Burton-Washburn Genealogy
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| 351 | Alfred Duncan was bondsman, Benjamin Kittrell was witness. | Family F4618
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| 352 | Alfred Jones (20-29) was enumerated in Granville Co. with 3 males under 5 and wife (20-29). Alfred Jones was executor of the estate of Claiborn Parrish in 1836, Granville Co. He was also guardian of Mrs. Mary Parrish. The 1840 census found them in Bedford Co., TN. Alfred Jones (48 NC) was enumerated in Carroll Co., TN, in 1850 with Edy (47), Green (12 NC), Thomas (10 TN), Rebecca (8 TN), Beedy (6 TN), and Ralph W. (3 NC). They were living near the family of Claiborn Parrish with whom son Marion Jones (14 NC) was enumerated. Wife Eddy Jones (56) was HOH in 1860 Carroll Co. | Jones, Alfred (I24753)
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| 353 | Alfred S. Burton was enumerated by this name in the 1850 census when he was still living with his parents. He went by the name Smith in at least three censuses, first in the 1880 Martin Co., IN, census. His father John and brother George were living with him and the rest of his family at this time. Smith was so named in the 1900 Bloomington IN and the 1920 Monroe Co. IN census. It is probable that he was named after an uncle. The children listed are those identified in censuses. Notes from Bob Burton of Gainesville: 1850 Census, Gallatin Co, KY, page 203. Burton, John M48 TN Delilah F36 IN John W. M15 IN William A. J. F13 Alfred S. M11 Martha J. F 9 Martin J. M 8 James H. P. M 6 Casandra F 4 Samuel M20 1860: Cannot locate in the census. 1870 Census, Polk Township-Pleasant Hill, Cass Co, MO, page 680. Burton, Smith M32 IN Malinda F26 IN Laura F 8 IN John S. M 5 IN Mary S. F 3 IN Sharlottie B. F 1 MO The families of brothers John H. Burton (M35), William A. Burton (M33), Martin F. Burton (M27), and James P. Burton (M24) are next door neighbors. 1880 Census, Halbert Township, Martin Co, IN, page 276. Burton, Smith M41 IN/NC/IN Malinda F37 IN/IN/IN Laura F17 John M15 Mary F13 Belle F11 Emma F 7 Henry M 4 Joseph M 1 George M24 brother John M76 father 1900 Census, Bloomington Township, Monroe Co, IN, page 193B. Burton, Smith M61 IN/KY/IN Malinda F56 IN/IN/VA Susan F19 Harry M17 Henry Burton (M23) is a next door neighbor. 1910: Cannot locate in census. 1920 Census, Richland Township-Ellettsville, Monroe Co, IN, page 113. Smith Burton (M81-IN/KY/IN) appears as a widowed father-in-law in the family of William (M49) and Lude (F39) Crum. | Burton, Alfred Smith (I6893)
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| 354 | Alfred Stout (55 TN) was enumerated in Callaway Co. in 1880 with Nancy J. (58 NC), John Robinson (27 NC), Winiford J. Stout (18 MO), and Laura Stout (15 MO). They were living next door to Nathan Hord and his wife (Nancy Stout’s daughter), Nancy C. (30 NC). Nathan married Winney Stout in 1917 after the death of Nancy in 1915. | Stout, Alfred (I22768)
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| 355 | Algie was enumerated in the 1920 Dan River, Pittsylvania Co., VA, census as Emra (as it was spoken), living with his mother, brother, and his mother's second husband. They were mislabled as sons-in-law. James and Emery were step-sons. Algie was about 2 weeks old when his father died. He was enumerated as Algie in the Dan River, Pittsylvania Co., VA, 1930 census (and correctly as a step-son). He was living with his mother and her husband in Pittsylvania Co. In the 1940 Rustburg, Campbell Co., VA, census, Algie N. and Eugenia C. Burton were living next door to his mother and step-father. They had been married about 9 yrs. Algie and his step-father were both railroad men. In subsequent records, including his gravestone, he went by Algie Noel Burton. Algie served in the US Navy during WW2, enlisted 25 Oct 1943. Exact dates from SSDI. Buried in Georgetown, SC, Pennyroyal Mem. Gardens. There appear to have been no children of this marriage. http://articles.dailypress.com/1991-09-05/news/9109050071_1_mr-burton-native-screven-baptist-church ALGIE N. BURTON GEORGETOWN, S.C. - Algie Noell Burton, 79, a former resident of Newport News, died Tuesday, Sept. 3. Mr. Burton retired from Newport News Shipbuilding and was a former Southern