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| 401 | "Mr. and Mrs. Olen Butler. . .of Chatsworth" attended a birthday dinner for Jim and Elmer Hemphill. | WIFE OF OLEN BUTLER, Lois B. (I1033)
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| 402 | "Mr. and Mrs. Olen Butler. . .of Chatsworth" attended a birthday dinner for Jim and Elmer Hemphill. | BUTLER, Olen Mcentire (I1869)
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| 403 | "Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hemphill and Dewey Manning, of Knoxville, Tenn." attended a birthday party for Jim and Elmer. | BOWERS, Julia (I388)
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| 404 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I965)
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| 405 | "Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hemphill and Dewey Manning, of Knoxville, Tenn." attended a birthday party for Jim and Elmer. | HEMPHILL, Walter Thomas (I1794)
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| 406 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1495)
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| 407 | "Mr. Powell was married first to Mary, daughter of John Sudderth." | Family F1325
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| 408 | "Mrs. Alice Hemphill, of Ramhurst." | ROBERTS, Nancy Alice (I1547)
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| 409 | "Mrs. Alice Hemphill. . .of Ramhurst" attended a birthday dinner for Jim and Elmer. | ROBERTS, Nancy Alice (I1547)
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| 410 | "Mrs. Annie Kate Bryan of Atlanta. . ." | HEMPHILL, Annie Kate (I43)
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| 411 | "Mrs. Blanche Stanford of Rome. . ." | HEMPHILL, Blanche Geneva (I1848)
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| 412 | "Mrs. D. H. Pendley, of Dalton" | HEMPHILL, Rosa Edna (I1791)
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| 413 | "Mrs. Edna Pendley of Dalton. . ." | HEMPHILL, Rosa Edna (I1791)
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| 414 | "Mrs. Grady Johnson of Gainesville. . ." | WARD, Ruby Lee (I1851)
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| 415 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HEMPHILL, John Edward (I1514)
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| 416 | "Mrs. Hemphill has two other sons in the service, Pfc. John E. Hemphill, now in France, and Pfc. Elmer Hemphill, stationed at San Luis Obispo, Calf." | HEMPHILL, William Elmer (I1795)
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| 417 | "Mrs. J. H. Bryan of Ben Hill. . ." | HEMPHILL, Annie Kate (I43)
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| 418 | "Mrs. John Fain. . .of Blue Ridge" | WARD, Bondell (I1854)
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| 419 | "Mrs. John Fain. . .of Blue Ridge" | Family F418
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| 420 | "Mrs. John Thomas of Akron, Ohio. . ." | WARD, Pearl (I1862)
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| 421 | "Mrs. Robert Fortenberry. . ." | Family F833
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| 422 | "Nancy Brookshier" was enumerated in the household of "James Brookshier" (51). Her age is given as 14 and her birthplace as North Carolina. She attended school within the year. Other household members include Elizabeth (41), Levi (19), Martha (17), Mary (8), Elizabeth (5), and Alvy (1). | BROOKSHIRE, Nancy Emeline (I1558)
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| 423 | "Nancy Garret" was enumerated in the household of "Robert Garret" (31). Her age is given as 27 and her birthplace as North Carolina. She is said to be unable to read and write. Other household members include Martha J (6), Sarah E (3), and Wilburn F (1). | BROOKSHIRE, Nancy Emeline (I1558)
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| 424 | "Nathan" Cobb (68) was enumerated as head of household. The household includes R. A. Cobb (40), "Balor" Bentley (19), Thos Bentley (17), Billy Bentley (15), Mary Bentley (12), and N. B. (7), E. F. (6), and J. K. (3). The Bentley children are all reported as "boarding at school." The three younger children are recorded as Bentleys, but their father would be Nathaniel Cobb; they were born long after Rachel's first husband, Thomas Bentley, died and well after she married Nathaniel. | COBB, Nathaniel (I1366)
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| 425 | "Nathan" Cobb (68) was enumerated as head of household. The household includes R. A. Cobb (40), "Balor" Bentley (19), Thos Bentley (17), Billy Bentley (15), Mary Bentley (12), and N. B. (7), E. F. (6), and J. K. (3). The Bentley children are all reported as "boarding at school." The three younger children are recorded as Bentleys, but their father would be Nathaniel Cobb; they were born long after Rachel's first husband, Thomas Bentley, died and well after she married Nathaniel. | WHITESIDE, Rachel Adeline (I634)
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| 426 | "near Franklin NC" | LANKFORD, Polly (I2655)
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| 427 | "Newton was the first postmaster at Newport, Georgia." | FORRESTER, Newton Coleman (I1880)
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| 428 | "Olend" M. Butler (34) appeared as head of household. He owned his home, which was valued at $2,000, and was on a farm. He was married. He had completed two years of high school. He was born in Georgia. In 1935, he lived in the same house. He was employed in private work the week of March 24-30, working 48 hours as a carpenter in the building industry. He worked 48 weeks in 1939, earning $1200. He had no other source of income. | BUTLER, Olen Mcentire (I1869)
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| 429 | "On 17 Dec 1792 Peter Stroud Jr entered 50 acres of land (Entry # 232) in Burke County on North Fork of Muddy Creek, including a small improvement made by John Jetton." | STROUD, Peter (I1571)
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| 430 | "On 21 Mar 1835, Joseph and Sarah Garrett sold 2 tracts of land on Muddy Creek to James Stroud (brother) and Gardner Stearns. The land was described as 274 acres and 500 acres formerly belonging to Peter Stroud, deceased, but falling to Garrett in right of his wife being one of the legal heirs. Witnesses were Zachariah Hawkins and Thomas Green. Both Joseph and Sarah signed with a mark. We are fortunate that this deed was filed late (after 1842) or else it would have been lost with all the other Burke County deeds destroyed in the Civil War. Due to the lateness, it was filed in the new county of McDowell. (McDowell Co, NC Deed Book 3 page 40)." | STROUD, Sarah (I1564)
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| 431 | "On 21 Mar 1835, Joseph and Sarah Garrett sold 2 tracts of land on Muddy Creek to James Stroud (brother) and Gardner Stearns. The land was described as 274 acres and 500 acres formerly belonging to Peter Stroud, deceased, but falling to Garrett in right of his wife being one of the legal heirs. Witnesses were Zachariah Hawkins and Thomas Green. Both Joseph and Sarah signed with a mark. We are fortunate that this deed was filed late (after 1842) or else it would have been lost with all the other Burke County deeds destroyed in the Civil War. Due to the lateness, it was filed in the new county of McDowell. (McDowell Co, NC Deed Book 3 page 40)." | GARRETT, Joseph (I1565)
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| 432 | "On August 29, 1751, Augusta County records state that Lucretia Griffith was administrator for her husband and had since married James Burk." | Family F222
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| 433 | "On his way out with his family he camped one night in an old hunter's cabin near what is now Sharon Springs in the now County of Bland, Virginia. The Indians followed him, and on their way killed two hunters in their camp. On approaching Burke's cabin and seeing several horses, and the tanned hides rolled up in the cabin, they came to the conclusion that there were too many people for them to attack, and contented themselves with the cutting of the throat of one of Burke's horses." | BURK, James (I2336)
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| 434 | "On July 14, 1764, when Constables were appointed 'to warn in Leveys for the Severall Districts to return to the Justices, etc.,' James Hemphill was appointed for Captain Kerr's District (Majr. Lindsay, Justice)." | HEMPHILL, James (I1838)
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| 435 | "On July 22, 1773, James and Susannah Hemphill sold the 302 acres in Tryon County (originally Anson County) which James had obtained by royal grant March 28, 1755. The land was sold for 52 pounds 10 shillings proclamation money to Thomas Costner of Tryon County. It was proved in 1774, April Court of Tryon County, recorded and ordered to be registered. (Deeds 1774, page 38, Tryon County, N.C. in North Carolina Archives, Raleigh.) Witnesses to the deed of sale were Samuel Young, James' friend and neighbor in Fourth Creek Settlement, and a Peter Sides. As previously mentioned, it is not known whether James and his family ever entered upon this land." | HEMPHILL, James (I1838)
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| 436 | "On July 22, 1773, James and Susannah Hemphill sold the 302 acres in Tryon County (originally Anson County) which James had obtained by royal grant March 28, 1755. The land was sold for 52 pounds 10 shillings proclamation money to Thomas Costner of Tryon County. It was proved in 1774, April Court of Tryon County, recorded and ordered to be registered. (Deeds 1774, page 38, Tryon County, N.C. in North Carolina Archives, Raleigh.) Witnesses to the deed of sale were Samuel Young, James' friend and neighbor in Fourth Creek Settlement, and a Peter Sides. As previously mentioned, it is not known whether James and his family ever entered upon this land." | PATTON, Susannah (I1837)
