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Hale County, Texas, Cemetery Records Make a printout of this table in landscape mode. Click on a name for a detailed table containing information for that person. Click here for a long (but not fully printable) version of this table. Click here for another landscape-printable search. Click here for a new long (one item listed per row) search. Please e-mail any corrections or additions to johnsigwald@texasonline.net. Click here to return to the Hi-Plains Genealogical Society's homepage. NameSEE variant nameBirth DateDeath DateCemeteryMrkd ?Marriage DateSpouse's NameParentsFuneral HomeBlock, Lot, Space Hodge, Alma EmmaSharp, Joseph Alexander, Mrs. (Alma Emma Hodge)Plainview Memorial Park Hodge, Mary RuthThompson, Henry Oliver, Mrs. (Mary Ruth Hodge)Plainview Memorial Park Hodges, Barbara Ann02 Oct 194202 Oct 1942Plainview Cemetery - IOOFyesM/M Frank HodgesWood-Dunning1 1 Hodges, Blanche E.22 Feb 1909Plainview Memorial ParkyesD Hodges, Buena ElizabethHodges, Jessie App, Mrs. (Buena Elizabeth Stewart)Plainview Memorial Park Hodges, Carrol Hunterman "Bud"12 Mar 194513 Jan 1972Hale Center CemeteryyesPamela E.FreemanB 26 3 Hodges, Carrol Hunterman, Mrs. (Pamela E.)22 Apr 1950Hale Center CemeteryyesB 26 2 Hodges, Clara EllenKeniston, Maurice J., Mrs. (Clara Ellen Hodges)Plainview Cemetery Hodges, David Randall24 Nov 1927 - Paducah23 Feb 1985 - PlainviewPlainview Memorial Parkyes02 Jul 1948 - KressWanda PyleWood-DunningF 153 4 Hodges, Donna Gale04 Dec 195930 Sep 1979Parklawn Memorial GardensyesLemons Hodges, ElizabethSallee, George, Jr., Mrs. (Elizabeth Hodges)Plainview Memorial Park Hodges, Ila Mae02 Aug 191427 Oct 1982Plainview Cemetery - IOOFyesWood-Dunning106 4 2 Hodges, Jesse App19 Aug 1893 - Grayson Co.28 Jan 1955 - PlainviewPlainview Memorial Parkyes1928 - MatadorBuena Elizabeth StewartLemonsC 63 6 Hodges, Jessie App, Mrs. (Buena Elizabeth Stewart)26 Oct 1906 - Grey, OK29 Dec 1994 - PlainviewPlainview Memorial Parkyes1927 - MatadorWood-DunningC 63 5 Hodges, Kenneth Dale14 Nov 197530 Sep 1979Parklawn Memorial GardensyesLemons Hodges, Kenneth Edward10 Jun 191827 Nov 1976Parklawn Memorial Gardensyes13 Jan 1940 - QuanahMarjorieFreeman Hodges, Leo04 Sep 1918 - Comanche Co.01 May 1996 - PlainviewParklawn Memorial Gardens03 Apr 1946 - LubbockJackie WattsTulia: Wallace Hodges, Lewis L.19361936Plainview Cemetery - IOOFyes13 2 Hodges, Mattie BeatriceDaffern, Robert Custer, Mrs. (Mattie Beatrice Hodges)Plainview Memorial Park Hodges, Pamela E.Hodges, Carrol Hunterman, Mrs. (Pamela E.)Hale Center Cemetery Hodges, Randall Wayne22 Aug 195630 Aug 1956 - PlainviewPlainview CemeteryyesCurtis & Ricka Chaney HodgesWood-Dunning31 3 Hodges, Robert C.11 May 191413 Jun 1983Parklawn Memorial GardensyesWood-Dunning Hodges, Ruby JanetHodges, Sam Arch, Sr., Mrs. (Ruby Janet)Plainview Memorial Park Hodges, Ruby MayHodges, William Riley, Mrs. (Ruby May)Plainview Memorial Park Hodges, Sam Arch08 Sep 189102 Sep 1963Plainview Memorial ParkyesRuby JanetFreemanE 1 1 Hodges, Sam Arch, Sr., Mrs. (Ruby Janet)10 Oct 190009 Oct 1979Plainview Memorial ParkyesFreemanE Hodges, Samuel H.11 Nov 190616 Aug 1964Plainview Memorial ParkyesWood-DunningD 96 8 Hodges, Terry Lynn07 Sep 1956 - Tulia27 Jun 1988 - HoustonPlainview Memorial ParkyesWanda HodgesWood-DunningF 153 2 Hodges, Tillie AliceGary, Earnest Lowery, Mrs. (Tillie Alice Hodges)Petersburg Cemetery Hodges, Todd Michael30 Jun 197130 Jun 1971Hale Center CemeteryyesCarrol & Pamela HodgesFreemanB 26 1 Hodges, William Riley30 Aug 189720 Nov 1972Plainview Memorial Parkyes17 Jul 1916Ruby MayFreemanA 65 6 Hodges, William Riley, Mrs. (Ruby May)24 Nov 189917 May 1980Plainview Memorial Parkyes17 Jul 1916Lubbock: RixA 65 6 Hodges, Winnie Florence "Winia"Lippert, Roy John, Mrs. (Winnie Florence "Winia" Hodges)Plainview Memorial Park http://catalog.unger.myplainview.com/cemetery/cemetery.php?name=hodge

Dear List, Is there anyone on the list that is researching the Arledge surname? Thanks for any help that you can give. Linda Hodge

The best way to avoid this is to post your reply to the person who sent it, rather than the list. But people are not doing this for some reason. Tim In a message dated 12/15/2002 9:05:21 PM Eastern Standard Time, fdy@comcast.net writes: > Please do not send messages of this type to the list. They are absolutely > of no use to anyone and only fill up mail boxes and our archives. > > Thanks > Faye >

According to Governor Winthrops Journals in what is Mass. the first Hodges in America was probably William Hodges ,a sea Captain about 1633,and his wife was Esther Gallop`s her father ,John Gallop,was a sea Captain to.They came from England and settled in Taunton Mass. As sea Captains they probably sailed the East coast as will as to England etc.The Biography of New England families V9 pages 100-101 confirms the above to. Their children were John Hodges born 1650, Henry Hodges born 1652 ,and Ann Frances Hodges .It is quite possible that John Hodges 1650-1719 ,and his wife Elizabeth Macey Hodges ,who may have had 7 sons had some that ended up in New York to the Carolinas. It is my understanding that the 7 sons names were Samuel,WILLIAM ,George ,Ebanezar, Nathaniel ,John,& Nathan. This is from others on this line as my line is Henry Hodges. I am luck to have old books on the Hodges Genealogy written in the late 1800 time frame.Several descendants have graduated from west poi! nt . One was a teacher there ,and one descendant General Douglas McArther was the head of West Point. In going back further on the familys in the 1700 time frame it should not be overlooked that they somtimes may have come from New England after migrating from England to New England.

