I don't know if I have posted this data in a while, so thought I had better do it. -- My primary search is for 2nd great-grandmother: *Margery/Margaret "Martha" PATE*, born 1780-1785, Washington Co. VA [*not* Marjorie EDMONDS b. 1792 TN, d. 1882 MO, who married Minter HOLLOWAY b.1788 TN, migrated to MO abt. 1843. This information does NOT apply to our subjects: John "Minter" HOLLOWAY and MARGERY PATE. - It is easy to be confused with the similar birthdates/names, however, our Margery's father is MATHEW PATE (not Edmonds); and is later confirmed by Ruth Moab's son, MATTHEW PATE SISTLER being a namesake of his maternal grandfather. Also, our Minter and Margery PATE-HOLLOWAY were born about 6 years earlier, and migrated out of TN to IL about 10 yrs. later]. - Margery was married to J. [John] "Minter" HOLLOWAY about 1845, probably in Monroe Co. TN and had 10 children in the 1830 TN Census, before they migrated with some family in early 1853 to southern IL (Pope County). Both Minter and Margery, at that time were about age 70. Ruth Moab's first child, John Minter Holloway, b. 1846 died in infancy. Also, with Minter and Margery were cousins Burton W. HOLLOWAY and his large family. Family records indicate that she: 1. is the daughter of Mathew PATE, b. 1738 and indeed - 2. named her 3rd eldest daughter Ruth Moab Holloway, b. Apr 1824 at Monroe Co, TN. Ruth Moab Holloway is my great-grandmother. - 3. Ruth Moab named her son (my grandfather) Mathew PATE SISTLER, Margery's father and brother were both named "Mathew PATE", and, Mathew named his daughter (my Aunt): Ruth Moab SISTLER. Mathew was b. June 1855 in Pope Co, IL. Ruth Moab HOLLOWAY married Thomas Wm. A. SISTLER/SITZLER, and Ruth Moab's first child, John Minter SISTLER, b. 1846-1850, died young; but she had at least 7 other Holloway-Pate children that survived her. Ruth's only daughter was named, Margery "Martha" SISTLER. - 4. Her brother John A. HOLLOWAY, married Thos. Wm.'s twin sister.... Mary Jane SITZLER, who also migrated to So. IL with other SISTLER/SITZLER, and HOLLOWAY family. - 5. In the 1860 U.S.Census, both Minter and Margery (PATE) HOLLOWAY were elderly and residing with daughter and son inlaw, both at age 77 . Their daughter, Ruth Moab, died in 1862 and Ruth's parents and Holloway-Pate relatives disappear after that time. ================= HERE IS MORE UNRELATED INFO ON PATE families in Southern IL: [my notes, excuse format] --- PATE biographies of Pope County, IL - Historical Society "History and Families 1816-1995": (Volume One) ---> So. IL - PATE search notes: Antonnett "Tony" PATE, pg 231, 305 Carl PATE, pg 231, Corrine PATE, pg 205 Corrine Ovalee PATE, pg 231 Corinne Ovalie PATE, pg 305 Golda (HUNSAKER) PATE, pg 305 Halene PATE, pg 305 Harold PATE, pg 305 Homer PATE, pg 305 Homer Ithiel PATE, pg 231, 305 James M. PATE, pg 305 James Thomas "T.J." PATE, pg 305 Karl PATE, pg. 231, 305 Kathleen (THORNSBERRY) PATE, pg. 231, 305 Lewis PATE, pg. 305 - (not adopted) Lovetta Maxine PATE, pg. 231, 305 *Margery [Margaret?] PATE, pg. 349, 351 Myra (HENDERSON) PATE, pg. 305 Nellie (HART) PATE, pg. 231 Nellie Dott (HART) PATE, pg. 231, 305 Roddie PATE, pg. 305 Suzanne PATE, pg. 231, 305 ==== [page 231] - submitted by Corinne Fulkerson Nellie (HART) married Karl PATE, she was the daughter of John Byrom HART and Mary Melissa "Molly" DIXON at Hartsville, Pope Co, IL. Nellie "Dott" HART-PATE was born Oct 12, 1889, died Oct 20, 1981. Nellie and Karl had three children: Corinne Ovalee, Homer Ithiel (d. 1949) and Lovetta Maxine. After 10 years of marriage, they divorced. Nellie was a school teacher for 29 years. ...Corrine PATE marr. Hughie FULKERSON June 6, 1926; lived near Herod, IL for 40 yrs. ...Maxine PATE marr. RENSHAW and McKUNE. [page 305] - submitted by Corinne Fulkerson (*following the adopted PATE surname...) Re: James M. PATE b. May 1853(adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis PATE, of Danville, IL) birth-mother, married WILSON, of Hardin Co, IL.; James PATE marr. Myra HENDERSON Dec 1876 (he was age 22, Myra age 16). They had 3 children: Roddie PATE, male/b. 1877; Homer PATE b. 1880; Karl PATE b. 1886. James went to live in Hardin Co, IL after adopted father, Lewis Pate, died. Homer married and had 2 sons before his death in Feb. 1908...James Thomas "J.T." PATE (later moved to Pontiac, Michigan) and Harold who died in Jan. 1908. Roddie settled in Seattle, Washington. Karl PATE marr. Nellie Dott HART and had 3 children: Corinne O. PATE. b. 1910; Homer b. 1915, and Lovetta Maxine PATE b. 1917. After their divorce, he married Golda Hunsaker. =============== 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Pope County, IL (Golconda) Grand Pier Precinct: PATE, James b. May 1854 KY, 46 yrs, marr 23 yrs, par. born IN (farmer) Myra (3 children/3 living), b. Nov. 1861 IL, age 38, marr. 23 yrs. Homer G., b. Nov 1880 IL, age 19, (farm laborer)/no marr. date entered Karl, b. Aug 1886 IL, age 13, (farm laborer) Adda, (DILaw), b. Mar, 1878 IL, age 22, marr. 2 yrs (2 children/1 living) Halean L. (GDau), b. Oct 1899 IL, age 7mos ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >SEEKING JAMES PATE'S BIRTH MOTHER< 1860 Hardin Co, IL (no results for "WILSON") ---- *1870* Hardin Co, IL, Monroe - wife, Julia would have been age 41 ----------at James' birth/NO FIT! WILSON, Byron - age 66 - b. abt 1804 IL (Elizabethtown Post Ofc) (only male born before 1838 - subject James b. 1853) wife, Julia, age 58 [abt 1812] VA; children: William, 29 IL; Elizabeth 24 IL; Ann 20 IL; Alexander 12 IL. [ born 5 yrs after James born] ---- *1880* Census Hardin Co, IL, Roseclaire (June, 1879-May, 1880) >Byron WILSON, not listed >William WILSON, listed, b. 1868 HH #302/314 - NANCY POSSIBLY JAMES' birth-mother.... WILSON, Nancy J. - age 35 IL (widowed) b. abt 1845 f. b. IN, m. b. TN WAGNER, Joseph - age 15 IL [1864] (nephew/laborer) parents b. IL Muriel? - age 13 KY [1866] (dau) f. b. KY, m. b. IL Alexander - age 10 IL [1869] (son) f. b. VA, m. b. IL Albert C. - age 5 or 6? [1874] IL (son) f.b. VA, m.b. IL Williams Bristol - age 9 mos IL [b. Sept. 1879] (dau) f.b. PA?, m.b.IL ILLINOIS MARRIAGE INDEX: (Pope County, IL) WILSON, ALPHENS----WAGONER, NANCY J 08/07/1866 00C/0022 POPE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *1860* Vermillion Co, IL , Danville Post Ofc./ - HH #709-709 PATE, Davis - age 37 - IL / farmer Aguine (male) - age 15 - IL *Lewis* - age 13 - IL <abt 1847> Indiana (female) - age 11 - IL Agnes - age 8 - IL Bird (male) - age 7 - IL Scott - age 3 - IL HH# ? MOREHOUSE, Lewis - age 25 IN Elizabeth - age 23 IN PATE, N. L. (male) - age 38 IN PATE, Rebecca, age 27 IN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *1880* Livingston Co, IL, Indian Grove - HH#43/44 PATE, John I. - age 76 - England Mary A. - age 57 - PA Charles - age 24 - PA *Lewis* - age 21 - (school teacher) - PA Clara A. - age 19 - IL William - age 17 - IL Harvey W. - age 13 - IL - HH# 44/45 PATE, Thomas J. - age 39 PA (farmer) Nancy E. - age 31 IL (wife) Otto O. - age 3 IL Myrtle - age 1 IL CAREY, Michael - age 17 Ireland (laborer) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ILLINOIS STATEWIDE MARRIAGE INDEX: - PATE, LEWIS ----FERRELL, MARTHA A (MRS) 01/12/1897 I /46 WILLIAMSON CO. PATE, LEWIS-----ROBERTS, EVELINE 05/09/1851 002/0210 JEFFERSON CO. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -- «:::P:::» «:::E:::» «:::A:::» «:::C:::» «:::E:::» Turn your face to the sun and the shadows fall behind you. Carol Walter-Robinson, Northwest CA Pacific Coast

