BAKER, William, Jr., son of William, Sr. (1739-10/13/1823?) and wife, Mary Evans m. 1762 (1742-10/11/1823?), dau. of Nathan Evans and Ruth Jones, was born1776, d. 9/25/1834 m. 1/20/1807 Annis Phillips (7/17/1783-9/9/1863) and had issue: E1izaheth Susan Baker b. 3/13{18J6 Marion Co., S. C. d. 8/27/1850 Marion, S. C. m. Alexander D. G. Owens. Ref: Elizabeth o. Stanley, 324 Elizabeth Street, Marion.. s. C. 29571.
BALDWIN,George (1747-1817) Amelia Co., Virginia m. Rachel Atkins (1750-1836), havingissue Joseph Baldwin b. 3/28/1795 Amelia Co. d. 8/26/1828 Upson Co., Ga m. 5/12/1819Amelia Co., Virginia, Mary Ward Scott (b. 8/8/1796 Amelia Co. Va. d. 5/9/1872 MeriwetherCo., Ga., dau. of George Scott and Elizabeth Thompson (daughter of Roger Thompsonand Ann Fargueson, dau. of John Fargueson). Joseph Baldwin had issue: George ScottBaldwin b. 6/22/1834 Upson Co. d. 3/16/1892 Paris, Tx. m. 12/7/1854 Meriwether Co., Ga.,Frances Collier Parham, and hadissue: Mary Elizabeth Baldwin b. 11/3/1855 MeriwetherCo., d. 6/6/1937 Edmond, Oklahoma m. Jefferson Moore.,Ref: Mrs. Frances Moore, Paris, TX (1973).
BANKS,James, b. ca 1782 S. C., d. after 1857 Marshall Co., Alabama m. AnnCarleton b. 3/15/1805, d. abt 1858, dau. of Joseph Carleton (b. 10/1/1763S. C., d. 6/15/1816 Blount Co., Alabama m. 12/12/1787 Pickens Co., S. C., ElizabethEdins (11/9/1771-3/18/1841). Issue of James Banks: Sarah Ann b. 11/4/1820 Ga. d. 5/22/1909Coosa Co., Alabama.,Ref: William D. Walker, Rt. 3, Box 532, Flintstone, Ga. 30725 (1975).
BARCLAY, Ambrose. 1860 Murray Co., Ga. Census, Fanny Hill Dist., Fam. #701. Ambrose Barclay 44,N. C., Elizabeth 40, N. C., George 16, N. C., Amanda C. 14, N. C., William 13 N. C., James A. 11, N. C.,John W. 9 Ga., Moritta (female) 6, Ga., Ambrose 3, Ga., Sarah E. 1, Georgia. MurrayCo. Deed Bk J, p. 462. Deed 6/6/1855 between Collin McDonald and Ambrose Barclay, both ofMurray Co., for $350.00, Lot 303, 10th District, 3rd Section, Murray Co. Ambrose m.Elizabeth Newman. Son: Ambrose Lafayette Barclay b. 8/7/1857 Murray Co., Ga. m.12/15/1898 Viola Jackson b. 8/17/1857 Dublin, Ky., d. 2/25/1928 Carlisle Co., Ky.,Ref: Dick Barclay, Arlington, Ky.
BAREFOOT, John of Wayne Co., N. C., planter, deeded to Moses Rountree of Edgecombe Co., N. C., planter, on 10/19/1787, 354 acres of land in Edgecombe County on the North bank of the Homony Swamp at the mouth of Poley Branch, adj. Charles and James Broadstreet, it being part of a tract of land granted to John Broadstreet, Sr., George Blackwell. Edgecombe Co., N. C. Deed Book 4, page 589.
BARNETT, William a Revolutionary War Soldier, b. in Virginia, d. Greene Co., Ga., served in the Virginia Troops, receiving bounty lands in Georgia for his service. Revolutionary War Soldiers in Georgia by McCall cites this service. Ref:Vol. I of Memoirs of Georgia, page 523:
"William Barnett was a Virginian and give five years of faithful service to his country in that heroic struggle. At the end of this strife as he and a friend were on their way home, being in need of food and without any means of obtaining it, having no money, when they could no longer endure their hunger they changed to see a calf, which they seized and killed, and almost before it had ceased kicking they had skinned a portion of it and were beginning to make a meal of it. Shortly after the revolution Mr. Barnett brought his wife, Mary Hewey, to Georgia, and here in Greene County in 1784 his son, John, was born and grew to manhood....."
Greene Co. Deed Book 1, pages 236-237, William Barnett and Mary, his wife, ofRichmond Co. to Sterling Cato of Greene Co. For 100 pds. Sterling 287-1/2 acres inWashington Co., now Greene Co., originally granted to John Polk 12/16/1786.
Greene Co. Deed Book 1, pages 704-705, 10/1/1792, Joel Barnett of Wilkes Co. ToDavid Crockett of Wilkes Co. for 80 pds. 287-1/2 acres in Greene Co. On the northfork of Shoulderbone Creek adj. Lands of William Barnett on the west, granted10/1/1784. Ref: Morris Barnette, 1003 Fairway Farms Lane, Kingwood, TX 77339, Contact
BARNSLEY, Godfrey, born in Black Forest, England, died in New Orleans on 6/6/1872, buried athis plantation in Cass County, Ga. He removed to Savannah where he was appointed byAndrew Jackson (5/29/1829) as vice consul of the Netherlands for the Port of Savannah, and on 7/28/1829 was appointed vice consul of the Two Sicilies. He also resided in New Orleans. He was a cotton buyer inSavannah and New Orleans. During the 1830's and 40's he removed to Cass County where he built a brick homefrom native material that was to have the appearance of an English castle, where imported shrubs from all overthe world were planted in his garden, known as Barnsley's Garden. During the War Betweenthe States, the house was used as a fortress for the Federals. He married Julia Scarborough of Wilmington,N. C. Issue: Anna G. Gilmour of London England; Dr. George S. Barnsley who served inthe Confederate Army; Lucian Barnsley of Sao Paulo, Brazil; Adelaide married a Mr. Reed ofGlasgow, Scotland; Julia Bernard married Capt. James P. Baltzelle who was a provost marshallin the Confederate army and killed after the war at Halls Station at a lumber mill. Ref:History of Bartow County by Lucy Josephine Cunyus.
BARRON, Samuel, Capt., age 60, d. Jones Co. 6/20/1826, Rev. War Soldier.Left widow and a number of children. He was b. 3/16/1768 Ga., d.Washington Co. (now Jones Co.) in 1826. Was a Pvt. in N. C. Regt. He m.Joanna Braswell. Issue: Rebecca, Jonathan, Benjamin (m. Sarah Barron),Nancy, Sally, Willis, Wiley, Greene, Abner, William, Thomas and James.,Ref: Statesman & Patriot dtd /11/1826; McCall's Roster of Revolutionary WarSoldiers of Georgia, Vol. I.
BARROW, James and Ann of Edgecombe Co., N. C. deed of same 11/7/1785 the plantation "that is lent to during life by Will of Joseph Sumr1er, deceased." Fort, Abner Pittman.
BARRY, Richard, signer of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. Ref: History ofMonroe County by Monroe County, Historical Society, page 571.
BARRY, William. "The Muster of Sargeant William Barry": William Barry in the ship, The Bona Nova in 1619. Adventurers of Purse and Person, Virginia, 1607-1625 by Annie Jester.
