In a message dated 6/23/99 9:53:41 AM EST, jamadam@digital.net writes: << Could these have been brothers of Isham? I am guessing that they were all killed in the Rev. War. Can anyone shed any light on this? Thanks, Pat >> You'll find the Isham Hodges line at the LDS site. Don't recall all the names (my line is Isham, Asa, Fleming, George Washington Hodges). The info may be of some help. www.familysearch.com

Hi Pat, Can't answer your question but here is some more info that might contain a clue. 05071793 Isham Hodges 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 Hodges soldiers in the 3rd S.C. Continentals from Moss's South Carolinian Soldiers of the Revolution: Benjamin Hodges 7-24-1776 Benajmin Hodges 9-20-1776 (possibly the same) Edmund Hodges 7-1-1775 (or 7-24-1776) Isai Hodges 9-20-1776 Isham Hodges 7-8-1775 (b. Virginia about 1750) James Hodges 9-20-1776 John Hodges 7-1-1775 Philomel Hodges 7-24-1776 Joab Hodges 7-18-1777, discharged 3-1-1779 Jacob Hodges [served 12 months and died prior to 1785]. Mark Hodges 7-18-1777 Joseph Hodges 7-24-1776 William Hodges 7-24-1776 Ken in Orlando At 10:55 AM 06/23/1999 -0500, you wrote: >I just returned from a trip to Marlboro Co. S.C. and came back with lots of >information that I am still sorting out. There is one item that I hope >someone can help me with. May 7, 1793 (will book A) Isham Hodges ( father >of Edmond, John and Isham jr) and William Fields were named as >administrators of all goods and chattels rights and credits ,of Edmond,Mark >and Jacob Hodges deceased. Could these have been brothers of Isham? I am >guessing that they were all killed in the Rev. War. Can anyone shed any >light on this? Thanks, Pat > >James (Woody)& Pat Adams >Rockledge, FL. >E-mail:<jamadam@digital.net> > > > >==== HODGES Mailing List ==== >Searchable Archives at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >Archives help at: http://www.shelby.net/shelby/jr/robertsn/rwsearch.htm >New threaded Archives at: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ > >

Did you find any information on a Redding Othaniel Augustus Hodges b. 1790? Some of his family went to Marlboro. Possibly an Abel Hodges could be related. I've seen the name Isham in a few books I've used and will look for any clues as to brothers. Thanks, Annette Haddock -----Original Message----- From: PAT & WOODY ADAMS <jamadam@digital.net> To: HODGES-L@rootsweb.com <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, June 23, 1999 9:55 AM Subject: [HODGES-L] Isham Hodges Marlboro Co. >I just returned from a trip to Marlboro Co. S.C. and came back with lots of >information that I am still sorting out. There is one item that I hope >someone can help me with. May 7, 1793 (will book A) Isham Hodges ( father >of Edmond, John and Isham jr) and William Fields were named as >administrators of all goods and chattels rights and credits ,of Edmond,Mark >and Jacob Hodges deceased. Could these have been brothers of Isham? I am >guessing that they were all killed in the Rev. War. Can anyone shed any >light on this? Thanks, Pat > >James (Woody)& Pat Adams >Rockledge, FL. >E-mail:<jamadam@digital.net> > > > >==== HODGES Mailing List ==== >Searchable Archives at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >Archives help at: http://www.shelby.net/shelby/jr/robertsn/rwsearch.htm >New threaded Archives at: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ > >

I just returned from a trip to Marlboro Co. S.C. and came back with lots of information that I am still sorting out. There is one item that I hope someone can help me with. May 7, 1793 (will book A) Isham Hodges ( father of Edmond, John and Isham jr) and William Fields were named as administrators of all goods and chattels rights and credits ,of Edmond,Mark and Jacob Hodges deceased. Could these have been brothers of Isham? I am guessing that they were all killed in the Rev. War. Can anyone shed any light on this? Thanks, Pat James (Woody)& Pat Adams Rockledge, FL. E-mail:<jamadam@digital.net>

Received your imformation. My mother-in-law is getting together all she has and is going to mail it to you. Betty

I've moved the Hodges Surname Center to a new location. The new address is: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~hodges/ Check it out and post your information. T

Hello List (and Jennifer) I am posting the information that I have on Mary AGUE in hopes of connecting with others who are searching Agues. >From Mary Ague's death cert: Mary AGUE - b. March 28, 1852 married William R. HODGE May 23, 1868 d. October 24, 1919 father - Nathan LITTLE b. Ohio, mother Eliza HUBLER, b. PA. Informant: Mrs. Henry Erb Would like to find Mark Welchley - I hear that he has done some research on AGUEs Julie in Columbus, OH Zinns@Juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

I've just found some info on Achilles Whitlock Hoge form Halifax Co. Virginia. He was born about 1821 (according to IGI record) no parents listed and Luacine Hoge Peery listed under relatives. Does this match anyone's info out there and can you give more??