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Hello Bob, You said there were no Richard's! Then you show a deed between John and Richard Hodges, John being the grandson. I have agreed with your premise that most, or all of the Southern Hodges are probably out of the same family for many years. I think that my Richard was an older son of one of the early Hodges and not mentioned in the will because he had distanced himself from the family. I believe that the Richard you mention above is probably his cousin, but can't find any support. My Richard was in Virginia in the 1740's and 1750's and moved to South Carolina where he died not several years later at the hands of Indians who did not want him and his family on their land. If you read the Will of Elizabeth Hodges, who signed it with an X, and who gives land to a few of her children it doesn't even mention Richard, her eldest in her will. He was in Indiana and she probably hadn't heard much from him. If she had then she knew that he was established in Indiana and didn't need anything in her will. I'll try to support my premis with what I can. First Richard had a son Richard, he also had James L. Hodges, John Hodges, Sarah Hodges, Charles Hodges, William Brooks Hodges, and Samual Hodges. James and John are so common as names that I'd have to drop these from my list of why I believe my Richard was part of one of those three families. I believe that the "Brooks" name is a maiden name for one of Richard's ancestors. The reason I believe this is that his wife's maiden name was Elizabeth Jones. These lists are the grandchildren of Richard. Richard Hodges married Sarah F. Rosemond James L. Hodges married Nancy Ware they had; John Rosemond Hodges 1780 Thompson Hodges 10 Nov 86 Elizabeth Hodges pos1784 Elizabeth Hodges 25 Mar 88 Samuel Hodges 25 Oct 88 Mary Hodges 5 May 90 Richard Hodges 1791 John Hodges 24 Mar 92 Jane Hodges 1795 James Hodges 27 Jul 94 Sarah H. Hodges 1790 Nicholaus Ware Hodges 1 Jan 97 Margaret Hodges 1790 Reuben Hodges 23 Jul 99 William Hodges 1800 Mahala Hodges 25 Apr 1801 Reuben Bert Hodges 8 Jun 1804 Martha Hodges 2 Apr 03 Mary Hodges 1810 Nathaniel Ware Hodges 20 Feb 06 Ezekial Hodges 28 May 08 John Hodges married 1786 1st Margaret Long, 1790 2nd Frances Anderson they had; Lucy Hodges 24 Dec 87 Reuben Hodges 1 Feb 90, (Margaret Long probably died in childbirth with Reuben). Matilda Hodges 12 Jul 91 George Washington Hodges 9 Sep 92 Gabriel Hodges 6 Jan 94 Drucilla Hodges 10 Sep 95 Elizabeth Hodges 19 Feb 97 Sarah Hodges 18 Nov 98 Margaret Long Hodges 10 Jan 1800 John Anderson Hodges 18 Jul 01 Samuel Anderson Hodges 1 Oct 02 Armstrong Jones Hodges 4 Feb 04 Frances Hodges 7 Mar 05 James Hodges 1 May 06 Mary Hodges 30 Sep 07 Benjamin Hodges 17 Jan 08 Mahulda Hodges 6 Apr 10 Absalom Turner Hodges 10 Jan 12 Robert Henry Wardlaw Hodges 11 Apr 13 Lucy Wardlaw Hodges 1815 >From John's family I see that he honored his first, and deceased, wife. Then Frances had honors with John and Samuel, then John's mother Elizabeth Jones was honored by Armstrong Jones Hodges. The George Washington Hodges name was popular at the time for obvious reasons and family tradition had it that John named his last two children after a friend, Henry Wardlaw. So I believe that Richard's mother may have been a Brooks, his wife was a Jones and was honored by her son, but not the first son. John stayed in SC and was in Elizabeth's will. Richard went to Indiana and wasn't mentioned. So Richard the first could easily have been overlooked if he left home as a young man and found Elizabeth Jones willing to marry him. He eventually moved to SC as did other Hodges families. This is a quote from an email Al Metts posted several years ago; As a youth James Hodges lived near Mulberry Creek. He served several different enlistments in the Revolutionary War and in 1786 married Nancy Ware. His will dated 27 Feb 1826 names his wife Nancy, and these children: Betsy, Martha Weatherall, Polly, Nicholas, Ezekial, Thompson, Reuben, James and Elizabeth Jones. Charter members of Walnut Grove Baptist Church in 1826 included James, Nancy and Thompson Hodges, and others of the family were among the early church members. In 1830 church letters were granted to James Hodges and his wife Polly, "being about to remove to Alabama State." He was probably a son of James and Nancy Ware Hodges. The will of John Weatherall, probated in 1824, had named one of his children as Polly, wife of James Hodges Jr. Walnut Grove Church granted letters in 1833 to Nancy Hodges, Sr., (sic), Polly Hodges and Ezediel Hodges who were leaving for Mississippi. This shows how members of the family migrated West through the South. It could easily have been due to the influence of other family members who had moved, or it may have been the Baptist Church trying to establish itself throughout the country. Richard went to Indiana and held Baptist Meetings in his home until many years later when a church was established in Ripley County Indiana. I still think that Richard was related to other Hodges who moved to South Carolina. Elijah

im trying to get it to come up i will try one more time than give it up it must not have been meant to be pray this comes through My Home Page My Family Tree My Photos My Files My Links My Online Data Library My Trees and Searches My Profile Family Finder First Name: Middle: Last: Still living Marriages of Virginia Residents Vol I, Part III, Surname H, Page 290 Previous Image | Next Image | First Page Save This Image | Click for Printable Image Go to page: Marriages of Virginia Residents Vol I, Part III, Surname H, Page 290 Previous Image | Next Image | First Page Save This Image | Click for Printable Image Go to page: Search for Full Name (first and last required) First name: Middle: Last: Search in: '); This volume only All Online Data Genealogy Library World Family Tree U.S. Census International & Passenger Records Home|Help|About Us|Biography.com|HistoryChannel.com|Site Index|Terms of Service|Privacy|Affiliate © Copyright 1996-2002, Genealogy.com, LLC. All rights reserved. Learning Center New? Start Here Genealogy How-To Free Genealogy Classes Ask an Expert Community Message Boards Family Home Pages Celebrity Trees Virtual Cemetery Step 1: Enter what you Know Step 2: Search for Family Step 3: Share with Family Continue Exploring Site Tour Search Overview Family Finder Site Search My Genealogy.com My Home Page: Genealogy.com My Home Page: Family Tree Maker My Online Data Library My Online Trees My Profile The Genealogy Store Fall Catalog Membership Software Data Collections Books, Videos, & More Travel Go to Software Family Tree Maker Family Origins Go to Data Collections Genealogy Library World Family Tree U.S. Census International & Passenger Family & Local Histories Data on CD-ROM ----- Original Message ----- From: SPRAD666@aol.com Sent: Sunday, December 15, 2002 7:15 PM To: HODGES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] hodges lovell Colonial Virginia Source Records, 1600s-1700s <PRE>What is this Jerry? Tim ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== Faye Dyess fdy@comcast.net Listmanager Learn and Enjoy IRC Chats-Step by Step Instructions-It's free and fun http://www.flash.net/~gen4m/ Thou shalt ponder how thy recipient might react to thy message.

