As indicated in a previous post, Christopher Harris of Louisa Co. and Albemarle Co., VA and later of Madison Co., KY, mentions in his will, proved Marh 1794, the will of Cornelius Dabney. Which Cornelius Dabney? This abstracted will may clarify *which Cornelius*. Previously I posted an abstracted will of one Susanah Anderson of Hanover Co. who named in her will her executor her son Cornelius Dabney,her will being written Mar 1722/5 Perhaps this Cornelius is the executor of Mrs. Anderson's will. Christopher Harris in his will proved in Madsion Co., KY refers to the will of Cornelius Dabney and he names his, Harris's *first children*, among whom is Dabney Harris. Reportedly his first wife was Mary Dabney. [Is anyone able to confirm this marriage? Other than tradition?] These wills are abstracts. If you wish further details which MAY be lacking in the abstract, consult the source given by the author. "Cornelius Dabney Hano 26 Oct 1764/7 Feb 1765" "Wife Sarah Dabney. Sons William Dabney, John Dabney and Cornelius Dabney, decd. Son-in-law C. Harris. Daughters Mary Elizabeth Maupin, Fanny Maupin and Anna Thompson. Exors: John Dabney and Henry Terrell. [Compiler's source as indicated in preface.] [Sketch of the Dabneys of VA, 1888, p. 38 by William H. Dabney." The compiler, Hopkins, does not specify the location of this sketch. He indicates he found some materials in the Virginia Historical Society, not to be confused with the Library of Virginia. VHS is a member-supported organization and is distinct from the LVA. Generally, if the source was a quarterly or a book, he gave that source. If it was a manuscript [or a transcript] in the LVA, he gave an accession number. (As abstracted by William Lindsay Hopkins, SOME WILLS FROM THE BURNED COUNTIES [Richmond: Published by author, 1987], p. 50). Correction: The title of the entire work is as follows: Some wills from the burned counties of Virginia and other wills not listed in Virginia wills and administrations, 1632-1800 / by William Lindsay Hopkins. Publisher Richmond, Va. (P.O. Box 7254, Richmond 23221) : W.L. Hopkins, 1987. Paging 181 p. ; 23 cm. Sarah Jennings is reported in Daughters of American Colonists Lineage Book, Vol. 7 to have been second wife of Cornelius Dabney, Jr. They were allegedly married 1721. Note that he is called Cornelius Junior. A Cornelius Dabney, probably the same one, was a witness to will of John Garland, of St. Paul's Par., Hanover Co. whose 1731 will was proved 5 Apr 1734. Members of that family: wife Anne; son Peter, son Robert; sons John, James and Nathaniel Garland. Executors were Edward Nelson, Thomas Wingfield, James Garland. Witnesses: William Terrell, Cornelius Dabney, Peter Garland, Richard Find. (William Armstrong Crozier, "Hanover County Wills, VIRGINIA COUNTY RECORDS, pp. 18-19 ff.). The more complete citation for Crozier: Virginia county records / edited by William Armstrong Crozier. Publisher Baltimore, Md. : Clearfield Co., 1993. Paging v. : ill. ; 26 cm. Notes Includes index. Originally published: Hasbronck Heights, N.J. ; Genealogical Assn., 1905-1913. Comments invited. E.W.Wallace **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read reviews on AOL Autos. (http://autos.aol.com/cars-Volkswagen-Jetta-2009/expert-review?ncid=aolaut00030000000007 )

For those interested in some Harris-Dabney connections, At least one Harris male (Christopher Harris of colonial Louisa and Albemarle Co., VA and later of Madison Co., KY) married a Dabney, whose first name is reputed to be Mary. (I have not found verification of that name but for the nonce I will accept it.) Christopher's will was proved 1794 in Madison Co., KY. At any rate, in his will probated in Madison Co., KY, Christopher Harris mentions his *first children*, one of whom was named Dabney Harris, apparently [but not proved] the eldest son. Christopher also makes reference to the will of Cornelius Dabney [probably of a different generation than the one mentioned below.] in reference to his *first children*. Some researchers are doing research on that migrating person Dabney Harris, whom we run across in Surry Co., NC records and other places. A power of attorney executed by Dabney Harris of Surry Co. gives P/A to his son Christopher Harris to act in his, Dabney's, place, in the execution of the will of C. Harris. The P/A is recorded in Madison Co., deed records. The following highly abstracted will of one Susanah Anderson of Hanover Co., VA, with source, is given below. Apparently the testator, Susanah Anderson was first married to a Dabney, as she has has a son named Cornelius Dabney. My research indicates Cornelius is one of several men of that name, but the date and place of the will of Mrs. Anderson will be of interest to those Harrises who have a link to the Dabney family. The compiler of these abstracted wills gives his sources. Acc. with a number following refers to an accession number at the Library of Virginia [formerly known as the Virginia State Archives]. I will post another abstracted will from the same source, Hopkins, at a later date. >From William Lindsay Hopkins, Some of the Wills from the Burned Counties [Richmond VA: Published by author, 1987], p. 49 Comment: My photocopy of the page did not copy the actual date this will was proved. Susanah Anderson Han-St. Paul Mar 1722/5 Feb 172 ? Grandson William Anderson (under 18). James Trice, father-in-law of William Anderson. Son Cornelius Dabney. Daughter Dorothy Trice, wife of James Trice. Daughter Mary Carr, wife of Capt. Thomas Carr. Son David Anderson. Exor: Son Cornelius Dabney. Wit: John Smith, Mary Smith. Acc. 25854 Trice Notes Comment: In some cases, father-in-law is referring to a stepfather, which I deduce may be the case here. E.W.Wallace, submitter **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read reviews on AOL Autos. (http://autos.aol.com/cars-Volkswagen-Jetta-2009/expert-review?ncid=aolaut00030000000007 )

In a message dated 8/15/2008 12:28:31 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Jemima Harris m. Nathan Lipscomb I believe this is later corrected that the widow Jemima Satterwhite Glover married Nathan Lipscomb rather than the daughter; this brings us back to the Lipscomb family of Louisa, VA. REFERENCE: "French Tipton Papers," Kentucky Room, Eastern Kentucky University Library. LIPSCOMB, William (1780) 2 (mar. Elizabeth Smith 18 Oct 1759) LIPSCOMB, Nathan (1780) 2 (mar. Nancy Gentry 25 Dec 1800) He was one of the first settlers in the original county of Spartanburg, South Carolina, and moving there in 1784 from Louisa County, Virginia. He obtained large grants of land on the Thickety and Goucher Creeks. He was a member of the Committee of Safety of Louisa County, Virginia, in 1775. His will was filed in Spartanburg District, South Carolina, and a copy is also recorded in Will book A, page 577, Madison County, Kentucky, and reads as follows: IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN. I, William Lipscomb of Spartanburg District, State of South Carolina, being in my sound mind and memory, make this my last will and testament this seventh day of July in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and eight and in the thirty fourth year of American Independence. Item I give and bequeath unto my wife, Elizabeth Lipscomb, the land whereon I live, the East side of Main Thickety, beginning at a small ash on the bank of the creek about half way between my fence and Thomas Littlejohn's fence, a straight lin to a poplar in Mapps old field above the Horse Ford on the East side of McBee's creek, to continue a straight line to Bunchfield's East line, along said line to his corner post oak the East side of the little blue branch, thence a straight line to a red and black oak to Steen's and Austin's corner, along their line to main Thickety, up Thickety to the beginning, and six choice negroes, one cart, as much stock, tools, and household furniture as she chooses to keep. Item I give to my son William Lipscomb, deceased, children four negroes; Hannah, Dick, Barlett, and Cuz, Them and their increase forever. I give my grandson, David Lipscomb, three hundred dollars and he is to receive three hundred dollars out of his father's, William Lipscomb dec'd, part and have an equal share with his brothers and sisters of the balance, the money to be left in my Exors hands to educate him at the Latin Schools befor my decease. Item I give unto my son, David Lipscomb, eight negroes; Viz., Morris, Daniel, Larkin, Harrison, Rosy, Hannah, and Bartlett, them and their increase forever. Item I five my daughter Mary Littlejohn, eight negroes; Dafney, James, Jacob, Salley, Ann, Samuel, Annare and Peg, them and their increase forever. Also a tract of land wheron Thomas Littlejohn now lives. Beginning in Bunchfield's East line and running on the North line of the above described land to main Thickety, crossing the creek a straight line to a post oak corner on the hill the right had side of the path to Thomas Collin's line, along Collins's line to Ropes, along Ropes to Bunchfield's line, along Bunchfield's to the beginning. Item I give my daughter Nancy Wood, six negroes Judah, Mike, Harry, Daniel, Samuel and Adam, them and their increase forever, also two tract of land, one purchased of William Wood; the other of Joseph Champion, Whereon the said Nancy Wood now lives. Item I five my son Nathan Lipscomb seven negroes; Viney and two children, Nelly, Tom, George, and Alsa, them and their increase forever. Also a tract of four hundred acres on Muddy Creek, Kentucky, the land whereon the said Nathan Lipscomb now lives and has many bond for a right is included, the lines to run so as not to injure the other part of my lands. My son Nathan Lipscomb to have no part of my other land or their value except he choosed to have his valued as all my other lands for four or five good men chosen by my executors, then the said Nathan Lipscomb may take it at the valuation and draw an equal share with all my other children, then the said Nathan Lipscomb shall receive two hundred dollars for his trouble seeing after my lands. Item I give to my son Smith Lipscomb five negroes, Ginney, Nancy, Garland, Milley, and America, them and their increase forever, also the above described land cut off for my wife after her death. My son Smith Lipscomb to have full possession of it, all the above described lands to be valued and them that is on them may take them at valuation. All my other lands not hereafter described to be lotted off and any of my children may take a lot or lots at the valuation except more than one wants a particular lot then they may bid for it, draw for choice, or sell on a credit the whole of my lands to be valued by four or five good men chosen by my Executors. My Kentucky land also. I have three tracts in partnership with William Thompson known by the line Kiln tracts, one conveyed by William Bratton, Sheriff, on Capt. James Martin the other. We have said Martin's bond for a Right to William Thompson is to have half that is recovered if all or any to pay half the difference and have half the profits which land will be sold at the discretion of my Executors as they think best. My son John Lipscomb to deduct out of his equal part four hundred dollars for the land deeded from me to him, unless he chooses to have that valued as my other lands and then my son John Lipscomb is to receive his equal part, the negroes, household furniture, and stock that my wife don't take choice of to be equally divided among my children so that the negroes remain in the family, and at my wife's death all that part of the negroes, household furniture, and stock and their increase and tools that my wife had be equally divided as all my other property. My will and disire is that my wife should live with my son Smith Lipscomb, thay having the liberty of cropping together. If my children die leaving no child, their brothers and sisters shall receive equal parts and if any soul die leaving a child or children, then my grandchild or children shall receive their father's or mother's equal part. My will and desire is that my sons, David Lipscomb, John Lipscomb, Nathan Lipscomb, and Smith Lipscomb be my executors and that my executors do perform as above. In witness I have here unto set my hand and seal the day and date above written. William Lipscomb Signed and Sealed in presence of William Bostick Joshua Richards John Herron _http://216.239.51.104/search?q=cache:dZePrmsJbp8J:archiver.rootsweb.com/th/re ad/SCSPARTA/2005-11/1131731930+%22nathan+lipscomb%22carolina&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd= 3&gl=us&ie=UTF-8_ (http://216.239.51.104/search?q=cache:dZePrmsJbp8J:archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/SCSPARTA/2005-11/1131731930+"nathan+lipscomb"carolina&hl= en&ct=clnk&cd=3&gl=us&ie=UTF-8) **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read reviews on AOL Autos. (http://autos.aol.com/cars-Volkswagen-Jetta-2009/expert-review?ncid=aolaut00030000000007 )

