Wrenacres

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

Notes

Matches 801 to 850 of 5,244

#	Notes	Linked to
801	Barbara Smith is the great-granddaughter of Annie Thompson Cameron	Source (S114)
802	Barnard is head of family and appears to be a son.	Farley, Bernard (I9354)
803	Based on census responses, her parents might have been from Georgia or Alabama. She was likely born 1856-1858. There are several likely candidate families in Alabama and Mississippi that need more research to narrow down which might be hers. Minnie's delayed birth certificate says she was born in Tennessee and was 29 when Minnie was born.	Taylor, Martha A. (I5886)
804	Based on her daughter's will leaving something to her Granny Davis, I suspect that Ann was a Davis. In Franklin County, there are 2 Davis families who might fit. THe best fit is Annie Davis, b. 1796, in NC and her husband John P. Davis also born in NC.	Ann Elizabeth (I2725)
805	Based on her not being in the census, but having a 5 year old daughter named after her, it is likely she died around the time the child was born.	Watt, Anna Bailey (I8095)
806	Based on his being missing from teh 1870 census and the ages of the youngest children, I would expect to find that Wiley died between 1862 and 1870, possibly in the Civil War. It also appears that the youngest child from the 1860 census has died.	White, Wiley J. (I10168)
807	Based on his entry into college and his marriage date	Walton, Rev. William (I8773)
808	Based on Howard's appearance in the tax list with a poll, I would expect that that was the year he turned 18. That would put his birth around 1804.	Council, Howard S. (I9647)
809	Based on marriage intentions being announced in April of that year.	Family: Micah Bryant / Elizabeth Norcutt (F3398)
810	Based on Mayflower Families, it appears that Sarah returned to Leyden after Degory died and then returned again to Plymouth.	Allerton, Sarah (I8988)
811	Based on the ages of the children in the census, I suspect they were married around 1828. It seems like the rest of the family was born & married in South Carolina and then moved to Alabama.	Family: William Brown / Arapha Huckaby (F3910)
812	Based on the ages of the children in the census, I suspect they were married around 1829. It seems like the rest of the family was born & married in South Carolina and then moved to Alabama.	Family: Harbert Archer / Malinda Huckaby (F3911)
813	Based on the ages of the children in the census, I suspect they were married around 1840-1843. It seems like the rest of the family was born & married in South Carolina and then moved to Alabama.	Family: Wiley J. White / Delila Huckaby (F3912)
814	Based on the dates and places of birth of the children in the 1850 census, we can deduce that they moved to Arkansas after William was born, but before Susan, so between 1841-1843.	Council, Capt. John Moore (I2129)
815	Based on the fact that there is a receipt from Robert M. Bailey to John B. Hill in Sebastian Co in 1844, at least Robert remained in Sebastian Co. Were there other brothers and sisters still in Seb Co? When did Francis Bailey move to Pope Co? What about John Hill? Is this John Hill the uncle or grandfather of Robert M Bailey?	Bailey, Robert M. (I671)
816	Based on the Uriah Allison / Nancy Cox book, it would be worthwhile to look closely at the Robert Allison facts, to separate out which are this Robert Allison, and which might be one of the other *three* Robert Allisons in the same place and time. SDAR-PATRIOT: Pvt, TN Ordered that Robert ALLISON be overseer of the Public Road from PRIGMOORES Ferry to Muddy Creek & that Isham COX esquire Appoint the hands to work thereon. - Roane Co., Tennessee Road Orders Some sources claim his birth and death as 1750 in Chester Co., NC and 1820 in Greene Co., TN. But better documented sources show otherwise. Robert