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| 1251 | George's brothers and sisters are living in the next dwelling/family listed in the censu, which is headed by his sister Martha Kennon. | Kennon, George (I1720)
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| 1252 | Gideon Harrison and S.I. Wilkins were bondsmen on the constable bond. | Harrison, Gideon (I2368)
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| 1253 | Gideon Harrison appointed guardan of Caleb Howellwas Gideon Harrision, Thos. CD Howell and Caleb Howell posted bond. | Harrison, Gideon (I2368)
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| 1254 | Gideon Harrison sold 120 acres to James Bobbit for $350. James Bobbit was originally from Warren Co., NC. Further research is need to determine if Gideon Harrison and James Bobbit were acquainted prior to moving to Tennessee. | Harrison, Gideon (I2368)
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| 1255 | Gideon Harrison was appointed administrator's for the estate of William P. Harrison. | Harrison, Gideon (I4443)
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| 1256 | Gideon Harrison was appointed guardian of Caleb Howell | Harrison, Gideon (I4443)
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| 1257 | Gideon Harrison was granted administration of the estate of William P. Harrison in the December term 1833. Gideon Harrison and John W. Needham posted bond. The relationship of Gideon and William P. Harrison is not known. | Harrison, Gideon (I2368)
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| 1258 | Gideon Norton to Joshua Herron, 28 Dec 1822 Book G-1, Page 495 Release for 155 Acres Land State of South Carolina, Pendleton District Know all men by these presents that I Gideon Norton of Haywood County North Carolina for & in consideration of seventy five dollars to me in hand paid by Joshua Herron of the State & district above the receipt whereof is hereby acknowleged & before the signing of these presents have bargained sold & released & by these presents do bargain sell & release all that tract of land containing one hundred and fifty five acres situate in Pendleton district on a branch of lick log of Chatuga River the walnut cove bounded by a line running S.W. by Land & all other sides vacant signed by his excellency John Geddis Esqr. on the seventh day of June one thousand eight hundred and nineteen by reference to the plat will more fully appear Together with all goods waters hereditaments and appurtenances all which land I warrant & forever defend from all claims of any my heirs & from any other person or persons whatsoever laying or to claim any part thereof to Joshua Herren his heirs & assigns from me my heirs from every other person in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty 8ist day of December one thousand eight hundred and twenty two. Signed: Gideon Norton (seal) In witness of us: Jeptha Norton Albert Robins State of South Carolina, Pendleton District Personally came Jeptha Norton before me the subscribing Justice and after being duly sworn said on oath that he saw Gideon Norton sign seal and deliver the within deed for the purpose within mentioned and Albert robins was a subscribing witness with himself. Sworn to before me this 17 May 1823. Signed: Jeptha Norton John Reid J.P. seal Recorded the 23 day of Sept 1854 and examined by W. L. Keith C. C. & R.M.C. | Herron, Joshua (I6301)
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| 1259 | Gilreath, William. S6888 NC Line appl 30 Oct 1832. Wilkes Co., NC & sol. live there at enl, sol was b. 15 Nov 1755 in Bute Co. (now Warren Co.) NC, sol mentioned Alexander Gilreath but no relationship was stated, sol's son Hilliar H. was of Wilkes Co. in 1833. (Source: Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Wol. II: F-M, Abstracted by Virgil D. White, p. 1360) | Gilreath, William (I6120)
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| 1260 | Granddaughter of Isabell | Pirtle, Isabell (I8796)
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| 1261 | Grandson of Isabell | Pirtle, James (I8797)
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| 1262 | Green Cole's wife Margaret is identified as an heir of William Harrison in deed. | Family F980
