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Mother: Rachel BELL? FENNY? |
Two additional children may have been Rachael A. Coney, b 1835,
and Oscar C. Coney, b 1838. These names appear on the 1850
Census of Pike Co. as living in this family.
"Jeremiah Coney Cemetery: Location, Pike Co. MS, NE 1/4 of
S22-T2-R8. About 5 miles east of Magnolia on South side of Hy
48 (about 50ft off Hy and about 200 yds eash of creek. Just
west of old Woodrow School ballpark. Recorded by: Ray Parish on
22 Apr 1977; Condition: Well kept. Enclosed in concrete block
wall about 3' high, no gate (wall about 14'x18'." Marker broken.
1840 CONEY JEREMIAH Pike County MS 13 Federal Population
Schedule MS 1840 Federal Census Index MSS4a560436
1840 CONEY JEREMIAH Pike County MS 13 Federal Population
Schedule MS 1840 Federal Census Index MSS4a560437
1840 CONEY JEREMIAH Pike County MS 163 No Township Listed
Federal Population Schedule MS 1840 Federal Census Index
MSS4a560440
1841 CONEY JEREMIAH Pike County MS No Township Listed MS
1841 State Census Index MSS4a560439
1845 CONEY JEREMIAH Pike County MS No Township Listed MS
1845 State Census Index MSS4a560438
1860 CONEY JEREMIAH Pike County MS 344 No Township Listed
Federal Population Schedule MS 1860 Federal Census Index
MS54016291
_(RESEARCH QUERY) CONEY _
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_Jeremiah CONEY I____|
| (1730 - 1782) m 1766|
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_William CONEY Sr.____|
| (1767 - 1848) m 1803 |
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| |_Mary COLEMAN _______|
| (1740 - 1782) m 1766|
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|--Jeremiah CONEY Sr.
| (1806 - 1868)
| _________________________
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|_Rachel BELL? FENNY? _|
(1780 - 1825) m 1803 |
| _________________________
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Mother: Mary ELLIS |
"Williamsburg Co. Probate Records 1806~ca.~1900 and Notes From
Other Miscellaneous Sources" by Elaine Y. Eaddy.
South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 3, Pages
21-26. Will of William Graham of Williamsburgh District,
planter, conceiving my mortal body to be fast returning to its
original dust.
To my beloved wife Susannah Graham, one negro named Beck, one
negroe man named Simon, my wearing apparel, all of my household
and kitchen furniture except as is specifically disposed of …
the whole of my stock of sheep and goats … during her natural
life.
This was the will of William James GRAHAM b.1770 Mecklenburg
Co.NC d. 17 JUN 1821 Williamsburg Co. SC.
William James GRAHAM was the son of William GRAHAM (b. 1740 PA,
died 7 SEP 1779 Williamsburg Co.,SC) and Mary ELLIS (b. 1745 NC,
d. 1770 Mecklenburg Co., NC.)
William Graham's (1740 - 1779) second wife was Jennet (Gennet)
Cooper d. 17 OCT 1802. Jennet (Cooper) Graham's second husband
was John McCallister d. c1809. John McCallister's second wife
was Catherine GASKINS.
The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, page 254: To
my Daughter Mary T (?). Frierson & my son in law William
Frierson, one negro woman named Betty, … (other items), all of
which have been already delivered to them, also $600 to be paid
as soon as it can be raised after my debts are paid.
To my son Aaron F. Graham, one plantation or tract of land lying
on the north side of Hanna's Swamp, one negro man Ben … (other
items).
The lands and negroes bequeathed to my sons Aaron F. Graham and
Samuel E. Graham to be appraised and should it appear that
either of my sons have the most valuable land or negroes, he
shall pay over to the other so as to make them equal.
To my eight children Jennet M., William J., Susannah K., Sarah
E., John F., Daniel B., Charles N., & Alexander J.W., the
following 16 negroes (named), all of which 16 negroes are to
remain together until the eldest of these last mentioned eight
children comes of age or marries.
