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87351 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merrit E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985"; Roberts, William (I16081)
 
87352 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merrit E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985"; Roberts, William (I16092)
 
87353 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merrit E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985"; Roberts, James (I16094)
 
87354 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merrit E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985"; Roberts, Charles (I16095)
 
87355 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merrit E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985"; Roberts, David (I16096)
 
87356 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merrit E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985"; Roberts, George (I16097)
 
87357 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merrit E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985"; Roberts, Henry (I16098)
 
87358 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merrit E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985"; Elizabeth (I16111)
 
87359 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merrit E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985"; Roberts, Henry (I16128)
 
87360 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merrit E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985"; Roberts, John Jr (I16131)
 
87361 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merrit E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985"; Roberts, William (I16132)
 
87362 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merritt E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985";

!TAXLIST:1779 Carteret Co, NC John ROBERTS, 0a, 0 negros, 5 cattle, 0 horses, 0 lots, 11 pounds;

!TAXLIST:1784 Carteret Co, NC Hunting Quarter Dist. John ROBERTS, 0a;

!CENSUS:1790 Carteret Co, NC pg 128 John ROBERTS age 16+ (bef 1774) "2-2-4-0-0";

!ESTATE:1797 Carteret Co, NC Loose Estates (NC State Archives) John ROBERTS; 		Roberts, John (I17470)
 
87363 !SOURCE:"Roberts-Allen Families" by Merritt E. Roberts, Phd, Lompoc, CA 1985";
CENSUS:1790 Carteret Co, NC pg 128 w/John ROBERTS no ages (bef 1790);
CENSUS:1800 Carteret Co, NC pg 189 Jemima ROBERTS "Free Colored", no ages;
CENSUS:1810 Carteret Co, NC pg 181 Jemimah ROBERTS age 45+ (bef 1765);
CENSUS:1820 Carteret Co, NC pg 117 w/James ROBERTS age 45+ (bef 1775);
CENSUS:1830 Carteret Co, NC pg 128 Jamima ROBERTS age 80-89 (1740/50); 		Jamima (I17473)
 
87364 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws p. 52:
[Regarding the Welch Colony]
"At this time a respectable portion of the Colony consisted of the following persons, viz., James James and wife, Philip James and wife, Daniel Devonald and wife, Abel James and wife, Daniel James and wife, Thomas Evans and wife, John Jones and wife, Thomas Harry and wife, Daniel Harry and wife, John Harry and wife, Samuel Wild and wife, Samuel Evans and wife, Griffith Jones and wife, David Jones and wife, Thomas Jones and wife.

There were also others who appear at the same perios, viz., Thomas James, Griffith John, William James, John Newberry, Evan Harry, Henry Oldacre, Hasker Newberry, William Eynon, James Roger, David James, Daniel Dousnal, Samuel Sarance (Sorrency and De Sorrency as it was sometimes written), Evan Vaughn, William Tarrell (Terrell)."

!SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 56-57
A list of Township Plots ... (not a list of all settlers, just those who had not complied with the township laws ...
Queensborough Township.
Thomas James, 650 acres, October 3, 1738.
William James, 400a, Sep 1, 1738.
David James, 400a, Aug 27, 1738.
Abel James, 300a, Aug 31, 1738.
Philip James, 250a, May 21, 1740.
Daniel James, 350a, Dec 24, 1742.
Philip James, 100a, Dec 27, 1742
William James, 200a, Jan 29, 1743. 		James, David (I65287)
 
87365 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws p. 52:
[Regarding the Welch Colony]
"At this time a respectable portion of the Colony consisted of the following persons, viz., James James and wife, Philip James and wife, Daniel Devonald and wife, Abel James and wife, Daniel James and wife, Thomas Evans and wife, John Jones and wife, Thomas Harry and wife, Daniel Harry and wife, John Harry and wife, Samuel Wild and wife, Samuel Evans and wife, Griffith Jones and wife, David Jones and wife, Thomas Jones and wife.

There were also others who appear at the same perios, viz., Thomas James, Griffith John, William James, John Newberry, Evan Harry, Henry Oldacre, Hasker Newberry, William Eynon, James Roger, David James, Daniel Dousnal, Samuel Sarance (Sorrency and De Sorrency as it was sometimes written), Evan Vaughn, William Tarrell (Terrell)."

!SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 56-57
A list of Township Plots ... (not a list of all settlers, just those who had not complied with the township laws ...
Queensborough Township.
Thomas James, 650 acres, October 3, 1738.
William James, 400a, Sep 1, 1738.
David James, 400a, Aug 27, 1738.
Abel James, 300a, Aug 31, 1738.
Philip James, 250a, May 21, 1740.
Daniel James, 350a, Dec 24, 1742.
Philip James, 100a, Dec 27, 1742
William James, 200a, Jan 29, 1743. 		James, Thomas (I65295)
 
87366 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws p. 52:
[Regarding the Welch Colony]
"At this time a respectable portion of the Colony consisted of the following persons, viz., James James and wife, Philip James and wife, Daniel Devonald and wife, Abel James and wife, Daniel James and wife, Thomas Evans and wife, John Jones and wife, Thomas Harry and wife, Daniel Harry and wife, John Harry and wife, Samuel Wild and wife, Samuel Evans and wife, Griffith Jones and wife, David Jones and wife, Thomas Jones and wife.

There were also others who appear at the same perios, viz., Thomas James, Griffith John, William James, John Newberry, Evan Harry, Henry Oldacre, Hasker Newberry, William Eynon, James Roger, David James, Daniel Dousnal, Samuel Sarance (Sorrency and De Sorrency as it was sometimes written), Evan Vaughn, William Tarrell (Terrell)."

!SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 56-57
A list of Township Plots ... (not a list of all settlers, just those who had not complied with the township laws ...
Queensborough Township.
Thomas James, 650 acres, October 3, 1738.
William James, 400a, Sep 1, 1738.
David James, 400a, Aug 27, 1738.
Abel James, 300a, Aug 31, 1738.
Philip James, 250a, May 21, 1740.
Daniel James, 350a, Dec 24, 1742.
Philip James, 100a, Dec 27, 1742
William James, 200a, Jan 29, 1743. 		James, Daniel (I65297)
 
87367 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws p. 52:
[Regarding the Welch Colony]
"At this time a respectable portion of the Colony consisted of the following persons, viz., James James and wife, Philip James and wife, Daniel Devonald and wife, Abel James and wife, Daniel James and wife, Thomas Evans and wife, John Jones and wife, Thomas Harry and wife, Daniel Harry and wife, John Harry and wife, Samuel Wild and wife, Samuel Evans and wife, Griffith Jones and wife, David Jones and wife, Thomas Jones and wife.

There were also others who appear at the same perios, viz., Thomas James, Griffith John, William James, John Newberry, Evan Harry, Henry Oldacre, Hasker Newberry, William Eynon, James Roger, David James, Daniel Dousnal, Samuel Sarance (Sorrency and De Sorrency as it was sometimes written), Evan Vaughn, William Tarrell (Terrell)."

!SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 56-57
A list of Township Plots ... (not a list of all settlers, just those who had not complied with the township laws ...
Queensborough Township.
Thomas James, 650 acres, October 3, 1738.
William James, 400a, Sep 1, 1738.
David James, 400a, Aug 27, 1738.
Abel James, 300a, Aug 31, 1738.
Philip James, 250a, May 21, 1740.
Daniel James, 350a, Dec 24, 1742.
Philip James, 100a, Dec 27, 1742
William James, 200a, Jan 29, 1743. 		James, Abel (I65298)
 
87368 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws p. 52:
[Regarding the Welch Colony]
"At this time a respectable portion of the Colony consisted of the following persons, viz., James James and wife, Philip James* and wife, Daniel Devonald and wife, Abel James and wife, Daniel James and wife, Thomas Evans and wife, John Jones and wife, Thomas Harry and wife, Daniel Harry and wife, John Harry and wife, Samuel Wild and wife, Samuel Evans and wife, Griffith Jones and wife, David Jones and wife, Thomas Jones and wife."
*"Philip James was a son of James James, Esq., and the first Pastor of the Welch Neck Church. He was born near Pennepec, in Pennsylvania, in 1701. He removed to Carolina, in 1735, and was ordained at the Welch Neck, April 4, 1743. His death took place in 1753. "In the latter part of his life," said a subsequent writer, "his mind was full of heavenly joys, and attentive only to spiritual concerns." -- Wood Furman's "History of the Charleston Associaton," p. 70."

!SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 56-57
A list of Township Plots ... (not a list of all settlers, just those who had not complied with the township laws ...
Queensborough Township.
Thomas James, 650 acres, October 3, 1738.
William James, 400a, Sep 1, 1738.
David James, 400a, Aug 27, 1738.
Abel James, 300a, Aug 31, 1738.
Philip James, 250a, May 21, 1740.
Daniel James, 350a, Dec 24, 1742.
Philip James, 100a, Dec 27, 1742
William James, 200a, Jan 29, 1743. 		James, Rev. Phillip (I65288)
 
87369 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws p. 52:
[Regarding the Welch Colony]
"Under its leader, James James, Esq.,* were laid the foundations of future growth and prosperity. Mr. James was possessed of larger means than any of his companions, and the most prominent individual among them."
*"Mr. James owned the lands on both sides of the river [Great Pee Dee], at what is now known as Spark's Ferry. The first public Ferry in this region was established here in 1768. He died at Cat Fish, Nov. 21, 1769, where he had probably gone on a visit."

"At this time a respectable portion of the Colony consisted of the following persons, viz., James James and wife, Philip James and wife, Daniel Devonald and wife, Abel James and wife, Daniel James and wife, Thomas Evans and wife, John Jones and wife, Thomas Harry and wife, Daniel Harry and wife, John Harry and wife, Samuel Wild and wife, Samuel Evans and wife, Griffith Jones and wife, David Jones and wife, Thomas Jones and wife.

There were also others who appear at the same perios, viz., Thomas James, Griffith John, William James, John Newberry, Evan Harry, Henry Oldacre, Hasker Newberry, William Eynon, James Roger, David James, Daniel Dousnal, Samuel Sarance (Sorrency and De Sorrency as it was sometimes written), Evan Vaughn, William Tarrell (Terrell)." 		James, James Esq (I65289)
 
87370 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 72;

!CENSUS:1790 Cheraws Dist, SC pg 48 w/Nathaniel SANDERS age -16 (1774/90);

!CENSUS:1800 Darlington Dist, SC pg 116 Jordan SAUNDERS age 16-25 (1774/84) "10100-00100-0-35";

!CENSUS:1810 * Darlington Dist, SC pg 20 Jordan SAUNDERS *;

!CENSUS:1820 Darlington Dist, SC pg 70 Jordan SANDERS age 26-44 (1775/94) "100220-01011";

!CENSUS:1830;

!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. 157-158
Saunders.-In the settlement made at Sandy Bluff, the name of Saunders appears. John, George and William Saunders were the first of the name there. Bishop Gregg, on p. 71, says: "Of the "settlers at Sandy Bluff, the Murfees, Saunders, Gibsons and Crawfords accumulated the largest properties." The name Saunders has become extinct in Marion County-not one of the name in the county, to the knowledge of the writer. One John Saunders took up large grants of land between Catfish and Great Pee Dee. "They came from England. John Saunders had two sons, George and Thomas. George was the father of Nathaniel Saunders, who became a man of some note, and was the father of the late Moses Saunders and Jordan Saunders, in Darlington" (Gregg, p. 73). In a note to the same page, the Bishop says: "George Saunders came to an untimely end; in connection with which a singular incident is related. He was engaged on a Sunday in cutting down a bee tree, a cypress, in the swamp on the opposite side of the river. As the cypress fell, the limb of an ash was broken off, and being thrown with violence on the head of Saunders, killed him instantly. An ash afterwards came up at the head of his grave and grew to a large tree, being regarded by the people as a standing monument of the judgment sent upon him for the violation of the Lord's day, which led to his end. It is but a few years since that the last vestige of this famous ash was to be seen. Near the spot are faint traces of the burial ground of the Sandy Bluff settlement." The descendants of this Saunders family have all played out. Between fifty and sixty years ago, Tobias Saunders and Smithey Saunders, brother and sister (neither one ever married), lived on the road leading from Berry's Cross Roads to Marion, near the end of Pigeon Bay, just below where the Florence Railroad crosses said bay; they were descendants of old John Saunders, to whom much land had been granted ; the little hut of a house in which they lived stood on land granted to their ancestor ; they were invalids, and lived by begging and by the dharity of the neighbors. The writer used to see them at his father-in-law's many times begging, and the old man would give them a shoulder of meat and half bushel of meal, as much as they could carry. The sister was the stronger of the two ; they were imbecile, and especially the brother, and harmless ; they ultimately died there. Such are the sad changes in families.; 		Sanders, Jordan (I17724)
 