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| 437 | "Patsey Debord" was enumerated as head of household. The household includes one male 10-15 (likely Elisha 12), two males 15-20 (likely William 15 and Thomas 18), one male 20-30 (?), one female 20-30 (likely Holly 25), and one female 50-60 (Martha 55). There were no slaves. | EDWARDS, Martha (I1736)
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| 438 | "Peter Stroud died sometime prior to 27 Nov 1834 for on that date an Estate Sale was held in Burke County for his Estate. An old letter dated 2 Sep 1922 from Ed Anderson (a nephew of Peter Stroud) to John G. Stroud talked about the family. Commenting on the three Strouds listed on the 1790 census, Mr. Anderson had this to say: "This Peter Stroud Jr was your fathers Uncle Peter and the one you all know about and was killed by Garrett." | STROUD, Peter (I1571)
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| 439 | "Peter Stroud made a Will, but unfortunately it was lost with most of the other early Burke County records. We know of its existence for it was mentioned in the Court Minutes as being recorded in July 1827 by Thomas Raburn "and wife" (presumably meaning Peter's wife, not Raburn's wife)." | STROUD, Peter (I2150)
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| 440 | "Peter Stroud sold 40 acres to James Patton. It does not say whether this is Peter Sr or Jr. This deed was proven by Thomas Green in July 1809 Court. (From "Burke Co, NC Deeds Registered 1804-1813" by Kathy Gunter Sullivan, 1995)" | STROUD, Peter (I1571)
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| 441 | "Peter Stroud sold 40 acres to James Patton. It does not say whether this is Peter Sr or Jr. This deed was proven by Thomas Green in July 1809 Court. (From "Burke Co, NC Deeds Registered 1804-1813" by Kathy Gunter Sullivan, 1995)" | STROUD, Peter (I2150)
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| 442 | "Peter Stroud Sr deeded 10 acres to Joseph Ruby. It was proven in court by Drury Mashburn. (From "Burke Co, NC Deeds Registered 1804-1813" by Kathy Gunter Sullivan, 1995)." | STROUD, Peter (I2150)
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| 443 | "Peter Stroud Sr deeded 60 acres of land to Peter Stroud Jr in Burke County. This deed was mentioned in the Court Minutes when it was registered by Thomas Green (one of the witnesses) in July 1809. The original deed is lost. (From "Burke Co, NC Deeds Registered 1804-1813" by Kathy Gunter Sullivan, 1995)" | STROUD, Peter (I1571)
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| 444 | "Peter Stroud Sr deeded 60 acres to Peter Stroud Jr. The original deed was lost, but the court minutes showing the recording of the deeds survived. It was proven in July 1809 Court by Thomas Green. (From "Burke Co, NC Deeds Registered 1804-1813" by Kathy Gunter Sullivan, 1995)." | STROUD, Peter (I2150)
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| 445 | "Peter Stroude Sr was listed on the 1815 Burke County Tax list in Captain Hemphill's Company. He was listed on Muddy Creek and either had 6 Polls (Adult white males, and slaves), and 332 acres valued at $1000." Research Note: find copy of 1815 Burke County Tax List. Is this Captain Thomas Hemphill that is referenced? | STROUD, Peter (I2150)
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| 446 | "Peter Stroude was listed on the 1815 tax list for Burke County. He was listed with two taxable entries, both on Muddy Creek, the first one included 1 poll (himself), and 355 acres, valued at $600, and the other was for 0 polls (meaning no one lived on that land), 100 acres valued at $100. His father Peter Sr was also listed as was his brother William Stroud." | STROUD, Peter (I1571)
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| 447 | "Phillip settled in Cecil County in the section that later became Kent County. By 1686 he was living in the place he would later purchase “Ivingo” on Turney's Creek, a deep inlet on the south side of the Sassafras River, at the time a part of Cecil County." | BURGIN, Phillip (I1589)
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| 448 | "Popenelope" (18) appeared in the household of David Lankford (25). She was born in Georgia. | ARTHUR, Penelope L. (I2624)
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| 449 | "Popenelope" -> 1850 census "Piney Arter" -> daughter's Eastern Cherokee app. Penelope Arthur -> Heritage of Polk Co. Pina L. Arthur - son's TN death index entry | ARTHUR, Penelope L. (I2624)
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| 450 | "Posey Robards" was enumerated as in the household of "John Robards." His age is given as 20 and his birthplace as Tennessee. He(she?) attended school within the year. Other household members include Rebecca (54), "Money" (male, 21), Marion (male, 18), Harnett (16), John (14), and Mary J (12). | ROBERTS, Posey (I2469)
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| 451 | "pp. 253-255. March 10, 1755. John Powell of Brumfield Parish, Culpepper [sic] County, to Bartholomew Vawter of same. for 15 pounds current money. 100 acres in Brumfield Parish, line of a patent granted to John Rucker corner to William Eddings, corner to Geroge [sic] Eastham, Thomas Rucker's lines, his wife Mary Powell [will] relinquish her right of dower. Signed John Powell. Witnesses: Jeremiah Pearce, John Offill, Thomas Freeman, David Vawter, March 20, 1755. Acknowledged by the party." | POWELL, John Jr. (I3951)
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| 452 | "pp. 324-325. June 16, 1751, John Powell of St. Thomas Parish, Culpepper [sic] County, to Peter Sulenger of same. For 20 pounds current money, 360 acres corner to Capt. Thomas Buckner on a point on the N. Side of Conway River on the side of Bushes Bluff. Signed John Powell and Mary (X) Powell." | POWELL, John Jr. (I3951)
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| 453 | "Pvt. William E. Hemphill, of Ramhurst who is stationed at Fort Meade, Md, was honor [sic] guest at a dinner last Sunday when his brother J. Y. Hemphill and Mrs. Hemphill entertained at their home on the Pine Grove road near Dalton." | MORRISON, Mattie Leo (I389)
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| 454 | "Pvt. William E. Hemphill, of Ramhurst who is stationed at Fort Meade, Md, was honor [sic] guest at a dinner last Sunday when his brother J. Y. Hemphill and Mrs. Hemphill entertained at their home on the Pine Grove road near Dalton." | HEMPHILL, James Young (I1792)
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| 455 | "Pvt. William E. Hemphill, of Ramhurst who is stationed at Fort Meade, Md. . ." | HEMPHILL, William Elmer (I1795)
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| 456 | "Rachel b 25 Jul 1800" -> Genealogical Abstracts 25 Jul 1800 -> Mackeys and allied families, p. 597 | MACKIE, Rachel (I1424)
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| 457 | "Rebecca Robards" was enumerated in the household of "John Robards." Her age is given as 54 and her birthplace as North Carolina. Other household members include Money (male, 21, [this would be Monteville]), Posey (male, 20), Marion (male, 18), Harnett (16), John (14), and Mary J (12). | SAMMONS, Rebecca (I1630)
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| 458 | "Reubin P." was enumerated in the household of Elizabeth Johnson. His age is given as 16. His occupation is "works on farm." His birthplace is given as Georgia. He can read, but cannot write. Other household members include Thomas R. (15), Mary (12), Nancy L (10), Robert (8). | JOHNSON, Reuben Phillip (I1557)
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| 459 | "Rev. and Mary Ann O'Neal Reid moved to Florida after the War and are buried there." -> Confederate Voices | O'NEAL, Mary Ann (I4531)
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| 460 | "Rev. and Mary Ann O'Neal Reid moved to Florida after the War and are buried there." -> Confederate Voices | REID, Rev. James Napoleon (I4532)
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| 461 | "Rev. SNELSON ROBERTS and wife of Clinton, Tenn. had children to die. . ." -> Nashville Christian Advocate obits | ROBERTS, Snelson (I2465)
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| 462 | "Robert M. Hemphill, of Chatsworth" | HEMPHILL, First Lieutenant Robert Manning (I1796)
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| 463 | "Robert Patton entered Revolutionary Service in Burke Co., N. C. and served as a militiaman under Captain William Morrison of McDowell's Regiment. He served as an Indian spy, or scout. Later he was commissioned captain of mounted troops. He served in this capacity throughout the remainder of the war. In 1777, Captain Patton and his company served on the Catawba Frontier, guarding against the Cherokees. In early 1780, during the actions in and around Charleston, he marched his mounted troops into S. C. joining the forces of Colonel William Washington and General Isaac Huger. They rendezvoused near Monck's Corner, S. C. The following morning, before daylight, in a surprise attack, they were badly beaten by the combined British forces under Colonel Banastre Tarleton, Major Patrick Ferguson, and Major James Webster (April 14, 1780). Later the remnants of the command regrouped at Nelson's Ferry, S. C. on the Santee River. They progressed to Camden, S. C., joining the units of General William Caswell and Colonel Charles McDowell. They marched on into N. C. to Cross Creek. Colonel McDowell along with Captain Patton proceeded westwardly to Mecklenburg County, joining the brigade of General Griffith Rutherford. Here they leaned [sic] of the Tory gathering near Ramsour's Mill and rapidly marched to that place, arriving there shortly after the battle of June 20, 1780. Captain Patton later served with General Rutherford in the Camden Campaign. In September and October he took part in the Kings Mountain Campaign and battle, again commanding mounted troops (Oct. 7, 1780). He served under the McDowells in the Wilmington Expedition (Fall, 1781), and in the Cherokee raids of 1782." | PATTON, Captain Robert (I1841)
