Jesse Underwood, was a Minister and a Farmer. He lived in NC possibly GA TN and IL only documentation on Jesse is information from Family Bible and census records.
Land records in Union Co IL.
Ordained a Minister of Primitive Baptist Church Cedar Forks, Kingston Tew Roane Co TN Baptist Convention Records for Southern IL.
Union Co IL Ugene Archives Underwood family bible
Submitted by : - Grant A. Van Ranken
Rev Jesse Underwood was a Baptist preacher and may have been the first pastor of MT Tabor. He died in 1851 in Union County and is buried in the MT Tabor Cemetery. His wife was Mary Elizabeth Ledbetter, and together they had 14 children.
Page 1 (Cover of Bible)
Page 2 (Births)
Jesse Underwood was born July the 10th in the year of our Lord 1804
Mary Elizabeth (Ledbetter) Underwood was born July the 23 in the year of our Lord 1802 Francis Marion Underwood was born September the 28 in the year of our Lord 1824 Elijah Lide Underwood was born December the 30th in the year of our Lord 1825 Margret Underwood was born April the 6th in the year of our Lord 1827 William Riley Underwood was born September the 20th in the year of our Lord 1829 Gabrilla Augustine Underwood was born March the 17th in the year of our Lord 1830 Daniel Underwood was born October the 11th in the year of our Lord 1831 Sarah Elizabeth Underwood was born August the 23 in the year of our Lord 1833 John Asbury Underwood was born June the 12th in the year of our Lord 1835
Page 3 (Marriages)
Jesse Underwood and Mary Ledbetter was marred December the 25th in the year of our Lord 1822 Sampson Mayfield and Margret Underwood was marred Sept 29 in the year 1844 Elijah Underwood and Nancy Childers was marred January the 23 in 1845 William Kenley Smith and Gabrilla Augustine Underwood was married January the 10 1847 P.M. Underwood and Susanah Vancil was marred January the 21st in the year 1849 William R Underwood and Nancy Jane Green was marred January the 6 day in the year of our Lord 1850 Daniel Underwood and Susannah Pippins was married March the 6 day in the year of our Lord 1853 Jordan Pippins and Sarah Underwood was married March the 17 day in the year of our Lord 1853
Page 4 (labeled as deaths but a continuation of births)
Mary Catherine Underwood was b Dec the 4th in the year of our Lord 1836
Nancy Ann Underwood was b Ap 6 in the year of our Lord 1838
Martha Jane Underwood was b March the 16th in the year of our Lord 1840 Walter B Underwood was b November the 20th in the year of our Lord 1841
James Newton Underwood was b April the 23 in the year of our Lord 1843
Ruth Emiline Underwood was b June the 27th in the year of our Lord 1846
Jesse Underwood b July the 13th 1804 and dptd this life Sept the 26th 1851
Nancy Jane Underwood dprtd this life November the 20 1852
Masten Underwood was b November the 11 day in the year of our Lord 1852
Page 5 (deaths)
Jesse Underwood dyed September the (?) 1851
Nancy Jane Underwood departed this life November the 30 day 1852
Elijah Underwood departed this life September the 28 1850
James Munro Pipkins was born Mary 28 1854
Sarah I. Pippins departed this life August 5th 1855
Masten B. Underwood departed this life Nov the 10th 1860
Nancy A. Morgan departed this Life May 18 in the year of our Lord 1893
Mary Underwood died Jan 3rd 1894 aged 91 years 5 months 10 days
(actually it would be 92 years 5 months 14 days or so)
Mary B. Underwood died Jan 21st 1888 aged 52 year 1 Mo 17 days
Walter B. Underwood died June 19th 1919
Martha Jane Gore died Jan 13th 1928
NC Archives-1830 Haywood Co, NC Census
UNDERWOOD, Jesse 2100100000000-2000100000000
7 in household.
Jesse-Mary Elizabeth
Francis Marion-Elijah-William Riley
Margaret - Gabrilla Augusta
ONE HUNDRED AND NINTH ILLINOIS INFANTRY
Of one Illinois regiment we have an inglorious record to make.
We would gladly omit it, but the truth of history compels it, and it will at least serve to illustrate the wonderful strength of treason in our own midst, and by contrast aid to illumine the record of the men who did their duty. The 109th regiment was organized at Anna, Union County, and mustered into service on the 17th of September, 1862. It was freely charged, and generally believed, that the regiment was composed almost exclusively of members of the knights of the Golden Circle. The following special order from the War Department tells as much of it's history as it is Necessary for us to follow:
"Lake Providence, Louisiana,}
"April 10,1863 }
"Special Order No. 6 ]
" The officers of the 109th regiment Illinois Volunteers, Except those of Company B, having been reported as utterly incompetent to perform the duties of their respective commissions, and evincing no disposition to improve themselves, Are hereby discharged from the service of the United States.
"This is the regiment which was within a few miles of Holly Springs when attacked by the rebels, failed to March to the support of their comrades, but drew in their pickets, and stood ready to surrender..From nine companies, 347 men deserted, principally at Memphis, and but one from Company B. To render the men efficient, it is Necessary to transfer them to a disciplined regiment, and they Are accordingly transferred to the 11th regiment Illinois Volunteers, Company B to make up the tenth company.
" The officers thus discharged Are;
" Colonel, A.D. Nim ma; Major, P.M. Perrine; 1st Lieutenant, Cubbison, Regimental Quartermaster.
" Captains- B.C. Crutcher, Samuel B. McClure, Hugh Andrews, D.A. Lewis.
" 1st Lieutenants-- James B. McLane, Jacob Milligan, Ballantine, Abraham Merlene, Morgan Stokes, Charles Barringer, Josiah Toler, Bernardino
" 2nd Lieutenants-- M.C. Godman, TTY Robinson, Charles Kettles, Squire Crabtree, Henry Gassaway, Andrew Calvin.
" Chaplain P.M. Crouch will, as the regiment has been consolidated, be mustered out of the service.
"Surgeon P.M. Perrine, Assistant Surgeons John B. Henly and George B. Dewey, will be assigned by Major-General Grant to other Illinois regiments to fill vacancies.
" By order of the Secretary of War,
"(Signed) Stomas, Adjutant - general.
"Adjutant General's Office,
"Washington, April 24, 1863,
" Official
In 1850,Elisha Bryant was living with his wife Nancy and their children in Rockingham County, North Carolina. Sometime shortly afterward, Elisha left his family. By 1860, he was living in Floyd County, Virginia with a 33 year old woman named Mary and their children Sarah, age 5; Nancy, age 3; Rachel, age 2; and a seven month old baby named Frances. They went on to have several more children, Celia, Delilah, Jackson, Manda, Lizena,and Hannah. They were still living together at the time of the 1880 census, but by early 1881, Elisha had been declared a lunatic and was under the care of Hardin P. Hylton, who was appointed his "committee". (just a note, it was common in those days, even into mid 1900's, that a person suffering a stroke was treated as a lunatic and some at least, put into an asylum. Larry Anderson)
In 1882, a petition was granted for the sale of Elisha's real estate in order to pay for his care. An advertisement in the newspaper "Floyd Reporter" names Elisha's children, both by his wife Nancy and by Mary.
