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• Census: 20 Nov 1850, Huntsville, Madison, Arkansas, United States
• Census: 2 Jul 1860, Mill Creek Township, Franklin, Arkansas, United States
• Census: 28 Jul 1870, War Eagle Township, Madison, Arkansas, United States

Notes:

Susan is sometimes seen as Susannah as well.

Some have suggested she was from Greene Co., Tennessee, but in the 1860 census, her birthplace is reported as N. Carolina. However, at the time of her birth, Green County, Tennessee was actually part of North Carolina, Tennessee not having been yet established.

Buried:
From Findagrave:
d/o Robert Allison /Jame Moore

Sarah and her husband Isaac died at the home of their son John Moore

m 14 Apr 1806 Roane Co., TN
Isaac Council

They had known children - Mary, Uriah Allison, Susan, William T., John Moore

Susan married Isaac Council on 14 Apr 1806 in Kingston, Roane, Tennessee, United States. Isaac was born in 1785 in North Carolina, United States; died in 1860 in Franklin, Arkansas, United States; was buried in 1860 in Franklin, Arkansas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Mary B. Council was born about 1810 in Tennessee, United States; died in 1864 in Texas, United States.
2. Uriah Allison Council was born on 9 Aug 1807 in Knox, Tennessee, United States; died on 25 Feb 1851 in Alabama, United States.
3. Susan J. Council was born about 1815 in Tennessee, United States; died in 1863 in Arkansas, United States.
4. William Lambkin Council was born on 8 Feb 1816 in Tennessee, United States; died in 1864.
5. Capt. John Moore Council was born on 1 Oct 1817 in Tennessee, United States; died on 9 Jan 1882 in Franklin, Arkansas, United States; was buried in Franklin, Arkansas, United States.

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• Military: Revolutionary War
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• Military: Abt 1780, North Carolina, United States; as a Private from Tennessee and fought in the Battle of Kings Mountain in the Revolutionary War
• Possessions: 4 Aug 1789, Greene, Tennessee, United States; 300 acres on east side dry fork of Meadow Creek
• Possessions: 2 Jun 1792, Greene, Tennessee, United States; 83 acres on Meadow Creek
• Possessions: 21 May 1793, Greene, Tennessee, United States; 216 acres on south side of Nolichuckey river
• Possessions: 8 Jul 1793, Greene, Tennessee, United States; 400 acres on south fork of Nolichuckey River
• Possessions: 22 Dec 1794, Greene, Tennessee, United States; 183 acres on south side of Nolichuckey River
• Possessions: 1 Apr 1796, Greene, Tennessee, United States; 216 acres on south side of Nolichuckey River
• Residence: 12 Feb 1802, Roane, Tennessee, United States; witnessed a deed from John Eldredge to William Lamkin
• Possessions: 26 Aug 1802, Roane, Tennessee, United States; 320 acres on the north east side of Muddy Creek, near Thomas Eldrige's spring, also corner with Abraham Goodpasture
• Misc: 1810, Knox, Tennessee, United States; appeared in tax list
• Residence: Jan 1810, Roane, Tennessee, United States
• Residence: Jan 1811, Roane, Tennessee, United States
• Possessions: 22 Jan 1811, Roane, Tennessee, United States; 136 acres on Muddy Creek
• Residence: 19 Apr 1815, Roane, Tennessee, United States; was paid as a commissioner of the road

Notes:

Based on the Uriah Allison / Nancy Cox book, it would be worthwhile to look closely at the Robert Allison facts, to separate out which are this Robert Allison, and which might be one of the other *three* Robert Allisons in the same place and time.

SDAR-PATRIOT: Pvt, TN

Ordered that Robert ALLISON be overseer of the Public Road from PRIGMOORES Ferry to Muddy Creek & that Isham COX esquire Appoint the hands to work thereon. - Roane Co., Tennessee Road Orders

Some sources claim his birth and death as 1750 in Chester Co., NC and 1820 in Greene Co., TN. But better documented sources show otherwise.

Robert fought in the Revolution and was in the battle of King's Mountain.

It appears that there are two different Robert Allisons in the Greene County / Roane County area of Tennessee after the Revolution. One Robert appears to be older than this one, but it's not really easy to separate them.

DEED: Deed Book 2 - p. 231 - Sheriff's Deed - 24 July 1811 - Daniel Guin, Shff, one part, and Robert Allison, Junr, and Jonathan Baracraft, both of Washington Co., TN, other part, and that whereas sd Robert Allison, Senr, for use of Nathaniel Shipley, recovered judgment against Thomas Gillis, and there was levied on 420 acres(tract where Gillis then lived) a judgment, $500 was pd, tr being on Mill fork of Big Limestone adj Daniel Kennedy's former line and John Coffman corner. Wit: Samuel Powel, Joseph Hamilton. Reg 30 Sep 1811 (I believe these two Robert Allisons cited to be other than this line)

There are a lot of Allisons in 1780 in Granville Co NC with other folks who fought at Kings Mountain.

Military:
Revolutionary War service

But this might be a different Robert Allison.

Possessions:
DEED: Deed Book 1 - p. 60 - 4 Aug 1789 - Indenture - Alexander Moore, Washington Co., N.C. and William Black, Greene Co., NC, 200 pounds pd, 400 acres on Meadow Creek & adj Samuel Sherrel. Wit: George Gillaspie, Thomas Gillaspie

DEED: Deed Book 1 - p. 61 - 4 Aug 1789 - Indenture - William Moore, Washington Co., NC and Robert Allison, 100 pounds pd, tr on E side dry fork of Meadow Creek and adj Benjamin Crow, being 300 acres granted Moore, No. 544, 20 Sep 1787. Wit: Richard Wood, George Gillaspie. Reg. 15 Sep 1789

NOTE: The above two deeds recorded from Washington Co and Greene Co NC date from the time before the establishment of Tennessee. Hence,their being located in NC. Moreover, there has been some controversy over the identity of Alexander / William Moore. I believe that the fact that two deeds registered on the same day showing different names for William and Alexander show that these two are different people.,probably brother rather than father and son, as some have suggested.

