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Descendants
of John Ingram Generation 6
Generation No. 6
41. GRIFFIN6 FAUNTLEROY (JUDITH5 SWAN,
SARAH4 INGRAM, JOHN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Bushrod Family Tree by
Denise Coppin. found on ancestry web site Nov 2004.) was born 1738 in
Lancaster County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH HARDING 1759.
Notes for GRIFFIN FAUNTLEROY:
Griffin FAUNTLEROY
Birth: 1738 in Lancaster County, Va
Death:
Sex: M
Father: Griffin, FAUNTLEROY Jr. b. 1716 in Northumberland, Virginia
Mother: Judith Swan HEALE b. 16 Apr 1718 in Lancaster County, Va
Elizabeth HARDING (Wife)
Children:
1. Nancy Bushrod FAUNTLEROY
2. Sarah FAUNTLEROY
Rebecca KEENE (Wife)
Children:
1. Sarah FAUNTLEROY
Robert H. Fauntleroy, Fauntleroy Family, The, Microfilm published:
Washington, 1952, P 27, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah 84150, FHL 1318331 Item 3.
"was living in Talbot County, Md. in 1784. He inherited "Fauntleroys"
in Cherry Point Neck, Northumbeerland County, Virginia. from his grandmother,
Ann Bushrod Fauntleroy. In 1776 he sold it to Richard Lee, and moved
to Maryland. In 1777 he sold to his cousin, Griffin Murock Fauntleroy
a tract of land on Farnham Creek, four miles from Farnham Church in
Richmond County, Va. called "Mars Hill". This place had come
to him through his mother Judith Swann. He was a Lt. Colonel of Marayland
Militia during the Revolution."
Children of GRIFFIN FAUNTLEROY and ELIZABETH HARDING are:
i. NANCY BUSHROD7 FAUNTLEROY.
ii. SARAH FAUNTLEROY.
42. JOHN6 FAUNTLEROY (JUDITH5 SWAN, SARAH4
INGRAM, JOHN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Bushrod Family Tree by Denise
Coppin. found on ancestry web site Nov 2004.) was born 1740 in Lancaster
County, Virginia. He married MARY WATKINS KEENE (Source: Terry Mason web
site found Nov 2004, http://www.tmason1.com.) 1774.
Notes for JOHN FAUNTLEROY:
Robert H. Fauntleroy, Fauntleroy Family, The, Microfilm published: Washington,
1952, P 28, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake
City, Utah 84150, FHL 1318331 Item 3.
" He inherited four tracts of land in Northumberland County from
his father, one of them the "Manor PlantationT in Cherry Point
Neck. In 1775 he sold all his lands in Virginia and moved to Carolina
County, Md., then to Talbot County, Md. In 1784 he sold his lands in
Maryland and moved to Kentucky. He was a Justice of the Peace in Talbot
County, Md., and a captain in the Maryland Militia during the Revolution.
From the Archives of the Maryland Historical Society, Vol 12 page 277,
we get a reference to Capt. John Fauntleroy. On complaint of Col. Benson
Stainton that Capt. John Fauntleroy refused to obey his command to draw
up his company "on the usual field of parade" in Caroline
County, Md., he was tried by court martial. Major Matthew Driver, president
of. the court, states that John Fauntleroy "behaved in a very rude
and insolent manner to the said Court, declaring that he did not feel
himself bound even to attend the said Court, and looking upon it as
a mock trial and offered in the presence of the Court to give Col. Stainton
£ 50 to exchange a Ball with him". It was the judgement of
the court that Capt. John Fauntleroy pay £ 5 current money for
his offense and breach of duty. Dec. 4, 1776."
Children of JOHN FAUNTLEROY and MARY KEENE are:
i. JOHN TAYLOE GRIFFIN7 FAUNTLEROY.
ii. WILLIAM FAUNTLEROY.
iii. MARIA WATKINS FAUNTLEROY.
43. THOMAS6 EDWARDS (THOMAS JR.5, SARAH4 INGRAM,
JOHN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Virginia Geneologies, Ball of Virginia.)
was born 28 Jan 1751/52 in Northumberland Co., VA. He married ELIZABETH
LEE (Source: Bushrod Family Tree by Denise Coppin. found on ancestry web
site Nov 2004.) 11 Dec 1772. She was born Abt. 1750 in Northumberland
Co., VA.
