In Land Deed Genealogy of Cannon Co. TN 1836-1857 Deed Book F Erin Chery to Oliver C. Duncan a trust deed. 4 Nov 1847. (p.146-147)
Deed Book G
Joseph A. Gooding to Oliver C. Duncan 50 acres. 6 Mar 1847. (p.331-332)
Deed Book L
William C. Alfred and wife Sarah A., formerly Duncan, to J. L. Fare their interest, which is one eighth, in the estate of Oliver C. Duncan. 11 Jun 1856. (p.235-236)
In Sistler's Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations 1779-1861:
DUNCAN, O.C. 1857 ib-1-424 Cannon Co.
DUNCAN, Oliver 1853 ib-1-285 Cannon Co.
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ALLISON listings in Sistler's Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations 1779-1861
ALLISON listings in Sistler's Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations (west TN listings only)
Andrew 1841 Gibson Co.
Henry 1841 “
Hugh H. 1842 “
Robert 1857 “
Robert V. 1835 “
Thomas 1847 Shelby Co.
Andrew 1841 Gibson Co.
Henry 1841 “
Hugh H. 1842 “
Robert 1857 “
Robert V. 1835 “
Thomas 1847 Shelby Co.
SCOTT listings in Dismal Cemetery, Dekalb Co. TN
SCOTT listings in Dismal Cemetery, Dekalb Co. TN
Jesse W. – b. May 4, 1823 – d. Oct. 10, 1897
Jane – b. May 1, 1825 – d. Aug. 12, 1903
John M. – b. Jan 27, 1848 – d. March 15, 1870
J.J. –b. Nov. 30, 1861 – d. blank
Julia – b. July 20, 1862 – d. Jun 29, 1893
Eda – b. Nov. 25, 1861 – d. April 30, 1914
Nancy J. w/o Rev. M. B. Scott – b. June, 1834 – d. Nov. 2, 1885 wife and mother
Vernetter C. 2nd w/o Rev. M. B. Scott – b. March 27, 1842 – d. March 4, 1891
Lucinda w/o Lenard Scott – b. 1827 – d. Feb. 5, 1914
Sarah – b. Feb. 2, 1867 – d. Aug. 12, 1951 Mother
w/o George – b. Oct. 6, 1876 – d. blank Father
Victoria – b. Sept 14, 1856 – d. Nov. 21, 1909
Ella – b. Nov. 19, 1872 – b. July 16, 1942
Brance – b. Jan 18, 1863 – d. May 4, 1950
Lenard – b. Nov. 18, 1835 – d. oct. 22, 1921
Malissa – b. July 6, 1835 – d. Feb. 28, 1903
Jane Driver Scott – died Oct. 23, 1973 age 82 years. 5 mos. 0 days (Walker Funeral marker)
Augusty – b. 1854 – d. 1934
Narsis – b. 1859 – d. 1941
Jesse W. – b. May 4, 1823 – d. Oct. 10, 1897
Jane – b. May 1, 1825 – d. Aug. 12, 1903
John M. – b. Jan 27, 1848 – d. March 15, 1870
J.J. –b. Nov. 30, 1861 – d. blank
Julia – b. July 20, 1862 – d. Jun 29, 1893
Eda – b. Nov. 25, 1861 – d. April 30, 1914
Nancy J. w/o Rev. M. B. Scott – b. June, 1834 – d. Nov. 2, 1885 wife and mother
Vernetter C. 2nd w/o Rev. M. B. Scott – b. March 27, 1842 – d. March 4, 1891
Lucinda w/o Lenard Scott – b. 1827 – d. Feb. 5, 1914
Sarah – b. Feb. 2, 1867 – d. Aug. 12, 1951 Mother
w/o George – b. Oct. 6, 1876 – d. blank Father
Victoria – b. Sept 14, 1856 – d. Nov. 21, 1909
Ella – b. Nov. 19, 1872 – b. July 16, 1942
Brance – b. Jan 18, 1863 – d. May 4, 1950
Lenard – b. Nov. 18, 1835 – d. oct. 22, 1921
Malissa – b. July 6, 1835 – d. Feb. 28, 1903
Jane Driver Scott – died Oct. 23, 1973 age 82 years. 5 mos. 0 days (Walker Funeral marker)
Augusty – b. 1854 – d. 1934
Narsis – b. 1859 – d. 1941
HARRISON listings in Wilson Co. TN Deed Books
In Wilson Co. Deed Book I
John Jones to Sterling Harrison 106 acres on Spring Creek. 20 Sept. 1822. (p.281)
Deed Book T
Joseph Tippitt and his wife Temperance to William L. Redditt our undivided interest in the land in the 11th District belonging to the heirs of Sterling Harrison deceased. 6 Nov. 1841. (p.356)
Deed Book W
James Harrison, Sterlin Harrison, and Landon Harrison to Hardin Dockins 50 acres in the 12th District. 7 June 1847. (P.240-241)
Deed Book X
E. F. Redditt and his wife Elizabeth to William L. Redditt a tract of land belonging to the heirs of Sterling Harrison. 13 April 1849. (P.302-303)
John Jones to Sterling Harrison 106 acres on Spring Creek. 20 Sept. 1822. (p.281)
Deed Book T
Joseph Tippitt and his wife Temperance to William L. Redditt our undivided interest in the land in the 11th District belonging to the heirs of Sterling Harrison deceased. 6 Nov. 1841. (p.356)
Deed Book W
James Harrison, Sterlin Harrison, and Landon Harrison to Hardin Dockins 50 acres in the 12th District. 7 June 1847. (P.240-241)
Deed Book X
E. F. Redditt and his wife Elizabeth to William L. Redditt a tract of land belonging to the heirs of Sterling Harrison. 13 April 1849. (P.302-303)
MULLINS listings in Warren Co. TN and Cannon Co. TN
In Warren Co. TN will book 2
Page 271. 1 Oct 1848. Settlement made with D.W. Webb, guardian of Minerva Mullins, formerly Minerva Webb. He produced his ward’s receipts for the full amount due her.
