Photos of the descendants of Samuel Tasker & Rebecca Hull Etherton

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Bishop Family Tree

Bishop Name Meaning: English: from Middle English biscop, Old English bisc(e)op ‘bishop’, which comes via Latin from Greek episkopos ‘overseer’. The Greek word was adopted early in the Christian era as a title for an overseer of a local community of Christians, and has yielded cognates in every European language.The word came to be applied as a surname for a variety of reasons, among them service in the household of a bishop, supposed resemblance in bearing or appearance to a bishop, and selection as the ‘boy bishop’ on St. Nicholas’s Day.

Are these the ancestors of Henry Bishop?

Capt John Bishop m. Elizabeth
John Bishop m. Sarah Lawrence
John Bishop m. Sarah Harmon

John Bishop will. To eldest son John Bishop, plantation he now lives on and half of my land after the death of my wife. To loving wife Sarah my plantation I now live on and the other half of my land; at her death to son James Bishop. To sons William and Henry Bishop, each a 2 hear old heifer. To daughter Mary Potts five shillings. To daughter Hannah Reves five shillings. To grandson Mason a small gun, sword and belt which was formerly my son Harmon's. dated 1714 and probated 2 years later in Prince George County, VA.

Sarah Bishop Will 1722 (Deeds etc. 1713-28, page 589, Prince George Co.VA.) In the Name of God, Amen. May the Eighth one thousand, seven hundred & ninteen. I Sarah Bishope of the parrish of Waynoke in the County of Prince George being of Sound and perfect sence and memory, praise be given to God for the Same do make, constitute, ordain and declare this my Last Will and Testament in manner and form following. First being Sorry from the Bottom of my heart for my Sins past, most humbly desireing forgiveness for the same, and for what worldly Estate it hath pleased God to bestow upon me I dispose thereof as followeth. First. I will that all my just Debts be punctually paid and satisfied. 2dly. I give and bequeath to my Son John Bishope, one Cow, one Great Iron Pott, one sett of Iron Wedges, one spade and 1 small table. 3dly. I give to my Son Henry Bishope, one featherbed, one Sheet, one Blanket and one pewter Dish. 4thly. I give to my Daughter Mary Potts one Ball mettle mortar and pestle. 5thly. I give to my Daughter Hannah Rives, one Small Desk, 1 small Box, one Flasket and Smoothing Iron. 6thly. I give to my Grandson Mason Bishope one Cow and 2 year old Heifer one small Iron pott and potthooks, two pewter dishes, one Chest with a Dutch Lock. 7thly. I give to my son James Bishope, one Long Table and Form, 1 great Chest, 1 pair of hand Irons, I Iron spitt and dripping pann, 2 pair of of pott racks, 2 pewter dishes and Tankard and all my Cattle and Hoggs, and one Iron Pott, I Iron kettle and all the remaining part of my Estate, in what nature or quantity and whatsoever it May be found after my Debts and Legacies justly paid. And Lastly I ordain and appoint my Son James Bishope Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have set my hand and Seal the day and year first herein written.
Although many trees have them as Henry Bishop's parents there is no source to support that their son Henry is the Henry below. In fact the ages do not make it likely. The Henry below would not have been an adult in 1714. I also do not have aby autosomal DNA matches to anything that far back. ,

Gen 8	Henry Bishop		Mary Glover
Death	1782		1782
Parents			??William Glover	??Mary Norwood

Joseph b. 1725 d. 29 JUL 1803 Edgefield SC m Berthana Hutchinson
- Lydia (Bishop) 1745 Wilmington NC d. 08 MAR 1827 Green County, AL m. James M May
- Margaret Dorcas Bishop m. Mayfield
George b. ca 1730 d. 1800 m. Mary Wilson d. ca 1825 Barnwell SC
- ? John Bishop
- ?Allen Bishop 🧬 b. 26 Apr 1773 Spartanburg SC d. 18 Aug 1868 Hamilton, Marion County, AL m. Margaret Lewis b. 10 Oct 1777 Spartanburg SC d. 1 Oct 1852 Hamilton, Marion County, AL Is he son of George? William Glover?
  - Phoebe Bishop 🧬 m. Thomas Barnett
  - Robert Wesley Bishop 🧬 1803–1854
  - James Merrick Bishop 🧬 1819–1914
William Glover Bishop 🧬 b. 1738 d. 10 Aug 1823 Standing Stone Creek, Spartanburg, SC m. Sarah Burnett Ballenger
- John Bishop b. 13 Jun 1770 Lincolnton, d. 14 Apr 1840 Elyton, Jefferson, AL m. Elizabeth Perry
  - Joseph C Bishop
- ? Lewis Allen Bishop b. 26 Apr 1773 Spartanburg SC d. 18 Aug 1868Hamilton, Marion, Al m. Mary Margaret Lewis
  - Mary Margaret Lewis (Bishop) Belvin
- Henry b. 9 Feb 1774 d. 22 Jul 1865 m. Martha Burnett
  - Henry Jefferson Bishop
- Edmond Long Bishop 🧬 b. 5 Jan 1775 d. 10 Dec 1851 Spartanburg, SC m. Sarah Brannon
  - Matilda (Bishop) Chapman
  - Rebecca (Bishop) Watson
  - George Berryman Bishop 🧬
  - Daniel Morgan Bishop
  - Scarberry (Bishop) Belcher
  - Mary (Bishop) Russell
  - Esther (Bishop) Turner
  - Eli Bishop
  - George Washington Bishop
  - Henry Bishop
  - Mahala (Bishop) Cudd
  - Gabriel Marian Bishop
- William L b. 26 Jan 1781 d. 28 APR 1856 Spartanburg SC m. 15 Mar 1804 Spartanburg SC m. Mary Polly Seay-Hammett
  - Loveley Bishop, James W Bishop, Martha Patricia (McDowell) Bishop, Mary Ann (Bishop) Cook, Pleasant Bishop, Jewdy Bishop and
  - Issac Anderson Bishop -> 🧬 William M Bishop
- Barnett /Barney Bishop b. 26 DEC 1785 Standing Stone Creek d. 7 SEP 1872 Standing Stone Creek m. Sarah Evans
  - Isaac Andrew Bishop, William Preston Bishop

James W b. 23 Apr 1787 Spartanburg SC d. 4/23/1846 Bibb Co. AL or 3 MAY 1855 Hamilton, Marion, AL m. Sarah Burnett
- Lucinda (Bishop) Smitherman, Louisa Horton (Bishop) Rice

Robert Bishop b. ca 1740
Edmund/Edward/Edmond Bishop b. ca 1744 d. 1835 ?Lawrence or Spartanburg SC m. Anna Short
- Edmond Short Bishop 1751 - 1830 Dickson County, TN
- William Buchner Bishop b. 8 Jun 1768 d. 22 Jul 1852 El Dorado, Union County, AR
  - Mary Eleanor (Bishop) Carlisle
- George Bishop b. 1771-1780
- Benjamin Bishop 1777- 1823
- Sarah Bishop

Comments

It is not proven that these brothers were the sons of Henry Bishop but I have autosomal matches to many if them. . One story in a history book indicates Edmund and William's parents were Irish who settled first in Lincolnton NC.
The placemnt of which sons belonged to which father is iffy. If Henry's brother John was there he would likely have sons to add to the mix. There is an Elijah and a Green floating around
Edmund attended Boiling Springs Baptist Church in Spartanburg

Land Records

tax list Granville County
- 1750 John Bishop 2
- 1752 Henry Bishop 1
- 1753 Henry Bishop 1 - 1, Jo Bishop 1 - 1, 1754 Henry Bishop 2 - 2 son George John Bishop 1 - 1
- 1755 John Bishop, 1-0-1, Joseph Bishop, 1-0-1, Henry Bishop & Son George, 2-0-2, John Bishop, 1-0-1, Joseph Glover, 1-0-1, Wm Glover & Son Lowry, 2-0-2, George Glover & Negroe Betty, 1-1-2
- 1762 St. John's District Henry, john, & Robert Bisshop 3
Grants:

Henry Bishop 17 Feb 1737 NC 400 a in New Hanover Precint on the ridge near the road to N River joing Black Swamp a Bay Swamp and both side of the Great Pond
Henry Bishop 7 Mar 1736 600 A in N H Precinct on the Sound near Rich Inlet joing Motts line Mr Swann and a Swamp
1751 Joseph Kimbell on Indian creek had land near Henry in Granville County
Survey Henry Bishop 13 May 1757 vacant land between him and Even Rankin, Joseph Kimbell and Henry Evarard

1754 Granville Captain John Glover's Company Bishops: Henry (Sergent), Joseph (Sergent), John, George Glovers : George (Ltn) William (Sergent), John Jr, Joseph Capt. Benjamin Sims’s Company John Bishop (Sergent)
William Glover Bishop, John, and Edmund Bishop get land on Turkey River (I could not pin down this location).Land is near John Miller, James & Issac Brown. Druria Glover, John Rolland are chain bearers.
1736-7 Grants New Hanover George Bishop, Henry Bishop
1736-9 Grants Onslow George Bishop, Henry Bishop, Green Bishop , William Bishop
1753 Grants Granviille John Bishop
1765-6 Grants William Glover Biship, John Bishop, Robert Bishop, Edmond Bishop get land grants in Mecklenburg Robert on Pacolet River and the rest Turkey Creek.
William Glover does not name a daughter Mary. His brother John had a daughter Mary. They had a brother Robert.
1780 Henry, Joseph, Abner, Nichs, Samuel Between Broad and Catawba Rivers, Camden District, John Camden District . William Cheraws District, Robert Spartan District, Ninety Six District
1786 Edmund an Anna Bishop 250 A plus a second one for 50 A Lawson Creek to William Bishop - John Bishop witness
1811 Edmund L (his mark) sells to Barney 46A Standing Stone near William Sr
1821 William Sr to Barney - John Bishop testifing along with Edmund a wirness
1815 Edmund L to John - Soloman, William, Edmund Short as witnesses
In Spartanburg Edmond gets 250 A branch Lawsons Fork 1784 and leases to William Bishop 1785.
Census
- 1790 Bishops: # 12: Nathan 0 1 , William 5 2 , George 3 6 , Edmond 2 1 , Elizabeth 0 1 #11: John 1 1 #15: George 1 1
  1800 Bishops: Group 1: William Group 2: Issac, Elizabeth, Group 3: William, Group 4 Edmond, George, Nathan, Edmon, Group 5 next page : Allen, Henry, John
- 1810 Bishops: Group 1: William, Issac, Elizabeth, Edmond, George, Elijah Group 2: Edmond, Henry Group 3: William L, James, William (desc) , John, Group 4: Allen Group 6 quite a distande away: Joseph
- 1820 Group 1: John, Barney, William, Allen, .Issac, Group 2: William L , Edwd S, Group 3: Henry Group 4 quite a bit further: Edmnd, Solomon Group 5 George, William, Elijah. Edwd

Gen 7	Robert Bishop		Elizabeth
Birth	ca 1740	Granville County	ca 1740
Death	1778 - 1781 killed by Indians	Spartanburg SC	6 Apr 1819(W)
Parents	Henry Bishop	Mary	? William Lewis	? Sarah Martin

Rachel Bishop 🧬 b. 1758 d. after 1851 m. John Watkins¹ d. ~ 1782-3
- 2-3 children
m. George Deavours/Devours² d. 4 Sep 1829
- James Deavours
- Elizabeth Deavours d. after 1860 AL m. William Z Ford d. 1835-40 Cherokee Co. AL
- Christopher Columbus Deavours 🧬 b. 1796 Spartanburg SC d. 17 SEP 1868 Tremont, Itawamba, MS m. Mary Elizabeth "Polly" Spradling
- Issac Bishop Deavours 🧬 b. 24 FEB 1800 ?, Spartanburg District SC d. 18 OCT 1882 Webster Co GA m.Elizabith Jane Freeman
- Sarah Deavours
- Abraham Deavours m. 8 Jan 1829 in Cherokee Co. AL Abigail
- John Deavours b. 8 Sep 1789 m. 13 Feb 1812 Polly W Wood
  - James b. 16 Nov 1812
  - Andrew J b. 15 May 1814
  - Robert B b. 5 May 1816
  - Joel T b. 25 May 1818
  - Matilda W b. 13 Apr 1821
  - William C b. 18 Feb 1823
  - Mary An b. 13 Feb 1825
  - Marion A b. 16 Apr 1827
  - John C b. 26 Feb 1829
  - Rachel K b. 15 Nov 1832
Issac Bishop b. 1766-1774 d. 12 Sep 1821(W) Shiloh Church Spartanburg SC m. Francis Ballenger b. 1770-80 d. after 1830
Phoebe Bishop b. 1770 d. after 1841 m. 14 Nov 1788 Maximilian Conner
Mary Polly Bishop 🧬 b. 1774-5 m. Manly Ford
- Elizabeth Ford
  William Zaddock Ford 🧬 b. 1794 m. Elizabeth Devours
- Myrick H, Ford
- Nancy Ford 🧬 m. Rev Henry Joshia Calvin Wood Jr
- John J Ford
- Sarah Ford
- Mary Polly Ford 🧬 b. 24 DEC 1807 Spartanburg SC d. 28 FEB 1879 Duncan, Spartanburg, SC m. Roberson Smith
- Manly Washington Ford
Lydia Bishop 🧬 b. 1778 d. alive 1853 was Cass Co. GA m. Joseph Lawrence (father James)
- Rebecca Lawrence d. 11 Jan 1886 Hall GA
- Robert Lawrence 🧬 b. 1 Oct 1799 SC d. Jan 1886 Gainsville Hall GA
- Issac Bush Lawrence 🧬 d. 13 Dec 1882 Bank GA
- James Lawrence
- Nancy Ann Lawrence 🧬 Andrew Jackson
Nancy Bishop m. Tinn (John or James?)
Elizabeth Bishop (is she a sister or daughter of Issac or sister-in-law ? she is listed as heir to Robert Bishop)

Land NC and SC

200 A both sides of Packolet River 1 mile above Scull Shoal joing a hill and said river: Patent 26 Sep 1766 (Mecklenburgh) File No 1472 (744); Gr # 315 Bk 18 pg (309 (17, 337) chain bearers Alexr. Killpatrick & James

Mackbee sold 100 A to John Shin 29 Jul 1768 (Mecklenburgh), 1 Aug 1768 (Craven) sold 100 A & plantation house to William Sisson (Edward Bishop witness and Elizabeth listed). This land is actually in Union Co. SC. It was part of land in the disputed area between North and South Carolina so it appears first in Mecklenburgh NC, then Tryon NC, then Craven SC and finally Union Co. SC.

Plat For 200 Acres In Craven County. Date: 4/4/1768

Land Grant For 200 Acres In Craven County. Date: 7/12/1771

Buffalo Creek; Craven County; Fair Forest Creek

300 A on the Lawson's Fork of the Packolet. This is land James Jordon bought in 1773 from Robert Henderson

Robert Henderson was issued 300 acres of land on 04 May 1769 in Mecklenburg County, located "On both sides of Lawson fork the waters of Pocklet". This was recorded in Land Patent Book 20 page 466 as Mecklenburg County Grant # 272. The original request for this land was entered on 05 Jan 1768. It took 1 year and 4 months to issue the grant.

At some undefined point sold to Robert Bishop. It was legally transferred in 1786 to the heirs of Robert Bishop. In 1821 George Deavors, Manly Ford, Elizabeth Bishop, and Joseph Lawrence transferred legal status to Issac. Later this becomes Adam Greenling.'s place in the 1890s

Comments

I have found no evidence of Elizabeth's parents being the Lewis family. It actually appears unlikely as the families never lived near each other. The reason people think she was a Lewis is because of a reference to Davy Lewis's rescue of the 3 children from the Indians. Davy was related to Issac's wife Francis Ballenger and people think the reference is to a relationship to Elizabeth.
Someone thinks that Henry Bishop who died at Hanging Rock is a son but he is one of 4 brothers born in PA and living in another area of SC.
96 District census in 1779 - Abner, Robert, and Samuel Bishop
Robert's estate was inventoried twice. In 1783 the appraisers were Wm Benson, Alexander Ray, Alexr Vernon, and Alexr Killpatrick. Note Alexander Killpatrick was a chain bearer in Scull Shoal location almost 20 years earlier. Could this be Elizabeth's family or did the 2 families move together? The second inventory was 1811. Appraisers were Alexr Roddy, Rowland Johnson, and John Lewis. In the history book the place was near the Adam Greenling place (1890s)
Robert is in the jury list for 1778-9 Spartan District
Issac Bishop has a will dated 13 Jul 1819 (probated 14 Sep 1821). The beneficiaries are wife Frances, and Rachel Deveaux, Phoebe Conner, Polly Ford, Elizabeth Bishop, Nancy Tinn, and Lydia Lawrence. Relationships are not defined.
In a deposition by Rachel Deveaux of Cherokee Co. Georgia she says she attended Phoebe's wedding in the home of her mother Elizabeth Bishop.
Robert was killed by the Indians. Issac, Rachel and a third child were captured by the Indians and held hostage for 6-9 months when the Indians killed their father. The other children were with their mother who was away visiting at Fort Prince. Davy Lewis the future brother-in-law of Issac rescued them. Davy and Issac married Ballenger sisters whose grandmother was Sarah Conner originally from Culpeper related to the Conners. A slave Simon hid but witnessed the attack. You see him in the inventory records of Robert, Elizabeth, and Issac estates.
Rachel applied as war widow of John Watkins 25 Jun 1851 #W7003 aged 93. Her first husband was killed by Tories and her second also served. Around then she was captured by the Indians. Lydia has a letter saying her mother told her Rachel's first husband was John Watkins.
1778-9 Robert Bishop on jury list
A Robert Bishop served in the Rev War (1781-2) and applied for back pay 1 Apr 1788 (turned over to John Miller) but It does not indicate where he was from or who he served under but it is interesting that Max Conner got his pay on 1 Apr 1788 on the same physical page as Robert. I observe a Henry and Robert Bishop in the 1800 census in Waccamaw Co. Any relationship?

Boyce Family Tree

Boyce Name Meaning: Scottish, northern Irish, and English: topographic name for someone who lived by a wood, from Old French bois ‘wood’. English: patronymic from the Middle English nickname boy ‘lad’, ‘servant’, or possibly from an Old English personal name Boia, of uncertain origin.

Gen 9	William Boyce		Mary Delamus
Death	after 9 Jan 1666 -
Parents			Anthony Delamus b. ca 1612 d. 1664	Jane Butterfirld d. by 1673

Jean/Jane Boyce m. Edward Stogstell

Commnets Posted 08 Jan 2015 by Julee Gooding

Boyces Branch:
- 9 Apr 1664 Willliam patened 300 acees in Westover Election District 13 Map #11 On the north side of the north branch of Annamessex Rver
- 27 Dec 1681 Thomas Sewell and wife Jane Sewell sold to Robert Catlin 20 acres of Boyces Branch and Holwell called Contention
- Rent Rolls 1668-1723 Edward Stockdell in right of is wife Joan Stockdell the daughter of William Boyce
William Boyce (d. ca 1667), evidently the first Boyce in Somerset County, May have had origins in Northampton/Accomack Counties, Virginia. A William Boyce was on several headwright lists in Accomack County in the 1660s, as was a John Boyce. William Boyce was executor of the estate of Sarah Delamas (Belamas), sister of his wife Mary. The clerk of Northampton County in 1658 was John Boys. William Boyst was recorded with rights to land for himself and his wife Mary in Somerset County on October 3, 1662. He had surveyed for himself the tract Boyces Branch on the north side of a branch of the Annemessex River onApr 9, 1664. He served on a jury with Roberet Catlin on November 27, 1666. Torrence describes Boyce's family in Old Somerset.
William Boyce wrote his will on January 19, 1665/6, and its probate date is not recorded. In his will William Boyce placed his only daughter Jane, under 15, in the custody of Robert Catlin and Ann his wife until Jane is of age, and makes Catlin his executor. A further suggestion of a relationship between the two families is that William Boyce's tract, Boyce Branch, and Robert Catlin's tract, Cattlyns Lott, each 300 acres, were surveyed the same day and were adjacent to each other. The Catlins came from Accomack County, and the daughter Ann was born in Hungars Parish on October 6, 1661.
sister Jane Delams of N'hampton Co VA
10 Jan 1665 registered cattle mark
1 Apr 1666 Jury

Conner Family Tree

Conner Name Meaning: Irish: variant spelling of Connor, now common in Scotland. English: occupational name for an inspector of weights and measures, Middle English connere, cunnere ‘inspector’, an agent derivative of cun(nen) ‘to examine’.

