any one interested in the heirs of the following? Esaias Kaigler William I. Nicholson Charlotte Caroline Philbrick Elizabeth Metcalf of LA John Jones Daniel Bettison of LA James S. Waide George B. Newell Zachariah Smith Dugald B. Thompson Mary Shannon William w. Perdue John Brown, wish I have sent to the list previously Isaac Johnson William B. Collins [left everything to his Negro girl and her child Robert White Martha Richardson Peter B. Randolph which I have sent to the list previously John L. Bruce which I have sent to the list previously Bythell Haynes Sr. which I have sent to the list previously. Lucretia Stewart working on William Barrows and will have that next week. Virginia
>From the will of Bythrell Haynes, Sr. dated: 1 Feb 1833 filed for probate, April Term 1833 eldest son: ARMSTEAD HAYNES left nothing as have already given him his share next eldest son: FRANCIS BYTHELL HAYNES.left nothing have already given him his share son CHARLES BALDWIN HAYNES received three Negroes ISAAC, RACHEL & NARCISA & fifty bushels of corn son THOMAS HAYNES received three Negroes: CAROLINE, JANE & MARTHA & fifty bushels of corn eldest daughter: ANDROMACHE BAIRD three negroes SAMUEL, JUDE and FRANKY [bond and lic. for Andromache Haynes & Jas. Baird, 6 Jan 1820--Wilkinson co. MS] son JOHN HAYNES received three Negroes: BENJAMIN, the son of Crela?, HARRIET & EVANS and 80 acres & fifty bushels of corn son WILLIAM HAYNES received three Negroes HAMTON, ANN & PENNY and 80 acres and 3 cows and calves and one horse son BYTHELL HAYNES received five Negroes ADAM, SUKY or SUSAN[clerks question], BENJAMIN, son of Suky/Susan, AGGY & BETSY and 80 acres and 3 cows and calves and one horse and two hundred bushels of corn son BALDWIN HAYNES received two Negroes PETER & JULIA and 80 acres and 3 cows and calves and one horse youngest daughter MARY I/J? HAYNES three negroes AMOS, AMY & LEAH 3 cows and calves and one horse to my old Negroes, to wit: JOSEPH CRETA AND SYLVIA, having served me until their services are but of little use, I hereby give them their time, they must however remain under the care and direction of my executor who must see that they do not misbehave nor suffer for the necessaries of life. residue of estate to be sold and divided equally among his last named children, to wit: CHARLES, THOMAS, ANDROMACHE, JOHN, WILLIAM, BYTHELL, BALDWIN & MARY. appointed: my youngest sons: BYTHELL & BALDWIN as sole executors. witness: ROBERT GERMANY, SAMUEL McMURTRY, JAMES G. GERALD
Thank you, Virginia
I was extracting his will today. It is on page 42, Will Book 1, signed 19 Jan 1832, filed 27 Feb 1832 Wife Elizabeth the three negroes which I got by her HANNAH MARIAN and BILL, also SHADRACK. son JOHN H. RANDOLPH any negro which he may select from the Georgia property. George Property to be sold and all the negroes in Georgia to be brought to MS as soon as practical. To wife, Elizabeth, all the books she brought into the marriage and such other books as she may select out of my library. no property to be sold except that in Georgia Negroes to be divided in such a way that families would not be separated. [he was very concerned about this. He repeated several times that the Negro families where not to be separated, and if they had to be sold, they must be sold as a family. slaves and estate to be divided equally between wife and children, so as not to separate any families wife to get new carriage he had ordered from the North directed executor to buy two carriage horses for his wife directed executors to purchase a piano for his daughter CORNELIA, when she leaves school appoint T. J. STEWART, WM. C. S. VENTRESS, JOHN H. RANDOLPH, RICHARD T. ARCHER, and A. S. RANDOLPH witnessed by E. T. FARISH, WM. H. EGGLESTION, EPHRAIM FLESHMAN filed 27 Feb 1832, ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 3:54 PM Subject: [MSWILKIN] Judge Peter Randolph Elmridge Plantation/Farm > Can anyone provide me with information or point me in the direction to find > books or other material about Elmridge Plantation/Farm (Wilkinson County) and > Judge Peter Randolph? The Randolph's came to MS from VA abt. 1820/21. Judge > Peter Randolph died in MS abt. 1832. > > Thanks > > > ==== MSWILKIN Mailing List ==== > to Unsubscribe from the list > To: [email protected] > Subject: unsubscribe > Message: unsubcribe > > >
