Marty and Karla Grant

The Genealogy of Marty Grant and wife Karla Mangus Grant.

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63451 !NOTES:
(1) This person is not related to me as far as I'm aware. However, I am interested in all Marion Co., SC families to some extent.
(2) This person is an uncle/aunt of my Aunt Harriette Richardson Nack.
(3) This person is an uncle/aunt of my aunt-in-law Debra Rogers McIntyre.


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/


!NAMED-PROBATE ROLL # 495 Marion Co., SC James Martin 1806
Will 11 Apr 1806
My wench Rose
brothers John and David
sisters Mary Robin, Ann Miller, and Sarah Martin
brothers Elias and Thomas Martin
Executors: Friends Elias Martin and Thomasm Collins.
W: Elias Barnes, Moses Martin, John Aultman
Proved 16 Apr 1806
...; 		Martin, Ann (I69860)
 
63452 !NOTES:
(1) This person is not related to me as far as I'm aware. However, I am interested in all Marion Co., SC families to some extent.
(2) This person is an uncle/aunt of my Aunt Harriette Richardson Nack.
(3) This person is an uncle/aunt of my aunt-in-law Debra Rogers McIntyre.


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/


!NAMED-PROBATE ROLL # 495 Marion Co., SC James Martin 1806
Will 11 Apr 1806
My wench Rose
brothers John and David
sisters Mary Robin, Ann Miller, and Sarah Martin
brothers Elias and Thomas Martin
Executors: Friends Elias Martin and Thomasm Collins.
W: Elias Barnes, Moses Martin, John Aultman
Proved 16 Apr 1806
...; 		Martin, Sarah (I69861)
 
63453 !NOTES:
(1) This person is not related to me as far as I'm aware. However, I am interested in all Marion Co., SC families to some extent.
(2) This person is an uncle/aunt of my Aunt Harriette Richardson Nack.
(3) This person is an uncle/aunt of my aunt-in-law Debra Rogers McIntyre.


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/


!NAMED-PROBATE ROLL # 586 Marion Co., SC Aaron Martin Sen 1841
Will 6 May 1841
Wife Elizabeth Martin
sons Emanuel Martin and his children,
Aaron Martin and his children,
Matthew Martin.
daus Mary Stephens and her children,
Olivia Martin and Mourning Flowers.
Exec: Matthew Martin.
W: Matthew Martin, James Bryan, Ed. B. Wheeler
Proved 5 Aug 1841
...;

!CENSUS:1850 x

!NAMED-PROBATE ROLL # 584 Marion Co., SC Elizabeth Martin 1851
11 Apr 1851 Matthew Martin Sr. adm. son of Elizabeth Martin
...
6 heirs: Mathew, Emanuel and Olivia Martin,
Job Stevens and wife Polly, the children of Joel and Mourning Flowers,
the children of Aaron and Martha Martin; 		Martin, Mourning (I32227)
 
63454 !NOTES:
(1) This person is not related to me as far as I'm aware. However, I am interested in all Marion Co., SC families to some extent.
(2) This person is an uncle/aunt of my Aunt Harriette Richardson Nack.
(3) This person is an uncle/aunt of my aunt-in-law Debra Rogers McIntyre.


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/


!NOTE:Not named in Estate division of Jesse BRYAN;

!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 197-198
...
Old Jesse had sons, William, Stephen and Jesse. ;


!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 197-198
...
Stephen Bryant was the father or grandfather of F. D. Bryant, Esq., of the Marion bar. ;

!NOTE:Above it isn't clear whether Sellers was referring to Stephen son of William, or Stephen son of Jesse; 		Bryant, Stephen (I17993)
 
63455 !NOTES:
(1) This person is not related to me as far as I'm aware. However, I am interested in all Marion Co., SC families to some extent.
(2) This person is an uncle/aunt of my Aunt Harriette Richardson Nack.
(3) This person is an uncle/aunt of my aunt-in-law Debra Rogers McIntyre.


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/


!NOTES:T/S Lane Cem, Marion Co., SC
Billy Bryant, father of John M. Bryant, age 24 when Johnny was born
(101 Cemeteries);

!CENSUS:1790;

!CENSUS:1800 Marion Dist, SC pg 452/796 w/Jesse Brian age 16-25 (1774/84);

!CENSUS:1810 Marion Dist., SC pg 26
Wm Bryant age 26-44 (1765/84)
20010-11010-0-0;

!CENSUS:1820 x

!NAMED-PROBATE ROLL # 33 Marion Co., SC Jesse Bryant, 1822
... large file ...
Will 24 Feb 1818
dau Smithy
wife Morning
other children -
Elizabeth Martin
William Briant
James Briant
Jesse Briant
Mary Finklea
Sally Perritt
Morning Harrel
Citsey Peritt
Milly Gasque
Smithy Briant
Execs: Son-in-law Aaron Martin and Jesse Briant
S: Jesse Bryan
W: James Crawford, Levi Finklea, Willis Finklea.
Proven 28 Oct 1822.
...
Will contested ... Willis Finklea one of the witnesses is also a legatee ...
...
27 Feb 1830 Petition of Jesse Atkinson for himself and Ebenezer Atkinson and Sarah Atkinson minors under 21, Hugh Atkinson, Jesse Atkinson, W. Bryan, James Bryan, Jesse Bryan, Willis Fincklea and Mary his wife, David Perrit and Sally his wife, Mourning Bryan wife, Needham Perrit and Kitsey his wife, Henry Gasque and Milly his wife, and Mourning Bryan.
...
2 Jan 1832 ... Solomon Huggins also named as heir ...
...;

!CENSUS:1830 Marion Dist., SC pg 6
William Bryant age 50-59 (1770/80)
01100001-0012101;

!NAMED: 5 May 1830 Marion Dist, SC Ordinary's Real Estate Book (1826-1843) pg 103 Jesse BRYAN, decd. Jesse ATKINSON for himself and in behalf of Ebenezer & Sarah Ann ATKINSON, minors and Jesse & Hugh ATKINSON for themselves. Other heirs: Mourning BRYAN, widow. William BRYAN, James BRYAN, Jesse BRYAN, Willis FINKLEA and wife Mayr, David PERRITT and wife Sally, Jonathan HARRELSON & wife Mourning, Needham PERRIT and wife Kitsey, Henry GASQUE and wife Milley;

!CENSUS:1840 Marion Dist., SC pg 141
William Bryant age 60-69 (1770/80)
100000001-01001001;

!NAMED-PROBATE ROLL # 116 Marion Co., SC Jesse Bryant Sr. 1841
Adm Bond 6 Dec 1841 David Perritt, Asa Godbold, Neal Carmichael.
... 6 Sep 1830 Mourning Bryant from my son William Bryant, planter, 310a ... commissioners voided deed ...
(no date) We, Elizabeth Martin, William Bryant, James Bryant, Jesse Bryant, David Perritt, Needham Perritt, Jonathan Harrell, Henry Gasque and Smithey Huggins wife of Solomon Huggins, legatees ... after death of Mourning Bryant ... agree that the children of decd wife of Jesse Adkinson shall have equal share, viz Hugh Adkinson, Jesse Adkinson, Ebenezer Adkinson, Sarah Ann Goldbold wife of Vincent Godbold, also the children of Mary Finklea, to wit 4 in number (not named).
... Elly Finklea named as heir in list dated 12 Nov 1845 ...
... Ann Adkinson mentioned 1845 ...;

!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 1272/1277
William Bryant 76 Farmer $300 Marion
Rebecca 63
James 12;


!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 197-198
...
Old Jesse had sons, William, Stephen and Jesse. Of these, William married Rebecca Miller ; he lived and died some twenty-five or thirty years ago, on the road just above Ebenezer Church, at the age of eighty-nine. Whether William, Stephen or Jesse was the oldest, is not known. Old Billy Bryant raised a large family, four sons and several daughters. Of the sons, John M. Bryant was the oldest ; he died some years ago, at the age of eightythree; he married a Miss Drew, below Marion, and raised a large family—sons, Eli, Solomon, David, Pinckney and Hugh Bryant ; and daughters, Mrs. David Johnson, Mrs. Hardy Johnson and Mrs. Addison Lane. Eli Bryant went West. Solomon Bryant married a daughter of Rev. David Edwards, first, and then a Miss McDonald. I do not know who David married; he has a son, named Curtis Bryant. Pinckney Bryant married, had a large family and is dead ; I don't know who his wife was. Hugh Bryant married a daughter of the late Rev. David Edwards, and has a family; these are now our fellow- citizens, and are contributing their share towards populating and improving the conditions of the county. John M. Bryant was a solid, number one man, honest, truthful and reliable. Jesse Bryant, son of the first Jesse, went West. Stephen Bryant was the father or grandfather of F. D. Bryant, Esq., of the Marion bar. One of the daughters of the first Jesse was the wife of the late Charles Taylor. One of the sons of old William Bryant, named William, was a Baptist preacher; he went to Horry, and became the head of a family there. Also, did Stephen, the father of F. D. Bryant. Old man William Bryant was a simpleminded gentleman, honest and straight; he acted for many years as a Constable ; and I heard it related of him that on one occasion, having a Magistrate's execution to levy on the property of another, the old man went to the cowpen of the execution debtor to levy upon a bull yearling therein ; that the old man's idea was, that in order to make the levy, as required by the mandate of the execution, he had to lay the execution upon the back of the yearling. Accordingly, the old man went into the cowpen, armed with the execution, and took after the yearling, and after running him a while caught him by the tail, and he and the old man had it round and round the pen, the yearling bellowing ; at last the old man got him hemmed in a jamb of the fence and held him, till he laid the execution on the yearling's back; when the old man said, "I levy upon this yearling in the name of the State of South Carolina." Another incident showing the simplicity of the old gentleman was, that he used to plant and cultivate two and three stalks of corn in a hill. Some one asked him why he did so, saying to him that one stalk in a hill would make more corn than the two or three. The old gentleman replied, that when he cultivated only one stalk in a hill, he never made com enough to do him ; but when he cultivated two and three stalks, he always made plenty ; that when he fed his' horse, he always gave him ten ears at a bait ; that ten little ears would go as far as ten large ones; that two or three stalks in a hill would make more in number than one stalk. Many of the Bryants of Marion have emigrated to other sections of the country. The writer is not reasonably certain that this account of the Bryant family is correct in every particular— it is, however, in accord with the information obtained. ;

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 386 - 395; 		Bryant, William (I15222)
 
63456 !NOTES:
(1) This person is not related to me as far as I'm aware. However, I am interested in all Marion Co., SC families to some extent.
(2) This person is an uncle/aunt of my Aunt Harriette Richardson Nack.
(3) This person is an uncle/aunt of my aunt-in-law Debra Rogers McIntyre.


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/


!PETITION:1788 Petition by diverse inhabitants of Little Peedee
... James Martain ...


!CENSUS:1790;


!CENSUS:1800 Marion Dist., SC pg 438-782
James Martin age 45+ (bef 1755)
00011-00000-0-1;


!PROBATE ROLL # 495 Marion Co., SC James Martin 1806
Will 11 Apr 1806
My wench Rose
brothers John and David
sisters Mary Robin, Ann Miller, and Sarah Martin
brothers Elias and Thomas Martin
Executors: Friends Elias Martin and Thomasm Collins.
W: Elias Barnes, Moses Martin, John Aultman
Proved 16 Apr 1806
...; 		Martin, James (I69857)
 
63457 !NOTES:
(1) This person is not related to me as far as I'm aware. However, I am interested in all Marion Co., SC families to some extent.
(2) This person is an uncle/aunt of my Aunt Harriette Richardson Nack.
(3) This person is an uncle/aunt of my aunt-in-law Debra Rogers McIntyre.
(4) This person is a step-ancestor of my uncle Ben Franklin Meggs.


