I89042: ELIZABETH de BRAMPTON (ABT 1270

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CONFLICT: mother is Mary Or Sarah JOHNSON (AFN:CZ32-QQ) Born: Abt 1684 Place: Of, Oxfordshire, England, Married: Abt 1705 Place: Of Oxfordshire, England. Mary's Place of birth: Birth: 19 Sep 1716, Totnes, Devon, England.

"A charcoal portrait, believed to be her, hangs in the DAR headquarters at Duncan's Tavern, in Paris, Kentucky. Gen. J. P. Hawkins stated that Polly was buried, with her son Elijah Craig, at Great Crossings Church, with the inscription, "Mother of the Many Faithful.""

"Mary Hawkins married Tallifero (Tolliver) Craig about 1730. They moved to Kentucky in 1781. They reared 11 children and Mary "Polly" lived to see 84 of her grandchildren. (The history of this family is found in the "Sanders Family of Grass Hills" by Virginia Parker - also the Hawkins part of this family. (Ref. Spottsylvania County Records, Deed Book "A" July 6, 1725.)

"She was called "The mother of many faithful" & was the oldest woman at he siege of Bryans Station in KY See; http://home.netcom.com/~jog1/bryanstation.html) of Louisa/then Spotsylvania/now Orange Co., VA and Woodford, KY. Toliver was possibly the son of john Craig and Jane ?Taliaferro of Scotland>VA." See http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/4579/craig.html

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Georgetown, Scott, KY

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"They moved from Columbia, Adair Co. KY to Columbia Maury Co. TN abt 1833. In 1925, Isaac N. Rainey wrote:
"Grandfather Minter brought with him a cotton and woolen spinning mill....of the treadmill variety....The mill grew; steam was applied in time. Now a fine big mill of many bales per day has evolved from that modest little one-horse driven mill in Columbia."
William Minter is listed in the 1850 census in Maury Co. TN living in the household of his daughter & son-in-law, Mary Minter & W. S. Rainey." ^[S180]

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"Elizabeth (Wife) Marriage: ABT. 1730 in Henrico County, Virginia
Children:
Joseph Perdue b. 1732 in Henrico County, Virginia
William Perdue I b. About. 1735 in Henrico County, Virginia
John Perdue II b. About. 1737 in Henrico County, Virginia

Sarah Adams (Wife) Marriage: BEF. 1743 in Amelia County, Virginia Death: 27 Aug 1761 in Amelia County, Virginia; Father John Adams.
Children:
Sally Perdue b. About. 1744
Bevel Pardue b. Before. 1753 in Warren County, North Carolina
Adams Perdue b. About. 1746
Fields Perdue b. About. 1748 in Amelia County, Virginia
Lilleston Perdue b. About. 1750
Blackmon Perdue b. 14 Oct 1755
Sarah Perdue b. About. 1756
Joel Perdue b. 1757
Morris Perdue b. About. 1758 in Amelia County, Virginia
Phoebe Perdue b. About. 1759
Ann Perdue b. About. 1760

Sarah Moore (Wife) b. About. 1741 in Virginia Marriage: ABT. 1763 in Bute County, North Carolina; Father: James Moore.
Children:
Richard Robeson Perdue b. About. 1764 in Bute County, North Carolina

Deed: September 24, 1761, Granville Co., North Carolina 1767, sold land in Amelia Co., VA.
Property: June 5, 1746, Amelia County, Virginia
Will: March 24, 1768, Bute County, North Carolina.

1743 John Perdue (sic) being to work on crew clearing a road." Ref: Amelia County Records, from Bulletin of Va. State Library, Vol. XV. Sept 1925. Nos: 2-4 pg. 71.

5 June 1746 John Perdue - granted 400 acres of land for 40 shillings - in Amelia County, Va, head of Winticomaick Creek. Re: Va Land Transaction, Bk. 24, pg. 233.