I have four children for Hardy Pate of Sussex Co VA. Person, Elizabeth Sledge, Nancy & Lucy. I have heard from someone says he had a Hardy Jr. Is this true?

Helen, Is there anything you can tell me about Lucy? I've been searching for quite some time to find about my Jeremiah Pate who married his first cousin, "Lucy". My "Lucy" or Lucinda was born ca 1797 in NC or TN according to 1850 and 1860 census. Helen Pate Ross <ross@empowering.com> wrote: I have four children for Hardy Pate of Sussex Co VA. Person, Elizabeth Sledge, Nancy & Lucy. I have heard from someone says he had a Hardy Jr. Is this true?

I think this is my line of Pates from Wayne County, North Carolina. I'll check my paperwork this weekend and email you back. I do know that I have Ms. Parkersons name as Tempy. That was a very common name in NC. I have several Tempys in my lines. -----Original Message----- From: Jeremy Utt [mailto:jeremy_utt@hotmail.com] Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 10:53 PM To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Pate Information Hello Folks, I have just discovered an interesting website with Pate family information: http://www5.familytreemaker.com/users/r/u/s/Pate--Russ/GENE2-0003.html The person who placed Pate information on this site is certainly at odds with John Ben Pate's account of the Pate genealogy. Does anyone have anything to offer as a comment to this website's information? Please look at the following, as a start: "Descendants of Charles Pate I Generation No. 3 3. REV. WILLIAM3 PATE (SAMUEL2, CHARLES1) was born 1750 in Gloucester, Co., Virginia, and died 1837 in Warwick, Georgia. He married (1) UNKNOWN 1785 in North Carolina. He married (2) TEMPTY PARKERSON 1811 in Georgia. Children of Rev. Pate and Unknown are: 4. i. SAMUEL4 PATE, b. 1786, Newborn, North Carolinia; d. February 1849, Washington, Wilkerson, Co., Georgia. ii. BETSY PATE, b. 1789, North Carolina; d. 1871, Worth Co., Georgia; m. SAMUEL STORY. Children of Rev. Pate and Tempty Parkerson are: iii. NANCY4 PATE, b. January 08, 1812. iv. MARY PATE, b. 1814. v. ELIJAH BENNET PATE, b. April 15, 1815; m. MARY SMITH. vi. JAMES PATE, b. January 29, 1817, Pulaski Co., Georgia; m. JANE MOORE. vii. SARAH PATE, b. 1819." Jeremy Utt Williamsburg, VA

Hello Folks, I have just discovered an interesting website with Pate family information: http://www5.familytreemaker.com/users/r/u/s/Pate--Russ/GENE2-0003.html The person who placed Pate information on this site is certainly at odds with John Ben Pate's account of the Pate genealogy. Does anyone have anything to offer as a comment to this website's information? Please look at the following, as a start: "Descendants of Charles Pate I Generation No. 3 3. REV. WILLIAM3 PATE (SAMUEL2, CHARLES1) was born 1750 in Gloucester, Co., Virginia, and died 1837 in Warwick, Georgia. He married (1) UNKNOWN 1785 in North Carolina. He married (2) TEMPTY PARKERSON 1811 in Georgia. Children of Rev. Pate and Unknown are: 4. i. SAMUEL4 PATE, b. 1786, Newborn, North Carolinia; d. February 1849, Washington, Wilkerson, Co., Georgia. ii. BETSY PATE, b. 1789, North Carolina; d. 1871, Worth Co., Georgia; m. SAMUEL STORY. Children of Rev. Pate and Tempty Parkerson are: iii. NANCY4 PATE, b. January 08, 1812. iv. MARY PATE, b. 1814. v. ELIJAH BENNET PATE, b. April 15, 1815; m. MARY SMITH. vi. JAMES PATE, b. January 29, 1817, Pulaski Co., Georgia; m. JANE MOORE. vii. SARAH PATE, b. 1819." Jeremy Utt Williamsburg, VA

Dear Pate Researchers, I am currently trying to establish the parent-child connection between James David Pate (b: 29 Jan 1817 in Pulaski Co.,GA) and his parents Rev. William Pate and Tempty Parkerson. I have John Ben Pate as a source, but I need at least one primary document (i.e. will, administration of an estate, census record, etc.) that would establish the connection of James David Pate to his parents. I would appreciate your assistance. Jeremy Utt Williamsburg, VA

Janice, Thanks for the files. What sort of help do you need for your DAR application? I'm sure that they are a number of Pate family researchers, including me, who would be willing to help. Jeremy Utt Williamsburg, VA >From: "Janice Pate" <pate_news@hotmail.com> >To: jeremy_utt@hotmail.com, patej@nettally.com >Subject: RE: PATE-D Digest V06 #8 >Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2006 04:34:42 +0000 > >Hi Jeremy & Joel > >Attached are pension files for Jacob and James Parkenson. Hope they Help. >Wish I could get some help with my DAR app. > >File names are in the following format: >Surname-First-National Archives Series-Roll no-File no.-no of pages > >Janice Pate > > > > >Please respect the privacy of other people; do not submit information on >living individuals without their permission. > ><< PARKERSON-James-M805-633-12461-1.pdf >> ><< PARKERSON-Jacob-M805-633-S319021-7.pdf >>

