I36703: John BEARD Sr. (31 Mar 1765

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Bet. 1779 - 1783 Revolutionary War, Pvt., Col. William Bratton and Capt. John Irwin.
Census: 1779 South Carolina, 96th District 7
Census: 1790 Federal Census, 96th District, Spartanburg County, South Carolina 6
Will: 18 Feb 1826 Offered in probate July 1826 8
Land: 2 Jul 1795 Received 108 acres of land, 96th District, Spartanburg, SC. Referred to as "John, Jr." in the deed 6
Land: 15 Mar 1800 Was granted an additional 45 acres of land

Children:
Nancy A. Beard b. 6 Jan 1786 Spartanburg Co. SC d. TN m. William Hayes.
Mary Comfort Beard b. 1 Oct 1789 in South Carolina d. TN m.Peter Brown (Husband)
Marriage: 11 DEC 1815 in Williamson County, Tennessee
Francis Beard b. 1 Mar 1791 in South Carolina d. 1867 in McNairy TN m. Margaret Brown.
Patsy Catherine Beard b. 14 Feb 1794 in SC d. Hickman, TN m. Benjamin Guin (Husband)
Aaron Beard b. 18 Feb 1797 in Chester County, South Carolina
Moses Beard b. 18 Feb 1797 in Chester Co. SC d. 4 Feb 1867 Williamson Co. TN
Cohford Beard b. 1800 in Tennessee
Rhoda Beard b. About. 1802 in Williamson Co. TN m. Lewis McGee (Husband)
John B. Beard b. 1807 in South Carolina d. Williamson Co. TN
Birdnear Beard b. 1809 in Tennessee d. Williamson Co. TN m. Sarah Kennedy (Wife)
Jane Beard b. 1810 in Tennessee d. TN m. Davis Bradford (Husband) b. 1808 in Tennessee

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"Children:
Michael Wood b. ca 1791
Jane b. ca 1793, d. aft 1857 Greene Co., TN
Margaret b. 12/15/1794
Mary b. 10/15/1796, d. 3/31/1837 Greene Co., TN
Elizabeth b. 10/8/1818 [sic]
William b. ca 1790, md 7/13/1820 Rhea, TN Isabell Hill
Archibald md 8/18/1829
John b. ca 1804, md 4/7/1833 Rhea Co., TN Matelda Bedwell
Martha

Captain Walkers District 1809
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Buster, Claudius 300 Chuckey 1
Captain Walkers District 1810
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Buster, Claudius 300 Chuckey Deed 1 3
Captain John Kilgore's District 1811 & 1812
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Buster, Claudius 300 Chuckey Deed 1 3
Captain John Kilgore's District 1813
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Buster, Claudius 300 Chuckey Deed 1 3
30 " Captain John Kilgore's District 1814
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Buster, Claudius 300 Chuckey Deed 1 3
30 " 1 Captain Michael W Buster District 1815
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Buster, Claudius 300 Chuckey Deed 1 3
30 " Captain Michael W Buster District 1816

INVENTORY--CLAUDIUS BUSTER ESTATE May 1, 1828
HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY-- Six feather beds with their steads and furniture, consisting of six sheets, six blankets, eleven cover lids and ten pillows, two straw beds with their steads and two quilts, three tables, oneclock, one bureau, one cupboard and furniture, three chests, one bookbase witha variet (six), twelve chairs, four little wheels, one check seal, one kitchen cupboard and furniture, one large kettle, four pots, four ovens andlids, two skillets, two skillets, two apri dog-irons, one loom, three potsacks, one fire shovel and two smoothing irons, three men's saddles, one sidesaddle, one old pair of saddle bags and one coffee mill.

LIVESTOCK-- Five work horses and two young ones, nine milk cows, nine calves, five head of dry cattle, seventeen head of sheep, fifty heads of hogs, twenty five head of geese, and four stands of bees.

TOOLS-- One set of blacksmith tools, one set of cooper tools, three drawing knives, one hand saw, two planes and foot adze, one wagon and four pair of gears with collars and bridels (sic), one pair of streatchers, three pair of double-trees, six weeding hoes, two mchooks, two bar share plows, one set of
wagon tires, four gophers, and three shovels, one still and vessels, one grai fan, one cutting box and knife, one harrow, four chopping axes, one broad axe, one hand axe, three scythes and cradles, two kegs of tabacco.

SLAVES-- Four, three men and one girl

Taken on the day and date above written,
by: Michael W Buster
John Walker, Administrator.

John Bartley and Joseph Hale to Elijah Borden, 61 1/2 acres on Nolochucky river. Estate of Claudius Buster, Deceased.