Lots of detailed information such as census, taxes wills and land details are found in this working docunemt called Conner Working Docunment

Gen 8	James Conner Sr		Margaret
Death	6 Oct - 2 Nov 1725	Spotsylvania, VA (Culpeper today)	1745 - 4 Mar 1751	Culpeper Co., VA
Parents	?Timothy Conner	?Anne

Margaret m. Minor Winn
William b. by 1710 m. Frances Williams (C: John, William, Rice, Francis, Frances, Ann Margaret, George)
Ann m. William Kelley d. by 24 Apr 1751
James Jr m. ca 1747 Elizabeth Zimmerman

Hannah m. William Wood d. 1787 Spartanburg SC
Elizabeth
Sarah m. Frances Ballenger

Conmments

Some have connected James to a James Conner of a Somerset family but that seems quite a distance
1704 King and Queen tax list: Timothy Conner - 1,410 acres
Marguerite will 27 Nov 1751 Culpeper County Virginia Will Book A; pg 43-44 In the Name of God Amen. I MARGARET CONNER (Widow) being weak and sick of body but of perfect mine & memory .. and as touching my Ternpord Affairs hath make this my last Will and Testament first & principally I recommend my Soul to God who gave it & for my body to ye Ground to be Decently buryed .. and for my temporal Estate I give and bequeath unto my beloved Son JAMES CONNOR all that tract of land & plantation whereon I now live it being four hundred acres be ye same more or less.
Item I give etc to my beloved Son WILLIAM CONNOR a Ring of Gold. Item I give etc to my beloved Daughter MARGARET WINN an Equal part of my Waring Cloath. Item I give etc to my beloved Daughter ANN KELLY an Equal part of my War in Cloath. I give etc to my beloved Daughter HANNAH WOOD an Equal part of my Cloaths. Item I give etc to my Daughter ELIZABETH LYNCH an Equal part of my cloaths. Item I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter SARAH BALYNGER an Equal part of my cloaths. My desiere is that my Waring Cloaths be equally divided amongst all my Daughters at my death. Item all the rest of my personal Estate of what kind soever as well Negroes, as Cattle, hogs, horses and all my household furniture and the crops at my death, then made or making, to him and his heirs forever ( no name shown). And lastly my desire is that my just Debts be paid and discharged and my funeral expences by my said in James Conner who I appoint my whole & sole Exr. of this my last Will and Testament .. In Witness whereof this forth day of March One thousand seven hundred & forty fore five. Presence MARY STOKES, Margreat (M) Connor JOHN HACKLEY, JUDITH HACKLEY
At a Court held for Culpeper County on Thursday the 16th of May 1751 This last Will and Testament of Margaret Connor decd was exhibited into Court by James Connor the Executor therein named, was proved by oaths of witnesses thereto, sworn to by the said Jas. Connor and Certificate is granted him for obtaining a Probat thereof he having given security as the Law directs And it Is ordered that William Connor Heir at Law to the Testatrix who resides in the County of Caroline be summoned to appear at the next Court to contest the validity of the said Will if he thinks fit. And at a Court held for County of Culpeper Fryday the 22d day of November 1751. The said William Connor Heir at Law of the said Margaret being duly summoned declared he had no objections to make to the said Will Therefore the some is ordered to be recorded.
Tax rolls: 1764 James, John
They held land known as "Guineys" in Caroline County, VA and at the Great Fork of the Rappahannock.
Margaret Conner lived in the Great Fork of the Mattapony.
He was involved in many many court cases.

Gen 7	James Conner Jr		Elizabeth Zimmerman
Birth	NOV 1725	Caroline, VA	1726	Culpeper, VA
Death			1766	Culpeper, VA
Parents	James Conner	Margaret Butler	Johann Christopher "Hans" Zimmerman	Anna Elizabetha Albrecht

John Conner m. Winefred
Uriah Conner d. 1805-1808 m. Margaret Johnston
- Boley Conner d. 29 Oct by 1837?? (age 61) Prairie Point (Estate notice Macon Herald 12 Mar 1842) Noxubee MS m. Francis Young b. 19 Dec 1770 d. 27 Aug 1847
  - ?William. F. Conner b. 24 Apr 1814 d. 13 Aug 1885 ?1853 state census
- Uriah Conner 🧬 b. 2 Mar 1783 SC d. 11 Mar 1850 Winston Co. MS m. ca 1813 Rebecca Chapplear b. 1797 MD d. 1887 (1850 in Winston MS)
  - Elizabeth J Conner 🧬 b. 3 NOV 1812 Franklin Co GA d. h MAR 1879 Winston, MS m. Asa Kemp Kilpatrick
  - Boley J Conner b. 24 May 1817 GA d. 28 Jul 1898 m. ca 1845 Ann L Fraweek b. 1811 AL d. by 1880 m. Forbes first with 3 children (C: Uriah b. 1846 MS , Rebecca b. 1846 MS, John H b. 1849 MS, Martha F, Thomas D, Henreitta E, Lucian A, Lucy, Julia, W. C., Mary) (1850 Attala MS)
  - Uriah M Conner b. 7 Dec 1826 AL d. 1 Oct 1857 Conner Cem. Attala Co. MS m. Catherine b. 1833 AL (1850 Winston MS)
  - John Lewis Conner b. ca 1829 AL
  - Juliet Cassandra Conner b. 1833 AL
  - Gabriel R Conner b. 1834 MS
- John Conner d. ?MS m. 7 Aug 1812 Franklin Co. GA Mary ?Polly? Chapplear
- Catherine Conner b. ca 1780 d. May - 13 Jul 1852 Winston Co. MS m. ca 1800 Columbia SC Thomas Davis
Maximilian Conner b. 14 Oct 1762 Culpeper Co. VA d. 27 Nov 1834 TN m. 14 Nov 1788 SC Phoebe Bishop
Boley Conner
? James b. 30 Oct 1758 Culpeper Co. VA d. 18 Oct 1839
Christopher Conner 🧬 b. 1756 d. 1799 m. Elizabeth Ann Boggs
- Frederick Conner b. 1780 Abbeville SC
- Jonathan Conner
- James Conner
- Elizabeth Conner ?🧬 m. Bryant Bullard
- John Conner

Comments

VA James Connor of St. Mark’s Parish, Culpeper County, planter, and Elizabeth his wife to John Bartley of the same county. For –L-90 current money, 288 acres in the Great Fork of Rappahannock River which was formerly granted to Christopher Zimmerman, deceased, father to Elizabeth Conner [sic] by patent 25 Aug 1731 for 440 acres and by Zimmerman’s last will and testament 30 Nov 1748 given to the said Elizabeth… on the west side of Potato Run … Carter’s old line…. James Connor Elizabeth Connor
Records Of The Ancestry Of John Park Cravens hendescribs his Conner ancestry but some details are contradixted by the paper trai. What is clear is that his grandfather was Asbury B Conner

Gen 6	Maximilian Conner		Phoebe Bishop
Birth	14 Oct 1762	Culpeper Co. VA	1770
Death	27 Nov 1834	Greene/Cocke Co. TN	after 1841
Parents			Robert Bishop	Elizabeth
Misc.	Farmer
Marriage	14 Nov 1788	Bowling Green, Spartanburg Co. SC

Benjamin Franklin Conner b. 9 Sep 1789 d. 9 Jan 1859 Jackson Co. IL m. Sarah Osborne
- William Conner d. 22 Jul 1822 - moved to IL in 1812
- John Asgill Conner b. 14 Jul 1823 IL d. 2 Apr 1875 m. 20 Nov 1845 Margaret C. Harreld (James Harreld b. ca 1849, Josephine b. 16 Nov 1851 d.20 Oct 1868, James b. ca 1851, Frances b. ca 1854, Sarah, Asgil b. ca 1859, Benjamin b. ca 1867, Asgill b. 30 Sep 1868 d. 21 Oct 1869). He helped found Carbondale and was scientific farmer
- Isaac Conner d. 15 Aug 1823
- Sarah d. 1825
- Cyrene/Serene Conner b. 1826 m. 15 Jan 1855 Jacob Stroh b. 1829 PA (lived with B.F. in 1850) - neither found in 1860
- ?Sophronia Conner m. Dr. James Roberts
- Jefferson Gatewood Conner b. 1830 d. 29 Oct 1877 m. 16 Oct 1867 Addie H Michaels
  - Abbie Conner b. ca 1869
- William H. Conner b. 1831
- Noiless Conner d. 14 Apr 1847
Charlotte Conner b. 14 Mar 1791 SC d. 11 Dec 1862 Jackson Co. IL m. Samuel Etherton Jr.
James Harvey Conner 🧬 b. 10 May 1792 GA d. 1870-5 m. 13 Mar 1813 Cocke Co. TN Margaret Easterly (they divorced), m. 20 Jun 1824 Hall Co. GA Elizabeth Swofford b. ca 1806
- Phoebe Susannah Conner b. ca 1828 m. William Clark
- James S Conner b. ca 1829 d. 1906 m.
- Maximilian Haney Conner 🧬 b. ca 9 Sep 1832 d. 2 Feb 1909 m. 25 Dec 1849 Margaret Evaline Phagans
- Robert Franklin Conner 🧬 b. ca 1834 d. 1919 m. Sarah H Phagans
- Moses J Conner 🧬 b. ca 1836 m. Eliza C Bentley
- Elizabeth Conner b. ca 1840
- Catherine S Conner b. ca 1843
- John Deanns Conner 🧬 b. ca 1848
John M Conner b. 6 Oct 1794 m. 23 Jun 1814 Cocke Co. TN Susanna Armitage, 17 Dec 1818 Mary Paugh, 15 Jul 1823 Fanny Atkins
Elizabeth Conner b. 18 Oct 1796 d. 1821 m. 11 Jun 1814 Cocke Co. TN Robert Cureton (he m. 2nd Sarah Webb}
- Rev William Cureton b. ca 1815
- Charity Cureton d. 14 Ot 1887 Newport TN m. Jacob P Reagan b. 13 Apr 1817
Winefred B Conner b. 19 Aug 1798 SC d. 4 Aug 1868 Cocke Co. TN m. 14 Aug 1818 Richard Cureton
- Phoebe Caroline b. 31 Mar 1819
- Louisa Charlotte b. 12 Nov 1820
- Mary Elizabeth b. 19 May 1823
- Alexander C b. 8 May 1825 d. 1874 Leon Co. TX m. 16 Feb 1860 Martha Ann Mitchell
- Parmela Britania b. 25 Mar 1827
- Sarah Mariah b. 19 Jul 1829
- Lewis Franklin b. 25 Nov 1831
- Richard Marion b. ca 1834
- Winifred Malinda b. 12 Nov 1838 d. 25 Nov 1843
Issac Conner b. 1800 - mentioned in 1839 as going to Kentucky to buy a horse
Thomas Conner b. 17 Dec 1803
Maximilian Haney Conner 🧬 SC b. 2 Jan 1805 d. 7 Jun 1893 Salem Co. (Meigs) TN m. 1831 Martha Palmer
- Mary Elizabeth Conner b. 19 Feb 1832 m. John Craighead
- Mack Conner b. 2 May 1833 d. 6 Aug 1918m. 2 Jan 1855 Margaret C Gross Meigs TN
- Thomas Conner b. 16 Jan 1835 m. Violet Witt
- Phoebe Caroline Conner b. 9 May 1836 m. Jim Baker
- Sarah Conner b. 4 Jan 1838
- Mariah b. 11 May 1840
- James Madison Conner b. 3 Jan 1842 m. Jane Bare
- Martha Jane Conner 🧬 b. 16 Apr 1842 d. 6 Apr 1933 m. Silas Witt
- William Franklin Conner b. 7 Jan 1845 d. 14 Mar 1898 m. Laura Adelaide McGill Conner Hotel Chattanooga, Hamilton Co. TN
- Permelia Brittania Conner 🧬 b. 13 Nov 1846 d. 30 Nov 1928 m. 8 Sep 1866 John Wesley Poark
- John Conner b. 20 Mar 1848 d. 1848
- Victoria Daleska Conner 🧬 b. 10 Mar 1850 d. 16 Jul 1921 m. 16 Sep 1866 John Lewis
- VA Ann Conner b. 2 Mar 1852 d. 23 Oct 1934 m. William Marion Roark
- Margaret (Jane) Ellen b. 20 Jan 1854 m. Silias Witt
- Francis Asbury Conner b. 16 Dec 1855 m. Sue Francher
- Samuel Alexander Conner b. 27 Oct 1857 m. Mary McClanahan
Mary Conner b. 15 Nov 1807 m. ?28 Oct 1824 Knox Co. TN Moses Cox (his mother in law was Milly Conner living with them in 1850 census & Mary was 47 so I doubt this marriage)
Britannia Conner 🧬 b. 19 Aug 1810 TN d. 18 Feb 1877 Cocke Co. TN buried old Slate Creek Cem near Bybee m. Moses Driskill b. 12 Nov 1809 d. 16 Jun 1872 (did she marry a ? White or ? Dawson before she died?)
- Phoebe Driskill b. ca 1831
- David M Driskill b. 13 Dec 1832 d. 9 Apr 1886 Bybee TN bur Arms Church m. Phoebe Emaline Witt b. 1835 d. 1897 (C: Miriam, Richard, Mary Eliza, Nathan, Julie, Rose Bell, Marion, Willie, Flora)
- Mahal Driskill b. 4 Mar 1835 d. 24 Nov 1895 bur Slate Creek Cem m. Sarah E b. 11 Apr 1845 d. 14 Jun 1926
- Winefred Driskill b. ca 1836
- Richard Driskill b. ca 1838
- Benjamine F Driskill b. ca 1840 m. Narcissa
- Moses E Driskill b. 5 Apr 1845
- Mary H Driskill 🧬 b. 8 Aug 1846 d. 29 Sep 1884 m. Alexander Dawson b. 26 Jul 1844 d. 8 Dec 1905 (C: Abraham, D F, W m. Martha L)
- Martha P Driskill b. 8 Aug 1846 d. 10 May 1880 m. Joseph Breeden
- Pleasant E Driskill b. ca 1850 probably died young
Madison Conner b. 23 Dec 1812 m. ?Christian Fraisure, ?25 Sep 1839 Knox Co. TN Polly Sharp

Resided

Culpeper Co. VA
Spartanburg Co. SC
?1792 birth of son GA, 1793 Georgia militia, 1795 (land) Franklin Co. GA and then back to Spartenburg?
Greene/Cocke Co. TN near Thomas Palmer

Maximilian Conner Revolutionary War Pension Application

When Maximilian applied for a pension in his old age, he gave a long account of his experience in the war. Hugh Allen of Cocke County, TN typed up this from that pension application.

He related that he was born in Culpepper County, Virginia, October 14, 1762. His first experience as a soldier were none too happy. He tells that he was drafted and entered in the service of the militia of South Carolina in the District of Ninety-Six in the year 1779 under the command of Col. Williamson, marched to Augusta, from thence on to Savannah, but some distance below Augusta we were met by the British and Tories, forced to retreat, recross the river at Augusta, they came in pursuit until they came to (name of town illegible) ... they took in possession. At this time he was only 16 or 17 years old.

After this inglorious episode, Maximilian left the service, his three month enlistment having apparently expired before he saw other action. “For this service I received a discharge. he recounts, but not considering it of any value, I took no care of it. “

But time marched on, and to quote,
“In the year 1780, immediately after the taking of Charlestown, I entered the service again as a volunteer under Captain Parsons and continued in the service until the end of the war after the taking of Cornwallis in 1781. Under Captain Parsons I was engaged sometimes against the Tories, and at other times against the Tories and British. I was with Captain Parsons at the battle of Black Stocks under the-command of General Sumpter. I was also at the siege of Augusta, attached to Col. Shelby's regiment, .and in a scrimmage at Briar Creek with the Tories.

I was also at Eutaw Springs on the day of the battle, (September 8, 1781) but not in time to join Greens' army in the engagement. Capt. Parson, three others and myself being sent to Greene's army to procure ammunition.

The object, as I understand of Parson's volunteers, was to oppose the British, who were making their way up the country, and to defeat the Tories in their aid to the British and their depredations ... In this service we were daily engaged, but not with much success, as the Tories, aided by the British, were the strongest party, and took possession of the country.

Captain Parsons' company, however, kept the Tories down in his surrounding neighborhood, and Whenever the American army came in our reach we joined it, as was the cases when we had the battle at Black Stocks.

General Sumpter ... designed retaking Ninety-Six, and we were ordered to join him, but before we did join his army he made a retreat, but we followed on by a near cut and joined his army before Tarlton, came up at Black Stocks Ford where he had the battle and we killed, to. the best of my recollection, ninety-two British. After the battle Sumpter crossed the river (Tiger) and there we separated and returned to the defense of the settlements. In this engagement General Sumpter was wounded and Col. Hampton was the only principal officer I knew.

We later joined Col. Pickens and made an attempt to retake Ninety-Six, but did not succeed. Maximilian goes on to state that he ended up the war at Savannah, under the command of General Wayne at the evacuation of the place in the spring of 1782. “

He marched home and was discharged in June or July. He recalls that he received a state certificate for his service which I sold for a discount of two for one. He doesn't know the amount, but this was apparently the only pay he ever received for his services. Maximilian Conner received his pension, $100.00 per year from 1831 until his death, November 27, 1834. Thereafter his wife received a pension of $49.30 per year. Thus Maximilian had been out of the army for forty-nine years before he started getting a pension.

Grant deeds for Maximilian Conner from the state of South Carolina

Comments

Max served in Rev. War 1779-1781 (Black Sticks, siege of Augusta GA and Eutaw Springs) Pension W-75 SC. Militia
In 1793 he spent a year patrolling the banks of the Tugaloo River in the Gum Log District of Georgia in the Georgia militia.
Maximilian Haney in 1779 in the old 96 district. Was this were Max Jr's middle name came from?
Was an uncle of Max Haney a Nat Conner ?
Phoebe lived with the Driskills in 1840.
The marriage records may not match. There was more than one Conner family in Cocke Co. at the time.
Who was Julius Conner 1830 census m. Catherine Cobb (C: Bathsheba m. William Henderson)
A John & Rachel were members of Bush River Monthly Meeting in Newberry District SC in late 1700's early 1800's.

Delamus Family Tree

Gen 10	Anthony Delamus		Jane Butterfirld
Birth	1612	Portugal
Death	1664		by 1673
Parents

Mary Delammus m. William Boyce
Sarah b. abt 1650 , d. before 1665, not married
Jane b. Jan1650/51, possibly Accomac County, (now VA) or Pocomoke, Somerset, MD m.Thomas Manlove, 29 Sep 1667

Commnets

Delamus, DeLamas, Dillimas, Dillmus, Delmas, Deleymos, Deleymas, Delymaas, DeLamaas
Antonio Deleymos was a Portuguese servant to Col. Trafford of VA. In a court deposition given at St. Mary's Co. MD in Jan 1642/43. By 1657 he was a freeman and living on the Eastern shore of VA. He disappears from the list of titheables by 1664.
SSAnthony Delamonms recieved 30 lashes fro taking and bartering away goods from his employer Capt.John Sibsey 4th Mar 1628/39
Anthony Delamase and Jane Butterfield each recieved 30 lashes for living together in 1642 and kept separat until they amrried , They lived in Lower Norfolk VA. Institutional History of Virginia in the Seventeenth Century By Philip Alexander Bruce-p.46
From Joan Spiker: At the MD State Archives is an entry in the St. Mary's Court Records dated 16 Jan 1642(our 1643) in which Antonio Deleymas, a Portugese (servant) belonging to Col. Trafford of Virginia gives a deposition. There is no doubt that this is the same Anthony Delamus that begins appearing in the Northampton Co. Court records in 1657 as a free man. Along the way he married, had three daughters, and acquired property. When he died in 1664 he left a nuncupative will leaving his estate to be divided between his 2 unmarried daughters, Sarah and Jane. Mary had already been provided for when she married William Boyce. Within the year Sarah died also, leaving her estate to be divided between her sisters Jane Delamus and Mary Boyce with Mary's husband the administrator. William Boyce moved to Somerset Co. MD by 1665 when he claims land for transporting himself, wife Mary, daughter Jane, and sister in law Jane Delamus (who was then 14). Just over 1 year later William and his wife Mary were both dead leaving infant Jane Boyce to be raised by neighbors. By 1667 Jane Delamus married Thomas Manlove. Later in the Somerset County Court Records Thomas Manlove sues Robert Catlin (the guardian of Jane Boyce) for his wife's share of her deceased sister Sarah's estate. Jane Boyce grew up in the Catlin household and married my ancestor, Thomas Sewell when she was 14.
September 29, 1668 Somerset Co. MD Court Recs.: Wheras Sarah DeLamaas deceased left her estate in the hands of William Boyce of Annanessex to the value of 4048 lbs. of tobacco appraised to the value by persons ordered to appraise ye the same by the court of Accomac in Va. and your petitioner the hands of Robert Caitlen executor in trust to ye said William Boyse which he denyeth and scrupleth to deliver.
At A County Cort: helld the nineth day of September in ye 42 yeare of the Dominion of the Rt: honr:ble Caecilius &c Ao: Do: 1673
This bill bindeth me William Boyes my heires executors: or admrs: to pay or Cause to be payd unto William Kendall his heires or assignes ye Just summe of sixteene hundred fifty one (1651) pound of principall Good tobacco and Caske the tenth day of october next Insueing this date in northampton County in virga: as wittnes my hand this twenty fifth day of January one thousand six hundred sixty and three Wm: Boys
wittnes John Kendall Jno: sserebee pr Contr Cr:
Due upon the ballance of this bill . 967
Stopped by major Andrews . . . 125 By Deparkes for
To Tho: Deparkes for A Coffin . . 100 Jane Delamas } 1788
To Robt harison pd: pr Cattlins ordr: 100
Augst: 27 To 7 pare of shoes of Cattlin . . . . 496
1673 1788
Wm: Kendall

Etherton Family Tree

Etherton Name Meaning: English: variant of Atherton which is English: habitational name from a place near Manchester named Atherton, from the Old English personal name Æ{dh}elhere + Old English tun ‘settlement’.

