Marty and Karla Grant

The Genealogy of Marty Grant and wife Karla Mangus Grant.

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83801	!NOTES:See Virginia Chancery Case 1823-052 Augusta Admr. of Jacob Smith, etc. vs John Smith, etc. Contains the 1799 Will of Christophel Smith, Rockingham Co., VA - 25 Mar 1822 Daniel Smith for himself as administrator of Jacob Smith decd and as Admr of George Gathy or Caty, Christiana Caty or Gathy who was the wife of George Gathy or Caty, and Jacob Hale and Eve his wife. On 1 Oct 1798 Christophel Smith made his Last Will & Testament and shortly after died ... His will was recorded in the Rockingham Co., VA. His wife Lucenia and friend John Early, execs. The testator left six children: Jacob, John & Daniel Smith Christiana Caty married to George Gatty, Eve married to Jacob Hale Mary married Martin Burk?. Wife of Testator died. John Early moved out of commonwealth neglecting to perform his duties as exec. Jacob Smith is dead. George Gathy or Caty departed this life before his wife Christiana Caty or Gathy that she is now dead and he has adm her estate Henry Smith departed this life many years ago (say 20) - 19 Apr 1822 John Smith, Martin and Mary Burke residents of Montgomery Co., VA; - 1 Oct 1798 Will of Christophel Smith of Rockingham Co., VA Wife Lucenia dau Eve Smith son Christophel Smith son Henry Smith son Jacob Smith my children Christiana Caty, Jacob Smith, Mary Buck, Eve Smith, John Smith, Christophel Smith, Henry Smith, Daniel Smith Eldest daughter Christianna Caty Eldest son Jacob Smith Wife and friend John Early Execs. S: Stophel Shmidt (or similar, clearly in German) W: L??? Rilvers?, Abran Jluner? Aaron Soloman Proven Jan 1799 Court; !TAXLIST:1799 Rockingham Co., VA Lucey? Smith widow of Stoffle Smith 2-0-0-4	Lucenia (I117096)
83802	!NOTES:See Virginia Chancery Case 1823-052 Augusta Admr. of Jacob Smith, etc. vs John Smith, etc. Contains the 1799 Will of Christophel Smith, Rockingham Co., VA - 25 Mar 1822 Daniel Smith for himself as administrator of Jacob Smith decd and as Admr of George Gathy or Caty, Christiana Caty or Gathy who was the wife of George Gathy or Caty, and Jacob Hale and Eve his wife. On 1 Oct 1798 Christophel Smith made his Last Will & Testament and shortly after died ... His will was recorded in the Rockingham Co., VA. His wife Lucenia and friend John Early, execs. The testator left six children: Jacob, John & Daniel Smith Christiana Caty married to George Gatty, Eve married to Jacob Hale Mary married Martin Burk?. Wife of Testator died. John Early moved out of commonwealth neglecting to perform his duties as exec. Jacob Smith is dead. George Gathy or Caty departed this life before his wife Christiana Caty or Gathy that she is now dead and he has adm her estate Henry Smith departed this life many years ago (say 20) - 19 Apr 1822 John Smith, Martin and Mary Burke residents of Montgomery Co., VA; - 1 Oct 1798 Will of Christophel Smith of Rockingham Co., VA Wife Lucenia dau Eve Smith son Christophel Smith son Henry Smith son Jacob Smith my children Christiana Caty, Jacob Smith, Mary Buck, Eve Smith, John Smith, Christophel Smith, Henry Smith, Daniel Smith Eldest daughter Christianna Caty Eldest son Jacob Smith Wife and friend John Early Execs. S: Stophel Shmidt (or similar, clearly in German) W: L??? Rilvers?, Abran Jluner? Aaron Soloman Proven Jan 1799 Court;	Smith, Christiana (I117842)
83803	!NOTES:See Virginia Chancery Case 1823-052 Augusta Admr. of Jacob Smith, etc. vs John Smith, etc. Contains the 1799 Will of Christophel Smith, Rockingham Co., VA - 25 Mar 1822 Daniel Smith for himself as administrator of Jacob Smith decd and as Admr of George Gathy or Caty, Christiana Caty or Gathy who was the wife of George Gathy or Caty, and Jacob Hale and Eve his wife. On 1 Oct 1798 Christophel Smith made his Last Will & Testament and shortly after died ... His will was recorded in the Rockingham Co., VA. His wife Lucenia and friend John Early, execs. The testator left six children: Jacob, John & Daniel Smith Christiana Caty married to George Gatty, Eve married to Jacob Hale Mary married Martin Burk?. Wife of Testator died. John Early moved out of commonwealth neglecting to perform his duties as exec. Jacob Smith is dead. George Gathy or Caty departed this life before his wife Christiana Caty or Gathy that she is now dead and he has adm her estate Henry Smith departed this life many years ago (say 20) - 19 Apr 1822 John Smith, Martin and Mary Burke residents of Montgomery Co., VA; - 1 Oct 1798 Will of Christophel Smith of Rockingham Co., VA Wife Lucenia dau Eve Smith son Christophel Smith son Henry Smith son Jacob Smith my children Christiana Caty, Jacob Smith, Mary Buck, Eve Smith, John Smith, Christophel Smith, Henry Smith, Daniel Smith Eldest daughter Christianna Caty Eldest son Jacob Smith Wife and friend John Early Execs. S: Stophel Shmidt (or similar, clearly in German) W: L??? Rilvers?, Abran Jluner? Aaron Soloman Proven Jan 1799 Court;	Smith, Jacob (I117967)
83804	!NOTES:See Virginia Chancery Case 1823-052 Augusta Admr. of Jacob Smith, etc. vs John Smith, etc. Contains the 1799 Will of Christophel Smith, Rockingham Co., VA - 25 Mar 1822 Daniel Smith for himself as administrator of Jacob Smith decd and as Admr of George Gathy or Caty, Christiana Caty or Gathy who was the wife of George Gathy or Caty, and Jacob Hale and Eve his wife. On 1 Oct 1798 Christophel Smith made his Last Will & Testament and shortly after died ... His will was recorded in the Rockingham Co., VA. His wife Lucenia and friend John Early, execs. The testator left six children: Jacob, John & Daniel Smith Christiana Caty married to George Gatty, Eve married to Jacob Hale Mary married Martin Burk?. Wife of Testator died. John Early moved out of commonwealth neglecting to perform his duties as exec. Jacob Smith is dead. George Gathy or Caty departed this life before his wife Christiana Caty or Gathy that she is now dead and he has adm her estate Henry Smith departed this life many years ago (say 20) - 19 Apr 1822 John Smith, Martin and Mary Burke residents of Montgomery Co., VA; - 1 Oct 1798 Will of Christophel Smith of Rockingham Co., VA Wife Lucenia dau Eve Smith son Christophel Smith son Henry Smith son Jacob Smith my children Christiana Caty, Jacob Smith, Mary Buck, Eve Smith, John Smith, Christophel Smith, Henry Smith, Daniel Smith Eldest daughter Christianna Caty Eldest son Jacob Smith Wife and friend John Early Execs. S: Stophel Shmidt (or similar, clearly in German) W: L??? Rilvers?, Abran Jluner? Aaron Soloman Proven Jan 1799 Court; !CENSUS:1850 Madison Co., IN Monroe Township # 142/142 Henry Bucks 48 Farmer $2000 VA William 16 " IN Cynthia A. 10 Washington 9 Martha J. 7 Daniel P. 4 Mary 77 PA;	Smith, Mary (I117968)