This indenture, made the 21st day of February 1840, between John Bartley and Joseph Hale, both of the County of Greene and State of Tennessee of the one part, and Elijah Borden of the county and state aforesaid, of the other part.

Witnesseth that the said John Bartley and Joseph Hale and Elijah Borden are entitled jointly to the undivided tract of land, laid off as the dower of the widow of Claudius Buster, deceased. That is, the said John Bartley claims on shere(sic) in right of his wife Martha, foremerly Martha Buster, also the shears of William Buster and Archibold Buster. Elijah Borden claims one sher in right of his wife Mary, formerly Jane Buster, John Buster and Elizabeth Hale, formerly Elizabeth Buster. Joseph Hale claims one shere in right of his wife Margaret, formerly Margaret Buster, also the shere of Michael W Buster, and the above named parties wishing to hold their shares inseveralithy, have agreed volenterally (sic) to divide the above named tract of land.

Now in consideration of the foregoing promises, as well as inconsideration of the sum of one dollar to each of them in hand paid by the said Elijah Borden, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, the said John Bartley and Joseph Hale hath bargained and sold unto the said Elijah Borden a certain tract of land, part of the dower aforesaid, containing sixty-one and a half acres, Beginning at a red oak on the River Bartley's corner, thence with his line south two hundred and twelve poles to a stake, in Hale's line south fifty-one west, fifty-six poles to a bunch of sourwoods, thence north with said Borden's line two hundred and seventy poles to the river, then up the river with meanders to the beginning, with all and singular appurtenances whotsoever, in any wise belonging or appurtaining, and the said John Bartley and Joseph Hale, for themselves, their heirs, executors and administrators, doth remise, release, and forever quit claim all their right, title, interest or claim of, in or to, the above described land with the appurtances unto the said Elijah Borden, his heirs, executors and administrators, and the said John Bartley and Joseph Hale and land aforesaid from themselves, their heirs, executors and administrators, and the said John Bartley and Joseph Hale the land aforesaid from themselves, their heirs, executors and adminstractors will forevere warrant and defend by these presence.

In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seals, the day and year above written.
It is further to be understood that the old road on the bank of the river is to be kept open for the benefit of the neighbors as hereunto, but gates or bars may be put if necessary.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of

Casper Easterly, David Rice, Joseph Hale (SEAL)
William M Crawford & John Henderson John Bartley (SEAL)

State of Tennessee, Greene County. Personally appared before me, George W Foute, Clerk of County Court of Greene County, the within named John Bartley and Joseph Hale, the bargainers, with whom I am personnally acquaited, and who acknowledged that they executed the within Deed for the purpose herein contained.
Witnessed by hand at office the 22nd day of February 1840.
Registered this 11th day of march 1840.
ATTEST-- S. E. Burnett, R.G.C.
George W Foute,
Clerk
I, Thelma K Cobble, Dep. Register of said County and State, do here by certif that the foregoing is full, true, and correct copy of the Deed executed by John Bartley and Joseph Hale to Elijah Borden, as appears in my records at office. Deed Book No. 20, page 123. Given under my hand and Seal at my office. Greeneville, Greene County, Tennessee. July 1, 1965.
Thelma K Cobble, Deputy Register."

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or died 1 May 1828

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2 Elizabeth Foster Compton + Weber

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"Eldred B. Garnett was but eight years old when he came to Christian county, and was reared to manhood on the farm. He was a member of the Baptist church, and a Whig adherent until the war. He married Frances A. Pendleton, a member of the distinguished Pendleton family of Virginia. She was born in Spottsylvania county, Virginia, the native county of George Washington, and died May 12, 1903, at the great age of ninety-three years, two months and twelve days. She and her husband reared a family of five children: Mrs. Dr. R. W. Morehead, of Princeton, Kentucky; Professor Virgil A. Garnett, who died November 16, 1899; William W., a prominent banker of Pembroke; John P.; and Hon. James B., of Cadiz, Trigg county, who was state senator for four years and commonwealth's attorney for eighteen consecutive years."

My Southern Family

John BEARD Sr.

31 Mar 1765 - 31 May 1825

ID Number: I36703

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Leroy BURNETT

ABT 1780 - ____

ID Number: I29790

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Claudius BUSTER

19 Apr 1766 - 20 Aug 1828

ID Number: I67598

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Donald Worth CARTER

Elizabeth Foster COMPTON

ABT 1810 - ____

ID Number: I88003

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Eldred Brockman GARNETT

10 May 1813 - 18 Jul 1870

ID Number: I61907

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Fred HAMILTON

Col. John HOPKINS

1726 - 1807

ID Number: I49307

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RICHESON

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I101018

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Charles TERRELL

3 Aug 1748 - ____

ID Number: I54994

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Barbara ZIMMER