To my two sons William J. and John F., the lands and plantation
whereon I now live, making the run of the little swamp the
dividing line between them … my beloved wife Susannah to enjoy
the mansion house, other houses, and necessary lands attached
thereto during her natural life.
My six children Jennett M., Susannah K., Sarah E., Daniel B.,
Charles N., & Alexander J.W. to receave as they come of age as
much money as will equal them with those of my children to whom
I have given land.
To my son William J., my shot Gun. To my sons John F., Daniel
B., Charles N., & Alexander J.W., the sum of $15.00 to purchase
Guns for them.
My beloved wife Susanna, executrix, my brother James Graham, and
my two sons Aaron F.& Samuel E. Graham, executors. 14 June 1821.
James Bradley William McCallister E. J. Mills Wm Graham
Proved 13 July 1821. Letters Testamentary to Susannah Graham,
James Graham, Aaron F. Graham & Samuel E. Graham, executors.
Warrant for Appraisement to William Brown, Robert Brown & Joseph
Scott Senr. Sworn before E. J. Mills, Esq.
William James GRAHAM was married to Susannah Frierson, daughter
of Aaron FRIERSON and ? (Rumor has it that Aaron FRIERSON was
married three times. Aaron was the son of John FRIERSON & Sarah
Dyle (m. November 22, 1741) in Winyaw, SC. John died about 1760
in Shiloh, SC.
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_(RESEARCH QUERY) GRAHAM of Williamsburg Dist. SC_|
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_William GRAHAM _____|
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|--William James GRAHAM
| (1770 - 1821)
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|_Mary ELLIS _________|
(1745 - 1770) |
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Mother: Mary COPELAND |
"Richard Graves (2) was born about 1755 (or 1753) in Va., and
died in 1829 in Copiah Co., Miss. He first married Mary
Lawrence. According to family legend, her father was the "first
Baptist minister in Virginia." Richard was in Natchez, Miss. as
early as 1799, and settled permanently in the Mississippi
Territory (the part that is now Wilkinson Co., Miss.) in 1802.
He moved with his brothers John and William to Marion Co., Miss.
in 1812.
He secondly married Mrs. Olivia (or Olive) (Ellis) Savage,
daughter of John Ellis, on 1 Jan. 1816 in Marion County,
Mississippi.
It is suspected that Richard Graves was the Revolutionary
soldier who was granted 287 acres in Franklin County, Georgia
for his services."
Children:
2 Mary 'Polly' Eliza Amanda GRAVES b: ABT. 1786 d: 25 APR 1870 +
Gabriel CASTON b: ABT. 1783 d: 15 JUN 1840
2 Lawrence GRAVES
2 James GRAVES + Sarah HOLIDAY
2 Martha 'Patsy' GRAVES + William CHANCE
2 Daniel GRAVES b: 6 DEC 1800 d: ABT. 1843 + ??? STARNES +
Sarah DILLON
_Thomas GRAVES IV____+
| (1640 - 1711) m 1669
_Robert GRAVES ______|
| (1682 - ....) |
| |_Mary________________
| (1650 - ....) m 1669
_James GRAVES _______|
| (1730 - ....) m 1750|
| | _____________________
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| |_Mary________________|
| (1690 - ....) |
| |_____________________
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|--Richard GRAVES
| (1755 - 1829)
| _____________________
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| _Stephen COPELAND ___|
| | (1700 - ....) |
| | |_____________________
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|_Mary COPELAND ______|
(1732 - 1801) m 1750|
| _____________________
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Mother: Ann Stanton HIGGINBOTHAM |
_Aaron I HIGGINBOTHAM _______________+
| (1720 - 1785) m 1746
_Samuel HIGGINBOTHAM _|
| (1745 - 1803) m 1768 |
| |_Clara GRAVES _______________________+
| (1720 - 1780) m 1746
_John Satterwhite HIGGINBOTHAM _|
| (1771 - 1842) m 1792 |
| | _John SATTERWHITE Sr.________________+
| | | (1700 - 1772) m 1725
| |_Jane SATTERWHITE ____|
| (1748 - 1842) m 1768 |
| |_Ann GRAVES _________________________+
| (1704 - 1791) m 1725
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|--Thomas HIGGINBOTHAM
| (1795 - ....)
