Rachel Duerin Derrin1

F, b. circa 1748, d. after 1810
Father*(?) Derrin b. c 1721
Mother*Margaret (?)2 b. c 1725
Rachel Duerin Derrin|b. c 1748\nd. a 1810|p72.htm#i4174|(?) Derrin|b. c 1721|p205.htm#i12565|Margaret (?)|b. c 1725|p191.htm#i11759|||||||||||||
Note* Rachel Duerin Derrin Mathias Quattlbaum, Sr. is cited for patriotic service in the American Revolution for giving flour to state troops. His wife, Rachael Derrin Quattlebaum is cited for patriotic service for giving three horses (this was like giving three cars) to the state troops! Johannes Peter Quattlebaum, brother of Mathias Quattlebaum, Sr. served under General Marion in South Carolina. These are all cited in the DAR Patriot Index! Hope this helps! 
Birth*circa 1748 She was born circa 1748 at Palantine, Germany. 
 She was the daughter of (?) Derrin and Margaret (?).2 
Immigration*1764 Rachel Duerin Derrin immigrated in 1764 to From Germany, Charles Town, Charleston, South Carolina.1,3,4,2 
Land*December 1764 She obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent December 1764 Edgefield, South Carolina.2 
Marriage*December 1764 She married Matthias Quattlebaum, son of Petter Quattlebaum and Anna Maria Barbara Herckendall, in December 1764 at Fredericksburg, Newberry, South Carolina.2 
Land30 August 1765 Rachel Duerin Derrin obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent 30 August 1765 Sleepy Creek, South Carolina.5 
Land25 September 1765 She obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent 25 September 1765 Rocky Creek, South Carolina.6 
Military Service*May 1778 She in May 1778 South Carolina.2 
Burial*after 1810 She was buried after 1810 at Newberry, South Carolina. 
Death*after 1810 She died after 1810 at Newberry, South Carolina. 

Family

Matthias Quattlebaum b. c 1738, d. c 1806
Children

Citations

  1. [S431] Gail Breitbard, "Some Early South Carolina Immigrants."
  2. [S622] Peter Quattlebaum, Quattlebaum: A Palatine Family in South Carolina.
  3. [S432] Jack Moreland Jones and Mary Bondurant Warren, South Carolina Immigrants, 1760 to 1770.
  4. [S433] Jane Revill, Protestant Immigrants to South Carolina, 1763-1773.
  5. [S768] DERIN, RAEL, LAND GRANT FOR 100 ACRES ON SLEEPY CREEK Series: S213019; Volume: 0013; Page: 00124, South Carolina Archives Online.
  6. [S769] DERIN, RAEL, MEMORIAL FOR 100 ACRES ON ROCKY CREEK Series: S111001; Volume: 0008; Page: 00082; Item: 004, unknown repository.

John Rhinehart

M, b. circa 1774, d. before 8 June 1829
Father*Mathias Rinehart1 b. 3 Jul 1748, d. b 12 Oct 1808
Mother*Anna Margaret Lagrone1 b. 1749, d. a 1815
John Rhinehart|b. c 1774\nd. b 8 Jun 1829|p72.htm#i4175|Mathias Rinehart|b. 3 Jul 1748\nd. b 12 Oct 1808|p90.htm#i4939|Anna Margaret Lagrone|b. 1749\nd. a 1815|p90.htm#i4940|John J. R. Reinhardt|b. 21 May 1713\nd. 12 Oct 1808|p90.htm#i4947||||Tobias Lagrone|b. b 1731\nd. a 1793|p96.htm#i5627||||
Birth*circa 1774 John Rhinehart was born circa 1774 at Newberry, South Carolina.1 
 He was the son of Mathias Rinehart and Anna Margaret Lagrone.1 
Marriage*circa 1795 John Rhinehart married Gertraud (Gertrude) Quattlebaum, daughter of Matthias Quattlebaum and Rachel Duerin Derrin, circa 1795.1,2,3 
Census*1800 John Rhinehart appeared on the census of 1800 at Newberry, South Carolina; Name:      Top Ryneharts
County:      Newberry District
State:      South Carolina
Free White Males Under 10:      1
Free White Males 26 to 44:      1
Free White Females Under 10 :      1
Free White Females 26 to 44 :      1
Number of Household Members Under 16 :      2
Number of Household Members Over 25 :      2
Number of Household Members:      4.4 
Residence*2 July 1803 He lived on 2 July 1803 at Crims Creek, Newberry, South Carolina; Gift deed to Gertraud Quattlebaum
"Newberry County Court House deed book A, Page 265 shows the recording of a deed whereby Michael Dickert, Sr., conveyed to Mathias Quattlebaum Sr. on October 14, 1786, 300 acres on the southside of Broad River on a Branch of Crims Creek. Deed book G, Newberry County, shows the recording of a deed by which on July 2, 1803, Mathais Quattlebaum as a gift, deeded to his beloved daughter Gertraud Rinehart, wife of John Rinehart, 150 acres of land on the southside of Broad River on a branch of Crims Creek".

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/t/a/y/Dorothy-R-Taylor-LA/BOOK-0001/0005-0004.html#CHILD5

A Documented History of The Rinehart Family 1752 - 2003 Including Allied Families
by Dorothy Rinehart Taylor
A documentary record of the Rinehart family of Newberry, Edgefield, Lexington, and Saluda Counties, South Carolina, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/t/a/y/Dorothy-R-Taylor-LA/BOOK-0001/0000-0001.html.2
 
Census1810 He appeared on the census of 1810 at Edgefield, South Carolina; Name:      John Rhynhart
County:      Edgefield
State:      South Carolina
Free White Males Under 10:      2
Free White Males 10 to 15:      1
Free White Males 26 to 44:      1
Free White Females Under 10:      2
Free White Females 26 to 44:      1
Numbers of Slaves:      1
Number of Household Members Under 16:      5
Number of Household Members Over 25:      2
Number of Household Members:      8.5 
Religion*1813 He was Methodist, principal founder in 1813 of Nazareth Methodist Church. 
Marriage*circa 1818 He married Catherine Elizabeth Chapman circa 1818. 
Census1820 John Rhinehart appeared on the census of 1820 at Edgefield, South Carolina; Name:      John Rhinehart
County:      Edgefield
State:      South Carolina
Enumeration Date:      August 7, 1820
Free White Males - Under 10:      1
Free White Males - 10 thru 15:      1
Free White Males - 45 and over:      1
Free White Females - 10 thru 15:      3
Free White Females - 26 thru 44:      1
Free White Females - 45 and over:      2
Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture:      3
Slaves - Males - Under 14:      1
Slaves - Males - 26 thru 44:      1
Slaves - Females - Under 14:      2
Slaves - Females - 14 thru 25:      1
Free White Persons - Under 16:      5
Free White Persons - Over 25:      4
Total Free White Persons:      9
Total Slaves:      5
Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other:      14.6 
Will*28 November 1828 He left a will on 28 November 1828 at Edgefield, South Carolina; http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/t/a/y/Dorothy-R-Taylor-LA/BOOK-0001/0005-0004.html#CHILD4.7 
Death*before 8 June 1829 He died before 8 June 1829 at Saluda, Edgefield, South Carolina; Buyers of Property in the John Rinehart Estate were: Charles Duncan, Julius Snelgrove, George Leaver, Benjamin Corley, Nathaniel Corley, William B. Fortner, Peter Shumpert, Carey Snelgrove, Moore McDaniel, Abraham Rinehart, Daniel Cotney, Joseph Brittain, John Hare, John Wise, Jacob Caughman, John Rinehart, Frederick Hartley, George Harmon, George Wise, Jacob Leapheart, Absolom Roberts, Christopher Pikard, David Epting, Joel Inabnet, Manuel Hallman, Andrew P. Jones, Matthais Quattlebaum, John Kinard, Robert Cloy, Jacob Lagrone, David C. Charles, John Harris, Thomas Harris, Joseph Bickley, Reuben Roe, Peter Hempson, William Etheredge, Matthais Shealy.7 
Probate8 June 1829 His estate was probated on 8 June 1829 at Edgefield, South Carolina.7 
Burial*12 July 1829 He was buried on 12 July 1829 at Probably St.Michales Lutheran Church Cemetery, Lexington, South Carolina; 1829 July 12 - Preached the funeral for old Mr. Rinehart
http://www.palmettoroots.org/DreherJournal.html.8 

Family 1

Gertraud (Gertrude) Quattlebaum b. c 1786, d. a 1810
Children

Family 2

Catherine Elizabeth Chapman b. 4 Jun 1775, d. 14 Mar 1858

Citations

  1. [S227] Rinehart Family - Palmetto Conenctions, online http://www.palmettoroots.org/Family_Rinehart.html
  2. [S225] Unknown compiler, Newberry Deed Book.
  3. [S435] Yates Publishing, 2004.
  4. [S416] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  5. [S417] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  6. [S418] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  7. [S138] Unknown compiler, Edgefield County, South Carolina Will Book, book C, Page 294-295.
  8. [S942] The History of Synod Committee, "Rev. Godfrey Dreher, 1819-1851 Journal."

Matthias Quattlebaum

M, b. circa 1738, d. circa 1806
Father*Petter Quattlebaum1 b. 1698, d. 12 Jan 1748
Mother*Anna Maria Barbara Herckendall b. c 1700, d. a 1746
Matthias Quattlebaum|b. c 1738\nd. c 1806|p72.htm#i4176|Petter Quattlebaum|b. 1698\nd. 12 Jan 1748|p97.htm#i5706|Anna Maria Barbara Herckendall|b. c 1700\nd. a 1746|p97.htm#i5707|||||||||||||
Note* Matthias Quattlebaum Mathias Quattlebaum, sibling of Maria Gertrud Quattlebaum, bought 300 acres right next to Francis Huiet (Huyet/Huet/Huit/etc) husband of Maria Gertrud Quattlebaum, on Crim's Creek from Peter Dickert. Mathias Quattlebaum named one of his daughters Girtrud (who married John Rinhart) and who inherited 1/2 of the Dickert/Quattlebaum 300 acres. The point is that Mathias Quattlebaum named his daughter after his sister, Maria Gertrud Quattlebaum, wife of Francis Huiet.


Mathias Quattlbaum, Sr. is cited for patriotic service in the American Revolution for giving flour to state troops. His wife, Rachael Derrin Quattlebaum is cited for patriotic service for giving three horses (this was like giving three cars) to the state troops! Johannes Peter Quattlebaum, brother of Mathias Quattlebaum, Sr. served under General Marion in South Carolina. These are all cited in the DAR Patriot Index! Hope this helps! 
Birth*circa 1738 He was born circa 1738 at Pennsylvania.1 
 He was the son of Petter Quattlebaum and Anna Maria Barbara Herckendall.1 
Marriage*December 1764 Matthias Quattlebaum married Rachel Duerin Derrin, daughter of (?) Derrin and Margaret (?), in December 1764 at Fredericksburg, Newberry, South Carolina.1 
Military Servicecirca 1776 Matthias Quattlebaum Series: S108092
Reel: 0121
Frame: 00507
ignore: 000

Date: 1776 C. or later

Description: QUATELBAUM, MATHEWS, ACCOUNT AUDITED (FILE NO. 6185) OF CLAIMS GROWING OUT OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

Names indexed: QUATELBAUM, MATHEWS circa 1776 South Carolina.2 
Occupation*1780 He was Crim's creek, mill site.
Robert Mills, Atlas of the State of South Carolina (Philadelphis, 1825), Map, Lexington District in 1780 at Dutch Fork, Lexington, South Carolina.1 
Residence*1780 He lived in 1780 at Dutch Fork, from Broad to Saluda, Lexington, South Carolina.1 
Military Service*11 April 1782 He on 11 April 1782 South Carolina.1 
Military Service8 July 1782 He on 8 July 1782 South Carolina.1 
Residence28 March 1787 He lived on 28 March 1787 at Bear Creek, Orangeburgh, South Carolina; Series: S213190
Volume: 0017
Page: 00288
Item: 001
Date: 3/28/1787
Description: QUADLEBAM, MATHIAS, PLAT FOR 730 ACRES ON BEAR CREEK,
ORANGEBURGH DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY JAMES DOUGHARTY.
Names indexed: BOWERS, ANDREW; DOUGHARTY, JAMES; QUADLEBAM,
MATHIAS; RIDLEHOVER, GEORGE
Locations: BEAR CREEK; ORANGEBURG DISTRICT; SALUDA RIVER
Document type: PLAT.3 
Census*1800 He appeared on the census of 1800 at Lexington, Lexington, South Carolina;
Name:      Mattias Quaddlebam
Township:      Lexington
County:      Orangeburg District
State:      South Carolina
Free White Males 16 to 25:      2
Free White Males 45 and Over :      1
Free White Females 16 to 25 :      3
Free White Females 45 and Over :      1
Number of Slaves:      8
Number of Household Members Over 25 :      2
Number of Household Members:      15.4 
Land*1803 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from In 1803 Mathias and his wife, Rachel, conveyed land to hius married daughters, Maria Christiane, Rachael, and Gertraud, mentioning husband of each. (Newberry recrds, Deed Book F, p. 358; Deed Book G, pp. 5,6.)

