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| 2051 | William Glenn Harrison divorced h8is first wife, Rebecca Moore, and remarried to Irma Qualls. | Family F738
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| 2052 | William Hudson witnessed the will of Thomas Hines dated 16 September 1699, which was proved 10 Nov 1699. Essex County Deeds & Wills 10 (1699-1701) , pp 16-17. | Hudson, William (I8893)
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| 2053 | William Hudson witnessed the will of Thomas Hines dated 16 September 1699, which was proved 10 Nov 1699. Daniel Dobbyn was also a witness. Essex County Deeds & Wills 10 (1699-1701) , pp 16-17. Essex County Virginia Deed Book 17 (1717-1721)pp. 95-99 THIS INDENTURE made the 9th : 10th day of July 1722 Between WM. HUDSON & JUDAH HUDSON his Wife of Parish of South farnham in County of Essex Planter of one part & JOHN MOODY of the Parish & County aforesaid Gentleman Witnesseth that Whereas the said Wm. Hudson & Judah Hudson by Indenture bearing date the day before did grant unto the said John Moody his heirs a certain tract of land which said Wm. Hudson has a plott for: Begining at the Letter H in the Plott being an old corner and a red & white oak markt by it runing thence South crossing a branch of the York a stake marked by a red oak by a valley side thence North to the line G & D in the plott crossing the MAIN ROAD lying & being on the South side of Rappahannock River in Essex County NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that said Wm. Hudson & Judah Hudson doth grant unto said John Moody his heirs forever 120 acres In presence of JOHN VASS Wm. Hudson RACHELL VASS Judah Hudson At a Court held for Essex County 18th day of September 1722 Wm Hudson and Judah his Wife (the said Judah being first privily examined by CAPT THOMAS WAREING) acknowledged their Lease & Release of land to John Moody which is admitted to record KNOW ALL MEN that I WilIm Hudson & Judah Hudson of South farnhma Parish in County of Essex Planter am Bound unto John Moody of said Parish & County in the penal sum of Eighty pounds sterling money this 9th day of July 1722. THE CONDITION of this Obligation is such that whereas Wm. Hudson & Judah Hudson hath bargained & sold unto John Moody land in County of Essex the said Wm. Hudson & Judah Hudson shall at all times observe all & singular the Covenants contained recited in said Deed then this Obligation to be voyd or remain in full force. In Presence of JOHN VASS, Wm. Hudson RACHELL VASS Judah Hudson At a Court held for Essex County 18th day of Septr 1722 This Bond admitted to record === 1733-1738 Essex County Virginia Deed Book 20; : Page 159-162 THIS INDENTURE made the 14th day and Fifteenth day of July 1734 Between GRIFFIN DOBBINS of the County of Essex of one part and ABRAHAM MONTAGUE of same County Witnesseth that the sd Griffin Dobbins for sum of Thirty pounds of lawfull money of Virga. hath confirmed unto ye sd Abraham Mountague his heirs forever one hundred and twenty acres of land being in the lower part of Essex County being one half of a devedent of Two hundred and forty acres divided by AUGT. SMITH Between DANIEL DOBBINS (Father to the sd Griffin Dobbins) and WM. HUDSON the sd land came to them the sd Daniel Dobbins and William Hudson by their intermariage with ELIZABETH and JUDITH Daughters of one JOHN BILLINGTON of this County decd and bounded beginning at a stake by a marked red oak by a Valley side, thence North East to the line on that side of the plott, thence to a decayed Chesnut by the fork of a branch, thence South to the beginning stake & red oak where it first begun, is now in the peaceable possession of Abraham Mountague by Indenture of Bargain & Sale and the Statute for transferring uses into possession . In presence of us JAMES MEDLEY, Griffin Dobyns JAMES PRISNELL At a Court held for Essex County at Tappa on the XVIth day of July MDCCXXXIV Griffin Dobyns acknowledged this his Lease and Release which on the motion of the sd Abraham is recorded | Hudson, William (I8893)
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| 2054 | William J. Dove is absent from the 1870 census. His wife and children appear in the 1870 census in Caswell County, North Carolina. It can be inferred that William J. Dove was deceased at the time of the census. | Dove, William J. (I9101)
