In a message dated 9/7/99 6:40:29 PM Pacific Daylight Time, tjones@camden.net By any chance in the descendants of William Dean do you have a Daniel Dean m. Maggie Abbott and had 5 sons: ...Dallas (Dal) Dean m. Ellen , was in land run in Okla. ...Sanford Dean m. Annis ...Woodward Dean m. Nellie ...Walter Dean m. Minnie ...Ed Dean b. 2-5-1882 in Idaho m. Martha Etta Hutson 7-3-1912 in Mayes Co. Okla. (my grandparents) This is all the info that I have and it seems as if they fell out of the air with no connections. Thanks, Wanda Lipe

I am seeking information on Jesse DEAN, b. Jan. 5, 1786 in NC; m. Elizabeth HODGES Ap. 18, 1805 in NC; d. Ap. 17, 1860 in Haywood Co. (Now Crockett Co.), TN I do not know what part of NC he lived in, but his son was: Asa DEAN, b. Feb. 8, 1809 in NC; m. Harriet PERRY in NC; d. in Crockett Co., TN If any of these dates or names rings a bell, please share info. Thank you, Ann in San Antonio A rootsweb.com donor

I do not own this book. Am a Dean/Noland/Hughey/Jones researcher Early Records of Georgia Wilkes County HEARD, GEORGE dec'd. Return of a sale, ( almost destroyed ) Sep 10, 1784 Susannah Heard, exec. Susannah bought horses, cattle, household goods. Richard Heard and William Allison also purchasers. *********************************************** HEARD, GEORGE dec'd Inventory Sept 29, 1791 Charles Dean, Peter Gillum, Edward Gresham, Apprs. Slaves Ben and Peg, cattle, household goods, etc. Warrant of apprmt. Sept 20, 1791 Sale Dec 11, 1793, Jesse Heard and John Ramey, admrs. Returns of J Ramey, gdn of Elizabeth and Ann Heard 1796 - 1799 Paid four years board for them and slaves Richard and Reuben. Paid Thomas Wingfield tuition, hire of slave Peg and rent of plantation Paid William Jones tuition 1796 John Ramey's bond as admr. May 2, 1793 with Ann Heard now the wife of said Ramey, William Ramey, Sec to Jesse Heard and Joseph Heard all of Wilkes County Returns for 1796 paid tax for 1796 Paid Dr Lacey's bill Returns of Jesse Heard, admr. Receipt from John Ramey, gdn of Mary, Elizabeth, Ann and George Heard in full, also the whole transaction of Jesse Heard of said estate to date March 2, 1801. Receipt of John Ramey to Jesse Heard for himself as a legatee and as gdn of Mary, Elizabeth, Ann and George Heard, April 10, 1799 Receipt of William Heard also, being in full of my part of my father George Heard's estate. Samuel Miller's receipt for tuition for Ann, Mary and Elizabeth Heard 1793 - 94 Receipt of Thomas Ogletree for 10s. for making a coffin Receipt of William Poss for Dr Lacey for L2, 1797 for services to George, dec'd and his niece, 1792 Returns of gdn for 1800 board for Mary. Elizabeth, Ann and George. ************************ HEARD, JOHN, Sr. dec'd estate Bill of George Walton from Dec 1778 to Oct 1785 for merchandise, linen, calico, rum, shoe buckles, buttons, etc. Petition of George Walton, "late of Wilkes Co." to the justices of the Inferior Court of Wilkes Co., that Stephen Heard, Joseph Staten and Jesse Heard appear before the court to settle this debt, served Jul 27, 1790 ************************************************ HEARD, CHARLES dec'd est John and Richard Hear, excrs. Receipt of Dr Gilbert Hay, Apr 1, 1800 of Samuel Heard 1799 - 1800, legacy due me from estate of Charles Heard and of Ann Owens March 1800 for her legacy. Receipt of Stephen Heard, Sr, 1799 for brandy, cash lent, etc, in 1794 Receipt of John Heard for corn 1787, money lent in 1792 *************************************** HEARD, JESSE dec'd est Ebenezer Smith, excr Receipt of Peter Gilbert of Abbeville Dist, SC for teaching ;your son Jesse the French language, 7 months ins 180? - 1803 Returns of Ebenezer Smith, gdn of Susannah Heard, orphan of Jesse, dec'd for 1804 Hire of slaves Sucky and Whitfield, paid ? Gresham for board. Bond of Ebenezer Smith as gdn for Elizabeth and Susannah Head, minors of Jesse, dec'd Aug 2, 1803 John Walker and Richard Heard, Sec. Stephen Martin, gdn of Mary F Heard vs Elizabeth Heard for a note returnable Feb 16, 1805, payable to the execrs of Jesse Heard, dec'd and the Justices allowed evidence to be given of a set off against Stephen Heard one of the excrs in his indivual capacity. ************************************* HEARD, BARNARD dec'd Receipt of George Walker, attorney for plaintiff to John Cessna, Sheriff of Green Co for L28.11s in full of a judgement obtained by George Walton for Stephen Heard vs John Heard, Jr., admr of Barnard Heard, dec'd May 21, 1791 Fi Fa issued by H Mounger **************************************** HEARD, STEPHEN Petition to be admitted to practice law in this state. Mr Solomon Van Allen, Mr Griffin and Mr Matthews to examine him, Oct 28, 1799 ************************************* HEARD, STEPHEN dec'd ( son of Barnay ) Nancy Heard, Joseph Staten, appointed temporary administrators Aug 22, 1801 Baldwin Robertson and Gideon Brown, Sec ********************************** HEARD, STEPHEN dec'd John Heard appointed administrator Nov 6, 1810 James Render and James Wootten, Sec. Note of hand to John Thurman, Jul 9, 1810 paid by John Heard, admr Dec 1813 *********************************** HEARD, JOHN, Sr dec'd Inventory Oct 29, 1803 John Heard, Jr. administrator Amount of sles Dec 31, 1803 John Dyson, John Heard, Jr and Ephraim Heard, administrators ************************************ RUSSELL, JOHN dec'd Warrant of apprmt Dec 10, 1807 Nathaniel Blackburn and George Moreland, admrs. Returns, paid Jesse Russell 1808 Paid John Combs and Mark Russell $28.00 each 1809 Receipts of Elizabeth Jones 1816, wife of Gabriel Jones in full of her legacy "he being my father" Receipt of Jesse Russell, of John Combs in right of his wife Milly, of Mark Russell, of Rachel Runnels all in full of their legacies 1816 Receipt of Seaton Grantland of Milledgeville Dec 1812 for advertising sale of land in Laurens Co Account of Mrs Elizabeth Russell to Jesse Russell for rent of his plantation and house 1807 His receipt to Nathaniel Blackburn 1808 Elizabeth Russell debtor to William Triplett Paid Russell Shorter per son Mark by her request $19.00 in 1805 Paid Richard Cargham ( ? ) $10.00 1806 Paid Abraham Ruddell for coffin Dec 23, 1807 William Triplett paid by Nathaniel Blackburn, admr.

