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Note NI02434 :

Individuals : Peery John
The place of burial is unknown but is rumored to be in Perry County KY.
John "The Silversmith" Peery and Deborah Kidd had one child we know of and that is Mary Polly Peery who married Isom Tomlin.
John and Deborah married in Montgomery County Virginia.
y County Virginia.
John Peery served in the Revolutionary War for 17 months as a Cornet in the Continental Army.

Note NI02435 :

Individuals : Isabel
6877

Note NI02436 :

Individuals : Basset Aliva
6878

Note NI02437 :

Individuals : Monteacuto Drue De
6879

Note NI02438 :

Individuals : Rock Baby
688

Note NI02439 :

Individuals : Monteacuto
6880

Note NI02440 :

Individuals : Monte-Acuto Richard De
6881

Note NI02441 :

Individuals : Monte-Acuto William De
6882

Note NI02442 :

Individuals : Monte-Acuto Drogo De
6883

Note NI02443 :

Individuals : Montagu
6884

Note NI02444 :

Individuals : Monte-Acuto Ansger De
6885

Note NI02445 :

Individuals : Smith Rebecca
10106

Note NI02446 :

Individuals : Brawner John
11095

Note NI02447 :

Individuals : Basset Alan
6886
Baron of Wiccomb County of Buckingham.

Note NI02448 :

Individuals : Willis Vincent
Macon County, TN
6887

Note NI02449 :

Individuals : Wert Eric
6888

Note NI02450 :

Individuals : Hass Mackenzie Patrice
6889

Note NI02451 :

Individuals : Rock Wendy
689

Note NI02452 :

Individuals : Wert Hayleigh Elainea
6890

Note NI02453 :

Individuals : Willits David Wayne
6891

Note NI02454 :

Individuals : Bowman Laurette
6892

Note NI02455 :

Individuals : McKnight Morton
6893

Note NI02456 :

Individuals : McKnight Kenneth
6894

Note NI02457 :

Individuals : Brawner Jim
11096

Note NI02458 :

Individuals : McKnight Emma Dee
6895

Note NI02459 :

Individuals : Givan John
6896

Note NI02461 :

Individuals : Miller Shirley
6898

Note NI02462 :

Individuals : Herrod
6899

Note NI02463 :

Individuals : Ayers Andrea
69

Note NI02464 :

Individuals : Loftis Ray
690

Note NI02465 :

Individuals : Fish Marcie Lee
6900

Note NI02466 :

Individuals : Johnson
6901

Note NI02467 :

Individuals : Boyd Three Children
6902

Note NI02468 :

Individuals : Duncan
11097

Note NI02469 :

Individuals : Boyd John G.
6903
Unknown if John Wesley's parents was actually John & Caroline. Thesearch continues for proof . Some reports say John W. was born inGeorgia. Others say his nick name was Tex and had rela tives in Tex as.The truth may never be known.
uth may
A John Wesley Boyd was born in Jackson Co., GA Sept 25, 1868. He marriedZonie Elizabeth Guin n born in High Shoals June 13, 1880. Unknown if anyrelationship. Since our John Wesley Boy d was born in 1845, some 23 yearsearlier in GA any relationship is suspect.
5, some 23
John Boyd, a Revolutionary Veteran and resident of Warren, GA was byland lottery of 1820 gra nted land in Early Co., on Jan 11, 1821. The landlot was in 284 district 5. Under the Act o f December er 15, 1818, whichset up the Third Land Lottery of 1820, every Batchelor with 3 ye arsresidence was allotted one draw and if married two draws. If a veteran,then two additiona l draws were allowed.

In WFT Vol 14 #992 the is another John Wesley Boyd in TN who was born in1841 who married Miss ouri Ann Sullivan born approx 1838. Now wasMissouri Ann a popular name or was our John Wesle y's daughter named aftera possible relative, i.e. wife of the other John Wesley? One of #992d escendants are found in Wilson Co., TN.

