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| 851 | The wedding took place in her father's, Elijah Simpson's home. Lewis's uncle, Enoch Williams, Esqr. performed the ceremony. Since Enoch Williams was married to a Miss Helms, he was already related through marriage to Permelia, whose mother was Tabitha Helms. Lewis's cousin, Caswell Helms, son of Rhoda Williams and Mr. Helms, served as their witness. - -These notes come from the original marriage pages of the L.D.H. Williams family Bible brought to Arkansas from North Carolina in 1899 by Elijah Alexander Williams and his wife Hester Lucinda Helms, now in possession of Charles Withrow Williams, Nashville, Arkansas. This is a large, old Bible. It has a tooled black leather cover and many lovely engraved pictures of Biblical scenes. Unfortunately, during the trip from North Carolina to Arkansas, the Bible suffered damage and it is falling apart at the seams. The high acid quality paper used at the time of its manufacture make it impossible to rebind, but the family record pages are still readable, a wonderful record of this Baptist family. | Family (F5490)
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| 852 | The will of Elizabeth Hamrick Bridges is located in the NC State Archives. The will is signed July 29, 1845 and was proved and recorded in the Spring Court of 1846. She mentions the following family members: 1. Anderson, who she apparently leaves three slaves (Dicy, Lewis, and Linda) 2. James 3. Wiley 4. She does not give her daughters names in the will. The will is witnessed by A. Edwards and John Teal | Hamrick, Elizabeth (I4809)
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| 853 | The will of Lydia Weathers was probated in 1776, Sussex County , Virginia. To daughter Susanna: "all my wearing apparell and my side saddle." To my children Michael, Benjamin, Isaac, Ruben, John, and Susanna Adams "all and every part of what narture or quality soever to be equally divided between them share and share alike. I desire that my estate not be appraised." Executors: Sons: Benjamin and Isaac Witnesses William Petteway Sarah Petteway William Moreing Peebles Zills Date 5 May, 1772 Probated 19 Dec 1776 Further information on the children of Thomas and Lydia Weathers is found on Albemarle Parish Register. | Pettway, Lydia (I1849)
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| 854 | There is a lot of confusion about the Green/Gage marriage. Mary Gage appears to have been a widow with daughters (her original surname has not been uncovered) who married a widower Shadrack Green (b.1720-1740) who had recently moved to the area with what appears to be a grown son Shadrack (b.1766). The elder Shadrack and Mary have a total of two children together before he dies after 1800 -- Joshua Green (b.1781) and Shadrack "Shady" Green (b.1789). | Gage, Mary (I4533)
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| 855 | There is a stone marker with no inscription. A modern marker has been erected. | Weathers, Squire William (I1843)
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| 856 | They lived in Brunswick and Charlotte County VA before moving to Surry County NC and later to Georgia | Love, Nancy (I4863)
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| 857 | They moved to Buncombe County where Henry acquired his father's pack of hunting dogs brought over from Germany. Today a most valued breed of hound and a mountain range in western NC bare the name Plott | Plott, Henry (I4845)
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| 858 | They went to TN, then Poinsett Co., AR | Williams, Rebecca (I6325)
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| 859 | They were first cousins. | Green, Judith Mcswain "Juda" (I4330)
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| 860 | They were living in Farmington, St. Francois County, Missouri, in the summer of 1877, but we have found no record of their children, other than Shadrack Burns mentioned in the will. | Green, Sarah (Sally) (I4515)
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| 861 | They were married In The Public Road Near Delight, NC. | Family (F4342)
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| 862 | They were strong Tories | McAfee, James (I4665)
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| 863 | This cemetery can be reached from Lawndale, NC by going east on NC 182 until you are about out of Lawndale and then making a right turn onto Ball Park Road. Go out Ball Park Rd. about a mile until you start to go into a curve to the left and there you turn right onto Power House Road. Go about two tenths of a mile out this road and find a paved drive to the right. This drive has a gate that might or might not be closed. The cemetery is at the top oh the little hill on the right side of the road, There is junk all over the cemetery and several pretty large trees. There is evidence of several other graves but only two that can be read. This is one of those really sad cemeteries. | Gardner, William Hoyle (I423)
