Polly Grogan
Citations |
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts, Their citation is Rockingham Co Deed Book 2nd E, pages 290-296 (division of land)..
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts.
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Alice Grogan
b. circa 1788
Birth |
circa 1788 |
Alice Grogan was born circa 1788.2 |
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She was the daughter of Henry Grogan and Mary ?.1 |
Marriage |
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Alice Grogan married John Parish.2 |
Citations |
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts, Their citation is Rockingham Co Deed Book 2nd E, pages 290-296 (division of land)..
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts.
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Eleanor Grogan
b. circa 1771
Citations |
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts, Their citation is Rockingham Co Deed Book 2nd E, pages 290-296 (division of land)..
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts.
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Lettice Grogan
Citations |
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts, Their citation is Rockingham Co Deed Book 2nd E, pages 290-296 (division of land)..
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts.
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Elizabeth Grogan
b. circa 1796
Birth |
circa 1796 |
Elizabeth Grogan was born circa 1796.2 |
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She was the daughter of Henry Grogan and Mary ?.1 |
Marriage |
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Elizabeth Grogan married Thomas Cobler.2 |
Citations |
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts, Their citation is Rockingham Co Deed Book 2nd E, pages 290-296 (division of land)..
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts.
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Bartholomew Grogan
b. circa 1755, d. between 1820 and 1830
Birth |
circa 1755 |
Bartholomew Grogan was born circa 1755.1 |
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He was the son of Thomas David Grogan and Mary ?.1 |
Death |
between 1820 and 1830 |
Bartholomew Grogan died between 1820 and 1830 at SC.1 |
Citations |
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts.
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Nancy Davis1
Citations |
- [S4] Adams, Norma. Email.
- [S4] Adams, Norma. Email , dated 5/31/99.
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Nancy Blackburn
Citations |
- [S202] Clarice B. Weaver, The Heritage of Ashe County NC Vol II, Article #124 "John Gentry," contributed by Bettye Gentry Morley.
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Martin Miller
Citations |
- [S114] Johnson County Historical Society, The History of Johnson County 1986, Article #216 "Gentry," contrbuted by Bettye Payne Gentry Morley.
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Eliza Rambo
Citations |
- [S114] Johnson County Historical Society, The History of Johnson County 1986, Article #216 "Gentry," contrbuted by Bettye Payne Gentry Morley.
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Lawson Madron
Citations |
- [S114] Johnson County Historical Society, The History of Johnson County 1986, Article #216 "Gentry," contrbuted by Bettye Payne Gentry Morley.
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Thomas II Grogan
b. between 1760 and 1771, d. after 26 April 1847
Birth |
between 1760 and 1771 |
Thomas II Grogan was born between 1760 and 1771.1 |
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He was the son of Thomas David Grogan and Mary ?.1 |
Death |
after 26 April 1847 |
Thomas II Grogan died after 26 April 1847 at Dekalb County, GA.1 |
Citations |
- [S225] H.Wendell. Grogan and Linda C. Vernon, Grogan genealogy charts.
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Ovan Grogan
b. 13 January 1881, d. 25 February 1970
Birth |
13 January 1881 |
Ovan Grogan was born on 13 January 1881.1,2 |
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He was the son of Jordan "Jerd" Grogan and Hannah Charlotte Gentry.1 |
Marriage |
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Ovan Grogan married Bessie Trivette.1 |
Death |
25 February 1970 |
Ovan Grogan died on 25 February 1970 at Ashe County, NC, at age 89.2 |
Note |
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His mother was an invalid for years. he lived with her and his dad and took care of them.3 |
Citations |
- [S110] Managing Editor Ruth Weaver Shepherd and Patron/Honor EditorClarice B. Weaver, The Heritage of Ashe Co Vol I, Article #286 "Jordan Grogan," contributed by Selma Stevens.
- [S14] Russell Hamilton, Ashe County NC Cemetery Records, page 282.
- [S148] Interview, Conley Worley, various dates (He's my father-in-law. I speak to him often).
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Bessie Trivette
Family |
Ovan Grogan b. 13 January 1881, d. 25 February 1970 |
Citations |
- [S110] Managing Editor Ruth Weaver Shepherd and Patron/Honor EditorClarice B. Weaver, The Heritage of Ashe Co Vol I, Article #286 "Jordan Grogan," contributed by Selma Stevens.