fought in the Revolution and was in the battle of King's Mountain. It appears that there are two different Robert Allisons in the Greene County / Roane County area of Tennessee after the Revolution. One Robert appears to be older than this one, but it's not really easy to separate them. DEED: Deed Book 2 - p. 231 - Sheriff's Deed - 24 July 1811 - Daniel Guin, Shff, one part, and Robert Allison, Junr, and Jonathan Baracraft, both of Washington Co., TN, other part, and that whereas sd Robert Allison, Senr, for use of Nathaniel Shipley, recovered judgment against Thomas Gillis, and there was levied on 420 acres(tract where Gillis then lived) a judgment, $500 was pd, tr being on Mill fork of Big Limestone adj Daniel Kennedy's former line and John Coffman corner. Wit: Samuel Powel, Joseph Hamilton. Reg 30 Sep 1811 (I believe these two Robert Allisons cited to be other than this line) There are a lot of Allisons in 1780 in Granville Co NC with other folks who fought at Kings Mountain.	Allison, Robert (I182)
817	Based on Wesley's location in Jackson & Madison Counties, this marriage probably took place in one of these two places. Likewise, Betsy's family was likely in this area.	Family: Wesley Hudson / Elizabeth Ann Landers (F235)
818	Batte died young.	Cocke, Batte (I1784)
819	Being unable to equitably divide the slaves of John Faver Jr between his heirs, the court orders their sale and a division of the proceeds. The slaves to be sold include "Billy a boy aged about 21 years, Rachel a woman aged about 45 years, and Harrison a boy aged about 11 years."	Faver, John (I2875)
820	Beloved wife, Elizabeth Hollis - plantation containing 150 acres, orchards, &c for her life Son John Hollis - six dollars Daughter Susannah Payne - six dollars Daughter Jane Payne - six dollars Son Jesse Hollis - six dollars Daughter Rachel Dosher - six dollars Son William Hollis Jr - the plantation held by Elizabeth Executors - Jesse Hollis, William Hollis Witnesses - Richard Massey, John Finley, William Thompson	Hollis, William (I3658)
821	Ben Hogan was a tremendous golfer. He is noted for 63 tournament victories, 9 major championships, 4 U.S. Open titles, the career Grand Slam and the only person to win three professional Grand Slam events in a single season.	Hogan, William Ben (I3610)
822	Ben was married but spouse is not listed in Findagrave.	Johnson, Ben Wilkins (I10262)
823	Benjamin Bates may be buried in the 1st Congregational Church Cemetery in Hanover, Mass.	Bates, Lt. Benjamin (I8576)
824	Benjamin died unmarried.	Cocke, Benjamin (I1786)
825	Benjamin had no children.	Cocke, Benjamin (I1790)
826	Benjamin Hopkins vs. Zachariah Baker and Zachariah Baker vs Benjamin Hopkins Suit and counter-suit between Zachariah Baker and Benjamin Hopkins. Under and umpire and arbitrator. Hopkins to pay the cost of his suit against Baker plus 13 shillings 4 pence and a half penny. Baker to pay the cost of his suit. Once payment is made, they will sign an agreemtn to release each other from all controversies associated with these cases.	Baker, Zachariah (I732)
827	Benjamin Hopkins vs. Zachariah Baker continued until next court.	Baker, Zachariah (I732)
828	Benjamin was a Tory. He was murdered in Oct 1787, apparently for that reason. He never married or had children.	Vickers, Benjamin (I6198)
829	Bennett S. Almand appears in the tract book of the General Land Office, Vol 46 for Arkansas, p. 18. The entry appears to originally say N 1/2 NW 1/4, but that is struck out and replaced with Home. This is listed in Section 33, Twp 10 S, Range 22 W, 80acres, with no rate or purchase price. Part of Section: Home - Originally N 1/2 NW 1/4, struck out Section 33 Township 10 S Range 22 W Contents 80 acres Rate Per Acre - blank Purchase Money - blank Name of Purchaser: Bennett S. Almand Number of Register's Return - blank Date of Sale: 9 Dec 1873 Number of Receipt: 4573 Number of Certificiate of Purchase: Blank To Whom Patented: Canceled. See letter to R&R Dec 13 1875 Date of Patent - blank Where recorded - blank It appears that Bennett did not complete this sale.	Almand, Peter Bennett (I347)
