I55342: BJORN "the Old" of SwedenKing (ABT 0867

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Husband's Name Henry Tillman DEAVER (AFN:K12V-2R)
Born: 10 Mar 1822 Place: Deavertown, Morgan Co., Oh.
Died: 6 Oct 1863 Place: Chattanooga, Tn.
Married: 27 Dec 1842 Place: St Francis Ch.Chapel Hill, Oh.
Father: Reuben DEAVER (AFN:K12V-KC)
Mother: Mary WALL (AFN:K12T-Z9)

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Paul Bell was a friend from Vivian, LA. to Uncle Buck and Aunt Cloie. He was raised in the area, and when her husband died, he came a courtin. He assisted Aunt Cloie while she attended school in Natchitoches.

Paul bought them a brand new brick home in Summer Grove, LA, and Cloie furnished it with beautiful furniture. He loved Aunt Cloie, and was a good man, but he had a life long drinking habit from the oil fields, which finally caused his death. ^[S18]

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Spouse Unknown

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Pepa: " very good, good mother, everybody liked her, very strict with her children, she did the spanking. Mema: " she was spoiled rotten" They had 2 male children between Nathan and Joe who died young and without names. One died of pneumonia and one died of measels.

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http://www.gencircles.com/users/pemble/1/data/18384

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dau of Joel Hurt?

shows marriage: 7 JUL 1826 in Perry Co., AL this is after death date of 1816, must be an error or 2nd wife Dunn. ^[S2432] ^[S3319]

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"Lodowick Tanner (1692 — 1773) spelled his name “Lodowick” yet we presume they pronounced as though it was “Ludwig.” By 1706 he was in the care of Alexander Marshall Sr. and his wife, Elizabeth (Worsham) Ligon, the widow of Thomas Ligon. We do not know why this was so. On 20 August 1706, Lodowick’s mother, by then Sarah Oulton did not appear in court to give a bond for “maintaining and educating her son Lodowick.” Perhaps she left Lodowick, who had lost his father at age seven, in the care of the Marshall’s. They evidently educated him because we know Lodowick later owned books. In 1713 Lodowick reached lawful age and petitioned the court for his part of his father’s estate. Col. Francis Epes, who held the remainder of the estate turned it over to Lodowick.
Before 1728, Lodowick married first Frances Branch. Lodowick and his bride lived in Henrico County until 1735 when they moved to the newly-formed Amelia County.
Henrico County taxed Lodowick on four levies and 125 acres in 1736. On 11 June 1736, Henry Anderson Jr. deeded Lodowick Tanner, of Henrico County, Virginia, 572 acres in Amelia County on the north side of Anderson’s Road. The price was £100. This was land Henry Anderson Sr. had devised to Henry Jr.’s brother Edward Anderson. In 1737 Lodowick owned four “Negro” slaves. Living with him also was John Kelly, who could have been an overseer. On 15 February 1739/40, Lodowick registered his livestock mark with the Amelia County clerk . His was “smooth crop right ear.” Livestock marks helped identify free-roaming cattle or hogs.
Lodowick Tanner was evidently a respected citizen of Amelia County. He appraised several estates in the county including the large ones of William Crawley and Henry Anderson. He also witnessed many deeds for his neighbors and served often on juries.
Lodowick Tanner later married Ann Johnson, a widow in Amelia County 4 May 1764 . He would have been seventy-two years of age then. Before marrying, Lodowick and Ann reached a primitive premarital agreement . It was the first, and one of the few, of its kind in the county. On 5 May 1764, Richard Hayes and Lodowick each entered into £2,000 bonds to the other. The following was recorded at Amelia County Court:"

"Amelia County Court
A marriage is intended to be solemnized between Lodowick Tanner and Ann Johnson.
Said Ann agrees that she shall not take any part of the estate of said Lodowick which she would be entitled, should she survive him.
Lodowick agrees that he will not take any part of the estate of Ann Johnson which he would be entitled to by said marriage. If said marriage takes place, Lodowick shall not claim any of the slaves, goods, chattels of said Ann, but the estate shall remain under the same management as heretofore and in the same condition as if he was not married to said Ann, & shall in no way intermeddle with affairs of her estate, and she shall dispose of her estate as she desires. A day after his marriage, Lodowick gave away fifteen slaves to his children and grandchildren . Lodowick named one son and two daughters in the will he wrote 10 August 1773."

Children:
2 Elizabeth Tanner b: ABT. 1722 + William Osborne b: ABT. 1725 d: 1786
2 Branch Tanner + Mary Page Finney b: ABT. 1745
2 Martha Tanner + Thomas Jones , Sr.
2 Nancy Tanner + Henry Southall
2 Frances Tanner + Peter Field Archer
2 Sarah Frances Tanner + Peter Jones b: 17 NOV 1720

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My Southern Family

King BJORN "the Old" of Sweden

ABT 0867 - ABT 0950

ID Number: I55342

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Sarah Ann PEARL PERRILL

27 Jan 1819 - 22 Feb 1852

ID Number: I77229

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Paul BELL

ABT 1900 - 1969

ID Number: I968

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WILLIAM le BLOUNT

ABT 1126 - ____

ID Number: I66995

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Nevada Drusilla FUGATE

9 Sep 1867 - 7 Feb 1948

ID Number: I16646

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Sarah GLASSEL

1667 - 1699

ID Number: I80546

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Lucy HURT

ABT 1772 - 1816

ID Number: I87400

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Weldon Edward SHOEMAKE

Lodowick TANNER

1692 - 1773

ID Number: I64625

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Hannah TIMBERLAKE

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I9352

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