Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Roscoe Clinton Myers
Ancestors of Roscoe Clinton Myers
20.Pvt Robert Eaton Acock, Sr, born 1753 in Bute (later Warren) County, NC241; died 1847 in Todd County, KY.He was the son of 40. Francis~ Acock and 41. Mary^ Marshall.He married 21. Mary Blanchett 25 Jul 1780 in Warren County, NC.
21.Mary Blanchett, born 1753 in Bute (later Warren) County, NC; died 1830 in Todd County, KY.She was the daughter of 42. Thomas Blanchett, Sr and 43. Judah Hudson.
Notes for Pvt Robert Eaton Acock, Sr:
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Bute County, North Carolina Minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sess ions, 1767-1779
13 November 1777:Ordered that John Jones be Overseer of the road from t he foot of Person's road at a place called the Meadows to Joseph Greens Or dinary, and Ordered that he keep the same in repair with his own hands, t he hands of Edmond Kearney, Joseph Green, John Thompson, John Acock, Willi am Acock, Charles Black, Jordan Roland, Joseph John Williams, Jeremiah Nea le, Thomas Standard and Abner Acock.
Bute County, North Carolina Minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sess ions, 1767-1779
14 November 1777:A Deed from Thomas Ownby to John Acock was proved by t he oath of Willoughby Self a witness thereto and on Motion the same is Ord ered to be Registered.
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1800 Warren County, NC, Census
1800 ACOCK ROBERT Warren County NC 787 41001-12010-00 Federal Population S chedule NC 1800 Federal Census Index NCS1a8543
1800 ACOCK ROBERT Warren County NC 787 41001-12010-00 Federal Population S chedule NC 1800 Federal Census Index NCS1a8545
1792 Warren County, NC, tax lists by William Johnson,
ACOCK, 0 acreage.
1792 Warren Co, NC, tax lists, by Capt Cheek's Dist,
JOHN ACOCK 300 acres;
ABNER ACOCK 350 acres
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Bute County, North Carolina Taxables
1771 by Thomas Eaton [the following 3 entries are listed in order]
William Acock
Mary Acock and son Robert
Richard Acock Jr., John Acock, Abner Acock, and Matthew Goodrick...
...Peter B---chet, Thos. Blanchet for Hudson Blanchet
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Bute County, North Carolina Minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sess ions, 1767-1779
9 August 1774:A Deed from Howell Mangum to John Thompson was proved by t he oath of Richard Acock, a witness thereto and on motion the same is Orde red to be registered.
12 November 1774:A Deed from Richard Acock to Samuel Morris was prov ed by the oath of John Thompson a witness thereto and on Motion the sa me is ordered to be registered.
12 November 1777:On the Petition of John Jones for leave to Erect a Wat er Grist mill on - in this County Ordered that Richard Acock, John Thompso n, Nathaniel Harris and Jordan Harris or any three of them 55 meet in Comp any with the County Surveyor, and lay off two acres of Land, on on Each si de the said Creek where the said Jones intends to Erect his said Mill a nd report the valuation thereof under their hands and seals to the next Co urt.
13 November 1777:Ordered that John Jones be Overseer of the road from t he foot of Person's road at a place called the Meadows to Joseph Greens Or dinary, and Ordered that he keep the same in repair with his own hands, t he hands of Edmond Kearney, Joseph Green, John Thompson, John Acock, Willi am Acock, Charles Black, Jordan Roland, Joseph John Williams, Jeremiah Nea le, Thomas Standard and Abner Acock.
14 November 1777:Richard Acock, John Weathers, Thomas Cooke, Giles Bowe rs & Herbert Haines, Petit Jurors.
14 November 1777:A Deed from Thomas Ownby to John Acock was proved by t he oath of Willoughby Self a witness thereto and on Motion the same is Ord ered to be Registered.
12 August 1778:A Deed from James Prince to Richard Acock was proved by t he oath of Henry Hudson a Witness thereto and on Motion the same is Order ed to be Registered.
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1800 WARREN COUNTY NC CENSUS
Halifax
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1845 Tax List- Todd County, Ky(Last updated June 6, 1999)
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ky/county/todd/taxpoll/1845/kytodd1.txt
Column descriptions in this transcription are as follow:
Persons Name, Land, County, Watercourse, Value of Each Tract,Town Lots, Va lue of Each Lot, White Males over 21, Slaves over 16, Total Slaves, Val ue of Slaves
Acock, Robert 123Same3071
Acock, Thomas1
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1810 CHRISTIAN COUNTY KENTUCKY CENSUS
Census Year: 1810State: KentuckyCounty: ChristianPage No: 75
Reel no: M252-9Sheet No: 550 - 551Enumerated by: Charles Caldwell
Transcribed by Glenn Jennings for USGenWeb. Copyright: 2001
line 12-- Robert Acock;1 fwm<10;2 fwm 10-16;2 fwm 16-25;1 fwm45 +;1 fwf 16-25;1 fwf 45+.
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1840 Tax List- Todd County, Ky
Pg. 2
Persons Name, Land, County, Watercourse, Value ofEach Tract
No 4 Acock, Thomas
Same Agent for
Robert E. Adcock, 200, Logan, Mudy River, 800
Acock, Robert, 123, Todd, Clifty, 200
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Todd County Past
Welcome to Sharon Grove, Todd County, Ky
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ky/county/todd/past/shrngrove.htm
Another North Carolinian came to Todd County, Robert ACOCK.He was a vete ran of the American Revolution and he died here in 1847.Robert ACOCK, Jr ., also became Sheriff.He left the county for Missouri and died there.
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KENTUCKY PENSION ROLL OF 1835
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/state/military/kypen.txt
REPORT FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR IN RELATION TO THE PENSION ESTABLISME NT OF THE UNITED STATES1835
REPORT FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR IN OEDIENCE TO RESOLUTIONS OF THE SENA TE OF THE 5TH AND 30TH OF JUNE, 1834AND THE 3RD OF MARCH 1835
IN RELATION TO THE PENSION ESTABLISMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON PRINTED BY DUFF GREEN 1835
ABSTRACTED BYWILLIAM R. NAVEYP. O. BOX 151 HOLLY RIDGE, NC 28445-0251
ROBERT ACOCK
TODD COUNTY
PRIVATE
NORTH CAROLINA LINE
$96.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$1,515.46 AMOUNT RECEIVED
JUNE 3, 1819 PENSION STARTED
AGE 80
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Logan County, KY, marriages
Groom-----Bride------Marriage Date
ACOCK, Allen m. HAMBROUGH, Sarah R. 22 OCT 1814
ACOCK, Mordicai m. TATUM, Mary - 18 OCT 1836
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Abstract of the Army Accounts of the North Carolina Line
ABSTRACT of the ARMY ACCOUNTS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA LINE - settled by t he commissioners at Halifax from the 1st September, 1784, to the 1st Feb y, 1785 and at Warrenton in the year 1786, designating by whom the clai ms were receipted for respectively.
Warrenton Settlement
No.Names and RankBy Whom ReceivedRemarks
2314Robert AcockM.D. Johnstonfor Robt. Acock
3715Moses Acockdodo
2839John AdcockTho. Donoho
2903George AdcockSam'l Parker
3045Solomon AveryThomas Armstrong
3078John AycockH. Montfort
2251William AdcockWilliam Sanders
2263Moses Adcockdo
51John AdcockRobert Fenner
52Joshua Adcockdo
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Asa Underwood Chapter DAR, West Columbia, TX
Our Patriots
http://www.web-winners.com/TSDAR/asaunderwood/patriots.html
Robert Acock, NC
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ABSTRACTS OF WARREN CO., N.C. WILL BOOK 3
April 1779 - May 1783
From Original by Mary Hinton Kerr
http://www.patch.net/wills/wb3.html
190. May Court 1783. List of Insolvents who owe their specific tax for 17 82 -exhibited by GIDEON HUNT MACON, Warren Co. Commissioner. Names:ROBE RT ACOCK
194. May Court 1783. Acct. of allowances of OBED GREEN as Collector: Cap t. WHITE's District: GEORGE RUST Capt. JORDON HARRIS, District: DAVID SCRI VINOR, WILLIAM COGGIN, WILKINs MOSS & ELISABETH HARRIS Capt. WEATHERS' Dis trict: ROBERT ACOCK, JOHN MADRY & JACOB COOPER
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http://www.2nc.org/2ncroster.htm
The following is taken from the North Carolina State Records, Vol XV I. It most likely does not contain the names of EVERYONE who served with t he 2nd NC during the Revolutionary War.
Roster of Officers and Men of the 2nd North Carolina Continental Line
Non-commissioned Officers, Privates, and Support
Private Robert Acock in Captain Armstong's Company at White Plains, Septem ber, 1778
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1790 NC Census IndexatGenealogyLibrary.com
Page 666
Name State County Location Page Year Age Sex Age Ranges Census Type
Acock, JohnNC WARREN CO.076 179002-03-04-00-00
Adcick Edward,NC GRANVILLE CO.091 179000-00-00-00-00
Adcock, LeonardNC GRANVILLE CO.091 179000-00-00-00-00
Adcock, RobertNC GRANVILLE CO.092 179000-00-00-00-00<<<<<?
Adcocke, BowlingNC GRANVILLE CO.089 179000-00-00-00-00
Adcocke, JohnNC GRANVILLE CO.089 179000-00-00-00-00
Acock, WilliamNC ROBESON CO.048 179002-00-02-00-00
Aycock, WilliamNC DOBBS CO.135 179001-02-00-00-00
Aycock, JesseNC ORANGE CO.096 179000-00-00-00-00
Aycock, BurwellNC WILKES CO. WOOTTEN DISTRICT 294 1793TAX LIST
Aycock, HenryNC WILKES CO. WOOTTEN DISTRICT 295 1793TAX LIST
Aycock, JamesNC WILKES CO. WOOTTEN DISTRICT 295 1793TAX LIST
Aycock, RichardNC WILKES CO. WOOTTEN DISTRICT 293 1793TAX LIST
Aycock, RichardNC WILKES CO. WOOTTEN DISTRICT 295 1793TAX LIST
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1810 CHRISTIAN COUNTY KENTUCKY CENSUS
Kentucky Census
Name State County Location Page Year Age Sex Age Ranges Census Type
Acock, RobertKY CHRISTIAN CO.75 181000101-1220100
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1820 TODD COUNTY KENTUCKY CENSUS
Acock, RobertKY TODD CO.130 1820
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1830 TODD COUNTY KENTUCKY CENSUS
Acock, RobertKY TODD CO.386 1830
Acock, RobertKY TODD CO.000 1835PENSION ROLL
Acock, Robert E.KY TODD CO.387 1830
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1835 Todd County Pensions
ACOCK, Robert
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1840 TODD COUNTY KENTUCKY CENSUS
Acock, RobertKY TODD CO. TODD CITY 242 1840
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Early Kentucky Settlers, 1700s-1800s
Revolutionary Soldiers in Kentucky
Todd County
p 158
Acock or Aycock, Robert, private, North Carolina Line, June 3, 1819;M ay 21, 1818;$96;age 80
Kentucky Pension Roll of 1835
p 62
Todd County
Robert Acock--private--annual allowance $96.00--sums recd 1515.45--NC Line --placed on the pension roll June 3, 1819--commencement of penison May 2 1, 1818--age 80.
