Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Johnston/2093 Surname: Davis, Howell, Radford, Spivey, Stancill ------------------------- Thanks for the information. I will check it out with what I have. I know that the information for Sarah Bonner Jordan is correct. Thanks again. Debbie

Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Johnston/2092 Surname: ------------------------- Hi Debbie, My records that were gathered by Beverly Williamson show the following for Sarah L. Wilkins: Parents: Rev. William Johnathan Wilkins b. in Johnston Co., NC Aug. 1861 Mary Mayo Wilkerson Their children: John William Wilkins b. Dec. 1888 Charles Van Buren Wilkins b. Nov. 1880 Sarah Louvenia Wilkins b. Sept. 15, 1992 Jenny Mae Wilkins b. Aug. 6, 1895 Elizabeth Wilkins b.Aug. 1899 Stella Wilkins b. Mar. 8, 1902. I'm sorry I don't have documentation for the above, but I feel it is good information. My grandfather, William Ransome Wilkins was a son of James Henry Wilkins and Sarah Bonner Jordan. Their other children were: James Preston Wilkins Martha Eleanor (Sis) Wilkins Nathan Perry Wilkins David Jordan Wilkins Sarah Jeanettie Wilkins Adam Nicholas Wilkins Joseph Henry Wilkins I hope this helps your research. Bill

Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/NC/Johnston/2090 Surname: Godwiw, Pittman, King, Eldridge, Gurley ------------------------- I'm looking for information on John Henry Pittman who married Mary E. Gurley. John had a son Lurther Franklin Pittman who m. Nancy Ann Godwin, they had a son Person Franklin Pittman who m. Margaret Elma King (her mother was an Eldridge).

Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/NC/Johnston/2089 Surname: Lee ------------------------- The Will of Edward Lee is in the NC Archives Raleigh under Johnston Co. Also JOHNSTON COUNTY WILL BOOK ABSTRACTS 1746-1825 p 82 by Lib Ross

Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Johnston/2088 Surname: Jernigan, Thorton, Raynor ------------------------- I am looking for information on my great great grandparents. My Great granddaddy was William Kennedy Jerigan. He had a brother named Jim and a sister named Flora. He talked about Four Oaks so may have been from there. He married Susan C.Raynor, daughter of Janice Thorton and Ferney Raynor. If anyone has any information on any of these, please let me know. Thanks Teresa Benson sting@duplinnet.com

Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Johnston/2087 Surname: Jernigan, Raynor, Thorton ------------------------- I am looking for information on my great great grandparents. The childrens names were William K., Jim and Flora. I have been told that they may have been from around Four Oaks. My great grandfather was William Kennedy Jernigan. He married Susan C. Raynor daughter of Ferney Raynor and Janice Thorton Raynor. If anyone has information on any of these please let me know. Thanks Teresa Benson sting@duplinnet.com

Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Johnston/2086 Surname: Thorton, Raynor ------------------------- I am looking for information on my great great grandmother, Janice Thorton Raynor. She married Furney Raynor. If you have any information on them please let me know. Their daughter is Susan C. Raynor Jernigan. Thanks Teresa Benson sting@duplinnet.com

Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Johnston/2085 Surname: Talton ------------------------- Pat, I received your message. Did you mean to write to me or Susan. My Talton's are in Alabama. I think we have corresponded before. Rita Talton Barrett

Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Johnston/2083 Surname: Woodall, Heard ------------------------- I have a ggggrandfather Phillip Woodall who was born 1799. Could he have been a son of James? He married a Sousan Heard in Ga.

Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Johnston/2082 Surname: Woodall ------------------------- I have a ggggrand father Phillip who was born 1799 . Don't know if they are related but the dates are compatibale enough that Phillip could have been a child. I'm afraid thats all I have going backwards. Phillip is my dead end. Your mess. is the only one I've seen in his time frame. I have his line going forward to now.

Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Johnston/2081 Surname: Talton, Graves, Burgess, Malone ------------------------- Susan, The Census of 1860, Morgan Co., AL shows my ggrandfather's father to be born in TN and I have found that my ggrandfather, Andrew Jackson Talton/Tolton was on the Voters List of 1891 in Greene Co.,TN. I have not found him in 1850 or 1840 Census. This has really been a brick wall for me. Jack was born in 1833-37, LDS says in NC with William as father and Mary as mother. I think perhaps the family moved from TN to AL. Would certainly appreciate it if you could find time to check what you have on Talton's in TN. My ggrandfathers first son was William and his first daughter Mary. Thank you and best regards, Pat

Beverly, Well, I obviously blew that last message about Sarah McKinnie and Olive McKinnie. Olive married John McKinnie. Sorry, about that. I will not even attempt to unravel it at this point. I am confused. Please help. Franklin

Beverly, Based on what you shared in your response to my rather long and disjointed message, "his daughter" should read "her daughter" in the excerpt below? Could you share with me more of the family tree for your Sarah McKinnie or is it McKinne? I do not know where Susannah Blackman fits in, etc, etc. I was sharing Virginia Howell's research notes which I have had for several years. I cut and pasted them from a Word document that she sent to me a long time ago. I made no attempt to correct any typos or other mistakes because I do not have access to the original documents. Virginia was a thorough researcher but had a mass of material that she tried to type up. I am sure that there are other unintentional mistakes. Thanks for correcting this one. But did I understand you correctly? Base on the Petition to the Court about the division of part of the the Estate of Nancy Ingram, widow of Needham Ingram, Sr., a Sarah McKinnie is named as a possible heir. As best I can make out she would be the granddaughter of Needham and Nancy Ingram, Sr. But apparently she is a different Sarah McKinnie who married Michael McKinnie and lived in MS. Is that correct? or Do you kinow anything about this Sarah McKinnie? Your Sarah McKinnie was married to John McKinnie. Is that correct? Where did she and John McKinnie live? >25 Nov 1830 - Hardeman Co/TN - Bk C p133 - Signed in Sampson Co/NC 13 Feb 1830 - Susannah Blackman, widow of said county and Needham >Ingram of > TN. witnesses that it is the desire of Susannah Blackman convey certain > Negroes for the separate use of his [should this read her daughter] daughter, Olive McKinnie, wife of > John McKinnie of Tennessee. Franklin Ingram, f_w_i@msn.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beverly Crawford" <bevcraw@erols.com> To: <NCJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 6:52 AM Subject: Re: [NCJOHNST] NEEDHAM INGRAM > I have a copy of the November 1830 Hardeman County TN Deed Book entry of > Susannah Blackman conveying to Needham Ingram, if anyone would like a copy. One > correction though. Olive McKinne was Susannah's daughter (and sister of my > third greatgrandmother Ann Fellow Crawford). > > Beverly Crawford >