on the following Honorable Thomas H. Proper presiding It is suppose to be Prosser When I first started extracting records I some time confused the ss symbol for a p. Probably still do at times. It is really hard to tell them apart. Virginia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elaine Randall English" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 4:56 PM Subject: [MSWILKIN] Randolphs > Wilkinson Co., MS Court Actions-1822 > Page 7 > > THOMAS RANDOLPH vs. William Adams > Honorable Thomas H. Proper presiding > Edward McGehee esquire associate justice > 1822, 47th year of independence > 1st Monday in October 1822, John M. Wilson Esquire, Justice of Peace > issued a warrant to the constables of Wilkinson County, to summon William > Adams to appear before him (Wilson) Sat. 29th to answer GEORGE F. RANDOLPH, > JUN. In a plea of debt. > Signed this 19th day of June 1822. > John M. Wilson, J. P. > Action founded on a note amounting to fifty dollars with interest from > the date at 10 percent per annum. Witness my hand and seal this 1st day of > April, 1822. > Signed: William Adams, (his mark) and witnessed by James Wilson. > William Adams and Elijah McDowell bound themselves to GEORGE F. > RANDOLPH, JUN., for the sum of one hundred dollars and ....cents. > Signed and sealed, 2 day of July, 1822. > > Page8 > June last, rendered by John M. Wilson, Esq, a JP, against the above > bound William Adams for the sum of fifty dollars debt and two 50/100 > dollars. > William Adams hath prayed an appeal to the next county court. > William Adams to prosecute his appeal with effect or failing therein, shall > pay and satisfy the cost and condemnations of the court, or render his body > to prison, in otherwise to remain in full force and virtue. > Signed by William Adams (his mark) and Elijah McDowell (his mark) > 9th October of the same term of court, came the said GEORGE F. > RANDOLPH, JUN. By his attorney, aforesaid, and the said William Adams came > not nor did he say anything in bar or preclusion of the action of the said > GEORGE F. RANDOLPH. > Whereas it is suggested and manifest by appearances to the court here > that the said GEORGE F. RANDOLPH hath sustained damages;....RANDOLPH was > awarded damages and also the sum of nine dollars sixty two and one half > cents for cost and charges by the court, and was awarded Sixty six dollars > eighty eight and one half cents. > > > > ==== MSWILKIN Mailing List ==== > to unsubscribe from the digest > To: [email protected] > Subject: unsubscribe > Message: unsubcribe > > >
in will dated 29 May 1832, JOHN L. BRUCE appointed LORENZO D. BROWN as the executor of his estate and guardian of his only dauther, ELIZABETH. BRUCE requested that Elizabeth be raised by ELIZABETH BROWN, consort of JESSE BROWN
anyone know if Bythell Haynes Senior's daughter was Mary I. Haynes or Mary J. Haynes. This clerk copying wills from the original into the Will book and his I and J looks exactly alike. Also, anyone need all the children in this family, I have them. Virginia.
B >From: "Margaret Crist" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [MSWILKIN] John Brown >Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2004 18:38:18 +0000 > > >hi BRENDA, I also am trying to find my WM. J. BROWN b 1826 in MS, his bro. >RUEBEN, md to ELIZABETH KING, Their parents susopedly born in IRELAND, but >not sure. wm was md twice, 1st to SUSANNAH PHIPPS, two children, WILL & >POLE?, 2nd wife my gtgdmtr AMANDA CASTON, dau. of ALBERT SCOTT CASTON & >ELIZA ANN DIXON., any info will be appreciated., maggie / >[email protected], thnaks again, maggie. > >>From: [email protected] >>Reply-To: [email protected] >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: Re: [MSWILKIN] John Brown >>Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 22:43:58 EST >> >>Hey Kathy, >>I am trying to find info on the Brown family also. Would be happy to share >>what little I have. >> >>By the way, which John Brown????? >> >>Look forward to hearing from you >>Brenda McCurley White >> >> >>==== MSWILKIN Mailing List ==== >>to Unsubscribe from the digest: >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: unsubscribe >>Message: unsubcribe >> > >_________________________________________________________________ >Check out the new MSN 9 Dial-up fast & reliable Internet access with >prime features! http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=dialup/home&ST=1 > > >==== MSWILKIN Mailing List ==== >contact the list admin: [email protected] >county Webpage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mswilkin >archives: http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >threaded archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ > _________________________________________________________________ Check out the coupons and bargains on MSN Offers! http://shopping.msn.com/softcontent/softcontent.aspx?scmId=1418
