Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Bonnie Patricia Hackney


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Ancestors of Bonnie Patricia Hackney


      40.Joel Sugg, born February 16, 1781 in Wake County, NC; died February 22, 1818 in Wake County, NC.He was the son of 80. William Taylor Sugg and 81. Elizabeth Sims.He married 41. Sarah Massey Abt. 1804.
      41.Sarah Massey, born 1777 in North Carolina; died August 09, 1865 in Old Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fork Creek Rd.,Randolph County, NC.She was the daughter of 82. James Massey and 83. Jane Poe.
Notes for Joel Sugg:
Notes copied from the book "From a Sow to a Sparrow-The History of the Sugg Family" by Dorris D. Hendrickson and Paul Hisaw:
" While in Wake County, in Wake County, Mark Sugg was shown with 235 acres after he sold 54 acres to his brother Joel, on January 13, 1816. He had evidently sold the remainder of his 235 acres to Joel about the time he moved away from Wake County, although no record of such a transaction has been found.In 1816, Joel Sugg had 244 acres, while the following year he had 479, and increase of exactly 235 acres.
Mark Sugg did sell 50 acres to Joel in 1817, but he was listed as a resident of Chatham County, North Carolina.
William and Betty Sugg, with Betty making her mark, witnessed the Deed between their two sons in January 1816.Davis Holleman, Mark and Joel's brother-in-law, witnessed the 1817 deed between the brothers.William Sugg witnessed the March 7, 1818 deed along with Wiley Holland who made his mark."
"........From Mark Sugg fathers Will (WB 19, pg. 525) in Wake County, North Carolina it only refers to Mark Sugg in Item Eight which tells us "...having given to my sons Joel and Mark Suggs all that I allowed them I shall say no more about them...".With this we can assume that Mark Sugg received 200 or more acres of land since his brother Joel Sugg said in his Will (WB 14, pg. 252) in May 1818 that he received 245 acres of land from his father, and bought 54 acres from Mark Sugg.
On the 13 January 1816 Mark Sugg sold to Joel Sugg (DB 1, pg. 161) 54 acres for the sum of forty three dollars and twenty cents.This property was lying and being in the County of Wake and on the water of Beaver Creek, which joined the lines of Able Olive and Davis Holleman.Witnessed by his parents William and Betsy Sugg at which time it was recorded in February Term 1817 and registered in the Registrars Office of Wake County on 2 May 1817.
A second land transaction with Joel Sugg was on the 13 January 1817 (DB 1, pg. 0163) where Mark Sugg sold to Joel Sugg 50 acres for the sum of sixty-two and one-half dollars.
This land being and lying in Wake County on the water of White Oak along the lines of Jacob Hill, Blanton Cooks and Robert Brown.This deed was witnessed by Davis Holleman and recorded in February Term 1817 and registered in the Registers Office of Wake County on 2 May 1817."
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January 19, 1814, Wake County, North Carolina, deed from John Holleman to Joel Sugg, 100 acres on Beaver Creek.
In the name of God, amen
I Joel Sugg of the County of Wake & State of North Carolina being weak in body, but of sound mind and memory have thought proper to make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner & form following, that is to say,
First I give my Soul to God who gave it me, and my body to be desently buried at the discression of my executors
Item, I give and bequeath to my wife Salley Sugg one gray horse Saddle and bridle it being the horse which I had with her, one bed to weigh 30 wt, & furniture, one chest, one large dish and bason, all the Table furniture, one middle side pot, four chairs, one cotton-wheel, one flax wheel, one pare of cotton cards, two washing tubs, two water-piggens, one can & one water pail, one bread tray, one meal sifter, & one cot.I also lend to my wife Salley Sugg two cows & calves, two sows & pigs, six ewes during her natural life or widowhood.Also I lend to my wife Salley Sugg one negro woman by the name of Affa & one negro boy by the name of Charles, and after her death, with all her future increase to be equally divided between my two sons Russel Massey Sugg & Merrit Andrews Sugg. I also lend to my wife one other bed to weigh 33 wt, and furniture belonging to the same, also I lend my wife one weeding hoe, 1 grubing axe, 1 handsaw, drawing knife, 2 plowframes & 1 plowhoe, also one flax hackle.
Item, I give and bequeath to my two sons Russel M. Sugg and Merritt A. Sugg two negro boys by the name of Doctor and Dick, to be equally divided between them boath.
Item, I give and bequeath to Jinney Guing [sic, this is Jinney Guin, Harper is written above her name] and Alphred Guing [sic, Alfred Guin] two negro boys by the name of Sam and George to be equally divided between them both, provided they pay when of Lawful age the sum of one hundred & fifty dollars to my four children, to wit, Warren Sugg, Gilley Sugg, Russel M. Sugg & Merritt A. Sugg which shall be equally divided between them four.
Item, I give and bequeath to my son Warren Sugg, two hundred and forty four acres of land, being the land which my father gave me and the land deeded to me by John Holleman and the first 54 acres I bought of Mark Sugg, but that my wife Salley Sugg have the use of the land and plantation which my father gave me during her widowhood or until Warren Sugg comes of age, which shall be for the support of Russel M. Sugg and Merritt A. Sugg, but shall not be sold by her nor be Subject for her debts which she may contract hereafter.
Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Gilley Sugg all the rest of my land.Also I leave all the rest of my perishable property to be sold and equally divided between Warren Sugg and Gilley Sugg after paying my debts, except my cyder mill, five cyder barrels and two stands, which I leave to my wife so long as she lives on said land.Also I desire for my executors to lay out reasonable portion of provision for my wife 2 children and negro boy for the present year.Also I desire for all of my children to have reasonable portion of education, and for each ones education to be paid out of their own part of the estate, and that my executors dispose of my two children Warren and Gilley as they may think proper as to their raising.
I hereby revoke all other Wills made by me and appoint Wootson Clements & John Holleman and Mark Sugg executors to this my last will & testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 22nd day of January 1818.
Signed & acknowledged in presents of us the day and year above written
                                    Joel Sugg
Wm Sugg
Davis Holleman
  Notes for Sarah Massey:
After her husband Joel Sugg died in 1818 and before 1830, Sarah moved with her younger children and her oldest son Alfred Guin to Brower's Mill (now Erect) in Randolph County, North Carolina.She was listed as the head of household there in 1830.At the time of the 1850 and 1860 censuses, she was living in the household of her son Russell Massey Sugg at the same location.
In 1860, she was 85 years old.In 1863, her son Russell wrote to his nephews who were away fighting in the civil war, "Mother Sugg is 87 years old and is very feeble and helpess."[Note: Quote was found in an article entitled "Lewis Osborn Sugg" by Joseph Sugg of Asheboro at the Randolph Room of the Asheboro Public Library in Asheboro, North Carolina]
Sarah died in 1865 and is buried at the old cemetery of Mt. Olivet Church, which is located off of Fork Creek Road, about a mile and a half from the present-day church.
In Randolph County, Sarah lived near people named Pearce.They may have been relatives, as Sarah's sister Elizabeth was married to a man named Pearce (first name unknown).
           