For those of you seeking wife's maiden names as well as unusual first names....even a link for middle name seekers, here's the place to start with an unusual list of name related information sites [e.g. nicknames, name origins, etc]: http://www.hypervigilance.com/genlog/firstname.html Even those of you who were asking about naming traditions-- check it out.....connie

Can anyone help in sorting these Hodges? I'm trying to identify and get more accurate ages for them before attempting to group them. A listing of some of the earlier (prior to 1800) Hodges in Surry Co., NC. Ages are assumed by other info, person identified where possible with spouse's name. No attempt has been made to group them by family at this stage, although the common use of these names in future generations indicates some relationship. Welcome William Hodges ( Mary ) b. c 1732 Halifax Co., Va. d. Rebecca ( Edmond Wood ) b. c 1750 Welcome Wm. b. c 1754 Asa ( aka Amasa ) b. c 1754 d. Keziah ( John Dean ) b. <c 1745 d. c 1787 [ grown son in 1787 ] James b. < c 1777 [ land grant in 1798] Joseph b. < c 1764 [ land owner in 1785] John b. < c 1778 [land grant in 1799] Drury (not Bart's son) b. < c 1758 [ land owner in 1779 ] Jesse b. < c 1758 [ land owner in 1779 ] Edmond Sr. b. c 1750 [land entry 1779] Edmond Jr. ( Elizabeth ) b. c 1770 Bartholomew ( Elizabeth ) b. c 1760 William ( Tabitha ) b. c 1770 d. 1815 Ken in Orlando

unsubscribe HODGES-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > HODGES-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 333 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: [HODGES-L] Drury Hodges [Kenneth Hodge <khodge@gdi.net>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from HODGES-D, send a message to > > HODGES-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] Drury Hodges > Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 06:02:43 -0400 > From: Kenneth Hodge <khodge@gdi.net> > To: HODGES-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi Mike, > > Some of this info came from descendants of Drury, Wayne Langston and Wayne > Hodge. Birthdates, when only the year is stated, are derived from census > reports with the understanding that there are the usual census inaccuracies. > > Franklin Co. was formed in 1786 from Bedford and Henry Co.'s.. Henry was > formed in 1777 from Pittsylvania which was formed in 1767 from Halifax. > I'm not sure where Wayne found the children's births in Halifax. Many > times the early settlers would go to the nearest county seat whether or not > they actually resided in that county. > > I show Anderson as the 6th child of Drury and Diana. > VI Anderson b. 1808 > m. 11/25/1831 Frk. Co. sur. Joel Hodges > sp. Nancy Hodges b. 1810 in Halifax Co., Va. > > Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, Kniffin 1st ed., > 1885 Reprinted 1972 by Kentucky Reprint Co., Murray, KY. Graves Co. > > MARTIN B. HODGES was born April 7, 1818, in Hopkins County, Ky., > and was taken by his parents, in 1822, to Calloway County, and in > 1826 brought to Graves County, where he has continued to reside to > the present time. He is the son of Drury Hodges, a native of > Virginia, who died in Missouri. Drury's wife was Diana, daughter > of George Griffith, of Virginia. He was twice married and his > children are Hiram, Miriam (Farmer), George W., James, Irvine, > Anderson, Matilda (Swafford), subject, Barbara (Arant), Dinah > (Davidson) and Mary. Subject's educational advantages were > limited, but he is a constant reader. He was married, in 1846, to > Miss Louisa Cargill, of Graves County, who bore him one child, > George W., and died in 1847. Mr Hodges was next married, in 1854, > to Miss Nancy M., daughter of Daniel T. and Sarah (Pryor) Cargill, > and the result of this union has been the birth of Bettie (Barton), > Sarah F. (Stafford), Susan M., Nancy M. (Coffee), Jemmey A., Thomas > B., Ella May, Jonathan and Adella. Subject is a farmer, owning > eighty acres of fair land in a good state of cultivation. He is a > member of the Masonic fraternity and co-operates with the > Democratic party. > > The Drury you list in Jones Co., Ga. appears to be the following: > 1. Drury (or Drewry) Hodges d. 1843 > Susannah Gunn d. abt. 1846 > <<Both Drury and Susannah are believed to be from North Carolina. They > were probably born in the 1780's. > > Their Children: > 1.1 Mary Hodges b. 1804 North Carolina > Dennis Bradley d. Apr. 2, 1844 > 1.1.1 Samuel M. Hodge *** b. Mar. 10, 1821 Jones Co., GA > d. Nov. 9, 1887 Jones Co., GA > [note the "s" was deleted in Samuel's name] > > I believe that I have Wayne Langston's address if you would like to contact > him. I'll send it under private E-mail if you wish. > > Ken in Orlando > > At 10:59 AM 06/16/1999 -0500, you wrote: > >Hi Ken, > > > >Drury is my GGG-grandfather through George W. Hodges, Martin G. Hodges, > >Murray T. Hodges, and George M. Hodge, my father. > > > >A few questions. > > > >1) The dates on Drury's child how were they arrived at? > > > >2) The place and date of Drury's death. > > > >3) Halifax as a birth place for some of his children. > > > >4) Anderson's marriage is this Drury child? > > > >This what I have on Drury, it is long may be more than you wanted: > >

