Marty and Karla Grant
The Genealogy of Marty Grant and wife Karla Mangus Grant.
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| 63501 | !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: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:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 779/783 Wade Grice 39 Farmer $1000 Marion Mourning 37; | Lewis, Mourning (I18795)
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| 63502 | !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: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; !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 William Lewis age 20-29 (1810/1820) 10001-10001 Slaves=0; !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 775/779 William Lewis 40 Farmer $1000 Marion Flora 34 Martha 15 Anguish 12 m Alla 6 m Mary 3 | Lewis, William L (I18794)
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| 63503 | !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:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 775/779 William Lewis 40 Farmer $1000 Marion Flora 34 Martha 15 Anguish 12 m Alla 6 m Mary 3 | Lewis, Angus (I18800)
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| 63504 | !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:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 775/779 William Lewis 40 Farmer $1000 Marion Flora 34 Martha 15 Anguish 12 m Alla 6 m Mary 3 | Lewis, Allen C (I18801)
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| 63505 | !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:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 775/779 William Lewis 40 Farmer $1000 Marion Flora 34 Martha 15 Anguish 12 m Alla 6 m Mary 3 !MARRIAGE:15 Jan 1885 from Diary of Rev Simeon Campbell: pg 120 Randel BARNES to Miss Mary LEWIS; CENSUS:1900; | Lewis, Mary (I18802)
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| 63506 | !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." | Lewis, William A Dougald Marion (I18803)
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| 63507 | !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." | Lewis, Catherine (I18804)
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| 63508 | !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." | Lewis, Flora (I18805)
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| 63509 | !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:1870; !CENSUS:1880 * Marion Co, SC Reaves # 175 Randal BARNES, 20 (1859/60) born NC/NC/NC; !MARRIAGE:15 Jan 1885 from Diary of Rev Simeon Campbell: pg 120 Randel BARNES to Miss Mary LEWIS; !CENSUS:1900; | Barnes, Randall (I18806)
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| 63510 | !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." | Price, Henry (I61633)
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| 63511 | !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." | Cox, Elizabeth C (I61634)
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| 63512 | !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." | McDaniel, Randal (I61650)
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| 63513 | !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." | Lewis, Solon A (I61651)
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| 63514 | !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." | Lewis, Joel Dio (I61655)
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| 63515 | !NOTES:"A widow Calhoun" per book below; !REFERENCE: "Stewart Family Records" by J. Montgomery Seaver, American Historical-Genealogical Society, 2000 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA, no date (LDS, shared with me by Rick Stewart). !NOTES:I have not validated anything from the above book yet; | Montgomery, Catherine (I120470)
