Wrenacres
Ancestors and Family of Brian Scott Dickson and Kathleen Ann Boyle Dickson
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4801 | Thomas J Garner owns 2 horses, 2 cows, 12 hugs, 1 pleasure carriage, 1 wagon, 2 dogs | Garner, Thomas Jefferson (I3108)
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4802 | Thomas L. Shafer occurs in the 1840 census of Conway County, near Pope Co., with 3 female children under the age of 5, 1 male aged 10-15, and one female aged 20-30, with him aged 30-40. This would be consistent with the information regarding the three daughters listed in his prayer book. | Shafer, Thomas L. (I5551)
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4803 | Thomas M. Higgs and Mary J. Sartain were married at the home of William H. Oglesby in Athens, AL by Jn. Turrentine, J.P. on Christmas Day, 1857. | Family: Thomas Morton Higgs / Mary J. Sartain (F263)
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4804 | Thomas Massie was a student at the College of William and Mary. Hewas a captain and a major in the 2nd Virginia Regt, 1775-1781, aide toGeneral Nelson at Yorktown, member of the Society of the Cincinnati. | Massie, Maj. Thomas (I4481)
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4805 | Thomas may have predeceased his father. Or else he could have beenthe Thomas of Booth's Store, Franklin Co., a private in Capt. GrossScruggs company in the Revolutionary War and disabled. | Booth, Thomas (I1063)
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4806 | Thomas Merriwether to Robert Ware. 8 Negroes for the price of 45,000 lbs inspected tobacco. Moll, John, Molly, Lucy, Robin, Nan, Easter, Matt Recorded 30 Sep 1795 | Jemison, Robert II (I3914)
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4807 | Thomas Osborne came to Virginia aboard the Francis Bonaventure in Aug1620 | Osborne, Thomas (I4865)
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4808 | Thomas Pleasants vs Zachariah Baker Baker appeared in court, acknowledged the charge, and agreed to pay 11 L costs | Baker, Zachariah (I732)
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4809 | Thomas served as justice of Henrico (1678), sheriff (1680, 1688),coroner (1680), and Burgess (1677). Connie Lapallo notes his spouse as Margaret Powell and notes that she was the mother of William. This could be a composite of the two spouses or just a different name. She also notes Thomas death as 1697. Notes from findagrave.com Son of Lt. Col. Richard Cocke and Temperance (Baley) Cocke. Married to Agnes Margaret Powell in 1663. Their children were James, William, Stephen, Thomas, John, Stephen, Temperance, and Agnes. Also married to Margaret (Wood) Cocke. Of Bremo, and Malvern Hills; known as Captain Thomas Cocke, Sr., of Henrico; Sheriff, 1680-1688; member of County Court at various times, and otherwise prominent in the affairs of the colony; his will dated, 1689; probably died soon after. The Genealogy of the Cocke Family in Virginia source shows that he died 1696, page 106. It appears that he lived at "Malvern Hills," (His father had lived at Bremo (probably an Indian name), which his brother, Richard, inherited.) Of "Pickthorn Farm" and "Malvern Hills," Henrico Co., Virginia. Thomas Cocke, so far as extant records reveal, was the first child bearing the name Cocke to be born in Colonial Virginia. Father: Richard Cocke Mother: Temperance Bailey Married to Margaret Wood 1662 in Virginia •Note: The Genealogy of the Cocke Family in Virginia source shows that he married Margaret Jones Wood, 1663, widow, and mother of Major Peter Jones, founder of Petersburg, page 106. Children 1. John Cocke 2. Thomas Cocke b: 1664 3. Stephen Cocke b: BET 1666 AND 1668 in Of Richmond, Henrico, Virginia 4. James Cocke b: 1667 5. Temperance Cocke b: ABT 1668 6. William Cocke b: ABT 1670 7. Agnes Cocke b: 1672 End of notes from findagrave.com | Cocke, Thomas (I1948)
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4810 | Thomas was member of the House of Burgesses (1698, 1699, 1700-01),captain of the militia (1698), sheriff of Henrico (1699). | Cocke, Capt. Thomas (I1947)
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4811 | Thomas was clerk of Henrico Co, vestryman for Henrico Parish. Heresided for a time in Great Britain to attend to his interests there.He was a member of Congress 1788-1780, signer of the Articles ofConfederation, and a member of the Virginia Senate. | Adams, Thomas (I119)
