Wrenacres

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

Notes

Matches 4,851 to 4,900 of 5,092

#	Notes	Linked to
4851	Twin of Graves Bennett Almond. Some sources record her twin as Green B. Almand, but he's not connected to this branch of the family.	Almand, Sophronia Elizabeth (I367)
4852	Twin of Tennessee Bailey	Bailey, Virginia (I9254)
4853	Twin of Virginia Bailey From FindaGrave: Daughter of: Thomas Brace & Alwilda Jane Bailey. Twin 0f Virginia Bailey. Aug, 1884: Married Charles Columbus Key. Children: Trudy/Drucilla (Key)Stephenson-Oxner (1885-1960); Annie (Key) Howard (1887-1976); Ransom Brace (1889-1966); Tela (1893-1973); John Ross (1898-1977); Myrtle (Key) Smith (1902-1921); Manzie Bertrice "Toots" (Key) Howard (1907-2001).	Bailey, Tennessee (I9255)
4854	Twin to Samuel L. Deshazo.	Deshazo, Sarah E. (I2539)
4855	Two deeds on the same day, same page in the book.	Lester, Sarah (I4287)
4856	Two degrees	Walton, Rev. William (I8773)
4857	Two doors away in 1870 is a Terrence Dargan, clearly spelled and penned.	Boyle, John C. (I1099)
4858	Two families are listed on this farm. Edgar is the 2nd family. But, there is no apparent relation between the two families.	Wren, James Edgar (I6707)
4859	U.S. Army, 40th Infantry Division, 108th Bat.	Dickson, Robert Harrison Jr. (I2600)
4860	U.S. marriage records says that this occurred in Georgia. In 1796, Alabama was a part of Georgia, I think. This hardly seems the likely place for this marriage. Talladega was frontier country. The Jimersons and the Wares were well established on the eastern side of Georgia and did not seem to be heading out to the west to get married.	Family: Thomas Ware / Mary Sarah Jimerson (F228)
4861	U.S. Passport Number 192361	Perkins, Florence (I4975)
4862	Uncle John Council to have my land My Grannie Davis to have $75 Jane & Sarah to have two beds that are at John Rigney's Emmy Rigney to have one bed Aunt Betty to have my bed & bedstead Aunt Susan Berry witness: Cathern McFaren Carlotte Northem	Council, Susan Ann (I2134)
4863	Union County Will Book B (Transcript) Pp. 110-112: Will of John Foster of Union District... my wife Hannah shall have all my real and personal estate during her life; my son George should have negro Scotland; to my son Nathaniel, negro man Joe; to my son Pleasant, negro man Billy; to the use of my son Edmund, negro woman Silvy and her increase, also boy named Giles; to my daughter Betsey Sneed and her children, negro woman Winny without any contract of her husband Pleasant Sneed, one horse and bed and furniture; to my daughter Sally Huse, negro woman Jude without any contract of her husband Jesse Huse; to my daughter Polly Roberts and her children, without any contract of her husband John Roberts, negro woman Beck; to my daughter Nancy Page and her children, negro woman Amy without any contract of her husband Wm Page; to my daughter Juliann Nickolas and her children, negro boy Nathan, wihtout any contract of her husband John Nicholasl to my daughter Tempres Goalding and her children, negro woman Priss without any contract of her husband James Goalding; to my daughter Susannah Scales and her children negro woman Charity without any contract with her husband John Scales; to my daughter Sillia Blackily and her children one negro woman named Beck without contract of her husband William Blackily; my son Edmund should not be left alone; my friends Edmund Hames, John Priedmore Snr., Nathan Foster, exrs. 13 March 1821. John Foster (X) (Seal), Wit.: H. U. Johnson, John Page, Z. N. Mitchell. Proven 9 Sep 1825.	Foster, John (I2968)
