I52605: GALINDO I AZNÁREZ de ARAGON of AragonCount (ABT 0830

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2--2. Ann, m. (first) Mr. Smith; (second) Col. Nathaniel Bacon, of King's Creek, York Co., Va., son of Rev. James and Martha (Woodard) Bacon, of "Friston Hall," Suffolk Co., England.

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2 John Berry b: 1706 d: BEF. 1720 + ? Peyton

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Children of John Pemberton Colonel and Elizabeth Delaney were as follows:

i William2 Pemberton, born 8 Jul 1766 in Culpeper Co, VA; died 1828 in Whitley Co, KY. He married Winnifred (---) .
ii James2 Pemberton, born 16 Dec 1767 in Culpeper Co, VA; died 25 Nov 1815 in Sullivan Co, TN; buried in Pemberton Cem, Sullivan Co, TN.
iii Sarah "Sally"2 Pemberton, born 1765/70 in Culpeper Co, VA; died aft 1830 in Adair Co, KY. She married Thomas Pemberton .
iv Elizabeth2 Pemberton, born 13 Jul 1772 in Culpeper Co, VA; died 4 Jun 1802 in Sullivan Co, TN; buried in Pemberton Cem, Sullivan Co, TN. She married James Jordan George .
v. Thomas2 Pemberton, born 29 Jan 1775 in Culpeper Co, VA; died 1 Jun 1848 in Sullivan Co, TN; buried in Pemberton Cem, Sullivan Co, TN.
vi. Stanton2 Pemberton, born 1775/80 in Culpeper Co, VA; died 1838 in Coles Co, IL. He married Sarah King .
vii. Ezekiel2 Pemberton, born 1 Aug 1781 in Sullivan Co, TN; died 1 Sep 1857 in Sullivan Co, TN; buried in Pemberton Cem, Sullivan Co, TN.
viii. Dianah2 Pemberton, born 1782/83 in Sullivan Co, TN; died aft 1850 in Greene Co, TN. She married Samuel Snapp.
ix. Benjamin2 Pemberton, born 7 Feb 1786 in Sullivan Co, TN; died 23 May 1877 in Washington Co, VA; buried in Cold Springs Cem, Sullivan Co, TN. He married (1) Marianna Sharp ; (2) Barbara Buchanan Dryden .
x. Nancy2 Pemberton, born 11 Mar 1788 in Sullivan Co, TN; died 9 Jul 1858 in Washington Co, VA. She married Jonathan King.

" it is very likely that John Pemberton was a brother to George Pemberton and William Pemberton. Their relationship to each other is unproven, but they are related without doubt. The proof of their connection is this. John Pemberton’s daughter Sarah, married George Pemberton’s son Thomas. That shows that John and George were related somehow. Secondly, John Pemberton’s son Staunton Pemberton was witness to William Pemberton’s Will in Washington Co, VA. John, When William's widow Nancy made her Will in 1818, she named Jonathan King as Executor. Jonathan was son-in-law of John Pemberton. George and William Pemberton were all about the same age as John, and they all clearly knew each other, so it does seem likely they were brothers or somehow closely related.

The earliest record we have for John Pemberton is in Culpeper County Virginia in 1768 when he purchased property from Stephen Souther. I’m sure this is the same John Pemberton because this is the county where his wife Elizabeth Delaney was from. The deed was dated 8 Aug 1768 per the Index. I have not seen the actual deed, so I don’t know the details. (Culpeper Co, VA Deed Book E page 561, shared by Betty Pierce).

John Pemberton was involved in the Revolutionary War. He served with the "Over the Mountain Men" in the Battle Of Kings Mountain (October 1780). At this time, John Pemberton was a Captain. After the war he obtained the rank of Colonel by 1788.

On 10 Oct 1784, John Pemberton received a North Carolina Land Grant of 306 acres in Sullivan County on Little Sinking Creek adjoining John Cawood (Caywood), Robert Thompson, John Shelby, William Thomas, Thomas Gibson, William Delaney (his brother-in-law) and his own land. (Sullivan Co, TN Deed Book 1 page 224)."