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| 464 | "Robert Patton received a land grant for property situated on the east side of the main branch of Muddy Creek. (1782 - enter 1779). He also received grants on French Broad and Swannanoa Rivers." Entered land. | PATTON, Captain Robert (I1841)
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| 465 | "Robt Searsey" was enumerated as head of household. The household included 2 free white males aged 16+, 3 free white males under 16, and 3 free white females (one is likely Millie). | BALLARD, Mildred (I1727)
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| 466 | "Robt West" (83) appeared as head of household. He was a farmer, with real estate valued at $1,000 [neighborhood average $533]. He was born in South Carolina. The household included Malinda (40), Mary (13), Harriet (5), and Martha Brooks (17). | WEST, Robert (I397)
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| 467 | "Rosa E." (2/12) appeared in the household of James A. Hemphill (21) as his daughter. She was born Mar 1900 in Georgia. Both of her parents were born in Georgia. Other household members include Nancy A. (23), Blanche (1), Mary E (59), and boarder, Cisero C. Miller (24). James' brother Walter P. Hemphill appeared one household up and his half-uncle Ben Hemphill appeared three households up. | HEMPHILL, Rosa Edna (I1791)
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| 468 | "Rosa M" (27) appeared on the 1880 census in the Eighth District of Murray County. She is in the household of Martin L. Roberts (27) as his wife. Her occupation is given as keeping house. Her birthplace and her father's is given as Georgia; her mother's is North Carolina. Other household members include "Wm D" (7), James S. (6), Nancy A. (3), and Elijah M. (1). (Monteville Roberts', Edward Roberts', and Loranza Roberts' households are on the same page.) | ELLIS, Rosa Evelyn (I1627)
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| 469 | "Rosie E. Roberts" appeared on the 1910 census in the Bull Pen community of Murray County, Georgia. She appeared in the household of her husband, Martin L. Roberts, along with their daughter, "Alberta A." | ELLIS, Rosa Evelyn (I1627)
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| 470 | "Rowan County court ordered a road to be laid out from Shallow Ford upon the Yadkin River to the Ford, called the Etkin Fork. Names for the road jury included Robert Forbush and James 'Bourk.'" | BURK, James (I2336)
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| 471 | "Roxey Siniard" (10) was enumerated on the same page as Anna (Debord) Searcy and Jane (Chapman) Patterson. She is in the Thompson H. Siniard household (he is on previous page). | SINYARD, Roxy Cynthia (I1775)
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| 472 | "Ruben" was enumerated as head of household. His age is given as 26. His occupation is given as farmer. His birthplace is given as Georgia, father's North Carolina, mother's North Carolina. Other household members include Martha J (26), James (2), and John (7 months). | JOHNSON, Reuben Phillip (I1557)
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| 473 | "Rubin P. Johnson" (46) appeared as head of household. He was born Sep 1853 in Georgia. Both his parents were born in South Carolina. He was a farmer. He and Martha J. (45) had been married 23 years. The household included Albert M. (18), Juney L. (15), Nancy W. (13), Mary M. (10), Rachael L. (7), and Delah M. (3). The family lived on a farm, which they owned. Reuben and Martha's son, John W., appeared next door. | JOHNSON, Reuben Phillip (I1557)
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| 474 | "Russell Hemphill. . .of Ramhurst" attended a birthday dinner for Jim and Elmer. | HEMPHILL, Charles Russell (I1110)
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| 475 | "Saml Macay" | MACKIE, Samuel (I1985)
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| 476 | "Samuel Leech b. August 4, 1806 d. 1874 m. Harriett Scott." -> Rev War Soldiers of Burke County m. Harriett Scott -> Mackeys and allied families, p. 597 | Family F799
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| 477 | "Samuel Mackie and his brothers, William and John took part in various expeditions into the Indian country." -> Mackeys and allied families, p.592 | MACKIE, William (I89)
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| 478 | "Samuel Mackie first entered military service as a volunteer militiaman in Burke Co., N. C. in February, 1780. He served as a dragoon in the mounted company of Captain Robert Patton of McDowell's Regiment. They marched through Mecklenburg Co. N.C. into S.C. to the outskirts of Charleston. As Charleston was brought under seige, they advanced to Monck's Corner, S. C. In a surprise early morning attack by the British, their forces were completely routed, losing camp equipage and baggage (April 14, 1780). They retreated to Nelson's Ferry, S. C., joining the N. C. Miitia of General William Caswell. Following the surrender of Charleston in May, 1780, he was discharged and returned home. He volunteered again in July, 1780 in a light horse company commanded by Captain Samuel Woods of McDowell's Regiment. They were engaged in the skirmish at Cane Creek in Burke County, N. C. on September 12, 1780. In this affair they were scattered. He then followed the remnants of McDowell's troops into the Watauga Settlements, joining the combined forces of Colonels Campbell, Shelby, and Sevier. They recrossed the Blue Ridge Mountains and fought the Battle of Kings Mountain on October 7, 1780. He was discharged three weeks after this engagement. His last tour of duty began in the winter of 1780. He served five weeks on the Catawba Frontier under Captain Daniel Smith of McDowell's Regiment. He was given his discharge by Major Joseph McDowell." | MACKIE, Samuel (I1985)
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| 479 | "Sarah M." (14) appeared in the household of Thomas Kindrick (36). She was born in Tennessee and had attended school during the year. Other household members included Mahala (38), Francis M. (14), William J. (14), Mary J. (10), Elenor A. (8), Lucinda C. (6), and Tempy J. (1). They lived four households down from Thomas' sister, Elizabeth Oneill. | KENDRICK, Sarah Mahala (I2365)
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| 480 | "served in the army to remove the Cherokee Indians. . .under Capt. Elisha P. Miller." | POWELL, Smith (I3850)
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| 481 | "served in the army to remove the Cherokee Indians. . .under Capt. Elisha P. Miller." | POWELL, Elias R. (I3851)
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| 482 | "served in the New Jersey and Virginia Militia, during 1775 to 1781" -> Atchley Family Profile | ATCHLEY, Thomas (I1639)
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| 483 | "Several families from Caswell County, North Carolina left in wagons in 1788 and came to Green [sic] County, Georgia. Walter Ellis and his family were among these families." | ELLIS, Walter (I2104)
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| 484 | "She was 28 when immigrant on 27 August 1733 on the ship "Elizabeth". Pennsylvania German Pioneers by Strassburger and Hinke, Vol.1, Appendix I Ortssippenbuch, Oberacker states b. c 1700. 766" | GOSSNER, Maria Barbara (I1390)
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| 485 | "she was allowed pension on her application [W.4431] executed March 13, 1840, while a resident of Gilmer County, Georgia, aged eighty-four years." - from U. S. Genweb. The pension was granted at the rate of $20 per annum and commenced on 04 Mar 1831, with $180 paid in arrears. - from pension application | PARKER, Mary (I2103)
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| 486 | "Since Oberacker has Protestant Church records beginning in 1567 and apparently no Catholic records, it is reasonable to assume the early Dellinger families of Oberacker Protestant." | DELLINGER, Hans (I277)
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| 487 | "sol appl 6 May 1833 Franklin Co GA" ->Genealogical Abstracts of Rev War Pensions "Samuel Mackie applied for a Revolutionary War Pension in Franklin Co., Ga. in 1833 at age 72. He was awarded $29.85 per annum." Pension #S7385 | MACKIE, Samuel (I1985)
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| 488 | "sol was born in 1761 in County Tyrone in Ireland" *born 1761 in Tyrone County Ireland -> Mackeys and allied families, p.596 | MACKIE, Samuel (I1985)
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| 489 | "Soldier married May 8, 1776, Mary ---." | Family F180
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| 490 | "Sometime between 1765 and 1770, came to North Carolina." -> Echoes in the Mist, p. 10 | BURGIN, Benjamin (I1582)
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| 491 | "Sometime between 1785 and 11 Dec 1789, Peter Stroud and family moved west to North Muddy Creek in Burke (now McDowell) County, North Carolina. This is proven, for on that date, Peter and Rebecca Stroud of Burk County sold land to Peter Willis of Brunswick Co, VA, being 800 acres on Terrils Creek waters of Haw River. Peter signed, and Rebekah made her mark. Witnesses were Isham Thrift and Anderson Stroud. Both of these were nephews, son-in-law and son of his brother William Stroud. (Orange Co, NC Deed Book 4 page 299)." | STROUD, Peter (I2150)
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| 492 | "Survivors include the deceased man's wife, the former Miss Mae Greer, of Ideal; one son, Robert Manning, Jr." | Family F816
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| 493 | "Susanah" Burgin (35) appeared on the 1860 census in McDowell County in the household of "Merrit" Burgin (43). She was born in North Carolina. The household included Joseph Burgin (14), Jane E. Burgin (16), Mary Burgin (11), Martha Burgin (9), Eliza Burgin (8), Clarissa Burgin (5), Thomas Burgin (3), and John Burgin (1). | LYTLE, Susannah Adeline (I1932)