Railroad employee. The native of Danville moved to Georgetown from Newport News 12 years ago. He was a member and past president of Woodmen of the World, Camp 49, in Newport News, and a former member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mr. Burton was also a member of Screven Baptist Church and the Keystone Sunday School class of the church. Survived by his wife, Eugenia Milloway Burton; and a brother, James H. Burton of Kure Beach, N.C. Visitation from 6 to 8 tonight at Mayer Funeral Home, Georgetown Chapel. Funeral at 11 a.m. Friday at Screven Baptist Church, Georgetown, by the Rev. C. Timothy Clark. Burial in Pennyroyal Memorial Gardens, Georgetown. Memorials to Connie Maxwell Children's Home, P.O. Box 1178, Greenwood, S.C. 29648. | Burton, Algie Noel (I212)
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| 356 | Alice Green was baptised on 10 Oct 1884 in Lancashire, England. She was named as a relative “back home” in her brothers’ ship’s manifest when they arrived in Boston in 1909. She was enumerated as a single lodger in the Morrison household, 26 yr old calico weaver, born in Bury. | Green, Alice (I17666)
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| 357 | Alice J. Humphries (53, widow) was enumerated in daughter Annie Ruth Doyle’s family’s 1930 Petersburg City household along with daughter Alice V. (13) and son Wilbert Y. (8). She was enumerated alone in the 1940 census. | Fields, Alice Jane (I13574)
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| 358 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I13572)
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| 359 | Alice was called Willie Alice Roper on her son's death certificate (James Pass Burton). Alice was a minor when her father died in 1846. Her guardian was Thomas C. Pass. Alice (4) was living with her mother, Elizabeth, and siblings Mary E. (9) and Isabella C. (7) in Caswell Co. in 1850 census. The children were all recorded as having been born in Missouri (but it was mistranscribed as Massachusetts). Clemontine was not named in this enumeration but was mentioned in her father's will. It is quite likely that Clemontine and Isabella were the same person. A 17 yr. old C. Roper was living with Thomas and Frances Brandon in the 1860 census. Frances was Isabella C.'s aunt. In the 1860 census, Alice (14) and Henry (38 yr. old mechanic, deaf & dumb) Roper were living in Thomas C. Pass's household. Thomas's wife Jane was her aunt. John and Alice were enumerated in the 1870 Dan River twp., Caswell Co. census, along with their two young sons. A widowed Alice was enumerated in the 1900 Cleveland, Rowan Co., NC, census, living with 5 of her children, Jaconas [Jechonias], Lenora, Noel, Mary and Martha. In 1910, she was living in Scotch Irish Twp, Rowan Co., with her daughter Mary. Jaconas and Noel were nearby with their families. In this census, Alice indicated that she had had 9 children, 8 of whom were alive. Her name was given as Willie Alice Roper in her son, James Pass Burton's, death certificate. It was given as Alice Roper on her daughter Martha's death certificate. | Roper, Alice Wilson “Willie” (I1896)
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| 360 | Alice's approximate DOB from 1900 census. She was living alone as HOH in the 1930 Ottawa Co., OK, census, near her son Owen and his family. | Snyder, Alice Jane (I6715)
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| 361 | All abstracts, except notes in brackets, from Kendall's books. CC Deed Bk J, p.78, Robert Whitton of CC to Epaphroditus Stone of same, for 100 lbs, 96 A n side Hogan's Cr adj George Whitton, George Allen Davis. 