Notes
Matches 1,551 to 1,600 of 2,725
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| 1551 | Monaghan Cemetery | Staton, Eliza Joanna (I6881)
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| 1552 | Moore Lumpkin was the brother-in-law of Mumford Bennett. Moore Lumpkin later sold his 1/2 interest in the property to Mumford Bennett and David R. Anderson. The relatiinship of David R. Anderson to Mumford Bennett is not known. | Bennett, Mumford (I693)
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| 1553 | Mordecai’s Mt., Ware Parish | Haley, Edward (I1087)
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| 1554 | Mordecai’s Mt., Ware Parish, | Haley, Mary (I1086)
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| 1555 | Moses was 7 months old in the 1860 census taken in Aug. 1860. He was likely born in Jan. or early Feb. 1860. | Harrison, Moses (I2362)
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| 1556 | most likely in Caswell Co. | Sanders, Susan (I4325)
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| 1557 | Most records give her name as Caroline Herron. The Coneross Baptist minutes give her name as Elizabeth C. Herron. | Brewer, Elizabeth Caroline (I5756)
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| 1558 | Mountain Creek Baptist Church Cemetery | Staton, Lenorah Ann (I6885)
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| 1559 | Mt. Pulaski, Logan Co., IL | Cass, Robert (I5507)
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| 1560 | Mt. Pulaski, Logan Co., IL | Cass, Ninion Robert (I5501)
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| 1561 | Mush Creek Baptist Church | Mitchell, George Sr. (I6628)
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| 1562 | Mush Creek Baptist Church | Dill, Reynolds Sr. (I5714)
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| 1563 | Mush Creek Baptist Church | Dill, Anah (I5616)
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| 1564 | Name of wife given in death certificate of Jesse David Gosney and marriage certificate of their son Elwood Gosney. | Family F1457
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| 1565 | Name: Abel K. Kennon Spouse's Name: Martha Morton Event Date: 28 Jan 1843 Event Place: Caswell,North Carolina | Family F385
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| 1566 | Name: Allen Scott Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 30 Mar 1823 Event Place: , Caswell, North Carolina, United States Gender: Male Spouse's Name: America Bennett Spouse's Gender: Female | Family F947
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| 1567 | Name: Bartlett Scott Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 14 Jan 1824 Event Place: , Caswell, North Carolina, United States Gender: Male Spouse's Name: Bashaba Roberts Spouse's Gender: Female | Family F1347
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| 1568 | Name: Catherine Martin Spouse: Charles Love Marriage Date: 24 May 1827 Marriage County: Callaway | Family F2570
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| 1569 | Name: M Covington [Melchizedek Covington ] Age: 78 Birth Year: abt 1782 Gender: Male Birth Place: North Carolina Home in 1860: District 18, Callaway , Missouri Post Office: Williamsburg Dwelling Number: 1198 Family Number: 1231 Occupation: Farmer Real Estate Value: 6000 Personal Estate Value: 5353 | Covington, Melchizedek (I8604)
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| 1570 | Name: William Dove Event Type: Military Service Event Date: 04 Mar 1831 Event Place: Virginia, United States Event Place: Virginia, United States Death Date: 21 Aug 1847 Spouse's Name: Spouse's Titles and Terms: Page: 304 Affiliate Publication Number: T718 Affiliate Publication Title: Ledgers of Payments, 1818-1872, to U.S. Pensioners Under Acts of 1818 through 1858, from the Records of the Office of the Third Auditor of the Treasury. Affiliate Film Number: 7 GS Film Number: 001319387 Digital Folder Number: 007196950 Image Number: 00311 Citing this Record "United States Revolutionary War Pension Payment Ledgers, 1818-1872," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q24Q-L6L1 : accessed 26 January 2019), William Dove, 04 Mar 1831; citing Virginia, United States, NARA microfilm publication T718 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1962), roll 7; FHL microfilm 1,319,387. | Dove, William (I8922)
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| 1571 | Nancy G. Bennett is buried in a family cemetery on the land purchased by her husband in 1847 from Daniel Verser. The portion of the land containing the cemetery was owned in 2000 by Sam. G. Bennett, great grandson of Jesse Lewis Bennett. | Lyon, Nancy (I190)
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| 1572 | Nancy Languid is mentioned in the marriage bond and appears in the 1840 census as Nancy Taylor. There are no deed records in Guilford County for persons with the surname Languid. There are no marriage records in Guilford County for other persons with the surname Languid. | Languid, Nancy (I9474)
