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| 7001 | MARRIAGE: Hi Cal: I thought I'd pass on the information that Daddy's sister, AdaLoreneJordan Davis Vann died Tuesday, August 2, 1999 in Cleveland, Texas. Graveside services were held Saturday, August 7, at Ryan Cemetery in Cleveland. Lorena has been ill with Alzheimer's for 2-3 yearsalthoughthey thought she was doing well physically. I asked her daughter whatcausedher death and she said she just went to sleep and didn't wake up so Idon'tknow what they will determine was the actual cause. I downloaded your gedcom from your Warren webpage the other day.Inoticed that you show Daddy's brother's birthdate as June 2, 1926. Actually,itwas June 29, 1926. That's also the day their mother died. I justthoughtI'd mention it while it's in my head. I've written Tim Cox to see if we may be researching the same fol grandmother's side of the family. Her mother was a Cox connected tothe Rountrees of Goochland Co., VA. My great grandmother had abrotherOrren. We seem to have a lot of the same information. That's all the news I have for now. I hope you enjoyed your tripwithyour family. It's really hot here. 102 officially today but 104 on ourdeckat 3:30. I'm ready for fall. Later, Louise | Family: Richard Adren Davis / Ada Lorena Jordan (F1703)
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| 7002 | MARRIAGE: Hi Mr. Ingram My name is Ernest Bell, Jr. I have enjoyed reading throught yourWarrensand related families. You had some of mine all the way around. My dadwas Ernest, G-father Andrew Jackson, G/Gfather William T. Bell somefolkshave his middle name M. but it really is T. I have a big picture of h den. GG/Gfather was Henry Lewis his father was actually William C.Bellnot George as some folks have it. My GGGG/Gfather was James Bell whowasmarried to Frances Beasley. My mothers folks were Milby's and I haveworkedreally hard on them this last year along with what already has been done.AgainI enjoyed your work. I live in Nashville Tn and Louisville, Ky. MyPhone#'s are 615-292-8975 and 502-499-7622. If you come this way give me acall.I also am the overseer of the Bell Cemetery at Allendale. Oneotherquestion I have not been able to come up with and answer is The Bell-BloydCemeteryas for as I know has always been during my life time called the Perkins Cemetery. It is quite possible that my William Bell owned thelandbefore and was named for him and the Bloyds. Please help me if possible. | Family: George Washington Bell / Rachael Gowdy (F14270)
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| 7003 | MARRIAGE: I am not yet convinced that this William Perry Despain or WilliamJosephDespain are both sons of Peter and Nancy [Skaggs] Despain. A couple of items that I haven't seen in Despain genealogy isduplicatefirst names of children. If this information is proven to be correct, then we have two"identical"first name children: 1.) William Joseph Despain, born 19 March 1813 in Green County,Kentucky(Various sources, but the Despain Log Cabin is one) 2.) William Perry Despain, born 2 August 1837 in Green County,Kentucky(again, the Despain Log Cabin is one source) I have not found William Perry DeSpain, son of Peter DeSpain (andagranddaughter), in records that I have gone through, but apparently others have. Those that have come across thisrecordstate that as a minor child, Wiliam D. Skaggs, who was magistrate of Green County, Kentucky and the child's uncle, wasmadehis Guardian. (William D. Skaggs would have been a first cousin, as WilliamDavidSkaggs was the son of David Skaggs) Only one other item that I would hope could be clarified, again,becauseI have not accessed the information. William Perry Despain is listed as born 2 August 1837 in GreenCounty,Kentucky (Rev. War pension abstracts indicate this, although I haven't seen or found a written account of thispensionabstract). His death record has his birth date as 6 August 1832, again I haven't seen or found a written account of thedeathrecord, for all to interpret. Now that I have talked some about William Perry Despain, I move ontoWilliam Joseph Despain. I know even less about him, then I do about William Perry Despain. Anyone haveanyinformation that can support that William Joseph Despain is the son of Peter Despain. I believe some oftheNebraska Despains had kept family bibles, but I am not sure of this. | Family: William Perry Despain / Elisha Warren (F15899)
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| 7004 | MARRIAGE: I do have a couple of copies of old letters of Wiley P. Jordan...they are quite hard to read: Postmarked Okemah, Okfuskee Co, OK, Mar 8, 1909: "March th(?) 1909 Mrs Susanah Thomson. Dear Sister, with great pleasure I write youagain and tel any excuse for the long delay. I have bin in bad health the last 3 weaks; had a very bad rising on the back of my neck is some better now but ther is 3 more coming now one just below the old oneand a just above and I can hardly tel whether the old one is much betteror not. any way the situation is very painful. I am some what lonely. Della an Jesse has moved to Wetumka a town about 25 or 30 miles from hear it did not suit me to go just now there were no place for me toput my tools for a shop without paying to much rent and then I might haveto stay there 6 months befor could work much bisness and I get rite smart work hear and I thought I would stay with it a while longer any way I have a pretty fair one room house about 14 by 16 feet square it costsme one dollar an 50 cents a month rent after my trouble and expence of fixing it up there are two other shoe shops hare besides mine but we a(?) mix up the custom with our selves the best we can for a while yet anyway. Well about the picture you wanted after I decided to stay hear an keep back I had to by bedding and a cooking outfit so I could cook (?)at an sleep(?) in my shop and it cost me a rite smart little bitof money to fix so I could live like a decent old Bacheler, but I wil git the picture bfore very long an send it to you. I bought a (?)keyheater for a cook stove it is flat on top with 2 eyes(?) one for the dinnerpot an one for the frying pan. I am going to ......................................??????????? back hear I think I wil get the picture an send it to you. You ask about Charley Jordan I don't know where they are I have not heard from any of them in (?) years. The last I heard of them they were in Flat(?) County Texas.You speak about ...