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| 63516 | !NOTES:"A.P." could stand for "Alfred Pink" but that is just a guess as it is a common combination of names from that era. It could be something else.; !CENSUS:1840; !CENSUS:1850 Horry Dist, SC pg 55B # 780 Frederick FLOYD, 36 (1813/14) born SC Susanah, 34 Joseph, 15 Elizabeth, 14 A., (m) 12 H., (m) 10 A., (m) 8 S. (m) 6 J. (m) 4 H. (f) 1; !CENSUS:1860 Horry Dist., SC, Kingston Parish, Conwayboro PO # 759/759 A. P. Floyd 23 ~ $-/400 SC Susan A. 30 Seamstress Ann B. 9 John Gr 3 Thos W. Galloway 30 $-/53,114 NC; !CENSUS:1870 x | Floyd, A P (I29345)
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| 63517 | !NOTES:"Bill Skipper" listed as father of Zachariah Johnson on his D/C; | Skipper, Bill (I64129)
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| 63518 | !NOTES:"Captain" John Rogers of Fork; !DEED:13 Aug 1827 Marion Co., SC Deed Book O page 243 John Rogers to Randal McDonald for $35, for 50a NE sd of Buck Swamp. S: John Rogers. Wit: Duncan McDuffie, John X Huggins Jr. Abigail X Rogers, wife of John Rogers, relinquished dower 7 Nov 1832; - NOTE:There are more deeds for John & Abigail. !CENSUS:1830 Marion Dist., SC one of these: p. 42 John Rogers age 20-29 (1800/10) 10001-00001 Slaves=0 p. 42 John Rogers age 20-29 (1800/10) 10002-00201 Slaves=0 p. 43 John Rogers age 20-29 (1800/10) 00001-001110001 Slaves=212000-220200 p. 44 John Rogers age 20-29 (1800/10) 10001-02001 Slaves=0 The one on p. 44 is the best match based on ages.; !CENSUS:1840 Marion Dist., SC one of these: p. 161 John Rogers age 30-39 (1800/10) 111001-110001 Slaves=0 p. 172 John Rogers age 20-29 (1810/20) 12101-10002 Slaves=0; !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 931/936 John Rogers 45 Farmer $1000 Marion Abigail 40 John 19 Farmer Furd 17 Farmer Tristram 14 Emeline 11; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion, Marion PO # 351/351 John Rogers 60 Farmer $3500/8000 SC Abigail 56 Emeline 20; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Reaves, Mullins Depot PO # 167/167 John Rodgers 70 Farmer $400/300 SC Abigail 50 Keeping House; !PROBATE Roll # 1859 John W. Rogers, includes D/D of 27 Mar 1877; !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. 206-208 ... Of the sons, George W. Reaves married four times -not being a very old man at the time of his fourth marriage; he was born in 1811, and died, I think, in 1896 or 1897; his first wife was a Miss Carmichael, of what is now Carmichael Township, a sister of the late Neill C. Carmichael ; she lived only about a year, and died childless he married, a second time, a Miss Brown ; by her he had some children, how many is not known. There were one or two sons by this marriage, who were killed or died in the war, and a daughter, who married some one, and soon became a widow I know nothing more of her. His Brown wife died, I think, in 1846 or 7; he married in a few months. Miss Elizabeth Watson, who has hereinbefore been spoken of ; by her he raised two children, James Robert Reaves and Mary E. Reaves, now Mrs. Murphy-heretofore noticed. The Watson wife died, and he married a Miss Rogers, of the Fork, a daughter of the late Captain John Rogers ; by her he had and raised four sons, George R. Reaves, John Reaves, William Reaves and Edward Reaves ; the latter is a Baptist preacher of high standing, and is pastor of some church in the upper part of the State. These sons of George W. Reaves are all respectable and valued citizens, and are a part of the bone and sinews of the county, married and contributing their full share to the citizenship and general prosperity of the county. The father, George W. Reaves, was a good citizen and a prominent church man, weighed, avoirdupois, three hundred pounds, or more. ...; !REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 258 - 261; !REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. p. 512; Collins-- ... "He had a son, named Thomas (and perhaps others), who was the father of John, Solomon and Samuel and probably four daughters. Solomon and John married sisters--the sisters of old Captain John Rogers of the "Fork" section; and their father, Thomas Collins, Jr., married, for a second or third wife, another sister; thus it appears that the father's wife and the wives of his two sons, Solomon nad John, were sisters--and if they all had offspring by the respective marriages, it would be difficult to tell what realtion the children would be to each other." !REFERENCE:"Diary of Simeon Campbell" Father, John Rogers died March 27 1877 his wife Abbey died July 13 1876 Their sons Truisse died July 20 1900 F. G. Rogers died Suddenly May 14 1902; | Rogers, Cpt John W (I72019)
