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| 1351 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DAHLQUIST, Jessica Marie Elizabeth (I14355)
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| 1352 | Joe McCann is shown as son of Samuel and Betty Fulp in writeup on Sam & Betty's 50th anniversary photo in GSO News & Record. Difference in last names not given. | MCCANN, Joe (I5013)
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| 1353 | Joh. Peter served in the Napoleonic Wars. It is recorded in an old Church document in the town of Crispenhofen which is now part of Weisbach. The document said that he was the only surviving warrior to return home. There was a 3 day celebration at his homecoming. A great aunt of Andreas Volpp told about the celebration. After returning from the war, he bought a Bed & Breakfast in Crispenhofen abt 1820. At 61 he fathered another child. His sister married and moved to Ingelfingen-Kocherstein. A relative from Widdern had a letter with information that the Volp's originally came from Italy. This is confirmed today by Family Tree DNA. The name later evolved to Volpp in some lines. | VOLP, Joh. Peter (I7722)
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| 1354 | John Carl came from Rutherford County to Stokesdale as Steward for NC Prison Dept at the black inmates prison camp there which operated the rock quarry with prisoners. He was later Superintendant of Spindale camp for several years and retired as a Major over the 12th District NCPD. Source: Herman Searcy, nephew of John Carl 4-25-2006 | HARRIS, John Carl Sr. (I1830)
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| 1355 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | FLETCHER, John Charles (I17795)
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| 1356 | John is spelled Johann in Richard Fulp's record | KREEGER, John George (I3541)
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| 1357 | John Kelly Sr History snopercodadded this on 30 Jan 2012 Category Type:Other History of John Kelly from "The Horn Papers" by W.F. Horn book at Carnegie Library, Parkersburg, WV. Typewritten by Ava Blanche Kelly in 1958. Available online at http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015054025682 ~~~~~~~ Story Title: John Kelly as told by Ava Blanche Kelly Description: John Kelly was born at Donegal, Ireland, May 23, 1691. He came to America and settled near Philadelphia in 1722. Moving westward, he settled on the Susquehanna River in 1749. He lived there until 1771. He then settled in what is now Westmoreland County and ... Submitted By: snopercod ~~~~~~ Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Name: John Kelley Year: 1711 Place: Virginia Source Publication Code: 6223 Primary Immigrant: Kelley, John Annotation: Abstracts of Virginia Land Office patent books 9 through 14, covering the early decades of the eighteenth century. Includes numerous references to land patented by "French refugees," the Protestants (Huguenots) who fled France after Louis XIV revoked the Source Bibliography: NUGENT, NELL MARION, abstractor. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants. Vol. 3: 1695-1732. Richmond [VA]: Virginia State Library, 1979. 578p. Indexed. Page: 125 Source Citation: Place: Virginia; Year: 1711; Page Number: 125. Source Information: Gale Research. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, 2010. Original data: Filby, P. William, ed. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2010. ~~~~~~ U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 Name: John J. Kelley Gender: Male Spouse Name: Jane ??? Number Pages: 1 Source Citation: Source number: 655.000; Source type: Electronic Database; Number of Pages: 1; Submitter Code: HT2. Source Information: Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004. Original data: This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, querie. ~~~~~~~ American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) Name: John Kelley Birth Date: 1690 Volume: 94 Page Number: 367 Reference: Gen. Column of the " Boston Transcript". 1906-1941.( The greatest single source of material for gen. Data for the N.E. area and for the period 1600-1800. Completely indexed in the Index.): 14 Oct 1929, 8876 Source Information: Godfrey Memorial Library, comp.. American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999. Original data: Godfrey Memorial Library. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. Middletown, CT, USA: Godfrey Memorial Library. | KELLY, John (I19674)
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| 1358 | John McGuffin arrived in America on the ship Superior on June 12, 1824. GENERAL: Doc. No. McG-1985-1, p. 6. Typewritten narrative entitled Tennesse McGuffins by Audrey Taylor McGuffin Phelps. John David McGuffin, my great, great grandfather, married Nancy Cook. He was born in Ireland and she in Virginia. They lived in Green county until after the Civil War, then moved to Sweetwater in Monroe County, Tenn. They are buried there. They had five daughters and one son, Mary, Catherine, Elizabeth, Margaret, S(?)harlott and Jonathon David. They were all born in Virginia. Jonathon David was born in 1830 and was killed in the civil War on April 4, 1865, just five days before the end of the war. He was buried on a small knoll near Roaring Springs in Greene County, Tn. See the two stories on Jonathan in the album section. He was married to Ellen Tellena Self of Sullivan county. Their children : John David June 20, 1857 James Jason July 19, 1859 Margaret Angeline Nov. 27, 1860 Lewis Harmon Jan. 16, 1862 Albert Perry Dec. 5, 1863 GENERAL: Doc. No. McG-1996-53, p. 77. Copy of typewritten information from Audrey Taylor McGuffin Phelps, submitted by her son, Daniel McGuffin Phelps. Date of notes is unknown, title is "Tennessee McGuffins Given to Me by Selma Long." This is essentially an earlier version of Doc. No. McG-1985-1, p. 6, with the following additional information: the information originated with Selma Long, the names and ages of John David McGuffin's children were taken from the 1860 Greene County census, and when Johathan David McGuffin and his companions were killed, their horses were stolen. CENSUS: Doc. No: McG-1990-8, p. 17. Excerpt of 1870 Federal Census. 