BASS, A. S., son of Milton. Memoirs of Georgia, p. 1027: "A. S. Bass,depot agent and storekeeper, Hancock Co. (d. 1883). Mr. Bass comes from goodold Virginia stock, from which his grandfather, Edmund Bass, emigrated when in histeens. Mr. Bass' father married a Miss Ingram (d. 1869) and settled in western partof the county where he reared a family of four sons and five daughters, viz: Milton m.Ann Culver, Hardy C., W. H., Macon, A. S., Carrie G. (widow of J. W. Mote), George E.(d. Federal Prison during war), Wesley A., ...."
BASS, Burwell, son of James and Betsy, was listed on the 1790 Greensville Co., Va.Census, 4 whites, 10 blacks. The name of his first wife is unknown, but he m. (2)Betsy Harper, 2/8/1810, in Hancock Co., Ga., leaving her LWT naming her grandchildren.Other brothers and sisters of Burwell Bass appear to be: Sterling Bass, Allen Bass,Esau Bass. Sterling Bass m. Elizabeth Dupree 5/23/1793 Greensville Co., Va. andbought land from John Day, 1805, Hancock Co., Ga. (Deed Bk F, p. 160). Allen Bass m.Elizabeth Davis (with Burwell Bass as surety on the bond) 9/30/1790, Greensville Co., Va.and bought land in Hancock Co., Ga. from A. Youngblood, 180t (deed Bk F, p. 43). GreenvilleCo., Va. Order Bk No. 1, p. 8: "The Courts Valuation of Property, impressed for the useof the public in Greensville County, Virginia during the latter period of theRevolutionary War, one gun, Burwell Bass, 5.15.7 1/2. March 12, 1782." "At a court heldfor Greensville Co. on Thurs. the 22nd day of Nov. 1781, ... ordered that Burwell Bass,John Turner, John Powell and John Mackensee or any three of them being first dworn toappraise in current money the estate of Aaron Park, decd, according to the law andreturn the said appraisement to the court." The Estate of Burwell Bass, May 1821,Hancock Co., Ga., inv. dtd 6/1/1821 and account of sales dtd 7/2/1821, Hancock Co. (BkL, p. 38), lists: "Edmund S. Bass, one coffee mill, Barthlo. Ingram, Sr., carryall,Edmund S. Bass, one raising plane and one compass saw." Issue of Burwell: Benjamin andNancy.
BASS, Edmund S., son of James and Betsy Bass, was b. ca 1777 Greensville Co., Va., d.5/1843 Hancock Co., Ga. m. Elizabeth H. Bass was still in Virginia in 1808, and in HancockCo., Ga. by 1820. In 1824 he received a land grant of 9 acres in Hancock Co. He also drewin 1827 Hancock Co. Land Lottery, with other brothers, who were listed as "Orphans orBurwell Bass". LWT of Edmund S. Bass dtd 5/30/1842. Codicil 2/5/1843. Hancock Co., Ga. Wills,Book Q, p. 53. LWT submitted for probate by James. George W. and Milton Bass,exrs. Wife: Elizabeth H. Sons: James b. 1807 Greensville Co., Va. m. 9/24/1829Catherine Choice in Hancock Co., Ga., Ann who m. 10/26/1826 in Hancock Co., William Dickson;Milton b. 1816 Hancock Co., Ga. m. 4/20/1837 Hancock Co. Ann Elizabeth Culver, b. 1812 Ga.,George W. b. 1818 Hancock Co., Ga. m. 4/1844 Hancock Co., Lavinia Susan Latimer (b. 1823),Rebecca, Sarah S., John H. m. 2/15/1848 Hancock Co., Isabella E. Lockhart, Ingram b. 1812Ga. m. martha b. 1815 Ga., and Edmund S. b. 1810 Hancock Co., d. ca 1859 Houston Co., m.10/25/1832 Wilkinson Co., Esther Whitehurst, the dau. of Charles Whitehurst. They haddau: Eliza Jane Bass b. 1833 Hancock Co., Ga., d. 1913.
BASS, James, son of Thomas, was born a 1740 in Virginia, died 9/1822 in Brunswick Co., Va. Wife, Betsy. His LWT dated 9/21/1815, probated 9/1822 in Brunswick Co., VA. Issue: Edmund S. Bass; Burwell Bass; William S. Bass; James Bass; Benjamin Bass; Silvia Harrison; Rebecca Smith.
BASS, James listed 1850 Hancock Co., Ga. Census, age 43, farmer, b. Va.,Catherine 40, Ga., Sarah Ann 20, Ga., Benjamin S. 17, Ga., Elizabeth R. 15, Ga.,Elmira A. 14, Ga., Martha E. 11, Ga., Louise C. 9, Ga.
BASS, Joseph d. 2/1809, Rev. War Soldier. He married Martha Jones (3/10/1767-6/1836_ and had issue: Bryant H., born 1795 in Marion Co., S. C., died 1838 in Marion Co. married Jane Rogers (who died 6/16/1877 in Marion Co., S. C.), the daughter of Eli Rogers (died 1839) and his wife, Elizabeth (McWilliams) Rogers, the daughter of Peter McWilliams. Bryant H. Bass had issue: Martha Louisa Bass, born 2/15/1830 in Marion Co., S. C., died 5/3/1884 in Marion Co., S. C., married John Smith Page, Sr. Ref: Jessie McCall Grainger, 119 E. James St., Mullins, S. C. 20574. (1978).
BASS, Moses listed 1840 Burke Co., N.C. Census m 6(j-70, f 10-15; f 15-20, f 60-70. Burke Co., N. G. Inventory Book 1832-1838. 8/l6/1$J2, Moses Bass buys 2 barrels at the sale of the estate of Hannah McDowell, sold by Robert McElroth, administrator.
BASS, Thomas, son. Of William, was born 2/4/1723 in Chesterfie1d Co., Va., hiss LWT dtd 4/1/1789, probated 4/26/1786 Brunswick Co., Va. Named wife, Mary and issue: John, born 1751; Hartwell; James b. ca 1740, died 1815 in Brunswick Co., VA; Temple Warren; Elizabeth Green; and Nancy Stainback.
BASS, William, son of William, was of Dale Parish, Henrico Co., Va., moved to Chesterfield Co., Va., where he died, his LWT probated 2/27/1746, Will Bk I, p. lIS. According to Bible of William Bass, he m. Cecella lO/8/l718. CecilIa was the dau. of Christopher Branch and Ann Sherman. Issue: Christopher b. 3/5/1720. LWT dtd 11/8/1772, Chesterfield Co., Va. names wife, Frances and ch: William, Christopher and Mary; also brothers, Edward and Joseph; Mary, b. 1/9/1721 m. Mr. Clay; Thomas b. 2/4/1723 d. 1786 Brunswick Co., Va., m. Mary; Archard b. 1/31/1725; Thomas b. 3/23{17l7/8; Edward b. 7/31/1730; Joseph and Peter b. 12/23/17231. The LWT of William Bass names other children: William, Ann, Elizabeth and Sarah. Lands were bequeathed to his children Amelia, Goochland and Henrico Co.'s, Virginia.
BASS, William, son of William, born ca 1648, died 1695 in Henrico Co., VA. His LWT dated 4/20/1695, probated 10/1/1695. Wife: Hester. Order Book 1678-93, Hester Bass probate was granted to herself and William Bass on 10/1/1695, Estate of William Bass. Only known issue: Elizabeth and William (1690-1746).
BASS, William (1690-1746) married 10/8/1718 Cecella Branch. Issue: Thomas, born 2/4/1723 in Chesterfield Co., VA, died 4/1786 in Brunswick Co., Va., married Mary.