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| 63519 | !NOTES:"E. Paterick (Patrick?) residing with them in 1860 could be Jane's mother; !CENSUS:1860 Dyer Co., TN The 2nd Civil District, Dyersburg PO # 64/68 Jno Edwards 28 Farmer $-/121 TN Jane 28 NC P. C. 2 m TN E. Paterick 60 f NC * A few houses from Lydia Edwards Redding, d/o Barnabas Edwards and Catherine Eudaly, d/o Barnabas * A few houses from Mary Edwards 56 NC | Jane (I123068)
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| 63520 | !NOTES:"Financier" of the American Revolutionary War; | Morris, Robert (I115063)
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| 63521 | !NOTES:"Hosey" (i.e. Hosea?) in 1910, "Isaiah" in 1920 and "Isaac" in 1930. What was his actual name!?!; !CENSUS:1910 Swain Co., NC Forneys Creek # 42/42 Henry W. Cook head 27 M1 5 NC-NC-NC Farmer Martha V. wife 24 M1 5 3-3 William R. son 4 Hosey W. son 2 John M. son 5/12; !CENSUS:1920 Swain Co., NC Forney Creek pg 179A # 123/124 Henry W. Cook, Head 37 M NC-NC-NC Farmer Martha, wife 34 William, son 13 Isaiah, son 12 John, son 10 Charles son 7 Colista, dau 5 Cordelia, dau 2 9/12 Printes, nephew, 13; !CENSUS:1930 Swain Co., NC Forneys Creek # 168/169 Henry Cook head 49 M 20 NC-NC-NC Farmer Martha wfie 37 M 17 William son 24 Isaac son 21 John son 20 Truck Driver - Pulp Wood Charley son 18 Gilistie dau 16 Cordelia dau 12 Edgar son 9 Nellie dau 7 Harvey son 5 Edna dau 2 11/12 Bertha dau 0; | Cook, Isaiah W (I14042)
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| 63522 | !NOTES:"Idiotic" per the 1880 census as well as the special 1880 census; !CENSUS:1870 Scott Co, VA PHF 539B-243-242 Fulkerson Township Fulkerson PO Isaac Hensley 27 M W Farm Laborer 100 Virginia Elizabeth 24 F W Keeping House Virginia Lavada 8 F W At Home Virginia James C. 6 M W At Home Virginia Franky L. 3 F W At Home Virginia Latta Sizemore 18 F W Domestic Servant Virginia !CENSUS:1880 Scott Co., VA PHF 213-21-21 Fulkerson District Isaac Hensley W M 36 M Farmer VA-KY-VA Elizabeth W F 33 Wife M Keeping House VA-VA-TN James C. W M 16 Son S Laborer VA-VA-VA Frances L. W F 12 Dau S VA-VA-VA Amanda C. W F 10 Dau S VA-VA-VA Mary R. W F 8 Dau S VA-VA-VA Perry W M 4 Son S VA-VA-VA Palestine W F 8/12 Dau S [Nov] VA-VA-VA | Hensley, Frances L (I19618)
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| 63523 | !NOTES:"John" of 1870 and "Hilliard" of 1880 may be same person.; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Reaves, Mullins Depot PO # 79/79 James Smith 30 Farm Laborer $-/- SC Hannah 20 Farm Laborer John 4 Willis Miles 12 B Farm Laborer Francis Lewis 6 f B; !CENSUS:1880; | Smith, John (I38131)
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| 63524 | !NOTES:"Latter" may be same name as "Laughter". Not certain though; !CENSUS:1850 x !CENSUS:1860 x !CENSUS:1870 x !CENSUS:1880 Cherokee Co., NC Hothouse # 52/54 Joseph Withrow 18 D Farmer NC-NC-NC Martha E. Grant 41 wd House Keeper; | Latter, Martha E (I67319)
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| 63525 | !NOTES:"Mother Maybelle Carter" of "The Carter Family". | Addington, Maybelle (I114393)
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| 63526 | !NOTES:"Samuel" in 1920, but "John" in 1930, assuming it is same person; !CENSUS:1920 Henderson Co., NC Hendersonville Township # 174/183 Mark Laughter head 33 M NC-NC-NC Annie wife 33 SC-SC-NC Mitchell son 12 NC-NC-SC Joe son 10 Emma dau 8 Artiebell dau 5 Harry son 3 Samuel son 4/12; !CENSUS:1930 Henderson Co., NC Hendersonville Township # 325/325 Marck C. Laughter head 43 M 21 NC-NC-NC Annie C. wife 35 M 13 Joe C. son 20 Emma A. dau 18 Jennie A. dau 16 Harry B. son 14 John A. son 11 Marck Jr. son 8; | Laughter, John A (I73787)
