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| 1951 | tombstone | Arnold, Nancy (I2439)
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| 1952 | tombstone | Arnold, Nancy (I2439)
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| 1953 | Toms Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, | Dodd, Frances Irene (I5743)
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| 1954 | Travis Bennett's birth date is estimated based on the age given in the 1830 census. | Bennett, Travis Carter (I3960)
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| 1955 | Travis Carter Bennett was the son of Richard Carter, who died in 1775. In 1792, the Overseers for the Poor in Pittsylvania County bound out Travis Carter to John Spencer until 20 Oct, 1794 to learn the trade of bricklaying. Pittsylvania County, Virginia, Order Book 7, p 73 (order to bind out Travis Carter); Pittsylvania County, Virginia, Order Book 9, p 226 (ordering apprenticeship to John Spender). The very specific end date for the apprenticeship is likely to be the 21 birthday of Travis Carter, so his date of birth is 20 Oct. 1773. It appears that Travis Carter was fostered by the Bennett family, who lived adjacent John Spence, and that he adopted the Bennett surname by the time of his marriage to Jenny Going. Travis Bennett appears in numerous transactions involving the children of John Bennett and Elizabeth Dodson. A sampling of the transactions include: -John Bennett (son of John Bennett and Elizabeth Dodson) is bondsman for the marriage of Travis Bennett and Jenny Going. Jenny Going's brother, Sherwood, married Ruth Bennett, sister of John Bennett. -Travis Bennett is bondsman for the marriage of Ralph Dodson and Elizabeth Bennett (daughter of John Bennett and Elizabeth Dodson). -Travis Bennett is witness for a deed from James Gillespy to Thomas Bennett (son of John Bennett and Elizabeth Dodson). The other two witnesses for this deed were Roderick McDaniel, husband of Winifred Bennett (daughter of John Bennett and Elizabeth Dodson), and James Watson, husband of Milly Bennett (daughter of John Bennett and Elizabeth Dodson). -Travis Bennett is witness for a power of attorney from Jesse Bennett to John Bennett. Other witnesses were Roderick McDaniel, Thomas Bennett and Dotson Bennett (son of Thomas). DNA tests submitted by the descendants of Travis Bennett are a close match to the Capt. Thomas Carter descendants. See, Carter DNA project at Family Tree DNA. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/carter/about/results The 1820 census shows that Travis and Jane had 7 children, 4 boys and 3 girls. At this point, only six have been identified. They are: 1. Sarah Bennett 2. Lewis B. Bennett 3. Hazel Bennett 4. Martha Bennett 5. Thomas T. Bennett 6. Benjamin Jackson Bennett There is direct evidence for the first three. In her marriage bond, Sarah Bennett is named as the daughter of Travis & Jenny Bennett. Her brother, Lewis was bondsman. Lewis and Hazel Bennett are both named in the will of their grandmother, Sitha Logan, mother of Jane Bennett. All three of these children move to Butts County, Georgia in the late 1830s. Although enumerated in the 1820 census, there is no direct evidence of the names of the other children. However, the circumstantial evidence is compelling. All three, Martha, Thomas, and Benjamin also show up in Butts County, Georgia in the late 1830s. Martha Bennett, age 40, is listed in the household of Rowland & Sarah Thornton, her sister and brother-in-law in the 1850 census of Butts County. 26 Aug. 1795. James Gillaspy of Caswell Co. to Thomas Bennett of same, for 50 lbs., 78 acres on the county line adjacent Atkinson. Wit: Rotherick McDaniel, Travis Bennett, James Watson. Deed Book J, p. 192 (Kendall, p. 165). 13 Nov. 1801. Power of Attorney from Jesse Bennet to John Bennett witnessed by Thomas Barnet (?), Roderick McDaniel, Thomas Bennett, Dotson Bennett, Travis Bennett. Deed Book N, p. 1 (Kendall, p. 237). Know all men by these presents that I Jesse Bennett of the County of Jackson and State of Georgia have made Ordained Consetuted and Appointed John Bennett of the County of Pittsylvania and the State of Virginia my true and lawful attorney for me and in my name but for my benefit to attend a Division of the Land descended to me in Right of my wife Patsey by the Death of Samuel Paul late of Caswell County and when divided to sell the same and make a conveyance by Deed or Deed to the purchaser or purchasers which Conveyance Shall be as binding on me and my heirs as if I had made the Same In Witnessing Whereof I have hereunto put my hand and Seal this Thirteenth Day of November 1801. Signed Sealed and Acknowledged of Jesse Bennett (Seal) Witnesses of Thomas Barnett Roderick McDaniel State North Carolina Thomas Bennett (Jurat) Caswell County April Court 1803 Dodson Bennett The Execution of This power of Attorney Travis Bennett was duly proved in Open Court by the Oath of Thomas Bennett one of the Subscribing Witnesses as thereto and on Motion Ordered to be Registered Will Book L, p. 588. 23 Feb. 1827. Sales estates of Mrs. Jane Murphy dec’d. Buyers include Layton Tapley, John Paylor, Richard Gates, Uriah and Thomas Stafford, James Hamlett Sr., Thomas and William McGehee, Durrett Oliver, Benj. F. Stanfield, Thomas Kendrick, William Herring, David G. Brandon, Travis Bennett, V.M. Murphey, William Ashley. (Kendall, p. 102) | Bennett, Travis Carter (I3960)
