Wrenacres
Ancestors and Family of Brian Scott Dickson and Kathleen Ann Boyle Dickson
Notes
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1201 | CSA | Matheson, James (I4484)
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1202 | CSA | Peek, Thomas Washington (I4962)
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1203 | CSA | Peek, William Marion (I4964)
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1204 | CSA | Seay, Nathanial David (I5517)
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1205 | CSA | Wallace, John Floyd (I6316)
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1206 | CSA marker placed by Robert Hale. | Almand, James Thomas (I270)
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1207 | D F Garrett to A D Wren 6 Apr 1889, file 20 Jul 1889 Deed, Book S, p. 232 | Wren, Alonzo Dossey (I6659)
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1208 | D.B. Almand to P.B. Almand Bond Date: 9 Feb 1874 Filed: 9 Feb 1874 Bond, Book C, p. 105 Personal Property DB Almand provided bond to PB Almand. To all whom this obligation may concern: This is to certify that I David B. Almand have given P.B. Almand full control of my cotton crop that I shall make or raise the present year and bind myself to plant nine acres of the same and cultivate well and gather by the twenty fifth day of December next and have it ready for market, also one black and white cow and marked crop off the right ear. also one calf beloging to said cow for the payment of a certain note given to the said P.B. Almand or heirs for seventy five dollars. signed by D.B. Almand Jr and D.B. Almand Sr dated Nov 12th 1872 and due Dec 25 1873. And I D.B. Almand Jr being the only debtor left alive to said note bind myself heirs and assignees for the same unto the said P.B. Almand his heirs and assigns until said note with ten per cent interest on it is paid from the time it was due then after that the balance is the said D.B. Almands own. The said P.B. Almand concents. In testimonly Wereof I the said D.B. Almand Jr have here unto set my hand and seal the day and year abouve written. D.B. Almand State of Arkansas County of Nevada | Almand, David Butler (I224)
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1209 | d/o Charles & Rachel Dill Sister Pauline Elizabeth m 8 Sept 1865 Billingsville, Washington Co., AR Unicy "Eunice' Dill -by John Mays, Baptist Minister - no issue ref: Obit- Denver Post Denver, CO 2 Jul 1920 Burial Permit Eunice D. Council 75 78 Galapago | Council, Rev. James Isaac (I2127)
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1210 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McCleary, Dale (I4521)
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1211 | Dallas, November 26 (AP) - Alexander C. Cason, Sr., 84, former water commissioner and former member of the state prison board, died at his home here Tuesday. Survivors include the widow, a daughter, Mrs. Ward C. Goessling, and two sons, W.W. Cason of Dallas and Jerry Cason of Fort Worth. | Cason, Alexander Cooper (I1481)
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1212 | Dana Jean Lesher, died peacefully, Saturday, May 29, 2021, surrounded by her sisters, who sang her into Jesus’ arms. She was an angel on earth who brought joy into the lives of everyone around her, especially the caregivers at Edgewood Nursing Home. Dana was preceded in death by her mother, Evelyn Lesher; and grandmother, Lucille Shiflett, who cared for her the first 10 years of her life. She is survived by her four sisters, Carla Brown (Mike), Barbi Anders (Billy), Denise Sabatini (Steve) and Pam Cook (Bill); many nieces and nephews; and a few great nieces and nephews. Her graveside Celebration of Life will be on Saturday, June 5, 2021 at 11am in Friendship Cemetery, Springdale, Arkansas. Online condolences can be made at www.rollinsfuneral.com. | Lesher, Dana Jean (I9812)
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1213 | Daniel is not married in 1910, but is married in 1920. | Family: Daniel J. Callahan / Mary G. (F2737)
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1214 | Daniel's Baptism Info -April 9, 1871 of Ahane (Glenbeigh/Glencar parish) (from www.lrishgenealorgy.ie) Father- Daniel Moriarty, Mother- Ellen O'Connor Sponsors - John MaGuillicuddy, Joanna Moriarty Priest - Rev. C. McCarthy | Moriarty, Daniel David (I4740)
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1215 | DAR Lineage Book Notes: See DAR 44405, 23427, 32898, 36780 | Bates, Lt. Benjamin (I8576)