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| 2055 | William K. Bennett is the son of Thomas Fullilove Bennett. He married Sally Neale in Bedford Co., VA about 17 Mar. 1797 (bond). They lived in Bedford and Pittsylvania Co. until about 1811, when they moved to Wilson Co. TN. Pittsylvavnia Co. Deed Book 11, p. 238. At that time William K. Bennett of Wilson County, TN sold to Bartlett Bennett (his brother) 25 acres of land, part of a 300 acre tract belonging to his father Thomas F. Bennett. Id. The witnesses to this deed were Shelton Dalton, Bowker Dalton, and John R. Dalton. In another Pittsylvania County deed,, William and his siblings gave to David Perry an 85 acre tract of land that was also owned by Thomas F. Bennett. Pittsylvavnia Co. Deed Book 9, p. 299. This deed was witnessed by Winston Dalton and establishes that Winston Dalton knew William K. Bennett. Indeed, they were neighbors until William moved to Tennessee. On 27 Dec 1814, William K. Bennett and Charles L. Bennett witnessed a Bill of Sale from Eli Anderson to James Richmond. Wilson Co., TN Court Minutes 1814-1829, p. 50. In March of 1817 Charles L. Bennett is held in jail in Nashville for murder. Wilson Co., TN Circuit Court Records 1810-1821, p. 162. In April, 1818 William K. Bennett and his wife, Sally, appear in court for the trial of Charles L. Bennett. Wilson Co., TN Circuit Court Records 1810-1821, p. 230-234. These records prove that the wife of William K. Bennett was named Sally. William K. Bennett appears in Wilson Co., Tennessee records to at least 1850. In the 1850 census he is enumerated in the household of Eli Goldston. 1850 U.S. Census, Wilson Co., TN. The household Eli Gholston (56) includes his wife Elizabeth (52), daughter Amanda (14), and presumed father-in-law William K. Bennett (79). According to the census, Elizabeth was born in Virginia. The age and place of birth for Elizabeth Gholston maches the age and place of birth for Elizabeth Bennett. The fact that William K. Bennett is living in his household in 1850 and other records linking him with the Bennett family is convincing evidence of the marriage between Eli Goldston and Elizabeth Bennett. Deed - William K. Bennnet to Bartlett Bennett, 8 Jan. 1811 Pittsylvania Co. Deed Book. 11, pg. 238 This indenture made this eighth day of January one thousand eight hundred and eleven. Between William K. Bennett of the state of Tennesee and County of Wilson of the one part and Bartlett Bennett of the state of Virginia and County of Pittsylvania of the other part Witnesseth that the said William K. Bennett for and in consideration of the sum of Twenty five pounds to him in hand paid by the said Bartlett Bennett the receipt whereof the said William K Bennett doth hereby acknowledge hath granted bargained & sold aliened and confirmed and by these presents doth grant hargain sell & alien and confirm unto the said Bartlett Bennett his heirs and assigns forever twenty five acres of land (more or less) part of three hundred acres being his part of his father Thomas F. Bennett Dec'd lands lying and being in the County of Pittsylvania Lynches Creek To have and to hold the said Twenty five acres of Land & all and singular the premises therein and every part and parcel thereof with the appertenances thereof unto the said Bartlett Bennett his heirs and assigns to the only proper use and behalf of the said Bartlett Bennett his heirs and assigns forever and the said William K. Bennett for himself and his heirs the said twenty five acres of & premises and every part thereof against him & his heirs & against all and every other person or persons whatsoever to the said Bartlett Bennett his heirs & assigns shall & will warrant and forever defend by these presents. In witness hereof the said William K Bennett hath hereunto set his hand and seal the date above written. Signed: Wm K. Bennett Signed sealed & delivered In presence of Shelton Dalton, John R. Dalton Bowker Dalton Memorandum That the day & year within mentioned full peacable I give possession & delivery of the within mentioned premises was made and delivered by the within mentioned William K Bennett unto the said within mentioned Bartlett Bennett to have and to hold to him & his heirs and assigns forever according to the true interest and meaning of the within mentioned Indenture. Signed: Wm K Bennett Signed sealed and delivered In presence of Shelton Dalton, John R. Dalton Bowker Dalton Received from Bartlett Bennett the full sum of twenty five pounds lawfull - in full of the within mentioned premises. I say received by me this January the seventh one thousand and eight hundred & eleven. Signed: Wm K. Bennett Witness, Shelton Dalton John R. Dalton, Bowker Dalton At a court held for Pittsylvania County the 18th Day of February 1811 This Indenture together with the memorandum and receipt endorsed were proven by the oaths by the three subscribing witnesses to be the several acts and deeds of the above named William K Bennett and by the Court ordered to be Recorded. Teste Will Tunstall CC Transcribed by Don Bennett, March 30, 2001. | Bennett, William K. (I826)