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sorry sometimes it comes up and sometimes it doest it has some sort of copy proof stuff you are okay ----- Original Message ----- From: Jack & Dottie Pickett Sent: Sunday, December 15, 2002 5:17 PM To: HODGES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HODGES-L] HELP Am I missing something or what???? I keep getting messages like this but have no idea what I am to do with them in locating my Hodges family. DP My Home Page My Family Tree My Photos My Files My Links My Online Data Library My Trees and Searches My Profile Family Finder First Name: Middle: Last: Still living Marriages of Virginia Residents Vol II, Part I, Surnames K-L, Page 182 Previous Image | Next Image | First Page Save This Image | Click for Printable Image Go to page: Marriages of Virginia Residents Vol II, Part I, Surnames K-L, Page 182 Previous Image | Next Image | First Page Save This Image | Click for Printable Image Go to page: Search for Full Name (first and last required) First name: Middle: Last: Search in: '); This volume only All Online Data Genealogy Library World Family Tree U.S. Census International & Passenger Records Home|Help|About Us|Biography.com|HistoryChannel.com|Site Index|Terms of Service|Privacy|Affiliate © Copyright 1996-2002, Genealogy.com, LLC. All rights reserved. Learning Center New? Start Here Genealogy How-To Free Genealogy Classes Ask an Expert Community Message Boards Family Home Pages Celebrity Trees Virtual Cemetery Step 1: Enter what you Know Step 2: Search for Family Step 3: Share with Family Continue Exploring Site Tour Search Overview Family Finder Site Search My Genealogy.com My Home Page: Genealogy.com My Home Page: Family Tree Maker My Online Data Library My Online Trees My Profile The Genealogy Store Fall Catalog Membership Software Data Collections Books, Videos, & More Travel Go to Software Family Tree Maker Family Origins Go to Data Collections Genealogy Library World Family Tree U.S. Census International & Passenger Family & Local Histories Data on CD-ROM ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== - Faye Dyess fdy@comcast.net Listmanager Thou shalt check thy spelling and thy grammer. Searchable Archives at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== Faye Dyess fdy@comcast.net Listmanager Thou shalt not curse, flame, spam or USE ALL CAPS. Researching the following families: Arnold, Alsobrook, Benton, Booth, Bradwell, Colson, Curles, Dailey, Davis, Dyess, Etheridge, Fort, Fuller, Gregory, Hodge, Hooks, Hudnall, Jackson, Mitchell, Shinholster, Thigpen, Thompson, Treadwell, Wall

Marlboro County I am not going to try to untangle the problems with the Marlboro County Hodges. It is enough for my purposes here to state that there are two distinct Hodges families in Marlboro County. One originates in Virginia and Cumberland County, North Carolina as shown above. The other came from Beaufort County, North Carolina, originally from Isle of Wight County, Virginia. One key to sorting them out is the 1752 will of Richard Hodges of Beaufort Co., N.C., leaving land in South Carolina to his son John. The following deed identifies John and wife Anna as heirs of this land. The following records are from My Southern Family. The State of South Carolina This indenture made this twenty sixth of September, in the year of Our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and ninety one and in the fifteenth year of the Independence of the United States of America, between John Hodges and Anna his wife, Darlington County and the State of South Carolina of the one part and Moses Pearson of Marlborough County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnessed that the said John Hodges and Anne his wife for and in consideration of the sum of Two Hundred Twenty pounds sterling money to us, in hand paid by the said Moses Pearson, before the ensealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof we the said John Hodges and Anne his wife doth confess and acknowledge, hath granted, bargained, sold, released and confirmed of the said John Hodges and Anne his wife for themselves their Heirs, Executors, Administrators, and Assignees doth by these present grant, bargain, sell, release and confirm unto Moses Pearson and to his Heirs and Assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred seventy five acres being half of a tract of three hundred and fifty acres granted to John Newberry by his excellency James Glenn Esq. Formerly Governor of South Carolina by deed of grant bearing date of the thirteenth day of April 1748 and being conveyed by the said John Newberry to Richard Hodge by deed of conveyance bearing date of the fifth day of September 1750 and conveyed by John Hodges to Moses Pearson. The above mentioned land being situated in Marlborough County near ye Three Creeks on the road about half a mile below ye said Three Creeks being the S.E. part of a tract of three hundred fifty acres granted to afore said John Newberry and be divided agreeable to a plat under these presents and agreeable to the ____ of the original grant and a Platt under Newberry conveyance to Richard Hodges and hath such shape form and marks as appears by the Platt to the original grant annexed to have and to hold the aforesaid plantation or tract of land containing one hundred seventy five acres more or less being one half the original grant containing together with all singular the Rights, Titles , Privileges, Improvements and Appertives whatsoever there unto belong or in any wise appertaining unto said Moses Pearson and unto his heirs and assigns forever and the said John Hodges for himself his heirs, Executors, Administrators doth goverant promise and agree to and with the said Moses Pearson that the right and title of the aforesaid mentioned land and privilege I do forever warrant and defend unto the said Moses Pearson from any person whatsoever claiming or to claim through from or under him the said John Hodges or any person or persons what so ever by their own right. In witness where of____ we the said John Hodge and Anne his wife have___ unto set our hands and seal this day and year first above written. Sealed Signed and Delivered John Hodge Anna Hodge In the presence of us Jacob Buchholls George Hodge Elizabeth Evans Received this twenty sixth day of September, one thousand seven hundred and ninety one of Moses Pearson, the sum of two hundred pounds sterling being the full consideration money We say Received John Hodges Anna Hodges Jacob Bucholls George Hodges Elizabeth Hodges Deed Book AA, Page 186-188 recorded in Marlboro County S.C. John of John and Anna was actually Richard's grandson. A deed in Marlboro Co. SC Book FF p. 242 mentions the will of John Hodges dated May 2, 1775. John Hodges, Sr buys from Edward Lovill his land grant of Nov 27 1746 on Sept 16, 1764 A 194; John Hodges, Sr wills his Lovill Grant to Samuel Hodges Jan 22, 1778 AP 194; John Hodges Jr sells his Lovill Grant to Thomas Evans as heir at law of Samuel Hodges dec'd. Sept 2 1797 Ap 194. John Hodges applied for admin of all and singular the goods and chattels rights and credits of Rebecka Hodges; Citation: dated March 11, 1791. The admin bond dated May 17, 1791 shows John Hodges, Thomas Evans & Abel Waddell are jointly holden in the sum of 300 lbs Sterling money (all signed no Xs). (Abel Waddell is m. to Rachel Standard sister of my John's father-in-law Wm