indiana in 1822. Son Isaac must have returd to Kentucky for his bride in 1823 as he would have been 12 or 14 at the time of removing to Indiana, unless he stayed back with someone, not going with the family. Son Samuel also married in KY in 1828. Apparently they stayed in Indiana until at least after 1836 when Caroline married. There is a Madden Cemetery in Harrison Co, Call No. "1" G977.201 H323g bk1 Pam. also: MADDEN CEMETERY, HARRISON CO, BOONE TWP, 1 MILE N W LACONIA, Call no. "1": G pf 977.201 H318 no 1 Location only Call no. "2": G 977.201 H323g Location only Possibly Bonham's 1st wife Cindrella Pell is buried there. Note: Corydon was Indiana's capital from 1813 to 1825 when it became Indianapolis. Settlers began arriving in Harrison County soon after 1800. Most records such as wills, deeds, and marriages begin in 1809. A few genealogies tell of squatting a few years earlier. Streams were the basis of travel and the first settlers found farms near them. Travelling down the Ohio by raft the settlers poured in from Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and North Carolina. Many Southerners came to Indiana to avoid the slavery issues. Most slaves were by maters upon crossing into Indiana. Most of Harrison County's earliest settlers found farms along the forty-mile Ohio River border or the tributaries in the southern half of the county. One of the earliest was the well-known Indian fighter, Squire Boone, brother of Daniel. He sled after 1802 and built a large grist mill on Buck Creek. After death his remains were entered in a small cave nearby where he once escaped marauding Indians. Boone relatives built Old Goshen Church in 1813, which is the oldest in the county, and the oldest Baptist church in Indiana. Boone relatives still live in the area. 1837: Settled in Scott Co, Illinois. 1850 Scott Co, Illinois, Naples Census: p 034A LN HN FN (farmer) 29 580 601 Madden John 80 M Do 800 Virginia 30 580 601 Madden Catharine 71 F Virginia 31 580 601 Jones Stephen 55 M Do Virginia 32 580 601 Jones Emeline 16 F Kentucky 33 580 601 Jones John W. 29 M Do Kentucky 1850: Nov 20 died at age 80 yrs 9 months. Buried in Madden Cemetery in Scott Co, IL, 2 miles East of Exter, IL. ______ Clark Co, KY - formed 1792, parent co: Bourbon & Fayette Co. Seat: Winchester Clay Co, KY - 1806, Madison, Floyd, Knox - Manchester Bourbon Co - 1785, Fayette - Paris _____ from John Reedy 3/3/99 Just got the Madden Probate records today. I just skimmed - not a heck of a lot there. His son George sued the estate of John for work on the farm since 1840. The executor was Henry Steward, who, apparently was a doctor and was owed quite a bit too. Have signatures of Catharine and John (yes Catharine wrote it with an 'A', so I guess that makes it official. John died intestate. Stephen and John W. Jones are barely mentioned. List of personal property comes to $175 or so, way short of the monies owed. Remains to be seen about Real property - did not see anything on it, assuming that he even owned any. I will copy and send soon - I haven't even developed the pictures yet. John By the way, I would guess that the Henry Steward household might be a good place to look for Catharine after 1850. | Madden, John* (I3193)
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| 2294 | 1804 - p.537. Claim No. 529. 18 Mch, 1804. Jesse Edwards, of Claiborne Co., to John Stillee, for $300, in hand paid, 640 acres on Road leading through teh Wilderness from the Grindstone Ford at the forks of Big Black and the Wilderness Roads, which land I settled and cultivated in 1797 and am thereby entitled to a donation of 640 acres. Jesse (x) Edwards. Wit: Rd. Claiborn, W. B. Shields. // File. Claimant, John Still Lee, 9 Mch. 1804. Wit: James Holloway, 21 Aug. 1804. Notation: Davenport Wiseman, Thomas F _________, and Sarah Edwards, June 12, 1806. Certif. D-251, issued 8 Apr. 1807. [Natchez Rec., Book B Land Claims, p. 399] | Stilley (Stillee) (Still Lee), John (I7744)
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| 2295 | 1804- Unrecorded Land Claims No 1914. Claimant" Lancelot Porter , 24 Sept 1804. Witness: Reuben Mayfield, 22 Jan. 1805. Certificate D-161 issued 16 Dec. 1806. Misss. Ter., Adams Co. Hoochitta River. Purchased from Thomas Aldredge the right of preference as claim by sd Aldreiged in Feb. 1803, when he cleared a parcel of land, made a brush fence and planted corn, also peach trees and in 1804 Lancelot Porter settled sd palce and cleared 3 acres and is now liing on it. Miss. Ter., Adams Co. // Thos. Aldridge, of sd county, for $500 in hand paid by Lancelot Porter, of sd county, sells all right of occupancy on land on south side of Homchitta River, June 1804. Wit" Hiram Downs, John Scarlett and Shad Port. Proved before the Board, 10 Sept 1805. [ McBee p578] =========================== --------------------------- also, Stephen Middleton, 1st cousin of Mary Middleton Porter, his dau-in-law: Abstracts of Early Records by May Wilson McBee. The Natchez Court Records, 1767-1805 Certificate D-66 issued Sept. 26, 1806. Miss. Ter. Stephen Middleton claims a preemption right to 155 acres, improved and cultivated in 1803. He has lived on it ever since, on the main fork of Homochitto River, in Adams County. No. 1322. Claimant: Stephen Middleton, 28 Mar. 1804. Witness: Reuben Mayfield. 6. Certificate D-67, issued 26 Sept. 1806. Miss. Ter. Stephen Middleton claims the right to become the purchaser of the United States of 112 acres on the south of the Homochitto River, by virtue of its having been inhabited and cultivated in 1802 by Joseph Bradley, who was at that time the head of a family, and inhabited and cultivated the same on 3 Mar. 1803, and said Joseph Bradley sold the tract to said Stephen Middleton. | Porter, Lancelot "Landlot" (I41526)