In Warren Co. TN will book 6
Page 51-56. 10 Jan 1870. Will of William Whitlock. Mentions, my daughter Nancy C. Mullins $134.45 “which amount I have paid in part in cash and part she was the instrument of having taken from me by force of arms to my great danger and bodily harm during the War of 1862 to 64 in consideration of so vile an act therefore my will is that she have no more of my estate never.”
(and further down in the will)…
Codicil. 28 Oct. 1871. Should either of my daughters Mary Ann Louisa and Elizabeth Ann Francis died without bodily heir, then the lands willed to them is to fall to the above named heirs, exclusive of Michael Harris Whitlock and Nancy Catherine Mullins, to be forever used for a homestead for them. Presented for probate 2 Aug 1875.
In Cannon co. Deed Book B
Thomas St. John to Ezekiel (Mullins) 30.5 acres on the east fork of Stone’s River. 22 Dec 1836. (p.89-90)
Page 271. 1 Oct 1848. Settlement made with D.W. Webb, guardian of Minerva Mullins, formerly Minerva Webb. He produced his ward’s receipts for the full amount due her.
In Warren Co. TN will book 6
Page 51-56. 10 Jan 1870. Will of William Whitlock. Mentions, my daughter Nancy C. Mullins $134.45 “which amount I have paid in part in cash and part she was the instrument of having taken from me by force of arms to my great danger and bodily harm during the War of 1862 to 64 in consideration of so vile an act therefore my will is that she have no more of my estate never.”
(and further down in the will)…
Codicil. 28 Oct. 1871. Should either of my daughters Mary Ann Louisa and Elizabeth Ann Francis died without bodily heir, then the lands willed to them is to fall to the above named heirs, exclusive of Michael Harris Whitlock and Nancy Catherine Mullins, to be forever used for a homestead for them. Presented for probate 2 Aug 1875.
In Cannon co. Deed Book B
Thomas St. John to Ezekiel (Mullins) 30.5 acres on the east fork of Stone’s River. 22 Dec 1836. (p.89-90)
JARRATT, JARRETT listings in the Index to Georgia Wills
Index to Georgia Wills
JARRATT
Alexander in Baldwin Co. 1850
Atha in Fayette Co. 1828-1897
Blake in Jones Co. 1826-1850
James S. in Clarke Co. 1822-1842
JARRETT
Archelus in Elbert Co. 1827
Deverix in Wilkes Co. 1779-1792
Johnson T. in Taliaferro Co. 1826-1866
Martha in Jackson Co. 1802-1860
Robert in Wilkes Co. 1779-1792
JARRATT
Alexander in Baldwin Co. 1850
Atha in Fayette Co. 1828-1897
Blake in Jones Co. 1826-1850
James S. in Clarke Co. 1822-1842
JARRETT
Archelus in Elbert Co. 1827
Deverix in Wilkes Co. 1779-1792
Johnson T. in Taliaferro Co. 1826-1866
Martha in Jackson Co. 1802-1860
Robert in Wilkes Co. 1779-1792
HENDLY, HINDLEY, McMURRAY listings in Index to Georgia Wills
HENDLEY
Abraham in Emanuel Co. 1866
Edmund in Franklin Co. 1786-1813
Hartford in Chattooga Co. 1856-1924
John in Emanuel Co. 1866
John in Stewart Co. 1850-1890
John Sr. in Wilkes Co. 1806-1808
S.B. in Chattooga Co. 1856-1924
William in Pulaski Co. 1816-1850
HINDLEY
Jacob in Wilkes Co. 1818-1819
McMURRAY
Henry in Marion Co. 1846-1916
James in Baldwin Co. 1819-1864
M. in Bartow Co. 1836-1885
William in Morgan Co. 1808-1813
Abraham in Emanuel Co. 1866
Edmund in Franklin Co. 1786-1813
Hartford in Chattooga Co. 1856-1924
John in Emanuel Co. 1866
John in Stewart Co. 1850-1890
John Sr. in Wilkes Co. 1806-1808
S.B. in Chattooga Co. 1856-1924
William in Pulaski Co. 1816-1850
HINDLEY
Jacob in Wilkes Co. 1818-1819
McMURRAY
Henry in Marion Co. 1846-1916
James in Baldwin Co. 1819-1864
M. in Bartow Co. 1836-1885
William in Morgan Co. 1808-1813
MARKHAM listings in Virginia Wills and Administrations 1632-1800
MARKHAM
Amelia Co. VA
Thomas 1750 administration
Chesterfield Co. VA
Jno. 1770 will
Isle of Wight Co. VA
Bryan 1708 inventory
Prince William Co. VA
William 1734 inventory
Richmond Co. VA
Margret 1720 inventory
Stafford Co. VA
Jas. 1741 inventory
Westmoreland Co. VA
Lewis 1713 will
Amelia Co. VA
Thomas 1750 administration
Chesterfield Co. VA
Jno. 1770 will
Isle of Wight Co. VA
Bryan 1708 inventory
Prince William Co. VA
William 1734 inventory
Richmond Co. VA
Margret 1720 inventory
Stafford Co. VA
Jas. 1741 inventory
Westmoreland Co. VA
Lewis 1713 will
LUCKEY, LUCKIE, LUCKY listings in TN, NC, and GA
North Carolina Wills: A Testator Index, 1665-1900
LUCKEY
David 1866 Lincoln Co.
Francis N. 1878 Rowan Co.
James 1861 Lincoln Co.
James 1799 Lincoln Co.
John 1789 Rowan Co.
John 1882 Rowan Co.
Robert 1900 Mecklenburg Co.
Samuel 1801 Rowan Co.
Samuel 1866 Rowan Co.
Sarah M. 1895 Lincoln Co.
William 1895 Lincoln Co.
William 1836 Rowan Co.
LUCKIE
James 1840 Rowan Co.
Robert 1772 Rowan Co.
Samuel 1797 Rowan Co.
LUCKY
Harriet 1845 Mecklenburg Co.
Robert 1864 Mecklenburg Co.
Sarah M. 1896 Mecklenburg Co.
Index to Georgia Wills
LUCKEY
John - Greene Co. GA, 1806-1816
LUCKIE
Alexander – Oglethorpe Co. GA, 1793-1807
John – Oglethorpe Co. GA, 1807-1826
William – Oglethorpe Co. GA, 1793-1807
Index to Early Tennessee Wills and Administrations 1779-1861
LUCKY
James M. 1842 Madison Co. TN
S. R. 1858 Henry Co. TN
Samuel R. 1858 Henry Co. TN
LUCKEY
David 1866 Lincoln Co.