i have found a copy of the granville co, nc deed wherein richard harris deeded land to his son john harris, which, as shown, ira had posted earlier.   since, as shown, this john kittrell witnessed this deed, this is certainly shown/ indicated to have been the same john harris, who married rachel milly kittrell.   also, the deed mentions land that richard harris gave to his son john harris was in the line of jonathan white.   deeds re sherwood harris refer to land he purchased from jonathan white.   DEED BOOK O 1-(1). Thomas Harris [of Granville Co, NC] to Sherwood Harris son of Sherwood Harris, Deceased, of same County, 1779, for 100 pounds lawfull money, one certain tract or parcel of land 160 acres, be the same more or less, & is the tract of land given the said Sherwood Harris by his father Sherwood Harris, Deceased, in his last will & testament which runs in these words I give & bequeath to my loving son Sherwood Harris 160 acres of land which I purchased of Jonathan White together with the plantation where Henry White formerly lived to him & his heirs forever. Thomas Harris. Witness: Ephraim Hampton, John Miner Jurat. Granville County November Court 1779. This deed was duly proved by the oath of John Miner & ordered to be Registered. Reuben Searcy CC. Truly Registered Pr M. Satterwhite PR. 7- (5,6). Sherwood Harris of Granville Co., NC to John Duncan in Amelia County, Virginia, 1 November 1779, for 2000 pounds lawfull money of North Carolina, one certain tract or parcel of land lying & being situate in Granville County aforesaid containing 160 acres, be the same more or less & is the tract of land given the said Sherwood Harris by his father Sherwood Harris, Deceased, in his last will & testament which runs in these words I give & bequeath to my son Sherwood Harris 160 acres of land which I purchased of Jonathan White together with the plantation whereon Henry White formerly live to him & his heirs forever. Sherwood Harris, Jane (X) Hedspeth. Witness: George Bristow Senior, James Bristow. Granville County November Court 1779. Phillip Chavis acknowledged this deed to be his & deed which was ordered to be registered, then Jane Hedspeth relict of Sherwood Harris, Deceased, was privately examined by Thomas Banks, esquire, who reported that she freely relinquished her right to dower to the land by this deed conveyed. Reuben Searcy CC. Truly Registered Pr M. Satterwhite Pr       : "Ira L. Harris III" < [email protected]> Subject: Richard Harris to son, John Harris, 1766, Granville Co., NC. Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 20:01:34 -0600 GRANVILLE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA DEEDS 1763-1766 Abstracted by Timothy W. Rackley. Copyright 1999, Timothy W. Rackley, PO Box 2502, Kernersville, NC 27285-2502. the source for this work is microfilm C.044.40005. DEED BOOK H 66- (266, 267) Richard Harris of Granville Co, NC to John Harris son of the abovesaid Richard Harris, 23 November 1766 "for & in consideration of the natural love & effection [sic] which he beareth unto his said son John Harris",all that seat tract or parcel of land lying in the county aforesaid; Beginning at a Hickory in Jonathan White's line, thence South 20 degrees East 178 pole to a corner White Oak, thence east 140 pole to a corner White Oak, thence North 20 degrees West 178 pole to a corner Spanish Oak, thence West 140 pole to the first station, containing in the whole 144 acres of land. Richard Harris. Wit: Daniel Standard, John Kittrell. Granville County February Court 1767. Acknowledged by Richard Harris. Test Samuel Benton CC. Registered Samuel Benton PR. so, the questions are:  was john harris/ rachel milly kittrell's father this richard harris/ priscilla holmes?  was he the same richard harris, who married margaret kimbrough?   were richard harris/ margaret kimbrough and/ or priscilla holmes; this sherwood harris/ jane hudspeth; robert harris/ lemender smith brothers, sons of this richard harris/ sarah b ca 1694, who kathryn wiggins said in her geneagraph re the family of our captain thomas harris one of the 8 sons of our william harris/ mary giles b ca 1672, son of our major william harris and his 2nd wife, alice, who re-married george alvis, son of our captain thomas harris 1611 of jamestown?   or were they part of the harris line and family of robert harris/ captain william harris/ temperance overton?   again, hopefully, we can find other harris descendants of these harris lines/ families to participate in the harris dna project.     belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8--------26910

this   rootsweb site talks about the family of john harris/ rachel milly kittrell and it is also this site which says that, per a granville co, nc deed, richard harris gave land to this son john harris but does not cite the deed.   it also says that john harris sold land to john waldrop.    i also note that, per this info, william harris/ elizabeth glover did have several other children, including sons: john c. harris; wiley glover harris; and william harris.   From: "Al Franklin" < [email protected]> Subject: RE: [SCMCCORM] John Harris of Abbeville/McCormick, S.C. Date: Sat, 15 Jul 2006 06:51:36 -0400 In-Reply-To: <[email protected]> Do you know the death place and grave location of Rachel M Kittrell Harris? -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto: [email protected]] Sent: Friday, July 14, 2006 10:02 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [SCMCCORM] John Harris of Abbeville/McCormick, S.C. The John Harris / Rachel Milly Kittrell Family of Abbeville District, S. C. We can offer information that may help Kittrell and Harris researchers of John Harris and Rachel Milly Kittrell Harris's line. For genealogists exploring Abbeville District, S. C., during the years 1780 to 1835 there is confusion of identities because multiple residents are named John Harris, William Harris, Milly Harris, and Elizabeth Harris. Yet it is possible to identify and separate them, although the records are sparse and the repetition of names muddles an easy search. Rachel Milly Kittrell's husband John Harris served South Carolina in the Revolutionary War, having migrated to the Abbeville area before war erupted. His record ("Pvt., 1 Regt. S. C. Continental Line, Rev. War") is noted on his tombstone. He and Rachel Milly were among the small enclave who came to Old Ninety Six from Granville County, N. C., in the pre-war years. According to Granville County Deed Book I (Eye), p. 167, John Harris and his wife Rachel sold land to John Waldrop on December 24, 1770. Deed Book H states that Richard Harris had made a deed of gift to his son John Harris on November 23, 1766. Thus around 1770 the Harrises likely moved to what would become the Abbeville District of Old Ninety Six. They would reside in the old Hillsborough township at the fork of the Little River and Long Cane Creek. John Harris died in 1831 and is buried in the Harris-Wideman Cemetery, formerly designated in Abbeville, now in McCormick County. His will (Box 43, Pack 959, Abbeville Probate Court) mentions his wife Milly, his sons William, Robert, John, and Thomas S., and his daughters Elizabeth, Polly, Sarah, Caroline, Peggy, Milly, and Leuisa Catherine. At the time he died some of these children were under the age of 21. The will mentions also Robert and James McCaslan, termed "friends." Witnesses include Patrick Gibson and Joseph S. Wideman. John Harris's son William [Stoutly] Harris and James McCaslan are the executors. He leaves his widow a plantation of 100 acres plus "three other small pieces attached to said tract, amounting to ninety-one acres, making in all 191 acres," plus "one other tract of land containing 160 acres" in Abbeville "on Bold Branch whereupon Henry Wideman now resides on adjoining lands of Robert McCaslan, George McFarland and others." This John Harris's name, as well as that of the Reverend John Harris, is included in Deed Plats: Plat Book A. Ninety Six District, South Side of Saluda River. Commissioner of Locations, 1784-1785. This volume of original drawings from the surveys shows an annotated diagram of land assigned to Rachel Milly Kittrell's husband, described thus: "John Harris as a citizen 86 acres of land situate on a branch of Little River bounding NW on land laid out for David Black & Andrew Kerr, E end and land out for John Dickey. Surveyed by Thomas Findley D. S. on the 30th of May inst. as per platt thereof recorded this 29th of May 1785. Robert Anderson, C. L. B. O." John Harris seems to be the first to have title to this particular acreage, but the deed records of Granville signal that this evidently was not his earlliest Abbeville home. The war, begun in the late 1770s, would continue through the mid -1780s. Likely John and Rachel Milly, along perhaps with a young child or children, settled on other Abbeville land before 1780. The 1785 grant was made to "citizen" John Harris in wartime. The 86 acres are within the old Hillsborough settlement, established in 1762. Comprised in the 28,000 acres of Hillsborough are the Huguenot town of New Bordeaux and farmlands along Long Cane Creek, Bold Branch, Buffalo Creek, and Little River. Page 116 of Robert L. Meriwether's The Expansion of South Carolina, 1729-1765, Philadelphia: Porcupine Press, 1974, features a map of Old Ninety Six showing the locations of the townships of Hillsborough, Boonesborough, and Londonborough (or Belfast) settlements. South of Hillsborough (the largest of the three) and just north of the Edgefield District boundary is the Barksdale Ferry Road, stretching from Saluda to the Savannah River. In southern Abbeville it is the main east-west thoroughfare of the time. The region's post office is at Longmire's Store (established 1809 in the north of Edgefield District), the first postmaster being John Longmire. Among the many residents in Hillsborough enumerated as heads of households in the earliest census reports are John Harris, Will Stoutly Harris, Henry Wideman, Adam Wideman, Cornelius Collier, Edward Collier, Joshua Hill, Uel Hill, William Hill, Robert Foster, Drury Breazeal, Patrick Gibson, James McCaslan, Robert McCaslan, Charles Brit, Hickerson Barksdale, John McCullough, Pierre Roger, Peter B. Roger, Peter Delishaw, Lazarus Covin, Peter Belote, and Peter Moragne. In the 1800 census of Abbeville the names of John Harris, Edward Collier, Lazarus Covin, Peter Belote, William Stoutly Harris, Peter Moragne, and Joshua Hill appear on the same page. In 1820 Uel Hill, Peter Delishaw, Charles Brit, Joshua Hill, and Isaac Moragne are clustered together, as are John Harris, Adam Wideman, and Edward W. Collier. Listed together also are Peter B. Roger(s), Henry Wideman, John Wideman, Samuel Wideman, and Robert McCaslan. The Abbeville plat books likewise signal that some of these are near neighbors. The family of John Harris and Rachel Milly Kittrell lives among settlers who in the main are Huguenot and Scots-Irish immigrants, although the Harris family is of neither group. The dominant religious faith in the settlement is Presbyterianism. Perhaps the most notable of the Abbeville men named John Harris is a prominent Presbyterian minister. He is of no kinship to the husband of Rachel Milly Kittrell. He too has a son named John, a Revolutionary War soldier who served under General Pickens and who married the general's daughter. The Reverend John Harris established and pastored various Abbeville churches, including Hopewell, founded in 1750 as Lower Long Cane Church, but his ministry was based mainly in the northwest of the county around Rocky River. He was educated at Princeton and was married to Mary Dashiell Handy. Their children, in addition to the soldier John, are Handy Harris, a Revolutionary War soldier who became a physician; Elizabeth Harris, who married Joseph Irving; Ann Handy Harris, who married Elijah McCurdy and settled in Lincoln County, Tenn.; and Thomas Harris, who settled in DeKalb, Ga. The Reverend John Harris's will was proven on April 5, 1791. Several plats assigned to him are represented in the Ninety Six plats book. Most are along the Savannah River. In Abbeville genealogy the recurring of the Harris names John, Milly, Elizabeth, and William offers a punishing problem. Here, with our identifications, is a list of the children of John Harris and Rachel Milly Kittrell, along with grandchildren and some great-grandchildren, many of them sharing the family given names: William Stoutly Harris m. (1) Mary S. Paul, m. (2) Sarah J. Baker Elizabeth Harris m. (1) Cornelius Collier, Jr., who d. 1790 (Box 20, Pack 442; he left 14 slaves), m. (2) Solomon Alston Hunter, d. 1799 (Box 47, Pack 1063). Elizabeth and her brother "Will Stoutly Harris" served as Hunter's co-administrators. Elizabeth is listed in the 1790 Abbeville census as "Elizabeth Colyer," owner of the 14 slaves mentioned in Collier's estate settlement. Her second husband, whom she married ca. 1792, was the brother-in-law of her uncle, Isham Kittrell (b. 1762, N. C.), who was married to Ann Alston Hunter of Granville Co./Warren Co., N. C. Milly Harris m. Adam Wideman. Milly's name (probably Emilia) can be confused with that of her mother and of her sister-in-law Milly Stanfield Link, who married John Harris, Jr. Robert A. Harris m. (1) Theresa Cason, m. (2) Mary Susan Wideman. Moved to Mississippi. Polly Harris m. William Tatum John Harris (d. 1817) m. Milly Stanfield Link (b. 1788), daughter of Robert Link. Their children: Elizabeth Harris (b. 1814 Abbeville, d. 1884, Lee Co., Miss.) m. Braxton Cason; William Harris (d. 1839 Abbeville) m. Elizabeth (Betsy) Glover, daughter of Wiley Glover and Jemima Satterwhite. The children of William Harris and Elizabeth Glover are John C. Harris (d. 1844) and Henrietta A. Scott of Savannah; Mary F. Harris (d. before 1839), wife of James F. Herten; Rebecca Satterwhite Harris m. George Alexander Addison; Wiley Glover Harris; Sarah A. Harris m. Col. Marshall Fraser, whose daughter is Mary Elizabeth Fraser; William Harris m. Mary Ann Caldwell, whose children are Wiley Harris and Mary Frances Harris; Jemima Harris m. Nathan Lipscomb; and Elizabeth Ann Harris. Sarah (Sally) Harris m. Joshua Wideman Caroline Harris m. Tinsley Rucker Peggy (Margaret) Harris m. Wade Cowan Leuisa Catherine Harris m. William Edwin Link Thomas S. Harris listed in the 1830 Abbeville census as 30-40, wife 20-3-, 2 sons, 2 daughters Our ancestors are John Harris, Rachel Milly Harris, Elizabeth Harris Collier, and Solomon Alston Hunter. Having researched Abbeville records for a number of years, we offer this as our interpretation of the Harris-Kittrell genealogy. It is, of course, subject to evaluation and comment and perhaps to correction. Hunter McKelva Cole Martha Cole Rester July 2006