1870 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., Tenn. (Post office: Sweetwater); p. 1, dwelling 4, line 19; LDS Family History Center Microfilm 0553049. Names of every person whose place of abode on the first day of June 1870, was in this family, description of person, value of real estate owned, parentage, education and constitutional relations. This census was enumerated on July 1, 1870. Listed in this household were: John McGuffin, 66 years, male, white, occupation of farmer, value of real estate was $1,800, value of personal real estate was $500, place of birth was Ireland, slash (/) for father of foreign birth, I for mother of foreign birth, I in column of male citizen of U.S. of 21 years of age of upwards. Nancy, 65 years, female, white, occupation of keeping house, place of birth was Virginia. Mary, 33 years, female, white, place of birth was Virginia, I for father of foreign born, + in column for mother of foreign born. Charlett, 21 years, female, white, place of birth was Virginia, I for father of foreign birth. James McConnol, 96 years, male, white, occupation of farm laboer, place birth was Tennessee, I in column of male citizen of U.S. of 21 years of age of upward. Mary McConnol, 30 years, female, white, occupation of keeping house, place of birth was Virginia. ? McConnol, 4 years, male, white, place of birth was Tennessee. John McConnol, 1/12 years, male, white, place of birth was Tennessee, ? in column of if born within the year state month. Catherine Cook, 92 years, female, white, place of birth was Virginia. OCCUPATIONS AND RESIDENCES: Doc. No. McG-1996-15, p. 33. Information gathered from notes of Wilda McGuffin Bebee. Wilda did family history research on several of her trips to Tennessee. Dates the information was gathered and the sources are unknown. The McGuffins came (to the United States) in 1830 through Virginia. There were four brothers. Three brothers stayed in this country and one went back. In another note, the McGuffins were said to be from Mohawk, Tenn. RESIDENCES: Doc. No. KIRK-1996-3, p. 7. Copy of typewritten information from Audrey Taylor McGuffin Phelps, submitted by her son, Daniel McGuffin Phelps, undated, titled, "The Kirk Massacre," in the last line, Audrey wrote: "I think the McGuffin side of the family came (immigrated to the United States) about 1830." Wife: Nancy COOK GENERAL: Doc. No. McG-1985-1, p. 6. Typewritten narrative entitled Tennessee McGuffins by Audrey Taylor McGuffin Phelps in the notes of John David McGuffin, Nancy Cook's husband. CENSUS: Doc. No. McG-1990-8, p. 17. See description in file of John David McGuffin. Mother of Nancy Cook may be the Catherine Cook listed in the census as living in the household. Child 1 Jonathon David MCGUFFIN NAME: Spelling of Jonathon could possibly be Jonathan, but various handwritten documents could be interpreted as either spelling. Webster's Third New International Dictionary cites, "Jonathan 1: a son of Saul and friend of David according to the account in I Samuel." GENERAL: Doc. No. McG-1985-1, p. 6. Typewritten narrative entitled Tennesse McGuffins by Audrey Taylor McGuffins Phelps: John David McGuffin, my great, great grandfather, married Nancy Cook. He was born in Ireland and she in Virginia. They lived in Greene county until after the Civil War, then moved to Sweetwater in Monroe County, Tenn. They are buried there. They had five daughters and one son, Mary, Catherine, Elizabeth, Margaret, S(?)harlott and Jonathon David. They were all born in Virginia. Jonathon David was born in 1830 and died in 1865. He was buried on a small knoll near Roaring springs in Greene County, TN. He was Married to Ellen Tellena Self of Sullivan county. Their children: John David June 20, 1857 James Jason July 19, 1859 Margaret Angeline Nov. 27, 1860 Lewis Harmon Jan. 16, 1862 Albert Perry Dec. 5, 1863 GENERAL: Doc. No. McG-1996-53, p. 77. Copy of typewritten information from Audrey Taylor McGuffm Phelps, submitted by her son, Daniel McGuffin Phelps. Date of notes is unknown, title is "Tennessee McGuffins Given to Me by Selma Long." This is essentially an earlier version of Doc. No. McG-1985-1, p. 6, with the following additional information: the information originated with Selma Long, the names and ages of John David McGuffin's children were taken from the 1860 Greene County census. CENSUS: Doc. No. McG-1990-9, p. 18. Excerpt of 1860 Federal Census. 1860 U.S. Census, Green County, Tenn. (Town/Township: Blue Springs); family number 1373. District 23. LDS Family History Center Microft.lm 0024553. Enumerated on Dec. 14 or 16. Names listed in this household during this census were: Johathon McGuffin, age 27, male, occupation of farmer, value of personal property was $600, value of real estate of $0, birthplace was listed Virginia. Ellen, age 21, female, birthplace of Tennessee. John, age 3, male, birthplace of Tennessee. James, age 1, male, birthplace of Tennessee. MARRIAGE: Doc. No. McG-1990-14, p. 25. Copy of Greene County marriage record of Jonathon McGuffin and Ellen T. Self. Copy from the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. Record no. 117 Jonathon McGuffin to Ellen T. Self Sept. 4th. "(Illigible word) 8th Dier 1857. (Illigible word) The rites of matrimony was solomonized between the within persons September 7, 1856 by me. (two illigible initials) Page (two illigible initials)" MARRIAGE: Doc. No. McG-1996-44, p. 67. Notes from telephone conversation between Ellen Johnson Powell and Christine Bebee Keener about vital statistics Ellen obtained from microfllm records of vital statistics of Tennessee at the downtown public library in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Jonathan R McGuffin and Ellen Self were married Sept 7, 1856, at Green County, Tennessee. MILITARY: Doc. No. McG-1996-54, p. 78. Handwritten notes of Selma McGuffm Long that possibly refer to military records of John David McGuffin: "Green co. John McGuffin, 1 Stgt, Comp 1, 29 infantry, 18th ca(illegible), Confederate Archives Div., Tenn. State, Larring 741 2561." (from the Pauline McGuffin Cavin collection) Child 2 Mary MCGUFFIN CENSUS: Doc. No. McG-1990-8, p. 17. Excerpt of 1870 Federal Census. 1870 U.S. Census, Monroe Col, Tenn. (Post office: Sweetwater); p. 1, dwelling 4, line 19; LDS Family History Center Microftlm 0553049. Mary McGuffin was listed as age 30 during this census. (See note section of John David McGuffin for full census.) Child 3 CATHERINE Child 4 Elizabeth MCGUFFIN Child 5 Margaret MCGUFFIN Child 6 Charlott MCGUFFIN CENSUS: Doc. No. McG-1990-8, p. 17. Excerpt of 1870 Federal Census. 1870 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., Tenn. (Post office: Sweetwater); p. 1, dwelling 4, line 19; LDS Family History Center Microfilm 0553049. Charlett McGuffin was listed in the household of John McGuffin and was age 21 at the time of the census. (Note: for full census, see notes on John David McGuffin.) | MCGUFFIN, John David (I6922)
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| 1359 | John was a cook in the Confederate Army at Cape Fear during the Civil War (1864-1868) He had a wooden leg which was the result of service during the Civil War. He died at the home of his daughter Veola and her husband Sam Fulp in Winston-Salem, NC where he lived out his later years.. He was mean when drunk, but loving when sober. He had glass eye. Minerva (G'dtr) remembers sitting on his lap and watching him take it out and put it back in. | TURNER, John Richard (I1017)
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| 1360 | John's German name was Johannes Koch | COOK, John (I2053)