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| 1263 | Greenville News, The (SC) March 11, 2003 J. Kenneth Cass, Greenville J. Kenneth Cass, 97, former resident of East Earle Street for many years, died Sunday, March 9, 2003, at Laurel Baye Health Care, Greenville. Born in Elizabethton, Tenn., Sept. 20, 1905, he was a son of the lateCapt. Edmund Catlette and Lucy Powell Wilcox Cass. His wife, Othella Balentine Cass, died January 7, 2000. Mr. Cass was owner of the Kenneth Cass Tire Co. from 1931 until 1974 and was also the former secretary of Balentine Packing Co. In 1965, hewas appointed special representative and later manager of the New South Life Insurance Co., Greenville office, until his retirement Sept. 1, 1982. Mr. Cass served on the City Council for 28 years, 14 years as an alderman and 14 years as mayor. He was elected mayor in 1947 and served until his retirement in 1961. During World War II, he served as commander of auxiliary police of Greenville Civilian Defense. Also, he servedon the Phyllis Wheatley Board, was a charter member of the American Business Club, a member of the Greenville City Water Works Commission, president of the S.C. Municipal Association, and was one of the organizers of the Greenville United Fund. Mr. Cass was a graduate of Greenville Senior High School and graduated from Furman University, class of 1930, with a B.S. degree. While atFurman, he was captain of the football team, president of the Block FClub and a member of SAE Social Fraternity. Recently, he was recognized as the oldest living Furman University football player. He has alsoserved Furman as president of the Furman University Hurricane Club for eight years and as a member of the Furman University Athletic Hall of Fame. In addition, he was one of the founders and member of the Board of Directors of the Greenville Touchdown Club and president of the Greater Greenville Baseball Club, Inc. A member of Buncombe Street United Methodist Church, he was a former chairman of the Board of Stewards and a member of the John M. Holmes Bible Class. Surviving are a daughter and son-in-law, Carolyn and Kenneth D. Herron of Greenville sons and daughters-in-law, James Kenneth Cass, Jr. and Fran of Chapin, and William Edmund Cass and Robert Balentine Cass, both of Atlanta, Ga. eight grandchildren, Melinda Ann Cass Brisendine of Las Vegas, Nev., James Kenneth Cass, III of Greenville, Brian O'Neil Cass and David Charlton Cass of Chapin, Susan Herron Bennett and husband, Don, David Cass Herron and wife, Dolly, Elizabeth Herron Dobsonand husband, Daniel, all of Greenville, Kenneth 'Chip' Herron, Jr. and wife, Dawn, of Orlando, Fla. and 11 great-grandchildren, Johnathon David Bennett, Stephen Christopher Bennett, Kenneth Fox Herron, HunterCass Herron, Chase Rocher Herron, Lillian Lynn Herron, John Forrest Riddle, Gracie Cass Herron, Ellen Kathleen Dobson, Ashley Caroline Dobson, and Dana Eileen Dobson. Visitation will be prior to the service Wednesday from 10:30 11:45 a.m. in the parlor of Buncombe Street United Methodist Church. The funeral service, conducted by the Rev. Douglas A. Bowling and assisted by the Rev. William Claytor and the Rev. Robert Hall, will follow in the sanctuary at noon. Interment will be in Springwood Cemetery, Section R. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Buncombe Street United Methodist Church, 200 Buncombe St., Greenville, SC 29601, or to a charity of one's choice. The family is at the home of the daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Herron, 20 Arcadia Drive, Greenville. -- Thomas McAfee Funeral Home, Downtown. Former Greenville mayor Cass dies Greenville News, The (SC) March 10, 2003 (Metro Section, Page 1B) Author: Paul Alongi; StaffThe Greenville News= Final Estimated printed pages: 1 By Paul Alongi STAFF_WRITER palongi@greenville.com J. Kenneth Cass, who helped expand Greenville during his 14 years as mayor, died of natural causes Sunday, family members said. He was 97. Cass was mayor from 1947 to 1961 and served several terms as city councilman. The Church Street bridge, which offers a panoramic view of downtown Greenville, is named for him. Former mayor Cooper White, who served from 1969 to 1971, said Cass was instrumental in annexing West Greenville and the Augusta Road area. He also fought to make Church Street into a main highway through the city, White said. Before that, traffic was routed down Main Street. 'The city benefited tremendously by his leadership,' White said. Under Cass, the city ballooned from 41/2 square miles to 28 square miles, and its population jumped from 34,000 to 70,000. Cass owned Kenneth Cass Tire Co. until he sold it in 1974, said his son-in-law Kenneth Herron. Mayor Knox White said Cass helped usher in a sea change for Greenville after World War II. Newcomers and an array of businesses were starting to discover the city of textile mills, he said. Cass attended Greenville High School, then went on to Furman University, graduating in 1930. | Cass, James Kenneth (I5470)
