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Descendants of Overton Pinnix, Capt.

Generation No. 1

1.OVERTON6 PINNIX, CAPT.(JOHN5, JOHN4 PENICK, EDWARD3 PENIX, EDWARD???2 PENICKS, MISCELLANEOUS1 PINNIX) was born May 06, 1760 in Hanover Co., VA, and died December 05, 1838 in Buck Shoals, Surry Co., NC.He married MALINDA GIBSON October 14, 1786 in Warren Co., NC, daughter of WILLIAM??? GIBSON and LUCRETIA FANN.She was born 1766 in Brunswick Co. or Mecklenburg Co., VA, and died 1856 in Buck Shoals, Yadkin Co., NC.

Notes for OVERTON PINNIX, CAPT.:

Will of Overton Pinnix

Surry Co., NC

22Sep1838

In the name of God amen, I, Overton Pinnix, being sound in mind and memory do make this my last will and testament, knowing that I hand over to die and then to judgment.

1st I give my soul to God that give it to me.As to worldly affairs, I wish all my just debts settled.I bequeath unto my beloved wife Milly Pinnix my dwelling house and all the household and kitchen furniture during her natural life and to have her support and maintenance out of my land and plantation.

I bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth Pinnix one feather bed and stead and all the furniture belonging to the bed and her choice cow and calf out of the stock of my cattle and a young gray horse called BUCK and one part of my land in the East of my tract twenty-one and a half acres called the NEW ENTRY with an addition of a part of my home tract beginning at the corner of the fence on the peach road running West to a black oak corner thence south to a white oak near the road that leads to LONG's Mill then with said road East to where the line crosses the road and I give her one chest and at her mother's death I give her the dwelling house and lott and garden and liberty of the fruit and water as long as she has cause to stay on the premises

and my daughter Milly WALKER I have heretofore given her the part I allotted for her and my grandson Overton Gibson Walker at his grandmother's death.I bequeath to him ten dollars in cash

and my son Robert Pinnix I have heretofore given him what I allotted him to have of my estate.I give my grandson Overton Pinnix five dollars at his grandmother's death.

Martha Long my daughter I gave her the part of my estate I allotted her when she married, and my grandson Wiley Long at his grandmother's death I give him five dollars.

And my son Alexander Pinnix I bequeath unto him at his mother's death fifty dollars if he never comes after it his son Overton Belton Pinnix my grandson is to have it in his stead.

And my son William Pinnix I bequeath unto him one part of my land that he now lives on beginning at my line near the Spring Branch then East with his fence to the corner on a black oak then North across the hench road to a pine corner then East to my old line.

I bequeath to my daughter Catherine LEWIS at her mother's death ten dollars and

I bequeath to my daughter Rhody CARTER ten dollars at her mother's death.

I bequeath to my son Lawson G. Pinnix all the ballance of my home tract of land and at my wife's death my will is the ballance of my stock and property that is remaining to be sold to pay off the legatees and the residue of the overplus to be equally divided between my son Lawson G. Pinnix and my daughter Elizabeth Pinnix

and for the complete executing of my will I appoint my son Lawson G. Pinnix and Frederick Long my Executors of this my last will and testament, signed sealed and acknowledged in presence of us the day and date above mentioned

/s/ Overton Pinnix (seal)

P. HOLCOMB

Wm DURHAM, Jurat

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LOUISA CO. DEEDS

18 Dec 1780: Richard COLE, wife LAMENDER, to WILLIAM HENDRICK, all of Trinity Parish, Louisa County, for £100 Virginia, 200 acres in Trinity Parish, adjoining JAMES JOHNSON, ARCHELAUS HARRIS, WILLIAM HENDRICK... /s/ Charles ALLEN, JOHN ?X? PENIX, WM. HENDRICK, OVERTON ?X? PENIX. (Louisa County, VA. Deeds H:148)

12 Mar 1781:An indenture from William COLE (RICHARD) and LEMENDER, his

wife, to William Hendrake was proved by the oaths of Charles ALLEN, William

Hendrake, Sr., and OVERTON PENIX. (Louisa County, VA, Court Orders, 4:325)

Nov 1781 Deed: WILLIAM HENDRICK, Jr. and wife Ann, of Louisa County, to

THOMAS SMITH, of Hanover County, for £10,000 Virginia currency, 150 acres on the

South Fork of Contrary River, adjoining ARCHELAUS HARRIS, the said Hendrick,

CHARLES SMITH, Richard Taylor, and JAMES JOHNSON... /s/ William ?X? Hendrick,

Ann ?X?Hendrick. Wit: Archelaus Harris, John GIBSON*****, JOEL WATKINS, Wm COSBY.

(Louisa County, Va, Deeds H:190)

Book: H, Page: 284, Grantor: Charles STEWARD and Elizabeth, his wife, Grantee: James WATKINS, Date: 08-Nov-1783

Charles Steward and Elizabeth, his wife, to James Watkins for £95 tract on Pamunkey River adj. Nathaniel GARLAND***, dec'd. sd. Watkins, William Garrett, Franks run containing 23 acres with buildings, orchards, etc. wit. William Garrett, Thornton Mead, Thomas GARLAND. Sig. Chas. and Betty Steward.

Book: H, Page: 117, Grantor: JOSEPH WATKINS, Grantee: Thomas MINOR, Date: 17-Nov-1780

Nov 1780 Joseph Watkins of Louisa to Thomas Minor of same £10,000 tract adjoining Dickenson Swamp, COLEs, Jerdones Mill Rd., Byars, LEWIS, main road, Contrary River cont. 335 acres with appurtenances. Sig. Joseph Watkins. Rec. 13 Nov 1780. no witnesses.

[[[Accompanying the Cooks to Arkansas were the Bobbitt clan led by a widow, Lodicia "Disa" Bobbitt of Alabama. Her children were as follows: Moses L. "Len" married Rachel, Samuel P. married Nancy Cardwell, Lively married a Moore, Lodicia married William F. Sims, Emmaline married Devaney Burrow, Martha Ann married William Cook, and Edward.

In 1857, a large number of families left Alabama and settled between Cash and Bono. Some of these families included the Matthews, the Crislers, the PENIXes, and the COLEs of Cherokee County, Alabama. Even though the four families are related to each other because of intermarriage with the Matthews family, only the Crislers and the Matthews ended up in the Cash vicinity. The children of John and Elizabeth (Croft) Matthews who came to Arkansas were Dr. William C. Matthews who married 1) Julia Hale and 2) James Martha "Jane" Crisler; Isabella J. who married William R. Penix, Sr., and 3) James M. Broadaway; and Eleanor who married Henry Cole, one of the four Cole brothers from Georgia. The Matthews family are of Welsh descent and immigrated from England to Virginia. The descendants of Virginia Colonial Governor Samuel Mat(t)hews moved to North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama.]]]

[[[Cty. Lou, Book: 2, Page: 1, William Dickerson, Type: Acct, Date: 13-Apr-1767

Account of sale of William Dickerson, Dec'd. Recorded 13 Apr 1767. Mentions: Charles Dickerson, Griffith Dickerson, orphans of William Dickerson, dec'd., Edward Jones, Sr., John Higgason Thomas Spencer, Robert Foster, Elizabeth Hencely, Jos. Goodman, Dudley Brown, Catherine Tobey, Benj. Cook, Absalom Browning, George Lumsden, John Tait, Jr., Jos. Street, Isham Richardson, William Swift, John Snead, Charles Snelson, Benj. Timberlake, David Davis, Samuel WADDY, William Terrell, Edward Jones, George Gearsey, John Crane, Obadiah Hinchee, Thomas Pears, David Hambleton, Robert Foster, James Foster, John Bickley, John Richardson as buyers. Lb 107 4 5. ]]]

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Book: H, Page: 344, Grantor: JOSEPH WATKINS, Grantee: Isham Watkins, Date: 24-Apr-1783

Joseph Watkins of TRINITY PARISH, Louisa Co. to Isham Watkins of same for 10,000 pounds tobacco at Shockhoe Warehouse for 2 Negroes, Roger and Henry. Sig. Joseph Watkins. wit. John Bickley, JOHN HOGAN, Samuel WADDY. Rec. 12 May 1783.

Book: H, Page: 409, Grantor: Isham WATKINS and Elizabeth his wife, Grantee: JOHN PEAY, Date: 12-Jul-1784

Isham Watkins and Elizabeth his wife of TRINITY PARISH Louisa Co. to John Peay of same for £73-2s-6p tract on Cub Creek adj. Samuel WADDY, John WINSTON, Samuel WADDY, John Peay containing 117 acres with appurtenances. wit. William SMITH, John SANDERS, Rec. 12 Jul 1784.

Book: E, Page: 94, Grantor: Jerdone GIBSON, Grantee: Robert ANDERSON Gent., Date: 13-May-1776

Jersone Gibson of TRINITY PARISH, Louisa Co. to Robert Anderson Gent. of same; #6 10s ; 25 acres in Par. afsd. on Eastern side of Peters Cr. known by the name of GOODMANs hill, bounded by Peters Cr., the land of sd. Anderson and James JOHNSON. Sig. Jerdon Gibson (X) Wit. Jno. WATSON, JOHN HOGAN, Thos. Johnson Shf.

12 Sep 1768 ROBERT ARMSTEAD, GENT., of TRINITY PARISH, Louisa Co. & MARY his wife, to FREDERICK HARRIS, Bricklayer, of same 165 Pounds curr. money; 25 acres and plantation in sd. Par, on both sides of the North Fork of Little River ... JAMES NUCKOLLS & the sd. ROBERT ARMISTEAD corner.. . .WILLIAM COSBYS old field ... sd. HARRIS? line. Wit: JAMES OVERTON, WILLIAM MCGEHEE, RICHD. COLE.

6 Jul 1778 CORNELIUS MC COY 0 Berkley Par., Spotsylvania Co. to JOHN NUCKOLLS of TRINITY PARISH. Louisa Co., 176 Pounds; 176 acres in Trinity Par, on the north side of Cub Cr.. .beginning where JOHN WALTONS line crosses sd. Cr.. .ROBT HARRISS corner in sd. WALTONS line. ZACHEUS COSBYS line to sd. Cr. Wit: GEO. POTTIE, SAML RAGLAND, OVERTON HARRIS JR., SAML MCGEHEE, JAMES NUCKOLLS p 267-268

06-Jul-1778 Book: E, Page: 267, Grantor: Cornelius McCoy, Grantee: John Nuckills, Cornelius McCoy of Berkley Par. SPOTSYLVANIA County to John Nuckills of Trinity Par. Louisa Co. for £176 for 176 acres in Trinity Par. on the north side of Cub Cr. adj. John WALTON, sd. Creek, Robert HARRIS and ZACHEUS COSBY. Sig. Cornelius McCoy.

8 Jun 1789 ROBERT GARLAND of TRINITY PARISH, Louisa Co. to ARCHIBALD T. GOODWIN of sd. Par. & Co.; 100 Pounds; to him paid by SPENCER COLEMAN, Exors. of RUST. GOODWIN, ded?c., do qrant two tracts of land, 100 acres of which I purchased of PETER GARLAND in Louisa Co., on the Little River & Horsepen Swamp bounded.. .at the mouth of sd. Horsepen Swamp, up sd swamp to the little river, up same. Also 50 acres I purchased of CHARLES SMITH bounded by lands of RUST GOODWIN, Dec?d. CYRUS DAVIS & by the Little river to the south. Wit: RICHD NUCKOLLS, RUST BARRET, ROBT GARLAND, JR.p. 457-459

Robert GOODWIN, county of Louisa, parish of TRINITY, to JOHN HOGAN, of same county and parish. Consideration fifteen pounds, one hundred acres. Dated October 12, 1772. Admitted to record same day." "He made a will in Probably, Louisa County, Virginia, May 9, 1789.(2910) Robert's will was probated Louisa, Virginia, June 8, 1789."

Book: D1/2, Page: 169, Grantor: Charles COSBY Junr. and Rebecca his wife, Grantee: Robert GOODWIN, Date: 09-Mar-1769

Charles Cosby Junr. and Rebecca his wife of St. Martins Par. Louisa Co. to Robert Goodwin of TRINITY PARISH Louisa Co. £8 for 104 acres in Trinity Par. adj. Nicholas GENTRY, Wm. HOGAN, Bartelott Anderson. Sig. Charles Cosby, Jr., and Rebecca Cosby. wit. Anthony WINSTON, David HIX, Thomas POINDEXTER, James TERRY. ack. 9 Oct 1769 ack. by Chas. Cosby, Jr. and Rebecca his wife.

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Abstracts of the Deed Books of Rowan Co, NC 1786-1797 FHLbook

6 Aug 1798 Overton PINNIX, planter and wife Milla to Anthony NEWNAN, practitioner of physick.

£100 for 201 acres on MIRY BRANCH of CRANE CREEK near Salisbury adjacent HUGHES and this Grantee (formerly Thomas VICKERS).Being the NE part of this Grantor's property.

Witnesses: John FULTON & Joseph MC EWAN.

Abstract of Deeds Book for Rowan Co. 20-24 1807-1818.

Deeds for Overton PENIX pages 225 and 227.

Abstracts of Deed Books 11-14 of Rowan Co., NC

Deed Book 14.#3251, p. 871

1dec1794

John DAVIDSON************** to Overton PENIX****, both of MECKLENBURG CO., NC, for 106 pounds, 380ac on MIREY BRANCH adj JOSEPH HUGHES, Being a grant to Edward HILL on 17aug1779, who conveyed to William BRANDON of Salisbury on 29feb1780, on 2nov1784, Sheriff John BREVARD sold the land to this Grantor.

Wits:James SULLIVAN, WILLIAM (X) PENNIX.

Proved by WILLIAM PENNIX at Feb. Court 1797.

Abbeville District Wills and Bonds

Box 107, Pack 2891:

HOWLET, PINNIX

Will dated 2jun1816 in Abbeville District.Recorded 9may1817.

Execs:Rev. Hugh DICKSON, George CONNOR****************.

Wits:John DAVISON*************, William PARDUE*************, James LOMAX Jr.

Wife Peggy HOWLET; Children:Eliza, Betsy, JERUSHA, Polly HOWLET.