Migration path for Samuel Etherton Haplogroup R-FT84741 Mutation Tracker Path

Description of Haplogroup Mutation Tracker

Samual Etherton ancestry via DNA

Several Samuel Ehterton direct male descendants have taken a Y-DNA tests with 2 upgrading to a Big Y which helps us reach back in time the best.. Y-DNA is based on the fact that few mutations occur between a father and son on their y-chromosome which a male only inherits from his father. So all direct male defendants of Samuel Ehterton will have an identical Y-DNA results or fairly close. Close matches on a Y-DNA test indicate 2 men have a common male ancestor through a direct male connection. The results do not point us to a specific connection but they rule in or out they are related and give some idea how remote the connection is. In this case we do not know the specific ancestors of Samuel are but they do give us some important insights.

What have we learned from these Y-Dna test especially the Big Y test.

The original name was Atherton not Etherton.
The Ethingtons of VA are unrelated.
Samuel Etherton decendants have no close DNA lines to us such we the prior generations to Samiel . But there are many DNA lines related back in Enfland. The lines are listed in order based on closest to us.They are seem to all have come orginally from Lancashire England.
1. Line 1 William Atherton b. 1535 - Richard Atherton b.1572 Lancashire England - James Atherton b. 1612 - Richard Atherton b. 1639 Lancashire England - John Atherton b. 1664 Lancashire England - William Atherton b. 1697 Lancashire England - John Atherton b. 1722 Lancashire England
2. Line 2 in next closest dna wise.. They are Faircloths. The name Faircloth is probably to donote their occupation. The earlist is William Faircloth b. 1663 Lancashire England - it splits into 2 lines a son William Faircloth b. 1696 Isle of Writght VA and a grandson through a different son William Faircloth b. 1723 Isle of Writght VA Faircloth The son's line moves to NC and the grandson's line moves to a different area of NC and then the line goes to KY.
3. Line 3 Next further away James Aterton b. 1624 Lancashire England - James Aterton b. 1654 Lancaster MA then that lines goes to PA and NY
4. Line 4 John Aterton b. 1625 Lancashire England down through severl Athertons in same area - Aaron Aterton b. 1654 MD - 2 sons who went to KY. It includes the Ethertons of KY. Given that they spelled their name the same as Samuel and that Samuel spent time in the smae state before moving to IL, I thought they might be related. They are but back a many many generations.
5. Line 5 We have a name change to Hererington. John Hetherington b. 186 Tyone Co England

So even though we do not know Samuals parents or close relatives such as couisn we are lucky that some of his closest DNA connection have traced their lines back quite far. Its clear the orginal name was Atherton which was mispelled in more than one way at some point. We also know that at some point Samuel Ehterton's ancestors lived in Lancashire England for many generations. How many gernerations back to be born in Lancashire England is unclear. Samuel's father? grandfather? further back? But least we know it was an extensive family with many branches who have descnedants who have taken a y-dna ttest. So what next? We hope for more men who show up with y-dna tests to fill in the tree.

Gen 6	Samuel Etherton Sr.
Birth	1748	Jamaica? VA?
Death	1832	Jackson Co. IL
Misc.	Farmer

Thomas Granston Etherton 🧬, b. 16 Nov 1783 VA d. 7 Jan 1847 m. ca 1805 Jennie Jane Lipe (C: Nancy Ann 🧬,, Thomas Jr., Charlotte E 🧬,, Elizabeth M 🧬,, William Carroll 🧬,, Micajah, James Everett b. ca 1810 d. 15 Jan 1849 m. 1826 Cocke Co. TN Margaret Meridith, Jenny Jane, George Washington 🧬,, Andrew Jackson, Henry Harrison, Julia Ann)
Samuel Jr. Etherton b. 13 May 1790 d. 19 Apr 1846 Jackson Co. IL m. 13 Nov 1809 Charlotte Conner
Micajah Etherton 🧬, b. 1791 TN d. by 12 Jan/Jun 1841 m. 7 Jun 1817 Greene/Cocke Co. TN Rachel Faubin/Farlin d. by 1851 m. 1845 William Brown Arnett (C: Alvin H, ?, William Anderson 🧬,, ?, James Alexander, ?, Micajah Hamilton, Jane 🧬,)
William Etherton ?🧬,b. ?1793 m. 21 Oct 1813 Greene Co. TN Sally Lockland (C: James H b. 1825 m. Lavinia Davis (C: Susannah), William m. 1844 Margaret Reese, Mary Jane m. 1843 Henry Stewart, Margaret b. 1809 m. 1844 William Umsted (C: John, Emelia, Martha))

Resided

Moved to VA 1760's
Moved to TN 1780's
Moved to IL 1818 - Land: Jackson Co. Section 15, Township 10S Range 02W Section Part W2SW Section 26, Township 8S Range 03W Section Part NENE

Comments

A Samuel Etherton arrived James City VA 1643 on ship Richard Kemp.but no proof he is connected
Was Thomas's son son James the one who married at 16 in TN?
Indentured servant - James - St. Brides Fleet St. London - 4 yr. Jamaica - 18 S. 6 Nov 1733 108 - John Taylor of London yeoman b. 1715 d.1787 (was this his father?)

Kentucky

Mrs. Etherton - widow of Rev War 1840 - Franklin Co. age 90 (Northern Div)
Likely DNA connection Moses b. 1760 d. 3 Oct 1852 Green Co. KY m. 18 May 1789 Nelson Co. KY Rachel Skaggs (C: Maleone, William, Elijah, Sally, Stephen, Moses Jr, Female one, Ruth, Nancy, Male two, Jerusa)
Joshua b. 1785 m. Mary (C: William b. 1818 KY, Wilson Perry)
John b. 1801 VA m. Catherine Rogers (C: Perry, Mary, Polly, Joshua, George, Anna, Nancy, Swan, William T, John, Howard Moppen, Sarah Ann, Nann, Wilson, David Hayes)

Tennessee

Samuel: TN survey 1 Nov 1814-1816 6th district #1551
TN 1830 census William Sevier Co: 111001-2110011
1840 Cocke Co. James Etherton b. ca 1780-1790 00222001 -01200010001- resided by the Easterlys - no sign of him in census in 1830 or 1850
James, Pleasant 1839 tax list
Showing results for Micajah Torrey Search instead for Macajah Torrey Micajah was in the East TN Drafted Military of 1812 under Col. Bayless Capt. Jones
Samuel bought land in Greene Co. Aug 1797 Book 6 Pg. 141-2
George b. 1820 m. Julia Parrott (C: Susan D, Charles, James, Sarah, Mary, William, Job, Smith, Mollie)
William Etherton m. Sally Lackland (C: Margaret m. William Umsted)
Green Co., TN Deed Book 3, pp. 313-314: State of North Carolina, Grant #1075 to Samuel ETHERTON, 100 acres in Greene Co. on the south side of the Nolichucky River on Clay Lick Creek. Registered 25 Nov 1793.
Douthat, James. Jefferson Co., Tennessee Will Book I, 1792-1810, p. 9-11: "An inventory of the estate of Abijah FOWLER, deceased, returned by Eleanor FOWLER, administratrix ..." (list of buyers at sale included Samuel ETHERTON) "the sale net was $244.64 returned on November 23, 1793 by Ealeanor FOWLER and Robert McFARLAND."
Houston, Sandra Kelton. Minutes of the Court of Common Pleas, Green Co., TN, 1797-1807, p. ? : "February Session 1797 - a deed of conveyance from Richard SCRUGGS to Samuel ETHERTON of 150 acres, Aug 1797 was proven by oath of Daniel KENNADY and admitted to record. 7 S paid.
Greene County, TN Tax List, Taxable Property of Captain William White'sCompany for the year 1798: Samuel Etherington, 250 acres, Nob Creek, 1 white poll
Greene County, TN Tax List, A list of Taxable Property Taken Off the Bounds of Capt. White's Company in Greene County and Added to Cocke County: Samuel > Etherton, 250 acres, Knob Creek, 1 white poll
Eddlemon, Sherida K. Genealogical Abstracts from Tennessee Newspapers 1791-1808, p. 15: The Tennessee Gazette,Apr 1, 1801, Vol.1, No. 49 "Greene Co., TN, Coll. Dist. #2 - The following tracts of land are being sold on the first Tuesday of May next for non-payment of a direct tax: Samuel ERHERINGTON 175 acres on Bald Knob (Creek)"
Whitely, Tennessee Genealogical Records, 1981: "Surveyor's certificate #1551 issued to Samuel ETHERTON between 1 November, 1814 and May, 1816 in the 6th District of Tennessee." (Photocopy of grant from TN State Archives microfilm roll #63 is faint but my reading is that Samuel ETHERTON was granted 25 acres from an original grant of 200 acres to Isaac THOMAS. The land was located along or near a Knob Creek and adjoined land owned by a CONWAY, Cocke Co., TN. The document was dated 11 May, 1821.
William Etherton Jr b. 1828 DNA connection to descendants

Illinois

Showing results for Micajah Torrey Search instead for Macajah Torrey Micajah county commissioner 1828, justice 1829, sheriff 1838
Thomas Sr. moved to Jackson in 1828 from TN
Samuel Sr. signed for Jr. to be a constable in 1823
Union Co: John, Samuel, Moses, Aaron - Atherton/Etherton
James & Elizabeth E. divorced 1831
James Etherton served in the Black Hawk War 1831-2 Jackson Co. A Jenkins company

Gen 5	Samuel Etherton Jr.		Charlotte Conner
Birth	13 May 1790	Cocke Co. TN	14 Mar 1789	Spartanburg SC
Death	19 Apr 1846	Jackson Co. IL	4 Dec 1863	Jackson Co. IL
Burial	family farm		family farm
Parents	Samuel Etherton Sr.		Maximilian Conner	Phoebe Bishop
Misc.	Farmer
Marriage	13 Nov 1809	Cocke Co. TN

Benjamin Franklin Etherton b. 19 Aug 1810 Cocke Co. TN d. 19 Aug 1810 Cocke Co. TN
Samuel Tasker Etherton b. 28 Sep 1811 Cocke Co. TN d. 7 Apr 1854 Perry Co. IL m. Rebecca Hull (C: Sirrilda Escalana, Eagan A, Alonso, Melissa, Sarah, Harmon, Mary, Maximilian H, Charlotte)
Lucinda Etherton b. 4 Jul 1813 Cocke Co. TN d. 15 Dec 1872 Jackson Co. IL m. John M. Hanson (C: Edwin, Henry b. ca 1836, Charlotte b. ca 1844, Mary)
Maria Etherton b. 25 Dec 1815 Cocke Co. TN d. 13 Jun 1832 Jackson Co. IL
Elizabeth Jane Etherton b. 6 Feb 1818 Cocke Co. TN d. 1854 m. 1837 James Brush¹ (C: Edgar, Elkanah b. ca 1840, George b. ca 1842, Mary J b. ca 1844, James b. a 1847, Samuel Tasker), m. 6 Sep 1853 Israel Blanchard²
Maximilian H. Etherton 🧬 b. 14 Oct 1823 Jackson Co. IL d. 18 Nov 1851 Jackson Co. IL m. 9 May 1847 Hannah Edwards (C: James Milton 🧬, Charles Samuel, Elizabeth Jane)
Phoebe Carolyn Etherton b. 19 Dec 1825 Jackson Co. IL d. 20 Dec 1825 Jackson Co. IL
Julia Etherton b. 14 Jul 1826 Jackson Co. IL d. 13 Aug 1867 Jackson Co. IL m. 1 Nov 1841 Daniel Brush (C: Rowland, Lucinda b. ca 1844, George, Julia b. ca 1846, Mariah, Daniel Harmon b. ca 1848, Charles Eliphalet b. ca 1849, Frances Alathon, Richard Duddeno b. ca 1854, Charlotte b. ca 1859, Nora b. ca 1863)
Charlotte Etherton b. 1 Jan 1827 d. 11 Jul 1834

Resided

Cocke Co. TN
1840, 1850 census - Jackson Co. IL - Land: Jackson Co. Section 29, Township 9S Range 02W Section Part E2SE

Comments

He bought land May 4 1821 East TN land Grant Book 6 pg. 231 Cocke Co
Farm was on the RIDGE about 6 mi. S of Brownsville on the main rd leading from St. Louis N to Cairo beyond
Samuel: Justice 1820, Sheriff 1836, Incorporation of River Nav. 1843

Gen 4	Samuel Tasker Etherton 3rd		Rebecca Hull
Birth	26 Sep 1811	Cocke Co. TN	9 May 1809	TN
Death	7 Apr 1854	Perry Co. IL	24 Sep 1877	Perry Co. IL
Burial	9 Mile Baptist Cem	Du Quoin Perry Co. IL	9 Mile Baptist Cem	Du Quoin Perry Co. IL
Parents	Samuel Etherton Jr.	Charlotte Conner	Richard Hull	Nancy Ann Stockstill
Misc.	Farmer	Baptist		Baptist
Marriage	1829	Jackson Co. IL

Sirrilda Escalana Etherton b. 4 Jun 1830 Jackson Co. IL d. 17 Sep 1827 Centralia IL m. 30 Jan 1851 Jonathan Rice (C: Justin E., Julia O., Charles Rollin, Jonathan Oswyn, Edward Y., Samuel Tasker Etherton, Harriet (Hattie), Mary)
Eagan A. Etherton b. 21 Sep 1831 IL d. 21 Jul 1832 IL
Alonso Etherton b. 10 May 1833 IL d. 30 May 1863 Vicksburg MS m. 8 Oct 1857 Loisa J. Keith b. ca 1839 (she m. 2^nd Frances Spurgeon)
- Charles b. 1 Jul 1858 d. 12 Sep 1864
- Florence A b. Jan 1859 d. after 1920 m. 5 Dec 1886 Benjamin Jacobs b. Aug 1859 IL d. 1911 (All alive and together in 1910 in Murphysboro - William moved to 615 S Mission Wenatchie Chelan WA by Jun 1917 with mother and Ardell in 1920.
  - Edith Jacobs b. Sep 1888
  - Annie Jacobs b. Oct 1889
  - William Jacobs b. 23 Jul 1890 (single in 1930)
  - Ardell Ben Jacobs b. Jan 1895 d. 12 Aug 1942 Okanogan WA m. ca 1921 Agnes J b. ca 1895 IL (says veteran in 1930 - WW1?)
    - Billy Jacobs b. ca 1925
  - Robert S Jacobs b. Dec 1897
Melissa Etherton 🧬 b. 13 Jan 1835 IL d. 6 Dec 1924 Benton Franklin Co. IL m. 8 May 1856 Jesse McCollum (brother to Mary's husband Tillman - also Jesse served in the Civil War) b. Oct 1834 d. 17 Apr 1910
- Emma E b. Sep 1858 d. 3 Apr 1941 Benton IL m. 12 Feb 1880 Benjamin J Smith (granddaughter Ethel T b. ca 1913)
  - Samuel J Smith b. Oct 1886 m. 26 Aug 1912 Bertha G Sullens (C: Mildred M b. ca 1920
  - Clarence A Smith b. 6 Feb 1888 m. Ethal M (C: Theone b. ca 1913, Loretta M b. ca 1915, Lourettte b. ca 1918
  - Curtis Smith b. Oct 1891
  - Ernest Smith b. Sep 1893
  - Mable Smith b. Mar 1897 m. ? Burge
- Albert F. McCollum 🧬 b. 9 Jan 1859 d. 1 Nov 1939 Orofino Clearwater ID m. 11 Feb 1891 Latah Co. ID Effie E Bracy (father Milo b. Jan 1836) b. 18 Apr 1867 IO d. 30 Jul 1942 Lewiston Nez Perce ID - resided 1 Mar 1885 - Wild Cat, Elk, KA - 1900 Big Eddy, Nez Perce ID - 1910 Orofino, Nez Perce Co. ID - 1920-30 Canyon, Clearwater Co. ID - they ran a hotel and she was county treasurer in Orofino)
  - Albert D McCollum b. Nov 1891 d. by 1910
  - Jesse Milo McCollum b. 25 Sep 1894 Moscow ID - lived in Gifford ID WW1 draft well driller (with parents in 1920 - not found 1930 and not living at time of Mother's death)
  - Melissa McCollum b. 13 Aug 1904 Summit d. May 1983 Lewiston ID m. 22 Dec 1928 Portland Paul W Hyatt b. 26 Jun 1901 Coquille OR d. 19 Aug 1971 Lewiston ID
    - John R Hyatt b. 21 Jul 1934 d. 22 Jan 1998 Coleville WA
    - Jerome Hyatt d. 1971-1983 lived in Lewiston in 1971
    - Rase Marie Hyatt b. 7 Sep 1930 m. Will Sheidan Defenbach b. 13 May 1926 d. 1 Mar 2001 Boise ID
- Luella McCollum b. Aug 1862 d. 1900-1904 m. 15 Nov 1893 Albert Mooneyham b. Oct 1869 IL d. 17 Nov 1916 Benton (he m. 2nd 14 Feb 1904 Emma Gulley Wright widow of L C Wright)
  - Stella Mooneyham b. Jan 1897 m. ? McKeever
- Samuel David McCollum b. Dec 1866 d. 6 Sep 1954 Benton m. 29 Dec 1887 Martha Jane Clayton (Mattie) b. 10 Feb 1863 d. 23 Nov 1934 Benton
  - Flozzie Pearl McCollum b. 3 Sep 1889 d. 15 Aug 1986 Benton IL m. Abraham Crawshaw (She married around age 70).
  - Lawrence Stanley McCollum b. Oct 1890 d. 8 Oct 1918 Argonne France WW1
  - Herbert C McCollum b. 6 Dec 1896 Fulton Co. IL d. 3 Apr 1983 Dunwoody DeKalb GA bur. Oak Ride Cem Springfield IL m. Jane Olszewski (C: Samual C McCollum)
  - Albert Franklin McCollum b. May 1900 d. in infancy
- Charles A McCollum b. 1 Dec 1869 d. 22 Sep 1958 St. Joseph's Hospital Chicago heights IL m. 14 Mar 1893 Matilda Elizabeth Adams b. Mar 1869 d. 13 Nov 1943 Benton
  - Rella McCollum b. Jun 1893 d. ca 1909
  - Mora L McCollum b. Dec 1899 d. in infancy
  - Arthur d. in infancy
Sarah Etherton b. 9 Sep 1837 IL d. 10 Dec 1908 Sunfield Perry Co. IL m. 30 Nov 1865 Edward Weeks (blacksmith) d. by 1900 - no children
Harmon Etherton b. 27 Sep 1839 IL d. 1875 Dexter City MO m. 27 Sep 1866 Franklin Co. IL Adelia C. Crim b. 1846 d. 1868
- infant b. d. 1868 Freeman Cemetery Williamson County
Mary Margaret Etherton 🧬 b. 12 Apr 1842 IL d. 28 Nov 1866 Sunfield Perry Co. IL m. 9 Dec 1858 Perry Co. IL Tillman McCollum b. 16 Sep 1838 d. 29 Jan 1897 (brother of Melissa's husband Jesse) (m. 12 Dec 1867 Franklin Co. IL Catherine E Saunders, m. 16 Apr 1874 Margaret M Hogue)
- Rolla McCollum 🧬 b. Oct 1860 d. 11 Oct 1935 Benton IL m. 29 Nov 1882 Franklin Co. IL Missouri Ann Whittingham d. 14 May 1949 Benton
  - Mary McCollum b. Jun 1883
  - Robert Edward McCollum b. 12 Jun 1885 m. 24 Dec 1907 Bertha May Woods
    - Beulah A b. ca 1909
    - Arther N b. ca 1911
    - Lizzie M b. ca 1913
    - Fay b. ca 1917
    - Tillman E b. 28 Jan 1919 d. May 1980 Benton IL
  - Joseph Franklin McCollum 🧬 b. 6 Oct 1886 d. Feb 1973 Springfield, Sangamon IL m. ca 1914 Ruth A Issacs b. ca 1895 IL
    - Harry Edward McCollum 🧬 b. ca 1915 (4 7/12 1920)
      - Michael Tillman McCollum
      - Frank Lokey McCollum
      - Harry Edward McCollum m. Barbara Lynn Lambert
        
