Wrenacres

Ancestors and Family of Brian Scott Dickson and Kathleen Ann Boyle Dickson

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1351	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.	Allison, Robert (I182)
1352	DEED: 27 Sep 1820 - Rutherford County Deed Book N, p. 343, doc. 173.Purchase of 5 acres from Allsea Harris by Henry Vincent. Land on the western branches of little west fork of Stones River. Same land granted to James Kittle by State of Tennessee. Recorded 1 Jun 1821.	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
1353	DEED: 29 Nov 1832. Wesley Hudson purchased a plot of land in Madison Co. from Notley Gore. This helps to confirm the birthdate as around 1808. Land described in the deed. Recorded 28 Oct 1835, Jackson County, Georgia. 29 Nov 1832. Notley Gore of Jackson County to Wesley Hudson of Madison County. Land described in the deed sold for $200 on 29 Nov 1832. Deed written as Jackson County deed, but recorded in Madison County, 28 Oct 1835 Land description from the deed: Beginning at a hickory thence No. 30 West 45 chains to a black oak corner and thence N 60 E 45 chains to a chestnut and thence S 30 E 40 chains to a pine corner on McBeaz line thence south 5 chains along sd line to a post oak thence S 59 West 42 ch 50 links along McBeaz line to the beginning hickory corner. "on the waters of South River", 100 acres more or less.	Hudson, Wesley (I3785)
1354	DEED: 5 Jun 1869 - Wesley Hudson sold the land in Fulton Co. (originally Dekalb Co.) that he purchased from JBM Landers in 1850 and 1853. This includes part of three lots: lot 125 in the 17th District,lots 144 and 145 in the 15th District.	Hudson, Wesley (I3785)
1355	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	Allison, Robert (I182)
1356	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.	Allison, Robert (I182)
1357	DEED: Rutherford County Deed Book O, p. 103, doc. 81. Purchase of land from Beverly Harris. Deed executed 27 Dec 1820, recorded 1 Aug 1822. Deed of purchase from Beverly Harris of Williamson Co to Henry Vincent Sr of Rutherford Co. Land on the waters of Alexander's Creek on Duck River. Beginning in James Wright's east boundary line 20 poiles south of his north east corner, running east 60 poles thence north 77 1/3 poles, thence west 60 poles thence south 77 1/3 poles to beginning. Witnesses: William Grimes, Frances P. Devore, William Vinson.	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
1358	DEED: Wesley Hudson sold a right of way for a railroad grade with average width of 66 feet to Western & Atlantic Railroad. This right of way was located in lot 150, District 17, Dekalb County and was sold for the sum of $62. This land was part of the right of way for the W&A RR from the Chattahoochee River to the original "Terminus" of the railroad near present-day Five Points in downtown Atlanta. Right of way was purchased from eight people for the original railway. This purchase was part of the original formation of the city that was to become Atlanta. Today, this land is located along the western side of the campus of Georgia Tech in midtown Atlanta, between Techwood Drive and Marietta St., north of North Avenue. Wesley Hudson's sale of land to the W&ARR is noted in an Atlanta Constitution on 10 Aug 1894 as the State of Georgia & W&A RR seek a restraining order against the Southern railway for unauthorized connection to the W&A on the land sold by Wesley. Deed records for Dekalb County were destroyed in 1842. The only deeds prior to that are ones that were re-recorded.	Hudson, Wesley (I3785)
1359	deeded land to Matthias	Ellis, Capt. Joel (I9030)
1360	Deeds in Waxhaw Settlement refer to the wagon road there as being the state line. So, Waxhaw abuts the North Carolina line. Likewise, Twelve Mile Creek looks like it quickly flows into Mecklenburg Co., NC Deeds here include deeds involving Andrew Jackson Born 1760 in Virginia. Served in Revolutionary War. Residence: Lived in Waxhaw settlement, SC Notes for George Wren (Betty Wren) !BIRTH-DEATH: Wren Family Manuscript-George Wren Patterson; Ct.of Equity, Lancaster Co SC Commissioners report,T. Thomason et al vs George Wren estate 1837-1871; FHL film 0024071. !MARR-1: Wren Family Bible,copy from bible owned by Carolyn Witrup, El Paso; Halifax Co VA DBK 19, p15, Jul Ct. 1801 !MARR-2: 17 Mar 1813, Lancaster Co SC, Roll 18, George Wren & wife administrators of Archiball Kimball. George Wren married to widow Elizabeth Kimball & became guardian for her children !MILITARY:SC REVOLUTIONARY WAR CLAIMS, AUDITED ACCT.	Wren, George (I6693)