Abtracts of Deed Books 15-23

Mecklenburg Co., NC 1794-1830

Deed Book 15, #75, p. 51

Overton PENNIX to George WRIGHT of Cabarrus Co., NC for 50 pounds currency, 141ac on ROCKY RIVER adj. John CURRY and Isaac STANFORD, being the land granted to William ALEXANDER 17nov1790 and conveyed by him to the grantor.

Wits:Thomas ALLISON, Henry (x) CONNOR****************.

Acknowledged at January Session 1795, test Isaac ALEXANDER, CMC.Reg. 10mar1795.

Mecklenburg, NC Mins. of Court of Common Pleas and quarter

sessions 1780-1800.

1795 January session Mecklenburg Co., NC

One from Overton PENNIX to GEORGE WRIGHT for 141 acres dated 16

September, 1794

acknowledged by the Grantee.

Abstracts of Deed Books 15-23

Mecklenburg Co., NC 1794-1830

Deed Book 18, #2329, p. 121

20jan1804

George (x) WRIGHT of Spartanburg Co., SC to Thomas CASHON for $320, 141ac on ROCKY RIVER adj. John CAREY and Isaac STANFORD, being the land patented 17nov1790 to William ALEXANDER, conveyed by his heirs to OVERTON PENIX who conveyed it to the grantor 16sep1794.

Wits:Richard and Levi CASHON.

Proved at October Term 1804, test Isaac ALEXANDER, CMC.Reg. 5nov1804.

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Surry Co., Tax List 1812

Capt. Overton PENIX (in Capt. Carmichael's District)

Price PENNIX (Capt. Hatley's District)

Atha ELMORE

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Surry Co., NC Deed Book L, p. 104

10mar1803

Henry WAGGONER of Surry Co. to Overton PINNIX of Surry Co. for $250, 200ac on Deep Creek, the plantation where Adam WAGGONER lived adj. Richard JACKS and Henry WAGGONER.

Henry (X) Waggoner (seal)

Wits:John MONEY, Leroy HALCOMB.

Surry Co., NC Deed Book L, p. 106

16apr1804

Henry WAGGONER of ASHE CO., NC to Gabriel FENDER of Surry Co., NC for $500, 440ac on Deep Creek.

Henry (X) Waggoner (seal)

Wits:Leroy HALCOMB, John HALCOMB.

Surry Co., NC Deed Book K, p. 217

25feb1804

Christian BROWN of Surry Co. to George BROWN of Surry Co. for $200, 200ac on waters of Deep Creek adj. WADDELL, HICKS, and sd George BROWN.

/s/ Christian Brown

Wits:Drewry HOLCOMB, Overton PINNIX.

Surry Co., NC Deed Book K, p. 168

8feb1804

Christian BROWN and George BROWN to George MESSICK, all of Surry Co., for 50 pounds, 50ac on waters of HUNTING CREEK, being part of tract whereon Christian BROWN now lives.

George (X) Brown (seal)

Wits:Ambrose CHAPPELL, John CASTSTEVENS Senr.

Surry Co., NC Deed Book I, p. 90

13may1800

Christian BROWN and Airs HUDSPETH to Richard MESSICK, all of Surry Co., for 40 pounds, 200ac on waters of North HUNTING CREEK adj. Christian BROWN, part of 600ac grant entered and surveyed by sd HUDSPETH and conveyed to sd MESSICK.

/s/ Airs Hudspeth (seal)

/s/ Christian Brown (seal)

Wits:John BROWN, Overton PINNIX.

[[[Mecklenburg Co., NC Deeds

Tryon Co., NC

14may1767

Surveyed for Martin ARMSTRONG 200ac on branches of Fishing Creek including his own improvements adj SW corner of Indian lands adj Wm MILLER's line, Peter KUYKENDALL***'s line... P. Wm SIMS.John FONDREN & ***MESECK (sic) STALLIONS.

MISSISSIPPI RECORDS MONROE COUNTY - Vol I 976.2975J p. 64

JOSEPH GIBSON died January 3, 1849. Joseph L. Gibson and Benjamin Wise, administrators. LYDIA GIBSON, wife of JOSEPH. Heirs of JOSEPH GIBSON, 1850: LYDIA GIBSON, Joseph L. Gibson in Monroe County, Miss.; Mariah Fish ,wife of Robert Fish, in Louisiana; Charity Wise, wife of Benjamin Wise, in Itawamba Co., Miss.; Sarah Ann Blair, wife of Joseph Blair; Mary Richbourg, wife of William Richbourg; Cynthia, William, Josephine, and MILLY GIBSON, children of Bryce (Brice) Gibson, deceased, all in Monroe County, Miss; Cynthia KUYKENDALL, wife of Joseph Kuykendall, in Franklin Co., Alabama.]]]

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Rev. Pension, dated 2/12/1833, before the Surry Co., NC

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Overton Pinnix (clerk wrote Pennix), stated that:(1)he

was age 73, born 6 May 1760 in Hanover Co., VA.(2)he lived later in

Louisa Co., VA.(3).In 1783 he moved to Guilford Co., NC.(4) in 1800

he moved to Surry Co., NC and was then living there. (5) The document is

signed"Overtonnix."

Robert Pinnix (clerk wrote Poenix), who made affidavit in Surry Co.,

NC on the same day.Eldest son and 4th child (born 15 Fe. 15, 1793) of Overton and Malinda

Pinnix; the bible containing the family records had burned in a schoolhouse

fire; his sister, Elizabeth Pinnix, had never married and lived with her

parents all her life.Robert was living within 4-5 miles of his parents at

the time of his father's death (1838; he signed the affidavit in his own

handwriting "Robert Pinnix."

Next, Malinda Pinnix (clerk wrote Peonix) in an application for any land to which she may have

been entitled as widow of Overton Pinnix, a Rev. War pensioner, dated 6 Apr.

1855, before a magistrate in Yadkin Co., NC, stated that:(1) she was the

widow of Overton Pinnix; (2) married to him in Warren Co., NC, on Oct. 14,

1786; (3) her name before marriage was Malinda Gipson; (4) she signed the

application with an "X".

In a deposition Nov. 6, 1847, in Surry Co., NC.

dau. Elizabeth Pinnix (clerk wrote Poenix) stated that

her parents had 12 children: Mary, Elizabeth, Malinda, Robert, Martha, Green

A., William G., Wilie, Malinda (mentioned twice?), Catherine, Lawson and

Rhoda (Pension File).

In Overton Pinnix's Rev. War Pension records, he is listed as serving as a private, the "Capt." title was an honorary one.States that he was married to Malinda Gibson in Warren Co., NC in 14th Oct. 1786.

Statement of Overton Pinnix (clerk wrote Pennix) Feb. 1833 in the county of Surry and the state of North Carolina.Under oath in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress ref. 7th June, 1832.That he enlisted in the service of the United States under the following names affixed and served as herein stated;That he enlisted as a substitute for a Zarchariah CORLY in Feb in the year 1779 or 1780 in the county of Louisa, state of Virginia under Capt. MOODY, Col. TAYLOR who was Commandant and rendezvoused at Albemarle Barracks in the county of Albemarle, VA.The enlistment was for three months.That he was quartered at the said barracks until he was discharged.We were here in service for five weeks, then within the same year, I enlisted as a volunteer for myself for three months under Capt. BEIL of the Command of said Col. Taylor that we marched again to Albemarle Barracks and continued there in service five weeks and were discharged the next year.I enlisted as a volunteer under Capt. HUGHES, the name of the Col. I cannot remember.We marched to Hanover County and from there we marched from place to place on eastward of the state of Virginia and joined the army under the command of Gen. DEMARKIS from thence we came to Richmond and was there discharged in the town.I served 4 weeks.I next enlisted as a substitute for a man I cannot remember his name but it was a little prior to the city of Richmond being held by the British.Our Capt. was SMITH, our Major was McGILL.We rendevoused at Richmond from thence we marched to the Ile of White Church near the Sea Shoals from thence to Petersburg and then we got discharged in this town.I served 2 months and then I enlisted again and served as a substitute for one William Smith for three months under Capt. JOHNSON of the command of Maj. BATEUS rendovoused at York and was at the taking of Lord Cornwallis and was discharged in the town.I served 4 weeks and in all of service I served 6 months and 2 weeks and never received a written discharge, and have no documentation evidence and know of no person who can testify to his service.The following was recorded by the court:

I was born in Hanover Co. in the state of Virginia on the 6th day of May, 1760.I have no record of my age nor I know not that there was ever a record made.What I learned of my age I received from my parents while they were still living.I lived in Louisa Co., Virginia in the year 1783, I moved to Guilford Co., NC, I moved to Rowan, NC and from Rowan I moved in 1800 to Surry Co., NC and have resided in that county ever since.I volunteered twice for myself and twice as a substitute once for Zachariah CORLY and once for a man I cannot recalled his name and once for William SMITH.There was Col. Taylor, Genl. Davasky, Col. McKEY and others as named in the declaration.My memory is also very bad as to names, an Adjutant was named Taylor.I never received a written discharge, the section that I served with were discharged by the officers verbally.He declared that his name is not on any pension roll now.

On the 13th day of May, 1840 personally came before the court of pleas and quarters Malinda Peonix, a resident of said Surry Co., NC, aged 72 years who being duly sworn in to obtain the benefit of the provisions made by Act of Congress on July 7th 1838 entitles widows half pension.That she is the widow of Overton Peonix who was a private in the army of the Revolution in the Militia of the state of Virginia.He was at the taking of Lord Cornwallis and he served three tours.She declared that she was married to the said Overton Peonix on the 14th day of Oct. 1786.That her husband died 5th day of Dec. 1838 and she had not remarried.

War Dept statement showing the service of Overton Peonix.Served Feb. 1779 or 80, sub. 5 weeks, rank:private under Col. Taylor and enlisted from Lousia Co., VA., vol. For 5 weeks, vol. For another 4 weeks, sub. For 2 weeks, sub. Again for 4 weeks, in all 6 months, 2 weeks...

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1790 NC Orange Cty, Hillsborough Dist. pg 94c

NAMES ON THIS CENSUS ARE TAKEN FROM COUNTY TAX LISTS

Orange District

Murray, James

Estor, Samuel

Patton, John

Daly, Wm

Dorris, John

Williams, Thos

Mebane, Sam'l

McAdams, John

Trolinger, Henry

Barnwell, James

Hodge, Robt

MURRAY, James

MURRAY, John

PINNIX, OVERTON*************

CRAWFORD, Hugh

McAdams, Hugh

Giffy, William

Carswell, John

Beasom, Jacob

Anderson, James

McAdams, James

Stanford, William

Anderson, Alexander

Bradford, William

Pattison, William

Murray, James

Whitmore, Charles

Whitmore, Jesse

LONG, Koonrad

Hodge, William

Hodge, Margaret

ECCLES, William

King, Armore

Lindsay, Ely

Lapsley, James

McCracken, Samuel

Thomas, Jacob

ELMORE, Randall

Blackard, William

Paul, Elizabeth

Baker, Joseph

Beason, Henry

JUSTICE, JOHN

Turner, James

Dorris, Robert

Patton, Samuel

Allen, James

Chance, William

ELMORE, John

ELMORE, ATHY***********

Tate, Joseph

Faucett, Robert

Daly, John

Wason, Henry

Cantrill, Mary

Allen, George

Foster, Richard

HALL, ISAAC

BALL, Richard

ELMORE, Peter

Hall, Levy

Hall, James

Dickson, Joseph

PINNIN, Robt (Tinnin?)

PINNIN, Carnes (Tinnin?)

Newland, Eli

King, Edward

Stalcup, Isaac

Rony, James

Wason, Daniel

MARTIN, Obadiah

RIPPY, Thos

Gott, Robt

Trousdale, John

McFarlan, Walker

Hopkins, James

Patton, Robt

Foust, Deborah

Beason, John

Stanford, Chas

McAdams, Joseph

Scott, Wm

McEvoy, John

MILLINGTON, John

ECCLES, John

Norvel, Wm

King, John

Gooch, Wm G

PENDERGAST, Luke

McMusty, John

Dorris, William

Dorris, Isaac

Stewart, Robert

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1810 Surry Co., NC Census

1.Free white males under 10 years of age

2.Free white males of 10 and under 16

3.Free white males of 16 and under 26, including heads of families

4.Free white males of 26 and under 45, including heads of families

5.Free white males of 45 and upward, including heads of families

6.Free white females under 10 years of age

7.Free white females of 10 and under 16

8.Free white females of 16 and under 26, including heads of families

9.Free white females of 26 and under 45, including heads of families

10. Free white females of 45 and upward, including heads of families

11. All other free persons except Indians not taxed

12. Slaves

...Matthew Sparks66312113

Nicholas Horn663118

John Keys66331131213

Jacob Boles663211111111

Francis Rose663321411

Elizabeth Poindexter663114

William Nickle?66321111111

Daniel Marsh66422121

James Carter66411

James Forister66411311

Overton Pinix66422112111 (((2m-10,2m10-16,1m16-26,1m45+,2f-10,1f10-16,1f16-26,1f26-45)))

Abraham Skidmore66421121

John Money6642111

David Hudspeth664111111

Henry Waddle6641112121

William Foot66411111318

Valentine Martin6645111112...

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1800

Males

1 (26 to 45)

4 (0 to 10)

Females **** where's Malinda???

1 (10-16)

2 (0-10)

1810

Males

1 (over 45)

1 (16 to 26)

2 (10-16)

2 (under 10)

Females

1 (26-45)

1 (16-26)

1 (10-16)

2 (0-10)

1820

Males

1 (over 45)

2 (16-26)

1 (10-16)

Females

1 (26-45)

1 (16-26)

2 (0-10)

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Family tradition says James D. Stokes had two sons and

one daughter. The daughter was Liza STOKES. I

have been unable to identify the sons. The

family lived in western Yadkin County, NC.

Both Liza and James' wife, Caroline, are

buried in the Pinnix-Stokes Cemetery in Yadkin

County, NC. The sons may have left this area.

