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"gnsrarchin' "Jlrros VOL. VII Published by The Memphis Genealogical Society Mrs. Harry E. O'Hara, Editor 5391 Shady Grove Terrace Memphis 17, Tenn. -Quarterly- OCTOBER 1960 - CONTENTS - No.4. THE PRESIDENT I S MESSAGE Memphis Members - News and Notes - Notice of October Meeting • •••77 OVER THE EDITOR'S DESK News from our Fellow Publishers, Toolsfor Research. ••• •• 78 FIRST SETTLERS OF SHELBY COUNTY TENNESSEE - 1820 Census Mr. Wm. A. Burns •••• •• . . . . .... .. . . . .' . .. . . . . 81 ( INDEX TO: EXPENDITURES FOR REMOVAL OF aHICKASAW INDIANS . (From Memphis, Tenn. to Little Rock and ,Fort Coffee, Ark. 1833-1843). Compiled by KathrynR. Bonner W. Gill) •••••• 83 HELPS IN HUNTING NORTE: CAROLINA ANCESTORS Excerpts from paper given at July, 1960 meeting of the Memphis Genealogical Society by Eleanor Day Hughes, (Mrs. T. P.,Jr.) •••• 84 GENERAL RUTHERFORD'S EXPEDITION AGAINST THE CHEROKEES Procured and prepared by President Wilena Roberts Bejach (Mrs. lois D.) from the original Account Book at the North Carolina Archives ••• 86 STEHART COUNTY, TENNESSEE MINUTE BOOK - 1804-1807 Abstracted by: Ruth Henley G. Duncan (Mrs. I. G.), Director Research. 88 WAR OF 1812 - TENNESSEE PENSIONERS ON LIST - JANUARY 2, 1883 Compiled by: Hermione D. Embry (Mrs. Chas. A.), Genealogical Reference Librarian, Tennessee state Library, Nasnville, Tenn. Humphreys County (Part) through Lincoln County ••••••• . . . .90 BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE TAX LIST - 1812 Secured by: Ruth Henley G. Duncan (Mrs. L G.), Research Director Original list on file Tenn. state Dept. Archives & History HILL through MARBERRY •• •• QUERIES • • 98 INDEX - 1960 • • .. . . 102 1",ufld quart.rly. in the latler part of January, April, July, and October. All subscriptioIU retro4Ctive to first issue of that year. A.n"fUll mern.ership (includes "Ansearchin' .. News) $3.00. Single copiAls $1.00. Neither the Editor, tM Memphis Genealogical SociAlty nor "AlI8eaI'Chin' .. News lJBIIumes responsibility error 01 opinions or facts e%pressed by contributors.

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"gnsrarchin' "Jlrros

VOL. VII

Published by The Memphis Genealogical SocietyMrs. Harry E. O'Hara, Editor

5391 Shady Grove TerraceMemphis 17, Tenn.

-Quarterly-

OCTOBER 1960

- CONTENTS -

No.4.

THE PRESIDENT I S MESSAGEMemphis Members - News and Notes - Notice of October Meeting • • • • • 77

OVER THE EDITOR'S DESKNews from our Fellow Publishers, Toolsfor Research. • • • • • •• 78

FIRST SETTLERS OF SHELBY COUNTY TENNESSEE - 1820 CensusMr. Wm. A. Burns • • • • • • • . . . . .... . . . . . .' . • .. . . . . 81

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INDEX TO: EXPENDITURES FOR REMOVAL OF aHICKASAW INDIANS.(From Memphis, Tenn. to Little Rock and ,Fort Coffee, Ark.

1833-1843). Compiled by KathrynR. Bonner (~~s. W. Gill) •••••• 83

HELPS IN HUNTING NORTE: CAROLINA ANCESTORSExcerpts from paper given at July, 1960 meeting of the MemphisGenealogical Society by Eleanor Day Hughes, (Mrs. T. P.,Jr.) •••• 84

GENERAL RUTHERFORD'S EXPEDITION AGAINST THE CHEROKEESProcured and prepared by President Wilena Roberts Bejach (Mrs. loisD.) from the original Account Book at the North Carolina Archives••• 86

STEHART COUNTY, TENNESSEE MINUTE BOOK - 1804-1807Abstracted by: Ruth Henley G. Duncan (Mrs. I. G.), Director Research. 88

WAR OF 1812 - TENNESSEE PENSIONERS ON LIST - JANUARY 2, 1883Compiled by: Hermione D. Embry (Mrs. Chas. A.), GenealogicalReference Librarian, Tennessee state Library, Nasnville, Tenn.Humphreys County (Part) through Lincoln County ••••••• . . . .90

BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE TAX LIST - 1812Secured by: Ruth Henley G. Duncan (Mrs. L G.), Research DirectorOriginal list on file Tenn. state Dept. Archives & HistoryHILL through MARBERRY • • ••

QUERIES • • 98

INDEX - 1960 • • . . . . 102

1",ufld quart.rly. in the latler part of January, April, July, and October. All subscriptioIU retro4Ctive to first issue of that year. A.n"fUll mern.ership (includes

"Ansearchin' .. News) $3.00. Single copiAls $1.00. Neither the Editor, tM Memphis Genealogical SociAlty nor "AlI8eaI'Chin' .. News lJBIIumes responsibility fo~ error

01 opinions or facts e%pressed by contributors.

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MEMPHIS MEMBERS - NEWS AND NOTES

First, we welcome new members Mr. and Mrs. Walter HOffman, 191 Lemaster;Mrs. Mabel Hughes, Arlington; and an especially cordial welcome to Mrs. Wm.W. Deupree, 176 Buena Vista who is returning to us, having been a memberwhen the group was organized a few years ago. Among other genealogicalproblems that Mary Evelyn seeks to solve, is the whereabouts 'of some NorthMississippi ancestors.

A goodly crowd enjoyed the Study session held at the home of Mrs. I. G. Duncanat 35 Belleair Drive on the evening of August 15th. Meeting for study andexchange of ideES at night is new for us. We believe the members like the ideaand we will try it again. Mrs. Duncan's extensive genealogical library wasan attraction. Wilena Bejach (Mrs. L. D.) displayed her collection of recentlymounted genealogical maps.

Mrs. Frank Liddell, 4249 Tuckahoe Road, provided her lovely home for our 10to 4 session on September 19th. At that time, plans were formulated for ourforthcoming October meeting. Mrs. Charles Embry will be with us, thanks tothe efforts qf Program ,Chairman Betty Goff Cartwright (Mrs. J. B.) and Friendand Advisor, Lillian Gardiner (Mrs. L.B.). Mrs. Embry, well known to all whosearch for records of forefathers in Tennessee, will talk to us about books,manuscripts, and other sources of genealogical information to be found in theState Library in Nashville.' She may also ,tell us the results of a personalsurvey of records in certain Tennessee county court houses, obtained while ona recent trip. We are sure no one will want to miss this. Members will benotified by post card, but write on your calendars: Mrs. Charles Embry speaksat home of Mrs. James B. Cartwright, 4533 Park Ave., October 29th from 2 to 4.It is a priVilege to have Mrs. Embry come to Memphis to speak to us. Tea willbe served following the program.

~le were sorry to lose Sally (Mrs. Frank) Basler who has returned to her homein St. Petersburg Beach, Florida. We wish her continued success in her pur­suit of the elusive name and/or date.

REMINDER: The microfilm reader, property of the Society, 'is at the home ofthe President, and may be borrowed by members who have microfilm records tosearch.

VTe are always happy to hear from our tlsibling societies tl • Your President wasprivileged to reply at length to a letter from Mr. Jolm Plath Green of Dallas,Texas who sought information on the methods, means, and other details, of oper-.ating a genealogical society such as ours. It is indeed flattering to beadmired and emulated, perhaps. We hope we were helpful.

Now, may we all be inspired to WRITE THAT LETTER.

Wilena Roberts Bejach (Mrs. L. Dilliard)

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OVER THE EDITOR'S DESK

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Autumn is at hand and time for all of us to assemble the notes made this summerand prepare for further study and analysis when winter keeps us close by thefire. Time out for reflective thinking is a must with the lIknottier" problemsof genealogy and a well kept set of notes often provides an unexpected answer.Remember, too, in writing your family history that anyone can compile vital sta­tistics. It is the person who garners every morsel of information and carefullyreconstructs each generation with well documented material who produces the his­tories we enjoy reading the most.

Your Editor and Director of Research could not resist the "call of the openroad" so we spent one week searching in our sister State, Kentucky. We were in­troduced to Mr. Willard K. Jillson, author of "The Kentucky Land Grant Index"and "Old Kentucky Entries, Deeds, and Wills", while working in the Archives inFrankfort. We also met one of our members, Mrs. Clark Boyd, who very graciouslyspent one day helping us with our work.

While copying records in the courthouse in Clark County, we introduced ourselvesto two other searchers. It was a pleasant surprise to find one was Mrs. W. B.Walker, an out-of-town member,;and her companion was Miss Virginia Wilson. BothMrs. Walker and Miss Wilson spent many hours on the new DAR publication (seethe notice on inside back cover), "Kentucky Cemetery Records ll

, Vol. 1.

We both found Kentucky a friendly State in which to work and are planning a re­turn visit~

Your Editor' was sorry to be away from the telephone when Mr. Tracy D. Cary of.Pampa, Texas called. Mr. Cary is President of the Pampa Genealogical and His­torical Society and Editor of their new publication "Coronado Heritage". Mr.Cary left a copy of the first edition at our library and we welcome them to ourgrowing list of exchanges.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Burns of Phoenix, Arizona did get an answer when they calledrecently and we spent several hours discussing the various phases of this work.Mr. Burns has worked hard in behalf of "Ansearchin' News". His articles haveadded much to our quarterly and we wish other members would try a hand at writing.

In February of this year we received a letter from an out-of-town member, Mrs.Lewis O. Bowman, Sr. of Rockville, Maryland. Mrs. Bowman was complimenting us onour publication and in conclusion she said, "Is anyone contemplating an index to"Ansearchin' News" that you know of? I might undertake such a deal, if youcould plan the publication. You see I am a Medical Librarian, and to us a bookwithout an index is absolutely useless unless • . • • therefore I am indexconscious." So, you may thank Mrs. Bowman for the generous offer and many hoursspent that we might have an index this year. Because of the time element, Mrs.Bowman indexed the first three issues and members of our local group indexedthe October number so you could have the complete publication this year. Mrs.Bowman and the members of the Memphis group deserve a big hand for such an under­taking. (See inside back cover for notice of Mrs. Bowman's new publication.)

Compensation for this type of publication comes in so many nice ways -- theunsolicited manuscripts, the offer to index our work, the many letters and cardsof congratulations, the just-passing-thrpugh-thought-I-would-call telephone mess­ages, the wonderful cooperation of the State Archives in working with our Director

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of Research, the hours of volunteer help in assembling and ~~iling details, etc.It has all added up to a pleasant year and a desire to try "bigger and better'things for 1961!

NEWS FROM OUR FELLOW PUBLISHERS

The GENEALOGIST WEEKLY OUERY EXCHANGE is back in operation after months of in­activity. The owners write that due to illness and another move they were un­able to get out their Weekly Index. The new address: P. O. Box 446, Casey, Ill.

The Wisconsin State Genealogical Society announced in the October 1960 issue oftheir NEWSLETTER the sale of "ttJisconsin Families", quarterly magazine of theSociety published in June, September, and December J.94-0 and March of 1941. Itcontains a storehouse of information about early Wisconsin pioneers. There are246 pages, completely indexed, over 8,000 names and nearly 1,000 place names.$2.00 per set from: Mrs. Harry B. Hemming, 938 No. 28th St., Milwaukee 8, Wise.

MICHIGANA, the quarterly publication of the Western Michigan Genealogical Asso­ciation, gave the following information in an article by their Foreign Secretary,Mr. John Van Eijsden. There is a German magazine in which you can place a query,if you have reached a deadlock while working on a German family name. Write to:Anzeigeauftrag fuer Familienkundliche Nachrichten, c/o Verlag Degener & Co.Neustadt Aisch. Federal Republic of Germany. The cost is low and the magazinehas a wide circulation in Germany, Austria, and Holland. Mr. Van Eijsden whoseaddress is 646 Hill Ave., Muskegon, Michigan, has offered to translate yourquery into German, if you send a self addressed and stamped envelope. TheWestern Michigan Society has also published other excellent material on researchabroad. $2.50 per year. Address: 714 West Bridge St., Grand Rapids, Michigan.

THE NORTH CAROLINIAN, edited by Mr. William Perry Johnson, continues its goodwork of presenting a wide selection of genealogy and history of North Carolina.Mr. Johnson started a new series in the June 1960 issue titled, "North CarolinaMarriage Bonds", Part II, 1779-1800, which should be of great interest to thoseworking in that State. A note of what happened in the case of missing bondsgives the reader a quick reference in this particular set of records. $5.00 ayear from the Editor, Box 531, Raleigh, North Carolina.

To some searchers 1865 is "too late", but we should remember folks were justgetting settled in the North Country and so the Idaho Genealogical Society ispublishing a "Directory of the North Country 1865". The Directory starts inVol. 2, No. 4 of the QUARTERLY and lists the first inhabitants, their occupa­tion and the location of their businesses. The material has been limited tothat of genealogical interest. The list when completed will cover the earliestknown inhabitants of Idaho and a section of Washington and Oregon residents.Membership $2.00 annually from: 610 Parkway Drive, Boise, Idaho.

The bulletin of the Oklahoma Genealogical Society (Editor, P. O. Box 7652,Oklahoma City 16, Oklahoma) is full of ipteresting news for genealogists fromall states. Besides the work on Oklahoma records, the reader will find much tonote in the other material -- i.e., the March 1960 (Vol. 5, No.1) contained areview of the Society's newest purchase, "Heraldic Visitations of Wales andPart of the Marches; Between the Years 1586 and 1613". In the review Dr.Owings, History Dept., University of Oklahoma, points out the fact that allWelch people were interested in pedigrees and an abundance of documentary ma­terial has survived. Dr. Owings also lists books and catalogs on Welsh Re­search. Also of interest to some of our Tennessee and Texas members would be

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the Kimbrough Family genealogical data presented by Mr. Felix A. Kimbrough as hetraces this family's early days spent mostly in these two States.

The STAMFORD GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, 145 Park Ave., Stamfor4 Connecticut, publishesa mimeographed bulletin giving news of its monthly meetings, and other activities.The Bulletin also contains genealogical queries, previously unpublished genealogi­cal data, and the September 1960 issue gives a list of the members and familynames. Membership $2.00.

YOUR ANCESTORS, a national magazine of genealogy and family history, edited byMr. Harry F. Johnston, Box 27, Station C., Buffalo 9, New York (annual subscrip­tion $3.00) is made up entirely of family genealogies and the references usedin each case. Issues this year have contained the John Farnham (Farnum, Varnum)family of Dorchester, Mass., Johnstons of Pequa, Salisbury Twp., Penn., EdwardWilcox of Rhode Island, Richard Bordon of Portsmouth, R. 1., and others.

There is still time for you to mail your queries to be published in the Al1­Query Bulletin of the SEATTLE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, if your query is for asouthern state (Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texaswill be included in this division.) The charge to non-members is $1.00 for fivequeries. Please make queries 50 words or less, typewritten or printed, and eachshould contain at least one date and place name in addition to other pertinentinformation. Mail queries and check to Mrs. Perry F. Ko1b, 4731 - 47th Ave.,N. E., Seattle 5, Washington. A subscription to their BULLETIN may be had bysending check for $3.00 to Arthur D. Fiske, Editor, 3007 14th Ave., West,Seattle 99, Washington.

Lack of space prevents our reviewing each of the eight Texas publications Wl

which we exchange. They are all putting forth a tremendous effort to help themany Texans who are working on their family history. Any State showing that muchenthusiasm deserves a lot of credit. The Texas publications are as follows:

1. LOCAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY cooperating with the Dallas PublicLibrary publishes a quarterly bulletin magazine. Do not have price. Orderfrom: Mrs. Wm. M. Beck, 7831 Stanford St., Dallas 25, Texas.

2. CORONADO HERITAGE quarterly publication of the Pampa Genealogical andHistorical Society. $5.00 from Mr. Tracy D. Cary, 430 N. Sumner St., Pampa,Texas.

3. BULLETIN of Central Texas Genealogical Society published every other month ­$3.00 first year, $2.00 for renewal. Send check to: Miss Ann Baker, 122Bosque St., Waco, Texas.

4. T~E GENEALOGICAL RECORD published by the Houston Genealogical Forum. Dues$3.00 -- write c/o Houston Public Library, Houston, Texas.

5. A BULLETIN OF LOCAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGY published by the West Texas Genea­logical Society. Do not have price. Address: Editor, Box 2303, Abilene,Texas.

6. THE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN published by the Fort Worth GenealogicalSociety - monthly - $2.00 annually - write Mr. John Gano, Treasurer, 3620Spurgeon, Fort Worth 15, Texas.

7. OUR HERITAGE published by the San Antonio Genealogical and Historical Soc.,quarterly, $5.00 per year. Write: P. O. Box 6383, Alamo Heights Station,San Antonio 9, Texas.

We are happy to add to our library collection the MISSISSIPPI GENEALOGICALEXCHANGE which is edited by Katie-Prince Ward Esker, 1301 Massachusetts Ave.,N.W., Washington 5, D. C. Annual subscription rate - $4.00.

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TOOLS FOR RESEARCH

EARLY BIBLE RECORDS OF TENNESSEE FAMILIES, Vol. I, $7.50, Vol. II, $10.00 from:Mrs. Joseph L. Sneed, 1625 Laurel Ave., Knoxville 16, Tennessee. These recordsgo back to the mid-1700's and connect families to North Carolina, Virginia, Ken­tucky, Pennsylvania and other sections.

The WILFORD-WILLIFORD FAMILY TREKS INTO AMERICA by Eurie Pearl Wilford Neel anda reprint of COUNTIES OF CHRISTIAN AND TRIGG (Kentucky), edited by Wm. HenryPerrin (1884), may be purchased from Mrs. Cortland Moore Neel, Neelwil Place,2110 Lone Oak Road, Paducah, Kentucky.

The Ohio Society, DAR, has published OFFICIAL ROSTER III. SOLDIERS OF THE AMERI­CAN REVOLUTION WHO LIVED IN STATE OF OHIO. Write Mrs. John Wesley Smith, 117Kermit Ave., Williamsburg, Ohio for price.

Thanks to: Mrs. Ludie J. Camp, 524 W. Hopkins St., San Marcos, Texas for thebiographical sketch of Rev. William Starke Smith (1797-1876). Rev. Smith wasa well beloved minister of the gospel at the little Bethel Church near the cityof Lynchburg, Tennessee. Mrs. W. A. Dean of Magnolia, Texas sent tombstone in­scriptions copied from the Unity Church Cemetery, Highway 22, and City Cemetery,Henderson, Tennessee. Both papers will be bound and placed in the library.

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FIRST SETTLERS OF SHELBY COUNTY. TENNESSEE

Copied by: Mr. William A. Burns, 2721 W. San Miguel, Phoenix, Arizona

"About .278 years after the first white man, Fernando De Soto, camped on groundwhere now stands the city of Memphis, the first white settlers moved in underthe leadership of Andrew Jackson and founded a permanent settlement. The yearwas 1819. That same year a county was formed and given the name of Shelby. Oneyear later a Federal Census was taken, and it is indeed surprising that therewere so few.