Standard-proven). (Thomas Evans 1743-1800 is m. to Elizabeth Hodges 1745-1798 assumed sister of my John above - his father John, Sr only John in the area when she was born (question is this the Col Tom, Jr. Thomas Evans or another Thomas Evans? -they named children: Abel Edward (he had a bro Abel), John A., Rebecca Ann, Thomas, Josiah James-Tom had a bro Enoch James Evans so the James must figure in here somewhere, Thomas, and Eliza ) In addition to the above Jacob Buckholtz 1755-1826 (wit to the deed) m. Sarah Hodges another presumed sister of my John and they all migrated to Wilkinson Co. MS after 1800 and by 1815 where they died. - Abel WADDELL d. 1798 (wife & children migrated to MS), Jacob BUCKHOLTZ family, and my John HODGES family and Noel NORWOOD (m. to John & Ann's dau Betsy) as my John's presumed sister Martha Hodges d. bef 1785 m. Samuel Norwood, Sr. 1st and then Samuel m. Martha Waddell 2nd (dau of Abel & Rachel Standard) their family. My Southern Family cites Jessie Latta Hodges' work and the Diaries of Rev. Evan Pugh to show that the children of John Senior and Rebecca were Richard, John Junior, Robert, Henry, Lemuel (sometimes mistakenly called Samuel), Rebecca, and Elizabeth. This suggests that the "other" John was the father of John (b. 1747 N.C.) and Edmund (b. 1752 N.C.). This would suggest that John was living in North Carolina at those times, probably with William. Interestingly, all of the following Hodges served in the 3rd South Carolina Continentals: Benjamin Hodges 7-24-1776 Benajmin Hodges 9-20-1776 (possibly the same, but I think not. One b. Va. 1750, other 1756 in S.C.) Edmund Hodges 7-1-1775 (or 7-24-1776) (John's brother) Isai Hodges 9-20-1776 (probably error for Isham) Isham Hodges 7-8-1775 (b. Virginia about 1750) (prob. his brother) James Hodges 9-20-1776 (poss. same one later in Madison Co. Ala.) John Hodges 7-1-1775 (brother of Edmund) Philomel Hodges 7-24-1776 of Cumberland Co. NC (cousin of John and Edmund) Joab Hodges 7-18-1777, discharged 3-1-1779 (est.admin by Isham) Jacob Hodges (prob. same as Joab). Mark Hodges 7-18-1777 (est. admin by Isham) Joseph Hodges 7-24-1776 (joint pay voucher with Isham) William Hodges 7-24-1776 (bro. of Philemon) Also George and Robert Draughan of Cumberland Co. NC enlisted July 24, 1776 (enl. from Cumberland Co., N.C., with William and Philemon). Turtle McCloud 10-29-76 discharged 10-1-79 (est admin by Isham) May 7, 1793 Isham Adm Isham Hodges entered into bond w/ William Fields, security, for admin. Of the estate of Turtle McCloud, Joab Hodges, Mark Hodges, Edmond Hodges, and Charles Stewart decd Isham appears to have qualified as administrator to collect pay due these men from the Revolution. Moss's book says that Turtle McCloud enlisted in the 3rd Regiment as a drummer Oct. 29, 1776 and was discharged Oct. 1, 1779. He also served in the militia in 1782. Charles Stewart (like Isham) served as a dragoon under Col Maham in 1781 and 1782. I think it is possible that they were Isham's brothers-in-law. Normally one cannot qualify as administrator without some kind of interest (although it may be as a creditor). It is tempting to ascribe all of these Hodges men as sons of John, but there is really nothing to justify this. Philemon testifies that John and Edmund were brothers, but he does not mention Isham, even though they served in the same company. There are also two other men about the same age who are not listed among the children of the other John, and those are William (of Marlboro County) and Welcome. I think there is at least one other "father" to this group of at least Hodges men (Benjamin, Isham, James, Joab, Mark, Joseph, William and Welcome). One possibility is Bartholomew. Another is Robert Hodges of Franklin Co., Va. (d. 1832), who received supplies from the General Court of Henry County, Virginia, in 1779 because his sons were in the Continental service. In a Henry County court record of June 24, 1779, "Robert Woods is appointed to furnish Robert Hodges with such necessities as he needs to support him and his wife." Blunt, Complete Index and Abstract of the Henry County Order Books 1 & 2, 67. On October 28, 1779, it was "Ordered that Robert Holliday be allowed the sum of 13 pounds for necessities for Robert Hodges, whose sons are in the Continental service of the United States." Blunt, 80. I do not see any records of Hodges men in the Virginia Continentals that fits the records (Abednego Hodges served, but he enlisted after the time of these records). To tie this all up, I want to cite one last record from Jim Sims' history of William Hodges of Alabama, to give a further insight on the geographical and family connections I have illustrated: South Carolina Marlboro Co. 1798- Shadrack Fuller dies, husband of Lucy Parish and father of Jonathan Fuller (1782-1835) who married Jane Hodges a dau. of Wm. Hodges (1754-1842). Shadrack Fuller was born about 1750 in Granville Co., NC. His sister Sarah Fuller married Joseph McDaniel of Cumberland County. Greenville Co. 1831- Jane Hodges Fuller, g-daughter of William (1754-1843) m. Jonathan Fuller 1804 in Warren Co. Ga., moves from Greenville Co. SC to Morgan Co., Alabama next to Wm. Hodges and wife Elizabeth McGlathery Sims Hodges. This record is like a roster of most of the places I have covered in this analysis, suggesting that the Hodges are not the only family that followed this path. The same is true of the Kerby family. I noted the frequent occurrence of the names McDaniel and Hawkins in several of the same areas. I think that this analysis points the way to linking together the Hodges family of central Virginia with those of Greenville Co., S.C. and Lawrence, Morgan and Madison Counties in Alabama, and with the Hodges of Cumberland Co., N.C. and Marlboro and Darlington Counties in S.C. Much more work remains to be done, so I ask that you tell me what holes you see in my analysis and what additional evidence you have to support or refute it. I am very interested in receiving your comments and trying to get a little livleier exchange on the message board. Thanks. Bob Hodges

Let's look at the land records a different way: The following four records relate to one tract: May 21, 1761 deed of Richard Murphy to Thomas Hodges, both of Halifax Co., for L25, 100 ac. on both sides of Bradley Crk. part of a patent of 400 ac. granted by patent first to Welcome William Hodges Aug. 16, 1756. Wit. Joseph Collins, Wm. Murphy, Welcom Wm. Hodges. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 3, page 111. Feb. 18, 1762 Deed from Thomas Hodges to William Sims for L30, 200 ac. on both sides of Bradleys Cr., part of a larger patent first granted to [Welcome] Wm. Hodges Aug. 16, 1756, beg. Cor. of Thos. Dendey's line . new line of marked trees made by agmt. dividing the upper part which was conveyed by deed to the sd Thos. Hodges, signed this date by Jno. Hodges. Rec. Feb. 18, 1762. Halifax Co. Deed Book 3, page 385. Feb. 17, 1763 Deed of William Sims to Thomas Hodges, both of Halifax Co., for L40, 200 ac. on both sides of Bradleys Crk. part of a patent first granted to Welcome Wm. Hodges Aug. 16, 1756. Rec. Feb. 17, 1763. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 4, page 159. Oct. 5, 1763 deed of Thomas and Elizabeth Hodges to John Stewart, for 32 pounds, 200 ac. beg. on upper cor. Thos. Dendy's line . both sides Bradleys Crk., part of a greater tract granted to WelcomeWm. Hodges Aug. 16, 1756. Wit. Thos. Tunstall, James Hodges, Thos. Dendy. Rec. Oct. 20, 1763. Nath' l Terry et al to examine Eliz. Hodges for relinquishment of her dower right in land sold by husband Thos. Hodges to John Stuart, signed this date, Robert Munford CHC rec Oct 8, 1763, Elizabeth Hodges, wife of Thomas, relinq. her right of dower, signed Nat Terry, James Roberts Jr. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 4, page 436. Then, the following two relate to another tract: July 21, 1763 Joseph Shaw of Halifax Co. to Thomas Hodges & William Hodges for L20. 200 ac. part of 400 ac. where sd Shaw now lives, Beg. at Fountain's line, crossing Beaver Pond Branch,, and Cths. Road, Shaw's old line. Rec. Jul. 21, 1763. Wit. Thomas Green. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 4, page 333. Jun. 21, 1770 deed from Thomas Hodges, Susanna his wife, William Hodges, Joseph Shaw and Anne Shaw his wife, all of Antrim Parish, Halifax Co., to Jeremiah Stevens, 200 acres, part of 400 acres whereon said Shaw formerly lived, on Fontaine's line, crossing Beaver Pond Branch, and Courthouse Road, grantors have good, sure and perfect indefeasible estate of inheritance in fee simple. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 8, page 1. Dec. 1, 1740 Patent to John Smith for 400 ac Amelia Co., both sides of Flat Creek, bounded by Bently alias Hodges, Sizemore, Eckholes, etc. Va. Land Patent Book 19, page 874. 1750 Amelia County Surveys, number 21: "John Bently now Thoms. Hodges survey on the upper side of Flatt Creek joyning Jones, Cobbs and Sizemore's lines." Feb. 27, 1752 deed of John Smith to Robert Smith of Gloucester Co., Va. 200 ac. on N. side of Flat Creek, adj. lines of Hodges alias Russel, Sizemore & Eckholes. McConnaughey, Amelia Co., Va., Deeds 1747-1753. June 1765 Samuel Bentley v. Thomas Hodges, debt, suit dismiss'd. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 87. These records suggest to me that Thomas Hodges moved onto land on Flat Creek in Amelia County originally belonging to John Bently about 1740 and held the land until about 1750 or 1752. He was listed as a tithable in Lunenburg County in 1749. The land had apparently passed to Russell by 1752. The later Bentley suit may relate to non-payment of money to purchase the land. Next, this group of records: Dec. 10, 1764 Survd. for William Hodges 374 acres of land on the Draughts of Frying Pan Cr. .. Dalton's line . Thos. New line. Pittsylvania Co. Old Survey Book 1, page 141. 1765 Timothy Dalton et al. v. Thomas Hodges et al. suit dismiss'd. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 113. [Would be nice to know who et al. was!] Nov. 2, 1774 John Hodges v. Robert Walton, son and heir of Robert Walton decd. for 390 ac. Halifax Co. entered this date. Abated by plaintiff's death. Nov. 2, 1774 John Hodges v. Robert Walton for 400 ac. Halifax Co. entered this date. Abated by plaintiff's death. October General Court 1782 Caveats Dismissed, Abated or Determined. "Caveated Surveys Settled in the General Court 1782-88", Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, Feb. 1990. To understand these you need to know that William Hodges' 1764 survey on the draughts of Frying Pan Creek adjoined land of Robert Walton. That land adjoined land of Timothy Dalton. For some reason, the William Hodges survey 's calls along Walton's line are described as "Dalton's line." There were two prior entires in this area by Tucker Woodson, and Timothy Dalton and Tucker Woodson had some dealings. This is just a wild guess, but it may have been that William first acquired the land from Woodson or Dalton, and had some arrangement that involved Thomas that resulted in the suit. He then transferred it to John, who entered the caveat against Walton, because he claimed under the earlier Woodson entry. This might mean that the John we find in Pittsylvania up to 1774 is the same as the one who appears in Marlboro County in 1775. I am less clear on the Williams. Possibly the 1764 and 1767 records relate to William, but I think the later William Sr. and Jr. are other men (the latter probably the son of Isham Hodges). Identity of these men in Pittsylvania with the ones in Halifax is not critical to my theory. Then let's look at what all the records tell us about each individual: Thomas Hodges 1734 Amelia Co., Va. (child christened) 1735 Amelia Co., Va. (witness in court/guarding prisoner); Bladen Co., N.C. (adjacent landowner) 1736 Amelia Co. Va. (tithable) (but may not be same) 1737 Bladen Co., N.C. (patent); Amelia Co., Va. (witness in court); Bladen Co. N.C. (patentee) 1738 1739 Amelia Co., Va. (tithable, deft. in court) 1740 Cumberland (Bladen) Co., N.C. (witness to deed); Amelia Co., Va. (adjacent landowner) 1741 1742 1743 not found in Amelia Co. 1744 Cumberland Co., N.C. (deed/grantee) 1745 New Hanover (Duplin) Co., N.C. (adjoining landowner) 1746 1747 Cumberland Co., N.C. (deed/grantor) 1748 Lunenburg (Halifax) Co. Va. (land entry; tithable) 1749 Lunenburg (Halifax) Co. Va. (tithable) 1750 Amelia Co., Va. (survey); not in Lunenburg (Halifax Co.) Va. tithable list 1751 1752 No longer owning Amelia Co. land; Halifax Co., Va. (land entry) 1753 Halifax Co., Va. (land entry and witness in court) 1754 1755 Halifax Co., Va. (witness in court) 1756 not inhabitant of Halifax Co. (deft. in court) 1757 1758 1759 Halifax Co., Va. (confessed judgment in court) 1760 Halifax Co., Va. (witness in court and deed for wagon) 1761 Halifax Co., Va. (deft. in court); Cumberland Co., Va. (patentee) 1762 Halifax Co., Va. (deft. in court) 1763 Halifax Co., Va. (deft. in court, deed/grantee, deed/grantor) 1764 Halifax Co., Va. (witness to deed) 1765 Orange Co., N.C. (deed/grantee); deft. absconded from Halifax Co., Va. 1766 not inhabitant of Halifax Co. (deft. in court) 1767 Halifax Co., Va. (processioner, with Thos. Jr.). 1768 No inhabitant of Halifax Co. 1769 Halifax Co., Va. Probably died in 1769 or 1770. William Hodges 1734-46 1747 Cumberland Co. N.C. (deed/grantee) 1748 1749 1750 1751 Cumberland Co. N.C. (land entry) 1752 1753 Cumberland Co., N.C. (deed/grantee) 1754 Cumberland Co., N.C. (deed/grantor) 1755 Cumberland Co., N.C. (deed/grantor) 1756 1757 1758 Cumberland Co., N.C. (deed/grantee) 1759 Cumberland Co., N.C. (deed/witness) 1760 Cumberland Co., N.C. (deed/grantor) 1761 Cumberland Co., N.C. (patent) 1762 Halifax Co., Va. (deft. in court; witness in court) 1763 Halifax Co., Va. (deed/grantor; deft. in court) 1764 Halifax Co., Va. (plaintiff in court); Pittsylvania Co., Va. (survey) 1765 Franklin Co., Va. (survey) 1766 not inhabitant of Halifax Co. (deft. in court) 1767 Pittsylvania Co. Va. (attachment; tithable?) 1768 1769 1770 1771 Cumberland Co., N.C. (patent) 1772 Cumberland Co., N.C. (land entry) 1773 Cumberland Co., N.C. (patent) 1774 1775 1776 John Hodges 1734-1761 1762 Halifax Co., Va. (deed/grantor) 1763 Halifax Co., Va. (deft. in court) 1764 Halifax Co., Va. (pltf. in court) 1765 Orange Co., N.C. (deed/grantee); Halifax Co., Va. (plntf. in court) 1766 Orange Co., N.C. (deed/ grantee) 1767 possibly Pittsylvania County 1768 Halifax Co., Va. (witness) 1769 Orange Co., N.C. (deed/grantor) 1770 orange Co., N.C. (deed/grantor) 1771 Halifax Co., Va. (deft. in court) 1772 1773 Possibly Pittsylvania County 1774 Halifax Co., Va/ (caveats for land); Possibly Pittsylvania County. 1775 St. David's Parish (Cheraw District), S.C. 1776 1782 (or before) deceased Next, Marlboro County, South Carolina.