Copies of the court documents and advertisement were obtained from Peggy Steele of California, a Bryant researcher. Ms. Steele is a descendant of Elisha's second family.
Mary lived on long after Elisha died. She was still living in Floyd County, Virginia in 1900, according to the census for that year. She was living next to her daughter Nancy Reynolds and her family. The census record states that Mary and her parents were born in North Carolina; that Mary was a widow. Her birth is given as January, 1826, her age as 74. She was the mother of 13 children, 6 of whom were living at the time.
The census information for Mary's daughter, Nancy Reynolds, states that she was born in Tennessee.
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In 1840, when Elisha was living in Rockingham County, North Carolina, there was also a man named Coleman Bryant, of about the same age living nearby. In 1860, a 55 year old Coleman Bryant was living in Pittsylvania County, Virginia with 32 year old Elizabeth (wife, daughter & #00063;), a six year old boy named Fleming B., and a four year old boy named Thomas R.
Note: One source gives Elisha's middle name as Daniel.
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Notes for Bryants in Floyd and surrounding counties in Virginia:
Ambrose and William Bryant are listed in the 1748 tax lists of Lunenburg County, VA. A man named Thomas Pitman was listed nearby.
Charlotte County, Virginia, Josiah Bryant, orphan, chose Joseph Reynolds as guardian. October 6, 1794.
July 4, 1796, Joseph Reynolds dismissed as guardian, because Josiah is of full age. [My note: Elisha Bryant's daughter Nancy D. married Alonzo D.Reynolds, parentage unknown.]
Patrick County, VA land tax 1796-1799 lists Josiah Bryant
Josiah Bryant married Polly Lipton 9/6/1794 in Charlotte County, VA
Revolutionary War Records for Virginia lists James Bryant, Josiah Bryant, and William Bryant
Josiah Bryant b 3/9/1784 Montgomery County, VA and died 8/27/1870 Ottumwa, Wapello Co., WA
Josiah's father listed on Rootsweb as Josiah and Mother as Lydia
Children
Ambrose Bryant b: 1778 in ,Patrick County,VA
Josiah Bryant b: 9 MAR 1784 in ,Montgomery County,VA
William Bryant
John Bryant
Miss Bryant
Miss Bryant
Ambrose Bryant (b. 1778) married Frances Dickerson 1796 in MontgomeryCounty, VA. Had son Peter b. 1821 in Floyd Co., VA. He married Lucretia Elizabeth Wright in 1839. Moved to Illinois. Other children Nancy, 1799;Lydia, 1811 Montgomery Co., VA; Frances, 1814, Floyd Co., VA; Josiah,1817, Floyd Co., VA; John T., 1820, VA.
Josiah Bryant b.March 9, 1784 in Montgomery Co., VA. Married Mary Turman, b 1791 in Montgomery County, VA.
Children
Matilda Bryant b: 25 SEP 1812 in ,,KY
Benjamin Turman Bryant b: ABT 23 OCT 1815 in Turman Township ??,SullivanCounty ??,IN ??
Sarah Ruann Bryant b: ABT 6 OCT 1821 in Turman Township ??,SullivanCounty ??,IN ??
Mary Malone Bryant b: ABT 20 DEC 1830 in Turman Township ??,SullivanCounty ??,IN ??
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1787 Census of VA, Henry CO Tax List B, p667 Apr 21, 1787, taxes collected from Elias Bryant
It seems most likely that Elisha Bryant belongs in this family grouping,perhaps descended from Josiah Bryant married to Lydia & #00063; It seems to be impossible at this time to determine who Elisha's parents might have been. My own speculation (no proof whatsoever) is that he may have been the son of Thomas Bryant (July 13, 1780-ca. 1840, husband of Ruth) by a first marriage. This would make Elisha the half-brother of Thomas Dean Bryant (August 7, 1816-April 1894) who married Nancy A. Taylor, the sister of John Anderson Taylor. Elisha's son Madison Daniel Bryant married the Paulina Jane Taylor, daughter of John Anderson Taylor. If this were the case, Thomas Dean Bryant's nephew would have married the niece of Thomas Dean Bryant's wife.
North Carolina Genealogy Trails
Muster Rolls of Soldiers War of 1812 Detached Militia 7th Regiment
Transcribed and Contributed By Brent Miller
MUSTER ROLL OF THE DETACHED MILITIA ORGANIZED IN AUGUST, 1814
GENERAL OFFICERS DESIGNATED TO COMMAND IN THIS DETACHMENT OF MILITIA.