You may contact me at: [email protected]

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[[[Descendants of Thomas Wingfield

1Thomas Wingfieldb: Abt. 1700

.+Sarah GARLANDb: Abt. 1703 in New Kent Co., VA

........2Elizabeth Wingfield

............+XY Washingtonb: Abt. 1730m: Abt. 1752

........*2nd Husband of Elizabeth Wingfield:

............+Charles COSBYb: Abt. 1730 in Hanover Co., VAd: 1802 in Elbert Co., GAm: January 19, 1754 in Southampton Co., VAFather: David CosbyMother: Mary Garland Overton

...................3GALLANT Cosbyb: Abt. 1757 in St. Peter's Parish, Hanover Co., VAd: November 28, 1839 in Henderson Co., TN

.......................+Lucy Jones POINDEXTER***b: Abt. 1755Father: Thomas PoindexterMother: Lucy JONES

........2Mary Wingfieldb: Abt. 1722 in New Kent Co., VA

............+John Cosbyb: December 16, 1716 in New Kent Co., VAFather: John CosbyMother: Martha GARLAND

........*2nd Husband of Mary Wingfield:

............+John GARLANDb: Abt. 1720

........*3rd Husband of Mary Wingfield:

............+XY DAYb: Abt. 1720

........2Rebecca Wingfieldb: Abt. 1740

............+James BULLOCKb: Abt. February 22, 1735 in Hanover Co., VAd: June 29, 1813 in Fayette Co., KYm: Abt. 1759 in Louisa Co., VAFather: EDWARD BULLOCKMother: Ann X

...................3James Bullockb: December 18, 1760

...................3Thomas Bullock

...................3Wingfield Bullock

...................3Milly Bullock

.......................+George WINNb: Abt. 1760

...................3Barbara Bullock

........2Agnes Wingfield

............+Edward Bullockb: Abt. 1730Father: Edward BullockMother: Ann X

...................3John Bullock

...................3Garland Bullock

...................3Edmund D. Bullock, M. D.

.......................+Elizabeth Fontaineb: Abt. 1770

...................3Mary Bullockb: Abt. 1768 in Hanover Co., VA

.......................+William DAVENPORTb: Abt. 1765

...................3Sarah Bullock

........2XX Wingfieldb: Abt. 1740

............+GEORGE PHILLIPSb: Abt. 1735*** [[[a George Phillips was nextdoor neighbor to Edward PENIX in 1734]]]

...................3George Phillipsb: Abt. 1758 in Louisa Co., VA

.......................+Sarah Lovellb: Abt. 1760]]]

[[[HANOVER CO. RECORDS

1734. --- Thos. WINGFIELD & James GARLAND bond (security Nathan Davis, GRIFFITH DICKERSON) to

adm'tor on Est. of John Garland.

Aug 2 1734-ElizabPenick, with EDWARD BULLOCK, Jr., and John HARRIS,

securities, gave bond to admt on estate of

John Penick decd]]]

]

More About OVERTON PINNIX, CAPT.:

Fact 1: 1782, Present at surrender of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown.Pension #W5550.

Fact 2: 1786, As Overton PINIX, on a list of tax money received on marriage licenses since 1 June 1786 in Warren Co., NC.

Fact 3: Bet. 1790 - 1792, Overton PINNIX on p. 520 of Orange Co., NC tax list.This land would be in or near the town of HILLSBOROUGH.

Fact 4: August 06, 1798, Sold land in Rowan Co. to Dr. Anthony NEWNAN £100 for 201ac on Miry Branch of Crane Creek near Salisbury adjacent HUGHES and this Grantee (formerly Thomas VICKERS).Being the NE part of this Grantor's property.Witnesses: John FULTON, Joseph McEWAN.

Fact 5: 1800, Surry Co., NC Census pg. 683 Overton PENIX:1m 26-45, 4m -10, 1f 10-16, 2f -10.Where was Malinda?

Fact 6: March 10, 1802, Bought plantation in Surry (now Yadkin) Co. from Henry Waggoner.200ac tract on Deep Creek -- "the plantation where Adam Waggoner lived adjoining Richard JACKS and Henry WAGGONER."This deed may have been recorded a few years after purchase (ca1799?).

Fact 7: 1810, Surry Co., NC Census p. 664 Overton PINIX:1m 45+, 1m 16-26, 2m 10-16, 2m -10, 1f 26-45, 1f 16-26, 1f 10-16, 2f -10...adj Abraham SKIDMORE, James FORISTER, James CARTER, John MONEY, David HUDSPETH.

Fact 8: 1820, Surry Co., NC Census: 1m 45+, 2m 18-26, 1m 10-16, 1f45+, 1f 26-45, 2f 16-26, 1f -10.

Fact 9: October 08, 1821, Overton PENIX, Ambrose CHAPPELL and William WEST were witnesses to the will of Athenatious ELMORE of Surry Co., NC.

Fact 10: 1830, Surry Co. Census:Overton PINNIX:1m20-30, 1m60-70, 1f15-20, 1f30-40, 1f60-70.

Fact 11: 1835, Owned adj. Lawrence HOLCOMB and Simon GROCE (among others) on Deep Creek.

Fact 12: September 22, 1838, Will written.Frederick LONG and Lawson G. Pinnix, execs.P. HOLCOMB, Wm DURHAM, wits.Signed will Overton PINNIX.

Note 1: April 28, 1754, Joseph PENICKS witnessed deed at LOUISA Co. Court House between Wm WINSTON, Hanover Co. and John GARDNER, Spotsylvania Co., VA.A GARDNER Gentry lived between Lawson G. PINNIX and Malinda PINNIX in 1850.

Note 2: **** See Gallant COSBY, Lucy POINDEXTER.

Note 3: CAPTAIN was apparently a title of respect as he reported that he had been a PRIVATE during the Revolutionary War and didn't mention any further military service.

Note 4: Yadkin, an Indian word, means big trees.

Note 5: 1783, It appears Overton went from Louisa Co., VA to Guilford or Orange Co., NC and only went back to Warren Co., NC (where his father was living) to marry Malinda GIBSON 14oct1786.Overton wasn't living with his father for the 1786 census.

Notes for MALINDA GIBSON:

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John Burton [7120.2.2.3.7] (-1799), called ?ye younger? to distinguish him from his father John Burton Jr. who lived to 1746 and his grandfather of the same name who lived to 1756. John received a shilling in the will of his father as he had already been given land.

In 1756 John bought from Christopher Robertson the 184 acres that had belonged to his brother Joseph Burton.He acquired also land that his brother Caleb inherited but disposed of the land he inherited from Caleb Ware.

In 1767 Henry Baker sold Burton 100 acres next to his own land and the county line.John Burton was head of a household of six whites and eight blacks in Chesterfield County in 1783.

John Burton died in Chesterfield County (will dated 2 June 1799 , recorded 14 Oct. 1799 ). His wife was alive when he made his will but he did not name her.

John Burton [7120.2.2.3.7.1], the fourth of his name, settled on his own plantation by 1772 when his father gave him a parcel of land on Nisoms Branch of Swift Creek.He was head of a household of three whites and 4 blacks in Chesterfield County in 1783.

Nancy Burton [7120.2.2.3.7.2] married MILES GIBSON according to her father?s will. Her brother William identified her as Nancy. Miles was a son of Miles Gibson who left ?1 Negro? to Nancy Gibson, daughter of Miles Gibson in his 1788-will.Miles? mother was Hannah who identified his daughters, Hannah and Nancy, in her 1793-will.

In July 1793 Nancy Gibson, orphan of Miles Gibson, chose William FINNEY as her guardian, and the court appointed Philip TURPIN guardian to Hannah.Miles was not dead. This action was in response to these young women becoming minor heirs to the estate of their grandmother Gibson.

Elizabeth Gibson [7120.2.2.3.7.2.1] was a legatee of the will of her uncle William Burton.

Nancy Gibson [7120.2.2.3.7.2.2] (c.1770) was a legatee of the 1788-will of her paternal grandfather. She married Obadiah Flournoy in Chesterfield County 24 March 1798.

Hannah Gibson [7120.2.2.3.7.2.3] was a legatee of the 1793-will of her grandmother Hannah Gibson. The court appointed Aaron Haskins her guardian 13 October 1794 and she chose William Flournoy 12 September 1796.

Hannah married Richard Cundiff in Chesterfield County 9 April 1799.Surety was Jacob Flournoy.

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1775-1776

Bute Co. Minutes

Jacob Gibson plea against Thomas Mullins defendant.Case for words.

The same jury sworn and find a nonsuit for defendant.

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Name: Jacob Gibson 1 2

Sex: M

Birth: BEF 1694 1 2

Death: ABT 1735 in Prince William County, Virginia 1 2

Father: Richard Gibson b: BEF 1676

Marriage 1 Jane Russell b: BEF 1696

Married: BEF 1712 1 2

Children

Sarah Gibson b: BEF 1717

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LOThomas Lockett (?1686)

We do not know when Thomas Lockett came to Virginia. Yet we do know that he was in the Colony and married to Margaret in 1678 when they witnessed a bond in Henrico County. One year later, William Farrar and his wife Priscilla Baugh conveyed a tract of land to Thomas.

Some have placed Margaret Lockett as a daughter of Thomas Osborne who assigned his headright of Alex Wood to Thomas Lockett.This assignment, dated 5 November 1677, and recorded 1 February 1683/4 only suggests that Thomas Lockett was Osborne?s son-in-law. Yet no evidence remains that Thomas had a daughter named Margaret.

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LO Thomas Lockett (?1686)

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His children:

1Benjamin Lockett (1669?c.1735)

2Thomas Lockett (?1745)

3James Lockett (c.1675?1708)

4Susan (Lockett) Grigg

5Elizabeth (Lockett) Standley

6Mary (Lockett) Mitchell

Thomas was a planter and owned property but no land patents have been found for him. Nor have marriage records been found for him. This may be because he was a Quaker, as some believe. Thomas was several times a Henrico County juror and grand jury foreman.

He died in Henrico County in 1686 (will dated 27 Mar. 1686 , recorded 1 June 1686).

In 1690 Samuel Fowler sued the widow Lockett in Henrico County court.He claimed she owed him 22 shillings for curing her steer but she said she told him quit ?meddling any more with it? after his bill reached 10 shillings. The court agreed with Margaret. The court had previously concluded that Fowler had ?extravagantly charged? Francis Maybury.

Fowler had more trouble in the same court. John James said Fowler ?and all his Generation were banished persons and that they had left their Country to save their necks from the halter.? Fowler pressed charges but James?s attorney convinced the justices that Fowler had no case.

In December 1691 Henrico County reimbursed Bristol Parish 200 pounds of tobacco ?paid to ye widdow Lockett in the last Levy for care of ye children? of Evan Owen and his wife, Margery, who had both died.

Margaret Lockett was a headright for Benjamin Harrison in January 1717/8and may have made a visit to England. Margaret (Osborne) Lockett died in Henrico County 1708 (will dated 22 May 1708 , recorded 1 July 1708).

Benjamin Lockett (1669?c.1735) [LO.1]

Benjamin Lockett (1669 ) married Winifred Pride in Henrico County 15 February 1692/3.See their family

Thomas Lockett (?1745) [LO.2]

Thomas Lockett II married Elizabeth.

In September 1730 Thomas secured patents for land on Butterwood Creek in Goochland (later Cumberland, now Powhatan) County: 400 acreson the north side next to John Pride and 900 acreson the south side next to land of Samuel Hancock and Arthur Moseley. In 1726 Lockett bought 100 acresfrom Hancock and Moseley, part of their patent of 22 February 1724/5.

Lockett was a tithable in Goochland County about 1733and was still living in Goochland in September 1738 when he sold his son Thomas III a 200-acre portion of his Butterwood Creek patent.In October 1734 Thomas sold 420 acres in Goochland County to Arthur Moseley.Elizabeth relinquished her dower right in the land.

In March 1739 Lockett expanded his holdings with a patent of 360 acresup against the Henrico County line. On 13 September 1739, Thomas sold 300 acresof his patents to Benjamin Moseley of Henrico County. Thomas got a patent to 200 acresin Amelia (now Prince Edward) County 30 June 1743.

Southam Parish charged Thomas Lockett with two tithables, himself and James Lockett, in 1747.We are not sure of the identity of this James Lockett. Thomas? brother of this name was dead so perhaps he was Thomas? son who predeceased his father. The only other know man of this name is James Lockett, but he lived in Amelia County.

Lockett died in Goochland County by 16 March 1745/6 when sub-sheriff John Woodson sold his estate.

Children of Thomas and Elizabeth (?) Lockett:

Thomas Lockett III [LO.2.1] (-c.1775) as ?Tho.s Locket Jun.r? was a single tithable in Goochland County in about 1732. In March 1743 Thomas Lockett of Goochland with wife, Elizabeth, sold 70 acreson Swift Creek in Henrico County to John Ragan. He inherited 200 acres in Amelia (now Prince Edward) County on Falling Creek and 200 acres purchased from Edward Harris. He later secured more land on Falling Creek: 342 acresin July 1742, a 200-acre portion of which he renewed in June 1743 , and 989 acresin August 1747. On 20 May 1749, Thomas Lockett ?of Cumberland County? bought 400 acresin Amelia County from Thomas Williamson and in May 1750 he sold 690 acreson Falling Creek to William Campbell. He bought 100 acresin Amelia from Robert Farguson Sr. in February 1764.

Thomas Lockett?s wife was Elizabeth when she relinquished a dower right in a 1750 Amelia County deedand Judith when he wrote his will twenty years later. While some believe she was Elizabeth Judith Townes, the wide gap among the births of his children suggest two wives.

Although he held land in and paid taxes to Amelia County, Thomas lived in Southam Parish of Powhatan County where records of 1747 show him processioning land.

Thomas died in Cumberland County (will dated 8 Sept. 1770 , recorded 23 Jan. 1775) recognizing his wife, Judith, in his will. In 1776 several Cumberland County inhabitants petitioned the ?Colony of Virginia? to divide the county into two.Among the petitioners were Abner Lockett, Gideon Lockett, Benjamin Lockett, and Jacob A. Lockett. They created Powhatan County from Cumberland the following year. Widow Judith died before 21 February 1782 when Powhatan County appointed administrators for her estate.

James Lockett [LO.2.1.1] married Hannah Hawkins Llewellyn. James Lockett appeared as a tithable in Amelia County first in 1753. James Lockett ?of Amelia County? secured a patent to 400 acresin Chesterfield County in May 1763. He sold this land to his father, Thomas Lockett , who with his wife, Judith, conveyed it to Edward Johnson in June 1773.