Family moves there from Chesterfield County. 1755 John Pardue and wife, Sarah, in minor cases in 1755. Ref: Amelia County, Va. Order Bk. 4, 1755-1757.

1 February 1758 John Perdue (sic) the Elder, of the County of Amelia gives to son, William Perdue (sic) (ca. 1737 - aft. 1842) of the aforesaid County - a tract of land containing by estimation Two Hundred acres - part of greater tract of 400 acres - being in Amelia county on Wintocomake Creek. John Pardieu, alone, signs.
Test: T. Griffin Peachy. Ref: Va Deed Bk. #6, pg. 158

23 February 1758 John Pardue, the Elder, of the County of Amelia, gives to son, John Pardue, the younger - the remaining 200 acres of the 400 acre's tract on Wintocomake Creek. Test: T. Griffin Peachy. Signed and sealed in the presence of John Pardue. Ref: Va. Deed Bk. 6, pg. 239. Note: John Pardieu probably cannot sign name, so Peachy testifies for him.

23 February 1758 Land turned over to William and John. Same land granted in 1746 above. 24 August 1760

"John Pardue (sic), the Elder, of the county of Amelia, Planter, of the one part..." John Pardue and Sarah, his wife, sell to Henry Walthall 400 acres excepting the grave yard - of and granted to John Adams by Patent dated June 20, 1733. Both John and Sarah sign by mark. Note: John and Sarah have given their land to sons, John and William in 1758. Sarah probably inherited this land from John Adams. Sarah signs because she has a dowry right in the land. Ref: Va. Deed Bk. 7, pg. 500.

Note: check Will of John Adams, 1755-60, Amelia County, Va. Ca. 1760 Sarah (prob Adams) Pardieu, wife (1) of John Pardieu, dies in Amelia County, Va. 27 August 1761 Land delivered to Henry Walthall. John Pardieu removes to (Bute) County, North Carolina. Note: Warren County formed from Bute in 1779.

4 September 1761 William Graves and his wife, Mary, to John Pardeu, (sic) late of Amelia County, Virginia. For 170 Pds. - buys 386 acres in Granville County, NC, on both sides of Owens Creek at Hackney's line, Gov. Johnston's line, Ballard's and Kimball's lines. Wit: Joseph Hackney, William Ballard, Rubin Ballard. Red: N.C. Land Transactions, Granville county Deed Bk. E, pg. 95.

Note: William Graves had brought this land from Robert Caller three years before: "20 June, 1758. Robert Caller & wife, Jemima, to William Graves. 40 Pds for 386 acres in Granville County on BS Ownes Cr. Adjoining Hackney, Gov. Johnson, and Ballard. Wit: John and William Christmas." Ref: Granville County, N.C. Deed Bk. C. Pg. 501. Note: It is land which became Bute county in 1764, and Warren County in 1779.

ca. 1763 John Pardieu marries Bute County, NC, Sarah (prob. Moore, daughter of James Moore)(ca. 1740-)