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| 2056 | William L. Dill had no children. Source: Rockingham County Heritage Book, 1983 | Dill, William L. (I862)
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| 2057 | William Lyon Jr. was bondsman on the marriage bond for Lemuel H. Carroll and Salley Hooper. | Lyon, William W. (I8956)
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| 2058 | William Lyon was bondsman on the marriage bond for Ellis Carrell and Caty Whitlow. | Lyon, William (I8954)
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| 2059 | William Mackey to Mary Patrick, 350 acres on both sides of the Haw River. | Buchanan, Mary (I8237)
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| 2060 | William Millner made a will dated 13 Feb. 1819, which was proved in court on on 27 Nov. 1820. He named his wife was named Elizabeth and children: Williamson, John, William, Jr., Thomas, Robert, Lee, Owen, and Nancy Noell. Williamson Millner of Pittsylvania Co. and Absalom Lynch of Campbell Co were named as executors of his will. | Millner, William (I1654)
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| 2061 | William Moore Bennett left his real property to his five children to be equally divided. He directed that the land and property be valued. He granted J.A. Bennett, Jas. H. Bennett, & Roland S. Williams the right to remain on the property they occupied at valuation. He granted Sarah A. Bennett the right to take a 50 acre tract near J.A. Bennett at valuation. He granted Sarah A. Bennett and William W. Bennett the right to take the home place at valuation. He left his household and kitchen furnishings, a cow, two yearlings, and a horse to his daughter Salle A. Bennett. He granted one year's allowance for his daughter Sallie A. Bennett from his estate and directed that the rest of his personal property be equally divided between his five children. | Bennett, William Moore (I695)
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| 2062 | William Oaks appears in the 1830 census in Pittsylvania Co., Virginia. His household includes 1 male under 5, 1 male 5-9, 1 male 10-14, 1 male 50-59, 2 females under 5, 1 female 15-19, 1 female 20-29, and 8 slaves. U.S. Census, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia, Roll M19_201, p. 327. A William Oakes married Ruth Smith in Pittsylvania Co. on 30 Aug. 1801. A William Oaks married Alcey Adkins in Pittsylvania Co. on 10 Dec. 1797. A Wiatt Adkins is listed after William Oaks in the 1830 census. | Oakes, William B. (I1445)
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| 2063 | William P. Rutherford v Wm. Andrew & Others - Chancery Court suit involving the heirs of Robert Crow. To the Honorable Thomas L. Williams, Chancelor of the Eastern Division of Tennessee, holding Court for the Counties of Roane and Morgan. Humbly Complaining show to your Honor your orator and oratrix William R. Rutherford and wife Martha formerly Martha Crow that some sixteen or seventeen years ago Robert Crow the father of your oratrix Martha departed [1834 + 16/17= 1850/51] this life in Roane County, intestate and leaving the following named persons his children and heirs at Law to wit [1] John Crow [2] Nancy who intermarried with Samuel Berry: [3] Robert C. Crow [4] Cary who intermarried with Henry Nave. [5] Thomas Crow [6] George Crow [7]William Crow [8] Elizabeth who intermarried with Jenkins [9] James Crow [10]Margaret who intermarried with Isaac Worley [11]Edward Crow [12] Jane who intermarried with Martin Burnett and your oratrix [12] Martha then an infant en ventre sa mere and now the lawful wife of your orator William R. Rutherford. Of the above named children and heirs [1] John Crow has died and left Benjamin Crow who now lives in Rhea County Robert Crow who now lives in Meigs County and Polly Crow Crissy Crow and Sally Crow who all live in Roane County his children and heirs at law. [2] Samuel Berry who married Nancy Crow P. 2 is dead and his widow is said Nancy Berry now living in Roane County. [Nancy still alive in 1834 in Roane Co., Tennessee] [3] Robert C. Crow [4] Henry Nave and wife Cary formerly Cary Crow [5] Thomas Crow and [8] Elizabeth Jenkins whose said husband is now dead formerly Elizabeth Crow all live in Carter County in this state. [6] George Crow is dead and left Polly who intermarried with Benjamin Hustt who live in parts unknown to Complainants. [9] James Crow who is dead leaving Mary Ann, George, and Sarah his children and heirs at Law whose residences are unknown to Complainants. [7] William Crow whose residence is unknown Robert N. Crow who lives in Roane County Angilina who intermarried with William Qualls