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/


!CENSUS:1810;

!CENSUS:1820;

!NAMED-PROBATE ROLL # 33 Marion Co., SC Jesse Bryant, 1822
... large file ...
Will 24 Feb 1818
dau Smithy
wife Morning
other children -
Elizabeth Martin
William Briant
James Briant
Jesse Briant
Mary Finklea
Sally Perritt
Morning Harrel
Citsey Peritt
Milly Gasque
Smithy Briant
Execs: Son-in-law Aaron Martin and Jesse Briant
S: Jesse Bryan
W: James Crawford, Levi Finklea, Willis Finklea.
Proven 28 Oct 1822.
...
Will contested ... Willis Finklea one of the witnesses is also a legatee ...
...
27 Feb 1830 Petition of Jesse Atkinson for himself and Ebenezer Atkinson and Sarah Atkinson minors under 21, Hugh Atkinson, Jesse Atkinson, W. Bryan, James Bryan, Jesse Bryan, Willis Fincklea and Mary his wife, David Perrit and Sally his wife, Mourning Bryan wife, Needham Perrit and Kitsey his wife, Henry Gasque and Milly his wife, and Mourning Bryan.
...
2 Jan 1832 ... Solomon Huggins also named as heir ...
...;

!CENSUS:1830;

!NAMED: 5 May 1830 Marion Dist, SC Ordinary's Real Estate Book (1826-1843) pg 103 Jesse BRYAN, decd. Jesse ATKINSON for himself and in behalf of Ebenezer & Sarah Ann ATKINSON, minors and Jesse & Hugh ATKINSON for themselves. Other heirs: Mourning BRYAN, widow. William BRYAN, James BRYAN, Jesse BRYAN, Willis FINKLEA and wife Mary, David PERRITT and wife Sally, Jonathan HARRELSON & wife Mourning, Needham PERRIT and wife Kitsey, Henry GASQUE and wife Milley;

!CENSUS:1840;

!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 1085 Milly GASQUE, 44 (1805/06) born Marion;

!NAMED-EQUITY ROLL # 419 Henry Gasque Sr. much family data, including info from Will:
- wife Milly Gasque
- son Elly
dau Rebecca Fore
son Henry
Dau Edith Bryant
trust for dau Ann Thomas and her children
dau Elizabeth Gasque;

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 373 - 378; 		Bryant, Milley (I18346)
 
63458 !NOTES:
(1) This person is not related to me as far as I'm aware. However, I am interested in all Marion Co., SC families to some extent.
(2) This person is an ancestor of my Aunt Harriette Richardson Nack.
(3) This person is an ancestor of my aunt-in-law Debra Rogers McIntyre.
(4) He was associated with my John Turner in NC in 1769.


!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/


!WITNESS-DEED:22 Jul 1769 Halifax Co., NC Deed Book 11, p. 144
Thomas Weathersbee Sr, Planter of Halifax to Patience Turner of same, for £60, one mulatto man named John. Wit: Jonathan Cain, Jesse Bryan, Henry Medford, William Bryan. Pr: Aug Ct 1770.;


!CENSUS:1790 Georgetown Dist., SC Prince George Parish pg 507
Jesse Bryan age 16+ (bef 1774)
1-3-6-0-0;

!CENSUS:1800 Marion Dist., SC pg 452-796
Jesse Brian age 45+ (bef 1755)
01201-42110-0-0;

!CENSUS:1810 x

!CENSUS:1820 Marion Dist., SC pg 55B
Jessy Bryant Sr age 45+ (bef 1775)
000001-01001-0, slaves=0100-1200;

!PROBATE ROLL # 33 Marion Co., SC Jesse Bryant, 1822
... large file ...
Will 24 Feb 1818
dau Smithy
wife Morning
other children -
Elizabeth Martin
William Briant
James Briant
Jesse Briant
Mary Finklea
Sally Perritt
Morning Harrel
Citsey Peritt
Milly Gasque
Smithy Briant
Execs: Son-in-law Aaron Martin and Jesse Briant
S: Jesse Bryan
W: James Crawford, Levi Finklea, Willis Finklea.
Proven 28 Oct 1822.
...
Will contested ... Willis Finklea one of the witnesses is also a legatee ...
...
27 Feb 1830 Petition of Jesse Atkinson for himself and Ebenezer Atkinson and Sarah Atkinson minors under 21, Hugh Atkinson, Jesse Atkinson, W. Bryan, James Bryan, Jesse Bryan, Willis Fincklea and Mary his wife, David Perrit and Sally his wife, Mourning Bryan wife, Needham Perrit and Kitsey his wife, Henry Gasque and Milly his wife, and Mourning Bryan.
...
2 Jan 1832 ... Solomon Huggins also named as heir ...
...;

!WILL:24 Feb 1818 Marion Dist, SC.
Will of Jesse BRYANT
In the name of God, Amen. I Jesse Bryant of Marion District in the State of South Carolina being very weak in body but of perfect mind and memory, Thanks be to God therefore calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this my last Will and testament that is to say my principally and first of all I give and recommend my sole into hands of Almighty God that gave it and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in decent christian burial at the discretion of my Executors Nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same again by the Mighty power of God and as touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life I give demise and depose of the same in the following manner & form.
First I give and bequeath to my beloved daughter SMITHY one negro Girl named Jin. and the plantation where I now reside on Catfish Creek. Also I give to my well beloved wife MOURNING BRIANT all the remainder part of my Estate real and personal her lifetime and at her death my whole estate to be equally divided among my surviving children vis ELIZABETH MARTIN, WM BRIANT, JAS BRIANT, JESSE BRIANT, MARY FINKLEA, SALLY PERRITT, MOURNING HARRELL, CITSY PERRITT, MILLY GASQUE, SMITHY BRIANT to be equally divided among them share and share alike I likewise constitute make and ordain my son JIM BRIANT and my soninlaw AARON MARTIN sole Executors of this my last will and testament In witnefs whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 24th day of February 1818 and in the forty 2nd year of American Independence
Signed Sealed published pronounced and declared by the said Jefse Briant to be and contain his last will and testament in the presents of us who in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names.
Jesse Bryant (Seal)
James Crawford
Levi Hays
Willis Finklea
Recorded in Will Book 1, page 204
Original Will missing
Recorded June 15, 1829
Thomas Harllee Ordinary
Roll No. 33

!CENSUS:1820 Marion Dist, SC pg x Jessy BRYANT Sr age 45+ (bef 1775) "000001-01001";

!ESTATE: 5 May 1830 Marion Dist, SC Ordinary's Real Estate Book (1826-1843) pg 103 Jesse BRYAN, decd. Jesse ATKINSON for himself and in behalf of Ebenezer & Sarah Ann ATKINSON, minors and Jesse & Hugh ATKINSON for themselves. Other heirs: Mourning BRYAN, widow. William BRYAN, James BRYAN, Jesse BRYAN, Willis FINKLEA and wife Mayr, David PERRITT and wife Sally, Jonathan HARRELSON & wife Mourning, Needham PERRIT and wife Kitsey, Henry GASQUE and wife Milley;

!PROBATE ROLL # 116 Marion Co., SC Jesse Bryant Sr. 1841
Adm Bond 6 Dec 1841 David Perritt, Asa Godbold, Neal Carmichael.
... 6 Sep 1830 Mourning Bryant from my son William Bryant, planter, 310a ... commissioners voided deed ...
(no date) We, Elizabeth Martin, William Bryant, James Bryant, Jesse Bryant, David Perritt, Needham Perritt, Jonathan Harrell, Henry Gasque and Smithey Huggins wife of Solomon Huggins, legatees ... after death of Mourning Bryant ... agree that the children of decd wife of Jesse Adkinson shall have equal share, viz Hugh Adkinson, Jesse Adkinson, Ebenezer Adkinson, Sarah Ann Goldbold wife of Vincent Godbold, also the children of Mary Finklea, to wit 4 in number (not named).
... Elly Finklea named as heir in list dated 12 Nov 1845 ...
... Ann Adkinson mentioned 1845 ...;


!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 197-198

BRYANT. —Another family may be here noticed. The Bryant family is an old family. Jesse Bryant is said to have been the first of that name in the county ; he came from England, as it is said ; he married a Miss Turbeville, supposed to have been a sister of Rev. William Turbeville, who, according to Bishop Gregg (pp. 70 and 71), came over about 1735, and settled at Sandy Bluff, on the Great Pee Dee, with the colony then and there settled, as their minister. "Several brothers came with him, of whom some descendants are now to be found in Marion." It may be presumed that sisters came too, and that one of them married old Jesse Bryant. Old Jesse had sons, William, Stephen and Jesse. Of these, William married Rebecca Miller ; he lived and died some twenty-five or thirty years ago, on the road just above Ebenezer Church, at the age of eighty-nine. Whether William, Stephen or Jesse was the old- est, is not known. Old Billy Bryant raised a large family, four sons and several daughters. Of the sons, John M. Bryant was the oldest ; he died some years ago, at the age of eightythree; he married a Miss Drew, below Marion, and raised a large family—sons, Eli, Solomon, David, Pinckney and Hugh Bryant ; and daughters, Mrs. David Johnson, Mrs. Hardy Johnson and Mrs. Addison Lane. Eli Bryant went West. Solomon Bryant married a daughter of Rev. David Edwards, first, and then a Miss McDonald. I do not know who David married; he has a son, named Curtis Bryant. Pinckney Bryant married, had a large family and is dead ; I don't know who his wife was. Hugh Bryant married a daughter of the late Rev. David Edwards, and has a family; these are now our fellow- citizens, and are contributing their share towards populating and improving the conditions of the county. John M. Bryant was a solid, number one man, honest, truthful and reliable. Jesse Bryant, son of the first Jesse, went West. Stephen Bry ant was the father or grandfather of F. D. Bryant, Esq., of the Marion bar. One of the daughters of the first Jesse was the wife of the late Charles Taylor. One of the sons of old William Bryant, named William, was a Baptist preacher; he went to Horry, and became the head of a family there. Also, did Stephen, the father of F. D. Bryant. Old man William Bryant was a simpleminded gentleman, honest and straight; he acted for many years as a Constable ; and I heard it related of him that on one occasion, having a Magistrate's execution to levy on the property of another, the old man went to the cowpen of the execution debtor to levy upon a bull yearling therein ; that the old man's idea was, that in order to make the levy, as required by the mandate of the execution, he had to lay the execution upon the back of the yearling. Accordingly, the old man went into the cowpen, armed with the execution, and took after the yearling, and after running him a while caught him by the tail, and he and the old man had it round and round the pen, the yearling bellowing ; at last the old man got him hemmed in a jamb of the fence and held him, till he laid the execution on the yearling's back; when the old man said, "I levy upon this yearling in the name of the State of South Carolina." Another incident showing the simplicity of the old gentleman was, that he used to plant and cultivate two and three stalks of corn in a hill. Some one asked him why he did so, saying to him that one stalk in a hill would make more corn than the two or three. The old gentleman replied, that when he cultivated only one stalk in a hill, he never made com enough to do him ; but when he cultivated two and three stalks, he always made plenty ; that when he fed his' horse, he always gave him ten ears at a bait ; that ten little ears would go as far as ten large ones; that two or three stalks in a hill would make more in number than one stalk. Many of the Bryants of Marion have emigrated to other sections of the country. The writer is not reasonably certain that this account of the Bryant family is correct in every particular— it is, however, in accord with the information obtained. ; 		Bryant, Jesse (I17777)
 
63459 !NOTES:
1850 census shows Thomas born in NC.
1860 & 1880 census shows him born in VA.
1870 census and D/C of one of his children shows SC
If either VA or SC is correct, then it's likely Thomas isn't a closely related member of the Nathan Burchfield family, though he could still be related;



!CENSUS:1830 Greenville Dist., SC p. 279
Thomas Burchfield age 20-29 (1800/1810)
01001-100001


!CENSUS:1840 Haywood Co., NC p. *
Thos Burchfield age 40-49 (1790/1800)
2201001-1100001
* Next to William Cathey (1805);


!CENSUS:1850 Cocke Co., TN # 1039/1039
Thomas Birchfield 50 Farmer $50 NC
Polly 45
John 19 Farmer
William 17 Farmer
Andy 14
Benjn 12
Arty Whitehead 27
Betsy 25
Alex 2
Margt 2/12
* All born NC; 		Burchfield, Thomas (I123379)
 
63460 !NOTES:
Children

Mary (---) Baker was living with William Baker (c1808) and Franklin Baker (c1815) in 1850, so it stands to reason they are her children. No other children are known at present. Also see Jonathan Baker (1775/80) who was probably her husband. 		Family: Baker / Mary (F28280)
 
63461 !NOTES:
Children
Morris Baker and Miss Smith had several children per the early census records. I have not identified any of them yet. However, I have seen names of children published in books, and presented online, yet never with any proof that they were his kids. The list could be accurate, but I have no proof to back it up yet.
Unknown Son (1774/87). Morris Baker had an apparent son this age. He was apparently home in 1787, aged under 21 (born ca 1766/87) and still home in 1790, aged under 16 (born ca 1774/90), but gone by 1800, so probably married or dead by then.

This could be James Baker (1775/80) who was in Ashe Co, NC in 1800 and later. Other researchers list him as a son of Morris, and he does fit, but I have no solid evidence proving he was a son.

Unknown Son (1774/87). Morris Baker had an apparent son this age. He was apparently home in 1787, aged under 21 (born ca 1766/87) and still home in 1790, aged under 16 (born ca 1774/90), but gone by 1800, so probably married or dead by then.

This could be Jonathan Baker (1775/80) who was in Ashe Co, NC in 1800 and later. Other researchers list him as a son of Morris, and he does fit, but I have no solid evidence proving he was a son.

