Larry Anderson - Families and Individuals
Notes
Robert Bonneau or Baskin PICKENS
DIRECT LINE OF: Bill Barnett; Doris Foley (Mrs. Tom); Toni James; Tom McGhee;
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TIME LINE:
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1819 - Monroe Co MS
1832 - Fayette Co TN
1836 - Fayette co TN Tax List Dist #14
1850 - CENSUS - TN
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PICKENS, *Robert Bonneau
Birth : 10 SEP 1794 Abbeville, S.C.
Death : 13 NOV 1875 Moscow, Fayette Co., TN
Gender: Male
Parents:
Father: PICKENS, *Andrew ?
Mother: GILLESPIE, *Margaret
Family:
Spouse:
Hepsebeth,
Birth : 1804
Gender: Female
Children:
PICKENS, Maggie
Birth : 1835 Fayette Co., TN
Gender: Female
PICKENS, Robert T.
Birth : 1839 Fayette Co., Tn
Gender: Male
PICKENS, Mary A.
Birth : 1842 Fayette Co., Tn
Gender: Female
PICKENS, Eliza J.
Birth : 1845 Fayette Co., Tn
Gender: Female
From: pickensfamily To:
pickensfamily
Subject: Need Info on a Robert B. Pickens
Date: 10 Feb 2000
In the History of Monroe County, Ms. The David Flynt family had a daughter
Nancy who maried a Pickens, In the 1812 application for pension, Robert B.
Pickens married a Miss Flynt. I find both Robert B. Pickens and David Flynt in
the Tenn. census in 1820. If any one can give me a marriage date or place with
where to find paper proof I would be thankful.
Janell Moore
Posted on GenForum by Karen A. Spencer on July 13, 1999:
"I am seeking the parents of Robert B. Pickens/Pickins, born 10 Sept. 1794 in
South Carolina. He was residing in Fayette Co, TN in the 1850 Census. He married
(1) Nancy? and had the following children: John G., H.F. Elizabeth Ann, David F,
Margaret C (my ancestor) and James L. Nancy died in 1835. Robert then married
(2) Hepsabeth? and they had the following children: Nancy, Robert Thomas,
Israel, Mary Ann and Eliza Jane. If you have any information, please e-mail me
at:kspen1230@att.net as I don't get back here too often.
Karen
ANASEARCHIN
- Vol 19, p. 179. Bethlehem Methodist Church Cemetery, near Moscow, Fayette
Co., TN: (Enc #P-121)
Robert B. PICKENS, Sept 19, 1794 - Nov 13, 1875
John G. PICKENS (Masonic Emblem) Aug 14, 1815 - Nov 30, 1856
Ann PICKENS, Consort of J. G. PICKENS, May 27, 1818 - Dec 8, 1852
Camilla M. daughter of J. M. and E. M. PICKENS, Feb 20, 1850 - Jan 26, 1857
age 6 ys. 11 ms. 6 ds.
Mary S. daughter of J. M. and J. PICKENS, died Sep 3, 1863, aged 6 years,
10 mos 11 da"
- Vol. 22.4, p. 191. Fayette Co. TN Tax List.
Dist. #14: Robert PICKENS.
- Vol. 27.1, p. 29. Fayette Co TN court min:
Among persons named to build a bridge...near Martin's Bridge, across Wolf
River...J. G. PICKENS...Robert B. PICKENS.
- Vol 27.4, p. 188. Court Min. Vol B
"pg 128. Robt B. PICKENS grdn to Elizabeth BRAMER, minor of this county"
LETTER from E. M. Sharp, Memphis TN, to Martha Hawkins, Monticello AR, dated 31
Aug 1977; ; ; ; transcript provided by John C. Pickens, St. Augustine FL, to
Terry McLean, Anaheim CA; FILE: Enc #P-300 (jcp disk 1nov94, S-KERR.txt).
"Rev. Israel Sidney PICKENS, youngest son of Andrew and Margaret GILLESPIE
PICKENS... was pastor of Shiloh C.P. Church for about 40 years. This old church
was located in his day in a fairly thickly settled area, north of Moscow Tenn.
on the north side of Wolf River.... He moved to Fayette County [TN] about the
same time his father did and was pastor of the one church for 40 years... he had
a brother named Robert B. PICKENS who also lived near him. They were always
attending some church meeting together and were well known in C.P. circles as
well as other churches..."
PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH, by E. M. Sharp, 1963:
p. 56. "Robert B. PICKENS of Fayette Co., TN was a farmer, a county
commissioner, and a loyal member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He was
widely and affectionately known as 'Uncle Bob', and was a gracious host at camp
meetings. He was qualified several terms as a Trustee for Fayette County. His
widow Hepsebeth later drew a penison for his services in the War of 1812. He
moved to Monroe Co., MS with his brothers, Andrew and Israel, and sister Ann
SHANNON, 1819. He moved to Fayette Co., TN about 1832. Hepsebeth was living, age
76in 1880."
Nancy FLINT
DIRECT LINE OF: Toni James;
UPDATE: 2000-02-17
!NAME-PARENTS: Janell Moore; ; familysearch.org query; ; ; ;
UPDATE: 1994-05-14
!SPOUSE: E. M. Sharp, PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH; ; author, Memphis TN,
1963; p. 56; copy in possession of Terry McLean, Anaheim CA.
Marriage: 1817 in Monroe Co., MS
Spouse:
FLINT, *Ann
Birth : 1803 S.C.
Death : 1831 Marshall Co., MS
Gender: Female
Children:
PICKENS, John G.
PICKENS, *David Flint
PICKENS, Margaret C.
Birth : 1824 Ms
Gender: Female
PICKENS, James L.
Birth : 1827 Ms
Death : 3 AUG 1863
Gender: Male
PICKENS, Rebecca ?
Birth : 1831
Gender: Female
Rebecca PICKENS
UPDATE: 1996-02-09
!PARENTS-BIRTH: E. M. Sharp,PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH; ; author, Memphis
TN, 1963; p. 56; copy in possession of Terry McLean, Anaheim CA.
Young Milton HUDSON
DIRECT LINE OF: Vera Niemiec;
RESIDENCE NOTE: Rev. Sharp says that Young M. moved to Lawrence Co. TN from
Marshall Co in 1860.It was in Lawrence Co that his children married.
Joe Mack Hight in letter dated Feb 1995 (Enc #820) states that they moved to
Lawrence Co. in 1860, after the census (which shows them in Marshall Co).
He further states that David B. PICKENS bought the HUDSON farm (229-3/4 a.) for
$5000 - recorded 10 Feb 1862.
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EARLY MISSISSIPPI RECORDS - BOLIVAR COUNTY, Vol 2. 1866-1904
Branton, Wade (1990) - (Enc. #828):
"Bolivar Co., MS Chancery Court Packet Gleanings"
p. 140-141. "Pkt. 514: B. R. HERNDON, heirs vs. Isaac HUDSON, heirs & others:
O/B; 4 Apr. 1881...
Deftdts. & heirs of Isaac HUDSON, who decd. Bol. Co., Feb 1879:
A. B. HUDSON Lecressa HAMPTON & husb. J. A.
Elizabeth JAMES Elivia DEJUERNETTE & husb. J. A.
Jane RAMSEY Parolee SWAIN & husb. Rich.
Mrs. C. V. PARKS all of Lafayette Co., MS
and
Caroline GOOLSBY, & husb. A. P. }
W. H. BERRY, J. M. BERRY } all of
Maggie O. HUDSON } Roberson's Fork Maggie MARTIN
} Marsh. Co.
Y. M. HUDSON } TN
J. M. HUDSON }
[plus]
Martin MARSHALL PO unknown
[plus]
all unknown heirs of Isaac HUDSON, decd.
[plus]
Godfrey FRANK, Adm....
In a Pet. & Bond for Removal, the heirs of Isaac HUDSON are listed a bit
differently: Y. M. HUDSON, J. M. HUDSON, Wm. BERRY, Morgan BERRY, Maggie O.
HUDSON & ___ WILKES all of TN. who put up a $100 Bond to have the case removed
to the Dist. Court of the United States, Northern Dist. of MS. next term of
court being June 1882."
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p. 147. "Pkt. 537: Milton HUDSON et al vs. Godfrey FRANK et al: Filed 28 Oct
1881: Pet. for Partial distribution. Complts. named as follows: Milton HUDSON,
J. M. HUDSON, individually, J. M. HUDSON as Grdn. of ____ (blank) HUDSON, &
_____ (blank) HUDSON, wards, A. B. HUDSON, Louisa HAMPTON; Calista PARKS, Elmira
DEJEARNETT, Jane BOWZEE, Parolee SWAIN, H. C. GOOLSBY, Elizabeth JAMES. The
defdts. are Godfrey FRANK, Adm. of Est. of Isaac HUDSON, late of Bol. Co., decd.