(?) is he hapens to get where you are tel him I wouldbe awful glad to see him an tel him to write to me an tel me al about the country where he has bin an how he likes it. tel Mr. Thomson I would like to see him and have hold of his hand once more. tel me what youare al doing away out there and what you are doing it with. I would loveto go out ther an stay a month with you its so far away I fear I wilnever have money enough to travel so far what is the name of your nearest(?) does Denk(?) or Sallie Welch live in that country and how far are you from them. I would be glad tosee them a gain this is Sunday having getting a litle bit late an looking like rain guess I had better chop off for this time an begin to make preparations for my litle oldsupper but I stewed a pot ful of fresh meat for dinner and have light(?)bread and butter an aggs and I wil not cook any more tel morning and then there (?) be coffee in the bil(?) write soon to your Brother (signed) W P Jordan." The other letter is postmarked aug 16, 1909, Wetumka, OK "August the 15th 1909 Mrs Susanah Thompson Dear Sister I wil to answer your kind letter which came to hand some time ago and should have bin answered sooner but I hav not bin fealing well an the weather has bin so hot an dry and I am so nervous I can hardly write at al. I hav nothing much to write crops are fine inthis country and we had a fine rain night before last the first we hav hadin 6 weaks an the Earth had begun to be very dry an dusty, but the raindid come and it looks like rain today. I guess you are getting good rains in that country now I hav the Dallas news by me and it mentions good rains in midle an Southern Texas Crops are fine in this country...(page missing)...to get a little bad an bother me about writing and I hope you wil excuse my delay in answering your letter Della got a letter from Lula the other day and I was glad to read it.I am always glad to read her letters becaus they show that she is lively and independent an to smart to bother much about hard times failuresor disapointments hoping this may find you all in good health. I close for the present write soon to your Brother. W P Jordan" Well, cousin, I'm glad to hear from you, Pam Pressney 3533 Buena Creek Rd. Vista, CA 92084 | Family: Wiley Powell Jordan / Missouri Ellen Robinson (F794)
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| 7005 | MARRIAGE: I have been collecting Waldropp census data in Texas and have "some" of the Waldrops from Commanche County, Texas listed in my notes. The census was split on two microfilms, and only one has been looked at. Volume 23, Supervisors District 4, Enumeration District 30, Sheet #2, Line 81, enumerated on 2 June 1900 by John B. Foster: Name Race Sex Birth Mo/Yr Age Born Fa Bn MoBn Waldrop, Hezekiah, White Male, Dec/1819 80 Miss. Ga Tenn. (Living alone and listed as Widowed) Waldrop listed in cemeteries of Commanche County, Texas: Siloam Cemetery: H. R. Waldrop Nov. 27, 1833 - Jan. 5, 1900 Mahala, wf. of H.R. Waldrop Apr. 11, 1837 - Apr. 19, 1892 H. Waldrop Dec. 6, 1820 - Jan. 20, 1905 Irena, wf. of H. Waldrop Feb. 18, 1818 - Jan. 19, 1900 W. Riley Waldrop Dec 30, 1844 - Mar. 17, 1932 Co. K, 33rd Texas Cav. CSA Nancy M. Waldrop Jun. 28, 1848 - Sep. 17 1936 Mercer Gap Cemetery: Oliver Waldrop 1886 - 1963 Gertie Waldrop 1891 - 1965 Indian Creek Cemetery: Pearl Waldrop Sep. 25, 1899 - Dec. 30, 1900 Daughter of C.P & L.D Waldrop Marriage in Comanche County, Texas: K or H Waldrip to Irena Hasly 28 Jan 1883, Volume B-2, page 96 Amanda Waldrop to R. H. Rhodes 12 Jan 1888, Vol 1, page 56 Effie Waldrop to N. W. Hayes 10 Feb 1891, Vol 1, page 280 Mahala Waldrop to J. M. Webb 9 Oct 1892, Book 2, page 114 M. J. Waldrop to W. J. Barnett 16 Mar 1893, Book 2, page 174 Eveline Waldrope to E. E. Yarborough 24 Apr 1895, Book 2, page 367 Sarah Waldrop to G. W. Crabb 3 Oct 1895, Book 2, page 407 Sallie Waldrop to M. C. Parks 3 Sep 1896, Book 3, page 44 Cora Waldrop to J. A. Burton 3 Jul 1898, Book 3, page 254 Pearl Waldrop to G. A. Palmer 27 Aug 1899, Book 4, page 32 B.P. Waldrop to Mattie Beard 6 Jan 1900, Book 4, page 90 Edna Waldrop to W. C. Haney 17 May 1903, Book 4, page 533 | Family: Hezekiah 'Ky' Waldrop / Amanda Maudy Smith (F12743)
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| 7006 | MARRIAGE: I have Paschal C. Warren & Lusetta or Lettice Skaggs married 8 May 1847, by Elijah Etherton, in Green County, Kentucky. | Family: Paschal C. Warren / Letitia "Lettie" Skaggs (F14531)
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| 7007 | MARRIAGE: If Charlotte's parents were alive and living in Manitoba in 1881,thereare a few possible fathers for Charlotte, listed as follows: Joseph Hall, English origins, age 56 [born 1825] - LivingMarquetteDistrict, Burnside Area 1, page 2 [Microfilm 1375919] Isaac Hall, English origins, age 59 [born 1822] - LivingMarquetteDistrict, Brunside Area 2, page 23 [Microfilm 1375919] William Hall, English origins, age 47 (born 1834) - LivingSelkirkDistrict, Assiniboia Area, page 37 [Microfilm 1375918] Henry Hall, English origins, age 44 [born 1837] - Living LisgarDistrict, Rockwood Area 2, page 39 [Microfilm 1375919] In the area where Charlotte was married [Portage La Prarie,Manitoba,Canada], a Lizzie Hall was married on 15 November 1882 at the residence of J.J.Hall. She married a Edward Logan, married by the Reverend A. Bell, as listedin the local newspaper as such. [I am curious if the Joseph above wasboth Lizzie Hall and Charlotte Hall's parents]. Perhaps the second J.shouldbe a B. | Family: George Kerr Fulton / Charlotte Jane Hall (F21923)