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| 1361 | Johnson County, Tennessee was established by the legislature of Tennessee out of the upper part of Carter County. It is in the extreme northeastern portion of the state. In the days when men had to cut their way through the mountains it was the "gateway" into Tennessee. General James Robertson came down Roane Creek, and stopped at the cain of Honeycutt for some time, on his first trip. During the next twenty years and before 1798, along Roane Creek and Little Doe River is found the names of others: Jacob Perkins George Brown George Crosswaite Ed. Polly Joseph Timpkins David Stout Leonard Shown (sometimes Shoun) John Barry John Vaught David Wagner Jacob Slimp Michael Slimp From p. 92 Tennessee Cousins: A History of Tennessee People by Worth S. Ray ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pp. 171 & 172 DEED. 40 Acres. NICHOLAS GRINDSTAFF to DAVID STOUT. Registered Mar. 16th 1840. I, Nicholas Grindstaff have this day bargained and sold, and do hereby transfer and convey to David Stout of Rones Creek and his heirs forever, for the consideration of one hundred dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tenessee Johnson County and district number 5 containing by estimation forty acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows. Beginning on a chestnut sprout with pointers near Nicholas Grindstaffs line about five poles from a white oak corner to Nicholas Grindstaff Junr. and George P. Stout, thence running south fifty two de. east eighty three poles to a hickory & maple with pointers on the side of the Mountain, thence south sixty de. west ninety poles to a double read oak with pointers corner to said entry, thence a direct course to the beginning, to have and to hold the same to the said David Stout his heirs and assigns forever. I do covenant with the said David Stout that I am lawfully seized of said land, and have a good right and title to convey it and that the same is unincumbered. I do further covenant and bind myself my heirs and representatives to warrant and defend the title to the said land and every part thereof to the said David Stout his heirs and assigns against the lawfully claim of all persons whatsoever, this the 17th day of January 1838. Nicholas + Grindstaff, Junr. [his mark] [seal] Executed and delivered in our presents this 17th day of January 1838. Saml. E. McQueen Christian x Shufflestedt [his mark 11 State of Tennessee Johnson County Personally appeared before me Richard C. White, Clerk of the County Court for said County, Nicholas Grindstaff, Jr. with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he made the same for the purpose therein contained. Witness my hand at office the 25 day of January 1840. Richard C. White, Clk. Sources: 1830 Census Carter Co. TN; 1840-1850 Census Johnson Co. TN; "Bible Records and Marriage Bonds," Acklen; "A Tentative Grindstaff Genealogy" from the Bulletin of the Watauga Assn. of Genea., Johnson City, TN, Vol. 9, 1980; "Grindstaff, A Genealogy," by Anderson; Father-in-law's will; Deeds of Johnson Co. TN; Letters of Administration. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Johnson County, TN Will Book 2 LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF D. D. STOUT, Decd. State of Tennessee Johnson County, June 16th 1881 In the name of God Amen. I David D. Stout of the County of Johnson and state of Tennessee being of Sound mind and memory and considering the uncertainly of this frail transitory Life do therefore make ordain. publish. and declare this to be my Last Will and Testament that is to say. First after all my Lawful debts are paid and discharged the residue of my estate real and personal. I give bequeath of as follows. to wit. First. I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Anna Stout all the Land and personal property that I may die seized and possessed fo during her natural Lifetime and then after her death to be divided equally between my daughter Eliza and my son Abraham. Second after willing the balance of my children what I have already give them. I give and bequeath to my son Samuel Stout One Dollar in Lawful money of the United States. Third I give and bequeath to my son Alfred One Dollar Lawful money of the United States. Fourth I give and bequeath to my daughter Nancy Shuffield One Dollar Lawful money of the United States. Fifth I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah Campbell One Dollar in Lawful money of the United States. Sixth I give and bequeath to my son Godfrey D. Stout One Dollar in Lawful money of the United States. Seventh I give and bequeath to my son George W. Stout One Dollar in Lawful money of the United States. Eighth I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Arnold One Dollar in Lawful money of the United States. Ninth I give and bequeath to my daughter Barbara Howard One Dollar in Lawful money of the United States. Tenth I give and bequeath to my daughter Dicy Garland One Dollar Lawful money of the United States. Eleventh I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Jordan One Dollar in Lawful money of the United States. Likewise I make constitue and appoint William A. Morely to be executor of this my Last Will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me made. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my seal. This June 16th 1881. David D. Stout (seal) The above written instrument was subscribed by the said David D. Stout in our presence and acknowledged by him to each of us and he at the same time published and declared the above instrument so subscribed to be his Last Will and Testament and we at the testators request and in his presence have signed our names as witnesses hereto and written opposite our names our respective places of residence This June the 16th 1881. N. G. Robinson James M. Mullins | STOUTT, David D. (I60925)
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| 1362 | Jonathan Duran Wade was born September 7, 2008 at 2:09 pm and weighed 6lbs,13oz and was 19 ½ inches long. Everyone is doing well. Brandy had to have some minor surgery right after and is experiencing some pain and difficulty over the next week or so?.keep them in your prayers. He is a cutie pie??Laura Casteel, Pharm.D. | WADE, Jonathan Duran (I6079)
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| 1363 | Jonny Nobles served in the 82nd Airborne Division. He injured his back on one of his jumps . He went AWOL to visit his family and wife. When he returned he was put in the stockade and reduced in rank to a private. At the end of his 3-year enlistment he received a honarable discharge. He also served in Japan and the Korean War. He entered the service in 1944. ~~~~~~~ U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1 Name: Johnny J Nobles Birth Date: 11 Jun 1927 Address: RR 5 POB 224, Poplarville, MS, 39470 (1993) [5 Rt5box224, Poplarville, MS, 39470 (1993)] Source Information: Ancestry.com. U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Original data: Voter Registration Lists, Public Record Filings, Historical Residential Records, and Other Household Database Listings ~~~~~~~ 1998 U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 Name: Johnny Nobles Service Info.: US ARMY WORLD WAR II Birth Date: 11 Jun 1927 Death Date: 29 Apr 1998 Cemetery: Oak Hill Cem Cemetery Address: Poplarville, MS 39470 Source Information: National Cemetery Administration. U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Original data: National Cemetery Admi ~~~~~~ 1998 Social Security Death Index Name: Johnny Nobles SSN: 428-54-1820 Last Residence: 39470 Poplarville, Pearl River, Mississippi, United States of America Born: 11 Jun 1927 Died: 29 Apr 1998 State (Year) SSN issued: Mississippi (Before 1951) Source Citation: Number: 428-54-1820;Issue State: Mississippi;Issue Date: Before 1951. Source Information: Ancestry.com. Social Security Death Index [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. | NOBLES, Jonny Edward (I15329)
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| 1364 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PETERS, Joyce Lynn (I13854)