Dear Bill, I read with interest your message to Linda Laminack <gabby@etinternet.com> You stated: "I think I have found my Shadrick. In a round about way, I have recently been in contact with a person in Monks Courner, SC who's father gave her a book on the history of her Dean family and they go back to the same Shadrick or Shadrack ( wish people could spell the same way all the time) Deen and a Mourning." I have prove back to a William Dean (b. 11/2/1765 Edgefield SC, m.1. Rebecca Withers b. 1760 Charleston SC d/o William Withers and Rebecca Hartley of Charleston, SC, 2. Sarah (Sallie) Adams (d. 1829)[Fam ?], 9/12/1828, d. 7/14/1830 Edgefield SC) [Dean Cem Edgefield SC, Edge Note, AWEC,p. 321) I have wondered if William also came from the low country area and met Rebecca Withers there, or just as a result of serving in the Battle of Charleston. Below is a brief outline of my first Dean and his children plus the notes I have on him. Does any of this seem to fit into your line? Looking forward to hearing from you and others who are SC Deans. Billie Jones Camden, SC - ------------------------------------------------------------------ Descendants of William DEAN Sr. 1 William DEAN Sr. b: October 02, 1765 in ? d: July 14, 1830 in Edgefield Co, SC . +Rebecca Hartley WITHERS b: Abt. 1760 in Mt. Pleasant, Charleston, SC d: Bef. September 1828 in probably Edgefield Co., SC ........ 2 Thomas E. DEAN b: October 10, 1789 in SC d: January 13, 1840 Burial: Dean Cemetery, Edgefield, SC ............ +Sarah (Sallie) b: Abt. 1790 in SC d: May 11, 1875 ........ 2 William DEAN b: May 17, 1791 in SC d: October 26, 1834 Burial: Dean Cemetery, Edgefield, SC ............ +Catherine b: Abt. 1800 ........ 2 Isabella DEAN b: Abt. 1794 ............ +John YOUNGBLOOD b: Abt. 1792 in SC. ........ 2 Margaret DEAN b: Abt. 1795 ............ +James SMITH ........ *2nd Wife of Margaret DEAN: ............ +[HOLLOWAY] d: July 22, 1838 ........ 2 Bryan (Bryant) DEAN b: August 17, 1797 in SC. d: January 31, 1881 Burial: Dean Cemetery, Edgefield, SC ............ +Trecy HILL Lewis b: Abt. 1786 in SC. d: November 08, 1856 in Edgefield Co., SC Burial: Dean Cemetery, Edgefield, SC ........ 2 Simeon M. DEAN b: Abt. 1800 ............ +possibly Amelia ........ 2 Robertson (Robinson) DEAN b: Abt. 1805 in SC. d: Aft. 1860 ............ +Bramblee B. Mitchell b: Abt. 1802 d: Bef. 1848 *2nd Wife of William DEAN Sr.: . +Sarah ADAMS m: September 12, 1828 I have much more information on his desc, but none on his ancestors. Notes on William Dean: Marriages and Deaths - Edgefield Advertiser - pg 136 "William Dean Sr died , 7/14/1830 in his 64th year (conclusion b+ ca 1766), Abstract Wills of Edgefield Co, KC Archives - pg 321 - William Dean , Sr, probated 9/13/1830 - wife Sally (2nd wife and not the mother of the children] , sons - Robinson, Thomas, William, Brian, Simeon, Daughters - Margaret Holloway, G-son Robert M. Smith Found a William Dean b 1766, SC d 7/14/1830 SC m Sally [REV-Pvt., SC] Vol 1 p. 801-804 [DAR Patriot Index] He served in the militia after the fall of Charleston. Patriot Index Supplement; Audited Accounts in SC ARchives 1865; Stub# S439; U301 Also found information in "Roster of SC Patriots in the American Revolution" by Gilmer Moss, pg. 245 listing wife as Rebecca Hartley Withers. Rebecca is first wife and mother of all of the children. According to the names listed in his will, his sons Thomas and Bryan signed their names Deen. Have seen the spelling both ways, sometimes in the same document as in this will. 1779 Ninety Six Dsitrict Census US Genweb compiled by Paul Sarrett, Jr <prsjr@aol.com> Does not list a William Dean. Where were he and Rebecca at this time?? Their first son was born October 10, 1789. Of the Deans listed, was one of them his father? George Dean; Thomas Dean; Richard Dean; Thomas Dean?? 1820 Edgefield Co Census gives two William Deans, both with men over 45. p. 104 1 male 18-26; 1 m 45+; 1 f 16-26. (Possible Wm., Sr. and other family) p. 126 1 m 18-26; 1 m 45+; 1 f < 10; 1 f 16-26; 1 f 45+ (possible Wm. Jr.) Since Rebecca Withers might already have died and he did not remarry until 1828, he could be the older male in the household with a son or daughter on page 104. Dau Margaret would fit this female; as would several sons. Or he and Rebecca might be head of HH in p. 126. However with the female under 10 it is more likely that this hh is the hh of William Jr. as their daughter Emily was born in 1917. Next child born in 1820 not recorded. Notes on Rebecca Hartley Withers: "Roster of SC Patriots in the American Revolution" by Bobby Gilmer Ross lists Rebecca Hartley Withers as Williams wife. She was the mother of all the children, as he married Sarah Adams ca 1828 at age 62. On May 20, 1999, I found the Ancestral file of Rebecca Withers family on the LDS online site. I entered data as submitted. I have not researched this line myself. The submitter listed as the source of the information given was: Don H. Downey 245 N. Vine St. #704 Salt Lake City, UT 84103. [AF92-100074] Letter written to this person and address came back unknown.