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| 7008 | MARRIAGE: Info from Sandy and Shawn Kisor ekisor@swbell.net I have John T. Skaggs and Mary Jane Underwood marriage certificate. His brother in law William Larimore was bond for John T. Skaggs. So that puts Moses David Skaggs as John T. Skaggs father. Hi Mr. Calvin Ingram My name is Sandra Kisor. I have found your web page on the Skaggs and the Underwoods. We are descended down through Mary Jane Underwood married John T. Skaggs and there daughter Susan Elizabeth Skaggs Mary Jane Underwood born Sept 14, 1836 and died Jan 18, 1916 inShawnee, OK she is buried at Mission Hill Cemetry plot 35 row 2 John T. Skaggs died 1911 in Tecumseh OK and is burried at Mission Hill Cemetry Pott 19 Row 2 There daughter Susan Elizabeth Skaggs born 9-12-1857 died in Umatila, Florida married Samuel Dennis Miles Children: Sarah Augusta Miles born 12-26-1875 d: 6-19-60 James Mason Miles born 3-8-1878 d: 10-5-38 John Eli Miles born 12-2-1881 d: 6-3-23 Albert Rufus Miles born 11-19-1883 d: 4-11-65 Edward Wood Miles born 8-10-1886 d: 11-27-70 Rosa Eula Miles born 4-17-1891 d: 8-17-1891 Effie Florence Miles b: 9-25-1892 d: 12-6-52 Claudis Dewy Miles b: 6-15-1895 d: 3-7-68 Almost all of Samuels and Susan's kids are burried in Mission Hill Cemetry Shawnee, Oklahoma. We live in Shawnee, Oklahoma and there isa lot of family from Susan and Her parents John T. Skaggs and Mary Jane Underwood here. Susan Elizabeth Skaggs was my husbands 2nd great grandmother and JohnT. Skaggs and Marry Jane Underwood was his 3rd great grand parents. Iamwondering if you can help on who John T. Skaggs parents are? And anyotherinformation would be helpful. I look forward to hereing from you. Thank you for your time. Sandy and Shawn Kisor ekisor@swbell.net John T. Skaggs his middle name is Tyler born 4 Feb 1834 Green Co., KY married 28 Sep 1853 to Mary Jane UnderWood Children: Charles Skaggs b. 03 Dec 1854 Taylor Co., KY d. Grayson Co. TX Celia Skaggs b. 1855 Taylor Co., KY died as an infant in Taylor Co.,TX Nancy Skaggs b. 1856 Taylor Co., KY married King in Indian TerritoryOK Susan Elizabeth Skaggs born 12 Sep 1857 Taylor Co. KY married Samuel Miles 12 Feb 1875 Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, OK John Hamilton Skaggs b. ABT. 1860 Taylor Co., KY d. Silo, OK in the south of OK. Lewis Byron Skaggs b. 18 Mar 1862 Taylor Co., KY died November 7, 1926 Tecumseh,OK married Irene, Unkown Mary Skaggs b. 15 Jul 1865 Taylor Co., KY married McCarty d. Tecumseh,OK | Family: John Tyler Skaggs / Mary Jane Underwood (F13084)
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| 7009 | MARRIAGE: Ingram, Edward Year: 1838 Quarter: Sep Record Type: Marriages Contributor: r65lee District: Nuneaton Volume: 16 Page: 376 | Family: Edward Ingram / Ann Smith (F19144)
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| 7010 | MARRIAGE: Is there a relationship between the following 3 Warren families? 1. Hugh Warren, wife Sally ---- lived 1820 census Iredell Co. &LincolnCos.,N.C. had a dau. Martha Warren b. ca. 1798 N.C. married1826 LincolnCo.,N.C. to William Smith. Martha & Wm. came to MonroeCo.,In. maybe asearly as 1830. Did Hugh & Sally also have a son HughJr. b. 1810-20 whomay have married a 2nd time in 1837 Monroe Co.,In.to Mary Ann Carr? 2. Eli Warren married Mary Fox, sister to Moses Fox, somewhere inN.C.ca. 1827. Came to Monroe Co.,In. 1840-50. They divorced by 1849 &had 3ch. Hugh b. ca. 1828 N.C., Louisa/Elizq b. ca. 1836 In. & Janeb.ca. 1843In. The above Foxs may be related to Hugh Fox who was insameneighborhood in 1790 Burke Co.,N.C. census as a Robert & Wm.Warren. 3. Drury Warren b. 1786 Franklin/Henry Co.,Va. marr. 1st to ? 2ndShelbyCo.,Ky. 1818 to Jerusha (Smith) Hunter, 3rd Shelby Co.,Ky. 1820to MaryEliz. Legg. Came to Putnam Co.,In. by 1840 & was in MonroeCo.,In. in1850 census. Drury d. 1854 & buried in Liberty Cem. MonroeCo.,In. All 3 of these Warren families lived in Bean Blossom Twp., MonroeCo.,In.Was it just a coincidence or were they all related somehow? | Family: Thomas Warren / Jane Browne (F18083)
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| 7011 | MARRIAGE: It would appear that John Alfred SKAGGS was a son of Ottawa B. SKAGGS and Pricilla THOMPSON. See 1860 Green County Census, family # 61. Ottawa was a son of John SKAGGS and Pricilla was a daughter of James THOMPSON and Elizabeth CORY. | Family: John Alfred Skaggs / Mary Elizabeth Pierce (F17530)
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| 7012 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Dan William Garner / Janet Lucille Ingram (F9691)
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| 7013 | MARRIAGE: JeremyJohnson1984 (View posts) Posted: 25 Nov 2007 2:14PM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: According to the latter of the two newspaper clippings shownbelow,Rhoda, wife of William Warren Sr. Was a Foster before hermarriage toWilliam Warren. In her husband's Rev. War Pension recordshe claimed thatshe married at the age of 14 in Greenville Co., SouthCarolina ca. 1775but her maiden name was never given. The newspaperarticles discusss anold cloak which passed from mother to daughter inthis family. The Larue County Herald 13 May 1886 Mrs. Rhoda Skaggs, who is now over eighty years of age, has acuriousrelic of times that are long gone by. She has a cloak or shawlthat wasworn by her grandmother while living in England. From bestinformationobtainable, it is supposed to be over 200 years old, and isyet wellpreserved. The Larue County Herald 18 February 1904 Rachel Despain of Malt is the owner of an old time cloak. It was giventoMrs. Despain by her mother, Mrs. Rhoda Skaggs. It was given toMrs.Skaggs by her mother, Mrs. Rhoda Warren. Mrs. Warren received itfrom hermother, Mrs. Rhoda Foster. It is at least 200 years old. | Family: William J. Warren / Rhoda Forrester (F15740)