Unknown Son (1774/87). Morris Baker had an apparent son this age. He was apparently home in 1787, aged under 21 (born ca 1766/87) and still home in 1790, aged under 16 (born ca 1774/90), but gone by 1800, so probably married or dead by then.

This could be Zachariah Baker (1775/80) who was in Ashe Co, NC in 1800 and later. Other researchers list him as a son of Morris, and he does fit, but I have no solid evidence proving he was a son.

Unknown Son (1784/90). Morris Baker had an apparent son this age. He was apparently home in 1787, aged under 21 (born ca 1766/87) and still home in 1790, aged under 16 (born ca 1774/90), and still home in 1800, aged 10-15 (born ca 1784/90), but gone by 1810, so probably married or dead by then.

I don't know who this was.

Unknown Daughter (bef 1787). Morris Baker had an apparent daughter this age. She was apparently home in 1787, no ages given, and still home in 1790, no ages, but gone by 1800, so probably married or dead by then.

Unknown Daughter (1774/84). Morris Baker had an apparent daughter this age. She was apparently home in 1787, no ages given, and still home in 1790, no ages, and still home in 1800, aged 16-25 (born ca 1774/84) but gone by 1810, so probably married or dead by then.

Unknown Daughter (1784/90). Morris Baker had an apparent daughter this age. She was apparently home in 1787, no ages given, and still home in 1790, no ages, and still home in 1800, aged 10-15 (born ca 1784/90) but gone by 1810, so probably married or dead by then.

Unknown Daughter (1784/90). Morris Baker had an apparent daughter this age. She didn't seem to be home in 1787, so probably not born yet. She was home in 1790, no ages, and still home in 1800, aged 10-15 (born ca 1784/90) and still home in 1810, aged 16-25 (born ca 1784/94).

Unknown Daughter (1790/94). Morris Baker had an apparent daughter this age. She was apparently home in 1800, aged "under 10" (born ca 1790/1800) and still home in 1810, aged 16-25 (born ca 1784/94).

Unknown Son (1794/1800). Morris Baker had an apparent son this age. He was home in 1800, aged "under 10" (born ca 1790/1800) and still home in 1810, aged 10-15 (born ca 1794/1800).

Unknown Daughter (1794/1800). Morris Baker had an apparent daughter this age. She was home in 1800, aged "under 10" (born ca 1790/1800) and still home in 1810, aged 10-15 (born ca 1794/1800).

Unknown Son (1800/10). Morris Baker had an apparent son this age. He was home in 1810, aged "under 10" (born ca 1800/10).

Unknown Daughter (1800/10). Morris Baker had an apparent daughter this age. She was home in 1810, aged "under 10" (born ca 1800/10). 		Family: Morris Baker / Martha "Patsy" Smith (F28256)
 
63462 !NOTES:
Priscilla Stroud, 50 (c1800 NC) was living with Peter G. Stroud (1807) in 1850 Union Co., GA. The obvious reasons for this would be (in no particular order)
1 - She is his "spinster" sister.
2 - She's his widowed sister-in-law.
3 - She's his aunt by blood.
4 - She's his aunt by marriage, now widowed.
5 - She isn't a Stroud at all, but mistakenly listed as such.
6 - She's his mother, but her age is listed wrong by a decade or so.
7 - She's related to his wife instead of him. However, as a Carter researcher (Peter's wife Lucinda Carter was my aunt by blood), I've found no place for her in the Carter family.;
8 - Other explanations?;


!NOTES:William Stroud, 17 was also with Peter Stroud in 1850, listed after his children, but before Priscilla. Was he Priscilla's son? I once made that assumption, but I could easily be wrong. If he is her son, then she was married to a Stroud prior to 1833 who died prior to 1850.

There was a John Stroud (1790/1800) in Rabun Co., GA in 1830 with a wife same age. They had no children suggesting they'd just recently married. This could very *easily* be Priscilla's husband. I mention that because Peter Stroud (with whom she was living in 1850) married in Rabun Co., GA in 1837.

If John was her husband, then that probably means Priscilla is Peter G. Stroud's aunt.;


!CENSUS:1840 x
* Peter Stroud (1807) with whom she was living in 1850 was not found anywhere on the 1840 census. She may have been living with him at that time as well.;


!CENSUS:1850 Union Co., GA 85th District # 1096/1096
Peter Stroud 40 Farmer $700 NC [Can't read or write]
Lucinda 35 NC
Mary 12 GA [*]
James 10 GA [*]
Lavina 8 GA [*]
Nancy 5 GA [*]
Lucinda 2 GA
William 17 Laborer NC [*]
Priscillia 50 NC
[*] Attended School within census year (1849/1850);


!CENSUS:1860 x 		Priscilla (I5262)
 
63463 !NOTES:
Temple, Edumond and Trent Hensley *seem* to be siblings, or somehow closely related, but their exact relationship to one another is unknown.; 		Hensley (I95037)
 
63464 !NOTES:
Thomas Morris, William Morris, John Morris and Micajah Morris of Rutherford Co., NC are proven to be brothers per the Revolutionary War Pension application of Rachel Davis Morris McKissick, widow of John.


!MARRIAGE: 2 Feb 1790 Rutherford Co, NC Micajah MORISS & Sally MOORE, Rd. DAUGHERTY, bm;

!DEED: 7 Oct 1797 Rutherford Co, NC Deeds 10-184 Clayburn BURNET of Rutherford Co, NC to Micajah MORRIS of same, for 50, 100a Bugers Branch, by virtue of a deed made to him by James BOYLE, Sheriff. Wit: Drury LOGIN, Charles LEWIS;

!CENSUS:1790 Rutherford Co, NC pg 117 Micajah MORRIS age 16+ (bef 1774) "1-0-2-0-0";

!CENSUS:1800 Rutherford Co, NC pg 133 Micajah MORRIS age 26-44 (1755/74) "01010-30010";

!CENSUS:1810 Rutherford Co, NC pg 118 Micajah MORRIS age 45+ (bef 1765) "10001-11010";

!CENSUS:1820 Rutherford Co, NC pg 387 McCajer MORRIS age 45+ (bef 1775) "010001-01101";


!BONDSMAN-MARRIAGE BOND: 5 Apr 1820 Rutherford Co., NC
Henry Burnett & Rachel Moris
Micajay Moris, bm;


!CENSUS:1830 * Not found;


!PENSIONER:1835 Rutherford Co, NC pg 50, Micajah MORRIS, Pvt, 76 (1758/59), VA Cont. Line; 		Morris, Micajah (I9974)
 
63465 !NOTES:
Thomas Morris, William Morris, John Morris and Micajah Morris of Rutherford Co., NC are proven to be brothers per the Revolutionary War Pension application of Rachel Davis Morris McKissick, widow of John.


!NOTES:Revolutionary War Pension r6772 John Morris.
Statements prove he was father of William and Micajah, both served in War, and of Thomas


!NOTES:Per above, about 5'10, fair complexion, blue eyes, stoutly built and a scar on the left side of his face near his mouth.

Family Record was sold at estate and taken to Tennessee (didn't say by whom).

Rachel's 1st child with John Morris was 66 on the 1st day of May last (from documented dated Oct 1849);


!CENSUS:1790 x


!CENSUS:1800 Union Dist., SC p. 595
John Morris age 45+ (bef 1755)
21001-21010-0-0; 		Morris, John (I108990)
 
63466 !NOTES:
Thomas Morris, William Morris, John Morris and Micajah Morris of Rutherford Co., NC are proven to be brothers per the Revolutionary War Pension application of Rachel Davis Morris McKissick, widow of John.


!NOTES:Revolutionary War Pensioner (S7252);

!MILITIA:30 Oct 1777 Captain Robert Porter's Tryon Company:
... James Morris Sr, John Morris, James Morris Jr, Philamon Morris, William Morris ...;

!CENSUS:1790;

!COURT:Jul 1793 Buncombe Co, NC Court Minutes. Ord by court that ... William
MORRIS ... John STAUNTON, Cobert HENSELY ... John HENSLEY, Harry HENSELY,
John BAKER ... be a jury to view mark and lay off a road from Hintons Mill
the nearest and best way to Austin CHOATES on Ivy River;

!WITNESS: 8 Nov 1799 Rutherford Co, NC Deeds 17-456 James MORRIS of RCNC to William BALLARD of same, 150 pounds, 200a on Mountain Creek and the mouth of Maple Creek. Wit: William MORRIS;

!CENSUS:1800 Burke Co, NC pg 74 William MORRIS age 45+ (bef 1755) "11101-12001";

!CENSUS:1810 Buncombe Co, NC pg 90 William MORRIS age 45+ (bef 1765) "01101-11101";

!CENSUS:1820 Burke Co, NC pg 105 William MORRIS Sr age 45+ (bef 1775) "000001-00001";

!CENSUS:1830 Burke Co, NC pg 176 William MORRIS Sr age 70-79 (1750/60) "0000000001-0000000001";

!CENSUS:1840 Burke Co, NC pg 345 William MORRIS age 90-99 (1740/50) "000000000001-000000100001";

!NAMED:-- --- 1844 McDowell Co, NC Wills 1-7 Henry MORRIS, pr Jan 1844. Wife Catherine. Sons John MORRIS, Henry, William Bryson (Morris). To Sally GRANT, wife of John GRANT. To Nancy UPTON, wife of Thomas UPTON, to Fanny HAMPTON, then to her brothers and sisters. To Catherine McHAN, wife of Alison McHAN, my father William MORRIS (living), to Sally & Will DAVIS, or their guardian, and Henry? MOORE. Exec: William B. MORRIS. Witness: H. HARRIS, James M. RABURN;


!WILL: 5 Sep 1837 McDowell Co, NC Wills 1-23 William MORRIS Sr, pr Winter 1849. Wife. Gr-Son Thomas MORRIS' son supposedly named Elisha. Gr-dau Polly MARTIN. Legatees: Henry; William's Children; Polly BRADLEY's children; Son John, Son Elijah, Son Isaac. Kiziah PARAM, wife of Mitchel PARAM. Daughter Nancy SPURLING, wife of Hugh SPURLING. Executor: Son John MORRIS. Witness: J. McD. CARSON, Thomas GREEN; 		Morris, William (I25079)
 
63467 !NOTES:
Thomas Morris, William Morris, John Morris and Micajah Morris of Rutherford Co., NC are proven to be brothers per the Revolutionary War Pension application of Rachel Davis Morris McKissick, widow of John.


!TAXLIST:1770 Tryon Co, NC Thomas MORRIS;

!NAMED:--- 1781 Rutherford Co, NC. NC Secretary of State Papers. Probates. John MORRIS; Thomas MORRIS (Ad); Andrew HAMPTON, Richard SINGLETON, Sec;

!COURT:-- Jan 1781 Rutherford Co, NC Ord that Thomas MORRIS have an Execution against the estate of Aron MOORE for the sum of 1200 lbs with costs &;

!COURT:-- Jul 1781 Rutherford Co, NC Or'd that letters of Administration Isue to Thomas MORRIS on the Estate of John MORRIS Decd who Qualified according to Law & gave bond & with Andrew HAMPTON & Richard SINGLETON security in the sum of L15000;

!COURT:-- Jul 1781 Rutherford Co, NC Or'd by the Court that Thomas MORRIS have full power & authority to git Demand & receive a certain Negro late the property of John MORRIS Suppose to have been Clendestinly conveyed to Washington County;

!COURT:-- Oct 1781 Rutherford Co, NC Thomas MORRIS Administrator of the Estate of John MORRIS Deceased returns an Inventory of the Estate & Prays an of Sale granted by the Court according to law;

!COURT:-- Jul 1782 Rutherford Co, NC Or'd by the Court that Thomas MORRIS Administrator on the Estate of John MORRIS Dec'd be called to a Settlement on Said Estate on Wednesday next;

!COURT:-- Jul 1782 Rutherford Co, NC The Jurors for the State present & find a bill of Indictment against Thomas MORRIS for breach of the laws of the State;

!COURT:-- Jul 1782 Rutherford Co, NC Or'd that Thomas MORRIS Administrator on the Estate of John MORRIS do Settle with this Court on the Estate at the next term;

!NAMED:Jul 1782 Rutherford Co, NC. NC Secretary of State Papers. Probates. Noah HAMPTON; Jonathan HAMPTON Adm, Thomas MORRIS, Felix WALKER, Sec;

!COURT:-- Oct 1782 Rutherford Co, NC John GOODBREAD - Treason & felony against the State prays trial by jury. Jury ... Alexander GRANT, Alexander McKEY, Robert YOUNG, Thomas MORRIS ... Find that John GOODBREAD is Guilty of that felony & treason laid on against him by the Enquisytion & that all his Goods & Chattels lands & tenements are forfeited to the State & Confiscated;