here is an equity case involving wiley glover/ jemina/ jemimah satterwhites' estate, showing, as i say, that descendants of barthlett satterwhite/ rebecca davenport, whose daughter jemina/ jemimah married wiley glover, again, like my harris family, also had moved to benton/ calhoun co, al.   again, my archibald harris/ elizabeth carter moved to benton/ cleburne co, al in 1852 and died there in 1869.  our charles harris/ jane cannon's son, richard harris, whose 1st and 2nd wives are indicated to have been daughters of martin and mary peek ingram, was in benton co, al as early as 1840.   i also noted that the only child named as a legatee of wiley glover/ jemina satterwhite and their daughter elizabeth glover who married william harris was a daughter jemina harris.   perhaps william harris/ elizabeth glover did have other children but they are not named in these equity papers.   what is also interesting here is that, as shown, willis s. glover, younger brother of elizabeth glover harris, married susan white and she and lewellin goode were the administrators of willis s. glover's estate in 1823 in abbeville dist, sc.   i know from our mackerness goode, jr's 1793 edgefield co, sc will that he had  a son lewellin goode but do not know if he was the same lewellin goode also involved with the estate of willis s. glover in abbeville dist, sc or not.   GLOVER-L Archives Archiver > GLOVER > 2003-02 > 1044571144 From: "Margie Daniels" < [email protected]> Subject: [GLOVER] Fw: [SE Pioneers] Equity Case involving GLOVER, HARRIS, SATTERWHITE, LIPSCOMB Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2003 16:39:04 -0600 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margie Daniels" < [email protected]> To: < [email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 6:21 PM Subject: [SE Pioneers] Equity Case involving GLOVER, HARRIS, SATTERWHITE, LIPSCOMB > Equity Case involving GLOVER, HARRIS, SATTERWHITE, LIPSCOMB > > (Abstracted in part by Drew Glover Welch, Lexington SC) > > > Abbeville County SC Equity Case Box 11, pkg. 322 Susan Glover, et al vs. Elizabeth Harris. > > This is a Bill of Partition of Slaves, Account and Relief. > > Complaining orators Susan Glover and orator Wiley Glover of Benton Co. Alabama as follows: Bartlett Satterwhite formerly of Newberry District SC, great- grandfather of your orator departed this life between 15 Feb. 1803 and 14 April 1807 the time between the making and probate of his will. The 2nd item of his will bequeathed to daughter Jemina Glover, then wife of Wiley Glover, your orator's grandfather, to her and her heirs of her body the following negro slaves- Tener and Cheany and after the demise of his wife one negro woman Jude and her increase. These slaves were in the possession of Wiley Glover before his death and were his absolute property under the said bequest. The complainants charge that Wiley Glover's rights to Jude are part of his estate, though she (Jude) may not have been in his possession in consequence of the life estate of Rebecca Satterwhite not having terminated. > > Complainants show that Wiley Glover died 8 Feb. 1806 with his will in effect. That will appointed Jemina Glover his wife, executress and James Bullock and Nathan Lipscomb, executors. The first two qualified and acted and all are now dead. His wife Jemina and his children Elizabeth Glover and William Satterwhite Glover, your orator's father were his only legatees. > > By the third provision of his will Wiley Glover left Jemina 1/2 of his land and plantation and building where he lived and five negroes- one woman Murphy, one woman Tener, two boys Natt and Jack, one girl Mariah and livestock and households good (listed in detail.) This property appears on inventory and was in possession of Jemina Glover until her intermarriage with Nathan Lipscomb in March 1808. > > On May 7, 1815 William Harris who had intermarried with Elizabeth Glover in 1814 filed a bill against Nathan Lipscomb to require from the exectors of the estate an account of the sale and for the division of certain slaves between Elizabeth Glover and Willis S. Glover. Complainants believed that this was done as per the seventh item in the will. The third item of Wiley Glover's will was not effected. > > William Harris died intestate 1 Jan. 1840. Property bequeathed by Wiley to his wife remained in possession of Nathan Lipscomb and his wife until his death between 26 April 1820 and 29 Sept. 1820. > > The third item of his will decreed that his wife would have all slaves she had in her possession at the time of their intermarriage- Tener, Natt, Jack, Harry, Johnson, Caroline, Sarah, Isaac, and their future increases. Tener is mother of all said slaves. These are the same slaves as mentioned in the will of B. Satterwhite and Wiley Glover and in the inventory of Wiley Glover's estate. > > The assumption of power to dispose of Tener and her increase by the will of Nathan Lipscomb is a nullity. Complainants say that this is a direction made to restore possession of Tener and her increase to his wife (Nathan's wife.) > > No mention is made in the will of Nathan Lipscomb and Jemina, his wife of the slave Murphy and girl Mariah, a child of Tener. Complainants want to discover what happened to these slaves and to return them to the inventory of Wiley Glover's estate and to discover if they are living or dead and in whose possession they are, if they were sold and to whom and the price. > > >From the death of Nathan Lipscomb in 1820 until the death of Jemina Lipscomb between 17 April 1849 and 16 Feb. 1850, the slave Tener and her increase remained in the possession of Jemina, who lived for a time with Elizabeth Harris. Tener, at the death of Nathan Lipscomb, had sons Natt, Jack, Harry, Johnson and Isaac and daughters Caroline and Sarah. Caroline had increase and was the mother of Lewis, Liva, Bill, Johnson, Josephine and Elizabeth. Sarah had increase and was mother of Elvira, Jude, Peter and Lina. They say Jemina Lipscomb illegally took upon herself to dispose of this property. She gave Tener, Natt, and Jack to her daughter Elizabeth Harris. To her granddaughter Jemina Harris she bequeath during her natural life and remainder to her children the slaves Harry, Isaac, Johnson and Sarah the child of Tener and her children Elvira, Jude, Peter, and Lina. To her grandaughter Rebecca Addison, wife of George A. Addison, she gave Caroline, child of Tener with her childr! > en Lewis, Liva, Bill or William, Johnson, Josephine and Elizabeth. Complainants say that the power to dispose of these was beyond the power of Jemina Lipscomb. > > Complainants say that Tener, her children and grandchildren and also Murphy and Mariah and her increase are subject to division between the complainants who are widow and personal representative, and the son of Willis S. Glover, dec'd and Elizabeth Harris. > > Willis S. Glover, who was younger than Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, intermarried with Susan White, the mother of your orator about 1821 or 1822. He left surviving: his widow, Susan Glover, one of complainants and one child, your orator, as his only heirs and distributees. He died intestate Feb. or March 1823. His probate was in Abbeville Co. (SC) with Susan Glover and Lewellin Goode, Administrators. L. Goode is now dead and Susan remaines a widow of Willis S. Glover. > > Tener and her issue are now in possession of Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, George A. Addison of Edgefield District (SC) and E.S. Irvine of Greenville Dist. (SC). E.S. Irvine has intermarried with Ann Jemina Harris. There are other slaves and their children and grandchildren listed as an increase of Jude, Rachel, and Milley. > > The remaining pages in the package are long and involved distributions of the slaves and several more bills of equity between the parties regarding the slaves dated 1851. Also included in the package is a printed copy of the will of Wiley Glover. > > These papers involve the following family: > > Descendants of Bartlett Satterwhite, Jr. > > > 1 Bartlett Satterwhite, Jr. d: January 21, 1807 in Newberry Co. SC > > . +Rebecca Davenport d: Abt. 1817 > > 2 Jemina Satterwhite d: Abt. 1850 > > ............. +Wiley Glover b: Abt. 1774 in Ninety-Six District, SC d: February 08, 1806 in Edgefield Dist., SC > > .................... 3 Elizabeth "Betsey" Glover b: Abt. 1796 > > ........................ +William Harris d: January 01, 1840 m: 1814 > > ............................... 4 Ann Jemina Harris > > .................... 3 Willis Satterwhite Glover b: Abt. 1798 d: Bet. February - March 1823 in Abbeville Co., SC > > ........................ +Susannah "Susan" White d: Aft. 1850 in probably Calhoun Co. AL m. about 1821 > > ............................... 4 Wiley Glover b: Abt. 1823 in Abbeville Co. SC d: Aft. 1880 in probably Calhoun Co. AL > > ................................... +Angelina ? m: Abt. 1848 in Alabama > > ......... *2nd Husband of Jemina Satterwhite: > > ............. +Nathan S. Lipscomb d: 1820 m: March 1808 > > ......... 2 Elizabeth Satterwhite m. James Bullock > >