Stephen Lockett [LO.2.1.2] (14 Nov. 1733 - 14 Sept. 1794) married Mary Clay.See their family

David Lockett [LO.2.1.3] (1730-1796) was in Cumberland County when he and other concerned inhabitants asked the General Assembly to retain Rev. Christopher MacRae.David Lockett signed a petition in Powhatan County in 1777 renouncing allegiance to the king.

David Lockett married Sally Lucy Winfrey and settled in Wilkes County, Georgia, after the Revolution. He died in Warren County in 1796 (will dated 7 Jan. 1796, recorded 12 Mar. 1796).

Capt. Abner Lockett [LO.2.1.4] (c.1743-1790) married Anne Phoebe Marshall.See their family

Jacob A. Lockett [LO.2.1.5], orphan of Thomas Lockett, was under the guardianship of Gideon Lockett in 1777.Jacob married Mary League in Amelia County 22 October (bond) 1798.Rev. John Skurrey performed their wedding ceremony three days later.

On 9 December 1799 Edmund League and his wife, Mary, sold Jacob Lockett ?of Amelia? 90 acres on Sandy River in Prince Edward County.

Jacob was on the Amelia County tax list in 1800. He married Mason (Jeter) Crenshaw in Amelia County 30 April (bond) 1804.In an unrecorded deed in Amelia County, Jacob and Mason Lockett, sold the 176-acre tract where they were living in January 1808.

Jacob served in Capt. John C. Hill?s Company during the War of 1812.

Jacob was in Botetourt County by 1830 with third wife, Sarah B. Boyer. He wrote his will April 1846.

Children of Jacob and Mary (League) Lockett:

Henry Lockett [LO.2.1.5.1].

Elizabeth Lockett [LO.2.1.5.2] (c.1801) married William Dunnavant in Amelia County 7 May (bond) 1821.Her half-brother Nathaniel A. Crenshaw was surety. The groom was a son of Abner Dunnavant and Phoebe Worsham.

Children of Jacob and Mason (Jeter) Lockett:

Mason Jeter Lockett [LO.2.1.5.3] married Dr. William H. Vaughan in Amelia County in February (bond) 1828.She was his second wife.See their family

Susan Lockett [LO.2.1.5.4] married Cary A. Myers in Botetourt County 1 January (bond) 1834.She married second Samuel Merritt.

Francis I. Lockett [LO.2.1.5.5] (c.1809) was living when his father wrote his will.

Children of Jacob and Sarah B. (Boyer) Lockett:

Albert S. Lockett [LO.2.1.5.6].

Ambrose C. Lockett [LO.2.1.5.7] married Orlena B. Smith in Botetourt County 5 June (bond) 1862.

John T. Lockett [LO.2.1.5.8] married Nancy C. Goudy in Botetourt County 1 December (bond) 1881.

Samuel W. Lockett [LO.2.1.5.9] married first Lydia Frances Moody in Botetourt County 20 January (bond) 1870.He married second Margaret F. Thomas 20 October (bond) 1886.

Matthew H. Lockett [LO.2.1.5.10].

Martha Lockett [LO.2.1.6] married Alexander Bass in Cumberland County 27 February (bond) 1767.

Lucy Lockett [LO.2.1.7] married William Stone in 1767 according to a Prince Edward County deed.

Mary Lockett [LO.2.1.8] married William {John} Gipson {Gibson}.

Elizabeth Lockett [LO.2.1.9].

Joel Lockett [LO.2.2] died in Cumberland County (will dated ? , recorded 27 Feb. 1768) naming a wife, Mary, four sons, and three daughters. Thomas Moseley, James Hankley, and Royall Lockett were his executors.

Sons Royall, Pleasant, and Benjamin Lockett of Powhatan County together bought seven slaves from Daniel Fore of North Carolina in August 1778.

Royall Lockett [LO.2.2.1] married Prudence Clay in Mecklenburg County 20 August (bond) 1789.

He married second Susanna (?) Clark, widow of John Clark Jr. in Prince Edward County 28 October 1797.

Pleasant Lockett [LO.2.2.2] may have been the Pleasant Lockett who served in Capt. Edward Worthington?s Company of Cavalry.

Daniel Lockett [LO.2.2.3].

Benjamin Lockett [LO.2.2.4] inherited 200 acres in Cumberland (later Powhatan) County from his father. Benjamin died without heirs and the land passed to his brother and heir at law Royall Lockett.

Frances Lockett [LO.2.2.5] (c.1747-1809) married James Hankley, an executor of her father?s will.

James Hankley moved to the south side of the Staunton River in Halifax County by 1761 when Thomas Vaughan sold him 400 acres next to Mr. John Royall.

James died in Halifax County (will dated 22 Oct. 1808, recorded 27 Nov. 1809) identifying the following eight children in his will. He described Benjamin and Susanna as ?infirm children.?

Thomas Hankley [LO.2.2.5.1] married Philadelphia West in Halifax County 14 March (bond) 1796.

James Hankley [LO.2.2.5.2] married Polly West in Halifax County 13 December (bond) 1800.

Royall Hankley [LO.2.2.5.3] (c.1777) married Elizabeth Yates (c.1790), a daughter of John Yates and Elizabeth Chandler.

Benjamin Hankley [LO.2.2.5.4].

Susanna Hankley [LO.2.2.5.5].

Mary Hankley [LO.2.2.5.6] married Henry Cardwell in Halifax County 21 June 1792.See their family

Nancy Hankley [LO.2.2.5.7] married William Coates.

Elizabeth Hankley [LO.2.2.5.8] (- 25 Oct. 1808) married William Cardwell in Halifax County 15 December 1791.See their family

Mary Lockett [LO.2.2.6].

Elizabeth Lockett [LO.2.2.7].

Gideon Lockett [LO.2.3] (-c.1808) was among several inhabitants in 1776 petitioning for a partition of Cumberland County.He signed also a petition in Powhatan County in 1777 renouncing allegiance to the king.

He was living in Powhatan County in a household of ten whites and five blacks in 1783. In 1792 he was supporting the bastard child of Mary Lockett ? perhaps his daughter or niece.

Winifred Lockett [LO.2.3.1], daughter of Gideon Lockett, deceased, married Daniel Cheatwood in Chesterfield County 21 July 1808.

daughter Lockett [LO.2.4] inherited 100 acres from her father. She married Perrin Allday, a grandson of Anne (?) Perrin who appointed ?daughter Elizabeth Allday? executor of her 1711-will.

Hannah Lockett [LO.2.5] (28 Dec. 1722 ).

Lucy Lockett [LO.2.6].

James Lockett (c.1675?1708) [LO.3]

James Lockett was born about 1675and was paying quit rents on 50 acres in Henrico County in 1704.

He died unmarried and childless in Henrico (will dated 4 Dec. 1708 , recorded 2 Feb. 1708/9 ). In his will he mentioned two brothers and two sisters. Although he appointed his brother Benjamin executor, the court granted John Bolling administration. James? will directed his brother Thomas Lockett to convey to John Bolling ½ acre ?where Bolling?s store stands.? Thomas sold this land to Bolling in March 1709.On 30 July 1737, John Bolling, son of the above John Bolling, sold 22 acrescalled ?Lockets Storehouse and the Bake House? to William Pride. Although this was the land James Lockett mentioned in his will, acreage was different.

Susan (Lockett) Grigg [LO.4]

Susan Lockett married William Grigg. When Grigg sold one acre on Baley?s Creek to John Peterson in 1717, Susan, wife of William Grigg, relinquished her dower right in the land.

Children of William and Susan (Lockett) Grigg:

William Grigg [LO.4.1] (-1726) identified his mother as ?Susannah? in his Prince George County will. William?s wife was Elizabeth when their daughter, Susanna, was born in 1720.

William died in Prince George County in 1726 (will dated 22 April 1726 , recorded 13 Sept. 1726). Both parents were still living when he made his will and he left his mother a horse named Forrester. He mentioned also his brother, James Grigg.

Abner Grigg [LO.4.1.1] married Mary who was a legatee of the 1742-will of William Haskins.Among the other beneficiaries was Frederick Ford. Abner paid tax on 2 tithes in Dinwiddie County in 1782.

William Grigg [LO.4.1.1.1] (6 Mar. 1740/1 ) was baptized in Bristol Parish, a son of Abner and Mary Grigg. He was head of a household of one white in Greensville County in 1783.He married Ruth Williamson and they were the parents of four children.

Frederick Grigg [LO.4.1.1.2] (-1805) was likely a son of Abner. He was head of a household of eight whites and eight blacks in Greensville County in 1783.He married Martha Randall (c.1752), daughter of George Randall, and they were the parents of nine children born about 1773-1800.

Frederick Grigg died in Greensville County in 1805 (will dated 1 Jan. 1805 , recorded April 1805).

Frederick Grigg was the grandfather of Sarah E. Winfield Grigg who married Luke J. Palmer in Brunswick County 18 October (bond) 1814.Their son Pvt. Joseph William Palmer served in Confederate Army from Brunswick County.

More about the family and military experience of Joseph William Palmer may be found in Civil War Soldiers from Brunswick County, Virginia

Abner Grigg [LO.4.1.1.3] (-1796) died in Greensville County leaving his entire estate to his brother Frederick (will dated 19 Oct. 1790 , recorded Sept. 1796).

Jesse Grigg [LO.4.1.2] married Amy, likely Amy Mitchell. Jesse paid tax on 2 tithes in Dinwiddie County in 1782.

Burwell Grigg [LO.4.1.2.1] (28 April 1741 ) was baptized in Bristol Parish, the son of Jesse and Amy Griggs. He was head of a household of 12 whites and 16 blacks in Greensville County in 1783.Burwell married Mary Carroll, daughter of Thomas Carroll and Ann, his wife.

Burwell died in Greensville County.

Carroll Grigg [LO.4.1.2.1.1] (7 June 1763 -1810) married Martha Blanks in Greensville County 11 February (bond) 1786.His bride was a daughter of Richard Blanks and his wife, Winifred.The parents of eight children, they died in Greensville County.

Edmund Grigg [LO.4.1.2.1.2] (19 Sept. 1774) married Elizabeth Gregory in Greensville County 20 August (bond) 1802

Amy Grigg [LO.4.1.2.1.3] married Richard Mabry 28 February 1793.

Susanna Grigg [LO.4.1.2.1.4] (20 July 1765) married James Eppes in Greensville County 22 January 1788.Newly-wed James Eppes was head of a household of three whites and eight blacks in Greensville County in 1783.

Jesse Grigg [LO.4.1.2.1.5] (23 Nov. 1767 - 25 Mar. 1785) die din Greensville County.

Martha Grigg [LO.4.1.2.1.6] married Thomas Williams 14 November 1789.

Elizabeth E. Grigg [LO.4.1.2.1.7] (24 Oct. 1776) married Jeremiah Adams 7 February (bond) 1798.

Mitchell Grigg [LO.4.1.2.1.8] (10 Mar. 1786) married Polly Chambliss in Sussex County 5 January 1809.

Burwell Grigg [LO.4.1.2.1.9] (20 Feb. 1784) married Mary Chambliss in Sussex County 6 September 1809.They had one child, John Oscar Grigg, before her death. Burwell married second Mary Johnson, daughter of Benjamin Johnson and Judith Chambliss.

Mary Ann Grigg [LO.4.1.2.1.10] (30 Mar. 1781) married Abner Lanier 27 December 1808.

Jesse Grigg [LO.4.1.2.2] who died about 1814 in Rutherford County, North Carolina, is thought to be a son. He was the father of seven known children when he married Martha Elam in Mecklenburg County 11 December (bond) 1786.

Children of Jesse Grigg and his unknown first wife:

Priscilla Grigg [LO.4.1.2.2.1] married John Johnson in Rutherford County, North Carolina.

Burwell Grigg [LO.4.1.2.2.2] married Sabra Elam in Mecklenburg County 8 October 1787.See their family

Elizabeth Grigg [LO.4.1.2.2.3].

Lewis Grigg [LO.4.1.2.2.4].

Martha Grigg [LO.4.1.2.2.5] married Valentine Mullins in Mecklenburg County 13 November 1794.

Frederick Grigg [LO.4.1.2.2.6].

Woodward Grigg [LO.4.1.2.2.7].

Lewis Grigg [LO.4.1.3] married but we do not know the name of his first wife. Lewis Grigg was head of a household of four whites and three blacks in Greensville County in 1783.

The will of Lewis Grigg in Greensville County remembered his wife, Sarah, and named four children, Jesse Grigg, Lewis Grigg, Martha Blanks, and Patsy Hazelwood (will dated 5 Aug. 1784 , recorded 25 Oct. 1787).

Jesse Grigg [LO.4.1.3.1] married Rebecca Thweatt in Greensville County 27 May (bond) 1783.His bride was evidently a widow as she was head of a household of three whites and 10 blacks in Greensville County in 1783.

Jesse died in Hancock County, Georgia, by 3 May 1813.

Lewis Grigg [LO.4.1.3.2] was head of a household of two whites in Greensville County in 1783.He married in Greensville County Edith (?) Watson, a widow, 22 November (bond) 1785.Edith died about 1807. He married second Martha Malone (- 3 Jan. 1811) in Mecklenburg County 30 March (bond) 1808.His third wife was Susanna Gregory whom he wed 12 June 1811 in Greensville County.

Martha Grigg [LO.4.1.3.3] married Ingram Blanks in Brunswick County 23 February (bond) 1778.He was head of a household of four whites in Greensville County in 1783.

daughter Grigg [LO.4.1.3.4] married a Hazelwood, possibly William Hazelwood who was head of a household of one white near the Griggs in Greensville County in 1783.

Burwell Grigg [LO.4.1.4].

Susanna Grigg [LO.4.1.5] (11 June 1720 ) married William Featherstone.See their family

James Grigg [LO.4.2] (-1764) married Frances Anderson.See their family

Elizabeth (Lockett) Standley [LO.5]

Elizabeth Lockett married a Standley.

Mary (Lockett) Mitchell [LO.6]

Mary Lockett married a Mitchell.

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Book: E, Page: 94, Grantor: Jerdone GIBSON, Grantee: Robert ANDERSON Gent., Date: 13-May-1776

Jersone Gibson of TRINITY PARISH, Louisa Co. to Robert Anderson Gent. of same; #6 10s ; 25 acres in Par. afsd. on Eastern side of Peters Cr. known by the name of GOODMANs hill, bounded by Peters Cr., the land of sd. Anderson and James JOHNSON. Sig. Jerdon Gibson (X) Wit. Jno. WATSON, JOHN HOGAN, Thos. Johnson Shf.