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| 494 | "Susanna inherited 100 acres from her father, John Simkin's estate, which she was to receive upon her mother's death. Bedford County, Virginia, Deed Book 2, pages 268-270, dated 9 September 1763, Bartholomew Lawson of the County of Bedford sold to Michael Pruit of the said County of Bedford for the sum of forty five pounds one hundred acres, that tract situated, lying and being in the County of Bedford on the south side of Falling River bequeathed to the said Lawson by John Simkins, deceased. Signed Bartholomew + (his mark) Lawson. Witnesses were Thomas Watkins and James Prewit. Recorded 27 September 1763, Teste Ben Howard CBC. This may be about the time Bartholomew moved his family to North Carolina?" | LAWSON, Bartholomew (I153)
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| 495 | "Susanna inherited 100 acres from her father, John Simkin's estate, which she was to receive upon her mother's death. Bedford County, Virginia, Deed Book 2, pages 268-270, dated 9 September 1763, Bartholomew Lawson of the County of Bedford sold to Michael Pruit of the said County of Bedford for the sum of forty five pounds one hundred acres, that tract situated, lying and being in the County of Bedford on the south side of Falling River bequeathed to the said Lawson by John Simkins, deceased. Signed Bartholomew + (his mark) Lawson. Witnesses were Thomas Watkins and James Prewit. Recorded 27 September 1763, Teste Ben Howard CBC. This may be about the time Bartholomew moved his family to North Carolina?" | SIMPKINS, Susanna (I154)
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| 496 | "Talytha" (50) appeared in the household of "Wiett" Lankford (60). Her occupation was keeping house. She was born in North Carolina and could not read or write. The household included William M. (23), Abner T. (18), John R. (16), "Wiett H." (4), and Madison Bolton (27). | BRUER, Morning Tabitha (I371)
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| 497 | "Tempy J." (1) appeared in the household of Thomas Kindrick (36). She was born in Tennessee. Other household members included Mahala (38), Francis M. (14), William J. (14), Sarah M. (12), Mary J. (10), Elenor A. (8), and Lucinda C. (6). They lived four households down from Thomas' sister, Elizabeth Oneill. | KENDRICK, Tempe Josephene (I18)
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| 498 | "The 1778 Henry County, Virginia Tax List shows the following Lawsons: - James Lawson, William Lawson, Moreman Lawson, John Lawson and David Lawson." | LAWSON, William (I128)
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| 499 | "The 1779 Henry County, Virginia Tax List shows the following Lawsons: - David Lawson, William Lawson, Moreman Lawson, William Lawson and Jonas Lawson." | LAWSON, William (I128)
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| 500 | "The Chapmans, from early pioneer days, lived mainly in Boardtown. Hense Chapman, one of the early members of this family, lived north of the Sissons, on the same watercourse. He lived by a fine spring which is now piped to the home of Berry Miller. Hense Chapman is said to have owned much of upper Boardtown." | CHAPMAN, Henson (I2538)
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| 501 | "The Estate Sale of Peter Stroud's property (dated 27 Nov 1834) shows that James Stroud (his son) was the Administrator. The purchasers included several family members, but not all identified. I'm including the names of some of the purchasers with who I think they are in parenthesis: Joshua Curtis (son-in-law), Joseph Garrett (son in law). B. Peter Stroud ("Big" Peter G. Stroud, Peter's son), Ecles Stroud (Echolds Stroud, nephew), James Stroud (son), John Stroud (son), L. Peter Stroud ("Little" Peter Stroud, 1813, nephew), Margaret Stroud (widow), Peter Stroud, P. Stroud (don't know which these are), Robert Stroud (son), and W. M. Stroud (William, nephew)." | STROUD, John (I694)
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| 502 | "The Estate Sale of Peter Stroud's property (dated 27 Nov 1834) shows that James Stroud (his son) was the Administrator. The purchasers included several family members, but not all identified. I'm including the names of some of the purchasers with who I think they are in parenthesis: Joshua Curtis (son-in-law), Joseph Garrett (son in law). B. Peter Stroud ("Big" Peter G. Stroud, Peter's son), Ecles Stroud (Echolds Stroud, nephew), James Stroud (son), John Stroud (son), L. Peter Stroud ("Little" Peter Stroud, 1813, nephew), Margaret Stroud (widow), Peter Stroud, P. Stroud (don't know which these are), Robert Stroud (son), and W. M. Stroud (William, nephew)." | GARRETT, Joseph (I1565)
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| 503 | "The Estate Sale of Peter Stroud's property (dated 27 Nov 1834) shows that James Stroud (his son) was the Administrator. The purchasers included several family members, but not all identified. I'm including the names of some of the purchasers with who I think they are in parenthesis: Joshua Curtis (son-in-law), Joseph Garrett (son in law). B. Peter Stroud ("Big" Peter G. Stroud, Peter's son), Ecles Stroud (Echolds Stroud, nephew), James Stroud (son), John Stroud (son), L. Peter Stroud ("Little" Peter Stroud, 1813, nephew), Margaret Stroud (widow), Peter Stroud, P. Stroud (don't know which these are), Robert Stroud (son), and W. M. Stroud (William, nephew)." | STROUD, Peter (I1571)
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| 504 | "the family moved to South Carolina in the York District where they were living when Humphrey saw service in the American Revolution." -> Heritage of Old Buncombe | SUMMERVILLE, Rhoda Ervin (I1606)
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| 505 | "the family moved to South Carolina in the York District where they were living when Humphrey saw service in the American Revolution." -> Heritage of Old Buncombe | CUNNINGHAM, Humphrey (I1607)
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| 506 | "the family moved to South Carolina in the York District where they were living when Humphrey saw service in the American Revolution." -> Heritage of Old Buncombe | CUNNINGHAM, George (I4167)
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| 507 | "The following standing committees were appointed:. . .Park and Public Goods - J. A. Hemphill, J. F. Harris. Street - J. F. Harris, J. A. Hemphill." | HEMPHILL, James Alexander (I1546)
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| 508 | "The Ingles, Drapers, Adam Harman, Henry Leonard, and James Burke, removed from the James River and settled near the present town of Blacksburg in Montgomery County (alternate site at Pulaski, Pulaski County, Virginia); they called the place Draper?s Meadows." | BURK, James (I2336)
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| 509 | "The old pioneer Henry Weidner who discovered Henry River now bearing his name and who was known as King of the Forks devised a large estate in 1790 among his children He enhanced the dowry of his only single daughter by this bequest I likewise give unto my daughter Mollie my two stills and all the still vessels." | WHITENER, Mollianna (I1761)
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| 510 | "The Rutherford Co. N. C. are children of Robert Scarsey and Millie Ballard who were in Henry Co., Va. 1777 and in Burke Co., N.C until after Robert's death ca. 1796 when Millie is taxed. She is in Rutherford Co. N. C. by 1800 with her children. Robert Scarsey is in the 1790 cens Burke Co., N. C. and son, William, f/o Hiram is in that Cens with his parents and he md. Oct. 1790 Frances Dalton and after his marriage is in Rutherford Co., N. C. in the 1790 cens.again pg. 117, His bro, Richard is on pg. 1716 and has his first son Robert bn. 1786 with him and two of his young brothers. The mother Millie seems to be with Richard in 1810 cens. and in 1812 she purchases her own land in 1812 and the deed is Scarcy. You will note that all the sons named a dau. Millie, except perhaps John, who we do not have his children by his first wife." | BALLARD, Mildred (I1727)
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| 511 | "The Rutherford Co. N. C. are children of Robert Scarsey and Millie Ballard who were in Henry Co., Va. 1777 and in Burke Co., N.C until after Robert's death ca. 1796 when Millie is taxed. She is in Rutherford Co. N. C. by 1800 with her children. Robert Scarsey is in the 1790 cens Burke Co., N. C. and son, William, f/o Hiram is in that Cens with his parents and he md. Oct. 1790 Frances Dalton and after his marriage is in Rutherford Co., N. C. in the 1790 cens.again pg. 117, His bro, Richard is on pg. 1716 and has his first son Robert bn. 1786 with him and two of his young brothers. The mother Millie seems to be with Richard in 1810 cens. and in 1812 she purchases her own land in 1812 and the deed is Scarcy. You will note that all the sons named a dau. Millie, except perhaps John, who we do not have his children by his first wife." | SEARCY, Robert (I1728)
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| 512 | "The two brothers [Jim and Andy Baxter] later met and married the two Lowery sisters - Betsy and Pollie. These two girls were from good Scots-Irish stock." | Family F884
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| 513 | "The will of John Scott was sg. Jan 1859 mentioning dtrs. *Elizabeth McKey and *Harriett McKey. Exors: Wm. Scott (son) and John McKey, son-in-law. (Madison Co. Ga: A-176)." -> Mackeys and allied families, p. 598 | MACKIE, John (I1426)
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| 514 | "The will of John Scott was sg. Jan 1859 mentioning dtrs. *Elizabeth McKey and *Harriett McKey. Exors: Wm. Scott (son) and John McKey, son-in-law. (Madison Co. Ga: A-176)." -> Mackeys and allied families, p. 598 | SCOTT, Elizabeth (I1427)
