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| 1601 | On 18 Feb 1871 Caroline Herron is excluded from the fellowship of Coneross Baptist for living in aduiltery. | Brewer, Elizabeth Caroline (I5756)
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| 1602 | 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). | Bennett, Reuben (I485)
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| 1603 | On 20 October 1845, Jesse Lewis Bennett was approved by the Court as the administrator of the estate of John Bennett, his father. | Bennett, John (I674)
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| 1604 | On 22 Feb 1823, Sarah Dunahoo filed a petition with the Ordinary for Greenville District relinquishing her right of administration of the estate of her husband, David Dunahoo, and requesting that her brother-in-law, John Dunahoo be appointed administrator. | Sarah (I7645)
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| 1605 | On 23 Apr 1778 Reuben Bennett purchased 85 acres from Benjamin Tarrant. Pittsylvania Co., Virginia Deed Book 4, pp. 487-488. The deed described Reuben Bennett as being of Bedford County. Reuben Bennett's father lived in Bedford County. It is likely that Reuben Bennett moved to Pittsylvania County in 1778 at about the same time that his father died. | Bennett, Reuben (I485)
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| 1606 | On 28 Oct. 1782, the Court ordered the property of Rice Bennett to be divided among his surviving children. Thomas Linthicum and his wife Mary were given two slaves, George and Isaac, valued at 151.16 John Bennett was given a girl Vilet and bonds due to the estate. No share was granted to William so he is presumed to be deceased. | Bennett, William (I707)
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| 1607 | On 8 Aug 1854 John Dill, son of Solomon Dill, applied for Letters of Administration for the estate of his father. The petition includes a true statement of the heirs of Solomon Dil. The heirs were his widow, Lydia, daughter, Elizabeth Jackson, and sons John and George Dill. | Dill, Solomon (I5720)
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| 1608 | On 8 March 1705, Rebecca Pinkethman, widow and relict of Timothy Pinkethman, was granted administration of her husband's estate. Many family members lined up to file lawsuits against Rebecca Pinkethman as administratrix on debt owed to them by her husband Timothy. Rebecca made a will date 12 Mar 1707/08. The will was proved in March Court 1707/08. In her will she named her brother George Baskerville and brother-in-law Thomas Cripps as executors. Rebecca's will refers to a daughter Mary and daughter-in-law Mary. It is unclear whether these are the same person. | Baskerville, Rebecca (I8320)
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| 1609 | On 9 Dec, 1824, Noah Martin of Washington County, Missouri sold his one thirteenth interest in land owned by Bailey Martin to his brother William Martin. Christian County Deed Book Q, p. 42. William Martin is said to be of Christian County, Kentucky. | Martin, Noah (I8594)
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| 1610 | On 9 Dec, 1824, Noah Martin of Washington County, Missouri sold his one thirteenth interest in land owned by Bailey Martin to his brother William Martin. Christian County Deed Book Q, p. 42. William Martin is said to be of Christian County, Kentucky. | Martin, Noah (I8594)
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| 1611 | On April 24, 1763, John Bennett, son of John Bennett, was received into the care of the Broad Run Baptist Church. | Bennett, John (I674)
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| 1612 | On December 16, 1793, William Sanders purchased from John Buckley, both residents of Pittsylvania County, 273 acres of land, for 50 pounds and located "on the south fork of Stinking River". Pittsylvania County. VA, Deed Book 9, p. 469 In the years 1793 and 1794 "William Sanders" paid the Land Tax on this land with the Land Tax record indicating it was land purchased from Buckley. In the year 1795 "William Saunders" paid the Land Tax with the record indicating the land has been purchased from Buckley.Thereafter, from 1796 through 1802 "William Saunders" paid the annual Land Tax on this land. Records from 18023 and aftewr have not been checked. Land Tax Lists of Pittsylvania County, VA, 1782-1803 On July 17, 1815, Francis Saunders was granted letters of administration for the estate of William Saunders,dec'd. Pittsylvania County Court Orders Book 16, p. 519. On September 18, 1815, the Inventory and Appraisal of the estate of William Saunders, dec'd, was ordered recorded. Pittsylvania County Court Orders Book 17, p. 39 At the February, 1816, Session of the Pittsylvania County Chancery Court, a lawsuit was brought to sell the land of William Saunders, dec'd, located on Stinking River. The following heirs were named in this lawsuit and in such a legal action all heirs of William Saunders would have had to be named: Plaintiffs: Jeremiah Saunders Jesse Saunders Susan "Suky" Mays, nee Saunders and wife of Larkin Mays Libby Saunders Elizabeth Thorpe, nee Saunders and wife of John Thorpe Ruth Bays, nee Saunders and wife of Joshua Bays Darcus Hundley, nee Saunders and