Notes for THOMAS EDWARDS:
Thomas Edwards. He was son of Thomas and Elizabeth
(Fauntleroy) Edwards, and Clerk of North'd Dist. Ct. Will dat. Sep.
13,
1797; pro. Sep. 10, 1798. He was a vestryman of Wicomico Par., 1777.
Notes for ELIZABETH LEE:
Are her parents Kendall Lee and Bettye Heale?
Children of THOMAS EDWARDS and ELIZABETH LEE are:
i. RICHARD7 EDWARDS (Source: Genealogies of Virginia Families.), b.
Northumberland County, Virginia.
ii. THOMAS EDWARDS, b. Northumberland County, Virginia.
iii. LANCELOT LEE EDWARDS, b. Northumberland County, Virginia.
iv. MARY KENDALL EDWARDS, b. 12 Jul 1785, Northumberland County, Virginia.
v. KENDALL EDWARDS, b. Northumberland County, Virginia.
44. GRIFFIN6 EDWARDS (THOMAS JR.5, SARAH4 INGRAM,
JOHN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Virginia Geneologies, Ball of Virginia.)
was born 17 Mar 1768. He married PRISCILLA LEE (Source: Virginia Geneologies,
Ball of Virginia.) 1794, daughter of KENDALL LEE and BETTY HEALE. She
was born 20 Jun 1770, and died 27 May 1834.
Children of GRIFFIN EDWARDS and PRISCILLA LEE are:
i. ANN PRISCILLA7 EDWARDS (Source: Virginia Geneologies, Ball of Virginia.),
b. 1795; m. COUNTY JOSEPH BALL (Source: Virginia Geneologies, Ball of
Virginia.), 11 Sep 1815.
ii. BETTY EDWARDS (Source: Virginia Geneologies, Ball of Virginia.).
iii. LOUISE BUSHROD EDWARDS (Source: Virginia Geneologies, Ball of Virginia.).
iv. LUCY LEE EDWARDS (Source: Virginia Geneologies, Ball of Virginia.).
62. v. LEROY GRIFFIN EDWARDS,
b. 14 Feb 1804, Northumberland County, Virginia; d. 23 Aug 1866.
vi. WILLIAM LEE EDWARDS (Source: Virginia Geneologies, Ball of Virginia.).
vii. MARY CATHERINE EDWARDS (Source: Virginia Geneologies, Ball of Virginia.).
viii. VIRGINIA FAUNTLEROY EDWARDS (Source: Virginia Geneologies, Ball
of Virginia.), m. THOMAS HUGHLET.
45. JOHN6 GILL (ELLIS JR.5, DAUGHTER4 INGRAM,
CHARLES3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Virginia Vital Records #3 1600-1800's
cd #187.) was born 12 Apr 1754 in St Stephen's Parish Northumberland County,
Virginia. He married WINIFRED.
Notes for JOHN GILL:
Clark, Eva Turner, [View Citation] [Table of Contents]
Gill : abstracts from records in southern states and genealogical notes
New York: R.R. Smith, 1939 p75
John Gill and Winifred, his wife, deed to Richard Nutt, 1778, land in
Northumberland Co.
Child of JOHN GILL and WINIFRED is:
i. ELLIS7 GILL, b. 04 Jun 1779, St Stephen's Parish Northumberland County,
Virginia.
46. BETTY6 GILL (ELLIS JR.5, DAUGHTER4 INGRAM, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Virginia Vital Records #3 1600-1800's cd #187.)
was born 04 Jun 1764 in St Stephen's Parish Northumberland County, Virginia.
Child of BETTY GILL is:
i. SHAPLEY PERRY7 GILL, b. 08 Nov 1778, St Stephen's Parish Northumberland
County, Virginia.
47. OBEDIENCE6 GILL (WILLIAM5, DAUGHTER4 INGRAM, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Lawrence Perry found on his genealogy web site.)
was born 1760 in Granville, Franklin County, North Carolina. She married
THOMAS POOL (Source: Lawrence Perry found on his genealogy web site.).
He was born in Oct 4, 1799.
Notes for OBEDIENCE GILL:
From Lawrence Perry
Child of OBEDIENCE GILL and THOMAS POOL is:
63. i. WILLIAM TAYLOR7 POOLE, b. 22
Jun 1739, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. 06 Jan 1817, Spartanburg,
South Carolina.