830	bequeathed one feather bed and furniture and trunk (her grandmothers), three negroes - Frank, Chenee, Sooky	Baker, Sarah (I727)
831	bequeathed one feather bed and furniture, three negroes - Nan, Kizzy, Hannah	Baker, Maryanna (I723)
832	bequeaths 5 shillings sterling to his son-in-law, Joseph Dickson, executor.	Moulton, Abraham (I8171)
833	Bequeaths 5 shillings to each of his children, naming sons and sons-in-law, but not daughters who have married. Land goes to Andrew Anderson. Money & still to his unnamed widow.	Anderson, James (I434)
834	bequest of a slave	Hames, William (I3273)
835	bequest of two slaves	Hames, Charles Jr. (I3233)
836	Bequests John O Council - 165 acres, my homestead, for his life, then sold and split between his sisters 13 Jan 1881 Witnesses James G. Hamill George Council A.S. Jackson	Council, William A. (I8510)
837	Bernard's brother Patrick was witness. This record names Mary as Mary Lyons rather than Lynch.	Family: Bernard Farley / Mary Lyons (F3600)
838	Bernardo is listed in the 1910 Census as Bernard. Some sources list this person as Bernardo Hudson. Most others sayBernard O. Hudson. Clearly the latter is more likely correct. Listed as a WWI veteran on his tombstone.	Hudson, Bernard O. (I3725)
839	Bernice is not listed in the 1910 census enumerated with her parents, but her mother says that all three of her children are still living. This is good since Bernice marries in 1913. I am unable to find her as a part of E.G. Meadows household (or his household at all) in the 1930 census. She is not listed as a surviving daughter in her mother's 1943 obituary, so presumably she died prior to her mother. In fact, the obituary for her father in 1930 notes that he has been raising his two grandchildren, Miles and Morice Meadows. Bernice is sometimes seen as Bernice S. Garner rather than Estella Bernice, but both could be right.	Garner, Bernice Estella (I3100)
840	Berry Almand never married.	Almand, Berry Samuel (I209)
841	Berry and Ann are only 2 doors down from Berry Gann, son of Robert Gann and brother of John W. Gann.	Lane, Berry Tillman (I4166)
842	Bessie and C.T. Pryor moved to Hamburg in 1943.	Hudson, Bessie (I3726)
843	Bessie died at Clarksdale Hospital.	Williams, Bessie Alva (I6500)
844	Bessie Mae has been seen with birth dates of 1892 and 1896. 1900 Census says May 1898. A date of 22 Dec 1892 has also been seen.	Dickson, Bessie Mae (I2556)
845	Bessie notes that her father was from Indiana and her mother was from Michigan.	Arnold, Bessie (I7494)
846	Betsy died in 1860 and her estate was probated. This means that she owned real estate separate from her husband. So, we need to find how she acquired it. There is a Samuel Dyer named as surety. Likely this is one of her brothers or nephews. In any case, he is a link to find out more about her family.	Bates, Betty (I8545)
847	Bettie Clay Cason is not the same person as Bettie Clay who married Ned Paulk. This Bettie Clay apparently married a Wade, according to her father's obituary. Before marriage, she taught school in Wetumka and in Henryetta. I have not yet found this marriage or any children from it. According to her father's obituary, she was the only child of three who survived.	Cason, Bettie Clay (I8065)
848	Bettie is enumerated as Bettie Hare in her father's house. She is widowed, married for 14 years and all three of her children are living.	Gann, Millie E. (I7088)
849	Bettie was from Cameron, OK, where her family was prominent.	Chronister, Bettie Lou (I886)
850	Betty Evans claims James Clayton Lane was born in Anderson, SC.	Lane, James Clayton (I4182)