Good information family, I would also like the picture, or data concerning this powder horn. Thank you Deborah spells -----Original Message----- From: Jeremy Utt [mailto:jeremy_utt@hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 8:22 AM To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) Lindy, I am very thankful for your information. Thanks for the documentation of Rev. Jacob Parkerson's military service, and other information about his life. Your email was the first reference to a Revolutionary War era powder horn that I have heard of being passed down through the Pate family. I would certainly like to know who has it. I would very much appreciate a photograph of this powder horn for my records. What is known about this powder horn? FYI, I am copying this email to William Nash (Registrar of Richmond (VA) Chapter SAR, who is helping me with the Rev. Jacob Parkerson application) and Karen Utt (maiden name Pate, who is my mother). Jeremy Utt Williamsburg, VA >From: "Lindy Hard" <ssautyvalleyfarm@worldnet.att.net> >Reply-To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com >To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) >Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 23:55:46 -0600 > >Jeremy & Joel, >I am pasting some of my notes on Jacob Parkerson. His Revolutionary War >pension application proves his service. >Lindy > >General Index to Compiled Military Service Records of Revolutionary War >Soldiers Oll-Pato >Parkerson, Jacob 2 Virginia State Reg't Pvt >Parkinson, Jacob 10 NC Reg't Pvt, Pvt > >1786 Jacob Parkerson-- Washington County Georgia Headright and Bounty Land >Grants >Source:Records of Washington County, Georgia, Marie De Lamar & Elisabeth >Rothstein, 1985 > >27 Feb 1792 Witness to Deed. p84. Robert Harper, Senr & wf Mary of Wilkes >Co to Zadock Cook of Greene county for sum of 50 pounds for tract of land >containing 200 acres in Greene Co on waters of Ogeechee River. Land >surveyed 8 May 1784. Witnesses: William Grammer & JACOB PARKERSON. Reg. >12 >June 1799. >Source: Hancock Co Georgia Deed Books 1794-1802; Land Deed Genealogy of >Hancock County, Georgia, Marsh, 1997, p181. > >1821 Land Lottery >Parkinsons, Cordiel Pulaski Lanair 182 5 Houston > >1827 Land lottery > 2 2 205 Parkerson, Jacob Pulaski County Hendleys >Muscogee County >1 24 247 Parkerson, Levin R.S. Wilkes County Hopkins >Lee County > >1836--History of Wilkinson Co GA >The first meeting of the Ebenezer Primitive Baptist >Association after the division was held at Pleasant >Plains in November, 1836. The minutes of this >meeting, after reciting the story of the division, >"We then met at the house of Brother Pierce and >proceeded to elect necessary officers. David Smith >was Moderator at this meeting. A.J. Jones, A. Blake >and F. Ivey were appointed to draft a preamble, >setting forth the reasons for the withdrawal. > >The following churches and their delegates were >represented at this meeting: Beulah, Pulaski county, O. >Odom, J. Powell; Cool Springs, Wilkinson, D. Smith, >M. Tyson; Camp Creek, Baldwin, A. Black, M. West; >Ramah, Wilkinson, A. Jones, M. Stevens; Pleasant >Plains, E. Hogan, J. Hardie; Mt. Nebo, Wilkinson, G. >Herndon, W. Lord; Parkerson, Pulaski, William Pate, >J. Brook; Friendship, Wilkinson, R. Whitaker, R. >Lewis; Trail Branch, Pulaski, J. Ward, W. Allen. >[RE: Parkerson's Meeting House, Pulaski Co GA] > >20 Apr 1835--Revolutionary WAR Pension Application--Pulaski Co GA >Parkerson, Jacob, Cont., NC & VA lines S31902, sol. was born 3 Mar 1761 in >Northampton Co VA & he lived there at enlistment, soldier had a brother >(not >named) who served as a Sgt in Capt John Craddock's Co in 2nd NC Regt, >soldier applied 20 Apr 1835 Pulaski Co Ga, in 1843 soldier had died leaving >a widow & children (not named) >Source: Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, White, p2597. > >302/87 Pulaski Co Estate Records (Unbound) >Jacob Parkerson, 1844 >Cordial Parkerson & Daniel Webb adm'r bond 8 Jan 1844, CP as administrator >Administrators bond recorded Bk B, pg 56 >Levi Harrell pd for blacksmith work 1848 >355 acres land sold 1st Tue Mar 1849 > >Jacob Parkerson was on the 1785 Wilkes Co Ga tax digest (Washington Co GA >land), 1786, 1790, 1791, 1792, 1793, 1794, 1796, 1799, 1800, 1801, 1802 Tax >digests of Wilkes Co Ga. He was on the c1816, c1818, c1820, 1823, 1824, >1827, 1832 Tax digests of Pulaski Co Ga. The 1847 Tax digest Pulaski Co GA >has C Parkerson as admr of Jacob Parkerson, 355 acres land 15th dist. 1820 >& 1830 censuses Pulaski Co, GA. > >He does not appear to have left Pulaski Co, so I would assume he is buried >somewhere there. > >I personally think the the old Revolutinary war powder horn handed down in >the Pate family and described in publications as belonging to William Pate >may have belonged to Jacob Parkerson instead. Do you know if the powder >horn is still in the family and whether or not it was engraved with >initials? > >Lindy > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> >To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 11:46 AM >Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > > > > Joel, > > > > It has been sufficiently proven for the DAR. A lady named Rosa Louise >Tyson > > submitted what I believe to be a Supplemental Application to the DAR >that > > was verified and approved on June 20, 1985 by the Registrar General. I >have > > a copy of this application, and I am using it as one piece of evidence >in >my > > SAR Supplemental Application. > > > > Just because the DAR has recognized Rev. Jacob Parkerson as a >Revolutionary > > War soldier does not necessarily mean that he was. However, there is > > evidence to suggest that this might have been the case. > > > > The following were listed as sources of proof on the DAR supplemental: > > > > "Roster of the American Revolution: Soldiers in Georgia" by McCall p. 93 > > Vol. 2 pub 1968 (In NSDAR Library) > > > > "Virginians in the Revolution" by John H. Gwathmey pub. 1938 p. 604 > > > > "Roster of Soldiers from North Carolina in the American Revolution" pub. > > 1932 p. 153 pub by NSDAR (In NSDAR Library) > > > > Even if Rev. Jacob Parkerson was not a soldier, he could still serve as >a > > qualifying ancestor for someone wishing to join the SAR (certainly) or >DAR > > (I think). The SAR, unlike the SR, recognizes people as qualifying > > ancestors who served the patriot cause in other ways than as soldiers. >For > > example, if one could document that am ancestor provided money or >supplies > > to the patriot cause (but did not serve in a direct military capacity as >a > > soldier), the descendent would qualify for SAR membership, but not SR > > membership (as far as I know). So, even if Rev. Jacob Parkerson was >"just" > > a chaplain for a patriot military force, he would have been providing a > > service, and would probably qualify for SAR. > > > > Jeremy Utt > > Williamsburg, VA > > > > > > >From: "Joel Pate" <patej@nettally.com> > > >Reply-To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com > > >To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com > > >Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > > >Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 12:00:01 -0500 > > > > > >Jeremy: > > >I am not sure, after reflection on the matter, it has even been proven >(to > > >a > > >reasonable level of certainty) that Jacob Parkerson was in fact a > > >Revolutionary War Soldier. I recall reading that he MAY have served as >a > > >Chaplin to a NC unit but was not an enlisted man, NCO or an officer. >There > > >is or was a community in Pulaski Co GA named Hartford and there are > > >churches > > >and cemeteries near that site. > > >Regarding RW soldier's graves in GA, suggest you try to get access to >this > > >reference-- > > > LC Control Number: 94226380 > > > Type of Material: Book (Print, Microform, Electronic, etc.) > > > Personal Name: Arnold, H. Ross (Herman Ross) > > > Main Title: Georgia Revolutionary War soldiers' graves / >compiled >by > > >H. Ross Arnold, Jr. & H. Clifton Burnham. > > > Published/Created: Athens, GA : Iberian Pub. Co., c1993. > > > Related Names: Burnham, H. Clifton (Henry Clifton) > > > Description: 2 v. (vi, 803 p.) ; 21 cm. > > > ISBN: 093593183X (set) > > > Contents: v. 1. Appling-Lanier counties -- v. 2. Laurens-Worth > > >counties and general index. > > > Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. > > > Subjects: Registers of births, etc.--Georgia. > > > Soldiers--Georgia--Genealogy. > > > Georgia--Genealogy. > > > Georgia--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Registers. > > > United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Registers. > > > LC Classification: E263.G3 A76 1993 > > > Dewey Class No.: 973.3/458 20 > > > Other System No.: (OCoLC)28144933 > > > Geog. Area Code: n-us-ga n-us--- > > > Quality Code: lccopycat > > > > > > > > > >-------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > > > > CALL NUMBER: E263.G3 A76 1993 > > > > > > > > >Joel > > >----- Original Message ----- > > >From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> > > >To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> > > >Sent: Sunday, January 15, 2006 5:53 PM > > >Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I am currently looking for the burial place of Rev. Jacob Parkerson, >a > > > > Revolutionary War soldier. I think that I have been told that he >was > > >buried > > > > in "Old Hartford, near Hawkinsville, Georgia". Can/will anyone tell >me > > > > where Rev. Jacob Parkerson is buried? > > > > > > > > Jeremy Utt > > > > Williamsburg, VA > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > __________ NOD32 1.1158 (20050629) Information __________ > > > > This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. > > http://www.nod32.com > > > > > -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 267.14.18/230 - Release Date: 1/14/2006