BASS, William S., son of James, was born 5/10/1763 Chesterfield Co., Va., according to Rev. War Pension 8/15/1832, dtd Powhatan Co., Va. He lived Chesterfield Co. until 18 or 19 yrs. of age when he removed to Powhatan Co. He m. Sarah Shackleford 10/1789 (Sarah, aged 69, at time of application). William d. 5/10/1839. John Bass, then age 81, was present at his marriage. Nancy Sublett, aged 67, sister of Sarah.
BASSE, Hugh of Buckinghamshire, England. his name appears in the Assessment Rolls called The Hundred Rollsof Edward I of England (1276-1279 A. D.).
BASSE, Humfrey, London Merchant, died 1616.
BASSE, Nathaniel, Capt., the son of Humfrey and Mary (Busher, Bussher, Buschier, Busseier) Basse, and had bros: Richard, Samuel, Humfrey and Luke. Aged 35, Nathaniel came over onboard ship, the "Furtherance: in 1622 and established his plantation "Basse's Choice" near the Warrascayack River. The house was being built, when, on Good Friday, 3/22/1622, the famous indian' massacre occurred which took the lives of many of the settler's living in that part of Va. Capt. Basse escaped, because he was in England at the time. The Census of 1623/4 showed residing at "Warrick Squake" and "Basse's Choice" 53 persons, including Nathaniel and Samuel Basse. Capt. Basse represented his plantation in the House of Burgesses in 1623 and 1629; was a Member of the Council in 1630 and 1631. The last reference of his is going to New EnglaQd in 1631 to obtain settlers for his and others plantations in Virginia. Nathaniel Basse, gentleman, was associated with Capt. Christopher Lawne, Sir Richard Worsley (Knight and Baronet) and others in establishing in 1619 the first settlement in Isle of Wight County, Virginia, known as the Isle of Wight Plantation. Later, Capt. Basse, Arthur Swain and others undertook to establish another plantation in the same neighborhood and received on 11/21/1621 a patent for 300 acres of land on the Westside of Pagen River and East of the Bennett plantation of Wanascoyack. Issue: Nathaniel Basse, born 1587, baptised 12/29/1589 at Church of St. Gabriel, Fencurch Street, London, England.
BASSE, William. Early settlers of Virginia: John Bass, Upper New Norfolk (Nansemond Co.) 1637; Gregory Bass 1642; and TdnyDass, Westmoreland Co. 1654. Mr. John Harvie was granted 600 acres of land on Carratucks Creek falling into the river of Kecaughtanke, which river falls into the Caroline River (Albemarle Sound), 9/26/1663, for transporting 12 persons, among whom was William Basse. The Census of 2/16/1623/4, William Basse and Mrs. Basse were living at; Jordan's Journey, a plantation of 450 acres in Prince Geo. Co., Va., which adjoined John Rolfe and was covered by patent 9/20/1620 to Samuel Jordan, who arrived in Jamestowne with Sir George Somer's fleet in 1609..
BASTON, Thomas of Caswell Co., N. C. deeded to Joshua Pendley of Guilford Co., N. C. 265 acres on Wolf Island Creek. Migrations, Actual and Implied by Caroline Cunningham.
BATCHELLOR, Thomas, his LWT dated 4/15/1719, probated 8/3/1719 in Westmoreland Co., Virginia, planter. Daughter:Anne Morton. Wife: Mary. ton. Inventory of Solomon Richmond 8/4/1719.
BATES, Anthony Washington, born 1775 "came from England with two brothers in the ship "Elizabeth" and settled in Maryland where he married Elizabeth Howard. Theymoved to Pacelot, SC and had eleven children: Mathias Bates b 1805, Martha Bates, Nancy Bates, Anthony Bates b 1809, Clarissa Bates, Elizabeth Bates,Barbara Bates, Benjamin J. Franklin Bates, James Madison Bates, Viney Bates and Zachariah Jackson Bates. The only ones to come to Gwinnett were Mathias andAnthony Washington, who came about 1820. Mathias settled on Peachtree Ridge near Mulbreey Creek and was the owner of a mill. Anthony Washington Bates attended Shoal Creek Baptist Church in Hall County, then joined Lawrenceville First Baptist in June 1851..." Gwinnett County Families 1818-1968 by Alice Smythe McCabe.
BATTE, Henry b. ca 1650 England, d. before 1703 Prince George Co., Va. Served in Assembly of 1685-6, The Colonial Virginia Register by William G. and Mary Newton Stanard, page 84-5. Land Grant in Charles City Co., VA, 5,878 acres 5//29/1668 to Thomas Batte and Henry Batte. Virginia Historical Magazine, Vol. XII, page 440. Henry Batte appeared in the Grant of Mr. Thomas Symonds 10/18/1643. Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1666By Nell Marion Nugent. Henry Batte married Mary Lounds. Their daughter, Elizabeth, married William Ligon (born 1682 in Henrico Co., VA, died 1764 in Amelia Co., VA).
BAXTER, Joseph Walker, born 1802 in N. C. "His ancestors came frin Urekabd, Ge taught school a few years in Franklin Co., GA, then removed to Tenn. and taught there. His parents moved to Henry Co.; he met Faith Brogdon, whom he m 2/15/1827."Gwinnett County Families 1818-1968 by Alice Smythe McCabe.
BEALL, Alexander gives his father, James Bealle of Montgomery County, Maryland Power of Attorney to recover all debts,sums of money and legacies due me. Date: 18 May 1796. Columbia Co. Deeds.
BEALL, R. A. Culverton, Hancock Co., Ga, is the son of Jesse R. Beall and Mary Culpepper. The family is of English extraction and came to Virginia in the colonial period, whence many members moved to and settled in North Carolina. The grandfather of Mr. Beall, Samuel Beall, came from North Carolina to Georgia and settled in Warren county, Ga., about the beginning of this century. His family consisted of three sons, Erasmus, Robert and Jesse R., and one daughter, Mary, all deceased but Jesse R., father of the gentleman above named. He was born in 1812, and married in Warren county. His children were as follows: Mary, widow of Samuel Hall; America, deceased; Jane, Mrs. William A. Sutherland, Pulaski county; Annie, Mrs. J.C. Key, Milledgeville; Viola, deceased; Samuel, Jefferson county; R. A., Columbus, deceased, killed at Sharpsburg, private in Company A, Twentieth Georgia regiment; William H., Jefferson county. R. A. Beall was born January 31, 1836. He grew to man's estate on a Warren county plantation, and at the age of twenty-two married Fitzena C. Cheely. Eight children have grown up about home: James T., Hancock county; Jesse K., merchant; J. Frank, Macon; R. C., Hancock county; Anna May, single; Lucillus, Sparta; Albert C., Hancock county, and Louise. Mr. Beall has passed his life in agricultural pursuits for the most part, and is a man of well-known probity of character and undoubted integrity. As a veteran of the late war, he delights in recalling the scenes of those sanguinary days, and grows eloquent in his defense of the lost cause. Enlisting as a private in Company B, Fifteenth Georgia regiment, in 1861, he arrived on the field just after the first battle of Manassas. In the spring of 1862 he took part in the seven days' fight around Richmond, and later was at Seven Pines, Sharpsburg, Second Manassas, Fredericksburg and Gettysburg. In this bloody fight. Mr. Beall was severely wounded in the right leg during the second day. he was placed in a temporary hospital, which was afterward captured by the enemy, and he thus became a prisoner of war. As he was a commissioned officer at the time, he was carried to Johnson's Island, in which summer resort he remained till February of 1864, when he was removed to Point Lookout. After a short stay there he was transferred to the prison at Fort Delaware, from whence he was paroled late in 18654. After his exchange he again entered the army, and being given a detail to look after government stores and the wounded at Lynchburg, served at that point till the surrender. Mr. Beall is a democrat in politics and a member of the Baptist church. His sons and daughters have all grown up about him, honorable men and noble women, and he lives among them secure in their respect and love. Memoirs of Georgia Volume 1, Historical Society of Georgia, 1895
BERRIMAN (de Berri), Elizabeth m. Henry Carsley before 1633, probably in Virginia. Elizabeth b. 1620 Devon, England, and was listed as a child 1-1/2 yrs. old living in Deyon Co. with her parents, John Berriman of Berrie, Devon, and Elizabeth, the dau. of John Fulford and son of Sir Frances Fulford of Fulford Knt. The granddau. of Henry Wilson, the-- stepfather of Elizabeth Berriman, mentioned Frances Cars ley in his LWT dtd 1640 Accomack Co., Va. The mother of Elizabeth is called Alice in this LWT. Elizabeth had a sister, Ursula Berriman.