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| 515 | "The will of John Scott was sg. Jan 1859 mentioning dtrs. *Elizabeth McKey and *Harriett McKey. Exors: Wm. Scott (son) and John McKey, son-in-law. (Madison Co. Ga: A-176)." -> Mackeys and allied families, p. 598 | SCOTT, Harriett (I1429)
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| 516 | "The will of Mordecai Bane written 12/6th month/1745 and proven 12/8th month/1747 - Bane, Mordecai, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Yeoman. Exec and wife: Mary and son Nathan. Children: Mordecai, Nathan, James, Joseph, Samuel, Isaac, Sara, Hannah, Rachel, Barbara, Jane, and Mary Burk" | TEAGUE, Mary (I2456)
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| 517 | "The will of Mordecai Bane written 12/6th month/1745 and proven 12/8th month/1747 - Bane, Mordecai, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Yeoman. Exec and wife: Mary and son Nathan. Children: Mordecai, Nathan, James, Joseph, Samuel, Isaac, Sara, Hannah, Rachel, Barbara, Jane, and Mary Burk." | BANE, Mordecai (I2338)
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| 518 | "The will of Mordecai Bane written 12/6th month/1745 and proven 12/8th month/1747 - Bane, Mordecai, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Yeoman. Exec and wife: Mary and son Nathan. Children: Mordecai, Nathan, James, Joseph, Samuel, Isaac, Sara, Hannah, Rachel, Barbara, Jane, and Mary Burk" | BANE, Hannah (I874)
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| 519 | "The will of Mordecai Bane written 12/6th month/1745 and proven 12/8th month/1747 - Bane, Mordecai, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Yeoman. Exec and wife: Mary and son Nathan. Children: Mordecai, Nathan, James, Joseph, Samuel, Isaac, Sara, Hannah, Rachel, Barbara, Jane, and Mary Burk" | BANE, Nathan (I2458)
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| 520 | "The will of Mordecai Bane written 12/6th month/1745 and proven 12/8th month/1747 - Bane, Mordecai, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Yeoman. Exec and wife: Mary and son Nathan. Children: Mordecai, Nathan, James, Joseph, Samuel, Isaac, Sara, Hannah, Rachel, Barbara, Jane, and Mary Burk" | BANE, James (I2459)
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| 521 | "They appear to have lived first in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania." -> Heritage of Old Buncombe | SUMMERVILLE, Rhoda Ervin (I1606)
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| 522 | "They appear to have lived first in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania." -> Heritage of Old Buncombe | CUNNINGHAM, Humphrey (I1607)
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| 523 | "They moved to Monroe County and then to Graham County, NC and then to Morgan County, Georgia." | LANKFORD, Augustus (I2640)
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| 524 | "They moved to Monroe County and then to Graham County, NC and then to Morgan County, Georgia." | STARKEY, Florence Elizabeth (I2641)
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| 525 | "Thom Litle" was enumerated as head of household and the only male age 16+. The household also includes one female (Susannah 34) and three males under 10 (John 6, George 5, and Millington 1). There is one slave. | LYTLE, Captain Thomas (I1591)
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| 526 | "Thom Litle" was enumerated as head of household and the only male age 16+. The household also includes one female (Susannah 34) and three males under 10 (John 6, George 5, and Millington 1). There is one slave. | POTILLO, Susannah (I1590)
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| 527 | "Thomas and his family emigrated to Gilmer County, Georgia (now Fannin County) in the fall of 1848." Facets of Fannin, p. 325 | BROWN, Rebecca (I3199)
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| 528 | "Thomas and his family emigrated to Gilmer County, Georgia (now Fannin County) in the fall of 1848." Facets of Fannin, p. 325 | GERMAN, Thomas Didamus Sr. (I3201)
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| 529 | "Thomas b in Aug 1802" -> Genealogical Abstracts 10 Aug -> Mackeys and allied families, p. 597 | MACKIE, Thomas (I1425)
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| 530 | "Thomas Hemphill, the younger and principle devisee was married to the granddaughter of [Robert Logan's]] old friend Burgin. . ." -> Captain Thomas Hemphill's will | Family F22
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| 531 | "Thomas Kindrick" (30) appeared as head of household. He is a farmer with real estate valued at $1,000 (the neighborhood average was $375). He was born in Tennessee and could not read or write. Other household members include Mahala (30), Francis M (7), Wm J (5), Sarah M (2), and Mary J (5 months). | KENDRICK, Thomas S. (I1787)
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| 532 | "Thomas Kindrick" (36) appeared as head of household. He was a farmer, with real estate valued at $400 and personal property at $500 (the neighborhood averages were $1,900 and $2,111, respectively). He was born in Tennessee and could not read and write. Other household members include Mahala (38), Francis M. (17), William J. (14), Sarah M. (12), Mary J. (10), Elenor A. (8), Lucinda C. (6), and Tempy J. (1). They lived four households down from Thomas' sister, Elizabeth Oneill. | KENDRICK, Thomas S. (I1787)
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| 533 | "Thomas Little" was enumerated as head of household and the only male age 45 and over. The household includes a female age 26 to 44 (Susannah 44), two males under 10 (Thomas, Jr 3 and unknown), one male 10 to 15 (Millington 11), one male 16 to 25 (likely George 15), and one female under 10 (Elizabeth 10). There are also 11 slaves. | LYTLE, Captain Thomas (I1591)
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| 534 | "Thomas Little" was enumerated as head of household and the only male age 45 and over. The household includes a female age 26 to 44 (Susannah 44), two males under 10 (Thomas, Jr 3 and unknown), one male 10 to 15 (Millington 11), one male 16 to 25 (likely George 15), and one female under 10 (Elizabeth 10). There are also 11 slaves. | LYTLE, Thomas (I1542)
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| 535 | "Thomas Little" was enumerated as head of household and the only male age 45 and over. The household includes a female age 26 to 44 (Susannah 44), two males under 10 (Thomas, Jr 3 and unknown), one male 10 to 15 (Millington 11), one male 16 to 25 (likely George 15), and one female under 10 (Elizabeth 10). There are also 11 slaves. | POTILLO, Susannah (I1590)
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| 536 | "Thomas Lytle's wife Susannah died on November 17, 1840. She is buried alongside her husband." | POTILLO, Susannah (I1590)
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| 537 | "Thomas Mackie was a soldier of the Revolution in N. C. as shown by Bk. ETO G-4-6 Item 51: 'Thomas Mackey/Mackie 53Ls. allowed by Comm. of Claims Nov 1776.' Knight's Georgia Roster of the Revolution: 'Thomas Mackie, soldier N. C. Troops-361. After the Revolution Thomas Mackie drew land in Georgia and removed to Wilkes Co." | MACKIE, Thomas (I1836)
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| 538 | "Thomas Mackie was residing in Tyrone County, Ireland in 1761, and came to America with his wife and children c1770 (Pension Recs of s. Samuel)." | MACKIE, Mary Ann (I1833)
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| 539 | "Thomas Mackie was residing in Tyrone County, Ireland in 1761, and came to America with his wife and children c1770 (Pension Recs of s. Samuel)." | MACKIE, Mary Ann (I1833)
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| 540 | "Thomas Mackie was residing in Tyrone County, Ireland in 1761, and came to America with his wife and children c1770 (Pension Recs of s. Samuel)." | MCINTYRE, Rosannah (I1835)
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| 541 | "Thomas Mackie was residing in Tyrone County, Ireland in 1761, and came to America with his wife and children c1770 (Pension Recs of s. Samuel)." | MCINTYRE, Rosannah (I1835)
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| 542 | "Thomas Mackie was residing in Tyrone County, Ireland in 1761, and came to America with his wife and children c1770 (Pension Recs of s. Samuel)." | MACKIE, Thomas (I1836)
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| 543 | "Thomas Mackie was residing in Tyrone County, Ireland in 1761, and came to America with his wife and children c1770 (Pension Recs of s. Samuel)." | MACKIE, Thomas (I1836)
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| 544 | "Thomas McIntire" was enumerated as head of household and the only male age 26 to 44. There was one female age 16 to 25 (Martha, 25 or 26), one male 16 to 25 (unknown), four females under 10 (Mary 5, Jennie 3, Rosanna 2, and Martha 0). There were three slaves. | MCENTIRE, Thomas Young Hemphill (I1603)
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| 545 | "Thomas McIntire" was enumerated as head of household and the only male age 26 to 44. There was one female age 16 to 25 (Martha, 25 or 26), one male 16 to 25 (unknown), four females under 10 (Mary 5, Jennie 3, Rosanna 2, and Martha 0). There were three slaves. | MCENTIRE, Jennie (I25)
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| 546 | "Thomas McIntire" was enumerated as head of household and the only male age 26 to 44. There was one female age 16 to 25 (Martha, 25 or 26), one male 16 to 25 (unknown), four females under 10 (Mary 5, Jennie 3, Rosanna 2, and Martha 0). There were three slaves. | HEMPHILL, Martha (I1602)
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| 547 | "Thomas registered his stock mark, 'a crop and Two Slits in the Left Eare and a Swallowfork in the Right Eare.'" | HEMPHILL, Captain Thomas (I1834)
