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601)	Revolutionary War Pension Application of Francis Berry, Number R 795, National Archives microfilm publication 804, Caldwell County, Texas - Revolutionary War Pension, Application of Francis Berry, Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Warrant Application File, roll 226, frame 503
602)	Virginia Revolutionary Pension Applications, Volume Six, abstracted and compiled by John Frederick Dorman, Washington, D.C., 1961
603)	Gonzales County, Republic of Texas Deed Book D
604)	Petition of John Oliver Jr., Caldwell County, Texas, First District Court, Spring Term File No. 316
605)	Family Files of Charlsie English Moore, Descendant of Tillman Berry/Caroline Galbreath” P. O. Box 310925, New Braunfels, TX 78131-0925, [email protected]
606)	Cole County, Missouri April Term, Circuit Court, Book 1
607)	History of Texas from 1685 to 1892 by John Henry Brown, Volumes I and II, E.E. Daniels, Publisher, printed by Beckford & Co., St. Louis, 1893
608)	Esther Berry House Floyd Clark: A Pioneer Woman and Her Family, by Tommie Stulting, Waelder, Gonzales County, Texas, from Plum Creek Almanac, Vol. 8, No. 1 Spring 1990
609)	Caldwell County, Texas 1848 Tax List https://sites.rootsweb.com/~txcaldwe/taxlist.txt Available online at the USGenWeb, Caldwell County, Texas web page, https://sites.rootsweb.com/~txcaldwe/index.htm
610)	Caldwell County, Texas Deed Book D
611)	Miscellaneous Texas Newspaper Abstracts - Deaths, Volume 1, compiled by Michael Kelsey, Nancy Graff Floyd, Ginny Guinn Parsons, published by Heritage Books, Inc. 1995, page 102
612)	Duplicate Headright Certificate No. 10, Gonzales, Texas, File No. 152, Texas General Land Office
613)	Petition for the Creation of the County of Plum Creek from Memorials and Petitions Texas State Library, Archives Division. Plum Creek Almanac Vol.1#1, Fall 1983, page 19, Caldwell County Texas Genealogy & Historical Society
614)	Caldwell County in The Handbook of Texas Online, http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/CC/hcc1.html (Caldwell County formed from Gonzales County, Texas in March 1848.)
615)	Caldwell County, Texas Probate Index, Book A, in USGenWeb Caldwell County, Texas home page at https://sites.rootsweb.com/~txcaldwe/probate1.txt copied by Marjorie Fairchild and Arnolia Appling, Harwood, Texas and published in the South Texas Genealogical & Historical Society(Gonzales) Gonzales] Quarterly, starting at Vol. VIII, No. 4, (1974) et seq (Re-published by permission of the author.)
616)	Duplicate Headright Certificate No. 10, Gonzales, Texas, File No. 152,Texas General Land Office
617)	Fayette County, Virginia/Kentucky Tax Books, 1787 – 1804, LDS Microfilm # 7957
618)	Harrison County, Kentucky Tax Listings 1809 - 1828, LDS microfilm number 8022
619)	Harrison County, Kentucky Tax Listings 1829 - 1845, LDS microfilm number 8023
620)	Harrison County, Kentucky Will Book C
621)	Harrison County, Kentucky Marriage Bonds
622)	The Missouri Whig, Vol. X, Palmyra (MO), Thursday, February 22, 1849, No. 23
623)	Harrison County, Kentucky, Marriage Bonds
624)	1840 Federal Census Monroe County, Missouri
625)	Authentic Official and Private Sources, Including a History of Their Townships, Towns and Villages, Together with a Condensed History of Missouri .... Biographical Sketches of Prominent Citizens” St. Louis: National Historical Company, 1884
626)	Fleming County, Kentucky, Set, file 3431
627)	Fleming County, Kentucky File #5986
628)	Fleming County, Kentucky, Fleming Circuit, St.
