I25542: Eliza Susan ALVIS (ABT 1823

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CONFLICT in death place and date; FROM: Correspondence from Betty Ashley [email protected], to, Edward Fairchild, [email protected]. Gives death date as 26 Nov 1852, death place as Coffee, Tennessee instead of Laurens Co. South Carolina 13 Dec 1830.

Father: John Ashley; Mother: Mary Frances Shepherd

"We descendants of John Ashley (who have lived near where he is actually buried in the Manley Cemetery, Coffee Co TN) refer to him as "Papa John" to keep him straight from all the other John Ashleys in the family. I am a descendant of James Perry?) Ashley and Lucy McCrary of Coffee Co TN. James Ashley's father John Ashley deeded his land in Laurens CoSC to youngest son Williamson Ashley about 1830. Sometime after 1830 he moved west living with sons Thomas in Livingston Co KY and was there around 1840 when Thomas died and with James in Coffee Co TN 1850. Long ago one researcher assumed he died during the 1830s because of that deed. However in truth he died at age 100 in Coffee Co TN. The erroneous information published by our cousin Edward Garrett in his book was spun by another cousin now dead who found the 1830 deed and decided to have a Rev. War marker and gravemarker placed in Laurens Co SC. She had no idea where he died. She fabricated the entire scenario about the Rev. to join DAR. Indeed, we believe he was probably was a Tory. Some of the Ashleys did go to GA for a time during the Rev years and our John might have been there.
Another John Ashley was born 1759. Our John Ashley was born 1752 according to census records. Our John Ashley was recorded in Coffee Co TN age 98 in 1850 living with son James and daughter in law Lucy McCrary. Please go to the trouble of reading these census records to get the true story and do not perpetuate the false information any further. John Ashley was also a member of Garrison Forks Baptist Church (Beford/Coffee Co)TN having been released by letter from Warrior Creek Baptist Church in SC. This information is in the church records of Garrison Fork Church which was near where he is now buried. His sons Thomas and William were married there. His son James was married nearby in Rutherford Co TN."

Ashley - Pace Family Author: Jackie Ashley Pace [email protected] Publication: 6 May 1999, Rootsweb WCP database ashley42; Gives death date as 26 Nov 1852, death place as , Coffee, Tennessee.

Children:
2 Thomas Ashley b: 11 Nov 1783 d: 1838 + Frances (Mrs Thomas Ashley) b: ABT 1785
2 Nathaniel Ashley b: 1 Dec 1784 d: 1874 + Lydia Brown b: ABT 1786
2 John Ashley Jr b: 8 Jul 1786 d: 1862 + Sarah Coleman b: ABT 1795 d: 1862
2 Mary Ashley b: 20 Feb 1788 d: ABT 1882
2 William Ashley b: 14 Feb 1789 d: 6 Mar 1870 + Poly Weaver b: ABT 1790
2 Elizabeth Ashley b: 2 Oct 1789 d: 10 Nov 1826
2 Edward Garret Ashley b: 14 Mar 1791 d: 1871 + Nancy Usselton b: ABT 1792
2 Halford Ashley b: 24 Jul 1792 d: 7 Oct 1860 + Lavinia Hale b: ABT 1795
2 James Perry Ashley b: 1 Nov 1794 d: 1853 + Lucy Anne McCrary b: ABT 1800
2 Ann West Ashley b: 14 Mar 1796 d: ABT 1842 + Sanford Adams b: 22 Sep 1805 d: 23 Jul 1868
2 Williamson Ashley b: 12 Aug 1798 + Elizabeth Garrett b: ABT 1800
2 Nancy Amanda Ashley b: 12 Jun 1801 d: 1 Dec 1876 + Abner Putnam b: 8 May 1798 d: 4 Jul 1878
2 Levina Ashley b: 7 Aug 1797

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see notes, may be 1830 in SC

Johnston BRIANT (BRYANT)

1785 - ____

ID Number: I88495

Notes

From: 1741 Wm. Briant's son Johnston's line to now
Posted by: Phillip Bryant (ID *****7074) Date: September 27, 2003
http://genforum.genealogy.com/bryant/messages/7875.html

Johnston Bryant was born in 1785 To William Bryant of Virginia and Sarah (Sallie?) Tolleson of South Carolina.
Johnston Bryant married Dorcas 'Darky' Dillard @1810.
Among others, they had Aaron Bryant in 1815.
Aaron Bryant married Mary Polly Bryant (1st cousin).
Among others, they had Aaron David Bryant in 1855.
Around 1895 or so, Aaron and Aaron David moved to Ferris, Tx.
Aaron David married Callie Kennedy, they had kids, and she died.
Aaron David married Nancy Lacy. Nancy died.
Aaron David married Flora Reed. They had Almond Leslie Bryant (or Leslie Almond Bryant, not sure), and Alta Mae Bryant.
Leslie Almond Bryant married Winnie Melton.
Their only child was Phillip Melton Bryant, born in 1935 in Ferris, Tx. Died in 1991 in Ferris.
Phillip Melton Bryant married Linda Letitia Sides of Odessa, Tx.