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| 7014 | MARRIAGE: JOHN ELKIN FAMILY John Elkin, merchant, "2nd Colony (inhabitants of Bristol, Exeter and Plymouth), I show only one son, Ralph Elkin b ca 1636 in England, he came to Virginia in 1657 and then returned to England and then came back to Virginia in 1661 to York Co., Va., and with his sons Richard and Ralph, Jr. became the founders of the Elkins family in Va. He was married to a Miss Ashton. His land was in what was known then as Tide Water, Va. His occupation was that of a gentleman. He received agrant of land in York Co., from Governor Francis Morgan. The Elkin Family later moved in Westmoreland and King George Counties. RALPH ELKIN'S children were: RALPH, JR. m Frances (no dates)oneson, Nathaniel NATHANIEL m Rebecca, d 1733 in King George Co., Va. JOHN m Elizabeth, d 1730 in King George Co., Va. ELIZABETH RICHARD b ca 1669 m before 1690 to Mary Williams and ca 1697 m Elizabeth Bryant, d 1726. (my ancestor) RICHARD ELKIN'S children by (l) wife Mary Williams was: JAMES bca1695, d 1717 RICHARD ELKIN'S children by (2) wife Elizabeth Bryant were: RICHARD,JR.,b 1698 in Stafford Co., Va. m Mary Gallop, d 1751 JOHN b 1705 m Helen Schofield NATHANIEL b ca 1707, d 1797 ELIZABETHbca 1709 MARGARET b ca 1711 m Jarrett Stevens m 1727 in King George Co. JEAN b ca 1713m Bartholomew Redman, 1727 in " " PRISCILLA b ca 1715 m Benjamin Sebastian, 1727 in " " JAMES b ca 1717 in Stafford Co.or King George Co., Va m CATHY(myancestor) JAMES ELKIN was Sgt. from Halifax Co., Va., in the French and IndianWar (Colonial Militia, 651-1776, Vol. 2, Page 73. I show that he hadoneson, James, Sr. b 16 Apr. 1755 in Henry or Halifax Co., Va., m Martha Jackson, 23 Aug. 1782 in Washington Co., Va. by Rev. Simeon Cookwell,d 6 June 1836 in Clark Co. Ky., burial Elkin Farm on Lulbeqund Creek. JAMES ELKIN, SR. and Martha Jackson had 12 children: KATHARINE b 1784, Clark Co., Ky. m Francis White, 1801, d 1824 MARY (POLLY) b 1786 m Wm. Richardson 1808 DORCAS b 1788 m JohnHawk,1810 MARTHA (PATSY) b 1791 m Bradley Richardson, 1810 JANE b 1793 mWm.Barnes 1818 RHODA b 1796 m John Crow, 1819 NANCY b 1796 m James Crow, 1823 JAMES, JR. b 1800 m Lucinda Osborne, 1822 , d 1877 buried in the Elkin Cemetery. (my ancestor) ZACHARIAH b 1803 m Ann Stokeley, 1822 WILLIAM b 1805, d 1807 SABRINA (SIBBE) b 1808 m JesseRichardson,1835 ELIZABETH b 1811 m Rev. Robert Crow, 1832 JAMES ELKIN, SR., was a Revolutionary Soldier, enlisted 1776 fromHenry Co., Virginia and served through the war. He was at the battle ofKings Mountain with his Captain Rees Bowen who was killed in the battle. His Revolutionary services have been accepted many times by the Daughtersof the American Revolution for man of his descendants. JAMES ELKIN, JR. and Lucinda Osborne children were: WILLIAM PERRY b 1824 in Clark Co., Ky., m Miranda Fisher, 1846, d 1888, burial in Elkin Cemetery JAMES MICHELBORO b 1826 m Sally A. Eubank, 1847, d 1892 LUVICY BOWEN b 1828 m (1) Chas B. Ewell, 1844, (2) Arthur N. Kingd1893 THOMAS BOONE b 1830 m Elizabeth Langlen, 1852, d 1892 MARTHA KEZIAH b 1833 m Simpson Wills, 1881 d 1887 BENJAMIN CHILTON b 1835 m (1) Susanne Rucker, 1861 m (2) Sarah Witlisle, 1876, d 1882 ZACHARIAH FIELDING b 1837 m (1) Minerva A. Wood, 1858 (2) Elizabeth Adams, 1885, d 1907 JOHN D. b 1839 d 1863 SOLOMON COLUMBUS b 1841 m Frankie Patrick, 1864, d ca 1899 (Confederate Soldier, Sgt. Co. A 14th Ky. Calvary) SILAS ALLEN b 1843 m Catherine Kerr, 1864 d 1911 JOSEPHINE CINDERELLA b 1846 m John W. Dawson, 1863 WILLIAM PERRY and Miranda Fisher's children were: JAMES S. b 1847, Clark Co., Ky., (stillborn) JOHN WILLIAM b 1848 m (1) Eliz. Berryman, 1867 (2) Ann Harris, d1918 SARAH A. b 1850 (stillborn) JAMES THOMAS b 1852 m (1) Minnie Wills, 1874 (2) Nancy Hughs, 1890,d1940 SARAH LUCINDA b 1853 m Marion Dawson, 1873 d 1944 burial in LaBelle Mo. Cemetery SUSAN JOSEPHINE b 1855 m (1) James Catheau, 1883 (2) Benjamin Poor,d1927 ELIZBETH b 1858 BENJAMIN CHILTON b 1859 m Matilda Rankin, 1884,d1934 burial in LaBelle Mo Cemetery MARTHA E. (Molly) b 1861, d 1881 SOLOMON COLUMBUS b 1863, d 1865 MIRANDA C. b 1865, d 1866 ULYSSES GRANT b 1867 m Hattie Hoskins, 1894, d 1961 burial in LaBelle Mo. Cemetery FIELDING RAPARD b 1869 m Ruth Johnson, 1914, d 1919 in Indiana Hope this will help someone.Dorothy Dawson Daniel | Family: Ralph Elkins / ??? Ashton (F44101)
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| 7015 | MARRIAGE: John Ellis of Medfield & Mary Hill of Sherbourn were married bySamuelSewell Esq. Apr. 7 | Family: John Ellis / Mary Hill (F14723)
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| 7016 | MARRIAGE: John Lamb, Bondsman | Family: William Jones / Susan Lamb (F16579)
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| 7017 | MARRIAGE: John Stinnett on bond | Family: John Blackhawk Skaggs / Milly Ann Stinnett (F17522)
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| 7018 | MARRIAGE: Jose amd Manuela Trujillo had 12 children. | Family: Jose Tranquilino Trujillo / Maria Manuela Vigil (F31650)
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| 7019 | MARRIAGE: Joseph Merrifield & Mary Rogers were married by Mr. Benja. Wodsworth Apr. 6. A Report of the Record Commissioners of Boston, Massachusetts 630 - 1699 by William H. Whitmore Call Number: F73.4.B67xvol.9 | Family: Joseph Merrifield / Mary 'Margaret' Rodgers (F13131)
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| 7020 | MARRIAGE: Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI, 1790-1907 Document number: 10638 Description number: 1 Number of acres: 80.0000 Accession number: MI1130__.141 Patentee Surname: Colony Patentee given name: Elijah State name: Michigan Volume: 1130 Page number: 141 Land office: Monroe Aliquot part reference: N½NW Section number: 12 Township: 5 South Range: 4 West Meridian or special survey area: Michigan Principal Meridian Title transfer authority: Sale-Cash Entries Combined signature date: Jun. 15, 1837 Multiple patentees: N Multiple warrantees: N Signature: Y Canceled document: N Subsurface rightsreserved:N Metes and bounds: N Fractional section: N Hillsdale County, Michigan Colony folks: Reuben Colony Elijah Colony - May have travelled on to Knox County, Ohio On the 1834 Wells, Bradford County, Pennsylvania assessment list, Henry Colony Jr had acquired property of Estill Wilson. Henrypurchased 65 acres from brother Elijah Colony Aug 1834, land that had beenpatented to James Hall and sold to John Brownell who in turn sold toElijahColony. This same property, now called 70 acres, was sold July 1835 to Hiram Ranney of Bainbridge, New York, signed Henry Colony and Sally C.Colony. 1840 listed as Elijah Colary in Miller Township, Knox County,OhioFederal Census | Family: Elijah Colony / Catherine Colopy (F21242)