        Margaret Owen McCollum
        
        Mark Edward McCollum
    - Charles A McCollum b. ca 1916 (3 2/12 1920) d. ?26 Aug 1946
    - Bette J b. ca 1926 🧬
  - Guy E. McCollum b. 30 Sep 1890 d. Aug 1976 Ina IL m.
  - Tillman Isaac McCollum b. 10 Sep 1892 Franklin IL d. 5 Nov 1935 Joliet Will Co. IL m. Beulah
    - Kathryn McCollum b. ca 1921
    - George McCollum b. ca 1922
    - Ernest E McCollum b. ca 1924
    - Doris J McCollum b. ca 1926
- Norah McCollum b. ca 1864
Maximilian Haney Etherton b. 6 May 1845 Brownsville Jackson Co. IL d. 18 Sep 1928 Mulkeytown Franklin IL m. 19 Dec 1866 Thursa J. Wheatley¹
- James Rollin/Raleigh Etherton 🧬 b. 21 May 1868 d. Apr 1942 Davis Co. OK m. ca 1897 Caroline Emmons m. Martha Francis
  - Maxie Edward Etherton b. Sep 1897 TX lived in Davis OK m. 18 Dec 1918 Davis, Murray Co, OK.Ethel Mae Frantz lived in Fesno CA
    - James Preston Etherton b. 17 Dec 1929 d. 1 May 1956 Oklahoma City, OK m. Betty Jean Hoelscher
      - Randy Etherton
      - Madelaine Jean Etherton
    - Eula Willie Etherton b. 23 Sep 1920 d. 24 Jan 2005 m. Ola Raymond Coulson
    - Jim Lee Etherton of Phoenix & Davis b. 18 Sep 1926 OK d. 10 Jan 1986 Clovis CA m. 7 May 1965 Monterey CA Lorna Jane Caraway
    - Lillian Jo of Edmond m. Joe Stillwagner
    - Winnie May m. ? Capes of Phoenix.
  - Sarah O Etherton b. Apr 1899 TX m. ? Black
  - Mae Etherton 🧬 b. 16 August 1901 d. 21 February 1975 m. Lurther Lee Chaffin
  - Mary Etherton b. ca 1909 TX
  - infant b. ca 1910 TX
- Mary L Etherton b. 15 Jan 1870 d. 14 Oct 1871
- Loren Edward Etherton b. 27 Mar 1873 d. 5 Aug 1949 Jackson Co. IL m. Hattie May Dickerson
  - Hazel L Etherton b. ca 1807 m. ca 1925 Evan S Gurley
    - Pearl P Gurley b. 10 Jan 1925 d. 8 Dec 2000 m. Virgil L Cox Charles m. Thomas Epperley
  - William Edward Etherton b. 31 Mar 1913 d. 6 Apr 1946 Carbondale IL
- Harry E Etherton b. 21 Jan 1875 d. 28 Aug 1876
- Luella E Etherton b. 26 Aug 1877 d. 1878
m. 28 Aug 1879 Nancy Eleanor Short² b. 1846
- William Oscar Etherton b. 3 May 1881 d. Jan 1963 m. ca 1899 Lydia Hutchinson
  - Eleanor Etherton b. 23 Oct 1913 m. Dayton Stinnet
  - William Hutchinson Etherton b. 29 Aug 1916 d. 21 Nov 2005 Jacksonville, Morgan, IL m. Jun Harrelson
    - James Richard Etherton b. 15 May 1946 Benton d. 15 Jul 2015 Jacksonville IL m. 1 Apr 1967 Jacksonville, IL Karen Schrempp
    - baby
- Sarah Jane Etherton 🧬 b. Nov 1883 m. James W Shackleton (C: Delmar, Thelma 🧬 , Agnes, Maxie, Ellen, Dothea 🧬)
- Melissa E Etherton b. Aug 1885 (living with her brother James in 1930)
Charlotte b. Jul 1852 Perry Co. IL d. 3 May 1853 Sunfield Perry Co. IL

Photos of the descendants of Samuel Tasker & Rebecca Hull Etherton

Etherton Siblings and Spouces

L to R Melissa Etherton McCollum & Jesse McCollum Nancy Ellen Short Etherton & Maximillian Etherton

etherton family

Etherton Siblings and Spouces

Nancy Ellen Short Etherton, Maximillian Etherton, Sirrilda Etherton Rice

Resided

Early members of Perry County Baptist Church
1840 census - Jackson Co. IL
1850 - Perry Co. IL - Land: Perry Co. Section 2, Township 5S Range 01W Section Part NW NESW

Comments

Estate Box 306 File 144
signed a petition to not build a new court house in Perry Co. 1836
Alonzo joined the army 1 Aug 1862 and mustered in 26 Aug in at Camp Anna company A of 81 IL US INF. Appointed sergeant Dec 25, 1863. Wounded at Vicksburg MS 30 May 1863. Died of wounds. His height was 5' 7 1/2. He was fair with light hair and blue eyes.

Gladman Family Tree

Gladman Name Meaning: English: variant of Glad which is English and Scandinavian: nickname for a cheerful person, from Middle English, Scandinavian glad ‘merry’, ‘jolly’.

The Gladmans from Maryland appear to come from 2 brothers who are sons of Michael and Rachel Gladman who left a will naming his children. His son Michaels' descendants have a better paper trail then his son John. So for son Michael;s family is evaluated first. Michael Jr had a son Thomas and a grandson Thomas with a good land and paper trail. So the Thomases in Ohio who came from Maryland were placed under Thomas. Many census were used. Much of the tree under John is circumstantial based on detailing his brother Michael first. The linked file has the details used to sort he tree out. Gladman Working Document.

Gen 9	?Thomas Gladman		?

Rebecca Gladman d. 20 Jun 1763 - 8 Jul 1765 Anne Arundel Co
Michael Gladman b. 1702 d. 1789 m. Rachel

Comments

Thomas Gladman came from England in 1692 in the entourage of Sir Thomas Lawrence (came from Chelsea Middlesex Baronet (Prot) to be a county clerk (Royal Secretary) from Chelsea England. and was turned down. I've found no other record.
From a list of German, Swiss Other Immigrants 1742 - ? Gladman was a commander of the New Catherine, which brought in a load 28 Mry 1742, Fron "Okely, a pedigree and family history " a Thomas Gladman Captain sailed the "Snow Captain from London 15 Mar 1742 to 7 Jun 1742 Philadelphia
Rebecca Arundel Co. Maryland
- Mrs. Gladman late of Annapolis Dec John Heresby Exec. 12 Sep 1765 (Newspaper).
- She was executor for Arthur Toole 1759 and was living with Gov. Horatio Sharpe.
- She was referred to sometimes as Mrs. but I wonder if that was her age as she clearly was Michael's sister and I found no evidence she married.
This Indenture made the fifth Day of October In the first yeare of the raigne of our Sovereigne Lady Anne by the Grace of God of England Scotland France and Ierland Queen Defend.r of the faith etc Annoq.r Dn 1702 Between W.m Gladman late of King William County In the Collony of vergina planter (now Resident In the province of Maryland

Gen 8	Michael Gladman Sr		Rachel
Birth	1702
Death	19 Sep 1789
Parents	?Thomas Gladman

Rebecca Gladman b. 14 Feb 1728-9 Saint Paul Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore m. ca 1764 ? Godman¹, m. ca 1770 William Mattocks², m. ca 1782 ? Cross³
John Gladman b. 2 Aug 1732 Saint Paul Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore
Michael Gladman Jr b. 3 Jul 1736 Saint Paul Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore m. Barbara m. 30 Mar 1779 Aminer Porter
- Thomas Gladman Sr b. 1767 d. 1850-1860 Baltimore m. 28 Apr 1792 Eleanor Weer (daughter of John Weer)
  - * recieved all their father Thomas Sr's land Oct 1843
  - Michael Gladman b. 4 Aug 1792 Saint Thomas, Baltimore
  - Barbara Gadman b. 9 Apr 1797 d. 22 Mar 1880 m. 12 Nov 1816 Basil Kirby
    - John Thomas Kirby
  - * Urith Gladman b. 1798
  - Elizabeth Gladman b. 1800
  - * Rebecca Gladman b. 1802 m. Lemuel Ward
  - * Eleanor Gladman b. 1806
  - *Thomas Gladman Jr b. 1811 d. after 1880
  - Cassandra Gladman b. 1812 m. William McDonald
- Rachel Gladman b. 1771 d. 21 Jan 1840 Old Marcella Church Yard Granite MD m. 14 Jan 1798 Maurice Baker b. 1770 d. 6 Feb 1827
  - Richard Baker b. 27 May 1806 d. 16 May 1890 m. Julia Ann Gosnel
Cassandra Gladman m. 9 Jun 1792 George Maddox or Matton

Barbara(y) Gladman m. 7 Jan 1794 Nicodomus Cross b. 19 Jul 1759 (son of Jemina Gosnell Cross)
- Michael Cross b. 8 Nov 1794 St. Thomas
Nancy b. 1880 d. after 1860 Baltimore

Thomas Gladman b. 5 Feb 1738 Saint Paul Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore d. 28 Apr 1769 - 3 Mar 1770
Rachel Gladman b. 9 Jan 1744-5 Saint Paul Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore (single 1782)

Unplaced

Rachel Gladman m. 12 Dec 1788 Baltimore County MD m. William Robinson Baltimore County MD
Elizabeth Gladman b. 1773 census 1850 Carroll Co 50 C: Elizabeth b. 1816)
Hannah Gladman b. 20 Mar 1777 census 1820 Baltimore , Carroll Co 50
Susanna Gladman m. 15 Jun 1800 Baltimore Jno. A Roth
William Gladman 🧬 b. 23 Aug 1808 MD d. 1867 Geneseo, Henry, IL m. 14 Jun 1832 Guernsey, OH Mary Betts
- 1840 Beaver William 1800-1810
- 1860 Mason, Lawrence, OH
- 1865 IL state censusGeneseo, Henry, Il
- Eliza Jane Gladmna b. 1838 d. 1896• Jackson County, Oh m. 12 Nov 1856 Lawrence, OH Samuel Henry
- William Henry Gladman b. 1840 OH m. 6 Nov 1865 Gallia, Ohio Mary M. Stover 1863 Civi War Registration Mason, Lawrence, OH William R 1890 Veteran Mason, Lawrence, OH length of service 3 Yrs 8 Mos 27 Days
- Emily Gladman 1 Jun 1846 m. Adam Carre
- David b. 1846
- John b. 1851
- Anna b. 1853

Michael Gladman's Patent for "Harkel Pool".
Border between Carroll and Baltimore Counties

Comments

Thomas apparently had no wife or children as his will lists Rachel, brothers John and Michael, and nieces and nephews Michel son of John, William Mattocks Jr son of Rebecca, father Michael Gladman
Michael's will was signed 21 May 1782 and probated 1789. He served in the military on 22 Jul 1776 enlisted by Richard Talbott.
The family of Michael Sr is well defined by documents so it is assumed the other Gladman;s are desended from John.
My guess is that Rachel Gladman who married Elisha Stockstill is a daughter of John. The Rachel Gladman b. 1744 is I believe too old. John had a large female population in his household in 1783. We also have wills from Thomas that make it clear he had no children and Michaels's will identifying his children. The babtism records identify Micharel Sr's children plus their are no land records for a Gladman who might be Rachel's father.

Property

Michael Sr bought Patent for "Harkel Pool" and Michael Jr added to it with Patent for "Stockten addition" He also added "Gilcrest Discovery. The 1798 Property Assessment described the buuildings a hewed log dwelling 1 and 1/2 story 22x11 with an log stable 1 story 20x18 This land passed to Michael Jr's son Thomas Sr and Thomas Sr to his son Thonas Jr

Baltimore Co. Maryland

Michael Gladman Sr.

50A - debt 1733 - near Patapsco Falls, Bolts Parper Delaware 100, 1783 BA Delaware Upper 100 (1 male 3 total)
1763 - Tithables for St. Thomas
1762-5 - Sheriff Aquila Hall's Assessment Ledger
Tax List: 1763 Tithables for St. Thomas Soldier's Delight
Michael 1767 Deposition - states age
1768 - signed petition for removal of county seat to Baltimore City
1778/9 - Oaths of Fidelity

Gen 7	John Gladman		?Nancy ?Ann
Birth	2 Aug 1732	St. Paul's
Parents	Michael Gladman	Rachel

Mary Margaret Gladman 🧬 b. 25 JAN 1761 d. 1831 m. 29 Aug 1778 Baltimore MD William Buckingham
- Thomas C Buckingham 🧬
- Airey Buckingham
- Larkin Buckingham 🧬
- Ezekial Buckingham 🧬
- Peregrine Buckingham
- Joshua Buckingham
- Ruth Buckingham
- Christofer Buckingham
John Gladman 🧬 b. 1755-1765 - 1800 3 sons (2 1785-1790) - 1810 5 sons ages 1785-94,1795-1800 & up -1820 3 sons 1795-1804
- Thomas Gladman b. 1781 d. 1848 Licking OH m. 19 Oct 1804 Frederick Co MD Orpha Barnes b. 1786 d. 1859 Licking Muskingum Co OH living in Licking he bought land in Muskingum from the gov in 6 Nov 1826 which he sold in 1828 Frederick Co MD Licking and Muskingum OH
  - Jonathan Gladman b. 1805 MD m. 5 Mar 1831 Muskingum Mahala Houser
    - William R Gladman b. 1848
  - Michael Gladman b. 1809 MD d. Aug 1850 Muskingum OH m. 6 Aug1818 Muskingum, OH Tamar Lane b. 1801 MD m. 26 Jan 1832 Catherine up to 10
    - Tamar Gladman m. 28 May 1842 Muskingum OH Henry Muchler
    - Samuel Gladman b. 1831
    - Rebecca Gladman b. 1837
    - Sarah Gladman b. 1840
    - Thomas Gladman b. 1848
    - David Gladman b. 1850
  - Washington Byron Gladman b.12 Feb 1816 Muskingum Co Ohio d. 10 APR 1855 Henry County IO m. Catherine Drum
    - Thomas H Gladman
    - William H Gladman
    - Lydia Ann
    - Westley
    - Asbury
    - Mary E Smith
    - Mahlon B. Gladman
  - Sanuel m. 6 Sep 1838 Muskingum Mary Mires
  - Sidney Gladman b. 1817
  James b. 1790-1800
- James C b. 1800-1810)
Rachel Gladman b. ca 1762 m. Elisha Stockstill
Michael Gladman b. 28 Apr 1769 d. by 1840 m. Rebecca b. 1775 d. after 1850 Belmont county

Nancy Ann Gladman 🧬 b. 2 Feb 1798 St James Baltimore MD d. 18 Mar 1889 Wayne Twp Belmont Co. m. 19 Sep 1818 Belmont Co. James Grooms (Grooms lived near John Gladman in Montgomery Co MD)
- Roseanna Grooms
- James Grooms
Mary Gladman b. 1800 MD d. after 1850
Reuban Gladman 🧬 b. 1804 or 1795 MD m. ? m. 25 Jun 1840 Sarah Bonifant b. 1805
- Elizabeth Gladman m. 18 Oct 1849 Volney Moore Belmont Co. OH
- Michael b. 1826 m. 31 Jul 1851 Belmont OH Belinda Greenelch
- Flemimg b. 1 Mar 1828 d. 2 Dec 1910 Belmont OH m. 4 Nov 1852 Belmont OH Rachel Sdells
- Jacob Gladman b. 1832 m. 24 Feb 1846 Belmont OH Emily Goodin
- Rebecca b. Feb 1833 d. 23 Dec 1901Franklin County, OH m. 20 May1844 George Boling Belmont Co. OH, James A Tyson
- Sarah b. 6 Mar 1836 d. 6 Mar 1921 Franklin County, OH
- George Washington b. 1May 1832 d. 18 Sep 1924 Athens Co OH m. 3 Nov 1870 Monroe, OH Charlotte Connor

Thomas Gladman 🧬 b. 16 Mar 1774 d. 14 Mar 1855 Franklin Twp, Harrison County, OH m. Mary M Lavely b. 1777 d. 1861 Harrison and Jefferson counties

Margaret Gladman b. 14 Jun 1800 d. 17 Apr 1882 Deersville, Harrison Co OH m. 21 Aug 1820 Jefferson, OH John P. Cramblett
David Gladman b. 10 SEP 1803, MD d.26 Jan 1888 Franklin Twp., Harrison Co m. Elizabeth
Rachel Gladman d. JUL 1846 Warren, TN m. 3 Jul 1823 Jefferson, OH Isaac Mollance
Nancy Gladman d. APR 1840 Harrison County, OH m.. 24 Jan 1822 Jefferson, OH James Richardson

Comments

John Jr bought land 1826 then sold it 1829 and registered it in Mongomery county. But the some of the land was in Washington County of Washington D.C called Resurvey on James Gift and near Joseph's Park & ? Delight
Tax List: Soldiers Delight 1763 -in arrrears for the previous years taxes
Tax List: 1763 BA Delaware Upper 100
1768 - signed petition for removal of county seat to Baltimore City
Jan 1769 John Gladman and William Buckingham both signed a legislative petition. On a different page Thomas Gladman and yet another page both Michael Sr and Jr signed petitons.

Tax List: 1773 BA Delaware Upper 100
1779 - Oaths of Fidelity
Tax List: 1783 BA Delaware Upper 100 (1 male, 8 total)
1790 Montgomery Co. census: John 1 male 2 females but he is younger and still there in later census
A Thomas Gladman served in War of 812 1 REGIMENT (WILLIAMSON'S), OHIO MILITIA

Glover Family Tree

Glover Name Meaning: English: occupational name for a maker or seller of gloves, Middle English glovere, an agent noun from Old English glof ‘glove’.

