Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316406:1030:191555462
• _UID: EA1BEEF7C4D041FC926EF392233593214CDA
• Census: 21 Sep 1850, Shelby, Alabama, United States

Family/Spouse: E. Nabors. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485316458:1030:191555462
• _UID: E710752C4C6242C49CCA17E18ECB67C12BBD
• Misc: 24 Feb 1818, Putnam, Georgia, United States; listed as executor for father's estate
• Census: 1820, Putnam, Georgia, United States; Address:
  Capt. John Tomlinson's District
• Misc: 30 Apr 1822, Eatonton, Putnam, Georgia, United States; listed as forcing the sale of property to satisfy a court settlement
• Residence: 30 Apr 1822, Eatonton, Putnam, Georgia, United States; listed on court calendar
• Census: 1830, Bibb, Alabama, United States
• Census: 1840, Autauga, Alabama, United States
• Census: 21 Sep 1850, Shelby, Alabama, United States

Notes:

Somewhere, I have a record of a second marriage to Mary Lawly, but no reason to believe this is real.

There is a William Deshazo in Pulaski County, Georgia in 1811, 1812 on the Grand Jury. There is also a John Deshazo as constable in 1812. And a Richard Deshazo with wife Mary

Misc:
Listed as Administrator with William King.

Census:
Enumeration: 1121-00010
5 people in agriculture
Slaves: 001-41

Residence:
Will be sold on the 1st Tuesday in June next, at the market-house in the town of Eatonton, Putnam County, the following property, to wit: ... 100 acres of land whereon Catharine Blalock now lives in the waters of of Murder Creek ... levied on as the property of Solomon Blalock, to satisfy a if fa in favor of M & J Whitfield vs. William K. Deshazo. Georgia Journal, Milledgeville

Census:
Enumeration: 101001-21001, 1 male slave < 10yrs

Census:
Enumeration: 1001101-211101
Free Colored Males: 1 age 10-24
No slaves

Census:
Enumeration:
72 74 William K Deshazo 54 M Farmer 2000 S.C.
Nancy 42 F Tennessee
Parker 17 M Laborer Ala
Marion 13 M Ala
Martha 11 F Ala
Peter 9 M Ala
Anne 7 F Ala
Mary 4 F Ala
Nancy 9/12 F Ala

William married Hanah King in Feb 1818 in Putnam, Georgia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485318039:1030:191555462
• _UID: 226F4813A744469EB500BFEB716F57B304BD

Notes:

Married:
See Book B, page 68

Actual record says this was solemnized on 31 Feb 1818. I doubt it.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Louis Deshazo
• _AMTID: 162485316436:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LRPC-LMP
• _UID: A078608A394A45B7821BF5F699D60799182B
• Census: 1790, Edgefield, South Carolina, United States
• Possessions: 30 Nov 1809, Putnam, Georgia, United States; sold land to Peter Dennis
• Possessions: 16 Dec 1809, Putnam, Georgia, United States; puchased land in Putnam County
• Residence: 1813, Putnam, Georgia, United States; appears on 1813 Putnam County Tax List
• Misc: 1817, Putnam, Georgia, United States; appears in 1817 tax list; Address:
  Capt. William A. Slaughter's District
• Will: 8 Jan 1818, Putnam, Georgia, United States
• Probate: 2 Feb 1818, Putnam, Georgia, United States
• Misc: 24 Feb 1818, Putnam, Georgia, United States; announcement of estate sale for second Thursday in April 1818

Notes:

There are two competing theories as to the parents of Louis Deshazo. The first is that he is the son of Peter Deshazo, b. abt 1730 in King & Queen Co., Virginia, and Rebecca Pendleton. This line is hesitantly proposed by Aubrey S. Jennings and Nancy Deshazo Jennings as well as General Tom Deshazo. The second theory, set out by Zuber, is that Louis is the son of Robert Deshazo and Mary Trevallian. Robert is said to be the son of a Nathaniel (Nathan?) and the grandson of Peter, the immigrant. I would generally support the second theory over the first, but hope we can find better documentation of it.

TODO: Clean up and provide sources for both possible lines of descent. See Zuber doc, B. Yamagami's web site at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/3220/ and Jennings book

Presumably, Louis and his family were in Putnam County, Georgia by 1806. Likewise, it is to be expected that the King family moved with the Deshazo family from Virginia since there were a number of King marriages in Putnam.

He is most frequently seen as Lewis Deshazo rather than Louis Deshazo.

In the early Putnam county records, there are a number of marriages for Deshazo women around 1815 - Luraney, Nancy

Probate records are available on Family Search in file 67D in the Putnam Co., Estate Records file. But, images are broken when downloaded. See link https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-993Y-96KC?i=639&cc=1999178&cat=294892

William H. Deshazo and William King are administrators of his estate. I suspect William King is Nancy's brother.

Birth:
This birth date seems awfully late to have children starting in 1796. I might expect something more like 1770.

Census:
Lewis Deschaser - 1-0-3-0-0
Robert Deshazer - 4-1-1-2-4

Possessions:
Lewis Deshazo sold to Peter Dennis for $300, fractional district #192, 129 acres.

Possessions:
Purchased 1/2 of lot 63, District 14, Putnam County, formerly Baldwin from William Spencer, 101 1/4 acres. Deed recorded 29 Sept 1810

Residence:
1813 Tax List - Capt. Whitaker's district - Lewis Deshazo listed individually and as agent for Amelia C. Baker. Benjamin King also appears in this district.

Misc:
7 polls, 101 1/4 ac 3rd quality land, in Putnam Co., on Cedar Creek, originally granted to Lowery, adjoins Childs. Tax $2, 31 1/4c.

Then as agent for William Deshazer, 1 poll, 31 1/4c

Will:
In his will, Lewis says that the three sons, Larkin, Lewis, and Peter be sent to school for a year. Wilkins gets a horse and saddle. William gets a horse and cash. The two daughters, Nancy and Sourany(?) each get a bed. Land and slaves are all to be sold (but not separated or scattered) and divided between the children.

Nancy, his wife, is never mentioned.

Misc:
Will be sold on the second Thursday in April next, at the last residence of Lewis Deshazo, deceased, in the county of Putnam, on the waters of Cedar Creek, adjoining Cary Cox and others, a part of the estate of said deceased; to wit: horses, hogs, cattle, sheep, corn and fodder (signed) William H Deshazo, William King, administrators - Georgia Journal, Milledgeville.

William King is likely one of Nancy King's relatives.

Lewis married Nancy King. Nancy died before 1818. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485318046:1030:191555462
• _UID: 302C0CB4B456443AA6DB4DE22D3DF8E49AD8

Notes:

Who are Nancy's parents? In 1812, there is a Benjamin King living next to Lewis and her in Putnam County. He shows no poll tax, so he must be over 60 years old. Perhaps he is her father. Also, why would she name her first son William King Deshazo? For her father or a brother perhaps?