Gift deed to Gertraud Quattlebaum
"Newberry County Court House deed book A, Page 265 shows the recording of a deed whereby Michael Dickert, Sr., conveyed to Mathias Quattlebaum Sr. on October 14, 1786, 300 acres on the southside of Broad River on a Branch of Crims Creek. Deed book G, Newberry County, shows the recording of a deed by which on July 2, 1803, Mathais Quattlebaum as a gift, deeded to his beloved daughter Gertraud Rinehart, wife of John Rinehart, 150 acres of land on the southside of Broad River on a branch of Crims Creek".
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/t/a/y/Dorothy-R-Taylor-LA/BOOK-0001/0005-0004.html#CHILD5

A Documented History of The Rinehart Family 1752 - 2003 Including Allied Families
by Dorothy Rinehart Taylor
A documentary record of the Rinehart family of Newberry, Edgefield, Lexington, and Saluda Counties, South Carolina, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/t/a/y/Dorothy-R-Taylor-LA/BOOK-0001/0000-0001.html 1803 Newberry, South Carolina.1 
Death*circa 1806 He died circa 1806 at Newberry, Newberry, South Carolina.1 

Family

Rachel Duerin Derrin b. c 1748, d. a 1810
Children

Citations

  1. [S622] Peter Quattlebaum, Quattlebaum: A Palatine Family in South Carolina.
  2. [S765] MATHEWS QUATELBAUM, QUATELBAUM, MATHEWS, (FILE NO. 6185), Series: S108092; Reel: 0121; Frame: 00507.
  3. [S766] QUADLEBAM, MATHIAS; ORANGEBURGH DISTRICT, SC Series: S213190; Volume: 0017; Page: 00288; Item: 001, South Carolina Archives Online.
  4. [S427] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  5. [S225] Unknown compiler, Newberry Deed Book.

Gertraud (Gertrude) Quattlebaum

F, b. circa 1786, d. after 1810
Father*Matthias Quattlebaum1,2 b. c 1738, d. c 1806
Mother*Rachel Duerin Derrin b. c 1748, d. a 1810
Gertraud (Gertrude) Quattlebaum|b. c 1786\nd. a 1810|p72.htm#i4177|Matthias Quattlebaum|b. c 1738\nd. c 1806|p72.htm#i4176|Rachel Duerin Derrin|b. c 1748\nd. a 1810|p72.htm#i4174|Petter Quattlebaum|b. 1698\nd. 12 Jan 1748|p97.htm#i5706|Anna M. B. Herckendall|b. c 1700\nd. a 1746|p97.htm#i5707|(?) Derrin|b. c 1721|p205.htm#i12565|Margaret (?)|b. c 1725|p191.htm#i11759|
Birth*circa 1786 Gertraud (Gertrude) Quattlebaum was born circa 1786 at Newberry, South Carolina.3,1 
 She was the daughter of Matthias Quattlebaum and Rachel Duerin Derrin.1,2 
Marriage*circa 1795 Gertraud (Gertrude) Quattlebaum married John Rhinehart, son of Mathias Rinehart and Anna Margaret Lagrone, circa 1795.3,2,4 
Misc*2 July 1803 Gertraud (Gertrude) Quattlebaum was (an unknown value) on 2 July 1803 at Newberry, South Carolina.5 
Death*after 1810 She died after 1810 at Newberry, South Carolina.3 

Family

John Rhinehart b. c 1774, d. b 8 Jun 1829
Children

Citations

  1. [S622] Peter Quattlebaum, Quattlebaum: A Palatine Family in South Carolina.
  2. [S225] Unknown compiler, Newberry Deed Book.
  3. [S227] Rinehart Family - Palmetto Conenctions, online http://www.palmettoroots.org/Family_Rinehart.html
  4. [S435] Yates Publishing, 2004.
  5. [S419] Newberry County Court House in Deed Book A, Book G.

Jane Dickey

F, b. circa 1738, d. before 1810
Father*James Dickey b. 1712
Mother*Catherine Huet b. 1715
Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|James Dickey|b. 1712|p75.htm#i4319|Catherine Huet|b. 1715|p273.htm#i16344|||||||||||||
Birth*circa 1738 Jane Dickey was born circa 1738. 
 She was the daughter of James Dickey and Catherine Huet. 
Married Namecirca 1754  As of circa 1754,her married name was Stewart.1 
Marriage*circa 1754 Jane Dickey married Samuel Stewart circa 1754 at Orange, North Carolina.1 
Death*before 1810 Jane Dickey died before 1810 at North Carolina. 

Family

Samuel Stewart b. c 1713, d. 1 Jan 1812
Children

Citations

  1. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.

Samuel Stewart

M, b. circa 1713, d. 1 January 1812
Birth*circa 1713 Samuel Stewart was born circa 1713.1 
Marriage*circa 1754 He married Jane Dickey, daughter of James Dickey and Catherine Huet, circa 1754 at Orange, North Carolina.1 
Land*13 December 1762 Samuel Stewart obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from 700 acres
Terrels Branch, Haw River
Title: Stewart, Samuel. Orange Co.
Years: 1762
Creator: Office of Secretary of State, Granville Proprietary Land Office
Call Number: S.108.270 - S.108.283
Location: MFR
MARS Id: 12.12.66.22 (Folder) 13 December 1762 Orange, North Carolina.2 
(Witness) Land26 July 1770 He witnessed the Land of Aaron Harlan and Aaron Harlan on 26 July 1770 at Chatham, North Carolina; Deed Book A page 5
Aaron Harlon, Sr, for and in consideration of the great love and affection he beareth for Aaron Harlon, Jr., granted two hundred and fifty acres in Orange County, part of a survey which Samuel Temples purchased of John Posey, and the said Samuel Temples made over to the said Aaron Harlon3 Nov 1764, lying on the south side of Rocky River, joining Ambrose Joshua Smith. Wit: Samuel Stewart, Jesse Hays, George Harlon.
Registered, Chatham County, Aug 1771.3 
(Witness) Land26 July 1770 Samuel Stewart witnessed the Land of George Harlan on 26 July 1770 at Chatham, North Carolina; Deed Book A page 29
Aaron Harlon, Sr, for and in consideration of the great love and affection he beareth for George Harlon, granted one hundred seventy nince acres in Orange County, lying on the south side of Harlons Creek at a small branch called Rose Spring branch. Wit: Samuel Stewart, Aaron Harlon, Jr, John M. Larson.
Registered, Chatham County, Aug 1771.3 
Residence*May 1774 Samuel Stewart lived in May 1774 at Orange, North Carolina; Samuel Stewart, overseer of road from the Great branch of Dry Creek to the Orange County, NC line.4 
ResidenceAugust 1774 He lived in August 1774 at Chatham, North Carolina; Orphans Sarah Jones, 14, and Jeremiah Jones, 8, bound to Samuel Stewart.4 
ResidenceMay 1775 He lived in May 1775 at Chatham, North Carolina; Samuel Stewart overseer of road from Terrell's Creek to Blasingame's Branch. Esquires Justices: Samuel Stewart. Processioners in Capt. Harper's District: Samuel Stewart and Jeduthan Harper.4 
ResidenceMay 1776 He lived in May 1776 at Chatham, North Carolina; Court ordered that Samuel Stewart have leave to turn the publick road a small distance round his plantation.4 
Land8 February 1777 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book C, p.114; 8 Feb 1777; Recorded Feb 1784.
Mellecier [Mallichi?] Fike sold to Samuel Stewart for 125 pounds a tract of land containing 150 acres on the “River Bank of Runs [?]”. Signed by Mellecier Fike and Anne Fick [sic]. Wit: Argules Henderson, George Stuart. 8 February 1777 Chatham, North Carolina.5 
ResidenceAugust 1777 He lived in August 1777 at Chatham, North Carolina; Court ordered that Martin Crutchfield be appointed overseer of the road in room of Samuel Stewart.4 
Census*1779 He appeared on the census of 1779 at Orange, North Carolina; Name:      Samuel Stewart
State:      NC
County:      Orange County
Year:      1779
Database:      NC Early Census Index.6 
Land3 March 1779 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book B, p. 246; File No. 42, Samuel Stewart          Years: 1778, 1779
Creator: Office of Secretary of State,     Office of the Secretary
Call Number: S.108.595     Location: 168-171     MARS Id: 12.14.44.42 (Folder)
Quantity: 2 Item(s)
Personal Names: Stewart, Samuel
Geographical Names: Cane Creek, Pine Hill Creek
Land Grant Information
Acres: 528     Grant No: 41     Issued: Mar. 3, 1779     Entry No: 292
Entered: Dec. 30, 1778     Book No: 30          Page No: 41
Location: Lying on both sides of Pine hill Creek the waters of Cain Creek 3 March 1779 Pine Hill Creek the waters of Cain Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land3 March 1779 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book B, p.248; File No. 41, Samuel Stewart     Years: 1778, 1779
Creator: Office of Secretary of State,     Office of the Secretary
Call Number: S.108.595     Location: 164-167     MARS Id: 12.14.44.41 (Folder)     
Quantity: 2 Item(s)
Personal Names: Pile, John,           Stewart, Samuel
Geographical Names: Pine Hill Creek
Land Grant Information
Acres: 272     Grant No: 40     Issued: Mar. 3, 1779     Entry No: 291     
Entered: Dec. 30, 1778     Book No: 30          Page No: 40
Location: On both sides of Pine Hill Creek Beg. at a White oak in the line of Jno. Piles land 3 March 1779 Pine Hill Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land23 April 1780 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book C, p.199; 23 Apr 1780; Recorded Nov 1783.
Samuel Stewart, Weaver, sold to William Noblet, Weaver, for 12 pounds ten shillings a tract of land containing 50 acres lying on Pine Hill Creek and west side of Haw River being part of the Samuel Stewart grant of 1779. Wit: Patrick Whinery, Joseph Noblet. 23 April 1780 Pine Hill Creek and west side of Haw River, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Occupation*23 April 1780 He was C-199          23 Apr 1780          Recorded Nov 1783.
Samuel Stewart, Weaver, sold to William Noblet, Weaver, for 12 pounds ten shillings a tract of land containing 50 acres lying on Pine Hill Creek and west side of Haw River being part of the Samuel Stewart grant of 1779. Wit: Patrick Whinery, Joseph Noblet. on 23 April 1780 at Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land23 October 1782 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book D, p.4; File No. 602, Samuel Stewart     Years: 1779, 1782
Creator: Office of Secretary of State,     Office of the Secretary
Call Number: S.108.596     Location: 988-992     MARS Id: 12.14.44.612 (Folder)
Quantity: 2 Item(s)
Personal Names: Stewart, Samuel
Geographical Names: Loves Creek, Rocky River
Land Grant Information
Acres: 100     Grant No: 609     Issued: 23 Oct 1782     Entry No: 542
Entered: Aug. 9, 1779     Book No: 48     Page No: 15
Location: On the Branches of Loves Creek the waters of Rockey river 23 October 1782 Loves Creek the waters of Rockey river, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land21 December 1782 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book C, p.115; 21 Dec 1782; Recorded Feb 1784.
Joseph Hadley sold to Samuel Stewart for 60 pounds a tract of land containing 300 acres lying north from corner of Timothy Terrel’s land, lying on the third branching of Verner’s Creek on the waters of Deep River. From a tract granted to Wm Verner 11 Nov 1756 by Lord Granville. Wit: Joshua Hadley, Aron Stuart. 21 December 1782 Verner's Creek on the waters of Deep River, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land31 July 1784 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book C, p.340; 31 Jul 1784; Recorded Aug 1784.
Samuel Stewart sold to Charles Morgan Senr for 128 pounds a tract of land containing 150 acres lying along the river. Wit: Joseph Morgan, John Stuart. 31 July 1784 Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land1 May 1785 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book D, p.212; 1 May 1785; Recorded Feb 1787.
William George sold to Samuel Stewart, Weaver, for 7 pounds a tract of land containing 52½ acres lying on Vernells Creek the waters of Rocky River along Joseph Hadley’s South East Corner part of grant of May 1785 to Benjamin Watts. Wit: Aaron Harlan, Aaron Terrell. 1 May 1785 Vernells Creek the waters of Rocky River, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land1 August 1785 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book C, p.502; 1 Aug 1785; Recorded Aug 1785.
Samuel Stewart sold to Joseph Hadley for 200 pounds a tract of land containing 384 acres lying on both sides of Pine Hill Creek a branch of Cane Creek along John Pile’s line. Wit: Aaron Harlan, James Stuart. 1 August 1785 Pine Hill Creek a branch of Cane Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land12 February 1787 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book D, p. 203; 12 Feb 1787; Recorded Feb 1787.
Samuel Stewart, Weaver, sold to John Lambart, planter, for 50 pounds a tract of land containing 100 acres lying on Love Creek on the waters of Rocky River granted to Samuel Stewart 20 Oct 1782. Wit: Thos. Beaver, John Stuart. 12 February 1787 Loves Creek the waters of Rockey river, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land9 August 1787 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book E, p.182; 9 Aug 1787; Recorded 1787.
File No. 850: Samuel Stewart
North Carolina grant of 100 acres on the head of Varnells Creek beginning on William George’s line. 9 August 1787 Varnells Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land11 September 1787 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book D, p.579; 11 Sep 1787; Recorded May 1789.
Samuel Stewart sold to Jacob Cashat for 175 pounds a tract of land containing 350 acres lying on Pine Hill Creek the waters of Cane Creek. Wit: Edward Stuart, James Woolson. 11 September 1787 Pine Hill Creek the waters of Cane Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Census1790 He appeared on the census of 1790 at Chatham, North Carolina; Name:      Saml Stewart
County:      Chatham
State:      North Carolina
Number of Free White Males Under 16:      1
Number of Free White Males 16 and Over:      4
Number of Free White Females:      2
Number of Slaves :      5
Number of Household Members:      12.7 
Land9 September 1791 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book G, p.101; 9 Sep 1791; Recorded Aug 1793.
William Harden of the County of Moor State of North Carolina sold to Samuel Stewart for 230 pounds for a tract of land containing 640 acres lying on the waters of Little Brush Creek beginning on Harden’s Improvement, along Thompson’s and Geve’s lines. Wit: Jacob Teague, Samuel Stewart Junr. 9 September 1791 Little Brush Creek, Harden's Improvement, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land25 November 1795 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book J, p26; 25 Nov 1795; Recorded May 1797.
William Thackston of Lunesburg County Virginia sold to Samuel Stewart for 200 pounds two tracts of land, No. 530 bearing the date 23 Oct 1782 granted to James Thackston, deceas’d, containing 100 acres lying on the waters of Haw River Meadow Creek; No. 385 bearing the date 13 Mar 1780 granted to James Thackston, deceas’d, containing 400 acres lying in the county and on the waters aforesaid. The whole two tracts containing 500 acres and bounded by Thos. Reeves on the South, Willm McMath & Eli Newland on the East, Wm R. Davy on the North & West. Wit: Pat’k St. Lawrence, Robert Ragland. 25 November 1795 Haw River Meadow Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land8 August 1796 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book J, p.75; 8 Aug 1796; Recorded May 1797.
Samuel Stewart sold to William Perry for 205 pounds two tracts of land, No. 530 containing bearing the date 23 Oct 1782 granted to James Thackston, deceas’d, containing 100 acres lying on the waters of Haw River Meadow Creek; No. 385 bearing the date 13 Mar 1780 granted to James Thackston, deceas’d, containing 400 acres lying in the county and on the waters aforesaid. The whole two tracts containing 500 acres and bounded by Thos. Reeves on the South, Willm McMath & Eli Newland on the East, Wm R. Davie on the North & West. Wit: Thos Ragland, Robt Ragland. 8 August 1796 Haw River Meadow Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land13 October 1797 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book J, p.447; 13 Oct 1797; Recorded May 1798.
Samuel Stewart sold to Henry Bray for 150 pounds a tract of land containing 320 acres lying on the waters of Little Brush Creek bounded on the north side of Harden’s Improvement, along Thompson’s, along Graves line. Wit: Jacob Teague, Samuel Stewart Junr. 13 October 1797 Little Brush Creek, Harden's Improvement, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land5 June 1798 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book K, p.171; 5 Jun 1798; Recorded Feb 1799.
Samuel Stewart sold to Michael Johnson of Warren County North Carolina for 240 dollars a tract of land containing 120 acres bounded by Genl Davies line and the waters of Vernon’s Creek. Wit: Eds. Rivez, James McMath, John Pery. Signed Saml Stuart. 5 June 1798 Vernon's Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land5 June 1798 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book K, p.172; 5 Jun 1798; Recorded Feb 1799.
Samuel Stewart sold to Michael Johnson of Warren County North Carolina for 600 dollars a tract of land containing ? acres lying on the head branches of Vernon’s Creek which is the waters of Rocky River beginning at Timothy Terrell’s corner. Wit: Eds. Rivez, James McMath, John Pery. Signed Saml Stuart. 5 June 1798 Vernon's Creek on the waters of Rocky River, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land17 December 1798 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book L, p.24; 17 Dec 1798; Recorded Feb 1800.
Sam’l Stuart Senr. Sold to Henry Bray Sen’r. For 170 pounds a tract of land containing 320 acres part of a survey granted to Spencer Stuart and bounded by Graves Corner and line. Wit: Jacob McDonal, Jeremiah Hadley. 17 December 1798 Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Census1800 He appeared on the census of 1800 at Hillsborough, Chatham, North Carolina; Name:      Samuel Stewart
Township:      Hillsborough
County:      Chatham
State:      North Carolina
Free White Males Under 10:      3
Free White Males 26 to 44:      1
Free White Females Under 10 :      2
Free White Females 26 to 44 :      1
Number of Slaves:      3
Number of Household Members Under 16 :      5
Number of Household Members Over 25 :      2
Number of Household Members:      10.8 
Land25 September 1805 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book O, p. 400; 25 Sep 1805; Recorded Feb 1808.
Solomon Ferrell sold to Samuel Stewart Senor for 145 pounds a tract of land containing 62 acres lying on the waters of Bloody Creek being part of the land which Ferrell had from William Campbell, bounded by Samuel Thompson. Wit: Samuel Stewart Juner, Robert Wilkinson. 25 September 1805 Bloody Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land26 September 1805 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book P, p.140; 26 Sep 1805; Recorded Feb 1808.
Solomon Ferrell sold to Samuel Stewart for 10 pounds a tract of land containing 2 acres being a parcel of land which Ferrell had from John Ratcliff Junior, lying on the waters of Bloody Creek. Wit: Samuel Stewart Junior, Robert Wilkerson. 26 September 1805 Bloody Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land26 February 1808 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book R, p.7; 26 Feb 1808; Recorded Aug 1810.
Samuel Stewart sold to John Stinson for 145 pounds a tract of land containing 62 acres being a parcel of land which Stewart had from Solomon Terrell, lying on the waters of Bloody Creek. Wit: E. Siler, Saml Stewart. 26 February 1808 Bloody Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Land26 February 1808 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book R, p.11; 26 Feb 1808; Recorded Aug 1810.
Samuel Stewart sold to John Stinson for 10 pounds a tract of land containing 2½ acres being a parcel of land which Stewart had from Solomon Terrell, lying on the East side Bloody Creek, being part of a tract granted to John Morpus by a grant from the State 23 Oct 1782 and conveyed to Robert Cob and by Cob to John Ratcliff and by Ratcliff to Solomon Terrell and by Terrell to said Samuel Stewart. Wit: E. Siler, Saml Stewart junr. 26 February 1808 Bloody Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.5 
Census1810 He appeared on the census of 1810 at Chatham, North Carolina; Name:      Jim [Sam'l] Stewart
County:      Chatham
State:      North Carolina
Free White Males Under 10:      2
Free White Males 10 to 15:      2
Free White Males 16 to 25:      1
Free White Males 26 to 44:      1
Free White Males 45 and Over:      1
Free White Females Under 10:      2
Free White Females 10 to 15:      1
Free White Females 26 to 44:      1
Numbers of Slaves:      3
Number of Household Members Under 16:      7
Number of Household Members Over 25:      3
Number of Household Members:      14.9 
Death*1 January 1812 He died on 1 January 1812 at Jones, Georgia.1 
Probate*13 February 1813 His estate was probated on 13 February 1813 at Jones, Georgia; The Compiler [Wolfram] believes he died in the last days of December 1812, or early January 1813 at the age of 99 years, and bases her belief on the fact that records in Jones County, Georgia (where several of his children and grandchildren died) inlcude the following: "Samuel Stewart (or Stuart) decd., Jane Stewart, admx., John Harmon, Nathaniel Gamage, John Dean, surs., February 3, 1813, Administrator's Bond."10,1 