Gen 10	William Glover		Mary Ann Burton
Birth	1653	Farham,Rappahannock,VA	1654	Varinia Parish, Henrico, VA
Death	Dec 1713	Henrico VA	1692	Henrico
Parents			John Burton
Married	22 Oct 1684	Rappahannock,VA

William Glover
Thomas Glover b. 4 Mar 1685 in Varina, Henrico VA
Charles Worth Glover
Dorothy Glover b, 1 Jan 1690 in King William VA m. Martin Davenport
Joseph Glover b. 20 May 1691 in Farnham Parish, Rappahannock VA

by 2nd wife Catherine Atwood m. 1705

Elizabeth Glover

Comments

William Glover, acting governor, councillor, and judge, moved to the Albemarle region of North Carolina prior to 1690 from Henrico County, Va., where he was a justice in 1688
Glover owned many large tracts of land in different sections of the colony including Albemarle and Bath counties and along the Neuse River as well as in Virginia, some of which he acquired in that colony as late as 1703.
He made his home at Little River Perquimans County , long the center of government in Albemarle County, and was clerk of the Council as early as November 1690 and as late as 1698. By 1695 he was clerk of court for Perquimans Precinct, a position he also held at times in Pasquotank Precinct until 1698. He also was a clerk in the office of the secretary of the colony in 1694–95. Commissioned a judge of the general court by Governor Robert Daniel in 1704, he was retained in that post the following year by Thomas Cary when he succeeded Daniel.
From 1700 until 1712 Glover was a member of the Council and as president was acting governor from 1706 to 1708. He therefore was a participant in the early stages of the so-called Cary Rebellion.
Mary's first husband was John Davis
Mary-s brothe was John Burton m. Mary Noel

Gen 9	William Glover		Mary Norwood
Birth	1678	Surrey VA	1685	Luenburg VA
Death	30 Jul 1754	Bertie/Northampton	by 30 Dec 1763	Northampton, NC
Parents	William Glover		William Norwood d. 7 Mar 1703 Surry VA	Lydia ?Jordan

John Glover b. ca 1707c. about 1771
- John Jr
?Sarah Glover m. Parish
William Glover b. ca 1711 d. 24 Apr 1782 Abbeville, Clarendon Co SC m. Ann Catharine Lowery
- Lowery
- John Abner Glover
- Jesse Glover
- Elizabeth m. Philip Sandefur
- Mary Glover
- William Glover
- Drewy Glover
- Isham Glover
Benjamin Glover b. 1714 d. May 1764 Northampton, NC m. Elizabeth Frankey
- Frederick Glover
- Benjamin Glover, Jr.
- William Glover
- Thomas Glover Sr
George Glover 🧬 b. 1715 d. 5 Jul 1766 d. St. Marks Parish, Chester Co SC m. Susannah Terry Mitchell
- Mary Glover 🧬 m. Joespeh Tims
- Robert Glover 🧬
?? Mary Glover m. Henry Bishop
Lydia m. Samuel Harris
Joseph Glover 🧬 b. 8 JUNE 1719 d. 29 OCT 1784 Granville Co SB m. Phoebe Mitchell
- Robert Glover
- Daniel Glover
- Neal Glover 🧬
- Mary 🧬
- John 🧬
- Jacob 🧬
- Sarah Elizabeth 🧬
- William H 🧬

Comments

Mary Glover m. Henry Bishop is not named in his will so that is not proven. It is based on Henry and Mary naming a son William Glover Bishop. Its possible Mary was deceased by the time of the will.I have many autosomal matches to the Gover family but given my many ties to NC the GloveRs may be a connected theough a different branch of my tree.
His will was recorded in August Co urt 1754 and dated 30 July 1754. Mary Norwood Glover's will (Northampton NC Will Bk One, p. 86 Will #56) was signed 30 Dec. 1763 and proved in Feb. Court .
The Norwoods had been "Kings Men" during the Civil War in England and were well connected in Virginia. William Norwood arrived in VA about 1649, probably by way of Bermuda as no emigration record has been found.
Patten Book One NC 1706 several deeds list W Gloaver as a surveyor or wtiness
By Sept., 1722, William Glover had acquired 640 acres "lying in the Chowan Precinct on the N. side of Morattock River...on the side of Beaver Pond...", and later acquired 450 acres in Granville or Edgecombe Co NC. Although it appears that William and Mary Norwood Glover seemed to raise their family in Granville Co., NC, their descendants seemed to relocate to other parts of the state, and later descendants migrated to 96 Dist., SC which, by the mid-1800s was heavily populated with Glover families
William Glover left a will dated July 30, 1754, recorded in Aug. Ct. N'hampton 1754 in which he names seven children. From the date of his marriage I presume all of these children were born in Surry Co., VA. Mary Glover made her home with her son Benjamin who bought the Beaverpond plantation in 1758. She made her will dated Dec. 30, 1763, rec. Feb. Ct. in Northampton Co. (Northampton Wills I, 86).
Taxes Grandville NC 1755 Joseph Glover, 1-0-1, Wm Glover & Son Lowry, 2-0-2, George Glover & Negroe Betty, 1-1-2
1754 Granville Captain John Glover's Company Bishops: Henry (Sergent), Joseph (Sergent), John, George Glovers : George (Ltn) William (Sergent), John Jr, Joseph Capt. Benjamin Sims’s Company John Bishop (Sergent)

Gosnell Family Tree

Gosnell Name Meaning: Irish: from an Irish adaptation (Góiséir) of English Hosier, the name of a family in Munster in the late 16th century.

Gen 9	William Gosnell Sr		Sarah Hills
Death	11 May - 29 Jul 1709	Arundel Co. MD
Parents	?Peter Gosnell	?Mary Sherly	William Hulls	Elizabeth
Misc.	Farmer

The 3 Gosnell brothrs: Morris, Peter, and William Jr

William Gosnell d. 1762
Peter Gosnell d. ca 1787 Baltimore MD * children in will m. Anne
- Jemina b. 16 Sep 1724 m. 13 Mar 1744 Baltimore Co. Robert Cross
- *William b. 25 May 1727 m. Sarah
- *Mordeci 16 Jan 1729
- Hannah b. 18 Apr 1732
- Peter, b. 25 Dec 1734
- *Charles d. Greenville Co. SC
- *Sarah m. ? Brown
- *Ann m. Adam Shipley
Maurice Gosnell m. 29 Nov 1722 Susanna Wright dau Henry Wright
- Ruth b. 22 Oct 1723 (named in grandfather's will 17 Sep 1742)
- Peter b. 14 Dec 1725
Elizabeth Gosnell m. ? Willson
Hannah Gosnell d. after 1741
m. 28 Nov 1712 Mt. Margaret's Parish AA Robert Cross
- William
- Robert
m. 31 Jan 1720/1 John Buckingham
- Benjamin m. Avarilla Gosnell dau William m. Margaret Gladman
- Frances
- Lavinia
- John

Comments

1729 a Morris Gosnell sells land to Edward Stogstall
Sarah married second John Rowles 5 Ocr 1710 and made a fianal accounting of William Gosnell's estate 10 Mar 1712
witnessed will in 1703 of Samuel Greniff
Any connection? A William Gosnell was transported around 29 Nov 1658 by Thomas Dodson of Northumberland Co. VA.in 1658 for the transport of 24 persons including one William Gosnell.Our William was one of the nine servants who was transported to Maryland from Lower Norfolk County, VA in 1665 by Cornelius Howard.15 Dec 1677 William "Gosling" proved his right to a 50 acre grant of land " for service performed in the Province" Probably in the Provincial Militia" The location of this land is not noted, but it probably located in Anne Arundel County and very possible it was the land that his sons sold in 1724. Parents Peter in England are also speculative.. Other Gosnell immigrants: Eliz 1653, 1667, Marg 1653, William 1686.
Gosnell, William, Anne Arundel Co. will written 11th May 1709 probte 29th July, 1709. the plantation whereon I now live unto my three suns, Wm. Gosnell, Peter Gosnell, and Maurice Gosnell so equally divided between them. I give unto my son Wm. Gosnell one gun and one hors I give my son Peter Gosnell one gune and one hors Then I give unto my son Maures Gosnell one Gun and one hors Then I give unto my Daughter Hannah Gosnell one hors — Then I give unto my Daughter Elizabeth Willson five Sheets — Then I Leave my three Sons to be free at the age of Eighteen Years and for all the rest of my estate Be it of what nature so ever I will I would have it equally divided between my four children that is Wm. Gosnell, Peter Gosnell, Maurice Gosnell and Hannah Gosnell and my wife Sarah Gosnell Whom I make and ordaine my Executricks of this my last Will and Testament Test : Elizabeth Crouch, Mary Jones, Philip Jones. 13. 34.
Land Records. - after Anne Arundel statehouse fire of Oct. 1704 many of the orignal land records were rerecorded\
- Owned land 1683, 95, 97
- Gosnells Adventure
  - 1684 Patent to William Gosnell 199a

By 1707, he owned "Baker's Increase," surveyed in 1667/8 for Morrice BAKER.
Peter
- 14 May 1726 To Peter Gorsnell Id "Goznell's Camp"
- 1 Sept 1747 "Goznell's Purchase"
- 29 June 1748 "Addition to Goznell's Camp"
- 22 Jan 1749 "Daily Income"
- To Peter Goznell Resurv: 10 Feb 1755 Id "Goznell's Camp"
  25 Mar 1759 Mordicai Goznell "Ray's Town"
Maurice
- 26 Jan 1726 To Morris Gorsnell "Gorsnell's Range" - 13 Dec 1729 sold to Edward Stocksdale

Gen 8	William Gosnell Jr
Birth	1694
Death	by 28 Aug 1762 (W)	Baltimore Co. MD
Parents	William Gosnell	Sarah Hills
Misc.	Farmer

Zebediah Gosnell d. by 29 Aug 1807 Baltimore Co, MD (C: Greenbury, James, William, Rachel m. 8 Mar 1788 William Parker, Anne m. 5 Feb 1785 Ely Israel, Sarah, Henrietta d. 1827, Leah)
Sarah Gosnell m. Thomas Stockstill
Avarilla Gosnell m. Benjamin Buckingham (C: Nathan, Emily, William, John b. 6 Mar 1748/9, Ann Nancy, Benjamin, Obadiah b. 3 Oct 1757 d. 1839)
Rachel Gosnell m. ? Baker
William Gosnell III
John Gosnell m. Sarah
Vachel Gosnell In 1742, William petitioned the court that his son Vachel Gosnell be levy free and the petition was granted. This may indicate some form of disability.

Comments

William Gosnell Sr written 3 Feb, 1759 recorded 28 Aug, 1762 Baltimore Co MD Book 32 pg 813

To son Zebediah Gosnell, 2 tracts: one called William's Folly, 81 A.; other called Addition To William's Folly, 12 A.
To each of my daus.: Sarah Stoxsdil (Stoxsdill)„ Abarilla Buckingham and Rachel Baker, 1 s. current money.
To grandedaus Rebeckah Gosnell, 3 lbs. current money, or a horse or mare of that value at day of her marriage.
After wife's pt., sons John and Zebediah Gosnell to have it equally divided.
Witt Joshua Sewell, Wm. Parrish, Edward Pontany. 31. 714 (Baltimore County Wills 2:143 in the Hall of Records).

Land: Baltimore Land Records
- William The Conqueror
  - Dat Surveyed: 12 Apr 1720 for William Gosnell - patent certified 23 Jan 1730 PL#8:145
  - 1729 William Gosnell sold 100a Leafe's Chance to William Rowles
  - 1737 William Gosnell was taxable in Soldier's Delight Hundred
- Williams Folly
  - Date Surved: 18 Aug 1730 27 Feb 1732 William Gosnell patented 81 acres (Patent Liber PL #8,folio 799).
  - 11 June 1748 12a Addition to William's Folly in 1747 (Patent Liber TI#4 folio 627)
  - The will of William Gosnell was made 3 February 1759 and filed 28 August 1762. His son, Zebediah, was to have 81 acres of William's Folly and 12 acres called Addition to William's Folly.(IS#K 224)
- Addition To Williams Folly
  - 6 Jun 1748 William Goznell, 12 Acres
- Barnses Level
  - 18 March 1746, Benjamin Barnes and his wife Martha, sold William Gosnell 50a. (Baltimore County Land Records, TB #E, folio 328).
  - 31 October 1752, William Gosnell and his wife, Elizabeth, sold Thomas Walton (Baltimore County Land Records, TR #D, folio 448).
- Long Valley
  - 3 March 1747 Samuel Whipps and his wife Mary sold William Gosnell land called Long Valley (Baltimore County Land Records, TB #E, folio 670)
  - 4 NOV 1758 William Gosnell Jr with consent of wife Sarah to Benjamin Williams (Baltimore County Land Records, (B#G 280)
- Goodwill
  - 1749 William Gosnell bought 91a AL#A:601
  - 20 Apr 1765 William Gosnell w. consent wife Sarah sold John Ford 31a B#O: 166
  - 30 Dec 1769 William Gosnell w. consent wife Sarah sold John Clark 60a AL#A: 601
- Streight
  - 29 Sept 1752 Patent to William Gosnell 63a w side of Sewells Glade BY&GS#3:603
- Gosnell's Pleasant Pasture
  - 25 Mar 1761 Patent to William Gosnell 104A Addition to William's Folly Patent BC&GS#16:079 Patent Libers TI #4, folio 627 and BC and GS #16, folio 79).
- In 1750 William (Gosnell) Goslin is listed in the Baltimore County Debt Book as owning 81 acres called William's Fancy and 50 acres called Barnes Level.
- In 1763-1764, William (Gosnell) Goslin was listed as owning 81 acres called William's Fancy, 63 acres called Straight and 104 acres called Gosnell's Pleasant Pastures. (Sheriff Aquila Hall's Assessment Book 1763-1764, page 10 at the Maryland Historical Society).
- In the 1798 Assessment
  - Zebidah
  - Peter 234a Gosnell's Camp150a DatSurv: 14 May 1726 2 Oct 1729 granted Graziers Delight 84a

Hills Family Tree

Hills Name Meaning: variant of Hill which is English and Scottish: extremely common and widely distributed topographic name for someone who lived on or by a hill, Middle English hill (Old English hyll). English: from the medieval personal name Hill, a short form of Hilary (see Hillary) or of a Germanic (male or female) compound name with the first element hild ‘strife’, ‘battle’.

Gen 9	William Hills		Elizabeth
Death	by 18 Jan 1670	Anne Arundel Co	10 Aug 1703 - 20 Nov 1703	Anne Arundel Co

Mary d. 28 Jan 1716/1717 St. Margaret's Parishbm. 1673 - 23 Apr 1693 James Crouch (C: Joseph) m. 3 Jan 1700 St Margarets Parish, John Rolles(C: John), 3 Jan 1700 Cap. Phillip Jones (C: Philip b. 16 Oct 1701 , Hannah b. 1705- he d. 10 Ocr 1753 m. 2n Haunnah Rattenby and had a son John b. 1720 MD Historical Magazine Sep 1907 #3 pg. 245

Sarah m. William Gosnell, John Rowles

Charles b. 1670/1671 d. 31 Jul - 10 Aug 1739 m. Hannah Hawkins, Avarilla
William m. 10 Jan 1704 Eliza Floyd, Anne
Maurice d. 4 Jun 1762 Baltimore MD m. 9 Jan 1704/5 St. Anne's AA MD Sarah Nichels/Nicholson (C: Nicholas, Elizabeth)
Indimeon d. by 20 Nov 1703
Martha m. John Smith (C: James)
Hannah m. James Crouch
John (underage at time of parents death) m. Margaret (C: Charles, Indimeon, Abner)

Comments

Elizabeth was the widow of William Hills when she married Maurice Baker by 18 Jan 1670.

Land:
- Anne Arundel Deeds Liber IH 3 folio 53 30 Dec 1709 William Crouch rerecorded his orginal patent of North Crouchfield 7 Sep 1659 containg 350a of which he sold to William Hill a 50a callled "Little Neck". This land was next to "Baker Increase" (80a), land of William Green, John Askew
- Anne Arundel Deeds Liber EE folio 459 Resurvey by Elizabeth Hills relic of William Hills
- Anne Arundel Deeds Liber WT Folio 198 Transfer to Maurice Baker
- Anne Arundel Deeds Liber IH l folio 263 18 JUN 1706 Mary's husbands are further proved by a deposition dated in which both Mary Jones, wife of Philip Jones, and lately called Mary Crouch, the widow and legatee of James Crouch swore that she had sold the tract of land called North Crouchfield to John Davis. Her son, Joseph Crouch also confirmed the sale
- Anne Arundel Deeds Liber IB 2 folio 93 29 Nov 1713 The birth name of the wife of both James Crouch & Philip Jones is proved to be Hill by a deed dated 20 Grantor: Philip Jones & Mary, his wife daugher and surviving heir to William Hill recently decd Grantee: James Crouch and John Rolls, her sons by James Couch and John Rolls. Description: Mary inherited land from her father part of land called North Crouchfield. containing 300 acre tract on the north side of Severn River. This indenture includes 100a she inderited from James Crouch.
- Elizabeth leaves to Sarah a gown and peltry cote that she had sent to Englan
Will Baker (Backer), Eliza:, A. A. Co., 10th Aug., 1703; 20th Nov., 1703. To daus. Martha Smith, Sarah Gosnell and Mary Jones, personalty. 4 sons, viz., Charles, Morrice, William and John, residue of estate. Son Morrice to have charge of son John during his minority. Ex. not given. Test: Philip Jones, Sam'l Griniff, Johannah Crowley. 11. 394.
Will Maurrice Baker 21.392 A AA £58.3.0 #11531 Jul 2 1702 The amount of the inventory also included #1524. Payments to: Lawrence Agar, Mr. Benjamin Halley (merchant) paid to Mr. John Hammond, Dr. William Jones, Capt. John Dorsey, John Israel per Charles Breband for Scot & Co., Mr. Henry Maynard, Margret Gage, Mrs. Sarah Garfall, Abraham Roach, Peter Paggen & Co., Mr. Roger Newman due to Mr. Dean Cock & Co., Thomas Brook, Esq., Mr. William Green, Mr. Thomas Reynolds, Mr. Samuel Norwood, Mr. Michael Yoakly, Maurice Baker paid to William Taylard, William Macarty, Phillip Jones, Richard Sorrell, Abraham Childs. Executrix: Elisabeth Baker.

Hull Family Tree

Hull Name Meaning: variant of Hill which is which is English and Scottish: extremely common and widely distributed topographic name for someone who lived on or by a hill, Middle English hill (Old English hyll).from a pet form of Hugh..

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Gen unk	Richard Hull
Birth	ca 1515
Death	10 Feb - 6 Jun 1559	Crewkerne
Parents
Marriage	11 Jan 1573	Crewkerne

Thomas Hull the Elder
Thomas Hull the Younger

Comments

Richard had 7 children. He had a son Thomas by each wife. Hence Thomas the Elder and Thomas the Younger
Richard's will identified him as a husbandman. At the time, the word husbandman generally referred to a small farmer that rented the land he worked as contrasted with a yeoman who tended to own the land that he worked.
His name first appears in Crewkerne records in 1548 as an entry in The Survey and Rentals of the Chantries, Colleges, and Free Chapels in the County of Somerset: "Richard Hull holds by copy half a mill there called Cont mill, and renders per ann. iijs, vjd. [3s., 6d.]"