87371 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 72;

!CENSUS:1790 Cheraws Dist, SC pg 48 w/Nathaniel SANDERS age -16 (1774/90);

!CENSUS:1800 Darlington Dist, SC pg 125 Moses SAUNDERS age 16-25 (1774/84) "00200-00101-0-44";

!CENSUS:1810 * Darlington Dist, SC pg 4 Moses SAUNDERS *;

!CENSUS:1820 Darlington Dist, SC pg 72 Moses SANDERS age 26-44 (1775/94) "110022-00101";

!CENSUS:1830 * Darlington Dist, SC pg 231 Moses SANDERS *;

!CENSUS:1840;

!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. 157-158
Saunders.-In the settlement made at Sandy Bluff, the name of Saunders appears. John, George and William Saunders were the first of the name there. Bishop Gregg, on p. 71, says: "Of the "settlers at Sandy Bluff, the Murfees, Saunders, Gibsons and Crawfords accumulated the largest properties." The name Saunders has become extinct in Marion County-not one of the name in the county, to the knowledge of the writer. One John Saunders took up large grants of land between Catfish and Great Pee Dee. "They came from England. John Saunders had two sons, George and Thomas. George was the father of Nathaniel Saunders, who became a man of some note, and was the father of the late Moses Saunders and Jordan Saunders, in Darlington" (Gregg, p. 73). In a note to the same page, the Bishop says: "George Saunders came to an untimely end; in connection with which a singular incident is related. He was engaged on a Sunday in cutting down a bee tree, a cypress, in the swamp on the opposite side of the river. As the cypress fell, the limb of an ash was broken off, and being thrown with violence on the head of Saunders, killed him instantly. An ash afterwards came up at the head of his grave and grew to a large tree, being regarded by the people as a standing monument of the judgment sent upon him for the violation of the Lord's day, which led to his end. It is but a few years since that the last vestige of this famous ash was to be seen. Near the spot are faint traces of the burial ground of the Sandy Bluff settlement." The descendants of this Saunders family have all played out. Between fifty and sixty years ago, Tobias Saunders and Smithey Saunders, brother and sister (neither one ever married), lived on the road leading from Berry's Cross Roads to Marion, near the end of Pigeon Bay, just below where the Florence Railroad crosses said bay; they were descendants of old John Saunders, to whom much land had been granted ; the little hut of a house in which they lived stood on land granted to their ancestor ; they were invalids, and lived by begging and by the dharity of the neighbors. The writer used to see them at his father-in-law's many times begging, and the old man would give them a shoulder of meat and half bushel of meal, as much as they could carry. The sister was the stronger of the two ; they were imbecile, and especially the brother, and harmless ; they ultimately died there. Such are the sad changes in families.; 		Sanders, Moses (I11114)
 
87372 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 72; Gibson, Hannah (I11117)
 
87373 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 72; Murfee, James (I44852)
 
87374 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 72; Murfee, Hannah (I47639)
 
87375 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 72; Murfee, Catherine (I47640)
 
87376 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 72; Murfee, Mary (I61998)
 
87377 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 72; Murfee, Malachi (I61999)
 
87378 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 80; James, Sarah (I65286)
 
87379 !SOURCE:A History of the Old Cheraws pp. 83; James, Ann (I65283)
 
87380 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Winfrey, Sarah Brown (I40409)
 
87381 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Meador, John H (I40410)
 
87382 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Meador, Jehu (I40411)
 
87383 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Meador, Lewis (I40412)
 
87384 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Meador, Jane (I40413)
 
87385 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Meador, Elizabeth (I40414)
 
87386 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Meador, Wilson Turner (I40415)
 
87387 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Meador, Pleasant G (I40416)
 
87388 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Meador, Ira William (I40417)
 
87389 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Meador, Smith (I40418)
 
87390 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Meador, Sarah (I40419)
 
87391 !SOURCE:WFT Vol 2; Meador, Meredith (I40420)
 
87392 !SSDI:Arleen H. Turner 13 Apr 1923 - Nov 1992 Mullins, Marion Co., SC;