The Pittsylvania and Henry County, Virginia, Records Although they may have no meaningin this context, I think it is worthwhile to review the records of Pittsylvania and Henry County relating to William and John Hodges (there is no Thomas). Until 1767, Pittsylvania was part of Halifax County. In 1776, Henry County was split off from Pittsylvania, and in 1785, Franklin County was formed from part of Henry. The Chestnut Creek area of Franklin County, home to large number of Hodges, was in Halifax until 1767, in Pittsylvania until 1776, and in Henry until 1785. About 1774, Edmund Hodges and his sons from Goochland County settled in the Bearskin Creek area of Pittsylvania County just west of Chatham. Here are the records of the Williams and Johns of these areas up through the 1770's. Mar 18, 1762 /Tranf.d to Jno. Hubbard/ John Hodges 400 acs. land So. side Banister Rr. beg. at a white Oak on Puding Cr. Th.e up both sides Adj.g John Piggs line for Qty. Entry Record Book 278. May 17, 1764 John Hodges Enters 400 Ac on the Head of Banister Rr. Beg. at a W.O. on the sd Rr. Mark't IH Th.e up & down both sides for Qty. Entry Record Book 320. Dec. 10, 1764 Survd. for William Hodges 374 acres of land on the Draughts of Frying Pan Cr. .. Dalton's line . Thos. New line. Pittsylvania Co. Old Survey Book 1, page 141. Apr. 18, 1765 Survd. for William Hodges 120 acres both sides of Chestnut Cr. at cor. of Thos. Wall. Pittsylvania Co. Old Survey Book 1, page 131 September 1767: Hugh Innes Plaintif against William Hodges Defendant On an Attachment The Sherif having returned that he had levyed the said Attachment on one Gun, Shot pouch and some powder This day came the Plaintif by his Attorney and the said defendant not appearing to replevy (altho solemnly called) the Plaintif proved his demand for Two pounds seventeen shillings to be just Therefore it is considered by the Court that the Plaintif recover against the said defendant his debt aforesaid together with his costs by him in this behalf expended And it is Ordered that the Sherif make sale of the said Attached Efects by way of auction to the highest bidder and return an account of such Sales to the Clerk's Office. 1 Pittsylvania Court Orders 17. 1767 Pittsylvania tithables Jefferson's list: Isham Hodges 150 acres John Hodges Robert Hodges Donelson's list Edmond Hodges Wilson's list Wm. W. Hodges 240 acres Dilliard's list Edmond Hodges 100 acres Innes' list Wm. Hodges & Thomas Neville William Hodges May 4, 1768 John Hodges 400 ac. on a Br. on the No. Side [Snow Creek] beg. at a W.O. makr.d JH Th.e Down. Also 400 Ac. on Next Br. below Mentioned Br. beg. at Red Oak mark.d JH th.e Down both sides for Qty. Entry Record Book 1, page 418. May 1773 On the information of James Mauran and Hugh Armstrong against William Terry, Augustine Choat, James Daniel, Gideon Rucker and John Hodges and for reasons appearing to the Court it is Ordered that the Sheriff forthwith take them into custody and them safely keep until they shall find sufficient securities for their good behavior. John and Isham Hodges acknowledge their debts of 10 pounds and 5 pounds respectively to the King to be levied on their respective goods and chattels, lands and tenements, with condition that the said John Hodges be of good behavior and keep the peace towards all of his said Majesty's liege people, and especially James Maurer and Hugh Armstrong, one whole year and a day. Pittsylvania Co. (Va.) Court Order Book 2, page 179. 1774 Pittsylvania Tithables, Innes' List Isam Hodges John Hodges Robt. Hodges Jr. Wm. Hodges Wm Hodges Jr. 1775 Pitsylvania Tithables, Witcher's List Edmond Hodges David Hodges Jesse Hodges Thomas Hodges Isam Hodges Wm. Hodges Donelson's List Wm. Hodges 1776 Pittsylvania Tithables, Innes' List Isam Hodges Robert Hodges, Jr. Wm. Hodges Wm. Hodges, Jr. August 1, 1778 Henry County tax list ...Haskins, William Hodges, Isham Hodges William Hill, Isham Huckaby, John Hodges, William September 21, 1778 deed of Josiah Hodges to Ambrose Hall for 200 acres on Pigg River. Witnesses: Tully Choice, Jr.; William Jamison; William (X) Hodges. 1 Henry County Deeds 245. An alphabetical List of the taxes or pound rate imposed on the different persons property in the County of Henry and delivered to John Salmon, Sherif of the said County to Collect for the year 1779. ...Hodges, William, Senr. Hall, Lamford Hodges, Josiah Hooker, Mary Hodges, William, Jr. Hodges, Isham June 17, 1779 deed of Ambros Hall and Elisha Eastes, Sr., of Henry County to Josiah Hodges of Henry County for "a negro wench named Polly". Witnesses: William (X) Hodge, James (X) Hodge, John (X) Milan. 1 Henry County Deeds 243. 1780: An alphabetical List of Tax in the County of Henry for raising a supply of money for the Service of the United States. Delivered to Archeleus Hughes, Esq. Sherif of the said County to collect, due the 20th day of February 1780. ...Isham Hodges William Hodges... Next, my analysis of all this material.

More Halifax County, Virginia records: Mar. 26, 1767 Thos. Hodges proc. report, report of Echols & c: to proc. land between Cowford Road and Terrible Cr., up Cr. to Wm. Watkins, down road ro head of Browns Mill Crk that makes into Difficult Crk., down said Crk to bridge on Cowford Rd. as follows: Thos. Hodges, Thos. Hodges Junr. Aug. 1767 Richard Sansom v. Thomas Hodges et al. debt. for reasons appearing, suit dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 506. Mar. 1768 William McDaniel Pltf v. Thomas Hodges, Deft. on a Petition, Deft. is no inhabitant of the county, suit abates and is therefore dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 6, page 89. Mar. 16, 1768 John Hodge witness to Henry Dickson revocation of power of attorney. Rec. Aug. 18, 1768. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 7, page 196. May 1768 Geo. Seamore appointed surveyor of rd. fm. Fuqua's Rd. to this Cths. ord that he with the male laboring tithables of . Thomas Hodges, and William Hodges to clear & keep rd. in repair. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 6, page 123. Dec. 2, 1768 polls. Walter Coles' List: . Thos. Hodge, . Thos. Hodge . . Col. Robert Wooding's list: . Wm Hodges, . Thos. Hodge, . Thos. Hodges, . . Warren, Halifax County, Virginia Colonial Poll and Tithables Lists, 21-25. Jan. 17, 1769 To the Church Wardens to be applied for the use of John Hampton and Thomas Hodges each 800 =1600. Vestry Book of Antrim Parish (Halifax Co., Va.). Mar. 1769 Thomas Cobbs v. Thomas Hodges, on an attachmt agst Deft's estate, for reasons appearing, ord'd that this attachmt be dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 6, page 341. Aug. 10, 1769 deed of Robert Wooding to John Ashlock Jr., land on both sides of Wynne Cr., bordering Fontain, Thomas Hodge's line and John Roberts. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 7, page 428. Aug. 1769 deed from John Hodges of Orange Co. for 125 ac. on his creek acknowledged. Deed with several indorsements proved by the oaths of two witnesses and ordered recorded. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 6, page 247. Dec. 29, 1769 To Thomas Hodges for his maintenance - 500. Vestry Book of Antrim Parish (Halifax Co., Va.). Jan. 10, 1770 Deed of John Hodge of Orange Co., N.C., to Barnet Cearnall of Halifax Co. for 20 pounds, 195 acres waters of Winns Cr. beg. at a post oak in James Watkins line. Signed John Hodge. Wit. Ambrose Foster, James Harper, david Perryman, Wm. Robinson, Andrew Ferguson. Recorded Apr. 19, 1770. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 7, page 484. Jun. 21, 1770 deed from Thomas Hodges, Susanna his wife, William Hodges, Joseph Shaw and Anne Shaw his wife, all of Antrim Parish, Halifax Co., to Jeremiah Stevens, 200 acres, part of 400 acres whereon said Shaw formerly lived, on Fontaine's line, crossing Beaver Pond Branch, and Courthouse Road, grantors have good, sure and perfect indefeasible estate of inheritance in fee simple. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 8, page 1. [This record suggests that Thomas had died. I think these people are Thomas's sons Thomas and William, and his daughter Anne whose baptism in 1734 was recorded in Bristol Parish.] 1770 James McDaniel v. Thomas Hodges, Deft. on an attachmt. agst the Deft's estate, Sher. having returned that he had levied the sd attachmt on a bay and a sorrel horse, this day came the Pltf & sd Deft not appearing to replevy (although solemnly call'd) Therfore it is considered by the Ct that Pltf recover agst sd Deft 14 lbs. 9 pence w/ legal int. fm the xviijth day of May in the yr of our Lord One Thousand and Seven Hundred & sixty two accord'g to the judgmt of this ct this day obtained by John Coleman & Co. agst Pltf as security for Deft together with his costs and order'd that attach'd effects be sold by the sheriff at auction to highest bidders and account of such sales be ret'd to Clerk's office. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 7, page 67. 1771 William Smith v. John Hodges & Job Carter, Defts. in Debt, case dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 7, page 221. 1771 William Smith v. John Hodge, In Case, case dismiss'd. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 7, page 222. Dec. 7, 1771 deed from Drury Hodge of Henrico County to Samuel Meredith of Hanover 150 acres in Cumberland County, the tract being part of an original patent dated March 17, 1736 to Paul Pigg, the said 150 acres being devised to the said Drury Hodges by the last will and testament of his father Thomas Hodges deceased and bounded by the lands of Samuel Meredith, John Smith, and Benjamin Sims the present proprietor of the other part of the said 400 acres. Recorded March 23, 1773. Cumberland County Deed Book 5, page 43. June 1773 William Hodges v. Richard Keesee & Sam'l Brooks, on a Petition, Sheriff returned Defts. are no Inhab. of county. suit abates. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 8, page 150. Nov. 2, 1774 John Hodges v. Robert Walton, son and heir of Robert Walton decd. for 390 ac. Halifax Co. entered this date. Abated by plaintiff's death. Nov. 2, 1774 John Hodges v. Robert Walton for 400 ac. Halifax Co. entered this date. Abated by plaintiff's death. October General Court 1782 Caveats Dismissed, Abated or Determined. "Caveated Surveys Settled in the General Court 1782-88", Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, Feb. 1990. Next, Pittsylvania and Henry County Records.