Gen unk	Thomas Hull the Younger		Joane Peson
Birth	ca 1552	Crewkerne	ca 1533	Crewkerne
Death	before 29 Dec 1636	Crewkerne	before 30 Oct 1629	Crewkerne
Parents	Richard Hull	Alice	Richard Pysing aka Peason	Margery
Marriage	11 Jan 1572	Crewkerne

St. Bartholomew Crewkerne

Reverend Joseph Hull b. 25 Apr 1596 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England d. 19 Nov 1665 at age 69 in Hog Island (Appledore), Isle of Shoals, ME m. ? m. Agnes

by first wife
- Joanna Hull, born about 1620
- Joseph Hull, born about 1622
- Tristram Hull, born about 1624
- Temperance Hull, baptized Northleigh, Devonshire, England, 20 March 1625/6
- Elizabeth Hull, born about 1628
- Griselda Hull, born about 1630
- Dorothy Hull, born about 1632
by second wife
- Hopewell Hull, born say 1636
- Benjamin Hull, baptized Hingham, Massachusetts, 24 March 1639
- Naomi Hull, baptized Barnstable, 23 March 1639/40
- Ruth Hull, baptized Barnstable, 9 May 1641
- Dodovah Hull, born say 1643. There is some controversy about whether he is son of this Joseph or Joseph Jr. He is currently attached to Joseph Jr.
- Samuel Hull, born say 1645 (possibly)
- Phineas Hull, born about 1647
- Reuben Hull, baptized Launceston, Cornwall, 23 January 1648/9
- Ephraim Hull, baptized Launceston, Cornwall, 13 February 1649/50
- Priscilla Hull, baptized Launceston, Cornwall, 30 March 1651

George Hull b. Born 27 Aug 1590 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England d. 29 Dec 1659 at age 69 in Fairfield, Fairfield, CT m. Sarah
- Josias, bp 10 Nov 1616; m in Windsor 20 May 1641 Elizabeth Loomis
- Mary, bp 27 Jul 1618; m in Dorchester abt 1637 Humphrey Pinney
- Martha, bp 29 Oct 1620; named in father's 1659 will; no further record
- Elizabeth, bp 16 Oct 1625; m Windsor 4 Dec 1646 Samuel Gaylord, son of William
- Cornelius, bp 13 Apr 1628; m about Nov 1653 Rebecca, dau of Rev. John Jones. (In some sources the date of this marriage is given as 19 Nov 1652 but no such record in Fairfield vital records)
- Joshua, bp 5 Nov 1630; no further record
- Naomi, b abt 1632; named in father's 1659 will; no further record

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Gen 6	Benjamin Hull		Sarah Hutchinson
Birth	27 Aug 1740	NJ	ca 1749 (about 80 on grave)	NJ
Death	11 Oct 1832	Lincoln Co. NC	2 or 20 Aug 1829	Lincoln Co. NC
Burial	Hull's Grove Cemetery	Lincoln Co. NC	Hull's Grove Cemetery	Lincoln Co. NC
Misc.	Farmer		Farmer's wife

Abner Hull b. 11 Sep 1772 d. 4 Apr 1862 Lincoln Co. NC m. 2 Sep 1795 Lincoln Co. NC Elizabeth Parker d. 15 Dec 1840
- ? Winny Hull m. 30 Mar 1817 d. by 1825 m. Jeremiah Smith b. 1795 d. 1865 m. Sarah Sally Goins
- Daniel Hull b. 1798-1800 m. 20 Jul 1824 Barbara Helms¹, 18 Sep 1858 Sarah Farmer²
- ? Nancy Hull b. 1803 m. 15 Aug 1821 John Massager
- ? Sally (Sarah) Hull b. 1800-5 d. by 1850 m. 1 Aug 1824 John Wacaster Jr
- ? Rebecca Hull b. 1808 d. after 1880 m. 1826 David Whetstine
- ? Elizabeth Hull b. 1811 m. 29 Oct 1833 Abraham Wacaster (The differences between the 1850 and 1860 census make this data very unreliable)
- Levi Hull b. 1810 m. 1 Nov 1834 Sarah (Sally) Reinhardt
- ? William Hull b. 1814 d. after 1880 m. 31 Mar 1832 Barbara James
- ? Polly Hull b. 1816 m. 11 Nov 1834 Curtis (Charles) Cody (In 1860 Polly is living with her sister Elizabeth and 1870 with her daughter Margaret)
Mary Hullb. 1773m. Henry Mull, son of John Mull and Catherine (Whitener) Mull
Richard Hull b. 1775 NJ d. 30 Dec 1838 Perry Co. IL m. 2 Nov 1805 Lincoln Co. NC Catherine Jeans¹, 1 Apr 1807 Richmond Madison Co. KY Nancy Ann Stockstill²
Benjamin Hull Jr b. 1775 NJ d. 1850 Lincoln County, NC m. 8 May 1812 Lincoln, NC Amy Williams, m. 23 Sep 1823 Lincoln, NC Selina Stacy
- Mary 1815 m. McFalls
- Bemjamin III 3 MARCH 1821 d. by 19 Sep 1863
- ?Elizabeth 1821 • Lincoln, ND d. AFT 1880 m. Peter C. Hoyle
- ?Joel 1821 • Lincoln County, North Carolina Death 1880
Sarah Hull b. ca 1780 d. 21 Dec 1864
William Hull b. ca 1786 d. by 1870 Cleveland NC m. 8 Nov 1814 Lincoln Co. NC Catherine Cline William moved to Cleveland Co. (the next county over) by 1840.
- David M Hull b. 1815 m. Nancy Hoyle
- Benjamin Hull b. 4 Apr 1818 d. 22 Apr 1903 m. Mary White
- female Hull b. 1810-20
- Major William Hull b. 5 May 1820 d. AR? m. Sarah Fanny Pruitt
- ? Joel Waitzel Hulll b. 1821 Lincoln Co. NC d. May 1864 m.28 Mar 1843 Nancy Agner (he was a Lutheran minister - in one family tree they have his father as Benjamin)
- John Hull b. 4 May 1825 d. 19 Jul 1885 Moulton TX m. 1 Mar 1857 Elizabeth Cline
- William H Hull. b. 1828 m. Sarah Ramsey
- Jacob Hull b. 1 Jan 1831 d. 12 Feb 1915 Moulton TX m. Ruth Jane Ash
Mary (Polly) Hull 🧬 b. 1787 d. after 1860 m. 9 Feb 1809 Lincoln County, NC Henry Mull (1787 - 1857)
- Sarah Catherine Mull Mosteller (1812 - 1897)
- John Monroe Mull (1813 - 1849)
- Harrison Mull (1816 - 1849)
- William Mull (1818 - 1884)
- Alfred Mull (1825 - 1844)
- Ezra Mull (1827 - 1865)
- David Franklin Mull (1832 - 1863)
Major Hull b. 11 Jan 1790 NC d. 14 Jan 1856 m. 9 Feb 1824 Margaret (Peggy) Gross d. 28 Apr 1870
- Eliza Hull b. 19 Jul 1823 d. 25 Jun 1911 m. 7 Dec 1859 b. Frank Goode b. 26 Oct 1808 d. 12 Nov 1902
- George Washington Hull b. 15 Jun 1828 d. 1 Sep 1902 Blount Co. TN m. Naomi¹
- William H. Hull b. 1828
- Sarah Hull b. 1830 m. ? Barnes or Davis
- Elijah B Hull b. 1832 d. 17 Sep 1853
- Mary Ann Hull b. 1834 m. ? Jenks
- Major Frank Hull b. 27 Oct 1834 d. 19 Jan 1929 m. Mary Ann Grigg
- Peggy (Margaret) Levina Hull b. 11 Oct 1836 d. 5 May 1926 m. John C King b. 14 Feb 1845 d. 22 Dec 1910
- Rebecca E Adaline Hull b. 1839 m. ? Rudisill

Benjamin Hull Grave

Sarah Hutchison Hull Grave

Comments

The first verified official record of Benjamin Hull in North Carolina occurred on June 20, 1792, when he was granted 200 acres of land on the fork of Indian Creek on the head of Long Bridge, westerly of the widow Ramsour.
The dates for Ben Sr, Sarah Sr, Sarah Jr, Abner, and Major come from their tombstones.
Wills of Major, Ben # 3, John T, and Thomas S Hull were also incorporated.
Material on William came from W. Cylde Hull and much of the additional info came from Philip Leonard.
Richard's children and birth dates came from the War of 1812 pension application. Other info than Rebecca (my ancestor) came from published records. I've found no evidence that Richard's had a middle name Anderson (as published) although it was his son's middle name. At the time of Richard's birth, middle names were not common.
Marriage records with a ? indicate there is a marriage record but with common names it was not always obvious if I had the correct person. If a census supported the marriage by the right age then I did not put a ? mark. Much of the data is census data and therefore not proof.
Children other than Ben's children that had a question mark married before 1850 if they were not in a census record with parents. Ben Sr's children seem pretty firm as it was the only Hull family in the area and the census records support the number of children found.
The children of Ben # 2 and Abner could be mixed with the last of Abner's children. They are based on the 1820 and 1840 census. Most of the children were placed based on age and assigned Elizabeth McFalls first (because of census).
There are conflicting statements about birth locations of the first two generations. The best evidence we have is Abner stating in his deposition (for Moses Moore for the Rev. War pension), that Abner came from NJ with his father. He also stated he knew Nancy Cox before she married Moses which implied he knew her in NJ (she was already married when he came to NC). The Coxes came from Middletown Monmouth Co NJ. John Cox and his family migrated from Trenton, New Jersey, to Lincoln County, North Carolina, so it seems, about 1770. John Corwainder Cox and Margaret Morris are her parents. They also moved to Lincolntown NC. Catherine Huthinson b. 11 Feb 1754 NJ d. 14 Jul 1796 m. Morris Cox who is Nancy's brother. Perhaps a connection to Ben's wife Sarah?
The other references come mainly from census records. Although there is a reference to Abner as born in PA, and one for William in VA, the majority of references indicate NJ as the birth place of Ben and Sarah. For the children the same thing but family tradition indicated all but the youngest children were not born in NC with Ben arriving with a sack on his back around 1790.
NJ records are very poor. Most land transactions were not recorded. Many of the Hull's in New Jersey have been researched although not all verified. In Sussex Co. Knowlton Twp 1773-4 Tax List I did find a Benjamin Hull living near William and John Hutchison. This proves NOTHING. It is just that the said Ben is not identified elsewhere and appeared near families with the last name of his wife. There is another Benjamin Hull in the county but in a different township and there is quite a bit of documentation on him. The German church in Knowlton does not mention either family. We are now looking at the Cox connection to see if we can determine anything related to Middlesex and Monmouth counties.
Abner testified he knew Nancy Cox Moore. wife of Moses Moore m. 29 Jul 1785 Nancy Cox b. 19 Aug 1767 in Monmouth NJ d. 6 Sep 1847 (C: Alfred, Moses, Mary, Wilks Ann, Frances, John, Susanna, Aaron, Eveline, Westley Hill, Levina) Nancy's parents: John Cox b. 1 Nov 1727 Middletown NJ (James Cox, Rebecca Stillwees) d. Lincoln Co. NC, Margaret Morris b. 1 Oct 1732 Children John Morris Cox m. Catherine (Hutchinson) Cox 21 Jun 1773, Rebecca Morris (Cox) Bonham, Mary (Cox) Sullivan, Nancy Ann (Cox) Moore and Susannah (Cox) Carpenter
Family tradition says that Benjamin served in the Revolutionary War. One story says he was a guard for George Washington. We have not found any verification to date but the basic story passed down on both Richard's side as well as those that stayed in NC. The part about being a body guard was not passed down on Richard's side.

Gen 5	Richard Hull		Nancy Ann Stockstill
Birth	ca 1770-80	NC or NJ	1787	Baltimore MD
Death	30 Dec 1838	Perry Co. IL	1879	Perry Co. IL
Parents	Benjamin Hull	Sarah Hutchison	Elisha Stockstill	Rachel Gladman
Misc.	Farmer
Marriage	24 Mar 1807 (1 Apr 1807 bond)	Richmond Madison Co. KY

Sarah (Sally) Hull b. 3 Jan 1808 KY d. 1891 m. Benjamin Hammack d. 10 Feb 1873
- Elizabeth C Hammack b. 1824 TN
- Lewis Hammack b.16 Nov 1825 Warren Co. TN d. 14 May 1872 m. 7 Apr 1851 Cordella Edwards, 9 Oct 1876 Emma J Bull (C: Elizabeth Jane, William m.15 Sep 1885 Belle Trefftes , Charles)
- Amanda Hammack b. 1827 MO (C: James)
- William Hammack b. 1829 d. 1905 Sesser IL Tamora Cem
- Richard Hammack b. 1831 d. ca 1851 CA
- Zebedee Hammack b. 6 Jan 1837 d. 22 May 1863 Vicksburg Tamaroa Cem m. 12 Aug 1861 Clinton Co. IL Sarah E Wright
- Nancy J Hammack b. ca 1840
- Thomas H Hammack b. 24 Dec 1843 m. 17 Mar 1872 Sarah A Barter (2 sons)
- Benjami F Hammack Jr b. 1849 IL m. 28 Se 1871 Martha E Reynolds, Nancy Laughter (C: 3 sons, 2 daughters)
- Nancy Hammack
Rebecca Hull b. 7 May 1809 d. 4 Sep 1877 Perry Co. IL m. Samuel Tasker Etherton
- Sirrilda Escalana Etherton b. 4 Jun 1830 Jackson Co. IL d. 17 Sep 1827 Centralia IL m. 30 Jan 1851 Jonathan Rice
- Eagan A. Etherton b. 21 Sep 1831 IL d. 21 Jul 1832 IL
- Alonso Etherton b. 10 May 1833 IL d. 30 May 1863 Vicksburg MS (civil war) m. 8 Oct 1857 Loisa J. Keith
- Melissa Etherton b. 13 Jan 1835 IL d. 1924 Benton Franklin Co. IL m. 8 May 1856 Jesse McCollum
- Sarah Etherton b. 9 Sep 1837 IL d. 10 Dec 1908 Sunfield Perry Co. IL m. 30 Nov 1865 Edward Weeks
- Harmon Etherton b. 27 Sep 1839 IL d. 1875 Dexter City MO m. 27 Sep 1866 Adelia Crim
- Mary Etherton b. 12 Apr 1842 IL d. 28 Nov 1866 Sunfield Perry Co. IL m. 9 Dec 1858 Tillman McCollum
- Maximilian H. Etherton b. 6 May 1845 Brownsville Jackson Co. IL d. 18 Sep 1928 Mulkeytown Franklin IL m. 19 Dec 1866 Thursa J. Wheatley1, 28 Aug 1879 Nancy Short2
- Charlotte Etherton b. Jul 1852 Perry Co. IL d. 3 May 1853 Sunfield Perry Co. IL
Zebedee Hull 🧬 b. 10 Jul 1810 TN d. ca 1854 Dade Co. MO m. 2 Feb 1839 IL Fannie/Francis Pyle m. 2nd Lantrip
- Confucius Hull b. 1838 IL lived Morgan, Dade Co. MO 1860-90 - in civil war 5 Jul 1861 - 10 Jul 1864
- Minerva Hull b. 1842
- Mary Hull b. 1848
- Henry H Hull b. Aug 1851 m. Jane A Clark d. ?20 Apr 1936 (C: Famthanthy, Kenneth A, Leonard, Mrytle, Iva L )
Lucinda Lucy R Hull b. 9 Mar 1812 TN d. 2 Nov 1881 Old Concord Cem IL m. Washington Co. IL m. 27 Oct 1833 Abner Stires Rice b. 23 Feb 1810 d. 3 Dec 1884 Old Concord Cem (children listed under Abner Stires Rice's listing)
Elizabeth Hull b. 31 Aug 1813 m. 28 May 1833 William Keeling (?m. 2nd Mrs. Milissa Miles 18 Oct 1855)
- Robert D Keeling b. 1836
- William A Keeling b. 1841 (? m. 4 May 1894 Johnson Co. Arrie J Fairless)
- Thomas Keeling B b. 1843
- Eliza J Keeling b. 1846
- John B Keeling b. 1850
Delpha Hull b. 23 Jan 1816 d. 1885 Tamaroa Cem m. 6 Feb 1834 Samuel H. Eaton b. 1812 d. 1887 Tamaroa Cem
- Lavina Eaton b. 1836 m. 10 Apr 1859 Jessie D Weeks
- Bethany Eaton b. 1836
- Nancy Eaton b. 1838
- Leroy Eaton b. 1840 m. Martha (C: Issac, Richard M, Charles)
- Desdemonia Eaton b. 1842 d. 1881 Tamaroa Cem m. 6 Feb 1868 George W Lindsey m. 20 Aug 1883 George G Haris (C: Alva)
- Richard (Jackson) Eaton b. 1845
- Minerva A Eaton b. 1848 d. 1898 Tamaroa Cem m. 22 Sep 1872 Harry F Carter
- Sarah Rebecca Eaton b. 1850 m. 28 Jan 1870 George W Brown
Benjamin Hull b. 23 May 1817 d. 17 Aug 1847 Pinckneyville IL m. Rachel
- James Hull
Polly A Hull b. 6 Mar 1819 TN d. ca 1870-1874 IL
m. 13 Nov 1842 John L/S Gore¹ (at home of William Hull),
- James N Gore b. 1845 IL d. not found by 1880
- Rachel Escalana Gore b. 1847 IL m. 28 Feb 1871 Jefferson Co. John P Guthrie b. ca 1848
  - Minerva Guthrie b. ca 1872
  - A. N. Guthrie b. ca 1874
  - R. m. Guthrie b. ca 1876
m. 19 Dec 1850 Cornelius Peery² (Pierce) b. 1810 VA (in Perry 1850-1850, Jefferson 1870-1880)
- George M Peery b. ca 1852 d. ca 1853
- Jonathon Alexander Peery b. 14 Jan 1854 Jefferson Co. IL d. 8 Jan 1901 Reynoldsville, Union Co. IL m. 21 Jul 1885 Union Co. IL Emma F Campbell b Jan 1868 IL (C: Emma E, Cornelius Alexander Peery b. 10 Jul 1892 Reynoldsville IL d. Oct 1963 IL, Martha E, Richard Ingersol b. 28 Sep 1899 in Thomas KA in 1917)
- Richard Allen Peery b. 14 Dec 1856 d. 13 Feb 1931 Jonesboro, Union Co. IL m. ca 1890 Rosa Garrison b. ca 1873 d. 27 Jan 1948 (C: Mabel, Rachel E, Rebecca, Cornelius P b. ca 1904)
- M M Peery b. ca 1859 d. ?by 1870
- Martha A Peery b. ca 1863
Major Allen Hull 🧬 b. 20 Feb 1820 d. 25 May 1891 Bartholomew Co. IN m. 22 Sep 1842 Margaret Rogers
- Nathaniel Byron Hull b. 3 Mar 1844 Perry Co. IL, d. 3 May 1825 13 Feb 1880 m. Mary J. Robertson, Zedok b. 7 May 1848 Perry Co
- Thomas Hull b. 4 Nov 1850 Bartholomew Co. d. 24 Nov 1934 m. 19 Sep 1878 Isabella Trotter
- Abner Rice Hull b. 6 Dec 1853 d. 11 Nov 1822 Indianapolis IN m. 4 Dec 1979 Mary Robertson
- William A Hull b. 2 Oct 1857 d. 12 Oct 1948 m. 1892 Sarah Stidman
- Hannah Hull b. 10 Nov 1861 d. 8 Feb 1866
- infant Hull b. 1 Apr 1864 d. 1 Apr 1864
- Minerva Hull b. 19 Jul 1867 m. 1892 Columbus IN Ernest McQueen
Thomas S Hull b. 3 Apr 1821 d. 1938
Nancy Minerva Ann b. 8 Jun 1822 d.14 Feb 1911 IL m. 25 Sep 1842 Henry Foster Hampleman
- Ruth Ann Hampleman b. 10 Aug 1843 Perry Co. IL d. 8 Jul 1885 Texas Co. MO m. 30 Nov 1865 Perry Co. IL Andrew Jackson Wolfe George M D b. 1845 m. 25 Nov 1868 Minerva J Lemmous
- Richard A Hampleman b. 1846 m. 14 Mar 1872 Delilah Wintrop¹, 31 Dec 1885 Dora E Keith²
- Noah Hampleman b. 1848 m. 7 Nov 1872 Louisa Cutson
- Zebedee Hampleman b. 1849 m. 2 Mar 1879 Ellen Wintrop
- Nancy Hampleman b. 1851 m. 17 Apr 1872 John W Phillips
- Sarah Hampleman b. 1854
- Margaret E Hampleman b. 1856 m. 14 Sep 1879 James Thompson
- Desdemonia Hampleman b. 1858
- Daniel A Hampleman b. 1960 m. 29 Apr 1886 Carlie B King
Richard Anderson Hull b. 30 Jun 1825 d. 24 Dec 1850
Rachel ?Elizabeth Hull b. 31 Jul 1827 MO m. 25 Dec 1845 Thomas George W Murphy d. by 1860 (C: William H b. ca 1848, Andrew Jackson b. ca 1849, George b. ca 1855

Resided

Warren Co. TN
bought/claimed land 1814 25A, 1815 20A Charles Creek
sold land 1824 35A, 1825 25A, 1824 20A,
1830 - Perry Co. IL
Land: Perry Co. Section 20, Township 04S Range 01W Section Part E2NW NWNW

Comments

Richard moved from Lincoln Co. NC to Madison Co. KY between 1805-7 where he married Nancy. Nancy's family moved there during the same time frame from near Benjamin Hull's farm. Richard and the Stockstills then moved to Warren Co. TN by 1810. In 1830 Richard moved by wagon to Perry Co. IL were their eldest daughter and son-in-law already lived.
19 Apr 1864 Samuel Eaton says Nancy had become sane and asked to be discharged as her conservator, 17 Oct 1864 Hammack & Davis sought continuance on the matter of insanity and conservator of Nancy A Hull. The records prior to this were unindexed so I am unsure if there were prior records. I found none after.
He was a great hunter according to family tradition but not much of a provider.
He is listed in the suit of Daniel Harmon vs. Daniel Anthony in Lincoln Co. NC 19 May 1800. Apparently there was a fight and Richard was a witness. Morris Cox was the J.P.
In warrant Co. Richard got land soon after the Seminole Indians had been driven out. He bought land Nov 22,23 1817 General Grants Book P 575-6, but mostly he sold land which showed no purchase.
In 1830 they moved by wagon to Perry Co. IL were their eldest daughter and son-in-law already lived.
Richard served in the TN Volunteer Mounted Gunman in 1812 under Maj. William Russell Capt. William Chism Pension WC-5130 (along with John Stockstill)
Black Hawk War of 1831-2 from Perry County Zebedee Hull,, Eli J Hutching, Alexander Hutchings , Abner S Rice, Corporal Benjamin Hammock - David Baldridge Perry county 3rd regiment 3rd Brigrade Captain William S Adair. Mustered out 17 Aug 1832
War of 1812 Separate Battalion of Volunteer Mounted Gunmen September 1814 - March 1815 Major William Russell
BRIEF HISTORY:
Along with a battalion commanded by Major Chiles, this unit served in the Pensacola/Mobile region and was a part of Major Uriah Blue's expedition that roamed along the Escambia River in Florida in search of renegade Creeks toward the end of the war. Approximately 500 men served in this battalion, one of whom was David Crockett, a sergeant in Capt. John Conway's company. From Fayetteville, where the battalion was mustered in, they traveled to Fort Stephens (crossing the Tennessee River at Muscle Shoals); leaving their horses behind, the battalion marched to Pensacola (via Fort Montgomery) where they participated in the battle of 7 November 1814; and returned to Fort Montgomery. At Fort Montgomery they were put under the command of Major Uriah Blue.