and who lives with her said husband in Roane County Nancy who intermarried with John Butler and who lives with her said husband in Roane County. Manerva who intermarried with Richard Stubbs and who lives with her husband in Roane County George Crow who lives in Roane County and Sarah Crow who is a minor and who lives in Roane County his children and his heirs at law [11]Edward Crow and [10] Isaac Worley and wife Margaret formerly Margaret Crow live in parts unknown to your Complainants. [missing pages] P. 7 said land has continued in the said June until about two years ago when she and her husband joined in a conveyance of the same to a certain William Andrew who lives in Roane County. Complainants state that the said William Andrew bought the said land of the said Burnett and wife with a bull and a pair Ruoulidge of the claim and right of your oratrix, Martha to one half the same as the child and heir of the said Robert Crow. The previous conside and your complainants consider that your oratrix Martha is entitled absolute title to one half the said land wherefore complainants pray that the heirs of the said Robert now living and the heirs of those that are dead all of whom are before named and the said Andrew be made partier defendant to this Bill.. And that they be all required to answer this Bill and all its charges in as full and ample a manor as if the same were here citerated.. Let all the heirs of the said Robert now living and the heirs of such as are dead who are before named state what advancements were made to them and their ancestors by the said Robert in his life time and of what character and amount Let the said William Crow answer and P. 8 say to what extent the said Robert Crow was invested in the afore said purchase.. and what division was made of the land between heirs and the said Robert Let him also state the nature of the request or authority given him by the said Robert to convey the said land to the said form of any such authority existed Let the said Andrew answer and say whether he has not bought the said land and what knowledge he had of your ontrix claim to the same missions to his purchase Complainants pray that all papers process may issue to compel the said defendants to answer this Bill and that publication be made as to the soon and upon the hearing of this cause Complainants pray that then the title to a morgage of the said land be decreed in your oratrix by the Court and if they are mistaken in this preface prayes they ask such other further or different belief as they may prove titled to, by the acts of the Honorable Court ….. Asbury SoC Wm P Rutherford and wife Martha http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~langolier/Benton_Co/ps01/ps01_184.html | Crow, Robert (I5596)
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| 2064 | William received Lot #1 containing 113 acres and Lot #4 containing 19.7 acres in division of lands of Walter Martin | Martin, William (I8686)
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| 2065 | William Reynolds, Hugh Reynolds, William Neely, and William Devin all appear in the 1757 tax list for Martic Township in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. William Neely is the father-in-law of Hugh Reynolds as evidenced by his Pittsylvania County will naming his daughter Mary Reynolds and grandsons Joseph and William Reynolds. Jospeh Reynolds, sonof Hugh Reynolds, married Margaret Devin, daughter of William Devin. William Devin also left a will in Pittsylvania County naming a son Robert. In his Revolutionary War pension application, Robert Devin stated that he was born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania on 6 April 1759. These records show that Hugh Reynolds, William Devin and William Neely migrated to Pittsylvania County from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. | Reynolds, Hugh (I1397)
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| 2066 | William Taylor and John Pritchett were sureties on the marriage bond. John Pritchett was also surety on the marriage bond for William Taylor and Betsey Findley dated 4 June 1810. | Family F2845
