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Archibald Fowlkes\Fulks [Male]

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Absolom Tennison [Male] b. ABT. 1700 - d. BEF. 1768
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Absalom Tennison (b. Abt. 1701, d. 1768)
Absalom Tennison (son of Absalom Tennison and Mary) was born Abt. 1701, and died 1768 in St Mary's Co., MD.He married Joanna.
 Notes for Absalom Tennison:
Information received in the form of family group sheets from W. E. Cordell, 330 E Jefferson St;Pulaski, TN 38478
Notes for ABSALOM TENNISON:
Absolem Tennison's Will, June 27, 1768
In the Name of God Amen I Absolem Tennison of St. Mary's County being weak of Body but of sound and perfect memory praised be to God for the same and Considering the frailty this mortal Life, Doe make and Ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and form as followth. First and Principally I recommend my Soul into the hands of Almighty God who gave it hoping through the Merits of my Savior Jesus Christ to receive free and full Pardon for all my Sins and as tuching as such Wordly Estate as pleased Almighty God to bestow on me I dispose of in the following manner.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Joana Tennison two Negroes one named Mingo the other Sue which said Negroes to be her Right and and Property during her Natural Life and after her Death to fall to my Daughter Ann and in case my Said Daughter Ann departs this Life withut Lawful eshew then to fall to my beloved Son Jestinion Tennison or his Heirs.
Imperimis. I also my desire is that my Grandson Absolem Tennison son of John Tennison may have just heirship to my Dwelling house and planation after arriving to Age of twenty one years & until he remains a minor I Constitute and apoint my Executors namely my beloved Wife Jonah and my Son Jestinian to Injoy the said untill he arrives at full age. I also give and bequeath to my Son Jestinian all that Land I now Dwell on and all my property in Lands begining between the old and new Road.
Item. I give and bequeath to my Daughter Christian White one Cow and Yearling and alsoe Discharge her Husband James White of four pounds cre (credit) owe(d) on the Testators Book being in full part of my Estate.
Item. I give unto my Daughter Sarah Doxsey five hundred pounds of Tobacco to be laid out in mourning Cloaths at the Discretion of my Executors hereafter mentioned in full part of my Estate.
Item. I bequeath to my Daughter Saebe Cossar one Shilling Str (sterling) in full of her part of my Estate.
Item. I give and bequeath to my Son Thomas Tenison my wearing aparell in full part of my Estate.
Item. I bequeath to my Daughter Ann one Bed & furniture, two Heifers and also a Loom with all things fit for weaving Trade.
Item. I bequeath to my Daughter in Law Elizabeth Tennison two Negroes named Sesar and Jude and a maintainance during her Widowhood with her own industrious parts and also one feather Bed now in her Possession.
Item I alsoe give to my Grandson Absolem Tenison son of John Tenison one Negro boy Named Jack, five years schooling and this I ordain to (be) deducted out of my Estate, and further I give my said Grandson three Cows and three head of Sheep and five head of Hogs, one year old to be Delivered to his at the year of twenty one but in case the said Absolom son of John Should die a minor or with out Lawful isshu it is my desire that my son Thomas Tennison may have the Premises and Properties and furder my Will is that if my Son Thomas should die without Lawful ishue then to fall by heirship to my Son Jese.
In Testimony whereof I set my hand and Seal revoking Disannulling and making Void all former Wills made by me. It is also my Last Will that my Son Abraham Tennison receive one Shilling Str (sterling) in full of my Estate.
Absolem Tenison
(A) his mark
George Bissoe
Thomas Voughan
Thomas Standworth
Dated, December 15, 1767
Filed, June 27, 1768
St. Mary's County, MD
Prerogative Court (wills), pgs 367-368, 537-539
Children of Absalom Tennison and Joanna are:
John Tennison, b. Abt. 1727, d. Bef. 1768.
Justinian Jesse Tennison, b. Abt. 1729, d. date unknown.
Ann Tennison, b. Abt. 1730, d. date unknown.
Sarah Tennison, b. Abt. 1733, d. date unknown.
Christian Tennison, b. Abt. 1734, d. date unknown.
Sabra Tennison, b. Abt. 1735, d. date unknown.
Thomas Tennison, b. Abt. 1739, d. date unknown.
+Abraham Tennison, b. Abt. 1740, St Mary's Co., MD, d. 1825, Buncombe Co., NC.