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| 1573 | Nathaniel Boyden was elected to Congress in 1845 for the North Carolina District. He ghraduated in 1821 from Union College in Schenedtady, New York. | Boyden, Nathaniel (I8754)
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| 1574 | near Gretna | Mustain, Jesse (I1084)
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| 1575 | need to verify that this is the same person | Colclough, Alexander (I4250)
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| 1576 | news item refers to Mr. and Mrs W.S. Scott of Augusta. | Bennett, William S. (I4849)
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| 1577 | Nimrod Ferguson was born before 1731. He appeared on the list of tithables for Prince William County in 1747 in the household of Isaac Farguson. Because persons under 16 were not listed, we know that Nimrod was born before 1731. His birthplace is not known, but is most likely in Virginia. On 9 October 1753, Nimrod Ferguson purchased 340 acres in Edgecombe County on the south side of Chokyatt Creek and Hollands Branch for 60 pounds from Henry Robertson. Edgecombe County, North Carolina, Deed Book 4, p. 534. This land is probably in what is now Halifax County. The deed was witnessed by Charles Daniel, Peter Robertson and Christopher Smith. Nimrod and his wife sold this property on 1 Nov 1756 to Daniel Wrather of Dinwiddie County Virginia. Edgecombe County, North Carolina, Deed Book 6, p. 230. On 22 February 1758, Nimrod Ferguson purchased 300 acres on Fishing Creek joining Henry West and Beal Brown from Hadon Edwards. Edgecombe County, North Carolina, Deed Book 6, p. 267. Montfort Eelbeck witnessed the deed. In July 1765, Jane Farguson, widow of William Farguson, and Nimrod Farguson, executors of the will of William Farguson, sold 422 acres to Charles Daniel for 166 pounds. Halifax County, North Carolina, Deed Book 8, p. 408. All 422 acres were conveyed to William Ferguson by Paul Patrick. On 17 October 1765, Nimrod Ferguson purchased 600 acres of land fromk William Grissell. Halifax County, North Carolina, Deed Book 6, p. 7. The land was formerly conveyed by deed to Grissell by Richard Anderson in a deed dated 14 September 1763. There were no witnesses to the deed. On 18 December 1771, John Anderson sold John Hood 379 ac4es on the branches of Great Pole Cat Creek, it being part of a larger tract bounded by Boyd, Walton, Nimrod Ferguson's spring branch. Halifax County, North Carolina, Deed Book 8, p. 309. On 29 January 1777, Nimrod Ferguson sold to John Burchfield 65.5 acres in Hlaifax bounded by Boyd's Road, thence along a line agreed on between Charles Nelson and John Chatmano Walton's line, thence to a line between Richard Hood and John Hood. Halifax County, North Carolina, Deed Book 10, p.177. Henry Heryford, Thomas Surlock and Alexander Hills witnessed the deed. On 17 February 1777, Nimrod Ferguson sold to Alexander Hitson 54.5 acres in Halifax County bounded by Walton's and John Burchfield's line, the south side of Boyd's Road, and a line agreed to by Richard Hood and Heryford. Halifax County, North Carolina, Deed Book 10, p.212. HenryHeryford, David Huddleston and John Anderson witnessed the deed. __________ Will of Nimrod Ferguson, Sr. 2 February 1804; 25 June 1804 Halifax County, Virginia I Nimrod Farguson senior of the County of Halifax do hereby make my last Will and Testament in manner and form following that is to say. 1st after the payment of my debts and funeral expenses I leave to my wife Rebekah Farguson three Negroes by name Isaac Winnie & Park also I lend to my wife aforementioned my plantation and mantion house where I now live with my household and kitchen furniture and stock of all kind with the plantation tools and utensils or as much of sd. stock household and kitchen furniture as is sufficient for the use of my wife during her natural life and at the death of my wife my will and desire is that the land and plantation whereon I now live should be sold except such a part thereof as shall be otherwise disposed of by the will and also the three Negroes by name Isaac Winnie & Park and the issues of Winnie with every space of property that I have lent to my wife Rebeckah Farguson at the death of sd. Rebck. Shall be sold and the money arising from such sale to be equally divided between my six sons by names Jacob Farguson, Hutson Farguson, John Farguson, William Farguson, Nimrod Farguson, & Lemuel Farguson, to them and their heirs forever. And it is my will and desire that Rachel Robertson, Daniel James and Charles Should be sold Immediately after my decease and the money arising from such saile to be equally divided between my six sons above mentioned to wit Jacob Farguson, Hutson Farguson, John Farguson, William Farguson, Nimrod Farguson & Lemuel Farguson to them and their heirs forever. 2ndly I give to my daughter Juddith Scurlock one Negro boy by the name of Simon which my sd. Daughter has now in possession and foure dollars to her and her heirs forever. 3rdly I give to my son Isaac Farguson one Negro man by the name of Moses which my said son has now in his possession and foure dollars to him and his heirs forever. 