!COURT:-- Oct 1782 Rutherford Co, NC Thomas MORRIS on jury to lay off road the nighest & best from Rutherford Court House to John SMITH's Mills on Cain Creek;

!COURT:-- Jul 1783 Rutherford Co, NC Thomas MORRIS named to the panel of Grand Jury;

!COURT:-- Jul 1783 Rutherford Co, NC Ordered that a Didamus potestatum Isue to Robert ANDERSON, Esq of South Carolina in behalf of Thomas MORRIS to take the Examination of Witnesses in the Suit with John M. CLAIRE;

!COURT:-- Oct 1783 Rutherford Co, NC On Pettetion it is ordered by the Court that a road be laid oru and marked the nighest and best way form Rutherford Court House to Potts Fork in the Cove and that ... William GRANT ... Thomas MORRIS ... Jury. ... Alexander GRANT ... James MORRIS, William GRANT be & is hereby exempt from working on the road that leads from the Court House to Ledbetters' Mills & are ordered to work on the last mentioned to Potts Fork;

!DEED:15 Jul 1788 Rutherford Co, NC Deeds 6-325 Thomas MORRIS of Rutherford Co, NC to Jonathan HEMPTON of same, for 40, 200a except what may be taken by William GILBERT's old survey, on Shepards Creek granted to Thomas MORRIS 27 Oct 1786. Witness: Richard LEWIS, Richard USSERY;

!CENSUS:1790 Rutherford Co, NC pg 116 Thomas MORRIS age 16+ (bef 1774) "1-5-5-0-0";

!DEED:18 Apr 1795 Rutherford Co, NC Deeds Q-102 Thomas MORRIS of Rutherford Co, NC to Arthur JOHNSTON of same, for 110, 100a joining CARVER and WILKINS granted to Steven SHILTON 27 May 1772. Witness: Charles WILKINS, Richard WILKINS;

!DEED:12 Nov 1795 Rutherford Co, NC Deeds R-41 Thomas MORRIS and wife Shuanna of Rutherford Co, NC to Richard LEDBETTER of same, for 400, --a on both sides of Cove Creek, granted to Thomas MORRIS 9 Aug 1787. Witness: Robert HILLS, George WILLIAMS, John ELMS, Richard LEWIS.

!DEED:12 Nov 1795 Rutherford Co, NC Deeds R-41 Thomas MORRIS and wife Shuanna of Rutherford Co, NC to Richard LEDBETTER of same, for 100, 300a on north fork of the Main Broad River on the upper fork below the mountains, joining David DORTON. Witness: Robert HILLS, George WILLIAMS, John ELMS, Richard LEWIS;

!DEED:20 Nov 1795 Rutherford Co, NC Deeds Q-84 Thomas MORRIS of Rutherford Co, NC to James MORRIS, only heir of John MORRIS, deceased for 100, 200a both sides of Mountain Creek of Broad River, the mouth of Maple Creek. Also a tract that John McFADEN conveyed to James McFADEN and James to James LAUGHTER and from him to Thomas MORRIS and from MORRIS to "Said EVES" and conveyed as follows from Thomas MORRIS Sr to James MORRIS between the branch and mill. Witness: Richard LEWIS, Allen TWITTY.;

!NOTES:On Christian Co., KY tax lists 1790s-1800s. Didn't abstract;

!CENSUS:1800;

!CENSUS:1810 * Christian Co., KY *; 		Morris, Thomas (I19848)
 
63468 !NOTES:
Thomas Morris, William Morris, John Morris and Micajah Morris of Rutherford Co., NC are proven to be brothers per the Revolutionary War Pension application of Rachel Davis Morris McKissick, widow of John. 		Morris (I118289)
 
63469 !NOTES:
Unknown Son (1804/10). John W. Baker had an apparent son this age. He was home in 1820, aged 10-15 (born ca 1804/10), but gone by 1830, so possibly married or dead by then.

I don't know who this child might have been, though it may be John C. Baker named in his father's 1855 Will.

Unknown Daughter (1804/10). John W. Baker had an apparent daughter this age. She was home in 1820, aged 10-15 (born ca 1804/10), but gone by 1830, so possibly married or dead by then.

I don't know who this child might have been. This could be Elizabeth or Sarah Baker named in their father's 1855 Will.

Unknown Son (1810/15). John W. Baker had an apparent son this age. He was home in 1820, aged "under 10" (born ca 1810/20), and home in 1830, age 15-19 (born ca 1810/15), but gone by 1840, so possibly married or dead by then.

I don't know who this child might have been.

Unknown Son (1810/15). John W. Baker had an apparent son this age. He was home in 1820, aged "under 10" (born ca 1810/20), and home in 1830, age 15-19 (born ca 1810/15), but gone by 1840, so possibly married or dead by then.

I don't know who this child might have been.

Unknown Son (1810/15). John W. Baker had an apparent son this age. He was home in 1820, aged "under 10" (born ca 1810/20), and home in 1830, age 15-19 (born ca 1810/15), and still home in 1840, aged 20-29 (born ca 1810/20), but gone by 1850, so possibly married or dead by then.

I don't know who this child might have been.

Unknown Daughter (1810/15). John W. Baker had an apparent daughter this age. She was home in 1820, aged "under 10" (born ca 1810/20), and home in 1830, age 15-19 (born ca 1810/15), but gone by 1840, so possibly married or dead by then.

I don't know who this child might have been.

Unknown Son (1820/25). John W. Baker had an apparent son this age. He was home in 1830, aged 5-9 (born ca 1820/25), and home in 1840, age 15-19 (born ca 1820/25), but gone by 1850, so possibly married or dead by then.

I don't know who this child might have been.

Unknown Daughter (1820/25). John W. Baker had an apparent daughter this age. She was not home in 1830, but she was home in 1840, age 15-19 (born ca 1820/25), but gone by 1850, so possibly married or dead by then.

I don't know who this child might have been.

Unknown Daughter (1820/25). John W. Baker had an apparent daughter this age. She was not home in 1830, but she was home in 1840, age 15-19 (born ca 1820/25), but gone by 1850, so possibly married or dead by then.

I don't know who this child might have been. 		Family: John W Baker / ? (F23483)
 
63470 !NOTES: 4 Sep 1783 Granville Co., NC Will
Winfield Wright names wife and many heirs ***
W: John Hatley (his mark)
Isom Rogers (his mark)
Proven Nov 1783 Court; 		Wright, Winfield (I123275)
 
63471 !NOTES: 6 Feb 1830 James of Lancaster SC sold land to Hugh Stuart of Mecklenburg, 600 acres from John Stuart.
Mecklenburg Deed Book 22, p. 38.; 		Stewart, James (I119612)
 
63472 !NOTES: A deed dated 16 Apr 1846 Rutherford Co., NC Deed book 45, pp 343-344 suggests that Eli Bowman and the husband of Sarah Bowman were siblings, as she and her children were named as grantors of land. I'm assuming this land had been William's; Bowman, Eli (I118744)
 
63473 !NOTES: A deed dated 16 Apr 1846 Rutherford Co., NC Deed book 45, pp 343-344 suggests that Eli Bowman and the husband of Sarah Bowman were siblings, as she and her children were named as grantors of land. I'm assuming this land had been William's; Bowman (I118758)
 
63474 !NOTES: BD/DD from Find-a-grave, though burial location unknown, so what is source for dates?;


!CENSUS:1860 * Haywood Co., NC # 196/196 *


!CENSUS:1870 * Haywood Co., NC Johnathan's Creek # 130/131 *


!CENSUS:1880 * Haywood Co., NC Ivy Hill # 22/23 * 		Moody, William L (I108347)
 
63475 !NOTES: Full name per D/C of son William;

!CENSUS:1860;

!CENSUS:1870;

!MARRIAGE:25 Oct 1877 Henderson Co., NC James (or John R.) Wright, 22 & Sarah A. Couch, 15;

!CENSUS:1880 Henderson Co., NC PHF 282-136-146 Hendersonville Township
James Wright W M 23 M Rockmasion NC-SC-NC
Sarah W F 16 Wife M Keeping House NC-SC-SC
William B. W M 1 Son S NC-NC-NC
Emlia Couch W F 30 M-L M Housekeeper NC-NC-NC
Lou W F 20 Sis-L S Laborer NC-NC-NC
Claricia W F 40 Aunt S No Occupation [Canser] NC-NC-NC 		Wright, James Robert (I80893)
 
63476 !NOTES: Full name per D/C of son William;

!MARRIAGE:25 Oct 1877 Henderson Co., NC James (or John R.) Wright, 22 & Sarah A. Couch, 15;

!CENSUS:1880 Henderson Co., NC PHF 282-136-146 Hendersonville Township
James Wright W M 23 M Rockmasion NC-SC-NC
Sarah W F 16 Wife M Keeping House NC-SC-SC
William B. W M 1 Son S NC-NC-NC
Emlia Couch W F 30 M-L M Housekeeper NC-NC-NC
Lou W F 20 Sis-L S Laborer NC-NC-NC
Claricia W F 40 Aunt S No Occupation [Canser] NC-NC-NC 		Couch, Sarah Angeline (I80894)
 
63477 !NOTES: Lucinda's D/D 26 Dec 1850 per Cindy Stamps. Don't know her original source.;

!MARRIAGE BOND:12 Feb 1833 Caswell Co., NC
Bedford W. Henslee & Lucinda Stamps
William W. Moore, bm;

!CENSUS:1840 Caswell Co., NC p. 107
Bedford Hencely age 30-39 (1800/10)
010011-000001
My analysis (who each person might be)
1m 30-39 (1800-1810) Bedford Hensley (c1809)
1m 20-29 (1810-1820) Brother? Brother-in-law? Nephew?
1m 5-9 (1830-1835).. William H. Hensley (c1833) son
1f 30-39 (1800-1810) Lucinda Stamps Hensley (c1808) wife;

!CENSUS:1850 Greene Co., MO Jackson Township # 2064/2064*
Gabriel Freeman 24 Farmer $- TN
Marina 20
Bedford Hensley 41 Farmer $1000 NC
Lucinda 42
William H. 17 Farmer
Lucy A. 8
John B. 5
Lois Hensley 63 m (sic)
Mary 16 [Dumb & Idiotic]
William Hitour 35
Mary A. 28
Anna L. 3
William 1
* They all seem to be in household # 2064, but the next house is listed as 2068, which would work if the Freemans are 2064, Bedford Hensley is 2065, Lois Hensley is 2066, and William Hitour is 2067.; 		Stamps, Lucinda (I85634)
 
63478 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. p 483:
"Joel Lewis, the brother of old Jonathan, and one of the seven brothers, married Ruth Norton, grand-aunt of Hon. James Norton; they moved to Mississippi, about 1818; and thence, years afterwards, to Texas. This ascertained from recent correspondence with Mrs. Minerva Lewis Jones, the youngest and only surviving child of old Joel and his wife, Ruth, and who resides at Gonzales, Gonzales County, Texas."

!CENSUS:1850 * Rankin Co., MS # 494/494
Joel Lewis 69 Farmer $6200 SC
Sarah 40 KY
Caroline 25 MS
Everett 23
Minerva 20
Hugh 17 Student
Almeda Whaler 12 f
Lodice 39 f KY
Mary Goodson 11 MS;

!CENSUS:1860 * Gonzales Co., TX;

!CENSUS:1870 * Gonzales Co., TX;

!CENSUS:1880 * Gonzales Co., TX;

!CENSUS:1900 * Gonzales Co., TX; 		Lewis, Minerva Ann (I18752)
 
63479 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. p 483:
"Joel Lewis, the youngest son of old Jonathan, by his second marriage, married a Miss Flowers, after he went to Mississippi ; can follow him no farther." 		Flowers, Martha (I70602)
 
63480 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 480-483 covers the Lewis family. An extract from pp 480-481:
"Lewis.-This family were from Ireland, and settled in Virginia. A son of this family, named William, came to South Carolina before the Revolution; he married Miss Mourning Vampelt, a Hollander. Tradition informs us that her father and she came from Holland together, leaving his family in Holland; they came, as it seems, prospecting, and got down into South Carolina, where they met up with William Lewis, and soon an attachment (mutual) sprang up between the two young people, and they got married; whereupon old man Vampelt went back to Holland for his family, and was never afterwards heard of. William Lewis settled in Horry County ; they had and raised seven sons and two daughters ; the sons were William, James, Isaac, Hardy, Joel, Jonathan and Patrick; the girls were Polly and Zilpha. Of these, Polly married Averitt Nichols, of Columbus County, N. C, and was the mother of the late venerable Averitt Nichols, of Nichols, S. C. The other daughter, Zilpha, married William Gerald, of Horry. Of the sons, Hardy, Joel and Jonathan settled in Marion County Hardy on Little Pee Dee, below Gilchrist's Bridge, Joel and Jonathan higher up the river, on the south side, near where Miller's Church now stands ; and James at Allen's Bridge."