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| 1365 | Judge Lindsay's home on Deep River, a portion of which still stands, was used as the meeting place of the Guilford County Court from 1771 to 1774. This is only about 6 miles from Kernersville, where the later Lindsays lived. VGF note: the first Greensboro airport was named Lindsay Field - there may be a connection. | LINDSAY, Judge Robert (I6076)
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| 1366 | Julie had her baby Mon Nov 26 at 9:34 A M. Abigail Grace Casey-5lbs 12 oz- 19 1/2 " long. So I am now a great grandmother!!, Charlotte | CASEY, Abigail Grace (I6251)
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| 1367 | June Shelton may have obit mentioning his name | FULP, Glenn (I2511)
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| 1368 | Justin is presently (2009) s sophomore at the Univ Of MD studying Computer Science Justin graduated from UMD in December 2011 with Comp. Science degree | COVEY, Justin Thomas (I2960)
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| 1369 | Katie's twin | GANNINGER, Alex Palm (I224)
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| 1370 | Katrina is married to Nathan Hall from Spencer, Indiana. Marriage took place on March 22, 2007. They have one daughter, Isabelle Madeline Hall born 12/5/07 at IU Medical Center in Indianapolis, IN. Nathan is Black Hawk helicopter pilot in Indiana Guard. Recently completed tour at Mexican Border and will soon depart for second tour in Iraq. Katrina attended IUPUI until birth of baby. Currently, she is staying home with the baby at their home at 327 West Franklin Shelbyville, IN. near Nathan's base. | KOEPKE, Katrina Marie (I14208)
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| 1371 | Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Grace L Jacks Death Date: 21 Jul 1972 Death Place: Kenton Age: 41 Residence: Kenton Volume: 42 Certificate: 20728 Source Information: Ancestry.com. Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000. Original data: Commonwealth of Kentucky, Health Data Branch, Divisision of Epidemiology and Health Planning. Kentucky Death Index, 1911-present. Frankfort, KY, USA: Kentucky Department of Information Systems. ~~~~~~ Social Security Death Index Name: Grace Jacks SSN: 430-54-6112 Last Residence: 41017 Ft Mitchell, Kenton, Kentucky, United States of America Born: 7 Oct 1930 Died: Jul 1972 State (Year) SSN issued: Arkansas (Before 1951) Source Citation: Number: 430-54-6112; Issue State: Arkansas; Issue Date: Before 1951. | LEE, Grace (I16552)
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| 1372 | Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Kentucky Birth, Marriage, and Death Databases: Births 1911-1999, Frankfort, Kentucky: Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives | Source Source: S275 (S275)
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| 1373 | Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Kentucky Birth, Marriage, and Death Databases: Births 1911-1999, Frankfort, Kentucky: Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives | Source Source: S489 (S489)
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| 1374 | Kentucky, Birth Index, 1911-1999 Name: Madeline Leigh McGriff G ender: Female Date of Birth: 6 Dec 1991 County: Fayette Mother's Name: Diana Roberts Register Date: 16 Dec 1991 Volume Number: 098 Certificate Number: 48669 Volume Year: 1991 Source Information: Ancestry.com. Kentucky, Birth Index, 1911-1999 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Original data: Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. Kentucky Birth, Marriage, and Death Databases: Births 1911-1999. Frankfort, Kentucky: Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. | MCGRIFF, Madeline Leigh (I14904)
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| 1375 | Kevin Patrick Phelps was adopted by Teresa Elaine Dwigans | PHELPS, Kevin Patrick (I12152)
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| 1376 | Killed by Indians in 1870 in Jonesboro, Washington County, Tennessee, the first settlement in Tennessee. (WFT #2947) "The Overmountain Men"; Pat Alderman; 1970: 1783 Greene Co., TN Tax List - Walter Neil is found with Benjamin, Thomas and William Ray and John Wood. Notes for John Wood: Will: Bedford Co., Virginia 11 Jun 1773. Probably died in Washington Co., TN where the will was probated in May 1780, Will Book 1, Page 38. In the Name of God Amen. Calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing it is appointed for all men once to die, Do make and order this my last will and testament, that is to say principally and first of all I recommend my soul to the hands of God who gave it and as for my body I recommend it to the dust to be buried in a Christian like manner at the discretion of my executors nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same by the Almighty power of God and ordering what worldly estate it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life, I devise and despose of the same in the following form and manner: to wit: First of all it is my will and pleasure that all my just debts be paid. Item: I give to my beloved wife Agness Wood all land plantation and purtenances where I now live with all and every other of my stock of every kind and hogs with all my plantation implements during her natural life always reserving to each of my children now living five shillings. Item: I give and bequeath to my son John Wood after my beloved wife's death all the land and plantation where I now live to him his heirs and assign forever. Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Winifred five shillings current money. Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Miley five shillings current money. I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth five shillings current money. Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Reachel five shillings current money. Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Agness five shillings current money. Item: I give and bequeath to my son Richard five shillings current money. Item: I give and bequeath to my son Elijah five shillings current money. Likewise it is my will and pleasure that all my moveable estate that remains at my beloved wife's death be disposed of at the discetion among my children. It is my will and pleasure that my survey and tract of land containg 180 acres lying on the waters of Sycamore Creek in Bedford be sold for the best price and the money arising therefrom to be applied to paying my just debts. Likewise it is my will and pleasure that all my entries of land be sold and applied to the same uses -- and I hereby fully empower and appoint Robert Donald and William Armstrong or either of them to make goos and sufficient rights and titles of the tract of land and entries to the said purchasers of such conveyances as may be necessary. I give and bequeath to my son Henery five shillings current money. Like wise it is further my will and leasure that all my four above named sons at proper age be bound to suitable trades at the discretion of their mother and my executors. I hereby also constitute and appoint Robert Donald and William Armstrong executors of this my last will and testament, revoking, disanulling, and disallowing any and every will and testament by me here-to-fore made, done or advocated, rectifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix my seal this eleventh day of June one thousand seven hundred and seventy three. Signed, sealed, acknowledged, declared and presented by said John Wood to be his last will and testament in the presence of us: Robert Ewing, Robert Irwin, Barbra Mayberry. Conversation with Reverend Chester Miller, London, Ohio : John Wood, husband of Agnes, was tomahawked and killed by Indians around 1780 while making maple syrup in the spring in Washington County, Tennessee (Carl E. Smith, Nampa, ID, Apr 1935). First appears in Jonesboro, TN in the spring of 1778. John Wood was in the Battle of Point Pleasant. He enlisted from Bedford Co., Virginia in Buford's Co. 10 Oct 1774. He joined the Virginia line in 1775, the same year Indians began to attack Holston River settlers. The Cherokee Expedition was sent to protect settlers. 