MONTFORD STOKES MAJOR GENERAL JEREMIAH SLADE BRIGADIER GENERAL JESS A. PEARSON BRIGADIER GENERAL
SEVENTH REGIMENT OF LINCOLN, RUTHERFORD, BURKE, BUNCOMBE AND HAYWOOD. OFFICERS: ANDREW IRWIN LIEUTENANT COLONEL COMMANDANT WILLIAM CATHEY FIRST MAJOR NATHAN A. McDOWELL SECOND MAJOR
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JAMES FINLEY CAPTAIN WM. J. WILSON 1ST LIEUTENANT RICHARD COWAN 2ND LIEUTENANT ANDREW BARRY 3RD LIEUTENANT JOHN BEARD ENSIGN
AMBROSE GAULINEY FREDERIC KILLIAN JOHN GRICE ANDREW SLINKARD EDWARD CARROLL WILLIAM HILL JOHN HOGAN JOHN JINKENS WILLIS BALLARD HENRY SADLER THOMAS DICKSON WILLIAM KILLIAN GEORGE BERRY JOHN VENABLE ROBINSON HARRIS JACOB TROUTMAN AUSTIN FORD ANTHONY HINKLE WILLIAM SHORT PETER TITMAN ASHMAN GWIN JAMES GRAHAM JAMES McCARVER JAMES HICKS ISAAC MURRELL WILLIAM ROCKFORD DANIEL KILLIAN JOHN HUNT ROBERT ALEXANDER JOHN BLACKWOOD BENEDICT JETTON WILLIAM McCARVER STEWARD JINKENS BENJAMIN PROCTOR WIERTT JENKINS WILLIAM BLUFORD JOHN LITZ REUBEN JENKINS JOHN HANKS WILLIAM LITTLE JACOB RHINE ELMER RUMFELT RICHARD PROCTOR SOLOMON RHINE JOHN CARTHY WILLIAM NANCE JR. ADAM RHINE JACOB KENNEDY JAMES WHITE JOHN RHODES JOHN OATS WILLIAM NANCE JOHN BYNUM JOHN PARMER WILLIAM TUCKER DAVID COSTNER WILLIAM ADAMS AMBROSE COBB JACOB SMITH JACOB CLONINGER GEORGE HOUSE SAMUEL PEW AMOS ROBESON THOMAS SADLER ALEXANDER McCULLOCK NEEDAM WINGATE KEECE PRICE DAVID SMITH JR. MOSES GRISSOM ROBINSON MOORE HIRAM HARRIS WILLIAM MEGINESS JAMES SHANNON JOHN RHODES JACOB FITE JOHN MEGINESS EZEKIEL McCLURE WILLIAM SUTTON JOHN MERNER JOHN MAHEW SAMUEL WILLIAMS BEDFORD CHILDERS JAMES McCLURE THOMAS TUCKER WILLIAM LETTIMORE SAMUEL ABERNATHY JOHN DAMON RED ERROWOOD ANDERSON WELLS ROBERT LUCKY WILLIAM HAMILTON CHARLES EDWARDS JOHN LEEPER ANTHONY LONG JOHN GLOVER FREEMAN SHELTON ALEXANDER RANKIN REUBEN GRICE WILLIAM REED
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DANIEL HOKE CAPTAIN JOHN B. HARRIS 1ST LIEUTENANT GILBERT MILLIKEN 2ND LIEUTENANT ISAAC MAUNEY 3RD LIEUTENANT PETER HOKE ENSIGN
JOHN CARPENTER GEORGE GOFORTH JACOB HOUSER HENRY HUFFSTEDDLER JACOB HARMAN JOHN WATTERSON MOSES BARR ROBERT BARBER JOSEPH WEAT JACOB PLUNK YOUNG MARDEN JAMES PATTERSON WILLIAM CARPENTER THOMAS BLACK PRESTON GOFORTH JOSEPH BLACK DAVID DICKSON HUGH SPURLIN WILLIAM FERGUSON HARDY LONG ISAAC MULLINAX CUDIAS SMITH SOLOMON CHILDERS JAMES ELLIOTT JONAS RUDISIL CHRISTOPHER CARPENTER THOMAS EARSWOOD PETER MAUNEY JAMES ENDSLEY FRANCIS SUMMITT DAVID KEZER DAVID BOOKOUT MICHAEL DILLINGER PETE EAKER ARCHIBALD ENDSLEY DANIEL BLACKBURN GEORGE COSTNER JOHN WRIGHT JACOB HARNER JOHN HUFFSTEDDLER THOMAS CRAGS AARON MOORE WILLIAM GUNTLESSEY PHILIP HAYNES DAVID DICK DANIEL CLODFELTER JOHN WHITWORTH JOSEPH HELDEBRAND ELIAS CLODFELTER JOSHUA HOWELL JOSEPH LENHART JOHN TEAGUE SAMUEL COLLINS JAMES LEMMONS GEORGE CLODFELTER JOHN MONSER DANIEL FULBRIGHT RUDOLPH CLODFELTER CASPER BOLICK LEWIS HUET GEORGE BOWMAN PHILIP SKERD HENRY LICKMANTHOMAS SMITH MATTHEW BOOVEY JOHN BUMGARNER CHARLES WARD WILLIE HOPS WILLIAM HARMAN ARCHIBALD COBB DAVID HUNGLEY ELISHA SAUNDERS MARTIN LICKMAN JOSHUA HUNTER GEORGE TURNER CONRADE HELDEBRAND ABRAHAM TRAY PETER REMER HENRY LIKMAN JR. BOSTIAN BEST SAMUEL SULLIVAN GEORGE SELLER CHRISTIAN BOLLINGER JOHN HOUSAR CHRISTOPHER HOPE SOLOMON SHOUP MICHAEL INGLE SAMUEL BIGHAM WILLIAM CLINE WILLIAM WILLIS JOHN SHAFER CHARLES WILLIAMS HENRY HOUSER JAMES CHAPMAN RANSOM HUSKY NATHANIEL PEW MATTHIAS BARRINGER
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DANIEL SUMMITT NICHOLAS CARPENTER PETER LORANCE JOSEPH ASHE JOHN EARNEY ALFRED SHERRIL ELIAS SHINE CONRADE WARD AVERY GAUNT ANDREW YANT PHILLIPS HEDRICK BENEDICT LEVANT JOHN COWAN GEORGE SHOOK JACOB FULLBRIGHT LEONARD DAGLE EPHRAIM CHRISTOPH WILLIAM ECHARD JOHN HADRICK AARON DOWNSON PETER KELLER GABRIEL ISAAC SAMUEL PETERSON FREDERIC KNUP FRANCIS KING PETER RABY MICAHEL SATTONFIELD JONATHAN ROBINSON MILES ABERNATHY DAVID HAWN VALENTINE TAYLOR JOHN STAMY PETER FREY JAMES GILLEBRAND JOHN SNYDER JAMES BRIDGES JAMES JONES BENJAMIN NEWMAN STERLING SINGLETON JOHN WARD JOHN CLODFELTER JAMES FISHER SAMUEL SHELTON WILLIAM BLACK DAVID WARLIC ELISHA WINSON HENRY KILLIAN SOLOMON KILLIAN DAVID COULTER HENRY COULTER JOHN SHUFORD
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SEVENTH REGIMENT RUTHERFORD COUNTY
FIRST REGIMENT
JOHN OLIVER CAPTAIN JOHN MOORE 1ST LIEUTENANT JOSEPH TAYLOR 3RD LIEUTENANT LINDSEY FORTUNE ENSIGN
