I97912: Mary ADAMS (ABT 1715

Notes

Aka: Louis. Lewis N. Coney Bible
Original Owner - Lewis N. & Isabel N. Kaigler Coney
Present Owner - Gussie Smith Edwards (Mrs. Boyd C.)
Address - 3722 Northview Drive, Jackson, Mississippi
Copied fro the original Bible & submitted by - Gussie Smith Edwards
Date Copied - February 11, 1959.

Data on Lewis Coney was supplied from the family Bible of Lewis Coney owned by Mrs. Boyd Edwards, Jackson, MS; other material from Mrs. Gordon Willoughby (Norma Gene Coney) of Summit, MS. Mrs. R. Chester Upton of Jackson, MS is preparing a detailed genealogy of the family. "John and William, the twins, were so nearly alike that it was difficult at times to tell them apart. William had a small dimple in one cheek which was the only means to distinguish them."

In the 1850 census these boys are listed in the Gorman or Norman family, ages, 14, 12, and the twins 10.

Note: Louis N. Coney Bible Records - Norma Willoughby by Gertrude Norman Hobb (Mrs. Kenneth Hobb) of 1480 62nd Turner-South St. Petersburg, FL

1840 CONEY L. N. Pike County MS 10 Federal Population Schedule MS 1840 Federal Census Index MSS4a560450
1840 CONEY L. N. Pike County MS 10 Federal Population Schedule MS 1840 Federal Census Index MSS4a560451
1840 CONEY L. N. Pike County MS 170 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule MS 1840 Federal Census Index MSS4a560454
1841 CONEY L. N. Pike County MS No Township Listed MS 1841 State Census Index MSS4a560453
1845 CONEY L. N. Pike County MS No Township Listed MS 1845 State Census Index MSS4a560452

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Alice GLOVER

1663 - BEF 1729

ID Number: I82374

Notes

"Her name is spelled Allice, Alice and Alica depending on which first had source she is found in. (C-804) Vickie Leimback believes her birthplace to be Ichingswall, Kingsclere, Southhampton, England. (C-611) She is mentioned owning land under her first husband's name in a description of the Birmingham/Concord road passing it in Oct. 1687. It suggests that she was a widow at the time, not yet married to William Vestal. Her first husband and her parents were Quakers. She was condemned for marrying her second husband out of unity, but was taken back into the Quaker church when she made a public apology for it. Within several years, she converted to the Baptist faith where she was baptised at Brandywine on the 6th month, 10th day, 1697 or 1698. Researchers suggest that her husband was probably already a member when Alice joined. The other possibility is that she and her daughter, Hannah, also baptised, were led away from friends by George Keith who had caused many problems for the Quaker church. (C-804, 2141)

After her second husband's death, on March 26, 1709, Alice Vastall and son William were offically deeded 125 acres of land previously agreed upon by her late husband William Vastall and Benjamin Mendenhall. Her late husband had built a house on the land and willed it to his wife and son William at his death. This son owned this same land in 1729 indicating that she had died by then. (C-2141)"

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John W. GRAVES

15 Oct 1770 - 21 Jan 1858

ID Number: I41308

Notes

"John moved to Amite County, Ms in 1802 from Wilkes County (now Lincoln Co), Georgia. His purchase of land in Amite County is recorded in land records reprinted in Amite County, Mississippi. Various records indicate that John later settled in Marion County, Mississippi, where he helped lay out the county seat of Columbia. He moved to Covington County in 1819 or early 1820 and he and his wife, Sarah, died in Simpson County, Mississippi in 1858. They are thought to be buried at the Robert Magee cemetery, old Jaynesville, or at the old cemetery 3 or 4 miles north of Jaynesville on the east bank of Silver Creek on the Brooks Berry place, probably the latter.

They are thought to be the ancestors of all the Graves later living in the Lone Star community east of Prentiss, then in Covington County, now in Jefferson Davis County.