Francis N. 1878 Rowan Co.
James 1861 Lincoln Co.
James 1799 Lincoln Co.
John 1789 Rowan Co.
John 1882 Rowan Co.
Robert 1900 Mecklenburg Co.
Samuel 1801 Rowan Co.
Samuel 1866 Rowan Co.
Sarah M. 1895 Lincoln Co.
William 1895 Lincoln Co.
William 1836 Rowan Co.
LUCKIE
James 1840 Rowan Co.
Robert 1772 Rowan Co.
Samuel 1797 Rowan Co.
LUCKY
Harriet 1845 Mecklenburg Co.
Robert 1864 Mecklenburg Co.
Sarah M. 1896 Mecklenburg Co.
Index to Georgia Wills
LUCKEY
John - Greene Co. GA, 1806-1816
LUCKIE
Alexander – Oglethorpe Co. GA, 1793-1807
John – Oglethorpe Co. GA, 1807-1826
William – Oglethorpe Co. GA, 1793-1807
Index to Early Tennessee Wills and Administrations 1779-1861
LUCKY
James M. 1842 Madison Co. TN
S. R. 1858 Henry Co. TN
Samuel R. 1858 Henry Co. TN
BUCY, BUSSEY, BUSSE, BUCE listings in Cannon Co. TN, Bedford Co. TN, York Co. VA, Stafford Co. VA
The earliest marriage for BUSY in Cannon Co. TN is for Jenetta BUSY to Joshua DAVIS dated Dec 29th 1841.
In Cannon Co. TN Chancery Court Records 1840-1880 there are several cases involving Sarah BUCY from Aug 1869 through May 1871.
The BUSSEY listings in Bedford Co. TN Land Deed Genealogy are Daniel, Elliott, Frances, George, John, Lucy, Nancy, and Penelope
In Virginia Wills and Administrations 1632-1800
Jno. BUCE in York Co. VA dated 1705 (inventory)
Jno. BUSSE in York Co. 1704 (inventory)
Henry BUSSY Sr. in Stafford co. VA dated 1764 (will).
In Cannon Co. TN Chancery Court Records 1840-1880 there are several cases involving Sarah BUCY from Aug 1869 through May 1871.
The BUSSEY listings in Bedford Co. TN Land Deed Genealogy are Daniel, Elliott, Frances, George, John, Lucy, Nancy, and Penelope
In Virginia Wills and Administrations 1632-1800
Jno. BUCE in York Co. VA dated 1705 (inventory)
Jno. BUSSE in York Co. 1704 (inventory)
Henry BUSSY Sr. in Stafford co. VA dated 1764 (will).
KERBY, KIRBY listings in Dekalb Co. TN, Wilson Co. TN
IN Dekalb Co. TN Marriages 1848-1880
G.W.O. KERBY married Elizabeth Vanhooser 9 Oct 1873
John KERBY married Ellen Stephens 28 Mar 1870
In Dekalb Co. Cemeteries:
Fuston Cemetery
G. W. Kirby March 6, 1851 – Nov. 24, 1924
Lizzie Kirby April 11, 1856 – July 22, 1927
Martin Cemetery
Nancy T. Kirby Feb. 1, 1858 – July 13, 1909
In Sistler’s Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations 1779-1861:
KERBY, William 1840 Dekalb Co. TN
In the 1880 census, the woman you call “Nancy”, is actually listed as Ellen. So, you may be interested in this:
Wilson Co. TN Wills & Inventories
Ellen KIRBY Sale. Recorded 5 Feb. 1887. P. 296-300
G.W.O. KERBY married Elizabeth Vanhooser 9 Oct 1873
John KERBY married Ellen Stephens 28 Mar 1870
In Dekalb Co. Cemeteries:
Fuston Cemetery
G. W. Kirby March 6, 1851 – Nov. 24, 1924
Lizzie Kirby April 11, 1856 – July 22, 1927
Martin Cemetery
Nancy T. Kirby Feb. 1, 1858 – July 13, 1909
In Sistler’s Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations 1779-1861:
KERBY, William 1840 Dekalb Co. TN
In the 1880 census, the woman you call “Nancy”, is actually listed as Ellen. So, you may be interested in this:
Wilson Co. TN Wills & Inventories
Ellen KIRBY Sale. Recorded 5 Feb. 1887. P. 296-300
ALLEN versus DUNCAN in Smith Co. TN 1840
In Smith Co. TN Chancery Court Records 1824-1871 Chancery Book 2
ALLEN versus DUNCAN. The bill of complaint of William H. Allen of DeKalb County and Susannah Duncan, widow of John Duncan, Lylliorn Chandler and wife Nancy, formerly Duncan, of Smith County, George __ston and his wife Catherine, formerly Duncan, Richard M. Duncan, Elizabeth Duncan, Joseph E. Duncan, ( ) A. Duncan, John Duncan, Winny Duncan, Sarah Duncan, ( ) Duncan, Cary Duncan, Sarah ( ), and William R. Moore of Smith County, Martha ( ) , and John Moore of Sumner County. William H. Allen states that sometime in the year 1839, John Duncan purchased a certain tract of land in DeKalb County from one Reuben (Brown) for the sum of $610. He paid $200 down. He executed his notes for the remainder. Said Brown executed a deed in fee simple for the land to said John Duncan. Duncan shortly thereafter took possession of said land by remaining upon the land. Sometime in Oct 1839, said Duncan departed this life intestate, leaving the said Susannah, his widow, and Nancy who had intermarried with Lilburn Chandler, Catherine who had intermarried with George Grayston, (Richard) M., Elizabeth, Joseph, Jessie, John L., Winney, Sarah H., L ( ), and Cary R. Duncan his children; the offspring of Mary Moore, a deceased daughter of the intestate. The said William H. Allen was appointed administrator. 1840. (p.416-422)
ALLEN versus DUNCAN. The bill of complaint of William H. Allen of DeKalb County and Susannah Duncan, widow of John Duncan, Lylliorn Chandler and wife Nancy, formerly Duncan, of Smith County, George __ston and his wife Catherine, formerly Duncan, Richard M. Duncan, Elizabeth Duncan, Joseph E. Duncan, ( ) A. Duncan, John Duncan, Winny Duncan, Sarah Duncan, ( ) Duncan, Cary Duncan, Sarah ( ), and William R. Moore of Smith County, Martha ( ) , and John Moore of Sumner County. William H. Allen states that sometime in the year 1839, John Duncan purchased a certain tract of land in DeKalb County from one Reuben (Brown) for the sum of $610. He paid $200 down. He executed his notes for the remainder. Said Brown executed a deed in fee simple for the land to said John Duncan. Duncan shortly thereafter took possession of said land by remaining upon the land. Sometime in Oct 1839, said Duncan departed this life intestate, leaving the said Susannah, his widow, and Nancy who had intermarried with Lilburn Chandler, Catherine who had intermarried with George Grayston, (Richard) M., Elizabeth, Joseph, Jessie, John L., Winney, Sarah H., L ( ), and Cary R. Duncan his children; the offspring of Mary Moore, a deceased daughter of the intestate. The said William H. Allen was appointed administrator. 1840. (p.416-422)
