Also look for the spelling HONEA. I have an Abel HONEA, Sr., b OPD c 1785, married a Jemima, and had a son Abel HONEA, Jr. (1810 OPD-1893 Dawson County, GA), who migrated across north Georgia to the Dawson, Pickens, Cherokee, Gilmer, Lumpkin Counties area with a group of families including DENSMORE, FARRIBA, GOSS, GRAVITT, GREEN/GREENE, GROGAN, HARBEN/HARBIN, TURNER, and others. Abel Honea, Jr., m Nancy Ann FARRIBA (1815 OPD-1898 Dawson County, GA) cir 1836 in Habersham County, GA (where many of those families settled before the northwest Georgia area opened up with the 1832 GA Land Lottery. Habersham and Rabun Counties adjoin.) Abel and Nancy had six known children, 3 girls and 3 boys: Emily Frances (1837-1908), Jane (1838-1918), Robert (c 1842-?), William Washington (1845-1907), Celia Joanne "Cely" (1851-1928), and James Talmage HONEA (1852-1918). Many of their descendants still live in the Dawson, Pickens, Cherokee, Gilmer, Lumpkin Counties area today, and other descendants migrated to Alabama and Tennessee. Abel, Jr., and Nancy Ann (Farriba) HONEA eventually settled in Dawson County, GA, were members of Pleasant Union Baptist Church and were buried in the church cemetery. I am still looking for the parents of Abel HONEA/HONEY, Sr. Any assistance will be appreciated. Diane Carrington Bradford Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- From: David S. Payne [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 12:56 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [SC-OPD] Re: Honey Connie, I am interested in the Honeys in OPD and surrounding areas. Here are the only Honeys I can find on my lines. Descendants of Abner Honey, ^ 1 Abner HONEY, ^ 2 Charlotte HONEY, ^ b: 1793 d: Bef. 1870 in Rabun Co. GA Burial: Williams Cemetery ... +Ethelred "Dread" WILLIAMS, ^ b: 1787 m: Jun 26, 1808 in Pendleton District, SC d: Abt. 1873 in Rabun Co. GA Burial: Williams Cemetery Father: Edward "Ned" WILLIAMS, ^ Mother: Peggy (Margaret?) CRITTENDEN Date: Sun, 7 Dec 2003 21:43:32 EST From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SC-OPD] Re:Post of Kelleyl's to the Clardy family on the OPD Families I found your post interesting regarding a John Clardy Slaton. My ancestor, Nancy Clardy was also called "Mary" Nancy Clardy, supposedly, and I also have a William Slayton (spelled slightly different than your Slaton) b. about 1780, who married Frances Honey, and had Christinna Slayton b. abt. 1805 in Pendleton Dist. S.C. She married David Desmond Spearman. Supposedly David also married a second wife by the name of Nancy. s quite confusing, but maybe we have a connection. Also, I have some information one generation back from your Benj. Clardy, b. 1706. His father was also a Benjamin, b. abt. 1671 in ?, and died 1733-1764 in ? Let me know, Connie, [email protected] David S. Payne, 1614 Chapman Rd., Anderson, SC, 29621 [email protected] : My website: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=otime : Searching for surnames mostly in Upstate SC/GA/NC: ADDISON, ALLISON, ARENDALL, CANADY, CORBIN, COLEMAN, CRAIG, DEAN, FOWLER, HALEY, GORDON, HENSON, JAMES, McMILLIAN, McPHERSON, MOODY, PARKER, PATTERSON, PAYNE, POINDEXTER, POOLE, REDWINE, REID, SWANN, WEST, WHITMIRE --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== Here's the web site for The South Carolina Genealogical Society concerning Old Pendleton District information to be downloaded <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/bourbonstreet/delta/8155/site2.html"> OPD Download</A> http://www.geocities.com/bourbonstreet/delta/8155

Looking for any info on Sandy Flats area. I think this was in North Greenville, but was there another one around Piedmont, Pelzer or Fork Shoals, or anywhere besides North Greenville? Thanks mary frances

<<Thank you for the response. I cannot find Buena Vista, Alabama on any map I have. If it is located in NE Alabama, it would be more likely to have happened. However, my records to date relate to his various counties of residence, and the various churches where he preached. I will place your email on file. Thank you for your help. Jim Pearson...>> Quite likely Buena Vista was a small community. I know at one point the SPIVEY's lived in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. I think it would have been there or possibly Coosa County. Charlene Walker Brazell