According to the Robert Magee bible, the children of John and Sarah Graves were Margaret (1795-1800), John Jr (b. 1800), Humphrey, Jane, Angie, Middleton, and maybe another daughter. {Descendants of James Graves and Mary Copeland of VA and GA, http//www.gravesfa.org/gen150.htm]"

Children:
2 Benjamin GRAVES b: 1792 d: 1870 + Elizabeth O. NESMITH (this Benjamin is son of Francis Graves see his record for proof.)
2 John GRAVES , Jr. b: 1793 d: AFT 1850 + Elizabeth WHITAKER
2 Eleanor GRAVES b: 1795 d: 1833 + Jacob TOMLINSON b: 1770
2 Margaret (Peggy) GRAVES b: 19 JUL 1795 d: 12 DEC 1880 + Robert (Robin) MAGEE b: 14 FEB 1793 d: 11 NOV 1859 Marriage 2 Michael DURR b: 6 SEP 1810 Married: AUG 1844 in Simpson County, Mississippi

John W. Graves, b. 15 Oct. 1770, m. Sarah Warren, 2 Sept. 1791, d. 21 Jan. 1858.

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[200019]
b 13 Sep 1770

Elizabeth HIX

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I91657

Notes

Farthing Hicks was the father of Elizabeth Hicks (married Dudley McMillon 4 Jul 1805)

Sara Elizabeth "Betty" LAND

James MCCULLOUGH

ABT 1650 - ____

ID Number: I101644

ROGER (Beaumont) de NEWBURGH 2nd Earl of Warwick

ABT 1102 - 12 Jun 1153

ID Number: I18474

Notes

de NEWBERG. Roger de Beaumont, 2nd Earl of Warwick; born c 1102; married Gundred, elder daughter of William de Warenne, 2nd Earl of Surrey, by Elizabeth/Isabel, widow of his (Roger's) uncle, 1st Earl of Leicester, and died 1153. [Burke's Peerage].

"Roger de Newburgh, 2nd Earl of Warwick. This nobleman, in the contest between the Empress Maud and King Stephen, espoused the cause of the former, but his lordship is much more known by his munificent grants to the church than his martial deeds. He married Gundred, daughter of William, Earl of Warren, and had issue, William and Waleran, successive earls, Henry, and Agnes. The earl died 12 June, 1153, and was succeeded by his eldest son, William de Newburgh, 3rd Earl of Warwick.
[Sir Bernard Burke, Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited and Extinct Peerages, Burke's Peerage, Ltd., London, 1883, p. 399, Newburgh, Earls of Warwick]

Roger, the eldest son of Robert de Beaumont, Earl of Warwick, held the earldom from 1123 until his death in 1153. As a member of the powerful Beaumont group, Roger was deeply involved in the struggle between Stephen and the empress Matilda (Maud). The next earls were two of his sons. [Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1961 ed., Vol. 23, p. 375, EARLS OF WARWICK]"

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Elijah Benton NORMAN Sr.

21 May 1794 - 11 Feb 1869

ID Number: I16104

Notes

Elijah Benton Norman gave the land for a baptist church in Elbert County GA.
Aka: Elijah Benson Norman

Exonia (Oney) PENDLETON

ABT 1820 - ____

ID Number: I66453

Notes

Marriage Nathan B. TERRY Married: 22 JAN 1852 in Patrick,Virginia

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Charles PERRILL\PEARL I

ABT 1736 - by 1809

ID Number: I49933

Notes

adult by 1757. Aka: Pearle, Pearl, Perrill, Perril. Son of Robert d. 1765 in Frederick Co. MD.
Children on this card from Charles, Jr. deed record below: abt 1789 "Perrill's Delight" Allegany Co. MD.

Source for the following from: http://MEMBERS.AOL.COM/BECCABOL/PEARLS.HTM

"Charles Pearl, Frederick Co., MD, swore allegiance to state on 5 Feb 1777."