4864	Union County Will Book B (Transcript), pp. 284-288 Will of Edward[sic] Hames of Union District... to my son in law Reubin R. Lindsay, all the property on which he now lives, composed of several different tracts of swift shoals on the south side of Pacolet adj. Giles, Smith, William Hames, Charles Hames, James Pages, Edmund Hames, John Pages, also negroes (named); to my son Lemuel Hames [as trustee, in trust] for the benefit of my daughter Elizabeth and her heirs already born in wedlock with William B. Hames, that portion of land whereon William B. Hames & his family now lives; adj the late James Mostley's land, Fosters, Hendersons, Jordan Johnson, John McWhirters spring branch, and negroes (named); to my wife Nancy Hames in her own right, negroes (named), 200 acres of land; to my son Lemuel Hames, land adj. Sims, Mrs. Farnades, Wamack Fowlers, Squire Colemans, Whitlocks line, John Foster, and negroes (named); my son Lemuel Hames exr, 22 Jun 1840. Edmund Hames (LS), Wit: J.S. Sims, Reuben Coleman, Z. Johnson. proved by Reuben Coleman Esq 2 Nov 1840	Hames, Edmund (I3237)
4865	Unmarried	Bryant, Hannah (I8830)
4866	unmarried	Bennett, Jedediah (I9070)
4867	unmarried	Sproat, Elizabeth (I9124)
4868	unmarried	Sproat, Mary (I9125)
4869	unmarried	Sproat, Robert (I9126)
4870	Unmarried, childless	Walton, Nathaniel (I8957)
4871	unmarried, childless	Walton, Josiah (I8961)
4872	Unmarried, no children	Eaton, Jabez (I8979)
4873	Unmarried. Non compos mentis.	Eaton, William (I8978)
4874	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Boyd, Susan Elizabeth (I1088)
4875	Upon graduation from high school, Mr. Gann enlisted in the Army Air Corp in 1943 and served in the Eighth Air Force during World War II as a nose gunner/toggler on a B-17 aircraft of the 490th Bomb Group. He was stationed in eastern Great Britain and flew 29 combat missions followed by four mercy missions. He was awarded several commendations for his service including the Air Medal with four oak leaf clusters, the European Theater Ribbon, three Battle Stars, and the Purple Heart	Gann, John Woodul (I3083)
4876	Uriah Allison served as a bondsman in 1820, Roane Co, Tennessee for William P. Smith. Could be that Uriah Allison Council was named for Uriah Allison, brother of Susan Allison. In Nov. 1820, Uriah ALLISON of Roane County bought at the Hiwassee Land sale, eight tracts of land in the Hiwassee District. The acres given are 381, 13, 60, 160, 106, 120, 116 and (blank). A certain RILEY LOONEY, a Cherokee Indian, claimed most of the land for a reservation under the treaties made by the U.S. with the Cherokees in 1817 and 1819 commonly called Jackson's and Calhoun's Treaties. Uriah ALLISON swore to his statements 14 Sep 1826. In the decree, dated June 1829, the death of Uriah ALLISON being suggested the cause was abated. May Term 1830. pp 564-568. - Roane County, Tennesse Chancery Court records. Col. Uriah ALLISON died in the early part of 1829, leaving his widow,Nancy C. and three daughters: Maria ALLISON who later married George NICHOLSON, Catherine ALLISON and Mary ALLISON. They lived at Kingston. Nancy C. the widow married Gen. John BROWN. Isham COX, dec'd and his wife Catherine were the parents of Nancy C. ALLISON BROWN. Isham COX had moved to Alabama in the Spring of 1830. Bartley COX was a son of Isham and his wife. Gen. John BROWN called Thomas and William BROWN his brothers. This was dated 27 Jun 1839. pp 310-322. - Roane County, Tennessee Chancery Court records.	Allison, Col. Uriah (I193)
4877	Uriah was the third son in the Allison family named Uriah Sherrill.	Allison, Uriah Sherrill (I194)
4878	US and International Marriage Records says Alyesberry was born in 1795 in Georgia. Certainly, the family came to Georgia from Maryland, but where was he born? I need to prove them in Maryland and track the migration to Georgia.	Shehee, Aylesbury (I5568)
4879	US Warrant 9529 for 80 acres granted to William L. Council for service in Captain Rozels Company Alabama Volunteers Florida War Redeemed for E 1/2 NE 1/4 S 19 T 8 M R 27 W, 80 acres	Council, William Lambkin (I2137)
4880	Veteran of WWI	Long, L. Jewel (I4348)
