Adams,David, age 64, farmer, N. C., Marrah 37, S. C., Nancy Bush 17, Ga., Bennet Adams, 6,Ga., Randolph 5, Ga., William 2, Ga.,Source: 1850 Stewart Co., Ga. Census, Family #29
Adams,Edwin, son of Richard, b. 1812 Richland, Richland Co., S. C. m. ca 1832/1835 in Twiggs Co.,Ga. Sarah Fisher. Listed 1860 Chattanoochee Co., Ga. Census as follows: Edwin Adams, 48, S. C.,farmer, Sarah 43, Ga., Charles 18, Ga., Mary 19, Ga., Philip 2, Ga., Augusta (f) 10, Ga.Edwin Adams, was a resident of Chattahoochee Co., Ga., his LWT dtd 12/5/1870, Book A (1854-1935),pp. 68-69, named wife: Sarah, and daughters: Jane Wilson, Frances E. Cody, Catherine A. Lightner,and Mary F. Adams,. Son: James P. Adams. History of Twiggs County states that Sarah Fisher m. Edwin Adams, and they had the followingChildren: Jane Adams, m. Thomas Wilson (children: William T., Laura m.Russell, Sallie m. C. W. Johnson, Charles, James E., and Mary Ida Wilson); James Adams,; PhilipAdams,; Catherine Adams, m. J. M. Lightner; Frances Adams, m. (1) David C. Cody, a son of LawsonCody, (2) John Smith
Adams,George, b. Newberry Dist., S. C. 1814 or 1817, d. 1852. Malinda Jane, wife.Buried Jamestown or Shiloah Cemetery, Chattahoochee Co., Ga., Ft. Benning Reservation.
Adams,George, Harris District, George Adams,, age 31, b. S. C., Malinda J., age 26,b. Washington Co., Ga., Eugenia, age 4, b. Talbot Co., Thomas M., age 3, born Talbot Co.,infant female child, 5 months, b. Muscogee Co., and William Berk, 34, farmer, b. S. C.,Source: 1850 Muscogee Co., Ga Census
Adams,Richard was b. ca 1730, went to Richland Co., S. C. in 1770 where he was listedas an early landowner in History of Richland County by Edwin L. Greene - "Richard Adams,, 150 acres, Sep. 10, 1770." From South Carolinians in the Revolutionby Ervin - "the following is a list of persons who received pay for clothing - who are not included in Sumter's list and special bounty: Richard Adams,, et al." The LWT of Richard Adams,is dated 10/28/1778, probated 2/19/1788, Richland County, S. C. (WB B, p. 19). Names wife, Mary,and son, Abraham Adams, as extrs. Also children: Annes Gregory, John Carroll Adams, andRichard Adams, to whom he left property in Beaufort Co., N. C.), and Abraham Adams,.Children not named in LWT: William and James Adams,, substantiated by the LWT of son,Richard Adams, (WB, Richland Co., S. C., p. 45, dated 1/11/1803, probated 1/2/1807 whichnamed children: William Adams, and Rachell Bryson; wife, Jane and 4 brothers (John CarrollAdams,, William Adams,, James Adams, and Abraham Adams,; brother-in-law, John Bryson).,
Adams,Richard listed 1850 Muscogee Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #56. Richard Adams, 54,farmer, Richland, S. C., Catherine 45, Jones Co., N. C., James A. 18, farmer, Jones Co., Ga.,William D. 16, farmer, Twiggs Co., Ga., Daniel I. 14, Twiggs Co., Ga., Richard M. 13,Twiggs Co., Ga., John C. 12, Twiggs Co., Ga., Robert R. 9, Twiggs Co., Ga., and SusanBanister 17, Twiggs Co., Ga.
Adams,Richard, son of John Carroll, was b. 1796 Richland Co., S. C., removed with hisparents to Beaufort Co., N. C. to settle on lands which his grandfather (Richard) bequeathedto his father. He apparently m. Catherine either in Beaufort or Jones Co., N. C. prior to 1820. In 1821, drew in Georgia Land Lottery, a resident of Hall Co. Land drawn was in Houston Co., which he never settled.He as listed on 1820 Hall Co. Ga Census. When he drew land in Clarke County from the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery, hewas a resident of Jones County. 1834-6 deed transaction found him in Muscogee County. He waslisted on 1840 Twiggs Co., Ga census. History of Twiggs County, p. 36 - Twiggs countyCavalry attached to the 37th Ga Regt (as reported by Capt. Harrison opposingthe Twiggs Co. Cavalry) named Richard Adams,, enlisting on 2/4/1836. ,
Adams, Wesley "(12-31-1775-1854) b. Fairfax, Va; a medical doctor; lived and preached in Jefferson Co., Fla.' d. Thomasville, Ga' Chrn. S. S. of Thomasville, Drusilla A. (d. 1841, age 21). He preached in Florida." Ref: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.