!CENSUS:1940 Marion Co., SC Reaves (34-19) # 122
Tom Turner head 56 M SC 1935-Same Place. Farmer
Zadie wife 44 M NC Farm Laborer
Robert son 23 S SC Farm Laborer
Gladys dau 20 Farm Laborer
Harry son 16 Farm Laborer
Carrie dau 16
Neily son 13
Dorothy dau 13
May dau 9
Odessa Lee dau 6
Helen Joyce dau 3
Gertrude Phillips dau 20 M
Palmer Turner son 18 M Farm Laborer
Arleen dau-L 17 M;


!CENSUS:1950 Marion Co., SC Reeves ED 34-31 # 148
Palmer Turner head 29 M SC Hired Farm Hand
Arlene wife 27 M SC
Joseph Palmer son 9
Zadie Irene dau 7; 		Herring, Arleen (I354)
 
87393 !STATE CENSUS:1787 Wilkes Co., NC Cpt. Gordon's District
John Eastridge 1-3-3-0-0
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 21-60 (born c1726-1766) ...... John Eastridge (bef 1734) or an older son if he was 60+ himself
3m -21 (or 60+) (born 1766/1787) 1. John Eastridge (Jr) (bef 1772) son?
................................ 2. Micajah Eastridge (1780/1790) son?
................................ 3. Son? (Or John himself if over 60)
3f (before 1787)................ 1. Nancy (—) Eastridge, wife
................................ 2. Daughter?
................................ 3. Daughter?
* Next to Joseph Herndon


!CENSUS:1790 Wilkes Co., NC p. 151 2nd Company
Jno Estridge age 16+ (bef 1774)
1-1-2-0-0
1m 16+ (before 1774) John Eastridge (bef 1734)
1m -16 (1774/1790).. Micajah Eastridge (1780/1790) son?
2f (before 1790) ... 1. Nancy (—) Eastridge, wife
.................... 2. Daughter?
* Next to Joseph Herndon


!COURT: 6 Aug 1795 Wilkes Co., NC
Ord. Sheriff bring orphan child of Nancy Eastridge to be dwelt (sic) with 		Nancy (I126097)
 
87394 !STATE CENSUS:1820 White Co., IL
Polly Hencely no white males over 21, one white total;


!CENSUS:1830 White Co., IL p. 21
Polly Hencely age 70-79 (1750/60)
00001-0000000001 		Delaney, Mary (I89128)
 
87395 !STATE CENSUS:1856 Decatur Co., IA Franklin p. 36
John Hensley 39 M b. VA Farmer
Amanda M. 26 IN
W. A. 8
M. L. 7 f
C. P. S. 5 m
J. H. T. 2 m
F. E. Rile 14 f


!CENSUS:1860 Putnam Co., IN 5th Ward Town of Greencastle # 572/563
John Hensley 36 Master Carpenter $800/300 VA
Amanda 30 Housekeeper IN
Albert 12
Mary L. 11
Charlie 9
John H. 6
Agnes 3 Iowa
John Murphy 20 Laborer IN
Mary Wheeling 17 Domestic
Harrison Lynn 22 Apprentice;


!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., IN Third Ward Indianapolis # 637/647
John Hensley 46 Builder $2000/1000 VA
Amanda 37 Keep House Ind.
William M. 21 Clk in store
Mary E. 21 at home
Charles 18 Clk in store
John H. 16 Sty. School
Agmo R. 12 f ""
Joseph Loucks 25;


!CENSUS:1880 * Owen Co., IN *


!CENSUS:1900 x 		Hensley, Charles P S (I112480)
 
87396 !STATE CENSUS:1856 Decatur Co., IA Franklin p. 36
John Hensley 39 M b. VA Farmer
Amanda M. 26 IN
W. A. 8
M. L. 7 f
C. P. S. 5 m
J. H. T. 2 m
F. E. Rile 14 f


!CENSUS:1860 Putnam Co., IN 5th Ward Town of Greencastle # 572/563
John Hensley 36 Master Carpenter $800/300 VA
Amanda 30 Housekeeper IN
Albert 12
Mary L. 11
Charlie 9
John H. 6
Agnes 3 Iowa
John Murphy 20 Laborer IN
Mary Wheeling 17 Domestic
Harrison Lynn 22 Apprentice;