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| 864 | This church is located between Sunshine, NC and Golden Valley, NC on the road that goes from Forest City, NC all the way to highway NC226 and into Golden Valley. The church is probably ten to twelve miles from Forest City and three to four from the Golden Valley crossroads. | Murray, James Gaston (I6256)
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| 865 | This family is living in Flint Hill District, Oak Spring PO, Rutherford County, NC in 1860. There is a Margaret, age 1, living next door. Coule this be the Maggie that James O Green later married? | Murray, William Davis (I6025)
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| 866 | This family moved to McMinn Co. TN. in 1833 and in 1848 they settled in Bradley Co. TN. | Julian, Isom (I4030)
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| 867 | This is probably the same Samuel that appears in the James Stacy household in the 1900 Cleveland Co. census as a farm laborer. Living next door to Uncle Billy Wiggins. | Gibbs, Thomas Samuel (I7137)
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| 868 | This is the Great-Grandfather of Nettie Gardner, Mrs. J. T. Rowland of Raleigh who had the family Bible of Thomas Gardner Sr. | Gardner, John Waller (I2729)
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| 869 | This marriage is documented in Rutherford Co. Marriages 1779-1868. Simon Davis served as bondsman. This Simon is probably his younger brother. Witnessed by M. O. Dickerson. | Family (F4396)
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| 870 | This marriage is documented in the Rutherford Co. Marriages. The bondsman for the marriage was Deaton Cochran. | Family (F4478)
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| 871 | This marriage is listed in Rutherford Co. Marriages 1779-1868. Elias Webb served as bondsman for this marriage. | Family (F4355)
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| 872 | This marriage is listed in Rutherford Co. Marriages 1779-1868. Larkin Dycus served as bondsman for this marriage. | Family (F4471)
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| 873 | This marriage is listed in Rutherford Co. Marriages 1779-1868. William Warren served as bondsman for this marriage. | Family (F4361)
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| 874 | This marriage is listed in Rutherford Co. Marriages 1779-1868. William Whitaker served as the bondsman for this marriage. | Family (F4470)
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| 875 | Thomas Beam Gardner, 76, died Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at Onslow Memorial Hospital in Jacksonville, NC. Tommy was born on September 20, 1933 in Shelby, NC, the son of Annie Tazwell Lloyd Gardner and Paris Cleveland Gardner. He moved to Chapel Hill at the age of seven and graduated from Chapel Hill High School. Following high school he attended UNC-Chapel Hill where he was a member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. After completing his junior year at Carolina, he left to serve his country in the Korean War as a soldier in the United States Army. After fulfilling his service obligation, Tommy operated the Quik Food Mart and Phillips 66 gas station in downtown Chapel Hill. He was also co-owner of Huggins Hardware. He later received his broker's license and became owner of Insurance and Business Associates in Chapel Hill. Tommy was very active in civic and political affairs in Chapel Hill serving two terms on the Chapel Hill Town Council. He was a founding member and officer of TaxWatch, founding member of the Downtown Chapel Hill Association, a member of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce and Chapel Hill-Carrboro Merchants Association. He was also active in the N.C. Jaycees at the local and state levels as a charter member of the Chapel Hill Jaycees and also serving as state vice president. Tommy was also a member of the Rooster Club (retired Jaycees), American Legion, and Chapel Hill Country Club. He spent his final years living with his daughter's family in Duplin County and later Cape Carteret, NC where he enjoyed watching his grandsons grow up. He was preceded in death by his wife, Pattie Lamm Gardner and brother, Lloyd Gardner. Tommy is survived by his daughter, Luanne and husband, Curt Sheaffer, of Cape Carteret; a son, Chris, and wife, Elizabeth of Loxahatchie, Florida; two grandsons, Clark and Ethan Sheaffer; brother, Scott Gardner of Durham; and niece, Mary Starr Gardner of Chapel Hill. A memorial service honoring his life will be held Thursday, April 8, 2010 at 1:00 pm at University Baptist Church in Chapel Hill. The family will receive friends from noon until 1:00 p.m. at the church immediately before the service. Tommy's ashes will be interred at Chapel Hill Memorial Cemetery | Gardner, Tommy Beam (I227)