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| 7021 | MARRIAGE: Laurens and Spartanburg Counties were part of the 96th district,created in 1769. Laurens County, SC was created in 1785, from the 96th district. Spartanburg County, SC was also created in 1785, from the 96th district. From the e-mail correspondence of Joyce Moore: About Richard Michael Waldrop, I came across that in a court documentin Maury Co., Tennessee. Michael Jr. got into a fight with someone or something and I guess the whole family got involved. At one point the papers refer to him as Richard Michael Waldrip. I thought it was a fantastic find. Thereis a Richard Waldrop in Laurens Co., S.C.. I think that is significant and bears looking into. I feel that he was some kin. If Richard Michael Waldrop was born about 1774-1775, as some records suggest, then he most likely would have been still living with his father in 1790 & possibly the 1800 census. (Possibly our Richard Michael Waldrop - All Speculation] Census, Laurens County, SC, 1800 Name: Michael Waldrop [Possible father of Richard Michael] Free White Males (Age 0-10): 1 [Possible son] Free White Males (Age 10-16): 1 [Possible son - Andrew] Free White Males (Age 16-26): 1 [Probably (Richard) Michael Jr.] Free White Males (Age 26-45): 0 Free White Males (Age 45+): 1 [Possibly Michael Sr.] Free White Females (Age 0-10): 0 Free White Females (Age 10-16): 0 Free White Females (Age 16-26): 2 [Possible Sister and 1st wife of Richard] Free White Females (Age 26-45): 0 Free White Females (Age 45+): 1 [Possibly Michael Sr's wife] Other: 0 Slaves: 0 1806-------Records of Laurens Co., SC. A Survey dated 9 Nov 1806 Michel Waldroup, Junr. 31 acres lying on Tweedy's Creek by lands of William Taylor, John Workman, and John Waldrop, John Rodgers, D.S.] 1807-------Records of Laurens Co., SC. Deed Book "K" p. 359, #109,Dated 28 Jan 1807 recorded 17 Nov 1815: John Waldrop and MICHAEL WALDROP JR. to Wm. Clark for $462, 154 acres. Plat of resurvey by Jno. Rodgers,part of original grant to William HARRIS 1768 bordering on land of Andrew Rodgers and Wm. Harris Sr. Wit: Jas Saxon, Abiram Lawrence. Dowery Rights of ZELPHIA, wife of John Waldrop, by Jas Saxon, Pr: Same. 1807--------Records of Laurens Co., SC. Deed Book "J" p. 299 #81 Dated 3 Jan 1807 recorded 13 May 1809: John Waldrope to Abiram Lawrence for$585, 213 acres [reserveyed by Jno Rodgers] original grant to Martin Martin 1786, bounded on MICHAEL Waldrop, Jas. McNees, Jas. Young, JnoNeighbors. Plat Witnesses: R. Cresswell, J. Garlington. Dowery Rights ofZELPHIA [SILVIA] Waldrop, by Jas. Saxon, J.P. 1807--------Records of Laurens Co., SC. Deed Book "H" p. 272, #205 Dated 3 Mar 1807. Samuel Henderson Sr. to Andrew Rodgers for $1000, 262 acres in four adjacent tracts at Head of North Creek an on branch of Beard's Fork of Duncan's Creek, (1) 100 acres original grant to John Mc___? 4 May 1775; (2)100 acres original grant to jane Rodgers 8 Jul 1774; (3)50 acres part of grant to William Harris Sr.; (4) 12 acres grant toMartin Martin 1787. Bordering now by lands of John Waldrop, Michael Waldrop, John Cochran, Peter Kelley, Charles Nabeurs, Thomas Fulton. Witnesses: James Henderson, Caleb Davis, Wm. Rodgers, James Saxon, J.P. 1813-------Records of Laurens Co., SC. Deed Book "K" p. 377 #178, Dated 30 Aug 1813 recorded 23 Jun 1817: Charles Nabours to Wm. Nugent for $130 , 100 acres original grant to Wm. Taylor 2 Jul 1787 on Todd's Creek of Little River, bordering then on Michael Waldrop, Robert Tweedy [now David Speer]. Witnesses: John Nugent, Wm. Blackley. Pr: David Speer, J.P. 1816 Records of Maury Co., TN. Dated May 1816: "State vs. Michael Waldrup Sr. Same Court. Robert Mack, solicitorfor Maury County, agrees here that a nolle prosequi may be entered.Whereupon Allen Pillow the prosecutor in this case agrees here that thejudgement of this court may be entered up against him." 1816 Records of Maury Co., TN. dated May 1816: "State vs. Michael Waldrup, Junior. Present John Miller, John Spencer, Thomas Coleman, Robert Mack, solicitor for Maury county. Jury: Jeremiah Cherry, Joseph Hart, Alexander Cathey, Samuel Campbell, Baily Needham, James Mack, Robert Henderson, Nathaniel Murphey, Thomas Walker, David Maberry, John Kendrick, John Cathey, upon oath do say that the defendant is not guilty." 1820 Census: Transcribed from NARA Microfilm Publication #M33, Roll 125 (Fourth Censusof the United States, 1820). Originally published in "Wayne County,Tennessee Census Records Volume I: 1820, 1830 and 1840" by Edgar D. Byler, III,The Byler Press, 1974 This transcription follows the standard shorthand enumeration. The column headings for this census are: Free Whites- Male: 0-under 10 0-under 16 16-under 18 16 - under 26 26 - under 45 5and up. Female: 0-under 10 10-under 16 16-under 26 26-under 45 45 and up Free Negroes: Male: 0-under 14 14-under 26 26-under 45 45 and up Female: 0-under 14 14-under 26 26-under 45 45 and up The number of slaves listed for a given household are given as a whole number total following the owner's enumeration. Page 325B Thomas Casebur 320010/31010 William Orman 100101/22110 Michael Waldrop 220001/41110 Judah Gardner 000000/11010 William Brown 220001/21010 Elias Brown 100010/20100 Daniel Cutbirth 200010/20010 Elizabeth Reed 010000/01001-1 Elizabeth Rollins 100100/00101 Drury Wade 100100/00100 Jesse Hust 010001/01101 Thomas Cates 311101/21010 Josiah Sisk 121101/41010 George Tally 410201/02001 Jesse Cypert 500010/02010 James Martin 100010/10010 1822 Lawrence County, Tennessee, Minute Book, Court of Pleas and Quarter sessions 1818-1822, Michael Waldrup appears on a jury in 1822. 