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1216 | DAR-PATRIOT: Newton1 DEATH: Newton1 reports death as 29 Jun 1846. Other death dates for him include 2 May 1845, and 14 Feb 1846. Robert Hale reports 28 Feb 1846. I have seen him listed as Thomas Simeon Almand, based on the notion that his father was Thomas Simeon, but his father had no middle name due to laws in place at that time. See father's notes. From Robert Hale: Thomas is sometimes referred to as Thomas B. Almand though no record has been seen with the B used or is it know for sure what the B stands for. Many of their children and grandchildren have the name Butler in their name. His father is referred to as Thomas A. Almand with no account as to what the A stands for. There has been no marriage record found for Thomas and Nancy but as they were supposed to be in Elbert County Georgia at the time, which was before they stated keeping marriage records, it is thought that is where they married about 1800. Nancy's parents were there and later were in Madison County Georgia when it was cut out of Elbert Co. End Robert Hale Notes from Shirley Barham on findagrave.com PLEASE NOTICE - There is no INITIAL on this tombstone for Thomas Almand and NO INITIALS found on any documents that have been found regarding Thomas Almand or his father Thomas Almand, Sr. The date for death of Thomas Almand that is in his son - Peter B. Almand's Bible is different than what is on his tombstone. The Bible record states that Thomas Almand, father of Peter B. died June 29, 1846. Thomas Almand (Jr) is the son of Thomas Almand (Sr.) born ca. 1762 and Ann Ussery. They were married in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. No marriage record has been found. Thomas Almand (Sr) and Annice (Ann) Ussery Almand had at least four sons: Thomas, Jr., Ussery, James and John. Thomas Almand (Jr.) married Nancy David ca. 1800 probably in Elbert County, Georgia. No marriage record has been found. End of notes from Shirley Barham. | Almand, Thomas Jr. (I381)
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1217 | DAR-PATRIOT: PS, VA [,, nsdar66], [nsdar,,], mg3 DEATH: [,, nsdar66], Will probated in 1783. MILITARY: French & Indian War: Served with Capt.West's Company 1758. Served with the Road Commissioners, 1763. Revolution: Provided beef to the Continental forces.Inheritedplantation Porridge Pot.Father might be John Faver of Essex Co, VA,died Sep 1722, or not. Note from WorldConnect: Database: scottdickson Individual: I1486 Link:http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=scottdickson&id=I1486 Name: Nancy Kiser Email: nancy_kiser@hotmail.com URL: URL title: Note: Scott, If John Favor inherited the plantation Porridge Pot, then he is the son of John Favor and his second wife Susannah Phillips Meads. Here is a transcription of the will of John Favor who died in Essex County in 1722 or 1723: The Will of John Favor Essex County Will Book 4, Pages 43-46 In the name of God Amen I John ffavor of the County of Essex being sick and weak of body but good sound disposing memory praise be given to God for the same do make this my Last Will & Testament in manner and form following that is to say first and principally I resign my soul into the mercyfull hands of Almighty God my Creator assuredly hoping through the merits of my blessed Savior to obtain remission of all my Sins and my body I commit to the Earth whence it was taken to be buryed without any issue by my Exec. herein after named & as for my worldly goods & Estate the Lord hath lent me I dispose of as followth ,Imprimis Item I give unto my wife Suzana ffavor addition & her oldest Son John ffavor the plantation called porige pot and all the Land belonging to it to him & his heirs & the rest and residue of my estate after my debts & funeral expenses discharged to be equally divided amongst my wife and all my Children & I do give this Lease of Land during the time to my wife during her widowhood & to my Eldest sons John ffavor Winifret and Theophilus ffavor my three Children born of Mary ffavor I do make Executs of this my Last Will & Testament revoquin all other wills heretofore by me made and in case my wife Suzana will not stand to this my Will and Testament not withstanding what is give above I cut of all her Children with a English shelin from any part or parasell of any of my Estate. Witness my hand & seal this 24th day of Xber (December) 1722. Signed John Faver. Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of Philip (his P mark) Coupeland and John Baxter. At a court held for Essex County on Tuesday ye 21st day of Jany 1723.The within last Will & Testament of John Favor was presented in court by Susanna Favor his relict who made oath thereto as adminix with the will annext & being proved by ye oath of Philip Copeland & John Baxter witnesses thereto…John Faver & Winnifred Faver relinquished their Executorship of the Will & Testament of John Favor deced which was presented in Court by Susanna Faver his Relict…And on the motion of the sd Susana & her performing what is usual in such cases,Certificate is granted her for obtaining Letters of Adminicon with yesd Will annexed during the minority of Theophilus Faver the otherExecutor named in yeWill… Susanna Faver, Henry Oswald & John Motley acknowledged their bond for the sd Susanna’s due Admon wth ye Will annext of Jno Faver deced wch is ordered to be recorded… | Favor, John (I2893)