ADAM HAMPTON JAMES IRVINE VINCENT WOOD WILLIAM SPRATT JOHN McHAN RICHARD NEWEAM JAMES HILL DAVID HODGE JONATHAN MULLENS RIAL HILL WILLIAM HICKS HENRY CAMP JONATHAN HAMPTON NOAH SERGENT HARBERT HORTON BENJAMIN KETOR RANSOM EDGARTON WADE BATES DAVID WOMACK ELI HANES HAMILTON FREEMAN JAMES KETOR CARTER JOHNSON WILLIAM MARSHALL REUBEN MELTON MICAJAH BLANKENSHIP LEONARD DICK JAMES NANCY JOHN MELTON EPHRAIM COOK RICHARD E. ALLEN WILLIAM WALLACE THOMAS WAMOCK JACOB VENZANT JEREMIAH WEBB JOHN COOK ASAPH HILL HOWARD WILLIAMS MOSES WHITE HENRY MORRIS SAMUEL BICKERSTAFF ZEDEKIAH HARRIS ROBERT JOHNSTON WILLIAM WHITESIDES JOHN CROW STERLING LEWIN THOMAS STOCKTON JOHN HUNTER JOHN BRADEY MARK MOORE JOSIAH JONES WILLIAM HARRIS ISAAC RHOM ANDREW H. ELLIOTT BENJAMIN GRAYSON JAMES WARD WILLIAM GRAYSON MINER WINN WILLIAM MELTON JESSE MORGAN ELIJAH POOL WILLIAM HUNT ELIJAH SPARKS THOMAS BRACKETT SIMON STEET JAMES STEET WILLIAM HUTCHINS JAMES TAYLOR HUGH WATSON DANIEL WATSON WILLIAM REED JOHN GUFFY ARCH REED GUFFEY JAMES S. GUFFEY JESSE W. GROVE BENJAMIN ANDREWS JAMES THOMPSON JAMES MOORE GEORGE ROSS
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ABRAHAM IRVINE CAPTAIN JOHN FONETREN LEIUTENANT JOSEPH WILLIS ENSIGN
MICAH DAVIS WILLIAM NEWTON CONSTANT BROOKS JOHN BLONTON JOHN BOOKER JAMES WILSON BAYARD McCRAW HUGH McRANNOLDS JAMES DICKENS JAMES WILKINS WILLIAM YORK JENKY JENKENS JESSE BLANTON BLUEFORD RANDAL LEWIS JOHNSTON JOHN RIPPY JAMES ARROWOOD ELISHA STACY ELIJAH HAMRICK JESSE GRIGG ZACHARIAH McDANIEL RICHARD BRIDGES BANNESTER GRIGG DARLIN WEBB SAMUEL FONETREN RICHARD GIBBS RICHARD BOSTICK ABSALOM ELLIS WILLIAM WILKEY JACOB WILLIS NEHEMIAH PADGETT MOSES BLACK JOHN WHITE BENJAMIN BURNS SAMUEL JULIN JOHN ROBESON VALENTINE MARTIN JABEZ MURRY DAVID BEHELER RICHARD LEA JOHN SMITH JOHN AMOS GEORGE BRIDGES JOHN BARKER DAVID POPE JESS RIPPY JAMES CHITWOOD ARTHER CLARKE SAMUEL McINTIRE JESSE LEDFORD WILLIAM HOLLAND ROBERT SMITH THOMAS HILL JOHN GREEN JOSEPH LAGUIRE ABEL BEATY GILBERT HARREL HENRY LEDBETTER WILLIAM DEDMAN HENRY GRIGS DANIEL KING ALLEN MATHIS JACOB McKINNEY JAMES McINTIRE JOHN HANDCASTLE HENRY WORKMAN HENRY WESTON MARTIN BEAM THOMAS DOWNEY SAMUEL MODE JAMES WILSON THOMAS GARNER ALFRED MOORE WILLIAM McENTIRE JAMES CRANE ISHAM JULIN SAMUEL WILSON JOHN ALEXANDER JESSE BRADDY ELIJAH HOLIFIELD SOLOMON HARRELSON ROBERT SCRUGGS DAVID LISSUM JOEL WILLIAMS JOHN BAILEY ABRAHAM PADGETT HENRY WHITE WILLIAM LEA ALFRED MOORE SILAS SCRUGGS
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EPHRAIM CARRUTH GEORGE MUSICK JAMES BRADEN ARCHIBALD SOHLAR WILLIAM NEWMAN AN'D YOUNG ANDREW THOMPSON CALTON BROWN LEANDER P. CARRUTH WILLIAM OWNBY JAMES RUTH JOHN DILLBARK JR. JOSEPH WOOD VURREL UTLY ROBERT BAILEY THOMAS BLACKURL WILLIAM COLLIER GEORGE FRY JAMES CRAWFORD CALEB WILLIAMS NOAH HAMPTON JOSHUA WELLS AUSTEN MUSUCK THOMAS STEEDMAN THOMAS PRATER SOLOMON BLACKURL GARGIEL WILMATH RICHARD SIZEMORE JOHN OWNSBY JOSEPH WILSON SIMS OWNSBY JOHN SMITH ISAAC GOFORTH JOHN LOWTHER CORNELIUS CLEMMONS GREENBURY GRIFFEN JOHN DALTON DAVID TRULLY JOHN GOING WILLIAM WOOTAN CHARLES EDWARDS PLEASANT WHIRLY ELIJAB DOLTEN THORNTON RANDAL DENNIS DUFF EDWARD McGUIN EPHRAIM JACKSON LUKE WOLDSON JOHN HIFLIN SAMUEL THOMPSON JOHN SKIPPER BURGES SMITH JONATHAN ELLISON GEORGE McKINNEY JEREMIAH SMITH WILLIAM THOMPSON ROBERT COCKRUM JOSEPH STUDMAN JAMES MENICE JOHN SUTTON JR. THOMAS DILLS SR. JAMES HENDERSON WILLIAM GILES WILLIAM SUTTON JR. WILLIAM WILSON JAMES MILLER ERWIN JOHN LOGAN WILLIAM CLINTON EDLEY HAMLETON
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SEVENTH REGIMENT BURKE COUNTY
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FREDERICK SLUILLEI CAPTAIN ELROD POBETE 1ST LIEUTENANT JOHN F. O'NEIL 2ND LIEUTENANT JOHN RIEL ENSIGN WILLIAM BRITTAIN 1ST SERGEANT JACOB KELLER 2ND SERGEANT JOHN WALKER 3RD SERGEANT HENRY ONEAL 4TH SERGEANT SWIPTON LOWDON DRUMMER STEPHEN BALLOW FIFER
EZEKIEL ENGLAND JOHN BLACK PETER WISENGHUNT JOHN KENNEDY JOHN WILLIAMS JOHN HARTLEY PETER MULL ABRAHAM DEAL FREDERICK BOTTLES WILLIAM BRACKETT GARRAT GARRATSON JOHN AIRWOOD JAMES LARGENT GEORGE REIDER THOMAS MOODY WILLIAM WENTERS PHILIP PITTS JOHN EAVINS WILLIAM SOERALS ELIJAH POWELL JOSEPH THOMPSON LEWIS POWELL JAMES McFALLS HENRY WILDS REUBEN WALKER JOHN BIAL SAMUEL LOCKRAGE JACOB A. BEY WILLIAM OGLESBY ANDREW KINCAID ARCHIBALD OGLESBY JAMES McDOWELL THOMAS MICHAELS JOHN HAYSE ROBERT GOOD ISAAC TUNMIRE WILLIAM REED HENRY WINKER ANDREW ENGLAND JOHN KILLIAN JOSEPH BAKER JOHN PURSON JOHN BOTTLES THOMAS BRYANT {<******<******<***********<*******<******<****< ELIJAH WALKER PERIAN DANIEL JOHN GOOD JESSE SMITH WILLIAM HARTLEY JOHN SMALLEY JOSEPH MURPHY HENRY KYLES JOHN H. SINGLING WILLIAM PYOTT PHILIP SHUFLER ARCHIBALD GIBBSJOSEPH ENGLAND JAMES HILL WILLIAM ENGLAND JR. MICAJAH LISK SOLOMON GOOD JR. JOHN POWELL MICHAEL WISINGHUNT DEMMON DOSSEY JR. JOHN DERRYBURRY ALEXANDER DEAL HENRY DEAL JOHN JONES JOHN POTEETE PETER BRY MICHAEL WEHUNT JOHN MARTIN WILLIAM DEAL
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LARKIN KERBY ANDREW REED JOEL WILLIAMS WILLIAM TURNER WILLIAM ROBERTS JAMES COLLINS JOHN FINCANNON THOMAS BEAN JESSE BERRY ABRAHAM MELONE SAMUEL SMITH JOHN BOVEY JR. JOHN KING LEPS HELTON JOSHUA HARSHAW HENRY COOK ALEXANDER CAMPBELL JOHN ERNEST SOLOMON CRISP JAMES FLETCHER WILHAM COFFEY COLBERT HAYS JOHN HARRISS REUBEN COFFEY JAMES GILBERT JOHN SUMPTER JOSEPH OWENS JOHN PROCK ALEXANDER WEST SAMUEL HOWELL THOMAS BLAIR JUSTIC BEECH FREDERICK TUCKER JOHN BROWN CHARISTIAN HASS JOHN LITTON ROBERT RINER PHILIP ROUGH JOSEPH KERBY JONATHAN PENLY LEMUEL HOLT JOHN FRITT WILLIAM REID DANIEL WHITTENBURG THOMAS KING ENOCH PRESSNILL THOMAS DORSETT ELI JUSTICE THOMAS FORRESTER