Florence E. BIGLOW, Warren Co. TN will book 1
Warren Co. TN Will Book , Vol. 1
Pg. 127-129. 12 Jul 1909. Will of Florence E. Biglow. First, I want to be decently buried. Second, I want my just debts be paid. Third, I will to my husband George D. Biglow my farm during his natural life or until he marries again. Fourth, after my death and after the termination of my husband’s estate in the farm, I will that my executor sell the farm and pay to my three children Osman N. Biglow, Henry Etter (Henrietta) L. Cummings, and Willard L. Biglow $1800.00 to be equally divided between them. Fifth, I will that my executor pay to my husband the balance of the money my farm brings. Sixth, I hereby authorize that my executor sell said land and make deed to same. Seventh, I appoint my friend A. H. Faulkner executor of this will. Witnessed by A. J. Trail, MD and Eugene E. Northcutt, MD. Codicil. 19 Aug 1909. First, I desire that my daughter Henretta L. Cummings shall have no part of my estate and that my sons will get $900.00 each. Second, I want my executor to sell enough of my property for all my debts to be paid. Witnessed by Eugene E. Northcutt, MD and Bettie C. Kirby.
Pg. 127-129. 12 Jul 1909. Will of Florence E. Biglow. First, I want to be decently buried. Second, I want my just debts be paid. Third, I will to my husband George D. Biglow my farm during his natural life or until he marries again. Fourth, after my death and after the termination of my husband’s estate in the farm, I will that my executor sell the farm and pay to my three children Osman N. Biglow, Henry Etter (Henrietta) L. Cummings, and Willard L. Biglow $1800.00 to be equally divided between them. Fifth, I will that my executor pay to my husband the balance of the money my farm brings. Sixth, I hereby authorize that my executor sell said land and make deed to same. Seventh, I appoint my friend A. H. Faulkner executor of this will. Witnessed by A. J. Trail, MD and Eugene E. Northcutt, MD. Codicil. 19 Aug 1909. First, I desire that my daughter Henretta L. Cummings shall have no part of my estate and that my sons will get $900.00 each. Second, I want my executor to sell enough of my property for all my debts to be paid. Witnessed by Eugene E. Northcutt, MD and Bettie C. Kirby.
Henry TROTT, Warren Co. TN
Henry Trott, 1856, Warren County Will Book 3, Page 284
Pg. 284-299. 19 Jan 1856. Inventory of the personal estate of Henry Trott, dec'd. (over 10 pages of accounts and notes due estate.) A.R. Hammer, administrator.
p. 300. 28 Dec 1855. The undersigned free holders to set apart to H.A. Trott, widow of Henry Trott, one year's provisions. Signed J.H. Hopkins, Wm. M. French and Wm. R. Akins.
Pg. 284-299. 19 Jan 1856. Inventory of the personal estate of Henry Trott, dec'd. (over 10 pages of accounts and notes due estate.) A.R. Hammer, administrator.
p. 300. 28 Dec 1855. The undersigned free holders to set apart to H.A. Trott, widow of Henry Trott, one year's provisions. Signed J.H. Hopkins, Wm. M. French and Wm. R. Akins.
CAMPBELL listings in Wilson Co. TN deeds mention Abington Co. VA, Campbell Station, Smith Co. TN, Washington Co. VA, Davidson Co. TN, Wilkes Co. NC
Wilson County Tennessee
Deed Book K
George Crockett of Nashville to David Campbell, Sr. 299 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 26 Oct. 1824. (p.299-301)
Deed Book N
David Campbell, Sr. to his son David Campbell of Smith County, Tennessee 150 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 27 Sept 1830. (p.245-246)
David Campbell and Jane his wife to William Montgomery Cowan, Mary Pernel McWhitrer, and Margaret Lavina Campbell all the land they either have or expect on the Yadkin River in Wilkes County, North Carolina for the love and affection they have for their three children. 2 Nov 1830, (p.159-161)
Deed Book O
William Word, executor of Joseph Cole deceased, to David Campbell 30 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 30 June 1832. (p. 307)
Deed Book Q
David Campbell to John Kelly 187 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 27 Jan 1836. (p.450-451)
Deed Book R
John Buchanan of Davidson County, Tennessee to Joshua Kelly, John W. Peyton, and David Campbell, Trustees of Pleasant Grove Church a tract of land to be used for public worship. 18 Sept 1826. (p.474-475)
Deed Book T
William C. Douglass bound to David Campbell of Washington County, Virginia and to Catherine Campbell of Wilson County. 15 Nov. 1841. (p.370-371)
Deed Book U
William C. Douglass and William Seawell to David Campbell of Washington County, Virginia and Catharine Campbell a tract of land near the town of Lebanon where the said Douglass lived and the said Catharine now lives. 21 Sept. 1842. (p.69-70)
Deed Book V
David Campbell of Washington County, Virginia to William B. Campbell of Smith County, Tennessee a tract of land near the town of Lebanon. Adjoining the land is the land of Catherine Campbell, the mother of the said William B. 10 June 1844. (p.223-224)
Jesse Payne to David Campbell, Sr. six acres on Cedar Lick Creek. 12 Nov. 1832. (p.430)
Colonel David Campbell to Jesse Payne six acres on Cedar Lick Creek. 12 Nov. 1832. (p.430-431)
Wilson County Tennessee Trust Deeds 1828-1868
Trust Deed Book EE