"In 1788 Colonel Pemberton was involved with the dispute between John Tipton and John Sevier when Sevier laid siege to Tipton's home. John Pemberton came to the defense of Tipton. Details of this are recorded in "Historic Sullivan. A History of Sullivan County, Tennessee with brief Biographies of the Makers of History" by Oliver Taylor, 1909. It is also recorded in "Annals of Tennessee" by J. G. M. Ramsey, 1853. Both books state that John Pemberton was a Colonel at that time (1788).

In 1790, North Carolina ceded the western territories to the United States and Sullivan County became part of "The Territory South of the Ohio River" until 1796 when Tennessee was admitted as a state.

John Pemberton was listed on the 1796 tax list in Sullivan County, and taxed for 606 acres, 3 whites, and 1 black. The three whites were probably himself, his son James (1767) and son Thomas (1775).

John was listed on the 1797 tax list in Sullivan County. He was taxed for 505 acres (he must have parted with 101 acres since 1796). He was also taxed for 3 whites and 3 blacks.

John Pemberton was listed on an 1812 tax list for Sullivan County in Captain Harvey King’s Company. He was taxed for 306 acres, and 0 whites and 3 blacks. No whites were taxable because he was apparently over the taxable age and was exempt."

"My Pemberton line begins with Col. John Pemberton (1742-1813), born in England or perhaps Virginia. He married Elizabeth Delaney (previously thought to be a Stanton, but records recently found prove she was a Delaney) ca 1765 in VA, probably Culpeper County. John's parents are unknown, but he is generally believed to be a brother to George Pemberton (c1744-1804) of KY and William Pemberton (c1750-1814) of Washington Co, VA. They are thought to be siblings, due to numerous associations among the three families. John and Elizabeth moved to Sullivan Co, TN where both died, she in 1812, he in 1813. They were the parents of Elizabeth Pemberton (1770-1802) who married James Jordan George in 1789."

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An old cemetery survey referred to it as the "Pemberton/Hawkins/Grant" Cemetery.

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II. Samuel, b. 1695; d. 1739; m. (firstly) Ann DOUGHTY, dau. of Jacob and Amy DOUGHTY, m. (secondly) Rachel STOUT, dau. of Col. Joseph and Ruth STOUT.

Samuel - b. 1695, d. 1739, m. First Amy Doughty (two children) and Second Ruth Stout (six children). Contact Mr. W. Wayne Stockton, of Stockton Surveys Ltd., 3522 Edinburgh Drive / Regina, Sask. S4V 2G7 Canada to find out about descendants of Samuel Stockton.

1719 Jun 18 Samuel Stockton 66 of Somerset Co., she of Chesterfield, he of Stony Brook. Witnesses: Jacob, Amy, Sarah, Elizabeth Doughty; Wm. Wood, Richard French, Thomas Folkes, Preserve Brown, John Bunting, Wm. Montgomery, Anthony Woodward, Joseph Reckless, John Leonard, Richard Stockton; Joseph, Robert and John Stockton. Chesterfield Friends MM Marriage Records 1686-1800 p669 & 665.

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2 Elizabeth J STONE b: 23 FEB 1783 d: Bef 1818 + John PROSSER 1790-1861.

My Southern Family

Count GALINDO I AZNÁREZ de ARAGON of Aragon

ABT 0830 - 0867

ID Number: I52605

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Ann BASSETT

ABT 1620 - ____

ID Number: I58296

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John BERRY

ABT 1706 - ____

ID Number: I93671

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Stephen DUNAWAY C.S.A.

ABT 1831 - ____

ID Number: I27401

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James FLEMING

1794 - 1838

ID Number: I43322

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Anderson HAYNES

ABT 1780 - ____

ID Number: I45692

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Martha LYNCH

Mar 1801 - ____

ID Number: I70896

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Col. John PEMBERTON

12 Oct 1742 - 25 Oct 1813

ID Number: I65209

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PRODON

ABT 1615 - ____

ID Number: I20547

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Samuel STOCKTON

1695 - 1739

ID Number: I91301

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Elizabeth J. STONE

23 Feb 1783 - BEF 1818

ID Number: I89755

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