5 May 1778 Jacob Brown sold 673 acres to John Wood for 100 lbs. It was located on the southside of the Nolachucky River near William Clark's line. Wit: Michael Woods, John Lolemas, Heyerich Collins. The History of Washington County claims Michael and John Woods both were recipients of Jacob Brown's land sales on the Nolachucky. 1778 Washington County TN Tax List: James Wray, Joseph Wray, Michael Woods, John Woods. John's property was valued at 218 pounds/18 shillings/ 8 pence for which he paid 2 lbs/ 4 shillings/ 10 pence. | WOOD, John (I60640)
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| 1377 | killed in a car accident. on his way to vietnam only got orders to report | HAYES, Roger Brien (I14106)
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| 1378 | Killed in accident/child | LATTIN, Willie (I1511)
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| 1379 | Killed in barroom brawl (per Madeline Fulp( | UNK, Coy (I4953)
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| 1380 | Killed in Price, NC by two blacks (convicted and sentenced to 30 years), who robbed him. Kern had taken in these two blacks and provided them with a job and place to stay. | FULP, Kern (I2376)
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| 1381 | Kristina Turner's research notes: Lucy was a widow with 3 children in 1880 census. Lemons was her married name by her first husband | KNIGHT, Lucy S. (I3739)
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| 1382 | L/Bart Co Indiana in 1859 Ret to F'syth Co NC in 1860 Children's last name of Phelps - reason unknown John W Fulp enlisted in Company I, North Carolina 57th Infantry Regiment in 1861 | FULP, John W. (I414)
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| 1383 | L/Hendricks Co Indiana-1862 | FULP, Stephen (I416)
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| 1384 | Lake wood memorial Park 6000 Clinton Blvd Jackson Hinds County Mississippi USA Postal Code: 39209 Phone: 601-922-2123 Buried in section 21 lot 189. ~~~~~~ The following information was was furnished to Paul C Chasteen by Adam Wayne Peters : A. W. Peters Hi Paul Thank you for all of your great research. All that I know about Trafton's early years is that he was born in central Tenn. in 1903 (near the birth place of Alvin York, I've heard stories that he was related to Sgt York). His parents and he moved to the Picayune area where Trafton first met Lena, his soon to be wife singing in the Church choir. They married and Trafton built a house in Yamacraw (I think the house still stands) where the 4 children were born. Some years later Trafton and his family moved to Clinton, MS where he was employed at Mississippi College until retirement. The house in Clinton still stands and is at 601 Capitol Street. Dad has told me many stories of Trafton's great skill in carpentry and hunting. While living near the swamp at Yamacraw he caught alligator, deer etc. I've never heard of his dad and him building spiral stair cases, but with his carpentry skills it's very possible. I know he built the house at Yamacraw by himself from the ground up. I hope this was a help. My cousin Val Holston has done research in Trafton's background I'm sure he could be of great help. If you would like to talk to my dad, Wayne (Trafton's son) give him a call. Thanks again! Adam ~~~~~~ Trafton raised his family in Yamicraw, MS near crossroads by the Pine Grove Baptist Church. Trafton was a Carpenter. He became head of Maintains at Mississippi College, after moving to Clinton MS. Trafton had a brain tumor removed. His grandson, Benjamin Valiant " Val" Holston, tells the following story: "Trafton killed a 21 foot alligator that ate the family dog. He took the Hyde to New Orleans to sell. He then bought alligator shoes and purses for his wife Lena and daughters Dot & Mary Belle. He later killed 19' Alligator and showed me (Val) their skull. They had 20 acres and a home next to the swamp near Picayune, MS. Mom (Mary Belle) would walk across the branch on a catwalk that Trafton had built. She would find Sundews and Venus flytraps on the other side. We lived there for a year. I remember finding the Venus flytraps. They had a lot of blueberry bushes growing there." ~~~~~~~ 1910 United States Federal Census Name: Trafton Peters [aka Millard Trafton Peters] Age in 1910: 10 Estimated birth year: abt 1900 Birthplace: Tennessee Relation to Head of House: Son Father's name: Andrew L Peters Father's Birth Place: Tennessee Mother's name: Alice Peters Mother's Birth Place: Kentucky Home in 1910: Police Jury Ward 5, St Tammany, Louisiana Marital Status: Single Race: White Gender: Male ~~~~~~~ 1920 United States Federal Census Name: Toofton Peters [Trafton Peters] Home in 1920: Poplarville, Pearl River, Mississippi Age: 17 Estimated birth year: abt 1903 Birthplace: Tennessee Relation to Head of House: Son Father's name: A L Peters Father's Birth Place: Tennessee Mother's name: Alice Peters Mother's Birth Place: Kentucky Marital Status: Single Race: White Sex: Male Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes ~~~~~~~ 1930 United States Federal Census Name: Millard T Peters Home in 1930: Port Arthur, Jefferson, Texas Age: 27 Estimated birth year: abt 1903 Birthplace: Tennessee Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Lena F Peters Race: White Household Members: Name Age Millard T Peters 27 Lena F Peters 26 Denis E Peters 2 8/12 *** Doris "Dot" Evelyn Peters Mary B Peters 11/12 ~~~~~~ 1940 United States Federal Census Name: M Trafton Peters Age: 37 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1903 Gender: Male Race: White Birthplace: Mississippi Marital Status: Married Relation to Head of House: Head Home in 1940: Pearl River, MS Street: Picayune And Walkirk Bluff Road Farm: No Inferred Residence in 1935: Pearl River, MS Residence in 1935: Same House Sheet Number: 5A Number of Household in Order of Visitation: 83 Household Members: Name Age M Trafton Peters 37 Lena Peters 35 Doris E Peters 12 Mary B Peters 10 Towell C Peters 4 Alvin W Peters 2 Source Citation: Year: 1940; Census Place: , Pearl River, Mississippi; Roll: T627_2057; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 55-13. ~~~~~~ A. W. Peters Thank you for all of your great research. All that I know about Trafton's early years is that he was born in central Tenn in 