the info from these rootsweb sites shows that jame bullock, who married elizabeth satterwhite, sister of jemimah satterwhite who married wiley glover, daughters of bartlett satterwhite/ rebecca davenport, was the son of john bullock, brother of my nathaniel bullock/ mary hawkins, sons of my richard bullock/ ann henley.   The Porter Family Forest Entries: 64073    Updated: 2004-12-17 22:11:27 UTC (Fri)    Contact: David Porter This is not an authoritative document. This is a copy of my working notes which I am sharing in the interest of collaborative research. Missing sources/references are because of my learning curve or software accidents, not my intent. All updates/corrections are welcomed. I hope you find something helpful here.   ID: I44776 Name: Elizabeth Satterwhite Sex: F Father: Bartlett Satterwhite Mother: Rebecca Davenport Marriage 1 James Bullock Children Elihu Bullock   The Porter Family Forest Entries: 64073    Updated: 2004-12-17 22:11:27 UTC (Fri)    Contact: David Porter ID: I44783 Name: John Bullock Sex: M Birth: 1738 Death: 1799 in Oxford, Granville Co., NC Father: Richard Bullock b: 16 APR 1690 in Hanover Co., VA Mother: Ann(ie) Henley b: 1688 in New Kent Co., VA Marriage 1 Mary Mitchell b: 1737 in Granville Co., NC Married: 11 DEC 1759 in Oxford, Granville Co., NC Married: 12 NOV 1759 in Oxford, Granville Co., NCChildren James Bullock Lucinda Bullock b: 22 OCT 1787 in Edgefield District, SC   The Porter Family Forest Entries: 64073    Updated: 2004-12-17 22:11:27 UTC (Fri)    Contact: David Porter ID: I44787 Name: Richard Bullock Sex: M Birth: 16 APR 1690 in Hanover Co., VA Birth: 16 APR 1697 in New Kent Co., VA Death: 27 OCT 1764 in Granville Co., NC Note: The research of Lewis T. Bullock reveals Richard was in Granville Co, NC in 1756. Richard's will was dated 1764 and was probated in 1766. His exact death date is not known. He died at the homeplace in the fork of Big and Little Nutbush Creek. Ref BIRTH: Julius Augustus McCurdy,"The Stone Mountain McCurdys" (Collegiate Press Inc,Atlanta,1979),p.89. NC State Library. "Index of NC Ancestors,"NC Genealogy Society,Raleigh,1981(Santa Clara Public Library), gives c1695 & VA. Ref MARRIAGE: "Stone",p.89. Ref DEATH: "Index" above. "Abstracts of Wills & Estate Records of Granville Co, NC, 1746-1808" by Zae Hargett Gwynn,published by Joseph W Watson,406 Piedmont Ave,Rocky Mount,NC,1973,p.7:after 27 OCT 1764 & Granville(Denver Public Libr). "Stone,"p.89 gives probate as Nov 1766. Richard lived in Hanover Co., which was carved out of New Kent Co., where he became a prosperous merchant. He is listed as a processioner of St. Paul's parish 1708/1743. In about 1753, Indian troubles caused him to dispose of his land there prior to the move to North Carolina, where he settled on Nutbush Creek. Records show he applied for bounty land for his services for the year 1758 in Col. Byrd's Regiment, during the French and Indian Wars. This land was granted on Ellibies Creek in then Orange Co., NC., which his will directed to be sold to pay debts of his estate. Richard Bullock died in Granville Co., NC, in 1764. His will was dated Oct. 27, 1764, and proved the next month, mentions children Sarah Sims, Agnes Williams, Zacharia, William, John, Susanna Sims, Agatha Nichols, Nathaniel, and Leonard Hendley Bullock. Daughter Anna married to Henry Vandyck was deceased. Nathaniel was willed the land and plantation whereon Richard lived after his mother's death, as well as half the remaining estate, Leonard receiving the other half, after bequests to the other children. Witnesses to his will included Philemon Hawkins, whose daughter Fannie married his son Leonard Henley Bullock. Ref:Sharon Bryant SharonBryant @ worldnet.att.net http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=shirl ey_wright&id=I0926 Will of Richard Bullock of Granville Co., NC *not recorded in will book, but will no. 414 filed in 1766, Oxford, Granville Co., NC. In the name of God, Amen. I, Richard Bullock of the County of Granville and provence of North Carolina, Being very sick though of a perfect sense and memory thanks to Almighty God and calling to mind the uncertainties of this life and that all flesh only yields unto death whensoever it shall please God to call therefor, I appoint this my last will and testament in manner and form following faith and Principally I give my soul unto God that gave me and my Body to the Earth to be Buryied in such manner as my Executors hereinafter named shall think fit, in Sure and Certain hopes of External life through the merits of Jesus Christ my Mediator and Redeemer, and for my Temporal Estate wherewith it has pleased God to bless me with, I give and Bequeath as followith after my Just Debts are paid. Item: I give and bequeath for my daughter, Sarah Sims, one shilling. Item: I give and bequeath to Henry Vandyck one shilling sterling Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter, Agnes Williams, one shilling sterling Item, I give and bequeath to my son, Zachariah Bullock, one shilling sterling Item: I give and bequeath to my son, William Bullock, one shilling sterling Item: I give and bequeath to my son, John Bullock, one shilling sterling Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Susanna Sims, one shilling sterling Item, I give and bequeath to my granddaughter, Ann Vandyck, one feather bed and furniture to the value of Eight pounds Virginia money. Item: I give and bequeath to my grandson, Zachariah Nucholls, one feather bed and furniture to the value of Eight pounds Virginia money. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter, Aggatha Nucholls, one shilling sterling. My will and desire is that my lands on Ellebees Creek in Orange County be sold to pay part of my debts and I live the land and plantation whereon I now to my wife during her natural life, likewise all the remainder of my estate. After my just debts is paid- Item, I give and bequeath to my son, Nathaniel Bullock, after my wife's decease the land and plantation whereon I now live and after my said wife's decease- Item: I give and bequeath to my two youngest sons, Lennard Hendley Bullock, and Nathaniel Bullok, all my estate except what is otherwise divided to be equally divided between them and my desire is that my estate be not appraised. I likewise appoint my said wife and son, Lennard Henley Bullock, my exectrix & executyor of this my last will and testament in witness whereof I have herwith set my hand and affixed my seal this 27th day of October 1764. Signed & sealed and declared to be his Last Will and Testament in presence of William (his x mark), Philemon Hawkins, Julius Howard. Granville Court Sct November Court 1766. This will was proved in open court by the oaths of Philemon Hawkins and Julius Howard subscribing evidence thereon and on motion was ordered to be recorded Test. John Benton, C.C. Father: Edward Bullock b: 1665 in New Kent Co., VA Mother: Sarah Dalby b: ABT 1665 in VA Marriage 1 Ann(ie) Henley b: 1688 in New Kent Co., VA Married: 1706 in New Kent Co., VA Married: DEC 1710 in New Kent Co., VAChildren Agnes Bullock b: ABT 1715 Zachariah Bullock b: ABT 1718 Sarah Bullock b: 1719 in New Kent Co., VA William Bullock b: ABT 1721 in VA Susannah Bullock b: ABT 1726 Agatha Bullock b: ABT 1727 Anne Naudich Bullock b: ABT 1728 Leonard Henley Bullock b: ABT 1736 in VA Nathaniel Benjamin Bullock , Sr. b: ABT 1738 in Granville Co., NC John Bullock b: 1738     interesting, then, that i have these connections re both my harris and goode families, and, then, also my related bullock family with this same wiley glover, who married jemimah satterwhite, daughter of bartlett satterwhite/ rebecca davenport.   however, again, i  could not say more about this william harris, who married elizabeth glover daughter of wiley glover/ jemimah satterwhite and granddaughter of bartlett satterwhite/ rebecca davenport and if he would be part of our harris dna group 8 or not.   i certainly hope, though, we may be able to find other of the harris descendants of these lines to participate in the harris dna project.   belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8------26910

again, besides my harris and goode family connections with the satterwhites; joseph davenport, etc, i also decend from this same, related bullock family also involved with wiley glover in edgefield co, sc.   according to this info, james bullock, who was one of the executors of wiley glover's 1806 edgefield co, sc will, married elizabeth satterwhite, sister of jemimah satterwhite who married wiley glover and who were the daughters of bartlett satterwhite/ rebecca davenport.   again, this was wiley glover/ jemimah satterwhite's daughter, elizabeth glover who married william harris, who pat now says was the grandson of this john harris, sr/ rachel milly kittrell, supposed son of richard harris/ priscilla holmes, who may or may not have been the same richard harris/ margaret kimbrough of granville co, nc.   again, bartlett satterwhite was the brother-in-law of samuel goode, oldest son of my mackerness goode, sr, father also of my frances goode harris, wife of my william harris, sr of lunenburg/ mecklenburg co, va, who, like my william harris, jr/ frances rodgers; my mackerness goode, sr and our mackerness goode, jr obtained these ca 1770 grants in laurens co, sc.   as this info shows, james bullock, who married elizabeth satterwhite, also daughter of bartlett satterwhite/ rebecca davenport, was the son of john bullock, son of richard bullock/ ann henley.   i also descend from richard bullock/ ann henley and his son nathaniel bullock/ mary hawkins, brother of this john bullock, whose son jame bullock married elizabeth satterwhite through my great-grandmother amanda allen harris, wife of my great-grandfather martin alonzo harris.   my amanda allen harris was the daughter of my stephen n. allen/ lucinda colbert of paulding co, ga/ son of my henry allen/ elizabeth  colbert of oglethorpe/ madison cos, ga, son of my george allen/ fanny bullock, daughter of my nathaniel bullock/ mary hawkins of granville/ warren cos, nc and oglethorpe co, ga, son of richard bullock/ ann henley.   like these connections re my harrris and goode family with the satterwhites and this joseph davenport, etc, it would also seem that my bullock family's connections with this wiley glover, etc, would also be important and relevant as well.   again, i do not know more, however, about this william harris, who married elizabeth glover, granddaughter of bartlett satterwhite/ rebecca davenport other than what pat has posted and/ or what i have been able to find on line.     here to follow is the edgefield co, sc will for wiley glover,  which names jemimah satterwhite glover as his wife; elizabeth glover, his daughter and  james bullock as one of the executors of his will.   again, although i will not include all of the info, i descend also from this same bullock family i.e. nathaniel bullock/ mary hawkins, brother of this john bullock, father of this james bullock, who was the executor of wiley glover's edgefield co, sc will.     From: "Lee and Billie Jones" < [email protected]> Subject: [SC] Will of Wiley Glover, Edgefield Dist, SC /s/ 1804 /f/ 1806 Date: Sun, 18 Aug 2002 14:18:50 -0400 The following will was copied from the SC Probate records, Edgefield Co, SC on microfilm at the SC State archives. I have several Wiley Glovers in my files, but cannot place this one. Can anyone help with family connections. Please post to me personally from the Glover list, as I do not subscribe to that list. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] Will of Wiley Glover, Box 12, pkg 404. J Glover & J. Bullock Exor. Filed Mar. 25, 1806 In the name of God amen, I Wily Glover of the District of Edgefield in the State of SC .....I dispose as follows: First I give to my loving wife Jemima Glover my bay riding horse and riding chair Item It is my wish and desire that my land be equally divided into two equal part. Item I lend my loving wife Jemima Glover during her natural life the use of the one half of my land the same including the plantation and buildings where I how live and five negro., three heads of hogs, one your sorrel mare, one bay filly, and one sorrel horse coalt (sic). Ten head of Pick'd cattle, all my stock of hogs and sheep, two feather beds and furniture; and as much of the household and kitchen furniture and plantation tools as she wishes to keep for her use. Item I give my daughter Elizabeth Glover my candle stand wand when she marries or comes of age, one good feather bed and furniture ad at the decease of my wife, that part of land which I now live on. Item I give my son Willis Satterwhite Glover the north end half of my land, my case, and when he married or comes of age a good feather bed and furniture. Item: he lists Negroes to be divided between his children when they come of age. Item All property not before bequeathed shall be sold on a credit of one year and the proceeds to pay his debts. And the balance to be put out on interest for the use and support of my children Elizabeth Glover and Willis Satterwhite Glover. Item It is my will. that when my daughter becomes of age or marrys that all of the money arising from the sales of my property be equally divided between my daughter and son. Item it is my wish that my wife Jemima shall keep and have the use of the Negroes which I have bequeathed to my (son and daughter) until they come of age or marry. Item I make my loving wife Jemima Glover Exex and Nathan Lipscomb and James Bullock Exec... this 6 Dec 1804 /s/ Wily Glover Wittness: Eli Bowie, Cathrine (x) Bowie, (fancy initial) Bullock. A few accountings that I was interested in: Cash paid to Creswell Moore, 1811 Betsy Glover attended Cambridge Academy Accounting shows that Elizabeth Glover marries William Harris before April 12, 1815. Letter of guardianship for Willis Glover in Abbeville Co.  to be continued:     belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8---------26910

pat   this is very interesting.     i remember in our corresponding early on that you mentioned someone had tested, who had thought they were a match with our harris dna group 8 but, then, did not match, but i do not remember your saying exactly what the info was on that person and/ or going into any of the details.   so, again, this is interesting to learn that this was someone who had, like my own harris and goode families, some connections also to this same satterwhite; davenport; mitchell, etc families with connections, again, to this same lunenburg co, va area.   as we know, info on these family tree rootsweb sites is not always accurate and i find that the info re this john harris/ rachel milly kittrell have that he was born from a range of dates from ca 1720 to ca 1755.   also, most of these if they give a father for this john harris, they have it was richard harris/ margaret kimbrough and not richard harris/ priscilla holmes.   per the info, there is said to have been a granville co, nc deed wherein richard harris/ priscilla holmes gave land to their son, john harris.    does anyone have a copy of this granville co, nc deed?    in order for this richard harris/ margaret kimbrough, who may  have been the same richard harris, who married priscilla holmes; this sherwood harris/ jane hudspeth; robert harris/ lemender smith to have been the sons of this richard harris/ sarah b ca 1694, said by wiggins to have been one of the 8 sons of our william harris/ mary giles, they would have to have been born no earlier than ca 1714, etc.   so, someone born as early as 1720 would have been more the age of richard harris/ priscilla holmes or richard harris/ margaret kimbrough, etc, and not the age to have been a son of richard harris/ priscilla holmes.   however, these connections that this was the same bartlett satterwhite, who was the brother-in-law of my/ our samuel goode, whose granddaughter  elizabeth glover  married this william harris are definitely interesting.   in fact, besides my harris and goode connections also re the satterwhites and joseph davenport, etc, i also have connections also re this same wiley glover re my same, related bullock family as well.   also, per info i have noted, some of these same families also moved to benton/ calhoun/ cleburne co, al, which is also interesting as my arch harris/ elizabeth carter sold his land in 1852 in paulding co, ga and moved to benton/ cleburne co, al where he died there in 1869.   i agree with you we need to find other harris descendants of richard harris/ margaret kimbrough and/ or richard harris/ priscilla holmes as well as this robert harris, wife, lemender, etc, to also participate in the harris dna project.   to be continued:     belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8-------26910    