hi BRENDA, I also am trying to find my WM. J. BROWN b 1826 in MS, his bro. RUEBEN, md to ELIZABETH KING, Their parents susopedly born in IRELAND, but not sure. wm was md twice, 1st to SUSANNAH PHIPPS, two children, WILL & POLE?, 2nd wife my gtgdmtr AMANDA CASTON, dau. of ALBERT SCOTT CASTON & ELIZA ANN DIXON., any info will be appreciated., maggie / [email protected], thnaks again, maggie. >From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [MSWILKIN] John Brown >Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 22:43:58 EST > >Hey Kathy, >I am trying to find info on the Brown family also. Would be happy to share >what little I have. > >By the way, which John Brown????? > >Look forward to hearing from you >Brenda McCurley White > > >==== MSWILKIN Mailing List ==== >to Unsubscribe from the digest: >To: [email protected] >Subject: unsubscribe >Message: unsubcribe > _________________________________________________________________ Check out the new MSN 9 Dial-up fast & reliable Internet access with prime features! http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=dialup/home&ST=1
Hi Brenda, The John Brown born around 1756 and died in Wilkinson County in 1833. His children are: Jesse, Thomas Jefferson, Sarah, Elizabeth, (maybe Joseph) and Mary. Are any of these in your family? Kathy
Hey Kathy, I am trying to find info on the Brown family also. Would be happy to share what little I have. By the way, which John Brown????? Look forward to hearing from you Brenda McCurley White
In a message dated 1/14/04 6:32:28 PM, [email protected] writes: << I believe Rosa was the daughter of Abraham Carter and Eulia Ann Phipps. If so the above names would have been J.EJohn EDWARD, Isaac W.Isaac William, JessieJesse Alvin, and LillieLillian Priscilla who married John Grover Netterville >>
The following was taken from the Loose Probate Records Woodville, MS, Wilkinson Co. (not word for word) Special Notation: George Brown married Racheal Harris. They in return had the following children that we know of Nathan William Wilde Brown who married Elizabeth Shropshire, James F. "Jim" Brown who married Sussannah B. Netterville, Eliza who married George M. Smith Sr. and Jeminma Jane Elvira Brown who married Jeremiah Netterville. I would really appreciate any feed back on this one. Any information you can provide would be great. I discovered the following at the Woodville, MS courthouse: ESTATE OF GEORGE BROWN Your petitioner Jerimiah Netterville in right of his wife Jeminma E. Netterville who was Jeminma Brown and daughter of George Brown deceased and one of the heirs and distributers of the estate of the said deceased .. .that there is considerable amount of personal property belonging to the Estate of said deceased who died intestate leaving in the hands of Rachael Brown administrator of the estate of said deceased . .Rachael Brown, the widow of said deceased, Nathan W.W. Brown, Samuel F. Brown, Martha L. Brown, Mary A. Brown, Rebecca E. Brown and the said Jeminma E. Netterville, wife of your petitioner, who are children of said George Brown deceased . DATED: March 16, 1843 .To Thomas J. Brown, Walter Shropshire and William M. Crispe .authorize you to jointly appraise the goods, chattels and personal estate of George Brown . .estate contained 1,299.44 acres DATED: DEC. 16, 1841
The following was taken from the Loose Probate Records Woodville, MS, Wilkinson Co. (not word for word) Alex Carter vs. Jane CarterDivorce That on the 24th day of Nov. 1881 in Wilkinson County, Mississippi he was married to defendant DIVORCE FINAL: MAY 13, 1891 . Wilkinson Court cites Cynthia Carter, David Carter, Lydia Carter and Adeline Carter .why the division of the personal estate of Isaac Carter deceased should not be made .. NO DATE Lillie Carter vs. Johnnie CarterDivorce . Married June 30, 1907 .. she should be allowed to take the name of Lillie Hall . DID NOT GET DATE OF DIVORCE--sorry .Jesse Carter vs. Cornelia CarterDivorce on 5th day of Jan. 1889 he and defendant were legally married .. FILED NOV. 30, 1907. DIVORCE FINAL: DEC. 10, 1907
The following was taken from the Loose Probate Records Woodville, MS, Wilkinson Co. (not word for word) Received of Jas. M. Sessions, Commissioner in the case of J. E. Carter et al ..being the share of R.T. Carter in the proceeds of the sale of the lands of I.A. Carter deceased, father of the said R.T. Carter; the said R.T. Carter has died since the date of the said sale, and prior to the receipt by him of the proceeds of said sale, leaving us, his brothers and sisters of the whole blood, his sole and only heirs, the said R.T. Carter having died intestate, leaving no indebtedness due by him. Signed by: Georgia Carter Thompson Wallace Carter Ben Carter Bessie Cassels Phllys Carter Walter Carter Katie Carter Leak DATED: April 12, 1913