12 Aug 1795. Wit: Nathan Dunkin, James Hopper, George Whitton. Deed Bk J, p. 299, Epaphroditus Stone of CC to Holcot Towns of same, for 60 lbs, 96 A n side Hogan's Cr adj George Whitton, George Allen Davis former line. 21 May 1796. Wit: Berryman Turner, Spilby Coleman, Jeremiah Duncan. [Spilby Coleman was married to 2 Burtons, they were first cousins; his second wife was my 4thggf's sister] Deed Bk L, p.272-3, John O'Neal (also written as John Neal) of CC to Epaphroditus Stone of same, for 24 lbs, 35 A on Hogan's Cr adj William McCollum, William Ware; McCollum being a legatee of old Mrs. Ware. 26 Nov 1799. Wit: Joel McDaniel, Thomas Ware, William Ware. Deed Bk M, p.178, George Yates of CC to Epaphroditus Stone of same, for 190 lbs, 96 A on n side Hogan's Cr adj William Ware Jun., Edward Neal. 2 Nov 1801. Wit: Samuel French, Joel McDaniel, William Ware. P. 295, John Ware of CC to Epaphroditus Stone of same, for 21 lbs, 35 A adj Stone, Ware. 23 Apr 1802. Wit: Jas Burton, Priscilla Gunn. [James Burton was my 4th-ggf and Priscilla Gunn was a half-sister of James's wife, my 4th-ggm, Sarah Gunn. Priscilla Gunn later married James's nephew, Noel Burton, and they moved to TN.] Deed Bk P, p. 224-5, Henry McClarney of CC to Epp Stone of same, for $400, 139 A on Hogan's Cr adj John Neil, Gossage, George Humphreys, Burton. 28 Sept 1807. Wit: Jas D. Patton, Silvs Stokes, Jesse Perkins Jun. [This would be James Burton] P.358, William Price Sen. of Pittsylvania Co., VA, to his son Major Price of CC, for love & affection, 333.75 A on Hogan's Cr adj James Martin, Epaphroditus Stone, William Ware. 17 June 1809. With: William W. Price, Maraday Price. [The Prices and McDaniels were cousins of my Burtons. Major Price was an executor of Epp's will in 1811.] Deed Bk Q, p. 290, Major Price of CC to Eppaphroditus Stone of same, for $280, 145 & 1/3 A on Rutledge Cr adj Daniel Gossadge, at Dixe's Ferry Rd, Luke Palmer, Robert West. 7 Aug 1809. Wit: Simon Adams, Peter Smith, William Chilton. NB-12 A excepted that William Gossage purchased of George Humphreys Jun. and has deed for. P. 297-8, Eppa Stone to Bazaliel Wier - whereas Stone indebted to John Willson for $1650, for 5 shillings, 500 A where Stone lives on Hogan's Cr; also negro man Amos, girl Letty, small girl Ester, girl Rachel, woman Betty, girl Dilcy, follow Abram, woman Jenney, boy Daniel - same to be sold unless Stone pays debt within 6 mos. 18 Oct 1809. Wit: Nathaniel Willson, Jno Caldwell, Thomas Stewart. Caswell Co., NC, Will Bk F, p.204, July Court 1811, Epephroditus Stone, Will, w. 17 May 1811. Wife Lucy; children: Tilman, John, Robert, Peter, and James Stone. Exec: friends Major Price, Silvanus Stokes. Wit: Robert West, Thos. Penick. P. 236, October Court 1811, Inv estate of Eppeproditus Stone taken 17 July 1811. Bonds on Peter Smith, Levy Stone, Henry Baldwin (to Eppe Stone as adm. of Philip Stone decd.), Jack Hatcher. Money received in Knoxville, Tenn. $305.64. By Major Price exec. P. 237, Sales estate of Eppe Stone on 3 Oct 1811. Sales to Meredith Price, Major Price, Jeremiah French, Elijah Martin, Evans Shaw, John Wosham, William Penix, Levin Downs, Silvanus Stokes, Isaac West,, John Ruark, Bartlett Yancey, Mathew Mills, David Lay, et al. Deed Bk Q, p. 447, Allotment to Mrs. Lucy Stone her dower in estate of Eppa Stone decd, 225 A, adj Major Price, Luke Palmer, William Ware. 5 Mar 1812. P. 557-9, John Stamps sheriff to Nathaniel Willson of Pittsylvania Co., VA, - whereas William Yancey recovered judgment against heirs of Epaphroditus Stone decd for 16 lbs; other in favor of James D. Patton for 28 lbs, Meredith Price, Jethro & John Brown, Berry Worsham, John Weir, Barzillai Weir, Ludwell Worsham, Bartlett Yancey - 393.3 A land & tenements of heirs of E. Stone on Hogan's Cr adj Major Price, Luke Palmer, Thomas Ware including Stone old tract and one purchased of Henry McClarney with 223 A being allotted to Lucy Stone widow & relict - sold to Nathaniel Willson for 174 lbs 12s. 6p. 8 Jan 1813. Acknd in open court. Deed Bk R, p. 14, John Stamps sheriff to Nathaniel Willson of Pittsylvania Co., VA - by virtue of executions against estate of Epps Stone decd in favor of William Duncan, James Graves, Samuel Dabney, Peter Smith, Thomas Ware - 133 A known as Humphrey tract sold for 87 lbs 10s. adj William Gossadge, Berry Worsham. 9 Apr 1813. Acknd in open court. P.35-6, John Stamps sheriff to Nathaniel Willson of Danville, VA - as John Willson recovered judgment against heirs & devisees of Epps Stone decd for 31 lbs 8s. 5p. which required land & tenements of heirs namely Tilman Stone, Robert Stone, John Stone, Peter Stone, and James Stone to be sold - for 48 lbs to Nathaniel Willson 96 A n Hogan's Cr adj Major Price. 9 July 1813. Acknd in open court. | Stone, Epaphroditus (I2650)