Federal tabulation for the year 1820 for the County of Shelby shows a total of364 residents, broken down as follows: Male whites, 141; White females, 110;Male slaves, 55; Female slaves, 58. The ages of the white settlers were listedas follows: Males-up to 10; to 16; to 18; 18 to 26; to 45; and over 45. Femaleswere listed as follows: to 10; to 16; to 26; to 45; and over 45 years of age.From a microfilm of these census records I have compiled the following names andage groups:

RESIDENTS OF SHELBY COUNTY. TENNESSEE - 1820:

Tilmon BettesJames BettesWilliam BettesJohn BettesJohn F. MontgomeryTho. W. PalmerHenry GibsonJohn GraceWi lliam JacksonGeorge FarmerJoseph James

1--1--0--0--1--0-­1--2--0--0--1--0-­0--0--1--2--2--1-­0--0--0--0--1--0-­0--0--0--1--0--0-­0--0--0--0--1--0-­3--1--0--0--1--1-­2--1--0--0--1--0-­1--1--0--0--1--0-­0--1--0--0--1--0-­0--0--1--4--0--2--

4--0--0--1--0-­3--0--0--1--0-­0--0--0--0--1-­1--0--0--0--1-­0--0-·0--0--0-­1--0--1--0--0-­1--0--0--1--0-­0--0--1--1--0-­3--2--0--1--0-­0--0--0--1--0-­0--0--0--0--1--

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Residents of Shelby Co •• Tennessee - 1820 (continued)

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John M. RiddleWilliam WestJohn Fearre11George AlinGuidian CarrGeorg~ GuibbsJohn OdemJacob C. SawfordDaniel Har1eroadJacob BeanButler AshfordWilliam A. DaviesRolin SuggsElijah BunchHenry H. WhitmanEnos WadeWilie RobertsRuss1e BeanLewis JonesWilliam MaddraJohn McIntyreHumphrey WilliamsPattrick MashanRobert OuimbeyWi lliam IrwinMary MooreWilliam ThompsonNancy ReynoldThomas H. PersonGeorge W. MooreRobert McAlesterJoseph CarnesAlexander ReynoldThomas CarrAnderson CarrOverton CarrJoshua F1eatcherThomas PattersonHenry HallDrarey Patterson

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2--0--0--0--1--0-­0--0--0--1--0--1-­4--0--0--0--1--0-­2--0--0--0--1--0-­2--0--0--1--1--0-­1--2--1--1--0--1-­1--0--0--0--1--0-­0--0--0--0--1--0-­0--0--0--0--1--0-­1--0--0--1--0--0-­1--1--0--0--1--0-­1--0--0--1--1--0-­0--0--0--0--1--0-­0--0--0--0--0--1-­0--0--0--0--1--0-­0--0--0--1--0--0-­0--0--0--1--0--0-­1--0--0--2--0--0-­0--0--1--2--0--1-­0--0--0--0--0--1-­0--2--0--0--1--1-­0--0--0--1--1--0-­0--0--0--0--0--0-­0--0--0--0--1--0-­0--1--0--0--1--0-­0--0--0--1--1--0-­0--1--0--0--6--0-­2--2--0--1--1--0-­0--1--0--1--0--1-­1--0--0--2--0--0-­5--0--0--1--1--0-­0--0--0--1--1--0-­0--0--0--1--0--0-­0--0--0--2--2-~0-­

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0--0--2--0--0-­2--1--0--1--0-­0--0--0--0--1-­2--1--0--1--0-­2--0--0--1--0-­1--1--0--1--0-­2--1--1--1--0-­1--0--1--0--0-­2--1--1--0--1-­1--0--0--1--0-­0--0--0--0... -0-­0--0--1--0--0-­0--0--0--1--0-­3--0--0--1--0-­1--0--1--0--0-­0--0--0--0--0-­3--0--0--1--0-­0--0--1--0--0-­0--0--0--0--0-­0--0--0--0--0-­0--1--1--0--0-­1--0--1--0--0-­2--1--0--0--0-­0--0--2--0--1-­1--0--1--0--0-­0--0--0--0--1-­2--1--1--0--0-­1--1--1--1--0-­0--0--0--0--0-­1--1--0--1--0-­2--0--1--0--0-­0--1--1--0--1-­0--0--1--0--0-­1--1--1--0--0-­0--0--0--0--0-­0--0--1--0--0-­0--0--0--0--0-­1--0--1--0--0-­0--0--1--0--0-­0--0--1--0--1--

As I bring this compilation to a close and my eyes glance again over the com­pleted list, my mind quickly reverts back to the time that these fifty familyheads and their families moved into what is now Shelby County, Tennessee tocarve out a home. It makes me wonder just how many, because of privations,sickness, and other reasons, gave up and went back to their former homes, andwho of the number stayed it out to become the nucleus of the largest populatedcounty in the State of Tennessee, and who, in an ever venturous spirit, pushedinto Arkansas, Texas, Indian Territory, and on westward.

One invariably wonders about the descendants of these early settlers of ShelbyCounty, and if anyone reads this article who is descended from one of the "familyheads", I am sure that the readers of this publication would enjoy a short arti­cle telling about their connections".

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INDEX TO: EXPENDITURES FOR REMOVAL OF CHICKASAW INDIANS(Continued from April issue)

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Haliday & Besancon 57Hall, A. 76Hall, Allen A. 76Hall, O. S. 59,69Hall, W. 18,25Hamilton & Denham 57Hamilton, T. W. 40Hampton, B. A. 11Hancock, W. J. 11Hanks, G. 7,10Hanna, C. M. 11Hargraves, H. 30Harlan, A. 4Harley, D. 42Harris, Benjamin 79Harris, C.32Harris, C. A. 54,56,57,62Harris, C. G. 27,41Harris, Cyrus 9Harris, John C.Harris, Robert J.Harrison & GlasgowHarrold, L. 37Hart, J. A. 16Hartgraves, A. 12Hartgraves, H. 4,30,33Hartgraves, P. 33Hartgraves, W. 7,23,31Hartshorn, Childs 3Harvick, W. 18Harwick 18,28Haskins, N. 6Hasley, S. 8Hays, Thomas 61Heald, J. H. 46Heileman, A. S. 62Henderson & Adams 14,16Henderson, W. S. 17,49,52Henry, A. 7Hensley, J. 20Hickenbottom, T. 38Hicks, J. R. 4,5,7High & Duk~ 32,38Hill, M. R. 42Hodges, James 75Hogan, M. o. 10Hoke, D. 39Holland & Co. 57Hollis, Robinson 56Homans & Thompson 55Hopper, G. C. 27Hosmer, Samuel 78Howard, Eliza 62

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Gaines, J. 21Gaines, James 6,26Gaines, Jonn 6,26Gales & Seaton 12Gallaspie, W. 7Gano, A. G. 3Garland, J. 43Garland, S. 42Garrison, Abner 28Garrison, W. 28Gately, J. J. 11Gates, T. 38Gibson, G. A. 17Gibson, G. N. 17Gibson, J. H. 11Gideon, G. S. 71Gideon, J. 63,71Gilmore, W. 8Giben & Thompson 56,57Glasgow & Harrison 36,47Glass, R. F. 7Glenn, John 64Goddard, S. B. 59Gooding, G. C. 49Gore, S. 43Goodwin 81Graham, J. E. 46Graham, John D. 76,79,80Gray, Geo. 15Gray, G. W. 14Gray, L. R. 9Gray, T. W. 8,10,27,28Gray, W. R. 10Green, J. 8,42Green, James 60Griffin, W. 55Guest, Jonathan 59Gunton, Wm. 67Gurnee, S. 51,52,54Gurnee, Samuel 80,81Gurnee, Trimble 53Guy, J.J. 11Guy, L. M. 48,49Guy, W. R. 11,12,22,32,45,46Gwathmey, Geo. C. 66

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HELPS IN HUNTING NORTH CAROLINA ANCESTORSBy: Mrs. Thomas P. Hughes, Jr.

Octob""r 1060

In this condensed version of my talk before the MGS, may I repeat that "haphaz­ard research gives haphazard results". Anyone, whether amateur or expert, shouldprepare before visiting State records, as complete a family chart as possible .in the line, or several lines, to be researched. Three chart. samples exhibitedat your meeting were: the D.A.R. chart with blanks for 6 generations; a husband­and-wife-and children chart with blanks for 15 children (Everton PubIs.); and asimilar but larger chart which I copyrighted in 1951 while a member of the Missis­sippi Genealogical Society. Other "at home" steps before leaving on a trip,would be exhaustive study, in your home-town library, of the~ to be research­ed, with emphasis on available Census microfilms, printed county or family his­tories, and printed county and state records. As a "must" for basic North Caro­lina research, I consider the following to be outstnading, many of which may beseen currently at Memphis Cossitt Library:

Secure From Cost

Free$3.005.003.00Free5.50

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5.50

Cossi tt Lib.,MemphisNCDAH-ea.sec.NCDAHNCDAH yr.Book storeBook store

53l,Raleigh yr.

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1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.

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II.12.13.14.15.

Genealogical Research in N.C. Dept. of Arch. & Hist. Same (NCDAH)Formation of N. C. Counties (Corbitt) NCDAHGuide to N.C. Genealog. Ref. (W.R. Draughon, 709 E. Trinity, Durham)Introduction to N.C. Co. Records (Crittenden & Lacy) NCDAHN.C. County Histories, 1957 (Powell) NCDAHN.C. Wills & Inventories, 2 vols. 1910-l2(Grimes)-NC State Lib.-ea.Abstracts of N.C. Wills, 1760-1800 (olds) Book storeN.C. Colonial Records, vols. I-X (Clark) Book storeN.C. State Records, vols. XI-XXX (Clark & Weeks) NC State Lib.-ea.Map of area you'll research, printed about thetime your ancestor lived. (Photostat of 1771-1775Henry Mouzon map, No. & So. Carol. & part of Ga.)or, same area, more detail, much largerGuide to Manuscript Collections (NC Hist. Com.1942)The N.C. Historical Review. Quarterly, 75i ea.N.C. Geneal. & Historical Reg., 3 vols. (Hathaway)Quaker Records (vol. I, N.C.) - HinshawThe North Carolinian (quarterly), Ed.W.P. Johnson, Box

1.301.303.003.00

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5.00

In my home library I have above publications except Nos. 7, 8, 13 and 14. Mostpublic libraries have all of them. Advance study before leaving home saves preci­ous time (and expense!) after arrival in Raleigh.

Mrs. L.D. Bejach, Mrs. Frank Basler, and I found confortable and reasonable lodg­ing at Wilmington Tourist Home, 118 N. Wilmington, within 2 blocks walking dis­tance of Archives (two persons in air-conditioned bedroom and private bath, cost$2.50 each per day); no charge for auto parking in rear. We took most of ourmeals at a small drugstore one block north of Archives building. A good snack­stand is also in the basement at Archives.

Through kindness of Mr. D. L. Corbitt, a supply of pamphlets (No. 1 above) wasdistributed to your meeting. Also for the asking is the pamphlet "Books, Pamph­lets, and the N.C. Historical Review" listing available publications, descriptionsand prices. We purchased many of those listed including: vol. 8 of "Records ofMoravians in N.C." $3.00; vo~s.' 1 and 2, "John Gray Blount Papers" 3.00 ea.;"Explorations, Descriptions and Attempted Settlements of Carolina 1584-1590" l.00;"Ye County of Albemarle in Carolina" 1.50; "N.C. in the American Revolution" 50c.

In showing my family chart, with its explicit surnames to be sought, to the SearchRoom librarian Mrs. Mary Rogers (always helpful and gracious), I learned one par­ticular ancestor had lived in a "burned county" (i.e., a county whose courthouse

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records were destroyed by fire or warfare). This stumbling-block was lessened,however, by finding at Archives the following:

(1) preserved LEGISLATIVE PAPERS (unindexed, uncatalogued, unmicrofilmed);(2) personal COLLECTIONS donated through the years to Archives, such as:

Lovi tt Hines Collection, Charles R. Holloman Collection, etc.;(3) COUNTY HISTORIES such as "The Story of Kinston and Lenoir County" by

Johnson & Holloman, and "Sketches of Pitt CountY-VI by Henry T. King;(4) TOMBSTONE RECORDS IN N.C., compiled by WPA ort cards filed in special

cabinets (not complete for entire state, but most helpful);(S) MILITARY RECORDS such as Revolutionary Army Accounts, Revolutionary

vouchers, and War of 1812 vouchers, indexed alphabetically;(6) HISTORICAL RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, 3 vols., 1939 (NCDAH);(7) various and numerous records on shelf display in Search Room.

At the Land Grant Office, I found some deeds also recorded along with land grants,especially valuable when county records have been destroyed! To anyone havinginterest in the old Dobbs County area (later Craven, Pitt, Wayne, Jones, Glasgow­Greene, Lenoir, Johnston), I highly recommend "The Story of Kinston & LenoirCounty". A few remaining copies of this 1954 printing are available from the co­author, C. R. Holloman, 2307 Euston St.

Unable to spend any appreciable time at the State Library on that trip, I plan areturn visit to explore old newspaper issues preserved there, many of which con­tain legal notices involving lawsuits, removal from county, etc. Often suchnotices point to preserved State Supreme Court records, or Legislative Papers.Such helps, however, sometimes are better searched by local paid genealogistsfamiliar with those avenues; Archives will furnish a current list of such per­sons, but with fee contract to be completed between yourself and the professional.In the State Library search room, Mrs. Margaret Price is most capable and helpful.

I cannot stress too much the importance of county formation study, and countyboundary-line changes through the years. Often an ancestor may be found earlyin one county, and later in other counties formed therefrom; yet he never movedat all during those years! -- his home stayed in one place, but the county itselfwas chopped up to make other later counties. County charts I secured were: asmall convenient 9xl8 County Outline Map (Se) which I use for quick, continuousreference (I typed under each county name the year of its formation, and on re­verse added the parent county or counties); photostats of the large 8-section1775 Mouzon map; a colored county map with clever figures representing the manynationalities and years and sections in which settled (2Si). Smaller-versionphotostat of the Mouzon map may be secured from Memphis Cossitt Library (MayCase 917.5, 1775, M29), Reference Department.

The State Archives, Library, and Land Grant buildings not being open on Saturdaysand Sundays, you may spend intervening week-ends at some nearby county courthouse(if open); or Greensboro Public Library; or at University of N.C. Library's Col­lection Room, Chapel Hill (if open). Hours and days open are subject to change,so you should contact in advance.

Raleigh points of interest were the public rose gardens in full bloom, each bushtagged, a riot of beauty and color; and the restored birthplace of Andrew Johnson,17th U.S. President. We had no time to visit others. Raleigh is such a friendlyand interesting city, as well as the entire Smte, that we hated to leave andwant to go back as soon as possible! Its scenery is magnificent; its climatepleasant especially in spring or fall; its program outstanding on preserving oldrecords. And be sure to save time to visit Raleigh's "Hall of History" in Ar­chives building, and Mr. Corbitt's publications department with its many volumesfor sale at unusually reasonable prices.

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GENERAL RUTHERFORD'S EXPEDITION AGAINST THE CHEROKEES

Procured and prepared by President Wilena Roberts Bejach (Mrs. Lois Dillard) fromthe original Account Book at the North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh.

In July 1776, Griffith Rutherford, Brig. Gen. of the Salisbury District, N.C.,was ordered to assemble three hundred men from the Surry County, N.C. MilitiaRegiment and to march to a rendezvous with like groups of Virginians and SouthCarolinians, where and when all would proceed to quell the Cherokees who weredisgruntled because of advances by the white man on their lands, as well as hav­ing been incited to violence against the settlers by the English. The meetingplace with the Virginians under Col. William Christian was to be at Stalneckerson the Holston River. Under Rutherford were Lt. Col. Joseph Williams and MajorJoseph Winston. The Regiment dispersed the Cherokees at the Middle Towns beforeChristian arrived, but he left a force of one hundred men under Captains WilliamMoore and Joseph Hardin to harass the Indians.

ACCOUNTS OF THE U. S. WITH N. C. -- WAR OF THE REVOLUTION -- BOOK E-GPages 73 - 80

THE CHEROKEE EXPEDITION UNDER GENERAL RUTHERFORD

Each name is preceded by the words TO CASH PAID and followed by the amount paidin pounds, shillings and pence. Starting with page 73: Bundle No. I continued.

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1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.

10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.30.31.32.33.

Thomas CrawfordWi lliam MooreThomas BurkeHoseph HardenJoseph HardinJames MartinThomas PriceWilliam BlewetsWilliam BlairAndrew BetzJoseph Taylor, Col.William MitchelSimon ClementsCapt. John OliverWi lliam DodsonWaightstill AveryMichael HendersonCapt. Michael HendersonCapt. James HunterWilliam PolkWilliam ElliottCol. Adam AlexanderEvan Shelbe (sic)noctor William McClureWilliam Alston CommissaryJames HunterCapt. Paschal & OthersJames Roper CommissaryCol. William GrahamRalph Goviel (?) CommissaryJames HallMessrs. Brannon & King CommissaryAdam Simonton

34.35.36.37.Page38.39.40.41.42.43.44.45.46.47.48.49.50.5!.52.53.54.55.56.57.58.59.60.6!.62.63.64.65.

Adam SimontonJohn BickerstaffCatherine AdamsJohn Sharp74:David ReesWilliam (Harp) (Spy Sharp)Andrew Betz & OthersCapt. Robert MehaneCapt. Robert AbernathyCapt. William HendryGeorge RogersThos. McCroury, Capt. of HorsesJohn HintonJohn PervienceHugh Hall, Capt. Lt. HorsesCapt. Jacob NickolsCapt. Peter CarpenterJohn Linton JonesCapt. Michael McClennerth (?)Capt. Thomas EspyAndrew FloidWilliam GrahamJohn LutterelMartin ArmstrongJames SmithJames Smith & OthersBradford EllisGeneral RutherfordReuben White's EstateCuthbert HudsonWilliam DentJohn Sevier

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General RutherfordJohn McKnit AlexanderCapt. James HunterNathaniel WilliamsSamuel AlexanderBranden & KingCapt. John HardenLance10t JohnstonJohn CooperWilliam DavidsonWilliam BellSamuel HarrisJohn DavidsonJohn DavidsonJames BonesRobert GrayJohn King77:James BeatyWilliam NealeCharles LowryWilliam MorrisonCapt. James RobinsonJohn HornGeorge DavidsonJohn McKnit AlexanderCharles McDowellJoseph DobsonJohn HardenJohn CaruthersF~ederick ShavenDennis McCormickJames GallowayJames BlackwoodPatrick McGennisIsaac MilliganJohn TaylorAndrew Grever (?)Matthew LockCapt. Robert PorterWi lliam GilbertThomas NealeJoshua PatrickWi lliam McKeeRobert PorterAbraham Kirkenda1Capt. William GreenCol. William GrahamDavid MillierJohn WalkerRobert AlexanderJames LoganHampton & McFaddenJames Cook78:John PotsJohn Davidson

2122.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.30.3l.32.33.34.35.36.37.Page38.39.40.4l.42.43.44.45.46.47.48.49.50.5l.52.53.54.55.56.57.58.59.60.6l.62.63.64.65.66.67.68.69.70.7l.72.73.Page74.75.