Priscilla BRISCOE

22 Oct 1722 - 11 Feb 1796

ID Number: I47429

Bailey BUCKNER

11 Oct 1789 - 15 Jan 1832

ID Number: I95408

Notes

Rootsweb World Connect Project, Url: https://sites.rootsweb.com

Priscilla BULLIT

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I90041

Dr. Paul CARRINGTON of Carringtons

ABT 1665 - 1716

ID Number: I75891

Notes

Old Churches Ministers, and Families of Virginia. Article XLVIII.
"I take from the same source (Foote's Sketches) the following notice of the Carrington family, whose members abound in this part of Virginia. Mr. Paul Carrington and his wife (who was of the Henningham family) emigrated from Ireland to Barbadoes, where he died early in the eighteenth century, leaving a widow and a numerous family of children."

"The George Carrington that went to Virginia from Barbados was the 9th. son of Dr. Paul and Hemingham Carrington. George Carrington was born in 1711 in Barbados and emigrated to Virginia in 1723 with the Mayo brothers Joseph and William and their families. Dr. Paul Carrington was the 2nd. son of Paul Carrington and his wife Sarah Haughton. Dr. Paul was married twice, first to Thomazin Waterland on 10 May 1687 in St. Michael Barbados, and secondly to Hemingham Codrington, although this marriage was not recorded (see " Genealogies of Barbados Families"- compiled by James C Brandow 1983. ISBN 0-8063-1004-9). Dr. Paul was born abt. 1665 in Barbados, he was a wealthy merchant, planter and chirurgeon, and engaged in trade between the West Indies,the North American colonies and England. About 1708 he purchased "Carringtons" one of the largest sugar plantations in St. Philip. He died at sea in 1716.

You might also be interested in the names mentioned in the will of Elizabeth Carrington, one of the daus. of Dr. Paul Carrington from his first wife Thomazin Waterland. Elizabeth was born abt. 1688 and died in 1766. In her will she mentions among others, the following:- Cousin Elizabeth Adams- spinster, cousins Elizabeth and Millicent Adams, and their mother Elizabeth Adams, Miss Elizabeth Adamson, Richard Adamson and brother Samuel Adamson.

Dr. Paul's father was Paul Carrington,who emigrated to Barbados sometime between 1638 and 1665. He was a small sugar planter. In his will of 1666 he refers to Ireland as his home, but where he lived in Ireland, who his parents were and why he came to Barbados remains a mystery. It is also possible that Paul Carrington was born in England. His wife Sarah Haughton was also of English ancestry. Best of luck, Stanley Carrington. Msg on Ancestry.com board 30 Oct 1999 EMail: [email protected]

The will of Dr. Paul Carrington of St. Philip's Parish was dated 21 February 1714 and probated 7 October 1724. The testator left Barbados eight years before and was not heard of since; therefore, by common opinion, he perished at sea. Mentioned were his wife, Henningham, his daughters, Sarah, Elizabeth, Ann, Mary, and Hannah, and his sons, Nathaniel, Paul, Codrington, John, his twin, Robert, George(3), Joseph, and Edward.

His wife was to receive one-third of the estate during her life time as well as half of the household goods, furniture, and riding horse. Nathaniel was to receive the remainder of the estate.

Sarah was to get L10 one year after his decease. Elizabeth and Ann were to receive L500 each two years after his decease. Mary, Hannah, Paul, Codrington, Robert, John, George, Joseph, and Edward were to get L500 each at age 21.

The executors were Nathaniel and Paul or the eldest surviving son at age 21. His friends, the Honourable John Sandford, James Hannah, and Robert Osborne, were the trustees and each to receive L5. (RB6/7/469)

DAR # 593761 gives 1673, Cheshire, England as his date and place of birth.

The Carrington Family of VA, from Ntl. Gen. Soc. Quarterly, Vol. 70 (1982), p. 248-254 gives ca. 1665, Barbados, for his birth, along with several pages on the scandelous first marriage and annulment to Thomazin Waterland, a marriage fraught with adultery on both parts, etc.