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1218 | DAR-PATRIOT: Pvt, GA [,,nsdar66] DAR1 shows marriages to Sophia _____ and Rebecca Hammond. | Dossey, Caleb (I2635)
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1219 | DAR-PATRIOT: Pvt, VA [,, nsdar66] mg3, faver1 | Favor, John (I2892)
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1220 | DAR-PATRIOT: Pvt, VA [,, nsdar66], mg3, faver1 Second wife is shown in some sources as Mahala Hanson. | Favor, John (I2891)
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1221 | DAR-PATRIOT: Sol, GA [,, nsdar66] DEATH: [,, nsdar66] Henry Ware is listed as J.P. on a number of land and slave transactions indicating that he was in Wilkes County and Greene County and active in the community. Many of these show up in Wilkes Co., deed books as well as Greene Co. after its creation. This, to me, indicates that he was near the border. Or at least the land transactions occurred in what became Greene Co. | Ware, Henry (I6340)
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1222 | DAR-PATRIOT: Sol, NC MILITARY: French & Indian War: Corporal in Capt. Gunn's Company of Virginia Regiment. [,, nsdar80] According to DAR verification of applications, there is no basis to believe that Mourning HOSKINS was the wife of Roger Cock Bailey. Neither is there reason to believe that Miss Pettis was the first wife. At any rate, the first wife died in Henrico Co, VA before the family moved on to Charlotte Co. She could have been a Yancey. Dorman lists both of his spouses as uncertain. Dorman records the first six children in Adventurers and not the rest. He says that these six are all through Roger's first wife. He doesn't make any claim as to who either wife is. | Bailey, Roger Cock (I672)
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1223 | DAR-PATRIOT: Sol, SC Served in the Revolutionary War in the Quartermaster. John Miller served eighty days, from 9 January to 8 July, 1779 under Capt. John A. Sumners and Col. Waters. Birth order of his children matches the list in the estate papers, which probably listed them from oldest to youngest. There is a note in the estate about a charge against the estate for assessing land in Edgefield. It appears that John Miller may have had land in that county as well at the time of his death. There is a will from Hanse Miller in Will Book A that bequeaths property to John Miller. Is this his father? | Miller, John (I4650)
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1224 | Database: scottdickson Individual: I486 Link: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=scottdickson&id=I486 Name: Cecelia Deptula Email: cessiedep@gmail.com URL: URL title: Note: Josephine (Christine) HOLSTON is the daughter of Christine Holston. Family said her fathers name was Everett. Her brother (my Grandfather) Alex Asa Holston is buried in Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery06-01B, Starks, Butts Co., GA. Brother Andrew, Death: Jan. 22, 1914 :Central United Methodist Church, Eatonton, Putnam Co. GA Sister Holston, Carrie Conrad Birth: 1860 Sweden Death:Kansas 1880 Census, Smith And Jordan, Jasper, Georgia Christine HOLESTEAD Self, Widowed, Female, W,48, SWED, Farming, SWED, SWED Andrew HOLESTEAD Son, S, Male, W, 26, SWED, Works On Farm, SWED, SWED Carrie HOLESTEAD Dau, S, Female, W, 20, SWED, Keeps House,, SWED, SWED Alex HOLESTEAD Son, S, Male, W, 17, SWED Works On Farm, SWED SWED Christian HOLESTEAD Dau, S Female W 12 SWED, At School, SWED SWED Holston, Christian (Josephine) Birth: Oct 3, 1868 Sweden, Death: 25 May 1958 in, Nevada Co.,Arkansas Marriage: 10 NOV 1886, Jasper, Georgia (Jasper Marriage Records) George F. Whitten, Whitaker, Born: 1866 Monticello, Jasper, Georgia -d. 1942 Both are buried together under a double stone in Caney Cemetery, Morris, Arkansas | Holston, Josephine Christine (I3666)