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| 1264 | Greenville Republican Feb 11, 1848 issue Married on 6th inst. by Rev Jesse Center, Mr George Dill to Miss Huldah V. Jackson, all of Greenville Dist. 1850 census: Greenville Co, SC, p 383: George W 34, Huldy 35, Mary Dill 75. 1860 census: Gowensville, Greenville Co, SC, p 399: George Dill Junr.45: Junior appears to just mean 'the younger.' 1870 census: p685, fam 238, Highland, Mush Creek PO, Greenville Co, SC: George Dill 59 M SC Farmer Malinda? 56/19 F SC Masoura? 17 M SC Miles 15 N SC Gaelina? 68 F SC | Dill, George W. (I5655)
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| 1265 | Guilford County, North Carolina Deed Book 37, pp. 430-1 | Whitt, Edward (I31)
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| 1266 | Guilford County, North Carolina Deed Book 37, pp. 430-1 | Whitt, Edward (I31)
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| 1267 | Guy Turner was 89 years old at the time of his death. | Turner, Guy (I7814)
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| 1268 | Harriett Dill to James P. Moon commissioner for debt of $6.48-1/8 land of George Dill, husband of Pridence Dill and petitioned by Jane Ross, et al. Where land assigned to Harriett and Critton Dill 40-3/4a . Wit. Labon Loftis, P.P. Campbell. 1 Feb 1866. (Greenville Co., SC Deed Book AA, pg. 150) Heirs & Distributees (Greenville Co., SC Probate Court, Apt. 20, File29) Prudence Dill - widow 1. Solomon Dill 2. Richard Staton(struck through) Mrs. Richard (Axy) Staton 3. David Cannon & Wife 4. Reuben Staton & Wife 5. Heirs of B. C. Dill, Dec'd J. N. Taylor, Adm. 6. Heirs of Geo. W. Dill, Dec'd J. M Bailey, Adm. 7. Heirs of Mrs Alexr Ross, Dec'd 1850 Census of Greenville Co., SC Page 374 FN 837 George 53 SC Farmer Insane Prudence 48 SC Solomon 22 SC Carroll 18(M)SC George 13 SC Andrew 10 SC 1860 Census of Greenville Co., SC (Series: M653 Roll: 1220 Page: 506) Head of Tyger Div, Mush Creek P.O. Enumerated 6 Jun 1860 DN 44, FN 38 George Dill 65 M SC Farmer Prudence 58 F SC Andrew 19 M SC Note that Andrew Dill who appears in the household of George Dill in the 1850 and 1860 census is not listed as an heir of the estate in theprobate records. | Dill, George (I5652)
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| 1269 | He declared under oath before court in May 1819 that he was 63 years old and enlisted in 1777 in Halifax County. | Harrison, Jesse (I2463)
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| 1270 | He died from a fractured skull. | Turner, James Asbury (I7448)
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| 1271 | He died from complications caused by gangrene in his left foot | Bennett, Junius White (I3987)
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| 1272 | He enlisted in Company G, Thirteeth Tennesse Cavalry on 24 September 1863. | Wilcox, John M. (I7175)
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| 1273 | He has real estate valued at $700 and personal property valued at $1700. | Moore, Raleigh K. (I2347)
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| 1274 | He is 18 years old and working as a laborer. There is a possibility that this could be a different Thomas Combs, but there is some evidence suggesting that this is the same person. There is a man by the name of John Murphy 22 living in the Dunkin household with Thomas Combs. A John Murphy, Jr. is listed as the bondsman on the marriage license for Thomas Combs. | Combs, Thomas (I898)
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| 1275 | He is 18 years old. A Tilla Combs, 12, also appears in the same household. James is listed as a farm laborer, and Tilla is listed as a domestic servant for Robert Corum. | Combs, James T. (I892)