1903 (near the birth place of Alvin York, I've heard stories that he was related to Sgt York). His parents and he moved to the Picayune area where Trafton first met Lena, his soon to be wife singing in the Church choir. They married and Trafton built a house in Yamacraw (I think the house still stands) where the 4 children were born. Some years later Trafton and his family moved to Clinton, MS where he was employed at Mississippi College until retirement. The house in Clinton still stands and is at 601 Capitol street. Dad has told me many stories of Trafton's great skill in carpentry and hunting. While living near the swamp at Yamacraw he caught alligator, deer etc. I've never heard of his dad and him building spiral stair cases, but with his carpentry skills it's very possible. I know he built the house at Yamacraw by himself from the ground up. I hope this was a help. My cousin Val Holston has done research in Trafton's background I'm sure he could be of great help. If you would like to talk to my dad, Wayne (Trafton's son) give him a call .. Thanks again! Adam ~~~ he lived in Brandon, Mississippi ~~~ | PETERS, Millard Trafton (I16515)
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| 1385 | Larry was gifted in playing baseball. He turned down an offer to play for the Baltimore Oriles in order to go on to college. | PIKE, Lawrence Keith (I984)
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| 1386 | Last foreign residence was Sant Agatadi Militella, Italy, Prov. Messina | |
| 1387 | Last foreign residence was Sant Agatadi Militella, Italy, Prov. Messina | |
| 1388 | Last foreign residence was Sant Agatadi Militella, Italy, Prov. Messina | GUMINA, Carmelo (I60121)
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| 1389 | Last known address was California | FULP, Timothy Lee (I950)
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| 1390 | Last name may be Morand | MOOREFIELD, Unk (I5612)
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| 1391 | Last name may be spelled Cranfield | CRANFILL, Paul (I5050)
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| 1392 | Last time I sent a transcript of the death cert for a John Vance Orrell. At the time I wasn't sure that he was "our" guy, but now I'm sure that he is. Here are further notes on John Orrell, husband of Etta Turner: (1) After Etta's death, John married (c.1916) Gracie Eggleston. He was 48; she was 19. (2) Discrepancies relating to John Orrell's parents: Dan L. Orrell & Lee Anne Rankin -- the death certificate. D. M. & Leona Orrell -- the 1870 NC census (inferred). Washington & Maggie Orrell -- Kristina Turner (2002). ******* (3) Discrepancies relating to John Orrell's birth date: Oct 1866 -- the 1900 census (age 33). Oct 1867 -- the death certificate. 1868-1869 -- the 1870 (age 1) and 1880 (age 11) censuses. 1869-1870 -- the 1920 census (age 50). (4) Census data: 1870 NC: John Orrell, age 1, living with D. M. & Leona Orrell. 1880 NC: John Orrell, age 11, living with grandfather Albert Rankin. The 1900 North Carolina census lists John [?] Orrell, age 33, born Oct 1866 in NC, married for 11 years, and living with his wife Etta and two children at 517 Green St. in Greensboro. John's occupation is "Shipping Clerk" and he can read and write. He rents his home. Both of his parents were born in NC. The children are: Percy H Son age 9 Roy L Son age 6 Also listed are two of Etta's sisters, Era Turner and Ora Turner. The 1910 North Carolina census lists John V Orell, age 42?, born in NC, married for 20 years, and living with his wife Etta and two children at a house on Boulevard St. John's occupation is "Bone cloth man" at a "Finishing Mill" where he works for wages. He rents his home. Both of his parents were born in NC. The children are: Persey P Son age 19? LeRoy Son age 16 The 1920 North Carolina census lists J V Orrill, age 50, born in NC, and living with his wife Gracie (age 22) as boarders in the home of G K Eggleston. JV's occupation is "Foreman" at a "Cotton Mill" where he works for wages. He can read and write. Both of his parents were born in NC. | ORRELL, John B. (I4590)
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| 1393 | Lee served 20 years in the US Navy retiring as a Chief Warrant Officer. His entire Navy career was in the field of Computers. He was considered the Navy's top Microsoft Certified Consult ants at the time of his retirement. Since retirement, he has been working with Booze Allen Defense Department Consultants. | BUSKEY, Lee Howard (I1415)
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| 1394 | Left Rosaria (wife) and two kids in Italy and came to America. After 7 years, Rosaria came looking for him. She found him in North Dakota. The rest of the children were born after this time in America. | |
| 1395 | Left Rosaria (wife) and two kids in Italy and came to America. After 7 years, Rosaria came looking for him. She found him in North Dakota. The rest of the children were born after this time in America. | |
| 1396 | Left Rosaria (wife) and two kids in Italy and came to America. After 7 years, Rosaria came looking for him. She found him in North Dakota. The rest of the children were born after this time in America. | ROSELLA, Carmelo Joseph (I60269)
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| 1397 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PETERS, Lester Earl (I14964)
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| 1398 | LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION TO Samuel McQueen on the Estate of Nicholas Grindstaff, deceased. State of Tennessee, Johnson County Court, February Term 1853. To Samuel E. McQueen, a citizen of said county. It appearing to the County Court,now in session, that Nicholas Grindstaff had died leaving no will and the Court being satisfied as to your claim to the Administration and you having given bond and qualified as directed by law and the Court having ordered that Letters of Administration be issued to you. These are therefore to authorize and empower you to take into your possession and control all the goods, chattels, claims and papers of the said intestate and return a true and perfect inventory thereof according to law, to collect and pay all debts and to do and transact all the duties in relation to said estate which lawfully devolve on you as Administrator and after having settled up said estate to deliver the residue thereof to those who are by law entitled. Witness, Richard L. Wilson, Clerk of said Court, at office in Taylorsville, the 7th day of February, A.D. 1853. R. L. Wilson Clerk. Johnson County TN Deeds NICHOLAS GRINDSTAFF, SR. to ISAAC GRINDSTAFF I, Nicholas Grindstaff, have this day bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey unto Isaac Grindstaff and his heirs and assigns forever, for the consideration of two hundred dollars to me in hand paid the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, a tract of land in the State of Tennessee and County of Johnson, District No. 4, on the south side of Roans Creek estimated to cover one hundred and fourteen acres be the same more or less, bounded as follows. Beginning on a chestnut tree.. to Emilino Moreland and Jacob F... south, twenty-five degrees east, twenty-two poles to a chestnut tree on tan bark ridtge. Then with the main height of said ridge south