4thly I lend to my daughter Elizabeth Whitworth one Negro girle by name Charity during her natural life and if my said daigter Whitworth should have any child or Children the said Negro Charity & her issue shall be equally divided amongst her children, but if she should decease without issue (that is my daughter) the said negro Charity and her issue shall return to my estate and be subject to be sold and the money arising from such sale to be equally divided between my sd. Sons (to wit: Jacob Farguson, Hutson Farguson, John Farguson, William Farguson, Nimrod Farguson & Lemuel Farguson to them and their heirs forever. 5thly I give to my grandson Grief Farguson one hundred acres of land to be taken of from the tract of land I now live on and to begin on William W. Womack's line where the said Womack's line and John Whitworth's lines corners on or about the new road and to run thence a straight line to Henrys or Hudsons lines so as to include one hundred acres to him and his heirs forever. And lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my two sons Jacob Farguson and Lemuel Farguson executors of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all other or former wills or testaments by me heretofore made. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 2 day of February in the year of 1804, Nimrod Farguson L. S. Signed Sealed published and delivered as and for the Last will and testament of the above named Nimrod Farguson in presence of us. Teste William Hudson, John Whitworth Mary (her mark) Moore February the second day 1804 P. S. after promising and considering the contents of the above will made by me Nimrod Farguson I think proper to make a further provision for my daughter Whitworth that is to say it is my will and desire that my daughter Elizabeth Whitworth should come in for an equal division of every spaces of property willed to my sons Jacob Farguson, Hutson Farguson, John Farguson, William Farguson, Nimrod Farguson, & Lemuel Farguson in case of the death of a certain Negro girle by the name of Charity but if the said negro should live as long as my daughter Whitworth the above will is to stand as it is, but in either case my will is that the property wiled to my descendents (abbreviated in the will as "dsd"). be divided as expresed by the above will. Nimrod Farguson L. S. Witness to the postscript: William Hudson John Whitworth Mary (her mark) Moore At a court held for Halifax County the 25th day of June 1804 This last will and Testament of Nimrod Farguson decd. With the codicil thereto annexed was exhibited in court and proved by the Oath of three witnesses thereto Subscribed - and ordered to be recorded and on the motion of Jacob Farguson and Lemuel Farguson the executors therein named who made oath thereto according to law certificate is granted them for obtaining probate thereof in one form. They giving security - whereupon they together with John Farguson Hudson Farguson and Nimrod Farguson Jr. their securities entered into and acknowledged their bond in the penalty of three thousand dollars conditioned as the law directs. Teste Truly Received S/ John Wimbish C. H. C. Teste S/ Samuel Williams C. H. C. _______________________________________ Inventory of Nimrod Ferguson, Sr. Halifax County, Virginia Will Book 7, page 69-70 Agreeable To an order of the Court of Halifax we the undersigned being first sworn so Apraised the Estate of Nimrod Farguson decd. In current money to wit: (List of items (total) Amount 558.14.3 Alexdr Anderson Joseph Polley(or could be Pettey) Wm. W. Womack 20th June 1804 At a Court Continued and held for Halifax County the 26th day of February 1805 - The written Inventory and appraisement of the Estate of Nimrod Farguson decd. was returned to Court and ordered to be recorded. Teste John Wimbish C. H. C. Truly Received Teste, Samuel Williams C. H. C. ______________________________________________ Library of Virginia Halifax County Chancery Court Abraham Motley Etc. v. Heirs of Isaac Ferguson This first document is not dated, but believed to have been written prior to 05 September 1778 when Nimrod Ferguson was summoned to court to answer the charges.......... "To the Worshipful Court of Halifax County setting in Chancery Humbly complaining sheweth unto your worship your orator ABRAHAM MOTLEY that in the year of our Lord Christ one thousand seven hundred and (blank) your orator intermarried with the DAUGHTER of ISAAC FERGUSON, and that after the marriage the said Isaac Ferguson as a portion for his daughter gave your orator a certain tract or parcel of land, joining the land the said Isaac Ferguson lived on containing by estimation (blank) acres. Your orator further sheweth that some years after your orator had the land in possession, the said Isaac wanted to move to the state of North Carolina & proposed to your orator that if your orator would agree that he might sell his land with the said Isaac Ferguson's that he the said Isaac would give your orator in lieu thereof a negro named Jack, that the said Isaac had then as his own property. Your orator further sheweth that it was then and there agreed on by and between your orator and the said Isaac