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| 876 | Thomas enlisted with older brother Pinkney in Co. F, 56th Regt. Thomas was a good soldier and died of fever during the siege of Petersburg. - Taken from CIVIL WAR HISTORY by James C. Elliott. Enlisted in the "Cleveland Riflemen", Co. F of the 56th Regiment NC Troops on May 10, 1862 at the age of 32. Reported sick in hospital at Goldsboro in September-October, 1862. Died in hospital at Richmond, Va. September 1, 1864 of chronic diarrhea. Thomas and Mary can be found in the 1850 Cleveland County census living beside his brother Phillip. Sarah Barnett (57) is listed living with Thomas and Mary in the 1860 Cleveland Co. census, Sarah C. Barnett (24) is also living in the same house. Apparently Mary's mother and sister. | Davis, Thomas Allen (I6594)
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| 877 | Thomas fought in the Revolution, and while he was away he entrusted his wife and children to the care of his father-in-law. After the war, Thomas and his family, along with John Mullis and his family moved from VA to NC. Living in Essex County VA in 1776-came to Anson County, Richardson Creek area about 1782; Thomas served in 1777 in Captain John Gist's company in Colonel Nathan Gist's First Virginia Regiment; 2nd enlistment was in the Second Virginia in Captain Joseph Smith's company of Colonel Gregory Smith's regiment[Griffin2.FTW] | Griffin, Thomas (I5764)
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| 878 | Thomas had two children, wife unknown. | Womack, Thomas (I8171)
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| 879 | Thomas may have married his cousin. | Simpson, Thomas (I1515)
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| 880 | Thomas was the great-grandfather of the Kentucky statesman Henry Clay. | Clay, Thomas (I11358)
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| 881 | Thomas' parents are M. A. Grigg, Sr. and Evalina Lee. | Grigg, Thomas S. (I7338)
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| 882 | Tombstone Inscription "Reeves Green" no dates | Reeves, Nancy Elizabeth (I4337)
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| 883 | Tombstone Inscription "W. R. Green, c1817 October 5, 1887" | Greene, William R. (I4319)
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| 884 | Twin brother of Jefferson Davis Scoggins. Buried at Sandy Springs Baptist Church in New House Community of Cleveland County, NC. | Scoggins, General Jackson (I6573)
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| 885 | U.S. Army Cavalry | Simpson, Frank Hogue (I7691)
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| 886 | U.S. Navy veteran. Randy's parents are Sherwood Harrell and Willie May. | Harrell, Randy (I7498)
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| 887 | Uncle Azz served with Co. I of the 38th NC Infantry in the Civil War and is buried with a CSA headstone. | Wiggins, Asbury "Azz' Gamwell (I6355)
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| 888 | Unmarked grave | Simpson, Emma C (I11640)
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| 889 | Unmarked grave. | Simpson, Wanda June (I7667)
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| 890 | US Army just after WWII ended. Stationed in Italy. | Simpson, Jesse Pearl (I334)
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| 891 | US Navy | Poston, William Garnet (I686)
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| 892 | V./ McBee, William Barr Bondsman. | Family (F806)
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| 893 | Vacher is listed as an idiot in the 1850 Rutherford County census and living with his mother, Elizabeth. Identified on the World Family Tree CD Vol. 2 as Vates. | Bridges, Vacher (I7671)
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| 894 | Very active in the Church. Went to prisons on Sunday afternoons and preached to the prisoners. He liked to fish. | Gardner, Zebulan "Zeb" Clifton Sr (I236)
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| 895 | Vestie was a homemaker. She used to card and spin cotton into material to make clothes. Her daughter Grace said that she was very good at doctoring sick children. If any child got sick in the community they would come get Grandma and she would usually use her homemade remedies and get them better. | Braswell, Millie Vestie (I1574)
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| 896 | Von's parents are Dennis Blankenship and Bessie Ellis. | Blankenship, Sarah Lavon (I6438)
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| 897 | W.M. Elliott whitness | Family (F2846)
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| 898 | Walter owned and ran a store in the New House community. | Greene, Walter "Walt" P (I6391)
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| 899 | Was a private in Confederate Army. 12th Regiment, Company E. | Poston, Samuel (I869)
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| 900 | Was a Union Soldier | Smart, William (I4077)
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