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4812 | Though A.A. Vincent was listed as executor with Rachel, William Vincent, Henry's brother, ended up administering the estate. Sadly, before the estate could even be barely opened, Rachel also died. | Vincent, Henry (I6271)
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4813 | Though John's children point toward a move to Arkansas around 1842, there are no deeds available for the period from 1839-1849 Interestingly, in the deeds in Book C, there are three deeds where J.M & Lima Council sold land. But the deeds were recorded in Fannin County, Texas. FamilySearch records for Fannin County have to be viewed at an affiliate library. | Council, Capt. John Moore (I2129)
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4814 | Though the 1890 census calls this out at 1862, it could have been 1863 based on draft records. | Finney, Matthew Miller (I9750)
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4815 | thought to be the unnamed maidservant of John Carver | Dorothy (I8894)
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4816 | To A.D. Wren Transaction 27 Aug 1866 Recorded 9 Oct 1866 E 1/2, SE 1/4, 34, 11, 23 NW, SW, SW, SW 35, 11, 23 Deed Book S p. 348 | Vickers, James Jackson (I6220)
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4817 | To my sister Fannie B. Watt my home place in Lawsonville during her life and afterwards to be disposed of as I may hereafter direct. To my sister Fannie B. Watt all of my stock of horses, mules, cattle, and hogs, provisions of every kind and all my farming tools, wagons &c. To my sister Fannie B. Watt $5000 in money To my sister Sallie J. Law $2000 in money To my brother Otway L. Bailey my Hogans Creek plantation and after the death of my sister Fannie B. Watt, my home place in Lawonville To my brother Otway L. Bailey all my household and kitchen furniture, Library, buggy, harnesses, shot gun, gold head cane. To my brother Otway L Bailey $2000 in money To my sister Eliza V. Graves $2000 in money To my niece Fannie B. Bailey $1000 to be kept at interest until she is 18 years old To my nephews Thomas B Bailey and Otway L Bailey Jr and to my niece Laura V Bailey three hundred thirty three and one third dollars each To my nephew Robert W Bailey $1000 to be kept for him by his father and used exclusively in giving him a liberal education preparing him for the study of a profession (not medicine) or if his need should be of a different ??? I desire that he should attend a course at a commercial college. To my nephew Robert W Bailey after the death of his father my home place in Lawsonville. To my nephew Otway B. Law the note of $150 that I have with him. To William B Notley the note of $200 dollars I hold on him To my nephew Pinkney B Law, my gold watch To Andrew R. Hall $100 To David R XXXX (obscured) $100 To the deacons of Lick Fork Church $200 to be used in repairing and repainting the old Lick Fork meeting house My desire is to be buried by the side of my mother. Enclose all the graves. Erect a substantial tombstone to cover the whole grave Robb B. Watt and Otway L Bailey Executors 15 Sept 1881 Entered into probate 10 Oct 1881 | Bailey, Dr. Giles Pinkney (I8089)
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4818 | To Robert Munford for L 200 current money of Virginia a fishing place on the Coro Hana and one acre of land | Baker, Zachariah (I732)
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4819 | To Wren, A.D. from Vickers, J.J. Sr Date of instrument: 27 Aug 1866 Date of filing: 9 Oct 1866 Deed book S, p. 348 E SE 34, 11, 23 SW SE 35, 11, 23 | Wren, Alonzo Dossey (I6659)
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4820 | Today Hancock is in Pulaski county | Atwell, John Tennison (I530)
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4821 | Tom Bailey, her future husband, is enumerated in 1900 as a boarder next door in the home of Joshua King. It appears that his father is in the next home. | Hames, Fannie Myrtle (I3241)
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4822 | Tombstone gives birth year as 1757. DAR as 1760. Otherwise, 1756. | David, Isaac (I2368)
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4823 | Tombstone says she was born in 1835 and died in 1893. | Gann, Adaline (I3078)
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4824 | Tombstone says she was born in 1835. Tombstone was added in 1970s. | Gann, Adaline (I3078)
