Mother: Nancy HOCKADAY |
Thompson was the son of Jedidiah Bristow b 1713 and Catherine
Thompson b 1719.
Jedidiah was the son of John Bristow b abt 1649 and Mary Carter
b. between 1642 - 1668, daughter of William Carter and Penelope
Pew." Jo L
Jo Lancaster [email protected]
Children:
Edmond BRISTER (AFN:HCBV-S1) Born: 5 Mar 1806 Place: Greenville,
Dist, SC Died: 16 Aug 1882
Hockaday BRISTER (AFN:HCBV-VC) Born: Abt 1816 Place: SC Died:
At 18 Months
Rebecca BRISTER (AFN:HCBV-XP) Born: Abt 1818 Place: SC Died: At
3 Years
Rebecca BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-G7) Born: ca 1834 Place: Holmes, MS
Died: age 3 1837 YR Place:Holmes, Mississippi
Tabitha BRISTER (AFN:HCBV-T6) Born: 1813 Place: SC Died: 1889
Moses BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-9C) Born: 8 Jan 1823 Place: Pike, MS
Rachel BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-3B) Born: 13 Jan 1808 Place: Granville
District, Greenville, SC
Mary BRISTER (AFN:1V4R-ZD) Born: 17 Oct 1810 Place: Greenville
Co., SC Died: 3 Jun 1884 Place: Magnolia, Columbia, Arkansas
Buried: Jun 1884 Place: Old Miller Family Cemetery, (near
Stephens, Ar)
Frances BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-71) Born: 30 Oct 1818 Place: Pike, MS
Died: 1838
Nancy BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-86) Born: 18 Feb 1821 Place: Pike, MS
Hockaday BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-DV) Born: 4 May 1830 Place:Pike, MS
Died: 1831 Place:Pike, Mississippi
Zachariah BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-F2) Born: 8 Sep 1832 Place: Holmes,
MS Died: 12 Jul 1862
Martha BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-6T) Born: 8 Nov 1816 Place: Greenville,
District, SC
Samuel BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-5N) Born: 11 Nov 1814 Place: Granville
Dist, Greenville, SC
Tabitha BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-4H) Born: 1 Dec 1812 Place: Granville
Dist, Greenville, SC Died: 8 Feb 1889
Drury BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-BJ) born: 2 Dec 1824 Place: Pike, Ms
Died: 15 Oct 1870
Sophriona BRISTER (AFN:1V4V-CP) Born: 25 Dec 1826 Place:
Pike, MS died: 1878
_John BRISTOW _______+ | (1672 - 1716) m 1711 _Jedidiah BRISTOW ___| | (1713 - ....) | | |_Mary CARTER ________+ | (1681 - ....) m 1711 _Thompson BRISTER ___| | (1741 - 1818) m 1766| | | _____________________ | | | | |_Catherine THOMPSON _| | (1719 - 1741) | | |_____________________ | | |--Hockaday BRISTER | (1781 - 1858) | _____________________ | | | _____________________| | | | | | |_____________________ | | |_Nancy HOCKADAY _____| (1745 - ....) m 1766| | _____________________ | | |_____________________| | |_____________________
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Father: Augustine GATEWOOD Mother: Elizabeth "Betty" DUELING (DULING) |
_John GATEWOOD II____+ | (1680 - 1746) m 1708 _Isaac GATEWOOD ___________| | (1710 - 1765) m 1735 | | |_Catherine WEBB? ____+ | (1680 - 1762) m 1708 _Augustine GATEWOOD _________________| | (1742 - 1802) | | | _____________________ | | | | |_Mary FAVER? FAVOR? _______| | (1715 - 1798) m 1735 | | |_____________________ | | |--Elizabeth GATEWOOD | (1780 - ....) | _____________________ | | | _William DUELING (DULING) _| | | (1720 - ....) | | | |_____________________ | | |_Elizabeth "Betty" DUELING (DULING) _| (1750 - 1802) | | _____________________ | | |___________________________| | |_____________________
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Mother: Eveline Simpson SEAMANDS |
_Joseph HARRISON ____+ | (1785 - 1871) m 1805 _Harvey HARRISON ____| | (1806 - 1890) m 1824| | |_Nancy CRAIG ________+ | (1790 - 1852) m 1805 _Joseph Patton HARRISON ___| | (1830 - ....) m 1852 | | | _Hugh BELL __________+ | | | (1779 - 1809) m 1800 | |_Zilpha BELL ________| | (1803 - 1889) m 1824| | |_Margaret MCKINNEY __+ | (1781 - 1840) m 1800 | |--William Wesley HARRISON | (1862 - 1915) | _____________________ | | | _____________________| | | | | | |_____________________ | | |_Eveline Simpson SEAMANDS _| (1832 - 1903) m 1852 | | _____________________ | | |_____________________| | |_____________________
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Mother: Elizabeth SCOTT? |
"History of Williamsburg", Boddie: ...John was one of the
Commissioners, appointed 25 May 1745, for cutting and clearing
the lakes and water courses in the swamp at the head of Black
Mingo Creek and to make the stream navigable for flats and
canoes. The Commissioners were allowed to chage toll rates on
everything passing through the canal and required to render an
account yearly of the money collected by them. ( p.62).