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J. Alexander Johnson
b. 1852
Birth |
1852 |
J. Alexander Johnson was born in 1852.1 |
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He was the son of Sarah Sophina Johnson. |
Marriage |
7 December 1883 |
J. Alexander Johnson married Martha Reed on 7 December 1883 at Ashe County, NC.2 |
Note |
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It is unknown who the father of Alexander is. Sarah Elizabeth's father is from her death certificate. |
Fact 1 |
2 February 1884 |
On 2 February 1884, at Ashe County, NC,, Alexander Johnson appeared before the justice of the peace and swore that James Johnson, deceased, owed him $1,100.00, for for eleven years "work and labor" at $100 per year. He signed his name "J.A. Johnson," and the claim was recorded in the deed book..3 |
Fact 1 |
17 August 1894 |
On 17 August 1894, at Ashe County, NC,, H.R. McMillan and S.E. McMillan sold to J.A. Johnson for $200, 24 acres on the South Fork of the New River, adjoining A.D. Reed, A Barker and others "it being his part of the S.S. Johnson tract," Witnesses were A.N. McMillan and A.D. Reed. The land was described as "beginning on a white oak running north 50 degrees east 97 poles to a double chesnut, thence north 47 west 19 poles to a stake a division corner of H.R. McMillan and J.A. Johnson, thence north 87 west a division line 82 poles to a stake in the line of another tract thence south 13.5 degrees east 81 poles to the beginning, including 24 acres." Now J.A. Johnson was Sarah Elizabeth's brother Alexander, and S.S. Johnson I believe was Sarah Elizabeth's mother Sophina Johnson. Two days later, the McMillans bought 24 acres FROM J.A. Johnson for the same price, so it looks like the siblings traded shares of their mother's land, or else these deeds are the method by which they split up their mother's land..4 |
Fact 1 |
19 August 1894 |
On 19 August 1894, at Ashe County, NC,, H.R. McMillan and S.E. McMillan bought from J.A. Johnson for $200, 24 acres on the South Fork of the New RIver, adjoining D.L. Johnson and A.D. Reed, "it being there part of the S.S. Johnson tract," Witnesses were A.N. McMillan and A.D. Reed. Now J.A. Johnson was Sarah Elizabeth's brother Alexander, and S.S. Johnson I believe was Sarah Elizabeth's mother Sophina Johnson. Two days earlier, the McMillans sold 24 acres TO J.A. Johnson for the same price, so it looks like the siblings traded shares of their mother's land, or else these deeds are the method by which they split up their mother's land..5 |
Family |
Martha Reed |
Marriage |
7 December 1883 |
J. Alexander Johnson married Martha Reed on 7 December 1883 at Ashe County, NC.2 |
Citations |
- [S11] Danny Miller, 1860 Ashe County, North Carolina Census.
- [S70] Elizabeth Caulder, Ashe County, N.C. Marriages, page 73.
- [S767] Claims of Sophina and Alexander Johnson against the estate of James Johnson, Deed BOok BB, page 357.
- [S770] Deed from H.R. McMillan to J.A. Johnson, Book MM, page 143.
- [S615] Deed from J.A. Johnson to H.R. McMillan, Book MM, page 547.
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Martha Reed
b. 29 May 1872, d. 1 July 1945
Citations |
- [S219] McMillan Reed Johnson Cemetery; read by Karen Worley, June 14, 2003.
- [S70] Elizabeth Caulder, Ashe County, N.C. Marriages, page 74.
- [S70] Elizabeth Caulder, Ashe County, N.C. Marriages, page 90.
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Jefferson Stringer
Marriage |
24 October 1856 |
Jefferson Stringer married Catherine Caty Johnson, daughter of Alexander Johnson and Frances Frankie Gambill, on 24 October 1856 at Ashe County, NC.1 |
Marriage |
14 July 1872 |
Jefferson Stringer married Millie Wingler on 14 July 1872 at Grayson County, VA.2 |
Fact 1 |
1849 |
In 1849, According to Peggy Stringer Lester, she found the following entries in a microfilm of Ashe County court records. 1849 Jefferson Stringer vs wife Polly for divorce. Sent to a jury. 1852 Jefferson Stringer vs Polly Stringer "ordered that the petition be dismissed at the cost of the petitioner." I'm not sure whether this means he got the divorce or not. .3 |
Census |
1850 |
Jefferson Stringer and Catherine Caty Johnson appeared on the census of 1850 at Grayson County, VA, as follows: Jefferson Stringer 41 farmer $222 b NC
Catharine Johnson 38 b NC
William Johnson 21 b VA
The age of William is clearly written as 21. I assume he's the William who was 11 in the 1860 census, so his age should have been 1 or maybe 2/12ths.4 |
Census |
1860 |
Jefferson Stringer and Catherine Caty Johnson appeared on the census of 1860 at Ashe County, NC, as follows: Jefferson Stringer 50 farmer RE $2500
Catherine 50
Sofina 26
Wm 11 b VA
Margret 7 b VA
Elizabeth 2
Alexander 8
James Johnson 46 day laborer.5 |
Census |
1870 |
Jefferson Stringer and Catherine Caty Johnson appeared on the census of 1870 at Grayson County, VA, as follows: Stringer, Jefferson 64 farmer
Catharine 64 keeping house
Wm J 21 farm laborer.6 |
Citations |
- [S70] Elizabeth Caulder, Ashe County, N.C. Marriages, page 140.