John Davidson & OthersCapt. David LaneJohn CaruthCol. Charles McDowellThomas Whitson CommissaryCapt. James McFaddenCapt. William ShepperdJoseph Dobson75:James MurdochWilliam SharpCol. Ambrose RamseyWilliam Shepperd CommissaryCharles MedlockDaniel SutherlandCapt. FieldsJames B:randonWilliam HaileyJohn SpringJames GuyWi lliam PotsWilliam SloanJoseph WassonSamuel LongIsaac Martin & OthersJohn KingCapt. William HendersonJohn WilsonWrighsti1l AveryJames KernCharles McCleanThomas WaltonWilliam HaysJohn NoeThomas HamlintonWilliam Reed

76:Major Joseph WinstonMajor James SmithTheophilas AllisonSamuel CummingsJohn HawkinsJesse WaltonWilliam Na11John McCurreyRobert Wadd1eMathew LockMathew LbckThomas CasneyJohn EdlemanDoctor Jeremiah NelsonCol. David LaneRobert RossRobert BoydJohn CowdenDavid MarshallThomas & Titus Ogden

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STEWART COUNTY MINUTE BOOK 1804-1807

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Court: adjourned to Mason BenQ.etts.Thomas Clinton, William Allen

October 1960

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At a court of Pleas and Quarter sessions and for the County of Stewart andState of Tennessee at the House of Mason Bennett on the 10th day of Septemberin the year of 1804.

Present the WorshipfulThomas Clinton Esq. Joshua Williams Esq. William Allen Esq.

The Last Will and Testament of Josiah Smith was duly proven in Court theoaths of James Smith and Zachariah Oneal and ordered to be recorded.

A Deed of conveyance for 274 acres of land from Duncan Stewart to ZachariahOneal was proven in court by the of Bryant Oneal & ordered to be record-ed.

-------------- Grand JuryJoseph B. Nevill, Foreman

Xhe following persons to wit; Corneilus Anderson---------William HaggardJoseph B. Nevill, Philip Hornbarger, William---------

PAGE 4The Commissioners of the Revenue made a return of the list of the Taxable

Property within this county for 1804. And it is ordered by the Court that heis allowed a further time to compleat the said work and make a return thereof.

Upon the Petition of James Elder as Commissioner to run the lines of StewartCounty agreeably to a Act of the General Assembly ordered that he be allowed thesum of thirty three dollars to be paid Treasurer for this court out of any moneynot previously apportioned.

Deed acknowledged in open Court by Sterling May the conveyor containing OneHundred acres of land to Goss Brinson Senor.

Thomas Clinton esq proved in Open court that he is a Suscribing witness of aconveyance of Land for Nine Hundred and twentythree acres from Small to JesseeDenton

Jawes Haggard proved in open court a Bill of Sale given by H. Johnson toWilliam Haggard for a negro wench named nance and a child ned.

Perry W. Humphrey Gentleman upon taking the oath to support the Constitutionof the United States, the oath to support the Constitution of the State ofTennessee and the oath of an attorney at Law. he is therefore admitted to prac­tice in this court.

Order that Yancey Thornton, a Commissioner of the Public Revenue, shall beallowed the sum of forty dollars-------for his services as a commissioner ofStewart County.

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The jurors who attend at last court shall be summoned the succeeding term toattend in Sept. 1804.

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-----Dunvar, Jacob McCarty, James Gatlin James Edmondson, John Jones andEnoch James as Grandjuors were legally-------sworn & charged and received ofwhom Joseph B. Nevill (this name marked through) was appointed chairman.

James Tygart produced his Commission from the Governor as a Justice of thePeace took the Oath of Office also the oath to support the Constitution of theUnited States and the Constitution of the State of Tennessee and was thereuponadmitted to his seat.

A Deed of Conveyance from Henry Lawson to David Childress for 274 acres ofland was duly proven in court by the witness George Petty suscribing witness &ordered to be registered.

Ordered that the Sheriff receive the Certificates of the Grandjurors of thiscounty of Stewart also the certificates of the appointed jurors to the SuperiorCourt in payment of taxes-------for the present year.

Court adjourned until tomorrow.Tuesday 11 September 1804

The Court met according to adjournment.Present the WorshipfulThomas Clinton, Joshua Williams and William Allen Esqrs.

PAGE 7Jurors to the Superior Court November Term next (viz) William Haggard & John

Jones.

Ordered that Mason Bennett have Lisence to Sell liquor at his dwelling Housein this county. He gives William R. Bell Security Bound in the Sum of FiveHundred Dollars.

Ordered that William R. Bell have leave to Build and erect a Public mill onWillow creek below the mouth of Dry Hollow about a half mile above where he nowlives.

Ordered that Mason Bennett have Lisence to keep a Public Ferry across Cumber­land at the Landing at his House and that he receive the sum of Fourpence a halfpenny for a man & horse from the first day of June until the first day of Decem­ber in each year & every other month 12% cents & half the above Sum for a Singleperson he gives Bond & William R. Bell his Security bound in the Sum of FiveHundred Dollars for his faithful keeping his Boat.

Ordered that a Road be marked out from John Trousdalls the nearest and bestway to Mason Bennetts Ferry across Cumberland and that Mason Bennett, CalebWilliams, Lewis Elliott, Thomas White Mizer Ward view and Mark the same & re­turn to the next court. Thomas White appointed Overseer of the same & that thefollowing hands work under him (viz) all persons living on Cubb Creek and up tothe Montgomery line. (to be continued.)

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No. of Cause for Date ofCertifi- Post Office which Monthly originalcate Name of Pensioner Address pensioned Rate allowance

JEFFERSON COUNTY (CON'T)

7,876 Edge, Elizabeth Dandridge Widow 1812 $8.00 Aug. 187816,717 Gass, Elizabeth Dandridge Widow 1812 " Jan. 187913,049 Mansfield, Catherine Kansas Widow 1812 " Dec. 187810,180 Jett, Emily Kansas Widow 1812 " Oct. 187818,747 Busler, Henry Kansas Widow 1812 " Nov. 187822,555 Jacobs, Samuel Kansas Widow 1812 " Jun. 187811,882 Brisendine, Nancy Leadval Widow 1812 " Nov. 18782,729 Eagleton, Lovinia Mossy Creek Widow 1812 " May 1872

18,283 McCanless, Cassanda Mossy Creek Widow 1812 " Feb. 187911,919 Johnson, Thomas Mossy Creek Surv. 1812 " Feb. 1872

3,857 Ashmore, David Mossy Creek Surv. 1812 " Sep. 18717,627 Peck, Moses L. Mossy Creek Surv. 1812 " Nov. 18716,629 Brooks, Susan Mound's Cross Rd. Widow 1812 " Jul. 18756,064 Cox, Sally Mound's Cross Rd. Widow 1812 " Apr. 18748,452 Northern, Sno. New Market Surv. 1812 " Nov. 18716,823 Boyd, Elizabeth New Market Widow 1812 " Aug. 1876

31,268 Denton, Rosannah Sandy Ridge Widow 1812 " Mar. 188113,368 Adams, Susan Strawberry Plains Widow 1812 " Dec. 187826,607 Lewis, Salina H. Trion Widow 1812 " Aug. 1879

JOHNSON COUNTY

31,683 Snyder, Margaret Key Station Widow 1812 " May 1881a1is, Mether1y

19,706 West, Emeline Taylorsville Widow 1812 " Mar. 187924,662 Stanton, Sarah Tay10rsvi lle Widow 1812 " Jun. 187918,995 Scott, Anne Taylorsvi lle Widow 1812 " Feb. 187932,193 Casty, Parthiana Taylorsville Widow 1812 " Dec. 188124,193 Alford, Sabey Taylorsville Widow 1812 " May 187923,258 Ashley, Frances Taylorsville Widow 1812 " Apr. 187920,300 Arnold, Lardicy Taylorsvi lle Widow 1812 " Mar. 187916,110 Arnold, Catherine Taylorsvi lIe Widow 1812 II Jan. 187912,851 Adams, Susannah Taylorsville Widow 1812 " Dec. 18788,367 Arnold, Martha Taylorsville Widow 1812 " Sep. 1878

47, 54 Arrendall, Elizabeth Taylorsville Widow 1812 " Feb. 18737,058 Manis, Patience Taylorsville Widow 1812 " Jun. 1878

KNOX COUNTY

19,379 Seiber, Elizabeth Ba1 Camp Widow 1812 " Mar. 187931,814 Cox, Mary Ann Bull Run Widow 1812 II Jun. 18819,598 Cox, Richeson Bull Run Surv. 1812 II Dec. 1871

22,003 Letsinger, Mary J. Campbell Widow 1812 II Apr. 18797,681 Demarcus, Mary F. Church Grove Widow 1812 II Aug. 1878

21,527 Harbison, Dicy Church Grove Widow 1812 II Mar. 187920,201 Harbison, Mary A. Church Grove Widow 1812 II Mar. 187932,297 Clapp, Isabella Jane Church Grove Widow 1812 " Mar. 1882

191 Smith, Martha R. Ebenezer Widow 1812 " Aug. 18717,230 Stone, Jno Concord Surv. 1812 " Oct. 1871

19,909 Jones, Sarah Ebenezer Widow 1812 " Mar. 1879

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BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE TAX LIST - 1812 (Can't.)

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Hill, BenjaminHi 11, GeorgeHill, JameslUll, JesseeHill, RichardHill, RobertHill, SpencerHill, WilliamHill, WilliamHobbs, . 'jamesHodges, CharlesHodges Jr., EdmundHodges Sen., EdmundHodges, WilliamHogg, John B.Holden, JamesHolden, JohnHolebrook, EzekielHolebrook, HenryHolland, HarphreyHolland, ThomasHolland, ThomasHollon, MartinHolmes, IsaacHolmes, JamesHolmes, JohnHolmes, PheniorHolt, JohnHooker, NathanHooker, RichardHooper, AbediahHooper, JohnHooper, RichardHoover, MartinHoperood, WilliamHoperood, WillisHopkins, WilliamHornday, SolomanHoutt, Joshua Esq.Houtt, MichellHouse, JosephHouston, JamesHouston, JohnHowell, Joseph B.Hubard, EdwardHubert, NathanielHudson, JesseeHudson, JesseeHuffman, JohnHugh, GeorgeHughs, GoodmanHughs, JesseHugh, JoelHughs, John

Number

4119172233

1241055

953

4323134481817697097113463357180978323243374

10211

105459848

118134259

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7787137519276829

Captains Company

LeMadlinTimothy Sugg'sBenjamin Hewett'sBenjamin Hewett'sJohn Robert'sBenjamin Hewett'sJohn Bylen'sTimothy Sugg'sJohn Bylen'sJames Shinaold'sJohn Sutton'sJohn Sutton'sJohn Sutton'sJohn Robert'sJohn B. Dempsey'sJames Neill'sJames Neill'sPollenson'sBenjamin Hewett'sJohn Bylen'sJohn B. Dempsey'sJames Yell'sJames Waker' sJohn Robert'sJames Neill'sLeMadlin'sJames Neill'sJames Waker'sWilliam Bell'sWilliam Bell'sWilliam Bell'sWilliam Bell'sJames Neill'sTimothy Sugg'sJames Neill'sJames Neill'sJohn B. Dempsey'sRichard Neily'sJohn McWilliamsJohn McWilliamsJohn Wortham'sBenjamin Hewett'sBenjamin Hewett'sJohn McWilliamsJohn McWilliamsJohn McWilliamsJohn B. Dempsey'sBenjamin Hewett'sJohn Sutton'sJames Waker'sPollenson'sJames Neill'sJames Waker'sJames Neill's

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Name Number Captains Company Page No.

Hughs, Josiah 42 James Shinao1d's 6Hughs, Rice Esq. James Shinao1d's 6Hughs, Rice Esq. John Sutton's 26Hughs, Rice 78 James Shinao1d's 7Hughs, Robert 40 James Shinao1d's 6Hughs, Samuel 41 James Shinao1d's 6Hughs, William S. 43 James Shinao1d's 6Hughton, Hugh 21 James Nei11 ' s 2Hunter, Thiaphi1us 70 James Yell's 19Hurst, John 62 McWilliams 29Hurst, William 2 John McWilliams 28Hutchings, Christopher 108 James Yell's 19Hutchings, John 107 James Yell's 19Hutchings, Lemuet 51 Richard Nei1y's 31Hutchings, Samuel Esq. Richard Neily's 30Hynd, John 93 John McWi lliams 29

Ingam, John 8 LeMadlin's 4Ingrum, Samuel 22 John B. Dempsey's 16Ivey, Joseph 117 Benjamin Hewett's 11

Jackson, David 31 James Neill's 2Jackson, Joel 23 James Waker' s 24Jackson, Graham 33 James Nei 11 ' s 2Jackson, James 30 James Neill's 2Jackson, Jeremiah 69 John By1en's 15Jackson, John 68 John By1en's 15Jackson, Robert 32 James Neill's 2Jacobs, John 50 John Sutton's 26Jacobs, William 65 John Sutton's 27James, Hugh 5 James Waker' s 24Jarves, Wi lliam 32 James Yell's 18Jeans, Hardy 110 Benjamin Hewett's 11Jenkins, John 54 Duncan Nei1e's 8Jenkens, Thomas 81 James Yell's 19Joey, Henry 61 Benjamin Hewett's 10Johnston, Chapman 70 John Wortham's 2Johnston, Elisha 38 John Wortham's 1Johnston, James 8 John McWilliams 28Johnston, James 36 John Robert's 22Johnston, Stephen 95 John By1en's 15Johnston, Thomas 17 John McWi lliams 28Jois, Anderson 26 William Bell's 8Jones, Andrew 29 James Shinao1d's 6Jones, Jno 56 Timothy Sugg's 20Jones, John 104 James Yell's 19Jones, John 43 John By1en's 14Jones, John 37 John Robert's 22Jones, Morton 37 James Waker's 24Jones, Robert 35 John Sutton's 26Jones, Wood 53 Richard Nei1y's 31Julin, George 53 John Wortham's 2Jurnigan, Felix 89 John McWilliams 29

Keener, John 48 John By1en's 14Keener, Martin 13 John By1en's 14

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All members are asked to contribute to the query section of this publication.Preference given to queries which stay within the fifty word limit and which per­tain to Tennessee families.

1960-101 WILLIAMS, GLASGOW, McMINN: Need proof that my Col. James GlasgowWilliams (Agent for the Gov't among the Cherokees; moved to Aberdeen, Miss. abt.1835, d. 2-23-1840 in Jackson, Miss. while serving as Treas. of Miss.) is theson of Col. Willoughby Williams (enlisted fro Dobbs Co., N.C. as a Pvt.;served 7 yrs.; wounded at Cowpens; m. Nancy Glasgow; d. 6-6-1802 at Rutledge,Tenn.). The widow of Willoughby Williams m. Joseph McMinn, Gov. of Tenn. (theGov. d. at the home of his step-son, J. G. Williams, in Calhoun at the CherokeeAgency).Mr. J. R. Gobble, 450 Tenth St., Idaho Falls, Idaho.

1960-102 LA~AR (LE~ARm LE~ARE): William Lamar, d. Anderson Co., Tenn. 1831, m.1st - Rosannah Mills-issue: Wm., Jr., Polly, James, Jane, John Mills, Chas. m.2nd - Polly ?-issue: Charlotte, Hugh B., Thomas Jefferson, Joseph B., Annie E.,Andrew Jackson, Catharine, Wiley Blunt. Want parents Williams, Sr. and his wifePolly.Mrs. A. M. Wilkins, P. O. Box 677, East St. Louis, Illinois.

1960-103 RANDOLPH, EPPS: Will pay for proof of marriage of William Randolph,b. 1746, Henrico Co., Va. (?), and Miriam (Myra, Mary) Epps, b. 1741, Va. (where).They were married in Va. (where) prior to 1765. They removed to Sullivan Co.,N.C.-1783, Hawkins Co., Tenn., 1796. No public records found here but haverecords of Nathaniel Randolph, son of William, and wife, Hannah Hill, in Whiteand Warren Cos., Tenn., early 1800's. Proof will have to be from old Bible orfamily le~ters.

Mrs. Peyton B. Randolph, 219 Beech St•• Plainview, Texas.

1960-104 WHITE: Robert S. White, b. 1806 in Tenn. (Co.?), m. abt. 1835 (? inTenn.). Wife was Mary M. ?, b. 1816 in S.C. Children: James M., Elizabeth Jane,David Lafayette, Robert D., Charlotte, Mary Belle, Carey Munn (or Mann), JohnstonButler. Want parents, brothers, sisters of Robert S. White - same info for wife,Mary M. ? They moved to Ark. abt. 1840.Mrs. Clarence E. Moore, 557 Hawkins St •• Ft. Worth 5, Texas.

1960-105 GREER, HALL: Who were the parents of Byrd Greer, called Burd Greer?Married 1819, Bedford Co., Va., Drucilla, dau. Elisha Hall. Stayed with rela­tives in Davidson Co., Tenn. abt. 1824-28. Grateful for any data on Greer orHall families.Mrs. Eleanor Hodgkins, Rt. 11, Box 10. Fort Worth. Texas.

1960-106 BROWN, ANDERSON, NALL, PLU~~ER: Want info abt. Hugh M. Brown of Cam­den, Tenn., b. 1815, m. ca 1835; children: Ann Lashlee, b. 1836, Josephine Wad­dington, Narcissa Burch, Laura Hawley and Harry and Clay Brown; believed to havemoved to Camden fro Williamson Co., Tenn. Was he the Hugh Brown who was bonds­man in m. of John Anderson and Eliza NaIl in Williamson Co. in l839? Was Nar­cissa Brown who m. Jacob Plummer in Williamson Co. in 1830 a sis. to Hugh M. ofCamden and namesake of Hugh M.'s dau., Narcissa Burch? Who was Hugh M.'s f.?Since fame tradition is that the old folks back came from Charlottesville, Va.,could Hugh M. be the son of Reuben D. or Robert T. Brown of Sumner Co., Tenn.,who were both sons of Bernard Brown of Albemarle Co., Va?Mrs. A. R. Fischer, 167 N. Hollvwood St •• Memphis 12. Tennessee.

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Lick Creek inand Jonathan. DidDid he come from- connected fame

1960-107 GRAMMER, JONES: Need parents of both Barryman Graromer, b. 6-10-1830,Bedford Co., Tenn., d. 8-21-1878, Bentonville, Ark. and wife Nancy Avon Jones,b. 8-28-1834, Bedford Co., Tenn., d. Bentonville, Ark. They were m. 6-29-1851.Mrs. L. I. Showers, Rt. 3, Box 616, Mena, Arkansas.

1960-108 SAPPINGTON, BOYCE, GIBSON, STOCKETT, LEWIS, BROWN, BURKE: Desire infoon all Sappingtons. Two bros., John and Mark Brown Sappington, b. probably AnneArundel Co., Md. abt. 1745 went to Nashville, Tenn. abt. 1785, both were physi­cians. John Sappington was there 2 or 3 yrs. and according to my inL went toLa. Desire info of birth, marriage, death and all data of children of this Dr.John. His bro., Mark Brown Sappinton, m. #1 Rebecca Boyce and had: Roger Boyce,Frank or Francis B., John (have data on this John who went to Arrowrock, Mo.),Thomas m. #1 Elizabeth Gibson, m. #2 Elizabeth Stockett, Rebecca, Eleanor m.12-17-1799 Archibald Lewis; by m. #2 Mark Brown had Frances or Frannie m. JamesBurke, and Mary. Desire all information of children of Mark Brown Sappington,birth, marriage and death, desire name of his second wife, also children.Mrs. Byron P. Grow, Apt. 3, 3711 Mentone Ave., Los Angeles 34, California.

1960-109 DAVIS, CROSBY: Nathan Davis received land grant on1782. He was b. in l740's. Known sons: Nathan, Jr., Joseph,Nathan or wife die with Will in Greer.e Co., Tenn. after l830?Loudoun Co., Va., any sojourn in Pittsylvania Co., Va? CrosbyMrs. Albert A. Wisuri,829 McAlister Ave., Waukegan. Illinois.