48. ELIZABETH GRAY6 INGRAM (MOSES5, JOHN4, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Virginia Vital Records #3 1600-1800's cd #187.)
was born Abt. 1783 in Brunswick County, Virginia. She married JESSE WESTMORELAND
(Source: Virginia Vital Records #3 1600-1800's cd #187.) 25 Oct 1802 in
Brunswick County Virginia. He died 1810.
Notes for ELIZABETH GRAY INGRAM:
Recorded in Brunswick Co she was married to Jesse Westmoreland. Recorded
April 27, 1807, in Brunswick Co Book 20, p 83, deed made by them. They
removed to Giles County, Tennessee. he died in 1810.
moved from Bruswick Co., VA to Tennessee with other Westmorelands and
Washington Croft and Elizabeth Edwards, mother of Elizabeth Gray
Westmoreland.
Ingram, Elizabeth G.
Spouse: Jesse Westmoreland
Marriage Date: Oct 25, 1802
Location: Brunswick County, Virginia
Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT
Microfilm: 0030659
Notes for JESSE WESTMORELAND:
Children of ELIZABETH INGRAM and JESSE WESTMORELAND are:
64. i. SUSAN INGRAM7 WESTMORELAND,
b. 31 Dec 1804, Brunswick Co., VA; d. 1890.
ii. MARTHA ANN WESTMORELAND, b. 1803, Brunswick Co., VA.
iii. ELIZABETH GRAY WESTMORELAND, b. 1806, Brunswick Co., VA.
iv. HARRIET WESTMORELAND, b. 1808.
49. BENJAMIN6 INGRAM (MOSES5, JOHN4, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Ingram Family History book, by Mary Ingram Stultz.)
was born Abt. 1782 in Brunswick County, Virginia, and died 1849. He married
SARAH MASON (Source: Ingram Family History book, by Mary Ingram Stultz.)
20 Dec 1802 (Source: Ingram Family History book, by Mary Ingram Stultz.).
She was born 10 Feb 1758.
Notes for BENJAMIN INGRAM:
Not verified
Marriage 1 Sarah Mason b: 10 FEB 1789 in Brunswick County, Virginia
They were buried on their plantation in what is today called the Thornton
Cemetery.
He was a large landowner, being a typical Ingram; on a map of Lauderdale
County, in the Library of Congress his is hte only name on the Huntsville
Road (now Lee Highwaya) for quite a distance, in the eastern part of
the
County. The cross roads, where the road going to Wheeler Dam crosses
Lee
Highway, used to be called Ingram's Crossroads and the community now
called Center Star used to be called Mason (but as his land did not
extend that far west it may not have been named for his wife's family).
Perhaps if he had built a church and provided for the ministrations
of
religious services, his name would have been kept; he was a Justice
of
the Peace and that would seem to indicate the part of the County where
he
lived was not regularly visited even by a circuit rider. Trust seems
to
have been placed chiefly in land.
Child of BENJAMIN INGRAM and SARAH MASON is:
i. MARY ELIZABETH7 INGRAM (Source: David Lee, email Jan 2005.), b. 1809;
m. JOHN BENJAMIN BUTLER (Source: David Lee, email Jan 2005.).
50. ELIZABETH HARPER6 INGRAM (JOHN5, JOHN4, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) She married EDMOND S. BASS (Source: Bass/Lagrone Ancestors
found on gencircles.) 28 Apr 1803 in Brunswick Co, VA. He was born 07
Nov 1775 in Brunswick County, Virginia.
Notes for EDMOND S. BASS:
This line found on gencircles from Bass/Lagrone Ancestors by Barry Kirkland.
Children of ELIZABETH INGRAM and EDMOND BASS are:
65. i. JOHN INGRAM7 BASS, b.
1804, Brunswick County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1857, Hancock, Georgia.
ii. JAMES A. BASS, b. 1807, Virginia.
iii. ANN H. BASS, b. 1809.
iv. ELIZABETH R. BASS, b. 1811, Hancock, Georgia.
v. MILTON BASS, b. 1816, Hancock, Georgia.
vi. REBECCA ANN BASS, b. 1820, Hancock, Georgia.
vii. SARAH S. BASS, b. 1822, Hancock, Georgia.
viii. EDMOND BASS, b. 1824, Hancock, Georgia.
51. JOHN6 DAMERON (SARAH5 INGRAM, JOHN4, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Cindy Horrace genealogy on ancestry [email protected].)
was born 1778 in Brunswick County, Virginia, and died 1804. He married
MARY CLAY 1799 in Person County, North Carolina, daughter of EDWARD CLAY
and MAGDALENE TRABUE. She was born 1777 in Chesterfield County, Virginia,
and died 20 Jul 1860 in Randolph County, North Carolina.