ALLEN, George, born 12/3/1754 per Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA.
ALLEN, George, son of Richard, born 10/25/1721 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.
Allen, George D. (Capt.) "comes of "Old Dominion" stock. His father, Maj. W. A. Allen, was born in Amelia county, Va., in 1815, and reared on a plantation. He, with his father, Capt. Alexander Allen, removed to Bedford county, Tenn., in 1834, where he married Martha E. Davidson, daughter of George Davidson, who was a native North Carolinian. Maj. Allen, while a resident of Tennessee, was a man of distinction and influence, having served a term in the senate of that state. After the war he came south and located at Forsyth, Ga., where he now resides, enjoying, by choice, the life of a quiet citizen, much loved and respected by the people of his community.Capt. George D. Allen was born in Shelbyville, Tenn., Dec. 30, 1843, and passed his boyhood days on the home plantation, and was being educated at the Shelbyville university when war became the cry. He at once enlisted in Company B, Forty-first Tennessee regiment of the C. S. A., and served through the entire four years. His service, for the most part, was in the Army of the West, where he was in all the important battles. At the fall of Fort Donelson, in 1862, he was captured and spent seven months in prison at Indianapolis. He was exchanged in time to take part in the siege of Vicksburg. From this time he served as aide-de-camp to Gen. H. B. Davidson, and at the close of the war was on the right flank of Lee's immortal band at Appomattox.Capt. Allen returned to his father's country home in June, 1865. The following October he married Miss M. Eufaula Scandrett, an accomplished lady of Griffin, Ga. They are the parents of eight children, four of whom are living: Lawson D., George D., Jr.; Harry S., and Stewart W., all of whom are now having the best educational advantages.Capt. Allen came to Georgia in 1866, engaged in cotton planting two years, and in 1868 embarked in the mercantile business at Forsyth, Ga. He was chairman of board county commissioners and mayor of the city. It was during his administration and largely owing to his energy and influence that the Monroe Female college, the oldest female college in the south, was rebuilt.The year 1884 marks the date of Capt. Allen's coming to Macon, since which he has been one of her most energestic and successful business men. He engaged in the wholesale grocery trade, and in 1890 organized the firm of Allen & Dumas Co., of which he was president and general manager. In December, 1894, he became sole owner of the business, which includes the Juliette water mills, located at Juliette, Ga., twenty-two miles north of Macon, on the Southern railway, and one of the largest and best-equipped grist mills in the south.Capt. Allen is, in religion, a Methodist, is a Knight Templar Mason, and a citizen of whom Macon may well feel proud for his enterprise and ability." Memoirs of Georgia
ALLEN, Hannah, daughter of William, baptised 9/17/1717 in St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA. She died 3/22/1719.
ALLEN, Jacoby, daughter of Elizabeth and Robert, wa born 7161728 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.
ALLEN, James and Benjamin, sons of Robert, born 4/12/1711 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.
ALLEN, James, son of William and Bridget, born 1/2/1744 in Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA.
ALLEN, John, son of Archibald and Abigail, born 8/12/1743 per Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA.
ALLEN, Judah, daughter of Robert, born 7/31/1724 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.
ALLEN, Judith, daughter of Samuel, born 8/16/1716 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.
ALLEN, Margaret, born 9/8/1743 per Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA.
ALLEN, Margaret, daughter of Robert and Elizabeth, born 4/22/1734 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.
ALLEN, Stephen. Estate. Surry Co., VA Will Book 2, page 104. Brother: Allen. Paid Capt. Watkins, William Skinner,Lewis Williams and George Proctor from the estate.
ALLEN, Susannah married Hutchens Burtin 3/31/1719 per St. Peters Parish Register, New Kent Co., VA.
ALLEN, William, born 1/31/1741 per Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA
ALLEN, William married Bridget Withers 2/15/1743 per Overwharton Parish Register, Stafford Co., VA
ALLISON, William listed on 1850 Iredell Co., NC Census, page 461, age 33, born in N. C.; Elizabeth 28, Thomas J. 1, William M. Stevenson 22, Mary Allison 66 and Elenor White 69.
