Mary Headrick, aged three, died of croup in October 1849, Hawkins County, Tennessee.

Mary Headrick was born about 1846 (probably in Hawkins County, Tennessee), and died of croup at the age of three, in October 1849, in Hawkins County, Tennessee. She had been ill for four days. Her brief life is memorialized by a listing in the 1850 US Mortality Schedule for Tennessee, a record covering the year ending June 1850.

United States Census (Mortality Schedule), 1850, Schedule 3, page 335, Hawkins County, Tennessee: Mary Headrick, aged three. Birth estimated at 1846 (indexed as 1847). Death: Oct 1849. Cause of Death: Croup. Ill 4 days. [Death place concluded as Hawkins County, Tennessee, US. Birth place is probably Hawkins County, Tennessee (but not proven so), being the place of death at a young age. Extract by D.K. Pritchett]

"United States Census (Mortality Schedule), 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MSTN-PHW : 29 July 2017), Mary Headrick, all townships, All counties, Tennessee, United States; citing line 19, NARA microfilm publication T655 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 422,433.

James Headrick, aged two, died of croup, October 1849, Hawkins County, Tennessee.

James Headrick was born about 1847 (probably in Hawkins County, Tennessee), and died of croup at age two, in October 1849, in Hawkins County, Tennessee. He had been ill for five days. His brief life is memorialized by a listing in the 1850 US Mortality Schedule for Tennessee, a record covering the year ending June 1850.

United States Census (Mortality Schedule), 1850, Schedule 3, page 335, Hawkins County, Tennessee: Jas Headrick, aged two. Birth est. 1847 (indexed as 1848). Death: Oct 1849. Cause of Death: Croup. Ill 5 days. [First name abbreviated, "Jas." Death place concluded as Hawkins County, Tennessee.]

[Citation]: "United States Census (Mortality Schedule), 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MSTN-PH7 : 29 July 2017), Jas Headrick, all townships, All counties, Tennessee, United States; citing line 18, NARA microfilm publication T655 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 422,433.

Divorce Petition: Rachel Prince Against William Prince, Lawrence County, Kentucky, 1835

[Extract by another family researcher, now unknown; presented "as is"; please verify by checking court records in Lawence County, Kentucky, if possible.]
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Notes: Divorce Petition, Dec. 21, 1835
Lawrence County (?) Circuit Court
Rachel Prince vs. William Prince

     To the honorable Judge of the Lawrence circuit court in chancery now sitting your oratrix Rachel Prince humbly complaining unto your honor that about twenty-five years ago she inter-married with one William Prince her present husband, in the county of Russell, state of Virginia. That they resided many years after their marriage in said county and state and finally about seven or eight years ago they removed to this state and settled in the county of Lawrence. That ever since her marriage with the said Wm. Prince who she prays may be made a defendant to this bill she has conducted herself toward him as a prudent, dutiful and affectionate wife should do until the defendant by his abusive and cruel conduct towards her made it necessary for her to protect herself and then she only resisted his ill-natured command and abuse so far as was necessary to her safety and protection.

     That about six or seven years ago he finally abandoned your oratrix and took up with one Arty Mullens with whom he lives in open acts of adultery and by whom he had two children. She would further represent that the defendant has left her she has purchased and procured about one hundred and twenty-five acres of land and cleared about fifteen acres upon which she settled with eight children and so soon as she was enabled to live from from want and by her and her children's industry able to support themselves the defendant came upon the land with his said woman and built a house thereon and in which he openly lives with said woman as his wife within three hundred yards of the house of your oratrix. That he has assumed authority over and taken possession of your oratrix's farm and stock which stock amounted to about twenty head of hogs, and three head of cattle, and appropriates them to his own and his woman's use. He has also taken from her her only earthly comfort and support in her old age and adversity (her children) and has taken them to the house in which he and his woman lives and placed them under her tuition and (?) (?). He has also advertised to the world not to trade with or credit your oratrix on any account thereby cutting her out of all means of support but the protecting arm of your honorable court and  the law.