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| 2067 | William Tilson, b. March 15, 1741, son of Stephen and Janet (Murdock)Tilson; m. April 1, 1762, Mary Ransom of Plympton, Mass. (by Rev. John Howland) William Tilson was granted 282 acres of land in Washington Co., Va on26 Jun 1786 (Grants 3 Page 346-348). This parcel of land was dividedand sold in three tracts as follows: 85 acres to Thomas Tilson on 21 Aug 1792 (DB1:270-271); 95 acres to William Tilson, Jr. on 21 Aug 1792(DB1:271-272); and 92 acres to Thomas Tilson on 18 Mar 1811 (DB4:433) William Tilson, Sr. appears in the Washington County, VA tax list through 1811 after which he is absent from the list. The sale of the third tract may have been preparation of William Tilson, Sr. for a move to Tennessee. William Tilson was in the French War and served a considerable time; was in Capt. Josiah Thatcher's Co., Col. John Thomas' Reg., and landedat Halifax, N. S., May 11, 1759; served until Nov. 1. He again entered the service Jan. 1, 1760, in Nova Scotia, and dis. Dec. 18, 1761. In the muster roll remarks it says, father or master, Stephen Tilson.In 1763 he migrated to the west part of Virginia, and settled at St. Clair, on the south branch of the Holstein River, where all his children were born. He moved to Tenn. and located near this three sons,k onHolo chucky River, four miles from Erwin. His wife died there and was buried on the farm. he soon returned to his former home near Holstein Mills, Va., and died at his son-in-law's, Joseph Cole's, about 1825. Ply. Probate Rec., Vol. 14, page 316: The will of John Murdock, Jr.: I give to my grandson, William Tilson (son of Stephen Tilson), the whole farm, with the dwelling house and all other buildings thereon, standing in the town of Plympton, in the county afs'd and is the same now in the improvement of Noah Pratt. I give unto my son-in-law, John Wall, the sum of forty pounds; also a bond for thirteen pounds, six shilings, eight pence, which I have on Him. I give to my wife Ruth, imporvement of all remaining part of my estate, both real, and personal,during her natural life. After that to be equally divided to may twosonsl, James and Bartlett Murdock. I hereby appoint my sons, james and Bartlett Murdock, execrs. Will made Sept. 16, 1756; proved Oct. 5,1756. Inventory of personal estate Oct. 27, 1756: 933 lbs. 3s, 6 1/2 d. Plympton Townn Records, Oct. 26, 1756: William Tilson appoints his father, Stephen Tilson, guardian of property from his grandfather, John Murdock, of Plymouth, Mass. (Source: Tilson, Mercer V. 'The Tilson Genealogy,' The Memorial Press, 1911, p. 147-148) | Tilson, William (I6938)
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| 2068 | William Tilson, Sr. appears on the 1798 Personal Property Tax List for Washington County, Virginia charged with two tithes. In 1799, William Tilson is charged with only one tithe and Stephen Tilson appears on the tax list for the first time. This indicates that Stephen Tilson had reached the age of 21 in 1799. | Tilson, Stephen (I6936)
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| 2069 | William Vest made a will dated 7 July 1812 naming his wife Lucy and nine children: Samuel Vest, William Vest, Chrles Vest, Isham Vest, John Vest, Mary (wife of Philip Southerland), Polly (wife of Jacob Mejens), Jane (wife of Thomas Bennett) and Elizabeth (wife of John Sizemore). Sons Charles Vest and John Vest were named as executors of the will. Charles Vest and Samuel Kinnamen witnessed the will. | Vest, William (I9444)
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| 2070 | William's wife Elizabeth is named in a deed dated 3 May 1818. Christian County Deed Book I, p. 536-7. | Family F2556
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| 2071 | William's will was proven in the May Court, 1836. | Gilreath, William (I6120)
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| 2072 | Winston Dalton, in separate entries in his journal, refers to Micajah as both Micajah Wheeler and Micajah Wheeler Bennett. I have always assumed that Winston was old when he wrote this and that this was just an error in his journal. However, Mary Foote Lund has shown me that his name also appears both ways in official records. After studying this information, it appears that his true surname was Wheeler. Since Charity Wheeler is inovled in several important records, there is a good possibility that she is Micajah's mother. Micajah named his first daughter Charity. William Bennett, son of Peter, also seems to be a very important person. This is speculative, but I see two possibilities worth researching. It is possible that Charity Wheeler was widowed and then later married William Bennett. If Micajah was very young, he could have taken his stepfather's name and still used Wheeler in official records. Alternatively, Micajah could be the illegitimate child of Charity Wheeler and an unkown Bennett, perhaps William. Below is some information sent to me by Mary Foote Lund: "I have found evidence that Micajah Wheeler Bennett did in fact use Micajah Wheeler in addition to Micajah Wheeler Bennett/Micajah Bennett. This wasn't just a slip on Winston Dalton's part. On a recent visit to the Library of Virginia I located Micajah and Patsey Pullen's marriage bond records which