83805	!NOTES:See Virginia Chancery Case 1823-052 Augusta Admr. of Jacob Smith, etc. vs John Smith, etc. Contains the 1799 Will of Christophel Smith, Rockingham Co., VA - 25 Mar 1822 Daniel Smith for himself as administrator of Jacob Smith decd and as Admr of George Gathy or Caty, Christiana Caty or Gathy who was the wife of George Gathy or Caty, and Jacob Hale and Eve his wife. On 1 Oct 1798 Christophel Smith made his Last Will & Testament and shortly after died ... His will was recorded in the Rockingham Co., VA. His wife Lucenia and friend John Early, execs. The testator left six children: Jacob, John & Daniel Smith Christiana Caty married to George Gatty, Eve married to Jacob Hale Mary married Martin Burk?. Wife of Testator died. John Early moved out of commonwealth neglecting to perform his duties as exec. Jacob Smith is dead. George Gathy or Caty departed this life before his wife Christiana Caty or Gathy that she is now dead and he has adm her estate Henry Smith departed this life many years ago (say 20) - 19 Apr 1822 John Smith, Martin and Mary Burke residents of Montgomery Co., VA; - 1 Oct 1798 Will of Christophel Smith of Rockingham Co., VA Wife Lucenia dau Eve Smith son Christophel Smith son Henry Smith son Jacob Smith my children Christiana Caty, Jacob Smith, Mary Buck, Eve Smith, John Smith, Christophel Smith, Henry Smith, Daniel Smith Eldest daughter Christianna Caty Eldest son Jacob Smith Wife and friend John Early Execs. S: Stophel Shmidt (or similar, clearly in German) W: L??? Rilvers?, Abran Jluner? Aaron Soloman Proven Jan 1799 Court;	Smith, Eve (I117969)
83806	!NOTES:See Virginia Chancery Case 1823-052 Augusta Admr. of Jacob Smith, etc. vs John Smith, etc. Contains the 1799 Will of Christophel Smith, Rockingham Co., VA - 25 Mar 1822 Daniel Smith for himself as administrator of Jacob Smith decd and as Admr of George Gathy or Caty, Christiana Caty or Gathy who was the wife of George Gathy or Caty, and Jacob Hale and Eve his wife. On 1 Oct 1798 Christophel Smith made his Last Will & Testament and shortly after died ... His will was recorded in the Rockingham Co., VA. His wife Lucenia and friend John Early, execs. The testator left six children: Jacob, John & Daniel Smith Christiana Caty married to George Gatty, Eve married to Jacob Hale Mary married Martin Burk?. Wife of Testator died. John Early moved out of commonwealth neglecting to perform his duties as exec. Jacob Smith is dead. George Gathy or Caty departed this life before his wife Christiana Caty or Gathy that she is now dead and he has adm her estate Henry Smith departed this life many years ago (say 20) - 19 Apr 1822 John Smith, Martin and Mary Burke residents of Montgomery Co., VA; - 1 Oct 1798 Will of Christophel Smith of Rockingham Co., VA Wife Lucenia dau Eve Smith son Christophel Smith son Henry Smith son Jacob Smith my children Christiana Caty, Jacob Smith, Mary Buck, Eve Smith, John Smith, Christophel Smith, Henry Smith, Daniel Smith Eldest daughter Christianna Caty Eldest son Jacob Smith Wife and friend John Early Execs. S: Stophel Shmidt (or similar, clearly in German) W: L??? Rilvers?, Abran Jluner? Aaron Soloman Proven Jan 1799 Court;	Smith, John (I117970)
83807	!NOTES:See Virginia Chancery Case 1823-052 Augusta Admr. of Jacob Smith, etc. vs John Smith, etc. Contains the 1799 Will of Christophel Smith, Rockingham Co., VA - 25 Mar 1822 Daniel Smith for himself as administrator of Jacob Smith decd and as Admr of George Gathy or Caty, Christiana Caty or Gathy who was the wife of George Gathy or Caty, and Jacob Hale and Eve his wife. On 1 Oct 1798 Christophel Smith made his Last Will & Testament and shortly after died ... His will was recorded in the Rockingham Co., VA. His wife Lucenia and friend John Early, execs. The testator left six children: Jacob, John & Daniel Smith Christiana Caty married to George Gatty, Eve married to Jacob Hale Mary married Martin Burk?. Wife of Testator died. John Early moved out of commonwealth neglecting to perform his duties as exec. Jacob Smith is dead. George Gathy or Caty departed this life before his wife Christiana Caty or Gathy that she is now dead and he has adm her estate Henry Smith departed this life many years ago (say 20) - 19 Apr 1822 John Smith, Martin and Mary Burke residents of Montgomery Co., VA; - 1 Oct 1798 Will of Christophel Smith of Rockingham Co., VA Wife Lucenia dau Eve Smith son Christophel Smith son Henry Smith son Jacob Smith my children Christiana Caty, Jacob Smith, Mary Buck, Eve Smith, John Smith, Christophel Smith, Henry Smith, Daniel Smith Eldest daughter Christianna Caty Eldest son Jacob Smith Wife and friend John Early Execs. S: Stophel Shmidt (or similar, clearly in German) W: L??? Rilvers?, Abran Jluner? Aaron Soloman Proven Jan 1799 Court;	Smith, Christophel (I117971)
83808	!NOTES:See Virginia Chancery Case 1823-052 Augusta Admr. of Jacob Smith, etc. vs John Smith, etc. Contains the 1799 Will of Christophel Smith, Rockingham Co., VA - 25 Mar 1822 Daniel Smith for himself as administrator of Jacob Smith decd and as Admr of George Gathy or Caty, Christiana Caty or Gathy who was the wife of George Gathy or Caty, and Jacob Hale and Eve his wife. On 1 Oct 1798 Christophel Smith made his Last Will & Testament and shortly after died ... His will was recorded in the Rockingham Co., VA. His wife Lucenia and friend John Early, execs. The testator left six children: Jacob, John & Daniel Smith Christiana Caty married to George Gatty, Eve married to Jacob Hale Mary married Martin Burk?. Wife of Testator died. John Early moved out of commonwealth neglecting to perform his duties as exec. Jacob Smith is dead. George Gathy or Caty departed this life before his wife Christiana Caty or Gathy that she is now dead and he has adm her estate Henry Smith departed this life many years ago (say 20) - 19 Apr 1822 John Smith, Martin and Mary Burke residents of Montgomery Co., VA; - 1 Oct 1798 Will of Christophel Smith of Rockingham Co., VA Wife Lucenia dau Eve Smith son Christophel Smith son Henry Smith son Jacob Smith my children Christiana Caty, Jacob Smith, Mary Buck, Eve Smith, John Smith, Christophel Smith, Henry Smith, Daniel Smith Eldest daughter Christianna Caty Eldest son Jacob Smith Wife and friend John Early Execs. S: Stophel Shmidt (or similar, clearly in German) W: L??? Rilvers?, Abran Jluner? Aaron Soloman Proven Jan 1799 Court;	Smith, Henry (I117972)
83809	!NOTES:See Virginia Chancery Case 1823-052 Augusta Admr. of Jacob Smith, etc. vs John Smith, etc. Contains the 1799 Will of Christophel Smith, Rockingham Co., VA - 25 Mar 1822 Daniel Smith for himself as administrator of Jacob Smith decd and as Admr of George Gathy or Caty, Christiana Caty or Gathy who was the wife of George Gathy or Caty, and Jacob Hale and Eve his wife. On 1 Oct 1798 Christophel Smith made his Last Will & Testament and shortly after died ... His will was recorded in the Rockingham Co., VA. His wife Lucenia and friend John Early, execs. The testator left six children: Jacob, John & Daniel Smith Christiana Caty married to George Gatty, Eve married to Jacob Hale Mary married Martin Burk?. Wife of Testator died. John Early moved out of commonwealth neglecting to perform his duties as exec. Jacob Smith is dead. George Gathy or Caty departed this life before his wife Christiana Caty or Gathy that she is now dead and he has adm her estate Henry Smith departed this life many years ago (say 20) - 19 Apr 1822 John Smith, Martin and Mary Burke residents of Montgomery Co., VA; - 1 Oct 1798 Will of Christophel Smith of Rockingham Co., VA Wife Lucenia dau Eve Smith son Christophel Smith son Henry Smith son Jacob Smith my children Christiana Caty, Jacob Smith, Mary Buck, Eve Smith, John Smith, Christophel Smith, Henry Smith, Daniel Smith Eldest daughter Christianna Caty Eldest son Jacob Smith Wife and friend John Early Execs. S: Stophel Shmidt (or similar, clearly in German) W: L??? Rilvers?, Abran Jluner? Aaron Soloman Proven Jan 1799 Court;	Smith, Daniel (I117973)