!CENSUS:1790 Georgetown District, SC Prince George Parish pg 507:
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 3-5-2-0-5 * probably this one
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 1-3-5-0-1
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
3m 16+ (before 1774) 1. William Lewis (bef 1755)
.................... 2. William Lewis (Jr), son > m by 1800
.................... 3. James Lewis, son > m by 1800
5m -16 (1774/1790).. 1. Isaac Lewis, son > m by 1800
.................... 2. Jonathan Lewis, son
.................... 3. Hardy Lewis, son
.................... 4. Joel Lewis, son
.................... 5. Elisha Lewis (1784/1790) son
2f (before 1790).... 1. Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
.................... 2. Zilpha Lewis, daughter
5 slaves


!CENSUS:1800 Georgetown District, SC Kingston pg 390-776
Willm Lewis Senr age 45+ (bef 1755) 11301-00201-0-12
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 45+ (before 1755) William Lewis (bef 1755)
3m 16-25 (1774/1784) 1. Jonathan Lewis son
.................... 2. Hardy Lewis (1785/80)
.................... 3. Joel Lewis (c1781) son
1m 10-15 (1784/1790) Elisha Lewis (1784/1790) son
1m 0-9 (1790/1800).. Patrick Lewis (1790) son
1f 45+ (before 1755) Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
2f 16-25 (1774/1784) 1. Daughter? (1774/1784) * not in 1790
.................... 2. Zilpha Lewis daughter
12 slaves


!CENSUS:1810 Horry Dist, SC pg 144 Wm Lewis Senr age 45+ (bef 1765)
10101-01101-0-15
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 45+ (before 1765) William Lewis (bef 1755)
1m 16-25 (1784/1794) Patrick Lewis (1790) son
1m 0-9 (1800/1810).. Grandson?
1f 45+ (before 1765) Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
1f 16-25 (1784/1794) Zilpha Lewis daughter
1f 10-15 (1794/1800) Daughter?
15 slaves


!NAMED-WILL:14 May 1811 Horry Co., SC William Lewis, proven 23 Aug 1811.
Daughter Polley Nichols.
Daughter Salley Nichols.
Son James Lewis.
Son Isaac Lewis.
Son Hardy Lewis.
Son Jonathan Lewis.
Son Joel Lewis.
Son Elisha Lewis.
Daughter Zilpha Lewis.
Son Patrick Lewis.
Wife Morning Lewis.
Granddaughter and Grandson, heirs of William Lewis, deceased:
Salley Lewis, Evrit Lewis.
Executors: Sons James Lewis, Hardey Lewis, Jonathan Lewis and Joel Lewis.
Witnesses: Samuel Garrell, Benj. Lewis, Cathron X Garrell
Transcription of Will at Three Rivers Historical Society website:


!CENSUS:1820 x 		Van Pelt, Mourning (I18780)
 
63481 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 480-483 covers the Lewis family. An extract from pp 480-481:
"Lewis.-This family were from Ireland, and settled in Virginia. A son of this family, named William, came to South Carolina before the Revolution; he married Miss Mourning Vampelt, a Hollander. Tradition informs us that her father and she came from Holland together, leaving his family in Holland; they came, as it seems, prospecting, and got down into South Carolina, where they met up with William Lewis, and soon an attachment (mutual) sprang up between the two young people, and they got married; whereupon old man Vampelt went back to Holland for his family, and was never afterwards heard of. William Lewis settled in Horry County ; they had and raised seven sons and two daughters ; the sons were William, James, Isaac, Hardy, Joel, Jonathan and Patrick; the girls were Polly and Zilpha. Of these, Polly married Averitt Nichols, of Columbus County, N. C, and was the mother of the late venerable Averitt Nichols, of Nichols, S. C. The other daughter, Zilpha, married William Gerald, of Horry. Of the sons, Hardy, Joel and Jonathan settled in Marion County Hardy on Little Pee Dee, below Gilchrist's Bridge, Joel and Jonathan higher up the river, on the south side, near where Miller's Church now stands ; and James at Allen's Bridge."


!CENSUS:1790 Georgetown District, SC Prince George Parish pg 507:
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 3-5-2-0-5 * probably this one
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 1-3-5-0-1
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
3m 16+ (before 1774) 1. William Lewis (bef 1755)
.................... 2. William Lewis (Jr), son > m by 1800
.................... 3. James Lewis, son > m by 1800
5m -16 (1774/1790).. 1. Isaac Lewis, son > m by 1800
.................... 2. Jonathan Lewis, son
.................... 3. Hardy Lewis, son
.................... 4. Joel Lewis, son
.................... 5. Elisha Lewis (1784/1790) son
2f (before 1790).... 1. Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
.................... 2. Zilpha Lewis, daughter
5 slaves


!CENSUS:1800 Georgetown District, SC Kingston pg 388-774
James Lewis age 26-44 (1755/74)
10010-00100-0-0
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 26-44 (1755/1774) James Lewis (1765/1774)
1m 0-9 (1790/1800).. Henry Lewis (c1795) son
1f 16-25 (1774/1784) Charity Coleman Lewis (1780/84) wife


!CENSUS:1810 Marion Dist., SC p. 12
Jas Lewis age 26-44 (1765/1784)
31010-10010-0-1
AND
!CENSUS:1810 Marion Dist., SC p. 33
Jas Lewis age 45+ (bef 1765)
31001-10010-0-1
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 26-44 (1765/1784) James Lewis (1765/1774)
1m 10-15 (1794/1800) Henry Lewis (c1795) son
3m 0-9 (1800/1810).. 1. Eri Lewis (c1805) son
.................... 2. William Lewis (c1805) son
.................... 3. Son? * Everett Lewis (1800/10)?
1f 26-44 (1765/1784) Charity Coleman Lewis (1780/84) wife
1f 0-9 (1800/1810).. Daughter?
1 Slave;


!NAMED-WILL:14 May 1811 Horry Co., SC William Lewis, proven 23 Aug 1811.
Daughter Polley Nichols.
Daughter Salley Nichols.
Son James Lewis.
Son Isaac Lewis.
Son Hardy Lewis.
Son Jonathan Lewis.
Son Joel Lewis.
Son Elisha Lewis.
Daughter Zilpha Lewis.
Son Patrick Lewis.
Wife Morning Lewis.
Granddaughter and Grandson, heirs of William Lewis, deceased:
Salley Lewis, Evrit Lewis.
Executors: Sons James Lewis, Hardey Lewis, Jonathan Lewis and Joel Lewis.
Witnesses: Samuel Garrell, Benj. Lewis, Cathron X Garrell
Transcription of Will at Three Rivers Historical Society website:



!WILL: 6 Oct 1816 Marion Co., SC James Lewis
wife Charity
son Henry Lewis (also Executor)
"my children" not named
W: Joel Lewis, Isaac Lewis
Pr 2 Dec 1816; 		Lewis, James (I18782)
 
63482 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 480-483 covers the Lewis family. An extract from pp 480-481:
"Lewis.-This family were from Ireland, and settled in Virginia. A son of this family, named William, came to South Carolina before the Revolution; he married Miss Mourning Vampelt, a Hollander. Tradition informs us that her father and she came from Holland together, leaving his family in Holland; they came, as it seems, prospecting, and got down into South Carolina, where they met up with William Lewis, and soon an attachment (mutual) sprang up between the two young people, and they got married; whereupon old man Vampelt went back to Holland for his family, and was never afterwards heard of. William Lewis settled in Horry County ; they had and raised seven sons and two daughters ; the sons were William, James, Isaac, Hardy, Joel, Jonathan and Patrick; the girls were Polly and Zilpha. Of these, Polly married Averitt Nichols, of Columbus County, N. C, and was the mother of the late venerable Averitt Nichols, of Nichols, S. C. The other daughter, Zilpha, married William Gerald, of Horry. Of the sons, Hardy, Joel and Jonathan settled in Marion County Hardy on Little Pee Dee, below Gilchrist's Bridge, Joel and Jonathan higher up the river, on the south side, near where Miller's Church now stands ; and James at Allen's Bridge."


!CENSUS:1790 Georgetown District, SC Prince George Parish pg 507:
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 3-5-2-0-5 * probably this one
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 1-3-5-0-1
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
3m 16+ (before 1774) 1. William Lewis (bef 1755)
.................... 2. William Lewis (Jr), son > m by 1800
.................... 3. James Lewis, son > m by 1800
5m -16 (1774/1790).. 1. Isaac Lewis, son > m by 1800
.................... 2. Jonathan Lewis, son
.................... 3. Hardy Lewis, son
.................... 4. Joel Lewis, son
.................... 5. Elisha Lewis (1784/1790) son
2f (before 1790).... 1. Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
.................... 2. Zilpha Lewis, daughter
5 slaves


!CENSUS:1800 Georgetown District, SC Kingston pg 388-774
Isaac Lewis age 16-25 (1774/84) 10100-10010-0-0;


!CENSUS:1810 Horry Dist, SC pg 144 Isaac Lewis age 26-44 (1765/84)
21010-00010-0-0;


!NAMED-WILL:14 May 1811 Horry Co., SC William Lewis, proven 23 Aug 1811.
Daughter Polley Nichols.
Daughter Salley Nichols.
Son James Lewis.
Son Isaac Lewis.
Son Hardy Lewis.
Son Jonathan Lewis.
Son Joel Lewis.
Son Elisha Lewis.
Daughter Zilpha Lewis.
Son Patrick Lewis.
Wife Morning Lewis.
Granddaughter and Grandson, heirs of William Lewis, deceased:
Salley Lewis, Evrit Lewis.
Executors: Sons James Lewis, Hardey Lewis, Jonathan Lewis and Joel Lewis.
Witnesses: Samuel Garrell, Benj. Lewis, Cathron X Garrell
Transcription of Will at Three Rivers Historical Society website:



!WITNESS-DEED: 9 Apr 1816 Marion Co., SC Deed Book F, p. 407
Samuel Lewis (no residence listed) to Moses Smith for $10
p/o tract granted to Wm Morgan ... beg at Saml Smith's corner ... to J. Pounds corner ... 12a
S: Saml Lewis
W: Isaac Lewis, Benjn. Lewis
Pr by Benjamin Lewis 28 Nov 1816;


!DEED:28 Nov 1816 Marion Co., SC Deed Book E, pp. 122-123
Isaac Lewis of Marion Dist., SC to Lewis Mars of same
for $165 ... 23a
S: Isaac Lewis, Mary Lewis
W: Barfield Moody, Hugh Lewis


!DEED:13 Dec 1816 Marion Co., SC Deed Book I, pp. 283-285
Stephen Ford to Isaac Lewis $40
SW Sd Little Pee Dee River 148a ... Jonathan Lewis's line ...
S: Stephen Ford
W: Benj. Lewis, Joel Lewis


!DEED:27 Jun 1820 Marion Co., SC Deed Book I, pp. 281-283
Isaac Lewis of Marion Dist., SC to Samuel Johnston of same palce
$450 S Sd Little Pee Dee River ... Jonathan Lewis line ... back line of a tract purchased from Elisha Lewis ... 400a
S: Isaac Lewis
W: James Galivant, Benj. Lewis
Proven by Benjamin Lewis Aug 1820;


!CENSUS:1820 x


!CENSUS:1830 Copiah Co., MS p. 108
Isaac Lewis age 50-59 (1770/1780)
00010001-00100001
* Next to Bryant Lewis 20s who is next to Hugh Lewis 30s;


!PROBATE:1833 Barbour Co., AL Patience Norton, deceased
"Now at this day came Isaac Lewis by his Attorney being the husband of Mary Lewis daughter of Patience Norton decsd and received his part of said estate.
To wit three Negroes and sundry other articles ...
Other heirs named:
James J. Norton by his guardian son of James Norton decd son of Patience Norton decd
William & John W. Norton, administrators
- heirs of Ruth Lewis daughter of Patience decd by natural guardian (not named, but probably their father)

* Division among the heirs 23 Apr 1833
- James Norton Lot 1
- Ruth Lewis Lot 2
- William Norton Lot 3
- Mary Lewis Lot 4
- John W. Norton Lot 5

* 6 Aug 1833 Isaac Lewis of Copiah Co., MS son of Patience Norton decd of Barber Co., AL (sic) appoint my son Willson Lewis my attorney ...
S: Isaac Lewis (his mark)

* Slaves:
- Dick
- Hanah
- Docter
- Kity (or Kitcy)
- Ben
- Crage
- Milly
- Manda
- Fanny

* 9 Aug 1833 James Finlay of Rankin Co., MS and Cada Lewis my wife late Cada Lewis one of the heirs of Patience Norton decd ... appoint Joel Lewis as my attorney ...
S: James Finley, Cada Finley

* 9 Aug 1833 Jane Lewis of Rankin Co., MS appoint Joel Lewis my attorney ...
S: Jane Lewis

*** More in estate I didn't look at; 		Lewis, Isaac (I18783)
 
63483 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 480-483 covers the Lewis family. An extract from pp 480-481:
"Lewis.-This family were from Ireland, and settled in Virginia. A son of this family, named William, came to South Carolina before the Revolution; he married Miss Mourning Vampelt, a Hollander. Tradition informs us that her father and she came from Holland together, leaving his family in Holland; they came, as it seems, prospecting, and got down into South Carolina, where they met up with William Lewis, and soon an attachment (mutual) sprang up between the two young people, and they got married; whereupon old man Vampelt went back to Holland for his family, and was never afterwards heard of. William Lewis settled in Horry County ; they had and raised seven sons and two daughters ; the sons were William, James, Isaac, Hardy, Joel, Jonathan and Patrick; the girls were Polly and Zilpha. Of these, Polly married Averitt Nichols, of Columbus County, N. C, and was the mother of the late venerable Averitt Nichols, of Nichols, S. C. The other daughter, Zilpha, married William Gerald, of Horry. Of the sons, Hardy, Joel and Jonathan settled in Marion County Hardy on Little Pee Dee, below Gilchrist's Bridge, Joel and Jonathan higher up the river, on the south side, near where Miller's Church now stands ; and James at Allen's Bridge."

!NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481:
"Hardy Lewis married Dicey Floyd ; they had and raised two sons, William L. and Joel W. P. Lewis, and four daughters-Betsy, who never married ; Mourning, Margaret, Lizzie and another, the wife of James D. Smith. Mourning married W. H. Grice Margaret married John Price; Lizzie married Henry Price. Of the sons of Hardy Lewis, William L. marired Flora Carmichael, daughter of Squire Dougald, on Maiden Down and Buck Swamp; they had sons, Angus, Allen C. and W. A. D.
Marion Lewis; and daughters, Catharine, Mary and Flora. Of the sons, Angus was killed in the war. Allen C. married, first, a daughter of Hiram Lee ; by this marriage he had one son, Herbert, now in Wofford College, and Capers, and three daughters, grown. The Lee wife dying, he married a daughter of George W. Smith, and by her has some small children. W. A. D. Marion Lewis, called Dougald, married a Miss Bullock in North Carolina, and lives on part of the old homestead ; has a family, sex and number unknown. Catharine married Randal McDaniel, and moved to Darlington. Mary married Randal Barnes ; has no offspring. Flora married in North Carolina, and died without issue. Joel W. P. Lewis, the youngest son of old Hardy, married a Miss Cox ; had two sons, Solon A. and Dio. The latter lately married a daughter of Duncan Nicholson. Solon A. Lewis, now at Latta, married a Miss Tart, youngest daughter of the late John W. Tart ; she died a year or so ago, leaving two children (small), both daughters. J. W. P. Lewis has three single daughters ; he died a year or so ago."


!CENSUS:1790 Georgetown District, SC Prince George Parish pg 507:
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 3-5-2-0-5 * probably this one
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 1-3-5-0-1
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
3m 16+ (before 1774) 1. William Lewis (bef 1755)
.................... 2. William Lewis (Jr), son > m by 1800
.................... 3. James Lewis, son > m by 1800
5m -16 (1774/1790).. 1. Isaac Lewis, son > m by 1800
.................... 2. Jonathan Lewis, son
.................... 3. Hardy Lewis, son
.................... 4. Joel Lewis, son
.................... 5. Elisha Lewis (1784/1790) son
2f (before 1790).... 1. Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
.................... 2. Zilpha Lewis, daughter
5 slaves


!CENSUS:1800 Georgetown District, SC Kingston pg 390-776
Willm Lewis Senr age 45+ (bef 1755) 11301-00201-0-12
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 45+ (before 1755) William Lewis (bef 1755)
3m 16-25 (1774/1784) 1. Jonathan Lewis son
.................... 2. Hardy Lewis (1785/80)
.................... 3. Joel Lewis (c1781) son
1m 10-15 (1784/1790) Elisha Lewis (1784/1790) son
1m 0-9 (1790/1800).. Patrick Lewis (1790) son
1f 45+ (before 1755) Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
2f 16-25 (1774/1784) 1. Daughter? (1774/1784) * not in 1790
.................... 2. Zilpha Lewis daughter
12 slaves


!CENSUS:1810 Horry Dist, SC pg 144 Hardy Lewis age 26-44 (1765/84)
20010-00010-0-1
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 26-44 (1765/1784) Hardy Lewis (1775/80)
2m 0-9 (1800/1810).. 1. Isaac Lewis (c1805) son
.................... 2. William L. Lewis (1809) son
1f 26-44 (1765/1784) Dicey Floyd Lewis (c1787)
1 slave;


!NAMED-WILL:14 May 1811 Horry Co., SC William Lewis, proven 23 Aug 1811.
Daughter Polley Nichols.
Daughter Salley Nichols.
Son James Lewis.
Son Isaac Lewis.
Son Hardy Lewis.
Son Jonathan Lewis.
Son Joel Lewis.
Son Elisha Lewis.
Daughter Zilpha Lewis.
Son Patrick Lewis.
Wife Morning Lewis.
Granddaughter and Grandson, heirs of William Lewis, deceased:
Salley Lewis, Evrit Lewis.
Executors: Sons James Lewis, Hardey Lewis, Jonathan Lewis and Joel Lewis.
Witnesses: Samuel Garrell, Benj. Lewis, Cathron X Garrell
Transcription of Will at Three Rivers Historical Society website:



!CENSUS:1820 Horry Dist., SC pg 13 Hardy Lewis age 26-44 (1775/94)
110010-50010-2 slaves
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 26-44 (1775/1794) Hardy Lewis (1775/80)
1m 10-15 (1804/1810) Isaac Lewis (c1805) son > m 1824
1m 0-9 (1810/1820).. William L. Lewis (1809) son
1f 26-44 (1775/1794) Dicey Floyd Lewis (c1787)
5f 0-9 (1810/1820).. 1. Celia Lewis (c1811) daughter > m by 1826
.................... 2. Mourning Lewis (1815) daughter
.................... 3. Catherine Lewis (c1818) daughter
.................... 4. Daughter? (1810/1815) m Moses Smith
.................... 5. Daughter?
2 slaves


!CENSUS:1830 Marion Dist., SC p 31
Hardy Lewis age 50-59 (1770/80)
11001001-0222001
Slaves=000100-101000
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 50-59 (1770/1780) Hardy Lewis (1775/80)
1m 20-29 (1800/1810) William L. Lewis (1809) son > m by 1835
1m 5-9 (1820/1825).. James R. Lewis (c1824) son
1m 0-4 (1825/1830).. Joel Lewis (1829) son
1f 40-49 (1780/1790) Dicey Floyd Lewis (c1787)
2f 15-19 (1810/1815) 1. Mourning Lewis (1815) daughter
.................... 2. Daughter? (1810/1815) m Moses Smith
2f 10-14 (1815/1820) 1. Catherine Lewis (c1818) daughter
.................... 2. Daughter?
2f 5-9 (1820/1825).. 1. Elizabeth Lewis (1820) daughter
.................... 2. Margaret Lewis (c1826) daughter
3 slaves


!CENSUS:1840 Marion Dist., SC p 174
Hardy Lewis age 60-69 (1770/80)
001100001-00111001
Slaves=000010-000000
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 60-69 (1770/1780) Hardy Lewis (1775/80)
1m 15-19 (1820/1825) James R. Lewis (c1824) son
1m 10-14 (1825/1830) Joel Lewis (1829) son
1f 50-59 (1780/1790) Dicey Floyd Lewis (c1787)
1f 20-29 (1810/1820) Daughter * Either Mourning or Catherine
1f 15-19 (1820/1825) Elizabeth Lewis (1820) daughter
1f 10-14 (1825/1830) Margaret Lewis (c1826) daughter
1 slave 		Lewis, Hardy (I18784)
 
63484 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 480-483 covers the Lewis family. An extract from pp 480-481:
"Lewis.-This family were from Ireland, and settled in Virginia. A son of this family, named William, came to South Carolina before the Revolution; he married Miss Mourning Vampelt, a Hollander. Tradition informs us that her father and she came from Holland together, leaving his family in Holland; they came, as it seems, prospecting, and got down into South Carolina, where they met up with William Lewis, and soon an attachment (mutual) sprang up between the two young people, and they got married; whereupon old man Vampelt went back to Holland for his family, and was never afterwards heard of. William Lewis settled in Horry County ; they had and raised seven sons and two daughters ; the sons were William, James, Isaac, Hardy, Joel, Jonathan and Patrick; the girls were Polly and Zilpha. Of these, Polly married Averitt Nichols, of Columbus County, N. C, and was the mother of the late venerable Averitt Nichols, of Nichols, S. C. The other daughter, Zilpha, married William Gerald, of Horry. Of the sons, Hardy, Joel and Jonathan settled in Marion County Hardy on Little Pee Dee, below Gilchrist's Bridge, Joel and Jonathan higher up the river, on the south side, near where Miller's Church now stands ; and James at Allen's Bridge."

!NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. p 483:
"Joel Lewis, the brother of old Jonathan, and one of the seven brothers, married Ruth Norton, grand-aunt of Hon. James Norton; they moved to Mississippi, about 1818; and thence, years afterwards, to Texas. This ascertained from recent correspondence with Mrs. Minerva Lewis Jones, the youngest and only surviving child of old Joel and his wife, Ruth, and who resides at Gonzales, Gonzales County, Texas."


!CENSUS:1790 Georgetown District, SC Prince George Parish pg 507:
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 3-5-2-0-5 * probably this one
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 1-3-5-0-1
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
3m 16+ (before 1774) 1. William Lewis (bef 1755)
.................... 2. William Lewis (Jr), son > m by 1800
.................... 3. James Lewis, son > m by 1800
5m -16 (1774/1790).. 1. Isaac Lewis, son > m by 1800
.................... 2. Jonathan Lewis, son
.................... 3. Hardy Lewis, son
.................... 4. Joel Lewis, son
.................... 5. Elisha Lewis (1784/1790) son
2f (before 1790).... 1. Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
.................... 2. Zilpha Lewis, daughter
5 slaves


!CENSUS:1800 Georgetown District, SC Kingston pg 390-776
Willm Lewis Senr age 45+ (bef 1755) 11301-00201-0-12
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 45+ (before 1755) William Lewis (bef 1755)
3m 16-25 (1774/1784) 1. Jonathan Lewis son
.................... 2. Hardy Lewis (1785/80)
.................... 3. Joel Lewis (c1781) son
1m 10-15 (1784/1790) Elisha Lewis (1784/1790) son
1m 0-9 (1790/1800).. Patrick Lewis (1790) son
1f 45+ (before 1755) Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
2f 16-25 (1774/1784) 1. Daughter? (1774/1784) * not in 1790
.................... 2. Zilpha Lewis daughter
12 slaves


!CENSUS:1810 Marion Dist., SC pg 14 Joel Lewis age 26-44 (1765/84)
00010-10100-0-1;


!NAMED-WILL:14 May 1811 Horry Co., SC William Lewis, proven 23 Aug 1811.
Daughter Polley Nichols.
Daughter Salley Nichols.
Son James Lewis.
Son Isaac Lewis.
Son Hardy Lewis.
Son Jonathan Lewis.
Son Joel Lewis.
Son Elisha Lewis.
Daughter Zilpha Lewis.
Son Patrick Lewis.
Wife Morning Lewis.
Granddaughter and Grandson, heirs of William Lewis, deceased:
Salley Lewis, Evrit Lewis.
Executors: Sons James Lewis, Hardey Lewis, Jonathan Lewis and Joel Lewis.
Witnesses: Samuel Garrell, Benj. Lewis, Cathron X Garrell
Transcription of Will at Three Rivers Historical Society website:



!WITNESS-DEED:13 Dec 1816 Marion Co., SC Deed Book I, pp. 283-285
Stephen Ford to Isaac Lewis $40
SW Sd Little Pee Dee River 148a ... Jonathan Lewis's line ...
S: Stephen Ford
W: Benj. Lewis, Joel Lewis


!CENSUS:1820 x


!CENSUS:1830 Rankin Co., MS pg 167 Joel Lewis age 40-49 (1780/90)
1001001-322201;


!PROBATE:1833 Barbour Co., AL Patience Norton, deceased
"Now at this day came Isaac Lewis by his Attorney being the husband of Mary Lewis daughter of Patience Norton decsd and received his part of said estate.
To wit three Negroes and sundry other articles ...
Other heirs named:
James J. Norton by his guardian son of James Norton decd son of Patience Norton decd
William & John W. Norton, administrators
- heirs of Ruth Lewis daughter of Patience decd by natural guardian (not named, but probably their father)