"*5. Charles(2) Pearl, son of Robt. Pearl, was bequeathed 5 shillings by his father's 1765 will.******

At Fred. Co MD. Court on 26 Feb. 1757 Charles Pearl recorded his cattle mark.#

Of Prince George's Co. MD, by deed dated 21 Dec. 1763, Charles Pearl, carpenter, paid ?120 to Geo. Frasier Hawkins, gent., of Prince George's Co., for 120-acre Hawkins Tenement on north fork of Little Creek which falls into Potomack River between Kittocktin Creek & the Blue Ridge in Fred. Co.,## (in present Petersville District).

In the Fred. Co. Debt Books he was charged for this tract in the period 1766-1773.###
In June 1767 he owed money to the estate of James Dixon of Fred. Co. MD ####
In 1777 he took the Oath of Fidelity in Fred. Co.MD
NOTES:
*Heads of Families, Md., 1790 (Govt. Printing Office), p.70.
**Washington Co. MD Wills, A:90-91.
***Md. Certificates of Survey, IC#R:577-578.
****Allegany Co. MD Equity Papers, at MSA, 50,361-l/24. Witnessed by Geo.Pearl.
*****Allegany Co.MD 1800 Census, p. l, line 44.
******Fred. Co. MD Wills, A#1:257.
#Fred. Co.MD Land Records, F#1(1756-1761):179.
##Ibid., J-152-154.
###Fred. Co. MD Debt Books, at MSA.
####Md. Inventories, 94:217-252."

"Charles moved to Washington (now Allegany) Co. MD before 2_ August 1779, on which date Charles Perill of Washington Co.MD paid ?900 to Richard Maurice of Monongalia Co., Va. for 100-acres Morris's Choice & adjoining 80-acre Morris's Luck on Town Creek about 6 miles from the mouth thereof.*

By deed dated 25 Nov. 1786, Charles Pearle (signed by mark) of Washington Co.MD carpenter with wife Elizabeth, sold the 120-acre Hawkins Tenement in Frederick Co.MD to Michael Garver of Fred. Co., farmer, for ?270.**

On 10 Dec. 1789 a certificate of resurvey was issued to Charles Per(r)il for 177-l/2-acre Perrill's Delight on Town Creek in (present) Allegany Co. MD, comprised of: 90-l/2-acre Morris's Choice, 80-acre Morris's Luck & 8 acres of contiguous vacant land. The patent for this tract was granted to Charles Perrill on 4 Mar. 1793. ***

He lived in Skipton District, Washington (present Allegany) Co. MD, for which the 1790 Federal Census is not extant.

On 4 May 1793 a Certificate of Survey was issued to Charles Perrill of Allegany Co. MD for 731-acre Locust Ridge adjoining Warrior Mountain, the path from Griffen Johnson's to Charles Twigg's, School House Run, and Perrill's Delight. ****

Charles Perrill died intestate in Allegany Co.MD before 1809. In the period 1809-1830 his son Charles Perrill of Allegany Co.MD purchased from each of his eight siblings their undivided one-ninth rights/shares in their father's 177-1/2-acre Perrill's Delight in Alegany Co.MD.#