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JOHN CARSON CAPTAIN JAMES BURGEN LIEUTENANT
PLEASANT CASHIN BURRET RICKETS JAMES SMITH JONATHAN ALLISON JOHN ROSS DENNIS ROSS BEN. CURTIS LAVENDER FORTUNE GEORGE DARMAID ALEXANDER PORTEL GEORGE EDMISON SAMUEL COCKHORN WILLIAM HARLEY SWINEFIELD HELL HENRY CROWN WILLIAM GUY JESSE HENIL WILLIAM HUGHES ANDREW McKINLY ABNER DAVENPORT MANUAL LAMB WILLIAM DICKSON WILLIAM VONN AUSTIN PACK WILLIAM BRIGHT JOAB GOODBREAD JOSEPH LANNER THOMAS JAMES THOMAS GRIBBLE MITCHEL PARHAM WILLIAM HENDERSON JOSEPH BIVINS JOHN MORRIS JOHN QUEEN WILLIAM DUNCAN JOHN W. CARSON STOGDOL WILSON DAVID CURTIS MAN SHOTS THOMAS HANCY DANIEL MORROW JOHN BIDDICKS JAMES REVES JACOB MARTIN WILLIAMJONES WILLIAM LACKEY
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SEVENTH REGIMENT BUNCOMBE COUNTY
FIRST REGIMENT
CLAYTON NEAL CAPTAIN ANDREW WILSON LIEUTENANT
JOHN SUTTON PETER SHEPERD SAMUEL McCARSON WILLIAM W. LAIN CHARLES McLAIN RICHARD SCEUTILL LEWIS HERRIN DANIEL HEFNER WILLIAM WILSON ELI MEARILL JAMES BREVARD BALLARD LAKE ROBERT WILSON JOHN CLAYTON THOMAS JONES GEORGE D. DAVIS CHARLES ADAMS DAVID FAINS JAMES ERWIN BURGES LAKE CAJER SMITH GEORGE ERWIN ARAHAM McGUFFEE SAMUEL KING GEORGE JUSTIN WALTER BURWELL JAMES JONES JAMES CLARK NATHAN FLETCHER MATTHEW WILSON JOHN JUSTICE JAMES KITCHENS JESSE CASSE DAVID JOHNSON ANDREW LOCKHART ALEXANDER JORDAN JAMES MAXWELL JONATHAN LINCARD WILLIAM JUSTICE GRADY JOHNSON WILLIAM CASE SOLOMON PARKER ARCHIBALD EDMISTON JOHN GALLOWAY JAMES S. SMITH LEWIS RANSOMJESS CAUSBY WILLIAM CARN DAVIS RHODES NINNION EDMESTON WILLIAM CICARD EZEKIEL SANDELIN JOHN OSBORN JEREMIAH OSBORN DANIEL ALLEN HENRY STUDER MATHIAS LITTLE SAMUEL CORN JAMES TWEED HUGH JOHNSTON DAVID EVANS ENOCK WILLIAMS JAMES NICKOLSON
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JOHN SMITH JOHN HENRY JOHN HAWKINS JOHN PALMER AARON JAVETTE ANDREW GARRON ELSY RUNDLES JOHN GERRON JOSEPH GUDGER WILLIAM H. MURREY JOHN GOOCH M. HAUSTIN PATTON JOSEPH WRIGHT JACOB JARON NIMROD MERRIL WILLIAM GUDGER AMOS LANNING THOMAS MURRY ELI RIMON THOMAS TAYLOR AARON BANKS SAMUEL JINKENS ANDREW RORRAN ADAM GARRON THOMAS SNELSON JOHN PATTON THOMAS ROGERS CILAS RHEA GEORGE LINDSEY AZRA JINKINS JOHN FRISBY SAMUEL J. MAVEY WILLIAM SPIVEY DAVID ROGERS DAVID VANCE JAMES WEVER WILLIAM BUTTON DAVID K. BATY GEORGE CORN RICHARD DUFF JAMES DILLARD ROBERT BRITTON JAMES ROGERS JACOB CARVER JOSEPH CARVER JOSEPH MILLSAPS WILLIAM MASON DAVID MILLAR MALLEY REEVES THOMAS JONES IREA JAVIETTE JOSEPH HAYS GEORGE BROCK ELISHA SPIVEY JACOB FORTUNBERRY ABRAHAM PENLAND ASWELL PHILLIPS JAMES RICE WILLIAM CRAGE SAMUEL McFEE WILLIAM MURPHY JOHN M. PATTON WILLIAM WAFER
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SEVENTH REGIMENT BUNCOMBE COUNTY
THIRD REGIMENT LEVI BAILEY CAPTAIN JOSEPH SHEPARD 1ST LIEUTENANT DAVID HUGHEY ENSIGN
WILLIAM KEITH GEORGE ROBERTSON HENRY KEITH WILLIAM BYRD JAMES WOOD JOHN EDWARDS MARK ROBERTS SAMUEL BYRD THOMAS ROBERTS WILLIAM DAYTON EDWARD ROBERTSON JAMES EDWARDS REUBEN KEITH WILLIAM TAYLOR JOHN CODY JACOB SILVER TAVNER MOORE JAMES KILLIAN JOSEPH PONDER JAMES McMAHAN THOMAS GAINES ROBERTS MAXAMILIAN HARRIS NIMROD BUCKNER URIAH HONEYCUTT ROBERT ROBERTS ANGEL COOK JESSE GILES JOHN ANGLIN JOHN GREEN JOHN POTEET WILLIAN CARSON JAMES POTEET JOHN GREENWOOD WILLIAM CALLIWAY JAMES HURSTLE JAMES ANGEL SAMUEL HUGHEY ABNER STATE SHADRACK GUTHRY JESSE RAFORD GARRAT DEWESEE EDMOND EDWARDS WILLIAM WILLIAMS THOMAS WILSON AUGUSTINE PRESTWOOD THOMAS LAWSON JOHN LAMS BRITAIN WILLIAMS JAMES LAMS BENJAMIN WEBB JOHN ARREWOOD PERLIN BOWMAN RICHARD HOLLAND JOHN GARRETT JOHN CORNWELL JOHN SLANLON JOHN STRANTON JOSEPH CALLIHORN GEORGE STANTON JOHN RANDOLPH
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SEVENTH REGIMENT HAYWOOD COUNTY
JOHN McCLURE CAPTAIN ELIJAH DEVER LIEUTENANT JOHN DEVER ENSIGN
JOHN WELSH JOHN MIDDLETON JOSEPH CATHEY JONAS DENTON JETHRO CATHEY ANDREW HOPPER CHRISTIAN HOWEL JONATHAN PETERSON BENJAMIN HATFIELD MALACHAI BILAND JONATHAN HAINS WILLIAM WATSON JAMES CAMPBELL JOHN NELSON ANDREW McCLOR HENRY ANDERSON WILLIAM McCLURE MARTIN HEFLEY BENJAMIN McMILLEN NICHOLAS MASSEY CHARLES EVENES WILLIAM MONTGOMERY RICHARD CLARK GEORGE HIFFLEY ABRAHAM EATON JOHN ANDERSON WILLIAM GOODWIN ISOM GURLY LAZARUS EATON JAMES WELSH JAMES CHAMBERS HUGH DONALSON JAMES McFARLAND MARK COLMER BAILEY FLEMING ELISHA FOLLER CHAMP LANGSFORD JOHN MANN DAVID ELDER JOHN TOLLOR JOHN DILLARD SAMUEL CORTER JOHN OLIVER SAMUEL ROBESON BENJAMIN ENLOS THOMAS WATSON EDWARD COTTER JOHN WATSON JESSE ENLOE JAMES LOVE JAMES A. ELLIS LOYD HEYSIN GEORGE PENLAND JAMES WILLIAMS WILLIAM ROGERS ROBERT PENLAND JOHN TELLEY WILLIAM MURRAY HIROM GRAY JOSIAH CRAWFORD WILLIAM CRAWFORD JOHN LORD ANDREW McLEON JOSEPH DUNN JOHN BELL ANDREW BRYSON