More About MALINDA GIBSON:

Burial: **** See Overton GENTRY

Fact 1: October 06, 1856, Frederic LONG entered into bond with George HOLCOMB and James CARTER to administer the estate of Malinda Pinnix.

Fact 2: "Milly."

Fact 3: August 1850, Surry Co. Census as HOH (83) with Elizabeth (60).

Children of OVERTON PINNIX and MALINDA GIBSON are:

i. MARY7 PINNIX, b. Abt. 1787, Warren Co., NC or Orange Co., NC; d. Bef. 1800, Surry Co., NC.

ii. ELIZABETH PINNIX, b. February 22, 1789, Orange Co., NC; d. Aft. 1860, Yadkin Co., NC.

Notes for ELIZABETH PINNIX:

Abstracts of Rev. War Pension Files:

Overton Pinnix, wife Malinda, Va. Line., W5550, BLW # 26752-160-55; soldier was b. 6th May 1760 in Hanover Co., VA and he lived in Louisa Co. Va. at time of enlistment and in 1783 he moved to Guilford Co. NC and then to Rowan Co., NC and in 1800 moved to Surry Co., NC where he applied 12th Feb. 1833 and his widow applied there 13th May 1840, age 72, he m. Malinda Gibson 14th Oct. 1786 and died 5th Dec. 1838, a daughter, Elizabeth Pinnix (((clerk wrote Poenix))), age 58 made aff?dt 6th Nov. 1847 in Surry Co., N/C and stated that she was the oldest living child of soldier (the oldest child, Mary was decd) and stated that she (Elizabeth) was b. 22nd Feb. 1789 and referred to her brother, Robert Pinnix, who was age 54 in 1847 and stated that her parents had 12 children;Mary, Elizabeth, Malinda, Robert, Martha, Green A., William G., Wilie, Malinda, Catherine, Lawson, and Rhoda, wid. Appl for BLW 6th April 1855 in Yadkin Co., NC age 89.

More About ELIZABETH PINNIX:

Fact 1: 1850, Surry Co. Census (South Division):Malinda PINNIX (83, $300), Elizabeth (60), between Gardner GENTRY and James CARTER.

Fact 2: 1860, Yadkin Co. Census:Elizabeth Penix (71)($30/$75) living alone in Yadkinville, same page as Frederick and Martha PINNIX Long, living beside Sarah GROCE (90) and Bray HELTON (34).IRELANDs, GENTRYs, NICKS and LONGs nearby.

2. iii. MALINDA PINNIX, b. Abt. 1791, Orange Co., NC; d. Bef. 1850, Warrick Co., IN???.

3. iv. ROBERT BURTON PINNIX, b. February 15, 1793, Orange Co., NC; d. Aft. October 1870, Yadkin Co., NC.

4. v. MARTHA PINNIX, b. December 25, 1794, Orange Co., NC or Rowan Co., NC; d. December 06, 1865, Yadkin Co., NC.

5. vi. GREEN ALEXANDER PINNIX, CAPT., b. March 04, 1797, Rowan Co., NC; d. April 06, 1870, Choctaw Co., MS.

6. vii. WILLIAM GIBSON PINNIX, b. 1798, Rowan Co., NC; d. Aft. 1880, Buck Shoals, Surry Co., NC.

viii. WILLIE FRANKLIN PINNIX, b. 1800, Surry Co., NC; d. Bef. 1820, Surry Co., NC.

More About WILLIE FRANKLIN PINNIX:

Burial: **** see Willie FELTS, Willoughby FANN

7. ix. CATHERINE PINNIX, b. 1803, Surry Co., NC; d. September 02, 1886, Douglas Co., KS.

8. x. LAWSON G. PINNIX, b. December 1806, Surry Co., NC; d. November 10, 1886, Rockcastle or Pulaski Co., KY***see Lawson TATE, THOMPSON.

9. xi. RHODA W. PINNIX, b. 1810, Surry Co., NC; d. Aft. 1880, Yadkin Co., NC.

Generation No. 2

2.MALINDA7 PINNIX (OVERTON6, JOHN5, JOHN4 PENICK, EDWARD3 PENIX, EDWARD???2 PENICKS, MISCELLANEOUS1 PINNIX) was born Abt. 1791 in Orange Co., NC, and died Bef. 1850 in Warrick Co., IN???.She married DAVID WALKER Abt. September 24, 1809 in Surry Co., NC, son of ?XY... WALKER.He was born Abt. 1780 in NC, and died Bet. 1850 - 1860 in Warrick Co., IN.

Notes for MALINDA PINNIX:

>My 3-great grandfather, David Walker, b. 1781 in Surry Co., NC, married

Mary Reece on June 21, 1802 in Surry Co., NC. They had

3 children: Jemima, Elizabeth and John T. John T. was my 2 great

grandfather. He died in Marion Co., IN.

Mary (Reece) died and then David married Malinda/Amelia/Melley/Medley

Penix on September 24, 1809. Their children were Talithia,

Robert B., Martin R., David W., and Susannah. David and Melley both died

in Warrick Co., IN.<

> David (William) Walker b. 1781 NC d. aft. 1850 Warrick Co., IN. He

married 24 sep 1809 Surry

Co., NC Amelia (Milley) Penix. They had six known children: Talithia b.

1811 d. 1878 m. William Robinson, Robert b. 1815 m.

Elizabeth, Martin A. b. 1820 m. Mary A., David W. b. 1824 m. Sarah A.,

Susannah b. 1821 m. Braselton Robinson, Merida L. b.1832

(she might be a grandau)<

>david walker from surry, n.c. was born around 1767. married mary reece

on june 21, 1802 in surry

county, n.c. had the following children--jemima-- elizabeth born 1802 in

n.c. died oct. 9, 1849 henry county, indiana.--john thornton

walker sr., born dec. 30, 1804 in n.c., died jan. 23, 1880 in marion

county, indiana. david married again after mary died to medley

penix sept. 24, 1809<

HERE IS A LINK TO A PAGE FOR INFORMATION.

>http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/t/u/r/Winona-Brown-Turner-Alabama/index.html

Descendants of David Walker, Sr.

1 David Walker, Sr. b: Abt. 1715 in Surry Co. NC d: 1775

. +Unknown b: Abt. 1719

. 2 David Walker, Jr. b: Abt. 1741 in Surry Co. NC

..... +Ann Unknown b: Abt. 1743 m: in Surrey Co. NC

..... 3 John Walker b: October 15, 1761 in Surry Co. NC d: October 31,

1850 in Walker Family Plot, White Co. TN Fact 1: 1820

Census White Co. TN Fact 2: 1850 Census White Co. TN p. 98

......... +Elizabeth Jarvis b: December 02, 1775 in Surry Co. NC d: July

07, 1837 in Walker Family Plot, White Co. TN Father: John

Jarvis Mother: Lucy Unknown

..... 3 Sarah Elizabeth Walker b: August 1766 in Surry Co. NC d: October

1840 in Greene Co. AL

......... +Edmund Marion Pace b: February 24, 1764 in Surry Co. NC m:

December 25, 1782 in Surrey Co. NC d: August 28, 1834 in

Winston Co. MS

..... 3 David Walker III b: Bet. 1756 - 1782 in Surry Co. NC

......... +Mary Reece m: June 21, 1802 in Surry Co. NC Father: Abraham

Reece Mother: Mary Huff

..... *2nd Wife of David Walker III:

......... +Medley Penix m: September 24, 1809 in Surry Co. NC

. 2 Robert Walker b: Abt. 1743

. 2 Jacob Walker b: Abt. 1745

More About MALINDA PINNIX:

Note: "Milly."

Notes for DAVID WALKER:

I am working on a David (William or Wilson or??) Walker b. 1781 NC d. Apr 1853 Warrick Co., IN.

Believe this is his wife - Malinda "Milly" Penix b. 1791 Warren Co., NC d/o Overton Penix/Pinnix and Malinda Gibson.

David had six known children:

1. Telithia b. 12 Aug 1811 NC d. 24 Jan 1878 Warrick Co., IN m. 5 Jun 1830 Surry Co., NC William B. "Buck" Robinson

2. Robert b. b. 1815 NC

3. Martin R. b. 1820 NC

4. Susannah b. 1821 KY(beleive this should be NC) m. Brasleton Robinson

5. David W. b. 1824 m. 14 Dec 1847 Warrick Co., IN Sarah Ann Phillips

6. Merida L. b. 1832 NC m. 20 Mar 1853 Warrick Co., IN Nancey Phillips

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PENIX/WALKER

Sandra Benham Jul 5

I am seeking information on the family of Milley PENIX who m. 24 Sep 1809 Surry Co., NC David (William/Wilson) WALKER. They are believed to have had six children: Talithia b. 1811 m. William B. ROBINSON, Robert b. 1815 m. Elizabeth, Martin R. b. 1820 m. Mary A. , Susannah m. Braselton ROBINSON, David W. b. 1824 m. Sarah Ann PHILLIPS, and Merida L. b. 1832. Any help would be appreciated.

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David Walker, Sr. (no wife known)

sons: David Jr.

Robert

Jacob

2nd generation:

David Walker m. Ann ?

children: John b. 10-15-1761

Sarah Elizabeth b. 8-1766 Surry Co., NC m. 12-25-1784 in

Surry Co. to Edmond PACE. Sarah d. 1840 Kemper Co., MS

She thinks your David WALKER who married Malinda Pinnixmay have been a

brother to her Sarah Elizabeth Walker.PACE married her MARTIN line.

Remember, she has two MARTIN lines that go back to the same John MARTIN.

David Walker, Sr. md ?died in Surry Co. NC, 1775

Children:

David, Jr, Robert and Jacob

David Walker Jr., md. Ann (Maiden name)

Children: Sarah Elizabeth and John

Robert Walker md. ?

Jacob Walker md. ?

Sarah Elizabeth Walker m. Edmond Pace.Their son David Pace md.

Elizabeth Rose, dau. of Abner Rose.

John Walker md. Elizabeth Jarvis.John died. 10-1-1850 White Co., TN

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David Walker who married Malinda Pinnix may have

been a brother to her Sarah Elizabeth Walker b. 8-1766 in Surry and m.

12-15-1784 to Edmond Pace.She was the daughter of David Walker and

Ann? David and Ann had a son John Walker and dau. Sarah Elizabeth

Walker.This is the area where Isaac Austill with son Major and family moved in about 1786. Isaac Austill bought 132 acres on the headwaters of Deep Creek at Fox Knobbs from Salathiel MARTIN on 6 Aug 1786.

The Austills lived in this area until about 1835-1840 when Major Sr. , Jr., William, and others moved to Warrick County, Indiana. Isaac, Austill, Jr. & his descendants (and probably some other Austills) remained in this area until at least 1850.

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BARRON

PHOEBE JOB born in VA married GEORGE THOMAS BARRON October 31, 1794 in Washington Co., TN. Phoebe died August 17, 1858 and George Thomas died January 24, 1863. Both are buried in the Range-Bacon Family Cemetery, Elmer Walker Rd., Washington Co., TN

George Thomas Barron, II married Catherine Shultz

Leah Barron married to Asa EPPERSON

Nancy Barron married (1) Benjamin EPPERSON (2) John CROUCH

Daniel Barron 31 January 1799 married (1) Mary BACON (daug. of Isaac and Abigail BARNES BACON) (2) Elizabeth DEAKINS

Jacob Barron 11 March 1801

Sarah Barron 15 August 1801 married Thomas BACON (son of Isaac and Abigail BARNES BACON)

Deborah Barron married Jonathan BACON (son of Isaac and Abigail BARNES BACON)

John Barron married married a WRIGHT

Lyddian Barron married Edmund BACON (son of Jonathan and Rachel JACKSON BACON)

Phoebe Ann Barron 26 March 1825 married William Thompson COX (son of John COX and Ruth GRAY)

More About DAVID WALKER:

Burial: *** see "spouses"

Fact 1: 1810, Surry Co. Census near Joseph SALMON.

Fact 2: June 21, 1802, Robert WALKER, bm.

Fact 3: September 24, 1809, John MARTIN, bm.

Fact 4: September 24, 1809, John MARTIN, bondsman for Melley PENIX and David Walker.

Fact 5: 1850, Warrick Co. IN Census:David Walker (69, $200, born NC), Merida L. (18), beside Robert B. Walker in Owens Township.

Note: **** see William E. WALKER, the FELTS of Rockingham Co.

Children of MALINDA PINNIX and DAVID WALKER are:

10. i. TALITHIA8 WALKER, b. Abt. 1811.

11. ii. ROBERT BURTON WALKER, b. Abt. 1815, Surry Co., NC; d. Abt. 1851, Warrick Co., IN.

12. iii. MARY E. WALKER, b. Abt. 1816.

13. iv. OVERTON GIBSON WALKER, M. D., b. Abt. 1818, Surry Co., NC; d. Aft. 1880, Columbia, GIBSON Co., IN.

14. v. MARTIN R. WALKER, b. Abt. 1820.

vi. SUSANNAH WALKER, b. Abt. 1822; m. BRAZLETON ROBINSON; b. Abt. 1820.

Notes for BRAZLETON ROBINSON:

[[[Franklin Co., TN

ESTELL, Elizabethmarr.***BURROUGH, Joseph Mon 08-DEC-1840

ESTELL, Nancy Jmarr.MARTIN, A Hon 19-APR-1839

ESTILL, Elizabethmarr.COCHRAN, Charles Pon 24-MAY-1855

ESTILL, Francis Tmarr.GARNER, Catharine Hon 12-FEB-1846

ESTILL, Henry Rmarr.TURNEY, E E Misson 02-MAR-1848

ESTILL, Isaacmarr.FRANKLIN, Musadoraon 13-APR-1853

ESTILL, James Hmarr.CLEMENTS, Florindaon 12-FEB-1851

ESTILL, Jeffersonmarr.STAPLES, Francison 17-JAN-1843

ESTILL, Jemima Cmarr.DECHERD, John Hon 05-AUG-1851

ESTILL, Williammarr.PERRY, Mary A Con 13-FEB-1867

ESTILL, William Wmarr.BRAZELTON, Jane Eon 05-JAN-1852]]]

15. vii. DAVID WILSON WALKER, b. Abt. 1824, Surry Co., NC.

viii. MERIDA L. WALKER, b. Abt. 1832.