Hutchinson Family Tree

Hutchinson Name Meaning: English (northern): patronymic from the Old French personal name Hucheon (see Houchin ) + -son. Irish: in Ireland and Scotland adopted for Mac Uisdein and Mac Uistin; see McCutcheon .

Autospmal Matches to the Hutchinsons

It has long been speculated that Benjamin Hull's wife Sarah Hutchinson came from the family of one of the Hutchinson brothers in NJ where Sarah and Benjamin came from. Autosomal DNA tests can tell you that you share a common ancestor with another tester the but not who. I map my 23 chromosome pairs using matches on sites with a chromosome browser where I know what the connection is. The chromosome browser gives me the physical location of the match on my various chromosomes. I have several locations identified as coming from descendants of Sarah and Benjamin. Two of those spots also are a location for matches to descendants of one of the Hutchinson brothers without any Hull in their tree. So those two spots came from Sarah and proves she came from one of the brothers. The other locations may have come from Benjamin.

Gen	?		?
Birth
Death
Marriage
Parents

Jonathon Hutchinson b. 1712 Windsor NJ d. 22 JAN 1777 Mercer Co NJ m. 7 Oct 1737 Elizabeth Dusowa of Monmouth County (1719–1765 har parents Job Dissoway and Sarah Dennis Siblings Johannes Disosway 1723 m. 2nd Sarah Davis
1. Jonathan Hutchinson Born: 1740, Windsor Twp, Middlesex County, NJ
2. Rachel Hutchinson Born: 29 January 1742
3. Daniel Hutchinson 🧬 Born: 4 December 1748 m. Deborah Hammel
  1. Mercy m. Issac Combs Jr 🧬 🧬 🧬
4. Issac
5. James Hutchinson 🧬 Sr b. :16 Feb 1755 Windsor, Middlesex, NJ d. :11 Feb 1830 East Windsor, Middlesex, NJ m. Sarah Tindall
  1. Rachel Hutchinson CR2🧬 CR2🧬 b. 18 MAR 1781 Middlesex-Mercer County NJ d. 25 SEP 1823 NJ m. James Silvers
  2. Isaac Hutchinson 🧬 b. 1778 NJ d. 9 DECEMBER 1866 Fayette County, PA
  3. Amy Hutchinson 🧬b. 15 Aug 1779 · West Windsor, Middlesex, NJ
  4. Wilson Hutchinson 🧬 b. 1786 · New Jersey,
  5. Aaron C Hutchinson 🧬 b. 10 Sep 1802 · Hutchinson Mills
6. Amos Hutchinson b.: 31 May 1758
7. William Hutchinson b. about 1760
William Hutchinson b. 2 JUN 1698 Middlesex NJ d. 25 JUN 1772 Mercer Milford Middlesex NJ Ann Simpson b. 17 MARCH 1699 RI d. 4 JAN 1801 Mercer, NJ Her gravestone said she was the mother of 13 children but list include 15. Ann's parents Arthur Simpson, Mother Mary Ester Tilton
1. Robert Hutchinson b. 11 Dec 1720
  1. Benjamin Hutchinson, b. 11 Jan. 1748 mar. Diane Mary Hutchinson b. 6 Oct. 1750 mar. John Robins. Ann Hutchinson b. 22 Jan. 1753 mar. Joseph Wood.
  2. ?Lawrence Hutchinson 🧬
  3. Catherine Hutchinson b. 1754 m. 1 Feb. 1775 Morris Cox
  4. Elizabeth Hutchinson b. 8 May 1757.
  5. Sarah Hutchinson b. 2 June 1759.
  6. William Hutchinson b. 4 Sept. 1761.
  7. Lydia Hutchinson 🧬 b. 19 Sept. 1763.
  8. Rachel Hutchinson b. 29 Nov. 1765 mar. William A. Simpson.
  9. Peter Hutchinson 🧬 , third son, b. 19 Aug. 1768 mar. 4 Oct. 1792 Elizabeth McCoy
  10. Wilson Hutchinson, fourth son, b. 4 Oct. 1770.[2]
2. Elizabeth (Hutchinson) b. Dec 1722 Tindall
3. Rev William R Hutchinson b. 13 Dec 1724
  1. Elizabeth Hutchinson b. 8 May 1757. Sarah Hutchinson b. 2 June 1759.
  2. William Hutchinson b. 4 Sept. 1761. Lydia Hutchinson b. 19 Sept. 1763.
  3. Rachel Hutchinson b. 29 Nov. 1765 mar. William A. Simpson.
  4. Peter Hutchinsonb. 19 Aug. 1768 mar. 4 Oct. 1792 Elizabeth McCoy
  5. Wilson Hutchinson, b. 4 Oct. 1770.[2]
4. Sarah Hutchison b. 11 Dec 1726 m. William Hixson ?? 🧬 🧬 🧬 tree wierd
5. John Hutchinson b. 3 JUL 1739 Middlesex,NY
  1. Mary 🧬 b 1759, d 1857, m Benjamin Stout Sr in Prince William County, Virginia, moved to Shelby County, Kentucky
  2. Isaac m _________Wauza and went to Muskingum River area in Ohio
  3. William m __________Waugh and went to Muskingum River area in Ohio
  4. Jonathan m Margaret Bush Simpson died in youth
  5. James m __________Clark and went to Georgia
  6. John Jr m Am y Hayden, moved to Charles Town, (West) Virginia
  7. Joseph m ___________Clark,
  8. James' wife's sister, move to Augusta, Georgia
6. Joseph Hutchinson b. 16 May 1732 m. Mary m. William Ely
7. Ann Hutchinson m. James Brooks m. Robert Willson
8. Catherine (Hutchinson) b. 30 Dec 1736 English
9. Dorothea (Hutchinson) Allen
10. Lydia Hutchinson
11. Rachel (Hutchinson) Kinnan
12. Mary Hutchinson CR2🧬 b. 1 Mar 1734 Middlesex, NJ d. :21 Apr 1803 Middlesex Co NJ m. March 1767, Monmouth County, NJ William Ely
  1. William Ely Jr 🧬 - 🧬🧬🧬
13. ?Nathaniel Hutchinson 🧬 b. 1750 Trenton, Burlington NJ d. 7 DEC 1785 Burlington, Burlington, NJ m. Mary Jane Neal
  1. Nathaniel Hutchinson CR13🧬 b. 19 SEPT 1780 Trenton, Burlington, NJ d. 7 SEPT 1870 Whitesville, Harris, GA m. Rebecca Harbuck
  2. Daniel CR13🧬
  3. Richard H Hutchinson 🧬🧬🧬 m. Charity Golden
John Hutchinson b. 1710 Perth Amboy, Middlesex, NJ d. 30 MAY 1782 Burlington, NJ m. 24 Mar 1730 Burlington, NJ Elizabeth Pearson 18 OCT 1710 Burlington, NJ d. 5 APR 1770 Burlington, NJ (Parent; Robert Pearson and Elizabeth Tibdal, her siblings: Catherine, Mary 🧬, Robert, Rachel, Sarah, Thomas Ann, Isabel, John, Angn.
1. John b. 1732 Of Nottingham, Burlington, NJ d, 13 JAN 1791 Burlington
2. Robert 734 Of Nottingham, Burlington, NJ d, 1781 Nottingham, Burlington, N
3. Jonathan
4. Thomas b. 1738 Nottingham, Burlington, NJ d, 1797 Burlington
  1. Benjamin Hutchinson 🧬
5. Amos b. 1740 Of Nottingham, Burlington
6. Sarah b. 1738-d after 52
7. Elizabeth,
8. Rachel
9. Ann
10. Mary b. 1740 d. 1783 m. William B. Pharris Sr.
11. sons-i-law? Richard Wilgus and Richard Morgan

Abigail Hutchhinson 🧬 b. 4 Aug 1754•Windsor, Middlesex, NJ d, 29 July 1830•Perry, Monroe, O m. 24 March 1773, NJ Daniel Dye

John 🧬
Daniel Jr 🧬
Enock 🧬

Hattie Hanah HUTCHINSON 🧬 B:20 Nov 1792 Trenton, Burlington, New Jersey, United States D:27 Sep 1855 Effingham, Il m. Jonathan Wright
James Hutchinson b. 1730 m. Milly Tucker 🧬🧬🧬

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1703 John Hutchinson conveyed land in Hopewell (Trenton), New Jersey for a church. 1737 on 7 October, Jonathan Hutchinson of Middlesex County and Elizabeth Dusoswa of Monmouth County were married. 1776 The will of Jonathan Hutchinson of Windsor Twp, Middlesex County was dated 10 April 1776 and proved 22 Jan 1777. Son Jonathan received part of the plantation by the lines of John and Robert Rogers. Son Daniel received the plantation bought of James Debow and 12 acres bought of Isaac Ivins near the land of William Cubberly. Rest of lands to sons Isaac, James, Amos, and William. Wife (unnamed) received the household goods. Daughter Rachel received her mother's cupboard. If the wife refuses the goods, then they are to be sold. Executors were friend John Cubberly and son Daniel. Witnesses Amos Rogers, John Rice, and Abigail Rogers. 1777 The inventory dated 16 January by Joseph Lawrence and Thomas Lawrie was valued at 476.13.3 pounds.
Elizabeth's heritage was French. Her great grandfather was Marc du Sauchoy (Elizabeth/Job/Marcus/Marc du Sauchoy), a Huguenot immigrant from Leiden Holland to New Amsterdam. Patricia Hatcher and Henry Hoff, "Du Soison/Disoway and Rossignol/Nachtegaal of Staten Island/Richmond County," New York Genealogical and Biographical Record 139 (2008), 206. The surname du Sauchoy has many variations. It has been spelled as du Sauchoy/Disosway/Dusowa/du Soisson. Reports that Elizabeth was Seminole Indian are apparently in error.

Stockstill Family Tree

Thomas Stockstill Detail Page - Land, taxes etc

Stockstill Name Meaning: Perhaps a variant of Stocksdale which is English: habitational name from a place in Cumbria and North Yorkshire, so called from Old English stocc ‘tree trunk’ + dæl ‘valley’.

Gen 8	Edward Stogsdale Sr		Jane/Jeanne Boyce
Death	30 Jul 1710 (W) - 20 Jun 1716 (P)	Somerset, MD
Marriage	9 Aug 1693	Monokin, Somerset, MD	by John Huett
Parents			William Boyce	Mary Delamus/DeLamas/Dillimas/Dillmus/Delmas

by Thomas Sewell

Mary Sewell m. Jeffery Long

by Edward Stogsdell Sr

Edward Stogsdill Jr b. 6 May 1693 Somerset, MD (Christening d. 16 Aug-13 Oct 1779 Baltimore MD m. Catherine
- Soloman Stocksdale 🧬 b. 20 Oct 1731 d. 25 Feb 1783 m. Rebecca Howard (he is the eldest)
- Edward Stocksdale III 🧬 d. 28 Feb 1809 (will) m. 6 Feb 1778 Baltimore Eleanor Bennett
  - Children: Elijah (eldest), Elisha, Edward, Susanna, Jamina, Catherine, Eleanor
- Margaret b. 6 Oct 1734 m. ? Davis (Children: Edward)
- Hannah m. Hooker
- John
- Thomas
- Catherine Stogsdill m. Jacob Brown
- Eleanor m. 10 Sep 1776 David Sutherland
- Rachel m. Richard Griffee
William Stogsdel b. 11 Jan 1695 Somerset, MD
Joan Stogsdell
Eliza Stogsdell m. Wine
Thomas Stogsdill b. 1715/6 d. 15 Jul 1797 m. Sarah Gosnell

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Edward Stockswell
- Jean married first Thomas Sewell Jr (C: Mary b.7 Feb 1689 his will probated 14 Mar 1692/3
- Will: Stockdall, Edward, yeoman,Somerset Co.,30th July, 1710; 20th June, 1716. To wife Jean (Boyce), extx., entire estate, real and personal, during life, or as long as she remains unmarried. To son Edward, plantation at wife's decease, dwelling plantation and land belonging to same, also tract land ––. To dau. Jane, land ––, on east side Busses Bridge, and personalty; should either child afsd. die without issue, survivor to inherit portion of deceased, and both dying without issue, lands to pass to Mary Long and hrs. To dau. Eliza: Wine, 1 shilling. Test: Thos. Stockwell, Wm. Cuttling, Edmund Cullen, Eph. Willson. Note–Widow Jeanne takes her third of estate and revokes will. 14. 121.
- 1694 Edward Stockwell sold to the Justices of Somerset Co. for a new court house until 1742
- Edward Strogell Sr estate was completed 1740
  - Administrator Christian m. John Howard Children of Edward listed as Jane, Sophia, and Edward Srocksdale
Robert Stocksdale Robert b. 1675 m. Catherine (C: Edward b. 1699
- 1692 taxable on N side Patapsco
- In Nov 1711 was made levy free due to being ancient and feeble and having a great charge of children. IS#B :268; 138

Gen 7	Thomas Stockstill		Sarah Gosnell
Birth	1715-1716	Anne Arundale MD	ca 1720
Death	15 Jul 1797	Rowan Co NC	? by 1767 (sale of property)
Parents	Edward Stogsdale Sr	Jane/Jeanne Boyce	William Gosnell	Elizabeth

William b. by 1747
Edward Stockstill b. by 1747
Morris Stockstill b. by 1747 d. 1785 Rowan NC m. 4 Mar 1768 Rowan NC Sarah Williams
Elizabeth Stockstill 🧬 m. 19 Jun 1773 Rowan NC Stephen Riddle (his second marriage)
- Childen: Stephen b. 12 Jan 1776 d. 1856 m. 26 Dec 1799 Mary Quint, Ann b. 11 Nov 1772 d. 28 Jun 1854 IN
Zebediah Stockstill 🧬 b. 1756- 1757 (at least 21 in 1778 d. by 1833 m. Rachel b. 1756-74 MD d. 31 Jul 1833 - 6 Jul 1846
- Elisha Stockstill 🧬 b. 1790-1800 d. by 3 Apr 1848 m. Lenna
  - Children: Thomas Stockstill m. Minerva (C: John I, Elisha, J.T. Mary Jane, Brown, Samuel E, Martha B, Louisa Adeline) Warren Co and Missouri, John N Stockstill , Alexander Stockstill, Louisa Stockstill , Lucinda Stockstill b. 1825 TN d. 1891 Cedar Co. MO m. Issac Cocksy , Elizabeth , Sarah Jane Stockstill m. ? Gearhart (settled with guardian G W Henegar 1856) , ?Thomas Gilbert Hester (natural son of an Elisha Stockstill - Warren Co. 1833)
- Lucinda Stockstill 🧬 b. 13 Dec 1796 NC d. 17 Apr 1886 m. Robert W Kirby b. 17 Dec 1785 d. 12 Sep 1841 (Cole 1840 Benton 1850)
  - Children Thomas Stockstil Kirby b. 10 Sep 1814 TN , Gould Berry Kirby b. 10 Sep 1816 Warren Co. TN m. Sally/Sarah (C: William P, Washington, Robert Marion, Susan, Leonadus, John Winfield, Thomas Philip, Bathsheba) , ? Sarah Kirby b. 1818 TN , Rachel Gladman Kirby b. 26 JUL 1830 McMinnville, Warren, Tn d. 8 MAR 1922 Benton County, Mo. John Kirby b. 1820 TN m. Mary E, Rebecca A , Elisha Kirby b. 29 Jan 1824 TN m. Gabrelda , Susanna Kirby l b. 1827 m. Jacob Gentry , Robert Wright Kirby b. 2 Feb 1835 m. Nancy , Narcissus Jane Kirby b. 1837 MO
Warnel Stockstill 🧬 b. by 1755 d. Lincoln TN m. Nancy b. 1766 to 1774 in
- Austin Stockstill 🧬 b. 1790 NC d. 15 Jun 1879 Walnut Shade Taney Co. MO m. 1822 Sarah Davis 1830 ,nion Co. IL, moved to Taney Co. by 1838
- Abigail Stockstill b. ca 1792 NC - single lived with Nancy Foster in 1850, 1860, 1970
- Nancy 🧬 b. ca 1795 NC m. Abednego Foster will 18 Feb 1832 (1s she lives with Nancy Stockstill 100 )
  - Children: Washington M Foster 🧬 b. 1825 d. 1895 Lincoln Co. TN m. 25 Feb 1846 Annilda Allen Minerva Foster b. 25 May 1830 m. William Woodward, John Foster b. 1825, F Foster b. 1831 (female), John Foster m. 2 Jan 1849 Mary E Nichols, William V m. 18 Mar 1846 Cintha J Anderson, Elizabeth J m. 1 Aug 1844 Lorenzo D Arkin, Henry Foster 1830 land, William 1819, Tila A b. 1829. Caroline b. 1830
Elisha Stockstill m. Rachel Gladman (daughter Nancy Ann told a granddaughter these were her parents and Zebediah who signed her marriage bond was an uncle)
- ?? Thomas Stockstill 🧬 b. 9 Jun 1782 MD d. Dec 1860 Miami County OH m. 12 Jun 1806 Champaign Ohio Catherine Hains NC, TN, Ohio
  - Childen: Elias David, Rachel, Sarah, Susan, John N, Stephen L, Irvin James, Catherine
- David Stockstill 🧬 b. 23 May 1783 d. by 1828 m. 1 Apr 1808 Madison Co KY Mary Elizabeth Proctor b. 1788 KY Warren TN in 1820, moved to Cole Co. MO. (Elisha Stockstill signed bond)
  - Children: Thomas b. 17 Jan 1809, Huldah A 🧬 b. 11 Nov 1811 TN m. 10 Aug 1832 MO Thomas Philip Bowles, Sally b. 10 Dec 1812, Polly b. 3 Sep 1814, Benjamin b. 13 Sep 1816, Lucy b. 23 Oct 1819, Susannah b. 7 Feb 1821 TN d. 1888 atts OK m. 25 Apr 1839 MO John Longdon Bowles, Catherine b. 24 Jun 1823 d. 1900 Antioch Cem. Turnbeck Creek South Greenfield MO m. Edmund Bowles, Zebedee b. 2 Oct 1825 TN d. 1862 buried Mt. Zion Cemetery Dade Co. MO (probably Civil War) m. 8 Aug 1847 Lawrence Co. Rebecca Williams , David b. 15 May 1828
- Nancy Ann Stockstill b. 1787 MD m. Madison Co KY Richard Hull
- Hannah Stockstill 🧬 b. 1788 MD d. 26 Aug 1864 Morgon Dade Co. MO m. 26 Aug 1808 Madison Co KY Henry D Edge (Elisha Stockstill signed as her father)
  - Children: William D Moses Edge b. 1810, Francie Dougles Edge b. 1811, Isham P Edge b. 1812, Levi Edge b. 1814, Abigail Edge b.1816, Barbara Edge b. 1816, Elisha Edge b. 1817, Jonathon Paris Edge 🧬 b. 1819, Henry Edge b. 1820, Martin Dixon Edge b. 1823, Nancy T Edge b. 1824, Sarah D Edge b. 1826, Benjamin Labon Edge b. 1904
- Elizabeth Stockstill 🧬 b. 12 Mar 1788 MD d. 3 Jun 1848 Gerhings Chapel Washington Co. AK m. 8 Mar 1807 Madison Co KY James Gordon d. ca 1820
  - Children: Mary Elizabeth b. 30 Nov 1807 d. 16 Feb 1886 Mt. Comfort m. 7 Oct 1824 McMinnville Warren Co. TN William Skelton d. 1864 , Rebecca b. 13 Mar 1809 d. 3 Sep 1863 Wash. Co. AK, Besima Parthena 🧬 b. 3 May 1810 d. 3 Sep 1863 Wash. Co. AK m. Thomas Banks, Lewanna b. 3 May 1810 d. 13 Apr 1863 Wash. Co. AK m. Alexander Stanfield d. 1859, Nancy b. ca 1815 d. TN m. Jonathan Parish , Rachel b. 27 Dec 1815 d. 14 Dec 1899 Wash. Co. AK m. Hosea G Cardwell, Troy Washington b. ca 1815 d. 26 Aug 1875, Pheba Ann 🧬 b. ca 1818 d. ca 1860 m. Jeptha Irby, Melvina 🧬 b. 3 Nov 1820 d. 14 Aug 1901 Wash. Co. AK m. Charles Henry Davenport, Laura b. ca 1820 d. infancy
Margaret Stockstill 🧬,b. ca 1757 m. 22 Dec 1780 John Whitacre Thomas Stockstill signs
- Children: William Whitacre 🧬, Josiah Whitacre, Thomas Whitacre 🧬, John Whitacre, Israel Whitacre 🧬 , Henry Whitacre , Mark Whitacre
Robert Stockstill b. by 1757
Austin Stockstill b. by 1757 (not the one who ended up in MS)
Thomas Stockstill Jr b. by 1757 m. Hannah
Joshua Stockstill b. 1757
Vachel Stockstill b. by 1758 d. 1807 m. Susannah Barnes (Children: Daniel m. 23 Jul 1804 Henrietta Massie, William wife Melinda, Polly Stogstal, Archibald Stogstill 1813 estate

Grandchild of Thomas but not sure hrough which son - probably Warnel or Elisha. Not in Zebediah's will and she lives in the county The other 2 did not have a will. But she was not born in MD like Nancy and Hannah. That means she is either a daughter of Warnel or Elisha moved to Rowan from Maryland by 1792 with no evidence of such in Rowan.