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| 362 | All info for James and his wife, Martha “Patsy” Nunn, taken from Michele Grant’s Washburn gedcom file on 9-24-2010. Name: James Stow Gender: Male Marriage Date: 18 Jan 1825 Marriage Place: Henry, Virginia Spouse: Martha Nunn From the 1850 Federal census: Name: James Stow [James Stowe] Age: 47 Birth Year: abt 1803 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1850: District 16, Clinton, Missouri, USA Gender: Male Family Number: 186 Household Members: Name Age James Stow 47 Martha Stow 48 William Stow 25 Joel Stow 20 Edward Hall Stow 18 Ingran A Stow 16 Sarah J Stow 14 James A Stow 13 Robert I Stow 10 Mary E Stow 10 Martha A Stow 8 Lucinda F Stow 5 In the 1870 census, James Stoe, age 67, was living in Texas with his sons James, 33, and Robert, 30, and daughter, Fannie, 25. It would appear that “Fannie” was his daugher Lucinda F., who would be the same age. Lucinda died Jan. 9, 1914 in Texas; her married name was Lucinda F. Page; the informant of her death was John Page. | STOWE, James (I1909)
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| 363 | All info for John Macon is from Macon Family Tree by Rusty Macon Weber, available online at Ancestry.com. | MACON, John Jr. (I3016)
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| 364 | All info for Martha and her husband, James Stowe, taken from Michele Grant’s Washburn gedcom file on 9-24-2010. | NUNN, Martha “Patsy” (I1910)
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| 365 | All info is from Carol Lawrence Vidales’ family tree on WikiTree: Peter Priest was born circa 1700 in Lincolnshire, England. Peter Priest came to America, and settled in Virginia in about 1720. He was married Sarah Lawrence Priest (1723 - 1781) and they had possibly nine children: 1. Thomas, who settled in Fauquier Co., VA and married Miss Stark of Culpepper Co. 2. John, who also lived in Fauquier Co., and married Elizabeth Brown. 3. George (1748-1829, who married Frances Catlett, and died in Sideview, Kentucky. 4. Peter, who lived in Green Co., Kentucky. 5. William, who went to W. VA and two daughters. 6. Elizabeth 7. Sarah who married a Murray 8. Possibly a Nancy who married Edward Lawrence 9. Richard He died about 1781 in Fauquier County, Virginia Sources Peter Priest Find A Grave Memorial # 140108476 Created by: traci de la cruz Record added: Dec 16, 2014 Lawrence Family History - Notes from a family member developed in the 1960's. Peter was born about 1714. Peter Priest ... He passed away about 1781. [1] | PRIEST, Peter (I1809)
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| 366 | All info on Ann Murray is from Carol Lawrence Vidales’ family tree on WikiTree: Ann Murray was born circa 1740. She married Peter Lawrence, son of Edward Larrance and Sarah Susannah (Jane) Tullos, on 31 December 1760 in Fauquier Co., Virginia. Children of Ann and Peter Lawrence John Lawrence b. c 1761, d. c 1823 Mason Lawrence b. bt 1762 - 1767, d. 1835 Fauquier County, VA MARRIAGES 1700-1799 24 Mar 1788 Lawrence, Mason O'Bannon, Nancy Sarah C. Lawrence b. 10 Apr 1768 Jane Lawrence b. bt 1770 - 1775 Nancy Ann Lawrence b. c 1774 Lydia Lawrence b. c 1775 Susannah Lawrence b. May 1782, d. 26 Sep 1856 Winnefred Lawrence b. c 1786 | MURRAY, Ann (I3746)
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| 367 | All info on Asenath is from Michele Grant’s research. | WASHBURN, Asenath (I1416)
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| 368 | All info on Barbara Mason is from Carol Lawrence Vidales’ family tree on WikiTree: Barbara Mason was born circa 1679 most likely in Westmoreland or Northumberland Counties, Virginia. She was the daughter of Robert Mason and Susanna (Rodham) Mason. Barbara married John Tullos Sr., circa 1700 in Northumberland County, VA. John and Barbara Tullos had the following children; Jane Tullos, Winifred Tullos, Rodham Tullos, Sarah (Tullos) Lawrence, John Tullos, Susana Tullos and Richard Tullos. Barbara died in 1737 in Northumberland County, Virginia. | MASON, Barbara (I3742)
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| 369 | All info on Claudius Tullos Sr. was taken from Carol Lawrence Vidales’ family tree on WikiTree, including the below: Claudius (Cloud) Tullos Sr Born 16 Jun 1641 in Fife, Scotlandmap Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown] [sibling(s) unknown] Husband of Sarah (Rodham) Tullos — married 1661 in Northumberland County, Virginiamap Descendants descendants Father of Claudius Tullos Jr, Richard Tullos, Susana (Tullos) Lawrence, Sarah (Tullos) Fulks, Robert Tullis and John Tullos Sr Died 1700 in Northumberland County, Virginiamap | TULLOS, Claudius Sr. (I3744)
