William Ashberry Joyner (b. February 10, 1808, d. October 30, 1881)
William Ashberry Joyner (son of Jordon Joyner and Elizabeth Wright)89 was born February 10, 1808 in Nash County, North Carolina89, and died October 30, 1881 in Hopewell, Tipton County, Tennessee89. He married Nancy Dalton on September 13, 1838 in Hawkins County, Tennessee89.
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1840 Census, Hawkins County, Tennessee list William Joyne r as a male, age 30-40; three females under age 5; and on e female age 30-40.
1850 Census, Hawkins County, Tennessee, District 6, list Wi lliam Joyner, age 40, born in North Carolina; Nancy, age 30 ; Ann, age 15; John G., age 8; William Henry, age 6; Washin gton, age 4; and Harvey, age 1. (Ann may be a child of Will iam's from a previous marriage. Ann, born circa 1835, and S arah, born circa 1834, are probably two of the three female s under five years of age recorded in the 1840 Census.)
1860 Census, Tipton County, Tennessee, list William Joyner , age 50, a farmer; Nancy, age 38; and five children born i n Virginia: John G., 17 years; William H. (Henry), age 15 y ears; Washington, 13 years; Harvey, 11 years; and Jane, 9 y ears. Three children are shown born in Tennessee: Nicholas , 7 years; Alexander, 4 years; and Frederick, 5 months.
1870 Census, Tipton County, Tennessee, list William Joiner , age 62, with a real estate value of $1200 and a persona l value of $500. Listed with William is Nancy, age 45; Sara h, age 36; Jane, age 19; Nicholas, age 16; Alex, age 13; Fr ed A., age 11; and Griffith, age 8. Could Sarah be a daught er from an earlier marriage?
1880 Census, Tipton County, Tennessee, 4th District, #1282 , (#163), list William Joyner, age 73, born in North Caroli na; Nancy, age 60, born in Virginia; Griffith, age 18; an d Linda (Malinda) daughter-in-law, age 21. (Source: ."Desce ndents of John and Sarah Hutchison", Hutch(er)son Researc h Group) "He owned 130 1/3 acres on 5 February 1845 in in Nas h County, Tennessee. Deed between Kinchen Edwards and Willi am A. Joyner, Nash County Deed Book 18, Page 204-205 Dated: 5 February 1845:
This indenture made this 5th day of Feby in the year of ou r lord one thousand eight hundred and forty five between Wi lliam A. Joyner of the county of Edgecombe and State of Nor th Carolina of the one part and Kinchen Edwards of the coun ty and state aforesaid of the other part - witnesseth tha t the said William A. Joyner for and in consideration of th e sum of four hundred and fifty dollars paid to the same Wi lliam A. Joyner at or before the sealing and delivery of th ese presents hath given, granted bargained and sold unto th e said Kinchen Edwards, his heirs and assigns forever one c ertain tract of land lying in the county of Nash and on th e South Side of Tar River containing one hundred thirty an d 1/3 acres be the same more or less and bounds as follows. ..beginning at the mouth of Dorman's Branch thence in sai d branch by a line of marked trees 210 pole to a stake in t he field, thence nearly a north east course to Edwards corn er, thence Edwards other corner, thence along said Edward s line to a holly on the river, thence up the various cours es of the river to the first station. also one other trac t lying in the aforesaid county of Nash and containing sixt y acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows, be ginning a pine near the Cokey Road, thence down said road t o Edwards corner pine. Thence along Edwards line nearly a n orth course to a black jack corner thence along Jonathan Jo yner's line to a corner pine the beginning to have and to h old the aforesaid mentioned tract or tracts of lands to him , the said Kinchen Edwards...appertaining with all the revi sions or...rents & services to him the said Kinchen Edwards , his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use an d behalf of him the said Kinchen Edwards, his heirs and ass igns forever & the said William A. Joyner Signor doth for h imself his heirs, executors, & administrators ? and agree w ith the said Kinchen Edwards his heirs and assigns to warra nt and defend the title of said land before named against t he claims and demands of any person or persons whatsoeve r ? witness whereof I the said William A. Joyner, Signor ha ve set my hand and affixed my seal the day & date first abo ve written. Signed: William A. (his mark) Joyner (seal)
Signed, sealed & delivered in the presents of E. G. Armstro ng, Harmon Williford State of North Carolina, Nash County Court of Pleas & quarters Sessions February Term 1845
The execution of the foregoing deed of sale from William A . Joyner to Kinchen Edwards was duly proven in open court b y the oath of E. G. Armstrong and is ordered to be register ed. Attest F. M. Taylor and is registered Attest J. J. Tayl or, P. R. He was buried in Campground Cemetery, Hopewell, (Tipton C ounty), Tennessee. He appeared on the census. (3) 1830 Cens us, Hawkins County, Tennessee list William Joyner as a male , age 20-30 with a female, age 20-30. Perhaps William was m arried before he married Nancy Dalton.
William Joyner, Tennessee Marriage Records, Vol. 2, "Hawkin s County 1789 - 1865", Creekmoore. Marriage of William Joyn er to Nancy Dalton, 13 Sept. 1838, by E. Kinkead, J. P. Nan cy Dalton was born in 1822 in Virginia. The Tennessee Marri age Records, Vol. 2, Hawkins County 1789 - 1865, Creekmor e records the marriage of William Joyner to Nancy Dalton, 1 3 Sept. 1838, by E. Kinkead, J. P. Nancy seems to disappear after William's death. Nothin g has been found about her. (Source: "Descendents of John and Sarah Hutchison", Hutch(e r)son Research Group)
More About William Ashberry Joyner: Burial: Unknown, Campground Cemetery, Hopewell, Tennessee.89
More About William Ashberry Joyner and Nancy Dalton: Marriage: September 13, 1838, Hawkins County, Tennessee.89
Children of William Ashberry Joyner and Nancy Dalton are:
+Washington Joyner, b. January 14, 1847, North Carolina89, d. April 26, 1911, Tennessee89.
William Ashberry Joyner (b. February 10, 1808, d. October 30, 1881)
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