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EVEN Civil War Vet. Brigadier General
He was a surveyor and a General. (Ref. Allison Adams - March 2000)
HE WAS A BRIGADIERE GENERAL
1860 Dyer Co., TN census 86-343
Tipton, E.W. 61 M
R.M. 45 F
J.C. 27 M
A.V. 24 F
M.E. 18 F
M.A. 16 F
Q.L. 13 F
L.A. 11 F
E.R. 9 F
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EVEN Civil War Vet, Confederate Army Capt
Henry is supposed to have been the man who made Davey Crockett's gun "Long Bess", may or may not be true needs to be proven.
Tryphonia Whitson Lavinia TIPTON
Notable Southern Families, Volumes I & II
Caswell Tipton Wear, son of Pleasant M. Wear and his wife Tryphena Tipton Wear was born in Greene County, Missouri, June 25, 1842. He married Sarah Elizabeth Parrott, May 31, 1863, at Mount Vernon, Missouri. He died Jan. 23, 1921, at Placentia, California, and was buriled at Pawnee, Oklahoma, by the side of his wife who had died several years before him. The children were Oscar DeWitt Wear, who died young; Horace G. Wear who was born October 25, 1865 (married Nellia Kelly and had one child); Samuel Tipton Wear, born September 27, 1867; Frances Tryphena Wear, born December 11, 1869, died November 19, 1898 (married William C. Cherry and had one child who died young); Mary Eleanor Wear, daughter of Caswell T. and Sarah Elizabeth Wear, born Jan. 28, 1872, married Philip Dixon Sergent, at Mount Vernon, Missouri, Dec. 29, 1891. Their children are:
David Wear Sergent, born Oct. 23, 1893, and married Carrie Aline Wining, at Ashland, Oregon, Dec. 8, 1915.
Hilda Marguerite Sergent born Dec. 28, 1875, married Ernest Joseph Vaillancour at Ashland, Oregon, Feb. 18, 1920.
Mildred Dorothy Sergent, born June 22, 1897.
Mary Elizabeth Sergent, born March 3, 1899 married Ralph Wilber Swihart, April 23, 1921, at Vancouver, Washington.
Horace Caswell Sergent, born Nov. 4, 1902, married Violet Esther McCollum, July 16, 1921, at Kalama, Washington.
Mildred Clay Wear, born January 27, 1874 (married July 18, 1904, Charles E. Booth, married second, April 5, 1919, Arthur Hamilton Van Hays); Judson Pleasant Wear, born April 4, 1879 (married Myrtle Reese, July, 1901. She died October 2, 1904. Their only child died young); Judson Pleasant Wear married for his second wife, Dora Ellen Spears); William Victor Wear, born August 20, 1881, (married Ora Nelson, December 26, 1901. Their children are: Raymond Victor Wear, born June 22, 1903, and Mildred Eugenia Wear, born June 22, 1909).
Pleasant M. Wear, junior, son of Pleasant M. and Tryphena Tipton Wear, was born in Mt. Vernon, Missouri, February 29, 1848. He married and has a family and now resides in Vinita, Oklahoma.
Alice, daughter of Pleasant M. and Tryphena Tipton Wear, was born in Mount Vernon, Missouri. February 29th, 1848. She married September 1st, 1869, Richard McFall, who died January 2nd, 1889, in MacDonald County, Missouri. Ten children were born to them:
Triphena, born October 9th, 1870, who married October 9th, 1887, Robert Boyd, and had one child: Nora, born September 20th, 1888 (married W. W. Henderson, 1905, and had one child, Louise, who was born in 1908).
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EVEN Civil War Vet. Pvt. Tennessee Cal. Confederatary
Pleasant was a lawyer in Dyer County, Tennessee. (Ref. Monroe County, Tennessee Heritage, 1819-19CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: TN COUNTY: DYER DIVISION: X REEL NO: M432-877 PAGE NO: 211A
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LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB
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2 563 563 TIPTON P. M. 38 M W Lawyer 2,500 TN
3 563 563 TIPTON C. L. 39 F W TN
4 563 563 TIPTON William M. 18 M W TN
5 563 563 TIPTON Tennessee 16 F W TN
6 563 563 TIPTON J. C. 14 M W TN
7 563 563 TIPTON V. A. 6 M W TN
8 563 563 TIPTON J. D.V. 4 M W TN
9 563 563 TIPTON P. L. 1 M W TN
1860 Roane Co., TN census 98-158
Tipton, Quincy A. 41
Rachel 31
Wm K.A. 8
Jonathan 1
Bicknell, Bettie H. 16
Margaret 13
Louden County, Tennessee, Cemetery Inscriptions
Steekee Cemetery, Loudon Tn. Pt2
Last Name: Tipton,
First Name: Quincy Adams
Other: s/o Jonathan & Lavinia Williams Tipton
Birth Date: Jul. 1, 1819,
Death Date: Sep. 15, 1900
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OCCU Banker, Merchantile Business
April 3, 1861 Jones entered the Confederate service, Company "C" 19th. Regiment as Lt. and served throughtout the Kentucky Campaign under General Zollicopher and took part in the culminating Battle Shiloh. At the re-organization that followed he returned to his home in Sullivan County, Tennessee, and there aided in the organization of Company "E" of the 61st. Tennessee Regiment and elected 1st. Lt.. He and his company took part in the long siege of Vicsburg,. He was captured in the Battle of Big Black, and taken to Johnson's Island, where he was held prisoner from May 1863 to February 1865, where he was exchanged at Richmond and made his way back to Bristol, Virginia. Here he found forty or fifthy of his company, whom he re-organized under his command as Captain, but through confusion his commission was never received. He was ordered to Virginia to protect the wagon train of General Lee's Army. Informed of Lee's surrender, he changed his direction in an afford to unite with Johnson's Army, which was still fighting. When he and his men reached Greenboro, they learned of Johnson's Capitulation, and 3ith his last hope gone, Captain Jones disbanded his outfit and returned to Bristol, where he resumed his civil career as a Merchant.Shorty after his marriage he moved to Morristown and later Newport, Tennessee, where he was in the merchantile business, but finally in 1878 he brought a large tract of land five miles southeast of Sweetwater, Tennessee, wher he farmed the remainder of his life. His business acumen stood him in good stead, for he also established a drygood and clothing store and Harware, but helped to orginize the Bank of Sweetwater, the Sweetwater Flouring Mills,.All of which he sered as President for Years.
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Mrs Jones was educated at the duffield Acsademy in Elizabethton, and Rogersville Synodical College in Rogersville, Tennessee. She was a woman of rarest intellectual attainments-- one whose education was but begun when she left her college halls.
"Endowed with an alert and sagacious mind, a gigantic and almost unassailable memory, her aggressive thirst for knowledge sought a like the fields of nature, Science, history, and the arts, and though she was the mother of thirteen children, - nine of whom she reared to Maturity, she was ever abreast of the times, genuinely conversant upon government and political conditions at home and abroad, and more than superficially informed of the great advances in science, manyfacture and art a strong minded woman but she herself never suspected how such.
The above occurs in sketch found in Hale and Merritt's History of Tennessee for which she was preparing a history of the Tipton Family when she passed away.