>From Elijah. Diana -----Original Message----- From: Elijah V. Hodges <thetishbite@juno.com> To: HODGES-L@rootsweb.com <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, June 17, 1999 11:28 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Gone for a short time. >Hello everyone. I know I haven't been very active of late. I've been >using an old 486 machine with 6MB of RAM. Juno is wonderful for e.mail, >but won't allow me on any web sites without my paying for it. I don't >mind paying, of course, for what I use. However, I work for Gateway and >have been working hard to get a new computer. Since the new computer >comes with a year of free internet service, if I have a local server, I >decided to wait. > >Well, the waiting will soon come to an end. I ordered a new Performance >450 with Works suite 99 on Tuesday. I ought to have it by Wednesday next >week, probably sooner. I got a free bubble jet printer and a year of >internet service with it. >I also got a cd-rewriter and a tv/fm tuner card. I'm a big sports nut. >Anyway. I'll be up on gateway.net sometime in the next five or six day. >I'm sure I'll still be thetishbite there. > >See you soon. > >Elijah > >___________________________________________________________________ >Get the Internet just the way you want it. >Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! >Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. > >

Hi Mike, Some of this info came from descendants of Drury, Wayne Langston and Wayne Hodge. Birthdates, when only the year is stated, are derived from census reports with the understanding that there are the usual census inaccuracies. Franklin Co. was formed in 1786 from Bedford and Henry Co.'s.. Henry was formed in 1777 from Pittsylvania which was formed in 1767 from Halifax. I'm not sure where Wayne found the children's births in Halifax. Many times the early settlers would go to the nearest county seat whether or not they actually resided in that county. I show Anderson as the 6th child of Drury and Diana. VI Anderson b. 1808 m. 11/25/1831 Frk. Co. sur. Joel Hodges sp. Nancy Hodges b. 1810 in Halifax Co., Va. Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, Kniffin 1st ed., 1885 Reprinted 1972 by Kentucky Reprint Co., Murray, KY. Graves Co. MARTIN B. HODGES was born April 7, 1818, in Hopkins County, Ky., and was taken by his parents, in 1822, to Calloway County, and in 1826 brought to Graves County, where he has continued to reside to the present time. He is the son of Drury Hodges, a native of Virginia, who died in Missouri. Drury's wife was Diana, daughter of George Griffith, of Virginia. He was twice married and his children are Hiram, Miriam (Farmer), George W., James, Irvine, Anderson, Matilda (Swafford), subject, Barbara (Arant), Dinah (Davidson) and Mary. Subject's educational advantages were limited, but he is a constant reader. He was married, in 1846, to Miss Louisa Cargill, of Graves County, who bore him one child, George W., and died in 1847. Mr Hodges was next married, in 1854, to Miss Nancy M., daughter of Daniel T. and Sarah (Pryor) Cargill, and the result of this union has been the birth of Bettie (Barton), Sarah F. (Stafford), Susan M., Nancy M. (Coffee), Jemmey A., Thomas B., Ella May, Jonathan and Adella. Subject is a farmer, owning eighty acres of fair land in a good state of cultivation. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity and co-operates with the Democratic party. The Drury you list in Jones Co., Ga. appears to be the following: 1. Drury (or Drewry) Hodges d. 1843 Susannah Gunn d. abt. 1846 <<Both Drury and Susannah are believed to be from North Carolina. They were probably born in the 1780's. Their Children: 1.1 Mary Hodges b. 1804 North Carolina Dennis Bradley d. Apr. 2, 1844 1.1.1 Samuel M. Hodge *** b. Mar. 10, 1821 Jones Co., GA d. Nov. 9, 1887 Jones Co., GA [note the "s" was deleted in Samuel's name] I believe that I have Wayne Langston's address if you would like to contact him. I'll send it under private E-mail if you wish. Ken in Orlando At 10:59 AM 06/16/1999 -0500, you wrote: >Hi Ken, > >Drury is my GGG-grandfather through George W. Hodges, Martin G. Hodges, >Murray T. Hodges, and George M. Hodge, my father. > >A few questions. > >1) The dates on Drury's child how were they arrived at? > >2) The place and date of Drury's death. > >3) Halifax as a birth place for some of his children. > >4) Anderson's marriage is this Drury child? > >This what I have on Drury, it is long may be more than you wanted: >