John may have some descendants but the records are not clear.
None of the McCants heads of families in the 1810 SC census
appear to be descendants of John. Apparently his wife preceeded
him as no mention of her is made in his will of 1759.
"Greetings; I, John McCants of Prince Frederick Parish, Craven
County-planter-for love and affection for my sister, Abigail
Smith, and my cousines (he named them but instead of being
cousins they were probably nieces and nephews, children of
Abigail) John, Elizabeth, Samuel and Hannah Smith of the same
parish and county assigns all and singular the cattle now in my
possession marked as follows, a short crop in one ear and the
other long with an under half penny and branded thus "I.S."
Sealed and signed in the presence of John McCants (Jr.??)
Signed: 31 May 1759 - the 32 year of King George II; Signed
(witnessed): Joshua Screven and John Commander.
On 3 June 1759, John Commander of Black Mingo made oath that he
saw Captain John McCants of Briton Neck sign the above
instrument.
It is not known whether John McCants was a son of David,
brother, nephew or cousin. One account indicates John was a
nephew, however, we do know John was one of the first settlers
of Craven Co. On June 1, & 2 1736, John McCants witnessed a
transaction transferring land from Samuel Commander, the
younger, Elizabeth Commander, Elisha Screven and John Commander
to Josiah Smith. The proceeds were for the use of Abigail,
Dorothy, Frances and Rachel, daughters of Samuel Commander, the
elder. This land consisted of two plantations, a total of 770
acres, in St. Thomas' Parish, Berkeley County. The elder Samuel
Commander had ordered by will dated September 17, 1733 the sale
and the money divided equally amongst his four daughters. The
two plantations sold for L 1540 Shillings Currency. It is
thought that John McCants married this Dorothy Commander
sometime prior to June 1748, as on June 1 & 2 1748, John
McCants, Planter, and Dorothy, his wife, transferred the below
purchased land to Elisha Screven.
A deed recorded Feb 21 & 22, 1739 transfers land from William
Brockinton, Gentleman, and Sarah, his wife, to John McCants,
Planter, all of Winyaw, Craven County, for L 884:10 Schillings
currency, 488 acres (of which 288 acres is part of 400 acres
granted Paul Berneau on June 4, 1735, the other 200 acres having
been granted to Brockington); in Craven county, bounding NW on
Mr. Hunter; NE on John Thomson; SE on Capt. Brockington; SW on
James Cambell. Wit: by Richard (his mark) Walker, Thomas Potts,
and James Lane before John Wallis, Justice of the Peace.
On Mar 27 & 28, 1743, John McCants witnessed a conveyance of
land from Peter Lane, Planter, and Sarah, his wife, to Marmaduke
Bell, also a Planter, all of Craven Co. Also, on November 19 &
20, 1761, John McCants with William Snow and Malachi Murfee
witnessed a transfer of land from the Rev. Mr. John Brown and
Sarah (her mark) his wife, to James Saunders, Planter, both of
Pedee, Craven Co.
- One David McCants obtained a grant of land on July 5, 1740.