that the said Isaac might sell the land aforesaid and that your orator was to receive in lieu thereof, the aforesaid negro which said negro your orator agreed should remain with the said Isaac Ferguson & wife, securing their lives and at their death the said negro to be the property of your orator. Your orator further sheweth that the said Isaac Ferguson sold the lands aforesaid and converted the money arising from the sale to his own use. Your orator further sheweth that the said Isaac & his wife have since departed this life and that one Nimrod Ferguson who, as heir at law to the said Isaac Ferguson whom your orator prays may be made the defendant to this Bill of Complaint, has taken into his possession the said negro Jack, and refuseth letting your orator have the said negro, altho the said Nimrod Ferguson will knowing the said slave to be the property of your orator. But now so it may please your worship that the said Nimrod Ferguson combining(?) and considerating with seven persons unknown unto your orator when know your orator prays may be made party to this bill of complaint, charging them with contriving and endeavering to ........... and defraud your orator from and keeping him out of his just right." 05 September 1778 Nimrod Ferguson was summoned to appear in Halifax County Court on "the third Thursday of September to answer a Bill in Chancery exhibited again him by Abraham Motley" At some point in time after 1778-1779 Abraham Motley died and his son Isaac Motley became administrator of his estate. There is no date on his continuation of his father's bill. "To the Worshipful Court of Halifax County setting in Chancery - ISAAC MOTLEY son and heir to ABRAHAM MOTLEYdeceased humbly sheweth unto your worships that his father prosecuted a suit in Chancery in this worshipful court against Nimrod Ferguson for the recovery of a certain slave, as set forth in his bill and that his father has since departed this life and that the management of his estate has fallen to your orator's hands as heir at Law to his said father Abraham Motley, your orator prays this suit may not abate(?) by his father's death, but be revived in his your orator's name, that he may have the benefit of the aforesaid suit and your orator will ever pray and so forth. May it please your worships to grant to your orator a subpoena that the same be ......" 22 January 1787 "The Commonwealth of Virginia to the Sheriff of Halifax County Greeting. We command you that you attach Nimrod Ferguson if he be found within your Bailiwick & him safely keep so that you have his body before the Justices of our said County at the Court House on the third Thursday in March next to answer a Bill in Chancery exhibited gainst him by Abraham Motley. And this he shall in no wise omit & have then there this writ. Witness George Carrington, Clerk of our said Court at the Court House the 22nd day of January 1787 in the Eleventh year of the Commonwealth." S/ Geo. Carrington 29 June 1787 - Anser to bill of complaint In the answer of respondent Nimrod Ferguson, he states he had no knowledge of the above entitlement. He also stated: "That this respondent's parents have separated this life; that after the decease of this respondent's mother which happened in Northampton County, North Carolina and that of this respondent's father in Edgecombe County in said state, this respondent took out administration on the estate of his said father in Northampton County & by an order of the Court of Northampton County made in December 1778, the Sheriff of that County was directed to sell the estate of this respondent's father & which sale accordingly took place in January 1779, when the said negro man slave Jack, the only slave of said estate was sold by the sheriff. That this respondent hath applied to the Clerk of that Court of Northampton State of North Carolina, for a copy of that order of Court as aforesaid, who informed your Orator & hath also given a certificate under his hand which is prayed to be included in this answer. That the office papers of that date were lost or destroyed by the British Army; this respondent further saith that as his father removed from this state & lived some years in said state of North Carolina & there died, where administration was sued out..........and further answereth & saith that the said Isaac Ferguson was administrator to Josiah Ferguson also deceased in the county of King George before this respondent's said father moved to Amelia county......" _______________________________ Records from the Estate of Elizabeth Ferguson, Northamption County, North Carolina Norsworthy v Ferguson, Amended Petition, June Term 1789 To the Worshipfull Court of Northampton County The amended petition of George Norsworthy & Sarah his wife exhibited in this worshipful Court against Lemuel Lockhart Esquire who it is suggested was security for Nimrod Ferguson's administration on the estate of Elizabeth Ferguson dec'd. & praying an account of the said estate that your petitioners distributive share of the same may be paid them. Humbly sheweth that the said Elizabeth Ferguson before her death intermarried with one (blank) Melone