Family

Jane Dickey b. c 1738, d. b 1810
Children

Citations

  1. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  2. [S1212] Granville Proprietary Land Office, North Carolina.
  3. [S717] Chatham County, North Carolina Deeds.
  4. [S1213] "Abstracts of Court Minutes of the Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Chatham County, NC."
  5. [S1010] Chatham County, North Carolina Deeds.
  6. [S230] 1782 State Census Index, Rutherford County, North Carolina, unknown record info.
  7. [S1210] 1790 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll: M637_7; Page: 232; Image: 141.
  8. [S1214] 1800 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll: 31; Page: 214; Image: 234.
  9. [S1215] 1810 US Censuis, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll 39; Page: 203; Image: 00376.
  10. [S139] Nathan Matthews, "Jones County, Georgia Guardian and Adminstrators."

Elizabeth Kynerd

F, b. 16 February 1884, d. 8 November 1888
Father*George Calvin Kynerd b. 19 May 1858, d. 14 May 1935
Mother*Lula Alabama Hopper b. 1 Sep 1860, d. 17 Apr 1947
Elizabeth Kynerd|b. 16 Feb 1884\nd. 8 Nov 1888|p72.htm#i4181|George Calvin Kynerd|b. 19 May 1858\nd. 14 May 1935|p83.htm#i4695|Lula Alabama Hopper|b. 1 Sep 1860\nd. 17 Apr 1947|p83.htm#i4696|Andrew J. Kynerd|b. 13 Dec 1834\nd. 23 Jan 1885|p84.htm#i4708|Elizabeth J. Fike|b. 10 Feb 1838\nd. 18 Apr 1885|p84.htm#i4709|George W. Hopper|b. 2 Feb 1827\nd. 26 Apr 1863|p84.htm#i4720|Permelia A. Kynerd|b. 13 Nov 1832\nd. 20 Jun 1908|p84.htm#i4724|
Burial* Elizabeth Kynerd was buried at Kynerd Cemetery, Fikes Ferry Road, Perry, Alabama. 
Birth*16 February 1884 She was born on 16 February 1884 at Perry, Alabama. 
 She was the daughter of George Calvin Kynerd and Lula Alabama Hopper. 
Death*8 November 1888 Elizabeth Kynerd died on 8 November 1888 at Perry, Alabama, at age 4. 

Loney Kynerd

M, b. 19 July 1890, d. 9 November 1891
Father*George Calvin Kynerd b. 19 May 1858, d. 14 May 1935
Mother*Lula Alabama Hopper b. 1 Sep 1860, d. 17 Apr 1947
Loney Kynerd|b. 19 Jul 1890\nd. 9 Nov 1891|p72.htm#i4182|George Calvin Kynerd|b. 19 May 1858\nd. 14 May 1935|p83.htm#i4695|Lula Alabama Hopper|b. 1 Sep 1860\nd. 17 Apr 1947|p83.htm#i4696|Andrew J. Kynerd|b. 13 Dec 1834\nd. 23 Jan 1885|p84.htm#i4708|Elizabeth J. Fike|b. 10 Feb 1838\nd. 18 Apr 1885|p84.htm#i4709|George W. Hopper|b. 2 Feb 1827\nd. 26 Apr 1863|p84.htm#i4720|Permelia A. Kynerd|b. 13 Nov 1832\nd. 20 Jun 1908|p84.htm#i4724|
Birth*19 July 1890 Loney Kynerd was born on 19 July 1890. 
 He was the son of George Calvin Kynerd and Lula Alabama Hopper. 
Death*9 November 1891 Loney Kynerd died on 9 November 1891 at age 1. 

William L. Rhinehart

M, b. 16 May 1830, d. 6 June 1916
Father*Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart1 b. c 1805, d. 20 Jan 1880
Mother*Mary Catherine Shealy b. 8 Sep 1808, d. 11 Sep 1855
William L. Rhinehart|b. 16 May 1830\nd. 6 Jun 1916|p72.htm#i4183|Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart|b. c 1805\nd. 20 Jan 1880|p83.htm#i4680|Mary Catherine Shealy|b. 8 Sep 1808\nd. 11 Sep 1855|p83.htm#i4681|John Rhinehart|b. c 1774\nd. b 8 Jun 1829|p72.htm#i4175|Gertraud (Gertrude) Quattlebaum|b. c 1786\nd. a 1810|p72.htm#i4177|Matthias Shealy|b. 1776\nd. 1845|p90.htm#i4941||||
Birth*16 May 1830 William L. Rhinehart was born on 16 May 1830 at Talladega, Talladega, Alabama. 
 He was the son of Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart and Mary Catherine Shealy.1 
(Witness) Census27 November 1850 William L. Rhinehart appeared on the census of 27 November 1850 in the household of Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart and Mary Catherine Shealy at Talladega, Talladega, Alabama; 1850 United States Federal Census 1850 United States Federal Census
Name:      Abraham Rhineheart
Age:      44
Estimated birth year:      abt 1806
Birth Place:      South Carolina
Gender:      Male
Home in 1850 (City,County,State):      Talladega, Talladega, Alabama
Family Number:      83
Household Members:      
Name      Age
Abraham Rhineheart      44
Catharine Rhineheart      42
William Rhineheart      20
Elisha Rhineheart      15
Cornelia C Rhineheart      13
Benj F Rhineheart      11
Frances Rhineheart      8
Justina Rhineheart      4
Mary F Rhineheart      2
Infant Rhineheart      0
Also living with family:
Caroline Hartley      23 Abraham Rhinehart's niece, daughter of his older sister Mary Rhinehart who married John Frederick Hartley.
Benjamin Runyan      19 Relationship unknown.1 
Death*6 June 1916 William L. Rhinehart died on 6 June 1916 at Alabama at age 86. 