Bill Do you have a Jesse Deen listed as being in Hopkins Co, Tx in 1850?? Do you have a Jesse Jackson Deen listed anywhere?? There are a couple of people emailing me privately regarding either or both of these Jesse's & I don't have any info on him except census. He was deceased by 1850 LindaJ -----Original Message----- From: Bill & Pat Deen <wdeen@digital.net> To: Linda Laminack <gabby@etinternet.com> Date: Thursday, August 05, 1999 5:48 PM Subject: Re: Dean Surname Yes, I remember you....... Glad you finally found her. I think I have found my Shadrick. In a round about way, I have recently been in contact with a person in Monks Courner, SC whos father gave her a book on the history of her Dean family and they go back to the same Shadrick or Shadrack ( wish people could spell the same way all the time) Deen and a Mourning. According to what they have Shadrack and family was attacked by Indians and left for dead and thrown in a ditch. Another party came by and nursed him back to health. He was taken back to Ireland, married, and returned to the United States and spent the rest of his life in America. Anyway he settled in Jackson Co. GA were I found him. He owned land in three counties. The placed where he lived, I believe is in now Gwinnett County and the property he owned in Elbert is now a part of Madison County. They trace their family through his son Shadrack, Jr to a James Deen (3 wives and 20 children) He was born in! KY and his decendants moved across the river in IN and IL. and changed the spelling to Dean. Their dates are a little to early for me.... We'll have to see..... Is there a chance our famillies could now connect with the new people you found? I have collected over the years 20+ family trees files on the Deen/Dean connections and many are on computer files. There is a good chance I can now connect you with someone who is working on the same family. If you like, I would be glad to swap files with you. My file currently has 3,400 names connected. I have Deen/Deans in GA, AL,MS, TN, KY, IN,IL, and TX. I can send and receive a GEDCOM file. My Family Tree Maker file is tooooo large to send by E-Mail. If you want to swap, send me your file and I send mine. I can also look through the other files I have. (trying to put them is some sence of order). Good to hear from you again......... Bill Deen 4025 McCullough Rd. Mims, Fl. 32754 407-269-8928

I'd like to know too--and I live in Texas! So I got my Road Atlas out and found it the county is South East of Dallas Almost deep in the heart of Texas Deanna

I'm interested in the roots of Margie Anne Dean born August 15, 1970 in Louisiana. If anyone can help me find her roots, I'd be very grateful! ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Where is Van Zandt county? Is it any where near Red River county? What is the nearest town? Gale From: "ZZEUSS (Mark)" <ZZEUSS@email.msn.com> To: DEAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: Van Zandt County Cemeteries Date: Sun, 5 Sep 1999 16:27:19 -0500 Linda would that be VanZandt Co. Texas?????? If so.... I'll be headed out there. Mark A. Price ZZEUSS@email.msn.com <mailto:ZZEUSS@email.msn.com> " Vita Brevis Gloria Eterna " - "Life is short, Glory is Eternal " -----Original Message----- From: Linda Laminack [mailto:gabby@etinternet.com] Sent: Sunday, September 05, 1999 1:22 PM To: DEAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Van Zandt County Cemeteries COOL SPRINGS CEMETERY Is located west of Hwy 19 near 1651. The oldest marked grave is that of W. D. Ward, b.&d 6 Feb, 1883, infant son of M. M. and M. F. Ward. There are at least eleven veterans buried her one being a CSA veteran. DEAN DAVID D. 1816 1885 DEAN MARY 1819 1905 DEAN SARAH B. 1853 1925 DEAN THOMAS H. 1850 1920 ==== DEAN Mailing List ==== For help with the DEAN surname mailing list visit: http://www.mcn.net/~hmscook/roots/dean.html Remember to support RootsWeb. ==== DEAN Mailing List ==== For help with the DEAN surname mailing list visit: http://www.mcn.net/~hmscook/roots/dean.html Remember to support RootsWeb. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

