I89668: John BUCHANAN (____

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"The first entry on the family pages states Albert Fort was married to Sarah Teel. The second entry states Albert Fort was married to Margaret D. Norwood. (She was Margaret Dawson Norwood - not DuBose)". ^[S1028]

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Isaac Edward Matthews, Jr. (Isaac Edward Mathews16, Thomas Mathews15)

Isaac was born 1736 in Halifax, Virginia, and died 25 Mar 1791 in Ninety-Six District of South Carolina. He married Susannah "Anna" (w\o Isaac Edward Mathews , Jr.). She was born abt 1736, and died bef 1791 in Ninety-Six District of South Carolina.

Children:
Moses Mathews
Lewis Mathews
Hardy Mathews
Micajah Mathews
Daniel Mathews
Cebelle Mathews m. Isaac Pace and m2 Benjamin Carr.
Elizabeth Mathews

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2 Elizabeth POWELL b: 2 Aug 1808 d: 11 Mar 1883 + Elijah L. TARVER b: 8 Dec 1811 d: 10 Aug 1890

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Candace Scriven High, born 20 Aug 1805, married Joseph Taylor, Jr bond issued 29 Dec 1825 in Wake Co., NC. They were residing in Hardemon Co., TN when he made his Will on 20 Nov 1831: ..."whereas I have not as yet obtained a legal title to the 645 acre tract of land where on I now reside but have a judgement against the administrix of John E. Old, dec'd. to satisfy which judgement the said land will be sold by execution as the property of the said J. E. Old. I wish my executor when said sale takes place to purchase the said land by bidding the amount of said judgement and Cost etc.

for my heirs after obtaining the title as above specified my will is that my executor as soon as practicable shall sell the said 645 acres of land and apply the proceeds as hereinafter directed.

First I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Candis S. all the negroes now in my possiession that originally belonged to the estate of my wifes father namely Sarah, Caroline, Daniel, Hanell and Abram, also two beds and furniture which beds and furniture bear the initials of her name.

I also wish my executor to purchase about one hundred and fifty acres of land a suitable place for my wife which I give to her during her natural life or until she intermarrys. I also give her two good horses, two Cows and Calves, six sows and as many plantation tools and farming utensils as she may need for the use of the hands that she may have and also one years provision out of the Crop and stock that may then be on hand and also as much of the household and kitchen furniture as her situation and convenience may required during her natural life or until she intermarrys...when my oldest child shall arrive at the age of twenty one years then for the whole estate to be equally divided between my Children or their legal heirs that may then be living

should none of my Children live to be of lawful age then my estate to be divided equally between my brothers & sisters should my wife intermarry at that time...to my Children or Child as the case may be as above directed..
I appoint my brother in law John Glasgow Executor to this my last Will and testament...
15 Dec 1832...Recorded 14 Feb 1833.

The 640 acres is described and it is stated that this land was 1/3 of the property he owned in Hardemon Co. They divided the Negroes, the 5 to Candis which were from her father the other 12 to the son of Joseph Taylor, the ONLY heir. Signed by: W. E. Williams, Beverly L. Holcomb, Jno Matthews, J. J. Williams and Matthew Rybern - signed by the E. D. Tarver, JP on 15 Dec 1832.
15 Dec 1833...One years provision for the widow of Joseph Taylor:
2,000 pounds of Pork, 80 barrels of corn, 7 bu of wheat, 150 pounds of sugar, 75 pounds of coffee, for vinegar, pepper and other contingencies of family expenses, thirteen dollars. Five stacks of fodder and one stack of oats. Recorded 14 Feb 1833 by Edmund D. Tarver and J. J. Williams - Commission Jan Term 1833...Acct Sales of property of Joseph Taylor. Items
sold were: hoes, axes, plough, cotton scraper, Sett Waggon, harrow, Spinning Wheels, Bed and furniture, wafer irons, beds, steads and furniture, tables, candle stand, trunk, chairs, irons, writing desk, clock, lots of barrels, shot guns, cart and two yokes, waggon, grind stone, sorrel horse, black mares, bay horse, colts, cow and calf, yoke steers, heifers, barrels and bu. of corn, 54 hoggs, 1,887-1/2 pounds of pork, 8,700 pounds fodder, 520 pounds stall(?) beef, 18 lbs tallow, 58 lbs green hide, 33,687 lbs cotton, pots & skillets, ovens, loom, palere(?),
stack of oats, 21 acres land, 11 acres of land, negroes: Amy and 3 children hired. Hired out: Joe, Hercules, John & wife, Iseral, Edmund, old Joe.

These were bought by: John Mathews, J. J. Williams, J. Glasgow, C. D. Key, Mat. G. Smith, Candis Taylor, Young Griffin, Noel Lokade, Newell Wall, Enock Houston, Wager Smith, Nathl G. Smith, William Farris, Josiah Hall, Edmund D. Tarver, Lunsford Kembell, James E. Griffin, William Hester, Bullock Robert, John Evins, William Houston, Albert Plefleps (Phillips?), Charles Hutcherson, Wm. E. Williams, A. G. Hunter, Charles Jeffris, E. W. Bolen, J. B. McWhorton, Chales C. Brooks.
Signed by John Glasgow, Executor of Joseph Taylor, dec'd and recorded Jun 1833 - a total of $1,998.45-1/4 (Wills,Test., & Inventories of Hardemon Co., TN - 1823-1838)

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My Southern Family

John BUCHANAN

____ - ____

ID Number: I89668

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Homer BUCKNER

ABT 1792 - ____

ID Number: I66010

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Charity Elizabeth BUSH

1771 - BEF 1830

ID Number: I101201

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Albert FORT Sr.

1 Apr 1758 - 5 Apr 1843

ID Number: I30631

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Tabitha HUDSPETH

1723 - AFT 1791

ID Number: I39319

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Mary Elizabeth LEE

23 May 1838 - 30 Dec 1863

ID Number: I5929

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Isaac Edward MATHEWS Jr.

1736 - 25 Mar 1791

ID Number: I103571

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Elizabeth POWELL

2 Aug 1808 - 11 Mar 1883

ID Number: I91214

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Sophie SANDIDGE

1838 - ____

ID Number: I43235

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Joseph TAYLOR III

1800 - ABT Dec 1831

ID Number: I18031

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