& the Complts. are heirs of the decd. Complts. claim there are no more debts
against sd. estate & large amounts of cash have been in the hands of FRANK for 2
yrs., sometimes amounting to $16,000. They seek distribution of funds, & that
Mrs. John MARTIN & her dau. Maggie MARTIN of Bol.
Co., who are also interested heirs, be made defdts.
Summons to defdt. FRANK."
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[though the following entry is not dated, it is among those dated 1883 - tmc]
p. 157-15. "Bolivar Co., MS Chancery Court Packet Gleanings: Pkt. 570: Bill
for Partition of land: W. H. & J. M. BERRY of Cherryvale, Montgomery Co., Kansas
seek partition of @3000 ac. they are due to inherit from the estate of Isaac
HUDSON, late of Bol. Co. who dec'd. intestate in Bol. Co., MS on 24 Feb 1879,
leaving a large personal estate & the following heirs, listed here with
addresses & portions they are entitled to receive.
Y. M. HUDSON, Lawrenceburg, Lawr. Co., TN --------------- 1/5
A. B. HUDSON, Lafayette Co., MS ------------------------- 1/5
Mrs. Louisa HAMPTON, " " ----------------------------1/35 (1/7 of 1/5)
Mrs. Jane ROWSEY, " " --------------------------- 1/35
Mrs. C. V. PARKS, " " --------------------------- 1/35
Mrs. Eliz. JAMES, " " ----------------------------1/35
Mrs. Elvira DEJOURNETTE, " " --------------------------- 1/35
Mrs. Parolee SWAIN, Pont. Co., MS ----------------------- 1/35
Mrs. Caroline GOOLSBY, Bol. Co., MS --------------------- 1/35
Miss Maggie MARTIN *, Roberson Forks, Marsh. Co., TN --- 1/10 (1/2 of 1/5)
Maggie O. HUDSON * " " ---------------------------- 1/15 (1/3 of 1/5)
Maggie HUDSON * " " ---------------------------- 1/30 (1/6 of 1/5)
John R. HUDSON * " " ---------------------------- 1/30
Marshall MARTIN, Buffalo, Leon Co., TX ------------------ 1/10 (1/2 of 1/5)
W. H. & J. M. BERRY, Cherryvale, Montg. Co., KS --------- 1/30 (1/6 of 1/5 *
= Minors each)
[END] [see notes of Isaac HUDSON for more complete text of records]
Amanda J. WILLIAMS
UPDATE: 1995-02-19
!MARRIAGE-CHILDREN: E. M. Sharp, PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH; ; author,
Memphis TN, 1963; p. 71; copy in possession of Terry McLean, Anaheim CA.
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Isaac Donald HUDSON
UPDATE: 1995-02-19
!PARENTS: E. M. Sharp, PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH; ; author, Memphis TN,
1963; pg 70-71; copy in possession of Terry McLean, Anaheim CA.
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Moved to Waxahachie, TX (Ellis Co?). REF Linder.
Milton P. HUDSON
UPDATE: 1995-02-19
!PARENTS: E. M. Sharp, PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH; ; author, Memphis TN,
1963; pg 70-71; copy in possession of Terry McLean, Anaheim CA.
Moved to Waxahachie, TX (Ellis Co?). REF Linder.
Andrew Newton HUDSON
UPDATE: 1995-02-19
!PARENTS: E. M. Sharp, PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH; ; author, Memphis TN,
1963; pg 70-71; copy in possession of Terry McLean, Anaheim CA.
Moved to TX. REF Linder.
Robert Marshall HUDSON
UPDATE: 1995-02-19
!PARENTS: E. M. Sharp, PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH; ; author, Memphis TN,
1963; pg 70-71; copy in possession of Terry McLean, Anaheim CA.
Martha P. HUDSON
UPDATE: 1995-02-19
!PARENTS: E. M. Sharp, PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH; ; author, Memphis TN,
1963; pg 70-71; copy in possession of Terry McLean, Anaheim CA.
Nora E. HUDSON
UPDATE: 1995-02-19
!PARENTS: E. M. Sharp, PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH; ; author, Memphis TN,
1963; pg 70-71; copy in possession of Terry McLean, Anaheim CA.
Christopher C. PICKENS
UPDATE: 1997-08-22
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TIME LINE:
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1811 - b. in KY.
1830/36 - brother Alfred appeared in court, Livingston Co., KY and acknowledged
a power of attorney from himself to Christopher C. PICKENS.