629)	Harrison County, Kentucky Deed Book 9
630)	Fleming County, Kentucky, Nesbit & Brown To Deed of Partition
631)	1830 Federal Census, Marion County, Missouri
632)	Marion County, Missouri Deed Book ___, Page ___
633)	Harrison County, Kentucky December Court
634)	Harrison County, Kentucky Circuit Court in Chancery
635)	1850 Federal Census, Monroe County, Missouri
636)	1830 Federal Census, Ralls County, Missouri
637)	1860 Federal Census, Monroe County, Missouri
638)	1840 Federal Census, Monroe County, Missouri
639)	1850 Federal Census, Posey County, Indiana, Smith Township
640)	1860 Federal Census, Posey County, Indiana, Smith Township
641)	1830 Federal Census, Posey County, Indiana, Smith Township
642)	1840 Federal Census, Posey County, Indiana, Smith Township
643)	1870 Federal Census, Posey County, Indiana, Smith Township
644)	Family Files and Research Papers of Delores Berry Blase, 691 Pleasant Ridge Road, Fairview Heights, Illinois 63308
645)	1850 Federal Census, Nicholas County, Kentucky, Dwelling Number 668, Family Number 670, page 493
646)	1850 Federal Census, Montgomery County, Kentucky, page 57
647)	1810 Federal Census, Montgomery County, Kentucky, page 382
648)	Milford Berry Biographical Sketch, (Nicholas County, Union Precinct) from History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882. page 787. Available online at: USGenWeb Kentucky Biography Project https://sites.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/kybiog/nicholas/berry.m.txt Milford Berry (1817-1891) was a son of John Berry/Polly Coons and a grandson of Thomas Berry
649)	Augusta County, Virginia Deed Book 33
650)	Montgomery County, Kentucky Deed Book ___, pages 106-107
651)	HOWE'S FUNERAL BOOK: Rev. Joseph P. Howe, Montgomery Co., KY available online at http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/montgomery/howe/funerals.txt
652)	Descendants of James Trimble & Rachel Berry, Research Papers of Mary Ellen Baker 703 S. Library, Waterloo, IL 62298 [email protected]
653)	1820 Federal Census Washington County, Virginia
654)	Importations, Philip H. Fry in William Wallace Scott's, A History of Orange County, Virginia from Its Formation in 1734 (O.S.) to the End of Reconstruction in 1870, Richmond Va.: Everett Waddey Co., 1907, pp. 225-229. Reprinted by Chesapeake Book Co., Berryville, Va., 1962 and by Regional Publishing, Baltimore, 1974 Permanent entry number: 2291821 Accession number: 9751079 Source publication code: 2302 Source annotation: Persons who proved their importation to obtain "head rights" to land in the Colony. Also in no. 0720, Boyer, Ship Passenger Lists, the South, pp. 91-95 and see nos. 5831, Morton; and 3816, King. Source: Passenger and Immigration Lists Index /ifa/co_354toc.html-intro/ifa/co_354toc.html-introData Introduction Addendum 2 Headrights of Orange Co., Virginia[1] Headrights were grants of 50 acres of land per "head" - or per white male over the age of 16 who transported himself to the colonies. They appear in the Court of Common Pleas in the county in which the land was granted. The attached file includes the headrights copied from the Orange Co., Va Court of Common Pleas in the 18th Century. These headrights function as the only real immigration record for English, Scot or Irish immigrants in that time period. The headright identifies the country of origin and generally the port of entry in the colonies.
655)	Rockbridge County, Virginia Order Books, Virginia State Library 0I000, Microfilmed Records of Rockbridge County, Reels: 33, 34, 35
656)	Family Files and Research Papers of Bill McCampbell, 910 Shannondale Way, Maryville, TN 37803 [email protected]
657)	Revolutionary War Pension Application of William Berry, Number S 2.371. 2 November 1832, Mercer County, Ohio
658)	Family Files and Research Papers of Sandra Brading, Descendant of William Berry. 1215 Oakridge Court, Wapakoneta, OH 45895 [email protected]
659)	Rockbridge County, Virginia Tax Lists 1782-1820, Virginia State Library, Virginia Department of Taxation microfilm Rl # 299
660)	Rockbridge County, Virginia, Deed Book C (1794-1798)
661)	Shelby County History, online at: US GenWeb: Shelby County, Ohio, https://sites.rootsweb.com/~ohshelby Shelby county was formed in 1819 from Miami County
662)	1820 Federal Census, Shelby County, Ohio
663)	1830 Federal Census St. Mary’s, Mercer County, Ohio