Hi Ken, Drury is my GGG-grandfather through George W. Hodges, Martin G. Hodges, Murray T. Hodges, and George M. Hodge, my father. A few questions. 1) The dates on Drury's child how were they arrived at? 2) The place and date of Drury's death. 3) Halifax as a birth place for some of his children. 4) Anderson's marriage is this Drury child? This what I have on Drury, it is long may be more than you wanted: BIRTH & DEATH: Martin B. Hodges was born April 7, 1818 in Hopkins County, KY and was taken by his parents in 1822, to Calloway Co, and in 1826 was brought to Graves Co where he has continued to resided to the present time. He is the Son of Drury Hodges, a native of Virginia, who died in Missouri. Drury's wife was Diana, Daughter of George Griffith, of Virginia. He was twice married and his children are Hiram, Miriam (Farmer), George W., James, Irvine, Anderson, Matilda (Swafford), subject(I.e. Martin B. per MDH), Barbara (Arant), Dinah (Davidson), and Mary. .... He was married in 1846 to Miss Louisa Cargill....He also Married Miss Nancy Cargill..."Histories and Biographies of Ballard, Calloway, Fulton Graves, Hickman, McCracken & Marshall Co., KY." pg 229 by Battle, Perrin & Kniffin Death place also from Clair Davenport, 1425 Audubon Dr., Bowling Green, Ky 42101 Believe that he died in Scott Co., Mo. He had moved there with his daughter Matilda Hodges Swafford. Matilda died in Scott Co. MARRIAGE: 1st marriage to Diana Griffith January 23, 1800. "Marriage bonds of Franklin Co. VA 1786-1858" by Wingfield page 116 2nd marriage Ruth Means "Marriage Records McCracken Co., Ky."Vol 1 Pg 9 copied by Bettie Bass Tate, 4640 Buckner Lane, Paducah, Ky. 42001. Matilda Hodges married James S. Swafford with consent of John Griffith, 2-6-1833 they then moved to Scott Co. Mo.. (where was Drury?? Had he left for Missouri??) June 6 1799, Drury Hodges was Surety for Edmond Smith Sleator (this last name is probably Sleaton) and Susanah Dis Hong in Franklin Co. VA. "Marriage bonds of Franklin Co. VA 1786-1858" by Wingfield page 208 TAX LIST: There is a Drury Hodges on the 1800 Franklin Co., Va. tax list. This from Paul W. Hodges, Rt. 1, Point Blank, TX 773641 In 1818 Drury is in Hopkins Co., Ky. He is listed in Calloway Co., Ky. on the 1822 Jackson Purchase tax list with 1 white male over 21, 5 children 4/14, and 4 horses. "Tax List of the Jackson Purchase 1822-1825" by Don Simmons. On the 1823 Calloway Co., Ky. tax list Drury is listed as 1 white male over 21 and 3 horses. "Tax List of the Jackson Purchase 1822-1825" by Don Simmons. On the 1824 Calloway Co., Ky. tax list 1 white male over 21 and 3 horses. "Tax List of the Jackson Purchase 1822-1825" by Don Simmons. On the 1825 Calloway Co., Ky. tax list it shows Drury as 1 white male over 21 and 3 horses. "Tax List of the Jackson Purchase 1822-1825" and "Graves Co KY, Tax List 1824-1833" by Don Simmons. On the 1826 Graves Co., Ky. tax list it shows Drury as 1 white male over 21 and 1 horses. "Graves Co KY, Tax List 1824-1833" by Don Simmons. On the 1828 Graves Co., Ky. tax list Drury is listed as 1 white male over 21 and 6 horses. "Graves Co. KY, Tax List 1824-1833" by Don Simmons. On the 1830 Graves Co., Ky. tax list Drury is listed as 1 white male over 21 and 1 horses. "Graves Co. KY, Tax List 1824-1833" by Don Simmons. CENSUS: On the 1810 Kentucky Census, Drury is in Hopkins Co. page #371 with 3 males 0/10, 1 male 10/16, 1 male 26/45 and 1 female 0/10, 1 female 26/45 On the 1810 Kentucky Census, there is also a Drury Hodges listed in Clay Co., Ky, age 16/26 with one female 16/26 OTHER: Served on Grand Jury Graves Co Drury moved to Scott Co., Mo. with his daughter Matilda Swafford and her family before 1840. This info from Clair Davenport, 1425 Audubon Dr., Bowling Green, Ky 42101 and "Pot Pourri Vol. 3" by the Jackson Purchase Gene. Soc. Bettie Tate was told by Gwen Meadows, Rt. 1, Boaz, Ky. that Drury's 2nd wife Ruth Means was a destitute young woman that he married to give her a home. November 1, 1822 Martin B Griffith, Henry Darnell, Drury Hodges buyers at Morton Mauding Estate. "Pioneers of Caldwell Co." POSSIBLE RELATED: On the 1820 Kentucky Census, Drury Hodges is in Caldwell Co. KY, 2 males under 10, 1 male 10-16, 1 male 16-18, 1 male over 45, 1 female under 10, 1 female 16-26, 1 female 26-45. On the 1820 Georgia Census, a Drury Hodges is in Jones Co., GA, 1 male over 45, 1 female 16-26, 1 female over 45, 3 engaged in agriculture, 1 male slave under 14, 1 female slave 14 to 26. On the 1830 Georgia Census, A Drury Hodge is in Jones Co., GA, 1 male under 5, 1 male 60 to 70, 1 female 50 to 60 On the 1840 Tennessee Census, a Drury Hodge is in Shelby Co., TN, 1 male age 20-30, 1 male under 5, 1 female 20-30, 1 female under 5. On the 1840 Missouri Census , Scott Co., MO, James Swafford, 1 male under 5, 1 male 20-30, 1 female under 5, 1 female 5 to 10, 1 female 20 to 30, 1 female 40-50. On the 1850 Alabama Census, Coosa Co. AL., a