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Todd County KYGenWeb Early Settlers
KENTUCKY FAMILY RECORDS, VOLUME VIII, PAGE 51 and 52
SOME EARLY SETTLERS, TODD COUNTY
Listed in A HISTORY AND A HERITAGE,
the Sesquicentennial publication of Todd County (1819 - 1969)
Submitted by Karthryn B. Young.
The Allensville Community was one of the first settlements. Before 1808 t he following had established homes on Elk Horn Creek: George and Thomas Cr oss, John Hill, James Lowry, John Graham, a Mr. Bainbridge and a Mr. Valla ndingham. Horatio and Estley Muir, brothers, came from Fayette County in 1 809.
John Graham from North Carolina and Peter Cartwright were the "only Apostl es of Methodism" in the county until 1810.
John Small a native of Shelby County came in 1810. He constructed one of t he oldest mills, William Randall, W. J. Hooser and Squire Lowery were lat er owners. Other millers were: M. L. Lesley, Graham and Gill, Charles A. B ailey, John Petrie and Joseph Watkins. In 1845 Estley Muir built a horse-p owered mill. Greer and Chestnut operated a tannery.
Squire Boone, nephew of Daniel Boone came to the Allensville section in 18 15. He died a year later as result of wounds suffered in the late war. H is widow and son operated a tavern in Elkton, possibly the first.
Capt. James Gill settled in the district in 1814. His wife, Margaret, w as a sister to Governor Wickliffe. John Bellamy, a Virginian, came from Fa yette County in 1819. He operated one of the first distilleries in the cou nty near Daysville and another on Elk Horn Creek.
Fairview - James and John Montgomery were the first settlers in the Fairvi ew section, arriving from Virginia in 1782 and immediately constructed a b lock house for protection against the Indians. Not far away John and Ru th Fritz had a home in the Vaughn Grove neighborhood. They came from Penns ylvania in 1790-91.
Samuel Davis, father of Jefferson Davis came from Georgia in 1793 and bui lt a home where the Bethel Baptist Church now stands.In 1800 another set tler, Edward Shanklin halted his journey at Sam Davis' Inn 'Wayfarer's Res t".A son, Fielding Shanklin married Mary Tillman, daughter of George Til lman, who came early. Brother, Gideon came about 1802. Others came befo re 1803, many of them from Virginia.
In 1814-15 Spottswood Smith of Virginia settled in the section near Spri ng Creek. Contemporary arrivals were Henry Jetter, Squire William M. Terr y, William Willis,Samuel Taliaferro, William King, John Roach, Daniel Ha sser, Frank Eddington, John P, Balor and Hock Madison, Settlers who ca me in 1820 were William Taylor, Alfred Coulter, Nathan Parker and "Pouch y" Anderson.
The first settlers in the Bell's Chapel section were Thomas Bryan, Andr ew and John Mann and Peter Burrus, arrival uncertain.Hazel Petrie and t he Rev. Caleb Bell were active in establishing the church which is close ly identified with the community.
Hebron Camp Ground was the site for Presbyterian meetings in early year s. One of the first pastors was Dr, J. Me Gill and among the members we re the McClain and Lee families.
Guthrie - Among the first to settle here were Henry Gorin, Gabriel Roac h, John Moore, Elliott Vauter, John Gray, James Allen, Ezeriah Davis, Jo hn R. Byars, John C. Frazier. In 1808 Dr, Charles Meriweather and Henry Ba rker cameprospecting. They received a 4000 acre grant for service render ed in the American Revolution.
Many thanks to Kathryn B. Young, for graciously allowing the use of her wo rk on the Todd County KYGenWeb.Submitted Feb. 27th, 1999 by Kathr yn B. Young
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HISTORY OF TODD COUNTY KENTUCKY
by Battle
Robert Acock Rev War Pension, 1840, age 86.
Settled here c1815.
d. 1847.
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Abstract of the Army Accounts of the North Carolina Line
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ABSTRACT of the ARMY ACCOUNTS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA LINE - settled
by the commissioners at Halifax from the 1st September, 1784, to the 1st F eby, 1785
and at Warrenton in the year 1786, designating by whom the claims were rec eipted for
respectively.
No.Names and RankBy Whom ReceivedRemarks
Warrenton Settlement
36James Armstrong, Lt.not receipted for
1421Dempsey ArcherWilliam Faircloth
1422Hardy Atwaydo
1499Jesse AldridgeJohn McNees
1511Thomas AimsB. McCullochfor James Glasgow
1614Thomas AshleyJohn Price
1639Hardy Atkinsondo
1783Emanuel AsbettWilliam Faircloth
1788Charles Atbettdo
1824Zachariah Atbettdo
1842Mark Allendo
1857Drury AnthonyThomas Butcher
1931Elias AshburnWilliam Faircloth
2094Mills AndersonThomas Butcher
2116John ApplewhiteSherd. Barrow
2123Abraham Applewhitedo
2172Anthony Abbettdo
2251William AdcockWilliam Sanders
2263Moses Adcockdo
2285John Airs, Senr.do
2286John Airs, Junr.do
2314Robert AcockM.D. Johnstonfor Robt. Acock
3715Moses Acockdodo
2357Thomas AdamsPhilip Fishburn
2361Peter Albrightdo
2363Simon AlbrightPhilip Fishburn
2374John ArtisBenj. McCullochfor Arthur Pearce
2406Peter AllisonJames Tatum
2430Alexander AnthonyWilliam Sanders
2488James Atkins"Paid to J. Macon"receipt not signed
2512Richard AtkinsJohn Daves
2513John Averydo
2537Jesse Allen, St.Sam'l Parker
2544Benjamin AlexanderWm. Sanders
2550Joseph Alexanderdo
2574Andrew AndrewsJohn Price
2707Philip Askewhis markCharles x Serugg
2708Serugg Askewdo
2786Nathaniel AlexanderPhilip Fishburn
2828James ArmstrongTho. Donoho
2839John AdcockTho. Donoho
2903George AdcockSam'l Parker
3045Solomon AveryThomas Armstrong
3078John AycockH. Montfort
3126Benjamin AngelJ. Estesfor A. Tatum
3180Joseph AllenJohn MarshallThe orders in fav.
3210Isaac AndersondoCharles Dixon
3229Richard AtchisonJohn Marshall
3273Charles Andersondofor Wm. Sanders
3330Isaac AndersonTimothy McCarthy
3331Jacob Albrittondo
3341John Ashburndo
2324Emanuel MarshallGriffith Dauge
2365Philip MyersPhilip Fishburn
2764William Myersdo
2639James BlanchittWm Sanders
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ABSTRACTS OF WARREN CO., N. C. WILL BOOK 10
From Original by Mary Hinton Kerr
Recording of documents certified by MDUKE JOHNSON, C. C. throughout this b ook which contains 340 manuscript pages.
186. 1 Nov. 1799; Nov. Ct. 1799. Acct. of sale Est. of HENRY HUDSON, dec'd ., by ANN HUDSON, Admrx. Names: RANDOLPH (RANDAL) CHEEK, EPPS JONES, JO HN CAPPS, ANN HUDSON
HENRY CAPPS
HILLERY CAPPS
BRITAIN ACOCK
PETERSON PERSON
JOHN StSING
DAVID CRAWLEY
DAVID HEAVLEY
THOMAS POWELL
JOHN HUDSON
JAMES KERNEY
WILLIAM PRICE
THOMAS GUARDNER
HENRY HUDSON
JINCY HUDSON
REBECAH HUDSON
RHEUBEN LONGWORTH
309. May Ct. 1800. Acct., 1793-1798, of Est. of WILLIAM YARBROUGH, dec'd ., by STERLING HARWELL, Extr. Includes: Share of tobacco (Petersburg & Hal ifax) to JAMES & WILLIAM YARBROUGH; STERLING HARWELL Gdn. to JOEL YARBROU GH (legacy); trip to Petersburg (yoke of oxen) & ferriage to WILLIAM EATO N; taxes to: JAMES MOSS, BENJAMIN MOSS, HONORIOUS POWELL, JAMES MALONE & W ILLIAM MALONE; also names:
WILLIAM BRINKLEY (BRINTLEY)
Mrs. BRINKLEY (BRINTLEY)
JOHN JONES
Capt. JO. JNO. WILLIAMS
PATRICK WALKER
JOS. PEMBLETON
WM. WILLIAMS
C. JAMES
JAMES EVANS
GID ALSTON
SAMUEL STOKES
WILLIAM HARPER
SAMUEL MARSHALL
ISAAC JAMES
SAML. ELLIS
JAMES CONNER
SANFORD WILSON
RICHARD HAMBLET
JESSE BETTY
RICHD. ELLIS
EDMOND JONES
FRANCES RANDALL
JAMES TURNER & Co.
AMOS DOULIN
ABNER ACOCK
PETER RANDALL
B. RICHARDSON
Dr. JAMES BREHON
NETTEY WOOD
JOEL RIVERS
WILLIAM JONES
PETERSON PERSON
JOHN RICHARDSON
ALLEN DAVIS
THOMAS MOODY
EDWARD NEWELL
STEPHEN JOHNSON
Dr. FREDERICK CYRUS
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ABSTRACTS OF WARREN CO., N.C. WILL BOOK 3
April 1779 - May 1783
From Original by Mary Hinton Kerr
Those who know me also know of my great respect for Mary Hinton Kerr, w ho devoted her life to the genealogy and history of her beloved Warren Cou nty, North Carolina. We are thrilled to have permission to shareso me of her material with those who are searching for their Bute and Warr en Co., North Carolina ancestors.Please note that this material is subje ct to copyright held by the Estate of Mary Hinton Kerr and any repostin g, republication or redistribution of any portion of this material is stri ctly prohibited.
(Though numbered "3" this is the first Will Book in Warren Co. Registry co ntaining recorded documents of Warren Co. Volume I of this series contai ns abstracts of Will Books 1, A & 2 which contain records of Bute Co., N. C. from which Warren Co. was formed in 1779.The May Session 1779 was t he first session of the Warren Co. Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions.