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1225 | Date is screwy in the 1900 census. It says she was born in 1875 and has been married for 19 years. I believe something is amiss. | Sutton, Maybelle (I8260)
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1226 | David does not appear when his mother's estate is distributed. Instead, Will Cunningham receives his share. | Barnes, David W. (I9573)
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1227 | David F Garrett to A.D. Wren 2 Apr 1880, filed 16 Apr 1880 Warranty Deed, Book G, p. 516 | Wren, Alonzo Dossey (I6659)
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1228 | David F Garrett to A.G. Wren 24 Jun 1880, filed 8 Sep 1880 Deed, Book H, p. 21, correction of deed | Wren, Alonzo Dossey (I6659)
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1229 | David Garrett to AD Wren 18 Sep 1888, files 20 Sep 1888 Deed, Book R, p. 168 | Wren, Alonzo Dossey (I6659)
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1230 | Death certificate gives birth as 3 Mar 1869. Birth certificate says 1 May 1874. | Moriarty, Patrick D. (I7152)
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1231 | Death certificate is recorded as 1915, Vol 2, page 202, number 7616 | Shea, Ellen (I5564)
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1232 | Death certificate lists "Ed Paulk" as her father, but he would have been her step-father and was actually Ned Paulk. | Larue, Leone (I4226)
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1233 | Death certificate records her birth as 25 Dec 1847 | Council, Martha Patton (I8513)
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1234 | Death certificate says 12 Jan 1918, but I have also seen 2 Jan 1918 | Deshazo, Rev. John Walker (I2502)
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1235 | Death certificate says 14 Jun 1968. Elsewhere, I have seen 16 Jun 1968. | Finney, Thomas Dunn (I2919)
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1236 | Death certificate says 22 Apr 1888. Earliest census says 1888. Somewhere she shaved 5 years off because some sources say 1883. | Ballentine, Myrtle Stella (I739)
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1237 | Death certificate says he was born 1895. Tombstone says 1896. | Cason, William Wilson (I1488)
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1238 | Death certificate says he was born in 1849 instead of 1848 and was born in Bridgewater instead of Brockton | Hooper, Walter S. (I3678)
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1239 | Death Certificate says her birth was 8 Dec 1888 in Yell County. Her Delayed Birth Certificate shows that she was born in28 Nov 1888 instead. | Garner, Winnie Azzelle (I3111)
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1240 | Death certificate says she was born in McKirkland OK, as reported by her daughter. Could that be Mc Curtain? | Howard, Treva Sarah (I8327)
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1241 | Death certificate says she was removed for burial to Dallas. | Larue, Leone (I4226)
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1242 | Death date is noted in his pension account. | Dickson, Abner (I8179)
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1243 | Death index gives her birth year as 1917. Death certificate says 1916. Tombstone says 1915. | Dickson, Grace Vernell (I2573)
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1244 | Death is reported in Nelson Co., New York but no such place exists. | Tutt, Thomas (I6138)
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1245 | Death record says 1790, birth record says 1791. Another birth record says 1790. | Brown, Lydia (I7070)
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1246 | Death record says he died on 27 Oct 1888, aged 45 yrs, 4 months, 10 days of hepatitis. | Boyle, John C. (I1099)
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1247 | Death record says he was 58 years old, giving a birth of 1812 rather than 1810. | Hill, Hume F. (I6894)
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1248 | Death record says she died in 1901, while the tombstone says 1900. It also says she died in Holbrook and is buried in Randolph. | Gaynor, Margaret (I7055)
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1249 | Death record says she is a widow. It also lists Hingham as her father's birthplace and Randolph as her mother's. | Brown, Susanna (I9387)
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1250 | Death record says she was born in Braintree. Birth records say she was born in Brockton. But, baptism records show she was definitely baptized in Brocton. | West, Eunice (I8658)
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