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| 370 | All info on Peter Larrance is from Carol Lawrence Vidales’ family tree on WikiTree: Peter was born sometime between 1735 and 1740. He was the son of Edward Lawrence and Jenny Tullos. He passed away about 1826. [1] Some sources show that Peter may have been that last in his line to use Larrance instead of Lawrence. Peter Larrance (c1740 - c1826) died in Culpepper Co. VA. Many descendants still live in the northern Virginia area (Fauquier, Culpepper, Rappahannock, Arlington Counties, etc.) Peter's will named 6 daughters and 2 sons. His sons, John and Mason, both married daughters of William & Ann Neville O'Bannon. John married Joyce O'Bannon and Mason married Nancy O'Bannon. To compound the family connections, John & Joyce's daughter, Polly Lawrence, married her double first cousin, John O'Bannon Lawrence, a son of Mason & Nancy. Both John and Polly died young, leaving minor children. Peter Larrance in the U.S., Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783 Name: Peter Larrance Military Place: Virginia, USA State or Army Served: Continental Troops Rank: PRIVATE Sources ? First-hand information as remembered by Teresa Haines Rigney, Saturday, June 7, 2014. Replace this citation if there is another source. Will bk. K, p309, Culpepper Co. VA (I found this at the VA Archives in 1988.) Peter Larrance Testament (transcribed by Carol Lawrence Vidales) Edward Larrance left a will in Fauquier Co. VA (dated 1783, probated 1786). | LARRANCE, Peter (I1802)
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| 371 | All info on Sarah is from Carol Lawrence Vidales’ family tree on WikiTree: Sarah Priest formerly Lawrence Born 26 May 1723 in Northumberland, Virginiamap Ancestors ancestors Daughter of Edward Lawrence and Saray Jane (Tullos) Lawrence Sister of John B. Lawrence, Winnefred Lawrence, Winifred (Lawrence) Luttrell [half], Peter Lawrence and Richard Lawrence Wife of Peter Priest — married about 1740 in Prince William Co. VAmap Descendants descendants Mother of Thomas Priest, John Priest, George Priest, Elizabeth Priest, William Priest, Peter Priest Jr, Nancy Priest and Richard Priest Died 1781 in Fauquier Co. VAmap | LARRANCE, Sarah (I1805)
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| 372 | All info on Sarah Jane Tullos was taken from Carol Lawrence Vidales’ family tree on WikiTree, including the below: Born about 1704 in Northumberland, Virginiamap Ancestors ancestors Daughter of John Tullos Sr and Barbara (Mason) Tullos Sister of Richard Tullos and Rodham Tullos Wife of Edward Lawrence — married 1722 in VAmap Descendants descendants Mother of Sarah (Lawrence) Priest, John B. Lawrence, Winnefred Lawrence, Peter Lawrence and Richard Lawrence Died 1743 [location unknown] | TULLOS, Sarah Jane (I3740)
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| 373 | All info on Sarah Tullos was taken from Carol Lawrence Vidales’ family tree on WikiTree, including the below: Sarah Tullos formerly Rodham Born about 1648 in Northumberland County, Virginiamap Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown] [sibling(s) unknown] Wife of Claudius Tullos Sr — married 1661 in Northumberland County, Virginiamap Descendants descendants Mother of Claudius Tullos Jr, Richard Tullos, Susana (Tullos) Lawrence, Susanna (Tullos) Hughlett, Sarah (Tullos) Fulks, Robert Tullis and John Tullos Sr Died 12 Mar 1712 in Northumberland County, Virginiamap Profile managers: Anne Phillips private message [send private message] and Amanda Howland private message [send private message] Profile last modified 7 Jan 2018 | Created 5 May 2011 This page has been accessed 776 times. This person was created through the import of LaBach Family TreeApril28_2011.ged on 05 May 2011. The following data was included in the gedcom. You may wish to edit it for readability. | RODHAM, Sarah (I3745)
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| 374 | All info taken from her death cerificate in Patrick County, VA. She died from cholera. | WASHBURN, Delmer Warrel (I3197)