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4825 | Tooke History lists her birth as 6 Oct 1810 rather than 10 Oct. | Jemison, Sarah Margaret (I3917)
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4826 | Tooke History lists this as 22 Jun 1866 in Louisiana. | Vickers, James Jackson (I6220)
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4827 | Tooke History records her as Ellen May. | Family: Littleton Augustus Vickers / Mary Ellen May (F2707)
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4828 | Tooke History records her birth as 1839. | Vickers, Anna Carolina (I6202)
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4829 | Tooke History records her birth as in Beinville Parish, Louisiana. | Vickers, Frances Georgia (I6212)
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4830 | Tooke History records her birth as taking place in Florida. | Vickers, Margaret Hunter (I6903)
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4831 | Tooke History records his birth as 15 Feb 1846. | Wren, Alonzo Dossey (I6659)
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4832 | Tooke History records his birth as 1833 in Florida. | Vickers, James J. Jr. (I6219)
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4833 | Tooke History records that Sarah and James had 4 children, two of whom lived. This marriage seems likely to have occurred in Pulaski Georgia or Leon Florida. | Family: James Jackson Vickers / Sarah Margaret Jemison (F1351)
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4834 | Tooke History records that James and Patience had four children. Somewhere I saw that this was 21 Mar 1852, but the marriage index says 21 Oct 1852. | Family: James Jackson Vickers / Patience Wyche (F569)
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4835 | Tooke History records that Savannah and James had four children, two of whom lived. | Family: James Jackson Vickers / Savannah Georgia Shehee (F219)
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4836 | Tooke History records that she and James had a single child. Both she and the child died. | Shehee, Augusta Carolina (I5566)
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4837 | Tooke History records that she was buried at night with slaves holding torches. | Vickers, Margaret Hunter (I6903)
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4838 | Tooke History records the marriage as 1 Mar 1866 | Family: Sam Blake Scott / Anna Carolina Vickers (F395)
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4839 | Tooke History records the marriage as 14 Jan 1855, probably the license date. | Family: James J. Vickers, Jr. / Eliza Jane Melvin (F571)
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4840 | Tooke History records this birth as in Georgia. | Shehee, Savannah Georgia (I5576)
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4841 | Town and Vital records at his death record that John was born in East Bridgewater. Memorial of the Thayer Name shows his birth at 23 Nov 1789. | Thayer, John (I7069)
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4842 | Transaction date 4 Nov 1878, Recorded 9 Nov 1878 Wesley Hudson of Fulton Co to Stephen N. Allen of Paulding County, for $2500 in hand paid, lots 579, 574, 573, 578, 580, district 2, section 3, originally Cherokee County, now Paulding County, 40 acres each lot | Hudson, Wesley (I3785)
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4843 | Traveled aboard the Anne. | Penn, Christian (I8707)
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4844 | Trustees of the Shady Grove Church purcahsed three acres in the NW corner of the NE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 Section 27 Township 21 Range 10 as a site for Shady Grove Methodist Episcopal Church. | Deshazo, Rev. Larkin Columbus (I2507)
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4845 | TWIN | Bolling, Jane (I1013)
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4846 | TWIN | Bolling, Rebecca (I1023)
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4847 | Twin | Stetson, John (I9693)
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4848 | Twin | Stetson, Hezekiah (I9694)
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4849 | Twin boys born and died the same day. | Adams (I7383)
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4850 | Twin brother of Susie Lee Christopher. Was born dead. | Christopher (I1703)
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