     She charges that the title to said land is in the commonwealth your oratrix having the land under treasury warrants of the State of Kentucky and that the defendant has been endeavoring to get the patents issued in his name. The the patents are by contracts of your oratrix to issue in the names James and John Prince the sons of your oratrix and who lived with and assisted your oratrix until the defendant forced them from her. That patent for one hundred acres is to issue to said James Prince and twenty-five to said John Prince the sons of your oratrix.

     All which outings and doing are contrary to equity and the statute in such case made and provided tends to the impoverishment of your oratrix. She prays therefore that your honor would deem that she be divorced from her said husband, Wm. Prince, and that all persons be restrained from issuing a patent to said Wm. Prince or to any person or persons but the above named James and John Prince her said sons and that the said Wm. Prince be restrained and enjoined from any further control of the said farm and stock and from any further interference with your oratrix until the matter and things can be heard by your honor in your honorable court.  And then upon due proof of the several allegations in this bill desire that the said farm be and the said stock be at the disposal of your oratrix for her alimony and maintenance and her children's maintenance and education and desire that the patents issued as above stated.

    Prays that defendant make true and perfect answers to this bill grant (?) (?) and such other and further relief as to equity belongs. Your oratrix in duty bound will ever pray.

Rachel appeared and made an oath to a Justice of the Peace that the matter and things set forth in the bill were true, by her own knowledge. Signed by Walter Osborn, JPLC, Dec. 26, 1835.

January 1836:
William Prince was summoned to appear in court to answer the petition.

April 1836: The case was executed and continued through October 1837 with no evidence that a divorce be granted.
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Related:
William Prince and Arty (Mullins) Prince in 1850 Census, Georgia
https://northgeorgiakin.blogspot.com/2017/11/william-and-arty-prince-in-census-1850.html

Captain Gladden LaFavor Farwell, Company D, 28th Illinois Infantry, Civil War, USA

Obituary Extract and Military References on Captain Gladden LaFavor Farwell, Co. D, 28th Illinois Infantry

Subject: Captain Gladden LaFavor Farwell

Captain Gladden LaFavor Farwell was the son of John and Abigail (Howland) Farwell, of New England. The couple is said to have married in Barre, Washington, Vermont, in 1807, and this is thought to be G.L. Farwell's birth place. When Farwell was young, his father died (the obituary says aged five; mathematics says aged three and a half, or else he was born earlier than the stated 1818). His mother moved to St. Charles, Missouri (before or after her husband's death is not stated). There, she married Benjamin Walker, a brickmaker, on 22 January 1822. Census shows that Benjamin Walker was born in Kentucky, though the birth places of all these individuals varies a bit in census.

Gladden L. Farwell married Mary Winfry Cheatham in July 1845, in Macomb, MacDonald, Illinois. The date is either the 14th or the 24th.

Extract of the Obituary of Capt. G.L. Farwell (as published on Find A Grave Memorial no. 114097624.

Note: This obituary, as published, is (apparently) the image of a typewritten transcript of an obituary that was reportedly published in the Macomb Journal. The typed page, as published on Find A Grave, looks like a genealogist's transcript of an obituary that was in the Journal. For instance, in the middle of the obituary transcript, it has a note regarding information found in the following day's paper (which would not be in the Feb. 3 obituary--it is the researcher's note). There is no reason to disbelieve the transcript, I'm just qualifying the source.

[BEGIN EXTRACT]:

Heading: Thursday, 3 February 1898

Quote: "Capt. G.L. Farwell died yesterday at his residence, 212 West Jackson Street, aged 79 years, last August 30th."

Name: Gladden LaFavor Farwell
Born: 30 August 1818, St. Charles, Missouri Territory (before Missouri was admitted to Union).
Funeral "tomorrow."
Burial: (from Feb. 4th issue) Oakwood Cemetery.

Parents: John and Abigail (Howland) Farwell (of New England).
"The Father of the deceased child died when he was 5 years old and his mother then married Benjamin Walker, a brickmaker, at St. Charles."

[NOTE (calculating dates from info): slight discrepancy on birth or marriage date].