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| 1956 | Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetary, Vale, Lincoln Co., NC | Wyant, Peter (I1166)
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| 1957 | Two facts indicate that Eliza Herron listed in the 1870 census of Macon Co., NC is the widow of Alfred Herron of Oconee Co., SC. First, the children of Eliza Herron match the names of the children of Alfred. Second, the Herrons of Macon Co. are associated with the same families as the Herrons of Oconee and Rabun Counties. In the 1850 census Elizabeth and Alfred had three children, Sarah, Martha, and Joshua. In 1870, Sarah is still living in the same household as her mother. Joshua is listed in the household of John Barnes, aneighbor of Elizabeth. Martha is presumably married or deceased. 10 year old Jacob Manley Teague is the son of Manley Teague and MillyBarnes. Manley and Milly Teague are neighbors of William (brother-in-law of Alfred) & Nelly Herron in the 1850 census of Rabun Co., GA. William and Nelly Herron are buried in the Wolf Pit Cemetery in Oconee Co., SC. where many of the Herrons are buried. Also, Bethana Herron, niece of Alfred, married George Barnes and also resided in the same area of Rabun Co. Deed records indicate that George Barnes and Manley Teague owned adjoining properties (Deed Book I, p. 108) in Macon Co., NC. near the Georgia line (Deed Book H, p. 80). In 1870 Milly Barnes Teague, widow of Manley Teague, is living in the household of Eliza Herron of Macon Co., NC. Further, Eliza's son, Joshua Herron, is living in the household of John Barnes. This connection of Eliza Herron to the Barnes & Teagues leads to the conclusion that Eliza Herron is from Oconee Co. and is the widow of Alfred Herron. Jacob Manley Teague died June 13, 1931 in Pendleton, SC. His parents are named on a data sheet kept by McDougald Bleckley Mortuary. Jacobis buried at Mt. Tabor Baptist Church Cemetery. 1870 Census, Macon Co., NC Alarka Township (In present day Swain County) Pge 265 (Enumerated 12 Jul 1870) HN 39 FN 39 Herrin, Eliza, 47, F, W, Farmer, $0, $100 Herrin, Sarah, 25, F, W Herrin, Mary, 15, F, W Herrin, William, 14, M Herrin, John, 10, M Herrin, Naomi, 8, F Teague, Milly, 47, F, W, Laborer Teague Celinda, 13, F, W Teague, Jacab M., 10, M, W Page 267 HN 68, FN 68 Barnes, John, 61, M, Farmer, NC, $1000, $800 Barnes, Sarah, 53, F, Housekeeping, TN Barnes, James, 26, M, Agriculture, NC Barnes, Williams, 25, M, Agriculture, NC Barnes, Waterson, 17, M, Agriculture, NC Barnes, Deidemona, 13, F, NC Barnes, Samuel, 11, M, NC Barnes, Dallas, 9, M, NC Barnes, Sarah, 2, F, NC Barnes, Mary, 18, F, SC Herrin, Joshua, 18, Laborer, SC On 27 Dec 1862, Elizabeth Herron filed a claim for payment for the service of her husband in the Confederate Army. Elizabeth's address waslisted as: Care of J. E. Hagood, Pickens, SC. J. E. Hagood was the Clerk of Court in Pickens Co. On March 7, 1864, payment was approved for the service of her husband from 21 May 1862 until his death on 16 June 1862, one month and 16 days at $11 per month, a total of $16.86. The payment was sent to her in the care of J. E. Hagood, Clerk of Court, Pickens Co., SC. Elizabeth signed for the receipt of payment on 26Aug 1864. She apparently was still a resident of Pickens County at this date. By 1870, Elizabeth had moved to Macon Co., NC to an area that is today Swain Co. 1880 Census, Swain Co., NC Charleston Twp., Page 172 (Enumerated 11 Jun 1880) HN 148, FN 148 Herin, Betsey, W, F, 60 Herrin, Sarah, W, F, 31, dau. Herin, Mattie, W, F, 21, dau Herin, Laura, W, F, 18, dau Herin, John, W, M, 19, son Herin, Joshua, W, M, 4 son Herin, Mack, W, M, 2, son | Maloy, Elizabeth (I6512)
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| 1958 | Tyger Baptist Church Cemetery | Dill, Stephen Sr. (I5726)
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| 1959 | Type: Church | Pike, Mary (Polly) (I6749)
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| 1960 | Type: Church | Mitchell, George Sr. (I6628)
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| 1961 | Type: Church | Dill, Stephen Sr. (I5726)
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| 1962 | Type: Married By | Family F1945
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| 1963 | Type: Military service | Mitchell, George Sr. (I6628)