Will Book 3 contains 194 manuscript pages and all documents are certifi ed by THOMAS MACHEN, C.C. until the May Court 1782 and then by MARMADUKE ( MDUKE) JOHNSON, C.C. All documents executed in "Open Court" are witness ed by the Clerk unless otherwise stated in the abstracts.)
190. May Court 1783. List of Insolvents who owe their specific tax for 17 82 -exhibited by GIDEON HUNT MACON, Warren Co. Commissioner. Names:
GRIFFIN DICKERSON JOHN CARROL WILLIAM OWENS WILLIAM BROCK
DIONISIOUS DINKINS GEORGE RUST ASA FORKNER HUBBARD PERRY
MICHAEL McGUARTNEY DAVID HIGH RICHARD BUSH JOHN JOHNSON
JAMES HUCKERSON SAML. LOYD BENJ. FORKNER ROBERT RAGDALL
WM. WILLIAMSON JOHN MADRY AMEY BECKHAM FRANCIS MILES
JOSEPH MERRITT, Jr. JOHN LAMB JOHN CLAIBORM LAURENCE NOLES
ELISABETH HARRIS BAKER WRAY WILKINS MOSS WILLIAM WALKER
WILLIAM McILVAIL JOHN WALKER JOSEPH SHADWICK ORNAN WHATLEY
DAVID SCRIVINER JOHN ASPLEY CHARLES GOODMAN BREWEN REEVES
BENJA'COLCLOUGH MOLLY JONES REUBEN DUNSTON JAMES WHEELOR
GEORGE CUNNINGHAM DANL. HOUSE THOS. WILLIAMS JOHN DINGLER
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM SAML. THOMAS JAMES MURPHY ROBERT ACOCK
WILLIAM WILLIAMS JAMES COOPER NATEL. BULLOCK WILLIAM SAULS
BOLIN NICHOLSON JACOB COOPER WILLIAM MURTON WILLIAM PARDUE
DWELLY DARNOLL DAVID LEWIS WILLIAM GREEN JAMES BALLARD
194. May Court 1783. Acct. of allowances of OBED GREEN as Collector: Cap t. WHITE's District: GEORGE RUST Capt. JORDON HARRIS, District: DAVID SCRI VINOR, WILLIAM COGGIN, WILKINs MOSS & ELISABETH HARRIS Capt. WEATHERS' Dis trict: ROBERT ACOCK, JOHN MADRY & JACOB COOPER
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204.6 June 1807; May Ct. 1808.Acc't. sale Est. JOHN BALTHROP, dec'd .,by WILLIAM BALTHROP, Admr.Names:GEORGE NICHOLSON,DANIEL SHEARI N,HENRY AYCOCK,THOMAS RODWELL,JOHN RODWELL, Jr.,SOLOMON COTTON,W ILLIE BALTHROP,WM. BALTHROP,WILLIAM RODWELL,DANIEL HARTON & EDWD. PI TILLO.
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ACOCK, ROBERT <<<<<<<<<<<<
State: KY Year: 1840
County: Todd County Record Type:
Township: Age 86 No Township Listed Page: 167
Database: KY 1840 Pensioners List
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1845 Tax List- Todd County, Ky(Last updated June 6, 1999)
This transcription is intended to be used as a finding aide.
Always use the original as documentation in your research.
If you have any corrections please send them to [email protected]
or [email protected]
Column descriptions in this transcription are as follow:
Persons Name,
Land, County, Watercourse, Value of Each Tract,Town Lots,
Value of Each Lot, White Males over 21, Slaves over 16,
Total Slaves, Value of Slaves
Adcock,40SameWhippowill401
Acock, Robert 123Same3071
Acock, Thomas1
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1840 Tax List- Todd County, Ky
Please do not use this transcription as documentation. This is my interpre tation of the original document, which was very difficult to read. It is i ntended to be used as a guide. If you have any corrections, please email m e!
Persons Name, Land, County, Watercourse, Value ofEach Tract, Town Lot s, Value
No 4 Acock, Thomas
Same Agent for
Robert E. Adcock, 200, Logan, Mudy River, 800
Acock, Robert, 123, Todd, Clifty, 200
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1776
*North Carolina Continental Line, Revolutionary War.
ACOCK, ROBERT, private, 3rd Reg. Turner's Company, enlisted 20 April 177 6,
discharged 10 November 1778.[SOURCE:NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL AND
GENEALOGICAL REGISTER (January, 1901), pages 126 - 127.]
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http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ky/county/todd/past/shrngrove.htm
Todd County Past
Welcome to Sharon Grove, Todd County, Ky
"In 1800, John DRISKILL came to the Sharon Grove District from Rutherford County, North Carolina and began living near the Coal Bank.He lived there for several years and moved to a farm late owned by John DRISKILL, Jr.A Col. HARDIN already had located near Clifty Creek on a portion of the farm later owned by John DRISKILL, Jr., who died in 1843. HARDIN remained on his first location for a time and then he moved to a farm within one-half mile of the former site, for which he obtained a Patent of 200 acres.
On the creek immediately below HARDIN's property, Jacob SELLERS lived on a farm which was inherited by James HALL, a grandson. SELLERS was a native of North Carolina.
James HALL served his country in the War of 1812.The approximate date of his death was 1855.A Mr. RAGER, at one time, lived on the farm which was occupied later by Squire SHEMWELL.A grandson, Burkett RAGER, lived in Kirkmansville District in 1884.
Robert SHERROD was an early settler in the Mt. Sharon neighborhood.He was a native of Edgecomb, North Carolina, having been born there in 1762, and also was a faith healer.His death occurred Sept. 9, 1836.His grave is in the family burial ground near Mt. Sharon.A Baptist preacher, John CHRISTIAN, came to the District from North Carolina in 1903.
The date of the coming of Samuel SHEMWELL is not known.He lived in Virginia before he established himself upon a farm late in possession of William C. SHEMWELL.James SHEMWELL, brother to Samuel, lived on a farm that his grandson, Mark, owned.James served as Magistrate for a number of years and also as a captain in the Militia.
On the lands which were owned by Britton SHERROD and Samuel SHEMWELL, there were caves which were explored only partially.It is said that a cave on the Widow GILBERT's land was found to have contained counterfeiting tools and a furnace.Their ownership and the purposes for which they were intended remain a mystery.Possibly the tools and the furnace were used by the PENNINGTON Gang, who were known to be printing and distributing counterfeit money.The residence of Alonzo PENNINGTON was on a site known as the Johnny FLEMING farm.Its horses and slaves which they sold to the owners of plantations in the south.PENNINGTON used his home as a stopping and resting place.
PENNINGTON's intersts were diversified.He owned fine horses and he was educated.He maintained a race track on his farm and racing contests were held there often.Unfortunately he killed a Mr. DAVIS, who was a resident of the Fruit Hill District in Christian County.The murderer fled to Texas, where he was found and returned to Kentucky.He was hanged in Hopkinsville and buried on his farm.Since he was a good fiddler, legend says he was allowed to play the fiddle on the day of his execution.A song, the title of which is "Pennington's Farewell" commemorates the event.
Charles CHRISTIAN discovered a coal bank on his acreage from which he mined coal for himself and his neighbors.Coal was hauled to Elkton and sold to residents there.Melrose JOHNSON and Ray FISH are said to be the recent owners of the CHRISTIAN tract.During 1870-5, William BROCKMAN ran a mill and used coal from the mine.Clifty Creek or the grounds near it contained lead deposits.James SHERROD used it for making his own bullets.
James GORRELL (1778-1845) and his wife, Nancy (1775-1851), who came to the Sharon grove section in 1810, established their home about one mile from the present site of the Community on the Lewisburg Road.He erected a small cabin near a good spring and became a farmer.He and his wife were buried near their home.
Dr. Robert DORRIS and his wife, Jane RIPPY DORRIS, of Sumner County, Tennessee purchased a farm and began living in the settlement in 1852.Of their 18 children, 3 had been married before they left Virginia.Dr. DORRIS was a veteran of the War of 1812, in the tradition of his father who fought in the American Revolution.The DORRIS lands eventually were sold to Mr. Marshall MEADOR.In addition to operating his farm, he ran a mill on Clifty Creek.
Dr. William SARVER was also one of the earliest doctors.Among his descendants living now are Joe Edward SNEAD, Curtis SNEAD and Mrs. Loren (Mae) MALLORY.
At approximately the same time, James GLENN came to Northern Todd County. He was a Magistrate and he also operated a horse-powered mill for a number of years.He died in 1826.His son, Robert, became prominent in early history.He was a Magistrate also, and then he was elected to the lower house of the Legislature for three terms, after which, his construents sent him to the Senate.After the War Between the States began, he sickened and died in office.At one time, he was Sheriff, although his son, George F. GLENN, often acted in his stead.
Another North Carolinian came to Todd County, Robert ACOCK.He was a veteran of the American Revolution and he died here in 1847.Robert ACOCK, Jr., also became Sheriff.He left the county for Missouri and died there.
William SEARS moved from another section of Logan County and settled near others at the head waters of Clifty Creek.At his early death, his son, Fritz, inherited and lived on the place for many years.
As early as 1825, John LYON, a Virginian, began a farm which was owned late by William LYON, a grandson.The latter operated a store in Sharon Grove.Contemporary with the arrival of the LYONs was that of Jesse ROBINSON, who began his life in Todd County on a farm which at a later time was in the possession of William GANT.He opened a store on his land and maintained it for a number of years.In addition to his other interests, GANT was a tobacco buyer.
Russell WHITESIDES of Tennessee moved into this part of the county in 1838 and remained.
Alfred, Joseph and John GANT established themselves in the Todd County area in 1840 from Marshall County, Tennessee.John lived in Elkton and was a minister for the Christian Church.Alfred lived on a farm not far from Alfred and reared a family of eight children.After Joseph's death, his son, William, occupied the farm.
Elias TOMERLIN was an early settler in the Northern section.Following a brief stay in Elkton, he located on a farm north of Mt. Sharon, where he had a woodworking shop.Some of his handcrafted furniture can be found in the area today.~ abstracted from-The History of Todd Countyby J.H. Battle 1884
Sharon Grove was an incorporated village during the latter part of the 19th century.A small frame jail was built on the lot which adjoined the Baptist Church.The jail was moved eventually, but it remains a shed on property which is owned by Joe Ray BROWN."Pat" HARRIS was the first constable and jailor.