1960-110 NOBLE, BANKHEAD: Desire info parents, bros., sisters of Sarah LeahNoble, b. Laurens Dist., S.C. 9-11-1807, m. Richard Bankhead, b. Maury Co., Tenn.1795. They were m. in 1827 in Lawrence Co., Ala. while visiting relatives.(Bible Records.)Mrs. Clyde E. Hall. 1807 Ave. P., Huntsville. Texas.

1960-111 CROOK, ARNOLD, MITCHUM, SMITH, CHEEK, DINKINS, DICKSON, PANCOAST: Wantinfo on the following: Crook fam. of Henderson, Tenn., Arnold of S.C. to Tenn.,Mitchum of S.C. to Tenn., Smith of N.C. to Tenn., Cheek of N.C. rod. Smith, Din­kins of N.C. rod. Smith, Dickson of N.C. rod. Smith. Compiling family history onPancoast everywhere. Have data to exc. on above descendants.Mrs. W. A. Dean, Magnolia. Texas.

1960-112 SPARKS, LITTLE, JARVIS, BIRKHEAD, ~OORE, DAVIS: Jonas Sparks (d. inRowan Co., N.C. 1805) had sons: Jonas, Jr., David, and William. David, b. 1768(wife Mary Little ?), was in Lincoln Co., Tenn. 1820; Madison Co. 1830; David,Sr. and Jr. in Hardeman Co. 1840; David, Sr. age 82, Hardeman Co. 1850. Tradi­tion says children of David and Mary Little (?) Sparks, Sr. were: Cornelius,Joseph, Betsy m. Jarvis, Polly, Jonas, John, Daniel, David, Jr. b. 1808, Williamb. 1809-10, Miner b. 1811, and Sally Julina b. 1814 m. Birkhead - all b. N.C.David, Jr. and wife, Comfort, and William and wife, Emiline Moore, b. 1820, Ala.,were in McNairy Co. 1850 and David, Jr. and William and second wife, Mrs. LucindaDavis, moved to Prairie Co., Ark. by 1860. Want proof William was son of DavidSparks, Sr.Mrs. B. W. Chandler, 1040 Burlington. Dallas 8, Texas.

1960-113 SMITH, ROUNDTREE: Wish info on William Smith, b. 1759, Va. Sgt. in7th Va. Reg. Rev. \\far, m. Mary ? in 1783, moved to Caswell Co., N.C. wherechildren were born. Died 1830 in Lincoln Co., Tenn. Their son, William StarkeSmith, was Baptist preacher at Bethel Church near Lynchburg, Tenn. from 1830to 1850, m. Nancy Roundtree. Seek ancestors of her father, Thomas Roundtree, b.1778 S.C. m. Sarah ? of Va., d. 1828. Owned land where Lynchburg was built.Mrs. Ludic J. Camp, 524 W. Hopkins St •• San Marcos, Texas.

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1960-114 FUQUA, JONES, SMITH: Amy Fuqua m. Erasmus Jones, Buckingham Co., Va.,ca 1780; Erasmus d. Cannon Co., Tenn., 1843. Parents of nmy? Parents of Sgt.William Smith, presumably of Augusta Co., Va., d. Lincoln Co., Tenn., 1830. Wife,Mary? Pensioner in Tenn. In Cumberland and Caswell Cos., N.C. early1800.Miss Annie M. Smith. 1900 Pearl St •• Austin 5, Texas.

1960-115 HARRISON, PENNY, CRUTCHFIELD, DYER, BANKS, ALLEY, PONTON, RISON, ~ARTIN:

Need desc. of Edmund Ruffin Harrison (d. Wilson Co., Tenn. 1878); Alexander ThomasPenny and wife, Kitty Harrison (m. Wilson Co., Tenn. 9-28-1824); Dicie FrancesHarrison; all children of Stith and lettice M. (Crutchfield) Harrison. EdmundRuffin Harrison had the fol. children: James R., John L., and Ellen P. m. Mr.Dyer whose children were: Ed R.; J.W., Wilton G., George E., Joel, Mary E. m.T.C. Alley, and Pattie R. m. Merritt Banks named in E. R. Harrison Will, WilsonCo., Tenn., 1890. Wish to correspond with all Ponton, Rison, Martin, Crutch­field of Va. and Tenn.Mrs. C. W. Jenkins, P. O. Box 727. Blue Jacket. Oklahoma.

1960-116 KIMBROUGH, DUNLAP: Seeking parents and name of wife of James Kimbrough,Shelby Co., Tenn. to Texas before 1859. Parents and name of wife of Adam Dunlap,b. 1799, wife, Elizabeth ? , b. 1801, Blount Co., Tenn.Mrs. Ray T. Baker. 4009 West 6th St •• Ft. Worth, Texas.

1960-117 CHOWNING, MOORE, HEARD: Perthenie Wilkerson Chowning m. Samuel ClaterMoore abt. 1820. It is thought they m. in Overton Co., Tenn. Died there in the1830's. Need any and all info on her, parents, bros., sisters, etc. Will exc.info on Heard and Moore families of Tenn. and Va.Mrs. Lester D. Burnes, Box 65, Yellville. Arkansas.

1960-118 ~ANNING, DUKES: John Manning, b. abt. 1804, -2-, and 2nd wife, Eliza­beth Ann (Dukes) Manning, b. abt. 1830 -2- Co., Ga., were m. abt. 1858 in Ga.,lived in Walker Co., Ga. 1860, moved to Tenn. He d. abt. 1879/80, she d. abt.1895 in Moore Co., Tenn. Who were parents, bros., sisters. Who was the MidlandDukes living in Bedford Co., Tenn. in l830?Mrs. Felix D. Gray, 124 W. Allendale, Pasadena. Texas.

1960-119 EL~ORE, MENDENHALL, NEW~AN: All data wanted for Austin Elmore andwife, Nancy, whose Will dated 7-1-1841, Jefferson Co., Tenn. They had the follow­ing children: Lewis, b. 1811, m. Elizabeth, Patsy m. 4-6-1826 Benjamin Neal,Elizabeth, b. 6-13-1805, m. John Mendenhall, Mary Ann, b. 1810, m. J. Newman.Mrs. 11. R. McCauley. 1584 Ferger, Fresno 4. California.

1960-120 ED~ONDSON, JULIAN: Allen Edmondson, b. 3-18-1803 in Va. - do notknow Co. He had a sister (name and age not known to us). Levi's father boundhim out at a saddle maker at the age of 9. He ran away six yrs. later and workedfor Isaac Julian of Monroe Co., Tenn., later married the dau. of said Isaac.Need any info on this family, also the Gallion and Gilmore families.Mrs. Chas. Walter, 1331 N. Broadway. Springfield, Missouri.

1960-121 ALLEN, WILLIAMSON, LEE, WILLIS: Need help on the ancestors of JohnDewoody Allen, b. ca 1852, and wife, Mary Thresa Hicks, reared in Haywood andLauderdale Cos., Tenn. The mother of John Dewoody Allen was a Williamson. Thefather and mother of John Dewoody died and the children: Benjamin, John Dewoody,dau., Alexander Newton, and George were sent to live with sisters of their mother.John lived with Mrs. G. S. Lee and Alexander with Mrs. Emma Willis.Miss Dorothy A. Ferguson. 101 A Entwistle. China Lake, California.

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1960-122 WALLER, ODLE, BEARD (BAIRD), ~AYFIELD, O'BANNION, WHITLEY: Inf. onfamily and ancestry of Thomas Waller, b. Va., migrated into N.C. before settlingin Tenn.-prob. Sumner Co. Supposed to have bro. Edward, or Edwin (Ned), whowent from Va. to Ky. Known children: Richard, b. 1787, m. Parry OdIe; Aaron, b.?, m. Beard or Baird; John, b. 1794, m. Delilah Mayfield; Mary Sherrell (Polly)m. 1st Pressley O'Bannion, 2nd m. Geo. Whitley; Sarah (Sally), b. ?, m. Plasters;Thomas, Jr., b. ?, m. ?, had son Hugh McNary who settled in Ind. All the rest ofthe f2mily settled in southern Illinois.Mrs. G. S. Carey, 515 Florev. Kilgore: Texas.

1960-123 McMILLAN, ALSTON: Dr. W.H.H. McMillan, b. 11-15-1837, d. 4-29-1896,Decaturville, Tenn., m. Rebecca Alston, b. 2-22-1845, d. 2-28-1902, dau. of __Alston and Caroline Thurman, dau. of Barton Thurman. Am trying to find Rev. servoMrs. Fred Colby. 2380 Hazel, Beaumont. Texas.

1960-124 WALLACE, JOHNS, HASSELL, ARMSTRONG, TENON (TINNIN): Want to corr. withdescendants of Samuel Wallace and Geo. P. Wallace and Johns fame in RutherfordCo. before 1810; also descendants of Hassell fame early in Sumner Co.; the Arm­strong and Tenon (Tinnin) families of Robertson Co.Mrs. E. G. Frels, Mathis, Texas.

1960-125 CALDWELL, DAVIS: Need parentage, birthplace of Jas. Caldwell, 1784­1804. Also date, and birthplace, name of parents, date of marriage of Mary Davisto Jas. Caldwell. Their ch.: 1. Sallie m. John Ridgeway 2. Elizabeth m. Rev. G.W. Casey 3. Margaret (twins) m. Martin Labarreairre '4. Abigail m. Ulysys Dodds5. Robt. Davis m. Sarah Dupree 6. Samuel or John (?). Jas. and Robt. Davis livedSumner Co., Tenn. in 1820 census. Moved to Henry Co., Tenn. different households1830 census. Finally sold home, lived with Robert Davis until death.Mrs. W. J. Gibbs, 2301 Utah St •• Baytown. Texas.

1960-126 TUBB: S.C. Rev. War soldier John Tubb (1758-1836) later lived inDickson Co., Tenn., but d. in Perry Co., Ala. He stated in 1833 that he had inhis possession his father's Family Bible. Who was this soldier's father? whoinherited the Bible? Desire Tubb correspondents.Mrs. N. H. Moore, 2967 Avenue B., Beaumont, Texas.

1960-127 ROBERTSON, HUNTER, PHIPPS: Nicholas Robertson, b. June 8, ?, in Tenn.,m. Jane Hunter, b. 8-9-1809, Rockingham, N.C. She was the dau. of James Hunterand wife, Margaret Phipps. Nicholas Robertson and wife lived in Greene Co., Ill.when their son, Nephi, was b. 1-26-1840. Nicholas d. 1850, Waldemulla, GreeneCo., Ill. Want ancestry of Robertson, Hunter, and Phipps of these lines.Mrs. L. N. Johnson. Box 992, Chico, California.

1960-128 FEATHERSTONE, WALTHALL, GATES: Edward Walthall, b. ca 1754-58, nr.Danville, Va.; m. in 1784 to Nancy Featherstone (Coweta Co. Chronicles state hem. Nancy Turman - please do not send that inf.). Do not know date of death ofEdward Walthall but the appraisal and inventory of his estate is dated 6 June,1823 in Jasper Co., Ga. Edward Walthall was son of Gerrard and Jane (Gates)Walthall. Who were the parents of Nancy Featherstone, when and where were Edwardand Nancy Walthall married? Need proof of this marriage.Miss Marie Rutledge, 503 W. Market Street, Greenwood, Mississippi.

1960-129 REGAN, HOBSON: Hannah Regan d. 2-22-1873, age 56, m. Isaac Hobson d.1-16-1875, age 56. Ch. b. 1850 Ind., 1852 & 1855 Mo., 1860 Calif. Wish to con­tact all Regan and Hobson searchers.Mrs. Archie C. Toal, 1719 South Hunter Street, Stockton 6. California.

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INOEK TO VOLUME VII1960

Compiled by Mrs. Lewis O. Bowman} Sr.216 Croyden AvenueRockv; 11 e} Maryl and

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ArchiboluCatharineCollinsDavidEdwinGorgeHenrichJamesJamezRobertSusanSusannahWilliam

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WilliamAldridge, John

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8 Robert 8717 Samuel 16, 8727 Sophia 1654 William 1717 Alford, Sabey 9186 Alin, Geo. 8251 Allen, A. 817 Duke 9017 J.L. 817 John 17, 6651 John Dewoody (121) 100

8 Mary 1517 Mary Thresa Hicks (121) 10017 Nathan 3891 Rueben B. 1591 Valentine 1717 William 17, 6276 William Esq. 88, 8913 Allin, Theophilis 3893 William 3893 Allison, Theophilas 8768 Thomas 1717 Allrid, Issac 1762 Jamez 1717 William 1717 William, Jr. 1717 Alley, Mary E. Dyer (115) 1008 T.C. (115) 1008 Allsup, June 458 Alston, Rebecca (123) 1016 William (Commissary) 866 Alves, Zachariar C. 17

17 Anderson Family 717 C. 8

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103Index Vol. VII 1960

Anderson Family Cont'dCorneilus 88D. 8Delia (Atkins) (16) 25Delilah (Atkins) (16) 25Eliza R. 92Elizabeth 37Gabuct 17Holmes 17Issac 17J. 17James (91) 75James (91) 75John 17, (36), 50, (06) 98Jubal 43Julia 14Martha 68Peter 17Rachel (Johnson) (91) 75Rezina (91) 75Mrs. T.W. (98) 76Wm. 8, 17William C. (6) 25, (36) 50

Andrews, Davis 62Eliza 16James 17T. P . (Maj.) 8

Angle, Ruben 17Anthony, Jacob 17

Nicholas 17P. 8

Appleby, John 17Arenton, Jacob 17Armstrong (124) 101

David 93Elizabeth 41George 17J.S. 8James 17Martin 86W. 8William 17

Arnold of S.C. (111) 99America 44Catherine 91Lardicy 91Martha 91Melinda 44Robert 18Smith 18

Aron, Moses 18Aronton, Charles 18Arpe Family (11) 24Arrendall, Elizabeth 91Ashbrooks, Moses 18

William 18Ashford, Butler 82

Jane 16Ashley, Frances 91

Ashmore, DavidAshworth, MosesAtkins

BenjaminDeliaDelilahDeliah (Delia)Esther (Howard)Robert

Atkinson, JohnAuph, HenryAusimus, PhilipAusomus, JohnAustin, Emilie

R.C.Auston, WilliamAuth, JohnAvery, Waightstill

WrightstillAylor, AnthonyAyres, Margaret

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GeorgeJohn

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Bell, Charles W.DavidMrs. Ethel YorkEveline D.HannahJackson V.James H.James TolliverJohnLucy T.C.Maria A.E.Martha S.Mary F.

GilbertH.D.J. HenryMargaret FountellaMary (Mollie)RachelSarah Ann AdeleWm. Hill

Beck~ JohnJudith T.Mrs. Wm. M.

Bedville, JamesReuben

Beers, J.D. & Co.Beesley FamilyBegley, SusanBejach, Mrs. L.D.

Wilena Roberts

Baxter, ElizaJaneJohnSarah M.Tom

Bayeth, Ethri1drelJamesJohn

Bayles, Malinda R.Bayliss, J.T.Bead, WilliamBeaird, JohnBean, Jacob

LucindaRussle

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Jordan, Junr.JordenTemperance A.

Bassey, ElliotGeorgeWashington

Bates, AnnB.MaryUnity A.

Batson, Nancy

Ballentine, Nancy Y.Bankhead, RichardBanks, B.

MerrittPattie R. DyerR.T.

Bankston FamilyGeorge WashingtonWashingtonWilliam

Barber FamilyBarck, Dorothy C.Barclay, John D.Barfield, RosannahBarkelo, J.Barkman, J.Barnes, Calvin

DempseyHarriettJohn L.LuraneyMary C.NathanRaney

Barnet, JohnBarnett, A.

JamezW.

Barr, W.H.Barret, WilliamBarringer, J.B.Barratt, IssacBarrow, JamesBarry (?)

Francis (Scott)William

Barton, A.BenjaminC.T.Issac

Bartow, G.W.

Baskins, WalterBasler, Mrs. Frank

(

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19191976761919549287

8375693451986

888

458

1914737373737373731986643819381919422437

36, 3736

36, 373737371919382828

88

4387

81

(38)(38)

(11)

(75)(75)(75)(75)(75)(75)(75)

(67)

(97)(97)

Blackburn, SamuelBlackvUle, John

NathanBlackman, Mr. (?)

Amanda (Hammond)ElijahRobert

Blacksten, Mrs. MontyeBlackwell, HarriettBlackwood, JamesBladen, E.G.Blair, Elizabeth

JerryMarthaRhodaThomasWilliam

Blake, J.A.John B.Thos. H.

Blakemore, Sarah J.Bland, T.Blanton, Alexander

NancyBledsoe, Family

BetseyDavidJohnJudieSaletaWayne

Blessing ,HenryBlewets, WilliamBlock, MihalBloodworth, Brady

ThomazWilliam

Bloyth, JamezBloyd, TubbyBlumkal, Martha M.Boggs, FamilyBollin (g), RoanBolling, Jarratt

Major JohnRobertCol. RobertWilliam de

Bollingse, Wm. deBolt, Benjamin

JohnBolton, JoelBond Family

Elizabeth M.G.G.R.Ruthy

Bones, JamesBonnell, G.W.Bonner, Kathryn R.

55185540

818, 87

(112)(80)

(71)

(71)

Bolling

John WesleyBevill, McNeilBevins FamilyBibb, MarghBickerstaff, JohnBiggs, LeannerBigham, Cynthia

SalinaBillow, John

Bird, JohnBirkheadBishop, Abigail

ElizabethEmpsonHenry

Bitner, DelilahBlack, Elizabeth

MaryRoy

Blackburn, JamezJohn

(See Bedford Co.,Tenn. Tax List)

William R. 89Wyatt Hamner (71) 55

Bellington, Ezekiel 18Belt, Dr. (3) 23, (72) 55

Helen (Turner) (3) 23Thomaz 18

Benedict, Mrs. Roy W. (87) 75Bengham, William 19Benajmin, Henry 19Bennett, Family (11) 24

Mason 62, 88, 89Sarah (Langston) (53) 52

Benson, Daniel 19John 19

Bernard, Susan (82) 74Berrett, John 19Berry, Erock 19

F. 8Mary 93

Berryman, John 19Bertrand, C.P. 8Besancon, L.A. 8Bettes, James 81

John 81Tilmon 81William 81

Bettis, T. 8Betz, Andrew 86Beuins, Stephen 19Bevell, Amanda (Hammond(s)----------

(97) 76(97) 76(97) 76(15) 25

6886901616199099749243196565

8611919

Bell, PowhatanSam'lSamuel A.Sarah M.T.WilliamWilliam

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Bonner, Mrs. W. Gill 1, 8 Brandon, James 87Book, B. 8 John 19, (76) 73Booker, Elizabeth 41 Margaret (76) 73Boon, Henry 19 Martha (76) 73Boone, Hannah 58 William (76) 73Booth, Henry 19 Branham, J.H.C. 8

Stephen 19 Brank, Priscilla (19) 25Bor, William 19 Brannon & King Commissary 86Bordon, Richard 80 Branson Family (56) 52Botes, George 19 Goss 62

James 19 Jared (56) 52Botts, Henery 38 John (56) 52

John 19 Matilda (56) 52Bowden, Elias 44 Thomas (56) 52Bowen, William 64 Brashears, V. 8Bowles, Jr. , Mrs. A.F. (71) 55 Brewer, J.J. 8

Mespoch (71) 55 W.A. 8Bowlin, Trisa 37 Brewster, Mrs. Ester (58) 53Bowlin (g), Rodney 36, 37 Brice, Catharine 67Bowling, John Anderson 37 Bridges, Henry 42Bowman, Ann Isabella 66 Briggs, James 90

Mrs. Lewis 0., Sr. 32, 59, 78 Brigham, Thomas 62Box, John 8 Bright, Rebecca 92Boyd, Alexander 19 Brimer, Vineyard 90

Mrs. Alston 29 Brinson, Goss, Senor 88Mrs. Clark 78 James 38Elizabeth 91 Brisendine, Nancy 91John 19, 64 Brittain, Benjamin 19

( Joseph 19 Joseph 19Mary Smith (41) 50 Britton, Susan 67Robert 87 Broadway, John 19William 19 John, Jr. 19

Boydston, John 66 Martha 93Boyer, Eliza A. 15 Brockman, William Everette 5Boyett, Jesse 19 Bronch, Nicholas 19Brack, George A. 19 Brooke, W.A.M. 8Bracker, Henry 19 Brookes, William 19Bradfield, Susannah 66 Brooks, Mrs. Berry B. 2, 7, 29Bradford, Benjamin 19 Evelyn 56

C.A. 8 Mrs. E. Hope 2, 56Daniel 8 John 19Hamilton 19 Susan 91Henry 64 Brown Family (11) 24J.D. 8 Abraham 19John 19 Ann Lashlee (106) 98T.G. 8 Bernard (106) 98

Bradley, W. 8 Clay (106) 98Bradshaw, Francis 67 Eliza NaIl (106) 98

Hannah 41 Elizabeth 43, 90Brady, John 93 Enochs 8Brains, John 19 Frances R. 92Brakebill Family (11) 24 Harry (106) 98Branam, Eliz. 42 Hezekiah 19Branch, Jno. 19 Hugh 20Branden & King 87 Hugh M. (106) 98Brandon, Charles 9, (76) 73 J. 8

Christopher 62 Jackson 38Elias (76) 73 Jesse 8

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1002020202034346837502020202037202037368178379013202020202020203434

7912020642045652020

List)

(117)

(38)

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Bunker, CatherineBunn, HenryBurdett, Giles

JesseMarindaWilliam

Burges, JohnRichard

Burgess, Mary F.Thomas ( & T.)