17 January 1767 John Pardieu rents land from John Dawson - 4 pounds a year for 160 acres. Ref: N.C. Land Transactions, Warren (Bute) County. 19 January 1768 John Perdieu gives 100 acres along Johnson's line to son, Fields Pardue who is now abt. 20 years old. Ref: N.C. Land Transactions, Warren (Bute) County. 24 March 1768 John Pardue signs his Will, to wit:"(Bute) County.....Give to my beloved son, John Perdue, that tract of land whereon he now lives from Johnathon Johnson's creek down to Owen's Creek and all over Owen's Creek on the North side of said Creek. Give to my two beloved sons, Joel Perdue and Morris Pardue the land and plantation whereon I now live to be divided between them at the discretion of James Moore and that they may have the benefit of the land as soon as they have judgment to manage their business, only the house and plantation I give the use and benefit to my beloved wife during her life. Likewise, I give to my beloved wife my lot of land that I had of John Dawson during the term I leased it for and her life, and if she shall die before the time is out, I give it to my son Richard Perdue. I give to my three beloved sons, William Perdue, Joseph Perdue, and Adams Perdue, five shillings sterling apiece.I give to my beloved daughter, Phebe Perdue, 1 feather bed, bed and furniture. Lastly, I do give to my beloved wife my three Negroes, Jack, Peter, and Will, to have the use of her life, and at her death, if the aforesaid Negroes are living or any of them, I give them to my beloved sons, Richard Pardue, Bevel Perdue, and Lilistone Perdue to be appraised by fit persons with the rest of my estate not yet mentioned which I also give the use of to my wife during her life and then to be divided with the appraised value of the Negroes between my three beloved children, Blackman Perdue, Sally Perdue, and Ann Perdue, and if the value be more than that of the household estate and stock, then the aforesaid persons to wit, Richard, Bevel, and Liliston, shall pay out of their value so that they, the six last mentioned children, shall have a just and equal division of all. I give to my beloved son, Field Perdue one feather bed and furniture to be paid at the death of my wife or before it if can be spared.Appointed James Moore and wife, Sarah Perdue as executors. Witnessed by Susanna Moore and Ann Moore. Ref: Bute County, NC Will Bk. 2, pg. 52. February 1769 John Pardue, age abt. 58 dies in Bute county, NC. Ref: NC. Wills, Olds or Grimes: John T. Perdue (sic), (Bute) County, NC. Appointed. James Moore and wife, Sarah Perdue, as Executors. Wit: Susanna Moore and Ann Moore. These probably sisters of Sarah Moore. Note: John Pardieu dictates Will to someone else as he cannot write, and names are spelled as the writer wrote them. He makes X which has been mistaken for a "T".

CHILDREN IN ORDER NAMED

John Perdue, (sic) Joel Perdue, Morris Pardue, Richard Pardue, William Perdue, Joseph Perdue, Adams Perdue, Phebe Perdue, Bevel Perdue, Lilistone Perdue, Blackman Perdue, Sally Perdue, Ann Perdue, and Field Perdue. (14 in all).Also Mentions three Negroes: Jack, Peter, and Will. Note: Will is sold by widow Pardue to Daniel Hedge in 1770. Ref: Warren County Will Bk. 2, pg. 69.

CHILDREN IN PROBABLE ORDER BORN

by first wife, name unknown: 1) Joseph (1732-1790) Ref: Military Record.
M. 1st unknown; m. 2nd Judith.2) William (ca. 1736 - ca. 1820) Ref: of age, owns land in 1758.3) John, Jr. (Ca. 1737 - aft. 1790) Ref: of age, owns land in 1758.

By second wife, Sarah Adams: 4) Adams (ca. 1746-1828) Ref: of age, owns land in 1767 5) Fields (ca. 1748-1794) Ref: of age, owns land in 1768 6) Lilleston (ca. 1750-1807) Ref: Edgefiled Co, S.C. Census7) Bevill (bef. 1753 - ef. 1820) Ref: 1790 Hds of Fam. Warren Co., NC Census.8) Blackmon (1755-1822) Ref: Apprenticed 1769. Age 14 in 1769.9) Sarah (Sally) (ca. 1756- aft. 1782) Ref: Marries May 7, 1782, age abt. 26 10) Joel (1757-1796) Ref: Orphan in 1772. Owns land 1778. 11) Maurice (1758-1795) Ref: Orphan in 1772. Owns land 1779.12) Phoebe (ca. 1759 - aft. 1782) Ref: Marries July 5, 1782, age abt. 2313) Ann (ca. 1760- aft 1769) Ref: Marries Oct 29, 1782, age abt. 22 by third wife, Sarah Moore: 14) Richard (ca. 1764-1810/11) Ref Infant in 1769 August Court 1769 Inventory of Estate of John Perdue (sic), dec'd taken by James Moore, Executor and Sarah Pardue, Executrix Rec: August Court, 1769. Ref. Warren County Will Bk A, pg. 83. August 1769 Additional inventory of Estate of John Pardue: a fairly extensive list is shown. Ref: Warren County Will Bk. A., pg. 97. 13 January 1770 Sarah Pardue, Executrix of estate of John Pardue, dec'd to Daniel Sledge. Sale of a Negro (the Negro, Will), money to be applied to debt of Estate of John Pardue, dec'd to Allan Love and Co. Dated 13 January 1770. Wit: William Hunter, John Green, William Rose. Rec. August Court, 1775 Ref: Warren County Will Bk. 2, pg. 69.