3.ROBERT BURTON7 PINNIX (OVERTON6, JOHN5, JOHN4 PENICK, EDWARD3 PENIX, EDWARD???2 PENICKS, MISCELLANEOUS1 PINNIX) was born February 15, 1793 in Orange Co., NC, and died Aft. October 1870 in Yadkin Co., NC.He married ANNA LONG Abt. April 08, 1816 in Surry Co., NC, daughter of JOHN LONG and ELIZABETH WAGGONER.She was born May 03, 1796.

Notes for ROBERT BURTON PINNIX:

WHITE COUNTY ILLINOIS

SPANISH AMERICAN WAR SOLDIERS

,,,

FELTY, ALBERTCPLC9 IL INFCARMI

FELTY, GEORGE H2LTC9 IL INFCARMI

FELTY, THOMAS LPVTC9 IL INFCARMI

...

PENIX, ROBERT LCPL ...

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1780. St. Stephens Parish Register, Northumberland County, Virginia

Charles Bartin Elmore son of William & Mary his wife was bn Jun 10 1780.

Notes. William is the son of Charles Elmore and Sarah Burton. Mary is Mary Dodson

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WARREN CO. WILLS

138.20 Aug. 1789; Feb.Ct. 1790. Capt. DIXON MARSHALL to FRANCIS WILLIAMS. Sale of a negro, for 35 Pds. Va. money. Wit: RO. BURTON, JAS. M. BURTON (Jurat) & CHARLES HARVEY.

Feb. 23, 1789

A Deed from Robert BURTON to William BALLARD was proved by the oath of Philemon HAWKINS, Esquire, and the same is ordered to be registered.

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DB.5, page 63. ll December 1773. JOEL FAIN & NANCY, his wife, to PETER TWITTY, both of Bute Co. 80 Pds. Va. money for 125 A. in Bute Co. on the Cabbin Branch, adj. WILLIAM PASCHAL & HARRISON. Wit: THOS. NEWMAN, ALLEN BURTON, PHILEMON HAWKINS,JR. Ack: by JOEL FAIN & NANCY, his wife, she first consenting in private examination, Bute August Court 1774, BEN McCULLOCH, C.C. Reg: 1 February 1775, by JAMES JOHNSON, P.R.

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WARREN CO., NC

DB-3, page 218. 21 November 1770. JOSEPH PURDUE & his wife (not named), of Bute Co., to JOHN TANNER, of Edgecombe Co. 75 Pds. Va. money for 200 A. inBute Co. on Tallowood Branch, adj. WILLIAM HUCKMY, GOVERNOR JOHNSTON & former line of JOHN PURDUE, part of tract granted ROBERT COLLER 1 July 1758.Wit: JOHN MAGGS, JOHN CHARTON, ELISABH A.(?) GARRIS. Ack: by JOSEPH PARDUE, Bute Feb.Court 1771, BEN McCULLOCH, C.C. Reg: 13 May 1771, WILLIAM JOHNSON, P.R.

DB-l, page 220. 26 Jenery(sic) 1767. JOHN BAL(L)ARD to JOSEPH PERDUE. 65 Pds:lOSh: Va. money for 200 A. in Bute Co., adj. GOVERNOR JOHNSON, on Yallowood Branch, former line of WILLM. HUCHINGS, now JOHN PERDUE, part of a tract granted ROBART CALLAR i July 1758 & by him sold to PETER KIMBELL. Wit: BUCKNER KIMBALL, WILLIAM BALLARD. Proved by BUCKNER KIMBALL, Bute January Court 1767, BEN McCULLOCH, C.C. Reg:6 March 1767, WILLIAM JOHNSON,P.R.

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Feb. 23, 1789

A Deed from Robert BURTON to William BALLARD was proved by the oath of Philemon HAWKINS, Esquire, and the same is ordered to be registered.

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Frances Shiflett and Bland Ballard of Albemarle Co., VA

Compiled by Chester R. Johnson d. 2001

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Bland Ballard b. 1722-30, son of Thomas Ballard and his first wife Sarah. Ref. Intrepid Ballards, 3rd Edition, 1995, by Miriam K. Ballard-Pringle.

The birth date of Bland is thought to be between 1722 when his father Thomas is listed in an Essex County Court record with his wife Sarah, and 1730, with the approximate b. date of his first child being 1752. This is a reasonable date. He probably was b. in Essex Co. His father Thomas was said in a 1738 land purchase to be "of Caroline Co." Nothing is known of his early life prior to Nov. 1771 when the following record was made. On 14 Nov 1771, he was ordered to help in the processioning of some lands in Fredericksville Parish of Albemarle Co., with John Ballard and Robert MICHIE*****.

In 1777 he is named as a reader at the Upper Church. For this service he was paid 1040 pounds of tobacco. He is on a list of clerks or readers.

He is listed in the 1779 will of his father, Thomas Ballard. He and his father Thomas were witnesses to the 1780 will of his uncle John. His first marriage about 1752 to an undetermined woman, was unknown, until research on the Shiflett family revealed that Frances could not be the mother of all 15 of his children. She was younger than most of his children. He m(2) probably in the early 1780s, Frances Shiflett, a daughter of John Shiflett and his wife Joice Powell. No marriage records are known for Albemarle Co. before the 1780s. 1786 was the year that Albemarle Co. took over the responsibility of recording marriages from the parish churches. The parish system was disbanded in 1785. Bland's son, Garland, was shown in the 1850 Census of Todd Co., KY, as born in 1786. Bland's daughter, Peachy, was shown in the same census as b. 1787.

On 27 Sep 1793 John Shiflett and wife Joice gave to their daughter Frances Ballard and her daughter Martha 60 acres of land. In Apr 1795 an inventory of the estate of John Shiflett decd. included a bond on Bland Ballard for 5 pounds. On 5 Sep 1796 Joice Shiflett, Bland Ballard and Franky his wife and the other heirs of John Shiflett decd. sold some land to Phillip SEALE.

He listed in his will the names of 15 children. There is a group of nine sons and daughters which he calls "beloved" but leaves them only $1.00 apiece. The others he leaves substantial property and money. This would not seem to be the way to treat "beloved" children UNLESS they were from an earlier marriage and he had provided for them before he married Frances Shiflett. There is another indication that they may be from an earlier marriage and that is, there is seemingly a gap of over 15 years between the birth dates of the groups of children. They are able to be grouped by their type of legacy, and then, when approximate b. dates are given to most, the gap of years appears.

Derby in Ballard-Ballord Bits, p. 208, said Bland died in Shelby Co., KY in 1809, but he confused this Bland with the family of Bland b. 1700 who did go to Shelby Co. I can find no record that this Bland ever left Albemarle Co. He made his will in Albemarle in June 1809 and it was filed for probate there in Nov. 1809.

14 Nov 1771 Fredericksville Parish Vestry Book, p. 98 Ordered that Robert MICHIE, Bland Ballard and John Ballard do procession the lands between Buckmountain and Henry's Creek, the Road and the River

24 Mar 1777 Fredericksville Parish Vestry Book, p. 109 to Bland Ballard as reader at the upper church and Cask - 1040 pounds tobacco in another list he is listed as a clerk or reader

27 Sep 1793 John Shiflett and Joyce his wife to Frances Ballard daughter to said John Joyce Shiflett and Martha Ballard said Frances daughter for love and affection and 5 shillings 60 acres

.............................................................his

Wit: Thos BURTON***...................John x Shiflett

Deed Book 11, p. 141-3............mark

recorded Oct Court 1793

..............................................................her

..................................................Joyce x Shiflett

...........................................................mark

1795 Inventory of estate of John Shiflett decd included 1 bond on Bland Ballard for 5 L recorded in court 1795

Will Book 3, p. 251-3

1 Sep 1796 deed from Frances Shiflett, Bland Ballard and Franky his wife, [and the other named heirs of John Shiflett decd] to Phillip Seale

recorded Sept. court 1796

Albemarle Co. Deed Book 12, p. 1

23 Dec 1796 Henry CARTER*** and Wife Sarah to Bland Ballard all of Albemarle Co. 150 acres on Meadow Creek for 150 L, adjacient land of John Shiflet decd, Martin Hawking, Roland Horsley and Martin Mooney

Wit: Joseph GOODMAN, Thos BURTON, Rowland Horsley

Albemarle Co. Deed Book 12, p. 190-1

6 Feb 1797 Henry Carter and Sarah his wife to Bland Ballard all of Albe. Co., 30 L for 35 Acres beginning at the back of John Shifetts decd, apple orchard

recorded Feb Court 1797

Albemarle Co. Deed Book 12, p. 186-7

5 Jun 1797 Bland Ballard and Frances his wife to Joseph MILLS 200 acres for 200 L, recorded 5 Jun 1797

..................................................................................Bland Ballard

Albemarle Co. Deed Book 12, p. 234-5....................her

...............................................................................Frances x Ballard

...........................................................................................mark

2 Sep 1801 Joice Shiflett and Mary Cox deed to Claudius Buster --- adjacient to land of Bland Ballard on --

Albemarle Co. Deed Book 13, p. 524-5

1801-2 Albemarle County Road Order Book, p. 406

Bland Ballard, Thomas Pettit and others were appointed to view a road from Elizabeth Grady's to Elizabeth Bryan's and report

14 Jun 1803 Albemarle Co. Will Bk 4, p. 134

Appraisal of the estate of Susannah PHILLIPS decd., by Mrs. Bland Ballard Roland Horsley and Joseph GOODMAN who were appointed by the court

signed Roland Horsley

...............Bland BALLARD

..............Jos. GOODMAN

27 Oct 1807 We the undersigned heirs at law of John Shiflett decd assign all our right title and interest [in a tract of land] to Lewis Shiflett

Wit: -----................all heirs

.....................................................................................GARLAND BALLARD

.....................................................................................Bland Ballard

Albemarle Co. Deed Book 16, p. 478-9............Frances Ballard

12 Mar 1808 Bland Ballard to Methodist Episcopal Church for good will and affection, an acre of land whereon the church has built a meeting house

Bland Ballard

Wit: Wm. Ballard

S. NEWMAN

Garland Ballard

Albemarle Co. Deed Bk 16, p. 375-6

28 Jun 1809 date of will, recorded in Albemarle County Court 6 Nov 1809, Will Book 5, p. 44-6

to my dearly beloved wife Frances Ballard, the land I now live on, being the lands that was deeded to me by her father, John Shiflett, about 60 acres, household furniture, stock, cattle, plantation tools of every kind, and the produce that is made on the place and the produce that is laid up for the support of my children to my daughter Jean Nailor, 37 acres, part of a 150 acre tract I purchased of Henry Carter, the remainder to be divided between my two sons and daughter Garland Ballard Bennett D. Ballard and Peachy Hoy to my beloved daughter Patsey Ballard the furniture and feather bed [after wifes deceased]

to my beloved children 1 dollar a peace

Nance Murry

Mary Ballard

Dice Howard

Lucy Maupin

Sarah Ballard

Annis Ray

William Ballard

John Ballard

Thomas Ballard

negro boy Charles to my beloved wife Frances Ballard for her use and benifit and my son Bennett D. Ballard

to my five daughters

Fanny Newcom................................( negro boy Charles to be sold and any money

Annis Ray.............................................over 50 L to go to my son Bennett D. Ballard)

Sarah Ballard

Patsy Ballard

Peachy Hoy

the balance of my estate to go to my son Garland Ballard

2 Jul 1810 Frances Ballard deed to Martin Mooney for 31 3/4 acres for 29 sh, 1 penny Albemarle Co. Deed Book 17, p. 140-1

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May 31, 1787

Ordered that Leonard Sims be appointed Overseer of the raod from Nutbush Road near the bridge to BURTON'S FERRY Road, and that he keep the same in repair with the hands of Elisha Sims, William Sims, Col. William Bullock's Quarter, Sherrod Sims, Richard Watkins, Nathaniel Robertson, James Earles, and John Malone.

Feb. 24, 1802

Marmaduke Johnson, a subscribing witness, proves. on oath, on Bill of Sale from Robert Burton to Jacob Mordecai, which was ordered to be registered.

May 25, 1812

Ordered that Randolph Jordan, Thomas Power, Joseph Tanner, John Wortham, Jr., Lewis Christmas, Richard Power, Dr. Gloster, David Burton and W. G. Wilson's hands work on the road from Warrenton to Owen's Creek.

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I don't remember if we have discussed Robert TENNOCK or not, but I found a will for him in York Co.. VA wills 1725.