Burke, JamesThomasW.

Burkhart, AnnBurnes, Mrs. Lester D.Burnham, Richardson

Sam'lThomaz

Burnhas, WilliamBurnett, W.Burney, S.Burnham, JamesBurns, Dorothy Lee

James H.JeremiahJohnJohn, Jr.JosiahRoan MadisonRobertSam'lTaranceTrisa BowlinWilliam A. 32, 36, 50 (38),Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A.William Arthur

Burris, ElizabethLavey

Burrough, FreemanJaroldJohmall

Burrows, BoazPhillip, Jr.Phillip, Sen.William

Burthlett, J.R.Busby, G.Bush FamilyBusler, HenryBusley, ThomasBussey, George, Sen.Butler, James

JohnRuth D.

Butterworth, Sally M.Bylen, Abraham

JohnJohn (See Bedford Co., Tn. Tax

382020

(106) 9864

(106) 989238

14, 66(106) 98(106) 98

20(106) 98

7202020

(95) 7634202020

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Brown, JohnJonathanJosephJosephine WaddingtonL.Laura HawleyMartha A.F.MatthewNancyNarcissa BurchReuben D.RobertRobert T.S.H.SamuelShedrickSolomanMrs. Wm. J.

Browne, Cath.Browning, BeedyCabelsGeorgeJ.W.Joshua

Bruce, EdwardJohn

Brudon, MasonBrumfield, JosephBryan, Mary

Mrs. Mary GivensN.A.S.G.

Bryans, EdwardBryant, Mrs. PatBryarsley, D.H.Buchanan, ChristBuck, Nancy A.

W.Buckham, WillieBuckhart, x.Buckhannon, Benjamin

JamesJohn, Sen.JohnThos., Jr.Thoz.

Buckingha, T.E.Buckley,JamesBuckner, S.Budd, (?)Budget, N.H.Bull, LucindaBullard, Elma LeeBullock, Elizabeth

W.H.Bunch, ElijahBundrant, LucyBundy, Wm.

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(78)

(125)

(125)

(125)

5521642121213737372192382121212121213445

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(125)

(125)

(122)(15)(15)(15)

(3) 23, (72)Campbell, SarahWilliam

Camper, SherrodCanal, ThomasCannon, Andrew

ClementCol. JamesJames LeslieJoanna LeeMemesPatienceWilliam

Cansen, DavidCanway, HenryCapley, JohnCaps, Allsey

Car, CalebJamez

Cardozo, J.N.Cardwell, SarahCarey, Mrs. G.S.

HenryWilliam

Careys FamilyCarier, JnoCarl, AbrahamCarlin, Ma:rthaCarlmel, ThomasCarman, SteppenCarmichael, S.Carnes, JosephCarney, (?)Carothers, WilliamCarpetner, John

Lucinda C.Capt. Peter

Carr, A.B.AndersonBuidianJamesOvertonRobertThomas

Carrans, DavidCarrell, NancyCarroth, IssacCarson, A.

J.Jas.W.

Carroll, Wm.W.H.

Casey, Eliz. CaldwellCasey, Elizabeth Caldwell

Rev. G.W.Casney, ThomasCarson, AndrewCarter, James

3434342020212121

2121342121342160

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(78)(78)

(125)(125)(125)(125)

(30)(30)(30)

81, (113)

21, (125)(125)

-C-

Cable, AdamCackmill, JohnCaesar (negro)Cagburn, ZachariahCage, EdwardCain, D.Caisey, WilliamCaldwell, Mrs. (?) (Pierce)

Abigail (125)BallardDavidDouglasElizabethJ.M.JamesJohnMiss LydaMargaretMary A.Mary DavisRebecca H.SallySamuelSarah DupreeRobert Davis

Calhoon, GeorgeGorge W.William

Call, Sam'lCalloway, Joshua

Mary (Render)Mrs. Rozelle

Calltharp, ElizaCalvery, John

JosephCambell, AlexanderCamden, J.B.Camp, Levi

Mrs. Ludie J.CampbeleCampbell, A.

Judge DavidDeevarthaElizabeth (Outlaw)MargaretMary E.Mary M.

Bynum, J.A.Byrd, R.C.Byrne, T.

,Byrom, BenjaminHumphreyJamezJohnWilliam

(

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J.N.William

Caruth, JohnCaruthers, J.P.

JohnCarwell, Jesse

JohnThomas

Cary Family (15)DanielEdmondFrancisGincyJohnKempNancyPeter MinorRanceRansomRichardRobertSallySusanTracy D. (66)William

Case, MaryCason, JacobCastleton, Bax--­Casty, ParthianaCaswell, HiramCates, William

JohnCathy, George

HughJohn

Caughran, ElizabethCavender, John Jun'rJohn, Snr.

Certain, RebeccaChambers, SarahChandler, Mrs. B.W.

2121

Goff (Cook) 13, 56

1, 2, 7, 29, 5677

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(57)

(54)

(54)

Christian FamilyCapt. --­Col.--­Mrs.--- (Bell)AllenMargaret Jane (Vaughn)Rufusw··Col. William

Churchill, RichardChurchman Family

J.H.Rebecca

Clanton, JohnClapp, Isabella JaneClardy, RichardClark, Elizabeth H.

ElmiraMrs. Eva TurnerIssacJ.JamesK. & Co.L.N.L.S.Mrs. Rogers M.S.Soloman

Clarke, Gen. ElijahDr. Elmer T.G.W.

Claunch, D.Clay, PermeliaClayton, Henrietta B.

Margaret C.William

Cleek, RosannahClemens, JohnClements, Martha A.

SimonClementson, W.H.Clemins, HamClemons, ThomasClift, John

Christensen, Mrs. Eva L.

Cherry, Emily E.Chester, FrancesChildren, JosephChildress, David

JoelLucy

Childs, E. ElizabethChileah, PotenChiles, E. ElizabethChoepen, NathanChowning, Perthenie Wilkerson Moore

(117)(10)

(43) 51,(29)(71)(71)(71)(29)(29)(29)

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6386491542121 .2121214138384316529921211541343434344299

(52)(112)

(66)

(111)

25, (66)(15)(15)(66)(66)(15)(15)(15)(15)(15)(15)(15)(15)(15)(15)54, 78,(15)

Chapel, AbnerChapen, JesseChapman, ThomasCharles, CarolinaChase, A.

JohnL.

Charry, J.B.Cheatham, E1iz. D.Cheek of N.C.

Mrs. James B.

Carter, JesseeCartmel, JohnCartwright, Betty

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Cline, Mrs. Francis (14) 25 Collins, J. 34Clinton, James 22 Joseph 22

Thomas 62 M. 34Thomas Esq. 88, 89 Capt. R.D.C. 34

Clirk, James 22 Ruth Drake (92) 75Cloud, Mary 40 Columbus, C. 34Cobble, the 59 Colvery, Harriett 43Cochrane, Nancy 34 Colvert, William 22Cocknell, John 22 Colyer, the 59Cockrell, Sarah A. 45 CondHf, Frail 22Cocks, Zachariah 64 Congers, Elizabeth 41Coffee, Richard S. 34 Connell, Elizabeth 93

Thomas J. 34 Conner, Martha 67Coffer, Banjamin 22 Susanna P. 68

James· 22 Cook, B.A. 34John 22 Charles 22Thomas 22 Charles, Jr. 22

Coffey, William 22 George 22Coffman, Elder Andrew 59 J. 34

Jacob 58 James 87Nancy 59 John 22

Coffy, Rice 22 John, Jr. 22Cogbill & Featherstone 34 Margaret 14Cogbill & Strange 34 Robert 22Cogdell Family (66) ·54· Stephen 22

Anna (66) 54 Coome, John 22Coggin (s) , Jonathan (96) 76 Coop, Haratia 22

(Cognets, Jr. , Louis des 58 James 22Cohen, J. J. , Jr. & Co. 34 Richard 22Co ckenor , N. 34 Cooper, Abraham 22Colbert, Chas 34 Billy 34

David 34 Charles 22Diana 34 Christopher 22G. 34 Edward 22Geo. 34 Job 22Jas, 34 John 22Levi, 34 Rebecca 15M. 34 Rhoda 14Martin 34 William 22P. 34 Coots, Benjamin 22Pitman 34 John 22S. 34 William 22V. '24 Wilson 22

Colby (?) 34 Copeland, Frances A. 92Mrs. Fred (123) 101 Joel Francis (28)26, (28) 27

Cole (7) 34 Susan Elizabeth (28) 26Abraham 22 Cop1e, William 22Mrs. B.R. (38) 28 Coplen, John 22Dixon 22 Corbett, Mary 90John (6) 23 Corbitt, Hr. 85

Nancy (Scott) (6) 23 Mr. D.L. 84Neni 22 Corcoran (?) 34William 22 W.W. 34

Coleman T.V. 34 Corlicur, William 22Colemand, Sarah 44 Cossitt, F.H. 34

Collings, Durham 22 G.G. 34Collins, A.G. 34 Cothnum, Lucy 93

Chloe (85 76 Cotton, Dq.niel 46

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100100

34354614465187353446464646464241232335524657353535

(71)(93)(93)

(47)

(2)(2)

(53)

(53)

(Ill)

(20)

(109)

(21)

(115)(33) 27, (115)

-D-

Cretes, AnnCrew, JaneCrews, Lucy A.Cridebring, Robert

Sarah Elizabeth (Hood)Crig, AlexanderCripps, W. McL.Crisp, WilliamCrite, WilliamCrocket, Elizabeth

R.B.Wm.

Croffe, JacobCrook Family

JohnCrop, OselCroper, JohnCrosbyCross, David

Elizabeth (Hicks)GibsonSamuelWilliamWilliam J.

Crosswell, SallieCrow, AbigailCrump, GeorgeCrutchfield

LetticeP.L.

Cruttenden, T.R.Cry, JohnCuff, ElizabethCulp, HenryCulton, MargaretCumings, SamuelCummins, F.A.

J.H.JohnThomas

Cunningham, HumphreyJohnPaul M.Sarah

Cureton, SarahCurl, Andrew

SusannahCurran, IssacCurry, IssabellaCurtis, HenryCutts, Dorothy Remington

J.M.Cyrus (?)

Harris (?)

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(13) 24864646463545

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Couch, CatherineThomas

Coulter, RebeccaCounce, ElizabethCounts, MaryCourtney, theCourts, WilliamCovington Family

CatherineCowan, A.Cowar, Annis W.Coward, Margaret

SarahCowden, Elijah

JohnRobertWilliam

Cowen, DanielCowthers, ThomasCox, the

DavidGeo. G.Mary AnnRichesonSallyT.Thomas

Coyle, M.R.Robert

Cozens, Elizabeth D.Craft, Dan'l BerryCraig, Crozich

JohnSamuel

Crain, AbrasJoel

Crane, L.Cravens, J.

Wm.Craw, LeviCrawel, WilliamCrawford Family

EllenJamesMargaret A.MariahMrs. SamThomasWilliam

Crawl, SamuelCrawley, Michael

Wm. G.Creecy, SelinaCreekmore, PollyannaCrenshaw, Carr

DabneyDabbs, Joseph 46

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Daddy, Arson 46 Dawson, Jonathan 47Dagley, Barbara 15 Joseph 35Baily (Baily? ) John 64 Dawtry, Lewis 44Demark, Samuel F. 46 Day Family (9) 24Daniel, Louisana 40 Dan'l 47

Mary 65 Frances 67Nats . 46 Hugh 47

Danley, J. 35 Nancy 40Darden, 46 Days, John C. 47

Hester (65) 54 Deal, Henry 47Darken, John 46 Jeremiah 47Darffion, Joseph 46 Jeremiah, Jr. 47Darrow, Benjamin 64 Larkin 47Daux, Mildred (35) 27 Dean Family (11) 24, 59Devant, Mary 29 Charles 47David (Chickasaw) 35 Greenberry 47

Mrs. Belle Elizabeth (56) 52 Mrs. W.A. (111) 99Louis (56) 52 Deason, Abraham 47

Davison, D. 35 Absolam 47George 87 Eroch 47Hugh (19) 25 William 47Jane (Vance) (19) 25 Deaton, Basil (86) 75John 87 Goodin (86) 75John Quincey (61) 53 Lucinda (Jackson) (86) 75Lewis 46 De Baun, J. 35Sarah 90 Deck Family (54) 52Thos. 46 Dechart J. 35William 46, 87 Deckert Family 23

( Davis, Family (1) 23 Deekson, Ephraim D. 47Catherine 13 Jamez 47Clara Clendenin 31 Dedon, Josiah 47Daniel 46 Deery, James 47Elizabeth (---) (69) 55 Demarcus, Mary F. 91Frances 16 Dempsey, (?) (Couch) (57) 52Henry 46 David (57) 52Issac 46 John B. 47Jesse 46 John B. (see Bedford Co. , TennesseeJohn 35, 47, (69) 55 Tax List)Jonathan (109) 99 Demsey, May 90Joseph (109) 99 Denby, Mary 16Mary (125) 101 Dennson, Robert 47N.B. 35 Denny, John 47Nancy (69) 55, 67 Denson, J. 35Nathan (109) 99 Dent, William 86Nathan, Jr. (109) 99 Denton Family (66) 54Parkie 40 Jesse 62, 88and Perryman 35 Nathaniel 62Peter 4 Rosannah 91Rachel 14, 65 Depriest 47Robert 64 Derryberry, Miss---- (69) 55Sally (54) 52 DeSoto, Hernando 81Shinod 47 Deupree, Mrs. Wm. W. 77Thomas 47 Devine, Daniel 47Winefred (12) 24 Dewall, Bailey 47Young 14 Dewitt line (35) 27Zach 47 Dewoody, Alexander Newton 100

Dawson, Elizabeth (68) 54 02l)Benjamin (121) 100

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(121)(121)

(125)(125)

(56)(66)(66)(111)

5555482755681363275535

472925

(21)356035254747474748484848489362483592923535424848483548484848684848

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(70) 5548

1, 38, 61(34)(70)

(21)

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(34)1, 2, 3,63, 77

(34) 27, (70)(34) 27, (70)

JamesJaneJosiahLydiaLytle L.MaryNancyRuth Henley G.Thomas Jefferson

Doty, IssacDoughtie, Mrs. R.T.Douglas, Elizabeth (Hicks)

W.Wm.

Dungan, Jacob

J.Douglass, Edw.

J.G.Joseph C(row?)ThodehamThomas

Dowdy, AlfredDanielHowe1JohnMicaijahThomasWilliam

Dowin, Eliza W.Downs, BenjaminDowren, WilliamDoxey, Samuel H.Doyle, Catherine

Elizabeth A.Drake, Jas. W.

J.W.RhodaThomasZachariah

Drinke11, AbedeahDrury, S.Dryden, John

JonathanNathaniel

Duers, ThomasDuff, NancyDugh, WilliamDukery, MatthewDukes, Elizabeth Ann M.

MidlandJ.

Dumesni1, H.A.Dunaways, theDuncan, ElizabethDuncan, Mrs. I.G.

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(50)

Dewoody, GeorgeJohn

Dial FamilyMartin

Dicey, AustinDick, Issac A.Dickson, In.

Of N.C.DavidEphraimJ.Jas.JohnRil1eyS.W.

Die, MartinDill, A.G.Dillahunty, Lucinda A.Dillard, Sarah (Sally)Dillon Family

RachelDinkins of N.C.Ditty, SamuelDix, Frances A.Doak, J.S.Dobbs, David

FortunaturHenryJamesJosephMary AnnWilliam

Dobson, JosephDockery, Sarah (Southern) (37)Dockins, RodaDodd, D.

H.Mrs. J.C.Mark

Dodds, Ab igailU1ysysSamuelWm.

Doegan, Sam'lDoherty, Joseph

RobertWilliamWilliam, Esquire

Donelson, Sam'lDonna1son, AndrewDorment, BenjaminUormork, JesseDorriss, B.M.Dorsey, T.K.Dorty, Fy1erDossett, Jennie

WealthyDotts, William

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Dungan, Jonathan 48 Eaton, Sarah A. 42William 48 Squire (40) 50

Dunham, John 48 Wilson (40) 50Joseph 48 Echols, John 38

Dunlap Family (25) 26, (73) 55 Moses 38Adam (US) 100 Edde, Jamez 48Elizabeth (U6) 100 Eddings, Elizabeth 13

Dunn, John C. 48 Eddins, L.T. 35Shadrack 64 Eldrington, Annis, G. (38) 28William 68 Edge, Elizabeth 43, 91

Dunvar, 89 Edleman, John 87Dupree, Sarah (125) 101 Edmondson Family (65) 54Durbin, Nathan (52) 52 A.G. 35Durkey, Matthew 48 A.J. 35Durno, Jas. 35 AUen (120) 100Dweggens, Daniel 48 Levi (120) 100Dyche Family (54) 52 James 89

John T. 35 W. 35J.T. 35 Edmunds, Allen T. 42Michael (54) 52 Edson, J.H. 35Welcome (54 ) 52 Edwards, Andrew 48

Dyer, the 59 Andrew S. 48Ed. R. (US) 100 Artimacy 40Ellen Harrison (US) 100 Axey 16Elizabeth 43 Mary Ann 13Frances L. 68 Riggs 48Geroge E. (US) 100 WiUiam 64

( J.W. (115) 100 Eidson, Creighton (12) 24Joel (US) 100 Martha (Wilson) (12) 24Joel (115) 100 Susan (Begley) (12) 24Mary E. (US) 100 William (12) 24Pattie R. (115) 100 William Harrison (12) 24Wilton G. (US) 100 Winefred (Davis) (12) 24

Dyzard, William 48 Eijsden, Mr. John Van 79Dyzent, Francis 48 Elam, J. 35

John 48 Sarah J. 44Robert 48 William 48

Elder, James 88- E - Eldred, W.B. 35

W.G. 35Eagleton, Lovinia 91 Eley, Catherine Lavernia (97) 76Eakin, David (52) 52 David, Sr. (97) 76

Sina 93 Elizabeth (97) 76Easley Family 7 James Michael (97) 76

Cynthia 68 James Usher (97) 76Ealim, Johnathan 48 Lamual L. (97) 76East, Jno. W. 48 Mary Ann (97) 76Eaton, Absalom (40) 50 Missouria Usher (97) 76

Daniel (40) 50 Moses . (97) 76Elizabe th (40) 50 Sarah Martha (97) 76Ira (40) 50 Selia (97) 76Jesse (40) 50 WiUiam W. (97) 76John (40) 50 Elim, Jesse 48Lucinda (40) 50 William 48Mary (40) 50 Eller, Mrs. Irby W. 60Melinda (40) 50 Mrs. Loyd 30Mrs. Polly (40) 50 Elliott Family (53) 52Rachel

~~g~50 Isabella (53) 52

Richard 50

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(121)

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(30)

(94)(94)(94)(94)(94)(94)(94)(94)

Evans, Ma.rthaNancy

Ewe1 , JohnEwin, JosephissEwing, James

GeorgeRobertWilliam

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DavidEvelyn (Johnson)George W.James N.MargaretMary A.William

Farleigh, WadeFarley, James

Martha (Evans)Farlor, ClayFarmer, George

JosephFarnham, JohnFarnum FamilyFarr, E.L.Farrar, ElizabethFaut, G.B.