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Ancestors of Bonnie Patricia Hackney
24. John E. Wright, born October 1826 in Virginia; died Bet. 1902 - 1910 in Pinnacle, Surry County, North Carolina probably. He was the son of 48. William Green Wright and 49. Phetany Slayden. He married 25. Mary Collins January 18, 1846 in Patrick County, Virginia. 25. Mary Collins, born May 1828 in Virginia; died Bet. 1902 - 1910 in Pinnacle, North Carolina probably. She was the daughter of 50. John Collins, Jr and 51. Nancy. Notes for John E. Wright: Had moved to Francisco, Stokes County, NC by 1852. Enlisted at age 35 in the Confederate Army on March 10, 1863 at Francisco. Served with the 2nd battalion, NC Infantry Company A, the "Brown Mountain Boys" and served as an ambulance driver. He was paroled at Appomattox Courthouse April 9, 1865. In August of 1865, John joined the State Line Primitive Baptist Church. His father belonged there, having joined in 1855. John filed an application to draw a pension for his service on June 19, 1902. On the application, he stated that he was an ambulance driver and had his hand injured, when the ambulance came into contact with a tree. In 1910, his widow Mary was living with their son John Henry. On April 8, 1911, Mary A. Wright applied for a widow's pension. John was a Primitive Baptist preacher, last known residence was Pinnacle, North Carolina, where he applied for his Civil War pension. He and Mary are listed on the 1900 census of Westfield Township in Surry County, North Carolina. More About John E. Wright: Military service: Confederate Army, Civil War Children of John Wright and Mary Collins are:
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i. James Fleming Wright, born May 28, 1847 in Patrick County, Virginia; died August 29, 1907 in Pinnacle, North Carolina; married (1) Mildred Beasley May 19, 1867 in Stokes County, NC by R. F. Moir, Justice of the Peace; married (2) Martha A. Collins April 12, 1882.
ii. John H. Wright, born 1849 in Patrick County, Virginia; died 1920; married Malissa A. Coleman; born 1856; died 1934.
iii. Larkin B. Wright, born 1852; married Sarah Elizabeth Palmer October 10, 1878 in Patrick County, Virginia; born 1853.
iv. Susan Emma Wright, born Abt. 1862; married Creed Thomas Collins 1881 in Stokes County, NC; born in Patrick County, Virginia.
26. John W. Beasley, born August 09, 1817 in Francisco, Stokes County, NC; died February 12, 1893 in Francisco,Stokes County, NC. He was the son of 52. Jeremiah Beasley and 53. Elizabeth. He married 27. Sarah Elizabeth Owens. 27. Sarah Elizabeth Owens, born April 21, 1820; died April 30, 1889 in Stokes County, NC. She was the daughter of 54. Jesse Owens and 55. Mary Barr. Notes for John W. Beasley: John inherited the family farm, 259 acres, from his father. He added 55 1/4 acres on the north side of the Dan River. In his will of 1884, he left the less desirable land on the north side of the Dan to William and John, jointly. He left the land on the south side of the Dan (the original family farm) to Jesse. John died in 1892 in Francisco. John and Elizabeth were buried in a family graveyard on his property south of the Dan River in Francisco. The graveyard is located on a dirt road in front of Elijah's store. His grandparents and grandparents are also buried in this graveyard. ***All the notes on the Beasley family were taken from a file found in the public library. The file referenced notes from IGI, parish registers of Wootton Wawen (Henley In Arden was a chapelry of the parish church in Wootten Wawen). Also "Cavaliers and Pioneers" by Nell Marion Nugent; "Virginia Colonial Abstracts" by Beverly Fleet; Virginia Land Records, and "Colonial Caroline A History of Caroline Co., VA by T. E. Campbell. I do not know who compiled the file. The 1850 Fed. census for Peters Creek, Stokes Co., NC showed: John Beasley age 34 b. VA Betsey age 29 b. NC William age 9 b. NC Christina age 7 b. NC Mahala age 6 b. NC Mildred age 4 b. NC Mary age 1 b. NC The 1860 Fed. census for Danbury, Stokes Co., NC showed: John Beasley age 43 b. VA Bettie age 40 b. NC William age 20 b. NC Mahala age 15 b. NC Mildred age 13 b. NC Mary age 11 b. NC Bettie age 9 b. NC Jesse age 7 b. NC John age 4 b. NC Note: Daughter Christina got married May 1860 just before the census was taken. More About John W. Beasley: Burial: Beasley Family Cemetery, Francisco, NC More About Sarah Elizabeth Owens: Burial: Beasley Family Cemetery, Francisco, NC Children of John Beasley and Sarah Owens are:
i. William Beasley, born July 1840; married Frances Susan Collins in Stokes County, NC; born Abt. 1849.
