Wrenacres

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

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2301	Have not yet found a record here. Possible matches: Bridget Lyons, age 20, F, Spinster, arriving 17 Oct 1867 aboard the Pennsylvania. Bridget Lyons, age 20, arriving 10 May 1866 to New York on the Star of the West, origin Ireland. Bridget Lyons, age 19, arrival aboard the Aleppo in Boston, 5 Oct 1868 (from Liverpool). Seems most likely.	Lyons, Bridget H. (I7024)
2302	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Newell, Walter Dee (I7597)
2303	Having completed the sale of John Waterson's real estate, the court ordered John Faver Jr to deliver title to the purchaser.	Faver, John (I2875)
2304	Having lost a suit in Chancery Court, Peter Bailey was forced to sell a plot of land to satisfy the defendants. This suit, brought at the March 1831 court, between Humberton Shipwith, administrator of the estate of Jean Shipwith against not only the Baileys but their neighbors, led to the sale of Bailey's land and Lockett's land. 492 acres was sold at auction on 21 Apr 1831 from Peter Bailey to William Townes for $3.10/acre, a total of $1525.20	Bailey, Peter Cock (I660)
2305	He and Elizabeth had 7 children. Notes for Moses Heath (Betty Wren) !1765 PARENTS:Will #114, Halifax Co NC, p 168, 27 Feb 1765, John Heath& Elizabeth his wife. !1795 BROTHER: Will #535, Halifax Co NC, p258, 17 Aug 1795, Nov CT 1795, sister Mary Heath, 5 bros. William, James, Moses, Adam, Jesse.Wit: James Judge, Elizabeth Parham, Extrs: bros William & James.	Heath, Moses (I3487)
2306	He appears as Miles in this census.	Myers, Arthur Patterson (I7115)
2307	He applies for letters of dismission for the estate of Solomon Shepherd, for whom he was administrator.	Vickers, Hardy (I6214)
2308	He applies letters of administration for the estate of Mrs. Saleton Shepherd.	Vickers, Hardy (I6214)
2309	He could have been born in VA or GA. Most likely, GA.	Almond, Ussery (I414)
2310	He could have been living in Texas and just visiting family for this.	Bailey, Robert M. (I671)
2311	He died of a brain tumor.	McCleary (I4520)
2312	He is a direct descendant of KING JOHN (Lackland)PLANTAGENET, KING OF ENGLAND on FAG #1953 , found here: KING JOHN and found here @ FAG # 91818151: KING JOHN Correction from Alexander to Robert KEITH: circa 1612 Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Immediate Family: Son of George Keith, 5th Earl Marischal and Margaret Keith Husband of Christina Kempf Father of Rev. James Keith Brother of William Keith, 5th Earl Marischal; Anne Keith; Margaret Keith; Mary Keith; John Keith; Robert Keith and Jean Keith « less Half brother of James Keith of Benholm; Gilbert Keith and George Keith Parents: Son of George KEITH, 4th Earl Marischal ( and later 5th Earl of Marischal, 2nd Lord of Altrie), & Margaret HOME,... not Margaret OGILVY/OGILVIE, (daughter of James Ogilvy, 5th Lord Ogilvy of Arlie and Jean FORBES.[4] He married Christina KEMP/KEMPF. Father of Rev. James Keith (FAG # 21757139): Rev. James KEITH Brother of William Keith, 5th Earl Marischal; Anne Keith; Margaret Keith; John Keith; Lady Mary Campbell (Keith); Robert Keith and Jean Keith « less Half brother of James Keith of Benholm; Gilbert Keith and George Keith (the Complete Peerage) His lines go back to the great granddaughter of JOHN ALDEN, here: Abigail Byram to: her mother, Anna Alden, to her father, Lt. Joseph Keith, to his father Rev. James Keith, to his father, Alexander Keith , to his father , George Keith, 4th Earl Marischal , to his mother ,Elizabeth Hay to her mother, Margaret Robertson of Struan, to her mother, Lady Elizabeth Stewart , to her father, John Stewart , to his mother, Joan Beaufort, QUEEN OF SCOTS , to her mother, Margaret Holland , to her father, Thomas Holland , to his mother, Joan, Countess of Kent , to her father, Edmund of Woodstock, 1st Earl of Kent , to his father, Edward I "Longshanks", KING OF ENGLAND , to his father, Henry III of England , to his father, John LACKLAND/PLANTAGENET, KING OF ENGLAND .	Keith, Robert (I9421)
2313	He is enumerated as Augustus	Wren, John Thomas Asbury (I6710)
2314	He is enumerated as Edker Shifflett in 1910	Shifflett, Louis Edgar (I7595)
2315	He is enumerated in 1850 as Berry F. Bridges	Bridges, Asbury Fletcher (I1209)