ALMAND, Thomas, 1779-1846, son of David Almand of Scotch-Irish descent. Wife, Mary (1785-1875). The family migrated from England to Spotsylvania County, Virginia ca 1600, removed to Elbert County ca 1790. Had 15 children. Ref: History of Rockdale County
ANDERSON, Amos, son of John, was b. 1797 S. C., removed to Georgia with his parentsbeofre 1810, m. Miss Martha Wood, the dau. of Thomas Wood. Listed 1820 TattnallCo., Ga. Census - Amos Anderson, 3 males to 10, male 16 to 26, male to 45, female to 10,female to 26. Also, listed on 1830 Tattnall Co. Census. Amos Anderson, male 5 to 10, 2males 10-15, male 15-20, male 40-50, female 15-20, female 30-40. Listed 1840 TattnallCo. Census, Amos Anderson, male 15-20, 3 males 20-30, male 40-50, female 50-60. Issue, allb. Tattnall Co.: James b. 1818 m. 8/6/1840 Elizabeth Sapp; Uriah b. 1818 m. SarahHolland 4/25/1839 Tattnall Co.; Martha b. 1815/1820 m. Dempsey Holland 2/20/1840 TattnallCo.,; son b. ca 1804; Wyllie b. 1810 m. Nancy Inman 7/22/1825 Tattnall Co.; William b. 1823m. Elizabeth H. Percell 1/3/1847 Tattnall Co.
ANDERSON, Henry. Estates of Henry and Mary Anderson, decd. C. C. Anderson, admr. Inv. andappr. 12/4/1899, Tattnall Co., Ga.
ANDERSON, James. LWT Surry Co., VA dated 1752, named: James, John, William and Thomas (brothers) who removed from VAto S. C. after the American Revolution.
ANDERSON, James, born ca 1690/1700, probably in Prince George Co., VA, was a resident of New Kent Co., VA. He married MaryJordan, the daughter of Mary (Browne) and George Jordan (1657-1718). A deed dated 1718 in Prince George Co., VA he sold toJoshua Meacham of Surry Co., VA 104 acres for 4 pds. land near the Nottaway River.On 2/14/1719 James Anderson of Surry Co. sold to Cornelius Cargite of Prince George Co. for10 pds., 105 acres on Cattail Swamp in Prince George Co. James Anderson married (2) Rebecca, the daughter of William Cook ofSurry Co., VA. His death in 1752 was reported by Thomas Bedingfield in the Albemarle Parish Register, on page 64. His LWT dated1/9/1751, probated 1/21/1752 in Surry Co. Will Book 1732-34, page 745...."James Anderson of Parish of Southwark, SurryCounty" bequeathed to sons, Thomas, James, John and William (William not 21). Daughters: Mary (Mrs. Edward Eppes), LyddyAveriss, Priscilla and Faith Anderson. Wife: Rebecca. Southside Virginia Families by Boddie, Vol. I, page 296-7: "Iin South Caroliniansin the Revolution by Sara Sullivan Irvin, John Anderson, William Anderson, James Anderson and Thomas Anderson filed Revolutionary War claims in Camden District, later Chester Co., S. C. James and Thomas appeared to be brothers. James, Sr. and his sons - John,James and William and probably Quinton - moved from the Chester area to Greenville, acquiring lands on Horse Creek, while Williamhad lands on Rabun and Lick Creeks."