Carrington Family William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Papers, Vol. 1, No. 4,
(Apr., 1893), pp. 225-226.

CARRINGTON FAMILY

Mr. Peyton R. Carrington, of Richmond, writes an interesting letter concerning the Carrington family. He quotes from a letter of Mrs. Elizabeth Carrington of Buckinghamshire, England, 18 July, 1868: "I was perfectly aware of the connection between your branch of the Carrington family, that is if you are descended from the George Carrington, son of Mr. Paul Carrington, who went to America. He is put down in our record as having emigrated

"The granddaughter of George, the emigrant, Miss Eliza G. Carrington, daughter of his youngest son, Major Mayo Carrington was alive in 1868, and remembered the crest of the family on some pewter plate that she had brought from her old home, Boston Hill, Cumberland Co., but could not distinctly describe the crest.

The arms of the family of Mrs. Elizabeth Carrington of Buckinghamshire, England are: "Ar on a bend sa. three lozenges of the field. Crest - out of a ducal coronet or a unicorn's head sa.

George Carrington came to Virginia in 1723, with the family of Joseph and William Mayo. But it seems that long ere that time, Paul, his father, had visited Virginia, as the following letters attest:

Barbadoes, April ye 15th 1703.
Mr. Paul Carrington:
Sr we have ordered Capt. Hawkings to apply himselfe to you when he arrives in Virginia. Wee desire that you would assist him in fraughting ye sloop Back for the Island. If you cannot fraught her in five weeks' Time at ffive pounds per Tunne then wee Desire you would send her for Philadelphia to Mr Charles Sober. What ffraught shee makes to Virginia wee Desire that you would Remitt in Tobacco, Pitch & Tare in ye Sloop. If ye Sloop ffraught in Virginia, wee desire that you would put 50 live Hoggs on Board out of ye ffraught money. We leive it to yor managemt not doubting but that you will do for us as if it were your own. Wee wish you a Prosperous Voyage from yor ffriends & Servts
ANTHO PALMER & Compa.

Barbadoes, Aprill ye 13th 1703.
Capt. Richard Hawkins:
Wee do Order you to Repair on Board ye Sloope Elizabeth whereof you are Master and Get ye vessell under Sail & keep Company wth ye Man of Warr as farr as Shee will goe to ye Northward and when she Lieves you then make ye best of your way to Virginia, and when Please God you arrive there apply your self to our ffriend Mr Paul Carrington, & hee will assist you in getting fraught Back for the Island. If you find you cannot Gitt fraught at five pounds Pr Tunne and be Laded in a month or ffive weeks Time then lay out the ffraught money in Tarr & Pitch & goe for Philadelphia and apply yorselfe to onr ffriend Mr Charles Sober & he will assist you in Getting ffraught for this Island. Pray be as Speedy as you can in
making a Quick voyage that you may go home for London wth ye ffleet that Intends to sail ye Latter End of July next, wee wish you a Prosperous voyage.
Concludes from
yor ffriends to serve you
ANTHO PALMER & CO.

These letters were used in a suit at a court held for York Co., June 24th 1703, between "Paul Carrington of ye Island of Barbadoes, Mercht", and said Hawkins. The complaint of Carrington was that:

"Whereas ye sd Paul Carrington at the port of Carlile in ye Island of Barbadoes upon ye 15th of Aprill in ye Second year of ye Reigne of ye Queen that now is Shippped severall goods &c. upon ye sd sloop whereof ye sd

Hawkins was then Master and Bound for James River in the Dominion of Virginia wch sd goods &c. consisted in Negroes, Rum, Sugar and Molasses and wear to be delivered in good order and well conditioned at ye port aforesd were waste, Damnified, &c., to his Damage 200L. Genll Issue not Guilty by Hawkins' Attorneys Richard Wharton and Robert Hyde. Jury Impanelled and verdict - "Not guilty".

Counter suit by Richard Hawkins, Mariner, &c. for 48 pounds sterl. due from Paul Carrington for the "ffraught of 18 Negroes and one White Boy". The Defendant by his attorney, Mr. Samuel Selden(1), pleaded "Nil debit per patriam". And both plaintiff and defendant produced their orders from owners of the sloop. Verdict by the jury, "We find for the defendant".