The Sharon Grove Post Office has been in use since the nineteenth century. Before the post office was opened, mail was brought from Elkton twice each week, the delivery having been financed by local persons.On Oct. 16, 1924, the first rural mail service from the local facility began.Mr. Ray HALL, now retired, was the first rural carrier.After HALL's retirement, Mr. Frank POWER replace him.Mr. POWER was replaced by Louis SEARS, who is the incumbent.Early postmasters included Rev. M.V. LYON and Mr. Will WELBORN. Mrs. Matilda HARRIS, Mrs. Anise GANT WARDEN, the present postmistress, have served in the same capacity.The Post Office, at one time, was located on three corners of the Sharon Grove Crossroads.In April 1966 four buildings on the Southwest corner of Sharon Grove's "Square" burned and the post office was destroyed.
In the late 1800's and the early 1900's Mr. T.W. GALBRAITH owned and operated a drug store with different partners at different time.An early store, operated by T.M. TOMERLIN an W.H. LYON, remained in business until 1930, under the name "R.T. KIRKMAN No. 2".
"A school was built at Sharon Grove in about 1860, and a new building was put up in 1876. The Antioch Baptist Church was organized in about 1820.The Mt. Sharon Methodist Church was built in about 1830.William Lyons and Marion Tomoilin have general stores, and F. Galbraith a drug store.-F. S. Tyler." "The days of yore in this district were very like the same days elsewhere time of home-made clothing and limited educational facilities, such as the present generation know but little about. Six yards was considered an extravagant amount to put into one dress, which was made plain...The clothing of the women was hung upon wooden pegs around the walls of the house.They had none of the ruffles, silk hats, curls and jewels that adorn the young lady of this period.Reared in simplicity, surrounded by poverty, cared for by brave parents, their lives were one long dream of sunshine, unbroken by a single storm cloud poured out as a shameful libation to dim the horizon of their happiness.Corn bread and wild game were the principal articles of food.Wheat bread was a luxury which few possessed."
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More About Pvt Robert Eaton Acock, Sr:
Census: 1810, Christian County, KY
Legal: May 1783, Warren County, NC, insolvents who owe 1782 taxes
Migration: Bef. 1810, North Carolina to Christian County, KY
Military: Bet. 20 Apr 1776 - 10 Nov 1778, Veteran of Revolutionary War242,243
Pension: 03 Jun 1819, Rev. War Pension, Todd County, KY244
Tax Roll: 1845, Todd County, KY
Notes for Mary Blanchett: [myersfamily3.GEDjuly05.GED] WILLIAM BLANCHETT ? Bute / Warren County records mention many associations between the Blanche tt and Acock families, including military, property, etc.Sometimes the n ames are listed close together.It would be likely for Mary Blanche tt to be connected to these other Blanchetts based on naming patterns a nd proximity in time and place. Thomas Blanchett, Sr, Thomas Blanchett, Jr, William Blanchett, Henry Blanc hett and Peter Blanchett are names associated with this area at this time. If the middle initial of Mary's son William B. Acock, is for Blanchett, po ssibly she is the daughter of William Blanchett.She also has a son Joh n, which would then be her paternal grandfather's given name as we ll as a grand uncle's given name. This analysis is speculative based on information listed above and belo w.---RCM [] BLANCHETT COURT RECORDS OF BUTE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA Bute County, North Carolina Minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sess ions, 1767-1779 Saturday after the second Tuesday in February 1768 Petit Jury to wit. John Melone, Bennett Wood, Benj'a Kimball, Pate Wells M ilner, Thomas Blanchett, Roger Williams, William Gant, Isham Gant, Jacob C rocker, James Petty, Micajah Yarbrough, Kedar Best. Philip Alston acknowledged a Deed of bargain & Sale to Thomas Blanchett a nd on Motion the same is ordered to be registered. Bute County, North Carolina Minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sess ions, 1767-1779 14 May 1772 Ordered that William Jane be Overseer of the Road from the Fork of the roa ds Leading to Brinkleys to the County Line, and that he keep the same in r epair with the Taxables belonging to Philip Alston, Thomas Blanchett, Jo hn Wiggins, William Mathews, Joseph Brewer.229 [] BLANCHETT CENSUS RECORDS 1771 BLANCHETT PETER Bute County NCNC Early Census Index NCS1a3230 25 1773 BLANCHETT PETER Bute County NCEarly Tax ListNC Early Census Ind ex NC5356952 1771 BLANCHETT THOMAS Bute County NCNC Early Census Index NCS1a3230 27 1773 BLANCHETT THOMAS Bute County NCEarly Tax ListNC Early Census In dex NC5356953 1786 BLANCHETT HENRY Warren Co NC 004 Weathers Dist St or col cens NC Early Census Index NCS1a3 23017 1820 BLANCHETT PHILLIP Warren County NC 800 Warrenton Fed Pop Schedule NC 1820 Federal Census Ind ex NC320114189 1786 BLANCHETT THOMAS JR. Warren County NC 001 Weathers Dist State or colonial census NC Early Cens us Index NCS1a323028 1786 BLANCHETT THOMAS JR. Warren County NC 001 Weathers District State or colonial census NC Early C ensus Index NCS1a323030 1786 BLANCHETT THOMAS SR Warren County NC 001 Weathers District State or colonial census NC Early C ensus Index NCS1a323029 1786 BLANCHETT THOMAS SR Warren County NC 001 Weathers District State or colonial census NC Early C ensus Index NCS1a323031 1770 Bute Co, NC, Taxables, by the Sheriff, PETER BLANCHETT 1771 Bute Co, NC, Taxables, by Thomas Eaton, PETER BLANCHETT;THOMAS BLAN CHETT FOR HUDSON BLANCHETT 1792 Warren Co, NC, tax lists, Capt Cheek's Dist., THOMAS BLANCHETT, SR, 4 50 acres (he may be over taxable age); THOMAS BLANCHETT 300 ACRES;WILLI AM BLANCHETT 0 ACRES [] Granville County Tithables 1757 - Possibly by D. Harris Thos. Blanchit [] 1790 STOKES COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA CENSUS Last NameGiven Names12345 BlanchettPeter10100 [] Some Bute County, North Carolina Taxables Taken from xerographic copies from the North Carolina Archive records http://members.aol.com/vafdking/butetx.htm 1771 - by Thomas Eaton Thos. Blanchet for Hudson Blanchet [] http://www.mindspring.com/~jsruss/colonial/Eaton1754.htm Muster Roll of the Regiment in Granville County under the command of Co l. William Eaton as taken at a General Muster of the said Regiment 8 Octob er 1754 William Person Lieut. Col. James Paine Major 71 Richard Acock 72 Francis Acock 75 Thomas Blancet [] 1790 NC Census Index GenealogyLibrary.com Page 667 Name State County Location Page Year Age Sex Age Ranges Census Type Blanchet, HenryNC WARREN CO.076 179001-00-01-00-00 [] Is this a Huguenot or Walloon family?Many immigrated to Virginia.---RC M [] Posted By: Andy Blackard Subject: Thomas Blancett of Rowan/Bute NC 1768-> Post Date: March 15, 2001 at 09:07:02 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/messages/110.html Forum: Blanchett Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/ I am researching the English BLACKARD family and our surname was usually m isspelled as was yours making our research difficult.The early Blackar ds appeared in Rowan, Caswell and Bute Counties in NC around 1755-1780. O ur branch later settled in Patrick County, VA after passing through Stok es Co. NC where the Blancet is also seen.I am trying to determine if cer tain individuals spelled BLANCET/BLANCETT are actually BLACKARDS. Specific ally, a Thomas that is listed on the 1768 Rowan county, NC tax list and th en appears to have moved to Bute Co. NC where he took his oath of allegian ce 1774-1779 along with a Hudson Blancet and is recorded the the Warren/Bu te Co. Deed books in the 1770s.My Blackard ancestors appear in the sa me time in the same places, even Patrick Co, VA. Has anyones research ti ed Thomas Blancet/Blancett of Rowan/Bute Co NC and Joel Blancit/Blanc et of Patrick Co., VA and Stokes/Surry Co., NC into your family tree? Posted By: Betty J. Blanscet of Arkansas Subject: Re: PETER BLANCETT-1700'S (WV/GA) Post Date: December 25, 1999 at 10:15:04 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/messages/67.html Forum: Blanchett Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/ I am searching for information on John Blanscet, who was the son of Pet er Blancett. I am not sure which Peter. The Peter you refer to, may possib ly be related. John was from Jackson County, Alabama and relocated to Mari on County, Tennessee. John was married to Catherine Conaster.This inform ation has been retrieved from the "Blanscet Dill Families" Genealogy resea rch, based on information derived from the "Andrew Jackson & Mariana (Kilg ore) Blanscet" history.Census: 1850 Grundy County, Tennessee & Census: 18 60 Marion County, Arkansas.I am also very much interested in further kno wledge of the Blanchett/Blancett/Blanscet/Blansett...etc. name changing th roughout the years.I am the daughter of Hiram Beeson Blanscet, son of Th omas Jefferson & Tennessee Jane (Beeson) Blanscet, son of Andrew Jacks on & Marianna (Kilgore) Blanscet.We have traced our roots back as f ar as West Virginia/Georgia/Alabama/Tennessee/Arkansas. Posted By: Glenda Thacker Subject: Peter-LeRoy-Wm. Martin of VA, AL & KY Post Date: September 03, 1999 at 19:32:19 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/messages/55.html Forum: Blanchett Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/ My Blancett line is: "Old" Peter Blancett born ca 1741 in VA & died aft er 1812 in TN or AL; then his son Peter (of Peter's Pond) Blancett, born 1 760/70 in VA & married Lucy ____ who he probably divorced (legally or no t) and took another wife Josephine Whetstien & died 1830/40 in Jackson Co ., AL; then his son LeRoy Blancet, born ca 1803 in Wayne co., KY & marri ed Sarah Parks & died 1860/70 in Jackson Co., AL; and his son William Mart in Blancett, born Nov 26, 1838 & who married Lydia Lavonna Ann Sayne on F eb 2, 1864 in Nashville & died Dec 29, 1912 in Butler Co., KY. Posted By: John Speight Subject: Peter and Lucy - Virginia and North Carolina Post Date: October 26, 1999 at 06:19:46 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/messages/60.html Forum: Blanchett Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/ I found Lucy Blancett, b. abt 1768 VA living with Malinda Glidewell, b. a bt 1801 NC and family (no husband present for either) in Stokes Co, NC 18 50 census for Meadows Dist. Who was Malinda's husband? Who were the äccept ed children of Peter B. Jr. and Lucy? I'm researching the possibility th at Blancett became Plancet in at least one instance in Stokes co, NC. Than ks. John Speight Lilburn, GA Posted By: Glenda Thacker Subject: Blancett, Blanscet, Blanchett, Blanchard Post Date: January 01, 2000 at 11:08:21 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/messages/69.html Forum: Blanchett Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/ My research has found that the spelling of the name has no relationsh ip to the kinship until the 20th century when people usually were more lik ely to know how to spell their own name. I've found related Blancet membe rs public records found these ways: Blancet, Blanscet, Blanset, Blancot, B lanscet, and even Blonset. And the ending can be either one or two "t"s. I 've also found it Blancette. Posted By: Claudia Lyn Kirlin Subject: Re: PETER BLANCETT-1700'S (WV/GA) Post Date: December 30, 1998 at 21:55:53 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/messages/9.html Forum: Blanchett Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blanchett/ I have the following children for Peter Blancett: James Blancett Alexander Blancett Lorin Lorine Blancett John Blancett Sally Blancett Elizabeth Blancett Peter Blancett Jr. Joel Blancett (b-April 7, 1761 Amelia County Virginia) Leroy Blancett (b-1804 in KY, d-1870 Jackson Co AL, and I have addition al info on children) Archibald Dicklen Blancett Sr.(b-1822) Harden L. Blancett (b-1839 Patrick County VA) Posted By: Marlene Lawrence Haskin Subject: Re: BLANSETT: Origin of name Post Date: August 03, 2000 at 14:24:48 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blansett/messages/79.html Forum: Blansett Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blansett/ The origin of the name Blanchett starts with John Blanchett of Prince Geor ge County, then in Amelia County, Virginia. John Blanchett or Blanchet cou ld neither read nor write. His will was written on June 23, 1757 in Amel ia County, Virginia and surname was written as "Blanshard." The will was s igned with his "x" mark for John Blanshard. If you have a copy of the original will, y ou will see written on the left corner "JOHN BLANCHET WILL."In 1758 h is widow "ELIZABETH BLANCHETT" PURCHASED 3 COWS & CALVES & HEIFERS," at T HE ESTATE OF JOHN BLANCHET, DECED. Widow "Elizibeth Blanchets" signed her mark which was an "E". The children named in John Blanchet's will wer e:Isaac, John, Isabella Belcher, Thomas, Robert, William, Elizabeth Broo ks, Edward, and Peter. Some researchers believe John Blanchet's wife was Elizabeth Stanley. My lineage in the Blanchet family is through Peter Blanchett, Sr. left Vir ginia and lived for a while in North Carolina, but before leaving Amelia C ounty he married and had a son that was named Joel Blanchet. Joel was bo rn April 7, 1761 in Amelia County, Virginia according to his Revolutiona ry War Pension records. He and his father moved to Henry Co., Virgin ia by 1777 when Peter Blanchette's name appears on the list of those th at signed signed the oath of allegience to the Commonwealth of Virginia. P eter Blanchett, Sr. lived in that part of Henry Co. that later became Patr ick Co., Virginia. Peter Blanchet, Sr. wife's name is unknown, but he h ad sons Peter, Jr., Archibald, Joel, and Henry. My family lineage is proba bly through Peter Blanchet, Jr. and his wife Lucy. Her maiden name is n ot known, nor the date and place of their marriage. Peter and Lucy had a s on William M. (Madison?) Blanchet in 1794 in Patrick County, Virgini a. It is probable that Peter and Lucy's first child was James born 1790, P eter, III born 1792, and my William M. Blanchet born 1794. This date is fr om his War of 1812 Pension file. His parents Peter and Lucy Blanchet are l isted on his Patrick County, Virginia marriage license when he married f or the third time to Mary Fulcher on May 27, 1878 at the age of 84 year s. His mother Lucy Blanchet is listed on the 1820 Census residing next do or to Joel Blanchet. William M. Blanchet remained in Patrick County, Virgi nia where he and his wife Susannah Beasley raised a family. There are thr ee generations of Blanchets with the middle initial "M". William M., Jam es M. (called Mat), and David Madison son of James William Blancett. The o ther Blanchet families moved to Ky., Tenn., Alabama, Missouri and ? Pet er Jr. remarried and ended up in Jackson County, Alabama. Peter Blanchet I II ended up in Schuyler Co., Missouri. So the name was originally Blanch et with one line Blanshard, to Blanchit, Blancett, and Blansett. Posted By: Marlene Lawrence Haskin Subject: Re: BLANSETT: Origin of name Post Date: July 17, 2000 at 18:19:39 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blansett/messages/76.html Forum: Blansett Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blansett/ John Blanchett/Blanchet/Blanchard of Amelia Co., Va.will (Jun 4, 1757) lis ts heirs: wife Elizabeth, sons Robert, Isaac, Henry, John, William, Thoma s, Edward, and Peter. Names in will spelled Blanchet and Blanchard. Wid ow signs her mark to Eliz. Blanchet. My lineage is spelled Blanchet, Blanc et, Blancet, Blancett, and finally Blansett. I descend from Peter Blanche t, Sr. Henry Co., Virginia. It is French. Posted By: Deb Subject: Re: BLANSETT: Origin of name Post Date: June 02, 2000 at 14:57:33 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blansett/messages/68.html Forum: Blansett Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blansett/ Hello!I just read your post and I too am trying to find info on my fami ly the Blansits. I was told by my grandfather that the spelling of my na me had been changed over the years. In Alabama we spell it Blansit.Anoth er branch in Missouri and Arkansas spell it Blancet. So far I have learn ed the Blansits were French and they immigrated here as Huguenots. I belie ve my ancestor was William Blanchett and his wife was Nancy Hammond. Th ey were suppose to have left Europe through Amsterdam. I have not learn ed of any earlier info. I would love to share info with you as it becom es availabe. Please let me know of any info you might have. Posted By: Deb Subject: Re: BLANSETT: Origin of name Post Date: August 05, 2000 at 20:18:27 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blansett/messages/80.html Forum: Blansett Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/blansett/ I am a Blansit living in Alabama. I have been told that my line descend ed from a William Blanchett married to an Elizabeth Hammond. I was told th ey immigrated here from Germany and the Hammonds were Huguenots fleeing re ligious persecution. I am not sure which William I am descended from. I pl ace his era around the 1700s. My line runs William to Clement to James New ton to Chester to my father and myself. Do you have any info on my li ne of Blansits or know if my William is connected to the William you menti oned? My Blansits settled in Jackson County, Al. and then to Dekalb Count y. Also, Clement's widow took her younger children and fled to Missouri du ring the Civil War. There is a connection between my line of Blansits a nd the Missouri Blansits. Please share any info you might have. Deb [] Thomas Blancet, Richard and Francis Acock listed on Granville County, N C, muster roll 8 Oct 1754. [] The Journey to Manakin Town, Virginia, in 1700 http://huguenot-manakin.org/huguenothist.htm Account of the emigration, copied with permissionfrom In River Time: T he Way of the James, by Ann Matthews Woodlief (Chapel Hill: Algonquin Book s, 1985), pp. 82-84. Major sources of information: Richard P. Maury's "T he Huguenots in Virginia" and "The French Huguenot Frontier Settleme nt of Manakin Town," James L. Bugg, Jr. in The Virginia Magazine of Histo ry and Biography, V. 61, Oct. 1953, 359-94. More recently published is T he Diligence and the Disappearance of Manakintowne's Huguenots by Allis on Wehr Elterich (Spartenburg, SC: Reprint Company, 1999). "In 1700 the frontier was still just upstream a ways, in the more hosti le world of granite, islands, and rapids above the tidewater. In July a sh ip [the Mary Ann] sailed into Hampton filled with 207 Huguenots, exiled f or years from their cozy, prosperous villages in France, who hoped to bui ld a French Protestant town in the Norfolk area. They were welcomed by Gov ernor Nicholson with disturbing news; their destination had been changed a nd they were to go up the James. William Byrd I, inheritor of land in t he Falls area and influential in the colony, had had the last word on the ir fate. They were to settle in the wilderness above the Fall Line, securi ng that land for the white man. The omens were all foreboding at Jamestown where the prospective settle rs had to transfer to smaller boats that could negotiate the curls. The to wn had recently burned for the third time and so had been abandoned as a c apital. Sickness was still prevalent, and many of the French proved as vul nerable as the earlier settlers. As they learned more details about the re quirements of survival on the frontier, especially without a navigable wat erway, they became even more apprehensive, for their skills were tho se of business, not farming. Not surprisingly, many chose to desert her e. Only 120 trusted themselves to the small boats and the currents of t he James. Almost immediately a boat that was filled with goods sank, claim ed by the rough waters. This last leg of the voyage, overcast by dread and illness, must have be en the worst. They passed the site of an earlier settlement called World 's End, made the left turn into the Fall zone, and landed at the tiny trad ing outpost of rude houses around Shockoe Creek. Loading what was le ft of their supplies onto borrowed wagons, they trudged through the thi ck forests, following a faint path more than twenty miles into land long a go cleared by the Monacan Indians on the south bank of the river. Their ea rs still rang with the rushing of water over granite that would block the ir boats from the