Wrenacres
Ancestors and Family of Brian Scott Dickson and Kathleen Ann Boyle Dickson
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| 2051 | FINDAGRAVE: https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=99117946 | Frazer, Favre Cason (I3005)
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| 2052 | FINDAGRAVE: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/109614250/sarah-ann-sexton | Sartain, Sarah Ann (I5462)
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| 2053 | FINDAGRAVE: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/109615506/susannah-sexton | Sartain, Susannah (I5463)
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| 2054 | FINDAGRAVE: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/149400508/gracie_ellouise_price | Chancellor, Gracie Ellouise (I10348)
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| 2055 | FINDAGRAVE: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/149419198/joe-ben-johnson | Johnson, Joe Ben (I7976)
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| 2056 | Findagrave: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/183355917/daniel_ray_price | Price, Daniel Ray Sr. (I10352)
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| 2057 | FINDAGRAVE: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/19815864 | Sexton, Sarah Ann (I9318)
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| 2058 | FINDAGRAVE: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/19822736/jesse-ben-sartain | Sartain, Jessee Benjamin (I9319)
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| 2059 | FINDAGRAVE: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/23065960/lillie_mildred_hughes | Harrison, Lillie Mildred (I10292)
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| 2060 | Findagrave: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43318448/effie_lula_chancellor | Studebaker, Effie Lula (I10285)
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| 2061 | Findagrave: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43318453/william_melton_chancellor | Chancellor, William Melton (I10342)
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| 2062 | FINDAGRAVE: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/49772371 | Manor, Lavinia (I9322)
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| 2063 | FINDAGRAVE: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50338359/james_monroe_hughes | Hughes, James Monroe (I3793)
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| 2064 | First married at 14 years old. | Peterson, Lorene Nellie (I10064)
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| 2065 | First papers. States he is from Edworthtown, County Longford, Ireland. Today this is Edgeworthtown. Born 15 May 1818. Entered the US at Burlington, Vermont on 15 Jun 1837. | Dargan, Terrence (I9338)
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| 2066 | First source is wrong Elefare Shehee Washington Co, 320 acres hickory, 9 slaves Washington Co, 160 acres pine Washington Co, 375 acres hickory Fayette County, 7th Dist, lot 150, 202 1/2 acres Tax: $4.12, 6 3/4 mils Guardian minors of Shehee 20 slaves tax: $6.25 Most digests are fragmented. Not found in 1826, 1830, 1837 | Green, Allafair (I3191)
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| 2067 | First time he appears separate (rather than instead of) his mother. | Vincent, John L. (I9508)
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| 2068 | Flora never married and had no children. | Lane, Flora Ann (I4174)
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| 2069 | Florence had been married to Mr. Hill, possibly of Gifford Hill, the company that Jere Will worked for. Florence had two girls: Daisy & Judy. In 2018, Judy is still alive, but Daisy died some time ago. Daisy has a daughter, Cindy Clendenen. She said that Mr. Hill was not a nice man and that the marriage could have ended in divorce. | Perkins, Florence (I4975)
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| 2070 | Florence Hames had been living with her daughter, Ethel Dickson, for some seven months prior to her death due to ill health. | Hames, Florence Magdalene (I3243)
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| 2071 | fm1 | Perry, Billy (I4981)
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| 2072 | Follow Findagrave to connect back to Samuel Keith. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32391477/john-washburn | Washborne, John (I8902)
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| 2073 | For $300 current money of Virginia, he sells a piece of land along Butchers Creek of about 40 acres to Alexander Field. | Bailey, Peter Cock (I660)
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| 2074 | For $4000 current money of Virginia paid by William B Price of Charlotte County, sold twenty negro slaves Francis, China, Retter, Susan, Edmund, Phillip Granderson, Charlott, Innes, Eliza, Hon, Robet, Ottaway, Thaddeus, Nancy, Giles, Anderson, Merry, Emelia, George. Additionally, sold stock, plantation tools, and furniture to William B Price. This appears to be a way for Peter to shield his property from lawsuits. | Bailey, Peter Cock (I660)
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| 2075 | For $500, Robert McNairy sold to Joseph Dickson a negro girl named Bett or Betsy, one Roan Mare, and two cows and two calves together with their increase and also one feather bed and furniture. Deed book A, p. 345, Dickson County, Tennessee. 7 Feb 1809 | Dickson, Joseph Jr. (I2581)
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| 2076 | For 250 L 8 p, sold to Bruce & Sydnor, all interest in the estate of John Hill. | Bailey, Francis Baker (I602)
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| 2077 | For 5 shilling and natural love and affection, she sells four slaves to her daughter Jane Baker. | Elizabeth (I2729)
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| 2078 | For 5 shillings and natural love and affection, Elizabeth Bressie sells three slaves to Thomas Bressie | Bressie, Thomas (I1195)