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| 548 | "Thomas Y. Lytle" (26) appeared on the 1870 census as head of household. He was a farmer. He had no real estate reported on the census. His personal estate was valued at $400 (the neighborhood average was $345). The household included Eliza A. (22), Alvis W. (1), Leander P. (55), Elmira (60), and Thomas Hatcheson (farm labor, 23). | LYTLE, Thomas Young (I2490)
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| 549 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and is the male aged 40 to 50. Also in the household are a male under 5 (likely James Y., 5), a male aged 10 to 15 (likely Benjamin B., 14), two males aged 15 to 20 (likely Thomas B, 16 and John M, 18), a female under 5 (likely Martha M, 3), a female aged 5 to 10 (likely Sarah M, 7), and a female aged 40 to 50 (likely Margaret Hemphill, 41). There are also 4 male slaves under 10, a male slave 36 to 54, a male slave 55 to 100, a female slave 24 to 35, and a female slave 55 to 100. Nine persons are employed in agriculture. Elizabeth Alexander Hemphill would have been 14, but she is not enumerated in this household. Is she living with relatives or is she not the daughter of Thomas McEntire Hemphill? | HEMPHILL, Thomas Mcentire (I1544)
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| 550 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and is the male aged 40 to 50. Also in the household are a male under 5 (likely James Y., 5), a male aged 10 to 15 (likely Benjamin B., 14), two males aged 15 to 20 (likely Thomas B, 16 and John M, 18), a female under 5 (likely Martha M, 3), a female aged 5 to 10 (likely Sarah M, 7), and a female aged 40 to 50 (likely Margaret Hemphill, 41). There are also 4 male slaves under 10, a male slave 36 to 54, a male slave 55 to 100, a female slave 24 to 35, and a female slave 55 to 100. Nine persons are employed in agriculture. | HEMPHILL, Benjamin Burgin (I1531)
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| 551 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and one of two white males 16+. The other white male in this age group is probably Samuel (15). The household also includes two white males under 16 years (likely James 10, and Andrew 8), seven white females (likely Mary Ann 32, Martha 16, Rosannah 13, Mary 12, Jane 5, Elizabeth 2, Rachel 0) and 11 slaves. | HEMPHILL, Captain Thomas (I1834)
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| 552 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and one of two white males 16+. The other white male in this age group is probably Samuel (15). The household also includes two white males under 16 years (likely James 10, and Andrew, 8), seven white females (likely Mary Ann 32, Martha 16, Rosannah 13, Mary 12, Jane 5, Elizabeth 2, Rachel 0) and 11 slaves. | HEMPHILL, Andrew (I816)
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| 553 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and one of two white males 16+. The other white male in this age group is probably Samuel (15). The household also includes two white males under 16 years (likely James 10, and Andrew, 8), seven white females (likely Mary Ann 32, Martha 16, Rosannah 13, Mary 12, Jane 5, Elizabeth 2, Rachel 0) and 11 slaves. | HEMPHILL, Martha (I1602)
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| 554 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and one of two white males 16+. The other white male in this age group is probably Samuel (15). The household also includes two white males under 16 years (likely James 10, and Andrew, 8), seven white females (likely Mary Ann 32, Martha 16, Rosannah 13, Mary 12, Jane 5, Elizabeth 2, Rachel 0) and 11 slaves. | MACKIE, Mary Ann (I1833)
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| 555 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and one of two white males 16+. The other white male in this age group is probably Samuel (15). The household also includes two white males under 16 years (likely James 10, and Andrew, 8), seven white females (likely Mary Ann 32, Martha 16, Rosannah 13, Mary 12, Jane 5, Elizabeth 2, Rachel 0) and 11 slaves. | HEMPHILL, Samuel (I1971)
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| 556 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and one of two white males 16+. The other white male in this age group is probably Samuel (15). The household also includes two white males under 16 years (likely James 10, and Andrew, 8), seven white females (likely Mary Ann 32, Martha 16, Rosannah 13, Mary 12, Jane 5, Elizabeth 2, Rachel 0) and 11 slaves. | HEMPHILL, Rosannah (I1972)
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| 557 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and one of two white males 16+. The other white male in this age group is probably Samuel (15). The household also includes two white males under 16 years (likely James 10, and Andrew, 8), seven white females (likely Mary Ann 32, Martha 16, Rosannah 13, Mary 12, Jane 5, Elizabeth 2, Rachel 0) and 11 slaves. | HEMPHILL, Mary (I1973)
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| 558 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and one of two white males 16+. The other white male in this age group is probably Samuel (15). The household also includes two white males under 16 years (likely James 10, and Andrew, 8), seven white females (likely Mary Ann 32, Martha 16, Rosannah 13, Mary 12, Jane 5, Elizabeth 2, Rachel 0) and 11 slaves. | HEMPHILL, James (I1974)
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| 559 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and one of two white males 16+. The other white male in this age group is probably Samuel (15). The household also includes two white males under 16 years (likely James 10, and Andrew, 8), seven white females (likely Mary Ann 32, Martha 16, Rosannah 13, Mary 12, Jane 5, Elizabeth 2, Rachel 0) and 11 slaves. | HEMPHILL, Jane (I1976)
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| 560 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and one of two white males 16+. The other white male in this age group is probably Samuel (15). The household also includes two white males under 16 years (likely James 10, and Andrew, 8), seven white females (likely Mary Ann 32, Martha 16, Rosannah 13, Mary 12, Jane 5, Elizabeth 2, Rachel 0) and 11 slaves. | HEMPHILL, Elizabeth Ann (I1977)
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| 561 | "Thos Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household and one of two white males 16+. The other white male in this age group is probably Samuel (15). The household also includes two white males under 16 years (likely James 10, and Andrew, 8), seven white females (likely Mary Ann 32, Martha 16, Rosannah 13, Mary 12, Jane 5, Elizabeth 2, Rachel 0) and 11 slaves. | HEMPHILL, Rachel (I1978)
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| 562 | "Thos Lytle" was enumerated as head of household and the only male age 40 to 50. Also in the household are one female age 40 to 50 (Jennie, 43), three males under 5 (William 5, John 3, unknown), one male 10 to 15 (could be either George or Thomas Y), one male 15 to 20 (Joseph 19), one female under 5 (Rebecca, 0), 2 females 5 to 10 (Martha, 9 and Clarissa, 7), one female 10 to 15 (Susannah, 15), and one female 15 to 20 (Mary, 17). | LYTLE, Thomas (I1542)
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| 563 | "Thos Lytle" was enumerated as head of household and the only male age 40 to 50. Also in the household are one female age 40 to 50 (Jennie, 43), three males under 5 (William 5, John 3, unknown), one male 10 to 15 (could be either George or Thomas Y), one male 15 to 20 (Joseph 19), one female under 5 (Rebecca, 0), 2 females 5 to 10 (Martha, 9 and Clarissa, 7), one female 10 to 15 (Susannah, 15), and one female 15 to 20 (Mary, 17). | MCENTIRE, Jennie (I25)
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| 564 | "Thos Lytle" was enumerated as head of household and the only male age 40 to 50. Also in the household are one female age 40 to 50 (Jennie, 43), three males under 5 (William 5, John 3, unknown), one male 10 to 15 (could be either George or Thomas Y), one male 15 to 20 (Joseph 19), one female under 5 (Rebecca, 0), 2 females 5 to 10 (Martha, 9 and Clarissa, 7), one female 10 to 15 (Susannah, 15), and one female 15 to 20 (Mary, 17). | LYTLE, Martha Elizabeth (I1530)
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| 565 | "Thos M Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household. His age is given as 74. His occupation is given as farmer and his real estate is valued at 5000 and personal estate at 200. His birthplace is given as North Carolina. He can read and write. Also in the household are "Betsie A," age 42, whose occupation is keeping house, Mary J (14) [granddaughter], and Caroline Davidson (14, domestic servant). | HEMPHILL, Thomas Mcentire (I1544)
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| 566 | "Thos M Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household. His age is given as 74. His occupation is given as farmer and his real estate is valued at 5000 and personal estate at 200. His birthplace is given as North Carolina. He can read and write. Also in the household are "Betsie A," age 42, whose occupation is keeping house, Mary J (14) [granddaughter], and Caroline Davidson (14, domestic servant). | HEMPHILL, Elizabeth Alexander (I1806)
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| 567 | "Thos M Hemphill" was enumerated as head of household. His age is given as 74. His occupation is given as farmer and his real estate is valued at 5000 and personal estate at 200. His birthplace is given as North Carolina. He can read and write. Also in the household are "Betsie A," age 42, whose occupation is keeping house, Mary J (14) [granddaughter], and Caroline Davidson (14, domestic servant). | HEMPHILL, Mary Jane (I1968)
