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OCCU Representative, Carter and Washington Counties
The following abstract was taken from the book Tennessee Cousins, page 53. Lucretia Williams and Jonathan Tipton-Agreement. Agreement, September 13, 13, 1802, between Lucretia Williams, of Carter County v. Jonathan Tipton:
The said Lucretia Williams does consent and agree with the said Tipton to live with him her life time, for which support the said Lucretia Williams does give unto the said Tipton for his proper use all of her worldly property and estate. Signed: Lucretia x Williams
Jonathan Tipton
Witnessed by Mathew Keen and Abraham Tipton. Proved in open court. Geo. Williams, Clerk Carter Co.Jonathan settled in Monroe County, Tennessee where he left a will dated September 25, 1843, in which he named his children and his wife Margaret-he having married a second time, after the death of Lavinia , his first wife. Left to his wife Mararet Tipton the amount of estate and property he got with her in marriage. Burrell, Rose and Sophia Tipton, children by Margaret and the three by her former marriage, whose names were Manervy, Susie and Simon...?
Obituary: Tipton, Jonathan,Col. Nov. 26, 1858 Athens Post: aged 82, for last thirty odd years a citizen of Monroe County: died at his residence on Tenn. River Monday the 8th inst. His father emigrated to this country when he was quite young from Shenandoah Co., Va. member of the State legislature for 21 sessions. Leaves large family of children.
Louden County, Tennessee Cemetery Inscriptions
The following inscription is on his monument " Born and reared during the times that tried men's souls" JONATHAN TIPTON Proved a worthy son of a noble sire.Steehee Cemetery, Loudon, TN. pt 2
Last Name: Tipton
First Name: Jonathan
Other: s/o John and Mary Butler Tipton
Birth Date: June 8, 1776
Death Date: Nov. 8, 1858
Jonathan Tipton was the son of Col. John Tipton who signed the original constitution of Tennessee.At one time, North Carolina reached the Mississippi River. It now stops at the Allegheny Mountains. Several families moved across the mountains in the 1770's and formed the Watagua Association which was the first government west of the mountains. North Carolina did not want to support them and in 1784 they formed the State of Franklin which existed until 1788. John Tipton and Edmund Williams were officials for North Carolina and were opposed to the state of Franklin.
The first governor of Tennessee was John Sevier who was their mortal enemy. There was a battle on Tipton's property which adjoined the Williams property in Johnson City, Tennessee. The Tipton home is a Tennessee historical living history site today. Milligan College is on part of the Williams property. All histories of Tennessee include this historic site. The Tiptons were all prominent Tennesseeans and were descendants of Edmund Williams and Lucretia Adams.
The Tennessee Bible records say that Lucretia was related to John Adams but the Massachusetts Historical Society does not agree with this statement. (Ref. Bob Cannon-descendant)
John was a Colonel in the War of 1812, was a Colonel of Light Horse Regiment of East Tennessee Counties in 1822, represented 5 counties in the Tennessee House and Senate from 1807-1829, and was the surveyor-general of the Ocoee District, Tennessee.
1850 Monroe Co., TN, Disk 3, Roll 891, page 32
10th day of September
Jonathan Tipton 77 Farmer VA
Margaret 64 TN
John Singleton 20 Farmer TN
OBITUARY:
Tipton, Jonathan Col. Nov 26, 1858 Athens Post: aged 82, for last thirty odd years a citizen of Monroe County; died at his residence on Tenn. River Monday the 8th inst. His father emigrated to this country when he was quite young from Shenandoah Co., Va. member of the State legislature for 21 sessions. Leaves large family of children.There is speculation that Lavinia was the niece of President John Adams. She and Jonathan had 13 children.
Louden County, Tennessee, Cemetery Inscriptions
Steekee Cemetery, Loudon Tn. Pt2
Last Name:
First Name: Lavinia
Other: d/o Edmond & Lucretia Adams Williams w/o Jonathan Tipton
Birth Date: Jul. 28, 1776,
Death Date: Sep. 24, 1836
Mary Butler Tipton died while delivering Jonathan. Jonathan was a Colonel of a light horse regiment in East Tennessee and servved in the Tennessee Senate from 1807 to 1827.
- from The Heritage of Toe River Valley, Volume 1, 1994, Article #651 - The Tipton Family, page 428
Lavinia Adams Williams is said to be the Neice of President John Adams. She and Jonathan had 13 children. Louden County, Tennessee, Cemetery Inscriptions. Steekee Cemetery, Loudon, TN. Pt 2. First Name: Lavinia Other: d/o Edmond & Lucretia Adams Williams, w/o Jonathan Tipton Birth Date: Jul. 28, 1776 Death Date: Sep. 24, 1836.
The Passengers On The Mayflowers Published in the Christian Observer, a Presbyterian Church PaperThe Descendants of Jonathan Tipton and his wife Lavinia Williams are "Mayflower" Descendants by four Ancestors through the Adams family.
