THE FAMILIES OF JOE AND JERRY GRANT
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She was born on 14 September 1849 at Itawamba County, Mississippi. Louisa S. "Lou" Ruff was the daughter of John Henry Ruff and Cynthia Ann Gillespie. She married Amos Tims Estes, son of William Ellis Estes and Nancy Kennedy, on 5 October 1865 at Itawamba County, Mississippi.2 Louisa died on 28 November 1923 at Lee County, Mississippi, at age 74. She was buried in at Unity Cemetery at Lee County, Mississippi. |
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She was buried in at Unidentified Cemetery at Denton County, Texas. She was born circa 1851 at Itawamba County, Mississippi. Mariah Elizabeth "Lizzie" Ruff was the daughter of John Henry Ruff and Cynthia Ann Gillespie. She married Charlie W. McShan on 15 December 1869.2 Mariah died on 14 March 1893 at Denton County, Texas. |
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He was born circa 1846 at Mississippi. William Jasper "Jap" Ruff was the son of John Henry Ruff and Cynthia Ann Gillespie. |
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She was buried in at Russel Cemetery at Bosque County, Texas.1 She was born on 1 May 1900. She married Doctor Milton Graves, son of Lewis Bethel Graves and Rhoda Ellen Ophelia Lefevre, on 1 November 1921.2 Leota died on 15 January 1935 at Walnut Springs, Bosque County, Texas, at age 34. |
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Franklin died at Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. He was buried in at Mt. Olivet Cemetery at Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas. He was born in November 1896. He married Eula Ethel Graves, daughter of Lewis Bethel Graves and Rhoda Ellen Ophelia Lefevre, on 30 August 1919 at Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. |
He was buried in at Mt. Olivet Cemetery at Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas. He was born circa 1895. He married Bertie Paralee Graves, daughter of Lewis Bethel Graves and Rhoda Ellen Ophelia Lefevre, on 16 January 1932 at Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. |
She was born on 4 December 1908 at Hill County, Texas. She married Lewis Frank Graves, son of Lewis Bethel Graves and Rhoda Ellen Ophelia Lefevre, on 22 December 1941 at Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. Ella died on 17 May 1997 at Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, at age 88.1 She was buried in at Peoria Cemetery at Peoria, Hill County, Texas. |
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William David Ruff is generally listed as David Ruff. In the equity files of George Ruff a receipt was found where Wm David Ruff signed that he had received 325 acres of land from George Ruff and that this was his full share of the estate of his father. He was born say 1760 at Newberry County, South Carolina. David Ruff was the son of George Ruff and Ann Barbara (?).1 He married Elizabeth Gray, daughter of George Gray Sr. and Eva Margaret Egmont, circa 1782. David's will was probated on 29 January 1799 at Newberry County, South Carolina. Book B, Page 295 Box 16 Pkg. 33 Henry Ruff, "Legatee" was paid 611.93 in the Returns for the years 1809-1811.. David died circa 1799 at Newberry County, South Carolina. |
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She was born say 1767. Elizabeth Gray was the daughter of George Gray Sr. and Eva Margaret Egmont. She married David Ruff, son of George Ruff and Ann Barbara (?), circa 1782. Elizabeth was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census at Newberry County, South Carolina.1 She married George Cromer circa 1807. Elizabeth was the widow of William David Ruff.2 Elizabeth died circa 1839.3 |
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Henry Ruff Jr. was called Jr not because he was a son of the same name as his father but that he was the younger of two men in neighborhood that had the same name. Henry was in the Newberry County, South Carolina in 1810 and 1820, and in Abbeville Co., South Carolina in 1830. In both the 1810 and 1830 census he was near to his mother Elizabeth (Elizabeth Ruff in 1810 and Elizabeth Crommer in 1830). He was in Noxubee County, Mississippi in 1840 and 1850. His land was sold by his children in 1856. He was born on 14 December 1786 at Newberry County, South Carolina. Henry Ruff Jr. was the son of David Ruff and Elizabeth Gray. They was listed as a beneficiary in David Ruff's will on 29 January 1799 at Newberry County, South Carolina. Henry Ruff, "Legatee" was paid 611.93 in the Returns for the years 1809-1811.. He married Marie Eve Summer, daughter of George Adam Summer and Susanna Margaret Thomas, circa 1810 at Newberry, Newberry County, South Carolina. Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census at Newberry County, South Carolina.2 Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at Newberry County, South Carolina. He sold property to John Henry Ruff on 26 January 1822 at Newberry County, South Carolina.3 Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census at Abbeville County, South Carolina.4 Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census at Noxubee County, Mississippi. He appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Noxubee County, Mississippi, enumerated 26 October 1850,Henry Ruff Jr. 62/ Male.5 Henry died on 7 June 1856 at Noxubee County, Mississippi, at age 69.6,7 He was buried in at Prairie Grove Cemetery at Near large cedar tree at Noxubee County, Mississippi.8 |