that after her death Administration was granted as recited in the petition, to the said Nimrod Ferguson who returned an Inventory and account of sales of her estate to this worshipful court, (as your petitioners are informed), which have been lost, whereby your petitioners have no relief for their just share of the said estate but in equity before your worships, where the said Nimrod Ferguson may be compelled on oath to discover the said estate & amount for the same to your petitioners. Your petitioners therefore pray that a suponea may also issue against the said Nimrod Ferguson commanding him to appear before your worships, on his corporal oath true & perfect answer to make to all & singular the matters & things set forth in your petitioners petition & this amendment thereof as fully & amply as if the same were herein again particularly interrogated; and more particularly that he may discover whether he did not administer on the estate of the said Elizabeth Milone & sell the same estate to what amount & of what the same consisted & who were his securities & that the said Nimrod Ferguson may be compelled by order of decree of this worshipful court to account to your petitioner for the said estate & pay & deliver them their just & legal distributive share thereof agreeable & your petitioners will pray as they have already prayed. Signature of Blake Baker" Answer of Lemeul Lockhart, security for Nimrod Ferguson, June Term 1789 ____________________________________________ Records of Estate of Elizabeth Malone | Ferguson, Nimrod (I8883)
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| 1578 | Nimrod was listed as a tithable in the 1747 list of tithables for Dettingen parish. Persons under 16 are not listed, so Nimrod was likely born no later than 1731. | Ferguson, Nimrod (I8883)
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| 1579 | No children. | Odam, Mary (I6703)
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| 1580 | No children. | Odam, Martha (I6702)
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| 1581 | No marriage record has been located for the marriage of John C. Warren and Edna Lewis. The names of John C. Warren and Edna L. Warren are engraved on the same headstone in the Jesse Lewis Bennett cemetery, so it can be inferred that they are husband and wife. John C. Warren and Edna Lewis are also named as the parents of Elma Warren Brown in the death certificate of Elma Warren Brown. Elma Warren is identified as the daughter of John C. Warren in the 1910 census. Census records indicate that the marriage took place in 1897. | Family F1442
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| 1582 | Northern Neck Land Grant Book E:498 William Ridley of PWC, 121 a. in s. Co. adj. William Bennit dec'd, Ridley's land on Quantico Run, William Bennett, Jr, John Farrow dec'd 6 Aug 1742 | Bennett, William (I1520)
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| 1583 | Not in 1850 census | Henderson, Priscilla (I2970)
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| 1584 | Notes for James Samuel CASS James CAST, at the age of 7 years was pressed into the British Royal Navy by a Press-gang and made to serve as Powder-monkey on the gunboat. At age 21 or 22, the boat landed at Philadelphia, PA for repairs; there he escaped and followed the Quaker Trail to Guildford, NC. In 1765 he married Nancy and they had 11 children. After 1790 James and hiswife Nancy, went to Clarke Co., KY to visit their sons. While there James met two Englishmen by the name of CASS. After becoming acquaintedwith them he learned that one was his brother, the other his cousin. Then for the first time learned that his name was CASS and not CAST ashe had been called on the boat. He related these facts to his sons and they very generally returned to the original name CASS. James Cass and Nancy returned to Iredell co, NC where he died between Jan. 15 andJuly 15, 1816 as his Will was probated July 15, 1816. James Cast Book 1A - page 12 Iredell County, NC I James Cast of the County of Iredell and State of North Carolina, being aged and infirm though of perfect mind and memory. First of all I recommend my soul to God who gave it, and my body be buried in a decent manner at the discretion of my surviving friends. Item 1- I direct all my just debts as soon as conveniency will admit the legacy hereafter bequeathed are to be discharged in the following manner. Item 2- I give and bequeath to my dearly loved wife Nancy Cast the use and profit of my holeestate during her natural life time except such parts as are especially disposed of as bequeathed in this my last Will. Item 3- I give to my children, Elisha Robert Richard Cast, the heirs of Patsy Riley, deceased, James and Moses Cast and Harriet five shillings each having given them what esteemed their proportional part of myestate here to fore. Item 4- I give to my daughter Matilda Harriet, I give my Negro woman Judy after the decease of myself and wife said Judy and the offspring that she shall have after our decease to be hollyat the disposal of mysaid daughter Matilda. Item 5- I give to my daughter Betty Janny my Negro boy Amos