The passengers on the Mayflower who were their ancestos were; John Alden, Priscilla and Priscilla's parents.
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OCCU Representative, Carter and Washington Counties
The following abstract was taken from the book Tennessee Cousins, page 53. Lucretia Williams and Jonathan Tipton-Agreement. Agreement, September 13, 13, 1802, between Lucretia Williams, of Carter County v. Jonathan Tipton:
The said Lucretia Williams does consent and agree with the said Tipton to live with him her life time, for which support the said Lucretia Williams does give unto the said Tipton for his proper use all of her worldly property and estate. Signed: Lucretia x Williams
Jonathan Tipton
Witnessed by Mathew Keen and Abraham Tipton. Proved in open court. Geo. Williams, Clerk Carter Co.Jonathan settled in Monroe County, Tennessee where he left a will dated September 25, 1843, in which he named his children and his wife Margaret-he having married a second time, after the death of Lavinia , his first wife. Left to his wife Mararet Tipton the amount of estate and property he got with her in marriage. Burrell, Rose and Sophia Tipton, children by Margaret and the three by her former marriage, whose names were Manervy, Susie and Simon...?
Obituary: Tipton, Jonathan,Col. Nov. 26, 1858 Athens Post: aged 82, for last thirty odd years a citizen of Monroe County: died at his residence on Tenn. River Monday the 8th inst. His father emigrated to this country when he was quite young from Shenandoah Co., Va. member of the State legislature for 21 sessions. Leaves large family of children.
Louden County, Tennessee Cemetery Inscriptions
The following inscription is on his monument " Born and reared during the times that tried men's souls" JONATHAN TIPTON Proved a worthy son of a noble sire.Steehee Cemetery, Loudon, TN. pt 2
Last Name: Tipton
First Name: Jonathan
Other: s/o John and Mary Butler Tipton
Birth Date: June 8, 1776
Death Date: Nov. 8, 1858
Jonathan Tipton was the son of Col. John Tipton who signed the original constitution of Tennessee.At one time, North Carolina reached the Mississippi River. It now stops at the Allegheny Mountains. Several families moved across the mountains in the 1770's and formed the Watagua Association which was the first government west of the mountains. North Carolina did not want to support them and in 1784 they formed the State of Franklin which existed until 1788. John Tipton and Edmund Williams were officials for North Carolina and were opposed to the state of Franklin.
The first governor of Tennessee was John Sevier who was their mortal enemy. There was a battle on Tipton's property which adjoined the Williams property in Johnson City, Tennessee. The Tipton home is a Tennessee historical living history site today. Milligan College is on part of the Williams property. All histories of Tennessee include this historic site. The Tiptons were all prominent Tennesseeans and were descendants of Edmund Williams and Lucretia Adams.
The Tennessee Bible records say that Lucretia was related to John Adams but the Massachusetts Historical Society does not agree with this statement. (Ref. Bob Cannon-descendant)
John was a Colonel in the War of 1812, was a Colonel of Light Horse Regiment of East Tennessee Counties in 1822, represented 5 counties in the Tennessee House and Senate from 1807-1829, and was the surveyor-general of the Ocoee District, Tennessee.
1850 Monroe Co., TN, Disk 3, Roll 891, page 32
10th day of September
Jonathan Tipton 77 Farmer VA
Margaret 64 TN
John Singleton 20 Farmer TN
OBITUARY:
Tipton, Jonathan Col. Nov 26, 1858 Athens Post: aged 82, for last thirty odd years a citizen of Monroe County; died at his residence on Tenn. River Monday the 8th inst. His father emigrated to this country when he was quite young from Shenandoah Co., Va. member of the State legislature for 21 sessions. Leaves large family of children.There is speculation that Lavinia was the niece of President John Adams. She and Jonathan had 13 children.
Louden County, Tennessee, Cemetery Inscriptions
Steekee Cemetery, Loudon Tn. Pt2
Last Name:
First Name: Lavinia
Other: d/o Edmond & Lucretia Adams Williams w/o Jonathan Tipton
Birth Date: Jul. 28, 1776,
Death Date: Sep. 24, 1836
Mary Butler Tipton died while delivering Jonathan. Jonathan was a Colonel of a light horse regiment in East Tennessee and servved in the Tennessee Senate from 1807 to 1827.
- from The Heritage of Toe River Valley, Volume 1, 1994, Article #651 - The Tipton Family, page 428
Edith Hinkle was born at Sycamore Sholes just west of Elizabethton,Tennessee which is now in the city limits of Elizabethton, Tennessee.From Frank Folsom Fields records.
Marriage Notes for Joseph Chaney and Nancy TIPTON-287989
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Marriage Notes for John McIntosh and Louisa TIPTON-287990
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