W.B.Feamster, LauraFearrell, JohnFeatherstone

CharlesNancyW.G.

Feawe11, Thos.Fellman, JohnFenton, A.Ferebee, G.W.Ferguson, D.

Miss Dorothy A.R.N.JohnLaviniaWilliam

Ferrell, Sen., CharlesCharles, Jr.

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Elliott, JennieLewisLucy (Eoff)Mary M.MonroeRebeccaSarahSimonW.K.William

Ellis, BradfordElizabeth JaneJamesJaneJennieJennetJessieJohnMargaretW.Wm.

Ellison, DollyRobert

Elmore, AustinElizabethLewisMary AnnNancyPatsy

Elred, J.Elrod, SarahEmanuel, Culberth

PootenEmbry, Hermione D.

Mrs. Chas. A.Emerson, E.

JohnThomas

Enoch, E.J.Enochs, IssacEoff, Issac

JosephLucyWilliam

Epps, FrancesJohnMiriam (Myra, Mary)

Erock, Robert R.Esker, Katie - Prince WardEspey, Alex

RobertCapt. Thomas

Estes, theEstill, WallaceEstis, John R.Evans, Elizabeth

JaneJesse

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Ferrell, Haneson 49 Floid, Andrew 86John 49 Flora, Maria 45John Jr. 49 Flowers, Clara (2) 44William 49 Floyd, Snr. , David 49

Ferrian, George 49 David 49(Fewell?) , Thos. 38 Fly Family (66) 54Fields, Capt. 87 Frances 44

Abel (37) 50 Fogg, Francis Brimley 42Bell (37) 50 Folsom, David 35Edmond (37) 50 L. 35James (37) 50 Fonbush, Martha A. 67John (37) 50 Fontaine, Chas. D. 35Louisa (37) 50 Ed. 35Matilda (37) 50 P.H. 35Ned (37) 50 Fonvielle, Asa 49Peter (37) 50 Ford, Eliza (?) Sarah (9) 24Richard (37) 50 Mary Ann 43William (37) 50 Wylie (9) 24

Files, Wm. H. 35 Forgek, Moses 49Finch, William 49 Forkersley, Charles 49Findley, Alexander 49 Formwalt, Permilia 93

John 49 Forrest, Jr. , Shedrick 49Finley, George 49 Nathan 49Fischer, Mrs. A.R. 7, 59 Sarah 90

(106) 98 Shedrick 49W. 35 Forrester, Issac 93

Fisher, Jacob 49 Forward, W. 35John 49 Foster, Austin P. 62

( Michael 49 B. 35W.P. 35 George 49

Fiske, Arthur D. 80 J. 35Fite, Elizabeth 93 James 35Fitzgerald Family (66) 54 John 38

Betsy (37) 50 Lucinda 68J. 35 R.C. 35Peggy (37) 50 Foust Family (27) 26

Fitspatrick, Alexander 38 Fowler, Alecdrak 49Flagg, the 59 Mrs. Graham (26) ,26Flanders, Mrs. C.W. (25) 26 James 49

(73) 55 William 49Flandrau (w) , E.M. 35 Fowlkes, Melinda 65Flash, Alexander 35 Fox, Mary 90Fleather, Joshua 82 Fetus 49Fleming, David 49 Foy, M. 35

Gam'l 49 Frances, Jeaden 49John 35, 49 Frazer, John 69Juliso 49 Frazier, John 35, 69S. 35 M. 35Sam'l 49 Fredson, G. 35

Fleniken, Isabella 92 Freeman's Amaz 69Flenn, James 49 Frels, Mrs. E.G. (124) 101Fletcher Family (9) 24 French, Thomas 62

Aaron 62 Frizzel, Abraham 69F. 35 James 69Sarah 41 William 69Simon 62 Froggs, Louisa 44

Fletdown, T. 35 Fry, Aboolam 69Flinn, A.W. 35 Fryden, James 69

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Mrs. RoyGilliland, SussannahGillis, SarahGilmore, Mrs. Ethel Brookes

W.Gingerich, MelvinGipson, John

JohamGirdner, ConradeGiven & ThompsonGlasgow & HarrisonGlass, Corneles

R.F.Glasscock, (?)Glassgow, JesseGlaze, Mary (55)Glen, JohnGloves, Joseph

Page 117Index to Vol. VII 1960

Fuller, DarlingIssacJacob

Fulton, D.James

Fuqua, AmyFurlot, Daniel

SolomonFurman, JohnFurrestim

- G -

Gabgla, GarnerGacker, HenryGage, James

James, Jr.Jonathan

Gaines, J.JamesJohn

Galbraith, MatildaGale, ThomasGales & SeatonGaleway, RobertGallaspie, W.Galloway, JamesGamble, Aaron

James B.Jane

Gamen, ParishGammell, JamesGammill, JosephGammon, HenryGandy, EdmondGaneway, BurretGano, A.G.

Mr. JohnGardiner, Mrs. L.B.

Mrs. Laurence B.Laurence B.Mrs. Lillian JohnsonLillian

Gardner, JohnThomasZemah

Garland, J.S.

Garman, JohnGarner, Eliza (?) Sarah

LucindaParishThomas

Garren, PeterGarret, Hazae

MosesGarrison, Abner

W.Gart, James

6969693569

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AlanAllenBenjaminT.

Gatewood, PeterSarah

George, JohnGibbonsGibson, G.A.

G.N.HenryJ.H.JamesJeremiahJohnJonusNeelyWilliam

Gideon, G.S.Issac, Jr.Issac, Sen.J.JamesJohn

Gilbert, EdwardElizabeth D.JamesJosephWilliam

Gilchush, DanielMalcom

Gillenwaters FamilyDavidKesiah (Wilson)Mary

Gilley, Mrs. Chas. R.

(66)

(52)(52)

(14)(14)(14)(14)

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(83)

(83)

(81)(81)

(21) 25, (43)(83)

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(52) 52, 706565708783

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Greenfield, PeterGregg, AbigailGregory, --­Grever, AndrewGriffin, W.Griffith, FamilyGrifforth, JohnGrimes, JoshuaGrooms, JamesGross, FredrickGuarron, JamesGuest, JonathanGuibbs, GeorgeGuin, WilliamGuinn, SusanGumigen, LewisGunton, Wm.Gurnee, S.

SamuelTrimble

Guy, J.J.JamesL.M.W.R.

Gwathmey, Geo C.Gwinn, CharityGwinnett, Button

Haggard, JamesWilliam

Haggart, Wm.Hagler, JoelHagon, JohnHaigh & WinstonHail, Celia

DudleyMarthaMiadW.

Hale, BozannaElizabeth G.James KeenRobert G.

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86,

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(27)(27)

(11)

G.W.Geo.Jane E. (Moss)JohnL.R.Mary AnnRalph WilsonRebeccaRobertSamuelT.W.W.R.Willis

Greaves, JonathanJosephSamuel

ThurmanGreen, Alsey

Andrew

Goazman, Ca1epGoddard, S.B.Godwin, Mary (Mefford

PeterGoin, Rebecca

Tempie A.Good, JoelGooding, G.C.Goodner, JamesGoodson, JohnGoodwinGoodwin Family

JettieGorden (?), Bryant

theDavidGeorge WashingtonJames

Gore, S.William

Gorham FamilyGorken, JamesGoss, JacobGovie1, Ralph (Commissary)Gowen, Jas. B.Grace, JohnGragg, John

RobertGraham, J.E.

JamesJohnJohn D.WilliamCol. William

Grant, MarthGray Family

ElizabethMrs. Felix D.

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2387836671836671837183

77171716464719191718687877171718642718341717171831582835151515159

71928364

45, 908771762727552764

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(97)(34)(34)(70)(34)

Hamilton, JosephNancyT.W.Wm.

Hamlet, JohnHamlinton, ThomasHamm, JoshuaHammond, Amanda

Elizabeth (Duncan)J.C.Joe C.Richard P.Wm.

Hammonds see HammondHamner, RebeccaHampton

B.A.Hamus, ElizabethHanbacks, MitchellHancock, W.J.Hand, MelindaHanes, John S.Hanks, G.Hann, GorgeHanna, C.M.

Thos.Hannah, Robert

SamuelWilliam

Hankins, RichardHansbrough, SmithHarbeson, JamesHarbison, Dicy

Mary A.Harden, Barges

HosephJohnCapt. JohnMarkMartinThomas H.

Hardin, JosephHarding, Eliz. W.Hareth, JoshuaHargraves H.Hargrove, MildredHark, David

MosesHarkness, JohnHarlan, A.Harle, Mary H.Harlerood, DanielHarley, D.Harman, Henrich Adam

JacobJeremiahLouisa Katrina

Harmon, the

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71, (105)(95)

Hailey, BrandonHains HarryHaisting, Henry

John, Jr.Joseph, Jr.JosephRichardRobertStephen

Halbrooks, GorgeGale, Asa

JesseW.William

Halebrook, HenryHaliday & BesanconHalk, Edmund

JamesNicholasShedrickWilliam

Hall FamilyA.AgnessAllen A.Mrs. Clyde E.DrucillaElishaEmaline (Hockaday)HenryHugh, Capt. Lt. HorsesJamesJeremiahJoel.JosephLeviLymanMartha M.MaryO.S.SimonThomasW.Wm. T.William

Halpoen, JosephHalsell, Rebecca (Scott)

Thomas T.Ham, JohnHamlin, Emeline

Terrinia HillHamby, Dennis

IssacHamile, AndrewHamilton & Denham

EmilyHannahJohn

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(70)(33)

(33) 27, (115)

(69)

Hatchel, HerodHatcher, ArchableHately, Henry

JohnRobert

Hathcock, AustonCharlesElishaHowe1JohnPhilip

Hatley, ElizabethRobert

Hatser, Issac.Hauben , Christian

JacobHaun, theHavely, ElizaHawkins, John

WilliamHawthorne, Bess L.Haynes, family

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Harrold L.Harryman, Charles

JohnHart, J.A.

JohnHartgraves, A.

H.P.W.

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N.Hasley,Hassell

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83(33) 27

6(33) 27(115) 100

Ellen P.GabrielGeorge Henryand GlasgowGraceHastingsJames C.

. James R.

Harmon, BetsyEsaiahGefranHenryJohnJonathanLewisSarah

Harned, DavidHarp, WilliamHarper, SamuelHarpole, MartinHarrel, DavidHarrel, WilliamHarrell, James A.

Laura Ellen (TaylorSusan Elizabeth

Harrice, Sam'l B.Harris, Benjamin

C.C.A.C.G.Cornelia AnnCyrusEvanIsaac GreenIshamJamesJohnJohn C.MaryMoseleyNathanielRobert J.SamuelShadrickTricyLt. Vernon R.Mrs. William W.

Harrising, JohnPolly (Scott)

Harrison FamilyAinsworth HardawayArthurDicey F.Dicie FrancesEdmund Ruffin

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Benjamin" (See Bedford Co.,

Tax List)

(129)(129)(95 )

(121)

(46)

.(2)(2)(2)(2)

(20)

8372

(20) 25, (21) 25832572

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Higgins, Laura A.High & DukeHightower, Amanda

E.Epaphroditus, Sr.Eunice (Lea)JoshuaSally

Higginbottom, WilliamHigs, JohnHill, Anderson

BenjaminEdward PeytonElizabethGeorgeJamesJesseM.R.MuntainRichardRobertSpencerWilliam

Hillhouse FamilyHiltz, Mrs. HaroldHineky, BartlettHines, Ibby

RhondaHinkle, Elizabeth

JohnPolly Ann (Linn)

Hinsley, LucyHinton, JohnHitz, Alex M.Hixon, MargaretHobbs, Family

Benj.James

Hobson, EdithHannah ReganIssac

Hockaday, Ema1ineHodges, Charles

Edmund, Jr.Edmund Sr.JamesJohnWilliam

38

(9)(9)

(84)(85)(84)(85)(85)(85)(85)(85)(85)

(51)

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(65)

Hiat, Sam

Haynes, Joseph, Sen.Hays. Charles

Dorcus AngelineJaneNancy AnnThomasWilliam

Hayslet, WilliamHeald, J.H.HeardHeart, HenryHeaslet, MelvinaHeckney, PrestonHeflin FamilyHeggenbotham, WilliamHeileman, A. S.Heiss, Williard C.Helton, Jr., Abraham

AbrahamHembree, ElizabethHemming, Mrs. Harry B.Henderson & Adams

HichaelMichael, Capt.SamuelSidneyW.S.Wm.Will.WilliamWilliam, Capt.William F.

Hendricks, ObaTo

Hendry, Capt. WilliamHenry Family

A.AnnaClary A.HughIssacJohnMargaretPleasant Miller

Hensley, J.Clarrissa (Barnes)LucyWilliam

Herrington, EarlHenryJohnMolissa (Melissa)ReubenTom

Hewett,"

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5454945454546464645264949494

(61)5394836767538788629415586567757583515141941494949494

783

725

767559455555594629431418694

(61)

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(67)(67)

(67)(67)(67)

(90)(90)

(43)(43)

(16)

(52)

(19) 25,

Hooper, ObediahSusan SalinaRichardVenable Clayton WalesWilliamWilliam Watson

Hoover, AndrewAndrew, Junr.HenryEphraimJohnMartin

Hoperood, WilliamWillis

Hopkins, Ralph A.William

Hopper, G.C.Hord, John

MarySusan S.

Horn, JohnHornbarger, PhilipHornberger, PhilipHornday, SolomanHorner, Lucy

WilliamHorton, Ann

JoannaHosea, Rachel (?)

StephenHosmer, SamuelHouck, Mr. MarlynHoughs, ElizabethHouse, Jane

JosephHouston, Delilah

JamesJohn

Houtt, Joshua Esq.Michell

Howard, Ann L.ElizaEliza J.(Ragsdale)EstherJohn D.

Howe, SarahHowell, Bert

Joseph B.Joseph BenjaminPickneyPolly

Hubard, EdwardHubbard, WilliamHubert, Nathaniel

Mrs. Richard S.R.Hudgins, LaceyHudson, Cuthbert

Jessee

(67)(67)(67)(67)(67)(67)

(9)

(67)(67)(67)(67)

(66)(66)

(25)(93)(93)(69)

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(26)(26) 26

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(25) 26, (73) 559440545454545454409454545454

William M.Homans & ThompsonHoneycutt, MarthaHoobs FamilyHood Family

Sarah Elizabe thHooker, Miss

NathanRichard

Hoon, Wm.Hooper Family

AbediahAnnaCynthia CarolineElishaElisha Susan SalinaErnalineHarvey AllanJames MunroJesseJohnJoseph MurdockJosephineJoyce PriscillaMatilda Anne

Hodgkins, Mrs. Eleanor (105)Hoffman, Mr. & Mrs. WalterHog~ ElizabethHogan, Ann E.

EdwardM.O.

Hogg, John B.Hoke, D.Hogen, Elizabeth

JamesJohn

Holder FamilyGincy

Holebrook, EzekielHenry

Holland & Co.Holland Family

HarphreyMartinThomas

Hollingsworth FamilyHollis, RobinsonHolloman, C.R.Holmes, Issac

JamesJohnPhenior

Holt, ElizabethHenry, Sr.JohnMary A.

Holton, Julia Ann (Bailey)

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(90)(38)

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Huff, Sam'lHuffman, JohnHuges, AaronHuggins, SarahHugh, George

JoelHughes, Eleanor

Mrs. MabelMrs. T.P.Mrs. Thomas P., Jr.

Hughey, ElizabethHughs, Goodman

JesseJohnJosiahRice, Esq.RobertSamuelWilliam S.

Hughton, HughHuling SallieHumphrey, Calvin

John AlexanderMichaelPatsy (Wells)Perry W., GentlemanSciothiaWilliams

Humphreys see HumphreyHumphreys, Mrs. John

Mary VernonNancySarah

Humphries, SusanHunter, Dempsey

JamesCapt. JamesJaneLetticeMary A.Susannah (Pair)Thiaphilus

Hurst, JohnWilliam

Hutchings, ChristopherJohnLemuetSamuel, Esq.

Hyde, AnselAselAschelHiramIrvinShadrack

Hynd, John

-1-

Ijams. Burgess

64946542949456775684

33, 5894949495959595959513

(90) 75(90) 75(90) 75(90) 75

88(90) 75

82

7528159066

(43) 5186, (127) 101

86, 87(127) 101

674051959595959595

95(89) 75(89) 75(89) 75(89) 75(89) 75

6495

(69) 55

Ingam, JohnIngrum, SamuelInsall, Robert Wholeship

ThomasIrvin Family

JohnIrwin, WilliamIvey, JosephIvy, Nancy

-J-

Jackson, AndrewGen. AndrewBarabara (?)DavidGrahamJamesJeremiahJoelJohnLucindaMargaretRobertSarahWilliam

Jacobs, GipporaJohnSamuelWilliam

James, Mrs. C.C.EnochHughJohanna B.JosephSarah E.Susan

Jarnagin, JaneJarrett Family

SallyJarves, WilliamJarvisJeans, HardyJenkens, ThomasJenkins, Mrs. C.W.

JohnNelle Morris

Jett, EmilyMrs. Morton

Jillson, Mr. Willard R.Joanes, RichardJoey, HenryJohnS/on, Andrew

ElizabethEvelynH.and HollomanJames

(37)(37)(89)

6, 56, 61,

(86)

(86)

(47)

(11)

(112)

(33)(115)

(48)

(94)

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811075959595959595754495668116959195518995448143926524669599959527

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(11)

(81)

(81)

(91)

9513159664966796964296654596939696

(65) 5496

63,649664379693968760

(6) 2360

(6) 239696969696454596968080

(116) 10096969696

(9) 249696859638968792

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DennisJoshuaMaryReubenWilliam

Kellogg, RachelKelly, Alfred

ElizabethHenryJohn

Keltner, SallyKemhro, GeorgeKenard, PhillipKendrick FamilyKen frau , BartlettKennedy, John

JosephWm.

