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1. | Joseph Horton was born about 1725 in Granville Co, North Carolina; died in 1768 in Granville Co, North Carolina. Joseph married about 1751. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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2. | Samuel Horton (1.Joseph1) was born about 1752 in Halifax Co, North Carolina; died in Feb 1795 in Halifax Co, North Carolina. Samuel married Jane Swart about 1772. Jane was born about 1752; died after 1790. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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3. | Sarah Horton (1.Joseph1) was born about 1754; died after 1754. |
4. | Margaret Horton (1.Joseph1) was born about 1756; died after 1756. |
5. | Charity Horton (1.Joseph1) was born about 1758; died after 1758. |
6. | Joseph Horton (1.Joseph1) was born about 1760; died after 1760. |
7. | Nathan Horton (1.Joseph1) was born about 1762; died after 1762. |
8. | Moses Horton (1.Joseph1) was born about 1764; died after 1764. |
9. | David Horton (1.Joseph1) was born about 1766; died after 1788. |
10. | Julius Horton (or Houghton) (2.Samuel2, 1.Joseph1) was born about 1775 in North Carolina; died in May 1818 in Washington Parish, Louisiana. Notes: Julius was the son of Samuel and Jane (Swart) Horton and the husband of Susannah Purnell whom he married about 1799 at Halifax Co., N.C. After living in N.C. for forty years Julius gathered his family and moved westward. He gave his father-in-law, John Purnell, power-of-attorney for his land and property before he left N.C. Stories are that he left N.C. because he had killed someone, however, the circumstances are unknown. By 1818 he had settled in Washington Parish, Louisiana, where he "died of a fever", leaving his wife, Susannah, and their several younger children. Julius' oldest daughter, Nancy, and her husband, James W. Bulloch (an experienced soldier and frontiersman) were with the Horton family. The decision was made that the family would continue west to Texas where the Mexican government was granting new land to immigrants. (Julius' burial site in Washington Parish is unknown). Julius married Susannah Purnell about 1799 in Halifax Co, North Carolina. Susannah (daughter of John Purnell, Sr and Mrs Penelope (..) Purnell) was born about 1780 in Halifax Co, North Carolina; died on 06 Dec 1862 in San Augustine Co, Texas; was buried in Washington Parish, Louisiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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11. | Williford Horton (2.Samuel2, 1.Joseph1) was born about 1777; died after 1777. |
12. | Mourning Horton (2.Samuel2, 1.Joseph1) was born about 1780; died after 1780. |
13. | Judith Horton (2.Samuel2, 1.Joseph1) was born about 1782; died after 1782. |
14. | Esther Horton (2.Samuel2, 1.Joseph1) was born about 1784; died after 1784. |
15. | Riddah Horton (2.Samuel2, 1.Joseph1) was born about 1790; died after 1790. |
16. | Nancy Horton (10.Julius3, 2.Samuel2, 1.Joseph1) was born about 1800 in Halifax Co, North Carolina; died on 07 Sep 1854 in Millwood, Collin Co, Texas. Nancy married James Whitis Bulloch (or Bullock) about 1819. James was born in 1788 in Stern, Granville Co, North Carolna; died on 29 Sep 1859 in Collin Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart] |
17. | Samuel W Horton (10.Julius3, 2.Samuel2, 1.Joseph1) was born in 1808 in North Carolina; died after 1860 in of, San Augustine Dist, San Augustine Co, Texas. Other Events and Attributes:
Notes: Census: Samuel married Isabelle Weeks about 1826. Isabelle was born in 1815 in Tennessee; died after 1860 in of, San Augustine Dist, San Augustine Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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18. | Alexander Purnell "Sandy" Horton (10.Julius3, 2.Samuel2, 1.Joseph1) was born on 19 Apr 1810 in Halifax Co, North Carolina; died on 11 Jan 1894 in San Augustine Co, Texas; was buried in Alexander Horton Cem, San Augustine Co, Texas. Notes: Alexander Horton, early settler, local official, and aide-de-camp to Sam Houston during the Texas Revolution, the son of Julius and Susan (Purnell) Horton, was born on April 18, 1810, in Halifax County, North Carolina. In 1823 he moved, with his widowed mother and other members of her family, to Texas. With his brother, Sam W., and his brother-in-law James Whitis Bulloch, Horton crossed the Sabine River into Texas on January 1, 1824. The three built a cabin on the Attoyac River, where Horton, aged thirteen, was left in charge, while the other two returned to Louisiana for the remainder of the family. In 1827 Horton participated in putting down the Fredonian Rebellion, and on August 2, 1832, under Bulloch, he fought in the battle of Nacogdoches against José de las Piedras. From 1831 to 1833 he served as sheriff of Ayish Bayou and in 1835 represented Ayish Bayou (or San Augustine) in the Consultation. When Sam Houston was appointed commander-in-chief of the Texas army in 1836, Horton was named his aide-de-camp and fought as such in the battle of San Jacinto. He was chairman of the board of land commissioners in 1838 and collector of customs of San Augustine in 1838-39. Horton was again sheriff of San Augustine in 1844 and played an active part in arresting the leaders of the Regulator-Moderator War. After 1844 he was mayor of San Augustine for several years. His last public office was as representative of San Augustine and Sabine counties in the Fifteenth Legislature. Alexander married Elizabeth Cooper on 23 Jan 1837. Elizabeth was born on 20 Apr 1808 in Port Gibson, Claiborne Co, Mississippi; died on 30 Jul 1846 in San Augustine Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart] Alexander married Mary Elizabeth Harrell on 30 Dec 1847. Mary was born on 6 Sep 1830 in Amite Co, Mississippi; died on 29 Aug 1923 in San Augustine Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart] |
19. | William Wade Horton (10.Julius3, 2.Samuel2, 1.Joseph1) was born in 1814 in North Carolina; died on 9 Dec 1849 in San Augustine Co, Texas; was buried in Alexander Horton Cem, San Augustine Co, Texas. Notes: Wm Wade Horton was the son of Julius and Susanah (Purnell) Horton and the husband of Amanda Teal. His grave was reportedly among the first graves in this cemetery. The land for the cemetery was provided by his brother, Col. Alexander Horton (aide-de-camp to General Sam Houston) for whom the Horton Cemetery is named. Wm Wade Horton was a Texas Ranger. Although it is generally noted that William Wade Horton was married to (1)Amanda Teal and (2)Mary C. McDaniel, and that he had two daughters, Leanna and Susan by Amanda and a daughter Wadeanna by Mary, there is still some disagreement among genealoges in this area. Family/Spouse: Amanda Teal. Amanda was born in 1813; died in 1847 in San Augustine Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
William married Mary C. McDaniel on 1 Mar 1848 in Nacogdoches Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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20. | Henry Horton, Sr (10.Julius3, 2.Samuel2, 1.Joseph1) was born in 1817 in Halifax Co, North Carolina; died before 1839 in San Augustine Co, Texas; was buried in Perkins Cem, San Augustine, San Augustine Co, Texas. |