| _John? HIGGINBOTHAM _________________+
| | (1694 - 1744)
| _John HIGGINBOTHAM ___|
| | (1726 - 1814) m 1767 |
| | |_WIDOW Higginbotham Frances? RILEY? _+
| | (1696 - 1751)
|_Ann Stanton HIGGINBOTHAM ______|
(1773 - 1812) m 1792 |
| _Gerrard BANKS II____________________+
| | (1704 - 1780) m 1736
|_Rachel BANKS ________|
(1736 - 1814) m 1767 |
|_Ann STANTON ________________________+
(1715 - 1791) m 1736
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Mother: Nancy HIGGINBOTHAM |
_______________________
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_William HIX __________|
| (1760 - ....) |
| |_______________________
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_James HIX __________|
| (1780 - ....) m 1809|
| | _______________________
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| |_______________________|
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| |_______________________
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|--Betty HIX
| (1820 - ....)
| _Aaron I HIGGINBOTHAM _+
| | (1720 - 1785) m 1746
| _Aaron HIGGINBOTHAM II_|
| | (1752 - 1794) m 1775 |
| | |_Clara GRAVES _________+
| | (1720 - 1780) m 1746
|_Nancy HIGGINBOTHAM _|
(1786 - ....) m 1809|
| _Samuel CROXTON Sr.____
| | (1730 - 1767)
|_Nancy CROXTON ________|
(1756 - 1823) m 1775 |
|_Elizabeth_____________
(1730 - ....)
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_(RESEARCH QUERY) McCULLOCH MCCULLOUGH _|
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|--Alexander MCCULLOCH "the Immigrant"
| (1715 - ....)
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Charles Moorman M 1737 in Campbell, [county], VA, USA
Andrew Moorman M 1744 in Campbell, [county], VA, USA
Jesse A Moorman M 1745 in [city], [county], VA, USA
James Moorman M 1748 in Campbell, [county], VA, USA
Jesse Adams Moorman M 15 Dec 1759 in Campbell, [county], VA,
USA
Robert Jesse Moorman M 15 Dec 1759 in [city], Campbell, VA,
USA
Mary Moorman F 1763 in Campbell, [county], VA, USA
Judith Moorman F 1767 in Campbell, [county], VA, USA
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Mother: Anne MATTHEWS |
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_Thomas MUDD ________|
| (1647 - 1696) m 1685|
| | ________________________________
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| |_________________________________|
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|--Jane MUDD
| (1691 - ....)
| ________________________________
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| _Thomas MATTHEWS "the Immigrant"_|
| | (1622 - 1676) m 1659 |
| | |________________________________
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|_Anne MATTHEWS ______|
(1664 - 1718) m 1685|
| _John COCKSHUTT "the Immigrant"_
| | (1609 - 1642) m 1629
|_Jane COCKSHUTT _________________|
(1638 - 1699) m 1659 |
|_Jane HICKS ____________________
(1612 - 1662) m 1629
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Mother: Mary TUGGLE |
_(RESEARCH QUERY) PENDLETON _
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_Robert PENDLETON ___|
| (1750 - ....) m 1775|
| |_____________________________
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_Pryor PENDLETON ____|
| (1785 - 1863) m 1807|
| | _____________________________
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| |_Malinda PENDLETON? _|
| (1755 - ....) m 1775|
| |_____________________________
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|--Sarah PENDLETON
| (1830 - ....)