Drury Hodges age 67, Farmer, born Virginia, wife is Mary age 72 born Virginia. No children listed. Page 91. In the 1850 Census for Johnson Co Arkansas, Pg 155 there is: Anderson Hodges age 45 born TN. Farmer Mary?? Hodges age 27 born TN. William W. Hodges age 7 born Ark. Pleasent J. Hodges age 5 born Ark. Eliza Jane Hodges age 10 born Ark. Elizabeth E Hodges age 7/12 born Ark. Ruben Hodges age 15 born ALABAMA (Note State) Anderson Hodges age 8 born Ark. On the 1880 Virginia Census, Franklin Co. VA., Anderson Hodges 70 years Farmer, born VA. Father & Mother born in VA; Nancy Hodges 70 yrs. Wife; Hebron Hodges age 39 labor; (married 11-5-1840 Anderson Surety) Anna Fisher Hodges age 31 dau-in-law; Florence age 10 gr. dau; Nancy M. Hodges age 8 gr dau; Creed Hodges age 6 gr son; Victoria F Hodges age 2 gr dau. A Drewry R Hodges Married Mrs Mahala B Fickle m. 4-27-1847 Platte Co., MO. "Missouri Marriages before 1840" Martin B. Hodges Married a Jane McCreery 2-25-1836 in Washington Co. MO., "Missouri Marriages before 1840" A Drury Hodges owned land in Lawerance Co. Alabama, 2-26-1819. "Old Land Records of Lawerance Co. Ala." page 244 Located Pogue Library. To Drury Hodges 300 acres in Greene Co. TN., on Lick Creek, adjoining William Hodges. For 10 pounds per 100 acres, No 391 page 260-Richard Caswell at Kinston, 20 September 1787. "North Carolina Land Grant Recorded in Greene Co. TN." page 31. To William Hodges 300 acres in Greene Co. TN., on both sides of Lick Creek chiefly on eastside, adjoining Amos Hodges, and John Murphy, Drury Hodges. For 10 pounds per 100 acres, No 570 page 263-Richard Caswell at Kinston, 20 September 1787. "North Carolina Land Grant Recorded in Greene Co. TN." page 31 Hodges Burying Ground Ac. 1.25 miles northwest of Main St. in Bridgeport in the bottoms of South Benson Valley. (Smith Farm). Almira Magill, Aug 25, 1809 - Mar. 16, 1881; William H. Hodges, June 2, 1803 - Sept 28, 1875 (Is this Hiriam?? MDH); Elizabeth T. Hodges Jan 19, 1796 - Oct 10, 1874; John Magill, 1759-1842; M. S. Davison, June 27, 1797 - Oct. 27, 1863(Is this kin to Dinah Hodges Drury's Daughter?); Elizabeth Jane Hodges Jackson, Mar 26, 1827 - Apr 2 1855; Elizabeth Hodges, Feb 2, 1775 - Feb 24, 1840; Dr. John A. Magill, May 11, 1794 - Jan. 17, 1853. "Hopkins Co. Records V10" page 60. Anderson Hodges and Nancy Hodges 11-25-1831 Surety by Joel Hodges "Marriage Bonds of Franklin Co VA" By Wingfield page 116 On the will of Thomas Hodges March 1750, Cumberland Co., Va. there is a Drury Hodges listed. "Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Reel 935256 Batch 7432316 #15" MISCELLANEOUS: Caldwell Co. had control over Jackson Purchase until 1822. This included Calloway and Graves county in the 1820 Census. John, Jesse, and Moses Hodges sons of Edmund Hodges had Daughters and/or Sons married in the years between 1790 & 1806 in Franklin and Pittsylvania Co., VA. A Drury Hodges S0-28806 served Capt. Harris' Co. TN Mil as A private "War of 1812 Pensioners" page 1002. A Drury Hodges, Pvt, Col Wm. Johnson, Capt Wm. Alexander, Det of E TN Drafted Mil.. pg 257 "Tennessee in the war of 1812" A Drury Hodges was on the tax list in Greene Co., TN in 1783 "Early Tennessee Tax List" (As a point of information A George Griffith was in Grainger Co. TN., in 1899) Drury Hodges served on the jury of the third term of the Graves County Court held in Mayfield, Ky., (I.e. George Hopkins his sons brother-in-law also served on this Jury)."Histories and Biographies of Ballard, Calloway, Fulton Graves, Hickman, McCracken & Marshall Co., Ky." pg 229 by Battle, Perrin & Kniffin Susananh Hodges was the daughter of Edmund Hodges & Nepathia Walker, Susananh married John Slayden, who had among other children an Edmund Slayden born 2/13/1777 and died 11/9/1841 in Hopkins Co. KY. His grave has E. Slaton. He is named in his fathers will as Edmund Slayden, and in Edmond Hodges will as Edmond Slayton. Most Ky records show the spelling as Slaton. "Slaton amily" book located in Madisonville, KY Library. ADMINISTRATION JAMES HODGES ESTATE: Drury Hodges served as administrator of James Hodges estate who died before 10-6-1807 when the administrator was given permission to sell Negroes from the estate. Administration was first given to Hiram Hodges with Natan Yoes and John Yoes his security, 7-7-1808 Drury Hodges was shown as the administrator. "Tennessee Tid Bits 1778-1914 Vol II". Deed David London(sic.) to James Hodges for 640 Acres was proven by the oath of Robert Perry (maybe Terry) and ordered to be registered. "Robertson County TN. Court Minute Book 1 page 22." 10-6-1807 Ordered that the adm.(sic administration) of the estate of James Hodges Des(sic. Deceased) be at liberty to sell the personal property of the estate. "Robertson County TN. Court Minute Book 1 page 464." 