83810	!NOTES:See widow Drucilla Sams # 122221;	Naugle, Drucilla Jane (I121650)
83811	!NOTES:See wife's notes;	Baker (I99395)
83812	!NOTES:See writeup at Find-A-Grave: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=hensley&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=4&GScnty=97&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=21708214&df=all& !CENSUS:1840; !CENSUS:1850 Warren Co., TN 13th Civil District pg 77 # 1022/1022 Joseph Bishop 70 Laborer $- VA Winne 74 VA Sarah Hensley 32 TN John A. 14 Elizabeth P. 9 Babe 6 f; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Co., AR Yellville Union Township, Yellville PO # 27/1 Sarah Hensley 39 Farmer $-/300 TN John A. 22 Laborer; !CENSUS:1870 Taney Co., MO Swan, pg 349B Forsyth PO # 41/41 Allen Prior, 40 Farmer $-/4000 Ind Mary Jane, 33 Wis Elizabeth, 15 Iowa Rachel, 12 Isabela 9 Hannah, 7 Mary J 5 Alice 2 Wesley, 1/12 Apr. MO John A. Henslee, 32 Farmer, 0/300 Tenn Mary A., 30 John A. 6 AR Joseph W. 3 AR Elizabeth Johnson, 57 TN; !CENSUS:1880 Boone Co., AR Long Creek # 251/253 Elizabeth Johnson 60 Wd Keeping House TN-NC-NC # 252/254 John A. Hensley 45 M Farming TN-KY-TN Mary A. 40 wife M TN-TN-TN John 15 son AR-TN-TN George 9 son MO-TN-TN Allice 4 dau AR-TN-TN; !CENSUS:1900 Boone Co., AR Carrolton # 143/145 John Hensley head May 1834 66 M 7 TN-TN-TN Farmer Elizabeth wife Nov 1874 25 M 7 3-3 AR-TN-TN Ross son Jul 1895 4 AR-TN-AR Zorie dau Dec 1896 3 Joseph H. son Dec 1898 1;	Hensley, John A (I100375)
83813	!NOTES:See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Hunter_Morris !WILL:24 Sep 1757 Tinton, Monmouth Co., NJ, Robert Hunter Morris. "I intend to take a voyage to Great Britain." Friends David Ogden and Richard Morris. Neice Anne Morris that lives with me. Nephew John Morris an officer in Lasscelles Regiment Son Robert Morris under age, lived with Richard Salter, now with Mr. Dove, Gloucester, West Jersey. Daughter Mary Morris who lives with Rev. Samuel Cooke. Son Robert to have shares of property when he turns 21, except a third to Richard Morris. To Thomas Lawrence of Philadelphia (NRS). My part of the land near the Mohawk River devised to my brother (not named) and myself by my father's Will (not named). This to my nephews Lewis and Richard Morris. To Sarah Robinson for her care to my mother (not named) To Elizabeth Stogdell. Executors: Friend David Ogden and my nephew Richard Morris. Witnesses: Anthony Dennis, Thomas Liming, Hannah Liming;	Morris, Robert Hunter (I115018)
83814	!NOTES:Seems to be born to single mother Callaway via Aldredge father and used both surnames; !CENSUS:1860 Watauga Co., NC Valley Cruces District, Valley Cruces PO # 28/23 William Calaway 26 Farmer $-/50 NC Polly 21 House Wife Abram A. 4 Sarah E. 2 Martha J. 5/12;	Calloway, William (I124744)
83815	!NOTES:Sellers said he was murdered on Sunday 1 Oct 1855, however 1 Oct 1855 wasn't a Sunday, but 1 Oct 1854 was. Also his estate papers begin in Nov 1854, so Sellers was off by one year.; !CENSUS:1850 x !PROBATE ROLL # 1117 Marion Co., SC Evan A. Rogers 1854 13 Nov 1854 Adm Bond, bondsmen: Levi Legget, Nathan Evans and David Legget ... Mrs. Anna Rogers, widow and two children Louisa Rogers and Ean A. Rogers, both minors 27 Jul 1859 ...; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 178-183 ... Old Lot Rogers' youngest son, William, and perhaps his youngest child, born in 1799, inherited the old homestead of his father, and is now owned by his youngest son, our good fellow-citizen. Lot B. Rogers; he married the youngest daughter (Mary) of old Henry Berry, as hereinbefore stated; he and wife lived and died on his father's homestead at an old age-not many years ago; the fruits of the marriage were sons, Charles, Evan, Frank, Philip B. and Lot B., and daughters, Elizabeth Ann, Mary Ann, Nancy and Margaret. ... Evan grew up and married Miss Anna Legette, daughter of Colonel Levi Legette, below Marion, and where Evan Rogers settled. He was killed on Sunday, 1st of October, 1855, by a man by the name of Harrelson, who was tried the next week after at Court in Marion, and very ably defended by the late Chancellor Inglis and Julius A. Dargan, two very eminent and able lawyers, and was convicted and sentenced to be hanged on a certain day fixed ; before the day appointed for his execution he escaped from jail; a large reward, two hundred dollars or more, was offered for his recapture and delivery at the jail in Marion by General Elly Godbold, then Sheriff; great efforts were made to find and recapture him, but all in vain; about eighteen months thereafter he was recaptured in Columbus County, N. C, brought back and lodged in the jail in Marion, and at the succeeding Court, in March, 1857, was resentenced or a new day assigned for his execution, and he was accordingly hanged by the then Sheriff, N. C. McDuffie, on the 5th day of June, 1857.	Rogers, Evan A (I45019)
83816	!NOTES:Sellers said Hugh's wife was a daughter of John Goodyear, but two 1846 deeds prove she was a Scott; !DEED:30 Jan 1846 Marion Co., SC Deed Book T page 299 Heirs of Eli Scott to Ervin Scott Celia Scott, William Scott, Jesse Scott, Hugh Scott and Hugh Yelvington to Ervin Scott for $300 ... granted to Thomas Scott 1805 ... S: Celia (X) Scott, William (X) Scott, James Scott (sic?), Hugh Scott, Hugh Yelverton. Dower renounced by Elizabeth (X) Scott, wife of William Scott, and Lunay (X) Scott Yelverton wife of Hugh Yelverton; !DEED:30 Jan 1846 Marion Co., SC Deed Book T page 301 Heirs of Eli Scott to William Scott Celia Scott, Jesse Scott, Hugh Scott, Ervin Scott and Hugh Yelverton to William Scott for $300 ... S: Celia (X) Scott, Jesse (X) Scott, Ervin Scott, Hugh Yelverton, Hugh Scott. Dower renounced by Beedy Scott (s: Celia Scott), wife of Ervin Scott, and Lurany (X) Scott Yelverton wife of Hugh Yelverton; !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 860/864 Hugh Elvington 45 Farmer $2000 Marion Luraney 40 Maris 20 f Cary 18 m " Celia 16 Elizabeth 14 John 4; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 173-175 ... Old man Jessee Elvington lived and died on Bear Swamp; he was an old man seventy years ago ; a good manager and snug farmer he raised a considerable family, sons and daughters. Three sons, Giles, Hughey and John E. Giles Elvington married Miss Mary Ann Page, daughter of Joseph Page, just in North Carolina; Giles Elvington lived till after the war, and died an old man, after having married a second time. By his first wife he raised several children, sons and daughters, none of whom are now known to the writer. Giles Elvington owned the plantation where Dr. William A. Oliver lately died ; he, like his father, was a good manager-at least, during his first wife's lifetime, and he and family were highly respected. Hughey Elvington married one of the ten girls of John Goodyear, hereinbefore mentioned, and she is now the wife of Wilson Lewis, of Horry, and weighs 260 pounds, as she recently told the writer. Hughey Elvington was a good citizen. John E. Elvington married a Miss Deer (Elizabeth Ann), daughter of Joseph Deer ; her mother was a Page, and he inherited the old homestead of his father ; he has been dead several years ; raised a family quite respectable. A daughter of his is now the wife of William J. Williamson, who it is supposed has grown children. The several daughters of old Jesse Elvington married; one married the late Elgate Horn, who raised a large family, entirely unknown; another daughter married William B. Grantham, of North Carolina ; they are both dead and died childless. I do not know Whom the other daughter of old man Jessee married. The Elvingtons and their connections are numerous, and all sprang from the two old men, John and Jesse Elvington.	Scott, Luraney (I77509)