Note NI02470 :

Individuals : W H. Simpson
6904

Note NI02471 :

Individuals : Gorden Sidney Lee
6905

Note NI02472 :

Individuals : Leisure Alice
6906

Note NI02473 :

Individuals : Gorden Richard Henry
6907

Note NI02474 :

Individuals : Kelley George William
6908

Note NI02475 :

Individuals : Burke Katherine Winifred
6909

Note NI02476 :

Individuals : Grims Mollie
691

Note NI02477 :

Individuals : Mayo Thomas
6910

Note NI02478 :

Individuals : Davis Amy
6911

Note NI02479 :

Individuals : Brawner Samuel
11098
Said to have moved to Arkansas by Cal Gregory's records.

Note NI02480 :

Individuals : Dillion Jones
6912
The information concerning Katherine Word's husband Jones Dillion is fromthe "Ancesters of Ch arlotte McKinney Rowden" published inhtp://www.gencircles.com/charrowden/

Note NI02481 :

Individuals : Word James
6913
The Ancesters of Charlotte McKinney Rowden report James as being a son ofJohn & Ann Word.

Note NI02482 :

Individuals : McDuffee Susie
Cothran Cemetery, Little Creek across Macon Co. line
CONT
findagrave has her:
Birth: Oct. 20, 1844
Death: Jun. 5, 1924

Note NI02483 :

Individuals : Coughron James L.
6915

Note NI02484 :

Individuals : Coughron Alexander
6916

Note NI02485 :

Individuals : Coughron Samuel
6917

Note NI02486 :

Individuals : Coughron Jean
6918

Note NI02487 :

Individuals : Coughran Izebel
6919

Note NI02488 :

Individuals : Jones Cindy
692

Note NI02489 :

Individuals : Coughran Esther
6920

Note NI02490 :

Individuals : Brawner John
11099

Note NI02491 :

Individuals : Coughran Mary
6921

Note NI02492 :

Individuals : Johnson Stephen
6922

Note NI02493 :

Individuals : Wilson Rachel
6923

Note NI02494 :

Individuals : Adams John
Confusion on John's wife or wives?

Note NI02495 :

Individuals : Hooper Richard Brooks
LZG1-LQ9
CONT
Inscription:
Sergt. Richard B. Hooper 6 VA Regt.
Rev. War
CONT Rev. War
Note: This, and Henry Calhoun Kesler, are the only marked graves in this old family cemetery. This grave was marked by the DAR back in the 1960s.
DAR back in the 1960s.
Some of this record of Richard come from the Ancesters of Charlotte McKinneyRowden on GenCircles.com
wden on GenCircles.com
and familysearch.org
ysearch.org
findagrave.com :
grave.com :
Richard Brookes Hooper was the son of Obediah Hooper and Massilva Brookes of Franklin Co., GA. To my knowledge after twenty plus years of research, his parents are buried in unmarked graves, probably on their land. Richard B. Hooper served as a Sergeant in the 6th Virginia Regiment during the American Revolution (National Archives Rev War Pension S 16418).
Revolution (National Archives Rev War Pension S
His first known wife was Elizabeth Adams, widow of Charles Word, and daughter of John Adams of Halifax County, Virginia and his wife Eleanor Powell. John Adams was born sometime between 1705 and 1710 and died in the year 1769, sometime between March 2nd and September 21st. Elizabeth Adams Word was born on May 11, 1753, most likely in Halifax County, Virginia. Richard and Elizabeth were married on January 13, 1783 in Halifax County, after her first husband, Charles Word, was killed on October 7, 1780 at the Battle of Kings Mountain during the Revolutionary War.
rd, was killed on
Elizabeth Adams and Charles Word had 8 children, who became the step-children of Richard B. Hooper. Elizabeth had 8 more children with Richard. It is interesting to note that exact birth dates for the 8 children of Richard B. Hooper are known, even without tombstones recording the dates, but no record has been published as to where the birth dates came from. Were they recorded in a family bible, church record, or some other primary source record?
record has been published as to where the
His 2nd known marriage was to Adenia/Adonia "Dolly" Mason, widow of James M. Miller (d. 1827). They were married on April 23, 1834 in Franklin County, Georgia. Richard was 78 years old and she was 42 years old. Richard is buried on the old Miller farm where they lived.
on April 23, 1834 in Franklin
Note: The place of burial of both of his wives, Elizabeth and Adenia, are unknown or unmarked. There are two links on this memorial as spouses of Richard. The first Elizabeth Adams Word is his first wife, but the link to the other Elizabeth Word Hooper is actually Richard's Sister-in-law, wife of his brother, Mathew B. Hooper, and also his Step-daughter. She was born to his first wife, Elizabeth Adams, and her first husband, Charles Word. Find A Grave doesn't have a way to delete a spouse from the Memorial, only add to, so I can't correct the error.
ter. She
CONC was born to his first wife, Elizabeth Adams, and her first husband,
Family links:
Parents:
Obediah Hooper (1720 - 1803)
Massilva Mesilina Brookes Hooper (1723 - 1800)
an't correct the error.
Spouses:
Elizabeth Adams Hooper (1753 - 1834)
Adenia Dolba Mayson Miller Hooper (1792 - 1846)
Massilva Mesilina Brookes Hooper (1723 - 1800)
Children:
John Word Hooper (____ - 1884)
Jesse Carter Hooper (1791 - 1880)
Amelia Hooper Cleveland (1798 - 1870)
1 CONT
Siblings:
Susannah Hooper Perry
Amelia Hooper Monroe*
James Hooper (1746 - 1836)
William Hooper (1749 - 1816)
Obediah Hooper (1755 - 1839)
Richard Brookes Hooper (1756 - 1846)
Nancy Ann Hooper Goodlett (1762 - 1843)
Matthew Brooks Hooper (1768 - 1856)