Jeremy, Regarding the powder horn, I was citing from 1958 DAR application of Mrs. Hettie Pate Snelling for acceptance in DAR on service of Rev. William Pate. She gives as her references to military service: 1. Family tradition and history, compiled by John Ben Pate, Amboy, Georgia. 2. Records in the Adjutant General's office, Washington, D.C. [Although cited as proof, no proof is actually given showing that this was the same William Pate.] 3. Relics of the Revolution in family possessions used by Rev. Wm. Pate. See Nat'l No. 133634 Supplemental to Nat. No. 90788 add 99. For her lineage Mrs. Snelling cites totally Nat. #133634. The earliest DAR papers were essentially unproven, so this line although still open would not hold up to today's DAR standards even though it has been accepted repeatedly as an established line. Family tradition and undocumented history would never be accepted if proving a line today. John Ben Pate in his "American Genealogy of the Pate Family," on page 9 says: "The old powder horn then used [referring to military service of Wm Pate] is in the possession of A. and S. E. Pate, Amboy, Ga." This would have been about 1917, so the question remains, does it still exist and if so, who has it? Perhaps you can help locate it. What I think and this is my opinion, not proven, is that the powder horn if Wm Pate's was used 1814 when he served in Capt Kellams Pulaski Co Ga militia, or if it is of Revolutionary war era was used by Jacob Parkerson, and during the years since then someone became confused as to which "grandfather" it originally belonged to. It appears to me that William Pate was born abt 1770/1780. He would have been just a child during the war years even if the earliest birth date is used. I am a descendant of Samuel Pate, the purported son of Rev. William Pate; however, I can find no proof of this. In fact my records seem to indicate that although maybe related, not a father/son relationship. I pursued Jacob Parkerson in hopes of finding more data on my Samuel Pate. You are certainly welcome for the information. Lindy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 8:22 AM Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > Lindy, > > I am very thankful for your information. Thanks for the documentation of > Rev. Jacob Parkerson's military service, and other information about his > life. > > Your email was the first reference to a Revolutionary War era powder horn > that I have heard of being passed down through the Pate family. I would > certainly like to know who has it. I would very much appreciate a > photograph of this powder horn for my records. What is known about this > powder horn? >