1830/36 - Livingston Co., KY - William K. PICKENS made oath that John PICKENS,
deceased, of Livingston County, had sons Christopher C. and Alfred, his only
children and heirs at law, and both are over 21 years of age.
1840 - md in Henry Co., TN.
1850 - living in Christian Co., KY.
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PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH, by E. M. Sharp (1963):
p. 37. "Livingston County Order Book for 1830-1836, p. 287 - 'Alfred PICKENS
came into court and acknowledged a power of attorney from himself to
Christopher C. PICKENS. William K. PICKENS came into court and made deposition
that John PICKENS, deceased, was his cousin. That he, John PICKENS, lived in
the county and that Christopher C. PICKENS and Alfred PICKENS are children of
John PICKENS, dec'd, and the only children and heirs at law and both are over
21 years of age."
p. 61. "Between 1830-36 William K. PICKENS went into court [Livingston Co.,
KY] and made oath that he was a cousin of one John PICKENS who had lived in
the county and who had died leaving two sons, Christopher C. PICKENS and
Alfred PICKENS who where then 21 years of age..."
Mary Jane HARRIS
UPDATE: 1995-08-22
John PICKENS
UPDATE: 1995-08-22
Nancy M. PICKENS
UPDATE: 1995-08-22
Alfred B. PICKENS
UPDATE: 1995-08-22
William H. PICKENS
UPDATE: 1995-08-22
Joanna PICKENS
UPDATE: 1995-08-22
John PICKENS
UPDATE: 1995-08-22
---------------- TIME LINE:
abt 1771/1773 - mentioned in his father's will as if he were away from home -
home being around Abbeville Dist., SC.
1803 - md in Jefferson Co., TN.
1805 - charter member of Union Baptist Church in Livingston Co., KY which was
organized in 1805. Meetings were held at his house until they organized the
church and called it Union. (From Minutes of Union Church) [REF, Sharp, p. 37]
1806, Nov 22 - John PICKENS of Livingston Co., KY, conveys to John JARNIGAN of
Cocke Co., TN 'The right that John PICKENS has in the estate of the right of his
wife Patsey, late JARNIGAN, dau. of said Thomas JARNIGAN, Decd' (Grainger Co.,
TN Deed Bk D, p. 131)
1809 - md. Nancy TERRY in Livingston Co., KY
1810/1836 - died, probably in Livingston Co., KY, leaving two sons.
(Livingston County Order Book for 1830-1836, p. 287) "Alfred PICKENS came into
court and acknowledged a power of attorney for himself to Christopher C.
PICKENS. William K. PICKENS came into court and made deposition that John
PICKENS, deceased, was his cousin. That he, John PICKENS, lived in the county
and that Christopher C. PICKENS and Alfred PICKENS are children of John PICKENS,
decd., and the only children and heirs at law, and both are over 21 years of
age."
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PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH, by E. M. Sharp (1963).
p. 37. "John PICKENS is mentioned in his father's will as if he was away from
home. Later deeds in Anderson County show that he was in Tennessee when his
mother gave him power of attorney to find some stolen slaves. It is not proved
by circumstances strongly indicate the following to be him:
m. (1) Patsy JARNIGAN, Sep 27, 1803 in Jefferson County, Tennessee. On Nov.
22, 1806 John PICKENS of Livingston County Kentucky conveys to John JARNIGAN of
Cocke Co., TN 'The right that John PICKENS has in the estate of the right of his
wife Patsey, late JARNIGAN, dau. of said Thomas JARNIGAN, Dec'd.' (Grainger
County Tenn. Deed Book D, p. 131.) It appears from this that Patsey had died
without children and John conveys the property back to the family of his wife."
"John PICKENS was a charter member of the Baptist Church in Livingston County
Kentucky which was organized in 1805. Meeting were held at his house, until they
organized the church and named it Union. (From minutes of Union Church).
"John PICKENS married (2) Nancy TERRY, Nov 16, 1809 in Livingston County. He
died sometime after, and appears to have left her with two sons: Christopher and
Alfred. Livingston County Order Book for 1830-1836, p. 287 - 'Alfred PICKENS
came into court and acknowledged a power of attorney from himself to Christopher
C. PICKENS. William K. PICKENS came into court and made deposition that John
PICKENS, deceased, ws his cousin. That he, John PICKENS, lived in the county and
that Christopher C. PICKENS and Alfred PICKENS are children of John PICKENS,
dec'd, and the only children and heirs at law and both are over 21 years of
age."
p. 61. "Between 1830-36 William K. PICKENS went into court [Livingston Co.,
KY] and made oath that he was a cousin of one John PICKENS who had lived in the
county and who had died leaving two sons, Christopher C. PICKENS and Alfred
PICKENS who where then 21 years of age..."
p. 62. "Union Baptist Church between Marion and Smithland [Livingston Co., KY]
founded about 1805. John PICKENS, son of Capt. John PICKENS of Pendleton Dist.