ii. Christina Beasley, born 1842 in North Carolina; died 1894 in Stuart, Patrick County, Virginia; married Levi Patterson Collins in Surry County, North Carolina; born 1837 in Patrick County, Virginia.
iii. Mahala Beasley, born Abt. 1845; married William Henry Collins; born Abt. 1844.
13 iv. Mildred Beasley, born 1847 in Francisco, Stokes County, North Carolina; died 1881 in Francisco, Stokes County, North Carolina; married James Fleming Wright May 19, 1867 in Stokes County, NC by R. F. Moir, Justice of the Peace.
v. Mary Beasley, born Abt. 1849.
vi. Bettie Beasley, born Abt. 1851.
vii. Jesse Beasley, born November 29, 1852; died February 10, 1936 in Francisco, Stokes County, NC; married Elizabeth Collins November 07, 1872 in Stokes County, NC; born March 29, 1852; died June 02, 1937.
viii. John Beasley, born November 17, 1856 in Stokes County, North Carolina; died November 15, 1937 in Stokes County, North Carolina; married Frances Elizabeth Owens; born Abt. 1853 in Stokes County, North Carolina; died March 1929 in Surry County, North Carolina.
28. Elisha D. Bryant, born Abt. 1805 in Jacksonville, Floyd County, Virginia; died March 15, 1884 in Floyd County, Virginia. He married 29. Nancy Carolyn Smith Abt. 1830. 29. Nancy Carolyn Smith, born Abt. 1802 in North Carolina; died Bet. 1880 - 1900 in Probably Stokes County, North Carolina. She was the daughter of 58. Daniel Smith and 59. Mary Edwards. Notes for Elisha D. Bryant: In 1850,Elisha Bryant was living with his wife Nancy and their children in Rockingham County, North Carolina. Sometime shortly afterward, Elisha left his family. By 1860, he was living in Floyd County, Virginia with a 33 year old woman named Mary and their children Sarah, age 5; Nancy, age 3; Rachel, age 2; and a seven month old baby named Frances. They went on to have several more children, Celia, Delilah, Jackson, Manda, Lizena, and Hannah. They were still living together at the time of the 1880 census, but by early 1881, Elisha had been declared a lunatic and was under the care of Hardin P. Hylton, who was appointed his "committee". In 1882, a petition was granted for the sale of Elisha's real estate in order to pay for his care. An advertisement in the newspaper "Floyd Reporter" names Elisha's children, both by his wife Nancy and by Mary. Copies of the court documents and advertisement were obtained from Peggy Steele of California, a Bryant researcher. Ms. Steele is a descendant of Elisha's second family. Mary lived on long after Elisha died. She was still living in Floyd County, Virginia in 1900, according to the census for that year. She was living next to her daughter Nancy Reynolds and her family. The census record states that Mary and her parents were born in North Carolina; that Mary was a widow. Her birth is given as January, 1826, her age as 74. She was the mother of 13 children, 6 of whom were living at the time. The census information for Mary's daughter, Nancy Reynolds, states that she was born in Tennessee. ************** In 1840, when Elisha was living in Rockingham County, North Carolina, there was also a man named Coleman Bryant, of about the same age living nearby. In 1860, a 55 year old Coleman Bryant was living in Pittsylvania County, Virginia with 32 year old Elizabeth (wife, daughter?), a six year old boy named Fleming B., and a four year old boy named Thomas R. In 1880, this widowed Coleman Bryant was still in Pittsylvania County, Virginia with his daughter Harriett, 19; son Thomas, 23; and Thomas's wife, Belle, 23. Note: One source gives Elisha's middle name as Daniel. __________________________ Notes for Bryants in Floyd and surrounding counties in Virginia: Ambrose and William Bryant are listed in the 1748 tax lists of Lunenburg County, VA. A man named Thomas Pitman was listed nearby. Charlotte County, Virginia, Josiah Bryant, orphan, chose Joseph Reynolds as guardian. October 6, 1794. July 4, 1796, Joseph Reynolds dismissed as guardian, because Josiah is of full age. [My note: Elisha Bryant's daughter Nancy D. married Alonzo D. Reynolds, parentage unknown.] Patrick County, VA land tax 1796-1799 lists Josiah Bryant Josiah Bryant married Polly Lipton 9/6/1794 in Charlotte County, VA Revolutionary War Records for Virginia lists James Bryant, Josiah Bryant,and William Bryant Josiah Bryant b 3/9/1784 Montgomery County, VA and died 8/27/1870 Ottumwa, Wapello Co., WA Josiah's father listed on Rootsweb as Josiah and Mother as Lydia Children Ambrose Bryant b: 1778 in ,Patrick County,VA Josiah Bryant b: 9 MAR 1784 in ,Montgomery County,VA William Bryant John Bryant Miss Bryant Miss Bryant Ambrose Bryant (b. 1778) married Frances Dickerson 1796 in Montgomery County, VA. Had son Peter b. 1821 in Floyd Co., VA. He married Lucretia Elizabeth Wright in 1839. Moved to Illinois. Other children Nancy, 1799; Lydia, 1811 Montgomery Co., VA; Frances, 1814, Floyd Co., VA; Josiah, 1817, Floyd Co., VA; John T., 1820, VA. Josiah Bryant b.March 9, 1784 in Montgomery Co., VA. Married Mary Turman, b 1791 in Montgomery County, VA. Children Matilda Bryant b: 25 SEP 1812 in ,,KY Benjamin Turman Bryant b: ABT 23 OCT 1815 in Turman Township ??,Sullivan County ??,IN ?? Sarah Ruann Bryant b: ABT 6 OCT 1821 in Turman Township ??,Sullivan County ??,IN ?? Mary Malone Bryant b: ABT 20 DEC 1830 in Turman Township ??,Sullivan County ??,IN ?? _______________________ 1787 Census of VA, Henry CO Tax List B, p667 Apr 21, 1787, taxes collected from Elias Bryant It seems most likely that Elisha Bryant belongs in this family grouping, perhaps descended from Josiah Bryant married to Lydia? It seems to be impossible at this time to determine who Elisha's parents might have been. My own speculation (no proof whatsoever) is that he may have been the son of Thomas Bryant (July 13, 1780-ca. 1840, husband of Ruth) by a first marriage. This would make Elisha the half-brother of Thomas Dean Bryant (August 7, 1816-April 1894) who married Nancy A. Taylor, the sister of John Anderson Taylor. Elisha's son Madison Daniel Bryant married the Paulina Jane Taylor, daughter of John Anderson Taylor. If this were the case, Thomas Dean Bryant's nephew would have married the niece of Thomas Dean Bryant's wife.