83817	!NOTES:Sellers said that Rev. William Turbeville died without children but his 1800 and 1810 census entry show several, assuming A: they are his own children and not nieces and nephews or others, and B: the entries are for this same William Turbeville.; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 138-141 - Bishop Gregg, page 70, says : "The other settlement referred to was made at a point on the east bank of the river called Sandy Bluff, two and a half miles above Mar's Bluff. A few traces of it are yet to be seen at several points immediately on the high bank of the river. The families of Crawford, Saunders, Murfee, Crosby, Keighly, Berry, and shortly after the Gibsons, made up this community. Sandy Bluff extended up the river about three miles. With the fertile uplands running out for some distance, and a rich swamp on the opposite side, and supplied, too, with numerous springs of good water, this locality was in many respects admirably adapted to the wants of the infant colony." * * * "These settlers built their houses, as did the Welsh above, immediately on the bank of the river, and in close proximity to each other, for the convenience of water, of social intercourse, and their mutual protection against the Indians. It was also more healthy than locations further from the river, as experience has proved. They were from England and Ireland, and having landed at Charleston, found their way to Georgetown, and thence up the river, attracted by the bounties which the government had offered. Like their neighbors in Britton's Neck, they erected a building for public worship according to the rites of the Established Church. Faint traces of this early structure were to be seen a few years since. The brick used for the foundation were brought up the river (the settlers thus transporting themselves and their stores), and were of superior quality. The Rev. Wm. Turbeville came with this colony, and was their pastor. He was a well educated man, and had a high reputation as a preacher. Eminent also for piety and devotion to his work, he retained the confidence and affection of the people in an extensive region of the country to the close of a long life. One of the incidents related in connexion with him is singularly illustrative of this feeling. Such was the general confidence in his piety and the efficacy of his prayers, that he was sent for from considerable distances during the pressure of any general calamity, to make intercession to God in behalf of the people. On one occasion, about the year 1760, during the prevalence of a fearful drought, there was a general meeting at Bass' Mills to pray for rain." (I suppose then known as Hulon's Mills.) "Mr. Turbeville was sent for. He answered the summons and, as tradition relates, before the sufferers had reached their homes, the heavens were opened and copious rains came down. Mr. Turbeville had no children. Several brothers came with him, of whom some descendants are now (1859) to be found in Marion. He lived at Sandy Bluff until after the year 1800, then removed to the west side of the river, near Mar's Bluff, where he married a second time, and died a:bout 1810, at the advanced age of 103 years." Bishop Gregg says further, in a note," page 71 : "Mr. Turbeville was a poor man through life. It is said that William Allston, grand-father of Governor Allston," (I suppose, R. F. W. Allston,) "who lived at that time near the Wahees," (a few miles below Mar's Bluff,) "complained to Mr. T., on one occasion, of his wearing such coarse garments. Mr. T. told him, he got but little for preaching and could not afford to dress better. Whereupon Mr. Allston gave him a black suit and silk gown, on condition that he was not to use them except in preaching and on other public official occasions." This last is a most remarkable story. Here is a man of fine education, young and vigorous, with a wife, but no children to support and educate, preaching for what, we suppose, was and became a rich church—a church, too, supported by taxation and a church to which, I suppose, Allton himself belonged, or at least attended, lived near by, and the Murfees, Saunders, Crawfords and Gibsons, all rich men, so says Bishop Gregg, and yet did not pay their pastor enough to enable him to appear decent in the pulpit. This presents a strange condition of affairs, and does not speak well for his congregation ; though rich, yet niggardly stingy, and very much detracts from their otherwise high standing. Mr. Turbeville, in his apparent poverty, was in truth more wealthy than all of them put together. He evidently had the saving grace of God in his heart, and in his physical make up had the elements of an unusually long life, which was abundantly more valuable than gold and costly apparel. He, after suffering poverty and its pangs here for one hundred and three years, was taken into "Abraham's bosom." What became of his wealthy parishioners, is not known. Bishop Gregg says : "Mr. Turbeville had no children. Several brothers came with him, of whom some descendants are now to be found in Marion." ; !CENSUS:1790 x !CENSUS:1800 Marion Dist., SC pg 444-788 Willm Turbervill age 45+ (bef 1755) 11001-01001-0-0 Analysis (Who each person might be): 1m 45+ (bef 1755)...... William Turbeville (c1707) 1m 10-15 (1784/1790)... Son? 1m under 10 (1790/1800) Son? 1f 45+ (bef 1755)...... Wife? 1f 10-15 (1784/1790)... Daughter?; !CENSUS:1810 Marion Dist., SC pg 28 Wm Turbeville Senr age 45+ (bef 1765) 21001-10010-0-0 Analysis (Who each person might be): 1m 45+ (bef 1765)...... William Turbeville (c1707) 1m 10-15 (1794/1800)... Son? 2m under 10 (1800/1810) Son? ....................... Son? 1f 26-44 (1765/1784)... Wife? 1f under 10 (1800/1810) Daughter?; !CENSUS:1820 x	Turbeville, Rev William (I76935)
83818	!NOTES:Serena Taylor is either an adopted child, or an orphaned niece, or Sarah was married to a Taylor prior to marriage to William Church; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Floydsville PO # 1833/1805 Wm Church 43 Cooper $-/200 NC Sallie 35 NC S. A. Taylor 5 f NC Charity Church 60 NC Sarah Snead 3 NC Robt Snead 2 NC; !CENSUS:1870 Horry Co., SC Gallivants Ferry Township, Conwayboro PO # 561/562 William Church 53 Cooper $-/- NC Sarah 45 at home NC Serena Taylor 15 NC; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co., SC Cains # 5/5 Allen Davis 33 M Buggy Maker NC-NC-NC Sorena 26 wife M Keeping House SC-SC-SC Charley 1 son SC-NC-SC Laura White B, 17 nurse S Nurse SC-SC-SC;	Taylor, Serena A (I85027)