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| 63527 | !NOTES:"Sara Carter" of "The Carter Family" | Dougherty, Sara Elizabeth (I114390)
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| 63528 | !NOTES:"Ward" must be a middle name, for noone of that name is listed in 1850 or 1860 in Macon or elsewhere; !CENSUS:1850 x !CENSUS:1860 x !MARRIAGE:18 Aug 1866 Macon Co., NC Ward Stillwell & Susan Rowland; | Stillwell, Ward (I75251)
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| 63529 | !NOTES:"Zelery died at age 14 from a Kidney condition called Bright's Disease." (From Tamara West); !CENSUS:1920 Cherokee Co., NC Valleytown, Topton Precinct # 34/35 Joe Matheson, head 48 M NC-NC-NC Arzela wife 40 Gratin son 12 Ruth dau 10 Carl son 7 Zelry son 5 Floyd son 2; | Matheson, Zelery (I481)
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| 63530 | !NOTES:(no B/D just "1918") & full name from Sampson County Births; !CENSUS:1920 Sampson Co., NC North Clinton Township, Clinton Town # 57/60 Cyrus M. Faircloth head 33 M NC-NC-NC Lawyer Alice L. wife 33 M James M. son 16 Elizabeth dau 14 L. Croom son 9 Louise dau 2; !CENSUS:1930 Sampson Co., NC South Clinton, Clinton Town 343 Lisbon St, # 83/86 Cyrus M. Faircloth, head 53 M 23 NC-NC-NC Lawyer Alice L. wife 53 M 23 Croom son 19 Louise dau 12 Thel W. Warren lodger 33 S, Dealer, Automobile; | Faircloth, Louise Mills (I73273)
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| 63531 | !NOTES:*Might* be a daughter of Mary Pace (widow of Archibald Pace) who was with the family in 1850; !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 595/598 Thomas Collins 34 Farmer $225 Marion Elizabeth 35 Perry 14 Mary 12 Sarah 10 David 8 Volantine 5 Frances 1 Mary Pace 60; | Pace, Elizabeth (I48294)
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| 63532 | !NOTES:*might* be same person as Elizabeth Hopper, daughter of Martha Grant Hopper of Rutherford/Cleveland; !CENSUS:1850 x !CENSUS:1860 x !CENSUS:1870 x !MARRIAGE LICENSE: 1 Oct 1874 Cleveland Co., NC William Edwards of Cleveland County, 54, white, & Elizabeth Grant, of Cleveland, 34, white. Married 1 Oct 1874 by F. L. Hoke, JP at Mr. Hoke’s office. Witnesses were R. J. Durham, William Walls and A. J. Borders. !CENSUS:1880 x | Grant, Elizabeth (I109229)
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| 63533 | !NOTES:10 Jan 1831 Northampton Co., NC Deed Book 25, p. 392 proves that Newet and James H. Grant are the "only heirs" of William Grant; | Grant, James H (I111091)
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| 63534 | !NOTES:12 Oct 1820 - 27 Jul 1902 sources?; !NOTES:What proof is there that Jacob is a son of James & Nancy? It fits, but is there proof? !CENSUS:1820 Buncombe Co., NC Pg 86 w/James Reed age 0-9 (1810/20); !CENSUS:1830 Buncombe Co., NC pg 250 w/James Reed age 5-9 (1820/25); !CENSUS:1840 Buncombe Co., NC pg 63 Jac. Reid age 20-29 (1810/20) "00001-10001"; !CENSUS:1850 McDowell Co., NC # 349/349 Jacob Reed 31 Farmer $- NC Catharine 30 Matilda A. 10 John C. 9 Mary E. 5 Margaret 4 Martha 8/12 Nancy J. 5; !CENSUS:1860 Henderson Co., NC Mills River PO # 166/166 Jacob Reid 40 Farm Laborer $-/- NC Catherine 45 Adaline 29 John C. 20 Mary E. 17 Nancy J. 15 Margaret M. 13 Martha E. 11 Dice 9; !CENSUS:1870 Buncombe Co., NC Leicester Township no 4, Leicester PO # 73/75 Jacob Reed 50 Farmer $360/182 NC Catherine 53 Keeping House Matilda 24 House Keeper Martha 18 at home Dicy 16 at home James Hetherly, 10 Farm Laborer; !CENSUS:1880 Buncombe Co., NC Reems Creek # 201/209 Jacob C. Reed 60 M Farmer NC-NC-NC Catharine 60 wife Matilda A. 30 dau S Caldonia 20 dau S Mattie Whittamore 25 dau M Dovie Ann 3/12 Feb. gr-dau; !CENSUS:1900 Buncombe Co., NC Upper Hominy # 173/179 Jacob Reed head Oct 1820 79 wd NC-NC-NC Adaline dau Dec 1840 59 S Martha Whitamore dau Jul 1846 53 div 50 2-1; !CENSUS:1910 x | Reed, Jacob C (I39320)