BERRIMAN (de Berri), John m. Elizabeth Fulford, dau. of Sir Thomas de Fulford, Devon, England. He was son of John Berriman of Berri, pevon, England, b. ca 1545/50, who m. Elinor Dare of Upcott..John and Elizabeth's son, John, came to Westmoreland Co,~. Va. ini654. Arms were granted to Berryman in 1575.
BERRY, Andrew, Capt., born 1746, dined 6/1811. He was a Captain of the U. S.Rangers during the American Revolution; wounded at Musgroves Mill. Ref: History ofMonroe County by Monroe County, Historical Society, page 571.
BERRY, Kate, wife of Capt. Andrew Berry, born 1752, died 9/1823. She acted as a scout forher husband's company. The DART chapter, Spartanburg, S. C., is named for her. Ref: History ofMonroe County by Monroe County, Historical Society, page 571.
BLACKSTOCK,James, Sr. 1800 res. of Greenvil1e Co., S. C.,Relnoved to Ga. in 1808 wilen he m. Susannah Higgins, 12/7/1808,Jackson Co. Ga. He removed to Hall Co., Ga. Hall Co. Deed BkB, p. 423, Georgia, DeKalb Co., dtd 6/19/1828, James Blackstock,Sr. to James Blackstock, Jr., for $350, 573 acres on A11ens Forkon Oconee River, in Hall Co., Ga. Hall Co., Ga. Deed Bk B, p.423, 6/19/1828, James Blackstock, Sr. to Daniel Blackstock for$100, 100 acres on Oconee River at Allen's Fork; also 578 acres.James Blackstock enumerated on 1830 DeKalb Co., Ga. Census.Issue: John b 1786 m. 8/24/1809 Amy Whorton; son b. 1734/1790;"on b. 1784/1790; Mary Ruth h. 1784/1790, S. C.; John b. ca 1789S. C. m. Anny or Mary Wharton 8/24/1809 Jackson Co., Ga.; Wi11iamb. 1791 Greenville, S. C. m. 12/3/1811, Jackson Co., Ga., HannahRight; James, Jr. b. ca 1794 S. C., Commander of DeKa1b Co.Academy in 18l3, 2d Lt. of Forsyth Co. Militia in 1837; andDaniel b. 1795 S. C., Lt., Jackson Co. Militia 1823-24, 1826-1833. Listed 1820-1850 Hall Co., Ga. Census. Hall Co. Minutes andEsts, Bk 2, 1849-64, p. 498, F. M. Blackstock and Marthanlackstock are apptd admrs of est. of Daniel Blackstock, Jan.Tern 1863; Richard b. l796 S. C. m. 5/20/1817 Jackson Co., Va.,Casandra Wright, Lt., lla1l Co. 1821, Miner, Lumpkin Co., Ga. on1350 Census; Giles b. ca 1798 S. C.; Kendred B. b. 1800Greenville, s. C. m. 10/4/1820 Mary Langston, Jackson Co., Ga.,m. 2nd, Elizabeth Cook 12/3/1329 Fayette Co., Ga.; AshleyBlackstock, b. 1803 Jackson Co., Ga. m. Nancy. James, Sr. had adaughter his second wife, name unknown, b. ca 1825 in DeKalbCo., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,James listed 1850 DeKa1b Co., Ga. Census, p. 216, 30Tenn., Louisa 23 Ga., John F. 5 Ga., William 4 S. C.
BLACKSTOCK,James listed 1870 Fulton Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #639,31 brick mason, Ga., Mary 31, Ga., T. J,. (111) 12, t:;a., M. (f) 4mos., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,James listed 1850 Hall Co., Ga. Census, p. 795, 29Ga., Nancy 28, N. C., Z.(f) 10, Ga., L.(f) Ga., M.(f) 6, Ga.,11.(f), 4, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,James , 2nd Lt., Ga. Militia, Forsyth Co., 1837;Commander, DeKa1b Academy ill 1823. He m. Susannah Higgins12/7/1808, Jackson Co., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,James 8/2/1821-10/14/1896, and his wife, aged 72yrs., 1/31/1890, A1ta Vista Cemetery, Gainesvil1e, Ga. '
BLACKSTOCK, James owned land on Tugaloo River, bounded by William Barton, Esq., Thomas Collins, etc. Jan. 1836, Levina Blackstock, applicant, vizt. Sarah Blackstock, John Evans and wife, Milly; Nehemiah, John and Richard Blackstock advertized 8 weeks, as absent legatees. Pickens Co., S. C. Deed Book A, page 21.
BLACKSTOCK,James A. 6/21/1847-9/12/1915, Oak Grove BaptistChurch Cemetery, Gainesville, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,James A. m. Mary Alexander 7/11/1858, Fulton Co., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,James E. m. Julia F. FultonCo., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,James E. m. Nancy Lancaster 9/3/1839, Hall Co., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,James T. 1860-1902, A1ta Vista Cemetery, Gainesville,Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,J. C. listed 1850 Forsyth Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #488,34, farmer, Ga., Mary 30, S. C.
BLACKSTOCK,J. D., Ga. Vol. Inf. Co. D, 27th Ga. CSA, 11/8/1841-6/6/1904, Holly Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Brookton, Ga.Emily (Barber), his wife, 10/16/1846-11/17/1888.
BLACKSTOCK,J. L. listed 1850 Forsyth Co., Ga. Census, Fam. #133,21, farmer, Ga., Ann 18, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,John m. Anny Wharton 8/24/1309, Jackson Co., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,John merchant, deeded to John Robarts, planter, andGeorge Hornby of Sunbury, Liberty Co., Ga. Lots 6 and 7. LibertyCo., Ga. Deed Bk B, p. 85.