| _John TUGGLE ________________
| | (1724 - 1793) m 1756
| _Joshua TUGGLE ______|
| | (1758 - 1818) m 1780|
| | |_Mary HOUCHINS ______________
| | (1730 - ....) m 1756
|_Mary TUGGLE ________|
(1790 - 1857) m 1807|
| _John PACE __________________
| | (1721 - 1790) m 1742
|_Elizabeth PACE _____|
(1759 - ....) m 1780|
|_Susannah HOUCHENS __________
(1718 - ....) m 1742
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Mother: Alice GLOVER |
His wife, Elizabeth Mercer, was a Quaker. William had apparently
become a Quaker by the 2nd Month 5th day, 1729, when he
requested a certificate of removal to North Carolina from the
Center Meeting House. William moved to Baltimore Co., MD instead
after conveying his farm of 174 acres on May 10, 1729 in
Bradford Twp., Chester Co., PA. The deed for this land did not
have it's title confirmed until Aug. 10,1735. William is listed
as a carpenter in this record. (C-959) William then purchased
150 acres of land from Patrick Ruark in 1729 which was part of
the Hazard track on Swam Creek, Baltimore Co., MD. He sold this
land to Joseph Hall on Dec. 27, 1736.
He was listed as living in Orange Co., Virginia in the deed
records of 1736. He had purchased 275 acres in Orange Co., VA on
Oct. 3, 1734. This territory later became Frederick County.
(C-826)
Elizabeth Vestal requested a certificate of transfer from the
Concord Quarterly meeting to the Hopewell monthly meeting in
Frederick Co., VA (1863 Jefferson Co., WV) on Sept 7, 1737. Most
of the Quaker records for that meeting were destroyed by fire
for the first 23 year period in 1759.
"J.E. Norris in his HISTORY OF THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY, p.58
states, "William and John Vestal made a settlement at a very
early date at Vestal's Gap on the Shenandoah River in Frederick
Co., Va. (about 6 miles east of Charles Town). While they were
building a stone house they were attacked by Indians and driven
across the river to the mountains. When they returned one of
them brought a yellowish stone from across the river, which
marked the point where they left off building in consequence of
the attack. This house still stands but the inscription on one
end has been partly obliterated, which has given rise to a
dispute as to the name being Vest, Vesta, or Vestal. The author
(Norris) has found in the 'List of Surveys made by George
Washington for Lord Fairfax' the name three times occurring
Vestall."
Minnie Speer Boone in OUR FAMILY HERITAGE, p. 63-64, states "On
May 10, 1742 a contract was entered into between Thomas
Mayberry, William Vestal, John Traden, Richardson Stevenson, and
Daniel Burnett for the construction of an iron bloomery for the
making of bar iron on the plantation of William Vestal. This
contract was recorded in 1744." Quoting Earl H. Davis, 1940, she
adds, "This iron bloomery is said to have been the first one
erected east of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia (one mile
east of what is now Mechanicsville, Virginia-1863 WVA). It was
located 7 miles south of Harper's Ferry. It was in operation
until after the Civil War. Upon the death of William Vestal in
1745 this land and the Vestal interest in the Bloomery were
apparently taken over by his son John. When the land passed out
of the Vestal family is not known. One source says that it was
after the French and Indian Wars when the family moved to North
Carolina. (C-158) The property is now owned by Mr. Ward
Funkhouser of Hagerstown, Md. The remains of the old furnace are
still standing. The top of each fire place has bars of iron,
plates of rusty iron are still firmly holding the stone
structure-above one of the fireplaces a cedar tree of good size
is growing. The district around the Bloomery is known as "The
Bloomery Neighborhood." (C-176)
William Vestal did not write a will. His death probably occured
early in 1745. An inventory of his estate was filed in 1746. No
property was listed, but instead tools, clothing, livestock and
household furnishings. (C-811) His wife, Elizabeth, was named
administratrix. She had a bond of 1000 pounds Virginia Currency.
No children were listed. (C-845a, 869)"
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_William VESTAL (VASSAL) ______|
| (1637 - 1700) |
| |_____________________
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_William VESTAL Sr. "the Immigrant"_|
| (1667 - 1701) m 1692 |
| | _____________________
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| |_______________________________|
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| |_____________________
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|--William VESTAL Jr.
| (1692 - 1745)
| _____________________
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| _George GLOVER "the Immigrant"_|
| | (1630 - 1691) m 1662 |
| | |_____________________
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|_Alice GLOVER ______________________|
(1663 - 1729) m 1692 |
| _George LAMBALL _____
| | (1605 - ....)
|_Alice LAMBALL ________________|
(1631 - ....) m 1662 |
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