Mary Stockstill 🧬 b. 22 Apr 1792 NC d. 22 Sep 1865 Warren TN
- m. Richard Burks Children: John W Burks b. 1813 m. Jane E , Richard P Burks 🧬 b. 1 Dec 1816 d. 24 Jul 1889 Warren Co. m.17 Feb 1857 E. T. Parris, Nancy Burks b. 5 Oct 1813 d. 8 AUG 1877
- m. 1819 Levi Edge Children: Mary J Edge b. 1820 , Henderson Hopwood 🧬 b. 1821 d. 1879 TX m. Harley Ann Martin, Anderson L b. 1821 m. Louisa, Zebedee 🧬 b. 10 Feb 1826 d. 18 Jul 1890 Warren Co. TN m. 7 Mar 1850 Mary Ann Van Hooser, Martha Adaline 🧬 b. 12 Feb 1830 d. 21 Nov 1902 m. 11 Feb 1853 George Payne Martin, Elizabeth b. 1832 m. John/Jack F Wilson, Samuel Robert 🧬 b. 1834 d. 1880-90 MO m. Mary Hawkins

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Thomas Gilbert Stockstill 🧬 b. 28 Dec 1820 TN
Thomas Stockstill 🧬 b. 9 Jun 1782 MD d. Dec 1860 Miami County OH m. 12 Jun 1806 Champaign Ohio Catherine Hains NC, TN, Ohio

Maryland

Stocksdale and Gosnell Land Patents Baltimore & Carroll County MD
in the 1730s-1760s

Aqua are Stocksdale Patents: Thomas, Edward his brother and John a possible brother

Orange are a couple of the George Ogg Patents: Thomas was bound to him at age 8

Green are Gosnell Patents: Sarah's father William and uncles Morris and Peter.

Martenet's Map of Carroll County 1862

Carroll County was formed from Baltimore County in 1837Box on the right is current owner Nicholas Buckingham who owns land once held by Thomas Stockstill

Boxes on the lower right near Patapsco Falls are descendents of Thomas' brother Edward Stockstale who stayed in the area.

Thomas was bound to George Ogg Jr 8 Mar 1723/4 age 8. He was awarded by the court which probably means Thomas was an orphan at the time. George promised to try and cure him of his 'scaly head'.

Land Grants NE Rowan (Davie) County NC in the 1760s-1800

Lagle Land Grant Map of Davie County

Long after the Stockstills left Rowan County their area became Davie County

left Vachel and Thomas
upper middle Morris and Edward (filed by John Brunts but assigned to Edward) & Shadrach Williams who is the father of Sarah William wife of Morris
lower middle William Whitacre whose son John married Thomas' daughter Margaret
right Steven Riddle who married Thomas' daughter Elizabeth Stockstill (she is his second wife)

Gen 6	Elisha Stockstill		Rachel Gladman
Parents	Thomas Stockstill	Sarah Gosnell

?? Thomas Stockstill 🧬 b. 9 Jun 1782 MD d. Dec 1860 Miami County OH m. 12 Jun 1806 Champaign Ohio Catherine Hains NC, TN, Ohio
- Childen: Elias David, Rachel, Sarah, Susan, John N, Stephen L, Irvin James, Catherine
David Stockstill 🧬 b. 23 May 1783 d. by 1828 m. 1 Apr 1808 Madison Co KY Mary Elizabeth Proctor b. 1788 KY Warren TN in 1820, moved to Cole Co. MO. (Elisha Stockstill signed bond)
- Children: Thomas b. 17 Jan 1809, Huldah A 🧬 b. 11 Nov 1811 TN m. 10 Aug 1832 MO Thomas Philip Bowles, Sally b. 10 Dec 1812, Polly b. 3 Sep 1814, Benjamin b. 13 Sep 1816, Lucy b. 23 Oct 1819, Susannah b. 7 Feb 1821 TN d. 1888 atts OK m. 25 Apr 1839 MO John Longdon Bowles, Catherine b. 24 Jun 1823 d. 1900 Antioch Cem. Turnbeck Creek South Greenfield MO m. Edmund Bowles, Zebedee b. 2 Oct 1825 TN d. 1862 buried Mt. Zion Cemetery Dade Co. MO (probably Civil War) m. 8 Aug 1847 Lawrence Co. Rebecca Williams , David b. 15 May 1828
Nancy Ann Stockstill b.1787 MD d.1879 Perry Co. IL m. 11 Apr 1807 Richard Hull
Hannah Stockstill 🧬 b. 1788 MD d. 26 Aug 1864 Morgon Dade Co. MO m. 26 Aug 1808 Madison Co KY Henry D Edge (Elisha Stockstill signed as her father)
- Children: William D Moses Edge b. 1810, Francie Dougles Edge b. 1811, Isham P Edge b. 1812, Levi Edge b. 1814, Abigail Edge b.1816, Barbara Edge b. 1816, Elisha Edge b. 1817, Jonathon Paris Edge 🧬 b. 1819, Henry Edge b. 1820, Martin Dixon Edge b. 1823, Nancy T Edge b. 1824, Sarah D Edge b. 1826, Benjamin Labon Edge b. 1904
Elizabeth Stockstill 🧬 b. 12 Mar 1788 MD d. 3 Jun 1848 Gerhings Chapel Washington Co. AK m. 8 Mar 1807 Madison Co KY James Gordon d. ca 1820
- Children: Mary Elizabeth b. 30 Nov 1807 d. 16 Feb 1886 Mt. Comfort m. 7 Oct 1824 McMinnville Warren Co. TN William Skelton d. 1864 , Rebecca b. 13 Mar 1809 d. 3 Sep 1863 Wash. Co. AK, Besima Parthena 🧬 b. 3 May 1810 d. 3 Sep 1863 Wash. Co. AK m. Thomas Banks, Lewanna b. 3 May 1810 d. 13 Apr 1863 Wash. Co. AK m. Alexander Stanfield d. 1859, Nancy b. ca 1815 d. TN m. Jonathan Parish , Rachel b. 27 Dec 1815 d. 14 Dec 1899 Wash. Co. AK m. Hosea G Cardwell, Troy Washington b. ca 1815 d. 26 Aug 1875, Pheba Ann 🧬 b. ca 1818 d. ca 1860 m. Jeptha Irby, Melvina 🧬 b. 3 Nov 1820 d. 14 Aug 1901 Wash. Co. AK m. Charles Henry Davenport, Laura b. ca 1820 d. infancy

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1800: Rowen NC Rachel Stockstill (by Warnel and Zebediah): b. by 1755 Male 1 under 10, 2 10-16, Females 2 under 10, 1 10-15
In Jul 1805 & Jan 1806. Elisha and Zebedee Stogsdale are listed in the suit between Benjamin Hull Jr and David Biles in Lincoln Co. TN. If the son of Zebediah was born in 1790-1800 he is too young for this reference.
Oct 1805 Elisha Stogdale and David Stogdale acknowlege that they are indebted to the State of North Carolina in the suwnich son - cou;d David be a son of Elisha?

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Baltimore MD
1800 Lincoln Co. NC
1805-7 moved to Richmond KY
by 1810 Warren Co. TN

Zimmerman / Zimmermann Family Tree

Zimmerman Name Meaning: Americanized spelling of Zimmermann.

Migration Map for Johann Christopher "Hans" Zimmerman
Haplogroup I-A10757 & I-BY194926

Gen 12	Niclaus Zimmerman		Margaret Püntlisperg
Birth	1575	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland	1579	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
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Anna Zimmerman b. 20 Nov 1603 in Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Michael Zimmerman b. 1607 d. 28 Nov 1677
Christian Zimmerman b. 26 Feb 1609

Gen 11	Michael Zimmerman		Benedicta Kuntzi-
Birth	1617	Steffisburg, Canton of Bern, Switzerland
Death	28 Nov 1677	Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany	4 Oct 1665	Sulzfeld, Baden
Parents	Niclaus Zimmerman	Margaret Püntlisperg

Steffisburg

by Benedicta Kuntzi

Johannes Zimmerman b. 1637 in Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany d. 23 Nov 1673 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany m.Regina Wegmon
Christian Zimmerman b. 30 Dec 1649 d. 26 Mar 1703
Christian Zimmerman-b. 30 Dec 1649 d. 26 Mar 1703.
Michael Zimmerman b. 1651 Switzerland
Nikolaus Zimmerman b. 22 Aug 1641 Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

by m. 1 May 1666 Elisabetha Albrecht

Johann Jacob Zimmermann b. 8 Mar 1668 d. 10 Nov 1732
Veronica Zimmerman b. 4 Jul 1675 Switzerland

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Not long after the end of The Thirty Years' War (1648), Michael Zimmerman moved from Steffisburg, Canton of Bern (Switzerland) to Sulzfeld where he worked on the Rabenperg estate. Today, we call it Ravensburg. This translocation was probably due to the need for workers in southwest Germany due to the great loss of life during the war.

Gen 10	Christian Zimmerman		Maria Schuchter
Birth	1649	Steffisburg, Switzerland	21 May 1648 (B)	Sulzfeld, Baden
Death	26 Mar 1703	Sulzfeld, Baden	13 Aug 1708	Sulzfeld, Baden
Parents	Michael Zimmerman	Benedicta Kuntzi	Hans Schuchter d. 14 Jan 1675 in Sulzfeld, Baden	Maria
Married	25 Jan 1669	Sulzfeld

Christianus Zimmerman b. and chr. 30 Dec 1669.
Johann Petrus Zimmerman chr. 24 Dec 1672, d. 1 Apr 1673
Anna Maria Zimmerman b. 9 Mar 1674 d. 15 Jan 1675,
Anna Margretha Zimmerman b. 29 Oct 1677
Anna Catharina Zimmerman b. and chr. 10 Mar 1680, d. 25 Jun 1685
Jacob Zimmerman b. and chr. 26 Nov 1682, d. 27 Nov 1682
Johannes Andreas Zimmerman, b. 4 Nov 1683
A boy Zimmerman b. and d. 14 Feb 1686
Andreas Zimmerman chr. 6 Feb 1687, d. 25 Feb 1691, b. 26 Feb 1691

Gen 9	Christian Zimmerman		Eva Dünstlerin
Birth	30 Dec 1669	Sulzfeld, Karlsruhe, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany	by 15 Feb 1662	Sulzfeld, Karlsruhe, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Death	22 Sep 1735	Sulzfeld, Karlsruhe, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany	15 Feb 1698	Sulzfeld, Karlsruhe, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Parents	Christian Zimmerman		Michael Dünster

Sulzfield

Johann Georg Zimmerman b. 23 Apr 1688 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany d. 8 May 1688 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany
Johann Conrad Zimmerman b. 22 Oct 1689. He died on 18 Apr 1700.
Johann Christopher "Hans" Zimmerman b. 16 May 1692. He was buried before 23 Mar 1749
Maria Eva Zimmerman b. 15 May 1697 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany m. Hans Georg Midler- 2 May 1719 Germany

Zimmerman b. ca 1700 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany d. ca 1700 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany
Christopher Jacob Zimmerman b. 25 Jul 1699 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany
Anna Maria Zimmerman b. 28 Dec 1702 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany
Anna Catharina Zimmerman b. 7 May 1702 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany
Maria Sophia Zimmerman b. 6 Apr 1703 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany
Maria Elisabetha Zimmerman b. 6 Apr 1705 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany d. 23 Jun 1706 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany
Maria Barbara Zimmerman b. 19 Aug 1710 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany
Johann Christopher "Hans" Zimmerman b. 19 Aug 1710
Georg Engelhard Zimmerman b. 18 Nov 1712 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany d. 29 Aug 1714 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany
Georg Friedrich Zimmerman b. 4 Mar 1714 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany
Anna Salome Zimmerman b. 24 May 1719 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany d. 25 Jul 1719 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany
Johann Mart Zimmerman b. 15 Sep 1721 Sulzfeld, Baden, Germany

Gen 8	Johann Christopher "Hans" Zimmerman		Anna Elizabetha Albrecht
Birth	16 Mar 1691	Bietigheim, Ludwigsburg, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany	15 Sep 1687	Bietigheim,Wuerttemberg,Germany
Death	23 Mar 1749	Mount Pony, Culpeper, VA	by 16 Jan 1757	Culpeper, VA
Buried	Hebron Lutheran Church Cemetery		Hebron Lutheran Church Cemetery
Parents	Christian Zimmerman		Jorg Albrecht	Anna Elisabetha
Married	4 Sep 1714	Bietigheim, Wurttemberg, Germany

by Dorothea Rottle m. 27 Jul 1710 Bietigheim, Wurttemberg, German d. Jan 1713

John Zimmerman 🧬 was born on 11 Apr 1711.m. Ursula Blankenbaker VA
Still Born" Zimmerman b. 26 Apr 1713 Bietigheim, Wurttemberg, Germany. d. 26 Apr 1713 Bietigheim, Wurttemberg, Germany.

by Anna Elizabetha Albrecht

Hebron Lutheran Church

Johann Mart Zimmerman b. 15 Jun 1715 d. 1717 at sea Atlantic Ocean. He was buried Atlantic Ocean.
Andrew Zimmerman b. 1717 Germany d. 1717 at sea Atlantic Ocean. He was buried Atlantic Ocean.
Christopher Zimmerman b. 1719 d. 1781 Culpeper, VA
Barbara Zimmerman b. 1721 m. Johann Leonhardt Zeigler
Frederick Zimmerman b. 1724
Elizabeth Zimmerman m. James Conner
Catharine Zimmerman b. 1728 m. William Slaughter

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Part of the Second Germanna Colony. He arrived 1717 a little band of German Lutherans set sail from Germany to settle Pennsylvania. Their vessel stopped London. The captain of the ship was imprisoned several weeks for debt. By this delay part of the ship's provisions were consumed. What remained was insufficient to meet the needs of the passengers and many died of hunger. After a stormy trip, they were driven south by a storm and 20 families consisting of 80 persons were landed on the VA coast instead of Pennsylvania. Their captain's sought to replenish himself and refused to allow them to land until Gov. Spotswood gave him the amount demanded. Gov. Spotswood, however, before doing this secured the assent of the Germans to a contract which they apparently did not fully understand. He established them at or near Germanna, where the 1714 colony was already located. Until 1724 they worked for Spotswood as indentured servants. This period is described as one of great hardships. 1724 they seem to have attempted to escape from this bondage but Col. Spotswood sued them and compelled most of them to serve another year, so that they labored eight years to gain their freedom. 1725 the entire colony, now released, moved to the Robinson River near the foot of the Blue Mountains, present Madison County. Here June, 1726, they received large patents of land.
He lived near Mt. Pony, not far from Salubria.
He was a cooper. He was also a road builder.and surveyor.and shows up in records as such.starting in 1734 through 1742 after which John is documented as doing road work.
27 March 1740, O.S. p. 133 Ordinary Licence Liberty Licence is granted Christopher Zimmerman on his petition to keep ordnary at his Own house he having according to Law paid the Governours fees & entered into bond with Samuel Ball & James Porteus for his keeping the Same according to Law. He renews this licence .through 1748 when his son is added to the license. An Ordinary in colonial times was a a tavern, a public house of entertainment, or an inn.
Within a few years he was a Lt. the militia. He also kept an inn because he lived near the Carolina road and he said travelers were always stopping at his house and asking for accommodations.
His land patent was dated 1726 and he stated in his proof of importation that he came in 1717. Valuation of Christopher Zimmerman's improvements on 400 acres on James River, February 13, 1745.; 137 apple trees planted and carried there, 150 miles, £3; meat and bread carried the same distance and liquor, £1, etc. John Newport and Tim Haldway.
Christopher's will dated 30 Nov 1748 Probated 23 Mar 1749 in Orange County, VA.: "......ITEM: I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Zimmerman the remaining part of the tract of land whereon I now live, being part of a Patent of four hundred acres and forty acres acres also to her and heirs forever, also one bed commonly called "Betty's bed" with the Furniture, also one oval table and six black walnut chairs......... I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 30th day of November, 1748. Signed Christopher Zimmerman. Witnesses were Fras. Tyler, Francis Strother and Frederick(X)Cobler.

Photos of the descendants of Samuel Tasker & Rebecca Hull Etherton

Bishop Family Tree

Are these the ancestors of Henry Bishop?

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Boyce Family Tree

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Conner Family Tree

Lots of detailed information such as census, taxes wills and land details are found in this working docunemt called Conner Working Docunment

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Maximilian Conner Revolutionary War Pension Application

Grant deeds for Maximilian Conner from the state of South Carolina

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Delamus Family Tree

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Etherton Family Tree

Migration path for Samuel Etherton Haplogroup R-FT84741 Mutation Tracker Path

Description of Haplogroup Mutation Tracker

Samual Etherton ancestry via DNA

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Photos of the descendants of Samuel Tasker & Rebecca Hull Etherton

Etherton Siblings and Spouces

Etherton Siblings and Spouces

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Gladman Family Tree

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Property

Baltimore Co. Maryland

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Glover Family Tree

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Gosnell Family Tree

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Hills Family Tree

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Hull Family Tree

Migration path for Benjamin Hull Haplogroup I-BY2841 Mutation Tracker Path

Description of Haplogroup Mutation Tracker

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Hutchinson Family Tree

Autospmal Matches to the Hutchinsons

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Stockstill Family Tree

Thomas Stockstill Detail Page - Land, taxes etc

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Maryland

Stocksdale and Gosnell Land Patents Baltimore & Carroll County MD in the 1730s-1760s

Martenet's Map of Carroll County 1862

Land Grants NE Rowan (Davie) County NC in the 1760s-1800

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Zimmerman / Zimmermann Family Tree

Migration Map for Johann Christopher "Hans" Zimmerman Haplogroup I-A10757 & I-BY194926

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Stocksdale and Gosnell Land Patents Baltimore & Carroll County MD
in the 1730s-1760s

Migration Map for Johann Christopher "Hans" Zimmerman
Haplogroup I-A10757 & I-BY194926