Children of Charles & Elizabeth Perrill, according to the above deed (order uncertain):
1. James (3) Purl, m. before 1809, Mary (--); resided Fairfield Co., Ohio 1809-1828.
2. Catherine Purl, m. before 1809, Charles McAtee; resided Fairfield Co., Ohio, 1809
3. Thomas Purl, resided Fairfield Co., Ohio 1809; d.s.p. before Nov. 1810.
4. John Perrel, m. before 1809, Hannah (---); resided Fairfield Co., Ohio 1809.
5. Margaret Ann Purl, resided Fairfield Co., Ohio, 1810.
6. Charles Purl; resided Allegany Co. MD 1810-on; d. before 1839, leaving 4 children: Charles, James, Thos., & Elizabeth.
7. Seth Perrill, m. before 1830, Susan (---); resided Ohio Co. (W.) Va. 1830.
8. Eleanor Perrill, m. by Allegany Co.MD license dated 23 Apr. 1795, Alexander Grimes*, resided Warren Twp., Jefferson Co., Ohio, 1830.
9. Elizabeth Perrill, resided Warren Twp., Jefferson Co., Ohio, 1830."
NOTES:
* Washington Co.MD Land Records, B:120.
**Fred. Co.MD Land Records, WR#7:122-123.
***Md. Certificates of Survey, IC#l:287; Patents, IC#H(1792-1795)244-245.
****Certificate of Survey, Allegany Co.MD No.466, at MSA. This might pertain to his son Charles, Jr.
# Allegany Co. MD Land Records,
E(1806-1810):555-557;F(1810-1813):180;IJ(1815-1818):537-538;O(182 7-1829)
:271-272;P(1829-1832):209-210,287-288.

Allegany Md.is around Cumberland Md. Allegany Md.also connects to West Virginia. 1771 Bedford County, Pennsylvania formed from Cumberland County. [The Handybook for Genealogists, United States of America, 8th Edition, published by The Everton Publishers, Inc., Logan, Utah.] [County Courthouse Book, compiled by Elizabeth Petty Bentley, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD, 1990.] Bedford Co. PA buts the MD counties.

Washington County, Maryland formed in 1776 from Frederick County. [The Handybook for Genealogists, United States of America, 8th Edition, published by The Everton Publishers, Inc., Logan, Utah.] [County Courthouse Book, compiled by Elizabeth Petty Bentley, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD, 1990.] ["A Brief History of the Maryland Counties," compiled by Walt Williams (E-mail: [email protected]), Calvert County MDGenWeb Home Page (https://sites.rootsweb.com/~mdcalver/calvert.htm)].

Allegany County, Maryland was formed in 1789 from Washington County. [The Handybook for Genealogists, United States of America, 8th Edition, published by The Everton Publishers, Inc., Logan, Utah.]

1750 Cumberland County, Pennsylvania formed from Lancaster County (1729). [The Handybook for Genealogists, United States of America, 8th Edition, published by The Everton Publishers, Inc., Logan, Utah.] [County Courthouse Book, compiled by Elizabeth Petty Bentley, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD, 1990.]

1788 Allegheny County, Pennsylvania formed from Westmoreland and Washington Counties. [The Handybook for Genealogists, United States of America, 8th Edition, published by The Everton Publishers, Inc., Logan, Utah.] County Courthouse Book, compiled by Elizabeth Petty Bentley, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD, 1990.] Near the Pittsburg Pa area.

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My Southern Family

Mary ADAMS

ABT 1715 - ____

ID Number: I97912

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Clyde E. ALVIS

1901 - ____

ID Number: I57170

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Lewis Newsom CONEY Sr.

31 Jul 1813 - 4 Mar 1841

ID Number: I426

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Alice GLOVER

1663 - BEF 1729

ID Number: I82374

Notes

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John W. GRAVES

15 Oct 1770 - 21 Jan 1858

ID Number: I41308

Notes

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Elizabeth HIX

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I91657

Notes

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Sara Elizabeth "Betty" LAND

James MCCULLOUGH

ABT 1650 - ____

ID Number: I101644

Sources

ROGER (Beaumont) de NEWBURGH 2nd Earl of Warwick

ABT 1102 - 12 Jun 1153

ID Number: I18474

Notes

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Elijah Benton NORMAN Sr.

21 May 1794 - 11 Feb 1869

ID Number: I16104

Notes

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Exonia (Oney) PENDLETON

ABT 1820 - ____

ID Number: I66453

Notes

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Charles PERRILL\PEARL I

ABT 1736 - by 1809

ID Number: I49933

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Margaret ROSEMOND

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I43678

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