twenty seven degrees east. One hundred and twenty-eight poles to a black pine come to the McQueen tract. Then with the same north forty-five degrees East forty-seven poles to a chestnut come to the McQueen tract, then with the same north one hundred and twelve poles to a dogwood comes to a fifty acre tract in the name of M. (?) Moreland, then with the same East Forty poles to a white oak come to the same then north forty-five degrees east sixty poles to a poplar come to the same, then with the same north twenty degrees West ninety poles to a stake comes to same, then south same south ninety-five.. twenty eight poles to a white oakm come to the Jenkins tract. Then south the dold Pollis (?) line south sixty degrees west one hundred and sixty poles to the beginning. To have and to hold the same to the said Isaac Grindstaff, and his heirs and assigns forever, I do covenant, with the said Isaac Grindstaff that I am lawfully seized of said land, have a good right to convey it and that the same is unemcumbered. I do further covenant and bind myself, my heirs, and representatives to warrant, and forever defend, the title to said land and every part thereof, to the said Isaac Grindstaff and his heirs, and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whatever, this 14th day of May, 1858. Nicholas Grindstaff (his mark X) pp. 171 & 172 DEED. 40 Acres. NICHOLAS GRINDSTAFF to DAVID STOUT. Registered Mar. 16th 1840. I, Nicholas Grindstaff have this day bargained and sold, and do hereby transfer and convey to David Stout of Rones Creek and his heirs forever, for the consideration of one hundred dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tenessee Johnson County and district number 5 containing by estimation forty acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows. Beginning on a chestnut sprout with pointers near Nicholas Grindstaffs line about five poles from a white oak corner to Nicholas Grindstaff Junr. and George P. Stout, thence running south fifty two de. east eighty three poles to a hickory & maple with pointers on the side of the Mountain, thence south sixty de. west ninety poles to a double read oak with pointers corner to said entry, thence a direct course to the beginning, to have and to hold the same to the said David Stout his heirs and assigns forever. I do covenant with the said David Stout that I am lawfully seized of said land, and have a good right and title to convey it and that the same is unincumbered. I do further covenant and bind myself my heirs and representatives to warrant and defend the title to the said land and every part thereof to the said David Stout his heirs and assigns against the lawfully claim of all persons whatsoever, this the 17th day of January 1838. Nicholas + Grindstaff, Junr. [his mark] [seal] Executed and delivered in our presents this 17th day of January 1838. Saml. E. McQueen Christian x Shufflestedt [his mark 11 State of Tennessee Johnson County Personally appeared before me Richard C. White, Clerk of the County Court for said County, Nicholas Grindstaff, Jr. with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he made the same for the purpose therein contained. Witness my hand at office the 25 day of January 1840. Richard C. White, Clk. Sources: 1830 Census Carter Co. TN; 1840-1850 Census Johnson Co. TN; "Bible Records and Marriage Bonds," Acklen; "A Tentative Grindstaff Genealogy" from the Bulletin of the Watauga Assn. of Genea., Johnson City, TN, Vol. 9, 1980; "Grindstaff, A Genealogy," by Anderson; Father-in-law's will; Deeds of Johnson Co. TN; Letters of Administration. | |
| 1399 | LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION TO Samuel McQueen on the Estate of Nicholas Grindstaff, deceased. State of Tennessee, Johnson County Court, February Term 1853. To Samuel E. McQueen, a citizen of said county. It appearing to the County Court,now in session, that Nicholas Grindstaff had died leaving no will and the Court being satisfied as to your claim to the Administration and you having given bond and qualified as directed by law and the Court having ordered that Letters of Administration be issued to you. These are therefore to authorize and empower you to take into your possession and control all the goods, chattels, claims and papers of the said intestate and return a true and perfect inventory thereof according to law, to collect and pay all debts and to do and transact all the duties in relation to said estate which lawfully devolve on you as Administrator and after having settled up said estate to deliver the residue thereof to those who are by law entitled. Witness, Richard L. Wilson, Clerk of said Court, at office in Taylorsville, the 7th day of February, A.D. 1853. R. L. Wilson Clerk. Johnson County TN Deeds NICHOLAS GRINDSTAFF, SR. to ISAAC GRINDSTAFF I, Nicholas Grindstaff, have this day bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey unto Isaac Grindstaff and his heirs and assigns forever, for the consideration of two hundred dollars to me in hand paid the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, a tract of land in the State of Tennessee and County of Johnson, District No. 4, on the south side of Roans Creek estimated to cover one hundred and fourteen acres be the same more or less, bounded as follows. Beginning on a chestnut tree.. to Emilino Moreland and Jacob F... south, twenty-five degrees east, twenty-two poles to a chestnut tree on tan bark ridtge. Then with the main height of said ridge south twenty seven degrees east. One hundred and twenty-eight poles to a black pine come to the McQueen tract. Then with the same north forty-five degrees East forty-seven poles to a chestnut come to the McQueen tract, then with the same north one hundred and twelve poles to a dogwood comes to a fifty acre tract in the name of M. (?) Moreland, then with the same East Forty poles to a white oak come to the same then north forty-five degrees east sixty poles to a poplar come to the same, then with the same north twenty degrees West ninety poles to a stake comes to same, then south same south ninety-five.. twenty eight poles to a white oakm come to the Jenkins tract. Then south the dold Pollis (?) line south sixty degrees west one hundred and sixty poles to the beginning. To have and to hold the same to the said Isaac Grindstaff, and his heirs and assigns forever, I do covenant, with the said Isaac Grindstaff that I am lawfully seized of said land, have a good right to convey it and that the same is unemcumbered. I do further covenant and bind myself, my heirs, and representatives to warrant, and forever defend, the title to said land and every part thereof, to the said Isaac Grindstaff and his heirs, and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whatever, this 14th day of May, 1858. Nicholas Grindstaff (his mark X) pp. 171 & 172 DEED. 40 Acres. NICHOLAS GRINDSTAFF to DAVID STOUT. Registered Mar. 16th 1840. I, Nicholas Grindstaff have this day bargained and sold, and do hereby transfer and convey to David Stout of Rones Creek and his heirs forever, for the consideration of one hundred dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tenessee Johnson County and district number 5 containing by estimation forty acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows. Beginning on a chestnut sprout with