BLACKSTOCK,John J. listed 1860 Carroll Co., Ga. Census, Fam.#49, 26, carpenter, Ga., Mary J. 24, England, Louisa 4, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,John R. 1/30/1848- Oakwood Cemetery, Hall Co.,Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Kendred B., son of James, Sr., b. 1800 Grecnville, S.C. m. (1) 10/4/1820 Mary Langston in Jackson Co., Ga., (?)Elizabeth Cook 12/3/1829 Fayette Co., Ga. 1.i9terl 1860 Fulton Co.,Ga. Census, K. B. 60, laborer, Ga., g. 45, Ga., Daniel 17, Ga.,Millia A. 15, Ga., Charity A. 13, Ga., Mary A. 10, Ga., Isaac B,Ga. Issue: Nancy b. l828 DeKalb Co.; Harriet M. b. 1830 DeKalbCo.; George W.. b. 1833 DeKalb Co. m. Nancy Gann, 10/3l/1854Fulton Co., Ga.; Joseph J. b. 1833 DeKalb Co.; Wi1liam Walter b.8/8/1837 DeKalb Co. m. Sarah A. Prince 5/8/1859 Fulton Co.; JaonesA. b. 1842 DeKalb Co. m. 7/11/1858 Mary Alexander, Fulton Co.;Daniel D. b. 1844 DeKalb Co.; Milly A. b. l846 Walton Co., Ga. m.John Blackstock 12/29/1867 Fulton Co., Ga.; Charity A. b. 1848Walton Co.; Polly Ann b. 1B49 Walton Co.; Isaac b. 1852 WaltonCo., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Lilah wife of James D., 4/27/1861-1/20/1914, HollySprings Baptist Church, Brookton, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Malissa M., (Gaines) 10/27/1845-6/29/1896, Oak GroveBaptist Church Cemetery, Gainesville, ~a.
BLACKSTOCK,Martha m. George Quick 8/24/1858, Fulton Co., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Mary J. 1862-l902, Alta Vista Cemetery, Gainesville,Ga.
BLACKSTOCK, Nehemiah b. 8/30/1794, removed with his father, William, Sr., from Spartanburg, Pend1eton Dist., in the Fall of 1800.
BLACKSTOCK,Melly m.John Evans 3/31/1825 Hall Co., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Millie E. m. John Blackstock 12/29/1367 Fulton Co.,Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Nancy A. m. George W. Wheeler 6/11/1869 Fulton Co.,Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Ola (Randolph) 2/17/1B81-5/25/1943, Alta VistaCemetery, Gainesville, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Rachel E. 6/10/1845-4/12/1920, 0akwood Cemetery, HallCo., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Richard m. Casandra Wright 5/20/1817, Jackson Co.,Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Richard listed 1850 Lumpkin Co., Ga. Census, p. 67,44, Miner, S. C., Hannah 43 S. C., James 14 Ga., Emily 12 Ga.,John 10 Ga, Martha 8 Ga., Hannah 6 Ga., Alberty (f) Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,RichardBLACKSTOCK,Richard, Lt., Ga. Militia, Hall Co., 1821.
BLACKSTOCK,R. W. listed on 1850 Forsyth Co., Ga. Census, Fam.#133, 29, farmer, Ga., C. A. (f) 20, N. C., M. A. (f) 4, Ga., N.J. (f) 2, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Sarah m. William Jones 3/11/1843 Lumpkin Co., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,Sarah, Mrs., Death Certificate #4625, Jefferson Co.,Ala., 3Z6 Fairfax Ave., widow. Husband: W. W. Blackstock. Age 84.Died 12/16/1922. Father: William Prince.
BLACKSTOCK,William 7/25/1817-7/7/1393. Elizabeth C. Morgan, hiswife, 12/20/1813-12/5/1895. Holly Springs Baptist ChurchCemetery, Brookton, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,William listed 1850 Forsyth Co., Ga. Census, Fam.Fam. #511, 5?, farmer, S. C., Rannah 58, Ga., William J. 25, Ga.,Alsey Wright 83, S. C.
BLACKSTOCK,William listed 1850 Hall Co., Ga. Census, p. 795, 33,Ga., E.(f) 30, Ga., T.(m) 9, Ga., A.(m) 7, Ga., M. E. (f) 5, Ga.,T. (m) 3, Ga., Z. (m), 6 mos., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,William listed 1860 Fulton Co., Ga. Census, Fam.#500, 21, stone mason, Ga., Sarah 17, Ga., George M. 1 mos., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,William listed 1850 Coweta Co., Ga. Census 24, Ga.,Elizabeth C. 22, Ga.., Frances 3, Ga., Daniel F. 1, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK,William m. Mariah Right 12/3/1811 Jackson Co., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK, William C. listed on 1860 Carroll Co. Census, Family #40. Blacksmith, age 25, born in Ga; Frances 20, Ga, William P. 7,Ga, Martha A. 5, Ga., James 4, Ga. and Eugenia 2, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK, William J. 4/23/1873-8/28/1897. Redwine Methodist Church graveyard in Hall Co., Ga.
BLACKSTOCK, William Lafayette 5/20/1850-4/20/1875, buried in the Holly Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Brookton, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK, Wilson listed on 1850 Forsyth Co., Ga. Census, Family No. 1216, age 24, farmer, born in Ga., Mahulda J. 17, Ga.
BLACKSTOCK, Wilson listed on 1850 Campbell Co., Ga. Census, Family No. 743, age 38, Miller, born in Ga., Sarah 38, N. C., John J. 17, Ga,Mary Ann 15 Ga., Jan N. 11, Ga., Moses 9, Ga., Susan 9, Ga., Sarah 5, Ga., Wilson 3, Ga., William 6 months, Ga.
BLACKWELL,John, b. ca 1750, res. of N. C. in 1785, in Franklint Co., Ga. by 1797, listed on 1820-1830 Hickman Co., Tenn. Census.Franklin Co., Ga. Deed Bk R (1806-7), p. 36-7, 10/21/1805, JohnBlackwell of Franklin Co., Ga. to Charles England of S. C.,Pendleton Dist., for $1000, 100 acres on Tugalo River. Son:Jesse. Franklin Co., Ga. Deed Bk LL, p. 85-r" 10/3/1797, RobertCosby of Elbert Co., ShertfE, to John Blackwell of Franklin Co.,planter, 7.00 acres on Little Creek. Franklin Co., Ga. Deed Bk 0,p. 85-87, 6/12/1802, James Blair to John Blackwell, both ofFranklin Co., for $100, 150 acres.
BLANTON, B. S. listed 1850 Rutherford Co., N. C. Census, age 50, farmer, born in N. C., Almira 22, N. C., Dr. Morgan 21, mulatto, S. C.
BLANTON, E. R. llsted 1650 Rutherford Co., N. C. C., Mary 20, N. C., Victory 4 (f) No C., John G. 2 7 mos., N. C.
BLANTON, Ester listed 1850 Rutherford Co., N. C. Census, age 40, born N. C., J. W. (male) 22, N. C., N. C. (male), 20, N. C., G. I. 18 (male), N. C., M. M. 15 (female), N. C., L. E. 13 (female), N. C., T. (male), N. C., William 7, N. C.
BLANTON, Jackson listed on 1850 Rutherford Co., N. C. Census, age 32, N. C., Nicar? 31, N. C., Priscilla 10, N. C., Spencer 7, N. C., Melvin 7, N. C., Sarah 3, N. C., Asa 7 mos., N. C.
BLANTON, Jackson listed 1850 Rutherford Co., N. C. Census, 30, farmer, N. C., Maloney (f) 28, N. Co, Narcissa 14, N. C., William 12, N. C., Nancy 10, N. C., Hannah 9, Ga., Terrel 2, N. C., Rachel, 6 mos., N. 9~,
BLANTON, Jesse listed 1850 Rutherford Co., N. C. Census, laborer, age 38, N. C., A;essu )fe,a;e_. 39. N. C., James 12 N. C., Martha 11 N. C., William 18 N. C., Susannah 7 N. C., David 5 N. C., Alfred 2 N. C.
BLANTON, James listed 1850 Rutherford Co., N. C. Census, laborer, N. C.,Mary 28, N. C., Joseph B. 20, N. C., Louisa 15, N. C.
BLANTON, James listed 1850 Rutherford Co., N. C. Census, age 28, farmer, N. C., Sarah 35, N. C. farmer, N.