I have a copy of the November 1830 Hardeman County TN Deed Book entry of Susannah Blackman conveying to Needham Ingram, if anyone would like a copy. One correction though. Olive McKinne was Susannah's daughter (and sister of my third greatgrandmother Ann Fellow Crawford). Beverly Crawford FWI wrote: > Gail, Some time back you sent the following information to the > NCJOHNST-List: > > 1 Needham Ingram b: May 27, 1780 in Johnston co NC d: October 1835 > in Ingram Cemetery, McNairy Co. Tenn. # chldn: 8 > .. +Nancy King b: May 27, 1777 in Sampson Co NC d: July 1855 in Ingram > Cemetery, McNairy Co. Tenn. # chldn: 8 > 2 Ailcey Ingram > 2 Bryant Ingram > 2 Mary Ann Ingram > 2 William Ingram d: 1854 > 2 Sarah Ingram b: 1802 d: 1863 > 2 Needham Ingram b: 1806 > 2 Mariah Ingram b: 1810 d: 1843 > 2 Harriet Jane Ingram b: 1826 d: 1861 > Have no idea where William died , if in NC or not. Gail > > As I have stated in previous messages, I owe a great debt to Virginia Howell > of TN for sharing with me her extensive research on some of the descendants > of William Ingram (Will 1771) who went to TN. I hope that text of a 1997 > Email from Virginia will be helpful to you and will help settle the puzzle > about the various William Ingrams that you and Freda have been discussing. > > "Hello Franklin, > I am descended from William Ingram, Joseph Ingram, Needham Ingram who md > Sarah King and moved to McNairy and Hardeman Co, TN in about 1830. I have > all my miscellaneous notes > entered through the Microsoft Word program. I entered it chronologically. > I believe that William and Richard Ingram of early Johnston Co, NC were the > sons of Roger Ingram of Isle of Wight Co, VA. I did not follow the Lees > or Averas. William Ingram first married a daughter of John Lee and had at > least one child, Shadrack Ingram. He then married an Elizabeth and had > my Joseph Ingram and I just forgot his sisters names. > Virginia Howell" > > Apparently you and Freda have kin that come from the same William Ingram > (1771) but your kin are through Joseph to Needham and Freda's kin are > through Joseph to William Ingram (1790-1860). (William to Joseph to > William.) > > William went to AL and Needham went to TN. > > Of course your Needham had a son named William Ingram, but he was a grandson > of William Ingram (1771). See notes below. (William to Joseph to Needham to > William) > > I do not believe that Virginia was right in claiming Roger Ingram of Isle of > Wight Co VA as the father of William Ingram (1771). On the other hand I > could not prove that Virginia was wrong. She was not convinced that she was > right either but she leaned towards believing it and I leaned towards not > believing it. > > The other issue that we shared research data about was the relationship > between William Ingram (1771 Will) and Richard Ingram (1780 Will). Virginia > thought that they were brothers but had no proof. I think they were related > and certainly were neighbors in Johnston Co NC but I have no reason to think > that they were brothers. > > Among Virginia's research notes is the following that you might find of > interest if you do not already have information: > "16 Mar 1829 - Johnston Co/NC - Vol 0-2, p.207 -208 - deeds. Know all men > by those presents that I, Needham Ingram Sr for myself and in right of > my wife Nancy Ingram at present of the county of Johnston, in the > state of North Carolina do hereby nominate constitute and appoint Adin > Powell of the same places our true & lawful attorney for us & in our names > to ask demand sue for recover and ... off & from William Ashford of the > county of Sampson & state of North Carolina, administrator of the estate of > Sally King late of Wayne County , decd all money that is or may become > due us as legatees of the estate of the said Sally King deceased, or any > kind of estate real or personal that we are entitled to as legatees ... > which I the said Needham Ingram Sr have or may have in rights of my wife > Nancy as ... or any money or effects of Sally King decd in the hands of > William Ashford as .... and I the said Needham Ingram Sr for myself do as > aforesaid do hereby constitute the said Adin Powell my attorney > irrevocable to take & procure all lawful ways & means whatsoever for the > recovery of the share or portion of the estate of the said Sally King, > deceased to which I may be entitled to as ... in right of my wife ... & > from the said administrator hereby authorizing the said attorney to ... > any right or discharge in & about the said premises and to make any > arguments bargain or compromise in relation thereunto & to use my name & > the name of my wife for the above purposes. .... can't read.... Signed the > 16 day of March 1829. Nm Ingram seal Wit: ? ? Stevens & Jesse Whitley > " > > The following are also from Virginia's research notes: > > 25 Nov 1830 - Hardeman Co/TN - Bk C p133 - Signed in