pointers near Nicholas Grindstaffs line about five poles from a white oak corner to Nicholas Grindstaff Junr. and George P. Stout, thence running south fifty two de. east eighty three poles to a hickory & maple with pointers on the side of the Mountain, thence south sixty de. west ninety poles to a double read oak with pointers corner to said entry, thence a direct course to the beginning, to have and to hold the same to the said David Stout his heirs and assigns forever. I do covenant with the said David Stout that I am lawfully seized of said land, and have a good right and title to convey it and that the same is unincumbered. I do further covenant and bind myself my heirs and representatives to warrant and defend the title to the said land and every part thereof to the said David Stout his heirs and assigns against the lawfully claim of all persons whatsoever, this the 17th day of January 1838. Nicholas + Grindstaff, Junr. [his mark] [seal] Executed and delivered in our presents this 17th day of January 1838. Saml. E. McQueen Christian x Shufflestedt [his mark 11 State of Tennessee Johnson County Personally appeared before me Richard C. White, Clerk of the County Court for said County, Nicholas Grindstaff, Jr. with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he made the same for the purpose therein contained. Witness my hand at office the 25 day of January 1840. Richard C. White, Clk. Sources: 1830 Census Carter Co. TN; 1840-1850 Census Johnson Co. TN; "Bible Records and Marriage Bonds," Acklen; "A Tentative Grindstaff Genealogy" from the Bulletin of the Watauga Assn. of Genea., Johnson City, TN, Vol. 9, 1980; "Grindstaff, A Genealogy," by Anderson; Father-in-law's will; Deeds of Johnson Co. TN; Letters of Administration. | |
| 1400 | LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION TO Samuel McQueen on the Estate of Nicholas Grindstaff, deceased. State of Tennessee, Johnson County Court, February Term 1853. To Samuel E. McQueen, a citizen of said county. It appearing to the County Court,now in session, that Nicholas Grindstaff had died leaving no will and the Court being satisfied as to your claim to the Administration and you having given bond and qualified as directed by law and the Court having ordered that Letters of Administration be issued to you. These are therefore to authorize and empower you to take into your possession and control all the goods, chattels, claims and papers of the said intestate and return a true and perfect inventory thereof according to law, to collect and pay all debts and to do and transact all the duties in relation to said estate which lawfully devolve on you as Administrator and after having settled up said estate to deliver the residue thereof to those who are by law entitled. Witness, Richard L. Wilson, Clerk of said Court, at office in Taylorsville, the 7th day of February, A.D. 1853. R. L. Wilson Clerk. Johnson County TN Deeds NICHOLAS GRINDSTAFF, SR. to ISAAC GRINDSTAFF I, Nicholas Grindstaff, have this day bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey unto Isaac Grindstaff and his heirs and assigns forever, for the consideration of two hundred dollars to me in hand paid the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, a tract of land in the State of Tennessee and County of Johnson, District No. 4, on the south side of Roans Creek estimated to cover one hundred and fourteen acres be the same more or less, bounded as follows. Beginning on a chestnut tree.. to Emilino Moreland and Jacob F... south, twenty-five degrees east, twenty-two poles to a chestnut tree on tan bark ridtge. Then with the main height of said ridge south twenty seven degrees east. One hundred and twenty-eight poles to a black pine come to the McQueen tract. Then with the same north forty-five degrees East forty-seven poles to a chestnut come to the McQueen tract, then with the same north one hundred and twelve poles to a dogwood comes to a fifty acre tract in the name of M. (?) Moreland, then with the same East Forty poles to a white oak come to the same then north forty-five degrees east sixty poles to a poplar come to the same, then with the same north twenty degrees West ninety poles to a stake comes to same, then south same south ninety-five.. twenty eight poles to a white oakm come to the Jenkins tract. Then south the dold Pollis (?) line south sixty degrees west one hundred and sixty poles to the beginning. To have and to hold the same to the said Isaac Grindstaff, and his heirs and assigns forever, I do covenant, with the said Isaac Grindstaff that I am lawfully seized of said land, have a good right to convey it and that the same is unemcumbered. I do further covenant and bind myself, my heirs, and representatives to warrant, and forever defend, the title to said land and every part thereof, to the said Isaac Grindstaff and his heirs, and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whatever, this 14th day of May, 1858. Nicholas Grindstaff (his mark X) pp. 171 & 172 DEED. 40 Acres. NICHOLAS GRINDSTAFF to DAVID STOUT. Registered Mar. 16th 1840. I, Nicholas Grindstaff have this day bargained and sold, and do hereby transfer and convey to David Stout of Rones Creek and his heirs forever, for the consideration of one hundred dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tenessee Johnson County and district number 5 containing by estimation forty acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows. Beginning on a chestnut sprout with pointers near Nicholas Grindstaffs line about five poles from a white oak corner to Nicholas Grindstaff Junr. and George P. Stout, thence running south fifty two de. east eighty three poles to a hickory & maple with pointers on the side of the Mountain, thence south sixty de. west ninety poles to a double read oak with pointers corner to said entry, thence a direct course to the beginning, to have and to hold the same to the said David Stout his heirs and assigns forever. I do covenant with the said David Stout that I am lawfully seized of said land, and have a good right and title to convey it and that the same is unincumbered. I do further covenant and bind myself my heirs and representatives to warrant and defend the title to the said land and every part thereof to the said David Stout his heirs and assigns against the lawfully claim of all persons whatsoever, this the 17th day of January 1838. Nicholas + Grindstaff, Junr. [his mark] [seal] Executed and delivered in our presents this 17th day of January 1838. Saml. E. McQueen Christian x Shufflestedt [his mark 11 State of Tennessee Johnson County Personally appeared before me Richard C. White, Clerk of the County Court for said County, Nicholas Grindstaff, Jr. with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he made the same for the purpose therein contained. Witness my hand at office the 25 day of January 1840. Richard C. White, Clk. Sources: 1830 Census Carter Co. TN; 1840-1850 Census Johnson Co. TN; "Bible Records and Marriage Bonds," Acklen; "A Tentative Grindstaff Genealogy" from the Bulletin of the Watauga Assn. of Genea., Johnson City, TN, Vol. 9, 1980; "Grindstaff, A Genealogy," by Anderson; Father-in-law's will; Deeds of Johnson Co. TN; Letters of Administration. | GRINDSTAFF, Nicholas (I60936)
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