outside world of commerce. But the key to their surviv al lay in the unusually fertile floodplain of that same river. It was a desperate fall and winter as the ill-prepared settlers used up th eir meager supplies, especially when another group of more than a hundr ed Huguenots arrived in October expecting to find a thriving town. [Thr ee other ships arrived on the James and the Rappahannock Rivers: the Pet er and Anthony, the Nassau, and one whose name is not known. All told, 5 00 prospective settlers boarded, but far fewer settled at Manakin Town.] ] Friction developed between the leaders, meaning that the new group h ad to hack out a settlement several miles downstream. Soon, though, Byrd a nd Governor Nicholson proved their support by soliciting charitable donati ons throughout the colony. The ensuing generosity proved justified, for wi thin a year the French had learned to be adept farmers, growing fruit a nd fat cattle on their bottom land, and establishing trade, not warfare, w ith neighboring Indians. Although plans had been drawn for a French-style village around a centr al square, with outlying farmland along the river, these never proved prac tical. The fertility of the piedmont floodplain encouraged the Huguenot s, like the Monacans before them, to live more separately than they had in tended, becoming a segmented agrarian society which stretched back from fi ve miles of river bank. In time, they too lost their cohesive identi ty by intermarrying and moving to other rivers." [] 33211 Contact: Unknown <[email protected]> ID: I3285 Name: Thomas BLANSETT Given Name: Thomas Surname: Blansett Sex: M Birth: BEF 1780 Death: BEF 17 JUL 1785 Note: approximate date of death based on property granted to his heir 178 5. Event: Military American Revolution PROP: 1000 Acres 27 JUL 1785 North Carolina Note: Pierce's Register. Vol. X, Page 272, Number 1929. granted to heir of Thomas BLANSETT, Corpral 84 months in service. 1000 acres within the limits of the lands allotted the officers and soldie rs of the Continental Line, by law, 1783 October 14: July 27 85. [] Barbados, Virginia and North Carolina Families Associated with 1748 Litt le Fishing Creek, Edgecombe County NC Land Grant 1785 E. Blanchett and Bill Blanchard witnessed the will of James May to in Franklin Co [NC] possible Barbadoes affiliation 1680 John Blanchet 1715 John Blanchet 1819 William Blanchett [] SURNAMES: BLANCHET * CLOYD * JAMES James K. Blanscett Friday, November 19, 1999 JAMES C. BLANCHET (BLANCET/BLANSETT) listed as having been born in SMYTH C O, VIRGINIA about 1841. Parents listed as EPHRAIM BLANCHET (BLANCET) and R HODA J. NICHOLS from NORTH CAROLINA. Looking for information on EPHRAIM BL ANCHET (BLANCET) and RHODA J. NICHOLS, specifically, marriage record, a nd parents for EPHRAIM BLANCHET (BLANCET). Ancestor, ASA BLANCHET, report ed to have come from England about 1632 and settled in Upper Virginia(WY TH CO area). Father's name may be WILLIS or WILLIAM BLANCHETT. Sir name di fferent spellings: BLANSET, BLANCET, BLANCHET, BLANSETT, BLANCETT, BLANCHE TT, BLANSETTE, BLANCETTE, BLANCHETTE, BLANSCETT. Also looking for JOEL BLA NCHETT (1760-1770), JOHN BLANCHETT (died 1758), ROBERT BLANCHETT (birth ab out 1657), ELIZA BLANCETT (born abt 1650). Family groupings for the BLANC ET family during the period of 1650 TO 1800 living in the WYTH CO. area wo uld be desireable. [] Blanchet French family of harpsichord and piano makers. They were active from the e nd of the 17th century to the mid-19th. Their shop was successful from t he beginning - François Couperin's large harpsichord was a Blanchet - b ut reached its peak in the mid-18th century, when it became 'facteur des c lavessins du Roi'. Third-generation members in particular, including Franç ois Etienne (ii) (c. 1730-66) and his co-worker and successor Pascal Taski n, were renowned for craftsmanship and skilled reworking of 17th-century F lemish instruments. The firm built its first upright piano in 1827: its hi gh-quality small uprights were widely imitated. Note: Concise Grove, based on the 20-volume New Grove Dictionary of Mus ic and Musicians, was published in 1988. For more contemporary informati on and updated listings, the New Grove II, published in January 2001, is a vailable in printed and online versions: www.grovemusic.com. [] http://www.patch.net/wills/wb3.html 76.Nov. Ct. 1780. Acct. Est. HENRY FOOTE, dec'd., by HENRY SHEARIN o ne of the Extrs. Mentions: Tobacco at Halifax & at Newbern; Rec'ts. fr. M r. FOOTE'sbooks; Mr. MILLER for RONALDSON & Co.; ROSE's Store; HENRY SHE ARIN's acct. WILLIAM BALTHROP ALLAN LOVE WILLIAM GREEN JOHN LAUGHTER ABSOLEM LANCASTER THOMPSON MARY BLANCHETT THOMAS MILLER GEORGE NORSWORTHY STACY WILLIAM HANSELL JOS.TAYLOR,Esq. WILLIAM COLCLOUGH EDWARDS WILMOTT EGERTON JAMES STILES NATHANIEL BAXTER DARNALL RICHARD PICKRILL HENRY GLOVER MATTHEW ROBERSON JESSE BELL THOMAS HARTON SARAH BURGES Dr. PALMER Capt. BROWN 82. 14 Feb.1781; Feb. Ct.1781. Est. CHARLES DANIEL, dec'd; AME(Y) DANIE L, Admrx. Bond for l00,000 Pds. to Gov. ABNER NASH. Sec:JESSE PERSON & R ICHARD ACOCK. [] Abstracts of Warren Co., N.C. Will Book 4 35. (A) Will of PHILLIP ALSTON. 18 Nov.1783;July Ct.1784. Wife WINNEFRE D; Sons WILLIAM, THOMAS W. & PHILIP G. ALSTON, Extrs.: Dtrs. ELIZABETH WIL LIAMS & WINNEFRED COCKE; Son SAMUEL (a minor). Describes land bought fr om WILLIAM ALSTON, 'Bobs Place', on Blanchets Branch adj. BLANCHETT, ne ar Mill Path & on the Maple Swamp, Buck Branch & Ginnys Branch, adj. his s on Tommy's line. Wit: STEPHEN MARSHALL (Jurat), SAMUEL MARSHALL (Jurat), J OHN HARVEAY & SALLEY CROSSLAND. [] http://blackardnc.tripod.com/Bibliography/LouiseFuller.htm Report #1- Charles Blackard, Williams, Blancet, Snow, Alston, Hudson, Blan chard 1761 Phillip Alston to Thomas Blanchott deed 1762 Thomas Blanchott deed 1797 Estate sale of Jeffries - E. Blanchett [] |
More About Mary Blanchett:
Religion: Huguenot descendant?
Marriage Notes for Robert Acock and Mary Blanchett:
[myersfamily3.GEDjuly05.GED]
http://www.andyblackard.com/HTML/EarlyBlackardNeighborhoods/ThomasBlancet. html
1780
Bride: Mary Blanchett
Groom: Robert Acock
Bond Date: 25 Jul 1780
County: Warren
Record #: 01 001
Bondsman: Abner Acock<<<<the uncle of Robert [if Francis is the s on of Richard and Mary]
Witness: Thos Macken
Bond #: 000159628
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Bride: Lucy Blanchett
Groom: James Dowlen
Bond Date: 06 Jun 1781
County: Warren
Record #: 01 061
Bondsman: Thomas Blansit<<<<father of Mary?
Witness: Thos Macken<<<<same witness for Mary and Robert
Bond #: 000160476
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Warren County Marriages - Prior to 1800
donated by Nola Duffy
http://www.lofthouse.com/warren/wcmar1.htm
Blanchett - Acock Marriages
Acock, Robert - Blanchett, Mary25 Jul 1780
Blanchett, Hudson - Floyd, Edith07 Apr 1783
King, Allen - Acock, Temperance24 Dec 1798
Acock, Abner - Harper, Sarah07 Jul 1778
Acock, Ransome - Dowtin, Elizabeth30 Jul 1802
Aycock, Abner - White, Nancy16 Nov 1829
Aycock, Abner -Bartlette, Sarah 01 Nov 1854
Aycock, Augustus - S Aycock, Mary M 02 Jan 1854
Aycock, Clabour- Arrington, Nancy09 Mar 1825
Aycock, Doctor L - Bennett, Lucetta W 22 Dec 1851
Aycock, Henry- Blackburn, Elizabeth05 Dec 1828
Aycock, Henry H -Balthrop, Nancy02 Jan 1850
Aycock, Henry H. - Balthrop, Nancy02 Jan 1805
Aycock, John T - Shearin, Martha B13 Feb 1844
Aycock, Joseph H - King, Amy01 Mar 1828
Aycock, Ransome - Patrick, Taba.18 May 1818
Aycock, Robert L - Christial, Emily 28 Jan 1853
Aycock, Samuel - Sledge, Lucy02 Feb 1820
Aycock, Samuel - Conn, Sally Ann27 Nov 1860
Aycock, Ann E. - Davis, Thomas H.23 Jun 1825
Aycock, Elizabeth - Lancaster, Alfred H06 Dec 1839
Ayecocke, Suzan - Lancaster, Lemuel10 Dec 1821
Aycock, Henry - Bennett, Maria18 Apr 1836
Bennett, Maria - Aycock, Henry18 Apr 1836
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If Mary is the daughter of Thomas Blanchett who was in the militia with Fr ancis Acock, then she would have married Francis' son Robert.The nam es of Thomas Blanchett and Francis Acock show up together on many Warren/B ute County records, sometimes listed next to each other or otherwise ve ry closely together.That their children would marry is not unlikely.-- -RCM
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Some Bute County, North Carolina Taxables
Taken from xerographic copies from the North Carolina Archive records
1766 – in Baptist District
Thomas Turner
James Sainsing
Henry Temple
Peter Sainsing
Thomas Welks
Thomas Hay
John Wiyet
Chritefor Robbonson
James Prince
William Powell
James Thompson
William Hudson<<<<
William Cooper
John Langston
Richard Bennitt
William Tucker
Peter Smart
Peter Davis
William Cunenham
Charls Blackard
John Mclown
John Wiggins
Joseph Person
Joseph Brewer
John Golightly
John Pegram
William Cheek
Canon Cooper
Phillip Self
John Mottlow
Benjamin Cooper
David Melown
John Brown
John Macielle
Richard Acock<<<<
Thomas Clark
Daniel Medow
Joseph Duke
Jemeriah Neal
Charls Metholone
Simon Mclown
William Bobbitt
Joshua Capps
Lues Bobbitt
Orata Capps
John Duke
Willeby Self<<<<?
Peter Green
Thomas Blancht<<<<
William Duke
John Williams
Henry Hudson<<<<
Phillip Alston
Abrim Green
Enoch Powell
John Green
John Tucker
Joseph Harris
John Taber
Thomas Harris
Richard Maddray
Moses Harris
William Mangum
Wil. Bobbitt
Chamblin Hugon
Thomas Marshal? (lined out)<<<<?
Joseph Green
1770 by "Sheriff" (grouped by first letter of last name with some potenti al duplication present)
Saml. Cole
David Bennitt
Jos. Childrish
John Brown
James Cook
Peter Blanchett<<<<
Thos. Crabb
John Benson
Jno. Crabb
Hazelwood Catlet
Jno. Curtice
Thomas Crabb
Wm. Cole
Daniel Carroll
Haselwood Cattler
James Coppidge
Jno. Carr
Horatia Capps
Michl. Dafron
Giles Driver Jr.
Waugh Darnold
Jane Davis
Martin Dickerson
Giles Driver
Griffin Dickerson
Edmund Denson
Thomas Dickson
Martin Dickerson
Jno. Davis
William Dickerson
Jno. Dunbar
Joseph Duncon
Giles Driver Sr.
John Dealwood
Jane Davis
Waugh Darnol (possibly Jr.)
Heza. Duglis
Thomas Denton
Wm. Daen
James Dulin
Reubin Holloway
--- Davis
Edward Hudson<<<<
Edward Derham
Heny. Hudson<<<<
William Dye
Thomas Huckaby
George Elmore
Geor. Thomas
Sarah Eggerton
Nathan Hall
John Evans, decd.