Sampson Co/NC 13 > Feb 1830 - Susannah Blackman, widow of said county and Needham Ingram of > TN. witnesses that it is the desire of Susannah Blackman convey certain > Negroes for the separate use of his daughter, Olive McKinnie, wife of > John McKinnie of Tennessee. In consideration of the sum of $1.00 paid by > Needham Ingram, his executors and administrators - 11 slaves. If Olive > McKinne died without issue then Needham Ingram is to convey the slaves to > the nearest of kin. recorded in Hardeman Co 25 Nov 1830, signed by > Susannah Blackman and Needham Ingram Jr > > 20 Dec 1830 Hardeman Co/TN Needham Ingram Jr married Jane Simpson. > > 22 Jan 1831 Hardeman Co/TN Marie Ingram married William Simpson > > 12 Apr 1833 - Hardeman Co/TN deed Bk C p417 - Needham Ingram Sr of > McNairy Co sold to William Simpson of Hardeman two Negroes, Chaney aged > 18 and her child Betsy about 9 months old for $475. Wit: M Mckinnie & > Needham Ingram Jr > > 26 Dec 1833 - Hardeman Co/TN - Deed Bk C p538 - Hardeman Co/TN - William > Simpson conveys to Needham Ingram of Hardeman Co two Negores, Hayer 18 > and Ben 12 months. Wit: J T Simpson & William Powell > > 4 Sep 1872 - Hardeman Co/TN - Minute Bk 4, p.486 - N.J. Powell petitioned > to sell land for division. Said Nancy Ingram died intestate in Hardeman Co > in 1855 and estate was administered by Wm..Simpson. Nancy had possessed a > tract of land consisting of 160 acres. Following is an abstract of Record > Docket #891 -NANCY INGRAM, widow of Needham Ingram, Nancy died 1854. > > Petitioners; Needham Powell; James Brint; J. R. Crawford & wife, Amanda M; > R.H.Powell; Issac L Powell; Needham Simpson; John J Simpson; James S > Simpson; Joab Stricklin & wife, Josephine; J S Ferguson & wife, N E Ferguson > > Heirs, children and grandchildren of Nancy Ingram > > Children of her daughter, Sarah Powell, dec'd: Needham Powell, R H Powell & > Issac (L or T) Powell of Miss. sons of Sarah Powell > > Namcy Sanders, wife of J M Sanders of Ark, a dau of Sarah Powell; Amanda M > Crawford, dau of Sarah Powell; Wm L Powell of Ark a son of John Powell who > was a son of Sarah Powell; Louiza J Brint, wife of J H Brint of Hardeman Co, > also a dau of Sarah Powell; > > Sarah F, Alice A, William, Mollie Powell, minor children of W R B Powell, > son of Sarah Powell, residents of Hardeman Co, James Brint being their > regular guardian > > Children of Her dau, Ailcey Holmes, dec'd: Virginia Ammons, Mattie Ammons > of ArK, Jimmie Ammons of Miss. Sarah Ammons & Angeline Armfield, wife of > Jesse Armfield of Hardeman Co. > > Children of her dau, Alice [Ailsey] Flowers, dec'd, wife of Harry Flowers > dec'd. - Needham Flowers now dead leaving children whose names cannot be > ascertained; Elizabeth Albright now dead leaving children whose names cannot > be ascertained; Sarah McKinnie, wife of Michael Mckinnie of Miss.; William > Flowers of Miss.; Zachariah Flowers of Miss; Jane Richmond of Miss. > > Children of her dau., Mariah Simpson, dec'd - Needham SImpson, John > Simpson, James S Simpson, Josephine Stricklin, Bryant Simpson of state of > Texas - Nancy Ward, wife of W.D. Ward of Ark - Susan Knight, wife of > William Knight of Ark - W. B. Simpson of state of Texas. > > Children of her son Bryant Ingram. - Needham Ingram, Mattie Clement, wife > of ? Clement of Shelby Co,TN - Anne Ingram, wife of Henry Ingram of Ark. > > Children of her son, Needham Ingram, dec'd. - John I Ingram & Joseph Ingram > of Miss. - > > Children of her dau, Mary Ann Dabney, dec'd - Needham Dabney of Miss. > > Children of her dau, Harriet J McKinnie, dec'd - Michael N McKinnie, a > lunatic whose general guardian is petitioner J S Ferguson. Solomon P > McKinnie a minor whose guardian is J S Ferguson and N E Ferguson > > Children of William Ingram, dec'd - left children whose names, numbers & > residence is unknown. > > Let me know what you think. Franklin Ingram Raleigh, NC > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Gail Hopkins" <gh529@one.net> > To: <NCJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 9:52 AM > Subject: Re: [NCJOHNST] NEEDHAM INGRAM > > > Freda, funny how we keep running into each other.... I was wondering if > you have William Ingram and Needham 's parents . Sure wish I knew whose > parents of William Ingram b. 1717 are: They MUST tie in with the rest > somehow... that is my line to David Thornton he married Nancy Ingram.. Gail > > > > > > ==== NCJOHNST Mailing List ==== > > Johnston County, North Carolina NCGenWeb > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncjohnst/index.htm > > > > ============================== > > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > > > > > > ==== NCJOHNST Mailing List ==== > Johnston County, North Carolina NCGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncjohnst/index.htm > > ============================== > Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/