Moved: (at age 15) to St. Louis; stayed "a year or 2 and then came to Quincy, Illinois."
Moved: 1842, to Macomb [McDonough Co., Illinois]
Occupation: Brickmaking.
Married: Mary W. Cheatham, 24 July 1845 "who at that time was living with her sister, Mrs. Charles Chandler."

Offspring: 7 children (4 sons, 3 daughters). 5 of 7 died in infancy.

Quote: "John S. [son] died a few years after the close of the war, during his graduating year at West Point."

Moved: 1849, to California (stayed several years; returned to Illinois).
Wife died: Mrs. Farwell: died 3 June 1893.
Survivor: One  daughter, Miss Winfrey.

Quote: "Capt. Farwell was in the militia that assisted in driving the Mormons from Nauvoo." [Note: see refs. below].

Other Military Service: (Civil War) Captain, Company D, 28th Illinois Infantry, Civil War, USA.

[END EXTRACT]

Burial: (undated) Oakwood Cemetery, Macomb, McDonough County, Illinois, United States. Find A Grave Memorial no. 114097624. http://bit.ly/FindAGrave-114097624-Capt-GL-Farwell-obit

Ref.: Macomb Journal (newspaper, est. 1851), Macomb, McDonough, Illinois. See also: "Genealogical Sources available in Macomb." http://www.macomb.lib.il.us/genealogy.pdf (accessed Sept. 3, 2016).

Ref.: Regimental History of the 28th Illinois Infantry: http://www.civilwarindex.com/armyil/28th_il_infantry.html

Ref.: Regimental Roster, Co. D, 28th Illinois Infantry: http://www.archive.org/stream/reportofadjutant02illi1#page/425/mode/1up

Ref.: Gladden L. Farwell, listed as Captain of Co. D, 28th Infantry, in Report of the adjutant general of the state of Illinois, Vol. 2: Company D, Twenty-Eighth Infantry (under) Captains: Gladden L. Farwell. Res.: Macomb. Date of rank or enlistment: Aug. 27, 1861. Date of Muster: Aug. 28, 1861. Remarks: Mustered out 1864.

Citation: J. N. Reece (ed., revisions), Adjutant General, State of Illinois, "Company D, Twenty-Eighth Infantry" (pg. 425) in |Report of the adjutant general of the state of Illinois, Vol. 2 (1861-1866)| (book), (Springfield: Phillips Bros., State Printers, 1900) pg. 425. http://www.archive.org/stream/reportofadjutant02illi1#page/425/mode/1up (accessed Sept. 3, 2016).

US Census References using indexes and images:

1860, Macomb 1st Ward: McDonough, Illinois, pg. 162, dwelling no. 1136, family no. 1138: G L Farwell, 41, male, white. Birth Year (est.): 1819. Birthplace: Missouri (Mo). Occupation: Constable. Value of real estate, 1000. Value of personal estate, 300. Also in the household: Mary, 31, born in Kentucky ("Ky"); and John, 13, born in Illinois ("Ill").

1870, Macomb, Ward 1: McDonough, Illinois, pg. 7, dwelling no. 50, family no. 50: G L Farwell, 52, male, white. Birth Year (est.): 1817-1818. Birthplace: Missouri. Occupation: City Constable. Value of real estate: 2000. Value of personal estate: 2000. Also in the household: Mary W Farwell, 42, born in Kentucky.

1880, Macomb, McDonough, Illinois: pg. 454, sheet B, dwelling no. 138, family no. 149: Gladden L Farwell, 62, male, white, married. Birth Year (est.): 1818. Birthplace: Missouri (Mo). Father's Birthplace: Mass. Mother's Birthplace: R I. Occupation: County Constable. Also in the household: Mary W Farwell, W, F, 52, Wife, born in Kentucky (both parents b. Va); and Winfry, W, F, 9, Daughter, born in Ills.