include her father's consent and the bond. They both have some peculiarities, but most noteworthy is that the bond is issued to Micajah Wheeler Bennett, while the consent was for the marriage of Micajah Wheeler and Patsey Pullen written in Thomas Pullen's hand. If he used Micajah Wheeler, 2 indentures in the Pittsylvania Deed records are pertinent, and they do fit with his timeline. On 3 Feb 1801 Micajah Wheeler purchased 220 acres on the Great Branch of Old Womans Creek from Ambrose Colyer, the indenture being witnessed by Martin Dalton, James Dalton and Stephen Toler. This is less than 2 years after Micajah and Patsey's marriage. On 13 April 1804 Micajah Wheeler sold the same land to William Burnett, both "of Pittsylvania County." The Indenture is not witnessed but is signed by both Micajah and Patsey Wheeler. Micajah and Patsy/Martha Wheeler Bennett were living in Franklin County in 1810 when he died, and when Patsy appears in the census, and references to other legal proceedings imply he had lived there for some time. He did not buy land in Franklin County under either name, however. My brother, an attorney, says that land records always were very important, the most important part of the law, and the standards were very strict. Micajah may have gone by Micajah Wheeler Bennett, but these land records strongly suggest his 'legal' name was Micajah Wheeler (assuming these are the same person). This might be the case if he was raised by a Bennett step-father who never officially adopted him. The few documents I have include only one Bennett. The marriage consent was witnessed by Stephen Toler (who also witnessed the deed) and William Bennett. And, it seems they were more than casual witnesses. The consent reads "Sir It seems to be agreed to amongst us that there be a Marriage between Micajah Wheeler & Patsey Pullen. Please grant a license for officiating the same. given under my hand this 20th day August 1799 Thomas Pullen" Not very enthusiastic. (Between 'Wheeler' and 'Patsey' is a coarse addition that may be a 'B,' as if a clerk may have been bothered that the consent and bond were in different names.) William Bennett also appears in Micajah Wheeler Bennett's estate papers. The final accounting of his estate provided by his administrator includes 2 payments totally over | Bennett, Micajah Wheeler (I8839)
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| 2073 | Winston Dalton, the brother of Asenath Dalton, kept a journal in which he recorded various events. His journal contains the following entry: "William Bennett, son of James, hung for stabbing Joel Achols [sic] on 9 Aug. 1837, hung 19 Jan. 1838." | Bennett, William (I313)
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| 2074 | Written: May 14, 1793 Recorded: September 1793 Deed Book 2, Pg 145 This Indenture, Made the fourteenth day of May in the year of Our Lord One thousand Seven hundred and Ninety three Between Hannah Thompson of Stokes County State of N Carolina of the one part and Martha Brock (wife of Francis Brock) Grand Daughter to the said Hannah Thompson of the Same place Witnesseth that the said Hannah Thompson as Well for the Natural love & affection which she hath and beareth unto the said Martha Brock and also for the better Maintenance of her the said Martha Brock, Hath Given and Granted And by these presents Doth Give Grant and Make Over unto the said Martha Brock and the heirs of her body forever A Certain Negroe Woman Slave Named Sarah, Now in the possession of Whalen Nuby living in Green County Franklin State, to the Only proper use and behoof of her the said Martha Brock and her heirs forever; Reserving her Increase or Desendants which May bear after this date Which Desendants or Children are to be Equally Divided Between the said Martha Brock Andrew Ray & Thomas Ray, my Grand Children. The Division to be made of each child when it is one year old But whereas Thomas Ray is weak in Judement (sic judgement?), Therefore Francis Brock and Andrew Ray are hereby appointed and Improvised to Superintend and take care of said Thomas Ray & part of said Children. And the said Hannah Thompson her heirs Executors & administrators Do hereby warrant and forever Defend the said Negroe Slave Sarah, unto the said Martha Brock & her heirs and assigns forever against the lawful Claims of all persons whatsoever. In Testimony Whereof the said Hannah Thompson hath hereunto set her hand and affixed her seal date as above. Signed Sealed & Delivered in presence ofJamima (her + mark) Mc--- her& Archibald Campbell Hannah + Thompson (Seal) markStokes County Sept. Term 1793. The Execution of the above Deed was duly proved in Open Court by the Oath of Archd Campbell and Ordered to be Certified. Robt W. CCAdditional Comments:Deed from Hannah McAllister Thomson, widow of Thomas Thomson of Louisa County, Virginia, naming her grandchildren Martha Ray Brock, Thomas Ray and Andrew Ray, children of Ursula Thomson and Thomas Ray. | Hannah (I8274)