Elmore Hinly
Anthony Edwards
Thos. Hathcock
William Ferrill
Jno. Hall
Joseph Farr
Jno. Jeffreys
John George
Joseph Jeffreys
Thomas Gay
Robert Johnson
John Greggs Jr.
James Kelly
Charles Goodman
Mary King
William Hancock
Joseph Kimball
Augustine Hunnicut
Richd. King
Nathan Hill
John Landman
John Hall
Jno. Long
Arthur Hicks
Jacob Lewis<<<<?
John Hines
David Anthony
William Harris
Jeremiah Anderson
William Howell
William Archer
Isaac House
Danl. Bagwell
Thomas Harris, decd.
James Butler
John Hudson<<<<
John Butler
Jesse Hunter
Moses Beho
Philip Jane
Benjamin Byrd
Thomas Jackson
Benjamin Bonner
Enoch Day
Reynold Brightwell
Joseph Jeffreys
William Brock
William Jarrott
Ann Bennitt
Robert Allen Jones
John Bennitt
1771 – by Thomas Eaton
Benjamin Person and Abram Farrow
Mary Acock and son Robert<<<<<<<<<<
Richard Jones and Moses Kinnel and son Fr—k
John Wiggins Jr.
Will. King
Joseph Brewer for Hezekiah Brewer
Mrs. Sarah Johnston, Francis Thornton, Will. Hall and Geo. Betty
Job Self<<<<????
Judith Cellars and son Thomas
John Smith
Daniel Pegram and son E---
Daniel Meadows
Geo. Pegram
Howell Mangum
Francis Riggan
Orasha Capps
John Colclough and Samuel Walker
Richard Acock Jr., John Acock, Abner Acock, and Matthew Goodrick<<<<
John Harris and son John
Jesse Rowland Jr., Frederick Rowland, and Jesse Rowland
John Laughter, John Felts, and Jordan Felts
James Sainsing
Daniel Sledge and sons James and Arthur
Burgess Rives
Mrs. Sarah Thompson
Jesse Person
Samuel Thompson
James Powel?
Turner H. Christian
John Capps
Adam Milurn and son Lewis
Peter Sainsing and Charles Simmons
John James Baird
Jordan Rowland
John Simmons
William Rowland
Charles Kimball
Isaac Hudson and John Hudson<<<<
John Mosely
Wilough Self<<<<?
Nathl. Nicholson
Thos. Brewer
William Cheek and son John and Richd. Hopkins
James Prince and son John
John Thompson
James Gardner
Joshua Capps and Zachariah Brewer
Charles Bartholomew
Francis Capps
W--- Jean and son Edmund
Jacob Mosly
Peter B---chet
William Acock<<<<
Thos. Blanchet for Hudson Blanchet<<<<
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Oath of Allegiance - Bute Co. NC
Submitted by Shirley ([email protected])
The Oath
I will bare faithful and true allegiance to the State of North Carolina an d
will truly endeavor to support maintain and defend the Independent Goverm' t
thereof against George the third King of Great Britain and his successors
and the attempts of any other persons, prince, power, State, or potenta
who by secret are treason conspire copies or by open force shall attempt t o
subject the same and I will in every respect conduct myself as a peacef
orderly subject and that I will disclose and make known to the Governor (o r)
some member of the Council of State or some Justice of the Superior Cour ts
or of the peace all treason conspiracies and attempts committed or intende d
against the State which shall come to my knowledgeso help you Go d.
The Oath had to be adminstered by justices of their districts to qualify
the men to vote for members in the election.
Miscellaneous County Records 1774-1804.The men had to sign the oath to
vote in the election.
William Alston's District
Henry AlstonThos. Whitmell AlstonAbraham Andrews
Gray AndrewsJohn BarnesJacob Bass
Solomon BassTheophilus BassJacob Bass
Benja. Bell (?)George BivenWaterman Boatman
John BrownJohn BroomThomas Capps
John CheekRobert Cooper, Junr.Robert Cooper, Sr.
Wm. Cooper Junr.Jiles DavisThomas Davis
Wm. EarlesCharles GantLewis Gant
Dempsey GatlinJessey GatlinThads. Gooding, Junr.
Peter GoodwinTheophilus GoodwinEphram Gordan
John GriffithJohn Griggs[L.C. ?] Griggs
Robert GriggsJames GuptonStephen Gupton
John HaisThomas HaisRichd. Ham
Solomon HarrissThos. Hays, Junr.Rob. Hill
Jno. HoofElisha HunterHenry Jackson
David JarniganJohn JarritJohn Johnson
Matthew JohnsonJohn JonesThos. Mayfield
Nicholas MurphreyBen PerryJoshua Perry, Junr.
Joshua Perry Senr. - Refused to signJohn Person
Joshua PinnellRichd. PinnellRichd. Rancom/Ransom?
Gabrill RayAbsolem RushBenj. Rush
Benj. Rush, Junr.Churchwell RushSpencer Rush
William SandersEdward ScarbrowJohn Smart
James TeryAmos ThomasJohn Thornton
Samuel ThorntonSolomon ThorntonWilliam Tillery
Joel WalkerJohn WalkerWilliam Walker
John WatkinsJno. Watkins, Junr.Samuel Williams
Sol. WilliamsWm. WilliamsJohn Woodroof
Robert Young
Captain Weathers' District
ABNER ACOCKJNO. ACOCKRICD. ACOCK
Phill AlstonChas. Bartholomew
George BennRichd. BennittGeorge Bettey
HUDSON BLANCHETTHOS. BLANCHETTThos Brewer
Shadrack BrunerCalep CappsFrancis Capps
Henry CappsJno. CappsOrasha Capps
Sirus CheekWm. CheekSolomon Cooper
Wm. CooperBuckner DavisBurrel Davis
Peter DavisRobt. DeanJas. Dowlin
Abraham Green, Junr.Abraham Green, Senr.Jno. Green
Jonah GreenJas. GregeryThos.Griggs
Amos HarrisJoel HarrisJno. Harris
Joseph HarrisHENRY HUDSONWm. Jean
Edmond KearneyChas. MARSHALLSaml. MARSHALL
Stephen MARSHALLWm. MatthisJas. Merritt
Saml. MorrisJeremiah NealBenja. Person, Sen r.
Henry PersonJessey PersonSaml. Person
Wm. PersonHonorous PowellWm. Powell
Jno. RadfordBurgis ReavesJordan Roland
Chas. SaintsingJas. SaintsingJas. Sledge
Jno. ThompsonJno. Tucker, Junr.Jno. Tucker, Senr.
Wm. TuckerJos. TurnerJno. Wethers
Sampson WigginsBrittain WillefordJas. Jno. Williams
Captain Milner's District
Ezekieh AbbittWaddington AbbottChristopher Babb
Moses BabbMoses BabbWm. Babb
James BarrowJohn Bouals/BooalsWm. Booals
William BrickleEnus ByrdJesse Byrd
Jn. Byrd, Jur.Nedum ByrdJohn Carr
Joshua CoggainDemcey ConyearsEligah Denby
James DenbyEdmd. DensonJohn Edwards
Eli EleyJosiah EleyWm. Eley
SamuelFowlerHenry FulghamKemp Gooloe
John GordinRichd. HaswellH. Hill
Hinds HilsmanGeorge HuntHenry Hunt
Jas. HuntJohn HuntMoses Hunt
N. HuntThos. HuntJohn Jackson
Councill Jones (don't know if this is a given name or a position - did not
have time to check)Jacob JonesJohn King
Jon MasseyPatervills MilnerJohn Moody
Jas. MorayClem MullinsJonah Murray
Thos. NelmsEligh NormonWm. Pace
Burrell Perrey, Senr. refused to signDaniel Potter
Francis RackleyMills RackleyPerson Rackley
Person rackley, Junr.Dadrick RackleyCharles Raley
Reioburn RansomJerret SandyRichd. Simmonds
John simonsJohn Simons, Junr.John Simons Sn.
Wm. SimonsEligah StallingsElis Stallings
Elisha StallingsJosiah StallingsMoses Stallings
Moses StallingsReubin StallingsSiler Tasley
John TierslyFrancis timberlakeWm. Timons
Phillip VinsonJas. WalkerWilliam Ward
Wm. Yeats
Captain Colclough's district (Oaths were taken by Cpt. James Paine, J.P.)
Isaac AcreeWilliam AcreeAugustine Balthrop
William BalthropJohn BaxterNathl Baxter
James BellJesse BellSamuel Bell
Thomas BellAllen BurtonBassit Burton
Jeremiah BushSamuel CarpenderGeorge Carrell
William CarrellDrury ChristianGideon Christian
John ColcloughWilliam ColcloughJames Coleman
John ColemanD?elly DarnaldEdward Durham
John DurhamWilliam DurhamWilliam Durham, Jr.
John Gilreath - refused Oath William Gilreath - refused Oath
Thomas HallJohn HarrisSaml Harris
Howell HartonThomas HartonSolomon Higgins
John HillsWilliam HillsRICHARD HUDSON
Peter JacksonSolomon JacksonJoseph Jefferas
Phillip JohnsonBritain JonesFredrick Jones
Henry JonesJames JonesRichard Jones
Laurance KnolesWilliam KnolesJoseph Martin
James MealerReubin MerritThos Miller
Thomas Miller, Jr.James MoseleyJesse Moseley
John MoseleyJohn Moseley, Jr.Adom Mylam
James MylamLewis MylamJames Myrick
George NorsworthyJames NorsworthyWilliam Owen
Daniel PegramEdward PegramGeorge Pegram
Captain Ferrell's District
Frances BradleyJohn BrewerGiles Driver
Shaw DriverBryantFerrellWilliam Fish
Bridges FreemanHenry FreemanHowel Freeman
William FreemanJohn HallMartin Hall
Jacob HeartsfieldWilliam HixWilliam Joiner
Thomas JonesThomas MartinJohn Martin
Bradley MedlenHenry Tiler MedlenRyal Medlen
Shadrack MedlenJohn MullensJohn Norries
John Banister PipenJacob PowelIsaac Pipen
Lewis PowelKirby SandersThomas Sanders
Richard SmithClaten SowelWilliam Taunt/Tant?