Halifax County, Virginia Records (cont.) 1756 Thomas Watts v. Thomas Hodges. Sheriff having determined Deft. is not inhabitant of this Co., case dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 2, page 146. 1759 Nathaniel Abney v. Thomas Hodges confessed judgment in debt for 12 pounds 6 pence. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 2, page 501. Jan. 21, 1760 Thomas Hodges of Halifax Co. to Peter Irby of same for 43 pounds, one wagon, shingle tree, and six horses, signed this date with mark X. Witnesses Thos. Cobbs, John Williams. Recorded Mar. 20, 1760. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 2, page 137. Aug. 1760 Thomas Hodges paid as witness for Austin 6 days attendance in Barrett et al. v. John Austin. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 138. May 1761 Thomas Hodges v. George Thomas, for reasons appearing, suit dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 236. May 21, 1761 deed of Richard Murphy to Thomas Hodges, both of Halifax Co., for L25, 100 ac. on both sides of Bradley Crk. part of a patent of 400 ac. granted by patent first to Welcome William Hodges Aug. 16, 1756. Wit. Joseph Collins, Wm. Murphy, Welcom Wm. Hodges. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 3, page 111. 1761 John Calven v. William Hodges, def, not appearing, pltf. to recover 4 pouns with interest from May 1 til paid. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 209. 1761 William Hodges to work on road. Moses Terry, surveyor. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 233. 1761 Thomas Hodges v. George Thomas. Case dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 236. June 6, 1761 Inventory and appraisement of the estate of James Boyce (widow Tabitha). Appraisers John Laws, Byrd Prewit, Welcome W. Hodges, Thos. Hodges. Halifax Co. (Va.) Will Book 0, page 121. July 1761 John Potter v. William Hodges, def. not appearing, pltf to recover 4 pounds 8 shillings. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 285. Oct. 1761 Robert Hastie, Andrew Buchanan Jr. & Co. v. Thomas Hodges. James Wood surety undertakes for deft. that if condemned he will pay costs and condemnation or tender his body to prison. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 346. Dec. 27, 1761 The King v. Thomas Hodges: At a Court held at the Courthouse of Hal. Co on Thursday the Fifth day of December in the 1st year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord Kinf George the Third and in the Year of Our Lord Christ One thousand seven hundred and sixty-one, for the Examiner of Thomas Hodges charged with felony. Present his Majestys Justices James Roberts Junr. Robert Wade Junr. Nathaniel Corry and Hugh Innes. The aforesaid Thomas Hodges was led to the Bar in the custody of the Sheriff and waives all advantages of the law ---------- --------- and appointed for his examination being tomorrow and it being demanded of the said Thomas Hodges whether he is guilty of the fact wherewith he stands charged or not guilty, answered that he is not guilty. Whereupon diverse witnesses were produced, sworn and examined in behalf of our Lord the Kingand sd Thomas Hodges was fully heard in his own defense, the Court is of the opinion that he is not guilty of the fact wherewith he is accused and thereupon he is acquitted and discharged. These proceedings were signed by Robert Wade Junr. Agent. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 383-84. Feb. 1762 A deed with endorsements thereon from Byrd Preit to Thomas Hodges was ackn. by Byrd Prewit and ordered recorded. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 387. Feb. 18, 1762 Deed from Thomas Hodges to William Sims for L30, 200 ac. on both sides of Bradleys Cr., part of a larger patent first granted to [Welcome] Wm. Hodges Aug. 16, 1756, beg. Cor. of Thos. Dendey's line . new line of marked trees made by agmt. dividing the upper part which was conveyed by deed to the sd Thos. Hodges, signed this date by Jno. Hodges. Halifax Co. Deed Book 3, page 385. Feb. 1762 Thomas Anderson v. William Martin and Thomas Hodges. Dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 404. Feb. 1762 William Moore v. Thomas Hodges, def. not appearing, pltf, providing account of 5 pounds, plt to recover with costs. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 429. Mar. 1762 Daniel Abney v. Thomas Hodges on a scire facias, def. not appearing, plf. to recover 6 pound 3pence with legal interest from July 6, 1759 til paid, 49 pounds of Nett tobaccoand 7 sh. & 6 pense, according to former judgment together with [costs?] about his Writ of Scire facias on his behalf expended. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 439. Mar. 1762 Thomas Hodge witness for Henry Wade in suit against Martin. Order Wade to pay Thomas Hodge 4 days attendance. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 439. Mar. 1762 Thomas Forter v. Thomas Hodges. Thomas Hodges confessing plt's demand for 4 pounds 3 pense to be just, plt. to recover plus costs & 7 sh. 6 p. for lawyer, this judgmt to be stayed til 3rd Thursday in May next. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 453. May 1762 Peter Irby assignee of John Ellington v. William Hodges, def. not appearing, plt to recover 3 pounds 9 sh. and costs. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 3, page 494. Nov. 10, 1762 Deed of William Hodges to John Wade, both of Halifax Co., for L25, 250 acres on the head branches of Woods Crk, which sd Hodges purchased of John Austin. Signed this date. Wit. Hugh Innes, Arter Bearden, Thomas (H) Hodges. Rec. Nov. 18, 1762. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 3, page 384. Feb. 17, 1763 Deed of Thomas Hodges to William Sims, both of Halifax Co., for L40, 200 ac. on both sides of Bradleys Crk. part of a patent first granted to Welcome Wm. Hodges Aug. 16, 1756. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 4, page 159. 1763 Peter Irby v. William Hodges. Plt. not prosecuting, suit dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 13. May 1763 Commonwealth v. John Hodges. John Hodges having behaved in insolent and contemptuous manner to this Ct while the same was sitting, ordered that John be committed to Prison of Co. there to remain until he enters into recognizance with two securities, John's security for 20 pounds, and each security for ten pounds, with condition that John shall be of good behavior for a year and a day. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 18. May. 1763 Simon Powell v. William Hodges, suit dismissed, def. not arrested. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 26. May 1763 Mary Echols admr. of Isaac Echols est., Bartholomew Hodges, and William Murphy defts. suit dismissed, defts. not summoned. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 32. May 1763 Matthew Cox v. Thomas Hodges Jr. parties agree. case dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 33. May 1763 Simon Powell v. William Hodges, plt not proceeding, suit dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 38. June 1763 David Wall v. Thomas Hodges, def. not appearing, plt. to recover. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 86. 1763 Benedict Alderson v. Thomas Hodges, William Hall surety undertakes for def. he will pay or render body to prison. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 96. July 1763 James McCraw v. Thomas Hodges, confessed judgment for 13 pounds 8 sh and interest from 2/8 last, Samuel Cox and Edmund Hodges undertake for def. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 115. July 1763 Clement Read v. Thomas Hodges & Thomas Green In debt.confessed judgment of 10 pounds, Andrew Ward Sen'r and William Hill undertake for Defs. plt to recover. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 148. July 21, 1763 Joseph Shaw of Halifax Co. to Thomas Hodges & William Hodges for L20. 