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| 2296 | 1805: Culpeper Co, VA Deed Book AA p 215: William Duke and Mary, his wife, to George Compton, a certain tract of land whereon said Compton now lives, beginning at corner to Richard Duke... to thornton's back line, cotaining 100 acres more or less. 1820 census of Culpeper Co, VA shows a George Compton, which could be our George. Listed: 3 males born between 1810-20 (John 1814, Elisha 1816, Thomas 1818) 2 males born between 1804-1810 (Richard 1806, George 1810) 1 male born before 1775 (George) 2 females born between 1804-10 (must be Delilah and somebody else. Not Henrietta and Nancy) 1 female born before 1775 (Sarah born 10 Jan 1776 Maryland) Migrated to Ohio in Sep 1831 by wagon. 1831-34 Tax lists for Jackson wp. 1840 Jackson Twp, Coshocton Co, Ohio census 1810 Culpeper Comptons: <10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45+ <10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45+ oth slv COMPTON, EDWD 3 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTON, GARRIOT 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTON, GEO 4 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTON, HENRIETTA 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 2 0 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTON, HOWARD 2 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTON, JAS 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTON, JNO 2 1 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTON, RICHD 1 0 1 0 0 3 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTON, STEAPHEN 3 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTON, TURNER 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTON, WALTER 1 0 0 1 0 4 1 0 1 1 0 10 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTON, WM 2 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 | Compton, George* Washington Sr (I2741)
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| 2297 | 1806 Tax List - Eastern Tennessee Taxpayers In Capt Lonas Co Demsy Coker, 0 acres, 1 Poll, is found. Also in this Co is Thomas Hudiburgh. Charles Coker's brother, William, died in Knox co, 1816, and left a will mentioning 16 children (none named Dempsey). Hudiburgh married the widow of William Coker. In Capt Tipton's Co William Coker is found, 300 acres. This is William, brother of Charles, that died in 1816. Also in this list is Jude Coker. This is Judith Moore, widow of Charles Coker who died in 1800. http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/COKER/2000-07/0962946808 | Coker, William (I94977)
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| 2298 | 1807 SETTLERS OF LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA Jurisdiction of Orcoquisac, Texas The following article was taken from the Louisiana Genealogical Register, Volume XXIX, #1, March 1982 issue with the full permission and consent of the Louisiana Genealogical and Historical Society (LGHS). (snip) Another Family Blas Lecham (Braise LeJeune) Catarina, his wife (Ana Quintero) children: Bautista, 32 years Celestina, 7 years property: Cattle 15 Another Family Juan Eromdreque (John Aaron Drake, Sr. ) Serafina Esmitt, his wife (Charity Smith) children: Maria Luysa, 14 years Servant Carlos, 32 years property: Cattle 200 Horses 6 Another Family Juan Eromdreque (John Aaron Drake, Jr.) Rosalia Apser, his wife (Rosalie Absher) children: Francisco, 6 years Erom, 5 years (Aaron, III) Ricardo, 4 years Serafina, 3 years Juan, one year and 6 months Maria, 11 months Servant, Cirildo Lamdrey Another Family Santiago Meglasam (Jacob McGlothin/McLaughlin) Maria Manta, his wife (Mary Thompson) children: Ana, 10 years Beatris, 6 years Matilde, 4 years Francisco, 3 years177 Antonio, 2 years http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/46972606/person/24003210972/media/2?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid|pgNum | Drake, John Aaron II (I65586)
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| 2299 | 1808- Sept 30 - John Stillee was ill from at least the 27th of Sept through the 30th. On the last day E. H. James the doctor or pharmacists who made house calls and gave medication. John dies apparently on the 30th after he is given a tincture of opium. The doctor submits a bill for $23 to the estate. Paid by March of 1811. [photocopy from John Stilly] "The estate of John Stilly" is billed for a coffin at $8 by Edwards Hinds. Bill is paid by Reuben Stilly on the same day. | Stilley (Stillee) (Still Lee), John (I7744)
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| 2300 | 181 Whittington, Isaac M and Hulda J. residence 182 Benjamin H Anthony 41 KY Aline C Anthony 29 KY Mary E Anthony 15 IL Charles C Anthony 10 MO Jincy Anthony 9 MO Melvina Anthony 1 IL Missouri Anthony 2/12 IL | Anthony, Benjamin H. (I37583)
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