ANDERSON, John, son of John, was born 1759 in N. C., served as Pvt. in the N. C. Militia during the Revolutionary War. After the war, he removed to S. C., first to Camden District, then Greenville Co. He died in Telfair Co., Georgia in1849. Wife was Mary. South Carolinians in the Revolution By Sara Sullivan Ervin states that John, James and ThomasAnderson filed a Revolutionary War claim in Camden District, later Chester Co. James and Tom appeared to be brothers. James, Sr. andhis sons, viz... John, James and William and probably Quinton, removed from Chester area to Greenvill Co., acquiring ldans onHorse Creek, while William had lands on Rabun and Lick Creeks. The 1790 Greenville Co, S. C. Census listed John Anderson, one male over 16, 2 males under 16, 3 females. Pioneers of Wiregrass by Folks Huxford, Vol. 5, pae 7: "John Anderson was born 1759 N. C. He served as a Pvt. in N. C. Militia in Revolutionary War, residing at that time first in Duplin Co., thenBladen Co. After the war, he moved to S. C. His wife, Mary, was born ca 1765. All children were born in S. C. except the last one (Charles)."John Anderson died 10/1849 in the home of his son, Vincent, in Telfair County, Georgia who had removed there ca 1822. Now considered Toombs Co. Issue of John and Mary: Vincent Anderson, born 1788 S. C., died Telfair Co., GA 10/1852, married 5/18/1813 Sarah Copeland (born 1792 inGa), daughter of Robert Copeland; Rebecca Anderson, born 1790 S. C. married Abner W. Sweat; Brice Anderson, born 1793 S. C., listed as a petit juror in Tattnall Co., Ga in 1810, received a headgrant in Tattnall Co. in 1826; Argent Anderson, born 1795 in S. C. married11/24/1816 Isaac Taylor in Tattnall Co.; Amos Anderson, born 1797 in S. C. married Margaret Wood, daughter of Thomas Wood;Mary Anderson, born 1800 in S. C. married Aaron Daniel on 8/25/1825; Elizabeth Anderson, born 1803 in S. C. marriedTarleton Knight; Charles Anderson, born 1808 in GA married Ann Cherry Daniel on 10/2/1836, daughter of Aaron Daniel, Sr. ofTattnall Co.
ANDERSON, John, aged 20, onboard ship "Bonaventure" on 1/2/1634, bound for Virginia. John belonged to the House ofBurgesses 1685-6 from York Co., VA. Colonial Virginia Register by William G. Stanard; Assembly of 1685-6, York County,page 85-6.
ANDERSON, John, son of James, b. ca 1730/40 in Virginia, m. Sarah Carney in Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co., Va., 11/25/1752; where their three oldest children were born: Bailey, Scarlet and Sela. During the Rev. War, the family passed through N. C., and afterwards settled on Pacolet River, Greenville Co., S. C. Sarah, widow, resided in Greenville Co., S. C. in 1790 Census as follows: Sarah Anderson, male 16 and over, 4 males under 16, 3 females. South Carolinians in the Revolution by Sara Sullivan Ervin stated that John Anderson was a Minute Man entitled to 250 acres of land in Georgia bounty. However, this could be John Anderson Anderson ( b. 1759). The book states that Sarah, the widow of John Anderson, drew his pension in 1786. Issue: Bailey b. ll/l.3/.lr53 Va., Scarlet b. ll/13/1753 Va., Sela b. 3/1/1758 Va. or N. C., John, born 1759 N. C., and others.John b. 1759 N. C., and others.
ANDERSON, Matthew obtained a land patent in Gloucester Co., Va. in 1790 for 8-1/2 acres of land, going to an old line of Capt. Anderson's (Robert Anderson, son of Richard).
ANDERSON, Richard, Sr., son of John, of Watford, Herts, England, yeoman. Richard Sr. and his son, Richard Jr. booked passage out of the port of London 7/4/1635, Richard Sr. travelling onboard the ship "Merchants Hope," and Richard Jr., age 17, onboard the ship “Transport” : destinations: Virginia. This places the date of birth ofRichard Anderson as 1585. He married 12/20/1611 Elizabeth Hawkins, the daughter of William Hawkins, deceased. A Monograph of the Andersons,Clark Marshall and McArthur Connection by Thomas McArthur Anderson (1899): "Ten years before this date (1635) Thomas and JohnAnderson, two Englishmen, came to Jamestown in the ship "Bonaventure". The next year there came Richard Anderson, aged 50, in the ship,"Merchants Hope". He was probably the father of Thomas and John, as Richard has been a family name in this branch ever since.....The tradition that the founder of the family was Thomas Anderson of Northumberland, England, who settled as a shipwright at Gloucester Point comes from History of Virginia Andersons published in Richmond in 1881 by Mr. Brock ....I received my opinion from a Colonel Robert Waller, ... he told me that in his student dayhs he had gone to William and Mary College with a relative of mine and that he had long been familiar with our family history. He said that the first Virginia Anderson was a shipwright at Gloucester Point. About the same time, General William Tollieferro pointed out a place on the west shore of the Chesapeake which he said had been the first home of the Andersons." Therefore, while John Anderson lived in York Co., Thomas Anderson lived at Gloucester Point, across the York River from York Co., VIrginia. The Point is across from Yorktown.Richard Anderson, Jr., of course, lived in York and Gloucester Counties; also, across the York River from New Kent County where theformer's son (Robert Anderson) died.