son of Judy. Item 6- I give to my daughter McConnell my Negro girl Milly. Item 7- I give to my daughter Moody my Negro woman Philey and her offspring. Item 8- I give and bequeath to my son Archibald Cast the lands and plantation where I now live after the decease of his mother. I also givehim a horse and saddle worth seventy dollars, and two feather beds and their furniture, my still half my kitchen and cupboard furniture and my Negro named Peter, also all farming and working tools. Item 9- I further direct that all and every part of my personal estate not in this will bequeathed or disposed of to be sold and the proceeds there ofto be equally divided amongst my surviving sons. Item 10- I justly constitute and appoint my beloved wife Nancy Cast my Executrix with my son Moses Executor in this my last will and testament revoking all other wills hereto foreby me made in witness thereofI have here untoset my hand and affixed by seal this fifteenth day ofMarch 1816 in presents. John R Urton Jurat his James X Cast James Waley Jurat ---------------------------------- NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY I, C.G. Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court, in and for the county andstate aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing and attached sheet to be a true and correct copy of the last WILL and TESTAMENT of JAMES CAST, as the same is taken from and compared fromthe records in our office, same being recorded in Will Book 1A at page 12. Witness my hand and official seal, the C.G. Smith Clerk of the Superior Court UPDATE 28 JAN 1995 - Page 9 of the Adah Daniel-Gould manuscript states the 1790 Census of Iredell Co., NC, Salisbury District, page 157 shows the following: NAME Male >16 Male <14 Females Slaves James Cast 1 3 5 0 Will Book 1A - page 12 Iredell County, NC: James Cast Will dated 5 Jul 1816; Probate May 1819. 'to my daughter Matilda Harviel [one transcription says Matilda Harriet], I give my Negro woman Judy after the decease of myself and wife said Judy and the offspring that she shall have after our decease to beholly(sic) at the disposal of my said daughter Matilda.' (Matilda mayhave married Isham Harvill. If so, they were in Wilkes and Surry Co.,NC.) 'to my daughter Betty Janny my Negro boy Amos son of Judy.' (Elizabeth 'Janey' married Ebenezer Jones. They moved to White/Warren Co., Tennessee.) 'to my daughter [ Hester] McConnell my Nego girl Milly.'(Hester married Rev. James A. McConnell. They moved to White Co., Tennessee.) 'to my daughter [Nancy] Moody my Negro woman Philey and her offspring' (Nancy married Benjamin Epps Moody. They moved to Benson Co. (now Calhoun Co), Alabama.) 'to my son Archibald Cast my Negro named Peter' (Archibald remained in Iredell County.) Elijah Cast 1 1 1 0 James Riley 1 0 1 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Explanation of census James Cast >16 3 males < 14 -- James S. 14, Moses E. 11, Archibald 6 5 females -- Wife + four daughters Eliz. Jany, Matilda, Harriet, and Hester Elijah Cast >16 son <16 and Wife James Riley >16 - no children - Wife Page 10 of the Adah Danie-Gould manuscript is copied immediately below. C O P Y Cass Family ------N.C. JAMES CAST -----REVOLUTIONARY WAR RECORD. NORTH CAROLINA -----STATE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES & HISTORY. 919-----J. Cast---------L.1-150----c-14-914 P. Bennett---Shff of Granville Ref: N.C. Rev. Army Accounts. Vol. VIII--page 1--folio 2. NOTE:----James Casswas the only Cast of Rev. age. His oldest son Elisha was born in 1766. Shff---is for Sheriff, I believe, Adah Gould, 1949 James M. Cass b. 4 Oct 1844, died 16 March 1936. | Cass, James (I5465)
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| 1585 | Notice was also published on the following dates: 4 Jul 1916, 1 Aug, 1916, 22 Aug, 1916. | Bennett, William S. (I4849)
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| 1586 | November Term 1796. Deed from William Young to Ananias Green of 100 acres of land was proved n open court by the oath of William Brown. Rockingham County,North Carolina, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Minutes, 1796 - 1808, image 45 of 582. | Young, William (I8431)
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| 1587 | November Term 1805. Thomas Larken v Allison Young. Note declared to be act and deed of the defendant and assessed the P;laintiff's dammages to be 67p. 7s. Rockingham County, North Carolina,Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Minutes, 1796 -1808, image 372 of 582. | Young, Allison (I8455)
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| 1588 | November Term 1810. It is ordered that the Overseers of the Poor for this County do bind out Catherine Wilson, John Wilson, Coleman Wilson & Susannah Wilson bastard children of Elizabeth Wilson and Jincy Wilson & Peter Wilson bastard children of Nancy Wilson, Mildred Wilson bastard daughter of Polly Wilson, Armistead Walker, Patsy Walker and James Walker bastard children of Priscilla Walker and Elisha Dove, William Dove and Milly Dove bastard children of Nicey Dove according to law. Pittsylvania County Order Book 14, p. 397. | Dove, William V. (I2984)