Joseph Davenport d 1788 m Jemima Mitchell and had daughter Rebecca Davenport. Rebecca Davenport marries Bartlett Satterwhite and they have Jemima Satterwhite; Jemima Satterwhite marries Wiley Glover, and they have Elizabeth Glover; Elizabeth Glover marries William Harris. I show William Harris as a son of John Harris, Jr. and Milly Stanfield LInk; John Harris, Jr. s/o John Harris, Sr. and Rachel Milly Kittrell; John Harris, Aaron's Ck Granville NC supposed son of Richard Harris/Priscilla Holmes. Richard Harris/Priscilla line is said to be Group 6. Several years ago one of our first entries into Harris DNA was for this Richard line, but it was and remains unmatched. Currently the DNA for a descendant of Lemander and Robert Harris is also unmatched. We should recruit another descendant of the Richard Harris line to see where the DNA falls. Do we have any Harrises from this line currently on HH or other Harris lists? **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read reviews on AOL Autos. (http://autos.aol.com/cars-BMW-128-2008/expert-review?ncid=aolaut00050000000017 )

again, the same joseph davenport, who witnessed these lunenburg co, va/ granville co, nc deeds re the mitchells and satterwhites to edmund taylor, who was the brother of col joseph taylor, who was the executor of robert harris/ lemender's granville co, nc will, was the same joseph davenport who moved to and died in newberry co, sc.   again, joseph davenport was the father-in-law of our samuel goode, son of my mackerness goode, sr and also of bartlett satterwhite, who, again, was part of this same satterwhite family who had both been in lunenburg co, va and granville co, nc.   SATTERWHITE, Michael Deed Book 5, Page 353 Michael SATTERWHITE and Amey, his wife, of Granville County, NC to Edmund TAYLOR of Lunenburg County .cons. 850 pounds . 1397 acres on south side of the Roanoke River . adjoining James LEWIS, James MITCHELL and John ROBINSON. Witnesses: David MITCHELL, Joseph DAVENPORT, Reuben MORSE (MORRIS). /s/ Michael SATTERWHITE /s/ Amey SATTERWHITE."   again, joseph davenport was the father-in-law of our samuel goode, son of my mackerness goode, sr and the following info, per the laurens co, sc patents for my william harris, sr/ frances goode; my william harris, jr/ frances rodgers; my mackerness goode, sr and his son our, mackerness goode, jr, which i have posted a number of times previously, joseph davenport paid the tax/ memorial for my mackerness goode, sr's 100 acre grant.   survey for mackerness goode, sr, pursuant to precept dated 1 march 1769, 100 acres in berkley county on the waters of the little river, bounded west by daniel osborne, east by mackernees goode, jr.  survey certified 21 june, 1769.  john caldwell, d.s.   memorial by mackerness goode, sr, in berkley co on waters of little river....certified 6 feb 1771 and granted 12 april 1771; quit rent to commence in 2 years.  signed 13 may 1771 by joseph davenport, delivered 7 oct 1773.  john caldwell,  d.s.   again, this laurens co, sc deed, also cited previously, shows that samuel goode was the oldest son of my mackerness goode, sr.   laurens co, sc deed book C, page 193, 1789, samuel goode, gentleman, to richard shackleford, pastor of the baptist chuch, for 100 pds, 100 acres on the little river, original grant 4/ 12/ 1771 to mackerness goode, sr, who died intestate and samuel goode, his heir at law.  witnesses:  joseph cox; francis brooks; alexander stewart.  silvanus walker, j.p. here is the newberry co, sc will for joseph davenport, showing that our samuel goode and barlett satterwhite were his son-in-laws.   5Aug1788 - Probate: Last Will & Testament of Joseph Davenport, made this date, probated 16May1791. Named daughter Rebecca Satterwhite to have 200 acres where she lives, Negro Dick, and bed; Jemima Satterwhite, daughter to Bartlett Satterwhite and Rebecca Satterwhite, to have Negro girl Annekey; daughter Amy Phillips to have Negroes James and Aggy, and certain chattel; granddaughters Edna and Jemina Goode, daughters of Samuel and Jemima Goode, to have Negroes Dina and Silva when Jemima shall arrive at age 16; grandson Joseph Phillips, son of John and Amy Phillips, to have Mulatto boy Bob; grandson Joseph Davenport, son of David and Hannah Davenport, to have L80 from Robert Gilliam and Benjamin Cobb, and 250 acres including the east side of the land whereon I now live, a bed, and a horse; Violet Welch [no identification], to have L3 per year for her natural life, a cow, a calf, and beef--to live in a small room in my house for as long she lives, and 250 pounds of flour and 100 pounds of beef and pork yearly; everything else to son David. Executors: Son David Davenport, friends William Moore, James Caldwell... /s/ Joseph Davenport. Wit: John Thomas Scott, Starling Dixon, Alexander McMullen. (Newberry County, SC, Wills A:112)       belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8--------26910        

here is the info showing from one of these rootsweb sites that this edmund taylor of lunenburg/ granville cos, nc was the brother of this col joseph taylor, who was the executor of robert harris/ lemender's granville co, nc will.   William Osborne Family Tree Entries: 39041    Updated: 2008-07-27 15:23:13 UTC (Sun)    Contact: William D Osborne Index | Descendancy | Register | Pedigree | Ahnentafel | Download GEDCOM | Add Post-em ID: I35424 Name: Edmund Taylor Surname: Taylor Given Name: Edmund Sex: M Birth: 12 May 1723 in , Spotsylvania, VA 1 Christening: 2 1 Death: Apr 1808 in , Granville, NC 1 _UID: F677BBFCB5747B4195C843587FA9B8765735 Change Date: 28 Apr 2008 at 17:44:17 Father: Colonel John Taylor b: 18 Nov 1696 in , Caroline, VA Mother: Catherine Pendleton b: 8 Dec 1699 in , King and Queen, VA Marriage 1 Anne Lewis b: 2 Mar 1730/1731 in , Goochland, Va Married: 2 Mar 1747/1748 in , Granville, NCChildren Lewis Taylor b: 17 Aug 1751 Richard Taylor b: 17 Jan 1753 Howell Taylor b: 16 Oct 1754 John Taylor b: 4 Dec 1756 Mary Taylor b: 13 Dec 1760 in Oxford, NC Colonel Edmund Taylor b: 3 Jul 1763 in Lunenburg, VA Ann Taylor b: 1765 Elizabeth Taylor b: 1767 Frances Taylor b: 24 Jul 1771 James Taylor b: 1773 Sources: Title: Tate, Taylor, and Southern Families 2 Author: Ann Bloomquist Repository: Note: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ Title: John Taylor 1478 to Ron Taylor 2000 From: Ron Taylor Repository: Media: Book Text: Family History: Notable British Famil  here is the info from this rootsweb site which shows that this col joseph taylor, who was the executor of robert harris/ lemender granville co, nc will, was the son of this john taylor/  catherine pendleton and brother of this edmund taylor, who died ca 1808 granville co, nc but who had lived previously,  like the satterwhites; mitchells, etc, in lunenburg co, va.   Ancestries of Errol S. BEVAN and Hollie C. ATKINSON BEVAN to ADAM and EVE including REINHARDT and BLOCKER Cousins and more Entries: 160057    Updated: 2008-08-13 05:08:25 UTC (Wed)    Contact: Errol Bevan WE BELIEVE WE CAN BE AN ETERNAL FAMILY THROUGH CHRIST! Index | Descendancy | Register | Pedigree | Ahnentafel | Public Profile | Add Post-em ID: I1081 Name: John TAYLOR Surname: TAYLOR Given Name: John Sex: M Birth: 18 Nov 1696 in Caroline Co, Va, Va Death: 22 Mar 1780 in Young, Granville, North Carolina, USA Burial: Mcpelah Cem, Townsville, Granville Co, North Carolina, USA Ancestral File #: 2HLP-26 LDS Baptism: 23 Feb 1909 Temple: SLAKE Endowment: 19 Jan 1912 Sealing Child: 12 Jun 1947 Note: Information found at: http://moon.ouhsc.edu/rbonner/myff/d0086/g0000043.html>#I1822 He was a great man and a writer; made a name in VA as a writer of agricultural journals. He was raised by his uncle; moved from Caroline Co., VA to another VA County and then to NC. Around 1755, John & Catherine moved to ...Macpelah..., south of Townesville, in Granville Co, NC with most of their children settling around them. John and Catherine are buried there. 1 Change Date: 11 Sep 2007 at 01:00:00 Father: Col. James TAYLOR b: 12 Feb 1635 in Earl, Hare, Carlisle, England Mother: Mary GREGORY b: 1665 in Of Essex, Rappahannock, , Virginia, USA Marriage 1 Isabe Catherine PENDLETON b: 18 Dec 1699 in King And Queen , Virginia, USA Married: 14 Feb 1716 in Rapidan, Orange, Virginia, USA Sealing Spouse: 5 Feb 1913 in LOGANChildren William TAYLOR b: 19 Dec 1737 in Caroline, Virginia, USA c: 18 Jan 1738 Mary TAYLOR b: 30 May 1718 in Rapidan, Orange, Virginia, USA Catherine TAYLOR b: 30 Dec 1719 in Rapidan, Orange, Virginia, USA Ann TAYLOR b: 10 May 1721 in Rapidan, Orange, Virginia, USA Edmund TAYLOR b: 12 May 1723 in Rapidan, Orange, Virginia, USA Isabella TAYLOR b: 26 Jun 1725 in Rapidan, Orange, Virginia, USA Elizabeth TAYLOR b: 9 Jul 1735 in C, Caroline, Va Col. Joseph TAYLOR b: 19 Feb 1742 in Rapidan, Orange, Virginia, USA c: 20 Feb 1742 in Rapidan, Orange, Virginia, USA John TAYLOR b: 17 Jul 1727 in Rapidan, Orange, Virginia, USA James TAYLOR b: 7 Sep 1729 in Of Orange, Co, Va Philip TAYLOR b: 17 Feb 1732 in Rapidan, Orange, Virginia, USA  to be continued: belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8-------26910