Lindy, I am very thankful for your information. Thanks for the documentation of Rev. Jacob Parkerson's military service, and other information about his life. Your email was the first reference to a Revolutionary War era powder horn that I have heard of being passed down through the Pate family. I would certainly like to know who has it. I would very much appreciate a photograph of this powder horn for my records. What is known about this powder horn? FYI, I am copying this email to William Nash (Registrar of Richmond (VA) Chapter SAR, who is helping me with the Rev. Jacob Parkerson application) and Karen Utt (maiden name Pate, who is my mother). Jeremy Utt Williamsburg, VA >From: "Lindy Hard" <ssautyvalleyfarm@worldnet.att.net> >Reply-To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com >To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) >Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 23:55:46 -0600 > >Jeremy & Joel, >I am pasting some of my notes on Jacob Parkerson. His Revolutionary War >pension application proves his service. >Lindy > >General Index to Compiled Military Service Records of Revolutionary War >Soldiers Oll-Pato >Parkerson, Jacob 2 Virginia State Reg't Pvt >Parkinson, Jacob 10 NC Reg't Pvt, Pvt > >1786 Jacob Parkerson-- Washington County Georgia Headright and Bounty Land >Grants >Source:Records of Washington County, Georgia, Marie De Lamar & Elisabeth >Rothstein, 1985 > >27 Feb 1792 Witness to Deed. p84. Robert Harper, Senr & wf Mary of Wilkes >Co to Zadock Cook of Greene county for sum of 50 pounds for tract of land >containing 200 acres in Greene Co on waters of Ogeechee River. Land >surveyed 8 May 1784. Witnesses: William Grammer & JACOB PARKERSON. Reg. >12 >June 1799. >Source: Hancock Co Georgia Deed Books 1794-1802; Land Deed Genealogy of >Hancock County, Georgia, Marsh, 1997, p181. > >1821 Land Lottery >Parkinsons, Cordiel Pulaski Lanair 182 5 Houston > >1827 Land lottery > 2 2 205 Parkerson, Jacob Pulaski County Hendleys >Muscogee County >1 24 247 Parkerson, Levin R.S. Wilkes County Hopkins >Lee County > >1836--History of Wilkinson Co GA >The first meeting of the Ebenezer Primitive Baptist >Association after the division was held at Pleasant >Plains in November, 1836. The minutes of this >meeting, after reciting the story of the division, >"We then met at the house of Brother Pierce and >proceeded to elect necessary officers. David Smith >was Moderator at this meeting. A.J. Jones, A. Blake >and F. Ivey were appointed to draft a preamble, >setting forth the reasons for the withdrawal. > >The following churches and their delegates were >represented at this meeting: Beulah, Pulaski county, O. >Odom, J. Powell; Cool Springs, Wilkinson, D. Smith, >M. Tyson; Camp Creek, Baldwin, A. Black, M. West; >Ramah, Wilkinson, A. Jones, M. Stevens; Pleasant >Plains, E. Hogan, J. Hardie; Mt. Nebo, Wilkinson, G. >Herndon, W. Lord; Parkerson, Pulaski, William Pate, >J. Brook; Friendship, Wilkinson, R. Whitaker, R. >Lewis; Trail Branch, Pulaski, J. Ward, W. Allen. >[RE: Parkerson's Meeting House, Pulaski Co GA] > >20 Apr 1835--Revolutionary WAR Pension Application--Pulaski Co GA >Parkerson, Jacob, Cont., NC & VA lines S31902, sol. was born 3 Mar 1761 in >Northampton Co VA & he lived there at enlistment, soldier had a brother >(not >named) who served as a Sgt in Capt John Craddock's Co in 2nd NC Regt, >soldier applied 20 Apr 1835 Pulaski Co Ga, in 1843 soldier had died leaving >a widow & children (not named) >Source: Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, White, p2597. > >302/87 Pulaski Co Estate Records (Unbound) >Jacob Parkerson, 1844 >Cordial Parkerson & Daniel Webb adm'r bond 8 Jan 1844, CP as administrator >Administrators bond recorded Bk B, pg 56 >Levi Harrell pd for blacksmith work 1848 >355 acres land sold 1st Tue Mar 1849 > >Jacob Parkerson was on the 1785 Wilkes Co Ga tax digest (Washington Co GA >land), 1786, 1790, 1791, 1792, 1793, 1794, 1796, 1799, 1800, 1801, 1802 Tax >digests of Wilkes Co Ga. He was on the c1816, c1818, c1820, 1823, 1824, >1827, 1832 Tax digests of Pulaski Co Ga. The 1847 Tax digest Pulaski Co GA >has C Parkerson as admr of Jacob Parkerson, 355 acres land 15th dist. 1820 >& 1830 censuses Pulaski Co, GA. > >He does not appear to have left Pulaski Co, so I would assume he is buried >somewhere there. > >I personally think the the old Revolutinary war powder horn handed down in >the Pate family and described in publications as belonging to William Pate >may have belonged to Jacob Parkerson instead. Do you know if the powder >horn is still in the family and whether or not it was engraved with >initials? > >Lindy > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> >To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 11:46 AM >Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > > > > Joel, > > > > It has been sufficiently proven for the DAR. A lady named Rosa Louise >Tyson > > submitted what I believe to be a Supplemental Application to the DAR >that > > was verified and approved on June 20, 1985 by the Registrar General. I >have > > a copy of this application, and I am using it as one piece of evidence >in >my > > SAR Supplemental Application. > > > > Just because the DAR has recognized Rev. Jacob Parkerson as a >Revolutionary > > War soldier does not necessarily mean that he was. However, there is > > evidence to suggest that this might have been the case. > > > > The following were listed as sources of proof on the DAR supplemental: > > > > "Roster of the American Revolution: Soldiers in Georgia" by McCall p. 93 > > Vol. 2 pub 1968 (In NSDAR Library) > > > > "Virginians in the Revolution" by John H. Gwathmey pub. 1938 p. 604 > > > > "Roster of Soldiers from North Carolina in the American Revolution" pub. > > 1932 p. 153 pub by NSDAR (In NSDAR Library) > > > > Even if Rev. Jacob Parkerson was not a soldier, he could still serve as >a > > qualifying ancestor for someone wishing to join the SAR (certainly) or >DAR > > (I think). The SAR, unlike the SR, recognizes people as qualifying > > ancestors who served the patriot cause in other ways than as soldiers. >For > > example, if one could document that am ancestor provided money or >supplies > > to the patriot cause (but did not serve in a direct military capacity as >a > > soldier), the descendent would qualify for SAR membership, but not SR > > membership (as far as I know). So, even if Rev. Jacob Parkerson was >"just" > > a chaplain for a patriot military force, he would have been providing a > > service, and would probably qualify for SAR. > > > > Jeremy Utt > > Williamsburg, VA > > > > > > >From: "Joel Pate" <patej@nettally.com> > > >Reply-To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com > > >To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com > > >Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > > >Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 12:00:01 -0500 > > > > > >Jeremy: > > >I am not sure, after reflection on the matter, it has even been proven >(to > > >a > > >reasonable level of certainty) that Jacob Parkerson was in fact a > > >Revolutionary War Soldier. I recall reading that he MAY have served as >a > > >Chaplin to a NC unit but was not an enlisted man, NCO or an officer. >There > > >is or was a community in Pulaski Co GA named Hartford and there are > > >churches > > >and cemeteries near that site. > > >Regarding RW soldier's graves in GA, suggest you try to get access to >this > > >reference-- > > > LC Control Number: 94226380 > > > Type of Material: Book (Print, Microform, Electronic, etc.) > > > Personal Name: Arnold, H. Ross (Herman Ross) > > > Main Title: Georgia Revolutionary War soldiers' graves / >compiled >by > > >H. Ross Arnold, Jr. & H. Clifton Burnham. > > > Published/Created: Athens, GA : Iberian Pub. Co., c1993. > > > Related Names: Burnham, H. Clifton (Henry Clifton) > > > Description: 2 v. (vi, 803 p.) ; 21 cm. > > > ISBN: 093593183X (set) > > > Contents: v. 1. Appling-Lanier counties -- v. 2. Laurens-Worth > > >counties and general index. > > > Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. > > > Subjects: Registers of births, etc.--Georgia. > > > Soldiers--Georgia--Genealogy. > > > Georgia--Genealogy. > > > Georgia--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Registers. > > > United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Registers. > > > LC Classification: E263.G3 A76 1993 > > > Dewey Class No.: 973.3/458 20 > > > Other System No.: (OCoLC)28144933 > > > Geog. Area Code: n-us-ga n-us--- > > > Quality Code: lccopycat > > > > > > > > > >-------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > > > > CALL NUMBER: E263.G3 A76 1993 > > > > > > > > >Joel > > >----- Original Message ----- > > >From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> > > >To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> > > >Sent: Sunday, January 15, 2006 5:53 PM > > >Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I am currently looking for the burial place of Rev. Jacob Parkerson, >a > > > > Revolutionary War soldier. I think that I have been told that he >was > > >buried > > > > in "Old Hartford, near Hawkinsville, Georgia". Can/will anyone tell >me > > > > where Rev. Jacob Parkerson is buried? > > > > > > > > Jeremy Utt > > > > Williamsburg, VA > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > __________ NOD32 1.1158 (20050629) Information __________ > > > > This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. > > http://www.nod32.com > > > > >