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| 375 | All information from findagrave.com, not verified by me. | Funk, Clarissa (I8970)
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| 376 | Allegedly buried at Mill Creek Friends cemetery in Randolph Co., NC but she possibly died in Delaware. | Kinkey, Catherine (I22668)
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| 377 | Allen B. Pitchford was bondsman, Burl. Pitchford J. P. was witness. | Family F6589
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| 378 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2810)
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| 379 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5378)
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| 380 | Allen Burton married Martha Patsey Burton Jan 23, 1812 in Garrard County. Garrett Gromer was the bondsman. Consent was given by Abraham Burton, father of the groom and Allen Burton, father of the bride. Garrett was a witness to Sherod Burton's will and he married the widow a few months later. Garrett and "Leticia" were enumerated in the Clay Co., MO, census in 1850. They were likely there as early as 1834 when Garrett bought land. It is likely that they moved there with Letty's (probable) son, John D. Burton, and his family. | Gromer, Garrett (I2818)
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| 381 | Allen Gunn was bondsman. | Family F59
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| 382 | Allen Hicks (35) and Frances (33) were enumerated in 1860 Person Co. with Lavina (5), Charles H. T. (3), and Mary F. (6 months). Name:Allen A Hicks Residence:Person County, North Carolina, North Carolina Age at Enlistment: 39 Enlistment Date: 11 Mar 1863 Rank at enlistment: Private Enlistment Place: Person County, North Carolina State Served: North Carolina Survived the War?: Yes Service Record: Enlisted in Company E, North Carolina 35th Infantry Regiment on 11 Mar 1863. Birth Date: abt 1824 Sources: North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster The family in 1870 Person Co. included Allen (45), Frances (45), Lavina T. (15), Charles H. T. (13), Mary F. (10) and Korah S. (2). Still in Person Co. in 1880 and living next door to daughter Lavina Huffman (26) and her husband, Allen Hicks (55) was enumerated with Fannie (52), Mary (20) and Cora (11). | Hicks, Allen (I14557)
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| 383 | Allen Joyce (20-30) was enumerated with 1 female (20-30) in the 1830 Stokes Co., NC, census. The 1840 Patrick Co., VA, census included Allen Joyce (30-40) with 1 male under 5, 1 female under 5, 3 females 5-10, and wife 20-30. Still in Patrick Co. in 1850, Allen Joyce (47 NC) and Sally (40 VA) were enumerated with Nancy (28 NC), Mary (18 VA), Harriet (16 VA), William (13 VA), Temperance (11 VA), James (9 VA), John H. (8 VA), Susan (6 VA), Ellen (4 VA), and Green (2 VA). Nancy was possibly not a child of Allen and Sally as there were no children enumerated in their 1830 household. In Henry Co., VA, in 1860, Allen Joice (56) was enumerated with Sally (47), Harriet (28), Tempe (20), James (18), John (16), Susan (14), Ellen (12), Green (10), and Margaret (8). Allen Joice (66) and 2d wife Agnes (40) were enumerated in Franklin Co., VA, in 1870 with Jane (9) and Nancy (13). Relationships to children unknown. Allen and Agnes married in Jan. 1870 per the census. Allen was a non-resident legatee when his father’s land was sold for partition between 1884 and 1886. He was deceased by the time of the distribution of proceeds. | Joyce, Allen (I17332)