Buena Vista, Alabama is located in SW AL in Monroe County about due north of Monroeville and just about due west of Greenville [email protected] wrote: ><<Thank you for the response. I cannot find Buena Vista, Alabama >on any map I have. If it is located in NE Alabama, it would be more likely >to have happened. However, my records to date relate to his various counties >of residence, and the various churches where he preached. I will place your >email on file. Thank you for your help. Jim Pearson...>> > Quite likely Buena Vista was a small community. I know at one point the >SPIVEY's lived in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. I think it would have been >there or possibly Coosa County. >Charlene Walker Brazell > > >==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== >Here's the web site for The South Carolina Genealogical Society concerning Old Pendleton District information to be downloaded ><A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/bourbonstreet/delta/8155/site2.html"> >OPD Download</A> >http://www.geocities.com/bourbonstreet/delta/8155 > > > >

Thank you to all of the wonderful people who have answered my post for info on this Kelley posting. Let give a bit more info on the Clardy Family someone posted #84 Matilda Spearman Sp Benjamin Kelley: Children # 206 Eleanor Kelley B 1836, # 207 Sarah E. B 1819, # 208 General Andrew Jackson B1834. I need to contact the person who made the post they have info I have not seen before I would like to know they source. If any one can help I would appreciate it. Thank you. Becky

Connie, I am interested in the Honeys in OPD and surrounding areas. Here are the only Honeys I can find on my lines. Descendants of Abner Honey, ^ 1 Abner HONEY, ^ 2 Charlotte HONEY, ^ b: 1793 d: Bef. 1870 in Rabun Co. GA Burial: Williams Cemetery ... +Ethelred "Dread" WILLIAMS, ^ b: 1787 m: Jun 26, 1808 in Pendleton District, SC d: Abt. 1873 in Rabun Co. GA Burial: Williams Cemetery Father: Edward "Ned" WILLIAMS, ^ Mother: Peggy (Margaret?) CRITTENDEN Date: Sun, 7 Dec 2003 21:43:32 EST From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SC-OPD] Re:Post of Kelleyl's to the Clardy family on the OPD Families I found your post interesting regarding a John Clardy Slaton. My ancestor, Nancy Clardy was also called "Mary" Nancy Clardy, supposedly, and I also have a William Slayton (spelled slightly different than your Slaton) b. about 1780, who married Frances Honey, and had Christinna Slayton b. abt. 1805 in Pendleton Dist. S.C. She married David Desmond Spearman. Supposedly David also married a second wife by the name of Nancy. s quite confusing, but maybe we have a connection. Also, I have some information one generation back from your Benj. Clardy, b. 1706. His father was also a Benjamin, b. abt. 1671 in ?, and died 1733-1764 in ? Let me know, Connie, [email protected] David S. Payne, 1614 Chapman Rd., Anderson, SC, 29621 [email protected] : My website: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=otime : Searching for surnames mostly in Upstate SC/GA/NC: ADDISON, ALLISON, ARENDALL, CANADY, CORBIN, COLEMAN, CRAIG, DEAN, FOWLER, HALEY, GORDON, HENSON, JAMES, McMILLIAN, McPHERSON, MOODY, PARKER, PATTERSON, PAYNE, POINDEXTER, POOLE, REDWINE, REID, SWANN, WEST, WHITMIRE --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing

I found your post interesting regarding a John Clardy Slaton. My ancestor, Nancy Clardy was also called "Mary" Nancy Clardy, supposedly, and I also have a William Slayton (spelled slightly different than your Slaton) b. about 1780, who married Frances Honey, and had Christinna Slayton b. abt. 1805 in Pendleton Dist. S.C. She married David Desmond Spearman. Supposedly David also married a second wife by the name of Nancy. s quite confusing, but maybe we have a connection. Also, I have some information one generation back from your Benj. Clardy, b. 1706. His father was also a Benjamin, b. abt. 1671 in ?, and died 1733-1764 in ? Let me know, Connie, [email protected]