* Division among the heirs 23 Apr 1833
- James Norton Lot 1
- Ruth Lewis Lot 2
- William Norton Lot 3
- Mary Lewis Lot 4
- John W. Norton Lot 5

* 6 Aug 1833 Isaac Lewis of Copiah Co., MS son of Patience Norton decd of Barber Co., AL (sic) appoint my son Willson Lewis my attorney ...
S: Isaac Lewis (his mark)

* Slaves:
- Dick
- Hanah
- Docter
- Kity (or Kitcy)
- Ben
- Crage
- Milly
- Manda
- Fanny

* 9 Aug 1833 James Finlay of Rankin Co., MS and Cada Lewis my wife late Cada Lewis one of the heirs of Patience Norton decd ... appoint Joel Lewis as my attorney ...
S: James Finley, Cada Finley

* 9 Aug 1833 Jane Lewis of Rankin Co., MS appoint Joel Lewis my attorney ...
S: Jane Lewis

*** More in estate I didn't look at;



!CENSUS:1840 x

!CENSUS:1850 * Rankin Co., MS # 494/494
Joel Lewis 69 Farmer $6200 SC
Sarah 40 KY
Caroline 25 MS
Everett 23
Minerva 20
Hugh 17 Student
Almeda Whaler 12 f
Lodice 39 f KY
Mary Goodson 11 MS;

!CENSUS:1860 x 		Lewis, Joel (I18785)
 
63485 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 480-483 covers the Lewis family. An extract from pp 480-481:
"Lewis.-This family were from Ireland, and settled in Virginia. A son of this family, named William, came to South Carolina before the Revolution; he married Miss Mourning Vampelt, a Hollander. Tradition informs us that her father and she came from Holland together, leaving his family in Holland; they came, as it seems, prospecting, and got down into South Carolina, where they met up with William Lewis, and soon an attachment (mutual) sprang up between the two young people, and they got married; whereupon old man Vampelt went back to Holland for his family, and was never afterwards heard of. William Lewis settled in Horry County ; they had and raised seven sons and two daughters ; the sons were William, James, Isaac, Hardy, Joel, Jonathan and Patrick; the girls were Polly and Zilpha. Of these, Polly married Averitt Nichols, of Columbus County, N. C, and was the mother of the late venerable Averitt Nichols, of Nichols, S. C. The other daughter, Zilpha, married William Gerald, of Horry. Of the sons, Hardy, Joel and Jonathan settled in Marion County Hardy on Little Pee Dee, below Gilchrist's Bridge, Joel and Jonathan higher up the river, on the south side, near where Miller's Church now stands ; and James at Allen's Bridge."


!CENSUS:1790 Georgetown District, SC Prince George Parish pg 507:
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 3-5-2-0-5 * probably this one
William Lewis age 16+ (bef 1774) 1-3-5-0-1
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
3m 16+ (before 1774) 1. William Lewis (bef 1755)
.................... 2. William Lewis (Jr), son > m by 1800
.................... 3. James Lewis, son > m by 1800
5m -16 (1774/1790).. 1. Isaac Lewis, son > m by 1800
.................... 2. Jonathan Lewis, son
.................... 3. Hardy Lewis, son
.................... 4. Joel Lewis, son
.................... 5. Elisha Lewis (1784/1790) son
2f (before 1790).... 1. Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
.................... 2. Zilpha Lewis, daughter
5 slaves


!CENSUS:1800 Georgetown District, SC Kingston pg 390-776
Willm Lewis Senr age 45+ (bef 1755) 11301-00201-0-12
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 45+ (before 1755) William Lewis (bef 1755)
3m 16-25 (1774/1784) 1. Jonathan Lewis son
.................... 2. Hardy Lewis (1785/80)
.................... 3. Joel Lewis (c1781) son
1m 10-15 (1784/1790) Elisha Lewis (1784/1790) son
1m 0-9 (1790/1800).. Patrick Lewis (1790) son
1f 45+ (before 1755) Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
2f 16-25 (1774/1784) 1. Daughter? (1774/1784) * not in 1790
.................... 2. Zilpha Lewis daughter
12 slaves


!CENSUS:1810 Horry Dist, SC pg 144 Wm Lewis Senr age 45+ (bef 1765)
10101-01101-0-15
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 45+ (before 1765) William Lewis (bef 1755)
1m 16-25 (1784/1794) Patrick Lewis (1790) son
1m 0-9 (1800/1810).. Grandson?
1f 45+ (before 1765) Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
1f 16-25 (1784/1794) Zilpha Lewis daughter
1f 10-15 (1794/1800) Daughter?
15 slaves


!NAMED-WILL:14 May 1811 Horry Co., SC William Lewis, proven 23 Aug 1811.
Daughter Polley Nichols.
Daughter Salley Nichols.
Son James Lewis.
Son Isaac Lewis.
Son Hardy Lewis.
Son Jonathan Lewis.
Son Joel Lewis.
Son Elisha Lewis.
Daughter Zilpha Lewis.
Son Patrick Lewis.
Wife Morning Lewis.
Granddaughter and Grandson, heirs of William Lewis, deceased:
Salley Lewis, Evrit Lewis.
Executors: Sons James Lewis, Hardey Lewis, Jonathan Lewis and Joel Lewis.
Witnesses: Samuel Garrell, Benj. Lewis, Cathron X Garrell
Transcription of Will at Three Rivers Historical Society website:





!CENSUS:1850 Horry Dist., SC # 840/840
Zilph Gereld 70 $1000 SC
Pinkney 26 Farmer
W. J. 24
Sarah A. Small 26
* Next to brother Patrick Lewis 		Lewis, Zilpha (I18789)
 
63486 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 480-483 covers the Lewis family. An extract from pp 480-481:
"Lewis.-This family were from Ireland, and settled in Virginia. A son of this family, named William, came to South Carolina before the Revolution; he married Miss Mourning Vampelt, a Hollander. Tradition informs us that her father and she came from Holland together, leaving his family in Holland; they came, as it seems, prospecting, and got down into South Carolina, where they met up with William Lewis, and soon an attachment (mutual) sprang up between the two young people, and they got married; whereupon old man Vampelt went back to Holland for his family, and was never afterwards heard of. William Lewis settled in Horry County ; they had and raised seven sons and two daughters ; the sons were William, James, Isaac, Hardy, Joel, Jonathan and Patrick; the girls were Polly and Zilpha. Of these, Polly married Averitt Nichols, of Columbus County, N. C, and was the mother of the late venerable Averitt Nichols, of Nichols, S. C. The other daughter, Zilpha, married William Gerald, of Horry. Of the sons, Hardy, Joel and Jonathan settled in Marion County Hardy on Little Pee Dee, below Gilchrist's Bridge, Joel and Jonathan higher up the river, on the south side, near where Miller's Church now stands ; and James at Allen's Bridge."


!CENSUS:1800 Georgetown District, SC Kingston pg 390-776
Willm Lewis Senr age 45+ (bef 1755) 11301-00201-0-12
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 45+ (before 1755) William Lewis (bef 1755)
3m 16-25 (1774/1784) 1. Jonathan Lewis son
.................... 2. Hardy Lewis (1785/80)
.................... 3. Joel Lewis (c1781) son
1m 10-15 (1784/1790) Elisha Lewis (1784/1790) son
1m 0-9 (1790/1800).. Patrick Lewis (1790) son
1f 45+ (before 1755) Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
2f 16-25 (1774/1784) 1. Daughter? (1774/1784) * not in 1790
.................... 2. Zilpha Lewis daughter
12 slaves


!CENSUS:1810 Horry Dist, SC pg 144 Wm Lewis Senr age 45+ (bef 1765)
10101-01101-0-15
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 45+ (before 1765) William Lewis (bef 1755)
1m 16-25 (1784/1794) Patrick Lewis (1790) son
1m 0-9 (1800/1810).. Grandson?
1f 45+ (before 1765) Mourning Van Pelt Lewis (bef 1755) wife
1f 16-25 (1784/1794) Zilpha Lewis daughter
1f 10-15 (1794/1800) Daughter?
15 slaves


!NAMED-WILL:14 May 1811 Horry Co., SC William Lewis, proven 23 Aug 1811.
Daughter Polley Nichols.
Daughter Salley Nichols.
Son James Lewis.
Son Isaac Lewis.
Son Hardy Lewis.
Son Jonathan Lewis.
Son Joel Lewis.
Son Elisha Lewis.
Daughter Zilpha Lewis.
Son Patrick Lewis.
Wife Morning Lewis.
Granddaughter and Grandson, heirs of William Lewis, deceased:
Salley Lewis, Evrit Lewis.
Executors: Sons James Lewis, Hardey Lewis, Jonathan Lewis and Joel Lewis.
Witnesses: Samuel Garrell, Benj. Lewis, Cathron X Garrell
Transcription of Will at Three Rivers Historical Society website:



!CENSUS:1820 Horry Dist., SC p 13
Patrick Lewis age 26-44 (1775/84)
100010-00100-0, slaves=2000-3011;


!CENSUS:1830 Horry Dist., SC p. 261
Patrick Lewis age 40-49 (1780/1790)
1110001-100000001
Slaves=020000-140010


!CENSUS:1840 Horry Dist., SC p. 324
Patric Lewis age 40-49 (1790/1800)
0111101-1121001
Slaves=211000-223010


!CENSUS:1850 Horry Dist., SC # 839/839
Patrick Lewis 59 Farm. $1000 SC
Nancy 55
Daniel 24
Margaret C. 20
Abo. G. W. 18 m Farm.
Ema E. 16 f
Adaline 13
Z. H. 11 f;


!CENSUS:1860;


!ESTATE: 8 Dec 1866 Horry Co., SC Real Estate Records 1842-1873
Patrick Lewis decd
To Wilson Lewis,
Daniel Lewis,
Margaret C. Floyd,
Lenard M. Edwards & wife Louis M,
P. A. G. W. Lewis,
Pinkey Gerrald & wife Adaline
W. L. Gerrald & wife Zilpha H.,
Susan A. Lewis [infant]
Sarah C. Lewis [infant]
Oreanah Lewis [infant if same one listed as Adda Lewis in next section]
Emily Jane Lewis [infant]
William T. [infant]
Wilson F. Lewis, [infant]
Adaline Martin [infant]
Masoura A. Martin [infant]
Patrick Martin [infant]
Maning McQ Martin [infant]
Moses Martin [infant]
Legal Heirs & representatives of Patrick Lewis decd 		Lewis, Patrick (I61575)
 
63487 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Eewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Eewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten chil- dren, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by."


!CENSUS:1820 Marion Dist., SC p 17-62
Jonothin Louis age 45+ (bef 1775)
210001-20010-0, slaves=0000-2100
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 45+ (before 1775) Jonathan Lewis (1765/70)
1m 10-15 (1804/1810) Evan Lewis (c1809) son
2m 0-9 (1810/1820).. 1. William S. Lewis (c1816) son
.................... 2. Joel Lewis (c1818) son
1f 26-44 (1775/1794) Ferebe Strickland Lewis (c1775) 2nd wife
2f 0-9 (1810/1820).. 1. Pennsylvania Lewis (1811) daughter
.................... 2. Daughter?
3 slaves


!CENSUS:1830 Marion Dist., SC p. 29-31
Jonathan Lewis age 50-59 (1760/70)
00201001-00010001
Slaves=300000-221000
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 50-59 (1760/1770) Jonathan Lewis (1765/70)
1m 20-29 (1800/1810) Evan Lewis (c1809) son
2m 10-14 (1815/1820) 1. William S. Lewis (c1816) son
.................... 2. Joel Lewis (c18118) son
1f 50-59 (1760/1770) Ferebe Strickland Lewis (c1775) 2nd wife
1f 15-19 (1810/1815) Pennsylvania Lewis (1811) daughter
8 slaves


!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC pg 68, # 1004 Peney NORTON, 47 (1802/03) born Marion Dist, SC;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1155 P. (f) NORTON, 49 (1810/11) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 240 Pensy NORTON, 60 (1809/10) born SC;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves Twp # 351 Penny NORTON, 69 (1810/11) born SC, father born SC,
mother born SC;

!DEATH: 4 Oct 1883 from Diary of Rev. Simeon Campbell: pg 31 John Norton died April 2nd 1881 his first wife was Nancy HUGGINS, his second wife was Peney LEWIS who died Suddenly Oct 4, 1883;

!DEATH:From "The Pee Dee Index" - "Genealogical Abstracts from Marion, South Carolina Newspapers 1858-1886" Abstracted by Gloria Calhoun, Pee Dee Chapter SCGS, Marion, SC 1999;

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 475 - 480; 		Lewis, Pennsylvania (I8780)
 
63488 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Eewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Eewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten chil- dren, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by."