David Campbell, late of Campbell Station, East Tennessee, now of Wilson County, to his step daughter, Mary P. Cowen, a negro girl named Rosey, about 17 years old, and a boy named Carroll, eight years old, brother to Rosey. 25 May 1828. Witnesses: Hiram Thomas, Joseph W. Campbell, and David Campbell. 25 May 1828 (p. 6)
Trust Deed Book GG
David Campbell to Joseph Irby four negroes, viz. Job, a yellow boy 18 years old; Sam, 16; Gin, 32, and her daughter Sal, 10. 15 Oct. 1834. (p.261)
David Campbell to his wife, Catharine, his negroes, to wit, Madaline, 28; Top, 12; Alfred, 8; Henry, 7; and John, 1. 10 Jan 1841. (P.454)
David Campbell to Margaret H. Campbell a negro girl named Vesta, 12. 10 Jan 1841. (p.454)
David Campbell to his daughter, Mary H. R. Campbell, a negro girl named Leathy, 12. 10 Jan 1841. (p.454)
Trust Deed Book NN
W. B. Campbell, executor of David Campbell, late of Abington, Virginia to William Shelton of Brownsville, Tennessee the following slaves, to wit, Lucy, about 50; Jefferson, 30; Margaret, 29; Frances, 23; Charles, 13; Leathy, 12; Louisa, 10; and Eliza, 9. 2 Jan 1860. (p. 130)
Deed Book K
George Crockett of Nashville to David Campbell, Sr. 299 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 26 Oct. 1824. (p.299-301)
Deed Book N
David Campbell, Sr. to his son David Campbell of Smith County, Tennessee 150 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 27 Sept 1830. (p.245-246)
David Campbell and Jane his wife to William Montgomery Cowan, Mary Pernel McWhitrer, and Margaret Lavina Campbell all the land they either have or expect on the Yadkin River in Wilkes County, North Carolina for the love and affection they have for their three children. 2 Nov 1830, (p.159-161)
Deed Book O
William Word, executor of Joseph Cole deceased, to David Campbell 30 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 30 June 1832. (p. 307)
Deed Book Q
David Campbell to John Kelly 187 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 27 Jan 1836. (p.450-451)
Deed Book R
John Buchanan of Davidson County, Tennessee to Joshua Kelly, John W. Peyton, and David Campbell, Trustees of Pleasant Grove Church a tract of land to be used for public worship. 18 Sept 1826. (p.474-475)
Deed Book T
William C. Douglass bound to David Campbell of Washington County, Virginia and to Catherine Campbell of Wilson County. 15 Nov. 1841. (p.370-371)
Deed Book U
William C. Douglass and William Seawell to David Campbell of Washington County, Virginia and Catharine Campbell a tract of land near the town of Lebanon where the said Douglass lived and the said Catharine now lives. 21 Sept. 1842. (p.69-70)
Deed Book V
David Campbell of Washington County, Virginia to William B. Campbell of Smith County, Tennessee a tract of land near the town of Lebanon. Adjoining the land is the land of Catherine Campbell, the mother of the said William B. 10 June 1844. (p.223-224)
Jesse Payne to David Campbell, Sr. six acres on Cedar Lick Creek. 12 Nov. 1832. (p.430)
Colonel David Campbell to Jesse Payne six acres on Cedar Lick Creek. 12 Nov. 1832. (p.430-431)
Wilson County Tennessee Trust Deeds 1828-1868
Trust Deed Book EE
David Campbell, late of Campbell Station, East Tennessee, now of Wilson County, to his step daughter, Mary P. Cowen, a negro girl named Rosey, about 17 years old, and a boy named Carroll, eight years old, brother to Rosey. 25 May 1828. Witnesses: Hiram Thomas, Joseph W. Campbell, and David Campbell. 25 May 1828 (p. 6)
Trust Deed Book GG
David Campbell to Joseph Irby four negroes, viz. Job, a yellow boy 18 years old; Sam, 16; Gin, 32, and her daughter Sal, 10. 15 Oct. 1834. (p.261)
David Campbell to his wife, Catharine, his negroes, to wit, Madaline, 28; Top, 12; Alfred, 8; Henry, 7; and John, 1. 10 Jan 1841. (P.454)
David Campbell to Margaret H. Campbell a negro girl named Vesta, 12. 10 Jan 1841. (p.454)
David Campbell to his daughter, Mary H. R. Campbell, a negro girl named Leathy, 12. 10 Jan 1841. (p.454)
Trust Deed Book NN
W. B. Campbell, executor of David Campbell, late of Abington, Virginia to William Shelton of Brownsville, Tennessee the following slaves, to wit, Lucy, about 50; Jefferson, 30; Margaret, 29; Frances, 23; Charles, 13; Leathy, 12; Louisa, 10; and Eliza, 9. 2 Jan 1860. (p. 130)
SCHOLLER, SCHOOLAR, SCHOOLER listings in Hanover, King George, and Spotsylvania Counties, VA
SCHOLLER
Hanover Co. VA
Wm. 1734 administration
SCHOOLAR
King George Co. VA
Thos. 1755 will
Spotsylvania
Leanna 1782 administration
SCHOOLER
King George Co. VAThos. 1755 inventory
Hanover Co. VA
Wm. 1734 administration
SCHOOLAR
King George Co. VA
Thos. 1755 will
Spotsylvania
Leanna 1782 administration
SCHOOLER
King George Co. VAThos. 1755 inventory
WALLACE listings in Rutherford, Davidson, Wilson counties TN
In Sistler’s Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations 1779-1861:
WALLACE (Rutherford Co. listings only)
John 1818
John 1834
John 1844
John Sr. 1841
WALLACE
William 1799 Blount Co. TN
William 1823 Lincoln Co. TN
William 1825 Davidson Co. TN
William 1825 Stewart Co. TN
(those are the earliest William listings in the index)
In Wilson Co. Deed Book D
John Fonveal of Rutherford County to Joseph Wallace of Sumner County 100 acres on Falling Creek. 4 October 1809. (p.192)
In Wilson Co. Deed Book M
William Wallace of Dallas County, Alabama to John E. Baker 554 acres in Wilson County. 2 October 1826. (p. 244-245)
In Obituaries From Early Tennessee Newspapers 1794-1851
Wallace, Capt. John. For many years a respectable citizen of Rutherford County. Died on Sunday the 18th of August. The Nashville Whig. (Sept. 3, 1816)
In Deed Abstracts on Stones River from Deed Books A,B,C,D,E,F, of Davidson County, Tennessee 1784-1806 by E.K. Johns
Howel Tatum esq.