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| 63535 | !NOTES:1699 witness of deed suggests close relationship to Abraham and Elizabeth Lewis; !NAMED-WILL:-- Oct 1696 county? (Chowan?) Carsmear Messler, pr 7 May 1697 son-in-law Richard Lewis; !WITNESS-DEED: 6 Feb 1699 Chowan Co., NC Deed Book W1, p. 6 Abrahm Lewis, Mariner, and wife Elizabeth Lewis of Chowan to Nathl. Cherin of same for 15 pounds ... mouth of Matoromet Creek p/o 1000a patented to Thos Horskinse and sold by him to Will. Hankrook father and purchased by Godfrey Spruell and by said Spruel to us 250a. S: Abrahm Lewis, Elizth Lewis W: Jams Blount, Thos Waine, Richd Lewis !NAMED-WILL:10 Feb 1705 Chowan Co., NC pr. 2 Oct 1706 John Dicks Son-in-law Richt Lewis Wife and Execx Phelis W: Thos Luten, Jon Jones, Jon Wheatly; !GRANT: 5 Mar 1711/12 Chowan Co, NC Richard Lewis 416a at Barrow Hole Empty shuck, no details; !DEED:14 Jul 1712 Chowan Co., NC Deed Book W, p. 115 Richard Lewis and my now wife Elizabeth of Chowan to Francis Branch ... 416a by patent to me dated Mar 1712 proportional ... sell 166a N sd Miery Branch ... S: Richard Lewis (mark RL) W: Thos Luten, Thomas Luten Junr; !PETITION:25 May 1715 North Carolina Colonial Records Vol II p. 181 Upon petition of Nath Chevin Esqr shewing that a tract of land containing 272a at Cowhall, surveyed and patt. by Richard Lewis is laps'd for want of seating and prays the same may be granted to himselfe !TAXLIST:1717 Chowan Co., NC Jacob Lewis Rd Lewis (Richard) * Not near each other; !WILL:21 Jul 1719 Chowan Co., NC pr. 14 Aug 1719 Richard Lewis of Chowan "being very sick & weak of body but of perfect mind and memory" - to my son John plantation I live upon 200a and at age of 20 years posessed of one half of plantation and the day of his mothers 20th the whole. - My son Benjamin 100a adj Major Luten's line but to be in JosephHudsons possession till he comes of age of 21. - Remaining part of ye patten to my loving wife Elizabeth Lewis to give that child of mine she pleases. - my daughter Hudson ye remaining parts of my patent that was not sold to Henry Lisle also stock & catle that belonged to their grandmother (not named) equally divided - my two biggest boys John and Willm - youngest daughter Jean S: R.L. W: Hene (Henry) Lisle, Wm Lisle (his mark WT), James Lisle (his mark L) Proved in 21 Jul 1719 court !PETITION:10 Nov 1719 North Carolina Colonial Records Vol II p. 352 The petition of Henry Lisle is read Shwewng that he purchased a Tract of Land of Richard Lewis containint 27a which land being lapsable for want of Seating and planting the petitioner prays a Lapse patent for the same be granted him.; | Lewis, Richard (I127225)
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| 63536 | !NOTES:1757 Deed shows Richard Eagles Sr deeded land to his "son in law" Jehu Davis Junr; | Eagles, Richard (I125998)
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| 63537 | !NOTES:1786-3-4 Joel Brown granted certificate from Cane Creek MM to New Garden MM; | Brown, Joel (I121267)
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| 63538 | !NOTES:1787 Court Record in Burke Co., NC refers to James and wife Sarah. !CENSUS:1790 Burke Co., NC 9th Company p. 99 James Steward age 16+ (bef 1774) 1-0-4-0-0 My analysis (who each person *might* be): 1m 16+ (bef 1774) James Stewart (1765/70) 4f (before 1790). 1. Wife? <--- ................. 2. Daughter? ................. 3. Daughter? ................. 4. Daughter?; | Sarah (I16312)
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| 63539 | !NOTES:1787-10-6 Thomas Brown and family granted certificate from Cane Creek MM to Deep River MM; | Brown, Thomas (I121256)
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| 63540 | !NOTES:1788-2-2 Richard Brown and family granted certificate from Cane Creek MM to Deep River MM; | Brown, Richard (I121261)
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| 63541 | !NOTES:1790-11-6 Joseph Brown dismissed for marrying outside of unity. Cane Creek MM; !NOTES:1794-1-4 Joseph Brown considered his misconduct, Cane Creek MM; !NOTES:1800-2-1 Joseph Brown granted certificate to Center MM from Cane Creek MM; | Brown, Joseph (I121266)