Jeremy & Joel, I am pasting some of my notes on Jacob Parkerson. His Revolutionary War pension application proves his service. Lindy General Index to Compiled Military Service Records of Revolutionary War Soldiers Oll-Pato Parkerson, Jacob 2 Virginia State Reg't Pvt Parkinson, Jacob 10 NC Reg't Pvt, Pvt 1786 Jacob Parkerson-- Washington County Georgia Headright and Bounty Land Grants Source:Records of Washington County, Georgia, Marie De Lamar & Elisabeth Rothstein, 1985 27 Feb 1792 Witness to Deed. p84. Robert Harper, Senr & wf Mary of Wilkes Co to Zadock Cook of Greene county for sum of 50 pounds for tract of land containing 200 acres in Greene Co on waters of Ogeechee River. Land surveyed 8 May 1784. Witnesses: William Grammer & JACOB PARKERSON. Reg. 12 June 1799. Source: Hancock Co Georgia Deed Books 1794-1802; Land Deed Genealogy of Hancock County, Georgia, Marsh, 1997, p181. 1821 Land Lottery Parkinsons, Cordiel Pulaski Lanair 182 5 Houston 1827 Land lottery 2 2 205 Parkerson, Jacob Pulaski County Hendleys Muscogee County 1 24 247 Parkerson, Levin R.S. Wilkes County Hopkins Lee County 1836--History of Wilkinson Co GA The first meeting of the Ebenezer Primitive Baptist Association after the division was held at Pleasant Plains in November, 1836. The minutes of this meeting, after reciting the story of the division, "We then met at the house of Brother Pierce and proceeded to elect necessary officers. David Smith was Moderator at this meeting. A.J. Jones, A. Blake and F. Ivey were appointed to draft a preamble, setting forth the reasons for the withdrawal. The following churches and their delegates were represented at this meeting: Beulah, Pulaski county, O. Odom, J. Powell; Cool Springs, Wilkinson, D. Smith, M. Tyson; Camp Creek, Baldwin, A. Black, M. West; Ramah, Wilkinson, A. Jones, M. Stevens; Pleasant Plains, E. Hogan, J. Hardie; Mt. Nebo, Wilkinson, G. Herndon, W. Lord; Parkerson, Pulaski, William Pate, J. Brook; Friendship, Wilkinson, R. Whitaker, R. Lewis; Trail Branch, Pulaski, J. Ward, W. Allen. [RE: Parkerson's Meeting House, Pulaski Co GA] 20 Apr 1835--Revolutionary WAR Pension Application--Pulaski Co GA Parkerson, Jacob, Cont., NC & VA lines S31902, sol. was born 3 Mar 1761 in Northampton Co VA & he lived there at enlistment, soldier had a brother (not named) who served as a Sgt in Capt John Craddock's Co in 2nd NC Regt, soldier applied 20 Apr 1835 Pulaski Co Ga, in 1843 soldier had died leaving a widow & children (not named) Source: Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, White, p2597. 302/87 Pulaski Co Estate Records (Unbound) Jacob Parkerson, 1844 Cordial Parkerson & Daniel Webb adm'r bond 8 Jan 1844, CP as administrator Administrators bond recorded Bk B, pg 56 Levi Harrell pd for blacksmith work 1848 355 acres land sold 1st Tue Mar 1849 Jacob Parkerson was on the 1785 Wilkes Co Ga tax digest (Washington Co GA land), 1786, 1790, 1791, 1792, 1793, 1794, 1796, 1799, 1800, 1801, 1802 Tax digests of Wilkes Co Ga. He was on the c1816, c1818, c1820, 1823, 1824, 1827, 1832 Tax digests of Pulaski Co Ga. The 1847 Tax digest Pulaski Co GA has C Parkerson as admr of Jacob Parkerson, 355 acres land 15th dist. 1820 & 1830 censuses Pulaski Co, GA. He does not appear to have left Pulaski Co, so I would assume he is buried somewhere there. I personally think the the old Revolutinary war powder horn handed down in the Pate family and described in publications as belonging to William Pate may have belonged to Jacob Parkerson instead. Do you know if the powder horn is still in the family and whether or not it was engraved with initials? Lindy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 11:46 AM Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > Joel, > > It has been sufficiently proven for the DAR. A lady named Rosa Louise Tyson > submitted what I believe to be a Supplemental Application to the DAR that > was verified and approved on June 20, 1985 by the Registrar General. I have > a copy of this application, and I am using it as one piece of evidence in my > SAR Supplemental Application. > > Just because the DAR has recognized Rev. Jacob Parkerson as a Revolutionary > War soldier does not necessarily mean that he was. However, there is > evidence to suggest that this might have been the case. > > The following were listed as sources of proof on the DAR supplemental: > > "Roster of the American Revolution: Soldiers in Georgia" by McCall p. 93 > Vol. 2 pub 1968 (In NSDAR Library) > > "Virginians in the Revolution" by John H. Gwathmey pub. 1938 p. 604 > > "Roster of Soldiers from North Carolina in the American Revolution" pub. > 1932 p. 153 pub by NSDAR (In NSDAR Library) > > Even if Rev. Jacob Parkerson was not a soldier, he could still serve as a > qualifying ancestor for someone wishing to join the SAR (certainly) or DAR > (I think). The SAR, unlike the SR, recognizes people as qualifying > ancestors who served the patriot cause in other ways than as soldiers. For > example, if one could document that am ancestor provided money or supplies > to the patriot cause (but did not serve in a direct military capacity as a > soldier), the descendent would qualify for SAR membership, but not SR > membership (as far as I know). So, even if Rev. Jacob Parkerson was "just" > a chaplain for a patriot military force, he would have been providing a > service, and would probably qualify for SAR. > > Jeremy Utt > Williamsburg, VA > > > >From: "Joel Pate" <patej@nettally.com> > >Reply-To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com > >To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > >Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 12:00:01 -0500 > > > >Jeremy: > >I am not sure, after reflection on the matter, it has even been proven (to > >a > >reasonable level of certainty) that Jacob Parkerson was in fact a > >Revolutionary War Soldier. I recall reading that he MAY have served as a > >Chaplin to a NC unit but was not an enlisted man, NCO or an officer. There > >is or was a community in Pulaski Co GA named Hartford and there are > >churches > >and cemeteries near that site. > >Regarding RW soldier's graves in GA, suggest you try to get access to this > >reference-- > > LC Control Number: 94226380 > > Type of Material: Book (Print, Microform, Electronic, etc.) > > Personal Name: Arnold, H. Ross (Herman Ross) > > Main Title: Georgia Revolutionary War soldiers' graves / compiled by > >H. Ross Arnold, Jr. & H. Clifton Burnham. > > Published/Created: Athens, GA : Iberian Pub. Co., c1993. > > Related Names: Burnham, H. Clifton (Henry Clifton) > > Description: 2 v. (vi, 803 p.) ; 21 cm. > > ISBN: 093593183X (set) > > Contents: v. 1. Appling-Lanier counties -- v. 2. Laurens-Worth > >counties and general index. > > Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. > > Subjects: Registers of births, etc.--Georgia. > > Soldiers--Georgia--Genealogy. > > Georgia--Genealogy. > > Georgia--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Registers. > > United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Registers. > > LC Classification: E263.G3 A76 1993 > > Dewey Class No.: 973.3/458 20 > > Other System No.: (OCoLC)28144933 > > Geog. Area Code: n-us-ga n-us--- > > Quality Code: lccopycat > > > > > >-------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > CALL NUMBER: E263.G3 A76 1993 > > > > > >Joel > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> > >To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Sunday, January 15, 2006 5:53 PM > >Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > > > > > > > > > > I am currently looking for the burial place of Rev. Jacob Parkerson, a > > > Revolutionary War soldier. I think that I have been told that he was > >buried > > > in "Old Hartford, near Hawkinsville, Georgia". Can/will anyone tell me > > > where Rev. Jacob Parkerson is buried? > > > > > > Jeremy Utt > > > Williamsburg, VA > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > __________ NOD32 1.1158 (20050629) Information __________ > > This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. > http://www.nod32.com > >

The National Society Sons of the American Revolution has a partial listing of the burial places of Revolutionary War Soldiers. You might want to try this site: https://memberinfo.sar.org/patriotsearch/search.aspx John R. Wallace Past President, ALSSAR