July 26, 1793
Page 171
Indenture made July 8, 1793. Sampson William, sheriff, has sold to Howel Tatum, high bidder at five pounds, a tract of land containing 320 acres. Land sold because of an attachment against William Wallace for ½ of a 640 acre tract lying on the first creek above Stoners Lick Creek on the east side of Stones River. Beginning at a hickory…..
Joseph Barnes
March 9, 1795
Page 380
Indenture made January 14, 1795. For the sum of 500 pounds Howel Tatum Esq. has sold 100 acres to Joseph Barnes. The land originally granted lying on the first creek above Stoners Lick on Stones River. The original grant to William Wallace, assignee of Joshua Roberts.
Howel Tatum
February 12, 1796
Page 485
Indenture made November 11, 1794. For the high bid of seven pounds at a sheriff’s sale of ½ tract of 640 acres the property of Wm. Wallace is sold to Howel Tatum. Located on the first creek above Stoners Lick on the east side of Stones River.
William Wallace
December 20, 1802
Page 416
North Carolina Grant 1038. William Wallace, assignee of Private Joshua Robert’s heirs, is granted 640 acres on the first creek above Stoner’s Lick Creek on the east side of Stones River. Beginning at a hickory and ash….
WALLACE (Rutherford Co. listings only)
John 1818
John 1834
John 1844
John Sr. 1841
WALLACE
William 1799 Blount Co. TN
William 1823 Lincoln Co. TN
William 1825 Davidson Co. TN
William 1825 Stewart Co. TN
(those are the earliest William listings in the index)
In Wilson Co. Deed Book D
John Fonveal of Rutherford County to Joseph Wallace of Sumner County 100 acres on Falling Creek. 4 October 1809. (p.192)
In Wilson Co. Deed Book M
William Wallace of Dallas County, Alabama to John E. Baker 554 acres in Wilson County. 2 October 1826. (p. 244-245)
In Obituaries From Early Tennessee Newspapers 1794-1851
Wallace, Capt. John. For many years a respectable citizen of Rutherford County. Died on Sunday the 18th of August. The Nashville Whig. (Sept. 3, 1816)
In Deed Abstracts on Stones River from Deed Books A,B,C,D,E,F, of Davidson County, Tennessee 1784-1806 by E.K. Johns
Howel Tatum esq.
July 26, 1793
Page 171
Indenture made July 8, 1793. Sampson William, sheriff, has sold to Howel Tatum, high bidder at five pounds, a tract of land containing 320 acres. Land sold because of an attachment against William Wallace for ½ of a 640 acre tract lying on the first creek above Stoners Lick Creek on the east side of Stones River. Beginning at a hickory…..
Joseph Barnes
March 9, 1795
Page 380
Indenture made January 14, 1795. For the sum of 500 pounds Howel Tatum Esq. has sold 100 acres to Joseph Barnes. The land originally granted lying on the first creek above Stoners Lick on Stones River. The original grant to William Wallace, assignee of Joshua Roberts.
Howel Tatum
February 12, 1796
Page 485
Indenture made November 11, 1794. For the high bid of seven pounds at a sheriff’s sale of ½ tract of 640 acres the property of Wm. Wallace is sold to Howel Tatum. Located on the first creek above Stoners Lick on the east side of Stones River.
William Wallace
December 20, 1802
Page 416
North Carolina Grant 1038. William Wallace, assignee of Private Joshua Robert’s heirs, is granted 640 acres on the first creek above Stoner’s Lick Creek on the east side of Stones River. Beginning at a hickory and ash….
ROOKS listings in Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations 1779-1861
In Sistler’s Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations 1779-1861:
ROOKS
James 1844 Haywood Co. TN
Joby 1843 Tipton Co. TN
Thomas 1842 Madison Co. TN
ROOKS
James 1844 Haywood Co. TN
Joby 1843 Tipton Co. TN
Thomas 1842 Madison Co. TN
HAM listings Sistler's Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations 1779-1861
Sistler’s Index to Early TN Wills and Administrations 1779-1861:
HAM
B. H. 1853 Lawrence Co. TN
Berry W. 1851 Lawrence Co. TN
Buckley 1856 Wayne Co. TN
Charity 1822 Roane Co. TN
Eber S. 1851 Wayne Co. TN
Henry 1839 Maury Co. TN
Jacob 1845 Hardin Co. TN
James 1859 Gibson Co. TN
Jesse 1846 Williamson Co. TN
John 1835 Hardin Co. TN
Samuel 1848 Wayne Co. TN
Samuel 1855 Davidson Co. TN
William M. 1854 Wayne Co. TN
HAM
B. H. 1853 Lawrence Co. TN
Berry W. 1851 Lawrence Co. TN
Buckley 1856 Wayne Co. TN
Charity 1822 Roane Co. TN
Eber S. 1851 Wayne Co. TN
Henry 1839 Maury Co. TN
Jacob 1845 Hardin Co. TN
James 1859 Gibson Co. TN
Jesse 1846 Williamson Co. TN
John 1835 Hardin Co. TN
Samuel 1848 Wayne Co. TN
Samuel 1855 Davidson Co. TN
William M. 1854 Wayne Co. TN
Some ROWLAND references in TN, AR, KY
In Smith Co. TN Chancery Court Record Book 2
William HALLUM versus William HART Et Al. The bill of complaint of William Hallum of Davidson County against William Hart, and Jefferson Rowland of Smith County; and George Rowland of Arkansas. On 26 Dec 1828, George Rowland was indebted to the said William Hallum in the amount of $385 for which he executed his note. The said George has been for some years and is now a non resident of this State, and has been generally unable to pay the amount. But by the death of his father, he became entitled to a distributive part of his estate. The negroes of David Rowland deceased is a part of which the said George is entitled as a distributee and legatee of said David. The slaves were sold under a decree of court. Hallum has made some exertion to get his debt satisfied. He is apprehensive that the money from the sale may be taken out of the State. The said David left a will by which he directed that his property be equally divided into six parts and the said George is entitled to one part. Hallum is asking the court to injoin Hart and Jefferson Rolwand from paying over to said George Rowland any part of said fund until further order from the court. Feb. 1841. (p.222-224)