[SC] was charter member and the small congregation met at his house until a
building was erected...."
Roy Duckett, Prodigy transfer of CDROM files - CD #229, KY Marriages: Livingston
KY Marriages from 1799 to 1828. (Enc #P-151).
P252 PICKINS, John
T600 TERRY, Nancy 16/11/1809
Livingston County Kentucky Marriages - sent to Terry McLean by Brenda Jerome.
(Enc #P-192):
"John PICKENS - Nancy TERRY 16 Nov 1809 (bond date)."
THE PICKENS FAMILY, by E. M. Sharp (1961):
p. 16. "Between 1800 and 1805 William Gabriel PICKENS, John PICKENS, William
PICKENS, James DOWDLE, Margaret DOWDLE PICKENS, and Samuel HENRY, as well as
several families of the DICKEY and HILLHOUSE connection all went to Livingston
Co., [KY] and settled on grants on Crooked Creek in the present Crittenden
County, about six miles northwest of Marion KY.
"... We do not know which John it was that went to KY. He could have been an
older son of William Gabriel. He could have been the oldest son of Capt. John
PICKENS and wife Sarah SWEARINGEN..."
Nancy TERRY
UPDATE: 1995-08-23
Roy Duckett, Prodigy transfer of CDROM files - CD #229, KY Marriages:
Livingston KY Marriages from 1799 to 1828. (Enc #P-151).
P252 PICKINS, John
T600 TERRY, Nancy 16/11/1809
Livingston County Kentucky Marriages - sent to Terry McLean by Brenda Jerome.
(Enc #P-192):
"John PICKENS - Nancy TERRY 16 Nov 1809 (bond date)."
John PICKENS
UPDATE: 1995-08-22
---------------- TIME LINE:
abt 1771/1773 - mentioned in his father's will as if he were away from home -
home being around Abbeville Dist., SC.
1803 - md in Jefferson Co., TN.
1805 - charter member of Union Baptist Church in Livingston Co., KY which was
organized in 1805. Meetings were held at his house until they organized the
church and called it Union. (From Minutes of Union Church) [REF, Sharp, p. 37]
1806, Nov 22 - John PICKENS of Livingston Co., KY, conveys to John JARNIGAN of
Cocke Co., TN 'The right that John PICKENS has in the estate of the right of his
wife Patsey, late JARNIGAN, dau. of said Thomas JARNIGAN, Decd' (Grainger Co.,
TN Deed Bk D, p. 131)
1809 - md. Nancy TERRY in Livingston Co., KY
1810/1836 - died, probably in Livingston Co., KY, leaving two sons.
(Livingston County Order Book for 1830-1836, p. 287) "Alfred PICKENS came into
court and acknowledged a power of attorney for himself to Christopher C.
PICKENS. William K. PICKENS came into court and made deposition that John
PICKENS, deceased, was his cousin. That he, John PICKENS, lived in the county
and that Christopher C. PICKENS and Alfred PICKENS are children of John PICKENS,
decd., and the only children and heirs at law, and both are over 21 years of
age."
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PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH, by E. M. Sharp (1963).
p. 37. "John PICKENS is mentioned in his father's will as if he was away from
home. Later deeds in Anderson County show that he was in Tennessee when his
mother gave him power of attorney to find some stolen slaves. It is not proved
by circumstances strongly indicate the following to be him:
m. (1) Patsy JARNIGAN, Sep 27, 1803 in Jefferson County, Tennessee. On Nov.
22, 1806 John PICKENS of Livingston County Kentucky conveys to John JARNIGAN of
Cocke Co., TN 'The right that John PICKENS has in the estate of the right of his
wife Patsey, late JARNIGAN, dau. of said Thomas JARNIGAN, Dec'd.' (Grainger
County Tenn. Deed Book D, p. 131.) It appears from this that Patsey had died
without children and John conveys the property back to the family of his wife."