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| 2075 | Year: 1850 State: South Carolina County: Spartanburg Sheet No: 116B Reel no: M432-858 Division: Unknown Townships Page No: 232/056 Enumerated on: August 8, 1850 by: R. N. Foster FN 418, HN 418 Reuben Staten, 25, M, Farmer, SC Julia Staten, 25, F, ,SC E. D. Staten, 2, F, , SC FN 419, HN 419 James Staten, 45, M, Farmer, SC Jane Staten, 45, F, , SC Arman Staten, 20, F, , SC FN 420, HN 420 Richard Staten, 23, M, Farmer, SC Axia Staten, 20, F, , SC Lenora Staten, 1, F, SC 1880 Census, Pg. 307D Highland, Greenville County, SC Reuben Staten, Self, M, Male, W, 55, SC, Farmer, SC, SC Julia Staten, Wife, M, Female, W, 56, SC, Keeping House, SC, SC Delia Staten, Dau, S, Female, W, 30, SC, Farm Laborer, SC, SC Margaret Staten, Dau, S, Female, W, 29, SC, Farm Laborer, SC, SC Nancy Staten, Dau, S, Female, W, 20, SC, Farm Laborer, SC, SC Andy Staten, Son, S, Male, W, 18, SC, Farm Laborer, SC, SC James Staten, Son, S, Male, W, 14, SC, Farm Laborer, SC, SC | Staton, Reuben (I6889)
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| 2076 | Zebulon Cemetery | Smith, Martha B. (I6852)
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| 2077 | [William2.FTW] Alias: REFN: 4068 | Gilreath, Elizabeth (I5869)
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| 2078 | [William2.FTW] Alias: REFN: 4240 | Edwards, Ellenor (I5757)
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| 2079 | [William2.FTW] Alias: REFN: 4387 | Gilreath, Gideon (I5914)
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| 2080 | [William2.FTW] Alias: REFN: 4355 Leander Gilreath was a Confederate soldier. | Gilreath, Leander (I5986)
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| 2081 | [William2.FTW] Alias: REFN: 4076 | Gregory, Mary A. (I6150)
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| 2082 | [William2.FTW] Alias: REFN: 4072 Benjamin Perry Gilreath was named fo r his great grandparents, Benjamin Jones and Johannah Perry Jones. They wer e the parents of his grandmother Johannah Jones Gilreath. Benjamin Perry Jo nes was a Union soldier during the Civil War. He and his wife are buried in the Pleasant Run Cemetery, Pine Knot, Kentucky. | Gilreath, Benjamin Perry (I5846)
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| 2083 | [William2.FTW] Alias: REFN: 4939 | Gilreath, Elizabeth (I5878)
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| 2084 | [William2.FTW] Alias: REFN: 4238 | Gilreath, Margaret (I6007)
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| 2085 | [William2.FTW] Alias: REFN: 4058 | Moore, Mary (I6637)
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| 2086 | [William2.FTW] Alias: REFN: 4176 | Wallin, Sarah A. (I6969)
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| 2087 | [William2.FTW] Alias: REFN: 4170 | Jacoway, Sarah (I6440)
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| 2088 | [William2.FTW] REFN12018 | Family F2305
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| 2089 | [William2.FTW] REFN16685 | Gilreath, William (I6121)
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| 2090 | [William2.FTW] REFN16686 | Family F1838
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| 2091 | [William2.FTW] REFN16706 | Family F1839
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| 2092 | [William2.FTW] REFN16716 In 1771, John Gilreath was living apart from his parents and taxed separately in Bute County, NC. So he was probably already married at that t ime. | Family F1840
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| 2093 | [William2.FTW] REFN17202 | Family F1841
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| 2094 | [William2.FTW] REFN18449 | Family F1842
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| 2095 | [William2.FTW] REFN18456 | Family F1844
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| 2096 | [William2.FTW] REFN18457 | Family F1845
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| 2097 | [William2.FTW] REFN18487 | Family F1846
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| 2098 | [William2.FTW] REFN18507 | Family F1847
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| 2099 | [William2.FTW] REFN18512 | Gilreath, Hiran H. (I5936)
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| 2100 | [William2.FTW] REFN18525 The marriage application was witnessed by Gideon Gilreath | Family F1848
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