ANDERSON, Richard, Justice of the Peace, King and Queen Co., VA 1699 and 1702.
ANDERSON. Richard. In administration of Estate of Henry Lee, 10/26/1657 to Richard Anderson for 570 pounds of tobacco in York Co., VA.
ANDERSON, Richard, Sir. LWT dtd 1630, probated 8/27/1632, Herefordshire, England. 4 Tyler, P. 370-1. Sir Richard Anderson left 40 shillings to "my cousin Lawrence Washington of Brasenose." In the year of 1625, two of his sons, Ilenry and Robert, were attending Pembroke College. sir Richard was lord of the 'manor of Pendley, which is partly within the Parish of Tring, Co. of Hereford, and his wife was Mary, a daughter of Robert, Lord Speitcer, Baron of Wormleighton, and owner of the manor of Alth'Orp. Lawrence Washington was progenitor of George Washington, whose forebearers migrated to Westmoreland CQ., Va. Robert Anderson named a son, Richard. Also, his son, Matthew, was Justice or the Peace of Hork Co. in 1782.
ANDERSON, Robert, son of Richard, Jr., was b. ca 1640, d. 1712, m. Cecelia, believed to be the daughter of David Massie and his wife, Lucelia Poindexter. Historical Southern Families by Boddie, Vol. XV, page 202:- "The Andersons and Massies were in New Kent Co. at the same time. “Began at James City.the 10th day of November 1688. These following orders of publique charge and levy were made in New Kent County to,Cornelius Daubn:y, Stephen Tarlton, Robert Anderson, John Fleming, Peter Massie, and Moses Davis, Jurors, 2721 tobacco pounds. Journal of House of Burgesses of Virginia 1659, 1660-1693, page 180.The Land Office, Deed Bk 7, p. 272, shows a deed granting 727 acres in New Kent Co., Va. for importation of 15 persons, to Robert Anderson. The parish book of New Kent Co. shows that he was a vestryman at St. Peter's Church from )1/1686 until parish of St. Paul was formed in 1704, in which latter place he remained a vestryman until time of his death, in 1712, aged 72 yrs. Issue of Robert and Cecelia: Richard, David, Matthew, Robert, John, Thomas, Nelson, Mary and Cecelia.
ANDERSQN, Robert, Capt., son of Richard. Vestry Book and Register of St. Peters Parish, New Kent and James City Co.’s, 1684-1786 by C. C. Chamberlayne, page 104-106: “At a meeting of Captain Richard Littlepage, Captain John Scott, John Lightfoot, Esquire, and Mr. Thomas Butts, Gentlemen, in trust for St. Peters Parish and Mr. David Crawford, Major Nicholas Merriwether, Mr. Henry Childes, Captain Rohert Anderson, and Mr. John Mask, Gentlemen, in trust for St. Paul's Parish, in ye Brick Church in St.c Ee~ers Parish ye 29th August 1704...To Captain Robert Anderson" - 045.... "
ANDERSON, Robert, Jr. b. ca 1663 New Kent County aged, ca 53 years. 10/23/1690 he took over the 727 acres of land in Kent Co., Va. which hadbeen relinquished b) same date, he received 1200 acres for the importation of 24persons. In 1702 he appeared as Robert, Jr. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Va. In 1704 upon the formation of St. Paul's Parish in New Kent Co. (Hanover ( appeared as "Capt. Robert Anderson" and hi! Anderson, Sr. Robert, Jr. was Justice in NE Robert, Jr. m. Mary Overton. She was b. 6/28/1673, daughter of William Overton who was b. England 12/3/163f Waters on 11/24/1670, dau. of Samuel and Ani This marriage of William Overton and Elizabel by the LWT of Ann Io/aters, widow, of Parish ( London, dtd 9/29/1697, and probated 7/1700, Waters, stating..."I give unto my dau., Elizabeth Overton, now in Virginia, the sum of ten shillings, and to my Overton, her husband, ten shillings issued (with Eban Jones) 4/23/1681 for 4600 acres in on southside of Pamunkey River on Falling Creek for the transportation of 93 persons. Among headrigl Elizabeth Overton.. On 10/28/1690, William Lyddal1 patented 837 acres in St. Peter's Parish above main form of the pamunkey. Issue of Rol Richard; James; Garland; Matthew; David of A Elizabeth Mills ca r135, the youngest child 0 his wife, Ann Clopton. David d. 1791, Ie, Nathaniel; Charles; John; Charity; and Sarah.