1830 Lawrence County, Tennessee census Male & Female: 0-5 / 5-10 / 10-15 / 15-20 / 20-30 / 30-40 / 40-50 /50-60/ 50-70 Michael Waldrup 11120001-1122001 1 male under 5 (Anderson Marion Waldrip - born 1825 or 1827) 1 male 5-10 (Andrew B. Waldrip - born 1821-22) 1 male 10-15 (Thomas Abel Waldrip - born 1818-19) 2 males 15-20 (James A. Waldrip - born abt 1816 & William Waldrip -born1812) 1 male 50-60 (Michael Waldrip - born 1770-1780) 1 female under 5 (Sarah Waldrip - born 1826) 1 female 5-10 (Mary Waldrip - about 1820) 2 females 10-15 (Margaret Waldrip - born abt 1817 & ??? ) 2 females 15-20 (Nancy Waldrip - born 1814 & ???) 1 female 40-50 (Rebecca Waldrip born 1785) 1833 Deed from Wayne Co., TN. Records shows a Michael Waldrip of Wayne Co., TN. bought land from Samuel Haggard of Bedford Co., TN. 1 Mar1833, some 80 acres of land on Indian or Raines Creek Range 10, Section 4 on both sides of Indian or Raines Creek. Witnesses: Abraham Hagler,David Gallaher and Jesse Cypert. 1836 - EIGHT DISTRICT - WAYNE COUNTY, TENNESSEE Beginning on the Florence Road where the same crosses the ridge which divides the waters of Hardin Creek from Indian Creek runs South withsaid road so as to include where Andrew Brown now lives thence East and North so as to include all the head waters of Hardin and Indian Creek to the beginning and that said bounds comprise said District 1836 Wayne County, Tennessee Tax List Civil District #8 NAME NO. OF WHITE BLACK COMMENTS ACRES POLL POLL BROWN, Levi 1 BROWN, Andrew 3 1/2 1 MARTIN, Henry 21(?) 1 STANFIELD, William 1 STANFIELD, John S. 1 WARREN, George 1 WALDRIP, James A. 1 WALDRIP, Rebecca 80 1838 Deed from Wayne Co., TN. dated 16 Jul 1838 shows Hollaway Praterto Henry Morris, both of Wayne Co., TN. Abstract refers to John O. Roberts. Witness: James A. Waldrip and R.W. Kendal. [James A. Waldrip was son of Michael Jr see deed below.] 1838 Wayne County, Tennessee Tax List - DISTRICT #8 SURNAME # OF ACRES TOWN SLAVES WHITE CARRIAGE ACRES LOTS POLL BROWN, Levi 1 MARTIN, Henry 21 1 MARTIN, John 72 1 WALDRIP, Jas. A. 80 1 2nd Tennessee Mounted Infantry, USA Pension List Name rank co. dt. filed app. no. cert. no.datedied city died st Waldrip, John Pvt E 5/27/1891 1,036,077 820,551 Waldrip, John Pvt K 5/27/1871 1,036,077 820,551 01/01/15Sardis TN Timeline for our Waldrip family (condensed) 1807 - Michael Waldrop From Laurens County, SC To MauryCounty,Tennessee. 1810 - Michael Waldrip marries Rebecca Brown in Maury County,Tennessee. 1820 - Michael Waldrop and family in Wayne County Tennessee. Listed on Wayne County, Tennesee census. Listed 2 males under 10 (??? and ???), 2 males between 11-15 (William and James A.) and 1male over 45 (Michael). He also listed 4 females under 10(Margaret would be 1 of these 4, the other 3 are unaccounted for, 1 female11-25(Nancy), 1 female 26-44 (Unknown), and 1 female 26 to 45 (Rebecca). Rebecca is later found to be born in 1785. 1830 - Michael Waldrup and family in Lawrence County, Tennesseecensus. Sarah, Andrew B. Waldrip and Anderson Waldrip appear to be theonly new additions. 1836 - Michael probably dies, deed of transfer to wife Rebecca,probable children William, James A, and Thomas listed on deed. 1836 - Rebecca Waldrip and James A. Waldrip listed on 1836 WayneCounty, Tennessee tax list. 1838 - Only James A. Waldrip is listed on this list. 1838 - James A. Waldrip listed on Wayne County, Tennessee land deed. 1839 - William Waldrop, Margaret Waldrip, Thomas A. Waldrip, andRebecca Waldrip listed in land deed, filed 1839, TishomingoCounty,Mississippi. 1840 - Rebecca Waldrip and Andrew B. Waldrip listed on 1840TishomingoCo., Mississippi Census. 1842 - Able Waldrip, Anderson Waldrip, and Caroline Waldrip mentionedin land deed. Filed in Tippah County, Mississippi by AbelWaldrip. 1843 - Andrew Waldrip marries Matilda Merchant in Tishmingo Co. MS. 1845 - Andrew B. Waldrip and J. W.(may be an A.) Waldrip listedonTishomingo Co., MS tax list. 1847 - A good portion of the Waldrip family moved to Smith andHendersonCo., Texas. Anderson M. Waldrip is on a Smith County, TX landgrant there. A 1867 Tax list from Henderson Co., Texas lists Andrew B.Waldrip living there since 1847. 1850 (Around June) Anderson M. Waldrip on the Smith County, Censuslistwith James B. Merchant. This is probably the Father or brother toMatilda Merchant, who Andrew B. Waldrip married in 1843 (TishomingoCo., MS). We also find 2nd youngest brother Andrew B. Waldrip in the1850 Smith County, Texas Census. Oldest brother William Waldrip is onthe 1850 Henderson County, Texas census. Also listed with him is hismother Rebecca, age 65, born South Carolina 1850 [In September] Anderson M. Waldrop listed on land deed in whichhe is specifically named as a Heir of Michael Waldrip, deceased.Deed filed in Tippah County, Mississippi. 1855 Anderson M. Waldrip married Mary Ann Martin in what is calledinour family records Robert Lee, Coke, County Texas. Coke Countywas created in 1889 from Tom Green County, which was created in 1874 fromBexar County. Bexar was created in 1836, and would most likely havebeen the actual County, Anderson M. Waldrip and Mary Ann Martin weremarried. 1860 Andrew B. Waldrip moved from Smith county to Hendersoncountyabout 1852. He is listed on the 1860 Henderson County, Texascensus. 1861 Seburn H. Waldrip, son of William Waldrip (b-1812) enlists in15thTexas Infantry, Company F, Van Zandt County, Texas. Van Zandt wascreated from Henderson County, Texas in 1848. 1863 From family records, we know that Anderson M. Waldrip wasinColeman County, Texas, where James Trousdel Waldrip was born on 24July 1863. 1867 Andrew B. Waldrip and son James S. Waldrip listed onHendersonCo., Texas tax records. Andrew B. Waldrip is listed as deceased,which we later find is not true. 1869 Anderson M. Waldrip still in Coleman County, Texas, as anotherofhis children born there. 1870 Anderson M. Waldrip and family listed on Coleman County, Texas. [Note: This is transcribed wrong in at least one internetsource, listing Andrew B. Waldrop as the head of household.] 1870 Andrew B. Waldrip listed on Henderson County, Texas census. Thomas A. Waldrip is listed on the Kaufman County, Texascensus. 1880 Anderson M. Waldrip in McCullough County, Texas census. 1881 Seburn H. Waldrip marries Francis Manning in Van ZandtCounty,Texas. | Family: Michael "Richard Michael" Waldrop, III / Rebecca Ann Brown (F21468)