again, the info shows that the harris family of granville co, nc were also involved with individuals in lunenburg co, va, who also had connections with my harris and goode family in lunenburg co, va and these connections continued also on into laurens/ newberry cos, sc.   per the will of robert harris/ lemander of granville co, nc,  his executor was his friend, col joseph taylor.    the granville co, nc will of robert harris/ lemender indicates that he does have kinship with richard harris/ margaret kimbrough.   Source: Abstracts of The Wills and Estate Records Of Granville County, North Carolina, 1746-1808 by Zae Hargett Gwynn Will Book 1, 1772-1787, pp. 519-521 June 1, 1875 --- proved August Court 1786 --- Will of Robert Harris: to my niece Mary Harris, daughter of David Harris, my best bed and furniture, and a cow and calf; to my grandson Thomas Harris, son of Thomas Harris, a negro and all land I own adjoining Kimbrough, Ogelvie, and Thomas Wilbourne, except 100 acres which is to be laid off for Thomas Wilbourn; to daugher Mary Ogelvie, 50 pds.; to daughter Limander (Gimender?) Hampton, 50 pds.; all else sold and divided to sons Christopher, Sherwood, Robert, David, and Samuel Harris; to my wife Lemander Harris, a negro and all property she has in her possession if she can give just cause for leaving her marriage bed and, if not, all sold and divided as heretofore directed. exrs: my son Sherwood Harris, Samuel Harris, and friend Col. Joseph Taylor. Wts: R. D. Cooke, Temperance Wilbourn, John Ogelvie.    per this rootsweb site, col joseph taylor was the son of this  john taylor/ catherine pendleton and this was his brother  edmund taylor.   per the info, this was col joseph taylors' brother, edmund taylor, who died ca 1808 granville co, nc but who had previously also lived also in lunenburg co, va.     per the following deeds these were the same satterwhite and mitchell families, who had also been in lunenburg co, va, but who were now in granville co, nc who sold land to edmund taylor.   these connections re the satterwhites and my harris and goode  family are quite involved.   joseph davenport, who witnessed these deeds moved from granville co, nc to newberry co, sc and he was the father-in law of our samuel goode, son of my mackerness goode, sr  and also of this bartlett satterwhite, who was part of this same satterwhite family.   i also want it to be noted that this earl bevan, who posted this info that col joseph taylor of granville co, nc, son of john taylor/ catherine pendleton and brother of edmund taylor, is also interested in the same blocker family re redding blocker, who was enumerated adjacent my archibald harris/ elizabeth carter per the 1834 ga state census of cobb co, ga.   again, redding blocker was the son of michael blocker/ rosannah griffin of edgefield co, sc whose father william griffin is  indicated/ shown to have been related to this anthony griffin, who was not only a legate of peter hudson, sr, but was also a  neighbor on this 1750 dodson survey for this land in halifax co,  va for william harris, sr and william harris, jr and which became  a patent to my william harris, sr/frances goode in 1758 and who in this case was the william harris, jr on this 1750 dodson survey.   again, both michel blocker and daniel mckie, jr were also purchasers at ellis palmer's 1800 edgefield co, sc estate sale and ellis palmer was the brother-in-law of my simcock cannon, grandfather of my jane cannon harris, wife of my charles harris.   again, my charles harris had owned land in laurens co, sc which became the property of lydall allen, which had involved a suit with daniel mckie, sr.   again, daniel mckie, sr was the son of michael mckie, who died in newberry co, sc but who was also from lunenburg co, va and, again, this same satterwhite family also of lunenburg co, va and granville co, nc had also married with this same mckie family.   SATTERWHITE, Michael Deed Book 5, Page 353 Michael SATTERWHITE and Amey, his wife, of Granville County, NC to Edmund TAYLOR of Lunenburg County .cons. 850 pounds . 1397 acres on south side of the Roanoke River . adjoining James LEWIS, James MITCHELL and John ROBINSON. Witnesses: David MITCHELL, Joseph DAVENPORT, Reuben MORSE (MORRIS). /s/ Michael SATTERWHITE /s/ Amey SATTERWHITE." "MITCHELL, James Deed Book 5, Page 372 James MITCHELL of Granville County, NC to Edmund TAYLOR of Lunenburg County . cons. 150  pounds . 829 acres . two tracts . adjoining (1)  James LEWIS, Michael SATTERWHITE and Nathaniel ROBINSON, and (2) on Mill Creek at county line adjoining BUSBY. Witnesses: David MITCHELL, Joseph DAVENPORT, Michael SATTERWHITE. /s/  James MITCHELL. Dated 3 April 1759 Recorded 1 May 1759." "SATTERWHITE, Thomas Deed Book 1, Page 46 Thomas SATTERWHITE of Lunenburg County to John  SATTERWHITE of same county . cons. 440 pounds . tract of land on Roanoke River in Lunenburg County .  bounded by Roanoke River on south,  Peter PURYEAR on west, Little Creek on north, and Edward LEWIS and Zachariah BAKER on east. Witnesses: Robert MUNFORD, John LYNCH, Bartlett SATTERWHITE. /s/  Thomas SATTERWHITE. Dated 16 Dec 1764 Recorded 13 May 1765." to be continued:   belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8-------26910

ira,   i have noted that in the past that you had also posted that this richard harris/ margaret kimbrough; sherwood harris/ jane hudspeth; robert harris/ lemender smith were the sons of this richard harris, wife, sarah, who, again, was stated by wiggins to have been one of the 8 sons of our william harris/ mary giles of hanover/ louisa co, va and who had this patent in 1725 for this land on cubb creek.   then, more recently, you have posted that this richard harris/ margaret kimbrough was the son of this robert harris/ elizabeth turner of hanover co, va.   do you now have proof that richard harris/ margaret kimbrough was the son of this robert harris/ elizabeth turner?   again, and i will say more about this, but  like these connections with the wilkins family in granville co, nc, there are also other connections re the harrises there in granville co, nc with my harris and goode family, etc, and other of these same individuals and families there in lunenburg co, va and even on into laurens/ newberry cos, sc.     belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8---------26901

again, this is what these hanover/ louisa co, va deeds do show that this richard harris and sherwood harris would have also been part of our captain thomas harris', our william harris/ mary giles' harris line and family.   here are other of the deeds also for richard harris, etc, but what i want to mainly focus on here is the info which carol posted recently which shows that marmaduke kimbrough's land was also adjacent our david harris/ jane landy richardson.   these granville/ edgecombe co, nc deeds show that richard harris/ margaret kimbrough was the brother-in-law of mamaduke kimbrough.   so, whether you are looking at these hanover/ louisa cos, va cubb creek deeds or these granville/ edgecombe co, nc deeds, they show connections re both richard harris and marmaduke kimbrough with our david harris/ jane landy richardson and our harris family there on cubb creek in louisa co, va.   i cannot say, which is what wiggins also said,  that he was the same richard harris/ margaret kimbrough, who also re-married priscilla holmes or not?   Louisa Co. Deed Books A & B, 1742-1759, by Rosalie E. Davis page 6: 1 June 1743 Richard Blalock of LouisaCo. to Philip Timberlake of same.  L30 sterling.  104 acres on lower side of Cubb Creek...William Blalock's corner on lower side of Cubb Creek near the crossing place of the Road...RICHARD HARRIS'  line.  Richard Blalock  Wit:  Roger Thompson, Humphry (X) Parish, Jeremiah Glen.  13 June 1743 acknowledged by Richard Blalock.  Rachel, his wife relinq. right of dower.   p 46 p 341  23 Feb. 1748 (1749) Joseph Fox of Louisa Co., Gent., to Nelson Anderson of Hanover Co., Planter.  L50 currt. money.  Two tracts containing 261 acres; one tract of 147 acres on lower side of Cubb Creek; the other 114 acres on upper side of Cubb Creek opposite and contiguous to each other.  Tract on lower side of Cubb Creek purchased by sd Fox of Humphrey Parish; Anselm Clarkson's corner...lower side of Cub Creek...pine standing by the Road...near the bridge.  Tract on upper side of sd creek purchased by sd Fox of Milton Blalock and John Blalock; corner of RICHARD HARRIS' on upper side of sd creek.  Joseph Fox  Wit: Barttelot Anderson, Thos. Perkins, henry Bibb, Thomas McCredie, David Anderson. 28 Mar 1749 proved by Barttelot Anderson and Thomas McCradie, 23 May 1749 proved by oath of David Anderson  83 p 498-499  28 Aug 1752  Richard Henderson and Elizabeth, his wife, of Louisa Co., Planter, to John Brook of same.  L35 currt. money 100 acres on the north side of the South Anna River in Fredericksville Par.; part of 312 acres bought of RICHARD HARRIS by LAWRENCE REDMAN and conveyed to sd Henderson...William Adams corner on the River bank...Joseph East's corner on the Southanna River...Nelson Anderson's line.  Richard Henderson Elizabeth (X) Henderson  Wit:  W. Norvell, Trifaner (X) Woody 27 Feb 1753 proved by all the witnesses. Book A, p. 470. 4 May 1752  Stephen Harris of Hanover Co. to Jeffrey Clarke of Goochland Co. £50 currt. money. 62 acres on Cub Creek; purchased of John Blalock; lying between the boundary of Benjamin Timberlaik, Phillip Timberlaik, and Nelson Anderson. Stephen (SH) Harris Wit: Thos. Murrell, William Murrell, Jas. (I) Liggon. 28 Jul 1752 acknowledged by Stephen Harris.   Louisa Co, Va Deed Book A, page 131, Grantor: John Blalock Sen, Grantee: John Anderson, Date: 14- Nov- 1743. John Blalock, Sen of St Martin's Parish, Louisa Co, Planter, to John Anderson of St. Pauls Parish, Hanover Co, Planter for 50 pds, 206 acres on both sides of Harris fork of Cub Creek, St Martins Parish, part of 400 acres granted to William Harris by patent and conveyed to John Blalock by deed...road running north, Harris fork of Cub Creek...John Blalock, Jr's line.  Wit:  Barttelot Anderson, John longan, John Pryor, Charles Smith, 13 Feb 1743.   Louisa Co, Va Deed Book A, p. 286-288.  13 Oct 1746  Richard Palmer of Fredericksville Par., Louisa Co., Planter, and Grissel, his wife, to Pauncy Anderson of St. Martin ’s Par., Hanover, Gent.  £125 currt. money.  400 acres in Fredericksville Par…Mr. White’s line; granted by patent 11 Apr 1732 to Matthew Jouett, late of Hanover Co., dec’d.; by sd. Jouett conveyed to sd. Palmer by deed of Feoffment recorded in Hanover Co. Also 200 acres and plantation adjoinint to the last mentioned tract…White’s corner…Harris’ line… …Millington Blalock’s corner…William Harris’ corner; purchased by sd. Palmer by Indenture of Feoffment 6 Apr 1739 of John Blalock recorded in Hanover Co. Richard Palmer   Grissel (+) Palmer Wit: Joseph Fox, Philip Timberlake, John Holt and David Johnson. 28 Jul 1747 proved by oath of Joseph Fox.   ( again, this same richard palmer witnessed lunenburg co, va deeds re my william harris, sr/ frances goode and william harris/ judith hudson. ) Book: A, Page: 369, Grantor: Edward Harris, Grantee: William Watkins, Date: 05-Jan-1749 Edward Harris of Louisa and his wife Ann to William Watkins of Hanover Co. £80 for 150 acres and plantation on Cub Creek adj. William Harris, being part of 400 acres granted to William Harris, the deceased father of said Edward Harris by patent 24 Mar 1725. Witnesses: John Snead, Midas Burford, Samuel Sneed.   27 Mar 1750 proved by oaths of Miles Burford, Samuel Snead and Israel Snead. Anne Harris acknowledged deed. Book A, p. 256-257.  20 Oct 1746  David Harris of St. Martin ’s Par., Hanover Co., to Israel Snead of same. £65.  253 acres on south side of Cubb Creek; part of a tract granted to William Harris by patent 24 Mar 1725.  David Harris Wit: Jno. Pryor, John Snead, Stephen (S) Harris, Samuel Snead. 25 Nov 1746 proved by oaths of John Snead, Stephen Harris and Samuel Snead. Jane, the wife of sd. Harris relinquished her right of dower.    again, we know from these granville/ edgecombe co, nc deeds that richard harris/ margaret kimbrough is stated to have been the brother-in-law of marmaduke kimbrough.     carol posted this info recently showing that marmaduke kimbrough also had land there on cubb creek which was also adjacent our david harris/ jane landy richardson.   again, both david harris/ jane landy richardson and this edward harris, wife, ann, are shown to have been the sons of our william harris/ mary giles, who obtained this patent there on cubb creek in 1725.   here, again, is what carol posted:   This looks to be the William Harris 1725 land patent on Cubb Cr. then Hanover Co. later Louisa Co. Marmaduke Kimbrough had Cubb Cr. land adj. David Harris in 1733 land patent of John Blalock. This is, supposedly, Gp 8's William Harris....Richard Harris also had land on Cubb at one point in time as well as Sherwood Harris who had Cubb Cr. land from 1743-46. 1725 William Harris 400a N.L. Hanover Co. on both sides of Cubb Cr & Harris' fork on Capt Dabney's line 24 Mar 1725 C&P Vol III, p 296 1725 Thomas Harris 400a, N.L. Hanover Co. on both sides of Cubb Cr adj. William Harris & Dabney's line 24 Mar 1725 p 296 C&P Vol III JOHN BLALOCK John Blalock VAPB 15:034 20 Jun 1733 1020a on both sides the S fork of Cubb Creek ...Horn's corner shrubby white oak sapling in Blalocks line John Horn's line ...of David Harris's ... David Harris's... Harris's & Marmaduke Kimbrow's corner pine... Christopher Clark's corner ... Thomas Foard's ... Thomas Rice's corner ...Rice's corner white oak on the South fork of Cub Creek [my note: John Blalock was named in the 1725 Hanover Co. will of Theodocia Jennings....also named in her will was Thomas Harris, Sarah Dabney, Rebecca Hudson, Eliz. Brown, Nicholas Gentry, with John Blalock as exec. & trusted friend, witnesses John Smith, Edward Bullock, John Scott.] Louisa Co. Book: A, Page: ?, Grantor: John Blalock, the older, Grantee: Daniel Burford, the older, Date: 12-Dec-1743 John Blalock, the older of Fredericksville Par., Louisa Co. to Daniel Burford, the older of St. John's Par. King William Co. #32. 252 acres in Fredericksville Par.... lower branch of Cub Creek at the Bridge in Blalock's Road ..... DAVID HARRIS' line .... Philip Timberlake's line ... corner between Timberlake and William Blalock ... along the line of the land lately conveyed to John Anderson by sd. John Blalock; land whereon sd. Blalock now lives part thereof being part of 4,000 (sic) acres granted to Thomas Harris by patent 24 Mar 1725; the other part being part of 1,020 acres granted to John Blalock by patent 20 Jun 1733. Sig. John Blalock. again, this is what this info does show, and  is confirmed by our harris dna group 8, that this was our captain thomas harris'/ william harris/ mary giles' harris family involved with each other there on cubb creek in hanover/ louisa co, sc and that this included both this richard harris and sherwood harris and that the info shows that they were also the same richard harris/ margaret kimbrough and sherwood harris/ wife, jane, who were also there in granville/ edgecombe cos, nc.     belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8-------26910