!CENSUS:1810 Marion Dist., SC p 87A
Jonathan Lewis age 26-44 (1765/84)
10010-00010-0-1
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 26-44 (1765/1784) Jonathan Lewis (1765/70)
1m 0-9 (1800/1810).. Evan Lewis (c1809) son
1f 26-44 (1765/1784) Susannah Porter Lewis (1765/1784) wife > d by 1816
1 slave 		Porter, Susannah (I18807)
 
63489 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Eewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten chil- dren, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by."

!NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. p 483:
"Joel Lewis, the youngest son of old Jonathan, by his second marriage, married a Miss Flowers, after he went to Mississippi ; can follow him no farther."


!CENSUS:1820 Marion Dist., SC p 17-62
Jonothin Louis age 45+ (bef 1775)
210001-20010-0, slaves=0000-2100
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 45+ (before 1775) Jonathan Lewis (1765/70)
1m 10-15 (1804/1810) Evan Lewis (c1809) son
2m 0-9 (1810/1820).. 1. William S. Lewis (c1816) son
.................... 2. Joel Lewis (c1818) son
1f 26-44 (1775/1794) Ferebe Strickland Lewis (c1775) 2nd wife
2f 0-9 (1810/1820).. 1. Pennsylvania Lewis (1811) daughter
.................... 2. Daughter?
3 slaves


!CENSUS:1830 Marion Dist., SC p. 29-31
Jonathan Lewis age 50-59 (1760/70)
00201001-00010001
Slaves=300000-221000
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 50-59 (1760/1770) Jonathan Lewis (1765/70)
1m 20-29 (1800/1810) Evan Lewis (c1809) son
2m 10-14 (1815/1820) 1. William S. Lewis (c1816) son
.................... 2. Joel Lewis (c18118) son
1f 50-59 (1760/1770) Ferebe Strickland Lewis (c1775) 2nd wife
1f 15-19 (1810/1815) Pennsylvania Lewis (1811) daughter
8 slaves


!CENSUS:1840 Marion Dist., SC p 174
Jonathan Lewis age 60-69 (1760/70)
000020001-000000001
Slaves=910000-230100
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 60-69 (1760/1770) Jonathan Lewis (1765/70)
2m 20-29 (1810/1820) 1. William S. Lewis (c1816) son
.................... 2. Joel Lewis (c1818) son
1f 60-69 (1760/1770) Ferebe Strickland Lewis (c1775) 2nd wife
16 slaves


!CENSUS:1850 * Smith Co., MS *;

!CENSUS:1860 * Smith Co., MS *; 		Lewis, Joel (I18812)
 
63490 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Eewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten chil- dren, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by."


!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 930 Caroline LEWIS, 4 (1845/46) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1228 C. (f) LEWIS, 15 (1844/45) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Moody # 173
Frank MUNROE, 32, Physician, SC
Carrie, 25
James, 3
Annie, 1;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Moody # 31
Franklin F. MONROE, 41, MD
Carrie, 31
Annie M., 11 dau
Bettie G., 9 dau
Marth J., 5 dau
McDuffie, 2 son; 		Lewis, Caroline (I18814)
 
63491 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Eewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten chil- dren, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by."


!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 930 John LEWIS, 1 (1848/49) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1228 J. (m) LEWIS, 11 (1848/49) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 160 Jonathan LEWIS, 21 (1848/49) born SC;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 459 Johnathan LEWIS, 31 (1848/49) born SC/SC/SC; 		Lewis, Jonathan (I18816)
 
63492 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Eewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten chil- dren, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by."


!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1228 D. (m) LEWIS, 6 (1853/54) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 160 Dempsy LEWIS, 16 (1853/54) born SC;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 460 Demsy LEWIS, 26 (1853/54) born SC/SC/SC; 		Lewis, Dempsey (I18817)
 
63493 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Lewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten children, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by."

!CENSUS:1830 Marion Dist, SC pg 38 John NORTON age 20-29 (1800/10) "20001-00001";

!CENSUS:1840 Marion Dist, SC pg 174 John NORTON age 30-39 (1800/10) "002001-120101";

!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC pg 68, # 1004 John NORTON, 45 (1804/05) born Marion Dist, SC;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC pg 74B # 1155 J. NORTON, 56 (1803/04) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 240 John NORTON, 65 (1804/05) born SC;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves Twp # 351 John NORTON, 75 (1804/05) born SC, father born SC, mother born SC;

!DEATH: 2 Apr 1881 from Diary of Rev. Simeon Campbell: pg 31 John Norton died April 2nd 1881 his first wife was Nancy HUGGINS, his second wife was Peney LEWIS who died Suddenly Oct 4, 1883;

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 263 - 267;

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 475 - 480; 		Norton, John (I793)
 
63494 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Lewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten children, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by."

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq.
1902. Pg 437 - 445;
REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq.
1902. Pg 475 - 480;
!PROBATE Roll # 172 (Vol 1 page 128); 		Carmichael, Angus (I18586)
 
63495 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Lewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten chil- dren, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by."

!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 930 Adaline LEWIS, 3 (1846/47) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1228 A. (f) LEWIS, 13 (1846/47) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870; 		Lewis, Adaline (I18815)
 
63496 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Lewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten chil- dren, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by."

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 460 Jane LEWIS, 28 (1851/52) born SC/SC/SC; 		Stackhouse, Eliza Jane (I42731)
 
63497 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Lewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten chil- dren, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by." 		Williams, Oliver (I45205)
 
63498 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483:
"Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Lewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten chil- dren, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by."

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Moody # 173
Frank MUNROE, 32, Physician, SC
Carrie, 25
James, 3
Annie, 1;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Moody # 31
Franklin F. MONROE, 41, MD
Carrie, 31
Annie M., 11 dau
Bettie G., 9 dau
Marth J., 5 dau
McDuffie, 2 son; 		Monroe, Dr Frank M (I45204)
 
63499 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481:
"Hardy Lewis married Dicey Floyd ; they had and raised two sons, William L. and Joel W. P. Lewis, and four daughters-Betsy, who never married ; Mourning, Margaret, Lizzie and another, the wife of James D. Smith. Mourning married W. H. Grice Margaret married John Price; Lizzie married Henry Price. Of the sons of Hardy Lewis, William L. marired Flora Carmichael, daughter of Squire Dougald, on Maiden Down and Buck Swamp; they had sons, Angus, Allen C. and W. A. D.
Marion Lewis; and daughters, Catharine, Mary and Flora. Of the sons, Angus was killed in the war. Allen C. married, first, a daughter of Hiram Lee ; by this marriage he had one son, Herbert, now in Wofford College, and Capers, and three daughters, grown. The Lee wife dying, he married a daughter of George W. Smith, and by her has some small children. W. A. D. Marion Lewis, called Dougald, married a Miss Bullock in North Carolina, and lives on part of the old homestead ; has a family, sex and number unknown. Catharine married Randal McDaniel, and moved to Darlington. Mary married Randal Barnes ; has no offspring. Flora married in North Carolina, and died without issue. Joel W. P. Lewis, the youngest son of old Hardy, married a Miss Cox ; had two sons, Solon A. and Dio. The latter lately married a daughter of Duncan Nicholson. Solon A. Lewis, now at Latta, married a Miss Tart, youngest daughter of the late John W. Tart ; she died a year or so ago, leaving two children (small), both daughters. J. W. P. Lewis has three single daughters ; he died a year or so ago."


!CENSUS:1830 Marion Dist., SC p 31
Hardy Lewis age 50-59 (1770/80)
11001001-0222001
Slaves=000100-101000
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 50-59 (1770/1780) Hardy Lewis (1775/80)
1m 20-29 (1800/1810) William L. Lewis (1809) son > m by 1835
1m 5-9 (1820/1825).. James R. Lewis (c1824) son
1m 0-4 (1825/1830).. Joel Lewis (1829) son
1f 40-49 (1780/1790) Dicey Floyd Lewis (c1787)
2f 15-19 (1810/1815) 1. Mourning Lewis (1815) daughter
.................... 2. Daughter? (1810/1815) m Moses Smith
2f 10-14 (1815/1820) 1. Catherine Lewis (c1818) daughter
.................... 2. Daughter?
2f 5-9 (1820/1825).. 1. Elizabeth Lewis (1820) daughter
.................... 2. Margaret Lewis (c1826) daughter
3 slaves


!CENSUS:1840 Marion Dist., SC p 174
Hardy Lewis age 60-69 (1770/80)
001100001-00111001
Slaves=000010-000000
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 60-69 (1770/1780) Hardy Lewis (1775/80)
1m 15-19 (1820/1825) James R. Lewis (c1824) son
1m 10-14 (1825/1830) Joel Lewis (1829) son
1f 50-59 (1780/1790) Dicey Floyd Lewis (c1787)
1f 20-29 (1810/1820) Daughter * Either Mourning or Catherine
1f 15-19 (1820/1825) Elizabeth Lewis (1820) daughter
1f 10-14 (1825/1830) Margaret Lewis (c1826) daughter
1 slave


!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 777/781
Dicey Lewis 63 $700 Marion
Elizabeth 28
Joel 21 Farmer
Adaline 12; 		Lewis, Elizabeth (I18791)
 
63500 !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481:
"Hardy Lewis married Dicey Floyd ; they had and raised two sons, William L. and Joel W. P. Lewis, and four daughters-Betsy, who never married ; Mourning, Margaret, Lizzie and another, the wife of James D. Smith. Mourning married W. H. Grice Margaret married John Price; Lizzie married Henry Price. Of the sons of Hardy Lewis, William L. marired Flora Carmichael, daughter of Squire Dougald, on Maiden Down and Buck Swamp; they had sons, Angus, Allen C. and W. A. D.
Marion Lewis; and daughters, Catharine, Mary and Flora. Of the sons, Angus was killed in the war. Allen C. married, first, a daughter of Hiram Lee ; by this marriage he had one son, Herbert, now in Wofford College, and Capers, and three daughters, grown. The Lee wife dying, he married a daughter of George W. Smith, and by her has some small children. W. A. D. Marion Lewis, called Dougald, married a Miss Bullock in North Carolina, and lives on part of the old homestead ; has a family, sex and number unknown. Catharine married Randal McDaniel, and moved to Darlington. Mary married Randal Barnes ; has no offspring. Flora married in North Carolina, and died without issue. Joel W. P. Lewis, the youngest son of old Hardy, married a Miss Cox ; had two sons, Solon A. and Dio. The latter lately married a daughter of Duncan Nicholson. Solon A. Lewis, now at Latta, married a Miss Tart, youngest daughter of the late John W. Tart ; she died a year or so ago, leaving two children (small), both daughters. J. W. P. Lewis has three single daughters ; he died a year or so ago."


!CENSUS:1830 Marion Dist., SC p 31
Hardy Lewis age 50-59 (1770/80)
11001001-0222001
Slaves=000100-101000
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 50-59 (1770/1780) Hardy Lewis (1775/80)
1m 20-29 (1800/1810) William L. Lewis (1809) son > m by 1835
1m 5-9 (1820/1825).. James R. Lewis (c1824) son
1m 0-4 (1825/1830).. Joel Lewis (1829) son
1f 40-49 (1780/1790) Dicey Floyd Lewis (c1787)
2f 15-19 (1810/1815) 1. Mourning Lewis (1815) daughter
.................... 2. Daughter? (1810/1815) m Moses Smith
2f 10-14 (1815/1820) 1. Catherine Lewis (c1818) daughter
.................... 2. Daughter?
2f 5-9 (1820/1825).. 1. Elizabeth Lewis (1820) daughter
.................... 2. Margaret Lewis (c1826) daughter
3 slaves


!CENSUS:1840 Marion Dist., SC p 174
Hardy Lewis age 60-69 (1770/80)
001100001-00111001
Slaves=000010-000000
My analysis (who each person *might* be):
1m 60-69 (1770/1780) Hardy Lewis (1775/80)
1m 15-19 (1820/1825) James R. Lewis (c1824) son
1m 10-14 (1825/1830) Joel Lewis (1829) son
1f 50-59 (1780/1790) Dicey Floyd Lewis (c1787)
1f 20-29 (1810/1820) Daughter * Either Mourning or Catherine
1f 15-19 (1820/1825) Elizabeth Lewis (1820) daughter
1f 10-14 (1825/1830) Margaret Lewis (c1826) daughter
1 slave


!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 777/781
Dicey Lewis 63 $700 Marion
Elizabeth 28
Joel 21 Farmer
Adaline 12; 		Lewis, Joel William Patrick (I18792)
 

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