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| 63542 | !NOTES:1800 Deed shows Charles Moody Jr also as Capt. Charles Moody.; !NOTES:There is a Charles Moody (1760/70) in 1830 Jackson Co., MS and another in Greene Co., MS. In both cases other Marion Co., SC Moodys are nearby. Which is Charles son of Robert Sr.? On close examinations both enumerations are identical except for the older woman in the household. The two counties are adjacent, so perhaps it's the same Charles; !CENSUS:1790 x !DEED:18 Dec 1795 Marion Dist., SC Deed Bok C p. 108 Charles Moody Junr of Liberty Co., SC planter, quit claim unto David Rowland, Deputy Surveyor Kingstown Co., SC, interest unto 450a being part of 700a grant to Charles Moody 1 Sep 1794 SWs Little Pee Dee River NS Buck Swamp ... bound SW by John Smith, Zedekiah Owen, Daniel Moody, Edward Coward, Joseph Dear & John Dear. NEs by James Alford, Anguish McLean & Charles Moody Senr. S: Charles Moody Junr. Wit: Jeremiah Harralson, James Moody* Proven before Robert Moody JQ 30 Mar 1805; !CENSUS:1800 Marion Dist, SC p. 462/806 Charles Moody Junr age 26-44 (1755/74) 20010-20100-0-3; !WITNESS-DEED:26 Jul 1800 Marion Dist. SC Book A p 206 Charles Moody Senr of Marion Dist, planter to Daniel Herring, planter for L20 sterling 100a South Side Buck Swamp, lower side of Joes Branch S: Charles Moody Senr, Milly (her mk) Moody Wit: John Ford, Charles Moody Junr. Prove befo L. Harralson, JQ 31 Jan 1801 by Capt Charles Moody who saw Charles Moody and wife Millender sign; !NAMED-PROBATE:10 Jan 1801 Marion Co., SC Probate Roll # 505 Daniel Moody, Jr. Robert Moody Jr and Peter Munro Adms. Mary Moody made suit for letters of adm for Daniel Moody, Jr, late of Little Pee Dee 10 Jan 1801. BM: Mary Moody, Robert Moody, Levi Gibson; 30 Jan 1801 Warrant of Appraisment. Appraisers: Samuel Johnston, Charles Moody, Sr and Roger Roberts. Return 1806 paid Leonard White, boarding and clothing of Josiah Moody. Paid Taply Moody for boarding and schooling Josiah Moody 3 months. 27 Apr 1803 Inventory of Daniel Moody, Jr, late of Buck Swamp. 16 Feb 1803 The humble petition of the relatives of the heir of Daniel Moody deceased showeth that wehere as your petition applied in conjunction with Peter Munroe for administration of the estate of Daniel Moody deceased ... the child of the deceased ... S: Robert Moody, Sr. S: Robert Moody, Jr. S: Tapley Moody. Return 1816 paid Mrs. Mary Godfrey clothing for Josiah Moody. ... more ... !WITNESS-DEED:B-130 3 Sep 1802 William Herring to Robert Moody Junr for $300, negro boy Daniel aged 20. Witnesses: Charles Moody Junr, Jesse Moody. !TAX LIST:1809 Marion Dist., SC Charles Moody Jun Charles Moody Sen Daniel Moody James Moody Jesse Moody Robert Moody Jun Robert Moody Sen Tapley Moody Thomas Moody; !CENSUS:1810 Marion Dist., SC p. 35 Charles Moody Senr age 45+ (bef 1775) 12101-41010-0-2 !NOTES:26 Oct 1812 Partition among heirs of Robert Moody, deceased. * This record from Pee Dee Queue, Vol XXX, No. 5, Sept-Oct 2006, pp. 7-8 transcribed by Jo Church Dickerson from an original document found by Helen Moody. * Below is an abstract of the heirs from the document, not a full transcript (MG) Writ of Partition, Marion 1813, Rol 2361, Filed 17 Sep 1813, Recorded in Book B pp 245 & 246 Thomas Moody and others vs. Charles Moody, admr of Robert Moody Robert Moody late of Marion Dist, SC died 22 Aug 1810 intestate leaving: Easter Moody, his widow and relict Charles Moody Tapply Moody James Moody Daniel Moody who died leaving Josiah Moody his son and only heir Mary Moody wife of Absalom Foxworth. Mary died leaving: Mary, Samuel and Delilah Foxworth, infants Robert Moody Thomas Moody John Moody who has died leaving Nancy his wife James, Solomon and Mary Moody, infants. Jesse Moody, infant Pene Moody, infant Willey Moody, infant Harriet Moody, infant Smithey Moody, infant (1000a to be