David apparently died by 1759, as on Mar 23, 1759, John and
James McCants transferred land belonging to David to Alexander
McKnight. Probate records of SC between 1746 and 1785 indicate
the dates of death of James McCants as April 3, 1772 and John
McCants as July 1, 1772, however no David McCants is listed.
About April of 1769, John McCants was appointed one of the
commissioners for clearing Black Mingo Creek to make it
navigable and also about this same time gave a Negro girl to his
cousin, Elizabeth McCants.
The death of John McCants of Prince Fredericks Parish is
recorded in SC Probate Records as July 1, 1772. It appears that
the John McCants recorded in these various records is one and
the same, however, with the reference to different Parishes,
there may also be two Johns; One, son of David McCants and one,
brother of David McCants. A third John may be the son of John
and Dorothy Commander McCants.
The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research Volume XII
Summer 1984 Number 3: Britons Neck John, McCants, Captain 1
65 2 52
p. 347: Date in Pee Dee 1737; Last Date: 1780: Pee Dee River
Prince George Winyaw; Source Moore, Boddie; Rev War Serv Private
in Marion's Brigade.
_ANDREW CANT II________________________________+ | (1630 - 1685) _ANDREW CANT III_____| | (1650 - 1689) | | |_______________________________________________ | _David MCCANTS Sr. "the Immigrant"_| | (1670 - 1759) | | | _______________________________________________ | | | | |_____________________| | | | |_______________________________________________ | | |--John MCCANTS I | (1700 - 1759) | _(RESEARCH QUERY) SCOTT of SC and LA and MS-GA_ | | | _ SCOTT _____________| | | (1640 - ....) | | | |_______________________________________________ | | |_Elizabeth SCOTT? _________________| (1680 - ....) | | _______________________________________________ | | |_____________________| | |_______________________________________________
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Mother: Mary M. C. MONROE |
Married by Mr. W. L. Coney, J.P., Wit: J. W. Addison & Mrs. L.
V. Addison. Copied from Joe C. Purl family bible: Certificate -
This certifies that the Rite of Holy Matrimony was celebrated
between Mr. Joe C. Purl of Magnolia, Miss. and Miss A. M. Young
of Osyka, Miss. on Aug 17, 1876 at Osyka, Miss by Mr. W. L.
Coney, Sr. J.P.
ERROR: Error in his file on Children: James & Joseph he has
listed are the brothers of Seth Woods b 1809.
[522942]
By Mrjs. W. L. Coney, J.P.
_John Cunningham PURL Sr.__________________+ | (1763 - 1824) _Seth PURL I_________| | (1780 - ....) | | |_ WOODS? __________________________________ | (1760 - ....) _Seth Woods PURL II__| | (1811 - 1850) m 1837| | | ___________________________________________ | | | | |_____________________| | | | |___________________________________________ | | |--Joseph Cunningham PURL I | (1840 - 1897) | _(RESEARCH QUERY) MONROE VA & OH & LA & MS_ | | | _John H. MONROE _____| | | (1790 - 1837) m 1813| | | |___________________________________________ | | |_Mary M. C. MONROE __| (1819 - 1890) m 1837| | _(RESEARCH QUERY) CRAIG VA & KY & OH_______ | | |_Catherine CRAIG ____| (1795 - 1830) m 1813| |___________________________________________
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Mother: Matilda RUCKER? |
_John RUCKER II__________+ | (1725 - 1780) m 1745 _John RUCKER III__________| | (.... - 1814) m 1770 | | |_Eleanor Mildred WARREN _+ | (1730 - 1798) m 1745 _Benjamin Asbury RUCKER _| | (1790 - 1859) m 1820 | | | _John PLUNKETT III_______+ | | | (1725 - 1758) m 1747 | |_Sarah PLUNKETT __________| | (1750 - 1796) m 1770 | | |_Mildred HAWKINS ________+ | (1734 - 1815) m 1747 | |--Virginia Tennessee RUCKER | (1820 - ....) | _________________________ | | | _(RESEARCH QUERY) RUCKER _| | | | | | |_________________________ | | |_Matilda RUCKER? ________| (1800 - ....) m 1820 | | _________________________ | | |__________________________| | |_________________________
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mentioned in fathers will.
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