I100298: S. Fannie DILLION (ABT 1830

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E. Feliciana Parish, LA 1830 census. Fielding Gordon, 1 male 30-40, 1 male 50-60 (this might be John Waddell - he should be 69) 1 female 15-20.

"Fielding took the two children, John Alexander Norwood Gordon and Louisa back to TN and Gordon's Ferry to his mother, Dolly (Cross) Gordon, stayed 3 mos, then headed back to Louisiana by way of St. Louis where he had relatives plus business. There he died in 1835. I have several documents where John WADDELL went to court, represented by Lafayette Saunders, trying to keep the two children to tutor and raise. I do not know if he ever saw those
grandchildren again, but it is doubtful. Dolly did a superlative job of raising them along with other orphaned grandchildren, and they were educated and well prepared for life as adults."

Src: Book "Kinfolks" by William Curry Harllee p. 2706, 2721.

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died there while on business

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"V. Col. Edmund Pendleton((5)) (Henry((4)), John((3)), Henry((2)), Philip((1))), of Cuckooville in Louisa Co., Va., to which place his father had removed some years previous to his death, and there died in November, 1822, aged sixty-three years. Of him, Mr. John S. Pendleton's record is imperfect, but he was regarded as remarkable for the vigor of his intellect and for his integrity of character. For many years he filled the position of justice of the peace, and repeatedly served the county of his adoption in the Legislature of Virginia. Col. Edmund Pendleton marched into the service of his country in the War of 1812 as captain of a company from his native county. At the death of his father, Col. Edmund, partly as divisor, but principally as purchaser, succeeded to the Cuckoo property, moved to it in December, 1823, and there d. December, 1838, aged fifty-three years. His wife was Unity Yancey Kimbrough. They had issue:"

Edward Mosby 7 May 1818 . Edwd. Mosby and Eliza. H., his wife to Edmund Pendleton, all of Louisa Co. $1480,00. 227 3/4a. in Louisa Co. which tract of land Joseph Winston gave the sd. Edwd. Moseby & wife. No witnesses. 11 May 1818 . D. B. "N." 513.

May 7, 1818 : Edmund Pendleton & Unity, his wife, to Edward Mosby, all of Louisa County. œ1480:00, 25 a. in Louisa Co. , also one house & lot in the town of Yanceyville, contg. 3/4 a. which lies near Fauntain Dukes Tavern. 11 May 1818 . Ibid, p. 515.

April 14, 1819 . Edmund Pendleton & Charles Banet, residing in Louisa Co. from Dr. Edward Mosby , residing in same County. (To secure a debt of $500, due by said Mosby to Jno. Poindexter, Jr. ) A house & lot in town of Yancyville (bought by sd. Mosby from sd. Pendleton ) also one 25a lot of land in Louisa Co. and several negroes. D. B. "O." p. 240.

Feby. 4, 1820 . Edwrd. Mosby of Louisa Co. conveys to James Trice & Edmd. Pendleton, of same Co. (to save harmless Wm. Baker , Fountain Duke , of same Co. who stand as security for sd. Mosby to Benj. Brand for $600.) The houses & lott, in Yancyville , on which sd. Mosby resides at present, also 25a. near Yancyville , purchased of Edmund Pendleton , also several negroes, goods, & Chattles, &c. 14 Feby. 1820 . Ibid, p. 337.

March 15, 1820 : Edward Mosby , of Louisa Co. , to John S. Flemming , of same Co. $330: 1/2a in Yancyville, Louisa County , purchased of Edmund Pendleton , on which sd. Mosby at present resides. 16 March 1820 . Ibid, 353.

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My Southern Family

S. Fannie DILLION

ABT 1830 - ____

ID Number: I100298

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Fielding Lewis GORDON

1797 - 1835

ID Number: I48587

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Frances HIGGINBOTHAM

1869 - ____

ID Number: I83962

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Othma J. KREBS

ABT 1890 - 1929

ID Number: I11437

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Col. Edmund PENDLETON of Cuckooville

25 Oct 1786 - 12 Dec 1838

ID Number: I4143

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Caroline RICE

ABT 1832 - ____

ID Number: I96566

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John SLEDD

ABT 1735 - 17 Jun 1811

ID Number: I35983

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Richard YANCEY

ABT 1748 - 1804

ID Number: I50133

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