ROWLAND versus PAYNE. The bill of complaint of James Rowland as guardian for Mary Ann Rowland, James C. Rowland, Sally E. Rowland, and George F. Rowland, his minor children; David W. Denton and wife Elizabeth, and Jacob W. Roe and wife Martha against John Payne and Joseph Payne, all of Smith County. William Payne made his will in 1835 and died in 1836. He appointed his sons, John and Joseph, as his executors. There was devised to the widow for life a tract of land on which he lived, containing 83 acres. The widow died in Nov 1837. Joseph Payne received a negro woman named Peggy and a boy named Gideon. John Payne received a negro woman named Cate and a boy named Carrol. The said William Payne left at the time of his death four children, namely, the said Joseph and John Payne; Ann Carpenter; and Patsy Rowland, the latter of whom is now dead. James Rowland was the husband of the said Patsy. He was appointed guardian for all of his and her children, being eight in number. David W. Denton has recently married said Elizabeth. Jacob W. Row has intermarried with the said Martha, both being daughters of the said Patsy Rowland, the daughter of the said William Payne. Complainants insist that they are entitled by law to one fourth of the said land. 9 Feb 1841. (p.630-639)
Smith Co. TN Chancery Rules 1841-1852
Mary A. Rowland, John W. Rowland, William F. Rowland, James C. Rowland, Sally G. Rowland, and George F. Rowland, minors by their guardian, James Rowland; David W. Denton and wife Elizabeth; Jacob W. Roe and wife Martha, versus John Payne and Joseph Payne, Executors of William Payne. Complainants have failed to sustain the charges. Aug. 1842. (P.27)
In Obituaries from Early TN Newspapers 1794-1851:
Rowland, Mr. Robert. Died in Madison County, KY. National Banner. Sat., July 25, 1829.
In Wilson Co. TN Deed Book H
William Hallum to George Rowland a town lot in the town of Maryville. 27 July 1819. (p.196)
Deed Book I
George Hallum to David Rowland of Smith County 50 acres in Wilson County. 19 April 1821. (p.90)
Deed Book M
Alsey Reace Sr. to Daniel Winn 72 acres in Wilson County. Witnesses: Richardson Rowland and Will Cox. 27 Aug 1827. (p.480)
Deed Book O
Brittain Drake to Isaac Roland 34 acres on the Cumberland River. 21 Dec. 1831. (p.64)
Brittain Drake to Isaac Roland 24 acres on the Cumberland River, it being a part of a tract of land owned by Joseph Crabtree and a lot which was allotted to John F. Brown in the division of the said tract. 31 Dec 1831. (p.91)
Deed Book P
Isaac Rowland to Thoams S. Watson 34 acres, it being lot number 5 in the division of the lands of Joseph Crabtree deceased. Witnesses: Neri Lowe and James S. Rowland. 5 March 1834. (p.224)
Andrew Hallum to Robert Hallum 40 acres, it being part of a tract of land that George Hallum died seized and possessed of on Barton’s Creek. Bounded: Gilpin Hallum. Witnessess: George Rowland and Henry Hallum. 2 April 1834. (p.258)
RIzen Rowland and Elander his wife to Edwin Reeder 41 acres on Round Lick Creek. 3 October 1834. (p.531-532)
John C. Brown to Isaac Roland a tract of land on the Cumberland River. 23 March 1829. (p.394)
Deed Book Q
Division of the lands of Benjamin Reeder deceased. Heirs: Lidia Reeder, Reason Rolin and Elender, Josesph Philips and Rachel, Doak Young and Sarah, Edwin Reeder, B.G. Barkley and Lydia, William Morgan and Martha, Drummond Wheeler and Catharine, and Harris Reeder. 28 Sept. 1834. (p.44-46)
Deed Book S
Eleanor Rowland to Edwin Reeder her child’s part of all that land belonging to Benjamin Reeder deceased. 3 Oct. 1834. (P.503)
In Wilson Co. TN Trust Deed Book EE
Richardson Rowland to William McGregor some household furniture. 9 Jan 1835. (p.356)
In Warren Co. TN Deed Book A 1808-1818
Pg. 453. 5 May 1817. Baker King to Benjamin Rowlin, both of Warren County, for $1000.00, 131 acres on the north bank of Mountain Creek…the west bank of Collins River… the original tract held by Grant No. 985 dated 11 Feb 1817, granted to said Baker King. Reg. 15 Dec 1817.
In Caldwell Co. KY Will Book A
Rowland, Lewis. June 2, 1834. Oct. 20, 1834. Wife: Rachel. Legatees: David and Henry Rowland, William Roach, Charles Jones, Mary Rowland, William Rowland.
In Livingston Co. KY Will Book A
Rowland, Reuben. Jan. 4, 1806. July 1806. Wife: Anna. Sons: Lewis, John B., Henry, Reuben Jr., Micajah. Daus: Mary Bush, Ludia. Wit: James Smith, James Miller, George Gordon.
In Warren Co. KY Will Book A
Rowland, Daniel. Inventory. Dec. 1805. Apprs: James Dell, Jona. Helemon(?)
In Woodford Co. KY Will Book A
George and David Rowland (uncles) are mentioned in the will of Elizabeth Haynes dated April 20, 1795. Proved July 1795.
In Woodford Co. KY Will Book B
Henry and Richard Rowland are witnesses to the will of Bartholomew DUPREY dated June 5, 1790. Proved Oct. 1796.