ANDERSON, Vinson (or Vincent), son of John, b. 1788 S. C., d. 10/1852 Telfair Co. m. 5/8/1813Sarah Copeland (b. 1792 Ga.), daughter of Robert Copeland. 1820 Tattnall Co., Ga. Census -Vinson Anderson, male 16 to 26, 2 males under 45, female to 26. Issue: Elizabeth b. 1814Tattnall Co. m. Alexander Powell; John b. 1815 m. Jane; William P. b. 1823 m. Keziah P.;Robert Copeland b. 1825 m. Nancy B. McDuffie 3/22/1849; Jesse C. b. 1826 m. Sarah A.,moved to Clinch Co. (now Lanier) after the war, and Francis Marion b. 1832 m. 1st, SusanPowell, dau. of Allen Powell, and 2nd Ann Livingston, 3rd Vicy Thornburg. Last child ofVincent: Doctor Copeland Anderson b. 1838, unmd., d. 3/18/1863, during the Civil War.
ANDERSON, William also lived at Gloucester Co., Va. He patented 60 acres of land there in 1675/6. In 1685-6, William Anderson was a Member of the Assembly, House of Burgesses, from York Co.
ANDERSON, William and Rachel, his wife, of 96th Dist., S. C. sell to John Pool 90 acres on Halfway Swamp, bounded by George Blake, Thomas Pike and Joseph II. Thomas 1/3/1788. Edgefield Co..., s. C. Deed Book 2, p. 161-164. Anthony, Samuel W. (8/1808-3/30/1880), born in South Carolina, buried in Oak Park Cemetery in Americus, Georgia; moved to Gwinnett County as a child.He married 3-2-1826 Elizabeth Blalock (2-18-1805-11-19-1851) born in S. C., buried Talbotton, Georgia. Children: Oliver Perry (3-11-1837), Mary Ann (9-10-1829),Samuel W. (4-12-1832), John THacker (2-26-1835), Martha Jane (9-18-1836), William Parks (4-2-1839), Sarah Elizabeth (10-18-1840), Julia Elizabeth (12-1-1845),Mark (2-20-1850). He married (2) 9-11-1854 Sarah Rakestraw (1810-6-24-1858) born in Wilkes County, died in Atlanta. Ref: Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900 by Harold Lawrence.
ASH,Charles,, Pvt. 10th Reg., 1782, North Carolina State Papers, Vol. 16, p. 1008.
ASH,Henry, b. ca 1815 N. C., son of Thomas. Wife, Lucinda, b. 1817 S. C.Issue: Coleman b. 1834 Ga., William R. ca 1837, Thomas and Henry, twins, b. 1838 Ga.,Robert b. 1839 Ga., John b. 1841 Ga. m. 12/2/1866 in White Co., Ga., Sarah S. McAfee, Eliza b.1847 Ga. Listed 1850 Lumpkin Co., Ga. Census. Ref: Mrs. Carl Black, Rt. 4, Cleveland, Ga. 30528.
ASH, John. LWT, New Hanover Co., N. C., not dated. Samuel, William, Algernon, Acourt, Rebecca, Swann, Heirs: Rebecca, Moore, George.
ASH, John, Esq., "Embassasor to England, d. here in negotion of these affairs, John Ash, Esqu., who, with great difficulty and hazard, got away to Virginia. the government were using all possible endeavors to prevent him." (1705). North Carolina State Papers, Volume II, pp. 899, 906: "...said John Ash, walking along street was assaulted by rude, drunken uncontrollable rabble set upon Ash and used him villianously and barbarously. Ash retired at friends, where armed multitude demanded he be surrendered, and took him to a ship (Capt. Rhett) there to Jamaica, where they threatened to hang him or leave him on a deserted isle" signed by inhabitants, Caroline, 6/26/1705.
ASH, John. North Carolina State Papers, Volume 10, page 615. Deep Inlet, 6/25/1776, letter from William PurRefers to John Ash as “my steady enemy.”
ASH. Jghn. LWT dated 1792, New Hanover Co., N. C. Heir: Samuel.
Ash, John B., Major, 1/26/1777; Let. Col. 11/2/1778, 6th Regt. North Carolina StatePapers, Vol. 16, page 1005.