WOODSIDE CEMETERY The Woodside Cemetery is located on North FM Rd. 17, approximately 1/2 mile north of US Hwy. 80 in Grand Saline. The oldest grave found by this writer bears a year of death of 1848. This cemetery is the final resting place for many war veterans from the Civil War to the Viet Nam War, several of whom gave their lives for their country. Woodside Cemetery is also the final resting place of Wallace Payne (1918-1986), a Mayflower Descendant. DEAN BELLE 1897 1957 DEAN DOUG 1889 1970 DEAN FLOYD ELLIS 1888 1911 DEAN J. W. 1833 1918 DEAN JOHN MORTIMER 1859 1920 DEAN MARGARET C. 1876 1948 DEAN THOMAS ISAAC 1869 1924 DEEN JOHN W. 1892 1912 ******************************************************* There is a Jesse Dean on the 1850 Hopkins County Census which is online......

Linda would that be VanZandt Co. Texas?????? If so.... I'll be headed out there. Mark A. Price ZZEUSS@email.msn.com <mailto:ZZEUSS@email.msn.com> " Vita Brevis Gloria Eterna " - "Life is short, Glory is Eternal " -----Original Message----- From: Linda Laminack [mailto:gabby@etinternet.com] Sent: Sunday, September 05, 1999 1:22 PM To: DEAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Van Zandt County Cemeteries COOL SPRINGS CEMETERY Is located west of Hwy 19 near 1651. The oldest marked grave is that of W. D. Ward, b.&d 6 Feb, 1883, infant son of M. M. and M. F. Ward. There are at least eleven veterans buried her one being a CSA veteran. DEAN DAVID D. 1816 1885 DEAN MARY 1819 1905 DEAN SARAH B. 1853 1925 DEAN THOMAS H. 1850 1920 ==== DEAN Mailing List ==== For help with the DEAN surname mailing list visit: http://www.mcn.net/~hmscook/roots/dean.html Remember to support RootsWeb.