Note NI02496 :

Individuals : Wells Susannah
6926

Note NI02497 :

Individuals : Faulkner William Joseph
6927

Note NI02498 :

Individuals : Faulkner William Joseph
6928

Note NI02499 :

Individuals : Lewis Priscilla
6929

Note NI02500 :

Individuals : Jones Tinna
693

Note NI02501 :

Individuals : Shelton Samuel
This researcher has found little about the Sheltons of Rutherford Co., their origin and descendants. Shown below are additional notes which someday may be significant:
y be significant:
Sheltons buried in the Jamison Cemetery:
n Cemetery:
Martha J. Shelton, Sept. 30, 1842 - Jesse R. Shelton, Jan. 16, 1884 - May14, 1940;
Samuel Forrest Shelton, Nov. 15, 1878 - July 28, 1969, & Arnie Frizzel Shelton, June 20, 188 5 - Nov. 12, 1968, m. July 28, 1901.
R. B. Shelton, Jr. Aug. 12, 1931 - Aug. 15, 1931.
Jesse Shelton, Pvt. Tenn. Cav. CSA, May 14, 1910.
T Jesse Shelton, Pvt. Tenn. Cav. CSA, May 14, 1910.
Also other Frizzells, Fulks, Eatons, Hoovers, Carters & Bells are buriedin the Jamison Cemete ry.
A Tennison is the oldest known grave in the cemetery. It is the pile ofstones which is not ma rked. We believe it is Abraham Tennison, Jr.,Caroline Fulk's grandfather, i.e. Lucy Tenniso n Fulks' fathe r.
s grandfather, i.e. Lucy Tenniso n Fulks' fathe r.
Buried in the Shelton Cemetery which is down the road on the east side is:
John W. Shelton, Sept. 4, 1869 - Jan. 4, 1946 m. Ella M. Shelton, Dec.15, 1869 - Nov. 2, 1964 .
1 CONC 1869 - Nov. 2, 1964 .
In the Census Records as #773: (must be the 1850 Census?)
John Shelton 39 M Va Emily Yardley is missing
Elizabeth Shelton 22 F TN Another wife or is the datewrong (see 1850)???
Thos. Shelton 13 M TN
Mary J. Shelton 11 F TN This is the second MaryJane Shelton's in Co unty.
Wm. D. Shelton 10 M TN
Jno. B. Shelton 7 M TN
Landlen? C. Shelton 3 M TN
Jas. M. Shelton 1 mo. M TN
Hezekiah Chaney 22 M TN
Jas. Graves 65 M Va.
1 CONT Hezekiah Chaney 22 M TN
In 1850 Census:
John Shelton 70 M NC (b. Abt. 1780)
Elizabeth Shelton 65 F NC (b. Abt. 1785)
Wilson R. Shelton 20 M Tenn (b. Abt. 1830)
b. Abt. 1785)
The 1850 Census records record:
Thos. W. Shelton 58 M Va
Elizabeth Shelton 48 F Tenn
J. Godfrey Shelton 16 M Tenn
Jas. F. Shelton 14 M Tenn
Sarah A. Shelton 11 F Tenn
America Shelton 9 F Tenn
Martha T. Shelton 6 F Tenn
also #58
Samuel Shelton 38 M Va
Emily M. Shelton 38 F Tenn
Mary J. Shelton 6 F Tenn <==
Thomas W. Shelton 4 M Tenn
Wm. B. Shelton 2 M Tenn
nn
John and Samuel were probably brothers born in VA. John. may be father.
helton 4 M Tenn
In the census of 1850, there is a Elizabeth Blaze, 50 F TN living with Wilson and Nancy A. Shelton with their daughter Lucy J. Maybe Elizabethis Nancy's mother.
us of 1850, there is a Elizabeth Blaze, 50 F TN living with
Shelton in Evergreen Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Rutherford Co., TN