wife of John Hundley William Saunders Leonard Saunders Polly Saunders Defendants: Francis Saunders Joseph Saunders Baker Saunders Micajah Saunders Amos Saunders George Saunders Coleman Saunders Ann Saunders, widow of William Saunders, dec'd. It is stated in the lawsuit that Joseph, Baker, Micajah, Amos, George and Coleman were "infants under the age of 21 years" and that Francis Saunders had been appointed their guardian." Therefore these six children were born after 1795. Pittsylvania County Court Orders Book 17, 1815-1816, p. 95 A deed dated October 21, 1828 states that "...it was so procluded in that at the October Session of said Court in the year 1825 it was decreed by the said Court that Meacon A. Shelton, Griffith Dickinson, Sr., Avery Mustain and John West who were thereby appointed commissioners for the purpose should proceed to sell the tract of land whereon William Saunders, dec'd, died lying on both sides of the South fork of Stinking River......and whereon ....did on the 17th day of November in the year 1825 proceed to sell said land.....and the aforesaid Joseph Saunders became the purchaser thereof at the price of $260.40 ......and whereas the aforesaid Court at their January term 1828 ordered and decreed that the said Meacon A. Shelton.....convey on behalf of the aforesaid Plaintiffs and Defendants in the aforesaid suit unto the aforesaid Joseph Saunders, the purchaser thereof, the aforesaid tract or parcel of land of 168 acres." Pittsylvania County Deed Book 30, p. 528 Named in the October 21, 1828, deed were: Plaintiffs Jeremiah Saunders Leonard Saunders William Saunders Dorcus Hundley, nee Saunders and wife of John Hundley Defendants Anna Ann) Saunders Jesse Saunders Joseph Saunders Libby Saunders Sucky (Susan) Mays, nee Saunders and wife of Larkin Mays Elizabeth Thorpe, nee Saunders and wife of Joshua Bays Booker Saunders Michajah Saunders Amos Saunders Coleman Saunders Francis Saunders (This appears to be a record of a second lawsuit since the Plaintiffs and Defendants are changed.) Source: Note by Hildred Shelton, 17 Aug 2008, Genealogy.com Forum (https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/saunders/3983/) See also, https://www.ancestry.com/boards/surnames.saunders/2758/mb.ashx | Sanders, William (I8926)
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| 1613 | On March 13, 1865 he was promoted to Second Lieutenant. He was in every battle or campaign involving his Company or Regiment. | Wilcox, John M. (I7175)
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| 1614 | On October 28, 1863, he was appointed Sergeant. | Wilcox, John M. (I7175)
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| 1615 | On Sunday afternoon, September 18, 1881 Solomon Ramey in the company of his two brothers, Login and Tim, and David Wauls, forced entry into the home of William Higgins. Solomon Ramey and William Higgins were both armed and fired at the same time. Solomon Ramey was shot through the head and killed almost instantly. William Higgins was shot above the hip. It appears that after this incident that William Higgins changed his name to Flowers and moved to Macon County, North Carolina | Flowers, William (I7109)
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| 1616 | One of our big family mysteries has been the identity of Daniel Crow, father of Lucy Powell Crow. He married Martha Cameline Wilcox 1873. Lucy was born in 1874. Martha remarried to Frank Banner in 1878. Both marriages of Martha Cameline Wilcox are recorded in the family bible of David Powell Wilcox, her father. There is no death recorded for Daniel Crow, so I don't think he died. Mayor Cass (James Kenneth Cass) never knew either of his grandparents, nor did any of his siblings. They don't even know anything about them. Their mother, Lucy Powell Crow, was raised by her grandfather, David Powell Wilcox. The oral tradition is that D.P. Wilcox never approved of his daughter's marriage. Sometime after Lucy was born, he went to their home and brought his granddaughter to live with him. In the 1880 census, Lucy Crow is enumerated in the household of D. P. Wilcox. Her mother, Martha Banner, is living elsewhere in Carter County with her new husband. The question is, "What happened to Daniel Crow?" I have found three possible candidates to be the husband of Martha Cameline Wilcox. 1. Daniel Crow, born c. 1857, listed in the household of William Crow in the 1860 census of Carter Co., TN. However, this family is absent from the 1870 census of Carter County. I have found them in the 1870 census of Richland County, Illinois. This family moved away from Carter County prior to 1870 so this Daniel is not likely to be the one who married Martha Cameline Wilcox. 2. Daniel Crow, born c. 1849, listed in the household of Thomas Crow in the 1870 census of Carter Co., TN. His death certificate shows that he was married to "Sallie." Carter County marriage records show a marriage record for Daniel Crow and Sarah Blevins in 1871. This Daniel is enumerated in the 1880 census of Carter County with a wife named Sarah and four children, the oldest who is 7 years of age. Therefore, this Daniel is not the one who married Martha Cameline Wilcox. 