     
Children of Joel Sugg and Sarah Massey are:
 20i. Warren Sugg, born September 09, 1805 in Wake County, NC; died May 16, 1882 in Wake County, NC; married Mary Wilson 1823.
 ii. Gillie Sugg, born October 31, 1807 in Wake County, North Carolina; died Bef. 1840 in Wake County, North Carolina; married John Bennett December 27, 1824; born Abt. 1802 in Virginia; died Aft. 1860 in Wake County, North Carolina.
  Notes for John Bennett:
According to the 1850 census, John Bennet was a widower. He had four children living with him: Henry, born about 1828; William, born about 1829; Joseph, born about 1830; and Russel, born about 1833.It is not known which wife was the mother of the children at this time.
 iii. Russell Massey Sugg, born September 28, 1811 in Wake County, North Carolina; died August 18, 1867 in Randolph County, North Carolina.
  Notes for Russell Massey Sugg:
Russell Massey Sugg was a teacher, who "excelled in penmanship, geography, and mathematics." [Note: Quote was found in an article entitled "Lewis Osborn Sugg" at the Randolph Room of the Asheboro Public Library in Asheboro, North Carolina].Russell apparently never married and died by his own hand in 1867, two years and two days after his mother died.He left a letter for his brother Merritt, which can be found among the wills at the Archives in Raleigh.

  More About Russell Massey Sugg:
Burial: Old Mount Olivet Methodist Cemetery, Randolph County, NC
 iv. Merritt Andrews Sugg, born May 25, 1814 in Wake County, North Carolina; died May 01, 1884 in Randolph County, NC; married Tempy Spinks December 01, 1836; born October 18, 1813 in Randolph County, NC; died January 10, 1910.
  More About Merritt Andrews Sugg:
Burial: Old Mount Olivet Methodist Church, Randolph County, NC

  More About Tempy Spinks:
Burial: Old Mount Olivet Methodist Cemetery, Randolph County, NC