Ash, Samuel, Lt. 1/23/1781, deranged 1/1/1783, 10th Regt. North Carolina State Papers, Vol. 16, page 1007.
Ash, Samuel married Hannah Deveaux 7/1785 Beaufort, S. C. In 1790, Samuel Sr. and Jr. were inNew Hanover Co., N. C. Hannah Ash, born 1753, died 1/26/1806 in Savannah, Georgia; left brothers.
ASH, Samuel. LWT, New Hanover Co., N. C., not dated. Heirs: Elizabeth, Samuel, Porter, Paoli, Richard, Thomas and John Baptiste.
ASH,William, b. ca 1797 N. C., son of Thomas and Elizabeth, m. Sarah Spencer b. ca 1797 N. C.Issue: Coleman W. b. 1825 N. C. m. 4/15/1847 Lumpkin Co., Ga., Bethern D. Fowler, William A. b. 1828N. C. m. 4/12/1851 Lumpkin Co., Frances Caroline Cantrell and 11/2/1870 Lumpkin Co., CeliaTurner, Henry b. 1829 N. C. m. 10/19/1852 Lumpkin Co., Emily A. McAfee, daughter b. 1830/35N. C., Eliza b. 1832 N. C., Frances b. 1834 N. C., Sarah b. 1836 N. C., Rebecca b. 1838 N. C.,Jane b. 1840 Ga., Martha b. 1842 Ga., d. 1/5/1926 m. Rev. Daniel Washington Caldwell, AndrewJackson b. 1844 Ga. d. 8/26/1904 m. Fannie Vernetta Caldwell. Ref: Mrs. Carl Black, Rt. 4,Cleveland, Ga. 30528; Lumpkin Co., Ga. deed dated 3/19/1850 between William Ash and HenryAsh of Lumpkin Co., Ga. for $500, land in 4th Dist. of originally Habersham Co., now LumpkinCo., being part of Lot No. 115.
ASHE, Jack, candldate for N. C. Ceneral Assembly, 1771-1781. North Carolina State Papers, Vol. 16, page 946.
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ASHE, Edward, born During 1720's he was member of H. M. Commission Ccc ..., in England. North Carolina State Papers..
ASHLEY, John, Jr. of Anson Co., N. C., planter, deeded Thomas Ward, planter, part of a grant of 400 acres to James Terrers, 4/7/1749, conveyed to said Ashley 9/26/1749 by deed on NS of Great Pee Dee on a branch of Little River, Bafi10 Bog, 200 acres. Wit: John Ashley, Charles Robinson, Jr. Anson Co., N. C. Deeds, Vol. I (1749-1757), page 24.
ASHMORE, Frederick was b. ca 1739/1740 m. 2/8/1759 Bridget. Issue: John b. 1/22/1760, drew in 1803 Wilkes Co., Ga. LL, 2 draws;Elizabeth b. 12/29/1761 m. Thomas Tucker of Wilkes Co.; Sarah Ashmore b.8/3/1763 m. Daniel Tucker; William Ashmore b. 11/17/1765, his LWT dtd1/15/1817 Wilkes Co., probated 3/2/1818 mentioned notes of William Leverettfor "lifetime services rendered on George Tucker, William Leverett, Jr. andHenry." These notes to be collected and equally divided between "My brothers,John and Peter Ashmore, and sisters, Elizabeth Tucker and Mary Lynn." WilliamAshmore m. dau. of Benjamin Catchings, for he was legatee in Estate ofBenjamin Catchings, appraised 9/17/1798, Wilkes Co., Ga. Receipts on Estate of WilliamAshmore, 1818, given by: Samuel Arnett, Marbury Steed, Isaiah Paschal, OllenderAshmore and George Terry for their share of the estate of Clarrender Ashmore, 1801 and1798. His dau., Patience, m. Isaiah Paschall and dau., Mildred m. 1/1815, MarburySneed. William Ashmore was exr. of estate of Daniel Tucker. Receipt of SarahTucker for her part of her husband's estate and of John Chapman in right of his wife,Sarah, 2/8/1806 Wilkes Co., Ga.,Ref: Bible in possession of Mrs. Otis Ashmore, 909 Whitaker Street,Savannah, Ga.
ASHMORE, John. LWT dtd 7/7/1776, probated 1784, Wil1iamsburgh, Virginia, "of Prince William Co. and Colony of Virginia" names bro., William Ashmore and brother, Walter Newell Ashmore.
