Dear Eldon: First, let me thank you for all of the trouble in SC, in trying to help me find the parents of Cornelius Hendrix. He and Edward Wade b. 1611 are my 2 brick walls! ------------------------------------ Generation: 1. > Edward WADE, Sr. b. 1727 Wales or VA married Mary CLEMONS 1746/7 2. Had a son named David b. abt 1747 VA m. 1765/70 d 1802 Pendleton Dist., SC Agnes Hardy b abt 1750 died after 1812 Pendleton Dist., SC. 3. Dr. David Wade b abt 1775 VA m. 1796/98 Lumpkin Co GA married Charity Burford b. 1780 GA or VA died after 1870 Dawson Co GA 4. Phillip R. Wade b. Aug 1799 SC m. 11-21-1822 d after 1880 Chickasaw Co MS, married Catherine Moore b. 1802/04 SC or GA died 4-8-1870 Chickasaw Co MS ----------------------------- The Honorable Edward Clemens Wade, a g-g-son of Edward Wade Sr., stated in a letter of Oct 8, 1900 to Stuart C Wade "I am of the opinion my great grandfather was named Edward and was one of 3 brothers that come to America together about 1730 and born about the year 1700. I heard my father say that one of the 3 located in one of the New England states, one went out west, and one to VA, and that the three brothers came from WALES in Great Britain". ------------------------------------------------------------------ Thithables of Pittsylvania Co., VA. In 1767 list Edward Wade and Negro named Pegg, 2 tithes and 200 acres of land. ----------------------------------------------------- Oct 20, 1768, Edward Wade sells to Stephen Bennett, 226 acres of land on both sides of Frying Pan Creek, in Pittsylvania Co VA The Bennetts sell this land in 1778. ----------------------------------------------------------------- The Govt began awarding land to its military soldiers, and Edward Wade, David Wade, and Stephen Easley, B. W. Nowlin, Stephen Bennett received grants in Sullivan Co Tenn., and the entire family moved there, probably in the fall of 1782. ------------------------------------------------- Note: They did not reside in TN very long, because sometime before Nov of 1778 they moved to Georgia. ----------------- November 1790, Edward Wade, Sr.'s will was probated and thus began the task of selling all of his belongings that included 10 slaves, one of them named Pegg. David Wade purchased Milly, Winney and Hannah; Thomas Burford purchased Bob, ============== Green Co., GA Will Book " page 84-85 It is rather long, but if you do not want to order it, please let me know and I will retype it for you. Georgia Hornbuckle Hendrix (Edward Wade b. 1611 London d. York Co VA) This would be a different line of Wades than my Edward b. 1611 London. This David m. Agnes HARDY. David and Agnes had a son named > Edward b. abt. 1770. This Edward m. Lucy BURFORD. >
Georgia, Do you have a list of all the heirs of Edward who left a will in Greene Co. GA? What year was that will proved? Loraine -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 5:19 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [WADE-L] Edward WADE in 1825 Hall Co GA Dear Eldon: First, let me thank you for all of the trouble in SC, in trying to help me find the parents of Cornelius Hendrix. He and Edward Wade b. 1611 are my 2 brick walls! ------------------------------------ Generation: 1. > Edward WADE, Sr. b. 1727 Wales or VA married Mary CLEMONS 1746/7 2. Had a son named David b. abt 1747 VA m. 1765/70 d 1802 Pendleton Dist., SC Agnes Hardy b abt 1750 died after 1812 Pendleton Dist., SC. 3. Dr. David Wade b abt 1775 VA m. 1796/98 Lumpkin Co GA married Charity Burford b. 1780 GA or VA died after 1870 Dawson Co GA 4. Phillip R. Wade b. Aug 1799 SC m. 11-21-1822 d after 1880 Chickasaw Co MS, married Catherine Moore b. 1802/04 SC or GA died 4-8-1870 Chickasaw Co MS ----------------------------- The Honorable Edward Clemens Wade, a g-g-son of Edward Wade Sr., stated in a letter of Oct 8, 1900 to Stuart C Wade "I am of the opinion my great grandfather was named Edward and was one of 3 brothers that come to America together about 1730 and born about the year 1700. I heard my father say that one of the 3 located in one of the New England states, one went out west, and one to VA, and that the three brothers came from WALES in Great Britain". ------------------------------------------------------------------ Thithables of Pittsylvania Co., VA. In 1767 list Edward Wade and Negro named Pegg, 2 tithes and 200 acres of land. ----------------------------------------------------- Oct 20, 1768, Edward Wade sells to Stephen Bennett, 226 acres of land on both sides of Frying Pan Creek, in Pittsylvania Co VA The Bennetts sell this land in 1778. ----------------------------------------------------------------- The Govt began awarding land to its military soldiers, and Edward Wade, David Wade, and Stephen Easley, B. W. Nowlin, Stephen Bennett received grants in Sullivan Co Tenn., and the entire family moved there, probably in the fall of 1782. ------------------------------------------------- Note: They did not reside in TN very long, because sometime before Nov of 1778 they moved to Georgia. ----------------- November 1790, Edward Wade, Sr.'s will was probated and thus began the task of selling all of his belongings that included 10 slaves, one of them named Pegg. David Wade purchased Milly, Winney and Hannah; Thomas Burford purchased Bob, ============== Green Co., GA Will Book " page 84-85 It is rather long, but if you do not want to order it, please let me know and I will retype it for you. Georgia Hornbuckle Hendrix (Edward Wade b. 1611 London d. York Co VA) This would be a different line of Wades than my Edward b. 1611 London. This David m. Agnes HARDY. David and Agnes had a son named > Edward b. abt. 1770. This Edward m. Lucy BURFORD. > ==== WADE Mailing List ==== Find out how you can help sponsor ROOTSWEB, visit: http://www/rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html