4881	Vickers J J Jr 1 poll 1 horse, $100 1 mule, $100 3 cows, $40 4 hogs, $25 Value $265 State tax $1.32 School tax $1.53 Public debt tax: $.66 County tax: $1.59 Special school tax: $2.65 Road & Bridge tax: $.79 _______ tax: $.26 Paid	Vickers, James J. Jr. (I6219)
4882	Vickers, J J 1 poll 1 mule, $100 3 cows, $40 12 sheep, $25 15 hogs, $90 Value $235 State tax: $1.18 School: $1.47 Public debt tax: $.59 County tax: $1.41 Special School tax: $2.35 Road & Bridge tax: $.71 _____ Tax: $.23 Paid	Vickers, James Jackson (I6220)
4883	Vickers, J J Jnr 0 poll E 1/2, SE 1/4, S 34, T 11, R 23, 80 ac W 1/2, SW 1/4, S 35, T 11, R 23 80 ac value $640 total tax $6.40	Vickers, James J. Jr. (I6219)
4884	Vickers, J J Jr 1 poll 1 carriage, $25 2 horses, $200 2 cows, $12 total value $237	Vickers, James J. Jr. (I6219)
4885	Vickers, J J Jr 1 poll 3 horses, $200 4 cows, $24 Value $224 State tax: $1.12 County tax: $2.12 School tax: $.45	Vickers, James J. Jr. (I6219)
4886	Vickers, J J Sr 0 polls W 1/2, SW 1/4, S 4, T 12, R 23, 80 ac SE 1/4, NE 1/4, S 5, T 12, R 23, 40 ac NW 1/4, S 9, T 12, R 23, 160 ac NE 1/4, S 8, T 12, R 23, 40 ac (should be 160) Total value $1760 Total tax $17.60	Vickers, James Jackson (I6220)
4887	Vickers, J J Sr NE 1/4, S 8 , T 12, R 23, 160 ac W 1/2, SW 1/4, S 4, T 12, R 23, 80 ac SE 1/4, NE 1/4, S 5, T 12, R 23, 40 ac NW 1/4, S 9, T 12, R 23, 160 ac Total value $440 1 carriage, $50 1 horse, $50 6 mules, $300 7 cows, $42 Total: $882	Vickers, James Jackson (I6220)
4888	Vickers, J J Sr W 1/2, SW 1/4, S 4, T 12, R 23, 80 ac SE 1/4, NE 1/4, S 5, T 12, R 23, 40 ac NW 1/4, S 9, T 12, R 23, 160 ac Value $200 1 carriage, $30 5 horses, $250 3 cows, $18 Value $498 State tax: $2.49 County tax $2.49 School tax: $.99	Vickers, James Jackson (I6220)
4889	Vickers, James J Jr paid 1 poll E 1/2, SE 1/4, S 34, T 11, R 23, 80 ac W 1/2, SW 1/4, S 35, T 11, R 23, 80 ac total value $120 1 pleasure carriage, value $25 5 horses, value $200 4 mules, value $120 9 cows, value $54 total taxable $519 County tax: $3.60 State tax: $5.19	Vickers, James J. Jr. (I6219)
4890	Vickers, Jas J Jr 1 poll E 1/2, SE 1/4, S 34, T 11, R 23, 80 ac W 1/2, SW 1/4, S 35, T 11, R 23, 80 ac Total value $120 1 carriage, value $25 6 horses, value $400 3 mules, value $90 8 cows, value $48 Jail tax: $3.41 taxable value $683 County tax: $4.42 State tax: $6.83	Vickers, James J. Jr. (I6219)
4891	Vickers, Jas J Sr 1 poll W 1/2, SW 1/4, S 4, T 12, R 23, 80 ac SE 1/4, NE 1/4, S 5, T 12, R 23, 40 ac NW 1/4, S 9, T 12, R 23, 160 ac NE 1/4, S 8, T 12, R 23, 160 ac SE 1/4, S 3, T 12, R 23, 160 ac SW 1/4, NE 1/4, S 3, T 12, R 23, 40 ac Total value $480 1 pleasure carriage, value $50 3 horses, value $150 7 mules, value $350 15 cows, value $90 Jail tax: $5.19 Total value for taxes $ 1120 County tax: $6.60 State Tax: $11.20	Vickers, James Jackson (I6220)
4892	Vinton Memorial does not list her.	Thayer, Joannah (I9489)
4893	Vinton Memorial does not mention her	Thayer, Sarah (I9490)
4894	Vinton Memorial says she was born about 1661, d. 1727 age 66, unmarried. Thayer Memorial says 1642.	Thayer, Abigail (I9496)
4895	Vinton Memorial says this could have been as early as 1705 since there was an estate for Richard Thayer exhibited then.	Thayer, Richard (I9473)
4896	Visited his mother for Christmas. Text says from San Domingo, Cuba, but the town is actually called Santo Domingo.	Higgs, Morton Thomas (I3538)
4897	Vital record transcript appears to read 8 Feb instead of 3 Feb.	Ellis, Nancy (I8669)
4898	Vol 1. I:83 Will of Michael Baker, farmer, very sick, 1 Sept 1776.   Wife- Anna.  Son: Moses.  land adj his own.  The rest of my children.  Extrs: bro Moses Baker, sons Moses & James Baker.  Wit: Hugh Lewis, Jesse Councell, Nathan Baker.  Prvd by Hugh Lewis.  Rec. Aug Ct 1777	Council, Jesse (I9639)
4899	Vol. 104, page 501	Lyons, Bridget H. (I7024)
4900	Volume: 7 Court Docket Number: 13973 Certificate Number: 1356	Family: Wilson Baker / Doris Higgs (F2890)