BLANTON, Priscilla listed 1850 Rutherford Co., N. C. Census, age 50, N. C.., James 21, merchant, N. C., Gilford 18, N. C., Priscilla 16, N. C.
BLANTON, Stephen listed 1850 Rutherford Co., N. C. Census, age 30, farmer, N. C., Sarah 23, N. C., Julia 3, N. C., Cynthia Phillips 45, N. C.
BLANTON, William listed 1850 Rutherford Co., N. C. Census, age 43, laborer, N. C.
BLANTON, William I. listed 1850 Rutherford Co., N. C. Census, age 27, farmer, N. C., S. E. (female) 25, N. C., M. E. (female) 5, N. C., S. E. (male) 3, N. C., M. I. (female) 1, N. C.
BOLTON, Abner married Mary Raiborn on 12/14/1856 in Edgefield Co., S. C. Listed on 1870 Edgefield Co. Census, Saluda District, age 35, farmer,S. C., Mary 30, S. C., Emma 8, S. C., Sally 6, S. C., Jinnie 4, S. C., Henry 2, S. C., Willie 3 mos., S. C.
BOLTON, Agnes. South Carolina Revolutionary War Indents, dated 1785, for "rough rice".
BOLTON, B. F., Event:Birth,Event Date:2/24/1910, County:Fulton, City:Atlanta,Notes:boy, 170 Emmett St.,Source: Atlanta Constitution
BOLTON, Allen. 1782 and 1785 South Carolina Revolutionary War Stub Indents.
BOLTON, Archibald listed 1790 Camden District, Lancaster Co., S. C. Census.
BOLTON, Daniel, 1786 S. C. Rev. War Stub Indents.
BOLTON, Henry listed 1790 Census, 96th District, Edgefield Co.
BOLTON, Henry. Deed in Edgefield Co., S. C. Henry Bolton and his wife, Mary, of Edgefield Co., S. C. to William Humphreys (1787-1788), Deed Book 2, page 78.
BOLTON, Henry, S. C. Land Grants: 9/14/1771, Lot 150 acres on Goodland Creek; also 200 acres, granted 8/27/1764. Ref: S. C. State Archives Land Grants
BOLTON, James listed 1790 S. C. Census, Cheraw District, S. C. Revolutionary War Stub Indents (1785).
BOLTON, James, 1794 was a member o f the Cheraw Hill Church, Pee Dee, S. C.; in 1800 listed as a member of the Three Creek Church, on Three Creek.
BOLTON, John listed 1870 Edgefield Co., S. C. Census, age 46, farmer, S. C., Elizabeth 30, S. C., James 11, S. C., Mary 9, S. C., Susan 7, S. C., Eliza 5, S. C., Lucinda 3, S. C., Smyly 1, S. C.
BOLTON, Joseph died 1869 in Edgefield Co., S. C. Abner Bolton and H. T. Wright, executors. His LWT dated 4/26/1869 in Edgefield Co. named wife, Sallie, and son, Abner. Listed on 1860 Edgefield Co., S. C. Census, Fruit Hill District, age 63, farmer, S. C., Sarah 55, S. C., J. A. 16, S. C.
BOLTON, Joseph listed 1850 Edgefield Co., s. C. Census, 53, farmer, S. C., Sarah 45, S. c., Robert 18, S. C., Elizabeth 16,. S. C., Abner 15, S. C., Thomas 13, S. C., James 1~, S. C., Allen 6, S. C..
BOLTON, Luke and Mary Bolton of Oglethorpe Co., for the paternal care and natural affection, give to our beloved son, Leonard Bolton, a Negro man named Butler. 10/11/1806. Oglethorpe Co. Deed Book E, page 297.
BOLTON, Martha listed 1790 S.C. Census, Beaufort district. Martha is listed Charleston, St.Michael's Parish.
BOLTON, Martha, S. C. Land Grant, 240 acres, Charleston, S. C. Ref: S. C. State Archives Land Grants.
BOLTON, Nathaniel. Edgefield Co.., S. C. Deed Bk 30, p. 268 (1809- 11), Nathaniel Bolton of Edgefie1d Co. to William Fortner. Deed Bk 31, p. 309 (1811-1814), Nathaniel Bolton of Edgefield Co., S. C. to Thomas Dozier, Sr.
BOLTON, Richard. 1786 S. C. Revolutionary War Stub Indents. Administrator of hie estate: Benjamin Villepontoux.
BOLTON, Sarah, widow of William, listed 1870 Edgefield Co., S. C. Census. Saluda 35, S. C., Joanna 18, S. C., Willis 14, S. C., Mamie 10, S. C., Jackson 8, S. C., Eckly 6, S. C.
BOLTON, Solomon listed 1790 S. C. Census, Georgetown District, Prince George Parish.
BOLTON, Spencer listed 1790 S. C. Census, Georgetown District, Prince George Parish; Revolutionary War Stub Indents, 1782.
BOLTON, Thomas, 2 lots, Charleston, S. C. Land Grant 9/12/1694.
BOLTON, Thomas Berkley Co., S. C. Land Grant 9/13/1694.
BOLTON, William. His estate in Edgefield Co.< S. C. 12/13/1865. Miss Emmie Hearn was appointed admx. Sarah Bolton, widow of William, named. Probate Court, Roll 90,File 3620. He was a Pvt. in Co. G 5th S. C. Infantry; enlisted 5/13/1862 at L. K. Springs and Columbia, S. C. He appeared on a list of casualties in Bratton'sBrigade in campaign of 1864 (Army of Northern Virginia), not dated. Date of campaign was 5/6/1864. Remarks: "missing."
BONALL, Anthony. The Virginia Census of 1624: "Anthony Bonall, JamesBonall and LaGuard, Frenchmen, are dwellers at Elizabeth City, near Hampton.These persons arrived in 1622, in Abigail to impart informationrelative to the raising of silk. Two of them were related to John Bonoel, or Bonall,silk-worm raiser to the King...."
BOND, Constantia, her LWT dated 3/8/1754, probated 5/24/1754, Charles Town, S. C. (Abstracts of S. C. Wills, Vol. II, p. 181) "Spinstress".Husband: George Paddon Bond. Daughter: Elizabeth Padgett. Brothers: Thomas and Andrew Hasell.
BONE,William, his LWT dated 7/10/1787, probated 3/25/1789 in Iredell Co., N. C. naming children: William, James, John and Thomas Bone; Esther Brotherton; Susanna McCurdy.
BONEY, David listed 1810 Duplin Co., N. C. Census, m 10-16, 2 m 16-26, m 45 plus, f 10-16, f 16-26, f 45 plus, 3 slaves.
BONEY, Jacob listed 1810 Duplin Co., N. C. Census, m under 10, 2 m 10-16, m 16-26, m 45 plus, f under 10, 2 f 10-16, f 26-45.
BONEY, John listed 1810 Duplin Co., N. C. Census, 2 m under 10, m 10-16, m 16-26, m 26-45, f under 10, 2 f 10-16, f 26-45.
BORDERS, John, his LWT dated 10/16/1799 Lincoln and Tryon Co.'s, N. C. Wife: Chataren. Executors: Peter James, Abraham Baker.
BOWLING,Thornberry Bowling [6/8/1777-5/8/1839} and m. (1) Lucy Rainey (b. 2/12/1799), (2)Mary Ann Wright on 6/19/1828 in Oglethorpe Co., Ga. where the family resided.
Children by Lucy: William 2/19/1799-4/2/1801, James b. 2/19/1799, Lucy Ann b. 1/6/1801,Matthew Rainey b. 8/12/1802, Martha Watkins b. 12/26/180-, James
Thornberry b. 2/4/1807,John Newton b. 9/27/1813.