The White Rose Cemetery has not always been known by "White Rose". Since it had its beginning in the days when what we now know as Wills Point, was in fact considered a part of the Canton area. Inhabitants of the Wills Point area were listed on the 1860 census with a Canton Post Office. Families were few and far between during those days. William Wills and his family left Tennessee in 1849 and settled in Kaufman County. They were listed on the 1850 Census in Kaufman County. Shortly after 1850, they purchased a log cabin from Mr. Sullivan and settled in Van Zandt County on the "Old Dallas-Shreveport Road." The log cabin was the home of the Wills family for the first few years they lived in Van Zandt County. The log cabin has been moved to 335 E. N. Commerce and is kept in repair by the Business and Professiona (sic) Women's Club of Wills Point. According to folklore, the Wills family bought and sold supplies to travelers, and because of the family name and shape of the land where the cabin was located, their place became known as Wills' Point or Wills' Stand. This was a short distance east of what was later to become the town of Wills Point. On September 28, 1864, the elder William Wills died and was laid to rest on the Wills' land a short distance from the homeplace. Mr. Wills was 60 years one month and 18 days old at the time of his death. Mary ann Phillips Wills, widow of William Wills, never remarried. She remained on the homeplace and apparently was very active up to the time of her death just two days before her 82nd birthday. She was laid to rest beside her husband on June 6, 1892 - nearly 28 years after his death. Eight acres of the Wills' land had been set aside for a Graveyard. Mrs. Wills laid out the land by blocks and lots. The family lots were laid out with enough space for twelve burials. They are approximately 20 x 25 feet per lot. She left space for a walkway between each lot. The number of lots per block varies. Roadways divide the blocks. In the old part of the cemetery any lot can be reached without crossing over another person's gravesite. Mrs. Wills evidently put much thought and consideration into her planning. The eight acres that was referred to as the "First Cemetery" had a wide fifty foot roadway crossing near the center. The entrance to the first cemetery was on the west side between what we know now as blocks 8 and 9. The Wills' Burying Place consists of fourt family lots and is enclosed with an iron fence. It is on the south side of Block 1. After Mrs. Wills laid out the cemetery, she began selling lots to others in need of a burying place. This was continued until 1886. On March 27, 1886, this "First Cemetery" was deeded to trustees for the "The Wills Point Cemetery." The Wills' Burying Place and all lots theretofore sold, were excluded from this dale; therefore, any lot with a burial prior to March 1886 has never been a part of "The Wills Point Cemetery" or the White Rose Cemetery" as it was later called. (Transcriber's note: Our sincere appreciation is extended to Ruth McGee and Lavona Blackwell for permission to transcribe Van Zandt County Texas Cemeteries Books 3 and 4. This includes White Rose Cemetery as well as many more. Without the use of these books this work could not have been accomplished within this time frame. I would also like to thank Paulette Flym for transcribing the actual survey of White Rose for me. She is an invaluable asset to our team.) DEAN A. J. NONE NONE DEAN A. J. , MRS. NONE NONE DEAN ALBERT M. 1874 1939 DEAN ALFRED 1808 1885 DEAN AM & UH, INF. SON OF 1902 1902 DEAN BEATRYCE M. 1884 1942 DEAN CHARLIE E. 1879 1933 DEAN FRANCES 1913 1974 DEAN JOHN W. 1907 1910 DEAN LEE ROY 1913 1913 DEAN NANCY 1916 1896 DEAN RUBY G. 1911 1971 DEAN SUSIE ONLY DATE 1886 DEAN SUSIE J. 1855 1892 DEAN WILLIAM BARNETT 1837 1906 DEEN DURON TURNER 1884 1971 DEEN J. EGBERT 1886 1964 DEEN JACK E. 1922 1976 DEEN MARY 1864 1935 DEEN OLLIE MAE 1902 1946 DEEN PERRY 1858 1947 DEEN R. C. 1900 1984

Hopefully, someone can use this -- many Dean/Deen Families buried in Van Zandt Co Cemeteries OLD BETHEL CEMETERY This still active cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Van Zandt County. It is located on Old Bethel Road off Hwy 198 south of Canton. The oldest marked grave is that of Isaac K. Willingham (b. 15, Feb 1838; d. 15 Aug 1858), son of Edward and Isabella Willingham DEEN ASBERRY M. 1823 1913 DEEN CALOWAY 1857 1897 DEEN EDNA 1874 1957 DEEN HAZEL 1903 1904 DEEN MACK 1865 1929 DEEN MARGARET J. 1833 1914 DEEN RUTHIE J. 1874 1874

COOL SPRINGS CEMETERY Is located west of Hwy 19 near 1651. The oldest marked grave is that of W. D. Ward, b.&d 6 Feb, 1883, infant son of M. M. and M. F. Ward. There are at least eleven veterans buried her one being a CSA veteran. DEAN DAVID D. 1816 1885 DEAN MARY 1819 1905 DEAN SARAH B. 1853 1925 DEAN THOMAS H. 1850 1920

I am working on the DEANs that were in Floyd Co. Kentucky 1820.... I had moved from Ala to PA.. and a nice DEAN relative sent me some material on the DEANs.... I can't find the material or her name.. to thank her .. I thought maybe when she sees this she will understand... I got to read the mat. one day and then because of working on one house we are going to live in [needs alot of work] we are staying with my husband's family... betweeen the two places... I lost it... plus my mind ! I had the time to relax and read the mat. and now can't find it... got our computer out of storage and set up in the house we are working on to move into ... one year... the house was built in the 1890's my husband's family had it since 1940... my inlaws had not been able to keep up with the house any longer... Please if someone can help me out... on the DEAN tree.. I tie to Abe and Sally DEAN WIREMAN her brother was Job DEAN. many thanks, Patty Simpkins Cartwright 707 Oak Street New Castle, PA 16101