      42.Blumore Wilson, born Abt. 1750; died Abt. 1827.He was the son of 84. Michael Wilson.He married 43. Ann.
      43.Ann
Notes for Blumore Wilson:
1790 Census for Chatham County, North Carolina shows 2 Blumore Wilsons, Stephen Wilson, Michael Wilson, Samuel Wilson, and William Wilson
Inventories of Estates of Chatham Co.
27 March and 20 April, 1827
Account of Sales of Estate of Bloomer Wilson, dec'd.
Names of buyers:
John Womble, Willis Wilson, Alston Wilson, Elijah Wilson, Thos. Richardson, Nathan Holleman, John Bennett, Daniel Johnston, Robert Windham, Warren Sugg, Joel Tailer, Haley Dupree, J.W. Bynum, Wm. Lashley, Mark Wilson, Eliza Wilson, Miles Stephens, James Lawrence, Willis Ragan, John Tedar, Fleet M. Coor, Asa Wilson, Sam'l Wilson, Wiley Fuller, Josiah Hawkins, Jacob Levins? Jesse Thrower, Thomas Moody, Shadrack Cole, Lewis Lashly, Thos. Williams, Alexander Moon, John smith, Jacob Hawkins, Jas. Evans, Nathan Mills, Elizabeth Olive, Wiley Jean, Ambrose Ballard, Jesse Norington, Asa Wilson, Thos. Richardson, Turner Mason, Almon Ausley, John Barnett, Mark Wilson, Jordan Holleman, Jesse Hicks, Wm. Linch, Hinton Tedar, Jos Hawkins, John Womble, Josiah Byrd, Dempsey Johnson, John Johnson, Daniel Tilman, Tho. Armistead, Daniel Johnston, E. Morgan, Robt. Windham, Ed Carloss, E. Morgan, Wiley Fuller, Mark Wilson, Nancy Olive, John Bowling, Redden Hatley, Henderson Wilson, George Drake, Robt. Armistead, Wm. Jones, Jos. Hawkins, Southard Olive, Jesse Mason, Jas. Walden, Jno. Evans, Rich'd Holt, George Winn, Neadham Matthews, E. Wilson, Lewis Lashley, Mark Wilson, Robert E. Carloss, Jacob Levine, Wm. Womble estate, Anthony Armistead, Jesse Thrailkell.
Signed, Samuel Wilson, and Asa Wilson.
Inventory of the Residue of property found in estate of Bloomer Wilson, dec'd taken 20 Sept. 1827
Mark Wilson, Oleta Wilson, Mark Wilson, Alston Wilson
Signed: Sam'l Wilson & Asa Wilson.
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There are two deeds which appear to be signed by heirs of Blumer/Bloomer Wilson to convey their interest in two tracts of land belonging to his estate. One deed for 200 acres was conveyed to Elijah Wilson (son of Blumer)and was signed by Samuel Wilson, Asa Wilson, Willis Wilson, Mark Wilson, Alston Wilson, Turner Mason, John Womble, John Bennett, and Warren Sugg. The Wilson men are believed to be sons, and the last four men are believed to be sons-in-law. Warren Sugg was one of my gr.gr.gdfathers. Above deed dated August 30, 1827.
  Notes for Ann:
Ann may have been an Alston.Some sources say that her maiden name was Wilkerson, but this is in question.     
     
Children of Blumore Wilson and Ann are:
 i. Female Wilson, born in North Carolina; died Bef. 1850; married John Bennett; born Abt. 1802 in Virginia; died Aft. 1860 in Wake County, North Carolina.
  Notes for Female Wilson:
May be Sally.     

  Notes for John Bennett:
According to the 1850 census, John Bennet was a widower. He had four children living with him: Henry, born about 1828; William, born about 1829; Joseph, born about 1830; and Russel, born about 1833.It is not known which wife was the mother of the children at this time.
 ii. John Wilson, born Abt. 1778 in North Carolina; died Aft. 1850 in North Carolina.
 iii. Willis Wilson, born Abt. 1779 in North Carolina; died Bet. 1850 - 1860 in Chatham County, NC; married Elizabeth Lnu; born Abt. 1794 in North Carolina; died Aft. 1850.
 iv. Samuel Wilson, born Abt. 1786 in North Carolina; married Lucinda Lnu; born Abt. 1805 in North Carolina.
 v. Asa Wilson, born Abt. 1787 in Chatham County, NC; died 1881; married Sarah Busbee; born Abt. 1793.
 vi. Frances Wilson, born Abt. 1792 in Wake County, North Carolina; died Aft. 1880 in Wake County, North Carolina; married John Thomas Womble; born Abt. 1789; died Bet. 1850 - 1860 in Wake County, North Carolina.
  Notes for Frances Wilson:
A 1823 Shady Grove 1823 church list has Thomas Womble and Francis Wilson Womble listing children as Keziah, Kiddy ,Mary, Clarinda, Sarah, Rebecca,Catherine, Polly, Siddy, Thomas, Merritt, John, William Blumer.Evidently John Wilson's middle name was Thomas and William Blumer was named after his grandfather Bloomer Wilson.
Frances was living with her son William B. Womble in 1870 at New Hill, Wake County, NC.
 vii. Alston Wilson, born April 17, 1796 in Raleigh, North Carolina; died June 28, 1879 in Abbeville, Wilcox County, Georgia; married (1) Francis Sugg March 12, 1818 in Wake County, NC; born April 08, 1798; died August 29, 1848 in Pulaski County, Georgia; married (2) Mary Blue October 17, 1857 in Pulaski County, Georgia.
  Notes for Alston Wilson:
Enumerated with wife Fannie (Sugg) on the 1850 census for Pulaski County, Georgia.     
 viii. Mark Wilson, born Abt. 1800 in North Carolina.
  Notes for Mark Wilson:
A Mark Wilson, born North Carolina, is shown on the Perry County, Alabama census for 1850.     
 21ix. Mary Wilson, born 1801 in North Carolina; died November 28, 1871 in Wake County, North Carolina; married Warren Sugg 1823.
 x. Elijah Wilson, born Abt. 1803 in Wake County, North Carolina; married Candace Busbee October 30, 1823 in Wake County, NC; born Abt. 1804 in North Carolina; died Aft. 1870.

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