Joel, It has been sufficiently proven for the DAR. A lady named Rosa Louise Tyson submitted what I believe to be a Supplemental Application to the DAR that was verified and approved on June 20, 1985 by the Registrar General. I have a copy of this application, and I am using it as one piece of evidence in my SAR Supplemental Application. Just because the DAR has recognized Rev. Jacob Parkerson as a Revolutionary War soldier does not necessarily mean that he was. However, there is evidence to suggest that this might have been the case. The following were listed as sources of proof on the DAR supplemental: "Roster of the American Revolution: Soldiers in Georgia" by McCall p. 93 Vol. 2 pub 1968 (In NSDAR Library) "Virginians in the Revolution" by John H. Gwathmey pub. 1938 p. 604 "Roster of Soldiers from North Carolina in the American Revolution" pub. 1932 p. 153 pub by NSDAR (In NSDAR Library) Even if Rev. Jacob Parkerson was not a soldier, he could still serve as a qualifying ancestor for someone wishing to join the SAR (certainly) or DAR (I think). The SAR, unlike the SR, recognizes people as qualifying ancestors who served the patriot cause in other ways than as soldiers. For example, if one could document that am ancestor provided money or supplies to the patriot cause (but did not serve in a direct military capacity as a soldier), the descendent would qualify for SAR membership, but not SR membership (as far as I know). So, even if Rev. Jacob Parkerson was "just" a chaplain for a patriot military force, he would have been providing a service, and would probably qualify for SAR. Jeremy Utt Williamsburg, VA >From: "Joel Pate" <patej@nettally.com> >Reply-To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com >To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) >Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 12:00:01 -0500 > >Jeremy: >I am not sure, after reflection on the matter, it has even been proven (to >a >reasonable level of certainty) that Jacob Parkerson was in fact a >Revolutionary War Soldier. I recall reading that he MAY have served as a >Chaplin to a NC unit but was not an enlisted man, NCO or an officer. There >is or was a community in Pulaski Co GA named Hartford and there are >churches >and cemeteries near that site. >Regarding RW soldier's graves in GA, suggest you try to get access to this >reference-- > LC Control Number: 94226380 > Type of Material: Book (Print, Microform, Electronic, etc.) > Personal Name: Arnold, H. Ross (Herman Ross) > Main Title: Georgia Revolutionary War soldiers' graves / compiled by >H. Ross Arnold, Jr. & H. Clifton Burnham. > Published/Created: Athens, GA : Iberian Pub. Co., c1993. > Related Names: Burnham, H. Clifton (Henry Clifton) > Description: 2 v. (vi, 803 p.) ; 21 cm. > ISBN: 093593183X (set) > Contents: v. 1. Appling-Lanier counties -- v. 2. Laurens-Worth >counties and general index. > Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. > Subjects: Registers of births, etc.--Georgia. > Soldiers--Georgia--Genealogy. > Georgia--Genealogy. > Georgia--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Registers. > United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Registers. > LC Classification: E263.G3 A76 1993 > Dewey Class No.: 973.3/458 20 > Other System No.: (OCoLC)28144933 > Geog. Area Code: n-us-ga n-us--- > Quality Code: lccopycat > > >-------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > CALL NUMBER: E263.G3 A76 1993 > > >Joel >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> >To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, January 15, 2006 5:53 PM >Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > > > > > > I am currently looking for the burial place of Rev. Jacob Parkerson, a > > Revolutionary War soldier. I think that I have been told that he was >buried > > in "Old Hartford, near Hawkinsville, Georgia". Can/will anyone tell me > > where Rev. Jacob Parkerson is buried? > > > > Jeremy Utt > > Williamsburg, VA > > > > > > >

Jeremy: I am not sure, after reflection on the matter, it has even been proven (to a reasonable level of certainty) that Jacob Parkerson was in fact a Revolutionary War Soldier. I recall reading that he MAY have served as a Chaplin to a NC unit but was not an enlisted man, NCO or an officer. There is or was a community in Pulaski Co GA named Hartford and there are churches and cemeteries near that site. Regarding RW soldier's graves in GA, suggest you try to get access to this reference-- LC Control Number: 94226380 Type of Material: Book (Print, Microform, Electronic, etc.) Personal Name: Arnold, H. Ross (Herman Ross) Main Title: Georgia Revolutionary War soldiers' graves / compiled by H. Ross Arnold, Jr. & H. Clifton Burnham. Published/Created: Athens, GA : Iberian Pub. Co., c1993. Related Names: Burnham, H. Clifton (Henry Clifton) Description: 2 v. (vi, 803 p.) ; 21 cm. ISBN: 093593183X (set) Contents: v. 1. Appling-Lanier counties -- v. 2. Laurens-Worth counties and general index. Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. Subjects: Registers of births, etc.--Georgia. Soldiers--Georgia--Genealogy. Georgia--Genealogy. Georgia--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Registers. United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Registers. LC Classification: E263.G3 A76 1993 Dewey Class No.: 973.3/458 20 Other System No.: (OCoLC)28144933 Geog. Area Code: n-us-ga n-us--- Quality Code: lccopycat -------------------------------------------------------------------------- CALL NUMBER: E263.G3 A76 1993 Joel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 15, 2006 5:53 PM Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Rev. Jacob Parkerson (Where buried?) > > I am currently looking for the burial place of Rev. Jacob Parkerson, a > Revolutionary War soldier. I think that I have been told that he was buried > in "Old Hartford, near Hawkinsville, Georgia". Can/will anyone tell me > where Rev. Jacob Parkerson is buried? > > Jeremy Utt > Williamsburg, VA > > >

I am currently looking for the burial place of Rev. Jacob Parkerson, a Revolutionary War soldier. I think that I have been told that he was buried in "Old Hartford, near Hawkinsville, Georgia". Can/will anyone tell me where Rev. Jacob Parkerson is buried? Jeremy Utt Williamsburg, VA

I am still seeking information on William Riley Pate, born around 1808 in Tennessee. He married sisters, first Eliza Davis and then Nancy Davis Garrett. His parents may have been William and Elizabeth Pate. His children (with Eliza)--John Andrew or Anderson Pate, Louisa or Eliza Jane Pate, James Harvey Pate, Martha Kerdelia Pate. His children (with Nancy)--Mary Elizabeth "Bettie" Pate, Daniel Robert Pate, and Caroline Olive Pate. Is anyone researching this line?

Jeremy, Henrietta was born in Emanuel County, Georgia on 18 Jun 1847. Her parents were Irwin and Cynthia Coleman Kirkland. She died 7 Jun 1906. She and husband John Thomas Pate are buried at Oklahoma Baptist Church Cemetery located near the border of Crisp, Wilcox, and Turner Counties. I think that the cemetery is actually in Crisp. Dan Clark Decatur, GA X-Message: #4 Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 00:04:04 -0500 From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <BAY102-F357D451B25AE0FDDEC329DE9260@phx.gbl> Subject: James David Pate and Jane "Jency" Moore (1850 U.S. Census - Wilcox Co., GA) Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed Dear Pate Family Researchers, I am conducting genealogical research for a Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) Supplemental Application that I am going to submit on Rev. Jacob Parkerson.  The James David Pate mentioned in the subject line is (I believe) the son of Tempty Parkerson (and her husband Rev. William Pate), and the grandson of Rev. Jacob Parkerson. Would anyone be able and willing to share 1850 U.S. Census information that shows the family of James David Pate and Jane Moore?  I believe that I am descended from them through their son John Thomas Pate (first married, I believe, to Henrietta Kirkland). Jeremy Utt ______________________________ Content-Type: text/plain X-Message: #5 Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 00:07:36 -0500 From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <BAY102-F217ED0CAB3919D9CF38BFDE9260@phx.gbl> Subject: John Thomas Pate and Henrietta Kirkland Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed Dear Pate Family Researchers, Can anyone on this list tell me with reasonable certainty whether John Thomas Pate was married to a woman named Henrietta Kirkland, and if so, who Henrietta's parents were?  John Thomas Pate was the father of a Pate ancestor of mine named William Bennett Pate (married once to Victoria Love, and then to Maud Odom), a major land owner in Crisp and Turner counties. Jeremy Utt ___________________________________________________________ Sent by ePrompter, the premier email notification software. Free download at http://www.ePrompter.com.