10-6-1807 Letters of administration on the estate of James Hodges Des. (sic. Deceased) granted to Hiram Hodges who gave bond in the sum of five hundred dollars with Nathan Yoes & John Yoes his securities. And took the oath required by law. "Robertson County TN. Court Minute Book 1 page 466." January 1808 the administration of the Estate of James Hodges Dec (sic. deceased) delivered into court an inventory of said estate, which is ordered to be recorded. "Robertson County TN. Court Minute Book 2 page 8 1808-1811." August 13, 1807 an inventory of the bonds(sic) & notes of James Hodges- John Yoes. . . . . . . . . . . $30.00 John Berry . ....... . . . . . . . 5.25 Henry Isback(sic.)do . . . .20.00 Hiram Hodges do. . . . . . .75.00 Hiram Hodges dv. . . . . . .40.25 Drury Hodges dv.. . . . . . .60.00 Goods & Chattles totaled(sic). .100.25 $300.75 The above inventory delivered into court Jan term 1808 "Robertson Co., TN will book 1 page 253" Deed John Berry to Nathan Yoes for 3 acres of land was proven in open court by the oaths of John Yoes and Drury Hodges and ordered to be registered. "Robertson County TN. Court Minute Book 2 page 17 1808-1811." July Term 1808 Drury Hodges adm. vs. Robert Perry(maybe Terry) George Henley & fielding Smith who was appear an bail for the difd (sic. defendant) delivered his body into court Enhonaration of himself - Matthew Juton? Jr. & Jethro Jvinn?? came into court and ask his deft. ...."Robertson County TN. Court Minute Book 2 page 56 1808-1811." July Term 1808 Drury Hodges Adm. of James Hodges Decd. vs Robert Perry (maybe Terry) to which at April term 1808 the plaintiff appeared... (could not read all of the court records)"Robertson County TN. Court Minute Book 2 page 61 1808-1811." WILLS: Elias Hodges of Granville Co. SC., Last Will & Testament, dated 8-19-1779 proved 10-25-1800, leaves cousin, Drury Hodges when (sic) 16 cattle, etc., to Mary wife exrs wife Mary and brother Robert Hodges, Effingham, Misc."Georgia Intestate Records" Is this Drury Thomas's and is this Robert Kin to Franklin Co. VA Robert Hodges? -----Original Message----- From: Kenneth Hodge <khodge@gdi.net> To: HODGES-L@rootsweb.com <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 4:07 AM Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] Drury Hodges >Hi Mike, > >The following is some that I have on your Drury. There are are couple >more on this list who are descendants and you will probably hear from them. > Can you add to, or correct any of this? How are you related to this line? > >Drury moved to Hopkins Co., Ky. c 1815, to Calloway Co., Ky. in 1822 and to >Graves Co., Ky. in 1826. > >Drury Hodges B. 1780 Franklin Co. Va. D. 1835 Scott Co., Mo. >#1 m. 1/21/1800 Franklin Co., Va. >sp. Diane Griffith d/o George and Milly (Byrd) Griffith >b. 1782 Franklin Co., Va. d. 1825 Caldwell Co., Ky. > >I Hiram B. 1800 Halifax Co., Va. > >II Miriam B. 1802 Halifax Co., Va. >sp. ? Farmer > >III James B. 1804 Halifax Co., Va. > >IV George Washington B. 1805 Halifax Co., Va. >D. <1870 Graves Co., Ky. >#1 m. >sp. Nancy L. Cargill b.c1810 >#2 m. 2/25/1855 in Graves Co., Ky. >sp. Sara Susannah Warford > >V Irvin B. 1806 Halifax Co., Va. >D. 1842 Marshall Co., Ky. >m. 1/23/1840 >sp. Mary (Polly) Griffith d/o Martin Byrd Griffith > >VI Anderson B. 1808 >m. 11/25/1831 Frk. Co. sur. Joel Hodges >sp. Nancy Hodges B. 1810 in Halifax Co., Va. > >VII Matilda B. 12/31/1815 Ky. D. 12/7/1840 Scott Co., Mo. >m.2/26/1833 Calloway Co., Ky. >sp. James Swafford (Stafford) (Dr.) b. 4/4/1814 d. 10/6/1878 > >VIII Martin Byrd B. 4/7/1818 Hopkins Co. Ky. >D. 8/22/1855 Graves Co., Ky. [ Farmer, Mason, and a Democrat ] >#1 m. 1846 >sp. Louisa Cargill d. 1847 >George W. md. Rebecca Allcock >#2 m. 1854 >sp. Nancy M. Cargill d/o Daniel T. and Sarah (Pryor) Cargill. >Bette (Bluford Gholson Barton) >Sarah (Fanny). (Stafford, Carney) >Susan Mary ( Jesse Williams) >Nancy Matilda (W.T. Coffey) >Jemmey Alice (A. Corville Perry) >Thomas Byrd (Adele Williams) >Ella May (Jim Joiner) >Jonathan Albert (May Stuart) >A. Della b. 5-2-1876 Graves Co, KY; d. 1933, Clovis, NM) married John >Alexander Jones b. 3-21-1872, Graves Co, KY; d. 1930 Clovis, NM > >IX Nancy Ann (Barbara) B. 1822 Caldwell Co., Ky. >m. >sp. Hugh Alexander Arant > >X Dinah B. >sp. ? Davidson > >XI Mary B. >sp. > >Ken in Orlando > > >At 09:28 PM 06/15/1999 -0500, you wrote: >>I am looking for any information on Drury Hodges, born VA., married >Franklin Co., VA in 1800 to Diana Griffith. Moved to Robertson Co, TN about >1806, was in Hopkins Co KY 1820, Calloway Co and Graves Co, KY in the >1820's. Married Ruth Means 1829. Supposedly moved to MO about 1830. >>thanks, >>Mike Hodge >>Hodge >> >> >>==== HODGES Mailing List ==== >>Please remember that it is okay to post any information on any >Hodge/Hodges/Hedge to the list. The more info we post, the more likely >that we will find connections. >> >> > > >==== HODGES Mailing List ==== >Have you forgotten how to unsub? >Send a message to HODGES-L-request@rootsweb.com >Put one word in the body of the message: >Unsubscribe >