2316	He is listed as 22 years old and she as 18.	Family: Henry G. Huckaby / Mary J. Dempsey (F3131)
2317	He is listed as 27 years old and she is listed as 19. J R G W N Adams of New Hope Baptist Church officiated.	Family: Ira Alonzo Huckaby / Maggie J. McAllister (F3895)
2318	He is listed as a private, Co A, 5th Ky Infantry, enlisting on 1 Nov 1861 and mustering out on 4 Nov 1864	Dunn, Thomas (I9737)
2319	He is strangely enumerated as Frend John in the 1860 census.	Blowers, John (I7998)
2320	He left a will in Culpeper County.	Kavanaugh, Philemon Jr. (I7400)
2321	He made a will 16 January 1761 in Lunenburg Co., VA. Will as proven 2 March 1762.	Bressie, Francis (I1179)
2322	He may have died early. In the 1870 census, his two younger brothers are listed but he is not. He would have been only 11 years old, so he hasn't moved on his own. Nor does he show up in another family (at least not with a basic search).	Bailey, John Thomas (I628)
2323	He was a soldier in Capt. Abram Washburne's company of Col. Eliphalet Gary's regiment on the expedition to Rhode Island, served from July 30 to Aug. 9, 1780	Hooper, John (I8626)
2324	He was a teacher and ran a school.	Vincent, Henry H. (I6273)
2325	He was an early physician in the Coffee county area. During the Civil War, he served as a private in Co. H, 11th TN Cavalry. He was enlisted 1 Oct 1862 at Manchester, TN by Capt. Coffee and was paid$24.40 for the use of his horse. In the 1870, he and his family were enumerated in the 6th district of Coffee County, TN (Manchester). Notes from bobby9bob on Ancestry.com (29-Apr-2017): Name-Adolphus Ferdinand Vincent. Sources-1850 Census Bedford County, TN, District 1, Page 81B, Image 6, House 45, Family 45, living with sister, Sarah Vincent Cooper. 1860 Census Coffee County, Tn, District-Manchester P. O., Sheet 102, Image 36, Roll 1245 Book 1, House 727, Family 727, Living with the Alfred Mono family Adolphus was a Doctor. 1870 Census Coffee County, Tn, 6th Civil District, Post Office-Manchester, Roll 1520 Book 1, Image 23, Sheet 3, Page 58A, House 21, Family 22. 1880 Census Coffee County, Tn, Town of Manchester-6th Civil District, Image 7, Roll 1248, Book 2, Enumeration District 18, Page 53A, House 50, Family 52. 1900 Census Coffee County, Tn, 6th Civil District, Enumeration District 34, Sheet 6, House 115, Family 118. Rutherford County, Tennessee Deed Book 1, Pages 562 and 563, Sold land of Henry Vinson. Listed as an heir. Rutherford County, Tn Deed Book 13, Page 447. Alexander was his guardian and was in debt to Adolphus. Rutherford County, Tn Deed Book 12, Pages 31 and 32. Will of Henry Vincent. Written February 3, 1841. Name gotten from this will. Rutherford County, Tennessee Deed Book 15, Page 554, Alexander Vincent was made Guardian of Adolphus F Vincent and owed money to Adolphus. Also in Rutherford County, Tennessee Deed Book 13, Page 447, Oct 1, 1845. Rutherford County, Tennessee Deed Book 12, Page 44, Written Nov 1841. Rachel died and left no will.	Vincent, Adolphus Ferdinand (I6260)
2326	He was an ironworker, a gunsmith by trade. In early life he shipped on a whaling vessel and was wrecked on the Sandwich Islands, where his skill in ironwork saved his life. But he was guarded whenever a vessel was in port so that he could not escape for quite a length of time. He at length succeeded in getting away and returning home. The time and place of his death are not known to his descendants. From Hooper Genealogy: 2. Joseph (John, John, John, John, William), born at Bridgewater, Dec. 24, 1780; married at Duxbury, March 15, 181 1, Jerusha, daughter of Cornelius and Jerusha (Bryant) Ellis, born at Middleborough, April 19, 1781, died at Bridgewater, Jan. 20, 1870. He was an ironworker, a gunsmith by trade. In early life he shipped on a whaling vessel and was wrecked on the Sandwich Islands, where his skill in ironwork saved his life. But he was guarded whenever a vessel was in port so that he could not escape for quite a length of time. He at length succeeded in getting away and returning home. The time and place of his death are not known to his descendants.	Hooper, Joseph (I7071)
2327	He was clerk of Warwick Co, and clerk of the committes of Privilegeand Elections and of Public Claims, 1718-1721.	Cary, Richard (I1456)