partitioned.) We command you Enos Tart, Thomas Harlee, Robert Moody, Jesse Bethea & Elisha Bethea, Esquires to value the land ... Witness the Honorable J. F. Grimke, Esqr, Senior Associate Judge of the said State at Marion Court House the fourth Monday in October in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred & twelve & of the American Independence the thirty seventh. (26 Oct 1812); !NAMED-PROBATE ROLL # 551 Smithy and Milley Moody 5 Apr 1813 Guardianship Bond. BM: Charles Moody, Jr. Jesse Moody and John Deer Wit: Reading Roberts, Norton Roberts; !DEED:27 Jul 1813 Marion Dist., SC Book F p. 215 Jesse Moody of Marion Dist to Esther Moody of same, for $80. 125a ... Joes Branch ... S: Jesse Moody. Wit: Barfield Moody* Charles Moody Jr. Proven bef Tapley Moody, QU 1 Jan 1813 No spouse signed nor mentioned in deed; !WITNESS-DEED:10 Oct 1818 Marion Co., SC Deed Book I p. 63 Charles Moody Snr of Marion Dist for love & affection to my son Salathiel Moody give Negro Jacob about 30 years, Negro boy Simon under age 18 & Negro girl Moriah about age 10. S: Charles (his mk) Moody. Wit: Charles Moody Jr Matthew Moody.; !CENSUS:1820 Richland Dist., SC p. p. 18 Charles Moody age 45+ (bef 1775) 000001-00000 slaves=0200-0100 *Joseph Moody 020010-11100, slaves=0000-0000 *Listed side by side on alphabetic list. !CENSUS:1830 * Jackson Co., MS p. 9 Charles Moody age 60-69 (1760/70) 001000001-0111 Slaves=0 OR !CENSUS:1830 * Greene Co., MS p. 175 Charles Moody Senr age 60-69 (1760/70) 001000001-01110001 Slaves=0 * Note that both households above are identical except for the older woman in the Greene County household. Jackson and Greene border one another. This may be the same household listed in both counties. !CENSUS:1840 x x No Charles Moody in the south except NC and VA; !CENSUS:1850 x | Moody, Cpt Charles (I56549)
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| 63543 | !NOTES:1806 deed proves Milly is wife of George Ford *; !DEED:30 Aug 1814 Marion Co., SC Deed Book O, p. 361* Agreement between the heirs of Jeremiah Pain ... agree not to disinherit Mrs. Paine of plantation or negroes during her natural life ... S: Stephen Ford, Bennet Flowers, George Ford, Archibald (his mk) Gasque, Theophelus Moody. Wit: Benjamin Lewis, Isaac Lewis, James Flowers; * Milly isn't mentioned by name, but her husband is; !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 791/795 Nelson Ford 39 Farmer $500 Marion Milly 62 George 7 Hardy 6 Elizabeth 5 Mantha 3; | Payne, Milly (I77294)
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| 63544 | !NOTES:1840-1885 from T/S; !CENSUS:1850 Macon Co., NC Tennessee Valley # 124/127 George Clampit 30 Carpenter $300 Stokes Charlotte 25 Ashe Celia E. 10 Macon Harriet 8 H. K. 6 m Robert C. 3 Wm Cunningham 20 Carpenter App. Francis Poindexter 24 m " " Surry; !MARRIAGE:25 Mar 1856 Macon Co., NC John Jacobs & Ceily Clampett; !CENSUS:1860 Macon Co., NC Tennessee Valley # 401/412 John N. Jacobs 23 Farmer $0/385 Macon Sela E. 22 Robt. P. 3; !CENSUS:1870 Macon Co., NC Franklin # 176/192 J. M. Jacobs 32 Teamster $0/600 NC Celia 38 Robt 12 Charles 9 Callie 7 Edwin 5 Wm 3 Emma 1; !CENSUS:1880 Macon Co., NC Franklin # 32/33 J. M. Jacobs 42 M Farmer NC-NC-NC Celia 35 wife Robt 22 son Chas 19 son Callie 16 dau Ed 12 son Wm 10 son Emma 7 dau Ellen 4 dau Bessie 2 dau; | Clampett, Celia E (I7103)
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| 63545 | !NOTES:1849 Yancey Court record proves Elizabeth Houston m Mansfield Ellis. Doesn't give her parents, but she is next to William in 1850, so probably them; | Houston, Elizabeth (I126216)
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| 63546 | !NOTES:1855-1899 from T/S; !CENSUS:1860 Gilmer Co., GA Subdivision 33 # 891/779 William Fouts 40 Farmer $700/500 NC Adaline J. 40 Margaret E. 20 Isabella D. 17 Susan J. 16 Charlotta 14 Jacob R. 10 John 8 William 5 Noah 2; !CENSUS:1870 Gilmer Co., GA Sub Division 55, Ellijay PO # 515/515 William Fouts 50 Blacksmith $300/800 NC Adaline 49 Jacob 20 John 17 William 14 Noah 12 Leonidas 9 GA Calvin 3 Isabel Osborn 28; !CENSUS:1880 Gilmer Co., GA 106th Town Creek or 1135 # 182/182 (dim) William Fouts 60 M Farmer NC-NC-NC Jane A. 60 wife William P. 24 son L-- M. 19 son GA-NC-NC Calvin 14 son Elizabeth Henderson 40 dau wd NC-NC-NC Isaac S. 14 gr-son GA-NC-NC John G. 11 gr-son Robert 9 gr-son; | Fouts, William P (I10584)