200 ac. part of 400 ac. where sd Shaw now lives, Beg. at Fountain's line, crossing Beaver Pond Branch,, and Cths. Road, Shaw's old line. Rec. Jul. 21, 1763. Wit. Thomas Green. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 4, page 333. 1763 John Gordon, gent., late Sheriff v. Thomas Hodges, Thos Spraggins & Wm. Abney, debt, jury trial, plt. to recover 4 pounds 11 sh. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 160. August 1763 Thomas Hodges v. George Scoggan & david Powell, debt, Pter Hudson undertakes for Deft. David Powell. Alias capias awarded agst Geo Scoggan. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 174. August 1763 Alexander Stewart v. Thomas Hodges & John Austin. Plt. to recover angst John Austin, and Thomas Hodges not being called, new summons awarded. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 179. Oct. 5, 1763 deed of Thomas and Elizabeth Hodges to John Stewart, for 32 pounds, 200 ac. beg. on upper cor. Thos. Dendy's line . both sides Bradleys Crk., part of a greater tract granted to WelcomeWm. Hodges Aug. 16, 1756, Wit. Thos. Tunstall, James Hodges, Thos. Dendy. Rec. Oct. 20, 1763. Nath' l Terry et al to examine Eliz. Hodges for relinquishment of her dower right in land sold by husband Thos. Hodges to John Stuart, signed this date, Robert Munford CHC rec Oct 8, 1763, Elizabeth Hodges, wife of Thomas, relinq. her right of dower, signed Nat Terry, James Roberts Jr. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 4, page 436. 1764 Thomas Hodges v. George Scoggen & Wm Powell, debt, judgmt grated plt according to agreemt of parties for tobacco and costs of suit. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 257. June 1764 William Thompson, assignee of John Coleman and Comp., pltfs v. John Hodges and John Echols Defts. John Echols not appearing, order of the last court be confirmed and plaintiff recover against defendant and defendants Echols to pay fine and costs from July 15, 172 until payment, and the other defendant John Hodges not being arrested, the suit against him is dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 320. June 1764 John Hodges, Plntf v. Humphrey Hendrick, parties having agreed, suit dismissed. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 353. June 1764 John Hodges, Pltff against William Hall Junr. Deft. in debt. This day came the Plntf by his attorney and the Defendant being solemnly called and not appearing therefore on the motion of the Plntf it is considered that the order of the last court be confirmed and that he recover against the Deft and Thomas Spraggins his Security the sum of Seventy Pounds Current money the debt in the declaration mentioned together with his costs by him about his suit in this behalf expended but this judgment except as to the costs is to be discharged by payment of five Pounds thirteen Shillings nine pence with lawful interest thereon from the twentieth day of October one thousand seven hundred and sixty-three til payment. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 361. June 1764 William Hodges, Plntf angst Joseph Hancock and Mary his wife, Defts, on a petition for one pound eighteen shillings said to be due by an account. This day came Plntf by his attorney and Defendant being duly summoned and not appearing tho solemnly called and sd Plntf having proved his account therefore it is considered by the Court that the Plntf recover agnst Deft sd one pound eighteen shillings together with his cost by him in this behalf expended. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 368. 1764 Thomas Hodges & John Ganson - Anne Prewet, wife of Byrd Prewet, relinq. dower to land & premises she and husband sold them. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 4, page 385. Aug. 16, 1764 Sparrow to Hunt deed for land on Terrible Creek witnessed by Thomas Hodges, Elizabeth Hodge signed and recorded. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 5, page 183. Nov. 28, 1764 Wm. Hodge on Mr. Edward Booker's list. William Hodges on Mr. Hampton Wade's list. Warren, Halifax County, Virginia Colonial Poll and Tithables Lists, 3-7. June 1765 Peter Johnston v. Thomas Hodges, on attachment of Def. estate Def. not appearing Sher. executed attachmt Pltf to recover 21 pounds 4 sh. Sher. will sell effects by auction. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 80. June 1765 David Caldwell v. Thomas Hodges, debt, suit dismiss'd. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 81. June 1765 Samuel Bentley v. Thomas Hodges, debt, suit dismiss'd. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 87. June 1765 John Hodges assignee of James Echols, assignee of John Davis v. Jospeh Spradling, debt, parties agree, case dismiss'd. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 99. June 1765 Robert Hastie & Co., Plntffs v. Thomas Hodges, Deft. sheriff having returned the Defendant no inhabitant of County, suit abates. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 110. July 17, 1765 Thomas Hodges on Thomas Tunstall's list. Warren, Halifax County, Virginia Colonial Poll and Tithables Lists, 10-11. Aug. 25, 1765 Mary Welch of Halifax Co. to John Hodges of Orange Co., North Carolina, for 10 pounds, 180 ac. on Br. of Wynns Cr. Bordering Watkins, McCune. Recorded Sept. 19, 1765. Wit. Peter (X) McCune, Wm Williams. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 5, page 515. 1765 Timothy Dalton et al. v. Thomas Hodges et al. suit dismiss'd. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 113. Aug. 1765 John Coleman & Co. v. Thomas Hodges et al., debt, for reasons appearing, suit dismiss'd. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 139. Sept. 1765 Benedict Alderson v. Thomas Hodges, on an attachmt, jury says deft. did abscond out of county, deft. owes pltf 8 pounds & costs. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 200-01. Sept. 1765 Thomas Hodges v. Harris Wilson, case dismissed. Deft. to recover costs. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 201. Aug. 1766 Abraham Abney v. Thomas Hodges Sr., debt. for reasons appearing, suit dismiss'd. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 283. Aug. 18, 1766 deed from Joseph Shaw to Smith Johnson, both of Halifax Co., for 30 pounds, 203 acres part of 403 acre ttract so. side of Banister River on Terrible Cr. bordering Sparrow's Cor./line, Wooding's line, Thos. Hodges' line, Fountain's line. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 6, page 111. Aug. 1766 Robert Hastie & Co., assigness of George Anderson, Plntffs v. William Hodges and Thomas Hodges Defts., the Sheriff having retunred sd Deft. no inhabitants of co. this suit abates. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 294. 1766 Thomas Donald v. Thomas Hodges, deft. no inhabitant of county, suit abates. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 300. 1766 William Hawkins, Jr. v. William Hodges, deft. no inhabitant of county, suit abates. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 301. 1766 Alexander Stewart v. Thomas Hodges et al. suit abates. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 305. Sept. 1766 Deed with endorsements thereon fm. John Smith to John Hodges proved with oaths of 3 witnesses, order'd record'd. Halifax Co. (Va.) Plea Book 5, page 364. Sept. 16, 1766 deed of James Warrin of Halifax Co. to John Hodg of Orange Co. for 15 pounds 125 ac. on Mill Cr. Wit. James Warrin, Timo. Warrin, John Smith, John Rodgers. Rec. Sept. 18, 1766. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 6, page 124. Sept. 18, 1766 deed of John Smith to John Hoge of Orange Co. for 15 pounds, 305 ac. on Mill Cr. John Smith by power of atty for John Smith. Wit. Esaias Harbour, Talmon Harbour, Joel Harbour. Halifax Co. (Va.) Deed Book 6, page 124. Next, still more Halifax County records.