RELATED:

Nauvoo, Illinois, and the Mormon Wars

(1) Wikipedia: 1838 Mormon War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1838_Mormon_War

(2) Wikipedia: "Illinois Mormon War" (section) in "History of Nauvoo, Illinois" http://bit.ly/Wikipedia-sgmt-IllinoisMormonWar-in-NauvooHistory

Note: Farwell's biography will also be published on my Civil War blog.

Three Deeds Originating in Clarke County, Georgia, Filed in Murray County, Georgia. Surnames: Barber, Vincent, Murray, Robins

Three Deeds Originating in Clarke County, Georgia; filed in Murray County, Georgia

Half of Lot 318 in the Tenth District, Third Section of Murray (Originally Cherokee)

Murray County Deed Book G, pages 456 – 457

Superior Court, Murray County, Georgia

Deed 1: Allen Barber to Isaac S Vincent

Deed 2: Isaac S Vincent to William Murray

Deed 3: William Murray to Thomas J. Robins

[Transcript begins, page 456, Deed 1]

______________________________

Allen Barber

Deed to

Isaac S Vincent

½ of Lot 318 - 10 - 3

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Georgia. Clarke County } This indenture made this seventh day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty between Allen Barber of the county & state aforesaid of the one part and Isaac S Vincent of the same place of the other part Witnesseth that the said Allen Barber for & in consideration of the sum of three hundred & fifty dollars to him in hand paid at & before the sealing & delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained sold & conveyed & doth by these presents grant, bargain sell & convey unto the said Isaac S Vincent his heirs & assigns the undivided half of all that tract or parcel of land situate lying & being in the County of Murray known and distinguished as lot number three hundred & eighteen (no 318) in the tenth (10th) district & third (3rd) section of Cherokee County & state aforesaid the whole of said lot containing one hundred & sixty acres more or less one Moiety or half of which is hereby conveyed as aforesaid, To have & to hold said undivided half of tract or parcel of land unto him the said Isaac S Vincent his heirs & assigns together with all & singular the rights members & appurtenances thereof to the same in any manner belonging to his & their own proper use benefit & behoof forever in fee simple And the said Allen Barber for himself his heirs executors & administrators the said bargained premises unto the said Isaac S Vincent his heirs & assigns will warrant & forever defend the right & title thereof against themselves & against the claim of all other persons whatever In witness whereof the said Allen Barber hath hereunto set his hand & seal the day and year above written

Signed sealed & delivered in the presence of ?T?est Ranson A Whitehead Richard Daken P. Recorded & certified for the 20th November 1848

Allen Barber {seal} Robert McCamy Clk

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[End of page 456; deed continued on page 457]

[Transcript begins, page 456, Deed 2]
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Isaac S Vincent
Deed to
William Murray
½ of Lot 318 - 10 - 3
____________________

Georgia. Clarke County } This indenture made this third day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty four between Isaac Vincent of the county & state aforesaid of the one part and William Murray of the other part Witnesseth that the said Isaac Vincent for & in consideration of the sum of three hundred dollars to him in hand paid at & before the sealing & delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained sold & conveyed & do by these presents grant bargain sell & convey unto the said William Murray his heirs & assigns the undivided half of all that tract or parcel of land situate lying & being in the County of Murray in said State known and distinguished as lot number three hundred & eighteen (No 318) in the tenth 10th district & third (3rd) section of Cherokee County & state aforesaid the whole of said lot containing one hundred & sixty acres more or less one Moiety or half of which is hereby conveyed as aforesaid, To have & to hold said tract or parcel of land unto him the said William Murray his heirs & assigns together with all & singular the rights members & appurtenances thereof to the same in any manner belonging to his & their own proper use benefit & behoof forever in fee simple And the said Isaac S Vincent for himself his heirs executors & administrators the said bargained premises unto the said

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[End of page 456; deed continued on page 457]

[Transcription begins, page 457 (continued from 456)]
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William Murray his heirs and assigns will warrant & forever defend the right & title thereof against themselves & against the claim of all other persons whatever In Witness whereof the said Isaac S Vincent hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day & year above written