Kennon, MaryKenny, DanielKent, LucyKerkland, MosesKern, JamesKerr, Charles

JohnMarkSarah "Sally" (Scott)Williams

Kerteman, ElijahKeyses, Philip

ValentineKiddy, Jacob

LewisKidwell, ElizabethKiller, RobertKilley, ThomasKimbrough Family

Mr. Felix A.James

Kinunans, JosephKindal, ThomasKing, Alexander

BenjaminRev. David A.EdwardGeorgeHenry T.JacobJamesJeremiahJohnJudithNancyNathaniel

(39) 50(39) 50(39) 50

95

(114)(96)

89

(127) 101679016753891792495649515809587459595806495749541

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Johnson, Mrs. L.N.LouisaMargaretMaryRachelSamuelThomasMr. William Perry

Johnston, AvaChapmanDavidElishaFanny J.Mr. Harry F.JamesLancelotSallieStephenThomas

Johnstons of PequaJona (?) , RobertJois, AndersonJones, Ambrose

AndrewBenjaminBlairEdwardElizabeth M.ErasmusMrs. Jack W.JohnJohn LintonJnoLewisLouisaLouis C.Margaret (Mefford)MarthaMortonNancyRebeccaRobertSallySarahTalbertWood

Jons, JohnJulian, Issac

Mrs. ScottJulin, GeorgeJurnigan, Felix

Keen (e) FamilyJamesSarah

Keener, John

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138911

(2) 23409645

(121) 10068649714

(100) 76

(64) 53(64) 53(102) 98(102) 98(102) 98

(64) 53(36) 28, (64) 53

(102) 98(102) 98(102) 98

90(102) 98(102) 98

565668969696878796965890

(53) 52(53) 52(53) 52(53) 52(53) 52(53) 52(53) 52(53) 52(53) 52

96969692

(17) 25964456

(97) 769696

Laurance, DavidJoseph

Lawson FamilyDeliaHenry

Lea, EppaEunice

Leabolt, LewisLeaky, EliLeanchner, RebeccaLee, Mrs. G.S.

HannahJnoJohnLouisa J.

Lamar JeremiahJohnJohn MillsJoseph B.PollySarahThomasThomas JeffersonWiley BluntWilliamWm.Wm., Jr.William Sr.

Lambert, Mrs. GraysonMargaretta

Lancaster, MarthaLandcaster, AaronLanders, Issac

WilliamLane, David, Capt.

Col. DavidJoelJohnRev. Tidence

Langford, PollyLangston, Absalom

CalebGennetJacobMaryNancyRev. NathanSarahWm.

Lankesten, WilliamLaremore, Hance

JamesLarew, SarahLarimore, Mary Ann Eliz.Larker, EdwardLarkin, OneyLassetter, Mrs. James A.

96964462

7232387584213262626674566

596969696969680923838269696262626262664

(1)(1)

(26)(26)(26)

(23)(23)(23)(23)(23)

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(36) 28(102) 98(102) 98(102) 98(102) 98(102) 98(102) 98

53, (102)98(102) 98

(64)

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Labarreairre, Margaret Caldwell(125)(125)Martin

Lacy, ElijahMatthe,vsSally

Ladd, AmosLadin, George

Lamar FamilyAndrew JacksonAnnie E.CatharineCharlotteChas.Hugh B.JamesJane

King, SamuelWilliam

Kingham, IraKingins, JohnKinney FamilyKirby Family

Mrs. W. S.Kirkendal, AbrahamKirkpatrick, John

MarthaSarah Rebecca

Kittrell, Anna MarieJohnWilliam Johnson

Klipper, MaryKnight, Elizabeth

MarthaKnorr, Mrs. H.A.Knote, David

JohnWilliam

Knott, Jno.Knox, Sam'l

WilliamKolb, Mrs. Perry F.Koons, NancyKoonse, Christopher

PhilipKraft, Mrs. WilliamKauly, FrederickKunsley, SamuelKuykendall, Anna (--)

Ellender (?)JohnSamuelWilliam

Kuyzer, Phillip P.K.

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Lee, Peter 97 Lowe, David 97Polly 90 Lowicke, Mason 62Wm. 97 Lowry, Charles 87

Leffau, Jane 45 Greenberry 97Leeper, Allen, Esq. 97 Loyd, Howell 97LeMadlin (See Bedford Co. , Tenn. Joseph 97

Tax List) Nicholas 97Lemann, Benjamin 97 Wilson 97Lemeanz, William 97 Lu, Robert 97Leonard, Nancy Ann 90 Luckett, Margaret 68

Nancy E. 90 Luke, Mrs. D.A. (15) 25Letsinger, Mary J. 91 Lupen, Allen 97Lewis Family 62 l1ugh B. 97

Archibald (108) 99 James 97Salina H. 91 John 97

Liddell, Mrs. Frank 77 Lurena, Oliver 14Mrs. Frank B. , Sr. 29 Luster, Mrs. Raymond 60Mrs. J.B. 29 Luter-Davis Family (65) 54

Ligon, Phebe (74) 73 Jacob Darden (65) 54Thomas (74) 73 Gorge 97

Likens, Family (92) 75 Lutterel, John 86Andrew (92) 75 Lyerly Family (98) 76Joannah (92) 75 Lynch, Nancy 40

Lilburn, Philemon 38 Lynd, George 97Lindsey, Ezekiel 64Linkons, Margaret 67 -Mc-Linn, Polly Ann (85) 74

( Lintz, Malinda 65 McAddams, Hughey 42Lipps, Nancy 16 McAlester, Robert 82Little, Benjamin 97 McAllister, Miss---- (40) 50

George 97 Hargaret 15John 97 McBee, May Wilson 6

Lock, Mathew 87 McBride Family (1) 23Locke, Jacob 97 James (1) 23

Jonas 97 Mary All Elizabeth (17) 25William 97 Mrs. William A. (17) 25, (41) 50

Loedi (? ), Wm. 38 (82) 74Logan, James 87 William White (17) 25

William 97 McCain, Mrs. Arthur L. (55) 52Lohorn, John 97 (80) 74Long, Frances 68 Barbara (55) 52

John 97 George W. (55) 52Richard 97 Henry (55) 52Samuel 87 Peter (55) 52Sarah C. 13 McCaleb, Nancy 4lfWilliam 97 McCallister Family (1) 23

Looney, John 64 McCampbell, Elizabeth 14Looper, Nellie 44 McCanless, Cassanda 91Lord, James 97 Maudanna 93

John 97 McCarney, Malinda 15Nathan 97 McCarty, Jacob 89William 97 John 64

Lou, David 97 Mary 15Love, Hannas 65 Mildia 15Lovelady, Livy 97 McCaslin, Elib. 43

Simon 97 Elizb. 43Lovens, Hough L. 97 McCauley, Mrs. M.R. (60) 53

(81) 74, (119) 100

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(1)

(63)

(37)

6232

24

38974082979797979797279197

7100100

7916497976887763238

10087866893558240626264423826458851

100922438626287

(22)

Co. Tn.

(69)

(115)

(51)(122)

(13)

(13)

(118)64, (118)

(100)

(35)

-M-

Macelor, OliverMadden, WilliamMaddox, NancyMaddra, WilliamMadlen, LewisMajors, John

NobleRobert

Malland, JohnThorston

Manakin Huguenot lineManis, PatienceManley, ReubenManning Family

Elizabeth AnnJohnW.H.

Mansfield, CatherineMansker, JohnMarberry, John

IsaacMarrs, PerinaMarshall, David

JohnMrs. S.M.

Marten, RichardMartin

IsaacJamesMaryPatience

Martindale, "Polly"MasIan , PattrickMason, RhodaMassey, Elizabeth

WilliamMasten, Thos.Matthias, Eliza A.Maxey, WalterMaxwell, Cynthia Ann

Delilah L.May, SterlingMayberry, MargaretMayfield, Delilah

LucindaMays, Mrs. ---MCellor (McKellar), Wm.Meanly, Ham'l

RichardMedlock, Charles

McNairy, Nathaneil A.McNaughton, DuncanMcWilliams, John (See Bedford

Tax List)

(27)(27)

(86)(18)(18)(18)(18)(18)(18)(18)(18)(18)(18)(123)(18)(18)(123)(101)

928753538614288687

(14) 24, (14) 25688653872626325990878742878745238716148287

777

(39), 50, (92)7538646466

3, 567525252525252525252525

1012525

101981416

McClannahan, CharityMcClean,CharlesMcClellan, Shelby Patton (62)McClellon, Ida Iva (62)McClennerth, Capt. MichaelMcClung, Hannah G.McClure, Beulah Fae

Doctor WilliamMcCormick, DennisMcCoy Family

James H.McCroury, Thos., Capt.McCullen, Mrs. Ira B.McCurrey, JohnMcDaniel FamilyMcDannel FamilyMacdonald, Donald J.McDonald, AlexanderMcDonough, SallieMcDowell, Charles

Col. CharlesMcEwen, Hetty M.McFadden

James, Capt.McFarland, LauraMcGaughey FamilyMcGennis, PatrickMcGill, Margaret

SallyMcIntyre, JohnMcKee, WilliamMcKellar, Billie

EarleE.P.Mrs. Earle P.

(McKellar), WilliamMcKfee, JohnMcKibbin, Jas.McKinney, ElizabethMcKitrick, Mrs. R.C.McLane, Mrs. Bobbie JonesMcMillan, Barbara

ElizabethIsabellaJaneJane (Ramsey)JohnLydiaMargaretMary AnnRev. MurdockRebecca AlstonSallieSarahDr. W.H.H.

McMinn, Joseph, Gov.McNabb, Agnes W.

Margaret

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(

Mefford, Catherine (60) 53(81) 74

Elizabeth (81) 74Jacob (81) 74John (81) 74Margaret (81) 74Mary (81) 74Priscilla (81) 74

Mehane, Capt. Robert 86Mendenhall, Elizabeth Elmore

(119) 100John (119) 100Merritt, John 38Mary Ann 67Rebecca 16

Michie, Lucy 42Middleton, Family (66) 54

Martha (Tracy) (66) 54Sarrah (80) 74

Milan, Drury 64Miller Family (11) 24

Miss--~- (40) 50America 42David 38Peggy (Acree) (30) 27Margaret (Norman) (30) 27Mary 66Mrs. Ruby (7) 24William (31) 27

Millier, David 87Milligan, Issac 87Millikan, Cynthia 45Mills, Roseannah (102) 98

Millspaugh Family 6Francis C. 6Mathias 6Matthias 6Mattice 6Matys 6

Milspaw Family 6Mathias 6Mattice 6Matys 6

Minton Family (11) 24Mitchel, Mary 15

William 86Mitchell Family (51) 50

Edward 38Mitchell, Martha 67

Martha J. 65Mary 93

Mitchum of S.C. (111) 99Mobley, Mrs. Joseph C. 29

Thirza 56Montain, Elizabeth 40Montgomery, Emily K. 16

John F. 81Mrs. L. E. (20) 25, (68) 54

Montgomery, Rebecca M.Moody Line

DavidElizabeth (?)HenryJamesJames M.John M.Marshall~ebecca (Harwell)Rebecca HarwellWilliam H.

Mooney, theMoore Family

Mrs. C.E.Mrs. Clarence E.EmilineFrancesMrs. G.C.George W.GincyHannahJamesMaryMrs. N.H.Nathaniel W.Nanch (?)Perthenia WilkersonSamuel ClaterWilliamCapt. William

Moreland, SamuelMorgan, Amelia

ElizabethMorris, Dr. Raymond P.Morrison, WilliamMorton, ElizabethMoses, EberlineMoss, Clark

FrankHideIdaJane E.JohnLewis S.MargaretMatMaudMiliaSarahSavannah A.( Wilson)Thomas

Mozingo, NancyMullins, Martha (Brandon)Mumm, OllieMurdoch, the

JamesDr. Joseph

(8)(100)(100)(100)(100)(8)(loa)(loa)(100)(100)ClOO)

(66)(77)(104)(112)

(66)

(126)

(66)(117)(117)

(87)(87)(87)(87)(83)(87)(87)(87)(87)(87)(87)(87)(87)

(76)

(67)

14247676767624767676767659

54, 5973989916

28254934282

1014254

100100

8686439065588768427575757574757575757575757538157340598754

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Murdoch, Matilda DiademMurphy, Michail

WilliamMurray Family

SarahMuse, MargaretMyers, Elizabeth

(67) 546458

(1) 2345,65

1490

Norment, Mrs. MarieNorthern, Sno.Norwood, Chas. W.Nugent, Elizabeth (Mefford)

(81)John (81)

299114

7474

- 0 -

John Erwin (49) 51Neily, Richard (See Bedford Co., Tn.

Tax List)Nelson, Dr. Jeremiah 87

Dr. John Harvey (55) 52Southy 92

Nenney, Patrick 59Nevel, Wm. 64Nevels, James 64Nevil, Frances 44Nevill, Joseph B. (?) 62, 88, 89Newberry Family (1) 23Newby, Phebe 44Newman, J. (119) 100

Mary Ann Elmore (119) 100Newell Family (11) 24Newhall, Betsy (Eliz.) (35) 28

Thomas (35) 28Newland, Eliz. A. 42Newton, Elizabeth 93Nichols, Mary 65

Capt. Jacob 86Noble, Sarah Leah (110) 99Noe, John 87

Sarah 66Nolen, William 64Norman, Margaret (31) 27

- N -564524

101101

(62) 5344646482

101878793

82

658616888862141464504173

728677944

(43)

(43)

(38)

(78)

(38)

(122)

(9)(Polly)

(122)(122)

29,

4329

7513181

Co., Tn. Tax List)(111) 99

596251

Pack, Elizb.Page, Mrs. W.K.

Mrs. Walter K.Pair, SusannahPalmer, Pauline

Thomas W.Pallenson (See BedfordPancoast FamilyPangle, theParchman FamilyPare Family

Oakes & Co., ThomasOakley, JohnOaten, Nancy AnnO'Bannion, Mary Sherrell

WallerPressley

O'Bryant, Mrs. Geo.Odear, JamesOdel, James

JeremiahOdem, JohnOdIe, ParryOgden, Thomas

TitusOglesby, MaryOglethorpe, GeneralO'Hara, Mrs. HarryOlear, NancyOliver, Capt. John

MaryOneal, Bryant

JachariahOneal, Zach.Orme, Catherine D.

MaryOrr, WilliamOsteen, MasaOttinger, SusanOutlaw, ElizabethOwen Family

Mary ElizabethOwens, CathyOwings, Dr.Oxford, Polly

- P -

(7)(7)(7)

879364

(119) 10014

(119) 1008787242424458181

(9) 24(9) 24(7) 24

(See Bedford Co., Tn.Tax List)

(See Bedford Co., Tn.Tax List)

Neill, James

NaIl, WilliamNance, Sarah H.Neains, JonathanNeal, Binjamiri.

Emily AnnPatsy Elmore

Neale, ThomasWilliam

Neas lineMary Ann (Winter)Phillip

Needham, NancyNeel, Mrs. Cortland Moore

Eurie Pearl WilfordNeely, Charlie

Nancy Ann (Oaten)Neese lineNeile, Duncan

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(

Parham, Druci11aNathanPeter

Parker FamilyHarriettLucinda (Eaton)William A.

Parkes, VinyParr FamilyParrott, Catherine

Ellis MarcusJacobJohn (60)Leonadis C.Margaret

Parvin, thePaschal & others, Capt.Passmore FamilyPatrick, JoshuaPatterson, Drarey

Mrs. GladysLucindaThomas

Paxton, Anna MariePayne, LucillePayton, John

JosephWilliam

Pear FamilyPearce, Mrs. M.e.

Pearson, Nancy A.Peavy, Mrs. Ruth Riley

Mrs. Waymon G.Peevey Family

Judge IsaacCapt. Joseph

Peison, JohnPe11, ThompsonPerkins, Hepsebeth

MaryNancy Caroline

Perrin, Wm. HenryPerry, Fannie Maude

JohnJoice B.JosiahLucy (Wyatt)Merle G.RobertDr. Thomas FrancisWilliam

Person, Thomas H.Pervience, JohnPeck, Moses L.Pennington, PollyPenny, Alexander ThomasPerrymanPpters. Sarah

143838

(1) 2345

(40) 506

14(43) 51(81) 74(60) 53(60) 53

53, (81) 74(60) 53(60) 53

5986

(65) 548782

(57) 526882

(26) 26(100) 76

383838

(43) 51(51) 51(88) 75

41(42) 50(28) 27(43) 51(43) 51(43) 51

38684314

(95) 7681

(38) 28646664

(38) 283064

(38) 286482869193

(115) 1003513

Peters, WarnerPeterson, ElizabethPetty, GeorgePharr FamilyPhillips, Nancy L.

SarahMrs. Thos. L.

Phipps FamilyMargaret

Pierce, Miss (---)JohnRobert

Pitman, Mrs. Forest C.Pitts, Druci11aPlasters, Sarah WallerPlumlee, RuthaPlummer, JacobPocahontasPoindexter, Frances A.Polk, WilliamPollock, Mrs. Vera Culp

WilliamPonder, Mrs. Joel H.PontonPoppino, Mrs. H.E.Porter, James

JohnJohn C.LucindaLucretiaMaryPeggyRobertCapt. RobertWilliamMrs. Wm. M.

Porter:fieiL(l, AnnePots, John

WilliamPotts, RachelPowell, C.A.

Charity AnnDewitt C.Esther WeygandtKiziah M.

Poythress, JanePresley, JohnPrewett, ElishaPrice, Judge ---

Margaret (Mrs.)SarahThomasJudge Zelma Wells

Provine, Mrs. J.F., Sr.Pruitt, thePullen Family

Susan (Bernard)Eliza Christiana

(43)

(66)(127)

(18)(42)(122)

(106)

(31)(40)

(115)

(47)(47)(47)(47)(47)(47)(47)

(47)

(32)

(49)

(82)(82)(82)

9215

62, 895114432954

1016068642550

1014198

36,37668627509359

10058515151515151518787515616878715276827304337386436851686375159747474

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Rader, theSusan A.

Ragland FamilyRagle, G~orge H.Ragsdale, AnnL. (Howard)

Elizabeth (Crockett)Eliza J.R.H.Samuel

Rainbolt FamilyAdamWilliam Harrison

Raines, SallieRainey, Elizabeth H.Rains, Miss---

RobinLucinda

Ralco (Rosco?), JesseRamsey Family

AllenAmbrose, Col.Geo.JaneJohnWilliam

Randolph, Hannah HillNathanielMrs. Peyton B.Rebecca M.William

Raney, DavidMary

Rankin, Sarah B.Ravenscroft, Mrs. Price

Mrs. Ruth ThayerRay, John

ReubenReady, LucresiaRear, PhebeReddy, Ann Waller

(82)(82)

5441747465547482

101101101101

50876558

26419087595486654254

10123276482827459907676268267

101101

58522450

100453774244426744454

(80)(80)

(68)(80)

(127)(127)(127)(127)(40)

(84)

(82)(11)

(24)(80)

(125)(125)

(53)(11)(42)(115)

(97)(97)(22)

(65)(129)(1)(30)

(65)

(22)

(68)Co., Tn. Tax List)

(68)

Redfern, Mary "Molly"Reding, ElizabethReed, Mary Ann

WilliamReekes, D. Crockett

FamilyRees, DavidReese, Mary

RebeccaReeves FamilyRegan, HannahRegon FamilyRender, MaryReno, JamesReynold, Alexander

NancyReynolds, KatherineRhea, the

Sarah A.Richardson, Amanda

AulRichmond, Mrs. Harry E.Riddle, John M.Rider, Eliz.Ridgeway, John

Sallie CaldwellRiggs, Samuel

SarahRiley Family

JohnRisonRoach, MilleyRoane, Anne

Eliza ChristianaRoark FamilyRobbins, Mary E.B.Roberson, Mrs. Charles H.Roberts, Abigail(Bishop)

CellaElliott N.John (See BedfordDr. John PrestonLucindaMathewNathanRebeccaSallieSarrah (Middleton)Wilie

Robertson, Jane HunterMargaret PhippsNephiNicholasPolly

Robinson, Capt. JamesMary H.