!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., IN Third Ward Indianapolis # 637/647
John Hensley 46 Builder $2000/1000 VA
Amanda 37 Keep House Ind.
William M. 21 Clk in store
Mary E. 21 at home
Charles 18 Clk in store
John H. 16 Sty. School
Agmo R. 12 f ""
Joseph Loucks 25; 		Hensley, John Hiram T (I112481)
 
87397 !STATE-CENSUS:1786 Surry Co., NC p. 145
Capt. Humphre's District
William Steward 1-1-1-0-0 (next to James, next to Cornelius Ceeth (Keith) Jr.)
James Steward 1-1-4-0-0 (next to William)
Nathaniel Steward 1-5-2-0-0 (next to Charles)
Charles Steward 1-1-3-0-0 (next to Nathaniel)
Edward Steward 1-0-2-0-0 (two from Charles)
John Steward 1-0-1-0-0 (three from Edward)
p. 146 same district
Hamilton Steward 1-0-2-0-0 (five from John)
John Steward 0-1-3-0-0 (five from Hamilton) 		Stewart, James (I25942)
 
87398 !STATE-CENSUS:1786 Surry Co., NC p. 145
Capt. Humphre's District
William Steward 1-1-1-0-0 (next to James, next to Cornelius Ceeth (Keith) Jr.)
James Steward 1-1-4-0-0 (next to William)
Nathaniel Steward 1-5-2-0-0 (next to Charles)
Charles Steward 1-1-3-0-0 (next to Nathaniel)
Edward Steward 1-0-2-0-0 (two from Charles)
John Steward 1-0-1-0-0 (three from Edward)
p. 146 same district
Hamilton Steward 1-0-2-0-0 (five from John)
John Steward 0-1-3-0-0 (five from Hamilton) 		Stewart, William (I25943)
 
87399 !STATE-CENSUS:1786 Surry Co., NC p. 152
Cpt. Wright's District
Matthias Carpenter 1-1-3
Christian Weatherman 1-4-4
Jacob Miller 1-3-4
Christian Miller 1-1-1
George Long 1-5-6
Wm. Davies 1-3-5* <---
Jacob Miller 1-3-4*
George Long 1-3-7
* William Davis and Jacob Miller side by side

My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1m 21-60 (c1726-1765) William Davis
3m -21 (1765/1786)... 1. Son?
..................... 2. Son?
..................... 3. Son?
5f (before 1786)..... 1. Mary Miller Davis, wife
..................... 2. Daughter?
..................... 3. Daughter?
..................... 4. Daughter?
..................... 5. Daughter?


!DEED:27 May 1787 Surry Co., NC Deed Book D, p. 38
Christian Miller sold 1/2 acre to George Long (his son-in-law) for 5 shillings specie. The land was described as being enclosed within Millers other land as a burying place.
Witnesses were William Davis, Edward Clanton and Joseph Hill.;


!COURT:17 Aug 1787 Surry Co., NC Court Minutes
Deed from Christian Miller to George Long proven by oath of William Davis.;


!CENSUS:1790 Surry Co., NC
p. 510 William Davis 2-3-5*
p. 520 William Davis 1-3-3**
p. 521 William Davis 1-2-3***
* Same group with a Jonathan Davis. This is the south western part of present Surry Co., NC near Wilkes line.
** Same general area as above group.
*** Same group with Mathias Carpenter, Andrew Davis and Gabriel Davis in what is now Yadkin Co., NC, so this is more likely the same one from Cpt. Wright's district in 1786.

My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1m 16+ (before 1774) William Davis
2m -16 (1774/1790) 1. Son?
.................. 2. Son?
3f (before 1790).. 1. Mary Miller Davis, wife
.................. 2. Daughter?
.................. 3. Daughter?;


!TAXLIST:1790 Surry Co., NC
Cpt. Hudspeth's District
Andrew Davis 150a 2 polls
Gabriel Davis 200a 1 poll
William Davis 340a 1 poll <---
Frederick Long 1280a 1 poll
George Long 313a 1 poll
Jacob Miller 300a 1 poll
Christian Weatherman 600a 1 poll
Christian Weatherman 0a 1 poll


