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Connel\Conell Mary Ann [Female] b. ABT. 1817 VA

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Pitts Robert [Male] b. ABT. 1840

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Pitts William Z. [Male] b. ABT. 1841

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Andrews Drury [Male] b. 14 FEB 1783 Halifax Co., Virginia (Census NC) - d. 3 DEC 1845

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Author: Jamison & Andrews Family
Title: Family Records

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Author: Jamison & Andrews Family
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Author: Jamison & Andrews Family
Title: Family Records

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Halifax County, VA
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"Drewry/Drury Andrews" was an apparent common name during this period,therefore it is impossi ble to assured of family connections based just onthe name. Even now we are not sure how hi s name was s pelled. Just likethe name Andrews, often many pronounce the name Anders, and an d a hundredmore variations. Family traditions as told by my great Aunt Elizabethindicates th at our family came from H alifax Co., Virginia to theKentucky-Tennessee area. The family a s we know it settled around MaconCo., Tennessee and from there moved into other parts of sout hern Kentuckyand middle Tennessee. The information of how long the family lived in VAand wher e has long been removed by time.

The following information is from Marie Taylor, (40 Timberhill Drive,Jackson, TN 38301). Sh e reports that her grandfather, Patrick HenryAndrews (1838-1913) had a brother, William Drur y Andrews, wh o wascaptured by the Federal Troops during the Civil War and died in prisoncam p in Alton, Ill. Parents were Isaac H. Andrews and Martha AmandaCooper. They had 10 childre n several of them born in V irginia. In 1842they travel by covered wagon from Sussex Co. Vir ginia to Brentwoodsettlement in Tennessee. Later settling in Fayette Co., TN. Issaac H.paren ts were Isaac Andrews and Patsy Loftin who married in Apr 30, 1807in Sussex Co. Henry Andrews , his father, list in his will probated inSussex Co., in 1801 the following: wife Lucy; child ren: George, Isaac,Ambrose, Abby, Henry, Elizabeth , Amy, Lucy and Sallie. Info dated May17 , 1977 by Marie Taylor in letter to Robert "Bob" Andrews.

Information from cousin Bob Andrews and Aunt Elizabeth Andrews, sister ofmy grandfather, I.L . Andrews

Jenny Barton Sep 2006 from "The Heritage Collection from UnigraphicHistory & Biography, Histo ry of Effingham Co., IL 1910":
Drewry Andrews, who became a member of the settlement about the ye ar1838 or 1839, was former ly from Tennessee, a tanner and a shoemaker. Thefirst pair of shoes the writer of this pape r rememb ers w earing weremade by Mr. Andrews out of leather tanned by him. He died Decembe r 5,1845. His daughter Mary married John Barto n, Susan married John Minton,Lizzie married Di ck Jones, and Sophia married John Catlin, all earlysettlers in that settlemen t. Mr Andrews a lso had a son, Thomas A.

Drury was beleived to be in Coffee's regiment out of West Tennessee,McCrory's regiment West T N, 3rd reg'iment South Carolina but unconfirmed,however:

The following information is provided by Jenny Andrews Barton:

DREWRY ANDREWS COFFEE'S REG'T, CAV., W. TENNESSEE VOLS. PRIVATE PRIVATE
DRURY ANDREWS MCCRORY'S REG'T, WEST TENNESSEE MILITIA.
PRIVATE PRIVATE DRURY ANDREWS 1 REG'T (PIPKIN'S) WEST TENNESSEE
MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE DRURY ANDREWS 3 REG'T (ALSTON'S) SOUTH CAROLINA
MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE DREWRY ANDREOS COFFEE'S REG'T, CAV., W. TENNESSEE
VOLS. PRIVATE PRIVATE

Source Information:

Direct Data Capture, comp.. War of 1812 Service Records [databaseon-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Th e Generations Network, Inc., 1999. Originaldata:

National Archives and Records Administration. Index to the CompiledMilitary Service Records f or the Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During theWar of 1812. Washington, D.C.: National Archiv es and Recor dsAdministration. M602, 234 rolls. About War of 1812 Service Records Thisdatabas e is a listing of men mustered into the American armed forcesbetween 1812 and 1815 for the Wa r of 1812. Taken from re cords in theNational Archives, each record includes the soldier's na me, company, rankat time of induction, rank at time of discharge, and other helpfulinformatio n. It provides the names of nearly 6 00,000 men.

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Smith Co., TN 1820 Census
Drewry Andrews (26-45) , wife (26-45) with 2 sons 10-16, 4 daughtersless 10, 1 10-16 (No Sl aves)
There is also Benjamin & Samuel Andrews about the same age as Drewry withfamilies.

1830 Census for Smith Co., has
45 20 Andrews Benjamin pg0041.txt
55 25 Andrews Drury pg0053.txt
60 23 Andrews Goodrich pg0053.txt
53 21 Andrews John pg0053.txt
88 21 Andrews Samuel pg0077.txt

Drury Andrews was 40-50, wife was 30-40 with 2 boys: 1 less 5 and another20-30, girls 1 les s 5, 1 5-10, 3 10-15 and another 15-20. No slaves.