Citations

  1. [S409] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.

Elisha Rhinehart

M, b. May 1834, d. 29 August 1914
Father*Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart1 b. c 1805, d. 20 Jan 1880
Mother*Mary Catherine Shealy b. 8 Sep 1808, d. 11 Sep 1855
Elisha Rhinehart|b. May 1834\nd. 29 Aug 1914|p72.htm#i4184|Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart|b. c 1805\nd. 20 Jan 1880|p83.htm#i4680|Mary Catherine Shealy|b. 8 Sep 1808\nd. 11 Sep 1855|p83.htm#i4681|John Rhinehart|b. c 1774\nd. b 8 Jun 1829|p72.htm#i4175|Gertraud (Gertrude) Quattlebaum|b. c 1786\nd. a 1810|p72.htm#i4177|Matthias Shealy|b. 1776\nd. 1845|p90.htm#i4941||||
Military Service*Or:1862/00/00-1865/00/00 Elisha Rhinehart Or:1862/00/00-1865/00/00 Murfreesboro, Hertford, North Carolina. 
Burial* He was buried at Bethlehem Cem, Heiberger, Perry, Alabama. 
Note* He 1.5.3.3.2.4.1.1. Elisha Rinehart (son of Abraham Rinehart and Mary Catherine Shealy) b. May 1834, Talladega Co., Alabama, m. (1) 13 Mar 1856, in Shelby Co., Alabama, Harriett Vaughn, b. 22 Oct 1835, d. 6 Feb 1890, m. (2) 9 Jan 1909, Nancy Catherine Walker Holladay, b. ? ___ 1862, d. ? ___ 1942. Elisha died 29 Aug 1914, Heiberger, Perry Co., Alabama, buried: Bethlehem Cem, Heiberger, Perry Co., Ala. 1. [Source unverified] Farm near Jerico. Civil War - enlisted May, 1862 in 41st Ala Inf, Co. E. Wounded in back ar Murfeesboro, captured 12/4/64 at Knoxville. Released from prison at Rock Island 6/18/1865. Harriett: 1. [Source unverified] Died in Typhoid epidemic. Nancy: 1. [Source unverified] http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/*marc-carlson/lgrone/annmarg.htm. 
Birth*May 1834 He was born in May 1834 at Talladega, Alabama. 
 He was the son of Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart and Mary Catherine Shealy.1 
(Witness) Census27 November 1850 Elisha Rhinehart appeared on the census of 27 November 1850 in the household of Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart and Mary Catherine Shealy at Talladega, Talladega, Alabama; 1850 United States Federal Census 1850 United States Federal Census
Name:      Abraham Rhineheart
Age:      44
Estimated birth year:      abt 1806
Birth Place:      South Carolina
Gender:      Male
Home in 1850 (City,County,State):      Talladega, Talladega, Alabama
Family Number:      83
Household Members:      
Name      Age
Abraham Rhineheart      44
Catharine Rhineheart      42
William Rhineheart      20
Elisha Rhineheart      15
Cornelia C Rhineheart      13
Benj F Rhineheart      11
Frances Rhineheart      8
Justina Rhineheart      4
Mary F Rhineheart      2
Infant Rhineheart      0
Also living with family:
Caroline Hartley      23 Abraham Rhinehart's niece, daughter of his older sister Mary Rhinehart who married John Frederick Hartley.
Benjamin Runyan      19 Relationship unknown.1 
Marriage*13 March 1856 Elisha Rhinehart married Harriet Vaughn on 13 March 1856 at Shelby, Alabama. 
Marriage*9 January 1909 Elisha Rhinehart married Nancy Catherine Walker Holladay on 9 January 1909. 
Death*29 August 1914 Elisha Rhinehart died on 29 August 1914 at Heiberger, Perry, Alabama, at age 80. 

Family 1

Harriet Vaughn b. 22 Oct 1835, d. 6 Feb 1890
Children

Family 2

Nancy Catherine Walker Holladay b. 1862, d. 1942

Citations

  1. [S409] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.

Camelia Caroline Rhinehart

F, b. circa 1836, d. 22 September 1853
Father*Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart1 b. c 1805, d. 20 Jan 1880
Mother*Mary Catherine Shealy b. 8 Sep 1808, d. 11 Sep 1855
Camelia Caroline Rhinehart|b. c 1836\nd. 22 Sep 1853|p72.htm#i4185|Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart|b. c 1805\nd. 20 Jan 1880|p83.htm#i4680|Mary Catherine Shealy|b. 8 Sep 1808\nd. 11 Sep 1855|p83.htm#i4681|John Rhinehart|b. c 1774\nd. b 8 Jun 1829|p72.htm#i4175|Gertraud (Gertrude) Quattlebaum|b. c 1786\nd. a 1810|p72.htm#i4177|Matthias Shealy|b. 1776\nd. 1845|p90.htm#i4941||||
Birth*circa 1836 Camelia Caroline Rhinehart was born circa 1836 at South Carolina. 
 She was the daughter of Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart and Mary Catherine Shealy.1 
(Witness) Census27 November 1850 Camelia Caroline Rhinehart appeared on the census of 27 November 1850 in the household of Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart and Mary Catherine Shealy at Talladega, Talladega, Alabama; 1850 United States Federal Census 1850 United States Federal Census
Name:      Abraham Rhineheart
Age:      44
Estimated birth year:      abt 1806
Birth Place:      South Carolina
Gender:      Male
Home in 1850 (City,County,State):      Talladega, Talladega, Alabama
Family Number:      83
Household Members:      
Name      Age
Abraham Rhineheart      44
Catharine Rhineheart      42
William Rhineheart      20
Elisha Rhineheart      15
Cornelia C Rhineheart      13
Benj F Rhineheart      11
Frances Rhineheart      8
Justina Rhineheart      4
Mary F Rhineheart      2
Infant Rhineheart      0
Also living with family:
Caroline Hartley      23 Abraham Rhinehart's niece, daughter of his older sister Mary Rhinehart who married John Frederick Hartley.
Benjamin Runyan      19 Relationship unknown.1 
Death*22 September 1853 Camelia Caroline Rhinehart died on 22 September 1853 at Talladega, Talladega, Alabama. 

Citations

  1. [S409] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.

Benjamin F. Rhinehart

M, b. 21 December 1837, d. 1 June 1855
Father*Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart1 b. c 1805, d. 20 Jan 1880
Mother*Mary Catherine Shealy b. 8 Sep 1808, d. 11 Sep 1855
Benjamin F. Rhinehart|b. 21 Dec 1837\nd. 1 Jun 1855|p72.htm#i4186|Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart|b. c 1805\nd. 20 Jan 1880|p83.htm#i4680|Mary Catherine Shealy|b. 8 Sep 1808\nd. 11 Sep 1855|p83.htm#i4681|John Rhinehart|b. c 1774\nd. b 8 Jun 1829|p72.htm#i4175|Gertraud (Gertrude) Quattlebaum|b. c 1786\nd. a 1810|p72.htm#i4177|Matthias Shealy|b. 1776\nd. 1845|p90.htm#i4941||||
Birth*21 December 1837 Benjamin F. Rhinehart was born on 21 December 1837 at Talladega, Talladega, Alabama. 
 He was the son of Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart and Mary Catherine Shealy.1 
(Witness) Census27 November 1850 Benjamin F. Rhinehart appeared on the census of 27 November 1850 in the household of Abraham (Rynhart) Rhinehart and Mary Catherine Shealy at Talladega, Talladega, Alabama; 1850 United States Federal Census 1850 United States Federal Census
Name:      Abraham Rhineheart
Age:      44
Estimated birth year:      abt 1806
Birth Place:      South Carolina
Gender:      Male
Home in 1850 (City,County,State):      Talladega, Talladega, Alabama
Family Number:      83
Household Members:      
Name      Age
Abraham Rhineheart      44
Catharine Rhineheart      42
William Rhineheart      20
Elisha Rhineheart      15
Cornelia C Rhineheart      13
Benj F Rhineheart      11
Frances Rhineheart      8
Justina Rhineheart      4
Mary F Rhineheart      2
Infant Rhineheart      0
Also living with family:
Caroline Hartley      23 Abraham Rhinehart's niece, daughter of his older sister Mary Rhinehart who married John Frederick Hartley.
Benjamin Runyan      19 Relationship unknown.1 
Death*1 June 1855 Benjamin F. Rhinehart died on 1 June 1855 at Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, at age 17. 

Citations

  1. [S409] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.

Reubin Tubb

M, b. 21 October 1826, d. 20 August 1881
Father*Sion Tubb b. 27 Jun 1805, d. 20 Mar 1872
Mother*Rebecca Perry b. 1801, d. 14 Apr 1900
Reubin Tubb|b. 21 Oct 1826\nd. 20 Aug 1881|p72.htm#i4188|Sion Tubb|b. 27 Jun 1805\nd. 20 Mar 1872|p83.htm#i4686|Rebecca Perry|b. 1801\nd. 14 Apr 1900|p83.htm#i4687|William Tubb|b. c 1775\nd. a 4 Dec 1850|p91.htm#i5056|Sarah Sanders|b. 1783\nd. bt 1830 - 1836|p91.htm#i5057|Kinchen Perry|b. c 1775\nd. 2 Jun 1845|p91.htm#i5058|Margaret Sanders|b. c 1781\nd. a 1822|p91.htm#i5059|
Occupation* Reubin Tubb was farmer and operator of a livery stable. 
Birth*21 October 1826 He was born on 21 October 1826 at Franklin, Tennessee. 
 He was the son of Sion Tubb and Rebecca Perry. 
Marriage*23 December 1849 Reubin Tubb married Permelia Jane McLaughlin, daughter of James McLaughlin and Nancy Ann Blackburn, on 23 December 1849 at Perry, Alabama.1 
Death*20 August 1881 Reubin Tubb died on 20 August 1881 at Perry, Alabama, at age 54. 

Family

Permelia Jane McLaughlin b. 24 May 1824

Citations

  1. [S208] Unknown compiler, Alabama Notes.

Sarah Sally Tubb

F, b. 16 January 1825, d. 16 April 1900
Father*Sion Tubb b. 27 Jun 1805, d. 20 Mar 1872
Mother*Rebecca Perry b. 1801, d. 14 Apr 1900
Sarah Sally Tubb|b. 16 Jan 1825\nd. 16 Apr 1900|p72.htm#i4189|Sion Tubb|b. 27 Jun 1805\nd. 20 Mar 1872|p83.htm#i4686|Rebecca Perry|b. 1801\nd. 14 Apr 1900|p83.htm#i4687|William Tubb|b. c 1775\nd. a 4 Dec 1850|p91.htm#i5056|Sarah Sanders|b. 1783\nd. bt 1830 - 1836|p91.htm#i5057|Kinchen Perry|b. c 1775\nd. 2 Jun 1845|p91.htm#i5058|Margaret Sanders|b. c 1781\nd. a 1822|p91.htm#i5059|
Birth*16 January 1825 Sarah Sally Tubb was born on 16 January 1825 at Tennesee. 
 She was the daughter of Sion Tubb and Rebecca Perry. 
Marriage*24 April 1845 Sarah Sally Tubb married Thomas Curb on 24 April 1845 at Perry, Alabama.1 
Census*1880 Sarah Sally Tubb appeared on the census of 1880 at Brush Creek, Perry, Alabama.2 
Death*16 April 1900 She died on 16 April 1900 at Perry, Alabama, at age 75. 

Family

Thomas Curb b. 13 Sep 1808, d. 24 Nov 1864
Child

Citations

  1. [S208] Unknown compiler, Alabama Notes.
  2. [S1] 1790 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Page: 782; Image: 00153, p. 16.

William Jay Hughitt

M, b. 18 May 1862, d. 22 October 1863
Father*William Edgar Hughitt b. 22 Oct 1832, d. 12 Apr 1897
Mother*Rachel Milliken b. 28 Apr 1833, d. 13 Jul 1899
William Jay Hughitt|b. 18 May 1862\nd. 22 Oct 1863|p72.htm#i4190|William Edgar Hughitt|b. 22 Oct 1832\nd. 12 Apr 1897|p89.htm#i4895|Rachel Milliken|b. 28 Apr 1833\nd. 13 Jul 1899|p77.htm#i4405|Orin H. Hewitt|b. 26 Feb 1805\nd. 1 May 1877|p89.htm#i4893|Harriet Wilbur|b. 10 Feb 1810\nd. 10 Jan 1872|p89.htm#i4894|Andrew Milliken|b. 9 Oct 1797\nd. 23 Jul 1836|p71.htm#i4170|Lucinda Wilbur|b. 8 Jun 1805\nd. 26 Apr 1842|p43.htm#i2933|
Birth*18 May 1862 William Jay Hughitt was born on 18 May 1862.1 
 He was the son of William Edgar Hughitt and Rachel Milliken. 
Death*22 October 1863 William Jay Hughitt died on 22 October 1863 at age 1.1 

Citations

  1. [S97] Edith Wright (Mrs. Lawrence E. Hartley) Hartley, Family Bibles and other assorted Family Records, 60.