Just expanded my Dean line thanks to some Census information I just discovered. Recognize anyone? 1RICHARD DEAN b. 17 Oct 1812 in Biddenden, Kent, England d: 15 May 1880 in Odebolt, Sac, IA +MARY BROOKS b: 17 Apr 1816 in Kent, England d: 17 Dec 1876 in Harmony, McHenry Co.,, IL m: 25 Dec 1844 in NY 2CARY A. DEAN b: 27 Apr 1851 in Coral Twp., McHenry Co., IL d: 14 May 1920 in Pierce, Pierce Co., NE +ANGELINE THERESSA MARTIN b: 2 Jun 1853 in Floyd, Oneida Co., NY d 15 Dec 1934 in Norfolk, NE M: 16 Jan 1878 in Rockford, IL 3 CARY L. DEAN b: 1876 in IA 3EMA DEAN b: 1878-1879 in IA 3MARY PEARL DEAN b: 2 Nov 1881 in Odebolt, Sac Co., IA d: 27 Feb 1978 in CA 3ETHEL R. DEAN b: May 1886 in IA 3 GEORGE E. DEAN b: 13 Nov 1887 in Palo Alto Co., IA d: 1949 3CHARLES F. DEAN b: Nov 1889 3 FREDA A. DEAN b: May 1892 3 HAROLD A. DEAN b: Dec 1894 in IA 2RACHEL DEAN b: 1848-1849 in IL 2CHARLES DEAN b: 1853-1854 in IL 2EMMA DEAN b: 1857-1858 in IL

Yesterday I sent a message to the list regarding my SALINA ROXANNA DEAN b.1819 SC? GA?, who married JAMES CARTER 1836, Hardeman Co. TN. I should have mentioned that there is possibly a connection to the surname JERRAULD (spelling?), perhaps even Salina's mother's maiden name. This name JERRAULD appears on a handwritten family tree chart from about the 1930s. It does not give the names of Salina's parents, but rather indicates that her father was _______ DEAN, and then a line is drawn from that which says "JERRAULD." Would love to hear from anyone about a possible DEAN--JERRAULD connection. S.M. Hitt hitt@flash.net or nannyhitt@yahoo.com