3. The third possibility is Daniel Crow who is shown in the household of Isaac Crow in the 1870 census of Carter County, Tennessee. Carter County marriage records show three marriage of persons named "Daniel Crow" in the 1870s: Daniel Crow to Sarah Blevins in 1871, Daniel Crow to Martha C. Wilcox in 1873, and Daniel Crow to Mary Gourley in 1877. During this time frame, census records show only two men named Daniel Crow so it is likely that one of these men was married twice. Since Daniel, son of Thomas, is accounted for, it appears that Daniel, son of Isaac, married first Martha Cameline Wilcox in 1873 and second to Mary Gourley in 1877. The 1910 census gives support to this theory. The marital status column of this census shows "M2" for Dan B. Crow indicating this was a second marriage. Therefore, it is likely that the husband of Martha Cameline Wilcox is the son of Isaac Lincoln Crow. | Crow, Daniel B. (I7191)
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| 1617 | Only one surviving son, E.H. Carroll, is mentioned in the obituary of Joseph Carroll published in the Danville Bee on March 17, 1931. | Carroll, Charlie (I57)
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| 1618 | Owen Millner's widow filed an application for a pension in about 1878. The application states that Owen Millner enlisted in the military on 21 Sep 1814 at the age of 21 years. | Millner, Owen (I3638)
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| 1619 | p. 2 | Browning, Robert (I4096)
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| 1620 | p. 49 | Family F1224
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| 1621 | p. 50 | Family F1298
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| 1622 | p. 87 | Family F1221
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| 1623 | p. 88 | Family F1223
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| 1624 | Parent of George Wood may be John Wood and Nancy Drury. John enlisted in 1778 in company of Capt. Charles Poerterfiled. Col. Daniel Morgan's 11th and 15th Virginia regiments. | Wood, George (I8343)
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| 1625 | Paschall Cemetery, Henry Co., TN ELISHA PASCHALL 07 Nov. 1797 03 Sept. 1844 RACHEL CHRISTA McCLAIN PASCHALL wife of Elisha 22 Nov. 1802 04 Dec. 1890 | Paschal, Elisha (I6726)
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| 1626 | Peleg is named in the 1787 tax list of Washington County showing that he is at least 21 years old in 1787. | Tilson, Peleg (I6934)
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| 1627 | Per Bill Skinner, 215 Wilby Drive, charlotte, NC 28270: John B McConnell was in the first graduating class of Nashville Medical School, later named Vanderbilt University. | McConnell, John B. (I6586)
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| 1628 | Personally viewed and transcribed by David E. Bennett on June 9, 2000. The bible was in the possession of Sam G. Bennett, great-grandson of Jesse L. Bennett. Sam Bennett related that he found the Bible in a trunk in his home, which was purchased by Jesse Lewis Bennett in 1847. | Source (S62)
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| 1629 | Peter Bennett appeared on the First List of Tithables of Lunenburg Co. in 1750, along with his father William and brother Joseph.. | Bennett, Peter (I482)
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| 1630 | Peter Bennett married Frances, whose last name is not known, but is frequently reported to be Vardeman. Frances joined in the deed dated 21 Sep 1768 to Hannah Dodson and is named in the will of Peter Bennett. | Family F270
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| 1631 | Peter Bennett served as a captain in the Granville County militia. Raymond G. Crafton, Origins and Lives of the Craftons of Virginia: Anglo-Saxon Britain to Ante, Vol. II, p. 275, Dog Ear Publishing, (Indianapolis, Indiana:2018) | Bennett, Peter (I581)
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| 1632 | Peter Bennett served in the Granville County militia during the Revolutionary War. His pension file states that he married Elizabeth Pomfret in King William County in 1773. | Family F307
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| 1633 | Peter Bennett was the son of William Bennett and Mary Humphries. Peter Bennett was baptized 21 June, 1724 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co., Va. (Register of Christ Church Parish) Peter Bennett married Frances, whose last name is not known, but is frequently reported to be Vardeman. A William Vardeman witnessed the will of Peter Bennett. In Cavaliers and Pioneers, Vol 5, page 354, "Verdeman" is mentioned as a neighbor of Israel Petereson in Lunenburgh Co on the N side of Staunton River on S side of the River crossing Ruddy's Creek. This would be in present day Bedford County. At this point, the evidence does not provide sufficient support to confirm that Frances’ maiden name is Vardeman. Peter Bennett was a witness to the will of John Goad dated July 7, 1771, which mentions his step mother Hannah Bennett. The will was probated July 23, 1771. Bedford Co. Will Book 1, pg. 132. Peter Bennett moved to the part of Lunenburg County which is now Pittsylvania County with his father and brothers. He appeared on the First List of Tithables of Lunenburg Co. in 1750, along with his