> The name PEARSON appears as a minister on a military pension application > which I have. After Mary Susan WILLIAMSON SPIVEY was widowed, she applied > for a pension for the Seminole Indian War military service of her husband James > Jackson SPIVEY. Among the questions she had to answer was when, where, and by > whom she was married. > She stated she was married December 26, 1844, in Buena Vista, Alabama, by > Rev. PEARSON. I would expect that PEARSON was Baptist because the SPIVEYS > were. In fact, they, later in Texas were the parents of two Baptist ministers. > That name stuck in my mind but I absolutely cannot give any more > information on the name PEARSON. > Charlene Walker Brazell Hi Charlene: Thank you for the response. I cannot find Buena Vista, Alabama on any map I have. If it is located in NE Alabama, it would be more likely to have happened. However, my records to date relate to his various counties of residence, and the various churches where he preached. I will place your email on file. Thank you for your help. Jim Pearson

In a message dated 12/7/2003 12:23:19 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Becky-I also am related to the Spearman/Clardy line. I have a lot of info > on > the Spearman's, and back to 1701 on the Clardy's. Hope we can share. Let > me > know, Connie at [email protected] > Do you mind if I get in on this? My gr. gr. grandfather was John Clardy Slaton. His Mother was Mary Clardy and her father was John Clardy. I have information on some of the Clardy line back to back to Benjamin Clardy Sr. b abt.1706. But this line intermarried with another Clardy line (distant cousins) . Any of this sound familiar? If so holler. Thank you

Becky-I also am related to the Spearman/Clardy line. I have a lot of info on the Spearman's, and back to 1701 on the Clardy's. Hope we can share. Let me know, Connie at [email protected]

Becky...Not sure if thats me or not, but can I help? I connect to all 3 families Derrell Oakley Teat -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, December 06, 2003 7:53 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [SC-OPD] Re:Post of Kelleyl's to the Clardy family on the OPD Families Would the person who post the Kelley/Spearman information to the Clardy family on the OPD Families please contact me.We have a connecting line and you have info I have never seen. Becky [email protected] ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== Harmony is the objective of this list. We are all adults, so please respect us by talking with the list admin before making suggestions on methods of posting or conduct. Thank you -- Derrell Oakley Teat--List [email protected]

James Pearson Subject: [SC-OPD] A Pearson Line The name PEARSON appears as a minister on a military pension application which I have. After Mary Susan WILLIAMSON SPIVEY was widowed, she applied for a pension for the Seminole Indian War military service of her husband James Jackson SPIVEY. Among the questions she had to answer was when, where, and by whom she was married. She stated she was married December 26, 1844, in Buena Vista, Alabama, by Rev. PEARSON. I would expect that PEARSON was Baptist because the SPIVEYS were. In fact, they, later in Texas were the parents of two Baptist ministers. That name stuck in my mind but I absolutely cannot give any more information on the name PEARSON. Charlene Walker Brazell

Would the person who post the Kelley/Spearman information to the Clardy family on the OPD Families please contact me.We have a connecting line and you have info I have never seen. Becky [email protected]