again, all of this harris family on cubb creek and/ or associated with this cubb creek land in hanover/ louisa co, va is indicated to me and, per the records, etc, to have been the harris family of our captain thomas harris' harris family and either the sons/ grandsons of our william harris/ mary giles or his brother edward harris.   again, as most know, who are interested in the early colonial va/ nc harris families,  kathryn wiggins studied the harrises there for a number of years and compiled her research in a number of volumes/ booklets which she called the  "harris papers".   i have several of her volumes/ booklets which i acquired from her quite a number of years ago.  i have her:  harris papers: new kent/ hanover co, va;  harris papers:  lunenburg co, va; and harris papers:  granville co, nc.     wiggins has in her harris papers:  granville co, nc that: "sherwood harris, who died in 1763 and left his will in granville co, nc is thought by the best authorities, mr joe harris; dr malcolm harris, and others as well as the collector of these abtracts (herself)  to be the sherwood harris who in the 1750's processioned the lines of the land in louisa co, va records that had belonged to his father richard harris, deceased, doubtless his father.   also in her harris papers:  granville co, nc, she has a geneagraph she compiled re our captain thomas harris' harris family in 1982 based on her years of research on the early harris families.   i cannot say that kathryn wiggins got it all right, per this geneagraph, but, again, whether in regard to kathryn wiggins; malcom harris; or lee harris, etc, we need to figure out what it is they did get right and what they did not get right and what these records themselves do show.   kathryn wiggins has, then, that this richard harris/ sarah b ca 1694-1745 was one of the 8 sons of our william harris/ mary giles, son of our major william harris/ and his 2nd wife, alice, son of our captain thomas harris 1611 jamestown.   again, our alice, widow of our major william harris, re-married george alvis.   then, she has that this richard harris/ sarah, who was the son of our william harris/ mary giles, was the father of richard harris/ margaret kimbrough, who re-married priscilla holmes and who died 1787 granville co, nc; this same sherwood harris/ jane, who died 1763 granville co, nc, and, robert harris / lemander, who died also there in granville co, nc in 1787.   again, malcolm harris and joe harris agreed with her that this was the same sherwood harris.  so, again, what info had they seen?   we, again, know that malcolm harris and others also agreed that this was our william harris/ mary giles' harris family on cubb creek in hanover/ louisa co, va.   i also agree with them that this was our william harris/ mary giles and our captain thomas harris' line and family who were on cubb creek in hanover/ louisa cos, va.      again, it does not make sense to me that this would have been both our captain thomas harris' harris line and family and your captain william harris/ temperance overton's harris line and family also there on cubb creek and who were involved there with each other.   in fact, again, our harris dna confirms that this was our captain thomas harris' harris line and family there in cubb creek in hanover/ louisa co, va.    as shown, this was our david harris/ jane landy richardson, who was also cited in these cubb creek deeds and who is shown to have been a son of our william harris/ mary giles.   again, descendants of david harris/ jane landy richardson are a match with our harris dna group 8, tracing back, per the records, to our captain thomas harris 1611 of jamestown.   again, as shown, there was also a richard harris and a sherwood harris there on cubb creek  which we have cited per these louisa co, va deeds many times.    if, again, as these deeds and info show that this was our william harris/ mary giles harris' family on cubb creek, then, i am going to have to, again, agree with wiggins and others that this is also indicated to have been all our harris family there on cubb creek, which included, then, this richard harris and sherwood harris.    these louisa co, va deeds re richard harris and sherwood harris also there on cubb creek have been posted many times but here are some of these deeds again.   specifically, it shows that the land sherwood harris sold to nelson anderson was adjacent william harris and in david harris' line.   it also shows that sherwood harris had purchased this land from richard henderson.     this was the same richard henderson, who witnessed the brunswick co, va deed wherein william harris, who i believe was william harris/ judith hudson, sold this land in louisa co, va to stephen harris, who, again, is also shown to have been the same stephen harris who was also involved with david harris.     Louisa Co, Va Deed Book A, p. 107-108, 3 Aug 1743 William Harris of Brunswick Co. to Stephen Harris of St. Martin ’s Par., Hanover Co. £12 currt. money. 62 acres and plantation in Fredericksville Par. William Harris Wit: Richard Henderson, James Woody, John (X) Adams 12 Sept 1743 proved by oaths of the witnesses.     i have also talked about this richard henderson previously.  the info shows that this richard henderson, wife, elizabeth, was the son of this william henderson.   here is info on the will of william henderson and it connects him with this theophilus watson, sr, who is shown to have been the same theophilus watson, sr also involved with our william harris/ mary giles and george alvis, per the processioning records of new kent co, va.     Only one fragment remains of William Henderson's will and the settlement of his estate. Richard Henderson was one of the executors; the other was Theophilus Watson Sr., the father of Thomas Watson who was born 1684, and was brother-in-law of Quaker Richard Henderson.   Elderly Theophilus Watson was probably appointed executor to watch over Richard Henderson whose business sense was less than exact; the fragment shows that Richard Henderson could not provide vouchers for some of his expenditures of William Henderson's estate money; the court decided Richard Henderson's accounts were probably true, and his financial statement was admitted to record.   Richard  Henderson lived on Cub Creek near William Henderson and appears to have been William Henderson's only son in Louisa county. Son William  Henderson lived in Goochland and son Thomas Henderson had died, leaving heirs. Names of William Henderson's three sons-in-law were listed: James Pyrant, Thomas Watson, and Lawrence Redman........     again, as shown, this theophilus watson, sr, who was an executor of william henderson's will was the same theophilus watson, who was also processioned with our william harris/ mary giles and our george alvis, per the processioning records of new kent co, va.   this is also from the kathryn wiggins':  harris papers/ new kent/ hanover cos, va re processing records for st paul's parish/ new kent co, va:     Precinct # 15., 1711:  "The Lands of George Alves, William Harris, Thomas Harden, Theophilus Watson, George Marr, & Jos. Hamilton, lying Adjacent to each Other, being made one precinct, of which the Sd. George Alves and William Harris are appointed Overseers, who made this return on the Back of the Order viz. The within Order Executed by all, only Thomas Casey instead of George Marr, and Adam Rutherford instead of Joseph Hamilton.  Subscrib'd George Alves and William Harris."   again, this is also shown to have been our william harris/ mary giles, associated with george alvis and theophilus watson, sr per this new kent co, va processioning record in 1711.   here, again, is the louisa co, va deed showing that the land sherwood harris purchased of richard henderson adjoined william harris and was in david harris' line.      Louisa Co, Va Deed Book A, Page 283: Grantor: Shirwood Harris, Grantee: Nelson Anderson, Date: 05-Feb-1746 Shirwood Harris of St. Paul's Par. Hanover Co. to Nelson Anderson of St. Paul's Par. Hanover Co. +56 for 252 acres land and plantation, purchased of John Foster by deed 13 Feb 1743 on both sides of Cub Creek in Fredericksville Par. adjoining William Harris, crossing Cubb Creek. all tract of land joining purchased by said Harris of Richard Henderson by deed 7 Apr 1745 adjoining Wm. Adam's corner, Joseph East's line, David Harris' line, Sherwood Harris corner, Timberlake's line.     to be continued:   belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8---------26910

The abstracted 1764 will of John McCord, Sr. of Albemarle Co. reads as follows. Source is given. MCCORD, JOHN, SR. 2 March 1764. 8 March 1764. Of Moremans River. Wife to have maintenance from plantation. sons: John, Benjamin, William McCord. Son John to pay Chrsitopher Harris two pounds curr. Exrs: sons John and Benjamin Wit: Gabriel Maupin (?) and James Little Source: J. Estelle Stewart King, Abstracts of Wills, Inventories, and Administration Accounts of Albemarle County, Virginia, 1748-1800 (Will Books A, B, 3 and 4) [Beverly Hills, CA: Published by author, 1940], p. 14) This booklet has been filmed by the Family History Library. The film number is 1421873, Item 13. However a note under the subtitle, submitted by the Genealogical Society of Utah, is that there are numerous discrepancies in this record. Question: Is anyone following this family, either in Albemarle Co. or in Madison Co., KY? Christopher Harris and his second wife Agnes McCord are my ancestors. They migrated to Madison Co., KY. Some McCord males are found in the early records of the Kentucky county. I am not sure that Agnes is of this family as I have located this abstracted deed. However, the name William McCord appears in both abstracts--the will above and the deed below. Albemarle Co. "DB 2, Page 294: 14 Aug 1760 Wm. McCord, Par. of St. Ann, Albemarle Co., to sister, Agnes McCord - love and 5 sh. 174 acres both sides Moorman River near Blue Ledge. Pat to Jas. McCord, dec'd."/s/ William McCord. [No. wit.] (Rev. Bailey Fulton Davis, THE DEEDS OF AMHERST COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1761-1807 and ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1748-1763 [Amherst, VA, 1970] LAFHC 975.5482 P2a) I have a few notes I am willing to share, but I have not followed this family very carefully. Apparently the McCords lived in Augusta Co. prior to removing to Albemarle Co. as Agnes and Christopher Harris sold property there, according to the abstracts of Lyman Copeland's The Chronicles of the Scotch Irish Settlements in Virginia. This three-volume work is online, URL given below.. Each volume is indexed separately. You may find some of your Albemarle people in these abstracts. E.W.Wallace _www.rootsweb.com/~chalkley/_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~chalkley/) **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read reviews on AOL Autos. (http://autos.aol.com/cars-BMW-128-2008/expert-review?ncid=aolaut00050000000017 )