Children by Mary Ann: Emily b. 9/7/1830 m. Thomas E. R. Harris on 5/18/1847;
Penelope (3/16/1832-8/22/1911) m. Mr. McMurray; Thornberry Jackson (3/30/1833-11/7/1919) m. MaryE. Smith.
Ref: Thornberry Bowling Bible (Oglethorpe Co., Ga.) Owner: Mrs. Charles W. Foppert,1803 Erlen Road, Melrose Park, Philadelphia, PA 19126 (1970) © Austin Collection
BOWLING,Thornberry Jackson Bowling (3/30/1833-11/7/1919) m. Mary E. Smith. Their children:Mary Anna b. 2/1861, George b. 6/14/1863, Joseph Smith b. 3/1/1866, Harriet Newel b. 8/2/1867,Thomas Thornberry b. 11/27/1869, Walter Grogan b. 2/28/1892, William Franklin Bowling b. 8/8/1877and Harry b. 1/7/1881 m. Ellen Cranford.Ref: Thornberry Bowling Bible (Oglethorpe Co., Ga.) Owner: Mrs. Charles W. Foppert,1803 Erlen Road, Melrose Park, Philadelphia, PA 19126 (1970)© Austin Collection.
BOWLES, Nathan, Revolutionary War Soldier, resident of Jackson Co., drew in the 1832 Land Lottery.
BOYD, James, his LWT dated 8/10/1784, probated 10/26/1784, Craven Co., S. C., named wife, Martha and children: Samuel, Mary, John, Abraham. Son-in-law: Robert Barnes. Note: Agnes or Mary m. Robert Barnes before 1784.
BOYD, Robert. Reuben Boyd Family by Elizabeth Willis DeHuff: "Edgefield, S. C. records show five brothers, purported to have been the sons ofRobert Boyd, namely, Edmund Boyd (1766-LWT in 1800) m. Susannah Thurmond; Robert Boyd, whose admn. papers in 1800 show brothers John, Hezekiah and James, withsisters, Patsy (m. William Bourum); Elizabeth Bussey; and Mary, deceased wife of Robert Henderson. Edmund Boyd had sons, Philip and John (1800 LWT).
BOYD, Robert, his LWT dated 6/21/1779, probated 4/20/1782, headed Granville Co., proved Abbeville Co., S. C., named wife, Mary and children: Agnes, Robert andWilliam.
BOYD, Thomas. The Boyd Family by Montague L. Boyd, Jr., p. 17: "Thomas Boyd, Capt. of a company of armed forces in the Revolution, also aJustice of the Peace, came from Ireland and settled in Lexington, S. C. He had three sons, namely: Robert C., James and Thomas. Robert C. married a Miss Walker and moved to Georgia."
BOYD, Thomas. Reuben Boyd Family by Elizabeth Wills DeHuff: "Thomas Boyd of Pasquotank Co., N. C. had a son, Abraham Boyd who was the father ofStephen Boyd, who in turn was the parent of Reuben Boyd of Barnwell Co., S. C. (1769-1824). The family traditions were that the Boyd family came to Americafrom the County of Donegal, Ireland; also that Reuben Boyd came to S. C. with seven brothers. Births, Marriages, etc., Pasquotank Co., N. C. Book C. R. 74,002,p. 1: John Boyd, bachelor and Ann Chancey, spinster. 9/30/1727. Son: William, b. 6/17/1729; Winnifred b. 6/15/1734; Thomas b. 8/29/1738, John d. Sun night 1/16/1742."
BOYD, Thomas, Sr., his LWT dated 5/7/1838, probated 11/10/1834, York Co., S. C. Will Bk 2, p. 19 named wife, Elizabeth "the house I now live in and the tract of land whereon it sits adjoining James Boyd, Robert and William, Samuel Smith and Aquilla Dyson." Daughter: Nancy, wife of William Smith. Sons:Bennett Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, James, William. Daughters: Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Rachel, Louisa.
BOYD, William, Sr., his LWT dated 5/20/1801, probated 9/2/1803, Abbeville Dist., S. C., named: James, Joseph, Samuel, Mary, William, Robert. Exrs: Son, James Boyd and John Glasgo, Jr.
BOYETT, Edward, b. 1770/1780 Lexington, S. C., son of James,listed on 1820 Screven Co., Ga. Census, 3 males under 10, male10-16, male 26 to 45, female under 10, female 10-16, female 26-45. 1830 Screven Co., Ga. Census, male under 5, male 5-10, male10-15, male 50-60, 2 females 10-15, female 15-20, female 20-30.Screven Co. Deed Bk J, p. 289, 7/12/1815, Edward Boyett and hiswife, Rebecca, deed to Moses Twiggs for $38, 200 acres of pine land on Little Horse Creek.
BOYIT, William, his LWT dated 6/25/1808, probated 1/12/1809, Barnwell Dist., S. C. named: Winniford Dyes, Jemima Boyit, Josiah and Ezekiel Boyit, Bethany Tool, Patience Red.
BOYKIN, Bius served in the Revolutionary War on the North Carolina Line. He marriedSarah Peoples (born in Virginia, died in Georgia after 1812), and he died in 1812. Issue:Thomas (1785-1829), served in the War of 1812, married Elizabeth Fennell, daughter of Nicholas Fennell, RevolutionaryWar Soldier of North Carolina and his wife, Margaret Robinson; received bounty lands in Georgia;John Boykin; Solomon Boykin; Nancy Boykin; and Jenny Boykin. Ref: Roster of RevolutionaryWar Soldiers in Georgia by McCall.
BOYKIN, Burwell, Revolutionary War Soldier, was born 1752 in Virginia, died 1817 in South Carolina, married (1) ElizabethWhitaker (2) Mary Whitaker. He had 17 children. He was a brother of Major Francis Boykin and Samuel Boykin. Ref: Roster of RevolutionaryWar Soldiers in Georgia by McCall.
BOYKIN, Francis, Major, Revolutionary War Soldier, was born in South Carolina in 1745, came to BaldwinCounty, Georgia in 1785 where he died in 1821. He was a Major in the "Mounted Rangers" of South Carolina. He married CatharineWhitaker. Issue: Samuel (1786-1848) married (1) Sarah Maxwell (2) Narcissa Cooper; James Boykin married (1) Miss Owens (2) Miss Rutherford; Elizabeth Boykin married WilliamRutherford. Ref: Roster of RevolutionaryWar Soldiers in Georgia by McCall.
BOYLES, Ellison. Listed 1850 Beaufort County, S. C. Census, as clerk in a store, age 18.
BRAMER, James, his LWT dated 1/16/1732, St. Thomas, Berkeley Co., S. C. mentions land adj. Francis Pagitt.
BRANTLEY, John, his LWT dated 1785 Nash Co., N. C. named Elizabeth and Jacob.
BRANTLEY, John, his LWT dated 1777 Northampton Co., N. C. named: James Brantley.
BRANTLEY, William, his LWT dated 1765 Brunswick Co., N. C. named wife, Rachel.
BRASWELL, James, his LWT dated 1783 Edgecombe Co., N. C. named: Nathan, James, Abner, Burrell.
BRASWELL, Richard, his LWT dated 1772 Edgecombe Co., N. C. named: Sampson and Solomon.
BRASWELL, Samuel, his LWT dated 1795 Nash Co., N. C. named Sampson and Wilson.
BRASWELL, Valentine, his LWT dated 1794 Wake Co., N. C. named wife, Patience.