I apologize to the list - I did not realize Kim had sent this to the list, so I thought I was sending a private note just for her. I just wasn't paying attention to where the mail came from. Sorry. Wilma K. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wilma C. Kirkland" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, December 06, 2003 5:15 PM Subject: Re: [SC-OPD] Ambrose Nichols > Kim, > > Thanks - I have just never had time to work on the Nichols. Mama has > Ambrose on my chart as father of Archibald. In just glancing at this, seems > John Nichols and Mary Owen would have been 9 and 10 years old when their > first child was born. If they didn't marry until she was 24, then seems > some of the older children are illegits. > > I have just glanced at this, though, and may be reading it the wrong way. I > see this Ambrose d. in Hall Co., Ga. while I was under the impression mine > died in Anderson. I have read in some books about some heirs of Ambrose > selling land in Anderson Co., but have never seen the real thing. This > could have said from Hall Co., Ga. for all I know, but what I read did not. > I have not looked yet to see if Ambrose has an estate in Anderson Co. > > I'm in a stew right now - my son from Oxford, NC & family of 5 are due in > tomorrow night and will go back Thursday. I am having to have two > Christmases this year. Their just turned 17 year old son has finished high > school early so he could join the Marines and since this is all he has ever > wanted to do, they signed for him. He is leaving the 12th of Jan for boot > camp, so he wanted to tell come down and tell us all bye. He will be at > Paris Island, SC but he can't see anyone for 3 months when he then > graduates. > > I will go over this site either after they leave, or maybe even tonight, to > read it more thoroughly and study it. > Thanks for sending this. Mama is now 93, so she probably won't remember > much about Ambrose. I can't even get her to pull her records out any more. > > Wilma K. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "kim" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, December 06, 2003 4:09 PM > Subject: [SC-OPD] Ambrose Nichols > > > > Hi Wilma, > > > > You may be interested in this: > > > > http://members.fortunecity.com/jdw4/Owen1/rr01_002.html > > 3. Mary OWEN. Born abt 1709 in Caroline Co., VA. Mary died in Halifax Co., > > VA aft 1782; she was 73. > > > > bef 1733 when Mary was 24, she married John NICHOLS, in Goochland Co., VA. > > Born in 1710. John died in Halifax Co., VA bef 22 Apr 1774; he was 64. > > > > They had the following children: > > 15 i. William (~1719-<1807) > > 16 ii. John (~1721-~1785) > > 17 iii. Jesse (~1725-1806) > > 18 iv. Sarah (~1725-<1791) > > 19 v. Elizabeth "Betsy" (~1727-<1803) > > 20 vi. Ambrose (~1731-~1833) > > 21 vii. Agnes "Aggy" (~1732-<1803) > > 22 viii. Nanny (~1733-) > > 23 ix. Bird (~1735-<1782) > > 24 x. David (~1737-) > > ----------- > > > > > >I also claim Ambrose Nichols as an ancestor, but I'm not sure from where > he > > >came. > > > > >Wilma C. Kirkland > > > > > > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > > Kindness is contagious, pass it on. > > List Admin - Derrell Oakley [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > EDIT YOUR QUERIES > Remember to edit those replies. > Excess information takes up valuable web space. > > >

Kim, Thanks - I have just never had time to work on the Nichols. Mama has Ambrose on my chart as father of Archibald. In just glancing at this, seems John Nichols and Mary Owen would have been 9 and 10 years old when their first child was born. If they didn't marry until she was 24, then seems some of the older children are illegits. I have just glanced at this, though, and may be reading it the wrong way. I see this Ambrose d. in Hall Co., Ga. while I was under the impression mine died in Anderson. I have read in some books about some heirs of Ambrose selling land in Anderson Co., but have never seen the real thing. This could have said from Hall Co., Ga. for all I know, but what I read did not. I have not looked yet to see if Ambrose has an estate in Anderson Co. I'm in a stew right now - my son from Oxford, NC & family of 5 are due in tomorrow night and will go back Thursday. I am having to have two Christmases this year. Their just turned 17 year old son has finished high school early so he could join the Marines and since this is all he has ever wanted to do, they signed for him. He is leaving the 12th of Jan for boot camp, so he wanted to tell come down and tell us all bye. He will be at Paris Island, SC but he can't see anyone for 3 months when he then graduates. I will go over this site either after they leave, or maybe even tonight, to read it more thoroughly and study it. Thanks for sending this. Mama is now 93, so she probably won't remember much about Ambrose. I can't even get her to pull her records out any more. Wilma K. ----- Original Message ----- From: "kim" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, December 06, 2003 4:09 PM Subject: [SC-OPD] Ambrose Nichols > Hi Wilma, > > You may be interested in this: > > http://members.fortunecity.com/jdw4/Owen1/rr01_002.html > 3. Mary OWEN. Born abt 1709 in Caroline Co., VA. Mary died in Halifax Co., > VA aft 1782; she was 73. > > bef 1733 when Mary was 24, she married John NICHOLS, in Goochland Co., VA. > Born in 1710. John died in Halifax Co., VA bef 22 Apr 1774; he was 64. > > They had the following children: > 15 i. William (~1719-<1807) > 16 ii. John (~1721-~1785) > 17 iii. Jesse (~1725-1806) > 18 iv. Sarah (~1725-<1791) > 19 v. Elizabeth "Betsy" (~1727-<1803) > 20 vi. Ambrose (~1731-~1833) > 21 vii. Agnes "Aggy" (~1732-<1803) > 22 viii. Nanny (~1733-) > 23 ix. Bird (~1735-<1782) > 24 x. David (~1737-) > ----------- > > > >I also claim Ambrose Nichols as an ancestor, but I'm not sure from where he > >came. > > >Wilma C. Kirkland > > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > Kindness is contagious, pass it on. > List Admin - Derrell Oakley [email protected] > > >