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| 1589 | now WV | Bennett, Mason (I1477)
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| 1590 | Obituary Salem - Ansel Christopher Herron, 63, of 149 Browns Lake Road, died Saturday, May 26, 2001 at Greenville Memorial Hospital. A native of Oconee County, he was a supervisor with Clement Construction Company, a U.S. Army veteran, and was of the Baptist faith. He was the widower of Barbara Ruth Hill Herron, and the son of the late Robert and Cornelia Collins Herron. Surviving are sons, Andy Herron of Salem, Chris Herron of McCormick and Tommy Vanderwagon of Chicago, Ill, daughters, Debbie Gibson, Angie Galloway and Donna Wilson, all of Salem, and Dorothy McCracken of Walhalla; grandchildren reared in the home, Crystle and Tonya Bradley of Salem; brothers, Walter Herron of Walhalla; and Clyde W. Herron of Easley; sisters, Dorothy Holcombe and Annie McGaha, both of Salem, and Frances Murrah of Fayetteville, NC; and six grandchildren. In addition to his wife and parents, he was predeceased by a daughter, Donna Bradley; and brothers, Bill and Robert Herron. Services were at 1 p.m. Tuesday from the Davenport Funeral Home Chapel, withburial in Oconee Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association, PO Box 10794, Greenville, SC 29603 (Keowee Publications, May 30, 2001) | Herron, Ansel Christopher (I6212)
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| 1591 | Obituary appeared in paper 26 Oct. 1852 | Wright, Winfield (I3295)
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| 1592 | Old age and dropsey | Ferguson, William (I1090)
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| 1593 | On 1 Feb. 1776, William Bennett, Sr., deed by gift 194 acres of land on the south side of the Staunton River to Reuben Bennett. William Bennett was the grandfather of Reuben Bennett. The land was the lower part of a parcel containing 264 acres conveyed to William Bennett by Richard Randolph. The remaining 70 acres was granted by William Bennett to Peter Bennett, brother of Reuben Bennett. William Goad, James Clements, Tobias Phillips William Bennett Jr. and James Bennett witnessed the deed, which was recorded 22 Feb. 1776. Hannah, the wife of William Bennett relinquished her right of dower. Pittsylvania Co. Deed Book 4, p. 109-110. He later sold this land to Thomas Pullen. On 23 April 1778, Reuben Bennett purchased 85 acres of land on the south side of the Staunton River from Benjamin Tarrant. There were no witnesses. Pittsylvania Co. Deed Book 4, p. 487. Deed was delivered to James Keatts for John D. Rovere heirs, who are owners on 25 Jan. 1862. On 23 Oct. 1784, Reuben Bennett witnessed a deed from John Hammett to Heffrey Early for 200 acres joining William and James Hammett, and John Thompson. Wilkes Co, Georgia Deed Book CC, p. 152-53 (Davidson I, p. 265). Reuben Bennett is listed in the 1785 tax list for Wilkes Co. GA, with 1 poll and 600 acres. A John Bennett is listed with 1 poll and 400 acres. (Davidson II, pp. 17-18). On 10 June, 1786, Reuben Bennett sold to Meredith Cathing, 200 acres on Kettle Creek. The land was granted to Reuben Bennett in 1785. Wilkes County, GA Deed Book CC, p. 159 (Davidson I, p. 266). On 25 Jul. 1789, Reuben Bennett witnessed a decision by arbitrators Absolom Bedell and John Nelson regarding a dispute between John Hindley and john Cole. the arbitrators decided that john Cole should relinquish his claim to 400 acres adjacent Jacob Hindley. Wilkes County, GA Deed Book DD, p. 189 (Davidson I, p. 269). On 19 Sept. 1789, Reuben Bennett purchased 450 acres in Wilkes Co. from John Cole, Jr. The land was on Kettle Creek joinning John Leftwich. Edward Gresham and Josiah Hatcher witnessed the deed. Wilkes County, GA Deed Book BB, p. 35 (Davidson I, p. 253). On 3 Nov. 1788, a bill of sale from Lewis McLean to Reuben Bennett, Jesse Evans, and Jane Vardeman, for a mulatto slave named Silva, beds, and other perspnal goods was recorded in Wilkes Co., Ga. William Vardeman and Jos. Griffin wtnessed the bill of sale. Wilkes Co., Georgia Deed Book GG, p. 7 (Davidson II, p. 92.) On 9 Nov. 1789, Reuben Bennett sold to Mark Snow 225 acres on Kettle Creek. Wilkes Co., Gerogia Deed Book GG, p.166. (Davidson II, p. 73) 12 Nov 1792. Reuben Bennett of Wilkes Co., GA sold 194 a. of land on south side of Staunton River bounded by William Bennett to Thomas Pullen. Deed is witnessed by James Arthur, Richard Bennett, William Bennett. Rec. 16 Apr. 1792. Pittsylvania Co., Virginia Deeds 1791-1794, p. 174. On 25 Oct 1791, Reuben Bennett sold to John Johns, both of Wilkes Co, 225 acres on Kettle Creek for 10 pds. (signed) Reuben Bennett, Elizabeth Bennett. Wit: Benjn. Branham, Spencer Brantham, J.P., Regd. 29 Oct 1793. Wilkes County, Georgia Deed Book KK, p. 227. This deed gives the name of Reuben’s wife. Reuben Bennett purchased from David Duncan, both of Wilkes Co. GA, £100, 75 acres on Kettle Creek, part of land whereon said David Duncan now lives, corner Joseph White, Reuben Bennett, Jesse Evans, John Robertson. Wit. Lewis McLean, Winston Bennett, Daniel Duncan. Reg. on oath of