Saw this on another list. Thought it might be useful to someone. Science Hill is in Pulaski Co., KY. Diana -----Original Message----- From: NealByrge@aol.com <NealByrge@aol.com> To: CUMBERLAND-RIVER@rootsweb.com <CUMBERLAND-RIVER@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 8:30 AM Subject: Obits From The Lexington Herald Leader 16 June 1999 >From The Lexington Herald Leader 16 June 1999 > > >SCIENCE HILL -- DEGAR``Ed'' HODGE, 90, Bethelridge, farmer, husband of Elvena >Watson Hodge, died yesterday. Services 11 a.m. Thursday, Valley Oak Baptist >Church, Argyle. Visitation 6 p.m. today, Morris & Hislope Funeral Home. > > >==== CUMBERLAND-RIVER Mailing List ==== >CRR Web Site;<http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/6808/> > >

Orlando Sentinel Newspaper, June 16,1999 Oscar Hodge, Sr., 79, West Eighth Street, Apopka, died Wednesday, June 9. Mr Hodge was a retired landscaper. Born in Burke Co., Ga., he moved to Central Fl. in 1962. He was a member of Apopka House of Prayer and Faith. Survivors: Daughters, Lula May Ligon, Eatonville, Mary Adams, Diana Gardner, Elizabeth Auguste, all of Orlando. Dotsie DuBose, Shirley Ivey, of Apopka; sons, Oscar Jr., Orlando, Joseph, Ssaudi Arabia, James Jones, Plymouth, Glenn Jones, Deltona, Randolph, Ralph, Michael, all of Apopka, Leroy, Orlando; 54 Grandchildren; 34 Great-grandchildren. Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka. Ken in Orlando