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| 384 | Allen Jr's DOB is estimated based on his appearance in a deed in 1807, pending further research. The first two deeds below might have been purchases made by Allen Burton Sr. but proven after his 1807 death by Allen Jr., in 1809. 9/12/1805: James Henderson, of Abbeville District, sold to Allen Glover, for $300, 100 acres on waters of Beaver Dam Creek, adjoining land now belonging to Thomas Ramsey, Jesse Harris, and Braseel. Wit: William Stalworth, Allen Burton. Proven 17 March 1809 by Allen Burton, Creswell Moore, J.P. Recorded in Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 29, page 444. 9/12/1805: Jacob Hollingsworth, of Abbeville District, sold to Allen Glover, for $100, 50 acres on the waters of Beaver Dam Creek, adjoining lands of Jesse Harris, said Hollensworth. Wit: William Stalworth, Allen Burton Jr. Proven 11 March 1809 by Allen Burton, Creswell Moore, J.P. Recorded in Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 29, page 445. 10/23/1807: Samuel Carter sold to Henry Rudolph, for $260, 100 acres being part of an old survey belonging to said Samuel Carter on Five Notched Road. Wit: Allen Burton Jr, Washington Burton. Plat shows 100 acres with adjoining lands of McCoy, Wm Rodes, David Rush, George Marks, and crossed by Reedy Creek and said road; certified 04 Sep 1807 by James Carson. Justice John Lyon certifies relinquishment of dowerrights by Phebe Carter, wife of Samuel Carter, 30 July 1813. Recorded in Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 33, page 139. 3/4/1809: Allen Blakey sold to James Yeldell, for $200, interst in two tracts of land on Hard Labour Creek of Stevens Creek and Savannah River, one granted to William Dorris, the other granted to Benjamin Blake. Wit: Jos. Wallace, Allen Burton. Recorded in Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 29, page 462. 8/18/1809: Thomas Wilborn Sr sold to Allen Burton and Mary Burton, executors of estate of Allen Burton, decd, for $150, 39 acres bounding east on William Raney, south on Moses Trillis, west on Jacob Hibbler, north by heirs of Allen Burton, decd, lying on a branch of Cuffeytown Creek of Stephens Creek and Savannah River. Wit: Nathan Adams, Cadwell Evans. John Lyon certifies the relinquishment of dower rights by Hannah Wilborn. Recorded in Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 29, page 463. 2/15/1817: Washington Belcher, of Abbeville District, sold to Edmund Belcher, for $1,200, my moiety of a tract containing 374 acres on Cuffeetown Creek of Stephens Creek, being the same plantation whereon Susannah Belcher, decd, formerly resided. Wit: Allen Burton, Benjamin Burton. Justice Edmund Colier certifies release of dower rights by Mary Ann Belcher, wife of Washington Belcher. Recorded in Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 35, pages 447-9. 5/10/1818: James Nelson sold to W. R. Nelson, for $500, __________ on Hard Labour Creek of Stephens Creek, adjoining lands of heirs of William _________, Daniel Rountree, S. Adams. Wit: Allen Burton, George Longmire. Recorded in Edgefield Co, SC Deed Book 35, page 188. 3/27/1823: Sale of the estate of John Burton. Buyers included Mary Burton, Beverly Burton, Allen Burton, Mrs. Mary Burton, Thos Harris, Jno Briskey, Jno Hearst. Recorded in Abbeville Co, SC Probate Box 7, pack 127. | Burton, Allen (I3482)
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| 385 | Allen T. Fitts was bondsman. The exact year of the marriage was missing from the original bond (184-). | Family F17180
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| 386 | Allen was a physician. Caswell Co., NC, Will Bk M, p.295, April Court 1833, George Washington Lafayette Dabney orphan age one year old bound to Dr. Allen Gunn. Caswell Co., NC, Deed Bk EE, p. 510, John H. Graves to Ansel Ware both of CC, for $1000, 163.6 A on Moon's Cr adj James Gunn, William Y. Hooper, Thomas Foster, Reid Wadlington. 4 Sept 1840. Wit: Jas M. Neal, Allen Gunn, MD. | Gunn, Allen M. (I2471)
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| 387 | Allen Y. Clayton was bondsman, marriage performed by Jesse Munday, JP. | Family F3780
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| 388 | Allen Yancey was bondsman. | Family F4458
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| 389 | Allen Yancey was bondsman. | Family F3679
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| 390 | Allie was enumerated in the 1880 census as a two year old. Her SSA application has a DOB of 27 Oct 1876 and she apparently lied about her age on her marriage license by claiming to be 18. Her death record indicates a possible DOB of 1876 and a mother’s name of Elizabeth Wheeler (informant was a daughter). Allie’s brother Octavious’ death record correctly indicates that their mother’s name was Lucy Catherine Wheely. | Carey, Allie Lillian (I6437)