William HALLUM versus William HART Et Al. The bill of complaint of William Hallum of Davidson County against William Hart, and Jefferson Rowland of Smith County; and George Rowland of Arkansas. On 26 Dec 1828, George Rowland was indebted to the said William Hallum in the amount of $385 for which he executed his note. The said George has been for some years and is now a non resident of this State, and has been generally unable to pay the amount. But by the death of his father, he became entitled to a distributive part of his estate. The negroes of David Rowland deceased is a part of which the said George is entitled as a distributee and legatee of said David. The slaves were sold under a decree of court. Hallum has made some exertion to get his debt satisfied. He is apprehensive that the money from the sale may be taken out of the State. The said David left a will by which he directed that his property be equally divided into six parts and the said George is entitled to one part. Hallum is asking the court to injoin Hart and Jefferson Rolwand from paying over to said George Rowland any part of said fund until further order from the court. Feb. 1841. (p.222-224)
ROWLAND versus PAYNE. The bill of complaint of James Rowland as guardian for Mary Ann Rowland, James C. Rowland, Sally E. Rowland, and George F. Rowland, his minor children; David W. Denton and wife Elizabeth, and Jacob W. Roe and wife Martha against John Payne and Joseph Payne, all of Smith County. William Payne made his will in 1835 and died in 1836. He appointed his sons, John and Joseph, as his executors. There was devised to the widow for life a tract of land on which he lived, containing 83 acres. The widow died in Nov 1837. Joseph Payne received a negro woman named Peggy and a boy named Gideon. John Payne received a negro woman named Cate and a boy named Carrol. The said William Payne left at the time of his death four children, namely, the said Joseph and John Payne; Ann Carpenter; and Patsy Rowland, the latter of whom is now dead. James Rowland was the husband of the said Patsy. He was appointed guardian for all of his and her children, being eight in number. David W. Denton has recently married said Elizabeth. Jacob W. Row has intermarried with the said Martha, both being daughters of the said Patsy Rowland, the daughter of the said William Payne. Complainants insist that they are entitled by law to one fourth of the said land. 9 Feb 1841. (p.630-639)
Smith Co. TN Chancery Rules 1841-1852
Mary A. Rowland, John W. Rowland, William F. Rowland, James C. Rowland, Sally G. Rowland, and George F. Rowland, minors by their guardian, James Rowland; David W. Denton and wife Elizabeth; Jacob W. Roe and wife Martha, versus John Payne and Joseph Payne, Executors of William Payne. Complainants have failed to sustain the charges. Aug. 1842. (P.27)
In Obituaries from Early TN Newspapers 1794-1851:
Rowland, Mr. Robert. Died in Madison County, KY. National Banner. Sat., July 25, 1829.
In Wilson Co. TN Deed Book H
William Hallum to George Rowland a town lot in the town of Maryville. 27 July 1819. (p.196)
Deed Book I
George Hallum to David Rowland of Smith County 50 acres in Wilson County. 19 April 1821. (p.90)
Deed Book M
Alsey Reace Sr. to Daniel Winn 72 acres in Wilson County. Witnesses: Richardson Rowland and Will Cox. 27 Aug 1827. (p.480)
Deed Book O
Brittain Drake to Isaac Roland 34 acres on the Cumberland River. 21 Dec. 1831. (p.64)
Brittain Drake to Isaac Roland 24 acres on the Cumberland River, it being a part of a tract of land owned by Joseph Crabtree and a lot which was allotted to John F. Brown in the division of the said tract. 31 Dec 1831. (p.91)
Deed Book P
Isaac Rowland to Thoams S. Watson 34 acres, it being lot number 5 in the division of the lands of Joseph Crabtree deceased. Witnesses: Neri Lowe and James S. Rowland. 5 March 1834. (p.224)
Andrew Hallum to Robert Hallum 40 acres, it being part of a tract of land that George Hallum died seized and possessed of on Barton’s Creek. Bounded: Gilpin Hallum. Witnessess: George Rowland and Henry Hallum. 2 April 1834. (p.258)
RIzen Rowland and Elander his wife to Edwin Reeder 41 acres on Round Lick Creek. 3 October 1834. (p.531-532)
John C. Brown to Isaac Roland a tract of land on the Cumberland River. 23 March 1829. (p.394)
Deed Book Q
Division of the lands of Benjamin Reeder deceased. Heirs: Lidia Reeder, Reason Rolin and Elender, Josesph Philips and Rachel, Doak Young and Sarah, Edwin Reeder, B.G. Barkley and Lydia, William Morgan and Martha, Drummond Wheeler and Catharine, and Harris Reeder. 28 Sept. 1834. (p.44-46)
Deed Book S
Eleanor Rowland to Edwin Reeder her child’s part of all that land belonging to Benjamin Reeder deceased. 3 Oct. 1834. (P.503)
In Wilson Co. TN Trust Deed Book EE
Richardson Rowland to William McGregor some household furniture. 9 Jan 1835. (p.356)
In Warren Co. TN Deed Book A 1808-1818
Pg. 453. 5 May 1817. Baker King to Benjamin Rowlin, both of Warren County, for $1000.00, 131 acres on the north bank of Mountain Creek…the west bank of Collins River… the original tract held by Grant No. 985 dated 11 Feb 1817, granted to said Baker King. Reg. 15 Dec 1817.
In Caldwell Co. KY Will Book A
Rowland, Lewis. June 2, 1834. Oct. 20, 1834. Wife: Rachel. Legatees: David and Henry Rowland, William Roach, Charles Jones, Mary Rowland, William Rowland.
In Livingston Co. KY Will Book A
Rowland, Reuben. Jan. 4, 1806. July 1806. Wife: Anna. Sons: Lewis, John B., Henry, Reuben Jr., Micajah. Daus: Mary Bush, Ludia. Wit: James Smith, James Miller, George Gordon.
In Warren Co. KY Will Book A
Rowland, Daniel. Inventory. Dec. 1805. Apprs: James Dell, Jona. Helemon(?)
In Woodford Co. KY Will Book A
George and David Rowland (uncles) are mentioned in the will of Elizabeth Haynes dated April 20, 1795. Proved July 1795.
In Woodford Co. KY Will Book B
Henry and Richard Rowland are witnesses to the will of Bartholomew DUPREY dated June 5, 1790. Proved Oct. 1796.
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