I3590: Frances ANDERSON (30 Mar 1743

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Daughter of Thomas Anderson. Her sister was Sarah Anderson, the maternal aunt of Joseph Taylor who married Elizabeth Willis Goode. Sarah was m. to Tingnal Jones, their dau Sarah Anderson Jones was the first wife of Robert Boyd and his brother m. Frances Bullock whose mother was Elizabeth Taylor, the d/o Catherine Pendleton and John Taylor.

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Marmaduke was married first to a woman names Anne and together they had a son named John Kimbrough. or May have been the son of Colonist John Kimbrough and third wife, Margaret.

Notes From "KImbrough Descendants" by Robert "Bob" KImbrough, Jr. (April 1995)
named as heir-at-law in the inventory of his father's estate in 1743, and also named an executor of his brother, Nathaniel's, estate in 1781; was a member of the NC Assembly from Guilford Co., in 1773; moved to Great Pedee, SC about the time of the Rev. War; married to Hannah Kolb; only child, Elizabeth Kimbrough ), married Col. Lemuel Benton, and had a daughter, Gilly Hinton Benton ), who married Isiah DuBoise.

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Settlement of Wm Shell est. 1807 Harmon Shell, who prays for a partition.

"I am the 5th Great-Granddaughter of William Shell b Abt 1728 who was married 1st to Amelia Ellis, my 5th Great-GrandMother. My line continues: Harmon, James E., Wm Berry, Geo. Bryant and Toombs Franklin. Thanks so much for a trip to such a wonderful piece of work!"

CONFLICT of birthdate on William Shell: b. abt 1728. "On Harmon Shell's gravemarker the date for William's death is listed as 1740, that would have made him only 13 or 14 years of age when he inherited some property and began having his children. William Shell's grandson, William Baugh Shell placed marker when William Shell's son Harmon died, the date could have been engraved/remembered incorrectly. William Baugh Shell was a noted person of his era (was a politicaian of some note in GA and was a delegate when GA withdrew from the Union. Signed the sessession papers---"

Also Married Spouse: Finch, Elizabeth and had a dau Mary.

Dan Shell Home Page
http://web.infoave.net/~danshell/SURNAMES.HTM.

Coweta Co., Georgia - Will Book "A", page 17: Herman Shell, 8 Apr 1834
Sons: James E. Shell, Thomas E. Shell, Wm. B. Shell, Daniel A. Shell, Daug: Nancy L. Sibley
Exec: Son, Wm. B. Shell; friend, Richard Levell; Wit: Nancy M. Hatton, Philip B. Cook

American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)
SHELL, Harmon Birth Date: Birth Place: Volume: 157 Page Number: 351
Reference: Coweta co. chronicles with lineage pages. By Mary Gibson Jones [et al.] Atlanta, Ga, 1928. (14, 869p.):345

"Tranquil Methodist Church at Turin, Georgia was organized by early settlers from Newberry District, South Carolina. It was one of the two first Methodist Churches in Coweta County. Among the charter members were Harmon Shell, William Shell and wife, Nancy, and Isom Shell and wife Mary. William Shell was the first Superintendent of the Sunday Schools. It was once said (1928) that there had never been a time in the Church's history that the Shell Family was not represented on the official board (Coweta Co. Chronicles, Mary C. Jones and Lily Reynolds, Atlanta, 1928). William Shell, named above, was a son of Harmon; Isom (Isham), a son of Harmon's brother, John. No doubt the church at Turin was named for Tranquil Church of Newberry Dist., SC. Probably Harmon and the others worshipped at the South Carolina Church before going to Georgia.

Harmon's family is shown in censuses for Newberry District for 1800, 1810, 1820 and 1830. He was one of the enumerators of the census for 1820; in that year he reported 19 slaves in his household. Dixie L. McCrary. The Ellis Line from Surry-Sussex in Virginia. 1978, p. 36."
Children
2 James E. SHELL b: 25 Mar 1792 d: 1829 + Rebecca H. HENRY
2 Elizabeth A. SHELL b: 17 Feb 1794 d: 19 Sep 1795
2 Thomas H. SHELL b: 8 Apr 1796
2 Nancy Lemmon SHELL b: 9 Oct 1798 d: 28 May 1873 + James Washington SIBLEY d: Abt 1831

Southern Christian Advocate Obituaries, 1867-78: Mrs. Nancy L. Sibley died in Senoia, Ga., May 28th 1873, in the seventy-fifth year of her age. She was a native of South Carolina, and married James W. Sibley of the same state. About forty-two years ago she was left a widow, and with her children and her father (H. Shell) moved to this state and settled in Coweta county. L. Bedenbaugh

2 William Baugh SHELL b: 3 Apr 1801 d: 28 Jul 1870 + Nancy Simms NANCE b: 23 Jun 1809 d: 14 Jun 1881
2 John E. SHELL b: 7 Oct 1803 d: 14 Dec 1805
2 Daniel Asbury SHELL b: Nov 1806

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married Elizabeth KOGER. 2 November 1801 Patrick Co. VA.

CONFLICT: ii. James Turner, b. April 23, 1778, Virginia; m. (1) ? James; m. (2) ? Philpott; m. (3) ? Woods. Source: Eunice B. Kirkman - others show the James with these wives b 1827 son of George Wilson Turner.

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My Southern Family

Frances ANDERSON

30 Mar 1743 - 27 Oct 1817

ID Number: I3590

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William BROWN

Lucy CRAIG

1 Jan 1782 - 7 Jun 1868

ID Number: I23488

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Maj. John KIMBROUGH

ABT 1754 - ____

ID Number: I99609

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James William PLYLER II

Herman Clanton SEARCY Jr

Harmon SHELL

4 Apr 1765 - 1834

ID Number: I42942

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James M. TURNER

23 Apr 1778 - Jul 1852

ID Number: I71467

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Evelyn WEAVER

ABT 1735 - ____

ID Number: I94242

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