Signed sealed & delivered in the presence of
Thomas Borthe }
M.M Sheals J.P. }

Isaac S Vincent {seal}
Recorded & certified for the 20th day of November 1848
Robert McCamy Clk
___________________________
[End of Transcript]

[Transcript begins, page 457, Deed 3]
____________________________

William Murray
Deed to
Thomas J Robins
Lot 318 - 10 - 3
__________________

Georgia Clarke County }
This indenture made this nineteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & forty eight between William Murray of the county of Clarke & state aforesaid of the one part and Thomas J. Robins of Murray County in said state Witnesseth that the said William Murray for and in consideration of the sum of seven hundred and twenty five dollars to him in hand paid at & before the sealing & delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained sold & conveyed & by by these presents doth grant bargain sell & convey unto the said Thomas J. Robins his heirs & assigns all that tract or parcel of land situate lying & being in the County of Murray & State aforesaid known & distinguished as lot number three hundred & eighteen (No. 318) in the tenth 10th district & third 3rd section in Originally Cherokee County Containing one hundred & sixty acres more or less To have & to hold said tract or parcel of land unto him the said Thomas J. Robins his heirs and assigns together with all & singular the rights members & appurtenances thereof to the same in any manner belonging to his & their own proper use benefit & behoof forever in fee simple And the said William Murray for himself his heirs executors & administrators the said bargained premises unto the said Thomas J. Robins his heirs & assigns will warrant & forever defend the right & title thereof against themselves and against the claim of all other persons whatever In Witness whereof the said William Murray hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day & year above written, Signed Sealed & delivered in the presence of

John Calvin Johnson Wm Murray {seal}
Wm. Dicken J.S.C.

        Recorded & certified for this 20th day of November 1848
        Robert McCamy Clk

_____________________________
[End of Transcript]

History notes: From at least 1831 to 1832, the territory now in Murray County was part of Cherokee County, Georgia. Murray County (and several other counties) were formed out of Cherokee County during the 1832 Cherokee land lottery. Prior to 1831, the territory was transitional, as it had been part of the Cherokee Nation and was usurped by the State of Georgia at the time of the Indian Removal Act of 1829. Many Murray County deeds use terminology such as “…formerly Cherokee now Murray County” or “…Murray County, formerly Cherokee.” The above deeds originated in Clarke County, but refer to land in Murray County, formerly Cherokee.

Transcription Notes: Transcribed by D.K. Pritchett on 28 December 2015 from handwritten record on file in the Superior Court of Murray County, Georgia, Deed Book G, page 457. Writing is somewhat compressed. Old style of leading “s” written as “f” is used within the document (transcribed herein as “s”). There is yet another deed beginning at the bottom of page 457, not transcribed here. That deed is from Charles Silas to D. I. Rials, for Lot 294 in the 12th District, 3rd Section, originating in Wilkinson County and filed in Murray County. It appears to be unrelated to the above deeds. In the first deed, the names “?Test” Ranson and “Daken” are hard to read—it could be some other name. In the second deed, the second set of names is actually placed in the right-hand column, but cannot be done here because of space and layout considerations.

26 September 1840: A.B. Barker Bond to Peter Hedrick, Murray County, Georgia

Murray County, Georgia

Deed Record Book G, Page 455

Summary: In this Lumpkin County, Georgia, deed (filed in Murray County, Georgia), on 26 September 1840, A.B. Barker binds himself unto Peter Hedrick, for a total obligation of $425, under the following condition: A.B. Barker sells land lot 282 in the 8th District, Third Section, of Murray County, Georgia, to Peter Hedrick, receiving from Peter a promissory note for $262.50, due 26 December 1841. If A.B. Barker makes good the title to the land whenever the note is due, then the above obligation of $425 will be null and void; otherwise, it remains in force.