"John PICKENS was a charter member of the Baptist Church in Livingston County
Kentucky which was organized in 1805. Meeting were held at his house, until they
organized the church and named it Union. (From minutes of Union Church).
"John PICKENS married (2) Nancy TERRY, Nov 16, 1809 in Livingston County. He
died sometime after, and appears to have left her with two sons: Christopher and
Alfred. Livingston County Order Book for 1830-1836, p. 287 - 'Alfred PICKENS
came into court and acknowledged a power of attorney from himself to Christopher
C. PICKENS. William K. PICKENS came into court and made deposition that John
PICKENS, deceased, ws his cousin. That he, John PICKENS, lived in the county and
that Christopher C. PICKENS and Alfred PICKENS are children of John PICKENS,
dec'd, and the only children and heirs at law and both are over 21 years of
age."
p. 61. "Between 1830-36 William K. PICKENS went into court [Livingston Co.,
KY] and made oath that he was a cousin of one John PICKENS who had lived in the
county and who had died leaving two sons, Christopher C. PICKENS and Alfred
PICKENS who where then 21 years of age..."
p. 62. "Union Baptist Church between Marion and Smithland [Livingston Co., KY]
founded about 1805. John PICKENS, son of Capt. John PICKENS of Pendleton Dist.
[SC] was charter member and the small congregation met at his house until a
building was erected...."
Roy Duckett, Prodigy transfer of CDROM files - CD #229, KY Marriages: Livingston
KY Marriages from 1799 to 1828. (Enc #P-151).
P252 PICKINS, John
T600 TERRY, Nancy 16/11/1809
Livingston County Kentucky Marriages - sent to Terry McLean by Brenda Jerome.
(Enc #P-192):
"John PICKENS - Nancy TERRY 16 Nov 1809 (bond date)."
THE PICKENS FAMILY, by E. M. Sharp (1961):
p. 16. "Between 1800 and 1805 William Gabriel PICKENS, John PICKENS, William
PICKENS, James DOWDLE, Margaret DOWDLE PICKENS, and Samuel HENRY, as well as
several families of the DICKEY and HILLHOUSE connection all went to Livingston
Co., [KY] and settled on grants on Crooked Creek in the present Crittenden
County, about six miles northwest of Marion KY.
"... We do not know which John it was that went to KY. He could have been an
older son of William Gabriel. He could have been the oldest son of Capt. John
PICKENS and wife Sarah SWEARINGEN..."
Patsey JARNIGAN
UPDATE: 1995-08-22
William A. KING
UPDATE: 1998-09-08
!SPOUSE(1)&(2)-CHILDREN: Barbara Giddens to Terry McLean; ; e-mail messaged
dated 8 Sep 1998; ; ; FILE: Enc #P-343.
MARRIAGE(1): KING had been married before. His first wife died, leaving him with
6 children.
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From: Barbara Giddens to Terry McLean.
Subject: Pickens Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1998 [FILE:]Enc #P-343
"...Virginia Elizabeth parents were Eleazor B. CORDER and Temperance Jane
REEVES...
William KING was in the [Union prison camp, Ft Douglas, Chicago, IL at the
same time Eleazor CORDER was there].... [After Corder's death, KING] came back
and married [Corder's widow] Temperance 15 March 1864 in Tippah, Mississippi.
William KING first wife had died and left him with six children and Temperance
had the one....
Temperance Jane REEVES
UPDATE: 1998-09-08
!SPOUSE(1)&(2)-CHILD: Barbara Giddens to Terry McLean; ; e-mail messaged dated
8 Sep 1998; ; ; FILE: Enc #P-343.
Anderson Oliver Perry PICKENS
UPDATE: 1998-03-30
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PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH, by Sharp:
p. 91. "A. O. P. PICKENS went to Jackson MS where he taught school and shows
in the census of 1850. He married while there Mary STEWART whose family had
come previously from Middle Tennessee. When the Civil War began, A. O. P.
PICKENS was living in Bienville Parish, LA, where he enlisted in the 2nd
Louisiana Cavalry. He was promoted to rank of Captain. After the war he moved
to Lawrence Co., AL where he taught school. Became county School
Superintendent and also served as a member of the Alabama legislature..."
Mary STEWART
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Osceola Ole PICKENS
UPDATE: 1998-03-30
Israel Milton PICKENS
UPDATE: 1996-02-09
Mary C. DAVIS
UPDATE: 1996-02-09
Lucius HAYNES
UPDATE: 1995-08-22
Julia PICKENS
UPDATE: 1995-08-22
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