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| 63547 | !NOTES:1899-1968 and middle name Wilton from T/S; !CENSUS:1900 Horry Co., SC Little River # 284/287 Franklin P. Bordeaux head Sep 1851 48 M 18 NC-NC-NC Machanic Tobitha wife --- 1862 38 M 18 9-7 Mary E. dau --- 1883 17 Thomas C. son Sep 1885 14 Lened D* dau --- 1888 12 Franklin C. son --- 1891 9 Manley son --- 1893 7 Joseph A. son --- 1895 5 Robert W. son Dec 1899 5/12 * overwritten, illegible.; !CENSUS:1910 Horry Co., SC Conway Town # 33/33 Frank Bordeaux head 59 M3 25 NC-NC-NC Engineer - Lumber Plant Tobitha wife 50 M1 25 9-6 Lena dau 18 Manly son 15 Joe son 13 Robbie son 9; !CENSUS:1920 Horry Co., SC Conway Town # 208/219 Franklin P. Bordeaux head 68 M Blacksmith - Shop Tobitha wife 62 M Joe son 20 Mechanic - Garage Robert son 18 Mechanic - Garage; | Bordeaux, Robert Wilton (I76503)
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| 63548 | !NOTES:1900 census gives B/D as -- Aug 1849, but she was not with parents on 1850 census, so probably born in Aug 1850; !CENSUS:1850 x !CENSUS:1860 Macon Co., NC Tennessee Valley # 394/405 Robt. A. Hall 37 Farmer $150/233 SC Sarah 36 Burke David R. 16 Macon John W. 14 William S. 13 Mary J. 12 Margaret C. 10 Robrt S. 8 Rebeca A. 5 James R. 3; !CENSUS:1870 Macon Co., NC Franklin # 65/74 Robert Hall 47 Farmer $0/220 NC Sarah 47 Mary J. 21 Margarette 19 Samuel R. 18 Henry A. 8 James R. 13 Sarah M. 3; !MARRIAGE:19 Nov 1876 Macon Co., NC A. M. Teague 40 & Carolin Hall 23 by Joseph Morgan, JP; !CENSUS:1880 Macon Co., NC Burningtown # 15/15 Augustus Teague 44 Farmer NC-NC-NC Caroline 30 wife George W. 7/12 Nov. son Emmaus Gliimpse (Gillespie?) 70 none wd; !CENSUS:1900 Macon Co., NC Burningtown # 84/84 Madison Teague head Mar 1836 64 M 24 NC-NC-NC Maggie C. wife Aug 1849 50 M 24 4-2 George son Nov 1889 (sic) 20 America dau Jun 1885 14 Sarah Cockram si-in-l Oct 1862 37 wd 1-1 Amanda niece Aug 1893 6; !CENSUS:1910 x | Hall, Margaret Carolyn (I10462)
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| 63549 | !NOTES:1900 census gives May 1847 for her birth, but she was born ca 1853 per 1860 census; !CENSUS:1860 Alachua Co., FL 17th Division # 25/25 Samuel A. Lane 36 Farmer $4040/11300 SC Laura O. 28 A. Judson 9 m Robert J. 8 Dorah T. 7; !CENSUS:1870 x - There is a Dora Lane 18 in Columbia Co., FL, could be her; !CENSUS:1880 Alachua Co., FL (No Township) # 148/148 James D. Cromwell 40 Dentist NC-NC-NC Dora S. 27 wife SC-SC-SC Zedoc D. 18 son NC-NC-NC James W. 5 son FL-NC-SC; !CENSUS:1900 Alachua Co., FL Precinct No 7 City of Gainesville # 679/697 Dora T. Cromwell head May 1847 53 wd 2-2 SC-SC-SC Fletcher son Oct 1885 14 S FL-NC-SC Robert J. Lane brother May 1852 48 SC-SC-SC Edward Foreman servant, black, May 1810 90 wd SC-SC-SC; !CENSUS:1910 x !CENSUS:1920 Alachua Co., FL Hawthorne Precinct 8 # 30/30 Fred Stock head 58 M OH-Germ-Germ Mamie wife 48 M FL-FL-FL Otto son 28 FL-OH-FL Harvey son 17 Louis son 24 Minnie dau 21 Dora Cromwell housekeeper 65 wd FL-FL-FL; | Lane, Dora T (I71355)
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| 63550 | !NOTES:1st spouse of 2nd Spouse of Spouse of Marty Grant's 1st cousin, 4 times removed. (got it?) !REFERENCE: http://www.martygrant.com/ http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/carpenter/ !NOTES:Name "Greeley Painter" b. Swain Co., NC per D/C of daughter Florence; !CENSUS:1900 Cherokee Co., NC Murphy # 213/217 Samuel G. Panther head Oct 1872 27 M 8 NC-NC-NC Farmer Lucy (sic) Jane wife Feb 1875 25 M 8 2-2 Hester M. dau May 10 1897 3 Julia E. dau Jan 12 1900 8/12; | Painter, Samuel Greeley (I106455)
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