Mary Ann Kynerd1

F, b. 13 May 1819, d. 13 September 1911
Father*Jacob Kynerd1 b. 21 Jul 1796, d. 10 Apr 1873
Mother*Rosannah Taylor b. 17 Jun 1798, d. 19 Jun 1872
Mary Ann Kynerd|b. 13 May 1819\nd. 13 Sep 1911|p72.htm#i4191|Jacob Kynerd|b. 21 Jul 1796\nd. 10 Apr 1873|p84.htm#i4729|Rosannah Taylor|b. 17 Jun 1798\nd. 19 Jun 1872|p84.htm#i4730|||||||Aaron Taylor|b. bt 1766 - 1774|p72.htm#i4196||||
Birth*13 May 1819 Mary Ann Kynerd was born on 13 May 1819 at Alabama.2 
 She was the daughter of Jacob Kynerd and Rosannah Taylor.1 
Marriage*9 November 1843 Mary Ann Kynerd married George Rayford Smith, son of Solomon Smith and Elizabeth Betsey Crow, on 9 November 1843 at Jacob Kynerd Farm, Perry, Alabama.1 
Death*13 September 1911 Mary Ann Kynerd died on 13 September 1911 at Neshoba, Mississippi, at age 92.1 
Burial*after 13 September 1911 She was buried after 13 September 1911 at Boyd Cemetery, Bethsaida Community, Neshoba, Mississippi.1 

Family

George Rayford Smith b. 23 Jan 1822, d. 26 Feb 1894

Citations

  1. [S211] Dan Kinard, Footprints of Jacob Kynerd.
  2. [S97] Edith Wright (Mrs. Lawrence E. Hartley) Hartley, Family Bibles and other assorted Family Records, 41.

Tillitha Kynerd

F, b. 12 March 1823, d. 3 December 1852
Father*Jacob Kynerd1 b. 21 Jul 1796, d. 10 Apr 1873
Mother*Rosannah Taylor b. 17 Jun 1798, d. 19 Jun 1872
Tillitha Kynerd|b. 12 Mar 1823\nd. 3 Dec 1852|p72.htm#i4192|Jacob Kynerd|b. 21 Jul 1796\nd. 10 Apr 1873|p84.htm#i4729|Rosannah Taylor|b. 17 Jun 1798\nd. 19 Jun 1872|p84.htm#i4730|||||||Aaron Taylor|b. bt 1766 - 1774|p72.htm#i4196||||
Birth*12 March 1823 Tillitha Kynerd was born on 12 March 1823 at Perry, Alabama.2,1 
 She was the daughter of Jacob Kynerd and Rosannah Taylor.1 
(Witness) Census4 September 1850 Tillitha Kynerd appeared on the census of 4 September 1850 in the household of Jacob Kynerd and Rosannah Taylor at Marion, Perry, Alabama; Name:      Jacob Kinerd
Age:      53
Estimated birth year:      abt 1797
Birth Place:      South Carolina
Gender:      Male
Home in 1850 (City,County,State):      Marion, Perry, Alabama
Family Number:      52
Household Members:      
Name      Age
Jacob Kinerd      53
Rosannah Kinerd      57
Telitha Kinerd      26
Daniel P Kinerd      21
Jacob H Kinerd      19
Permelia Kinerd      17
Andrew J Kinerd      15
George W Kinerd      12.3 
Death*3 December 1852 Tillitha Kynerd died on 3 December 1852 at Barbour, Alabama, at age 29.1 
Burial*after 3 December 1852 She was buried after 3 December 1852 at King Family Cemetery, Barbour, Alabama.1 

Family
Child

Citations

  1. [S211] Dan Kinard, Footprints of Jacob Kynerd.
  2. [S97] Edith Wright (Mrs. Lawrence E. Hartley) Hartley, Family Bibles and other assorted Family Records, 41.
  3. [S449] 4 Sep 1850 US Census, Washington, D. C., Page: 368B; Image: 594.

Emanuel Kynerd

M, b. 28 April 1840, d. 7 May 1840
Father*Jacob Kynerd1 b. 21 Jul 1796, d. 10 Apr 1873
Mother*Rosannah Taylor b. 17 Jun 1798, d. 19 Jun 1872
Emanuel Kynerd|b. 28 Apr 1840\nd. 7 May 1840|p72.htm#i4193|Jacob Kynerd|b. 21 Jul 1796\nd. 10 Apr 1873|p84.htm#i4729|Rosannah Taylor|b. 17 Jun 1798\nd. 19 Jun 1872|p84.htm#i4730|||||||Aaron Taylor|b. bt 1766 - 1774|p72.htm#i4196||||
Birth*28 April 1840 Emanuel Kynerd was born on 28 April 1840.2 
 He was the son of Jacob Kynerd and Rosannah Taylor.1 
Death*7 May 1840 Emanuel Kynerd died on 7 May 1840.2 
Burial*after 7 May 1840 He was buried after 7 May 1840 at Kynerd Family Cemetery, Perry, Alabama.1 

Citations

  1. [S211] Dan Kinard, Footprints of Jacob Kynerd.
  2. [S97] Edith Wright (Mrs. Lawrence E. Hartley) Hartley, Family Bibles and other assorted Family Records, 42.

Betsy Caroline Kynerd

F, b. 6 May 1841, d. 29 October 1841
Father*Jacob Kynerd1 b. 21 Jul 1796, d. 10 Apr 1873
Mother*Rosannah Taylor b. 17 Jun 1798, d. 19 Jun 1872
Betsy Caroline Kynerd|b. 6 May 1841\nd. 29 Oct 1841|p72.htm#i4194|Jacob Kynerd|b. 21 Jul 1796\nd. 10 Apr 1873|p84.htm#i4729|Rosannah Taylor|b. 17 Jun 1798\nd. 19 Jun 1872|p84.htm#i4730|||||||Aaron Taylor|b. bt 1766 - 1774|p72.htm#i4196||||
Birth*6 May 1841 Betsy Caroline Kynerd was born on 6 May 1841.2 
 She was the daughter of Jacob Kynerd and Rosannah Taylor.1 
Death*29 October 1841 Betsy Caroline Kynerd died on 29 October 1841.2 
Burial*after 29 October 1841 She was buried after 29 October 1841 at Kynerd Family Cemetery, Perry, Alabama; 1841-Oct 29 - Preached the funeral for Jacob Kynards daughter
Lexington Co., SC.1,3 

Citations

  1. [S211] Dan Kinard, Footprints of Jacob Kynerd.
  2. [S97] Edith Wright (Mrs. Lawrence E. Hartley) Hartley, Family Bibles and other assorted Family Records, 42.
  3. [S942] The History of Synod Committee, "Rev. Godfrey Dreher, 1819-1851 Journal."

Aaron Taylor1

M, b. between 1766 and 1774
Birth*between 1766 and 1774 Aaron Taylor was born between 1766 and 1774; on age ranges in 1800 & 1810 census. 
Census1800 He appeared on the census of 1800 at Lexington, Lexington, South Carolina; Name:      Aaron Taylor
Township:      Lexington
County:      Orangeburg District
State:      South Carolina
Free White Males Under 10:      1
Free White Males 26 to 44:      1
Free White Females Under 10 :      2
Free White Females 26 to 44 :      1
Number of Household Members Under 16 :      3
Number of Household Members Over 25 :      2
Number of Household Members:      5.2 
Census1810 He appeared on the census of 1810 at Lexington, South Carolina; Name:      Aron Taylor
County:      Lexington
State:      South Carolina
Free White Males Under 10:      3
Free White Males 10 to 15:      1
Free White Males 26 to 44:      1
Free White Females Under 10:      1
Free White Females 10 to 15:      2
Free White Females 26 to 44:      1
Number of Household Members Under 16:      7
Number of Household Members Over 25:      2
Number of Household Members:      9.3 

Family
Child

Citations

  1. [S97] Edith Wright (Mrs. Lawrence E. Hartley) Hartley, Family Bibles and other assorted Family Records, 45.
  2. [S464] 1800 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll: 49; Page: 577; Image: 165.
  3. [S465] 1810 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll 61; Page: 167; Image: 00126.
  4. [S922] Kynerd, Rosannah Taylor, Obituary, 27 June 1872.

Elizabeth Hopper

F, b. 10 April 1820, d. 27 December 1876
Father*George William Hopper b. 16 Aug 1794, d. 2 Nov 1864
Mother*Aquilla Williams b. c 1796, d. a 9 Jul 1870
Elizabeth Hopper|b. 10 Apr 1820\nd. 27 Dec 1876|p72.htm#i4198|George William Hopper|b. 16 Aug 1794\nd. 2 Nov 1864|p85.htm#i4754|Aquilla Williams|b. c 1796\nd. a 9 Jul 1870|p85.htm#i4755|William Hopper|d. c 1800|p85.htm#i4750||||Providence Williams|b. b 1755\nd. bt 1817 - 1818|p72.htm#i4202|Elizabeth Gary|b. c 1759\nd. Sep 1799|p72.htm#i4203|
Birth*10 April 1820 Elizabeth Hopper was born on 10 April 1820 at Perry, Alabama.1 
 She was the daughter of George William Hopper and Aquilla Williams. 
Marriage*4 February 1834 Elizabeth Hopper married Joseph W. W. Crow, son of Rev. Charles Crow Junior and Sarah Harlan, on 4 February 1834 at Perry, Alabama.1,2 
Death*27 December 1876 Elizabeth Hopper died on 27 December 1876 at White, Arkansas, at age 56.1 

Family

Joseph W. W. Crow b. 7 Feb 1813, d. 11 Nov 1864

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family, p.529.
  2. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.

Mary Ellen Hopper

F, b. 1823, d. 3 December 1877
Father*George William Hopper b. 16 Aug 1794, d. 2 Nov 1864
Mother*Aquilla Williams b. c 1796, d. a 9 Jul 1870
Mary Ellen Hopper|b. 1823\nd. 3 Dec 1877|p72.htm#i4199|George William Hopper|b. 16 Aug 1794\nd. 2 Nov 1864|p85.htm#i4754|Aquilla Williams|b. c 1796\nd. a 9 Jul 1870|p85.htm#i4755|William Hopper|d. c 1800|p85.htm#i4750||||Providence Williams|b. b 1755\nd. bt 1817 - 1818|p72.htm#i4202|Elizabeth Gary|b. c 1759\nd. Sep 1799|p72.htm#i4203|
Birth*1823 Mary Ellen Hopper was born in 1823. 
 She was the daughter of George William Hopper and Aquilla Williams. 
Marriage*1839 Mary Ellen Hopper married Charles Crow Smith, son of Solomon Smith and Elizabeth Betsey Crow, in 1839 at Perry, Alabama. 
Census*9 July 1870 Mary Ellen Hopper and Charles Crow Smith appeared on the census of 9 July 1870 at Oak Grove, Perry, Alabama; Name:      Aguila Hopper
Birth Year:      abt 1797
Age in 1870:      73
Birthplace:      South Carolina
Home in 1870:      Township 18 Range 9, Perry, Alabama
Race:      White
Gender:      Female
Value of real estate:      View image
Post Office:      Marion
Household Members:      
Name      Age
Charles Smith      55
Mary E Smith      47
Charles W Smith      21
Henry G Smith      20
Betty E Smith      17
Solomon M Smith      15
Joseph W Smith      13
Mary E Smith      9
James L Smith      8
Emma J Smith      7
Walton Smith      6
Aguila Hopper      17
Aguila Hopper      73
Mollie Crow      18
George H Crow      21
Jenny Crow      6/12.1 
Death*3 December 1877 Mary Ellen Hopper died on 3 December 1877. 

Family

Charles Crow Smith b. a 1815, d. a 1870
Child

Citations

  1. [S530] 9 Jul 1870 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Page: 252B; Image: 205.

Malissa C. Hopper1,2

F, b. 1825, d. 23 June 1859
Father*George William Hopper b. 16 Aug 1794, d. 2 Nov 1864
Mother*Aquilla Williams b. c 1796, d. a 9 Jul 1870
Malissa C. Hopper|b. 1825\nd. 23 Jun 1859|p72.htm#i4200|George William Hopper|b. 16 Aug 1794\nd. 2 Nov 1864|p85.htm#i4754|Aquilla Williams|b. c 1796\nd. a 9 Jul 1870|p85.htm#i4755|William Hopper|d. c 1800|p85.htm#i4750||||Providence Williams|b. b 1755\nd. bt 1817 - 1818|p72.htm#i4202|Elizabeth Gary|b. c 1759\nd. Sep 1799|p72.htm#i4203|
Birth*1825 Malissa C. Hopper was born in 1825; Jesse married Malissa C. Hopper, the seventeen-year-old daughter of George and Aquilla Hopper, on June 10, 1842.2 
 She was the daughter of George William Hopper and Aquilla Williams. 
Marriage*10 June 1842 Malissa C. Hopper married Jesse. M. Crow, son of Rev. Charles Crow Junior and Sarah Harlan, on 10 June 1842 at Perry, Alabama.3,2 
Census*1850 Malissa C. Hopper and Jesse. M. Crow appeared on the census of 1850 at Oak Grove, Perry, Alabama.4 
Residence*after 13 February 1853 Malissa C. Hopper lived after 13 February 1853 at Perry, Alabama; After Jesse's death, Malissa lived with her father until her own death six years later. Jesse and Malissa's three surviving children became the wards of her father. Jesse and Malissa are buried in the Ocmulgee Church.2 
Death*23 June 1859 She died on 23 June 1859 at Perry, Alabama.5 
Burial*after 23 June 1859 She was buried after 23 June 1859 at Oakmulgee Cemetery, Perry, Alabama.5 

Family 1

Jesse. M. Crow b. 1 Dec 1820, d. 13 Feb 1853
Children

Family 2
Child

Citations

  1. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  2. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.
  3. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  4. [S529] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  5. [S96] Freddie Tucker Wright, Kynerd - Tucker & Related Families of Perry Co, AL, 33.