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of Ireland

Katherine FOSSACKER

ABT 1705 - ____

ID Number: I82804

Notes

Marriage 1 Katherine b: abt 1705 in prob Stafford Co, VA Married: 6 Aug 1726 in St Paul's Parish, Stafford Co, VA

William Wallace HARVIE C.S.A.

1826 - 29 May 1868

ID Number: I86125

Notes

VI. William Wallace Harvie((6)), after serving in the Confederate army to the close of the war, went to Arkansas, where he died May 29, 1868.

vi William Wallace Harvie was born in 1826. He died on 29 May 1868. ^[S2329] ^[S2311]

John JACKSON

ABT 1770 - ____

ID Number: I42062

Nelly MADISON

ABT 1775 - BEF 1800

ID Number: I34825

Notes

Nelly Wood who died before Mr. Madison leaving six children of whom all died before Mr. Madison without issue except Margaret wife of Tappan and Joseph Wood (of Tennessee).

Infant MALONE

Jessie Mae MYERS

Henry RANDOLPH IV

1721 - 30 Apr 1771

ID Number: I57600

Notes

Maybe this Henry: "Henry Randolph Dale Parish deeds to Wm. Poythress of Bristol Parish, Prince George Co. for £50: 447½ acres in Dale Parish Henrico Co. and bounded by the land of George Cousins , Jas. Franklin and Chas. Burton " being one fourth part of a larger tract of land containing 1790 acres granted to the said Henry Randolph by Patent bearing date Jan. 12: 1747 ." Sept. 1748 . Ibid. p. 59."

"Henry Randolph deeds to George Cousens for £40: 447 acres in Dale Parish, Henrico Co. "adjoining on the land Field Archer, Geo. Cousens , Gills , the widow Franklin , Col. Poythress & Isham Randolph and is part (of) a greater tract of land containing 1790 acres taken up and patented by Col. Francis Eppes Grandfather to the said Henry Randolph and given by his last will and testament unto his daughter Eliz. Randolph mother to the said Henry Randolph but for want of being cultivated and improved in due time as the law directs was forfeited to his majesty & granted as lapsed land to the said Henry Randolph by the General Court of the Colony." May 1, 1749." Ibid. p. 99. Src: Ancestry.com Valentine Papers (Virginia), Vol. 1-4, 1864-1908.

Capt. Henry Randolph of Dale Parish Henrico Co. for £44:10:4:3: deeds to Henry Walthall the elder 106 acres on the north side of Swift Creek . Aug. 25, 1748 . Vol. 1748-50 , p. 36.

Henry Randolph deeds to Robert Thompson for £178: 18:4¾: 426 acres "(which land is part of a tract of land granted formerly to Eusebius King by patent dated 22 xbr 1682 and by him deserted & afterwards granted to Mr. Henry Randolph by order of the general Court dated April 21, 1690 fully appear)" in Dale parish Henrico on the north side of Swift Creek bounded by Elbo Run from Edwrd. Hills corner white oak to Elbo Run's junction with Swift Creek up Swift Creek to Rocky Run . Aug. 25, 1748 . Ibid. p. 36.

c) HENRY RANDOLPH IV was born on 11 Feb 1721 at Henrico, Virginia. He died on 30 Apr 1771 at age 50.

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My Southern Family

Eliza Susan ALVIS

ABT 1823 - ____

ID Number: I25542

Sources

John Sanders ASHLEY

25 Jan 1759 - 26 Nov 1852

ID Number: I73521

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Johnston BRIANT (BRYANT)

1785 - ____

ID Number: I88495

Notes

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Priscilla BRISCOE

22 Oct 1722 - 11 Feb 1796

ID Number: I47429

Sources

Bailey BUCKNER

11 Oct 1789 - 15 Jan 1832

ID Number: I95408

Notes

Sources

Priscilla BULLIT

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I90041

Sources

Dr. Paul CARRINGTON of Carringtons

ABT 1665 - 1716

ID Number: I75891

Notes

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Katherine FOSSACKER

ABT 1705 - ____

ID Number: I82804

Notes

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William Wallace HARVIE C.S.A.

1826 - 29 May 1868

ID Number: I86125

Notes

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John JACKSON

ABT 1770 - ____

ID Number: I42062

Notes

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Nelly MADISON

ABT 1775 - BEF 1800

ID Number: I34825

Notes

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Infant MALONE

Jessie Mae MYERS

Henry RANDOLPH IV

1721 - 30 Apr 1771

ID Number: I57600

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Samuel SAMSON

ABT 1640 - by 1678

ID Number: I38146

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Sarah SWANN

ABT 1707 - ____

ID Number: I50746

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