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665)	1840 Federal Census, Cedar Creek, Allen County, Indiana
666)	1810 Federal Census, Bath County, Virginia, Series: M252, Roll: 66, page: 463
667)	The Tallman Family: James Boone Tallman & Jemima Gillespie, Richard Tallman World Connect website: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgibin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ricktallman&id=I007027 [email protected]
668)	1820 Federal Census, Bath County, Virginia
669)	Abstracts of the Wills and Inventories of Bath County 1791-1842 Will Books 1-4, by Jean Randolph Bruns, January 1999
670)	Pocahontas County, Virginia Deed Book __, Page __
671)	Pocahontas County, Virginia Order Book #2, Page 74
672)	1830 Federal Census, Pocahontas County, Virginia, M19_199
673)	1840 Federal Census Lewis County, Virginia, M704_566
674)	1810 Federal Census Bath County, Virginia, M252_66
675)	1850 Federal Census, Pocahontas County, Virginia District 47
676)	Descendants of Alexander Gillespie and Jane Blake & Descendants of Nancy Gillespie and William Kerr, Family Files of Stephanie Deal [email protected]
677)	1840 Federal Census Pocahontas County, Virginia, M704_571
678)	1860 Federal Census, Pocahontas County, Virginia, Green Bank, M653_1371
679)	1840 Federal Census Greenbrier County, Virginia, South Greenbriar, M704_556
680)	1850 Federal Census Greenbrier County, Virginia, District 18, M432_947
681)	1860 Federal Census Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, Virginia, M653_1348
682)	The 1810 State and Territory Census Amite County, Mississippi Territory, transcribed by Virginia Ewing, USGenWeb: Amite County, Mississippi, Film 0899868, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ms/amite/census/state/amit1810.txt
683)	Greene County, Tennessee, Will Book ___, page ____
684)	Washington County, Virginia Will Book 3
685)	George Berry 6/28/1756 VA to ca 1/3/1829 TN from “Soldiers and Patriots of the American Revolution Who Lived in Blount County” from the files of Mary Blount Chapter NSDAR compiled by Mrs. Edith Little, The Blount Journal, Vol. XV, No. 1, Spring 1999
686)	Genealogies of Virginia Families, John F. Dorman, Vol. 1, Gen. Pub., Baltimore, 1981, pages 810-814
687)	Blount County, Tennessee Deeds, Deed Book 1, 1795-1819, abstracted by Mrs. Jane Kizer Thomas, Blount County Genealogical Society, Maryville, Tennessee, 1990
688)	Blount County, Tennessee Court Records, Book 1, 1795-1804, Mountain Press, Signal Mountain, Tennessee
689)	Family Files and Research Papers of Hobert T. Berry (1930-2002), Descendant of George Berry & Elizabeth Lowery, Buffalo, Kentucky
690)	Blount County, Tennessee, Will Book 1, pages 6, 7
691)	1830 Federal Census, Blount County, Tennessee
692)	Blount County 1830 Census Project, http://www.tngenweb.org/blount/blou1830.htm
693)	1805 Wilkinson Co. MS Census, copyrighted 1999 by Ellen Pack, 2001 – 2002 Carolyn Switzer, All Rights Reserved. https://sites.rootsweb.com/~mswilkin/1805census.htm#census
694)	Family Files and Research Papers of Caroline DeBiasi, [email protected] Bible Record of John Richard Litton and wife Sarah Wilcoxsen records the date of Caleb Wilcoxsen’s birth as 30 April 1768 Caroline DeBiasi posted the following information regarding Caleb Litton and Rebecca Berry on the Litton Family Genforum Page on 09 Aug 2008 http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?berry::litton::464.html Caleb Wilcoxen Litton Birth: 30 Apr 1768, Fincastle, Botetcourt Co. VA Death: Jan 1824, Hopkins County, Kentucky Occ: Farmer Father: John Richard Litton (1726-1804) Mother: Sarah Ann Wilcoxen (1728-1808) Spouse 1: Rebecca Berry Birth: ca 1770, Augusta Co., VA Death: 1813 Father: Thomas Berry (ca1718-1799) Mother: Esther McClure Ward (1730-1816) Marr: abt 1790 Children: Thomas (~1792-1839) Caleb (1794-) George (~1796-1815) Spouse 2: Mary ‘Polly’ Hankins Children: Lian Burton (1813-~1865) Elizabeth Rachel (~1816-) John (1818-1892) Mary A. (1819-) Nancy (1824-)
695)	The Kings Mountain Men, by Katherine Keogh White, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1966
696)	1820 Federal Census Livingston County, Kentucky, Robinsons Parish, M33_26
697)	Caleb Litton Will, 7 Dec. 1823 Hopkins County, Kentucky, Will Book ?, page ?
698)	1850 US Census Pope County, Illinois, M432_124, page 292
699)	Hopkins County, Kentucky Minute Book
700)	1850 Federal Census Livingston County, Kentucky, M432_210, page 372