The following was taken from the Loose Probate Records Woodville, MS, Wilkinson Co. (not word for word) State of Mississippi Wilkinson County Mrs. N.D. Carter, A.W. Carter, S.A. Carter, L.V. McNeeley, J.A. Carter, W.M. Carter, F.M. Carter, the last three are minors by their mother and next friend, Mrs. N.D. Carter, Tina Carter and Henry Carter, the last named a minor by his mother and next friend, Tina Carter, all of Wilkinson County, Mississippi, exparte. Said complainants would respectfully show to the court: -that the first named complainant, Mrs. N.D. Carter, is the widow, and the next six complainants are the children of the late Nehemiah Carter, deceased, who was a son of the said Nehemiah Carter and that they are entitled each to (description of property) That complainants and defendant are the children, and grandchild of Isaac A. Carter, deceased, the owner of the said lands in this life time, who died wholly intestate, leaving no debts due, and that there are no charges or encumbrances against the said lands. That a son of the said Isaac A. Carter, to-wit, Jesse A. Carter has died since the death of said I.A. Carter, leaving as his sole and only heirs his widow, Ruth Carter, and one child, complainant Howard Lee Carter, DATED DEC. TERM A.D. 1912
The following was taken from the Loose Probate Records Woodville, MS, Wilkinson Co. (not word for word) .. To the Honorable the judge of the Fifteenth Judicial District of Louisiana, sitting in and for Calcasieu Parish: The petition of Mrs. Hattie V. Anderson, widow of John R. Carter, of Calcasieu Parish, with respect represents: That John R. Carter departed this life at his domicile in the town of Jennings, on November 23, 1911; that he left a last will and testament in the olographic form, dated March 16, 1911, which is hereto attached, by which the said deceased bequeathed to his major children, hereinafter named, his entire interest in and to all real estate owned by him (description of property) and to your petitioner and to his minor children, Elizabeth and Gibson Carter, issue of his marriage with your petitioner, the remainder of his property, both real and personal, also (description of property) Petitioner further represents the said J.R. Carter, in addition to the above children, left the following major children, issue of his former marriage with Mrs. Mollie Germany, to-wit: Robert M. Carter and John C. Carter, of Calcasieu Parish, La., J.M. Carter, of Stanford, Texas, Hattie Carter, wife of L.C. Bates, of Knoxville, Tenn., Mattie Carter, wife of H.A. McWorkman, of Clarksburg, MO., Herbert A. Carter of Kansas City, MO; DATED JAN. 16, 1912 AT CROWLEY, LA.
I am looking to connect and share research on the John Brown family in Wilkinson County. Sims, Burton, Bruce are related families. Thanks, Kathy Stephens
The following was taken from the Loose Probate Records Woodville, MS, Wilkinson Co. (not word for word) Rosa D. Carter .J.E. Carter, guardian of Rosa Carter ..that said ward left as her sole and only heirs, her brothers of the whole blood and the children of a deceased brother and deceased sister, and all being adults of said county as follows to wit: Isaac W. Carter, a brother; Howard Carter, the son and only child of Jessie Carter, a brother now deceased; Johnnie Netterville, Isaac D. Netterville, Lafayette Netterville, Mrs. Juanita Ashely, Mrs. Eleanor Curtain, Mrs. Evelyn Cavin, Killian Nettervlle and being all of the children of a deceased sister, Mrs. Lillie Netterville; and a brother, your petitioner, J.E. Carter DATED MARCH, 1944. Note: Rosa Carter born Feb. 6, 1874, died Dec. 26, 1943. Buried in Netterville 2 Cemetery, Wilkinson Co., MS I believe Rosa was the daughter of Abraham Carter and Eulia Ann Phipps. If so the above names would have been J.EJohn Edwan, Isaac W.Isaac William, JessieJesse Alvin, and LillieLillian Priscilla who married John Grover Netterville
The following was taken from the Loose Probate Records Woodville, MS, Wilkinson Co. (not word for word) .Clarice Carter and Dewey Carter, minors .your petitioner Alice Duval formerly Alice Carter would respectfully show that she is the mother of Clarice Carter a minor under the age of 14 years and now being 13 years of age and of Dewey Carter also a minor, under the age of 14 years and now of the age of 8 years; that your petitioner is their only surviving parent. Their father with who your petitioner had intermarried having died about 3 years before the filing of this petition; that since the death of her former husband, she has intermarried with one ____(blank) Duval and is now his wife. .your petitioner further says that her former husbands name was JACKSON CARTER, that he was formerly a soldier in the service of the Government of the United States .said minors are entitled to pensions as children of the deceased . DATED MAY 20, 1907