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| 7022 | MARRIAGE: Lawrence County, Tennessee, Marriages Merchant, Richard Waldrip, Prudy 10-11-1825 B Miles, Sebourn Waldrip, Nancy 8-1-1835 B Miles, " Waldrip, " 8-6-1835 L 1826 Lawrence County, Tennessee Tax List Waldrip, John - page 354 Waldrip, Michael - page 394 Waldrip, Thomas - page 395 | Family: Michael "Richard Michael" Waldrop, III / (F21473)
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| 7023 | MARRIAGE: Lewis Johnson and Elizabeth Skaggs were married at the home of Richard Skaggs by Charles Blevins. | Family: Lewis Johnson / Elizabeth Ann Skaggs (F15181)
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| 7024 | MARRIAGE: Liberty Separate Baptist minutes showed this marraige was on 7 May 1836. Liberty Separate Baptist minutes showed this marraige was on 7 May 1836. | Family: William Melton Elkins / Lucy Ann Perlina Davis (F17050)
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| 7025 | MARRIAGE: Listed as marriage number 480 in old Green County, Kentucky Marriage listings. | Family: William Etherton / Mary 'Polly' Elkin (F15109)
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| 7026 | MARRIAGE: listed on records incorretly as 20 Sep 1928, might be death date. | Family: Henry Thurman Vaughn / Leola 'Lee' Sutherland (F41672)
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| 7027 | MARRIAGE: Loretta McKenzie will lookup court documents. Her Number is 334 743-4213 | Family: Isaac L. Jordan / Leah (F27644)
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| 7028 | MARRIAGE: Marraige Date Source: WILLIAM ELY FREEMAN BIBLE Holy Bible originally owned by the parents of Zachariah CantyFreeman,the grandfather of Lurline Richardson Aspin, 5536 Belmont Avenue,Cincinnati,24, Ohio, a member of the Society who is originally from Louisiana, andwho submitted this record March, 1961. | Family: William Ely Freeman / Sarah Gaulden (F38053)
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| 7029 | MARRIAGE: Marriage Bond recorded 26 July 1826 in Green County, Kentucky. | Family: James Despain / Mary A. Roark (F15195)
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| 7030 | MARRIAGE: Marriage Bonds 1837-1843 Book "B", page 13. | Family: John Adair / Ann Berry Graham (F13401)
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| 7031 | MARRIAGE: Marriage Bonds 1853-1868 Book"D", page 116 | Family: R. Augustus McDonald / Margaret Clarkson Graham (F13403)
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| 7032 | MARRIAGE: Marriage Book 3 has this as July, 1834 in Green County, Kentucky. | Family: George William Druin / Celia Perkins (F17654)
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| 7033 | MARRIAGE: Marriage Date Source: WILLIAM ELY FREEMAN BIBLE Holy Bible originally owned by the parents of Zachariah CantyFreeman,the grandfather of Lurline Richardson Aspin, 5536 Belmont Avenue,Cincinnati,24, Ohio, a member of the Society who is originally from Louisiana, andwho submitted this record March, 1961. | Family: Martin J. Lloyd / Eliza Freeman (F7114)
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| 7034 | MARRIAGE: Marriage Date Source: WILLIAM ELY FREEMAN BIBLE Holy Bible originally owned by the parents of Zachariah CantyFreeman,the grandfather of Lurline Richardson Aspin, 5536 Belmont Avenue,Cincinnati,24, Ohio, a member of the Society who is originally from Louisiana, andwho submitted this record March, 1961. | Family: Wilson Hodge / Louizer Caroline Lloyd (F7117)
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| 7035 | MARRIAGE: Marriage Date Source: WILLIAM ELY FREEMAN BIBLE Holy Bible originally owned by the parents of Zachariah CantyFreeman,the grandfather of Lurline Richardson Aspin, 5536 Belmont Avenue,Cincinnati,24, Ohio, a member of the Society who is originally from Louisiana, andwho submitted this record March, 1961. | Family: George W. Lane / Louizer Caroline Lloyd (F7118)
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| 7036 | MARRIAGE: Marriage performed by Reverend Eleazer Clay. | Family: John Chaudoin / Sarah Wilkerson (F17260)
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| 7037 | MARRIAGE: Marriage record listed her as Lottie Marquis Nee Millington | Family: Henry "Harry" Colony / Charlotte Dolla "Lottie" Millington (F21550)
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| 7038 | MARRIAGE: Marriage record located in Norwich, New London Connecticut records, Book 2, Page 50. ( I am presently waiting on microfilm records to verify - [still valid as of 04 September 1999]. Then index states that Jonathan married twice, first to a Hannah ?? then to Elizabeth Wood. | Family: Jonathan Eastman / Elizabeth Wood (F20834)
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| 7039 | MARRIAGE: Marriage record on Mircrofilm 1,377,775 | Family: Allen "Allan" Archibald "Archie" Hatfield / Nancy Trusty (F17651)
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| 7040 | MARRIAGE: Marriage- May 30, 1844, roane county, Tennessee by WilliamDeatherage,JP. Surity, John Jolly. Licence May 20, 1844 roane CountyMarriage book1pg. 123-124 Census- 1850 Newton County, Missouri, Jackson Township pg 338 1860Newton County, Missouri, Buffalo Township, page 3family 14-14 | Family: / (F44807)