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Fults [Male]
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Absolom Tennison [Male] b. 1817 Davidson Co., TN - d. 1862 Lavergne, TN
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References
Family group sheet from W. E. Cordell, 330 E. Jefferson St., Pulaski, TN 38478 sent 2000
Used for records for Lydia and Absolom Tennison and their children.
1850 Census, Davidson County, TN
3rd Civil District, p.218
house no. visited: 676, family no. visited: 676

Tennison, Absalom 33 M TN Miller
Lydia 33 F TN
Sarah A. 11 F TN
Andrew 9 M TN
James 4 M TN
Martha 3mo F TN

Email message from Mary Cordell, wife of W. E. (Wil) Cordell
Thu, 07 Dec 2000 11:23:50 -0600
From:W Cordell

Absolom and Lydia Castleman Tennison are buried in a Lawrence family cemetery on Rocky Fork Road in Rutherford County, Tennessee.Also Lydia's brother, Dallas, called "Unk" is buried there.We have been in a big hassle over that cemetery since January, 1998.A contractor bought the lot the cemetery was
on and proceeded to uproot the stones, bulldoze the fence and haul everything off.This was done even though Wil was telling them to leave it alone and hired a lawyer who told them to leave it alone.After itwas destroyed anyway, we sued and it eventually wound up as a Civil Action Suit.Last Spring, we settled for a little under $50,000.00.But the cemetery still has to be put back in some order to perpetuate the memory of those buried there.It will be in the front yard of the home they built there and the lady who bought the house is also suing the contractors.However, she knows that the cemetery is going to be put
back and is agreeable to having it there (not that she has any choice).Wil has many relatives buried thereand was very proud of the cemetery.To date, the money is still in the hands of the lawyers and of course, they will get most of it but there will be enough to put the cemetery back with flat bronze markers and
another large stone marking the cemetery.Also a wrought iron fence.We are hoping that we will be able to begin renovating it as soon as the weather gets better and the money is released.Just thought you might be interested in this since your grandparents are buried there.

Subject: Genealogy Research on Andrew Jackson Tennison, Sr.
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2001 15:14:45 -0600
From: "Donna Jordon" hrrlinebaugh@@hotmail.com

Dear Mrs. James
Your December 12, 2000 e-mail regarding family history research on Andrew
Jackson Tennison, Sr. has been referred to me.
A search of our records indicate that Absolom did marry Lydia Castleman and
Andrew married Sarah Owen.Perhaps on Andrew's death certificate they
mistakenly put his wife's maiden name (Owen) instead of his mother's maiden
name (Castleman).Also, because the 1850 Census records list Andrew as the
son of Absolom and Lydia and the census birth year and death certificate
birth year match proves that Andrew is the son of Absolom and Lydia.
While researching our records I found a cemetery record for Lyddia Tennison
in the book Rutherford County, Tennessee Cemeteries Volume 1, prepared by
Stones River Chapter S.A.R. and Rutherford County Historical Society, at the
Lawrence Cemetery, birth date June 22, 1817 and death date November 10,
1903.Also, in our family history collection I have aTennis/Tennisson/Tennyson family history published in 1991 by Faye T.Davidson and donated to our library by Dorothy Norman Carl, 111 BosleySprings Rd., #510, Nashville, TN 37205.It is 156 pages and referencesTennisons of Davidson and Williamson Counties in Tennessee.You may want to try and contact Dorothy Norman Carl about this family history.
Donna Jordon
Linebaugh Public Library
Historical Research Dept.
105 West Vine Street
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
More About Absolom Tennison:
Burial: Unknown, Lawrence Family Cemetery, Rutherford Co., TN.
More About Absolom Tennison and Lydia Castleman:
Marriage: March 15, 1837, Davidson Co., TN.
Children of Absolom Tennison and Lydia Castleman are:
+Andrew Jackson Tennison, b. November 10, 1842, Davidson Co., TN, d. November 07, 1916, Memphis, TN.
Sarah A. Tennison, b. January 10, 1839, TN, d. 1910, Barlett, TN.
James Dallas Tennison, b. Abt. 1847, TN, d. date unknown.
Martha Tennison, b. Abt. 1849, TN, d. date unknown.
Ellen Tennison, b. August 01, 1850, Lavergne,TN, d. September 01, 1935, Smyrna, TN.
Elizabeth Tennison, b. December 23, 1854, Lavergne, TN, d. January 25, 1942, Smyrna, TN.
Polly Tennison, b. Abt. 1859, TN, d. date unknown.
Narcis Tennison, b. Abt. 1862, Lavergne, TN, d. Abt. 1943, Smyrna, TN.