Hi Wilma, You may be interested in this: http://members.fortunecity.com/jdw4/Owen1/rr01_002.html 3. Mary OWEN. Born abt 1709 in Caroline Co., VA. Mary died in Halifax Co., VA aft 1782; she was 73. bef 1733 when Mary was 24, she married John NICHOLS, in Goochland Co., VA. Born in 1710. John died in Halifax Co., VA bef 22 Apr 1774; he was 64. They had the following children: 15 i. William (~1719-<1807) 16 ii. John (~1721-~1785) 17 iii. Jesse (~1725-1806) 18 iv. Sarah (~1725-<1791) 19 v. Elizabeth "Betsy" (~1727-<1803) 20 vi. Ambrose (~1731-~1833) 21 vii. Agnes "Aggy" (~1732-<1803) 22 viii. Nanny (~1733-) 23 ix. Bird (~1735-<1782) 24 x. David (~1737-) ----------- > >I also claim Ambrose Nichols as an ancestor, but I'm not sure from where he >came. >Wilma C. Kirkland

Members of my PEARSON line have in the 19th Century resided for a time in one or more of the following counties: Oconee, Pickens, Newberry, Spartanburg, Greenville and Old Pendleton District in SC; Macon, Jackson and Transylvania in NC, as well as many counties in north Georgia. I have traced this Pearson family as far back as my gg grandfather, Evan Pearson, (c1795-c1854); my g grandfather, Phillip Marion Pearson, (1832-1921); my grandfather, Walter Augustus Pearson, (1860-1954); my father, Denzil Poynor Pearson, (1888-1967); and myself, James A. Pearson, (1931-). Evan Pearson remains an enigma for me. He was a Baptist preacher, an evangelist, frequently away from home long periods of time on circuit rides of local Baptist churches across north Georgia. He owned a small farm, had a sickly wife who died c1834, four children, four slaves and he made frequent investments in unimproved real property. The 1850 Census in Gordon County, GA says Evan is 55, born in GA, no wife shown, but 4 children: Rebecca, age 26 (c1824); Elizabeth, 20 (c1830); Albert 20 (c1830) and Phillip Marion 19 (1832) my g grandfather. Evan PEARSON died c1854. DOD and cemetery unknown. The 3 other children are not found again after 1850 Census. I know very little about Moses Pearson (c1796-unk). He was in the 1820 Habersham County Federal Census with a wife. He was in the 1830 Census, same county, with a wife & 2 children. Evan & Moses were living close to each other, although no relationship has yet been established. The first child of Moses, a boy, born c1825, was named Evan. Does any of this ring a bell? Any comments and/or suggestions welcome. . Jim Pearson [email protected] Jim Pearson [email protected]

I'd like to thank everyone for their replies to my posting on Capt. William Perkin's District. Every little bit helps in the search. I've also found a few more names that turn up in both William Perkins' District and in the Wilkes Co NC area. As David Payne points out, a few of these names also show up in Wilkes Co (and Franklin Co), GA. There are excellent on-line resources on Wilkes Co NC and other area counties along the New River at http://www.ls.net/~newriver/nrv.htm The New River History List at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ncnr/ also has some lively discussion of people in the New River area. I don't know how widespread migration was from the New River area, but it did make a significant contribution to the makeup of Pendleton Co. Best Regards, Leo __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now http://companion.yahoo.com/

Hi Listers, Is anyone researching TUCKER? If so, will you please contact me. I am looking for John Tucker born 3 April 1836 in England, who migrated to SC. I found him in the 1880 Horry County Census, but I am searching for him previous to this. I know he enlisted in the infantry in Georgetown in 1861 for one year, but was not paroled until 1865. Many thanks. Jeannie