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| 7041 | MARRIAGE: Marriages of Richmond County VA; 1668-1853; pg 65 Elmore, John married Ann Raynolds, 29 November 1728. NFPR.,p.102 WILL: Wills of Richmond County, VA; 1699-1800; by Robert K. Hoadly, Jr.;Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1983 John Elmore, NFP, will; 20 Jun 1757, 3 Oct 1757; pg. 116 Wife Anne entire est., after her death or remarriage, to return tochil;son George plant. I now live on, he lacking heirs, to go to sonJohn; sonTravers; sons Charles and Travers to have two yearsschooling; ex: wifeand Daniel Everett; wits: John Gibson, John Booth,Gabriel Smither. John Elmore, inv; ord. 3 Oct 1757 WILL: 20th day October 1757 Richmond County, Virginia In the name of God Amen. I John Elmore of North Farnham Parish andCountyof Richmond being sick of body but in sound sence and memorythanks be toGod do make and ordain this to be my last will andtestament in mannerand form following I give my soul to God that gaveit first to me and mybody to be buried in a Christian like manner asmy executors hereaftermentioned shall think fitting and worldly goodsafter my debts are paid. Vizt:--- Item. I give and bequeath to my loving wife Ann Elmore my whole estatetomake use of during her natural life or widowhood and at her deathormarriage to return to my children. Item. I give and bequeath to my son George Elmore the plantation Inowlive on and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten and for want ofsuchheirs to return to my son John Elmore and his heirs forever. Item. I give and bequeath to my son Travers Elmore my Negro womanWinnyand his heirs forever and for want of such heirs to return to mysonCharles Elmore. Item. I give and bequeath to my son John Elmore my horse colt and mylonggun to his own proper use. Item. I give as not before to my son George my short gun and fiddletohis own proper use. Item. It is my will and desire that my sons Charles and TraversElmorehave two years schooling apeace and the rest of my estate as notbeforebequeathed to be equally divided amongst all my children. Item. I do nominate and appoint and ordain my loveing wife Ann ElmoreandDaniel Everet executors of this my last will and testament inwitnesswhereof I have set my hand and seal this 20 th day of June1757. John (his X mark) Elmore John Gibson John Booth Gabrl Smither At a court held for Richmond County the 3rd day of October 1757. This will was presented in court by Ann Elmore and DanielEveretexecutors to therein mentioned and was proved by the oaths ofJohn Boothand Gabriel Smither two of the witnesses thereto andadmitted to record. Test. T. Tarpley DCC | Elmore, John (I42239)
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| 7042 | MARRIAGE: Married 22 January, 1863 at William Jones by J.P. Bryant. Witness: John W. Eastes & Edward A. Jones. | Family: Joseph Patrick Warren / Sarah Emeline Sutherland (F3995)
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| 7043 | MARRIAGE: Married at a gas station in Alabama. | Family: Hiram King Williams / Audrey Sheppard (F41376)
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| 7044 | MARRIAGE: Married at father Hugh Warrens house in Taylor County, Kentucky. Married at father Hugh Warrens house in Taylor County, Kentucky. | Family: John Robinson 'Robert' Underwood / Mary F. Warren (F15785)
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| 7045 | MARRIAGE: Married at the home Luther Town with James Mears and John Walker as witnesses. (Green County Marriages) The Marriage records states that William Perkins parents were born in Green County, not NC or VA. Married at the home Luther Town with James Mears and John Walker as witnesses. (Green County Marriages) The Marriage records states that William Perkins parents were born in Green County, not NC or VA. | Family: William Franklin Perkins / Elizabeth "Eliza" Jane Mathis Smith (F16356)
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| 7046 | MARRIAGE: Married at the home of John Fords. Father, Hardin Warren present. Married at the home of John Fords. Father, Hardin Warren present. | Family: Daniel M. Stinnett / Margaret Ann Warren (F15449)
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| 7047 | MARRIAGE: Married at the home of Mary Ann Perkins | Family: Lewis Charles Warren / Celia A. Perkins (F20239)
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| 7048 | MARRIAGE: Married by Charles Blevins at Nancy Larimore's. Witnessed by James Etherton and Lewis Warren. | Family: Jeremiah M. Skaggs / Ann E. Larimore (F12696)
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| 7049 | MARRIAGE: Married by Charles Blevins. Consent of Father Abel Elkin and Joseph Pepper. | Family: Garrett Pepper / Polly Elkins (F14544)
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| 7050 | MARRIAGE: Married during a religious ceremony performed by Rev. John W.Olmstead. The marriage record was signed by John L. Anderson. 23d NYSV -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nickname - Southern Tier Regiment, Southern Tier Rifles Recruitment Area: Company A - Bath Company B - Cuba Company C - Owego Company D - Corning Company E - Waverly Company F - Elmira Company G - Hornellsville Company H - Cortland Company I - Watkins Company K - Elmira Dates of Service: Mustered in: 7/2/61 at Elmira Mustered out: 5/22/63 at Elmira Colonels: Henry C. HOFFMAN Casualty Totals: Battle-Related KILLED Officers 0 Enlisted 10 WOUNDED DIED Officers 0 Enlisted 7 WOUNDED RECOVERED Officers 3 Enlisted 71 MISSING Officers 0 Enlisted 27 TOTAL 118 Died of disease and other causes Officers 2 Enlisted 48 As POW 5 TOTAL 55 TOTAL CASUALTIES: 173 Third Brigade (Col. William F. Rogers) 21st New York (Capt. George N. Layton) 23rd New York (Col. Henry C. Hoffman) 35th New York (Col. Newton B. Lord) 80th New York (20th Militia) (Lieut. Col. Jacob B. Hardenbergh He may have died in BARK RIVER CEMETERY, Bark River Township,DeltaCounty, Michigan. 1841-1912 is one date. Evergreen Cemetery located in Crystal Falls, MI LNAME FNAME MNAME BLOCK LOT DEATHDATE BIRTHDATE COLONY EDWIN 1L R5G2 6/27/26 Household Record 1880 United States Census -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age BirthplaceOccupationFather's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace George HAYDEN Self M Male W 41 NH Farmer NH NH Allice HAYDEN Wife M Female W 33 ME Keeping House MEME William HAYDEN Son S Male W 12 WI At Home NH ME Charley HAYDEN Son S Male W 10 WI NH ME George HAYDEN Son S Male W 6 WI NH ME Frank HAYDEN Son S Male W 11M WI NH ME Minnie WAGNER Other S Female W 27 CAN Works InHousePRUSSIA PRUSSIA Edward CONLEY Other W Male W 34 NY Works In Saw MillNY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place District 19, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin Family History Library Film 1255418 NA Film Number T9-1418 Page Number 309C | Family: Edwin R. Colony / Susannah "Susie" Lucia (F17276)
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