Shelton, Cora Dunn b. 1868 d. 1955
Shelton, James N. b. 1869 d. 1956
Shelton, Mattie B. b. 1871 d. 1959
Shelton, William R b. 1867 d. 1947
n b. 1868 d. 1955
Rootsweb Note:
BACKGROUND: There are many groups of Shelton's in Tennessee even as early as the 1840s, however, believe that this man (John Anderson Shelton's father) is
Samuel Shelton m: Emily A. Yardley 25 JUN 1843 in Rutherford Co, TN based on numerous census records.
elieve that this man (John Anderson Shelton's
RESEARCH: Indication that Samuel's father was the John Shelton in the tax records is that John is observed in the census adjacent to Yardley households. On the other hand, the John on the 1837 tax list has quite a bit of wealth but the John and Samuel households in 1850 are quite poor. So they could be different families or their wealth could have been diminish

Note NI02502 :

Individuals : Faulkner John
6930
WILL OF JOHN FAULKNER
I, John Faulkner of Queen Annes County, planter, on March 20, 1726 leavemy loving wife Sara h Faulkner to have care of my sons Thomas, James,William, and Emanuel to be under her tuitio n and jurisdic tion ofeveryway at her disposing to bring up until they become the respectivea ge of 21. Wife sarah to have estate wholy and fully to herself. Likewisemy daughter Ann, unti l she be at age of 18 or h er marriage. Wife Sarahto be executrix.

Note NI02503 :

Individuals : Ford Sarah Elizabeth
6931

Note NI02504 :

Individuals : Ford John Thomas
6932

Note NI02505 :

Individuals : Ambrose Ann
6933

Note NI02506 :

Individuals : Faulkner Thomas
6934

Note NI02507 :

Individuals : Margary Anne
6935

Note NI02508 :

Individuals : Faulkner Thomas
6936

Note NI02509 :

Individuals : Faulkner Benjamin
6937

Note NI02510 :

Individuals : Faulkner Abraham
6938

Note NI02511 :

Individuals : Faulkner Issac
6939

Note NI02512 :

Individuals : Bragg
1110

Note NI02513 :

Individuals : Jones Sherri
694

Note NI02514 :

Individuals : Faukner John
6940

Note NI02515 :

Individuals : Filmer Elizabeth
6941

Note NI02516 :

Individuals : Faulkner John
6942

Note NI02517 :

Individuals : Faulkner Frances
6943

Note NI02518 :

Individuals : Faulconer William
6944
St.Benet's church is located at Paul's Wharf on Upper Thames Street onthe site of an earlie r 12th century church which was destroyed during theGreat Fire of London. The later church, b uilt by Wren, was opened in1683. In 1879 the parish was united with that of St.Nicholas,Col e Abbeyand St.Benet's because the church was due to be demolished. However, itbecame the Lond on Church of the Welsh Ep iscopalians and now goes underthe grand title of the Welsh Churc h within the Church of England, LondonDiocese. The church has survived but the services ar e now held entirelyin Welsh.
cese. The church has survived but the services ar e now held
Elizabeth's brother Reginald was a merchant in London in his early20's. This is pure conje cture, but investigate the his home, she mether future husband William Faulkner, ("citizen a nd draper (merchant) ofLondon" - quote from her father's will). Is it possible that Reginald introduced Elizabeth to William?

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