83819	!NOTES:Several older men in area named Shadrack Rice before this one. !CENSUS:1820 Marion Dist., SC p. 23 Shadrick Rice age 26-44 (1775/1794) 400010-20010 !CENSUS:1830 Marion Dist., SC p. 43 Shadrach Rice age 30-39 (1790/1800) 102101-0202 !CENSUS:1840 Bibb Co., AL p. 4? Shadrick Rice age 40-49 (1790/1800) 2001001-010111 !NAMED-EQUITY ROLL # 38 John Coleman 1846 Moses Coleman vs John Coleman et al Moses Coleman shows that his later father John Coleman Sr died intestate about April 1845. Estate consisted of about 1000a ... waters of Smith Swamp and Sister Bay and slaves ... John Coleman left surviving: widow Esther Coleman his children: the orator (Moses Coleman) John Coleman Jr children of deceased son Edwadr Coleman, viz: Washington Coleman, Martha Coleman, John Coleman, Elizabeth Coleman and Susan Coleman. Esther Coleman, widow, died a few weeks after husband. Bill of Revision 7 Mar 1857 Esther Coleman left other heirs, viz Dicey Lewis and Abigail Rice (husband Shadrach Rice per Roll # 39), her children the issue of a former marriage with one Miller (Samuel per Roll # 39) who were not parties of the bill of Moses Coleman. Abigail Rice lives in Alabama and has not been heard from. John Coleman Jr has died testate (will mentioned and summarized, see his own probate roll for more details). * From "Marion County South Carolina Extracts from Equity Rolls", Lucille Utley. Three Rivers Historical Society.;	Rice, Shadrack (I38136)
83820	!NOTES:Several records in IL refer to her maiden name as Head or Heady, suggesting her father might be Phillip Head who fathered several out of wedlock children. If not, him, then another Head was her father; !CENSUS:1820; !CENSUS:1830; !CENSUS:1840; !MARRIAGE:10 Apr 1843 Rutherford Co, NC Alfred WHITE & Alvira GRANT, Andrew TOMERLIN, bm; !CENSUS:1850 * Moultrie Co, IL # 287/287 Alfred White, 31 NC Elmyra, 34 NC Lucinda J. 5 NC Alpha A. 4 (female)NC Mary E., 3 NC Nancy E. 1 NC !CENSUS:1860 Moultrie Co, IL Twp 14 Range 5 E Sullivan PO pg 40 # 278/275 Alfred WHITE, 40 NC Alvira, 41 NC Lucinda J. 16 NC Alpha A. 14 (male) NC Mary C. 13 NC Nancy C. 12 NC Martha A. 5 IL Theoma C. 11/12 IL; !CENSUS:1870 Moultrie Co., IL Township / Post Office The Town of Dora / Marrowbone Page / House / Family # 3 / 38 / 38 Name Age Sex Race Occupation Real $ Pers $ Birth Place Alfred White 50 M W Farmer 1840 60 North Carolina Mary E. 52 F W Keeps House North Carolina Nancy E. 21 F W at Home North Carolina Martha A. 13 F W Illinois T. Caroline 10 F W Illinois Allice 9 F W Illinois Josephine 6 F W Illinois Alfred A. 6 M W Illinois Mary E. Newland 23 F W lives with father 400 North Carolina !CENSUS:1880 Moultrie Co., IL Page / House / Family # 350D / 97 /97 Name R S Age Rel Ms Occupation Birth Places Alfred White W M 60 M Farmer NC-MD-NC Mary E. W F 61 M House Keeper NC-NC-NC Emla W F 30 S House Work NC-NC-NC M. E. W F 23 S House Work IL-NC-NC N. C. W F 20 S House Work IL-NC-NC S. A. W F 19 S House Work IL-NC-NC Josephine W F 18 S House Work IL-NC-NC Alfred A. W M 15 S House Work IL-NC-NC Gracy Cook W F 4 S Grand Daughter IL-IL-NC Tracy W F 4 S Grand Daughter IL-IL-NC	Grant, Mary Alvira (I24007)
83821	!NOTES:Several years ago a researcher asked me to consider the possibility that Lodica Stroud was the "ex-wife" of David Stroud instead of being a Stroud widow. This is certainly possible for the Strouds did have a number of divorces in these early years!;	Stroud (I50097)
83822	!NOTES:She had a son Woodson Roberts, died young. Source?; !CENSUS:1850 Surry Co., NC South Division # 468/470 Martha Spencer 40 $700 NC Nancy C. 21 Charles W. 20 Farmer John S. 19 Farmer Daniel 18 Farmer Joseph 17 Farmer Tyrel 16 m Farmer James 15 Farmer Gray 14 Robert 8; !MARRIAGE BOND: 5 Mar 1855 Surry Co., NC John Roberts & Nancy Caroline Spence John R. Moody, bm; !CENSUS:1860 Surry Co., NC Nixons District, Judesville or Dodson PO # 468/468 John Roberts 76 Farmer $1000/3179 N. C. 30 f C. S. 4 m M. L. 2 f J. R. Spencer, 26 m Farm Laborer; !CENSUS:1870 Wilkes Co., NC Edwards, Elkin PO # 243/243 Nancy Roberts 42 Farmer $200/150 NC Charles 15 Farmhand Martha 12 Gray 6; !CENSUS:1880 Wilkes Co., NC Edwards # 302/312 Nancy Roberts 50 wd Keeping House NC-NC-NC Gray 16 son; !CENSUS:1900 Surry Co., NC Elkin # 253/259 Charlie S. Roberts head Jan 1856 44 M 18 NC-NC-NC Fannie J. wife Oct 1866 33 M 18 1-1 Julius C. son Mar 1883 17 Nancy C. Mother Dec 1829 70 wd 1-1 NC-NC-NC; !CENSUS:1910 x	Spencer, Nancy Caroline (I15677)
83823	!NOTES:She is almost certainly a child of William Watson & Rebecca, but I haven't seen absolute proof. Stephen Watson was bonsdman for her marriage, as was Stephen Mintz who married Rebecca Watson. This seems to tie her to the William & Rebecca family.; !CENSUS:1830; !CENSUS:1840; !MARRIAGE BOND:22 Dec 1845 Brunswick Co., NC Daniel W. Collum & Elizabeth Watso Stephen (X) Mints, Stephen Watson, bm; !CENSUS:1850 Brunswick Co., NC North West District # 204/204 Daniel W. Collum 27 Labourer $50 NC Elizabeth 25 Rebecca 3 Sarah 1; !CENSUS:1860 Brunswick Co., NC Town Creek District, --- PO # 86/86 D. W. Collum 36 Cooper $150/117 NC Elizabeth 35 Rebecca J. 12 Sarah E. 10 John C. 6 Daniel A. 4 Jesse J. 2; !CENSUS:1870 Brunswick Co., NC Town Creek Township, Smithville PO # 30/30 Daniel W. Collum 47 Farmer $150/120 NC Elizabeth 45 Keeping House Rebecca 22 no occupation Sarah 20 John 18 Daniel 16 Farm Laborer Jesse 14 " " Mary 12 " " Martha 10 at home Eliza 8 " "; !CENSUS:1880 Brunswick Co., NC Southern part of Town Creek Township # 27/40 Daniel W. Collum 57 M Farmer NC-NC-NC Elizabeth 55 wife M Keeping House Rebecca J. 34 dau S Sarah E. 28 dau S Daniel A. 22 son S Jesse J. 21 son S Mary C. 19 dau Martha L. 17 dau Ann E. 13 dau; !CENSUS:1900 Brunswick Co., NC Town Creek # 407/413 Jefferson Hickman head Feb 1845 55 M 0 NC-NC-NC Laborer Turpt Forest? Louisa wife Feb 1850 50 M 0 4-1 Daniel A. Collum head Jan 1856 44 wd Farmer Elizabeth mother Jan 1822 78 wd 8-8 Elizabeth sister Jan 1853 47 S * Above may be two different households, though not numbered as such; !CENSUS:1910 Brunswick Co., NC Town Creek # 175/175 Andrew Collum head 50 S NC-NC-NC Laborer - Turpentine Forest Elizabeth mother 90 wd4-2 Elizabeth sister 45 S Mary Mitchell sister 47 Wd 1-1 Edgar nephew 14; !CENSUS:1920 x !NOTES:No D/C found, she probably died ca 1910-1915;	Watson, Elizabeth (I81970)
83824	!NOTES:She is with Ann Rogers (apparent widow) in 1850. Is she Ann's mother or Ann's mother-in-law? If she's the mother, is her surname also Rogers or is that a census error?; !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 988/993 Ann Rogers 52 ~ $- Marion Zachariah 22 None Cloey 80;	Chloe (I77913)
83825	!NOTES:She isn't a child of Abishai or Joab Hensley as they both have proven daughters named Sarah, unless Abisha's Sarah (c1815) was married to Edmund Spain *after* 1842?;	Henslee, Sarah (I112964)
83826	!NOTES:She may be a daughter of Philip Spake (c1797 NC) & Sarah (c1798) who were the only ones in McDowell in 1850 who could be her parents; !MARRIAGE BOND:10 Dec 1849 McDowell Co., NC Davis Bright & Martha Spake, George Spake, bm - George is probably her brother, born ca 1830/31, and married Jane Bright (c1829) in 1849, who could be Davis Bright's sister; !CENSUS:1850 McDowell Co., NC # 31/31 Sarah Bright, 53 $900 NC Davis 25 m within census year Martha 18 m within census year Sarah 22 Rebecca L. 16 !CENSUS:1860 McDowell Co., NC # 555/555 Davis Bright, 38 Farmer $550/400 NC Martha 28 Mary 8 Martha 4 Sarah, 65; !CENSUS:1870 McDowell Co., NC Sugar Hill # 42/42 Thomas Wall 22 Farmer $525/400 NC Mary 17 Loyd 6/12 Jan Martha Bright 41 Martha 14 Davis 6; !CENSUS:1880 McDowell Co., NC Montford Cove # 30/30 Martha Bright 48 wd NC-NC-NC Davis 16 son Arra 9 dau; !CENSUS:1900 McDowell Co., NC Montfords Cove # 136/136 Davis Bright head Jun 1864 35 M 6 NC-NC-NC Minnie wife Jun 1874 25 M 6 3-3 Myrtle dau Jul 1894 5 Lottie dau Mar 1896 4 Garland son Jun 1898 1 Martha mother Nov 1832 67 S;	Spake, Martha (I72455)