Dear Harris-Analyzer, Thanks for all the information you have imparted about the Harrises who stayed in Louisa Co. and their earlier connections. A lot of us keep wondering whether they are all related? What are your ideas? You seem to have spent a good deal of time sorting out these folks, for which I personally thank you. Got to do some errands, but I appreciate your useful contribution. I have copied it into my genealogy program under Benjamin Harris, and will study it more. Have always wondered about Mezzapina!!! E.W.Wallace descendant of Major Robert Harris and his wife Mourning [Glen?] **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read reviews on AOL Autos. (http://autos.aol.com/cars-BMW-128-2008/expert-review?ncid=aolaut00050000000017 )

ira and others   you have asked in the past if there were a william harris/ mary giles?   i have posted in the past deeds showing that both our major william harris' sons, our william harris b ca 1672, wife, mary, and his brother edward harris b ca 1674, also, wife, mary, by our major william harris' 2nd wife alice, who remarried george alvis, were associated with george alvis and their mother, alice, ca 1794 in new kent co, va.   again, i cannot say that our william harris' wife, mary, was a giles but i have continued to call her that just to identify who i am talking about as there are so many william harrises.   it would not seem to me that our william harris' wife, mary, was mary willis as some have cited the will of this edward willis of hanover co, va as proof of this.  it was an edward harris associated with the 1734 hanover co, va will of this edward willis------not a william harris.    where does the info come that there was a thomas harris/ mary giles or that he was killed by the indians?   is it thought that this was the thomas harris/ mary giles who, like william harris, also obtained this patent for land also in 1725 also on cubb creek?   william harris of hanover patents 400 acres in hanover on upper side of cubb creek on lines of land of of captain dabney, march 24, 1725.   thomas harris of hanover patents 400 acres on cubb creek beginning at william harris' line and going to dabney's line, march 24, 1725.   in the past, there has been a consensus that this was our captain thomas harris' harris line and family on cubb creek i.e. our william harris/ mary giles, who obtained this patent for this land in 1725 on cubb creek.   if so, and this does seem to be confirmed because david harris/ jane landy richardson, named in a louisa co, va deed as the son of the william harris, who had obtained this patent land in 1725 on cubb creek, is a match with our harris dna group 8/ captain thomas harris line and family, then, i am having difficulty thinking or seeing how any of this harris family on cubb creek would have been the harris family of your captain william harris/ temperance overton?   again, per these hanover co, va patents, the patents for your captain william harris/ temperance overton and, again, i do not know that william harris, gent, and captain william harris were the same, and his son, william harris, jr, were not on cubb creek.   this has, again, been said in the past to have been a patent for your captain william harris/ temperance overton:    captain william harris of hanover co, va pays 30 shillings for 266 acres on the south side of the little river at the mouth of bryars branch running to his own land, march 24, 1725.   again, this has also said to have been you captain william harris/ temperance overton's son, william harris, jr, who obtained this patent:   william harris, junr, of hanover co, va patents 1500 acres in same bounded by land of mrs arnold, george woodroof, the corner being on overton fork of elk creek, march 24, 1725.   also, james overton of hanover co, va patents 400 acres in same on the south fork of elk creek on john raglin's line, 1723.   also, besides having difficulty in seeing that that this would have been your captain william harris/ temperance overton' harris family also on cubb creek,  i am also having difficulty in seeing or thinking that our captain thomas harris' harris line and family would have sold this land  on cubb creek to your captain william harris/ temperance overton harris' line and family?   again, it would seem logical or make more sense that they would have sold this cubb creek land to their brothers or to the sons of their uncle edward harris than the harris family of your captain william harris/ temperance overton, who, per these patents did not live in this same cubb creek area.   again, obviously, one of the problems we have is that most of the hanover/ new kent co, va records have been destroyed and what records we do have have been subject to someone's interpretation both in the past and present.   it would seem to me that in light of our harris dna project, which, for now, we are also in the early stages of and where we are not sure that paper trails are always accurate, that we need to look at over and over what has been written in the past and continues to be said " as if " as to whether it has been interpreted accurately.   on the other hand, i am also not suggesting that we disregard totally what someone has said in the past as being inaccurate either but rather that  this, again, is something it seems to me that we need to continue to look at and to investigate.   the issue, then, or now is, again, whether any and/ or what part of this info, per the records we do have re our harris families there in hanover co, va, has been interpreted accurately.   so, again, where does the info come from that there was a thomas harris/ mary giles and, again, is it thought that he was this thomas harris, who also obtained this patent for land in 1725 on cubb creek, like our william harris/ mary giles?   in fact, speaking of names, what sense does it make that your william harris/ temperance overton, who is now said to have been the son of this robert harris of the ware or forks of new kent co, va, would have named a son thomas harris?   so, it does make more sense that this thomas harris, who also had land there on cubb creek, like our william harris/ mary giles,in 1725 would have been part of our captain thomas harris' harris line and family------possibly the son of our william harris/ mary giles or his brother, edward harris?     belva harris cauthen harris dna group 8---------26910                

A transcription of the Louisa Co., VA, Federal Census of 1800 is published in Louisa County Historical Magazine, Vol. 4, No. 1, June 1972, pp.21-49: "The Manuscript Return of the Census of 1800", by Ransom B. True. As far as I know, it has not been published anywhere else. The census was taken as of Monday, August 4, 1800. The manuscript was alphabetized by first letter of the surname. Here is an extract of the Harris entries: 1800 US Census, Louisa Co., Virginia Key: Name; Free White Males: <10, 10-16, 16-26, 26-45, >45; Free White Females: <10, 10-16, 16-26, 26-45, >45; Other free persons; Slaves. ...Robert Harris 12010 31110 0 10 ...Nelson Harriss 20010 40010 0 12 ...William Harris, HC 01011 00001 0 17 Moses Harris 21010 11010 0 3 ...Nathaniel Harris 40010 11010 0 2 ...Fanmy Harris 12100 10001 0 6 ...Samuel Harris 10010 20010 0 6 Overton Harris 21010 30010 0 6 ...Job Harris 01110 01010 0 1 Nathan Harris 11201 01311 0 6 ...Frederick Harris 00001 00000 0 7 ...Damon Harris 30011 00010 0 0 ...Benjamin Harris 20110 10100 0 3 ...Wingfield Harris, Over. for Mrs. Darracott 00100 20100 0 17 ...Patrick Harris 20001 02110 0 0 ...Henry Harris 21010 20010 0 4 Richard Harris 00010 00100 0 3 ...Ester Harris 00000 00001 0 2 Micajah Harris 00301 00100 0 3 ...Cyrus Harris 01010 12110 0 0 Here is the same list, with my best guess about identities and relationships in brackets [ ] : ...Robert Harris 12010 31110 0 10 [born 1763/4, son of Benjamin d.1765; brother of Overton and Benjamin and nephew of Frederick also on this list; m.1784 widow Mary Davis] ...Nelson Harriss 20010 40010 0 12 [born 1758, died 1837 Louisa Co., son of Overton and Ann (Nelson) Harris of Cedar Hill, Hanover Co.,VA; m.1789 Mary Pryor; He is said to be grandson or great-grandson of William and Temperance (Overton) Harris.] ...William Harris, HC 01011 00001 0 17 [HC=Hickory Creek] [born bef.1737, died 1813 Louisa Co., m1.bef.1758 Mary Hudson, m2.Elizabeth?] Moses Harris 21010 11010 0 3 [born bef.1767, m.abt.1785 Judith; probably son of William Harris HC] ...Nathaniel Harris 40010 11010 0 2 [born 1762, Rev War vet, died 1854; m.1788 Martha Byers; by 1810 has left Louisa Co. for Smyth Co., VA.; descendent DNA kit #66623 in Harris DNA Group 2] ...Fanmy Harris 12100 10001 0 6 [I think this may be widow Mezzapina (Walton) Harris, who was sometimes referred to as 'Peeny', which might be mistranscribed here. In 1799 her husband Robert Harris Sr (brother of Frederick Harris) died in Louisa Co. and she was made guardian of three sons and a dau, which matches with the under- age-16 children counted here. There doesn't seem to be any other widow with that combination on this Louisa Co. census.] ...Samuel Harris 10010 20010 0 6 [born 1755-1774, m.1794 Rhoda Davis; possibly son of Jerusha (Davis) and Edward Harris d.c.1796; Next to him is Overton Harris, whose brother Robert was guardian to Edward's other children, perhaps because of the Davis connection rather than the Harris connection?] Overton Harris 21010 30010 0 6 [born 1762, Rev War vet, died 1834; m.1789 Jemima Harris his cousin dau of Frederick; He is brother of Robert and Benjamin also on this list. He moves his family to Todd Co.,KY, in Oct 1819] ...Job Harris 01110 01010 0 1 [born 1755-75, died 1809 Louisa Co., possibly a younger brother or son of Nathan?] Nathan Harris 11201 01311 0 6 [born bef. 1755, died 1829 Louisa Co.; m.Sarah Knight; descendent kit #47884 in Harris DNA Group 2; related to Nathaniel also on this list] ...Frederick Harris 00001 00000 0 7 [born bef.1743, died 1801, father of Richard on this list; also father of Charles, George H., Frederick O., not married by 1800 - but where are they?] ...Damon Harris 30011 00010 0 0 [born bef. 1770, m.1790 Susannah Woolems; He is brother of Patrick and son of Stephen Harris d.1770 Hanover Co.; Stephen Harris is believed to be one of the seven sons of Thomas Harris (some say William) of Wales, about whose family a great-grandson Gideon Harris provided an account in 1829. DNA submitted by this family is in Harris DNA Group 8, though I am not aware of any kits submitted by descendants of this Stephen Harris.] ...Benjamin Harris 20110 10100 0 3 [born 1765, died 1846 Louisa Co.; m.1790 Sarah Overstreet. He is brother of Robert and Overton also on this list.] ...Wingfield Harris, Over. for Mrs. Darracott 00100 20100 0 17 [born 1774, m.1797 Sarah Attkisson, who may have been his stepsister. He is found in Hanover Co. in later censuses.] ...Patrick Harris 20001 02110 0 0 [brother of Damon and son of Stephen Harris d.1770 Hanover Co.] ...Henry Harris 21010 20010 0 4 [said to be from Caroline Co.; may be cousin of Cyrus Harris also on list. Cyrus' sister Juliana (Harris) Talley sold Aspen Hill on N. Anna River near Elk Creek to Henry in 1794.] Richard Harris 00010 00100 0 3 [born 1774, just m.29Mar1800 Rhoda Thomasson; He is son of Frederick. Moved his family to Kentucky about 1819.] ...Ester Harris 00000 00001 0 2 Micajah Harris 00301 00100 0 3 [possibly siblings of Wm d.1799, children of John Harris d.1774 of Great Rocky Creek in NE Louisa Co.] ...Cyrus Harris 01010 12110 0 0 [born 1760, Rev War vet, m.1783 Elizabeth Bond; may be cousin of Henry Harris also on list] (Sources include "Marriages of Louisa Co. Va 1766-1815" by K. B. Williams, the Douglas Register, "Old Home Places of Louisa County" by C. A. Chisholm and E. G. Lillie, "A History of Louisa County, Virginia"' by M. H. Harris, the deed and probate records abstracted by Janet Abercrombie at www.trevilians.com, Glenn Gohr's Harris DNA Results page http://www.harrisdna.org/results.html and tax lists from Louisa Co. and Hanover Co.) I think there are at least five distinct Harris families represented here! However, as far as I know, only descendents of Nathan and Nathaniel have submitted DNA kits, both testing into Harris Group 2. Hope this helps, Christine Schomaker