- [S232] Lester, Peggy. Email , Dated 10/11/00.
- [S232] Lester, Peggy. Email.
- [S496] Grayson County, VA US Census 1850 ,image 66 of 148.
- [S508] Ashe County, NC US Census 1860 , images of microfilm on line at Ancestry.com ,image 80 of 192.
- [S769] Grayson County, VA US Census 1870 , images of microfilm on line at Genealogy.com ,Wilson Creek Twp, image 48 of 82.
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William Stringer
b. circa 1849
Birth |
circa 1849 |
William Stringer was born circa 1849. |
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He was the son of Jefferson Stringer and Catherine Caty Johnson. |
Marriage |
13 September 1876 |
William Stringer married Martha V Spencer on 13 September 1876 at Ashe County, NC.1 |
(Witness) Fact 1 |
29 May 1883 |
On 29 May 1883, at Ashe County, NC,, Jesse F. Blevins and Margaret his wife and Wm J. Stringer and Martha his wife all of Ashe County sold for $400 to James B. Johnston all their interest in three tracts of land on the waters of the South Fork of New River. The first tract contained 80 acres, the second tract containing 70 acres and the third tract containing 50 acres. These are exactly the sizes of the three tracts of land Alexander Johnson "sold" Catherine in 1840..2 |
Citations |
- [S70] Elizabeth Caulder, Ashe County, N.C. Marriages, page 140.
- [S795] Deed from Jesse F and Margaret Blevins and Wm J and Martha Stringer to James B. Johnston, Book DD, page 526.
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Margaret Stringer1
b. circa 1853
Birth |
circa 1853 |
Margaret Stringer was born circa 1853. |
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She was the daughter of Jefferson Stringer and Catherine Caty Johnson. |
Marriage |
25 December 1869 |
Margaret Stringer married Jesse Blevins on 25 December 1869 at Ashe County, NC.2 |
(Witness) Fact 1 |
29 May 1883 |
On 29 May 1883, at Ashe County, NC,, Jesse F. Blevins and Margaret his wife and Wm J. Stringer and Martha his wife all of Ashe County sold for $400 to James B. Johnston all their interest in three tracts of land on the waters of the South Fork of New River. The first tract contained 80 acres, the second tract containing 70 acres and the third tract containing 50 acres. These are exactly the sizes of the three tracts of land Alexander Johnson "sold" Catherine in 1840..3 |
Citations |
- [S11] Danny Miller, 1860 Ashe County, North Carolina Census.
- [S70] Elizabeth Caulder, Ashe County, N.C. Marriages, page 16.
- [S795] Deed from Jesse F and Margaret Blevins and Wm J and Martha Stringer to James B. Johnston, Book DD, page 526.
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Jesse Blevins1
Citations |
- [S70] Elizabeth Caulder, Ashe County, N.C. Marriages.
- [S70] Elizabeth Caulder, Ashe County, N.C. Marriages, page 16.
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Thomas Hopper
d. circa 1777
Marriage |
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Thomas Hopper married Ann ?.1 |
Death |
circa 1777 |
Thomas Hopper died circa 1777.2 |
Note |
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From Rockingham Co Heritage:
For 230 years, the descendants of Thomas Hopper have owned or occupied land surrounding Matrimony Creek. The Hopper home house is located on a portion of that property which lies within the present-day western limits of Eden, on Center Church Road at the old Leaksville Milling Company. The ancestors of the Hoppers came from Culpepper County, VA, where Thomas Hopper, Sr and wife Ann resided in 1745. By 1777, they had moved to Caswell County NC according to his will, in which he mentions his children, including a son William who received a bequest of some clothes. This William is thought to be the first of the Hoppers to reside in this county.1 |
Citations |
- [S111] Charles Dyson Rodenbough, editor, The Heritage of Rockingham County, NC, Article #539 "The Hoppers of Matrimony Creek," contributed by Betty Hopper Wynne.