83827	!NOTES:She might be a child of Harriet and Robert Moore instead of John Grant; !CENSUS:1850 Cleveland Co., NC # 635/635 William Hicks 49 Farmer $- NC Nancy A. 21 William J. 2 Claborn P. 1 John Grant 65 Farmer $- NC Harriet 46 Sarah J. Grant* Toomy 14 * "Grant" marked out.; !CENSUS:1860 Cleveland Co., NC ---,--- PO # 372/372 James Toomy 27 Day Laborer $-/- SC Sarah J. 25 Harrit D. 5 Patsey A. 3 John T. 8/12 NC;	Grant, Sarah J (I109215)
83828	!NOTES:She might be a Jenkins since they were living under the same roof with Elizabeth Jenkins in 1880; !CENSUS:1880 Cleveland Co., NC PHF 577B-186-187&188 Township No 7 House 186, Family 187 Elizabeth Jenkins W F 39 W Keeping House NC-NC-SC Mary W F 12 Dau NC-NC-NC Jesse W M 10 Son NC-NC-NC H. W F 8 Dau NC-NC-NC F. W F 6 Dau NC-NC-NC House 186, Family 188 J. B. Wright W M 24 M Farm Laborer NC-NC-NC M. J. W F 14 Wife M NC-NC-NC	M J (I80688)
83829	!NOTES:Sheriff of Polk Co., NC per the 1860 census;	Ward, Sheriff Johnson Ledbetter (I119015)
83830	!NOTES:Shot and killed in duel with Victor Burchfield (who also died); !CENSUS:1900 Cherokee Co., NC Valleytown # 13/13 Thos E. Wright, head Mar 1858 42 M22 NC-NC-NC Malinda wife Oct 1857 42 M22 10-9 Leora dau Oct 1880 19 Troy K. son May 1885 15 Osbern son Sep 1887 12 Claud son Sep 1889 10 Allace dau Mar 1892 8 Bennis G. dau Aug 1894 5 Drew D. son Nov 1896 3 Emmitt C. son Sep 1898 1; !CENSUS:1910 Cherokee Co., NC Valleytown # 459/474 Americus E. Wright, head 52 M1 32 NC-NC-NC Malina wife 52 M1 32 10-8 Osburn son 22 Claud M. son 20 Allice dau 18 Bennis dau 15 Drewey D. son 13 Emmet son 11; !CENSUS:1920 Cherokee Co., NC Valleytown Township, Topton Precinct # 8/8 Thomas Wright, head 61 M NC-NC-NC Lyndia, wife 62 M Bennie dau 25 Drew son 23 Emmett son 21; !MARRIAGE: 9 Nov 1924 Graham Co., NC Emmitt Wright 26 of Topton & Angie Nichols 18 of Topton; !NOTES:See Death Certificate for more information (North Carolina Death Certificates 1909-1975 Ancestry.com) - http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/wright/documentation/Wright_Emmett_(1898-1927)_Death_Certificate.jpg	Wright, Emmett Clayton (I668)
83831	!NOTES:Simon Davis is proven sibling of Rachel Davis Morris McKissick per her RW Pension;	Davis, Simon (I118288)
83832	!NOTES:Simp's D/C lists parents as "Don't Know". Informant's name blank.; !NOTES:Reitha Rabon Skipper says that Simp Rabon was a half brother to Solomon Wilson Skipper (1885-1957). Solomon's parents were married ca early 1860's, so for Solomon to be Simp's brother, his father Solomon Skipper (c1848) must have fathered Simp Rabon out of wedlock while Solomon was still married and having children with his wife. I wonder what the evidence for this is? Or is it based on family tradition? Perhaps it will never be completely proven.; !CENSUS:1880 x !CENSUS:1900 Horry Co, SC Bayboro pg 3B # 55/55 James V. Jones, Mar 1854, 46, M 25, SC/SC/SC Rebecca, Wife, Jun 1864, 35, M 25, 11/6, SC/SC/SC Boyd, Son, Sep 1886, 13, SC/SC/SC Anna, dau, Aug 1886, 13, SC/SC/SC William, Son, Sep 1887, 12, SC/SC/SC Eliza, dau, Dec 1892, 7, SC/SC/SC Berry, son, Dec, 1894, 5, SC/SC/SC Simp RABON, Son-in-law, June 1874, 25, M 1, SC/SC/SC Charity, dau, Nov 1881, 18, M 1, 1/1, SC/SC/SC Fanny, gr-dau, Sep 1899, 8/12, SC/SC/SC; !CENSUS:1910 Horry Co., SC Bayboro # 355/355 Simpson Rabon head 40 M1 11 SC-SC-SC Farmer Charity wife 26 M1 11 4-4 Fannie dau 9 Jesse son 7 Grayer son 5 Orie dau 1; !CENSUS:1920 x !CENSUS:1930 Horry Co, SC Conway pg 19A # 331/332 Simp RABON, 60, M 28 SC/SC/SC Charity, wife 48 M 17 Grier, son 24 Oragene, dau 20 m 18 Hampton, son 18 Sam, son 15 James, son 8 Alvie CHESTNUT, son-in-law, 20 M 18;	Rabon, Simpson (I29235)
83833	!NOTES:Since "Abner" Lewis never appears on a census records, it's certainly possible this is an alternate name for another Lewis, perhaps Aaron Lewis Senr (1761)? That would explain his absense from census records under the name "Abner". !DEED: 3 Apr 1802 Bladen Co., NC Deed Book 27 pp. 426-427 Richard M. Lewis of Bladen to Abner Lewis of same for 100 pounds ... 100a Brown Marsh Swamp ... Waltons corner ... Patented by Richard M. Lewis and conv to Josiah Lewis and from sd Josiah to Richard M. Lewis lies below Holland Branch ... S: Richd. M. Lewis W: P. Kelly, D. Lewis Proven Jun 1806 by D. Lewis. !LAND ENTRY: 6 Nov 1816 Bladen Co., NC Abner Lewis 25a S sd of Brown Marsh Swamp joining Mulenton & Aaron Lewis lines. Warrant issued 31 May 1817. Surveyed 10 Sep 1820 S sd of Brown Marsh swamp joining Aaron Lewis & John Campbell ... Daniel Campbell corner ... CC: Aaron Lewis, J?? McMillen Granted 22 Nov 1821 * Above land sold to Peter Vant, who sold it to someone who sold it to John Chaviss who sold it in 1840s. The chain of deeds are lost. !DEED:20 Mar 1827 Bladen Co., NC Deed Book P, pp. 492-493 Abner Lewis of Bladen to Moses Lewis of same, for $500 S Sd Brown Marsh Swamp Walters corner ... patented by Richard Mullington and conv to Isah Lewis and from Isiah Lewis to Richard M. Lewis and from him to Abner Lewis to the aforesaid Moses Lewis (Son of Abner Lewis Senr) as lies below Holland Branch supposed to be 100a ... S: Abner Lewis W: George McEwen, John Mears Pr Feb 1837 by Elihu Mears who confirmed the handwriting of John Mears	Lewis, Abner (I128467)
83834	!NOTES:Since Job's orphaned children were living with Isaac Stroud (1795) in 1860, I suspect Isaac was Job's father. !CENSUS:1830 Lenoir Co., NC p. 281 Isaac Stroud age 30-39 (1790/1800) 231001-101001 My analysis (who each person *might* be) 1m 30-39 (1790/1800) Isaac Stroud (1795) 1m 10-14 (1815/1820) Son? 3m 5-9 (1820/1825) . 1. Son? .................... 2. Son? .................... 3. Job Stroud (c1822) son <--- 2m 0-4 (1825/1830) . 1. Isaac Stroud (1828) son .................... 2. Curtis Stroud (c1830) son 1f 30-39 (1790/1800) Nancy Boyette Stroud (c1810) wife 1f 10-14 (1815/1820) Daughter? 1f 0-4 (1825/1830) . Hannah Stroud (1826) daughter; !CENSUS:1840 Lenoir Co., NC p. 11 Isaac Stroud age 40-49 (1790/1800) 1122101-1111001 My analysis (who each person *might* be) 1m 40-49 (1790/1800) Isaac Stroud (1795) 1m 20-29 (1810/1820) Son? 2m 15-19 (1820/1825) 1. Son? .................... 2. Job Stroud (c1823) son <--- 2m 10-14 (1825/1830) 1. Isaac Stroud (1828) son .................... 2. Curtis Stroud (c1830) son 1m 5-9 (1830/1835) . Richard Stroud (1834) son 1m 0-4 (1835/1840) . Samuel Stroud (1836) son 1f 40-49 (1790/1800) Nancy Boyette Stroud (c1810) wife 1f 15-19 (1820/1825) Daughter? 1f 10-14 (1825/1830) Hannah Stroud (1826) daughter 1f 5-9 (1830/1835) . Daughter? 1f 0-4 (1835/1840) . Daughter?; !CENSUS:1850 Lenoir Co., NC # 447/447 Job Stroud 27 Farmer $300 NC Sarah 25 Elvia 5 Nancy 3 Job 2; !SLAVE-CENSUS:1850 Lenoir Co., NC p. 863 Job Stroud Age Sex Race 57 M B ; !ESTATE:22 Oct 1856 Duplin Co., NC Job Stroud, deceased Owen Stroud, administrator. No heirs mentioned, but many Strouds mentioned in estate sale.; !ESTATE:-- 1860 Duplin Co., NC Job Stroud, deceased Amos Stroud, guardian of minor heirs of Job Stroud, deceased. Heirs not named. !ESTATE:-- Oct 1866 Duplin Co., NC Job Stroud, deceased Division ordered. Heirs: Henry E. Smith and wife Elvy William Stroud.	Stroud, Job (I87248)
