Taylor Flewellen Jr.
M, b. 1793, d. 1833
- Relationship
- 1st cousin 4 times removed of John Kennedy BROWN Jr.
Taylor Flewellen Jr., son of Taylor FLEWELLEN and Sallie BURT, was born in 1793 in Halifax County, North Carolina.1
Following the death of their father, Taylor Flewellen Jr. Eaton Flewellen, Fannie Flewellen and Stephen FLEWELLEN were made the wards of their uncle, Shadrack FLEWELLEN, 18 July 1797 in Warren County, Georgia.2
Taylor Flewellen Jr. was made the ward of Shadrack FLEWELLEN 2 January 1804 in Warren County, Georgia, replacing John MATHEWS..3
On 14 February 1805 in Warren County, Georgia, the court ordered that John GIBSON Jr. be appointed guardian of Taylor Flewellen Jr. replacing Shadrack FLEWELLEN, resigned.3
Taylor Flewellen Jr. witnessed the sale of land from Elizabeth BURT to Thomas A. COLEMAN on 1 May 1812 in Halifax County, North Carolina. This sale of the land inherited from her husband, Joseph Burt, involved all of their childen excepting Joseph, Jr. and Stephen, who was deceased. An abstract of the sale reads: The widow Elizabeth Burt and the devisees of Joseph Burt dec'd. John Burt Exr., William Burt, Stephen Marshall and Elizabeth his wife, Jesse Burt, Zacheus Burt, John Mathews and Nancy his wife, James Burt, Richard Burt, Eaton Fluellen, Taylor Fluellen, John Gibson and Fannie his wife, to Thomas Coleman of Halifax County on the west side of Rocky Branch, bounded by Rocky Swamp Bridge, Hill's road, Hynes Branch, Joseph Burt Jr.'s line, Pigpen Branch, Greens Branch, Vinson's line, Rocky Swamp, which the said Joseph Burt Deed devised to the above mentioned widow and devisees in his Last Will and Testiment. Signed: Eliz. Burt (her mark), Zacheus Burt, Jas. Burt, Richd Burt, Stephn. Marshall, Eliza. Marshall, John Burt, Eaton Fluellen, John Gibson, Fanny Gibson, John Mathews, Mary Matthews, Taylor Fluellen, Wm. Burt, Jesse Burt. Witnesses: James Hightower, Oren D. Carstarphen, Hope H. Hatten, Timothy Matthews, Nelson Hamel, H[enry] Perkins, February Court 1813. Court ordered three commissions directed to Justices in Baldwin, Putnam, and Jones Counties, Georgia for private examinations of Mary Matthews, Fanny Gibson, and Elizabeth Marshall, which was done... Fanny Gibson in Jones County, Georgia; Mary Matthews in Baldwin County, Georgia; Elizabeth Marshall in Putnam County, Georgia.4
Taylor Flewellen Jr. died in 1833 in Clinton, Jones County, Georgia.1 He was buried in Clinton Methodist Church Cemetery. "SACRED To the Memory of TAYLOR FLEWELLEN, Born in 1793, Died in 1833. In his 40th year."
Following the death of their father, Taylor Flewellen Jr. Eaton Flewellen, Fannie Flewellen and Stephen FLEWELLEN were made the wards of their uncle, Shadrack FLEWELLEN, 18 July 1797 in Warren County, Georgia.2
Taylor Flewellen Jr. was made the ward of Shadrack FLEWELLEN 2 January 1804 in Warren County, Georgia, replacing John MATHEWS..3
On 14 February 1805 in Warren County, Georgia, the court ordered that John GIBSON Jr. be appointed guardian of Taylor Flewellen Jr. replacing Shadrack FLEWELLEN, resigned.3
Taylor Flewellen Jr. witnessed the sale of land from Elizabeth BURT to Thomas A. COLEMAN on 1 May 1812 in Halifax County, North Carolina. This sale of the land inherited from her husband, Joseph Burt, involved all of their childen excepting Joseph, Jr. and Stephen, who was deceased. An abstract of the sale reads: The widow Elizabeth Burt and the devisees of Joseph Burt dec'd. John Burt Exr., William Burt, Stephen Marshall and Elizabeth his wife, Jesse Burt, Zacheus Burt, John Mathews and Nancy his wife, James Burt, Richard Burt, Eaton Fluellen, Taylor Fluellen, John Gibson and Fannie his wife, to Thomas Coleman of Halifax County on the west side of Rocky Branch, bounded by Rocky Swamp Bridge, Hill's road, Hynes Branch, Joseph Burt Jr.'s line, Pigpen Branch, Greens Branch, Vinson's line, Rocky Swamp, which the said Joseph Burt Deed devised to the above mentioned widow and devisees in his Last Will and Testiment. Signed: Eliz. Burt (her mark), Zacheus Burt, Jas. Burt, Richd Burt, Stephn. Marshall, Eliza. Marshall, John Burt, Eaton Fluellen, John Gibson, Fanny Gibson, John Mathews, Mary Matthews, Taylor Fluellen, Wm. Burt, Jesse Burt. Witnesses: James Hightower, Oren D. Carstarphen, Hope H. Hatten, Timothy Matthews, Nelson Hamel, H[enry] Perkins, February Court 1813. Court ordered three commissions directed to Justices in Baldwin, Putnam, and Jones Counties, Georgia for private examinations of Mary Matthews, Fanny Gibson, and Elizabeth Marshall, which was done... Fanny Gibson in Jones County, Georgia; Mary Matthews in Baldwin County, Georgia; Elizabeth Marshall in Putnam County, Georgia.4
Taylor Flewellen Jr. died in 1833 in Clinton, Jones County, Georgia.1 He was buried in Clinton Methodist Church Cemetery. "SACRED To the Memory of TAYLOR FLEWELLEN, Born in 1793, Died in 1833. In his 40th year."
Last Edited=5 Jun 2023
Citations
- [S542] Jones Co., GA Genweb, online https://sites.rootsweb.com/~gajones/, 21 Jan 2005, Jones County Genweb Archives, Cemetery Records.
- [S930] Daniel Nathan Crumpton, Warren County Genealogy, pg. 570.
- [S930] Daniel Nathan Crumpton, Warren County Genealogy, pg. 406.
- [S59] Barbara Goodson, Burt Southern Website, online https://sites.rootsweb.com/~burtsou/, Joseph and Elizabeth Burt webpages; Halifax County deed, microfilm copy abstracted by Barbara Goodson, Book 23, pg. 288.
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