Possessions:
DEED: 2 Jun 1792 - Indenture Robert Allison and Nathaniel Poter, 60 pounds current money of Territory pd, 83 acre tr on Meadow Creek & adj CROW and William BLACK. Allison got land by deed from William MOORE, and being where Allison now lives. Wit: Benjamin Crow, James W.Compton, Ann Crow. (page 206, Deed Book 1)

Possessions:
DEED: 21 May 1793 - Deed Book 1, p. 250 - Indenture - Robert Allison and Charles Robinson, 150 pounds pd, tr on S side Nolichuckey & adj dry fork of Meadow Creek, being part of Allison's 300 acre tr he formerly lived, 216 acres. Wit: James Pierce, George Green

Possessions:
DEED: 8 Jul 1793 - Deed Book 1, p. 218 - Indenture James Donaghee and Robert Allison, both of Greene Co, 450 pounds pd, 400 acres on S fork of Nolichuckey river, tr adj McNeel. Wit: George Persons, Redmon McDaniel

Possessions:
DEED: 22 Dec 1794 - p. 332 - Indenture - Robert Allison, Greene Co., Terr S of River Ohio, one part, and Samuel Harned of same place, other part, $450 pd, 183 acre tr on S side Nolachuckey river, being part of tr sd Allison now lives on. Wit: Isaiah Harrison, Daniel Ragan. Reg 2 Jun 1812

Possessions:
DEED: 1 Apr 1796 - Deed Book 1, p. 197 - Indenture - Robert Allison,Washington County, Terr S of river Ohio, one part, and Henry Miller,Greene Co of same terr, other part, 250 pounds pd, 216 acre tr on S side Nolichuckey river, part of that surv James Donaghe sold to sd Allison, on which land sd Miller now loves, orig granted to George Dougherty, adj Jack land. Wit: Robert McFarlin, Benjamin Crues,Thomas Prichett

Residence:
Robert witnessed a deed to William Lamkin, who married his widow after Robert's death.

Possessions:
DEED: 26 Aug 1802 - James Winton to Robert Allison for $1241. 320a on the north east side of Muddy Creek, near John Eldridge's spring, also corner with Abraham Goodpasture. Witnesses: Isham Cox, John Brown.

Misc:
150 ac, 1 fp

Residence:
RESIDENCE: Jan 1810 - Robert Allison is assigned as part of a committee to lay out a road.

Residence:
RESIDENCE: Jan 1811 - Robert Allison is listed in an application by a neighbor to operate a ferry across the Holston river.

Possessions:
DEED: 22 Jan 1811 - Thomas C. Clark to Robert Allison for $50. 136a on Muddy Creek. Witnesses: Richard Meredith and John Brown.

Residence:
p. 14
Wednesday April 19 1815
Ordered by the court that there be paid unto John Leftwich the sum of Ten Dollars, Robert Allison the sun of six dollars & to Gillbreath Barton the sum of six dollars for settling with the county trustee as commissioners up to the present term.

Robert married Jane Moore. Jane (daughter of Alexander Moore and Roxie Cowan) was born on 27 Jan 1753; died on 4 Jun 1816 in Roane, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 23 Mar 1754, Augusta, Virginia, United States

Notes:

The History of Roane County, Tennessee gives his name as Thomas, but it appears that better documented sources claim him as Samuel.


Residence:
RESIDENCE: Uriah Allison is part of a group building a road in Augusta Co., Virginia in 1754

Samuel married Susan Howard. Susan (daughter of Dr. William Howard) died in May 1812 in Logan, Kentucky, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1796, Logan, Kentucky, United States

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• Possessions: 4 Aug 1789, Greene, North Carolina, United States; 400 acres on Meadow Creek
• Residence: 1805, Roane, Tennessee, United States
• Residence: 1808, Roane, Tennessee, United States

Notes:

Revolutionary Patriot

The identity of Alexander Moore is hard to pin down. He's sometimes called Alick, or Elick. Some people think there are references to him as William as well. Could be he was known by both names, or that there were two (or more) people with the names William and Alexander Moore. This makes him hard to place.

DEED: Deed Book 1 - p. 60 - 4 Aug 1789 - Indenture - Alexander Moore,Washington Co., N.C. and William Black, Greene Co., NC, 200 pounds pd,400 acres on Meadow Creek & adj Samuel Sherrel. Wit: George Gillaspie, Thomas Gillaspie

DEED: Deed Book 1 - p. 61 - 4 Aug 1789 - Indenture - William Moore,Washington Co., NC and Robert Allison, 100 pounds pd, tr on E side dryfork of Meadow Creek and adj Benjamin Crow, being 300 acres granted Moore, No. 544, 20 Sep 1787. Wit: Richard Wood, George Gillaspie.Reg. 15 Sep 1789

NOTE: The above two deeds recorded from Washington Co and Greene Co NC date from the time before the establishment of Tennessee. Hence,their being located in NC. Moreover, there has been some controversy over the identity of Alexander / William Moore. I believe that the fact that two deeds registered on the same day showing different names for William and Alexander show that these two are different people.,probably brother rather than father and son, as some have suggested.

RESIDENCE: 1805 - "List of Free Taxable Inhabitants of Roane Co. A.D.1805" - Alic Moore listed

RESIDENCE: 1808 - Alexander Moore on tax lists

Alexander married Roxie Cowan. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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• Immigration: Abt 1715, Pennsylvania, United States