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| 568 | "Tobitha" (40) appeared in the household of Wyatt Lankford (45). She was born in North Carolina and could not read or write. The household included Justinia (10), Marion (6), and Elizabeth (4). | BRUER, Morning Tabitha (I371)
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| 569 | "Upon arrival in Murray County. . .Joseph. . .bought land on Rock Creek just north of Carter's Plantation." | MCENTIRE, Joseph Alexander (I1600)
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| 570 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1517)
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| 571 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1517)
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| 572 | "W. T. Hemphill of Knoxville, Tenn." | HEMPHILL, Walter Thomas (I1794)
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| 573 | "Walter Ellis is appointed guardian of Mary Parker, 15 year old daughter of Moses Parker." | ELLIS, Walter (I2104)
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| 574 | "Walter Hemphill of Knoxville. . ." | HEMPHILL, Walter Thomas (I1794)
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| 575 | "While fighting in the Phillipines, Dock contracted Malaria Fever and was transported back to the US in October, 1900. He was discharged from the army in December 1900 at Presidio, California. He was said to be of excellent character and his service was honest and faithful." | WHITENER, William Adolphus (I1463)
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| 576 | "While living [on Crowder's Creek] he fought on the American side ad Musgrove's Mill and Kings Mountain, and a camp chest, said to have belonged to Lord Cornwallis, was captured by him in that last fight and is still in Buncombe County." -> Asheville and Buncombe County He received a pension for his services in the Revolutionary War in later years. -> Asheville and Buncombe County "Light Horse; Capts Henry, Caruth, & Barber Cols. Irwin & McDowell" -> DAR app 416655 | ALEXANDER, James Sr. (I1605)
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| 577 | "whilst traveling home to Gilmer County, Ga. from his wartime refuge in N.C." -> MacFarlane email | PENLAND, Samuel Hughey (I1358)
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| 578 | "White H." Lankford (17) appeared in the household of "White H." Lankford (34) as his nephew. He was born Apr 1883. He and his mother were born in Georgia and his father in South Carolina. He was a farm laborer. The household included Luella (36), Rossie E. (12), John A. (10), Newton (9), Charlie (6), Lillie (4), Louiza (1) and Sarah (8m). The family lived on a farm, which they owned free and clear. They lived next door to the elder Wyatt's sister, Leaty West, and her family. | LANKFORD, Wyatt H. (I2560)
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| 579 | "Wiet" Lankford (70) appeared as head of household. He was farmer and could read, but not write. He and both parents were born in Georgia. The household included his wife, Morning T. (61), and son, William M. (24). Their son, John (24) and family also lived with them: Angeline (24), James A. (3), and Sarah J. (1). Their daughter Leaty C. West, appeared two dwellings down. | LANKFORD, Wyatt (I370)
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| 580 | "Wiett H." (4) appeared in the household of "Wiett" Lankford (60). He was "at home." He was born in Tennessee. The household included "Talytha" (50), William M. (23), Abner T. (18), John R. (4), and Madison Bolton (27). | LANKFORD, Wyatt H. (I372)
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| 581 | "Wiett" Lankford (60) appeared as head of household. He was a farm laborer. He had no real estate, but had a personal estate valued at $100. He was born in Georgia and could read, but not write. The household included "Talytha" (50), Wiliam M. (23), Abner T. (18), John R. (16), "Wiett H." (4), and Madison Bolton (27). | LANKFORD, Wyatt (I370)
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| 582 | "Will of Samuel W. Davidson of Buncombe County, North Carolina (Will Book A, Page 199) Request to be buried beside his first wife. Place not legible. Wife: "present wife" Elizabeth Children: son Samuel; son William F. "amongst my heirs except John Bargin who has treated me badly & now owes me $600 which he refuse to pay" Slaves: girl Rebeca; old negros: Lydia; Leah; Rosannah; Nan "should chose their own masters to live with" Executors: son Wm. F. Davidson and Alburtis Bargin? Witnesses: L. C. Clayton; Bedford Sherrill Signed: Samuel W. Davidson (seal) Dated: 9 May 1858 Probated: no date given" | DAVIDSON, Colonel Samuel Winslow (I4198)
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| 583 | "William B. Paterson" drew land in the 1832 Georgia Gold Lottery. He drew lot no. 1260, in district 19, section 3. This is in the part of Cherokee County that became Paulding County after the lottery (the original survey and grant records are filed under Cherokee County). | PATTERSON, William (I2527)
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| 584 | "William B. Paterson" registered for the 1832 Georgia Gold Lottery as a resident of Whiteheads Militia District in Habersham County. | PATTERSON, William (I2527)
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| 585 | "William Green deeded 60 acres to Peter Stroud. I don't know if this was Peter Sr or Jr. This was recorded in the Court Minutes by Thomas Green in July 1809. (From "Burke Co, NC Deeds Registered 1804-1813" by Kathy Gunter Sullivan, 1995)" | STROUD, Peter (I1571)
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| 586 | "William Green deeded 60 acres to Peter Stroud. I don't know if this was Peter Sr or Jr. This was recorded in the Court Minutes by Thomas Green in July 1809. (From "Burke Co, NC Deeds Registered 1804-1813" by Kathy Gunter Sullivan, 1995)" | STROUD, Peter (I2150)
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| 587 | "William J." (14) appeared in the household of Thomas Kindrick (36). He was born in Tennessee and had attended school during the year. Other household members included Mahala (38), Francis M. (14), Sarah M. (12), Mary J. (10), Elenor A. (8), Lucinda C. (6), and Tempy J. (1). They lived four households down from Thomas' sister, Elizabeth Oneill. | KENDRICK, William Jasper (I2366)
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| 588 | "William removed first to Hall County (Georgia) and thence to Red River Country about 1820." -> Mackeys and allied families, p. 592 | MACKIE, William (I89)
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| 589 | "William Rose, of Gr. Co. Will, dat. Dec. 1, 1768, prob. Jan'y Ct. 1769. To son Frederick my 300 A. plantation on Reed's creek, with sundry personalty to be delivered him when he is 21 yrs: (2) to son William 'my lower Tract of Land' on Reed's creek, 'known by the name of Smallwoods Plan', with sundry personalty to be delivered to him when he is 21 yrs; (3) to son Howel land and plantation whereon test, lives, but his mother is to have use of it her life time, and to be totally his at her death; (4) to daut. Sarah Williams £ 10 proc. money; (5) to daut. Elizabeth Rose £ 40 proc, to be paid at 21 years or marriage; (6)to daut. Winneyfred Rose, 1 negro, to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage, and some cattle; (7) to daut. Patty Rose, 1 negro and £ 20 proc., to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage; (8) to wife Ann 2 old negroes, houses, tools, 3 beds etc., and all the rest of his stock and h. h. furniture except 2 rifle guns, pork hogs and beef, the latter to be sold to pay debts, and at wife's marriage or death all the descend to son Howell, except necessary working tools, pots, pans and pewter to set up sons Frederick and Wm. Exs: wife, and bro. in-law James Langston. Wit: James and Jean Langston, James Willin (sic). Id. p. 107. Inv. ret. to July Ct. 1769; among other items: 'three Bibels (sic), one Common Prayer Book one Testament five or Six old small Books x one Sun dial', and 4 negroes; a fair est. Id. p. 100." | ROSE, William (I1475)
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| 590 | "William Rose, of Gr. Co. Will, dat. Dec. 1, 1768, prob. Jan'y Ct. 1769. To son Frederick my 300 A. plantation on Reed's creek, with sundry personalty to be delivered him when he is 21 yrs: (2) to son William 'my lower Tract of Land' on Reed's creek, 'known by the name of Smallwoods Plan', with sundry personalty to be delivered to him when he is 21 yrs; (3) to son Howel land and plantation whereon test, lives, but his mother is to have use of it her life time, and to be totally his at her death; (4) to daut. Sarah Williams £ 10 proc. money; (5) to daut. Elizabeth Rose £ 40 proc, to be paid at 21 years or marriage; (6)to daut. Winneyfred Rose, 1 negro, to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage, and some cattle; (7) to daut. Patty Rose, 1 negro and £ 20 proc., to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage; (8) to wife Ann 2 old negroes, houses, tools, 3 beds etc., and all the rest of his stock and h. h. furniture except 2 rifle guns, pork hogs and beef, the latter to be sold to pay debts, and at wife's marriage or death all the descend to son Howell, except necessary working tools, pots, pans and pewter to set up sons Frederick and Wm. Exs: wife, and bro. in-law James Langston. Wit: James and Jean Langston, James Willin (sic). Id. p. 107. Inv. ret. to July Ct. 1769; among other items: 'three Bibels (sic), one Common Prayer Book one Testament five or Six old small Books x one Sun dial', and 4 negroes; a fair est. Id. p. 100." | ROSE, Frederick (I1476)