BRASWELL, William, his LWT dated 1779 Nash Co., N. C. named wife, Martha and children: Robin, Dempsey, Mourning, Hunt, Alexander, Nancy, Judah,Beckwith, Thomas, Powell and Rhoda.BRIGHT, B. C., born 1700/05, died 10-25-1784 married (1) Rebecca (2) Mary Ann Gregory. His LWT in Bedford Co., VA 7-2-1784. "He had a son Charles who in turn had a son Charles Jr. b. c. 1760 Granville Co., N. C., d. 3/17/1830 Marlboro Co., S. C., m. Mary Godfrey in N. C." Their son, Basset C. Bright died after 1880 in HenryCounty, Georgia, married 3/26/1818 in Marlboro Co., S. C. Obedience Adams. The Brights moved to Georgia ca 1833, in Fayette Co. in 1840, after that removedto Henry Co. First Families of Henry County, GA by Genealogical Society of Henry & Clayton Co's, GA, Inc.
BRISCOE, Susannah, her LWT dated 2/5/1740, probated 7/3/1740, Charles Co., Virginia. Brother: Samuel Swann. Sons: Philip and James, executors. Daughters:Elizabeth, Ann Wood (and her daughter, Mary). Children of son, John, deceased, viz: Samuel Williamson Briscoe, Philip, James, Hezekiah, John and Martha Wilson.Granddaughters: Elizabeth Garner, Sarah Parker, Susanna Whitely. Daughter of Susanna Compton. Grandson: William Howard, son of daughter, Sarah Howard.Briscoe and George Davis. Robert, son of Edward, deceased. Leonard. Children of daughter, Judith Brooke, deceased. Granddaughter: Rebecca Briscoe. Grandsons:Williamson Briscoe and Henry Smoot.
BROOKS, Micajah was born in Chatham Co., N. C. 12/25/1761, died in Polk Co., Georgia 6/15/1862. He married (1) in 1785, Mary Hunter and (2) Margaret T. Carter. He was a Revolutionary War Soldier, enlisting in Chatham Co., N. C. in 1775 under Benjamin Few, for service in the Georgia Troops. He removed to Wilkes County, Georgia about 1785 with hiswife, mother, brothers and sisters. In 1827 he drew in the Georgia Land Lottery.... First Families of Henry County, GA by Genealogical Society of Henry & Clayton Co's, GA, Inc.
BROTHERTON, George, his LWT 4/21/1846 Iredell Co., N. C. named wife, Lydia. Children: James, Elias Morgan, Mahaly, Lydia, John, George, William,Sarah, Jane, Easter.
BROTHERTON, John of Rowan Co., N. C. deeded Samuel Young 370 acres on Trumpet Branch and Middle Fork of Rocky Creek 4/27/1786. Rowan Co. Deed Book A, pp. 255-257.
BROTHERTON, Lydia listed 1850 Iredell Co, N. C. Census, p. 442, age 70, N. C., Mahal 37, Lydia 32, Elias M. 24, John T. 21, Almida 11.
BROTHERTON, William granted 200 acres in Rowan Co., N. C. on branch of Rocky Creek 8/9/1787, Rowan Co. Deed Book A, pp. 503-4. Also, Book A, pp. 510-511, 9/30/1789 William Brotherton deeded George Decker 200 acres on Rocky Creek being land originally granted to William Brotherton on 8/9/1787.
BROTHERTON, William B. listed 1850 Irdell Co., N. C. Census, p. 445, age 58, TN, Nancy 50, N. C., Thomas 23, Rebecca 19, Holly 17, Sylvester 16, Isaac M. 11.
BROWN, John, his LWT dated 7/29/1852, page 532, Nash Co., N. C. Wills 1778-1868, named wife, Martha and children: William, Rebecca, Elizabeth andMary Wester (deceased), her children to receive her share.
BROWNING, George, his LWT dated 3/2/1734, probated 6/6/1735 Kent County, Virginia, named George, son of John Williams. Father-in-law: Mathew Howard.Father: George Browning, deceased. Mother: Mary Howard.
BRYAN, James m. Mrs. Mary Sanks 6/18/1772. S. C. Gazette.
BRYAN, John, merchant, m. Miss Rachel Simmons, dau. of late Benjamin Simmons, Esq., 4/28/1777. S. C. Gazette.
BRYAN, Susannah, Mrs. m. John Brunson, both of Charleston, S. C. 6/9/1800. S. C. Gazette.
BRYAN, William of Halifax Co., N. C. 2/2/1770 deeded Jacob Parker of same county land on Beaver Dam Swamp, 100 acres, adj. Jesse Bryan. p. 244, Vol. 12,Halifax Co., N. C. Deeds. Wit: Jesse Bryan, William Bland, Teagle Taylor and Stephen Taylor.
BRYANT, Jesse of Halifax Co., N. C. 6/10/1772 deeded Jacob Parker of same county land on Beaver Dam Swamp, 100 acres, p. 243, Vol. 12, Halifax CO., N. C. Deeds.Wit: Teagle Taylor, Stephen Taylor, William Watson.
BRYANT, Needham of Halifax Co., N. C. deeded Jacob Parker of same 50 acres in Halifax Co. on North Coneho Swamp, beginning at Cypress Swamp on JacobParker's own line to mouth of branch. Wit: Thomas Wiggins, Blake B. Wiggins, William Williams. 2/14/1773, p. 333, Vol. 12, Halifax CO., N. C. Deeds.
BURT, William, his LWT dated 11/20/1804, probated 11/1805 Halifax Co., N. C. named wife, Elizabeth and children:Richard, Willie, Squire, daughters of Nancy Crab, Patsy and Betsey Burt.
BURT, William, Sr., his LWT. Halifax Co., N. C. Will Book 1012, page 695, dated 1/26/1824, probated 2/1824. Children:Rebeccah, Elizabeth, Martha, Margaret, Nancy Kimbrill and William C. Burt. "Plantation whereon I now live andland joining William C. Burt to be sold...."
BUTTRILL, William, b. 2/20/1763 in Virginia, a Revolutionary War Soldier who servedunder General Nathaniel Greene. After the war he lived in Cumberland Co., NorthCarolina where most of his children were born. He married Mary Williams, daughterof Burwell Williams of North Carolina, Revolutionary War Soldier. About 1812-1813the family removed to Jasper Co., Ga.Issue:
I. Mary Buttrill m. Dr. Ford.
II. Nancy Buttrill b. 12/19/1794 in N. C. M. Dr. Jesse George, lived Coweta Co., Ga.In 1830 and listed 1840-1850 Heard Co., Ga. Census.
III. Thomas Buttrill b. 10/23/1796, d. 3/22/1875 Heard Co., Ga. M. Lurana A.Bonner, lived Troup Co., Ga. In 1830, removed to Heard Co. Buried at JacksonCemetery, Heard Co., Ga.
IV. Elizabeth Buttrill b. ca 1797 in N. C., m. John Barnett (above).
V. William Buttrill, Jr. b. ca 1798 N. C. M. Ann Smith Alston, removed to Texas.
VI. Burwell Williams Buttrill b. 6/8/1807, d. 1894 Heard Co., Ga.
VII. Asa Buttrill b. 6/10/1810 m. Lucille J. Manly, d. Butts Co., Ga. 1893.
VIII. Britain Buttrill b. 4/20/1812 Ga. M. (1) Louisa Hudson 92) Ruth EmerlineMcCord. Died in Upshur Co., Texas.
IX. Jesse Buttrill b. Ca 1816, never married.Ref: Reference: Heard Co., Ga., A History of its People by Lynda S. Eller; ©Austin Collection.