11 November 1772 "James Burke, Guardian to Joel and Morris Pardues, Orphans of John Pardue dec'd" Bond dated November 11, 1772, to Justices now sitting: William Johnson, William Tabb, & Young McLamore, Esqrs. Security: Charles Burke (father of James Burke?) Wit: Thos. Machen. Rec: November Court, 1772. Ref Will bk. A, pg. 251.

1773 James Burke marries Sarah Burke (ca. 1740) widow of John Pardieu, dec'd December 1. 1773 "James Burke and Sara (Sary) Burk to James Hardwick. Sale of a Negro (Peter or Jack) dated 1 December, 1773." Wit: Phebe Pardue, Joel Pardue (son of Bevill) Rec: February Court, 1775. Ref: Bute County, N.C. Will Bk. 2, pg. 50.

2 October 1775 William Rose for Allen Love and co. To John Tanner and Nimrod William's. 37 pounds, 10 shillings Virginia Money for land where John Pardue, dec'd formerly lived, "during the natural life of Sarah Pardue," Wit: Joseph Pardue. Thos Jenkins. Bute Feb Court 1776. Reg: Apr. 14, 1776.

13 August 1779 Joseph Pardue to John Tanner, both of Warren County, N.C. 1,500 Pds, Virginia money - 100 acres of land on Owens Creek, up the Steep Bottom Branch to Morris Pardue's line, along lines of Nimrod William's, Tanner, Purchase Patroln (Patent?), and William Duke, part of a tract formerly belonging to John Pardue, dec'd Wit: Thos. Jenkins, Wm. Pardue, George Pardue. Acknowledged by Joseph Pardue and Judith, his wife, May Court: 1780. Ref: Warren County, N.C. Deed Bk. 7, pg. 328.

7 May 1782 Sarah Purdue (ca. 1757 - ) age abt. 25, probably the daughter of John and Sarah Pardieu, accompanies Blackmon Pardue, her brother, to Granville County, N.C. and there marries this date, Daniel Meadows. Two years earlier Blackmon had married Rachel Meadows. Both probably, the children of James Meadows.

4 December 1812 Will of James Meadows, of Granville County, leaves 5 shillings to Blackman Pardue. Ref: N.C. Wills.

Book on Chesterfield County History says: William Perdue, a French Huguenot, received a patent of 240 acres in 1744. John Perdue in 1746 patented 400 acres." Book entitled "Virginia Colonial Abstracts" mentions William in 1732 and 1736 and John and Richard in 1736."

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ELIZABETH de BRAMPTON

ABT 1270 - ____

ID Number: I89042

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Jane CHANDLER

ABT 1740 - ABT 1763

ID Number: I66267

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GISELE de FRUILI of Italy

ABT 0881 - 13 Jan 0910

ID Number: I62946

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Walter HARGRAVE

8 Apr 1870 - Aug 1923

ID Number: I14967

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Mary "Polly" HAWKINS

19 Sep 1716 - 6 Jan 1804

ID Number: I30888

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Catherine MCCANTS

William MINTER

16 Dec 1785 - 2 Sep 1864

ID Number: I53663

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John PURDUE

1711 - Feb 1769

ID Number: I70183

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Elerie Ann SHOEMAKE

Mary Packer STALLWORTH

ABT 1890 - ____

ID Number: I7673

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William Young THOMPSON

Henry TINSLEY

ABT 1765 - 1830

ID Number: I37742

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