Gail, Some time back you sent the following information to the NCJOHNST-List: 1 Needham Ingram b: May 27, 1780 in Johnston co NC d: October 1835 in Ingram Cemetery, McNairy Co. Tenn. # chldn: 8 .. +Nancy King b: May 27, 1777 in Sampson Co NC d: July 1855 in Ingram Cemetery, McNairy Co. Tenn. # chldn: 8 2 Ailcey Ingram 2 Bryant Ingram 2 Mary Ann Ingram 2 William Ingram d: 1854 2 Sarah Ingram b: 1802 d: 1863 2 Needham Ingram b: 1806 2 Mariah Ingram b: 1810 d: 1843 2 Harriet Jane Ingram b: 1826 d: 1861 Have no idea where William died , if in NC or not. Gail As I have stated in previous messages, I owe a great debt to Virginia Howell of TN for sharing with me her extensive research on some of the descendants of William Ingram (Will 1771) who went to TN. I hope that text of a 1997 Email from Virginia will be helpful to you and will help settle the puzzle about the various William Ingrams that you and Freda have been discussing. "Hello Franklin, I am descended from William Ingram, Joseph Ingram, Needham Ingram who md Sarah King and moved to McNairy and Hardeman Co, TN in about 1830. I have all my miscellaneous notes entered through the Microsoft Word program. I entered it chronologically. I believe that William and Richard Ingram of early Johnston Co, NC were the sons of Roger Ingram of Isle of Wight Co, VA. I did not follow the Lees or Averas. William Ingram first married a daughter of John Lee and had at least one child, Shadrack Ingram. He then married an Elizabeth and had my Joseph Ingram and I just forgot his sisters names. Virginia Howell" Apparently you and Freda have kin that come from the same William Ingram (1771) but your kin are through Joseph to Needham and Freda's kin are through Joseph to William Ingram (1790-1860). (William to Joseph to William.) William went to AL and Needham went to TN. Of course your Needham had a son named William Ingram, but he was a grandson of William Ingram (1771). See notes below. (William to Joseph to Needham to William) I do not believe that Virginia was right in claiming Roger Ingram of Isle of Wight Co VA as the father of William Ingram (1771). On the other hand I could not prove that Virginia was wrong. She was not convinced that she was right either but she leaned towards believing it and I leaned towards not believing it. The other issue that we shared research data about was the relationship between William Ingram (1771 Will) and Richard Ingram (1780 Will). Virginia thought that they were brothers but had no proof. I think they were related and certainly were neighbors in Johnston Co NC but I have no reason to think that they were brothers. Among Virginia's research notes is the following that you might find of interest if you do not already have information: "16 Mar 1829 - Johnston Co/NC - Vol 0-2, p.207 -208 - deeds. Know all men by those presents that I, Needham Ingram Sr for myself and in right of my wife Nancy Ingram at present of the county of Johnston, in the state of North Carolina do hereby nominate constitute and appoint Adin Powell of the same places our true & lawful attorney for us & in our names to ask demand sue for recover and ... off & from William Ashford of the county of Sampson & state of North Carolina, administrator of the estate of Sally King late of Wayne County , decd all money that is or may become due us as legatees of the estate of the said Sally King deceased, or any kind of estate real or personal that we are entitled to as legatees ... which I the said Needham Ingram Sr have or may have in rights of my wife Nancy as ... or any money or effects of Sally King decd in the hands of William Ashford as .... and I the said Needham Ingram Sr for myself do as aforesaid do hereby constitute the said Adin Powell my attorney irrevocable to take & procure all lawful ways & means whatsoever for the recovery of the share or portion of the estate of the said Sally King, deceased to which I may be entitled to as ... in right of my wife ... & from the said administrator hereby authorizing the said attorney to ... any right or discharge in & about the said premises and to make any arguments bargain or compromise in relation thereunto & to use my name & the name of my wife for the above purposes. .... can't read.... Signed the 16 day of March 1829. Nm Ingram seal Wit: ? ? Stevens & Jesse Whitley " The following are also from Virginia's research notes: 25 Nov 1830 - Hardeman Co/TN - Bk C p133 - Signed in Sampson Co/NC 13 Feb 1830 - Susannah Blackman, widow of said county and Needham Ingram of TN. witnesses that it is the desire of Susannah Blackman convey certain Negroes for the separate use of his daughter, Olive McKinnie, wife of John McKinnie of Tennessee. In consideration of the sum of $1.00 paid by Needham Ingram, his executors and administrators - 11 slaves. If Olive McKinne died without issue then Needham Ingram is to convey the slaves to the nearest of kin. recorded in Hardeman Co 25 Nov 1830, signed by Susannah Blackman and Needham Ingram Jr 20 Dec 1830 Hardeman Co/TN Needham Ingram Jr married Jane Simpson. 