I need parentage of Josiah Hodges born 1796 .Married 28 April 1825 to Nancy Hart at Pittsfield, Maine. She was the daughter of John Hart and Betsey Gullifer. Their chidren were Thomas, John, Louisa, George, Benjamin, Elmira, Charles. How is Abigail Hodges related to this couple? Abigail married Moses Crocker in Bangor, Maine, on 30Sept 1841. She was born circa 1821-1826. She and Moses lived next to Josiah and family in the 1850 census. Moses and Josiah bought land together in Bangor. Any help would be appreciated. Joy Jordan

Hi Mike, The following is some that I have on your Drury. There are are couple more on this list who are descendants and you will probably hear from them. Can you add to, or correct any of this? How are you related to this line? Drury moved to Hopkins Co., Ky. c 1815, to Calloway Co., Ky. in 1822 and to Graves Co., Ky. in 1826. Drury Hodges B. 1780 Franklin Co. Va. D. 1835 Scott Co., Mo. #1 m. 1/21/1800 Franklin Co., Va. sp. Diane Griffith d/o George and Milly (Byrd) Griffith b. 1782 Franklin Co., Va. d. 1825 Caldwell Co., Ky. I Hiram B. 1800 Halifax Co., Va. II Miriam B. 1802 Halifax Co., Va. sp. ? Farmer III James B. 1804 Halifax Co., Va. IV George Washington B. 1805 Halifax Co., Va. D. <1870 Graves Co., Ky. #1 m. sp. Nancy L. Cargill b.c1810 #2 m. 2/25/1855 in Graves Co., Ky. sp. Sara Susannah Warford V Irvin B. 1806 Halifax Co., Va. D. 1842 Marshall Co., Ky. m. 1/23/1840 sp. Mary (Polly) Griffith d/o Martin Byrd Griffith VI Anderson B. 1808 m. 11/25/1831 Frk. Co. sur. Joel Hodges sp. Nancy Hodges B. 1810 in Halifax Co., Va. VII Matilda B. 12/31/1815 Ky. D. 12/7/1840 Scott Co., Mo. m.2/26/1833 Calloway Co., Ky. sp. James Swafford (Stafford) (Dr.) b. 4/4/1814 d. 10/6/1878 VIII Martin Byrd B. 4/7/1818 Hopkins Co. Ky. D. 8/22/1855 Graves Co., Ky. [ Farmer, Mason, and a Democrat ] #1 m. 1846 sp. Louisa Cargill d. 1847 George W. md. Rebecca Allcock #2 m. 1854 sp. Nancy M. Cargill d/o Daniel T. and Sarah (Pryor) Cargill. Bette (Bluford Gholson Barton) Sarah (Fanny). (Stafford, Carney) Susan Mary ( Jesse Williams) Nancy Matilda (W.T. Coffey) Jemmey Alice (A. Corville Perry) Thomas Byrd (Adele Williams) Ella May (Jim Joiner) Jonathan Albert (May Stuart) A. Della b. 5-2-1876 Graves Co, KY; d. 1933, Clovis, NM) married John Alexander Jones b. 3-21-1872, Graves Co, KY; d. 1930 Clovis, NM IX Nancy Ann (Barbara) B. 1822 Caldwell Co., Ky. m. sp. Hugh Alexander Arant X Dinah B. sp. ? Davidson XI Mary B. sp. Ken in Orlando At 09:28 PM 06/15/1999 -0500, you wrote: >I am looking for any information on Drury Hodges, born VA., married Franklin Co., VA in 1800 to Diana Griffith. Moved to Robertson Co, TN about 1806, was in Hopkins Co KY 1820, Calloway Co and Graves Co, KY in the 1820's. Married Ruth Means 1829. Supposedly moved to MO about 1830. >thanks, >Mike Hodge >Hodge > > >==== HODGES Mailing List ==== >Please remember that it is okay to post any information on any Hodge/Hodges/Hedge to the list. The more info we post, the more likely that we will find connections. > >

I am looking for any information on Drury Hodges, born VA., married Franklin Co., VA in 1800 to Diana Griffith. Moved to Robertson Co, TN about 1806, was in Hopkins Co KY 1820, Calloway Co and Graves Co, KY in the 1820's. Married Ruth Means 1829. Supposedly moved to MO about 1830. thanks, Mike Hodge Hodge

Thank you for your help. What I am thinking is that marriages between Cherokees and whites were not recognized or legal; so, perhaps this is the case with Jackson. All his land purchases (and census) are registered as Jackson. Thanks. Edie -----Original Message----- From: Kenneth Hodge <khodge@gdi.net> To: HODGES-L@rootsweb.com <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, June 15, 1999 3:59 PM Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] Cherokee >Hi Edie, > >I wasn't able to find your Jackson Hodges but I do have info on the John >Hodges you mention. As far as I know he didn't have a son Jackson and he >lived in Washington Co., Tn. > >There were some Hodges and Lucus families in Davidson Co. but I couldn't >find a Jackson in either line. A *GUESS* is that Jackson is his middle >name, first name Andrew? > >viii John Hodges b. ca 1790 > m. 2/27/1812 Washington Co., Tn. > sp. Mary Acuff > >Ken in Orlando > >