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| 1964 | Type: Military service | Herron, Kenneth Theron (I6310)
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| 1965 | Type: Military service | Herron, Frederick Owens (I6259)
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| 1966 | Type: Military service | Cass, Edmund Paul (I5454)
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| 1967 | Type: Military service | Cass, Edmund Catlett (I5451)
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| 1968 | Type: Undertaker | Herron, Robert Terrell (I6356)
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| 1969 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, William Sr. (I7021)
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| 1970 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, William Sr. (I7021)
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| 1971 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, William Sr. (I7021)
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| 1972 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, William Sr. (I7021)
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| 1973 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, William Sr. (I7021)
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| 1974 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, William Sr. (I7021)
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| 1975 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Jones, Johannah (I6452)
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| 1976 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Jones, Johannah (I6452)
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| 1977 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, William (I6121)
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| 1978 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, Larkin W. (I5984)
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| 1979 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, John (I5963)
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| 1980 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, John (I5963)
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| 1981 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, John (I5963)
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| 1982 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, John (I5963)
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| 1983 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, James Harvey (I5947)
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| 1984 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, James Harvey (I5947)
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| 1985 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, James Harvey (I5947)
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| 1986 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, Gideon (I5913)
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| 1987 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, Benjamin J. (Jones) (I5843)
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| 1988 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Gilreath, Alexander (I5823)
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| 1989 | Type: Unknown-Begin | Family F1839
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| 1990 | Type: Widow of | Herring, Mary (I6200)
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| 1991 | Typhoid fever | Shepard, John S. (I1560)
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| 1992 | under age. Mary VASS, mother of husband. Security & witnesses: Richard SANDIDGE, Price VASS, Rachel VASS, Mary VASS, William MEAD, Jonathon GORDON, Minor MEAD. | Family F512
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| 1993 | Unknown GEDCOM info: Auto Accident | Young, Stephen Franklin (I7047)
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| 1994 | Unknown GEDCOM info: Auto Accident | Taylor, Geraldine Phylis (I6917)
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| 1995 | Unknown GEDCOM tag: CREM | George, Benjamin Robert (I5813)
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| 1996 | Unknown GEDCOM tag: _DCAUSE Auto Accident | Young, Stephen Franklin (I7047)
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| 1997 | Unknown GEDCOM tag: _DCAUSE Auto Accident | Taylor, Geraldine Phylis (I6917)
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| 1998 | Unknown GEDCOM tag: _DCAUSE Gunshot Wound | Pair, Robert LeRoy (I6720)
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| 1999 | Virginia Marriages, 1740 - 1850 | Family F388
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| 2000 | Wade served as a corporal (TEC 5) in the US Army during World War II. | Herron, Wade (I6367)
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