Bennett & McLean 26 April 1794. Wilkes County, GA Deed Book MM, p. 232. A Reuben Bennett received 1 draw in the 1803 land lottery. In 1806, a Reuben Bennett received 1 draw in Maj. J. Paterson’s Batt., Capt. Jos. Henderson’s District and a Reuben Bennett, Sr. received 2 draws in Capt. Sherrod Malone’s District. (Davidson I, pp. 310, 320, 322). Reuben Bennett died by 21 Mar. 1808 when an inventory of his estate was returned to court. Wilkes County, GA, Inventories, Sales, Etc, Book MM, 1807-1810, p. 105 (Davidson I, p. 116). On 7 April 1809, an account of sales was recorded by his administrator Stephen Evans. Purchasers named included Richard Bennett, Winston Bennett, William Bennett, Alexander Bennett, Stephen Evans, and William Evans. Wilkes County, GA, Inventories, Sales, Etc, Book NN, 1807-1810, p. 32 (Davidson I, p. 119). During court held on 10 March, 1809, Richard and Asinea Bennett chose James Roan as their guardian. Mrs. Bennett (his wife) , was appointed guardian of Reuben and Polly with William Bennett as surety. Wilkes County, GA, Minutes of Inferior Court, 1798-1811, p. 393 (Davidson, p. 152). During court held on 8 Aug. 1809, Winston Bennett was appointed guardian of Winston and Asenith Bennett, orphans of Reuben Bennett. Wilkes County, GA, Minutes of Inferior Court, 1798-1811, p. 406 (Davidson, p. 153). On 3 May, 1824, Elizabeth Bennett, guardian of Reuben Bennett and Polly Bennett, was ordered to appear in court and show cause why the representatives of Parmenas Cochran, dec’d and Thomas Bowles should not be relieved as her security. Wilkes County, GA, Minutes of Inferior Court, 1824-1827, p. 13 (Davidson, p. 209). Stephen Evans was appointed administrator of Reuben Bennett’s estate. His administrators return for 1810 shows payment to James Findley, surveyor, and payment for a grant of land in behalf of the heirs. His return for 1811 shows payment to Elizabeth Bennett for herself and as guardian of Reuben and Polly Bennett, and payment to Winston Bennett and John Strozier large sums, no account mentioned. Returns for 1812 show payment to the heirs of Reuben Bennett, $11.00 each, $132.00. Returns for 1814 show payment to William, Richard and Winston Bennett, John Strozier, John Laws, Parmenas Cochran, William Powers, Elizabeth Bennett for herself and as guardian of Polly and Reuben Bennett $121.00 each, and payment received of William Bennett, Excr. of Peter Bennett, dec'd. certain sums. Wilkes County, GA Returns of Administrators and Guardians, Book I, pp. 87, 89. (Davidson I, p. 227) Sources: Grace Gillam Davidson, The Early Records of Georgia, Volume I, Wilkes County, Macon, GA 1933. (Davidson I) Grace Gillam Davidson, The Early Records of Georgia, Volume II, Wilkes County, Macon, GA 1933. (Davidson II) | Bennett, Reuben (I485)
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| 1594 | On 10 Aug. 1801, William and his wife Rachel conveyed property to Thomas Tanner. William previously sold 75 acres to his son by deed dated 20 Feb 1797. Rachel was not named in the deed and there is no record that she relinquished her dower. Therefore, it appears that William married Rachel after 20 Feb. 1797 and before 10 Aug. 1801. | Family F189
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| 1595 | On 12 Sep 1803, the court issued an order to John Smith to appear and ansewr the bill of complaint filed against him by Mary Wood, Thomas Wood, Jun., and John Wood Jun, the administratrix and administrators of George Wood's estate. | Wood, George (I8343)
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| 1596 | On 13 October 1773, a marriage bond of Thomas Linthicum and Sarah Bennett was issued in Cumberland Co., VA with George Carrington, Jr. as security. | Linthicum, Thomas (I3756)
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| 1597 | On 13 October 1773, a marriage bond of Thomas Linthicum and Sarah Bennett was issued in Cumberland Co., VA . On Oct 25, 1773, Sarah Bennett made a deed of gift to her daughter Mary, and sons William and John. (Will Book 2, p. 456). Therefore the marriage to Thomas Linthicum must have occurred after 25 Oct. 1773. | Family F1157
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| 1598 | On 14 Dec 1841, John H. Dill and Alexander J. Walker were granted an administrator's bond for the estate of Archibald & Milky Dill. The final settlement of the estate of Archy & M (Milky) Dill was recorded in the April Court Session 1844. Heirs named were Hannah Strader, William Dill, James Dill, David Dill, Joseph Dill, Ottray Dill, Jane Cobb, Rebecca Taylor, John Dill, Joanna Dudley, & Mary Walker. | Milcah (I6620)
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| 1599 | On 15 Sep 1860 brother B. Herren was received by letters into the membership of Coneross Baptist Church. From which church he transferred is not stated. | Herron, Alfred Burton (I6203)
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| 1600 | On 17 Nov 1860, Elizabeth C. Herron was received into the membership of Coneross Baptist Church by letter (from where is not stated). | Brewer, Elizabeth Caroline (I5756)
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