Rebecca L. Hopper

F, b. 1 April 1829, d. 3 October 1839
Father*George William Hopper b. 16 Aug 1794, d. 2 Nov 1864
Mother*Aquilla Williams b. c 1796, d. a 9 Jul 1870
Rebecca L. Hopper|b. 1 Apr 1829\nd. 3 Oct 1839|p72.htm#i4201|George William Hopper|b. 16 Aug 1794\nd. 2 Nov 1864|p85.htm#i4754|Aquilla Williams|b. c 1796\nd. a 9 Jul 1870|p85.htm#i4755|William Hopper|d. c 1800|p85.htm#i4750||||Providence Williams|b. b 1755\nd. bt 1817 - 1818|p72.htm#i4202|Elizabeth Gary|b. c 1759\nd. Sep 1799|p72.htm#i4203|
Burial* Rebecca L. Hopper was buried at Oakmulgee Cemetery, Perry, Alabama. 
Birth*1 April 1829 She was born on 1 April 1829.1 
 She was the daughter of George William Hopper and Aquilla Williams. 
Death*3 October 1839 Rebecca L. Hopper died on 3 October 1839 at age 10.1 

Citations

  1. [S96] Freddie Tucker Wright, Kynerd - Tucker & Related Families of Perry Co, AL, 33.

Providence Williams1

M, b. before 1755, d. between 1817 and 1818
Father*Providence Williams Senior2 b. bt 1710 - 1714, d. a 20 Feb 1772
Mother*Sarah (?)2 b. c 1710
Providence Williams|b. b 1755\nd. bt 1817 - 1818|p72.htm#i4202|Providence Williams Senior|b. bt 1710 - 1714\nd. a 20 Feb 1772|p216.htm#i13396|Sarah (?)|b. c 1710|p216.htm#i13397|||||||||||||
Note Providence Williams Providence Williams was very active in the Bush River Baptist Church for many years, appointed a messenger to the Association. He may have been a son of Providence Williams, Sr. On 6 Sep. 1792, James Williams of Newberry Co. sold 150 acres on waters of Bush River, part in Laurens Co., to Thomas Gary for 25 pounds, land granted to Providence Williams, Sr., 25 Oct. 1772, which fell to James Williams, Jr., property adj. Moses Strickland, Ephriam Cannon and James Johnson; sig. James Williams; wit. John Johnson and John Williams. On 10 Mar. 1799 Providence Williams sold 200 acres to Thomas Gary of Laurens Co., land granted to John Cobb, 12 Apr. 1771; sig Providence Williams, wife Elizabeth.

Will:
Providence Williams will, 2 Feb. 1813, Newberry Co., S.C., prob. 19 Dec. 1818, wife Rachel, Sarah Neel, Elizabeth Dalrymple, Mary Gary, Patience McAdams, Rebecca Cole, Abigail, John, Stephen, Obedience, Aquilla, Job, James and Eleanor Williams. The last three were minors in 1813. 
Person-Source He was Person-Source; Person Source.3 
Birth*before 1755 He was born before 1755 at Newberry, South Carolina. 
 He was the son of Providence Williams Senior and Sarah (?).2 
Marriage*circa 1774 Providence Williams married Elizabeth Gary, daughter of Thomas Gary Senior and Uriah Newman, circa 1774.1 
Census*1779 Providence Williams appeared on the census of 1779 at Ninety-Six, South Carolina; Name:      Providence Williams
State:      SC
County:      Ninety-Sixth District
Township:      To Township Listed
Year:      1779
Database:      SC Early Census Index.4 
Census1790 He appeared on the census of 1790 at Newberry, South Carolina; Name:      Wms Providence
[Proottener Wm]
County:      Newberry
State:      South Carolina
Number of Free White Males Under 16:      2
Number of Free White Males 16 and Over:      1
Number of Free White Females:      6
Number of Household Members:      9.5 
Religion*between 1792 and 1812 He was Member, sometimes moderator, often called to be a messenger to the association, and appointed in other responsibilities, at various times with Charles Griffin, Charles Crow, James and Abner Teague, John and William Cole, and Daniel Williams.6,7 
Census1800 He appeared on the census of 1800 at Newberry, South Carolina; Name:      Providence Williams
County:      Newberry District
State:      South Carolina
Free White Males 10 to 15:      1
Free White Males 45 and Over :      1
Free White Females Under 10 :      3
Free White Females 10 to 15 :      4
Free White Females 16 to 25 :      1
Free White Females 26 to 44 :      1
Free White Females 45 and Over :      1
Number of Slaves:      5
Number of Household Members Under 16 :      8
Number of Household Members Over 25 :      3
Number of Household Members:      17.8 
Marriage*between 1802 and 1807 He married Rachel Paschall, daughter of Samuel Paschall and Fereby (?), between 1802 and 1807 at Newberry, South Carolina; Box 3, Pkg. 25.
1802 William Cole
Rachel Cole, David Mayson, Admin.
A.B. 3 May 1802 $4000.00
- Rachel Cole, David Mayson, James Cole, admin.
A.B. 2 Feb 1807 $4000.00
- Rachel Williams, Providence Williams, David Mayson, admin.
Petition of John Cole, 2 Feb 1807
Showeth whereas Providence Williams, the other security, is married to the widow of Wm. Cole; Johyn Cole wishes to be relieved from the securityship.1,9 
Land*January 1804 Providence Williams obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from F, 173-274: South Carolina, Newberry District, Providence Williams of district aforesaid for $600 to Charles Pitts of same, 73 acres on the head of a small branch of Little River of Saluda called Sandy Run, part of 150 acres granted to Jacob Grey, _Jan 1804. Providence Williams (Seal), Wit: Charles Neal, Joseph Pitts, Nathan Pitts. Proved by the oath of Joseph Pitts 23 Jan 1804 before Charles Harbirt, J.Q. Elizabeth Williams, wife of Providence Williams, relinquished dower 23 Jan 1804 before Charles Harbirt, J.Q.—Page 110 January 1804 Newberry, South Carolina.10 
Note*4 March 1807 He (an unknown value) on 4 March 1807 at Newberry, South Carolina.11 
Census1810 He appeared on the census of 1810 at Newberry, South Carolina; Name:      Providence Williams
County:      Newberry
State:      South Carolina
Free White Males Under 10:      2
Free White Males 10 to 15:      1
Free White Males 45 and Over:      1
Free White Females Under 10:      1
Free White Females 10 to 15:      2
Free White Females 16 to 25:      1
Free White Females 26 to 44:      1
Number of Household Members Under 16:      6
Number of Household Members Over 25:      2
Number of Household Members:      9.12 
Will*2 February 1813 He left a will on 2 February 1813 at Newberry, South Carolina; P. 397 [Summers, Newberry]
Providence Williams Sr. made will Feb. 2, 1813 and died about 1817-18 leaving widow, Rachel and children: Sarah Neel, Elizabeth Dalrymple, Abigail, John (he died before his father), Stephen, Rebecca Cole, Patience McAdams, Mary Gary, Obedience, Aquilla, Job, James, and Eleanor. These were by his first wife, Anne or Elizabeth Gary, daughter of Thomas Gary Sr. Mrs. Rachel Williams was the widow of William Cole when she married Providence Williams.13,1 
Death*between 1817 and 1818 He died between 1817 and 1818 at Newberry, South Carolina.1 
Probate*19 December 1818 His estate was probated on 19 December 1818 at Newberry, South Carolina; Proved.13 
Probate4 February 1819 His estate was probated on 4 February 1819 at Newberry, South Carolina; Appraisal of estate - total value $4207.58.13 

Family 1

Elizabeth Gary b. c 1759, d. Sep 1799
Children

Family 2

Rachel Paschall b. 29 Nov 1759, d. a 2 Feb 1813

Citations

  1. [S523] George Leland, SR., A.B., A.M. Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina Annals.
  2. [S843] TinaSwyers1946, 3 Feb 2011.
  3. [S1034] Ethel Speer Updike, Gary Family of England to Virginia to South Carolina.
  4. [S498] South Carolina Census, 1790-1890.
  5. [S513] 1790 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll: M637_11; Page: 51; Image: 50.
  6. [S866] Charlotte Coats, Bush River Baptist Church SC.
  7. [S525] Leah, Ph.D. Townsend, South Carolina Baptists 1670-1805.
  8. [S514] 1800 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll: 50; Page: 97; Image: 193.
  9. [S859] Glenda Bundrick and Andy Suber, Newberry County SC Probate Estate Abstracts.
  10. [S225] Unknown compiler, Newberry Deed Book, Deed Books E through H, 1800-1806 (1767-1806]
    Source: Newberry County, South Carolina Deed Abstracts Vol. III by Brent H. Holcomb.
  11. [S865] Ryle, William, Will http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/…
  12. [S515] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  13. [S516] Providence Williams Will Book H, p 332.

Elizabeth Gary

F, b. circa 1759, d. September 1799
Father*Thomas Gary Senior b. c 1727, d. a 16 Mar 1797
Mother*Uriah Newman b. 1733, d. Jan 1796
Elizabeth Gary|b. c 1759\nd. Sep 1799|p72.htm#i4203|Thomas Gary Senior|b. c 1727\nd. a 16 Mar 1797|p72.htm#i4204|Uriah Newman|b. 1733\nd. Jan 1796|p72.htm#i4205|John Gary I|b. c 1703\nd. a 1738|p76.htm#i4370||||Samuel Newman|b. 15 Mar 1713\nd. Nov 1771|p72.htm#i4206|Martha Ledyard|b. c 1723\nd. a 12 Nov 1770|p72.htm#i4207|
Person-Source Elizabeth Gary was Person-Source; Person Source.1 
Note She Elizabeth was named in her father, Thomas Gary's will, 25 June 1796, and probably the eldest child and, since Thomas Gary named two of his daughters Elizabeth, she was possibly named for a grandmother. 
Birth*circa 1759 She was born circa 1759 at Newberry, South Carolina. 
 She was the daughter of Thomas Gary Senior and Uriah Newman. 
Marriage*circa 1774 Elizabeth Gary married Providence Williams, son of Providence Williams Senior and Sarah (?), circa 1774.2 
Married Namecirca 1774  As of circa 1774,her married name was Williams.2 
Death*September 1799 Elizabeth Gary died in September 1799 at Newberry, South Carolina.2 

Family

Providence Williams b. b 1755, d. bt 1817 - 1818
Children

Citations

  1. [S1034] Ethel Speer Updike, Gary Family of England to Virginia to South Carolina.
  2. [S523] George Leland, SR., A.B., A.M. Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina Annals.

Thomas Gary Senior

M, b. circa 1727, d. after 16 March 1797
Father*John Gary I1,2 b. c 1703, d. a 1738
Thomas Gary Senior|b. c 1727\nd. a 16 Mar 1797|p72.htm#i4204|John Gary I|b. c 1703\nd. a 1738|p76.htm#i4370||||William Gary|b. c 1665\nd. a 11 Feb 1715|p76.htm#i4378|Sarah (?)|b. c 1665\nd. a 1714|p76.htm#i4379|||||||
Note Thomas Gary Senior Thomas Gary, Esq. was mentioned first in S.C., 27 Dec. 1754, when he purchased, from John Pitts, 200 acres on Bush River for one hundred fifty pounds. Thomas Gere had a warrant for 100 acres on Saludy River and Bushy Fork, 6 June 1758; One for 200 acres in Berkley Co. and 88 acres in Berkley Co., 7 Nov. 1758.
Thomas Gary and Charles Gary lived in a small community on Bush River. John Pearson wrote concerning the Indians: 'In short they have burned and destroyed all up Bush River, except Jacob Brooks where there are some people gathered together to stand in their own defense.' Those who signed the petition asking relief against the Indian depredations were: Charles and Thomas Gary, date Journal of the Council 1755. The Gary's settled on the line between Laurens and Newberry counties, from Stub entries to Indents issued in payment of claims against S.C. growing out of the Revolution. Thomas Gary was granted four indents, probably for three of the name who served or furnished supplies. Thomas Gary for eight pounds nine shillings and eight pence for provisions supplied the Militial in 1782.
Thomas Gary and his wife were among the earliest members of Bush River Baptist Church, however, they are buried in a private cemetery on the original Thomas Gary home place, as recited by the sons, John Newman and Samuel, when they sold the original home place on the line of Laurens and Newberry Co., SC. 
Birth*circa 1727 He was born circa 1727 at Prince George, Virginia. 
 He was the son of John Gary I.1,2 
Land27 December 1754 Thomas Gary Senior obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from He was mentioned flrst in S.C., 27 Dec. 1754, when he purchased, from John Pitts, 100 acres on Bush River for one hundred fifty pounds. 27 December 1754 South Carolina.2 
Marriage*1757 He married Uriah Newman, daughter of Samuel Newman and Martha Ledyard, in 1757 at Newberry, South Carolina. 
Land1758 Thomas Gary Senior obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Thomas Gere had a warrant for 100 acres on Saludy River and Bushy Fork, 6 June 1758; one for 100 acres in Berkley Co. and 88 acres in Berkley Co., 7 Nov. 1758. 1758 Berkley, South Carolina.2 
Land*5 December 1768 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Series: S111001
Volume: 0008
Page: 00299
Item: 001
Date: 12/5/1768
Description: GARY, THOMAS, MEMORIAL FOR 200 ACRES ON BUSH CREEK,
BERKLY COUNTY, SUMMARIZING A CHAIN OF TITLE TO A GRANT TO JOHN PITZ OF
NOV. 14, 1754.
Names indexed: GARY, THOMAS; PITZ, JOHN
Locations: BERKELEY COUNTY; BUSH CREEK; BUSH RIVER; SALUDA RIVER
Document type: MEMORIAL 5 December 1768 Berkley, South Carolina.3 
Land23 January 1769 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Series: S213184
Volume: 0016
Page: 00060
Item: 01
Date: 1/23/1769
Description: GEARY, THOMAS, PLAT FOR 88 ACRES ON BUSH CREEK.
Names indexed: CALDWELL, JOHN; GEARY, THOMAS; GEARY, WILLIAM;
JOHNSON, THOMAS; LEIGH, EGERTON
Locations: BERKELEY COUNTY; BUSH CREEK
Document type: PLAT