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He married Martha "Patsy" Glymph, daughter of John Glymph and Elizabeth Ricard. He was born say 1792. John Ruff was the son of David Ruff and Elizabeth Gray. They was the defendant in a lawsuit on 18 August 1841 at Court of Equity, Abbeville County, South Carolina. This is the suit for settlement of the estate of Elizabeth (Gray, Ruff) Cromer. The heirs of Elizabeth listed are: Henry Ruff, John Ruff, Christian Ruff, Elizabeth (Ruff) Holt, David Ruff. The heirs of George Ruff, Dec'd, which are William Ruff, George W. Ruff, Warren B. Ruff & Hilborn Ruff. The Heirs of Sarah (Ruff) Penny, dec'd, which are: Elizabeth R. (Penny) Johnson, John Penny, James P. Penny, Thomas H. Penny. The distribution was made August 18, 1841.2 John died circa July 1859 at Abbeville County, South Carolina. |
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He was born circa 1788. Christian Ruff was the son of David Ruff and Elizabeth Gray. He married Lucretia Clark say 1820. Christian died circa 1844 at Abbeville County, South Carolina. |
He married Suzannah Eichelberger, daughter of John Eichelberger, Sr and Anna Barbara (Eichelberger). He was born circa 1791 at South Carolina. William David Ruff Jr was the son of David Ruff and Elizabeth Gray. William was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census at Noxubee County, Mississippi. William died circa 1855. |
He was born circa 1785 at South Carolina. George Ruff was the son of David Ruff and Elizabeth Gray. He married Nancy Strother, daughter of Richard Strother and Delilah Fort, circa 1805. George died circa 1820. |
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She was born circa 1790 at South Carolina. Sarah (Sally) Ruff was the daughter of David Ruff and Elizabeth Gray. She married George Penny say 1810. Sarah died before 1841. |
She married John Holt. She was born circa 1792 at South Carolina. Elizabeth (Betsy) Ruff was the daughter of David Ruff and Elizabeth Gray. |
Some researchers do not separate this George Ruff from the George Rugh that had the land grant in 1848. I think that there is too much time elapsed for the same person that had children in 1748 to have had service in the Revolutionary War in 1780. Also this George Ruff in his will stated that he appointed as one of his executors "My dear nephew-John Ruff". I think that this was the son of Christian Ruff and Barbara Yost. George Ruff lived in the part of Ninety Six District which became Newberry County. His residential plantation (250 acres) was on Crim's Creek; at death he also owned an additional 675 acres. The 1800 federal census listed thirty slaves as part of the Newberry household. During the American Revolution, George served in the militia and supplied provisions for public use. Elected to the House, he represented the Lower District Between Broad and Saluda Rivers. He served various regions in an around Newberry County in the Fourth through the Ninth General Assembly (1782-1791). Other offices he held included justice of peace and county court judge for Newberry County (1785-1792) and delegate for Lower District Between Broad and Saluda Rivers at the state constitutional convention (1790). An intersting story is attributed to George Ruff. Prior to the Revolution the community of Little Mountain was called Ruff"s Mountain. He reportedly traded Ruff's Mountain for a hiefer calf. When asked why he did so, he responded, "I could eat the calf, but I coundn't eat the mountain". He was born circa 1734 at Germany.2 George Ruff was the son of George Rugh. He married Ann Barbara (?) before 1760. Some researchers report that Ann Barbara's maiden name was Schoepplin..3 George Ruff appeared on the census of 1790 at Newberry County, South Carolina, Christian Ruff, Godsend Ruff and David Ruff were listed on the same census page. George was listed as the head of family on the 1800 Census at Newberry County, South Carolina.4 George died circa 1803. |
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She was born say 1745. She married George Ruff, son of George Rugh, before 1760. Some researchers report that Ann Barbara's maiden name was Schoepplin..3 Ann died in 1827. |
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He married Nelly (Ruff). He was born circa 1771. George Ruff was the son of George Ruff and Ann Barbara (?).1 George died on 18 August 1811.2 |