Roddye, James

613

3882

5965

(100) 7667

77777

(41) 50(41) 50(41) 50

1368

(69) 55(69) 55

4262

(50) 51(50) 51

87(50) 51(50) 51(50) 51(50) 51(103) 98(103) 98(103) 98

15(103) 98(69) 55(69) 55

90293038641614

(79) 73

74741344

24, (14) 25(14) 25(14) 25(14) 24

-R-

-Q-

Quarles, RobertRobert, Jr.

Quesenbury, ThomasQuimbey, Robert

Pullen Eliza. ChristianaJohn Bernard

Pullions , SarahPulta, ViniaPurcell Family (14)

AftMary (Gillenwaters)Matilda

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(Williamson)(74)(74)(74)(128)

(

Rodgers, JamesRogers Family

AbigailAnne (Keenan)ArmisteadArthurGeorgeHalHenryDr. James WebbJames W., Mrs.Jane,Dr. JohnMargaret (Campbell)Margaret (Sheppard)Martha S.Mrs. MaryPollyCol. WilliamDr. William E.

Rolfe, JaneJohnThomas

Rone, AnneRoot, MelindaRoper, Family

CalebFrancis YervillJamesJames (Commissary)John

Rasco ?, JesseRoselton, JuliaRoss, Family

Mrs. ClarenceJamesMary J.C.Robert

Roundtree, NancySarahThomas

Routh, Cynthia AnnEdwardIsaacJamesJeremiahJesseJohnJosephMarthaMaryMary "Molly" (Redfern)Susannah

Rowe, AdamElizabeth

Rowland, MaryRumphelt, EbenezarRussell Family

(78) 73(59) 53

14(59) 53

64(59) 53

86(59) 53(59) 53(59) 53(59) 53

90(59) 53(78) 73(59) 53(59) 53

8440

(59) 53(59) 53

36, 3737373743

(63) 53(63) 53(63) 53(63) 53

86626214

(50) 51(8) 24

389287

(113) 99(113) 99(113) 99(22) 26(22) 26(22) 26(22) 26(22) 26(22) 26(22) 26(22) 26(22) 26(22) 26(22) 26(22) 26

68446662

58, 59

Russell, ElizabethEmelineJamesNancySallie

Ruth see RouthRutherford, General

Griffith, Brig. Gen.Nancy

Rutledge, Angeline

DavidMarieMiss Marie

- S -

Sage, CatySalmon, Caroline (?)

David DouglasDiceyJoannah (Likens)LudlowRuth - Drake (Collins)Samuel

Salyden, Wm.Sanders, Asa

ClarrissaFranklinJames L.Lonsford L.NathanRaney

Sanford, Jacob C.Sappington, Eleanor

Elizabeth GibsonElizabeth StockettFrances (Frannie)Frank or Francis B.John, Dr.Mark Brown, Dr.MaryRebeccaRebeccay BoyceRoger BoyceThomas M.

Saunders, Col. James E.James Edmonds

Savage, RachelSawyer, CourtneyScarborough, James, Jr.

James, Sr.Scott, Anne

EdFrancisJamesJesseJesse, Jr.

(22)60, 86,

(92)(92)

(92)(92)(92)(92)

(84)(84)

(84)(84)(84)(84)

(108)(108)(108)(108)(108)(108)(108)(108)(108)(108)(108)(108)

(6)

(6)(6)

431464644526878613

737373

101

675756575757575907474677474747482999999999999999999999999585840416262916323382323

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(112)(112)(112)

(37)

(113)(52)

(52)(52)

(52)

(27)(52)

(111)(65)

(111)(52)(53)(114)(53)

(58)(58)(58)(58)(58)(58)(58)(58)(58)(58)

53535353535353535353878899

54, 59995252

10052

66667

40, (52) 5244

(16) 25, (36) 5062, 86, 88

87265266

64, 9252816288525291

(113), 99, (114)100(52) 52(52) 52

6215

(52) 52(53) 52, (113) 99

(114) 100819952819130508743999999

WillisSneed, Mrs. Joseph L.Snyder, MargaretSonn, Harold A.Southern, SarahSoutherland, DanielSpaadling, CarolinaSparks, Betsy

ComfortCornelius

William Starke (Rev.)

Slater, CatherinaElizabethKateMaria CarlottaM.J.MaryMary (---)SylvesterWilliam H.William S.

Sloan, WilliamSmallSmith---Smith FamilySmith of N.C.

AnnAnneMrs. Annie M.CatherineLife and Times of DavidEliz. J.Eliza.M.ElizabethIsabellMrs. J.C.JamesMaj. JamesJames DavidJoelJno.JohnJohn W.Mrs. John WesleyJosephJosiahManesaMargaretMartha K.MaryNancy (?)Nancy HooverSamuel A.SarahThomas MorganWilliam

265552939954542942132316862323906253

(64)67

(6)(6)

(6)

(25)(73)(56)

(107)(66)(66)

Skelton, Elizabeth

Shipman FamilySamuelStephen

Shockley, SarahShort, ElizaShowers, Mrs. L.I.Shumake Family

Wilson CarrollShumaker, Mrs. HowardSigler, Eliza P.Silocy, Seay A.Silva, Mrs. Jack V.Simerly, HenrySimonton AdamSims, Benjamin

Patsy (Scott)Sarah

Simson, ElijahSimquefield, Sarah (Lamar)

Scott, Nancy (6) 23Patsy (6) 23Polly (6) 2.3Rebecca (6) 23Reuben 92Richard 38Sarah (Sally) (6) 23

Scruggs, Catherine D. 90Sebastian, Isaac 64Seiber, Elizabeth 91Seller, Mrs. Delbert W. (4) 23Sensabaugh, Louisa A. 67Sevier, John 86Sexton, Tillman 62Shannon, Helen Strain 31Sharp, Elizabeth 66

John 15, 86Spy 86William 87Shaven, Frederich 87

Shaver, Sarah 45Shaw, Mrs. Aurora C. 57

Miss Sheila Ann 4Shelbe, Evan 86Sheley, Eleanor 57Shelly, Mary (43) 51Shelton, Martha J. 66Shepperd, Margaret (59) 53

Capt. William 87William (Commissary) 87

Sherman, Gen. William T. 10, 11Sherrod Family (66) 54

Henry B. (66) 54Sherwood, Hugh 38

Mrs. Jane Snow (9) 24Shinaold, James (See Bedford Co. Tn.

Tax List)(25), 26, (73)55

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(100)(100)

(66)(66)

(11)

(37)

(99)(98)(99)(99)(99)(99)

(112)(112)(112)(112)(112)(112)(112)(112)(112)(112)(112)(112)(112)

64435913515124245154519386242451

90456565644354545490

825693664565

68415291521644345353535353533538382355

87,

(10)(10)(48)

(9) 24,

(48)(48)(10)(10)(48)(66)(48)

(66)(66)(66)

(62)(62)(62)(62)(62)(62)

(53)

(53)

(3)(72)

Co., Tn. Tax

Co., Tn. Tax

- T -

Tate, RobertTatom, Martha E.Taylor Family

ElizaEliza CoxEliza V.Franklin W.Frank W., Jr.FronyGincy (Cary)Henry C.JohnCol. JosephJoseph M.Laura (Feamster)Kitty C.

Suggs, RolinSullivan, D'AnnSummerford, MarthaSummers, BazelSunderland, Mary C.Susong, SusanSutton, John (See Bedford

List)Suverly, CynthiaSwan, Ann AmeliaSwatzell, Nelson

SallySweetman, Mich.Swift, Mary AnnSwindel, Caswell

JohnSwindle FamilySylor, Sarah

Stinson, Mary AnnStockett, Chloe B.Stone, Gennet (Langston)

Jno.Mary (Langston)

Stout, KissiahStovall, Adaline C.StrangeStreet, Benton McClellon

Bertie BeulahCelio BelleCharlie PattonEdna MillerWilliam Newman

Stuart, HughJamJames

Stuntz, MatildaVirginia Matilda

Sugg, Timothy (See BedfordList)

9999999999999999999999999967447676

626

9066876724165090767676767676

2384166915454384351515168

51065157345

562, 88

424462

(76)

(46)(46)(46)

Sparks, DanielDavidDavid Jr.JohnJonasJonas, Jr.JosephMrs~ Luncinda DavisMary Little?MinerPollySally JulinaWilliam

Spears, FerribySpeck, JohnSpeed, FamilySpence FamilySpencer, Agnes

DonaldWilliam

Spivey, MahalySpoon, MarySpring, JohnSproal, JohnSpry FamilyStafford, Delilah

Mrs. J.W.Staggs, Mary D.Standefer, Benjamin James

Mrs. E.M.IsraelJaneWilliamWm. H.

Standifer, Mrs. Edward M.Standley, Martin

Sarah E.Stansberry, Sophia A.Stanton, SarahStarbuck Family

DanielStell, Andrew

MahalySteger, Betsy

John Peyton, Sr.Sarah Harris

Stennet, DelilahStephan, Thekla G.

Stephens, Alexander H.Lydia

Stepp, SarahStevens, Mrs. Charles E.

MarthaStevenson, Noel C.Stewart, Duncan

Eliza M.MargaretWalter

(

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(9)

(43)

(43)

(10)

54685640252525

7595980274293664254

54

546425256465248938

1014313

101(72) 55

23(72) 55(72) 55(72) 55(72) 55(72) 55

235523

(72) 552355

(72) 5523

(72) 55(72) 55

9089

(65)

(29)

(19)(19)(19)

(65)

Lipscomb

(66)

(18)(18)

(65)

(11)

(126)

(128)(3) 23,

(3)(3) 23,(3) 23,(3) 23,(3) 23,(3) 23,

(3)(72)(3)

(3) 23,(3)(72)

(3) 23,(3)

(3) 23,(3) 23,

- V -

- U -

Valentine FamilyLaviniaVirginia

Vamburp, LavinaVance, Capt. David

JanePriscilla (Brank)

Van Leer, Mrs. Blake R.Van Zandt, Francis Cooke

IsaacVarnum FamilyVaughn, Margaret Jane

MasseyVincent, HuldaVinyard, Wm.Virhus, Wealthy H.Volentine Family

Sarah---Sarah (Campbell)TerishaWillaim

Turnley, Dorcas R.Tygart, James

Matilda (Stuntz)PetticusRebecca (Hamner)

Upton, Mrs. Marie Luter

Tracy, WilsonTrigg, Abram

Sallie (McMillan)Sarah (McMillan)William

Trobaugh, ElizabethTrotter, FamilyTrousdalls, JohnTruett, HenryTubb, JohnTucker, LuvinaTune, JennieTurman, NancyTurner, Helen

JamesCapt. JamesJames LloydJohnLucius DonMrs. Lucius DonLucy (Childress

(89)(89)(89)(66)(66)(66)(66)(66)(66)(66)(66)(66)(66)

(124)(88)(88)

(123)(123)(123)

2414515113511351515145244168

(124) 1019016155740

75114415182762841

(38) 2862, 88

7101101101

161492

101757564

(94) 76(129) 101

3, 5675757554545454545454545454

(93)(38)

(48)(48)

(48)

(48)(48)(48)

Tolar, Mrs. ReginaldTotten, Ezekiel, Jr.Ezekiel, Sr.Rachel

Tracy FamilyFannyIsaakJerushaJohnJosephLydia (Whitson)MarthaJudge NepthaliSally

Taylor, Laura EllenMarthaMary (?)Mary C.NancyNancy JaneSamuelSarahWilliamWilliam H.WilmothZedoc Casey

Teal, EdwardTemple, TabithaTenonTerrell, AgnesTerry, James A.Thomas, Elizabeth

Elizabeth WoodIsaacJohn Bauden

Thompson FamilyAmyElenor S.Mary JaneWilliamWillis E.

Thornton, ClayPollySusan Burnham(Wyatt)Yancy

Thorpe, Mrs. Richard Y.Thurman, Alston

BartonCaroline

Thurston, Ruth NancyTifferteller, JosTillet, SusanTinninTinnin Family

AlexanderThos.

Toal, Mrs. Archie C.

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- W - 60606060606064642323452375

(92) .87426492442659

32, 5832621467757576671667135050

775296591823866989898989898989845648698

39859

(40)(40)

(104

(104)

(104)(104)(104)(104)(104)(104)(104)(104)

(91)(91)(98)

(90)

(23)

(4)(4)

(4)George

Ware, ElizabethIsaacIsra1MarySallayWilliam

Warnack, JamesWarnick, HiramWarren, Drury

EnochJohnNanch (King)

Washington, General

V]asson, JosephWatkins, Sam'l

SamuelWalker

Watson, AgnesMrs. N.T.

Wax, Mrs. J. CayceMrs. Rozelle C.

Wayland, Dr. John W.Weaks FamilyWear, DorcasWeatherford, DanielWeatherly, Joseph

Rezina (Anderson)Weaver FamilyWebb, SarahWebber, CynthiaWebster, HorationWeiver, ZepheniahWelch, Elizabeth (Eaton)

Mary (Eaton)Wellborn Rami1yWells, PatsyWelting, Mrs. W.E.Welty, Mary AnnWest, Emeline

WilliamWeston, FredrickWhite, Arty M.

Carey Munn (Mann)CharlotteDavid LafayetteElizabeth JaneJamesM.'Johnston ButlerMary BelleMary M.?Matilda C.ReubenReuben (Estate)Robert D.Dr. Robert H.Robert S.Samuel

874323235392237826262662

101101

14101101101101101101101101101101101101

62100101101

73101101

73731064878789606060

668782.4257

592162355

Tax

(2)(2)(64)

(2)

(27)(27)(27)

(124)(124)

(124)(122)(122)(122)(122)(122)(122)(122)(122)(122)(122)(122)

(120)(128)(125)(74)(125)(128)(74)(74)

(2)(69)

(See Bedford Co., Tn.List)

Waddell, AmosWaddle, RobertWade, EnosWaggoner, EstherWaldenmaier, InezWalker, Alexander M.

Anna iBaylorBenjaminJacobJames

JohnNancyRobt.Sally (Hightower)Sarah (LamarSinaSussannah (Curl)Mrs. W.B.

Wall, EmmalineHanseSarah Ann

Wallace, EthelredGeorge P.JohnMary S.T.Samuel

Waller, AaronDelilah MayfieldEdward or EdwinHugh McNaryJohnMary Sherre11(Po11y)Parry OdIeRichardSallyThomasThomas, Jr.

Walter FamilyMrs. Charles

Walthall, EdwardGerrardHenryJane GatesNancy FeatherstonePhebePhebe (Ligon)

Walton, GeorgeIsaacJesseThomas

Ward, MizerWare, Family Bible

AlexanderDaniel

(

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Co., Tn. Tax

(86)

(35)(35)(35)(35)

(12)(13)(13)

(121)

(95)(95)(95)(101)(101)(95)(121)(74)

(38)(95)

38, (66) 54,(12)(14)

8728769316767676989876

10073646740

1006468

(14) 24, (66) 54(87) 75

38408724252924242467646565753178385668

86, 872423

(109) 992626262627586627272727

(7)(2)

(89) 75,(24)(24)(24)(24)(35)

JosephAnnAlbert A.

(54) 52,Witherspoon Family

Alexander MartinJamesWilliam

Witt, Antiqua IslandCalebEmilyJohnMildred' (Daux)ThomasWilliam (Guillaume)

Williams, NathanielMartha (Wyatt)Nancy Caroline (Perkins)Robert B.SabraSamuel ColeThomas JeffersonWilliam PorterCol. WilloubyWilloughbyWilson

WilliamsonAngeline

Willis, CalebDan'lElginMrs. EmmaRichardWID. N.

Wilson FamilyDelilaEbenHannahJohnMrs. KeithKeziahMrs. L.C.MarthaMartha ElizabethMary CarolineMatildaRichardSallySally W.Savannah A.VirginiaMiss Virginia

Winford, BlickWingfield, Dr. MarshallWinni, SarahWinston, MajWinter, MaryWisuri, Mrs.

28938198516428925164894076765176

4, 3141763276989864

88,(95)

(95)

(53)

(95)

(95)(101(101)

(38)

(48)

(66)(66 )

(54)(54)(53)

62, 8914

(122) 101(122) 101

82646464545487525252652964646480675259

64, (95) 768676628976

(95)(95)(51)

Hall (95)

Family(102)(51)

Wiley, JaneWilford - WillifordWilkins, Mrs. A.M.Williams Family

(?)Mr. --­BarbaraBaxton T.BeavelyCalebCatherineChloe (Collins)EliElizabethEmaline (Hockaday)Dr. Ethel W.GilleyGreen P.Harry LeeHendersonJ.G.Col. James GlasgowJerryJohn (See Bedford

List)JohnLt. Col. JosephJoseph D.JoshuaJoshua Esq.Margaret

White, ThomasWhitehead, HannahWhitley, George

Mary Sherrell WallerWhitman, Henry H.Whitsitt, James

JohnLaurence )?

Whitson FamilyLydia (TracyThomas (Commissary

Whittenburg, FamilyFrederickJames

Whittiker, Jemima. Widman, Mrs. John

Wier, TurnerWilliamW. Rufus

Wilcox, EdwardWilder, DavidWilkins, Mrs. Robert

Mrs. Robert V.Wilkinson, Mrs. Dorothy Dewitt

(35)

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(1)(83)(1)(83)

Wray, Ann A.ElijahMary G.Thos.Thos. (Jr.?)

Wright, EdwardElizabeth

Wyatt, Annis Gertrude (38)Elijah (38)Elizabeth (38)Elizabeth M. (Bond) (38)Fannie Maude (Perry) (38)George Steinback (38)John Thomas (38)

2828282828282828282828285454

42

(9) 24(9) 24

6716

264

(85) 74(85) 74

(38)(38)(38)(38)(38)(38)(38)(38)(38)(38)(38)(38)(66)(66)

(50) 51(50) 51

Co., Tenn

Zachary, Martha

- X -

Wyatt, LucyMarthaMary Elizabeth (Owen)Mary K. (---)Mary Vernon (Humphreys)Capt. Peyton ShortR.G.Richard "G"Richard ReidRobert HamiltonSusan BurnhamWilliam Wright

Wynne FamilyGemima

- Y -

Yandeil FamilyMary Ann

Yell, James (See BedfordTax List)

Yoacum, C.C.Mrs. M.M.

Yonas, MaryYoung, Allen

Mrs. Charles G.John

Younger, AlexanderLucy Hensley (Hinsley)

- Z -

none

4238443838934428282828282828

14237423741345

5555555555555555555555924142

Tn.

Mrs. --- (Hooker)Mrs. --- (Rains)CatherineCharlottaGilbertJohnJohn (Jack)KizzahMalindaTillman

Woodward, Mary A.Woody, CinthaWork, KesiahWortham, John (See Bedford Co.,

Tax List)

Wolf, MargaretWomack Family

Frances (?)JacobWilliam

Wood, ElizabethMartha Ann

Woodard, Mrs.---(Derryberry)(69)(69)(69)(69)(69)(69)(69)(69)(69)(69)(69)

(

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