Series: S213019
Volume: 0018
Page: 00408
Item: 000
Date: 7/4/1769
Description: GEARY, THOMAS, LAND GRANT FOR 88 ACRES IN BERKLEY COUNTY.
Names indexed: GEARY, THOMAS
Locations: BERKELEY COUNTY
Document type: LAND GRANT

Series: S111001
Volume: 0008
Page: 00496
Item: 005
Date: 9/16/1769
Description: GEARY, THOMAS, MEMORIAL FOR 88 ACRES ON BUSH CREEK,
BERKLY COUNTY.
Names indexed: GEARY, THOMAS; GEARY, WILLIAM; JOHNSTON, THOMAS
Locations: BERKELEY COUNTY; BUSH CREEK
Document type: MEMORIAL 23 January 1769 Berkley, South Carolina.4 
Military Service*circa 1776 He Series: S108092
Reel: 0051
Frame: 00544
ignore: 000
Date: 1776 C. or later
Description: GARY, THOMAS SR., ACCOUNT AUDITED (FILE NO. 2714A) OF
CLAIMS GROWING OUT OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Names indexed: GARY, THOMAS SR.

Geary, Thomas
He served in the militia after the fall of Charleston. A.A. 2714B; S490. circa 1776 South Carolina.5,6 
Census*1779 He appeared on the census of 1779 at Ninety-Six, South Carolina.7 
Census1790 He appeared on the census of 1790 at Newberry, South Carolina; Name:      Thomas Gray
[Thomas Gary]
[Thomas Glay]
County:      Newberry
State:      South Carolina
Number of Free White Males Under 16:      5
Number of Free White Males 16 and Over:      2
Number of Free White Females:      3
Number of Household Members:      10.8 
Will*16 March 1797 He left a will on 16 March 1797 at Newberry, South Carolina; Thomas Gary will dated 16 May 1797. Proved June 25, 1797 (Newberry Co. Will Book B. pg 123). Names children: Martha, Charles, Thomas, Elizabeth Williams, Anne Williams, Amealy Teague, William, John, Rebekah, Elizabeth, Numan, Samuel and Sarah.
Exec: son, Thomas
Sons-in-law: Providence Williams & Abner Teague.9 
Death*after 16 March 1797 He died after 16 March 1797 at Newberry, South Carolina.9,10 
Probate*25 June 1797 His estate was probated on 25 June 1797 at Newberry, South Carolina.9 

Family

Uriah Newman b. 1733, d. Jan 1796
Children

Citations

  1. [S523] George Leland, SR., A.B., A.M. Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina Annals.
  2. [S874] Ethel Speer Updike, Gary Family of England to Virginia To SC.
  3. [S876] Berkley County South Carolina memorial http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/…, South Carolina Archives Online.
  4. [S877] Berkley County South Carolina Plat http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/…, South Carolina Archives Online.
  5. [S878] Thomas Gary, South Carolina Audit of Rev. War. Claims, http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/…
  6. [S711] Bobby Gilmer Moss, South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution.
  7. [S498] South Carolina Census, 1790-1890.
  8. [S517] 1790 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll: M637_11; Page: 51; Image: 50.
  9. [S524] Newberry Will Book B Book B p 123.
  10. [S866] Charlotte Coats, Bush River Baptist Church SC.

Uriah Newman

F, b. 1733, d. January 1796
Father*Samuel Newman1 b. 15 Mar 1713, d. Nov 1771
Mother*Martha Ledyard b. c 1723, d. a 12 Nov 1770
Uriah Newman|b. 1733\nd. Jan 1796|p72.htm#i4205|Samuel Newman|b. 15 Mar 1713\nd. Nov 1771|p72.htm#i4206|Martha Ledyard|b. c 1723\nd. a 12 Nov 1770|p72.htm#i4207|Walter Newman|b. 1656\nd. bt 1726 - 1729|p76.htm#i4368|Mary (?)|b. c 1668|p76.htm#i4369|John Ledyard|b. c 1693\nd. bt 5 Apr 1748 - 30 Apr 1748|p218.htm#i13514|Charity Lloyd|b. c 1697\nd. a 6 Aug 1751|p218.htm#i13515|
Birth*1733 Uriah Newman was born in 1733 at or Virginia, Maryland. 
 She was the daughter of Samuel Newman and Martha Ledyard.1 
Marriage*1757 Uriah Newman married Thomas Gary Senior, son of John Gary I, in 1757 at Newberry, South Carolina. 
(Witness) Will12 November 1770 Uriah Newman witnessed the will of Samuel Newman on 12 November 1770 at Craven, South Carolina; p. 370
Samuel Newman made will Nov 12. 1770 - proved in court March 7, 1779. He died about 1778 leaving widow, Martha, and children: John, Samuel, Uriah (wife of Thomas Gary), and Mary Crow.1,2 
Death*January 1796 Uriah Newman died in January 1796 at Newberry, South Carolina; p. 225
Thomas (son of pioneer) [Gary] died about 1797 near Bush River. His wfe Uriah (daughter of Samuel Newman) died about Jan. 1796.
Exec. Thomas Gary Jr. (son) & Providence Williams (son-in-law). Children: Charles, Martha (m. Williams), Thomas, Nancy (m. Williams), Anne (m. Williams), William, Millie (wife of Abner Teague), John, Rebecca, Elizabeth, Newman, Sarah, Samuel. Elizabeth died 1803 - no married.1,3 

Family

Thomas Gary Senior b. c 1727, d. a 16 Mar 1797
Children

Citations

  1. [S523] George Leland, SR., A.B., A.M. Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina Annals.
  2. [S916] NEWMAN, SAMUEL OF CRAVEN COUNTY, WILL TYPESCRIPT.
  3. [S866] Charlotte Coats, Bush River Baptist Church SC.

Samuel Newman

M, b. 15 March 1713, d. November 1771
Father*Walter Newman1,2 b. 1656, d. bt 1726 - 1729
Mother*Mary (?) b. c 1668
Samuel Newman|b. 15 Mar 1713\nd. Nov 1771|p72.htm#i4206|Walter Newman|b. 1656\nd. bt 1726 - 1729|p76.htm#i4368|Mary (?)|b. c 1668|p76.htm#i4369|||||||||||||
Birth*15 March 1713 Samuel Newman was born on 15 March 1713 at Cecil, Maryland; The vital records of St. Stephen's Parish of Cecil County Maryland, a member of the world-wide Church of England at this time, lists the five youngest children as: Elizabeth born Feb 2,1707, Kathrin born Aug. 28,1709, Jonathan born Feb. 4,1711 (died in infancy Oct. 20, 1714), Samuel born Mar. 15,1713, and Jonathan born Aug.5, 1716. The names of the first four children were all listed at one time implying that the entries were made several years after the births. It may appear peculiar to us today to name a second child the same name of a deceased child but was not unusual at that time. These church records show the marriages and births of the children and grandchildren of Walter implying that the family was very active in the Parish life. Research has proven that there were at least fourteen children born to Walter and Mary.2 
 He was the son of Walter Newman and Mary (?).1,2 
(Witness) Will20 November 1725 Samuel Newman witnessed the will of Walter Newman on 20 November 1725 at Cecil, Maryland; Newman, Walter, farmer,Cecil Co.,20th Nov., 1725;
9th Feb., 1729.
To wife Mary, extx., plan. —— and personalty during life.
To 2 sons Samuel and Jonathan, plantation and personalty equally at age of 21. Not to disturb their mother in poss. thereof. Shd. either of two youngest sons die without issue, portion of dec'd to eldest son Walter and hrs. Residue of estate divided among child. at discretion of extx.
Test: Thomas Ward, Thomas More (Moor), William More (Moor). 19, 919.1 
Marriage*circa 1730 Samuel Newman married Martha Ledyard, daughter of John Ledyard and Charity Lloyd, circa 1730.3,4,5 
Land*15 June 1737 Samuel Newman obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Samuel and his brother, Jonathan, transfered their inheritance of land 15 June 1737. This
is the last record of them in Cecil County, Maryland. 15 June 1737 Cecil, Maryland.5 
Baptism12 July 1740 He was baptized on 12 July 1740 at Montgomery Baptist Church, Colmar, Montgomery, Pennsylvania; Samuel Newman and his wife, Martha, were baptized into the Baptist faith 12 July 1740 at Montgomery Baptist Church in Colma, Pennsylvania. The wording of the record; "Samuel Newman, Martha, his wife and Martha Rayle."4 
Move1744 He in 1744 Augusta/Rockingham, Virginia.6 
Residence*19 October 1747 He lived on 19 October 1747 at Augusta, Virginia; Name:      Samuel Newman
Date:      19 Oct 1747
Location:      Augusta Co., VA
Property:      2 parcels on Shando River, 300 acres adjoining Jacob Nahale, 200 acres adjoining Jacob Nahle.
Notes:      This land record was originally published in "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County" by Lyman Chalkley.
Remarks:      Proved 18 Nov 1747 by Scholl and Selzer. 50.
Description:      Witness
Book_Date:      1-423.7 
Land21 July 1749 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Name:      Samuel Newman
Date:      12 Jul 1750
Location:      Augusta Co., VA
Property:      200 acres on Smith Creek, where Newman now lives.
Notes:      This land record was originally published in "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County" by Lyman Chalkley.
Remarks:      Patented from Fairfax.
Description:      Grantor
Book_Date:      3-253
Occupation:      Farmer 21 July 1749 Augusta/Rockingham, Virginia.8,7 
Land26 July 1753 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Name:      Samuel Newman
Date:      26 Jul 1753
Location:      Augusta Co., VA
Property:      200 acres on Smith Creek.
Notes:      This land record was originally published in "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County" by Lyman Chalkley.
Remarks:      From Fairfax to Newman and by Newman to Moore.
Description:      Grantee
Book_Date:      5-349 26 July 1753 Augusta/Rockingham, Virginia.7 
Religion*6 August 1756 He was p. 10-11...Smiths & Linville's Creek Church (Baptist) (Augusta Co., VA.) John Lincoln, clerk of the church, in 1788...The pioneer church was organized 8/6/1756...9 members include: Samuel Newman and Martha Newman...1st Communion...11 members..."Rees Thomas and Mary States, belonging to other churches in Pennsylvania, craved transient Communion, and were admmitted." Samuel Newman was called to the Office of Deacon...Samuel Newman and wife were members of the Montgomery Church in the County of Philadelphia. They became the first members of the new church.
p. 12...Mary Newman joined, she was the wife of Jonathan Newman. She belonged to the Church of Christ in Southampton in Buck Co., PA.
p. 586-587...Samuel Newman and wife Martha, and Mary Newman, wife of Jonathan Newman were among the founders and early members of the Smiths & Linville's Creek Baptist Church of later Rockingham. They were from PA. Samuel and Jonathan were probably descendants of the Oyster Bay Newmans. Jonathan died in Old Augusta prior to the establishment of the church. His estate settlement by Samuel was recorded Feb. 1750 (Will Bk. 1, p. 93 & 319.) On April 20, 1765, Samuel and Martha asked for a letter of dismissal as they were preparing to move to the Carolinas.9,6 
Religion1757 He was In 1757, Samuel Newman wrote in the church minutes that there was some dissension among the members. He wrote: **About this time arose certain of the favorers of that Structureless Practice, infant sprinkling, and in a disorderly manner, called on Alexander Miller to their assistance, to go ridicule and slander our ministers, and our church officer, who at the time did officiate the office of deacon by churches appointment, which said Miller had before aspersed our Rev. Brother of being a Baptist."
Accordingly, on Wednesday, the 21st of September, 1757, the said Miller and a rude assembly with him, in a disorderly manner, without leave, or previous notice given to the church, or persons by him accused, opened our meeting house, and assumed our pulpit, and there slanderously, falsely, and contrary to Christian Rule and Order (did) despitefully use our Minister and Brother, the Deacon, with opprobrious speeches, of spite and malice, entirely untruthful, and unknown to the said parties; and of which we are fully convinced, neither of them guilty of the error by him charged, neither in work, thought, or deed, which said irregular and disorderly practice of his, has since occasioned animosities in the neighborhood, and he, the said Miller, hath been thereby instrumental, in the hands of Satan, to disturb the churches peace, and the peach of the neighborhood, this being a time or noted peach with us in the mist of difficulties elsewhere."
The person that Samual was speaking of was Reverend Alexander Miller, a noted Presbyterian Minister of the area. Reverend Miller and some of his friends charged into the service of the Baptist Church one Sunday. Miller proceeded to the pulpit where he began to denounce the doctrine that was being taught at the church. The charges were leveled at Reverend John Anderson and Deacon SAMUEL NEWMAN.
The "difficulties elsewhere" that Reverend Newman mentioned was the French and Indian war, which was at this time in progress. The next passage written by Reverend Newman reads as follows: "The Wednesday following this riotous action, it pleased God to permit the Heathen (Indians) to fall on our settlements and disordered the whole worse than they had done themselves, the week before. A just retaliation for such unheard of proceedings and measures they has to ??????. The aforesaid proceedings, together with the Indian troubles, Saturday in January, 1758: at which time the kind providence of God enabled us to regulate so many of the disorders that attended us as that which comfort and peace, we could proceed.....
January, 1758...After this time the spring coming on, the Indian troubles continued, and all opportunities of meetings were taken from us: and not only so I but the whole neighborhood forced either to go into forts or over the mountains, to escape their rage, in the month of June following.6 
Land29 August 1757 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent 29 August 1757 Augusta/Rockingham, Virginia.10 
Land20 December 1762 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Name:      Samuel Newman
Date:      20 Dec 1762
Location:      Frederick Co.
Property:      105 acres on Smith's Creek.
Notes:      This land record was originally published in "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County" by Lyman Chalkley.
Remarks:      10 shillings. Part of 1757 acres patented to Samuel, 29 Aug 1757. Delivered to Henry Selzer, Mar 1770.
Description:      Grantor
Book_Date:      11-233 20 December 1762 Frederick, Virginia.7 
Religion20 April 1765 He was Letters of Dismission so could move to North or South Carolina.6 
Move*circa 1766 He p. 162
Samuel Newman settled on the spring branches of Bush River 1766 - meetings at house, Rev. Daniel Marshall. Newman & others baptisted & church formed June 1771. Thomas Norris minister 1771-1780 - preached non-resistance in Revoluntion (Asplunds Reg. 5th ed.0 1769 date constition.
Constituents -Samuel Newman & wife, Wm Crow & wife, Uriah Gary. Samuel Newman is reported to have come with wife from Mr. Alderson's church in Va. & called & baptisted in N.C. church.
Children: Samuel (m. Castleberry), Uriah (m. Gary), Martha (m. Phegan), Mary (m. Crow), Jane (m. Johnston), & John.
Survey of 450 a. made Sept. 11, 1765 in fork of Broad & Saluda Rivers + 150 a.