83835	!NOTES:Since Lewis was listed after Benjamin's other children in 1850, perhaps he was a nephew instead of a son.; !CENSUS:1850 Ouachita Co., AR Liberty # 36/36 * Only Hensley in this county at this time Benjamin Hensly 59 Blacksmith $- VA Hamilton H. 23 " TN Sarah E. 13 AR John 6 Lewis 15 Laborer TN; !CENSUS:1860 x !CENSUS:1870 x	Hensley, Lewis (I100407)
83836	!NOTES:Since listed last in 1850 household and there is a 13 year old son already, Sarah might be a niece instead of a child of Kerby's; !CENSUS:1850 Morgan Co., AL Division No 10 # 258/245 Kerby Sams 54 Farmer $- GA Sarah 49 SC John C. 21 Farmer TN William 19 Farmer TN Patton 14 Farmer TN David 13 James 10 Henry 8 George Mahall 21 Farmer TN Martha 24 NC Sarah Sams 13 TN; !CENSUS:1860 Morgan Co., AL The Eastern Division, Valhermoso PO # 172/168 Curby Sams 63 Farmer $400/340 GA Sarah 59 SC Sarah A. M. J. 21 TN;	Sams, Sarah A M J (I121796)
83837	!NOTES:Since listed out of order in 1850, might be nephew or other relation instead of son; !CENSUS;1850 Edwards Co., IL # 139/140 Lot Sams 26 Farmer $- IL Mary 23 KY Margaret 3 IL William 10/12 Startley 4 m; !CENSUS:1860 Edwards Co., IL Maple Grove PO # 852/850 *	Sams, Starling (I121823)
83838	!NOTES:Since Rhoda Turner's husband is unknown, I list him as "Rhoda" as well so I can find them easily in my records.;	Turner, Rhoda (I111648)
83839	!NOTES:Since there is a large derth of records between the 1810 census and the 1850 census entries for Frederick, there is a possibility the one there in 1804 and 1810 isn't the same one there in 1850 and after, but it seems somewhat likely they are one and the same.; !MARRIAGE BOND:31 Nov 1804 Robeson Co., NC* Frederick Hardin & Salley Sealey Solomon Hardin, bm * (Sic) on date, November only has 30 days; !CENSUS:1810 Robeson Co., NC pg 237 Frederick Hardin age 16-25 (1784/94) 10100-00100-0-0; !CENSUS:1820 x !CENSUS:1830 x !CENSUS:1840 x !CENSUS:1850 Robeson Co., NC Southern Division # 523/523 Milly Williford 60 Columbus Charity Barnes 22 Robeson Frederick Harden 56 Laborer $- "; !CENSUS:1860 Robeson Co., NC Lumberton PO # 395/395 Fed Hardin 83 Farm Laborer $-/- NC Polly 21 Henry 12 Frederick 10 David 3 Sallie 7/12; !CENSUS:1870 Robeson Co., NC Britts, Lumberton PO # 164/164 Alex McPhatter 33 Farm Laborer $100/- NC Orpha 28 Giles T. 6 Ella 4 Heneretta 1 Fredric Hardin 88 at home; !CENSUS:1880 Robeson Co., NC Sterlings Mills # 68/68 James Nye 52 M --- Robeson- - Robeson Polly 50 wife M Robeson-NC-NC Fredric Harden 103 father-in-law Wd NC-NC-NC;	Hardin, Frederick (I63161)
83840	!NOTES:Single per D/C; !CENSUS:1850; !CENSUS:1860 Georgetown Dist., SC Division No 1 Prince George Parish # 234/216 Mary A. Farrow 64 House Keeper $400/100 SC # 234/217 E. R. Rouse 24 f Wm M. 6 C. W. 4 m; !CENSUS:1870; !CENSUS:1880;	Rouse, Eliza Jane (I76444)
83841	!NOTES:Some data from Laura Schreibman's notes; !NOTES:I don't know if he's a son of George or Richardson. It could be either; !TAXLIST:1791 Fayette Co., VA (now KY) List A Tithables, Black 12+, Blacks -12, Horses Jonathan Hansley 1-0-0-1 Richeson Hansley 1-0-0-7 James Hansley 1-0-0-0 George Hansley 1-1-1-2 Gabriel Hansley 1-0-0-1 Saml Hansley 1-0-0-01; !TAXLIST:1793 x * I didn't find him in Fayette Co., KY; !TAXLIST:1794 Shelby Co., KY List 2 White Males 21+ / -21, Total Blacks / -16, Horses, Cattle George Hensley 1-1-2-0-2-6 Gabreal Hensley 1-0-0-0-2-2 Saml Hensley 1-0-0-0-1-0; !TAXLIST:1795 x * I didn't find him in Fayette Co., KY; !TAXLIST:1796 Shelby Co., KY List 1 Land (Acres, Watercourse, County, original entry), White Males 21+ / -21, Blacks 16+ / Total Blacks, Horses, Cattle Mar 18, Jonathan Hansly, -, 1-0-0-0-1-2 Mar 18, Gabriel Hansly, -, 1-0-0-0-0-2 Mar 18, Richardson Hansly, 125a, Gipsey, Shelby, Squire Boone, 2-2-1-1-2-11 List 2 Mar 24, Samuel Hensley, -, 1-0-0-0-0-5 Mar 24, James Hensley, -, 0-1-0-0-0-0 Apr 28, George Hensley, 50a, Mullberry, Shelby, blank, 1-0-1-3-2-7 Jun 5, James Hensley Senr, - 1-1-0-0-0-2; !MARRIAGE:20 Jul 1799 Franklin Co, KY Gabriel HENSLEY and Ann PRIDDY, William PRIDDY, bm, William PRIDDY, father of bride gives consent. Witnesses Rolen Priddy, Nancy Priddy; !CENSUS:1800 X Lost for Kentucky; !TAXLIST:1807 Butler Co, OH Gabriel HENSLY; !CENSUS:1810 Randolph Co, NC pg 168 Gabriel HENSLEY age 26-44 (1765/84) "31010-00010"; !TAXLIST:1817 Franklin Co, IN Gabriel HANSLEY; !CENSUS:1820 Franklin Co, IN pg 218 Gabriel HENSLEY age 45+ (bef 1775) "210001-11001"; !WILL:28 Feb 1821 Franklin Co, IN Will Book A page 69 (from Laura S.) Gabriel Hensley. Wife Anna. daughter Sarah. My six children (not named). Youngest son Robert (under 21). Executors: Wife Anna, and Jacob Bloyd. Wit: John Ewing, James Walters. Rec. 12 Jun 1821;	Hensley, Gabriel (I85595)
83842	!NOTES:Some data on this family from Harold Reeder; !CENSUS:1860 Hamilton Co., IL T 5 R 6 East, McLeansboro PO # 852/853 William Mangus 39 Farmer $2000/600 VA Polly Ann 34 TN Andre (sic) 14 TN George 12 [Idiot] Permelia A. 10 IL John W. 8 Polly Ann 6 Charles M. 5 William J. 5 Juretta E. 3 R. K. Bradley 23 Farm Laborer $0/100 TN; !CENSUS:1870 Hamilton Co., IL Town 5 S Range 6 E, McLeansboro PO # 162/162 William Mangis 46 Farmer $1500/800 VA George 23 TN [Insane] Andy 24 Teacher TN Poly Ann 20 Keeping House TN John 18 student IL Mary A. 16 student IL William 14 student IL Charley 14 student IL Jurety 13 student IL Lilly J. 8 student IL Rosy 4; !CENSUS:1880 Hamilton Co., IL McLeansboro Precinct # 601/601 William Mangis 59 M Farmer VA-VA-VA Margaret 30 wife M Keeping House TN-TN-TN Permelia 29 dau S at home TN-VA-TN William 25 son S Farm Laborer IL-VA-TN Charles 25 son Farm Laborer Lilly 18 dau S at home Rosea 13 dau S at home Young 5 son James 3 son;	Mangis, Charles Monroe (I39592)
83843	!NOTES:Some family data from Deborah Stokes, Alberta's daughter, 2010;	Stokes, Benjamin Oscar (I71484)
83844	!NOTES:Some family data from Sarah Elizabeth Cashwell McRae 1999; !NOTES:Some family data from Danny O'Berry via email dated 9/3/2019; !NOTES:Maiden name Frances Watkins per D/C of son Columbus; !NOTES:Elizabeth McRae says Fanny was actually Rebecca, but called Fanny by everyone. Could her name have been Frances Rebecca? Common enough combination. !CENSUS:1850 x !CENSUS:1860 x !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Reeves Township, Marion PO # 25/25 William Turner 30 Farm Laborer $-/- SC Mary 20 Farm Laborer *:Name Frances per other records, 1870 census shows "Mary" which either means her name was Mary Frances (possible) or this isn't the same family. Also keep in mind how horrible the 1870 census is in general, especially Marion County, and doubly bad for Reeves Township; !CENSUS:1880 x !CENSUS:1900 Marion Co., SC Reaves # 49/49 Fannie Turner head Apr 1846 54 wd 3-3 SC-SC-SC Walker dau Dec 1879 20 S; !CENSUS:1910 x !CENSUS:1920 Robeson Co., NC Lumberton Township # 242/248 Archie Huggins head 40 M NC-SC-SC Farmer Jonie wife 40 M SC-SC-SC Laborer Oakley dau 10 NC-SC-SC Frank son 8 Isobelle dau 6 Rema son 4 GA-SC-SC Fannie Turner mother-in-law 80 S SC-SC-SC * All family members listed as Indian;	Watson, Frances (I109470)