[Transcript begins]:

_________________________

A. B. Barker }

Bond to      }

Peter Hedrick }

Georgia Lumpkin County } 

Know all men by these presents that I A. B. Barker am held and firmly bound unto Peter Hedrick in the final sum, of four hundred and twenty five dollars for the true payment of which sum to the said Peter Hedrick I bind myself my heirs &c severally & firmly by these presents in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 26^th day of September 1840. The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas the said A. B. Barker has this day sold unto the said Peter Hedrick one lot of land Number 282 two hundred & eighty two in the eighth district of the third section of originally Cherokee now Murray County for which the said Peter Hedrick has made & executed his promissory note for 262½  two hundred & sixty two & a half dollars due the twenty fifth of December in the year eighteen hundred & forty one if the said A. B. Barker shall make or cause to be made good & sufficient titles to the said lot or parcel of land whenever the said note shall be due & paid then this obligation to be null & void else to remain in full force & virtue in law in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal the day & date above written.

Signed sealed & delivered in presence of

Bozzel Lowrey }

John Hedrick }

February 28^th 1841 I assign  }

the within land to William  }

W. Anderson for value receivd }

of him     Peter Hedrick  }

A. B. Barker {seal}

Recorded & certified for the 27^th Oct 1848

Robert McCamy Clk

_________________________

[End of Transcript]

Transcription notes: Transcribed by dkp, 2014, from my photocopy of the deed record on file at Murray County courthouse. “Lumpkin County” in the transcript heading is not an error—it is in the deed record. Apparently the bond was executed in Lumpkin and a copy filed in Murray.

Obituaries - Extract of Selected Surnames, North Georgia

Brief Extract from Georgia Obituaries

Selected Surnames

This scrap of genealogy is from my extract of a source called Georgia Obituaries 1740-1935 by Jeanette Holland Austin, 1993. My note says “9/14/93 page 47,” but I’m not sure if all extracted names were found on that one page.

Cooper, John, died 1-27-1814 in Alabama. Killed by Indians. Source: The Georgia Journal 2-2-1814, Milledgeville 1835-1836.

Gray, Mattie L., Mrs., died 5-24-1920. Walker Co., Georgia. Born 5-2-1857 at Ascalon. Parent: Wm. Campbell. Spouse: Rev. Lee Gray. Source: WM 11-5-1920
(I failed to note what the WM source code referred to—probably Walker Messenger.)

Petty, Wm., died 5-1864, Paulding Co., Georgia. Born —. Spouse: Cynthia (b.1832).  
Source code: Paulding CWP (Civil War Pensions).
————
The following all note “CS,” but it’s not clear whether that refers to The Cartersville Sentinel, Cartersville, Georgia (or) The Cassville Standard, Cassville, Georgia.

Bryant, John, died 8-9-1887 at Oxford. Born 1880. CS 8-9-1887.

Petty, Nancy, Mrs., died 1-1-1889 in Newton Co., Georgia.. Born 1802. Spouse: Littleton Petty. CS 1-8-1889.

Petty, Wm. H., died 6-16-1896 in Newton Co., Georgia. Born 1842. Parents: Littleton Petty. CS 6-16-1896.

Petty, Thos. F., died 6-9-1896 in Newton Co., Georgia. Born 2-8-1818. Spouse: Sarah A. Bearry. CS 6-9-1896.

Headrick Marriages in Blount County, Tennessee

Extract of Headrick Marriages in Blount County, Tennessee 

Extracted from Rootsweb file:

Blount Marriages 1795-1858, by Surname:

        HEADRICK, Caty, marr. FLINN, William, on 24-DEC-1829

        HEADRICK, James, marr. RHEA, Mary Jane, on   -OCT-1850

        HEADRICK, Mary, marr. CLEMENS, Samuel, on 12-AUG-1852

        HEADRICK, Nancy, marr. BABB, Joshua, on 05-FEB-1840

        HEADRICK, Sarah A, marr. BOREN, Isaac on 31-AUG-1844

        HEADRICK, Thomas P, marr. BRYANT, Selethia, on 23-JUL-1835

        HEADRICK, William, marr. BEST, Nancy J, on 02-OCT-1851

        HEADRICK, William, marr. CLEMENS, Martha, on 27-MAY-1852

        HEADRICK, William, marr. EMMITT, Mary C, on 01-SEP-1843

        HEADRICK, William, marr. MYERS, Nancy L, on 23-SEP-1852
        __________
     
        HEDRICK, Betsy, marr. WALKER, Pleasant, on 18-JAN-1826

        HEDRICK, Elizabeth C, marr. STEELE, John W, on 25-SEP-1846

        HEDRICK, John, marr. LONG, Susannah, on 21-OCT-1838

        HEDRICK, Peter, marr. MOSELY, Mary J, on 27-NOV-1854

        HEDRICK, Peter, marr. STINSON, Polly, on 28-JUN-1831

        HEDRICK, Sally, marr. RICE, James, on 12-OCT-1828

        HEDRICK, William, marr. BORDEN, Susana, on 07-AUG-1824



Path: http://www.tngenweb.org/blount/marriage.htm > H:

Source file: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/blount/vitals/blounth.txt




Accessed 4 January 2005

Emert Marriages in Blount County, Tennessee

Extract of Emert Marriages in Blount County, Tennessee 

Extracted from Rootsweb file:

Blount Marriages 1795-1858, by Surname:


        EMIT, Roody A, marr. LAND, Rufus, on 27-SEP-1846

        EMMERT, Peter, marr. RODDY, Levina, on 10-FEB-1828

        EMMETT, Elizaeth T, marr. BRILLS, Michel, on 11-DEC-1843

        EMMETT, Lydia, marr. RAMBO, Robert, on 13-NOV-1856

        EMMITT, Abijah W, marr. CAMERON, Betsy Ann, on 14-APR-1836

        EMMITT, Mary C, marr. HEADRICK, William, on 01-SEP-1843


         Path: http://www.tngenweb.org/blount/marriage.htm > E:

         Source file: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/blount/vitals/blounte.txt


        Accessed 4 January 2005

1840 Census, Gilmer County, Georgia (Our Selected Surnames)

1840 Gilmer County Census

The Gilmer County, Georgia census is found on M704, roll 42. This census only lists the head of the household by name and the other members of the household are listed by age group, seperated by male and female.

The age groups for male and females are:
Under 5 . 5-10 . 10-15 . 15-20 . 20-30 . 30-40 . 40-50 .
50-60 . 60-70 . 70-80 . 80-90 . 90-100 . Over 100

Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services included in the foregoing Cox, Richard Sr., age 79, page 2 - enumerated with self Smith, Enoch, age 81, page 6 - enumerated with Asakel Smith Hill, James, age 81, page 7 - enumerated with Alexander Hill Fain, Ebenezer, age 78, page 13 - enumerated with self Ellis, Mary, age 84, page 13 - enumerated with Elijah Ellis.

This lists men // women // slaves//free colored:

Page 4

Pritchell, Jasper        0-1-2-1-0-0-0-1 // 0-2-0-2-0-0-1

(No other names of "ours" on page 4)

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Page 5

Barton, John            0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-1 // 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-1
Carroll, James D.     1-0-0-0-0-1 // 0-0-0-0-1
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Crook, William        1-1-0-0-0-1 // 1-0-0-0-1
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Littleton, Mark         0-0-0-1-1-0-0-1 // 0-2-0-1-0-0-1
Pritchett, John          0-0-0-0-1 // 1-0-0-0-1
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Pritchett, Lewis        3-0-0-0-1 // 2-0-0-0-1
Carroll, William        0-2-0-0-0-0-1 // 0-0-1-0-0-1

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Walker, William       1-1-0-0-0-1 // 0-0-0-0-1
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Pettit, Henry           1-1-1-1-0-0-0-1 // 1-2-1-0-1-0-1 // 1
Pettit, Elijah            0-0-0-0-1 // 0-0-0-1
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Walker, John         1-1-0-0-0-1 // 1-1-0-0-0-1
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Dunn, John            1-1-1-0-0-0-1 // 2-0-0-0-1-0-1
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Parker, Eli            1-2-1-1-0-1 // 1-1-1-0-0-1

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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/6370/gilmer/gilmer1840.html

date accessed: 28 April 2002