Pat

Inventory of Estate of Robert Tonnock 1725 November 15

Inventory of Goods produced by Thomas Dickson as the Estate of Robert Tennoch deced. Sept. 15th. 1725

1 Small feather bed bolster & pillow, 2 old Blanketts, old Rugg 2.10. -

1 Suit.: old Curtains, 3 Iron Curtin Rods, 1 Trussell 1.-.-

3 old Carpet Chairs, ! table.- 12/ One large looking Glass £1.15.- 2.7.-

1 powder trough, 1 Tub, 1 frow, 2 tails 10/ one large weaving table 17/. 1.7.-

2 Chests, 1 Box 15/ Three barber's basins 4 pewter bot. 5 plates 1 dish 1.15.-

4 doz. & 5 bot. a butter pot, 1 Earthen pan -.11.-

1 pr. Tongs, 2 Iron Candlesticks. 1 old Saucepan, 1 fleshforks 1 Small Gun, 1 old Sword, 1 pr. Scissers, & 1 dark Lanthorn -.5.-

1 Stock Lock & Hand Vice -.5.6

1 Saddle with Housing, 1 pr. Spatterdashes, 2 P Shooes 1.10.-

32 lb. plain Grounds 20d. 1 pr. britches & Gloves of Buck Skin 12/6 1.12.6

1 Coat Vest & Britches of Druggett £2. One pr Do. of duroy £1.10 3.10.-

1 old thicksat Coat 1 pr. old Druggtt. britches 1 old Great Coat 1.2.-

2 old Waistcoats, 3 pr. old Britches, 1 pr. holland Spatterdashes -.5.-

1 hatt 7/6, 2 pr. Silk Stockings 7/6. 3 pr. Worsted 4/ -.19.-

5 Shirts 22/. 7 Shaving Cloths 14/. Two Night Caps, 2 pillow Cases 3/ 1.19.-

1 Neck 4 Turnovers 5/. 1 Desk 25/:11 Razor & Cases 27/6 14 old Do. 7/ 3.4.6

Pepper, Alspice, thread 1 Cork Screw, 1 Seal 1 Rule -.1.6

1 Hoan, 3 Combs 2/6. 2 pr. old Cards 2 brushes 10/ -.12.6

2 New Cards, 2 New Brushes 1.10.-

1 Natural Wigg £1. Two Bob Wiggs £ 4.10. Three tye Wiggs £6.10 12.-.-

2 New Blocks 16/. 4 old Ditto 2 Stands 1.4.-

6 doz. 1 Cowls £2 . 5 . 7½ ps. Side 1 ps. Round & ½ ps. brd Wig Ribn. dark Cold. Ribb 30/ 3.15.7

The Same quantity of light Coloured 2.-.-

2 half ps. broad Ribbon 12/. 4 Remnts. Do. 10/ 1.2.-

1 lb. 6 oz. 18 dwt. £1.13.- 12 Oz. bleacht [tycking] 6/ £3.12./ 1 lb. bleacht front @ 3/ £2.8.- 7.13.-

12 oz. Ordry. hair 12/. 14 Oz. tie hair £1.8./ 9 Oz. curled old hair 9/ 2.9.-

12 oz. Curl'd hair 18/. five oz. hair on pipes £1.5. 2.3.-

Horse hair 2/6. 1 Barbers pole some Shelves 7/6. 5 Gross Curling pipes 5/ -.15. -

59.11.½

In Obedience to an order of York County Court Wee the Subscribers being first Sworn did appraise all the Estate of Robert Tennock deced. Exhibited to us by Thos. Dickson And do find the Same to amount as above to fifty Nine pounds Eleven Shillings one penny halfpenny Current money.

Samuel COBBS***

Wil. Prentis

Stephen Besouth

At a Court held for York County Novr. 15th. 1725 This Invry. & Appraisemt. was presented in Court & admitted to record.

Test. Phi: LIGHTFOOT*** Cl. Cur.

York County Wills & Inventories 16, 1720-1729, p.365

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AMELIA CO. MARRIAGES

Dec. 3, 1781, Burton, John & Martha Cocke Farley.

April, 1782, Burton, Wm & Mary Ann ELLIS.

1787, Burton, Wm. & Lucy Hazlegrove.

Nov. 16, 1788, Burton, Wm & Oney Morris (d. of Moses).

May 14, 1782, Burton, Thos. & Martha Seay.

1789, Burton, Wm & Branch Morris.

July, 1795, Burton, Allen & Sally Goodwin.

Dec., 1800, Burton, Samuel & Susan Morris.

July, 1807, Burton, Wm & Nancy Meador.

May, 1816, Burton, Peter & Elizb L. Newman.

May, 1817, Burton, Samuel & Elizb Wingo.

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Gibson Burton found in:

U.S. Selected Counties, 1830 Census Index

State:IL

County:MARION CO.

Page #:195

Census/Enumeration year:1830

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BURTON, Robert

(1747?1825)

BURTON, Robert, (uncle of Hutchins Gordon Burton), a Delegate from North Carolina; born near Chase City, Mecklenburg County, Va., October 20, 1747; attended private schools; moved to Granville County, N.C., in 1775; engaged as a planter; served in the Revolutionary Army and as quartermaster general attained the rank of colonel; member of the Governor?s council in 1783 and 1784; Member of the Continental Congress in 1787; member of the commission to establish the boundary line between the States of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia in 1801; died in Granville (now Vance) County, N.C., May 31, 1825; interment on his estate, ?Montpelier,? at Williamsboro (now Henderson), Vance County, N.C.

More About ROBERT BURTON PINNIX:

Burial: **** See RICHEYs of Abbeville w/BELTONs, SKIDMOREs

Fac: 1860, Yadkin Co. Census:Robert Penix (68), Anna (65), William (34), Martin (21), Rebecca (12).In KNOBS Township beside William PETTYJOHN (53).

Fact 1: December 11, 1748, Arthur HUTCHINGS, son of Francis and Jane Hutchings christened in Albemarle Parish, Sussex Co., VA.Godparents George LONG, David STOKES, Mary ROGERS.

Fact 2: April 08, 1816, John MONEY, bm.On September 07, 1817 John Money married Lydia AUSTILL in Surry Co.

Fact 3: 1835, Taxed for 180ac on HUNTING CREEK adj. A. CHAPPELL in Capt. WINDSOR's District.

Fact 4: 1850, Surry Co. Census:Robert Pinnix (60), Anna (58), William (27), George (26), Robert (24), Frederick (20), Anna (18), Sally Pinnix (13), Martin (10) -- Southern Division beside James SHORE (23w/wife Susan).Martin SHORES (19) in household of Wm PETTYJOHN.

Note: BURTON??? BELTON???See BELTON, SC near Spartanburg.

Notes for ANNA LONG:

PENCE, Anna Catherine

b. ABT. 1740 Augusta Co, VA

d. BET. 1820 - 1824 Mecklenburg Co, NC

Gender: Female

Family:

Spouse: LONG, Henry

b. ABT. 1745 Augusta Co, VA

d. ABT. 1805 Mecklenburg Co, NC

Gender: Male

Children:

Long, Anna Catherine

Long, Mary

Long, Jacob

Long, Henry

Long, Adam

Long, Margaret Catherine

Long, Mary Magdalene

Long, John

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Bolton, Atlas

b. 1838 NC

Gender: Male

Parents:

Father: Bolton, William

Mother: Nancy,

Family:

Marriage: ABT. 1856

Spouse: Pence, Elizabeth

b. 1832 Cabarrus Co, NC

Gender: Female

Children:

Bolton, Jennett

b. 1857

Gender: Female

Bolton, John

b. 1860

Gender: Male

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Nancy,

b. 1798 NC

d. AFT. 1860

Gender: Female

Family:

Spouse: Bolton, William

b. 1794 NC

d. AFT. 1860

Gender: Male

Children:

Bolton, Wilson

b. 1826

Gender: Male

Bolton, Elizabeth

Bolton, Terrell

Bolton, Calvin

Bolton, Amanda

Bolton, Margaret

b. 1836

Gender: Female

Bolton, Atlas

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Ann Long

Sex: F

Birth: ABT. 1704 in Burk's Co., PA

Reference Number: 1221

Father: Thomas Long

Mother: Jane LNU

Marriage 1 Nicholas Hale III b: 2 JAN 1701/02 in Baltimore Co.,MD-Hailes Fellowship

Married: 25 DEC 1723 in St. Pauls Parish, Baltimore Co., MD

Children

Nicholas Hale IV b: 2 NOV 1724 in Baltimore Co.,MD-Hailes Fellowship

Susanna Hale b: 26 DEC 1727 in St. Pauls Parish, Baltimore Co.,MD

Mary (Day) Hale b: 7 JUL 1730 in St. Pauls Parish, Baltimore Co.,MD

Ann Hale b: 20 DEC 1732 in St. Pauls Parish, Baltimore Co.,MD

Shadrack Hale b: 7 SEP 1735 in St. Pauls Parish, Baltimore Co.,MD

Meshack Hale b: 19 AUG 1738 in St. Pauls Parish, Baltimore Co.,MD

Abednego Hale b: 12 AUG 1741 in St. Pauls Parish, Baltimore Co.,MD

John Hale b: 13 SEP 1743 in St. Pauls Parish, Baltimore Co.,MD

Marriage 2 William Bannister

Married: 26 APR 1763

Children of ROBERT PINNIX and ANNA LONG are:

16. i. OVERTON8 PINNIX, b. April 08, 1819; d. June 30, 1907.

17. ii. WILLIAM PINNIX, b. 1822; d. Buck Shoals, Yadkin Co., NC.

18. iii. GEORGE PINNIX, b. 1824; d. Aft. 1910.

19. iv. ROBERT PINNIX, b. 1826.

20. v. FREDERICK PINNIX, b. 1830; d. Bef. 1870.

21. vi. ANNA PINNIX, b. 1832.

vii. SARAH PINNIX, b. 1837; m. LEVI JOHNSON, August 17, 1854, Yadkin Co., NC; b. 1833.

Notes for SARAH PINNIX:

North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Record [info]

about Sarah Penix

Groom: Levi Johnson

Bride: Sarah Penix

Bond Date: 13 Sep 1854

Bond #: 000169575

Marriage Date: 17 Aug 1854

Level Info: North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868

ImageNum: 006203

County: Yadkin

Record #: 01 043

Bondsman: William Pettyjo

Witness: B B Benham

Performed By: James Wells, Justice of the Peace

22. viii. MARTIN C. PINNIX, b. September 08, 1838; d. October 01, 1927, Yadkin Co., NC.

23. ix. MISCELLANEOUS BURTON PINNIX.

4.MARTHA7 PINNIX (OVERTON6, JOHN5, JOHN4 PENICK, EDWARD3 PENIX, EDWARD???2 PENICKS, MISCELLANEOUS1 PINNIX) was born December 25, 1794 in Orange Co., NC or Rowan Co., NC, and died December 06, 1865 in Yadkin Co., NC.She married FREDERICK LONG Abt. June 14, 1821 in Surry Co., NC, son of JOHN LONG and ELIZABETH WAGGONER.He was born February 28, 1798 in Surry Co., NC, and died March 25, 1884 in NC.

Notes for MARTHA PINNIX:

Surnames: LONG

Submitter: Edwyna (bidhigh@ fair.net)

Date: 23 Sep 1999

In the book " Some Decendents of John Counts of Glade Hollow" HENRY DICKERSON LONG lived in Tishomingo County. He owned a large plantation with property valued at 35,000.00. He had a large amount of slaves and lost most of his wealth in the Civil War. They are suppose to be buried on the plantation in Tishomingo County. I hope someone has a book of the history of the county or some knowledge of this plantation. I would appreciate any information anyone has about this family. Thanks in advance,

Notes for FREDERICK LONG:

Children of CHRISTIAN FENDER and ANNA MARIA "MARY" are:

1. GABRIEL FENDER, b. Abt. 1763, Virginia; d. March 24, 1837, Sumption Prairie, St Joseph County, Indiana; m. SOPHIA LONG, Bef. 1790; b. Abt. 1768.

2. NIMROD FENDER, b. 1766, Virginia/North Carolina; d. June 22, 1851, Owen County, Indiana; m. SARAH JANE SUMMERS/SOMERS in North Carolina; b. abt 1766, d. April 22, 1857, Owen County, Indiana.

3. ANNA MARIA "MARY" FENDER, b. Bet. 1767 - 1769, Virginia / North Carolina; d. Abt. 1849; m. DANIEL HOPPES, Abt. 1783, North Carolina; b. Abt. 1757, Virginia / North Carolina; d. 1816, North Carolina.

4. MICHAEL FENDER, b. Abt. 1776, Virginia / North Carolina; d. June 1866, Monroe County, Tennessee; m. WINNIFRED "WINNIE" HOLCOMB, Surry County, North Carolina; b. Abt. 1779, North Carolina; d. December 19, 1868, Monroe County, Tennessee.

5. HENRY S. FENDER, b. December 01, 1778, Deep Creek, Surry County, North Carolina; d. July 08, 1863, Wayne County, Indiana; m. ELIZABETH LONG, September 26, 1797, Surry County, North Carolina; b. May 30, 1780, Surry County, North Carolina; d. April 23, 1861, Wayne County, Indiana.

6. JOHN FENDER, b. September 16, 1780, Surry County, North Carolina; d. April 1836, Montgomery, Indiana; m. ELIZABETH UNKNOWN , North Carolina.

7. SARAH FENDER, b. Bef. 1786, Surry County, North Carolina. She married JONATHAN GENTRY of Wilkes Co., NC..

8. CATHERINE FENDER, b. Bef. 1786. No further information to date.

More About FREDERICK LONG:

Burial: **** see Alexander LONG and Alexander MOORE Long

Fact 1: 1860, Census in Yadkinville (household #240, real estate 2,500/personal 1,500)Frederick Long (62), Martha (58), Sarah (29), Elizabeth (26), Dobson (24).

Fact 2: October 01, 1818, Bondsman for Henry SHORE and Elizabeth PARSONS of Surry Co., NC.

Fact 3: 1850, Surry Co. census Frederick (52, $2,000), Martha (55), Catherine (24), Malinda (21), Sally (18), Elizabeth (15), Dobson (13).Next hh George Long (23), Elizabeth (20).

Fact 4: 1860, Yadkin Co. Census:Frederick LONG (62), Martha (58), Sarah (29), Elizabeth (26), Dobson (24) in Yadkinville beside Joshua B. GENTRY and the IRELANDs -- Elizabeth PINNIX (71) also on this page.

Children of MARTHA PINNIX and FREDERICK LONG are:

i. WILLIE F.8 LONG, b. Abt. 1822; m. BARSHEBA X, Bef. 1850, Surry Co., NC.

Notes for WILLIE F. LONG:

Company I 28th Regiment

Officers;

Bohannon, Simon S., Capt

Holcomb, D. F., 1st Lt

Bohannon, Neal, 1st Lt

Snow, J. H., 1st Lt

Long, Frederick, 2nd Lt

Holcombe, John T., 2nd Lt

Snow, Jordan T., 2nd Lt

Thompson, Samuel T., 2nd Lt

Todd, Leander A., 2nd Lt

ii. MARY LONG, b. Abt. 1823.

24. iii. NATHAN LONG, b. Abt. 1824.

iv. CATHERINE LONG, b. 1826.

25. v. GEORGE LONG, b. 1827.

vi. MALINDA LONG, b. 1829.

vii. SARAH LONG, b. 1831.

viii. ELIZABETH LONG, b. 1834.

Notes for ELIZABETH LONG:

Surnames:LONG

Submitter:Susan Lane ([email protected])

Date:07 Apr 2000

There was an Eliza Long murdered in 1848, by a slave named Adeline. Adeline was tried and convicted of murder and hers was the second legal hanging in Tishomingo County. She was hung in October 1848. I am trying to get information on the Long family involved. If there are court records, I would love to know where they are kept. I need an age of Eliza and anything else I can find.

ix. DOBSON LONG, b. 1836.