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| 591 | "William Rose, of Gr. Co. Will, dat. Dec. 1, 1768, prob. Jan'y Ct. 1769. To son Frederick my 300 A. plantation on Reed's creek, with sundry personalty to be delivered him when he is 21 yrs: (2) to son William 'my lower Tract of Land' on Reed's creek, 'known by the name of Smallwoods Plan', with sundry personalty to be delivered to him when he is 21 yrs; (3) to son Howel land and plantation whereon test, lives, but his mother is to have use of it her life time, and to be totally his at her death; (4) to daut. Sarah Williams £ 10 proc. money; (5) to daut. Elizabeth Rose £ 40 proc, to be paid at 21 years or marriage; (6)to daut. Winneyfred Rose, 1 negro, to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage, and some cattle; (7) to daut. Patty Rose, 1 negro and £ 20 proc., to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage; (8) to wife Ann 2 old negroes, houses, tools, 3 beds etc., and all the rest of his stock and h. h. furniture except 2 rifle guns, pork hogs and beef, the latter to be sold to pay debts, and at wife's marriage or death all the descend to son Howell, except necessary working tools, pots, pans and pewter to set up sons Frederick and Wm. Exs: wife, and bro. in-law James Langston. Wit: James and Jean Langston, James Willin (sic). Id. p. 107. Inv. ret. to July Ct. 1769; among other items: 'three Bibels (sic), one Common Prayer Book one Testament five or Six old small Books x one Sun dial', and 4 negroes; a fair est. Id. p. 100." | ROSE, William (I1477)
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| 592 | "William Rose, of Gr. Co. Will, dat. Dec. 1, 1768, prob. Jan'y Ct. 1769. To son Frederick my 300 A. plantation on Reed's creek, with sundry personalty to be delivered him when he is 21 yrs: (2) to son William 'my lower Tract of Land' on Reed's creek, 'known by the name of Smallwoods Plan', with sundry personalty to be delivered to him when he is 21 yrs; (3) to son Howel land and plantation whereon test, lives, but his mother is to have use of it her life time, and to be totally his at her death; (4) to daut. Sarah Williams £ 10 proc. money; (5) to daut. Elizabeth Rose £ 40 proc, to be paid at 21 years or marriage; (6)to daut. Winneyfred Rose, 1 negro, to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage, and some cattle; (7) to daut. Patty Rose, 1 negro and £ 20 proc., to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage; (8) to wife Ann 2 old negroes, houses, tools, 3 beds etc., and all the rest of his stock and h. h. furniture except 2 rifle guns, pork hogs and beef, the latter to be sold to pay debts, and at wife's marriage or death all the descend to son Howell, except necessary working tools, pots, pans and pewter to set up sons Frederick and Wm. Exs: wife, and bro. in-law James Langston. Wit: James and Jean Langston, James Willin (sic). Id. p. 107. Inv. ret. to July Ct. 1769; among other items: 'three Bibels (sic), one Common Prayer Book one Testament five or Six old small Books x one Sun dial', and 4 negroes; a fair est. Id. p. 100." | ROSE, Howel (I1478)
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| 593 | "William Rose, of Gr. Co. Will, dat. Dec. 1, 1768, prob. Jan'y Ct. 1769. To son Frederick my 300 A. plantation on Reed's creek, with sundry personalty to be delivered him when he is 21 yrs: (2) to son William 'my lower Tract of Land' on Reed's creek, 'known by the name of Smallwoods Plan', with sundry personalty to be delivered to him when he is 21 yrs; (3) to son Howel land and plantation whereon test, lives, but his mother is to have use of it her life time, and to be totally his at her death; (4) to daut. Sarah Williams £ 10 proc. money; (5) to daut. Elizabeth Rose £ 40 proc, to be paid at 21 years or marriage; (6)to daut. Winneyfred Rose, 1 negro, to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage, and some cattle; (7) to daut. Patty Rose, 1 negro and £ 20 proc., to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage; (8) to wife Ann 2 old negroes, houses, tools, 3 beds etc., and all the rest of his stock and h. h. furniture except 2 rifle guns, pork hogs and beef, the latter to be sold to pay debts, and at wife's marriage or death all the descend to son Howell, except necessary working tools, pots, pans and pewter to set up sons Frederick and Wm. Exs: wife, and bro. in-law James Langston. Wit: James and Jean Langston, James Willin (sic). Id. p. 107. Inv. ret. to July Ct. 1769; among other items: 'three Bibels (sic), one Common Prayer Book one Testament five or Six old small Books x one Sun dial', and 4 negroes; a fair est. Id. p. 100." | ROSE, Sarah (I1479)
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| 594 | "William Rose, of Gr. Co. Will, dat. Dec. 1, 1768, prob. Jan'y Ct. 1769. To son Frederick my 300 A. plantation on Reed's creek, with sundry personalty to be delivered him when he is 21 yrs: (2) to son William 'my lower Tract of Land' on Reed's creek, 'known by the name of Smallwoods Plan', with sundry personalty to be delivered to him when he is 21 yrs; (3) to son Howel land and plantation whereon test, lives, but his mother is to have use of it her life time, and to be totally his at her death; (4) to daut. Sarah Williams £ 10 proc. money; (5) to daut. Elizabeth Rose £ 40 proc, to be paid at 21 years or marriage; (6)to daut. Winneyfred Rose, 1 negro, to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage, and some cattle; (7) to daut. Patty Rose, 1 negro and £ 20 proc., to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage; (8) to wife Ann 2 old negroes, houses, tools, 3 beds etc., and all the rest of his stock and h. h. furniture except 2 rifle guns, pork hogs and beef, the latter to be sold to pay debts, and at wife's marriage or death all the descend to son Howell, except necessary working tools, pots, pans and pewter to set up sons Frederick and Wm. Exs: wife, and bro. in-law James Langston. Wit: James and Jean Langston, James Willin (sic). Id. p. 107. Inv. ret. to July Ct. 1769; among other items: 'three Bibels (sic), one Common Prayer Book one Testament five or Six old small Books x one Sun dial', and 4 negroes; a fair est. Id. p. 100." | ROSE, Elizabeth (I1481)
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| 595 | "William Rose, of Gr. Co. Will, dat. Dec. 1, 1768, prob. Jan'y Ct. 1769. To son Frederick my 300 A. plantation on Reed's creek, with sundry personalty to be delivered him when he is 21 yrs: (2) to son William 'my lower Tract of Land' on Reed's creek, 'known by the name of Smallwoods Plan', with sundry personalty to be delivered to him when he is 21 yrs; (3) to son Howel land and plantation whereon test, lives, but his mother is to have use of it her life time, and to be totally his at her death; (4) to daut. Sarah Williams £ 10 proc. money; (5) to daut. Elizabeth Rose £ 40 proc, to be paid at 21 years or marriage; (6)to daut. Winneyfred Rose, 1 negro, to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage, and some cattle; (7) to daut. Patty Rose, 1 negro and £ 20 proc., to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage; (8) to wife Ann 2 old negroes, houses, tools, 3 beds etc., and all the rest of his stock and h. h. furniture except 2 rifle guns, pork hogs and beef, the latter to be sold to pay debts, and at wife's marriage or death all the descend to son Howell, except necessary working tools, pots, pans and pewter to set up sons Frederick and Wm. Exs: wife, and bro. in-law James Langston. Wit: James and Jean Langston, James Willin (sic). Id. p. 107. Inv. ret. to July Ct. 1769; among other items: 'three Bibels (sic), one Common Prayer Book one Testament five or Six old small Books x one Sun dial', and 4 negroes; a fair est. Id. p. 100." | ROSE, Winneyfred (I1482)
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| 596 | "William Rose, of Gr. Co. Will, dat. Dec. 1, 1768, prob. Jan'y Ct. 1769. To son Frederick my 300 A. plantation on Reed's creek, with sundry personalty to be delivered him when he is 21 yrs: (2) to son William 'my lower Tract of Land' on Reed's creek, 'known by the name of Smallwoods Plan', with sundry personalty to be delivered to him when he is 21 yrs; (3) to son Howel land and plantation whereon test, lives, but his mother is to have use of it her life time, and to be totally his at her death; (4) to daut. Sarah Williams £ 10 proc. money; (5) to daut. Elizabeth Rose £ 40 proc, to be paid at 21 years or marriage; (6)to daut. Winneyfred Rose, 1 negro, to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage, and some cattle; (7) to daut. Patty Rose, 1 negro and £ 20 proc., to be delivered at 21 yrs or marriage; (8) to wife Ann 2 old negroes, houses, tools, 3 beds etc., and all the rest of his stock and h. h. furniture except 2 rifle guns, pork hogs and beef, the latter to be sold to pay debts, and at wife's marriage or death all the descend to son Howell, except necessary working tools, pots, pans and pewter to set up sons Frederick and Wm. Exs: wife, and bro. in-law James Langston. Wit: James and Jean Langston, James Willin (sic). Id. p. 107. Inv. ret. to July Ct. 1769; among other items: 'three Bibels (sic), one Common Prayer Book one Testament five or Six old small Books x one Sun dial', and 4 negroes; a fair est. Id. p. 100." | ROSE, Patty (I1483)
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| 597 | "Wm Lawson" recorded on a list of voters for an election held in the County of Hawkins for a representative to Congress for the Western District of N. Carolina. | LAWSON, William (I128)
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| 598 | "Wm Sirce" was enumerated as head of household. The household includes one male 16+ (William) and one female (Frances). | DALTON, Frances (I1722)
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| 599 | "Wm Sirce" was enumerated as head of household. The household includes one male 16+ (William) and one female (Frances). | SEARCY, William (I1723)
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| 600 | "Wm" (22) appeared in the household of Monteville Roberts as his son. He was a married, farmer. He and both parents were born in Tennessee. Other household members include "Maria" (47), and Mary E. (18). (Martin Roberts', Edward Roberts', and Loranza Roberts' households are on the same page.) | ROBERTS, William Henry (I1876)
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