Notes for Nancy Carolyn Smith: At the time of the 1860 cemsus, Nancy Smith Bryant was living in Danbury, Stokes Co., NC (g. 282 of Stokes County census for 1860). With her were son James Coleman, Age 26; daughter Susan, age 22; son Columbus, age 21; son John, age 16, and daughter Polly, (Mary), age 14. Her husband, Elisha Bryant was in Virginia at this time with his "new" wife and family. The 1870 census of Stokes Co., NC, Quaker Gap Township lists Nancy, son James, daughter Susan, and a 10 year old boy named William. Nancy Bryant is listed with son J. C. Bryant in Quaker Gap, Stokes CO., NC on the 1889 census on June 22, 1880.
Children of Elisah Bryant and Nancy Smith are:
i. Calvin Bryant, born abt 1831 in Rockingham Co., NC; died Oct. 30, 1875.
ii. James Coleman Bryant, born abt, 1834; died aft 1880 in probably Stokes Co., NC
iii. Madison Daniel Bryant, born June 29, 1836 in Rockingham County, North Carolina; died March 29, 1882 in Surry County, North Carolina; married Paulina Jane Taylor December 03, 1859 in Surry County, North Carolina
iv. Susan Bryant, born April 28, 1837 in Rockingham County, North Carolina; died Abt. 1910.
v. Columbus Andrew Bryant, born April 1842 in Stokes County, North Carolina; died June 1921; married Martha Frances Baldwin January 07, 1861; born July 1845 in North Carolina
Notes for Columbus Andrew Bryant: Columbus enlisted in the Confederate Army 18 March, 1862. He was subsequently assigned to A Company, 45th North Carolina Infantry Regiment. Records indicate that he was a 22 year old farmer from Rockingham County at the time of his enlistment. He was wounded October 19, 1864 during the battle of Cedar Creek, VA. His regiment, the 45th NC, fought in most of the important battles of the Civil War including Malvern Hill, Gettysburg, Wilderness,and Cold Harbor. Columbus survived the war, living to the age of 79.
vi. John Wesley Bryant, born Abt. 1844 in Stokes County, North Carolina; died 1863.
vii Mary Bryant, born November 1845 in Stokes County, North Carolina; died Aft. 1904 in Virginia.
More About Mary Bryant: Nickname: Polly
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Good morning, Larry!
I, too, have spent a lot of time trying to learn who the parents of Elisha Bryant might have been, but no real luck. He was my gggrandfather and I suppose, the black sheep of the family. When I first started researching him, I supposed that he had died between 1850 and 1860, as he was no longer with his wife Nancy and their children. Imagine my surprise when I learned that he had left his first family and started a new family with Mary A. ______. [I have seen Mary's maiden name listed as Sutphin, but I do not know the accuracy or origin of this information].
Census information lists Elisha with middle initial D. more than once, so I suppose that this is accurate. I have some vague idea that his father might have been named Thomas (with no proof at all). I believe that he was related to Thomas Dean Bryant 91780-abt 1840) who married Nancy A. Taylor, sister of John Anderson Taylor. I believe this because Elisha's son Madison DANIEL Bryant married Paulina Jane Taylor, daughter of John Anderson Taylor. All in the family, you see.
All my notes for Elisha Bryant are on Ancestry.com. I don't know if that is where you saw my information, but it is my most complete. If you don't have access to that, I will be glad to send you what I have. Not much, and quite a bit of speculation regarding Elisha's ancestors. If you have any information, hints, speculations, or vague ideas, I would like to hear them. Maybe we could come up with something that way.
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From: LarryAndy@aol.com
To: nitrap@mindspring.com
Cc: sidhiatt@gmail.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2011 6:19 PM
Subject: Genealogy
I did a search for a name and came up with your site, I am not familiar with computers very much and get confused by them. I have been doing genealogy over 30 years and have headed up the National Hiatt/Hiett/Hyatt family Association for many years and put together a pretty massive genealogy on these and associated families, along with my direct and collateral lineages.
The name I was first searching for was Elisha Bryant, married to Nancy Smith, secondly to a Mary A. This connects to other lines of Taylor and down the line, Hiatt, etc. As I tried to follow what I can as far as I can understand these pages, there are several names of common interest and possibly links. All my lines were early, most all before the Rev. War, except on that came over from Ireland in 1820, other then that, some from Jamestown, Mayflower, MA Bay Colonies, Huguenots, Drunkards or Primitive Baptists, Quakers, early Presbyterian, etc. Along those lines I see some common names that would be fun to compare too, as Taylor, Beasley, Smith, Wilson, Wright, etc. My data base is near 400K, do not take from Internet, either direct input or from direct persons that have communicated and shared their personal family records with me. I do note on Elisha Bryant that you have many of the notes that I have in my records, but did add some notes that duplicated, to my records under him as well, would be good to complete the records of your families connections as well. BUT my big interest is to find others on this line who may be interested or have information on the parentage of Elisha Bryant. I have him as Elisha Thomas Bryant with some claiming Daniel but have no direct verification as to which. Would be interested in following connections to this Elisha of either family as well as any other collateral or connected families and marriages.
I am happy to share, and regularly share my records viz DVD, I have several books retyped of interest to genealogy that we follow as well as volumes of work on the Hiatt and related families. I have major connections to the Taylor lines of various branches, my own direct goes thru Robert Taylor who came over with William Penn in 1688, back to the 1400's Great Budsworth Church, England. Thru my Penn Dutch or Primitive Baptists I do have also Beasley and other conencted surnames to my families of Teeter (Deitrich); Poe (Pohl), Moore (Mohr), Burger (Snowburger) etc. many from Wortenburg Germany, abt 1715, brought over mainly by William Penn, to save from murderous persecutions by the Lutherans of Germany at the time. Etc. would be interested to hear from you too, and if you have any connections to persons who could help on the Bryant lines, would be eager to hear from anyone. Sincerely, Larry Anderson