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He was born on 12 August 1773 at Newberry County, South Carolina. John Henry Ruff was the son of George Ruff and Ann Barbara (?). He married Margaret Elizabeth Summer, daughter of John Adam Summer Jr. and Mary Reese, on 18 September 1792 at Newberry County, South Carolina.3,4 He bought property from Henry Ruff Jr. on 26 January 1822 at Newberry County, South Carolina.5 John died on 25 December 1835 at age 62.6 He was buried in at Ruff Family Graveyard at near Pomaria, Newberry County, South Carolina.7 |
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She married William Rutherford. She was born circa 1776. Elizabeth Ruff was the daughter of George Ruff and Ann Barbara (?). Elizabeth died on 26 July 1839 at Newberry County, South Carolina. She was buried in at Rutherford Family Cemetery at Newberry County, South Carolina. |
She was born circa 1780. Salome (Sarah) Ruff was the daughter of George Ruff and Ann Barbara (?). She married John Piester circa 1799. She married John Eichelberger, Sr, son of George Eichelberger and Catherine Elizabeth Shealy, before 1823. She married Christian H. Smith on 21 January 1828. Salome died on 9 September 1861. She was buried in at Bethlehem Lutheran Cemetery at near Pomaria, Newberry County, South Carolina. |
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He married Lavinia Harpole.1 He was born on 6 April 1899. Merle Grant Coggin was the son of John C. Coggin and Minnie Olive Grant. Merle died in October 1958 at age 59. |
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He married Nell Beard.1 He married Beatrice Barbaree.1 He was born on 29 June 1901. Luther Washington Coggin was the son of John C. Coggin and Minnie Olive Grant. Luther died in June 1979.2 |
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He married Hilda Harper.1 He was born on 28 May 1903.2 George Abner Coggin was the son of John C. Coggin and Minnie Olive Grant. George died in May 1973.3 |
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She married Quinton Lamb.1 She was born on 27 September 1905. Willie Louise Coggin was the daughter of John C. Coggin and Minnie Olive Grant. Willie died on 8 June 1995 at Stroke, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, at age 89.2,3,4 She was buried circa 13 June 1995 at Memorial Gardens, Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama. |
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She was born on 29 August 1908. Eva Mae Coggin was the daughter of John C. Coggin and Minnie Olive Grant. She married Murl Scribner say 1929.1 Eva died on 13 March 1989 at age 80. |
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He married Lucile Busby.1 He was born on 11 April 1910. John Calvin Coggin was the son of John C. Coggin and Minnie Olive Grant. John died in May 1950 at age 40. |
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He married Myrtis Kelly.1 He was born on 17 July 1914. Gerald Coggin was the son of John C. Coggin and Minnie Olive Grant. Gerald Coggin died on 10 June 1996 at Daphne, Baldwin, Alabama, at age 81.2 |
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He came to Philadelphia aboard a ship under the command of Captain Steadman prior to 2 March 1748 with his wife and two minor children. Received a Royal Grant of 200 acres of land on 18 May 1751.(Included in the minutes of Royal Council) His first grant was on Sixteen Mile Creek, on the south side of the Saluda River, and within Saxegotha Township. He later moved north across the Saluda into the Dutch Fork, lived at the foot of Ruff's Mountain (currently called Little Mountain) near Pomaria SC. In 1750 A George Rouch petitioned the colonial goverment for permission to "return to Germany and bring back over some relatives, and others," for settlement in South Carolina2. Many researchers believe that this is the George Rugh that made application in 1748, but I believe that this is a different person, possible the George Raugh that lived in the South portion of Saxegotha Township.4,3,3 George was born circa 1718 at Germany. George Rugh Was possibly the son of Johan Rueff of Hesse Germany, and the brother of Daniel, and Johan Sebastion Ruff. This was reported by Martha Thompson, but has not been confirmed. The descendants of Johan Sebastian Ruff settled largely in the Lexington District and commonly signed their name "Roof". I have a large amount of information on this family, but have not included them in this book because of the inability to positively prove the connection (But they are included in the website). I believe that they were originally from the same family and am still trying to prove the connection..5 He was the son of Johann Rueff.5 He married circa 1732 at In Germany.6 George Rugh applied for Land Grant on 2 March 1747/48 at Charleston, Colonial South Carolina.7 |