83845	!NOTES:Some family data from unknown source including full dates: John Wright b 30 Oct 1728 Prince William Co., VA d: 30 Oct 1789 Surry Co., NC m: ca 1753 Prince William Co., VA Parents: John Wright (c1700/10 Westmoreland Co., VA-27 Feb 1792 Prince William co., VA) & Elizabeth Bronough (d/o Jeremiah) Wife: Ann Williams b: ca 1734/35 VA d: Oct 1825 Surry Co., NC Parents: Jonas Williams and Honor (---) - What is proof of above information?; !DEED:17 Nov 1785 Surry Co, NC C-322 John WRIGHT Sr to Jeremiah RILEY, 640a head of Big Branch, Hunting Creek. Witness: James SANDERS, James SANDERS Jr. Signed: John WRIGHT, Ann WRIGHT; !CENSUS:1787 Surry Co, NC pg 152 w/John WRIGHT no ages (bef 1787); !NAMED-WILL: 8 Oct 1789 Surry Co, NC Will Book 2 page 160 John Wright. Daughters Elizabeth ARNOLD, Nancy ELIOTT, Agatha ELSBURY, Amelia MARTIN, Lecretia PETTY, Frances REILEY, sons Thomas WRIGHT, Daniel WRIGHT, John WRIGHT, daughter Sally WRIGHT, sons William WRIGHT, James WRIGHT, Williams WRIGHT daughters Patsy WRIGHT, Rosey WRIGHT, Peggy WRIGHT, Polly WRIGHT. Wife Anne WRIGHT. (Repeats these names:) Nancy, Sally, Sucky, Peggy, Polly, William, James, Williams, Rosy, Patsy. Executors are wife Anne WRIGHT, son John WRIGHT. Test. Elizabeth LONGINO, William Eliott; !CENSUS:1790 Surry Co, NC pg 5 Ann Wright no ages (bef 1790) 1-3-6-0-0; !DEED:12 Oct 1794 Surry Co, NC F-146 Anne WRIGHT, Exec of John WRIGHT, decd to Samuel ROBERTS, 120a Pole Branch Hunting Creek. Witness: Stephen WOOD, John STEPHENS; !DEED:24 Jan 1795 Surry Co, NC F-251 Ann WRIGHT to James ROTEN, 129a Hunting Cr, Witness: Thomas WRIGHT, James WRIGHT; !CENSUS:1800 x !CENSUS:1810 Surry Co, NC pg 698 Anna Wright age 45+ (bef 1765) 00000-01001-0-3; !TAXLIST:1815 Surry Co, NC pg 35 Ann WRIGHT, 180a bordering Thomas WRIGHT on Mill Creek, $50 real property, 0 white polls, 1 black poll; !TAXLIST:1816 Surry Co, NC pg 52 Ann WRIGHT, 180a bordering Thomas WRIGHT on Mill Creek, $150 real property, 0 white polls, 1 black poll; !CENSUS:1820 Surry Co, NC pg 864 Ann Wright age 45+ (bef 1775) 000000-00001-0-0, Cpt Hudspeth's District;	Ann (I71250)
83846	!NOTES:Some family data from unknown source including full dates: John Wright b 30 Oct 1728 Prince William Co., VA m: ca 1753 Prince William Co., VA Parents: John Wright (c1700/10 Westmoreland Co., VA-27 Feb 1792 Prince William co., VA) & Elizabeth Bronough (d/o Jeremiah) Wife: Ann Williams b: ca 1734/35 VA d: Oct 1825 Surry Co., NC Parents: Jonas Williams and Honor (---) - What is proof of above information?; !TAXLIST:1775 Surry Co., NC Hezekiah Wright, 15 polls John Wright, 3 polls, Thomas Wright, Negro Filles Samuel Wright, 1 poll William Wright, 1 poll; !DEED:20 Sep 1779 Surry Co, NC A-351 State of N.C. to John WRIGHT, 640a branch of Hunting Creek; !TAXLIST:1782 Surry Co., NC Daniel Wright John Wright Thomas Wright; !DEED:13 Oct 1783 Surry Co, NC B-364 State of N.C. to John WRIGHT, both sides of Miller's Creek Samuel ARNOLD's line, Lewis ELLIOTT's line; !DEED:17 Nov 1785 Surry Co, NC C-322 John WRIGHT Sr to Jeremiah RILEY, 640a head of Big Branch, Hunting Creek. Witness: James SANDERS, James SANDERS Jr. Signed: John WRIGHT, Ann WRIGHT; !CENSUS:1787 Surry Co, NC pg 152 John WRIGHT age 21-60 (1726/1766) 1-4-7-2-0; !DEED: 9 Aug 1787 Surry Co, NC E-42 State of N.C. to John WRIGHT, 640a Great Branch, North Fork of Hunting Creek; !COURT:16 Aug 1787 Surry Co, NC Jury Duty ... John WRIGHT ...; !WILL: 8 Oct 1789 Surry Co, NC Will Book 2 page 160 John Wright. Daughters Elizabeth ARNOLD, Nancy ELIOTT, Agatha ELSBURY, Amelia MARTIN, Lecretia PETTY, Frances REILEY, sons Thomas WRIGHT, Daniel WRIGHT, John WRIGHT, daughter Sally WRIGHT, sons William WRIGHT, James WRIGHT, Williams WRIGHT daughters Patsy WRIGHT, Rosey WRIGHT, Peggy WRIGHT, Polly WRIGHT. Wife Anne WRIGHT. (Repeats these names:) Nancy, Sally, Sucky, Peggy, Polly, William, James, Williams, Rosy, Patsy. Executors are wife Anne WRIGHT, son John WRIGHT. Test. Elizabeth LONGINO, William Eliott; !NOTES:Death date 30 Oct 1789 given in Thomas Wright Bible (Revolutionary War Pension File # R11899); !ESTATE:Aug 1793 Surry Co, NC Estates 1-23 Returns of Estate of John WRIGHT; !ESTATE:Feb 1794 Surry Co, NC Estates 1-25 Returns of Estate of John WRIGHT;	Wright, John (I71243)
83847	!NOTES:some have him listed as a son of Isaac & Chaney Wright. What is the proof of that? !CENSUS:1810; !CENSUS:1820; !CENSUS:1830; !MARRIAGE BOND: 25 Apr 1831 Haywood Co., NC George W. Wright & Mary Gibson, dau of Nathaniel. Thomas Ferguson, bm. !CENSUS:1840 Haywood Co., NC pg 106 Washington Right age 40-49 (1790/1800) 1100301-30001; !NAMED-MARRIAGE BOND:11 Feb 1840 Haywood Co., NC John Stevson & Margerit Bird, dau of James. Consent for license signed by James Bird, witnessed by G. W. Wright; !BONDSMAN-MARRIAGE BOND:19 Jul 1840 Haywood Co., NC William Martin & Rebacka Jenkens, John S. Gibson, bm, G. W. Wright, bm; !CENSUS:1850 Haywood Co., NC PHF 140B-98-101 G. W. Right 50 M Mecanic 450 No Ca Mary 37 F “ Samuel 18 M “ “ Tiny 15 F “ George 14 M “ Martha 12 F “ Rutha 9 F “ Manerva 6 F “ Julian 4 F “ Nathaniel T. 2 M “ !CENSUS:1860 Haywood Co., NC PHF 321B-574-574 Division 37 Crabtree PO George W. Wright 60 M Mill Rite 500 N C Mary 47 F Domestic “ ” Tina 26 F “ ” “ ” Martha 23 F “ ” “ ” Ruth 19 F “ ” “ ” Manervy 15 F “ ” “ ” Julian 14 F “ ” Nathan T. 11 M “ ” Marion J. 9 M “ ” !CENSUS:1870 Haywood Co., NC PHF 173-3-3 Fines Creek Township Crab Tree PO George Wright 70 M W Farmer 300 200 N Carolina Mary 58 F W Keeping House “ ” Rutha 30 F W At Home “ ” Marcus 19 M W Farm laborer “ ” Sousan 5 F W “ ” !CENSUS:1880 x	Wright, George Washington (I18937)
83848	!NOTES:Some info on this family per Janice Taylor ; !NOTES:Birth place VA per 1880 census entry of son Alfred N. Stroud.; !CENSUS:1810; !CENSUS:1820; !CENSUS:1830 x !CENSUS:1840 Dickson Co., TN p. 205 WIllis Stroud age 40-49 (1790/1800) 0011001-221001; !CENSUS:1850 x	Stroud, Willis (I87000)
83849	!NOTES:Some info shared by Andrea Louisa Grant via email 1 Jul 2002; !CENSUS:1910 Pickens Co., SC PHF 15-275-278 Easley Township J. Harvey Grant Head M W 25 M1 2 SC-SC-SC Spinner - Cotton Mill Cora Wife F W 24 M1 2 SC-SC-SC None Lawrence Son M W 1 S SC-SC-SC None !CENSUS:1920 Pickens Co., SC PHF 25-436-445 Easley Township James H. Grant Head M W 32 M TN-TN-TN Laborer - Cotton Mill Cora C. Wife F W 33 M SC-SC-SC None Lawrence L. Son M W 11 S SC-TN-SC None Etta M. Dau F W 6 S SC-TN-SC None Furman H. Son M W 4 1/12 S SC-TN-SC None	Kennemore, Cora Isabel (I23945)
83850	!NOTES:Some info shared by Andrea Louisa Grant via email 1 Jul 2002; !CENSUS:1910 Pickens Co., SC PHF 15-275-278 Easley Township J. Harvey Grant Head M W 25 M1 2 SC-SC-SC Spinner - Cotton Mill Cora Wife F W 24 M1 2 SC-SC-SC None Lawrence Son M W 1 S SC-SC-SC None !CENSUS:1920 Pickens Co., SC PHF 25-436-445 Easley Township James H. Grant Head M W 32 M TN-TN-TN Laborer - Cotton Mill Cora C. Wife F W 33 M SC-SC-SC None Lawrence L. Son M W 11 S SC-TN-SC None Etta M. Dau F W 6 S SC-TN-SC None Furman H. Son M W 4 1/12 S SC-TN-SC None	Grant, Laurence Otto (I49735)