father William and brother Joseph.. On 12 May 1764, William and Margaret Roysden conveyed 148 acres on the south side of the Pigg River in present day Pittsylvania Co. to Peter Bennett. Halifax Co. Deed Book 5, pg. 80. William and Margaret were the parents of Margaret Roysden, who married Peter’s half brother Thomas. On 21 September, 1768, Peter and Francis Bennett conveyed 150 acres on the south side of the Pigg River to Hannah Dodson for 40 pounds. It is noted in the deed that the land was part of a 300 acre tract granted to William Roysdon by patent dated 30 August 1763 and afterward sold to Peter Bennett. Pittsylvania Co. Deed Book 1, p. 424 (Payne 42). On Feb. 1, 1776, William Bennett and his wife Hannah conveyed 70 acres of land to William’s grandson, William Bennett, Jr. William Jr. is identified in the deed of gift as the son of Peter Bennett. Pittsylvania Co. Deed Book 4, pp. 107-108 On Feb. 14, 1776, William Bennett and his wife Hannah conveyed 194 acres of land to William’s grandson, Reuben Bennett. Reuben is identified in the deed of gift as the son of Peter Bennett. Pittsylvania Co. Deed Book 4, p. 109 Peter died in Bedford Co., Va. in 1778. His will dated January 7, 1778 was probated May 25, 1778. He was survived by his wife Frances and his children. Peter Bennett named eight children in his will; William Bennett (b. abt. 1744), Mary Bennett Lawson (b. abt. 1756), Reuben Bennett (b. abt. 1757), Elizabeth Bennett Perry (b. abt. 1759), Micajah Bennett (b. abt. 1761), Rachel Bennett (b. abt. 1764), Abner Bennett (b. abt. 1766), and Richard Bennett (b. April 24 1769). | Bennett, Peter (I482)
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| 1634 | Peter Bennett, Rich'd Bennett and John Bennett appear on John Donilson's 1765 tax list. | Bennett, Peter (I482)
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| 1635 | Peter Bennett, Rich'd Bennett and John Bennett appear on John Donilson's 1765 tax list. | Bennett, Richard (I475)
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| 1636 | Peter Bennett, William Bennett and Rich'd Bennett appear on Edward Booker's 1764 tax list. | Bennett, Peter (I482)
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| 1637 | Peter Bennett, William Bennett and Rich'd Bennett appear on Edward Booker's 1764 tax list. | Bennett, William (I303)
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| 1638 | Peter Bennett, William Bennett and Rich'd Bennett appear on Edward Booker's 1765 tax list. | Bennett, Peter (I482)
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| 1639 | Peter Bennett, William Bennett and Rich'd Bennett appear on Edward Booker's 1765 tax list. | Bennett, Richard (I475)
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| 1640 | Peter Bennett, William Bennett and Rich'd Bennett appear on Edward Booker's 1765 tax list. | Bennett, William (I303)
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| 1641 | Pittsylvania County Court, Nov Term 1819. Will of eLonard Dove ordered to be recorded on motion of Hezekiah Ripley and Daniel Saundrs. Pittsylvania County Order Book 20, p. 78 | Dove, Leonard (I8923)
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| 1642 | Pittsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book 26 - 1823-24 p 471 29 March 1819 William Walters gives Power of Attorney to Archer Walters...................."One certain tract piece or parcel of land in the County of Pittsylvania Virginia on waters of the lower double creek (sic) containing by estimation one hundred and eighty six acres more or less adjoining lands of Charles Colley Jason Brightwell & others............ Jason Brightwell and his wife were plaintiffs in a chancery suit filed in 1828 against James Neal and others. The index lists the following surnames: Batte; Brightwell; Neal; Poindexter; and Smith. Chancery Records Index, Mecklenburg County, 1828-005; Virginia Memory | Brightwell, Jason (I1410)
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| 1643 | place of birth given in 1850 census | Allen, Hannah (I1217)
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| 1644 | Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery | Staton, Martha (I6887)
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| 1645 | Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery | Dill, Solomon (I5720)
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| 1646 | Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery | Dill, Mary Ann E. (I5704)
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| 1647 | Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery | Crain, Shadrach R. (I5570)
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| 1648 | Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery | Crain, John A. (I5565)
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| 1649 | Polly Bennett is identified as the daughter of James Watson who consents. John Bennett is listed as surety for the bond. John Bennett is likely the brother-in-law of James Watson. | Family F1508
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| 1650 | Polly was 74 years old and living with her brother William in Fayette County in 1860. She most likely died in Fayette County. | Bennett, Polly (I726)
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