Leo, I claim the Reuben Johnson on your list as a Rev. ancestor and he was married in Wilkes Co., NC. I also claim Ambrose Nichols as an ancestor, but I'm not sure from where he came. Wilma C. Kirkland ----- Original Message ----- From: "Leo W. Little" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 8:59 AM Subject: [SC-OPD] Capt. William Perkin's District - 1790 Pendleton District Census > I'm researching the Little family who was listed in Capt. William > Perkins' District in the 1790 Pendleton District census. > > I've found that a significant number of residents (inc. the Littles) > may have come from the area of Wilkes Co NC and Surry County NC. > > One famous Wilkes/Surry Co resident who moved to Capt Perkins' Dist was > Col. Benjamin Cleveland who led 350 militiamen from Wilkes and Surry > Counties at the battle of King's Mountain in 1780. > > It's possible that some of these militiamen followed Col. Cleveland to > Pendleton Dist after the Revolutionary War. > > I wonder if anyone else has found Pendleton District residents who may > have come from the Wilkes/Surry Co area of NC? > > Following is a list of residents in Capt. William Perkin's Dist, listed > first in the order in which they appeared in the census, then sorted by > surname (there may be some transcription errors). > > Capt William Perkins 2 0 2 > Daniel Delaney 1 4 5 > John Tarvictor 1 0 2 > Charles Kilgore 1 2 2 > Aaron Terrell 2 4 3 > Solomon Perkins 1 0 2 > Julius Gibson 1 1 5 > Adam Burchfield 1 2 4 > Jehu Ivey 1 1 2 > Lott Ivey 2 3 5 > William Little 1 1 5 > Isaac Perkins 2 0 1 > John Barton 3 3 4 > William Ingram 2 0 2 > Joshua Lee 1 4 4 > Samuel Henson 1 2 3 > Moses Perkins 1 3 1 > Nathaniel Perry 3 0 1 > Valentine Martin 4 1 4 > John Harrison 1 2 1 > Solomon White 1 3 3 > Lewis Shelton 4 2 2 > Thomas Harrison 4 1 2 > John Guest 3 4 4 > Roberton Miller 1 1 1 > John Smith 2 1 1 > Edward Torory 2 5 5 > Joseph Perkins 1 3 3 > Jonathan Crittenton 1 0 2 > William Henson 2 7 2 > James Craisford 4 5 6 > David Curtis 1 4 1 > Kellum Price 1 1 2 > Jessee Coffee 1 2 4 > James Mattison 1 3 7 > Benjamin Cleveland 2 0 2 > Eli Davis 1 1 3 > William Alred 1 3 3 > Elijah Isaacs 1 1 3 > Matthew Hooper 1 0 0 > Lewis Davis 1 2 1 > Humphrey Gipson 5 2 1 > John Shannon 3 4 2 > Nicholas Darndel 3 4 2 > Benjamin Cornelius 1 4 2 > Robert Cannon 2 2 2 > John Hunter 1 2 4 > Elizabeth Oliver 5 0 2 > Nary Blair 2 3 5 > Andrew Toninhill 1 2 0 > David Wimpey 3 4 2 > Alexander Boroe 1 4 5 > John Banks 2 6 2 > Robert Pickens 2 2 2 > John Hallum 3 2 6 > David Hamilton 1 3 4 > Susannah Golden 1 4 4 > John Seat 1 1 1 > Johnathan Clark 1 2 2 > Elizabeth Hallum 2 2 2 > Andrew Norrock 3 3 7 > Thomas Robertson 1 4 1 > Robert Baker 2 4 4 > Joseph Chapman 1 5 4 > Ambrose Dudley 2 1 1 > Bennett Combs 1 1 6 > Edward Burris 1 0 1 > Esau Tourtollot 1 0 3 > Edward Norton 1 1 2 > John Patterson 1 2 6 > Michael Johnson 1 1 2 > William Burney 1 2 2 > James Hamilton 2 3 4 > Thomas Hamilton 2 1 4 > Adam Bight 1 0 6 > Eleoner Martin 1 1 > John Hamilton 2 2 3 > Eleazer Smith 1 2 4 > James Greor 2 1 4 > Thomas Abbet 