Joel, Thanks for the information. I appreciate any help that can be given to aid me in my search for information on my Pate ancestors. You do not sound totally confident that Irwin Kirkland and Cynthia Coleman Kirkland are the parents of Henrietta Kirkland. What documentation do you have at your disposal, besides the census information (1850 U.S. Census)? Jeremy Utt Williamsburg, VA >From: "Joel Pate" <patej@nettally.com> >Reply-To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com >To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] John Thomas Pate and Henrietta Kirkland >Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 06:50:05 -0500 > >Jeremy: >John Thomas Pate b 22 Jan 1847 d 24 Feb 1924 married Henrietta Kirkland b >28 >Jun 1847 d 7 Jun 1906. >Most researchers use 19 Jan 1867 as their date of marriage and Dooly Co GA >as their place of marriage, however there is a note on the marriage >license >that their vows were exchanged in front of James Owen J.I.C., Wilcox Co GA >[J.I.C. = Judge, Inferior Court]. >John Thomas Pate and Henrietta Kirkland Pate are both buried in marked >graves in Oklahoma Cemetery, Wilcox Co GA. > >In my opinion Henrietta Kirkland was the daughter of Irvin and Sinthy >Kirkland. See 1850 census of Emanuel Co GA, page 450B, 28th Dist, site >94/94. This opinion is supported by the fact that the first child of John >Thomas Pate and Henrietta Kirkland was a daughter name Cynthia Jane Pate 22 >Apr 1868-1 Jul 1934. She, no doubt, was named for her maternal >grandmother. > >The third child of John Thomas Pate and Henrietta Kirkland was a son, >William (Sheep) Bennett Pate 2 Dec 1872-5 Jan 1960. William (Sheep) >Bennett >Pate married twice and had children with both wives. He first married (24 >Jul 1892 Dooly Co) to Victoria V Love and second to (1906 Turner Co) to >Sarah Maud Odom. > >William (Sheep) Bennett Pate and Victoria V Love had two children, the >first >was a son named Addie Lee (Boy) Pate b Oct 1896 d 24 Jul 1966. Addie Lee >(Boy) Pate married Viola (Ola) Gilbert. They married ca 1914 in GA. Addie >Lee Pate and Viola Gilbert had several children (8 I think). Your >grandfather, William Bennett Pate b 24 Dec 1924 d 25 Jul 1990 was a son of >Addie Lee Pate. > >As you probably know, William Bennett Pate 1924-1990 relocated from GA to >Richmond, VA where he married in 1946. > >Joel > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> >To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 12:07 AM >Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] John Thomas Pate and Henrietta Kirkland > > > > > > Dear Pate Family Researchers, > > > > Can anyone on this list tell me with reasonable certainty whether John > > Thomas Pate was married to a woman named Henrietta Kirkland, and if so, >who > > Henrietta's parents were? John Thomas Pate was the father of a Pate > > ancestor of mine named William Bennett Pate (married once to Victoria >Love, > > and then to Maud Odom), a major land owner in Crisp and Turner counties. > > > > Jeremy Utt > > > > > > >

Dan, Thanks for the information. I greatly appreciate it. Do you have evidence/proof that what you have said is true? I have no reason to doubt you, but I would like to have evidence/proof for my records. By the way, are you suggesting that Cynthia's maiden name was Coleman? Jeremy Utt Williamsburg, VA >From: "Dan Clark" <clarkdo@hotmail.com> >Reply-To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com >To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] Re: John Thomas Pate and Henrietta Kirkland >Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 15:37:47 +0000 > >Jeremy, > >Henrietta was born in Emanuel County, Georgia on 18 Jun 1847. Her parents >were > >Irwin and Cynthia Coleman Kirkland. She died 7 Jun 1906. > >She and husband John Thomas Pate are buried at Oklahoma Baptist Church >Cemetery located near the border of Crisp, Wilcox, and Turner Counties. I >think that the cemetery is actually in Crisp. > >Dan Clark >Decatur, GA > > > >X-Message: #4 Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 00:04:04 -0500 From: "Jeremy Utt" ><jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: ><BAY102-F357D451B25AE0FDDEC329DE9260@phx.gbl> Subject: James David Pate and >Jane "Jency" Moore (1850 U.S. Census - Wilcox Co., GA) Content-Type: >text/plain; format=flowed Dear Pate Family Researchers, I am conducting >genealogical research for a Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) >Supplemental Application that I am going to submit on Rev. Jacob >Parkerson.  The James David Pate mentioned in the subject line is (I >believe) the son of Tempty Parkerson (and her husband Rev. William Pate), >and the grandson of Rev. Jacob Parkerson. Would anyone be able and willing >to share 1850 U.S. Census information that shows the family of James David >Pate and Jane Moore?  I believe that I am descended from them through >their son John Thomas Pate (first married, I believe, to Henrietta >Kirkland). Jeremy Utt ______________________________ > > > >Content-Type: text/plain > > > > >X-Message: #5 Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 00:07:36 -0500 From: "Jeremy Utt" ><jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: ><BAY102-F217ED0CAB3919D9CF38BFDE9260@phx.gbl> Subject: John Thomas Pate and >Henrietta Kirkland Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed Dear Pate >Family Researchers, Can anyone on this list tell me with reasonable >certainty whether John Thomas Pate was married to a woman named Henrietta >Kirkland, and if so, who Henrietta's parents were?  John Thomas Pate was >the father of a Pate ancestor of mine named William Bennett Pate (married >once to Victoria Love, and then to Maud Odom), a major land owner in Crisp >and Turner counties. Jeremy Utt > >___________________________________________________________ >Sent by ePrompter, the premier email notification software. >Free download at http://www.ePrompter.com. > >

Jeremy: John Thomas Pate b 22 Jan 1847 d 24 Feb 1924 married Henrietta Kirkland b 28 Jun 1847 d 7 Jun 1906. Most researchers use 19 Jan 1867 as their date of marriage and Dooly Co GA as their place of marriage, however there is a note on the marriage license that their vows were exchanged in front of James Owen J.I.C., Wilcox Co GA [J.I.C. = Judge, Inferior Court]. John Thomas Pate and Henrietta Kirkland Pate are both buried in marked graves in Oklahoma Cemetery, Wilcox Co GA. In my opinion Henrietta Kirkland was the daughter of Irvin and Sinthy Kirkland. See 1850 census of Emanuel Co GA, page 450B, 28th Dist, site 94/94. This opinion is supported by the fact that the first child of John Thomas Pate and Henrietta Kirkland was a daughter name Cynthia Jane Pate 22 Apr 1868-1 Jul 1934. She, no doubt, was named for her maternal grandmother. The third child of John Thomas Pate and Henrietta Kirkland was a son, William (Sheep) Bennett Pate 2 Dec 1872-5 Jan 1960. William (Sheep) Bennett Pate married twice and had children with both wives. He first married (24 Jul 1892 Dooly Co) to Victoria V Love and second to (1906 Turner Co) to Sarah Maud Odom. William (Sheep) Bennett Pate and Victoria V Love had two children, the first was a son named Addie Lee (Boy) Pate b Oct 1896 d 24 Jul 1966. Addie Lee (Boy) Pate married Viola (Ola) Gilbert. They married ca 1914 in GA. Addie Lee Pate and Viola Gilbert had several children (8 I think). Your grandfather, William Bennett Pate b 24 Dec 1924 d 25 Jul 1990 was a son of Addie Lee Pate. As you probably know, William Bennett Pate 1924-1990 relocated from GA to Richmond, VA where he married in 1946. Joel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeremy Utt" <jeremy_utt@hotmail.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 12:07 AM Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] John Thomas Pate and Henrietta Kirkland > > Dear Pate Family Researchers, > > Can anyone on this list tell me with reasonable certainty whether John > Thomas Pate was married to a woman named Henrietta Kirkland, and if so, who > Henrietta's parents were? John Thomas Pate was the father of a Pate > ancestor of mine named William Bennett Pate (married once to Victoria Love, > and then to Maud Odom), a major land owner in Crisp and Turner counties. > > Jeremy Utt > > >