- [S226] James W. Hopper, Hopper, James W. Genealogy Files.
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Ann ?
Citations |
- [S111] Charles Dyson Rodenbough, editor, The Heritage of Rockingham County, NC, Article #539 "The Hoppers of Matrimony Creek," contributed by Betty Hopper Wynne.
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Polly Stitt1
Citations |
- [S110] Managing Editor Ruth Weaver Shepherd and Patron/Honor EditorClarice B. Weaver, The Heritage of Ashe Co Vol I, Under DeBoard. Vol 1.
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Benjamin DeBoard
John Severt
Citations |
- [S574] Danny L. Miller, The Blue Ridge Millers, page 3.
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John White
Citations |
- [S27] John Scott Davenport, The Pamunkey Davenports of Colonial Virginia, 1998 .
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Mary Gambill
b. 8 January 1772
Birth |
8 January 1772 |
Mary Gambill was born on 8 January 1772.2 |
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She was the daughter of John Gambill and Caty ?Wash.1 |
Citations |
- [S622] "Revolutionary War Pensioners," Wilkes Genealogical Society Bulletin (Fall and WInter 1976): Fall pages 13-14, Winter page 7.
- [S622] "Revolutionary War Pensioners," Wilkes Genealogical Society Bulletin (Fall and WInter 1976).
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Nathaniel Stamper
Citations |
- [S627] Alice Billings, "John Gambill, Sr.: From Virginia and North Carolina," Gambrella, The Newsletter about Gambills/Gambles/Gambrels/Gambrells, Newsletter on line at www.geocities.com/Yosemite/6648/G_Summer97.html, Vol 1, No 2 (Summer 1997).
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Susannah Gambill
b. circa 1783
Birth |
circa 1783 |
Susannah Gambill was born circa 1783.2 |
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She was the daughter of John Gambill and Caty ?Wash.1 |
Marriage |
24 December 1811 |
Susannah Gambill married Thomas Roberts on 24 December 1811.2 |
Citations |
- [S622] "Revolutionary War Pensioners," Wilkes Genealogical Society Bulletin (Fall and WInter 1976): Fall pages 13-14, Winter page 7.
- [S627] Alice Billings, "John Gambill, Sr.: From Virginia and North Carolina," Gambrella, The Newsletter about Gambills/Gambles/Gambrels/Gambrells, Newsletter on line at www.geocities.com/Yosemite/6648/G_Summer97.html, Vol 1, No 2 (Summer 1997).
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Thomas Roberts
Citations |
- [S627] Alice Billings, "John Gambill, Sr.: From Virginia and North Carolina," Gambrella, The Newsletter about Gambills/Gambles/Gambrels/Gambrells, Newsletter on line at www.geocities.com/Yosemite/6648/G_Summer97.html, Vol 1, No 2 (Summer 1997).
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Chloe Johnson
Citations |
- [S627] Alice Billings, "John Gambill, Sr.: From Virginia and North Carolina," Gambrella, The Newsletter about Gambills/Gambles/Gambrels/Gambrells, Newsletter on line at www.geocities.com/Yosemite/6648/G_Summer97.html, Vol 1, No 2 (Summer 1997).
- [S626] William Perry Johnson, "Henry Gambill of Hanover County".
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Elizabeth ?
Citations |
- [S627] Alice Billings, "John Gambill, Sr.: From Virginia and North Carolina," Gambrella, The Newsletter about Gambills/Gambles/Gambrels/Gambrells, Newsletter on line at www.geocities.com/Yosemite/6648/G_Summer97.html, Vol 1, No 2 (Summer 1997).
- [S626] William Perry Johnson, "Henry Gambill of Hanover County".
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Elizabeth Holbrook
Citations |
- [S626] William Perry Johnson, "Henry Gambill of Hanover County".
- [S627] Alice Billings, "John Gambill, Sr.: From Virginia and North Carolina," Gambrella, The Newsletter about Gambills/Gambles/Gambrels/Gambrells, Newsletter on line at www.geocities.com/Yosemite/6648/G_Summer97.html, Vol 1, No 2 (Summer 1997).
- [S625] Norman Spiva, "Spiva's Corner," Gambrella, The Newsletter about Gambills/Gambles/Gambrels/Gambrells, Newsletter on line at www.geocities.com/gambrelw_2000/Gambrella_Fall2001_p1.html, Vol 5, No 4 (Fall 2001).