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| 1276 | He is 20 years old and living in the household of Sarah Mays. | Lewis, Benjamin G. (I702)
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| 1277 | He is 50 years old at the time and living with his wife Frances (47) and six children: Walter W. (19), Nancy (14), Charles (9), Susanna (6), William (3), and Caroline (2). | Moore, Raleigh K. (I2347)
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| 1278 | He is buried at Calvary Church Cemetery. | Combs, James Robert (I896)
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| 1279 | He is buried at Calvary Church. | Combs, John W. (I895)
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| 1280 | He is buried at Greenview Cemetery in Reidsville, North Carolina. | Saunders, Joseph William (I11)
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| 1281 | He is buried at Reidlawn Cemetery in Reidsville, North Carolina. | Saunders, George Norman (I72)
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| 1282 | He is buried at Shady Grove Church Cemetery. | Combs, Numa Andrew (I897)
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| 1283 | He is buried at the Speedwell Presbyterian Church cemetery. | Robertson, Cardwell Lee (I4850)
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| 1284 | He is buried in the Bennett Cemetery in Reidsville, North Carolina. | Osborne, William T. (I4824)
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| 1285 | He is buried in the Bennett Family Cemetery, Rt 5, Reidsville. | Bennett, William James (I4754)
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| 1286 | He is buried in the Bennett-Lewis Cemetery on the land formerly owned by his brother-in-law, Jesse Lewis Bennett. | Lewis, Fleming L. (I4742)
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| 1287 | He is buried in the Bennett-Lewis cemetery on the land formerly owned by his grandfather Jesse Lewis Bennett in Keeling, Virginia. | Cole, Henry J. T. (I4584)
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| 1288 | He is buried in the Bennett-Lewis cemetery on the land formerly owned by his grandfather Jesse Lewis Bennett. | Cole (I4583)
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| 1289 | He is buried in the Bennett-Lewis cemetery on the land formerly owned by his great-granfather, Jesse Lewis Bennett. | Gosney, Edgar Thomas (I4722)
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| 1290 | He is buried in the Bennett-Lewis cemetery on the land formerly owned by Jesse Lewis Bennett in Keeling, Virginia. | Cole, William D. (I4577)
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| 1291 | He is buried in the Bennett-Lewis cemetery on the property formerly owned by his father-in-law Jesse Lewis Bennett. | Lewis, Benjamin G. (I702)
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| 1292 | He is buried in the Bennett-Lewis cemetery on the property formerly owned by his grandfather Jesse Lewis Bennett. | Slayton, John Joseph (I4653)
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| 1293 | He is buried in the Bennett-Lewis cemetery on the property formerly owned by his grandfather Jesse Lewis Bennett. | Slayton, William T. (I4652)
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| 1294 | He is buried in the Bennett-Lewis family cemetery. | Bennett, Thomas C. (I158)
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| 1295 | He is buried in the Bennett-Lewis family cemetery. | Bennett, John Thomas (I118)
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| 1296 | He is buried in the C.D. Bennett family cemetery. | Bennett, Samuel D. (I4506)
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| 1297 | He is buried in the Speedwell Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Rockingham County, North Carolina. | Robertson, Lindsey Harris (I4853)
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| 1298 | He is buried in White Oak Cemetery in Maple Hill, North Carolina. | Jones, Isaac (I4821)
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| 1299 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Marshall, Olin Hill (I1102)
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| 1300 | He is identified as Luther in the census. | Starnes, Martin Luther (I1140)
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