1361	Deft - Criminal	Council, Matthew (I9645)
1362	deft vs Richard Lowe pltf - Civil	Council, Matthew (I9645)
1363	Deft vs. the state prosecutor criminal Not sure what the charge was, but Matthew was convicted, fined $10 and sentenced to 2 months in the jail. He appealed to Superior Court and was released to the supervision of Ezekiel England, Hodges Council, Joseph Calloway (I believe this is another brother-in-law).	Council, Matthew (I9645)
1364	Deft vs. the state prosecutor criminal	Council, Matthew (I9645)
1365	Delayed birth certificate issed 5 Dec 1951	Counts, Eugene W. (I9922)
1366	Delayed birth certificate issued in 1954. Affidavit of birth by Mrs. Christine Whitten.	Hudson, Pearl (I3774)
1367	Descendant of John Howland	Howes, Experience (I9059)
1368	Descendant of John Howland and Henry Samson	Ellis, Cornelius (I8624)
1369	Descendant of John Howland and Henry Samson of the Mayflower	Sproat, Thankful (I9029)
1370	Descendant of John Howland of the Mayflower	Bennett, Lucy (I8835)
1371	Descendant of Pilgrim Henry Samson	Norcutt, Elizabeth (I8825)
1372	Descendant of Pillgrim Edward Doty	Doty, Mary (I9690)
1373	Description of farming activities	Bailey, Otway Licepious (I656)
1374	Description: 200 acres, Franklin County, eastwardly by unknown land, northward by vacant land, westerwardly by John Marshall's land, southwardly by the Mulberry Fork of Oconee River.	Ware, John Garrett (I6349)
1375	Description: 287 acres, Franklin County, on all sides by vacant land	Ware, John Garrett (I6349)
1376	Description: 575 acres, Franklin County, westwardly by Morris's labnd and on the other sides by vacant land	Ware, John Garrett (I6349)
1377	Dessie does not appear in the 1920 census. I suspect she died before the 1920 census.	Dickson, Dessie (I2564)
1378	DF Garrett to AD Wren 15 Nov 1880, filed 3 Dec 1880 Deed, Book H, 110	Wren, Alonzo Dossey (I6659)
1379	Dickson, Ethel M (wid Robt H) drsmkr 3514 VanBuren rd r do	Garner, Mildred Ethel (I3101)
1380	Dickson, Richd I clk Thom McAn r 2230 No 14th	Dickson, Richard Isaac (I2597)
1381	Dickson, Robt H (Ethel) shoe repr 2121 Midland blvd r 2230 No 14th	Dickson, Robert Harrison (I2598)
1382	Dickson, Robt H jr (Susan L) whsemn Ft Smith Vehicle h 5106 Speers	Dickson, Robert Harrison Jr. (I2600)
1383	Dickson, Robt H jr (Susan L) whsemn Ft. Smith Vehicle h 5016 Speers	Bailey, Susan Louise (I684)
1384	Dickson, Robt H jr shoe repr R H Dickson r 2230 No 14th	Dickson, Robert Harrison Jr. (I2600)
1385	Dicy was awarded a widow's pension for John's service in the War of 1812. Wid. Orig 16464 Wid Ctf 17364 According to the index, John served in Capt Medley's Co of Viriginia Militia. John W. Phelps recveived bounty land warrants for his service: 1850 - 40 acres, Warrant 44454 1855 - 120 acres, Warrant 36436 These were both assigned to other people. One was redeemed in Choctaw County by Henry Bannon. The other was redeemed in Missouri in 1859.	Phelps, John Wimbush (I10096)
1386	Did David and Elizabeth meet and marry during the migration from North Carolina?	Family: David Hollis / Elizabeth Lewis (F1114)
1387	Did this really happen in Limestone? Why would they have been all the way down there? Rather, why would Jere have been in Limestone? Bettie's family had moved there by 1824.	Family: Jeremiah Cason / Elizabeth Faver (F256)
1388	Died as a child. Never married, no children.	Bailey, Frank Field (I603)
1389	Died as a young man.	Dickson, Ross (I2602)
1390	Died as an infant or toddler	Peirce, William (I4969)
1391	Died as an infant.	Dennard (I2435)
1392	Died as an infant.	Wren, Mattie Fred (I6740)
1393	Died at age 13. Listed in Findagrave as Edward Edgar Wren	Wren, Edgar E. (I6681)
1394	Died at age 6	Moriarty, Daniel David (I7241)
1395	Died at age 70.	Dickson, Hallie V. (I2574)
1396	Died at the age of 98.	Sarah (I5450)
1397	Died before Feb 1880.	Dickson, Joseph Jr. (I2581)
1398	Died before her second husband remarried.	Jones, Abigail (I9675)
1399	Died early.	Wren, Willard Watson (I6767)
1400	Died from carcinoma of the uterus	Bailey, Mary Malzenia (I647)