AUSTIN, Hampton D. listed on 1900 Meck1enburg Co., No C. Census, Charlotte., b. 1/1845, age 55, m. 35 yrs., b. N. C., parents b. N. C. Wife: Caroline b. 9/1845, age 55, had 11 children, 8 alive, b. N. C., parents b. N. C. Son: Harison D., son, b. 12/1881, age 19, single, b. N. C., parents b., N. C., occupatiori: Molder. (E. D. 42, line 6, sheet 12, v. 72, R. 1205 and 1206).
AUSTIN, Hannah, wife of John, d. before 2/1784, Lunenburg Co., Va. when a cert. to settle her est. was granted Joseph Austin, Benjamin San1
AUSTIN, John, son of William of Greenville Dist., S. C. and wife, Jane Collins ofSpartanburg Dist, S. C., was b. 3/21/1788 Greenville, d. 8/31/1852 DeKalb Co., Ga. m. 4/9/1807Elizabeth Copeland, b. 1/10/1789 Spartanburg, S. C., d. 6/11/1869 Fulton Co., Ga. JohnAustin came to Georgia before 1820, listed on 1820 Walton Co., Ga. Census, 1830 DeKalb Co.Census, and 1840 DeKalb. He served as DeKalb Commissioner 1840 from 524thMilitia District. Homeplace was located in what is now 36 Johnson Ferry Road, Sandy Springs, Ga.,Dist. 17, Lot 125, Sq. 1, Unit 29. Fulton Deed Bk J, p. 355, 1/3/1859, 100 acres ofabove land deeded to William Collins Austin by Thomas Franklin Austin, admr. for John Austin,decd, west side of said lot adj. Thomas Abernathy in originally Henry, now Fulton Co., Ga. m. (1)Nancy Spruill (2) Rebecca E. Hamonds; Rose Dodd b. 2/27/1812 Greenville, S. C.; ThomasFranklin b. 4/13/1816 Greenville, d. 10/17/1864 Americus, Ga. m. 3/3/1842 Frances Martin b.7/24/1822 d. 10/4/1894 Fulton Co., Ga.; Elizabeth Jane b. 3/14/1819 Greenville, S. C., d.7/19/1888 m. Wilson Spruill, 12/27/1815-4/15/189_.
AUSTIN, John, Jr., born ca 1720 married before 1758 in Lunenburg Co., VA.
AUSTIN, Joseph, son of John, b. ca 1730/35 d. ca 1810 Pittsy1vania Co., Va. m. Wealthy Prewett (Pruit) in Pittylvania Co., Va. 11/26/1777, dau. of Daniel Pruit.
AUSTIN,Richard, son of John Austin, was b. ca 1746 Pittsylvania Co., Va., d. 1779 WilkesCo., Ga., was a Quaker who lived in Wrightsborough community in 1770. Richard m. dau. of JohnHeard and they had a dau: Jane Austin. According to Richmond Co. deed, Richard's lands adjoined o thers,as follows: William Walton to Thomas Glascock, 3/10/1789, 150 acres on Little River, beingconfiscated property of John Graham, adj. lands of Richad Austin, Heard Germany, EphraimOwens, David Baldwin, James Grierson and Joshua Sanders. Richard Austin removed toHancock Co. where they were found in 1806 records. In 1808 he was found in Baldwin Co., and inJones Co. from 1812 to 1823, and finally in Muscogee Co. in 1829.
AUSTIN, Sanford C. marriage licence in Mecklenburg Co., N. C., age 21, and Dina Hargett, dau. of Brown Hargett, marr. performed 7/19/1898 at res. of bride's father in Sharon township.
AUSTIN, Valentine, son of John, made his LWT 1758. His father bequeathed him 400 acres on Leatherwood Creek, then in Halifax Co., Va., now in Henry Co., Va. Listed 1790 Census of Beaverdam District in 1788.
AYCOCK, Richard, son of James, came from Virginia with wife and two sons. He was grantedw00 acres in Wilkes Co. on 9/27/1773. Wilkes Co. Estate of Richard Aycock, inv. andappr. dtd 9/16/1786. 1791 heirs: Henry, Joel, Rebecca, Richard, Winney. Jesse Cox, admr, in right of hiswife, the late widow of Richard Aycock, decd. Receipt of Richard Aycock, Jr., one of heirsof deceased for $52.00, 7/20/1801. 1803 heirs: Burwell, Henry, Joel, Rebecca, Richard, Jr.