I think we can say that Charles, d.1776 Chatham County, NC. He left his widow Elizabeth is the father of Charles, d. 1805 Clarke County, GA. who is the father of Enoch, Adkins and Joice. so what about this gem listed by Dickey Powell? 3 Aug 1777 Brunswick Va Thomas Powell of Brunswick Co Va and Elizabeth Powell of Chatham Co NC 247 acres to Nicholas Brewer Jr. (Charles Powell’s division of estate in 1777) Thomas and Elizabeth were curators of Charles’ estate. How does Thomas Powell of Brunswick Co., VA fit in? Thomas is not one of the children's names listed in the will; James, Henry, William, Seemoure, Charles, Ann, Sarah, Mary, Rhodisee, Elisabeth, Candase.
Possible brother to Charles and may be the older Thomas that shows up in Chatham. It's like my George. He fits in there. I think he may have been the Henry. He got his 150 acres about a year after James. Now James later got another 150 acres of the estate. I think he could have possibly bought out his younger brother Charles who apparently went to Ga. Isn't this fun. -----Original Message----- From: Deanna Veitenheimer Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2013 5:28 PM To: powell-dna@rootsweb.com Subject: [POWELL-DNA] Based on Jeffrey's work concerning Charles property, mapped etc. lime green I1 group I think we can say that Charles, d.1776 Chatham County, NC. He left his widow Elizabeth is the father of Charles, d. 1805 Clarke County, GA. who is the father of Enoch, Adkins and Joice. so what about this gem listed by Dickey Powell? 3 Aug 1777 Brunswick Va Thomas Powell of Brunswick Co Va and Elizabeth Powell of Chatham Co NC 247 acres to Nicholas Brewer Jr. (Charles Powell’s division of estate in 1777) Thomas and Elizabeth were curators of Charles’ estate. How does Thomas Powell of Brunswick Co., VA fit in? Thomas is not one of the children's names listed in the will; James, Henry, William, Seemoure, Charles, Ann, Sarah, Mary, Rhodisee, Elisabeth, Candase. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to POWELL-DNA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message