I found this will of my Samuel Dean m. Gwenny James in the Anderson Co. SC Courthouse and thought it may be usefull to our family. WILL OF SAMUEL DEAN Pendleton District ) In the Name of God Amen I Samuel Dean of the State of South carolina Being Weak in Body but of Sound and Disposeing memry Blefsed be God for his mercys Do this day Being the Twenty second day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and Twenty six make and Publish this my last will and Testament in manner Following that is to say First I give to my Beloved wife Gwenna Dean one third part of all my Estate both Real and personal During her Natureal Life then at her Discease to Return to my heirs only She to have the Disposeing of one negro out of her Thrids also I give to my Sons Aaron Dean and Moses Dean all that Plantation or tract of Land Containing one hundred and Thirty acres more or Lefs Whereon Moses Dean now Lives Then the Rest of my Estate both Real and personal To be Equally Devided amongst my heirs as Follows Thomas Dean and Miriam McGregor and Joseph Dean and Samuel Dean Mary Hillhouse and the heirs of my Son John Dean Deceased as follows that Obediah Dean Elisabeth Matason Samuel and Rhoda and Josep to Those Six Children to Receive their Fathers Lagacy and my Sons Richard and Griffiths and Moses where as I Sold property to Joseph Dean and now holds one note to the amount of Six hundred Dollars payable to the heirs of my Son John I will that Said note stands as payment for the amount it Calls for and I make and ordain my Sons Thomas Dean and Griffith as my Lawful Executors of this my Last will and Testament in trust for the true Intent Purpose in this my Last will and Testament Containd to do and perform according to the True intent and meaning of the Same In witnefs whereof I the said Samuel Dean gave here unto Set my hand and Seal the Day and year First First above written Signed Sealed & Deliverd as Samuel Deans last will & Testament WMcGregor Aron Dean Samuel Dean (SEAL) elisabeth T Dean Not recorded in Will Books A, B, or C. Recorded September 25, 1826 Proved September 25, 1826 John Harris, O.P.D. Roll No. l73 Thanks, David S. Payne Searching for surnames: ADDISON, ALLISON, CORBIN, CRAIG, DEAN, FOWLER, HALEY, GORDON, GRAY, HENSON, JAMES, NEWTON, PARKER, PATTERSON, PAYNE, REDWINE, REID, WEST, WOODALL My Henson Family: Go to Joseph/Lazerous/Aaron/William http://web2.airmail.net/ldystang/gen/henson.html My Gordons: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5917/GENEAL3.HTM#payne ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Seeking information on the ancestry, parents, siblings of SALINA ROXANNA DEAN. Would love to hear from anyone who has any information. The following is an outline of what I know of her life: She was born 6-1-1819, possibly GA or SC. She married JAMES CARTER 4-27-1836. Marriage record in Hardeman Co. TN. By 1840, James and Salina had moved to Tippah County, MS. In 1850, they were still in Tippah County. In about 1851, the moved to Webberville, Travis County, Texas. About 1868-70, they moved to Waco, McLennan County, Texas. In 1870, they were in Waco. In 1880, they were living west of Crawford, McLennan County, Texas. James died 7-15-1892, and is buried in Osage Cemetery, Coryell Co., TX. Salina died 3-10-1903, and is buried with James. The children of James and Salina are as follows: WILLIAM LAFAYETTE b.1837 TN d.1906 McLennan Co., TX ROBERT M. b.1841 MS d.1897?? MOLLIE CHARLESANN ELIZ. b.1844 MS d.1911 Coryell? Co. TX SARAH ETTA b.1847 MS d.1921 Tarrant Co. TX EMILY? b.abt.1850 MS d.before 1860? AMANDA ROXANNA b.1852 TX d.1917 Collin Co. TX ANNA BELLE b.1854 TX d.1925 Van Zandt Co. TX JAMES BUCHANAN b.1856 TX d.1930 Wichita Falls, TX MISSALINA b.1859 TX d.1907 Tom Green? Co. TX I have more information on the descendants of James and Salina. Thanks for any assistance. Sharon Hitt hitt@flash.net or nannyhitt@yahoo.com

Looking for my Dean(s) ancestors. Reuben Deans b. abt 1792 NC d. 17 Mar 1878 Benton AR. Married: 1. 13 Feb 1812 in VA Catherine "Caty" Mountain b. abt 1790 NC/VA d. abt 1864 AR 2.15 Aug 1865 in AR Elizabeth Hubbard b. abt 1819 KY. Reuben lived 1820 Washington county, VA 1830-1850 Claiborne, TN 1870 Benton,AR

I have several Deans in NC, AR etc for that time frame. Could you tell me some children names and/or sibilings? Maybe I can make a match for you. Thanks Gale From: "Barbara Westman" <westman@jps.net> To: DEAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Reuben Dean(s) Date: Sun, 29 Aug 1999 12:32:14 -0700 Looking for my Dean(s) ancestors. Reuben Deans b. abt 1792 NC d. 17 Mar 1878 Benton AR. Married: 1. 13 Feb 1812 in VA Catherine "Caty" Mountain b. abt 1790 NC/VA d. abt 1864 AR 2.15 Aug 1865 in AR Elizabeth Hubbard b. abt 1819 KY. Reuben lived 1820 Washington county, VA 1830-1850 Claiborne, TN 1870 Benton,AR ==== DEAN Mailing List ==== For help with the DEAN surname mailing list visit: http://www.mcn.net/~hmscook/roots/dean.html Remember to support RootsWeb. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com