(p.289) endnote 519: Edwards, Crozer ITS, p. 42; Furman Ms., pp. 58-60; the two accounts by Edwards differ slightly and both differ in some particulars from the account given in Bush River CB, 1792; the Edwards account is largely used because Edwards was on the ground in 1772, while the church book account, probably written by the church clerk, Michael Landers, in 1792, is taken “from the best information” twenty years after; Asplund’s Reg. 5. ed., gives 1769 as the date of constitution; the constituents were: Samuel Newman and wife, William Crow and wife, and Uriah Gary; Samuel Newman is reported by Edwards as coming with his wife from Mr. Alderson’s church in Va., and as having been called and baptized in N.C; he Is called an excellent man; his children as named by Edwards wereSamuel (m. Castleberry), Uriah (m. Gary), Martha (m. Phegan), Mary (m. Crow), Jane (m. Johnstone), and John; Samuel Newman had a survey of 450 acres made Sept. 11, 1765, in the fork of Broad and Saluda Rivers on spring branches of Bush River and another of 150 acres in 1766 adjoining the first (Plats, VIII, 324; X, 2); no surveys for William Crow or Uriah Gary have been found, but John Gary petitioned for land already improved on Bush River in 1753-he came from Va., with a wife and two children and mentions his father (JC, Sept. 3, 1753); he had a survey on waters of Bush River in 1768 (Plats, X, 199); the neighboring survey of Robert Levil of the same date has as boundaries the plats of Charles Crow and John Cole (Ibid., XVI, 334); George Goggans, donor of the church lot, received a survey of 250 acres on June 13, 1770, on waters of Bush River “on a draft of a small Branch of it called Beaverdam Branch, to westward of James Williams” (Ibid., p. 127). circa 1766 Spring Branches of Bush River, Laurens, South Carolina.11 
Land1 February 1768 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Series: S213019
Volume: 0015
Page: 00235
Item: 000
Date: 2/1/1768
Description: NEWMAN, SAMUEL, LAND GRANT FOR 150 ACRES IN BERKLEY
COUNTY.
Names indexed: NEWMAN, SAMUEL
Locations: BERKELEY COUNTY
Document type: LAND GRANT
http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail.aspx?RecordId=60500 1 February 1768 Berkley, South Carolina.12 
Land1 February 1768 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Series: S213019
Volume: 0015
Page: 00211
Item: 000
Date: 2/1/1768
Description: NEWMAN, SAMUEL, LAND GRANT FOR 450 ACRES IN BERKLEY
COUNTY.
Names indexed: NEWMAN, SAMUEL
Locations: BERKELEY COUNTY
Document type: LAND GRANT
http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail.aspx?RecordId=60476

Series: S213184
Volume: 0010
Page: 00002
Item: 01
Date: 8/20/1767
Description: NEWMAN, SAMUEL, PLAT FOR 150 ACRES ON BUSH CREEK.
Names indexed: CALDWELL, JOHN; NEWMAN, SAMUEL; TROUP, JOHN
Locations: BERKELEY COUNTY; BUSH CREEK
Document type: PLAT
http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail.aspx?RecordId=101793

Series: S111001
Volume: 0009
Page: 00457
Item: 005
Date: 3/15/1768
Description: NEWMAN, SAMUEL, MEMORIAL FOR 150 ACRES ON BUSH CREEK,
BERKLEY COUNTY.
Names indexed: NEWMAN, SAMUEL
Locations: BERKELEY COUNTY; BUSH CREEK
Document type: MEMORIAL
http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail.aspx?RecordId=145063 1 February 1768 Berkley, South Carolina.12 
Land13 October 1769 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Case concerning the orginal land grants Samuel Newman and others received from Lord Fairfax. 13 October 1769 Virginia.13 
ReligionJune 1770 He was (an unknown value).11 
Will*12 November 1770 He left a will on 12 November 1770 at Craven, South Carolina; p. 370
Samuel Newman made will Nov 12. 1770 - proved in court March 7, 1779. He died about 1778 leaving widow, Martha, and children: John, Samuel, Uriah (wife of Thomas Gary), and Mary Crow.3,14 
Probate*7 March 1771 His estate was probated on 7 March 1771 at Newberry, South Carolina; p. 370
Samuel Newman made will Nov 12. 1770 - proved in court March 7, 1779. He died about 1778 leaving widow, Martha, and children: John, Samuel, Uriah (wife of Thomas Gary), and Mary Crow.

The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research
SCMAR, Volume XV
Number 3, Summer, 1987
Book Reviews
SCMAR, Vol. XV, Summer 1987, No. 3, p.179
Newberry County, South Carolina, Probate Estate Abstracts Volume 1 by Glenda Bundrick and Andy Suber. Hard cover, 8 1/2 x 11 size, 373 pages plus front matter and every-name index. Price $30.00 plus $2.50 mailing. Order from Glenda Bundrick, Route 4, Box 254, Newberry, SC 29108. This most useful volume adds greatly to the published material already available on Newberry County. It contains abstracts of the loose estates packets in the Office of Probate Judge in Newberry County, Boxes 1-10 and 355-357 and 361. These packets were not picked at random, but are the earliest estates records for the county, covering roughly 1787-1820 with some estates as late as 1850. There is an occasional unexplainable early will, such as the will of Samuel Newman, dated 12 November 1770 and proved 7 March 1771. Every document in each estate packet appears to have been abstracted, and a number of papers are reproduced in facsimile. In cases where the original will is missing, an abstract from the recorded copy (with proper reference) has been included. By indexing all names – such as purchasers at estates, appraisers, and witnesses – many names might be located which would otherwise lost to the researcher. We anxiously await a continuation of this series.3,14 
Death*November 1771 He died in November 1771 at Newberry, South Carolina, at age 58; Mr. Newman was ordained by Messrs. Marshall and Mulkey, but died in November, 1771.3,11 

Family

Martha Ledyard b. c 1723, d. a 12 Nov 1770
Children

Citations

  1. [S881] Jane Baldwin Cotton, Maryland Calendar of Wills.
  2. [S886] Unknown compiler, St. Stephens Church Parish Register, 1692 - 1837.
  3. [S523] George Leland, SR., A.B., A.M. Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina Annals.
  4. [S888] Unknown volume, Montgomery Baptist Church Records, 12 Jul 1740, unknown repository.
  5. [S905] Martin Paul Nesloney Sr and Dorothy Laverne Waddle, online http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/n/e/…
  6. [S904] John W. Wayland, Virginia Valley Records.
  7. [S889] Unknown compiler, Virginia Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850.
  8. [S906] Northern Neck Grants G, p. 236 (Reel 292), Virginia Archives.
  9. [S902] Harrison, Settlers By the Long Grey Trail.
  10. [S907] Virginia State Land Office Patents No. 34, 1756-1765, p. 185 (Reel 33-34), Virginia Archives.
  11. [S525] Leah, Ph.D. Townsend, South Carolina Baptists 1670-1805.
  12. [S908] Samuel Newman, NEWMAN, SAMUEL, LAND GRANT FOR 450 AC, BERKLEY SC.
  13. [S909] Jost, dec'd. Hite v. Thomas Lord Fairfax, 337, Grant Book N, South Carolina Archives Online.
  14. [S916] NEWMAN, SAMUEL OF CRAVEN COUNTY, WILL TYPESCRIPT.

Martha Ledyard1

F, b. circa 1723, d. after 12 November 1770
Father*John Ledyard1 b. c 1693, d. bt 5 Apr 1748 - 30 Apr 1748
Mother*Charity Lloyd1 b. c 1697, d. a 6 Aug 1751
Martha Ledyard|b. c 1723\nd. a 12 Nov 1770|p72.htm#i4207|John Ledyard|b. c 1693\nd. bt 5 Apr 1748 - 30 Apr 1748|p218.htm#i13514|Charity Lloyd|b. c 1697\nd. a 6 Aug 1751|p218.htm#i13515|||||||||||||
Birth*circa 1723 Martha Ledyard was born circa 1723 at Pennsylvania.1,2 
 She was the daughter of John Ledyard and Charity Lloyd.1 
Marriage*circa 1730 Martha Ledyard married Samuel Newman, son of Walter Newman and Mary (?), circa 1730.3,4,2 
(Witness) Will5 April 1748 Martha Ledyard witnessed the will of John Ledyard on 5 April 1748 at Moorland Manor, Montgomery, Pennsylvania; His will is in Moorland Manor, County of Philadelphia. April 5, 1748, Book G. 256. He names his wife Charity, and children John, Martha Newman, Grace Morgan, Mary Newman, Uriah Marks and Ann Lewis.
Exec: Randal Morgan and Thomas Lloyd.
Wit: David Malsby, Mary Malsby and John Hart.1 
(Witness) Will12 November 1770 Martha Ledyard witnessed the will of Samuel Newman on 12 November 1770 at Craven, South Carolina; p. 370
Samuel Newman made will Nov 12. 1770 - proved in court March 7, 1779. He died about 1778 leaving widow, Martha, and children: John, Samuel, Uriah (wife of Thomas Gary), and Mary Crow.3,5 
Death*after 12 November 1770 Martha Ledyard died after 12 November 1770 at Newberry, South Carolina.1 

Family

Samuel Newman b. 15 Mar 1713, d. Nov 1771
Children

Citations

  1. [S899] Barbara Langdon, John Liyard in "Re: John Lidyard/Ledyard," listserve message 26 Feb 2006.
  2. [S905] Martin Paul Nesloney Sr and Dorothy Laverne Waddle, online http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/n/e/…
  3. [S523] George Leland, SR., A.B., A.M. Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina Annals.
  4. [S888] Unknown volume, Montgomery Baptist Church Records, 12 Jul 1740, unknown repository.
  5. [S916] NEWMAN, SAMUEL OF CRAVEN COUNTY, WILL TYPESCRIPT.
  6. [S525] Leah, Ph.D. Townsend, South Carolina Baptists 1670-1805.
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