1 2 2 > John Smith 2 2 4 > Alexander Oliver 1 4 3 > Willeby Pew 1 0 2 > Enoch Berry 1 1 4 > William Pew 1 1 4 > David Pew 1 1 4 > Margaret McVay 1 1 4 > Samuel Barley 1 3 4 > Samuel Brown 1 0 1 > James Scot 1 4 2 > William Hamilton 1 0 4 > William Roberts 1 1 3 > William Pile 2 2 2 > Nathen Briant 1 1 4 > William Owen 2 0 1 > Reuben Johnson 1 1 2 > Nicholas Pile 2 3 4 > Edwin Smith 1 3 4 > Thomas Garner 3 4 3 > John Harper 2 4 4 > Ambrose Nichols 3 1 1 > Ralph Olsen 1 1 3 > George Slatten 1 4 7 > James Aeson 1 2 2 > Richard Walles 2 2 5 > Barnay Fair 1 2 3 > John Briant 2 2 3 > John Dessart 1 1 5 > Abraham Aeson 1 0 5 > Moses Tommorlin 1 2 3 > Hardy Briant 1 1 3 > John Brown 1 0 1 > William Wilson 1 1 5 > Isaac Wilson 1 3 2 > William Wilson 1 0 3 > Joseph Bolon 2 4 3 > Thomas Elliott 1 1 2 > Claborn Doss 1 1 2 > Henry Cobb 2 6 3 > Thomas Brown 1 0 1 > John Crage 2 1 1 > John Pepper 1 4 4 > Amos Roberts 1 2 1 > Isaac Roberts 1 1 3 > William Parsons 1 1 2 > Jacob Kitle 1 1 6 > Enoch Garner 1 2 2 > Asa Cobb 1 1 1 > Joel Halbert 1 0 1 > William Huse Lasey 1 6 2 > Martin Hulet 1 3 2 > William Little 1 1 2 > Moses Terrrel 1 2 1 > James Airwicks 1 4 2 > Richard Isaacs 1 2 3 > Jospeh Jeanway 1 6 4 > Joseph Henson 1 0 1 > Reuben Simpson 1 0 1 > Mordicai Fuller 1 5 3 > Robert, Jr. Box 2 2 1 > Henry Smith 1 1 0 > George Sadler 1 1 1 > Joseph Lewallon 1 1 2 > Robert, Sr. Box 2 1 2 > Edward Box 1 0 3 > James Davenport 1 1 2 > Tobias Putteet 2 2 6 > Paul Ingle 2 5 3 > Ambrose Fitzgerald 1 5 3 > James Blair 3 0 5 > George Blair 1 1 1 > William Sumpter 1 1 4 > Littleberry Toney 2 1 6 > Joseph Davis 1 2 5 > William Sloan 4 0 2 > Charles Roland 1 2 3 > John Martin 1 0 0 > Jacob Johnson 2 0 4 > John Johnson 1 0 1 > William Martin 1 0 3 > James Hanson 1 3 4 > Edward Williams 1 2 2 > John Woodside 1 0 5 > Roland Burks 1 0 3 > William White 2 2 4 > Marsin Smithson 1 2 4 > William Miskelley 1 1 2 > Robert Smith 2 2 3 > Littlejohn Meeks 1 2 1 > Isaac Korsey 1 0 2 > William Twitty 1 0 2 > William McKey 1 1 7 > John Harden 1 0 2 > Jeremiah Abell 2 3 4 > Giddian Hogg 1 1 2 > William Land 1 1 3 > John Perkins 1 1 2 > Stephen Perkins 2 2 5 > Ezekial Young 3 3 4 > David Adams 1 3 3 > Alexander Kilpatrick 4 2 4 > William Ledford 2 1 5 > Daniel McMillion 1 1 3 > > Sorted by Surname > > Thomas Abbet 1 2 2 > Jeremiah Abell 2 3 4 > David Adams 1 3 3 > Abraham Aeson 1 0 5 > James Aeson 1 2 2 > James Airwicks 1 4 2 > William Alred 1 3 3 > Robert Baker 2 4 4 > John Banks 2 6 2 > Samuel Barley 1 3 4 > John Barton 3 3 4 > Enoch Berry 1 1 4 > Adam Bight 1 0 6 > George Blair 1 1 1 > James Blair 3 0 5 > Nary Blair 2 3 5 > Joseph Bolon 2 4 3 > Alexander Boroe 1 4 5 > Edward Box 1 0 3 > Robert, Jr. Box 2 2 1 > Robert, Sr. Box 2 1 2 > Hardy Briant 1 1 3 > John Briant 2 2 3 > Nathen Briant 1 1 4 > John Brown 1 0 1 > Samuel Brown 1 0 1 > Thomas Brown 1 0 1 > Adam Burchfield 1 2 4 > Roland Burks 1 0 3 > William Burney 1 2 2 > Edward Burris 1 0 1 > Robert Cannon 2 2 2 > Joseph Chapman 1 5 4 > Johnathan Clark 1 2 2 > Benjamin Cleveland 2 0 2 > 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