Notes for DOBSON LONG:

This notice appeared in 14 Feb 1755 & later issues thru 27 Jun 1755 in the

Virginia Gazette:

Matthew Anderson (probably of Hanover) dec'd, the case of Rich. Dobson & Frances

his wife against William Taylor, Gent. - General court

Mentions:

Matthew Anderson

John Goodwin & Mary his wife

John & Lucy Anderson infants

John Scott

Bartlett Anderson & John Anderson exors of Matthew Anderson.

The 1747 family bible of John Goodwin Jr, lists these deaths:

Frances Dobson d 15 Nov 1768

John Anderson d 2 Dec 1760.

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Wayne Co., IL (formed from Edwards Co. 1819)

30 July 1820 Robert Penick md. Elizabeth Clemmons

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Sangamon Co., 1850

138APenicBetsey46KY

138APenicCoon47VA

138APenicDaniel11IL

138APenicJas.19IL

138APenicJerry21IL

138APenicJohn18IL

138APenicMargaret9IL

138APenicMary16IL

138APenicMary18IL

138APenicNancy20IL

138APenicRobert51KY

138APenicRobert16IL

138APenicRobert22IL

138APenicThursday12IL

138APenicWilliam24IL

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Stokes Deeds

12-13-1789 between Wm. and Martha DOBSON and Turner PATTERSON 100 pds.

180 a. Beloose Creek. Peter FULPS line...Peter Ludowicks line.

Stokes Co. Wills 1-1V 1790-1864

10-26-1825 Will of Wm. WRAY********** mentions land sold to Nathaniel PHENIX***********

5.GREEN ALEXANDER7 PINNIX, CAPT. (OVERTON6, JOHN5, JOHN4 PENICK, EDWARD3 PENIX, EDWARD???2 PENICKS, MISCELLANEOUS1 PINNIX) was born March 04, 1797 in Rowan Co., NC, and died April 06, 1870 in Choctaw Co., MS.He married (1) SARAH AUSTILL Abt. 1821 in Spartanburg, SC, daughter of JOSEPH AUSTILL and NANCY LITTLEJOHN.She was born February 06, 1803, and died February 19, 1836.He married (2) MARTHA ANN MCCAFFERTY Abt. 1837 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, daughter of THOMAS MCCAFFERTY and HANNAH REED.She was born April 18, 1820 in Union Co., SC.

Notes for GREEN ALEXANDER PINNIX, CAPT.:

Will of Joseph Austill, Sr.

In the name of God, Amen. I, Joseph Austell of the State of South Carolina a Spartanburg District being verry sick and weak in or imperfect health of body but - of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given unto God calling unto mind the Mortality of my body, and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament. I give and recommend my Soul in-to the Hand of Almighty God that gave it and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in a Decent Christian burial at the discretion of my Executors.

I give and devise and dispose of my worldly Estate in the following manner and form. First I give and bequeath the whole of my Estate both real and personal to my beloved wife Nancy during her life after my just debts are paid.

Item: I wish my beloved daughter Elizabeth Lovet to have 50 acres of my land lying or adjoining to a certain Spring called Jim or to have money prepared from the estate by the executors to buy her fifty acres of land and the land to be at the discretion of her brother William Austell and I also wish my said daughter Elizabeth Lovet to have after deducting one hundred and fifty dollars an equal part of my estate at her mother's death, and her brother William to have the sole concern and management of her part. I wish her property to be taken care of by her brother for her and her children after her.

Item: I wish my Son in law Walter Gilkey after deducting Two Hundred and fifty dollars an equal part of my estate.

Item: I wish my son in law James Austell after paying one hundred and twenty dollars to have an equal part of my estate.

Item: I wish my son William Austell after paying one hundred and fifteen dollars to have an equal part of the estate.

Item: I wish my daughters Nancy and Catharien to have their equal parts of the estate. And if they should die without increase the property to return to the surviving brothers and sisters.

Item: I wish my son in law GREEN A. PENNIX after paying one hundred and twenty dollars to have an equal part of my estate.

Item: I wish my two sons Samuel and Joseph to have the land I now live on at valuation, if the land should not after being valued be equal to the others they must make them up equal out of the estate, but if too much they must pay back to the balance of my legatees. My wife Nancy Austell I appoint my soul executrix, William Austell and Amos Austell my executors of this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all other and former wills, in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 5th Oct. 1823.

Testators:William Littlejohn

Joseph Austell

Spencer Morgan

Elizabeth (her mark) Lovet

Recorded in Will Book B; page 37

Box I, pkg. 2

Recorded 23rd day of December 1824

V S. C. page 2

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United States Census, 1830 Spartanburg County, South Carolina

ARNOLDS and Allied Families (Contributed by Mrs. Sam Davis and Mrs. Grady L. Ross)

page 253

Hodgson Thomas Major Handcock Robert Byars Caleb Cooper

John Gordon Joab Byars Wm. T. McFadden Allen Surratt

Anderson Humphries Isaah Byars SIMPSON BOHANNON Jesse Perkeson

John LACKY (LACKEY) Michael Seller Samuel D. Morriss Wm. Cooper, Jun.

John VINESETT (VINCENT)

page 254.

WILEY ARRENDALE Mathias Turner JAMES ARRENDALE (or Arrondale?)

1 male 3O-40 LEWIS CLARY***1 male 30-40

1 female 5?101 female under 5

1 female 30-40 1 female 15-20

1 female 40?50

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page 2514 - continued

Martin Dafron James Kimrnings Calvin Loring John Vinesent (VINCENT)

Enoch England Wm. Wilson Hiram L. SCRUGGS John Cooper

Albert FONDREN**** Stoball (STOVALL) SCRUGGS James WILEY John Williams

Nathaniel Jones Robert SCRUGGS Joseph Parris Wm. Brock

Love Z. B, MorrisJohn Calvert Samuel Paris (Sen.)Jesse Vinsent (VINCENT)

Samuel Paris (Jun.)Ellender Jones

Page 255

John ArrandellVincent SpouceWillis Allen (Jun)Joseph V. Allen

1 male 5-10Yound AllenJohn BrockWm. Littlejohn

* 1 male 20-30Henry GriffinRichard VINCENTNathaniel Paris(Sen)

1 female under 5David HembryLedson GriffinJames Paris

1 female 20-39Wm. BuiseEster EmbreeWm. Byars

1 female 70-80

Page 256

Polly PhillipsNimrod HortonWillis ArrondaleCAPT. GREEN PENIX**********************

Wm. HumphresJames Wiatt1 male 5-10POLLY ARRONDELL

Henry TurnerEli GREEN1 male 15-201 female 20-30

Joseph DafronJohn Willson1 male 40-501 female 60-70

SIMPSON HESTERWm. Martin1 female 5-10James Brown

Wm. FONDREN***Elizabeth McCary1 female 10-15Michael Sellers

Mary Vinesett (VINCENT)Wm. Morgan1 female 30-40Sarah Poile

Wm. B. Turner

Page 257

Isaac PennetonSoloman PennetonHenry Surratt

John GIBSONJesse PennetonJohn Hurt

S. GIBSON & P. TippetWm. SurrattJohn Mathis

Noah PennetonSally ByarsJames Morningstar

page 258

H. Hogan & M. StroupJonathan WareCHARLES ARRONDALE (?)

Benjamin W. RichardsThos. Layton1 male under 5

H. Stanard D. BriceLEWIS MARTEN1 male 30-40

E. Logan & N. GuthreeSarah Adams1 female under 5

Pelegg CawleyMartin Cantrell1 female 5-10

Wm. GeorgeJohn Laurance (?)2 females 10-15

Martin MARTENBrison Vanevers1 female 30-40

Thomas Cole

page 266

Wm. T. HallH.A. JohnstonJAMES ARNOLDShadrack Waldrip

John BishopHezekiah Pollard1 male 5-10Richard Weathers

Ozbon SeayWm. Pollard1 male 20-30Jeremiah Burnett

Thomas DavisJames Mason1 male 60-70

Alfred SHORESColeman Wood1 female 5-10

Samuel JohnsonJesse Riggen1 female 20-30

Swepton HighStephen Hambee1 female 40-50

Capt. B. C. Wilkinson

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page 315

Richard Morriss John Matthews, Sen.

Lunceford Cantrell Littleberry Hinds

Wm. Cantrell Wm. McKiny

Wm. Turner Briant Bonner

page 316

Gabird McCraw RICHARD ARUNDEL John Surratt

Balas Harris 1 male 5?10 James Cooper

Matthew Cooper 2 males 10?15 Isaac Gordon

Joseph Richards 1 male 15-20 John Morgan and E. R.

Wm. Clary 1 male 60-70 Susanah Walker

Robert LIPSCOMB 1 female 15-20 Lewis Blanton

Thomas Harriss 1 female 20-30 Obadiah Surratt

Laurence Anderson 1 female 50-60 George Petty

Martin Harriss Isham STACY

Wm, Harriss 5 slaves DRURY SCRUGGS

Wm. G. Clark Thomas Lantrip

John Guyton David Buice (BRUCE?)

Charles HESTER

page 317

Anthony Surratt Robert STACY Col. Wilson Nesbitt REDRICK ARRENDALE

Anthony Bates Caleb Jones, Esq.Wm. Lockhart 1 male 15-20

Wm. W. Webber Micajo Barnett Wm. Ross 1 male 60-70

Wm. Webber Thomas LlttlejohnSamuel S. Ross, Esq.1 female 10-15

John Easwood Jesse HumphriesPeggy Walker 1 female 50-60

Margaret Mackie Hannah Collins Jesse Tate

Willis Allen Wm. Mills Samuel Surratt John Surratt, Sen.

Nancy Wood Amos AUSTELL (AUSTILL)Charles Ellis

page 318

Elijah Turner Moses Webber Thomas Tompson Samuel Guthrie

Joseph Byares Wm. AUSTELL (AUSTILL) Stephen G. Petty James Lands

Benjamin Price Ann AUSTELL (AUSTILL) Johnathan Buice John Wood

Fielding Turner (?)

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Spartanburg District SC Deed Abstracts 1827-1839

Book V, p. 475

#602

1jan1835

Thomson B. COLLINS (Union District) to Samuel OTTERSON, for $4,000 sold all my interest and right in a certain tract of land willed by my Grand Father William THOMSON Decd (York District) to his daughter Margaret McKIE, during her natural life and at her death to William T. NUCKOLL and myself, to be divided equally as to quantity and quality.Lying in Spartanburgh District in the fork of and on both sides of Big and Little THICETY*********, containing 2,400ac more or less.

Bound:Thomas LITTLEJOHN and Elizabeth LIPSCOMB (E), Harry GRIFFIN (S), BISE (W), *****GREEN A. PENIXES***** and Samuel GUTHRIE (N).

Wits:William NORRIS, James SCOTT.

Signed Thomas B. COLLINS.

Spartanburg District SC Deed Abstracts 1839-1848

Book X, p. 226

#261

1840

William M. GILKEY, Attorney for GREEN A. PENNIX, ahve this day for $150 sold until William AUSTELL, Exor. of Joseph AUSTELL decd., all his right and interest in the Estate of Joseph AUSTELL decd, both Real and personal property which he may be entitled to in right of is children born of Sarah PENNIX decd, a daughter of aforesaid Joseph AUSTELL.

Wits:Samuel L. AUSTELL, A. A. GILKEY.

/s/G. A. PENNIX by his Attorney W. M. GILKEY.

Witnessed oath by Alfred A. GILKEY 20feb1840 to J. TAPP, J.Q. Ex off.

Recorded 7mar1840.

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NC Land grants to SC from Tyron Co.

JOHN HOGAN File No. 443 Grant no. 59: Bk 22 p. 16 Plat: Apr. the 8th

1772.Surveyed for John HOGAN 300 ac...on McBee's Fork of THICKETTY

Creek********** between Vardry McBee's and Hannah's Cabin... P William SIMS, John

NUCKLES***********, Richard NUCKLES, SC Bearers

Grant issued May 15, 1772

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Mississippi Land Patents Database:Choctaw County P-S

Contributed by Joy Fisher and Tina Vickery

Copyright.All rights reserved.

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Last NameFirst Name MI SECTIONTOWNSHIP RANGE MERIDIANTOTAL_ACRE SIGN_DATEREMARKS

PINNIXGREEN A 27 18N 11E CHOCTAW80.44 1841/02/27

PINNIXJOSEPH A 29 18N 11E CHOCTAW40.07 1860/05/01

PINNIXJOSEPH 26 18N 11E CHOCTAW80.19 1859/10/01

PINNIXGREEN A 14 18N 10E CHOCTAW40.12 1859/10/01

PINNIXGREEN A 3 17N 10E CHOCTAW39.63 1848/09/

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SPRINGHILL CHURCH, CHOCTAW, MS

...P. 22

Saturday before the first Lord?s day in Feb 1857 the Springhill church met in conference and opened the door for membership

Received letter Brother OVERTON and Sister Rebecca COTTON on motion adjourned.

J HESTER clerk pro tem

Saturday before the first Lord?s day in March 1857 the Springhill church met in conference. Opened the door for membership. On motion adopted that the minutes of every meeting shall red (be read?) at the conference. Brother Herod (HARROD***???) FONDREN reported Brother MURPEY (MURPHY) for drinking to much and using bad language; on motion a committee of three was appointed to visit Brother MURPHEY and invite him to the next meeting. Committee E. MCCLAIN, I STACY, A. W. MCCLAIN, Brother K. A. WATSON. Reported Brother HERRING for drinking to much and bad conduct; on motion postponed till next meeting for consideration. On motion by Brother HESTER to alter or amend the 15 rule; on motion referred to the next meeting for consideration...

P. 37

Church met in conference on Saturday before the first Sabbath in January 1861. Opened the door for membership. A charge was preferred against Brother Sebron ANDERSON for dancing; committee appointed to see him and cite him to trial viz. H FONDREN and O COTTON. Sister Citta CRANDON was reported for dancing and the following committee appointed to cite her to trial D WATSON and W D WILLIAMS. It is rumored that Brother Jackson NIBLET was blacked and drunk and a committee appointed to investigate the matter viz. A C MILLS and Hardy FONDREN. The church adjourned till Saturday before the first Sabbath in Feb.

E W NORRIS Moderator; Hardy FONDREN Church Clerk

The church met in conference on the first Sabbath in February and granted T N WILKINSON