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Claude died at California. He was born circa 1901 at Texas. |
He married Barbara Yost. He was born before 1748 at Germany. Christian Ruff was the son of George Rugh. He married Catherine (Hiller) after 1791. Christian died circa 1797. He was buried in at The Old Ruff Cemetery at 13 miles north east Newberry, Newberry County, South Carolina.1 |
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He was born circa 1755 at Colonial South Carolina. Godsend Ruff was the son of George Rugh. Godsend died circa 1820 at Giles County, Tennessee. |
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He was born on 4 April 1891. Grover Cleveland Clay was the son of Pickney Hobbs Clay and Emma T. Grant. He married Martha Evelyn Olivia Purvis circa 1910 at Lauderdale County, Mississippi.2 Grover Cleveland Clay and Martha Evelyn Olivia Purvis were divorced circa 1915 at Lauderdale County, Mississippi.3 He married Ethel Dawes on 1 April 1917 at Lauderdale County, Mississippi.3 |
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He was born on 3 October 1892. Grover Cleveland Quillin was the son of Henry W. Quillin and Telitha Elizabeth Grant. |
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She was born circa 1894. Pearl Quillin was the daughter of Henry W. Quillin and Telitha Elizabeth Grant. |
He was born on 18 June 1894. Roy Quillin was the son of Henry W. Quillin and Telitha Elizabeth Grant. |
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She was born on 20 June 1899. Myrtle Quillin was the daughter of Henry W. Quillin and Telitha Elizabeth Grant. |
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She was born circa 1907. Edith Quillin was the daughter of Henry W. Quillin and Telitha Elizabeth Grant. |
She was born on 18 August 1900 at Plantersville, Lee County, Mississippi. Juanita Rogers was the daughter of Achilles Moorman Rogers and Willie Rachael Grant. She married McNarry Moore say 1920. She was buried in at Plantersville Cemetery at Plantersville, Lee County, Mississippi. Juanita died in 1994 at Plantersville, Lee County, Mississippi. |
Robert died at Plantersville, Lee County, Mississippi. He was born on 12 February 1902 at Plantersville, Lee County, Mississippi. He was the son of Achilles Moorman Rogers and Willie Rachael Grant. |
She was born on 4 June 1917. Evelyn Pearl Grant was the daughter of John Samuel Grant and Dora Towery. She married Richard Clarence Carter on 12 July 1942. Evelyn Pearl Grant died on 16 May 2001 at Jackson, Hines County, Mississippi, at age 83; Memorial service order of service. |
He was born on 19 December 1924 at Plantersville, Lee County, Mississippi. William Towery Grant was the son of John Samuel Grant and Dora Towery. He married Lillian Juanice Neal circa 1945. William died on 25 May 1998 at Plantersville, Plantersville, Lee County, Mississippi, at age 73. |
He married Myra Lee Birmingham at Lee County, Mississippi. He was born on 11 August 1894. Maburn Birmingham was the son of J. E. Birmingham and Ellen Louise Grant. Maburn died on 5 November 1972 at Lee County, Mississippi, at age 78. He was buried in at Center Hill Cemetery at Lee County, Mississippi. |
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He was born on 11 April 1896. Stanley Birmingham was the son of J. E. Birmingham and Ellen Louise Grant. |
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She was born circa 1898. Penny Birmingham was the daughter of J. E. Birmingham and Ellen Louise Grant. |
He was buried in at Laurens County, South Carolina. Lewis moved to Laurens County South Carolina before 1785 where he Witnessed a land deed for Zachariah Sims in that year. Polly Ward, another descendant of this line, has researched the family and she says that Lewis married a Sims girl. We know from the will of Lewis that his wife's name was Rebecca because she purchased some of the estate. He married Rebecah (Graves). He was born circa 1748 at Cullpeper County, Virginia. Lewis Graves was the son of Thomas Graves and Elizabeth (Graves). Lewis died in June 1810 at Laurens, Laurens County, South Carolina. |
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She married Lewis Graves, son of Thomas Graves and Elizabeth (Graves). She was born circa 1750. |
She was buried in at Verona Cemetery at Verona, Lee County, Mississippi. She was born on 21 September 1857. She married George Hinton Ruff, son of George Andrew Ruff and Mary Robinson, on 1 April 1875. Georgia died on 17 November 1912 at age 55. |
He was born on 20 March 1837. Albert M. Partlow was the son of John G. Partlow and Malinda Grimes. He married Dorotha Ann Ruff, daughter of George Andrew Ruff and Mary Robinson, on 12 August 1859. Albert died on 15 June 1915 at age 78. He was buried in at Unity Cemetery at Lee County, Mississippi. |
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