Philip TaylorIsham WeathersElias Wren
Moses WrenSamuel Wright
Mr. Norris District
Goodridge AlfordIsaac alfordIsum alford
John AlfordJohn AmossBridges Arendell
Thomy ArendellJames BradleyLewis Bradley
William BradleyBenjamin BrewerJohn Brewer
Benjamin Bun(n)Henry CoatsJames Cone
John CooleyJames ElletWilliam ellett
Frances FelpsJohn FerrillWilliam Ferrell
Jesse FreemanJohn FreemanJoseph Freeman
William FreemanMoses JoinerSam Jones
Donald McKinnishGibson MartinMicajah Mickelroy
William MoodeyJesse NorriJohn Norrise
Robert NorriesDrury PerryCharles Pope
Elijah PowelLemuel PowelFrederick Reaves
William ReavesJohn RichardsJohn Ross
William SandersElleck ThomlinsonJesse Weathers
Willis WeathersJames YoungJohn Young
William Young
Before Capt Matthew Thomas
David BirnettPhilip BoonWilliam Boon
Benjamin BoothEdward CarlileFrancis Carlile
Benjamin CookCharles CookJohn Cook
James CollinsJames CoppedgeFrederick Davis
Hollowell DensonSamuel DukeEli Eley
Isham GantJames GantEphraim Gilliam
Marcus GilliamJoseph GoswickTyre Hedgepeth
Nicholas HillRichd. HillRichard Hill (s on of Nicholas)
Nathan InguilshJohn JacksonWilliam Jackson
Josiah JohnsonJohn LeonardWilliam Leonard
William MorrissWilliam MorseArthor Murphey
James MurpheyMorgan MurrayWilliam Parker
Edward RichardsonWilliam RichardsonPeter Smart
William StuartDavid Vinson (Constable) David Vinson, Sr.
Drewry VinsonThomas VinsonWilliam Vinson
John WebbBenjamin westAseum Wester
Benjamin WestrayDanniell WestrayFrancis Wills
Britain WoodJames WoodWilliam Wood
Joshua YarbroughMicajah Yarbrough
Capt. William Borrough's District
Oaths were taken by Mr. Thos. Turner, J.P.
Drury BobbittIsham BobbittJno. Bobbitt, Sr.
Jno. Bobbitt, Jnr.Stephen BobbittBenj. Bradley
Peter BrinkleyJno. BurchWm. Burrough
Richd BushJohn CogginWm. Coggin
John CooptunJas. DardinJno. Davis
Jas. EgertonWillmut EgertonEdwd. Ellis
Jno FaulconNathl. FELTSRoland FELTS
Davd. FlukerDavd Gill, Sr.Jas. Gill
Alexander GoodwinSaml. HarperArchior Harris
Burwell HarrisChas. HarrisEdmund Harris
Edwin HarrisJas Harris, SrJno Harris
Joel HarrisJourdan HarrisMathew Harris
Michael HarrisNathl HarrisRobt Harris
Sterling HarrisGeorge HaselwoodRandolph Haselwood
Thos. HaselwoodWarrick HaselwoodJas. Hill
Edwd HolimanJacob HolimanNathan Holiman
Chamberlain HudsonChas JamesGeorge James
Isaac JamesJno. JonesThos Judkins
Jno. Lancaster, SrJno. Lancaster (Va.)Joel Lancaster
Laurance Lancaster Sr.Laurance Lancaster Jr.Wm. Lancaster
Isham LucyJno MadreyWm. Marcus
Isham MeadowsJethor MongerRichd Moss
John NewellJas NicholsonDavd Patterson
Lewis PattersonGeorge PetersonPeter Robertson
Wm RobertsonWm. RobertsonWm. Roland, Jr
Spencer SnowThos StandardSaml Tayler
Smal. WillefordThos WilliamsWm Williams
Thos Young
[]
Children of Robert Acock and Mary Blanchett are:
i. | Robert Eaton Acock, Jr, born Bet. 1781 - 1799 in Warren County, NC; died Mar 1861 in Polk County, MO; married (1) Jane; married (2) Lucy; born 1835 in Virginia; married (3) Margaret Walker Ewing 1824 in Logan County, KY; born 1806 in Logan County, KY; died 1842 in Polk County, MO. |
Notes for Robert Eaton Acock, Jr: [myersfamily3.GEDjuly05.GED] Abstract of Circuit Court Record Books 1846 - 1852 http://198.209.8.166/sheproom/Records/Nov1848.htm GREENE COUNTY, MISSOURI, CIRCUIT COURT CASES Book C. NOVEMBER 1848. p 283. State of Missouri Plaintiff vsMurder Ezekiel Merriman Defendant Now at this day comes 1 Christiana Matthews. 2 John McElhanon. 3 William S tokes. 4 Robert Acock. 5 Robert Ross. 6 Henry Scroggins. 7 Sarah Phillip s. 8 Martha Looney 9 Jesse H. Kelley. 10 Thos. Lemmon 11 David Ross. 12 Ja mes Johnson. 13 Daniel L. Malicoat. 14 George Matthews. 15 Barrett Lemmo n. Lemmon. 16 George Phillips. 17 Elbert S. Barrett. 18 Thomas K. Perryma n. 19 John Cook. 20 Wm. E. Williams. 21 Wilson Edwards. 22 Isaac Killingsw orth. 23 Wm. Killingsworth. 24 Green B. Adams, who severally acknowledg ed themselves to owe and stand justly indebted to the State of Missou ri in the sum of $50 to be levied of their respective goods and chattles l ands and tenements to be void upon this condition if they shall appe ar in their own proper person at the Court House in the city of Springfie ld on the first day of the next term of the Greene Circuit Court which wi ll be held on the third Monday after the fourth Monday in April, next, (18 49) and not depart the same without leave then this recognizance to be voi d, otherwise to remain full force power and effect. Thomas J. Bailey Plaintiff vsPetition to Forclo se Mortgage John Dixon Defendant Now at this day comes the said Plaintiff by his attorney, the Defendant be ing thrice called comes not but makes default. And it appearing to the sat isfaction of the Court that the said Defendant has been duly sumnoned in t his case, and it also appearing that the said suit is founded on a Mortga ge Deed made to secure the payment of a certain promissary note in writi ng which said Mortgage Deed and Promissory Note were seen and fully unders tood by the Court setting as a Jury. The Court do find that the said Defen dant is justly indebted to the said Plaintiff in the sum of _______ dolla rs his Debt and damages by him sustained by reason of the detention there of due as aforesaid and secured as aforesaid. It is therefore consider ed by the Court that the said Plaintiff have and recover of and from the s aid Defendant his debt and damages aforesaid together with his costs and c harges by him in this behalf laid out and expended and that the same be le vied of the real estate specified in the said Mortgage Deed which is descr ibed as follows to wit: the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Sect 2 of the E 1 /2 of Lots No. 1 and No. 2 of NW fractional 1/4 and W 1/2 of Lot N o. 2 NW fractional 1/4 of Sect No. 2, all in Township No. 27 of Range N o. 23 W. It is also further considered by the Court that if the Mortgag ed property be insufficient to satisfy said debt damages and costs that t he residue be levied of other goods and chattles lands and tenements of sa id Defendant for all of which execution may issue. || |
More About Robert Eaton Acock, Jr: Political: Sheriff of Todd County, KY |
ii. | Judith Acock, born 1783 in Warren County, NC245; died 1850; married Samuel Ross 07 Dec 1803; born 1776 in Guilford, NC; died 18 Feb 1826. | |||
iii. | Sally Acock, born 1784 in North Carolina; died in Crawford County, AR; married Stephen Taulkenton Or Talkington 25 Apr 1807 in Christian County, KY; born 1782 in North Carolina. |
More About Sally Acock: Forename Variant: Sarah |
More About Stephen Taulkenton Or Talkington: Surname Variant: Faulkenton |
iv. | John Acock, born Bet. 1785 - 1796 in North Carolina; died 1815 in Logan County, KY; married Betsy Simmons 11 Feb 1812 in Logan County, KY; born 1787. | |||
v. | Henry Acock, born Bet. 1787 - 1798 in North Carolina; died 1861 in Dade County, MO245; married Madlen Sears 09 Apr 1812 in Logan County, KY; born 1796 in Virginia; died 1870 in Dade County, MO. |
More About Madlen Sears: Burial: 1870, Acord Cemetery, Dade County, MO |
10 | vi. | William B. Acock, born 21 Feb 1788 in Warren County, NC; died 20 Oct 1833 in Muhlenberg County, KY; married (1) Rachel Marshall; married (2) Rachael Bucker; married (3) Rachel De Char; married (4) Rachael Decker 14 Jul 1809 in Christian County, KY. | ||
vii. | Allen Acock, born 1792 in North Carolina; married Sarah R. Hambrough 22 Oct 1814 in Logan County, KY; born 1794. |
Notes for Allen Acock: [myersfamily3.GEDjuly05.GED] Groom-----Bride------Marriage Date A ACOCK, Allen m. HAMBROUGH, Sarah R. 22 OCT 1814 ACOCK, Mordicai m. TATUM, Mary - 18 OCT 1836 |
viii. | Winfred Acock, born 1795 in North Carolina; died Aft. 1880 in Todd County, KY; married John Porter 08 Mar 1819 in Christian County, KY; born 1797 in Kentucky; died Abt. 1865 in Todd County, KY. |
Notes for Winfred Acock: [myersfamily3.GEDjuly05.GED] HUSBAND: William R H PORTER BORN: 7 Feb. 1824 in Todd Co., KY MARRIAGE: Oct. 1857 OTHER MARRIAGES: MILITARY SERVICE: DIED:14 Dec., 1893 in Todd Co., KY FATHER’S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: John PORTER ,b abt. 1797 MOTHER’S NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH: Winiford ACOCK, b abt 1794 NOTES: Winiford was the daughter of Robert ACOCK of North Carolina and a v eteren of the Cival War. Christian Co, KY ACOCK WINIFRED & PORTER JOHN 8-3-1819 |
ix. | Ransom Acock, born 1802; married Betsey Powell 26 Feb 1824 in Todd County, KY. |
Notes for Ransom Acock: [myersfamily3.GEDjuly05.GED] 1814 ACOCK RANSOME Warren County NCNo Reg. Listed MrNC 1812-1814 Mus ter Rolls NC39523 1820 ACOCK RANSOM Warren County NC 802 Warrenton Federal Population Schedu le NC 1820 Federal Census Index NC3203200 1812 ACOCK RANSOM Warrenreg. NCSeventh Company MrNC 1812-1814 Must er Rolls NC39522 Acock, RansomKY LOGAN CO. RUSSELLVILLE 068 1830 Acock, WilliamKY LOGAN CO. RUSSELLVILLE 066 1830 Todd Co, KY ALCOCK, Ransomm.POWELL, Betsey; Feb 26 1824 ACOCK, RANSOM State: KY Year: 1840 County: Caldwell County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: No Township Listed Page: 028 Database: KY 1840 Federal Census Index |
x. | Thomas Acock, born 1805 in Christian County, KY245 |
More About Thomas Acock: Tax Roll: 1845, Todd County, KY |
xi. | Ann Acock, married John Porter. | |||
xii. | Frances Acock, married William Caurser. |