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| 2079 | For 5 shillings and natural love and affection, Elizabeth sells to her son William Baker of Norfolk six slaves. | Elizabeth (I2729)
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| 2080 | For 5 shillings and natural love and affection, Jane received four slaves from her mother. | Bressie, Jane (I1187)
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| 2081 | For 5 shillings and natural love and affection, she sells three slaves to Thomas Bressie | Elizabeth (I2729)
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| 2082 | For 5 shillings and natural love and affection, William received six slaves from his mother. She had just written her will so this was clearly a way to distribute part of her estate. | Bressie, William (I1201)
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| 2083 | For diverse good causes and considerations him thereon to moving, but now especially for and in consideration of the sum of five pounds current money of South Carolina, to him in hands well and truly paid ... a tract of land being in Union County on the south side of Pacolato River and hath such courses form and marks as a plat thereof represents viz. Beginning at a corner on the river bank a white oak, running thence S b W 9 50 to a corner stake S 32 W 23 to a corner hickory running thence No 5 W to Portmans Creek and thence as the creek runs down to the mouth of the nreaks and as the river runs from the mouth of the creek down to the beginning corner ... containing sixty acres more or less | Hames, Charles Sr. (I3234)
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| 2084 | For fifty pounds sterling ... a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred seventy five acres be the same more or less it being part of a tract surveyed for Charles Brandon situate on the north side of Pacolate River on Mill Creek it being the upper end of said tract; beginning at a hickory John Haimes corner at the upper end of Brandons old field thence So 5 E 15 chains to a chesnut, thence No 43 E 68 chains to a post oak, thence So 52 E to a stake on Cooks line, thence to the beginning including one hundred and seventy five acres ... Witnessed by Edmund Hames. | Hames, Charles Sr. (I3234)
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| 2085 | for L 50 current money of Virginia | Elizabeth (I2729)
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| 2086 | for L 500 current money of Virginia, Elizabeth Bressie sells to Robert Mumford a tract of land along Butchers Creek with grist mill. Four Hundred acres more or less. Excludes a 100 acre section that Francis Bressie dec'd deeded to his son Thomas. Deed in Lunenburg County. | Elizabeth (I2729)
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| 2087 | For L100 in sterling money, a plantation or tract of land in the county aforesaid on the south side of Pacolett River Containing by estimation one hundred acres be the same more or less bounded as follows that is to day Beginning at a white oak on Georges line on the south bank of the River thence to a white oak corner tree then to a red oak corner thence along a new line to Johnny's Creek thence as the creek meanders to the river thence as the river meanders to the beginning white oak. Including the grist mill and all other improvements within the said bounds. | Hames, Charles Sr. (I3234)
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| 2088 | For many years, John, Alice, and Catherine lived together. Catherine is listed as Catherine Hall and is listed as married, even though no husband is shown. | Boyle, John T. (I1101)
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| 2089 | For natural love and affection and 80L, William deeds to James a piece of land on the banks of Blue Stone Creek, part of a tract granted to William Hill 3 Mar 1760. | Hill, William (I9525)
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| 2090 | For natural love and affection, Elizabeth gives three slaves to Mary Lewis, her daughter. | Elizabeth (I2729)
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| 2091 | For some reason, Bob Dennison is recorded with his family, and then again with his daughter's family in the 1920 census. | Dennison, Robert B. (I9301)
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| 2092 | For some reason, I had this listed as 1932, but that can't be right. The 1940 census says he is 5 years old. | Shiflett, John Franklin (I5606)
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| 2093 | For some reason, the marriage record calls Aunt Bettie Bettie Jane. No one can ever recall her having any sort of middle name. None of her sisters had middle names. | Family: Thomas Dunn Finney / Bettie Higgs (F260)
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| 2094 | For some reason, there are two different sets of forms and enumerations for the 1866 census. One categorizes broadly, the other more narrowly and includes Civil War veterans and casualties. White Population Male 3 under 10 3 aged 10-20 1 aged 30-40 Female 1 under 10 1 aged 40-50 (she's really more like 54) | Hansen, Mahala Ann (I4259)
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| 2095 | For some strange reason, the 1920 Census says Thomas' father was from New York. | Higgs, Ira Thomas (I3530)
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| 2096 | Fortunate drawer in 1821 GA Land Lottery Drew lot 150, district 7, Fayette county | Green, Allafair (I3191)
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| 2097 | Fortunately Drawer, 1821 Land Lottery Drew District 8, Monroe County, Lot 167 Pike County came out of Monroe County, where Thomas was found. | Shehee, Thomas G. (I5577)
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| 2098 | Found at the same address in 1945, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1957, 1961 | Ross, Charles Franklin (I5410)
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| 2099 | Found in 1850 Pope County census - then firefox crashed. | Crane, Isabella (I8085)
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| 2100 | Found in 1866 Paulding County tax list - 1 poll, poll tax $1 | Hudson, John Wesley (I3754)
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