22 Jan 1831 Hardeman Co/TN Marie Ingram married William Simpson 12 Apr 1833 - Hardeman Co/TN deed Bk C p417 - Needham Ingram Sr of McNairy Co sold to William Simpson of Hardeman two Negroes, Chaney aged 18 and her child Betsy about 9 months old for $475. Wit: M Mckinnie & Needham Ingram Jr 26 Dec 1833 - Hardeman Co/TN - Deed Bk C p538 - Hardeman Co/TN - William Simpson conveys to Needham Ingram of Hardeman Co two Negores, Hayer 18 and Ben 12 months. Wit: J T Simpson & William Powell 4 Sep 1872 - Hardeman Co/TN - Minute Bk 4, p.486 - N.J. Powell petitioned to sell land for division. Said Nancy Ingram died intestate in Hardeman Co in 1855 and estate was administered by Wm..Simpson. Nancy had possessed a tract of land consisting of 160 acres. Following is an abstract of Record Docket #891 -NANCY INGRAM, widow of Needham Ingram, Nancy died 1854. Petitioners; Needham Powell; James Brint; J. R. Crawford & wife, Amanda M; R.H.Powell; Issac L Powell; Needham Simpson; John J Simpson; James S Simpson; Joab Stricklin & wife, Josephine; J S Ferguson & wife, N E Ferguson Heirs, children and grandchildren of Nancy Ingram Children of her daughter, Sarah Powell, dec'd: Needham Powell, R H Powell & Issac (L or T) Powell of Miss. sons of Sarah Powell Namcy Sanders, wife of J M Sanders of Ark, a dau of Sarah Powell; Amanda M Crawford, dau of Sarah Powell; Wm L Powell of Ark a son of John Powell who was a son of Sarah Powell; Louiza J Brint, wife of J H Brint of Hardeman Co, also a dau of Sarah Powell; Sarah F, Alice A, William, Mollie Powell, minor children of W R B Powell, son of Sarah Powell, residents of Hardeman Co, James Brint being their regular guardian Children of Her dau, Ailcey Holmes, dec'd: Virginia Ammons, Mattie Ammons of ArK, Jimmie Ammons of Miss. Sarah Ammons & Angeline Armfield, wife of Jesse Armfield of Hardeman Co. Children of her dau, Alice [Ailsey] Flowers, dec'd, wife of Harry Flowers dec'd. - Needham Flowers now dead leaving children whose names cannot be ascertained; Elizabeth Albright now dead leaving children whose names cannot be ascertained; Sarah McKinnie, wife of Michael Mckinnie of Miss.; William Flowers of Miss.; Zachariah Flowers of Miss; Jane Richmond of Miss. Children of her dau., Mariah Simpson, dec'd - Needham SImpson, John Simpson, James S Simpson, Josephine Stricklin, Bryant Simpson of state of Texas - Nancy Ward, wife of W.D. Ward of Ark - Susan Knight, wife of William Knight of Ark - W. B. Simpson of state of Texas. Children of her son Bryant Ingram. - Needham Ingram, Mattie Clement, wife of ? Clement of Shelby Co,TN - Anne Ingram, wife of Henry Ingram of Ark. Children of her son, Needham Ingram, dec'd. - John I Ingram & Joseph Ingram of Miss. - Children of her dau, Mary Ann Dabney, dec'd - Needham Dabney of Miss. Children of her dau, Harriet J McKinnie, dec'd - Michael N McKinnie, a lunatic whose general guardian is petitioner J S Ferguson. Solomon P McKinnie a minor whose guardian is J S Ferguson and N E Ferguson Children of William Ingram, dec'd - left children whose names, numbers & residence is unknown. Let me know what you think. Franklin Ingram Raleigh, NC ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gail Hopkins" <gh529@one.net> To: <NCJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 9:52 AM Subject: Re: [NCJOHNST] NEEDHAM INGRAM > Freda, funny how we keep running into each other.... I was wondering if you have William Ingram and Needham 's parents . Sure wish I knew whose parents of William Ingram b. 1717 are: They MUST tie in with the rest somehow... that is my line to David Thornton he married Nancy Ingram.. Gail > > > ==== NCJOHNST Mailing List ==== > Johnston County, North Carolina NCGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncjohnst/index.htm > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