!TAXLIST:1791 Surry Co., NC
x Not found in Hudspeth's district x


!TAXLIST:1794 Surry Co., NC
Cpt. Hudspeth's District
Samuel Davis 100a 1 poll
Wm Lucket Davis 200a 1 poll, 1 black
Andrew Davis 150a 1 poll
ditto for James Davis 0a 1 poll
Gabriel Davis 50a 1 poll
William Davis 150a 0 polls <---
George Long 613a 1 poll
Jacob Miller 380a 1 poll
Christian Weatherman 600a 0 polls
Christian Weatherman 0a 1 poll


!TAXLIST:1797 Surry Co., NC
Cpt. Hudspeth's District
Samuel Davis 100a 1 poll
James Davis 100a 1 poll
William Davis 150a 1 poll <---
Samuel Davis 0a 1 poll 2 slaves
Andrew Davis 150a 0 polls
Gabriel Davis 30a 1 poll
Frederick Long 800a 1 poll
George Long 304a 1 poll
George Long Jur 200a 1 poll
Jacob Miller 500a 1 poll
Christian Miller 0a 1 poll
Christian Weatherman 600a 0 polls
Christian Weatherman 1 poll
Samuel Weatherman 1 poll


!SURVEY:15 Mar 1798 Surry Co., NC
for John Randelman, 200 acres, George Long's corner ... Jacob Miller's line ...
Hudspeth's corner ... North Bank of Deep Creek ...
William Davis and Jacob Davis, Chain Carriers;


!TAXLIST:1799 Surry Co., NC
Cpt. Hudspeth Senr's District
James Davis 100a 1 poll
Andrew Davis 150a 1 poll
Samuel Davis 100a 1 poll
Gabriel Davis 50a 1 poll
William Davis 212a 1 poll <---


!CENSUS:1800 Surry Co., NC
p. 549 William Davis age 16-25 (1774/1784) 00100-20010-0-0 too young
p. 550 William Davis age 45+ (before 1755) 02001-02010-0-0 ** Better match with 1790 William p. 521
p. 550 William Davis age 45+ (before 1755) 11001-00002-0-0
My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1m 45+ (before 1755) William Davis
2m 10-15 (1784/1790) 1. Son?
.................... 2. Son?
1f 26-44 (1755/1774) Mary Miller Davis, wife
2f 10-15 (1784/1790) 1. Daughter?
.................... 2. Daughter?;


!TAXLIST:1800 Surry Co., NC
Cpt. Hudspeth Senr's District
James Davis 100a 1 poll
William Davis 112a 1 poll <---
Samuel Davis 180a 1 poll
Andrew Davis 150a 0 polls
Gabriel Davis 50a 1 poll
George Long Junr 253a 1 poll
Frederick Long 800a 0 polls
Jacob Miller 660a 1 poll
Christian Miller 0a 1 poll
Christian Weatherman 600a 0 polls
ditto as guardian 130a 0 polls
Christian Weatherman 1 poll
John Weatherman 1 poll
Samuel Weatherman 1 poll


!DEED: 9 Dec 1805 Surry Co., NC Deed Book M, p. 55
Frederick & Jacob Long of Stokes Co., NC to William Davis of Surry
for $224
In Surry on Waters of Deep Creek ... George Long's corner ... Millers line ... Wrights corner ... south bank of the Little Creek ... 112 acres
S: Frederick Long (his mark)
S: Jaocb Long (his mark)
W: T. Wright, Dan. Wright;




!CENSUS:1820 Surry Co., NC p.
Cpt Hudspeth's District
William Davis age 45+ (bef 1775)
000101-01201
* Only Davis in District; 		Davis, William (I126146)
 
87400 !SURVEY: 1 Nov 1784 Camden District, SC Jesse Peebles
150a on Branches of Black River, Surveyed by David Reynolds for John Bowditch Turner


!CENSUS:1790 Cheraws Dist., SC p. 370
John Bow Turner age 16+ (bef 1774)
2-3-2-0-14;


!NAMED:28 Aug 1793 Camden District, SC
Plat for Thomas Daniel, 300a North Side of Scape Whore, Camden District
Thomas Daniel and John Bowditch Turner, adjoining?


!CENSUS:1800 Darlington Dist., SC p. 128*
John Turner age 45+ (bef 1755)
00001-00000-0-4;


!CENSUS:1810 x 		Turner, John Bowditch (I65156)
 

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