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| 391 | Allin Mize was bondsman, W. M. Sneed, John H. Farrar, and Alfred Wilkins were witnesses. | Family F6195
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| 392 | Allin Yancy was bondsman. Date is of bond. | Family F4339
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| 393 | Alline was enumerated in her Ransom aunt’s household in 1900. | McClain, Alline May (I28694)
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| 394 | Almeda’s daughter Amanda and son John and his family were living with her in the 1880 Caswell Co., NC, census. | Simpson, Almeda F. (I2532)
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| 395 | Alonzo (45 NC, insane) was enumerated in the Western KY Lunatic Asylum in the 1880 Christian Co., KY, census. He is buried in their cemetery (findagrave.com). He served in the Confederate Army, it is possible he suffered from PTSD. The family was enumerated in Hopkins Co., KY, in 1870 and wife Susan (35 NC) was HOH with their children. | Gooch, Alonzo Haywood (I23386)
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| 396 | Alsey was possibly one of the unnamed orphans in her father's estate distribution. Autosomal DNA testing seems to affirm a McGinnis connection. In the May Court 1762, Halifax Co., VA, "Isham East, Plt. v. Nathaniel Pass and Robert Wooding, admor. of William McGinnis decd, Defts in case. This day came the Plt by his attorney, and thereupon cam also a jury to wit [jurors named] who say that the Plt has sustained damages by reason of the breach of a certain promise and assumption in the declaration, to 8 pounds 18 shillings and 4 pence half penny. Judgment for Plt for the damages afd." 1769- Sept Court-p 39(238) William McGinnis Accounts Current. Ordered that William Thompson, Armistead Wotlington & John Williams do settle an Accounts Current of the estate of William McGinnis, decd & that Robert Wooding, Gent. Admr do deliver up to William Green & Alexander McGinnis part of the sd estate. Thos. Tunstall, D. Clk. 26 Dec 1767. Balance divided between eight orphans giving each child 24.17.8. Signed: Wm Thompson, Armistead Watlington, John Williams. Returned: 19 may 1768. CHIARITO WILL BOOK 0 1752-1773 HALIFAX CO., VA. 1776 Sept 19 - Halifax Co., Va. pg 115 - Nathaniel Pass of Halifax to JOHN STANLEY of Halifax 131 acres for 100 pounds in Halifax, being part of a greater tract containing 231 acres patented on Jul 25, 1749 to William McGinniss, and is the part which his son William sold to Nath. Pass, to be held by said Pass according to the dividing line made by the last mentioned Wm. McGinnis and the said Nath. Pass. No Witnesses. Allice, the wife of said Nathaniel, and Elizabeth McGinnis, voluntarily relinquished all right of dower to the lands conveyed. Recorded Sept 19, 1776. Person Co. Record Bk 1, March Ct. 1794 p.113, Sale of est. of Thomas Black...Buyers [included] James McGinnes and Nathanial Pass (names recorded next to each other) Caswell Co. Deed Book J Page: 122-3,Dated: 10/10/1795:James McGinnis of Caswell County to William Dye of Halifax County Virginia for 90 pounds 190 acres on both sides Anne Merritt's Mill Creek adj Rueben Taylor, Nathaniel Pass, Ann Smith's old corner, Lewis Ragsdale, James Randolph, Meriwether's old Road, James Randolph Jr. Witnesses: Ad Murphey, James Randolph Jr., Thos Miles. Joseph Benjamin Merritt's composition notebook states: "Nathaniel Pass died January 1st 1816 aged 85 years. His wife Ailsey McGinnis Pass died Aug 1815 aged 75 years". Joseph was a grandson of Alsey & Nathaniel Pass. | McGinnis, Alice "Alsey" (I25)
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| 397 | Also called Manda and middle initial J. | Burton, Amanda "Mandy" L. (I9846)
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| 398 | Also known as Anna. | Parker, Ann G. (I11870)
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| 399 | Also known as Ray A. Dixon. | Dixon, Albert Rhea (I24305)
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| 400 | Also known as Rosa Lee. Information from death certificate. Cause of death was exhaustion from involutional melancholia, was at State Hospital. | Parrish, Rosetta Lee (I29236)
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