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William S. Moore
b. between 1820 and 1826, d. 1865
Birth |
between 1820 and 1826 |
William S. Moore was born between 1820 and 1826. |
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He was the son of William Moore and Rebecca Swinney.1 |
Marriage |
1847 |
William S. Moore married Susan Nancy Hopkins in 1847 at Franklin County VA. |
Death |
1865 |
William S. Moore died in 1865 at Floyd County, VA.2 |
Citations |
- [S355] Beth Fridley, Floyd County, Virginia Deaths, 1853-82, Ancestry.Inc, Orem, UT), 1999, Record of William Moore, 1865.
- [S355] Beth Fridley, Floyd County, Virginia Deaths, 1853-82, Ancestry.Inc, Orem, UT), 1999.
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Edmund Swinney
Fact 1 |
1782 |
In 1782, at Henry County, VA,, The transcriber for the 1782 Henry Co personal property tax list shows no Swinneys or Sweeneys but does list an Edmund "Swing," which I believe is an interpretation of difficult handwriting of the word "Swiny.".1 |
Fact 1 |
24 February 1784 |
On 24 February 1784, at Henry County, VA,, Edmund Sweeney patented 346 acres on both sides of Nicholas's Creek, adjoining O'Brian and Ross. (Nicholas Creek fell into Franklin County when it was split off from Henry in 1786.).2 |
Fact 1 |
between 1786 and 1789 |
Between 1786 and 1789, at Franklin County, VA,, Edmund Sweeney was listed for personal property tax (except 1788). He was not found after that date..3 |
Fact 1 |
6 December 1787 |
On 6 December 1787, at Prince Edward County, VA,, Edmund Swinney entered for 200 acres adjoining Marvelstone, Nick and the Appomattox River plus 300 acres adjoining Gibson and the South Fork of the Appomattox River. An entry was the first step in getting a patent. I can't find in the Library Of Virginia's database that a patent was ever issued. But it was very common to transfer a warrant to someone else before the patent was issued. William Swinney received a patent in 1790 for 300 acres on the south Fork of the Appomattox River adjoining Gibson and Cary. This could be the same land; I have not researched further..2,4 |
Fact 1 |
between 1792 and 1796 |
Between 1792 and 1796, at Prince Edward County, VA,, Edmund Swinney was listed for personal property tax in Prince Edward County. In 1795-6 he was listed as "exempt" with 1 slave and 1 horse, in 1796 on the same day as Willaim Swinney. If he is exempt from tax, then the fact that he is not listed after 1796 doesn't mean he died or moved away, it just means he was exempt from the tithe, and once he no longer had the slave he probably wouldn't even be listed..5 |
Fact 1 |
22 November 1800 |
On 22 November 1800, at Franklin County, VA,, Edmund Swinney of Prince Edward County sold to Nathaniel Dickson 346 acres on both sides of Nicholas Creek adjoining O'Brient and Ross. The deed was witnessed by Swinfield Ruble, John Knowles, Moses Jenny and Saml Saunders. It was proven in Franklin County court in January 1801 by the oath of Ruble and then in December 1803 by the oaths of Knowles and Jenny.. |
Citations |
- [S359] The 1782 Henry County, Virginia Personal Property Tax List, transcribed by Jeffrey C. Weaver .
- [S358] Virginia Land Office Patents and Grants, The Library of Virginia .
- [S370] Franklin County, Virginia Personal Property Tax Records 1786-1850, microfilm borrowed from the LDS Family History Library.
- [S360] Land entry of Edmund Swinney, Deed Book 7, page 303.
- [S455] Prince Edward County, Virginia Personal Property Tax Records 1782-1809, microfilm borrowed from the LDS Family History Library.
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Ann Sweeney
b. 1790
Citations |
- [S350] Barbara Blackwell Locker, "Will of Benjamin Sweeney, 1823", Franklin Co, VA Archives, Usgenweb, online at ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/franklin/wills/sweeney2.txt.
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John Nall1
b. circa 1763
Citations |
- [S80] Charles Fuller Nall and Sally Nall Dolphin, Nall Families of America, Other siblings and birth dates from NFA. It says "Probable children are".
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Robert Nall
b. 24 September 1767
Frances Nall
b. circa 1770
Larkin Nall
b. circa 1775
Polly Nall
John Nall1
b. circa 1741
Citations |
- [S80] Charles Fuller Nall and Sally Nall Dolphin, Nall Families of America, all siblings from same. They have proof for only the 4 named explicitly in Richard's will (Polly Hogan, Winnefred Youngblood,son MArtin,deceased son John), the others are by default because they weren't listed in the wills of RIchard's brothers.
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James Nall
b. circa 1745
Nicholas Nall
b. circa 1750
Polly Nall
b. circa 1755
Winifred Nall
b. circa 1758