Lawrence Cemetery, Rutherford Co., TN
List of Tennison Graves in Lawrence Cemetery, Rutherford, TN

Tennison, Absolom
b. 1817 d. 1862

Tennison, James Dallas
b. 1847 d. 1905

Tennison, Lyddia Castleman
b. Jun. 22, 1817 d. Nov. 10, 1903

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John Wesley Boyd [Male] b. 13 OCT 1857
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George Thomas Boyd [Male] b. 26 APR 1859
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Unknown Jamison [Male] b. 1836 - d. 1913 Sackett Cemetery, Danbury, Ottawa Co., OH
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James M. Boyd [Male] b. 12 AUG 1861
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William Grandville Boyd [Male] b. 31 OCT 1866
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Ulysses Grant Boyd [Male] b. FEB 1870
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John Allen Jamison [Male] b. 1845 Clay Village, Shelby Co., KY - d. 1900 Missouri
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Transcribed from History of Labette County, Kansas and its RepresentativeCitizens, ed. & comp . by Hon. Nelson Case. Pub. by BiographicalPublishing Co., Chicago, Ill. 1901

JOHN A. JAMISON, a highly respected agriculturist of Labette County,Kansas, living in Mound V alley Township, in the northwest quarter ofsection 23, township 32, range 18, was born in Ken tucky, in 18 45, in thetown of Clay Village, Shelby County. He is a son of Allen and Jane(Cli ne) Jamison.
Allen Jamison (b. 1766) is now eighty-four years old. In 1850 he moved toMissouri, where he w orked at his trade, that of a blacksmith, while hissons took care of the farm. Mr. Jamison wa s wedded to Jane Cline (b.1826), who was a native of Kentucky, and whose death occurred inMis souri, in 1900, at the age of seventy-four years. They reared eightchildren, namely:
"E. T., who lives in the northeast corner of Mound Valley township;
"John A., the subject of this sketch;
"Samuel, who is a farmer in Washington;
"Mary E. (Holmes), who lives in Missouri; J. T., who is engaged inmercantile business in tha t state;
"Charles and George, both residents of Missouri; and Theodosia, who diedin Missouri.
"2 more
John A. Jamison, whose name heads this sketch, attended the commonschools of Missouri. He an d his brother, E. T., served in the state homeguard for three years, spending one and one-hal f years in ca mp. Mr.Jamison followed farming in Missouri until his removal to Labette County ,Kansas. In the fall of 1869, Mr. Jamison took a claim in section 12,township 32, range 18, i n Osage township. He retu rned to St. Joseph,Missouri, where he spent the winter of 1870, an d since that time haspermanently resided in Labette County. He located on his present farm in Mound Valley Township, in 1891, and ha s expended over $1,500 inimprovements on the place. Wh en he bought it, it was in the hands of amortgage company, and had been settled by Frank Harp er. The soil is richand compact, being underlaid b y strata of water-bearing gravel. A creeka nd springs supply water in the corral, near the barn, and there are alsocisterns and wells o n the place. Mr. Jamison has two acres of orchard,and about 100 acres of wheat. He raises gra in and stock, mainly. Hebreeds Poland-China hogs, and white-faced cattle, and also raises hor sesfor general use. Mr. Jamison is a practical business man, and has a thorough knowledge o f farming matters. He takes a great interest in theaffairs of the county, and the township, a nd is now serving as roadmaster of the township.
Mr. Jamison married Eliza Tallman, who was born in Ohio in 1857. Theyhave been blessed with f ive children, namely: Ella, who is at home; T.W., who lives in Oklahoma, and is engaged wit h the Carbon L ight Company,of Wichita, Kansas; George L., who is employed in the steel work s atPueblo, Colorado; Arthur, who is home; and Jane, who died at the age oftwo years.
Mr. Jamison is a Republican in politics. He has served as trustee of histownship. He attend s the Methodist church at Hopewell, in LabetteTownship. Mr. Jamison is a loyal and upright ci tizen, and his friends inLabette County are many.

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Eliza Tallman [Female] b. 1857 Ohio
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Allen Jamison [Male] b. 1766
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Joanna Unknown [Female]
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Jane Cline [Female] b. 1822 Shelby Co., KY
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E. T. Jamison [Male]
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Samuel Jamison [Male]
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William Lawrence Gannon [Male] b. 15 DEC 1922 Rutherford Co., TN - d. 31 AUG 2001 Murfreesboro, Rutherford Co., TN

Son of Assarah Homer Gannon and Flora Sloan Gannon; husband of Alberta Baltimore; veteran of U.S. Army; member of Highland Heights Church of Christ.

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Mary E. Jamison [Female]
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Charles Jamison [Male]
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