Freda, I do not believe that your William Ingram who married first Bethany Lee and second Nancy Lee Johnson had a son named Shadrack. The Shadrack Ingram who was the son of William Ingram, Testator of 1771, was the grandson of John Lee Esq who signed his Will in 1766. (Researchers who are devoted to documenting the multitude of John Lee Esq's descendants refer to him simply as JLX.) William Ingram, Testator of 1771, married first a daughter of JLX (John Lee, Esq.--Will 1766) and had Shadrack and probably Elizabeth Ingram. He married second Elizabeth (unknown last name) and had Joseph, Mary (Polly) and Hester. JLX also had a grandson named John Lee, Sr who signed his Will in 1835. He was the father of Bethany Lee Ingram. JLX also had a grandson named Jeremiah Lee who signed his Will in 1823. He was the father of Nancy Lee Johnson Ingram. Therefore, John Lee, Sr (Will 1835), Jeremiah Lee (Will 1823) and Shadrack Ingram (Will 1827) were all grandsons of JLX (John Lee, Esq.--Will 1766). However, you descend from Joseph Ingram (the half-brother of Shadrack Ingram) whose son, William Ingram (1790-1860), married two Lee cousins who were both great granddaughters of JLX (John Lee, Esq.--Will 1766). I have proven that Nancy Lee Johnson did indeed marry William Ingram (1790-1860) but I have only circumstantial evidence that William Ingram (1790-1860) married Bethany Lee. Bethany Lee definitely married an Ingram according to her father's Will. Her father was John Lee, Sr. (Will 1835). Do you have any proof that Bethany Lee did indeed marry William Ingram (1790-1860) as opposed to some other Ingram fellow? Nancy Lee Johnson (married first to Littleton Johnson) definitely married an Ingram according to her father's Will. Her father was Jeremiah Lee (Will 13 Apr 1823). The proof that she married William Ingram is a marriage bond dated 20 Jan 1823. The Marriage Bond and the Will are consistent and, I think, together provide proof of the tree. These are the relevant Lee descendancy charts: (1) JLX to Edward Lee to Jeremiah Lee to Nancy Lee who married first Littleton Johnson and then William Ingram. (Proven with wills of JLX (1766), Edward Lee (1775), and Jeremiah Lee (1823) and two marriage bonds for Nancy Lee and Nancy Johnson.) (2) JLX to Edward Lee to John Lee, Sr. to Bethany Lee who married William Ingram. (Proven with wills of JLX (1766), Edward Lee (1775) and John Lee, Sr. (1835), but I do not have actual proof of the William Ingram to Bethany Lee marriage.) (3) JLX to unknown Lee (married William Ingram, Testator of 1771) to Shadrack Ingram. (Proven with the wills of JLX (1766) and William Ingram (1771.)) You can read the 1766 Will of John Lee Esq (JLX) on the following Web-page: http://www.members.tripod.com/~LeeHouse/jlx-will.htm You can also download a GEDCOM file with all of the known descendants of JLX from the following Web-page: http://www.members.tripod.com/~LeeHouse/ged90604.zip or you can read about JLX at http://www.members.tripod.com/~LeeHouse/Jlx-home.htm Hope that this helps you. Franklin Ingram, Raleigh, NC ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ted and Freda Noble" <tnoble@mcn.org> To: <f_w_i@msn.com> Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2001 6:39 PM Subject: Fwd: [NCJOHNST] William Ingrams again???? > >Franklin, > For when you return home.... > > I have two Williams and two Sharacks. > > William died 1771, married Elizabeth Unknown > Son Joseph had son William, who died 1860, who married > Bythenia Lee and Nancy Johnson. > William, d. 1880, and Bythenia had son Shadrack > who was Colonel John Lee's grandson, mentioned in his will. > > The dates seem to fit. >

Posted on: Johnston Co. NC Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Johnston/2072 Surname: Benson, Capps ------------------------- Charles Benson and Elizabeth Capps were married in Johnston Co NC 09/28/1812. They parents of William Henry Benson(1816)and Ashley Benson (1819). Wm the father of Alfred Monroe Benson, founder of Benson NC. C. Jones

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