2328	Hebrew claims on his marriage license to be 21, however I believe he may have been only 18.	Family: Hebrew Pryor / Mary Gwen Austin (F2911)
2329	Hector could be a sister to Julia Megginson.	Megginson, Hector (I4601)
2330	Helen appears twice in the 1920 census. Once without her husband in her parents home and once with her husband.	Cason, Helen May (I1507)
2331	Henry is taxed for 160 acres worth $1200 and 1 slave worth $600. He does not pay a poll, so he must be regarded as older than the limit for a poll.	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
2332	Henry L. Cooper was born in Delaware, was a Maryland Revolutionary soldier, and moved to North Carolina where he married, 19 Jan 1794, Rebecca Hollis, daughter of John and Mary Hollis. They moved to Tennessee about 1814-15 to Rutherford County. He had three sons and two daughters. Some reports claim that the family lived in the Short Mountain area of Rutherford County. MARRIAGE: Cooper5 N4, H2 Somehow, Henry Cooper is connected to Robert S. Cooper. There are too many common names in the church cemetery to not be connected.	Cooper, Henry L. (I2046)
2333	Henry Rigney is still living in the household in the 1870 census. Interestingly, John M. Council has $9000 real estate in 1870 and $1500 personal estate. That's a lot for reconstruction Arkansas.	Council, Capt. John Moore (I2129)
2334	Henry Ross does not appear in the 1879 Boston Assessor's List. 1880 Boston Assessor's list - Henry L Ross, Ward 14, page 88, 1 poll, total tax $2 1880 Boston Tax Book, K-Z, Page 88, Line D, Henry L Ross, voting precinct 2, 1 poll, agent, 16 Atlantic St, $2 tax	Ross, Henry C. (I7064)
2335	Henry Vinson Jr is taxed for 1 poll, so he has to be at least 18 years old at this point.	Vincent, Henry (I6272)
2336	Henry Vinson Sr is taxed for 1 poll, 140 acres worth $1280, and 2 slaves worth $1300	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
2337	Henry Vinson to the heirs of Smith Ogilvie, dec'd, namely Frances Ogilvie, widow of Smith Ogilvie Nancy Ogilvie, daughter Alford S Ogilvie, son For one cent (?) to Henry Vincent paid, 75 acres Recorded 19 Oct 1814 Deed is dated 10 November but it should be 10 October. The fact that Henry sold this land adjoining his own to this family for 1 cent means there was some sort of relationship, I would think.	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
2338	Henry Vinson, 300 acres, 1 poll, 75 cents tax	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
2339	Henry Vinson, 300ac, 1 poll, 75 cents	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
2340	Henry Vinson, 300ac, 1 poll, 75 cents	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
2341	Henry Vinson, 300ac, 1 poll, 75cents	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
2342	Henry Vinson, 300ac, 1 poll, tax illegible	Vincent, Henry (I6271)
2343	Henry Ware Junr and Wynney his wife of Edgefield County, S.C. to James Murray of Wilkes County. 4 November 1794. Deed for 200 acres on Soap Creek adjoining Thompson, Widow Williamson, Garnett, and ... Note cut off Lincoln County Deed Book D	Ware, Henry (I9133)
2344	Henry Ware Senr. and Martha his wife to Minor Winn of Fairfield County, S.C. 26 Apr 1799. Deed for 146 acres being part of 250 acres granted to Henry Ware Senr on the Savannah River, Seems that the rest of this note was not copied. Lincoln County Deed book C	Ware, Henry (I6340)
2345	Henry Ware, Esq. 5 1/2 polls, 9 slaves, 700 acres Wilkes Co.	Ware, Henry (I6340)
2346	Henry Ware, his father, calls out a piece of land that John received as a part of his estate prior to Henry's death. He also explicitly gives land to John's son Thomas, but otherwise does not name John as a recipient of any bequests.	Ware, John Garrett (I6349)
2347	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Thompson, Henry Wyatt (I6886)
2348	Henry was lost at sea sometime after leaving a will in Feb 1714/5 Thewill was recorded April 1715.	Cocke, Henry (I1833)
2349	Henry's children are mentioned in his mother's will, written 1 May 1782. So, he must have died prior to that.	Bressie, Henry (I1183)
2350	Henry's middle name was given to him since his grandmother's maidenname was Jones. Henry was a Mason.	Page, Henry Jones (I4898)