Notes for JOHN DAMERON:
Found information from gencircles from Damerons of Virginia, North Carolina
& Missouri Paulette Haynes.
John Dameron will 6 Mar 1804 Caswell Co. North Carolina
Wife, Mary. Dau. Eliza and unborn child. If wife & children died,
estate divided between brothers Christopher & Bartholomew Dameron
and sisters Ann M. Mathis, Sally Mathis, Patsy McDanial, Patience Clark,
Polly Dameron & Caty Dameron. Exc: wife and friend Gabriel Lea.
Wit: Joshua Richmond, Wm. Morgan, Bartholomew Jackson.
Jurors don't suppose this to be the last will of John Dameron, desc.
Test: Wm. B. Harrison
Death of Mary Clay Dameron per David Brown [email protected] (13
Jul 2003)
Buried at the Eldad Church Cemetery between Thomas Hill and Darksville.
married John Dameron 18 Jan 1800 Person Co. North Carolina
John Dameron died 1804 naming Eliza Ingram Dameron and unborn child
in his will.
Brunswick County Undecided Chancery Causes by Susan B. Sheppard. Suit
described as Gunn vs Dameron filed March 8, 1859; involves property
in Brunswick county which belonged to Christopher Dameron who died in
Caswell Co. North Carolina in 1810. When the suit was settled there
were an extensive number of heirs living in a number of areas. "The
Southside Virginia" April 1984, Vol. 2, number 3Bondsman to this
marriage was Edward Clay
Caswell County North Carolina Will Books 1814-1843 by Katharine Kerr
Kendall 1983 ISBN 0806347147 Page 107
January Court 1832 Page 79
Division of negroes of John Dameron decd to widow Mary and 2 infant
children Eliza E. since married to William M. Dameron and Martha D.
since married to Alexander M. Dameron. The widow Mary intermarried with
William Gold who has died.
Notes for MARY CLAY:
Mary Clay
Birth: About. 1777 in Chesterfield, Virginia
Death: 22 Jul 1860 in Randolph Co. Missouri
Sex: F
Father:
Mother:
Burial: Eldad Presbytiern Church Cemetery
Spouses & Children
John Dameron (Husband) b. 1778 in Brunswick Co. Virginia
Marriage: 18 JAN 1800 in Person Co. North Carolina
Children:
1. DescendantsEliza Ingram Dameron b. 14 Dec 1800 in Caswell Co. North
Carolina
2. DescendantsPatsy Martha Dupuy Dameron b. Mar 1804 in North Carolina
William Gold (Husband)
Marriage: 30 JUL 1806 in Caswell Co. North Carolina
Children:
1. Mary M. Gold b. 4 Dec 1810 in Caswell Co. North Carolina
Notes
Individual:
This widow moved to Randolph Co. Missouri with the Damerons.
Buried at the Eldad Church Cemetery between Thomas Hill and Darksville.
married John Dameron 18 Jan 1800 Person Co. North Carolina
John Dameron died 1804 naming Eliza Ingram Dameron and unborn child
in his will.
Married #2 William Gold
Brunswick County Undecided Chancery Causes by Susan B. Sheppard. Suit
described as Gunn vs Dameron filed March 8, 1859; involves property
in Brunswick county which belonged to Christopher Dameron who died in
Caswell Co. North Carolina in 1810. When the suit was settled there
was an extensive number of heirs living in a number of areas. "The
Southside Virginia" April 1984, Vol. 2, number 3
Deposition of Mary Clay Dameron Gold, 9 December 1858, Randolph Co.
Missouri
Randolph County on-line Death Index:
Gold, Mary (Clay) (Dameron) -- [c1777] Chesterfield County Virginia-20
Jul 1860 Allen, aged 83y, (d\o Edward Clay & Magdalene (Trabue)
Clay); m. 1st Person County North Carolina 18 Jan 1800 John Dameron
(d. by 1804), children (1) Martha "Patsy Dupuy (abt 1804-after
1860) m. Alexander Morehead Dameron, (2) Eliza Ingram m. William Moore
Dameron; Mary m. 2nd 1806 William Gold; g-dson is J.G.
Richmond; children: (3) Mary m. Caswell County, North Carolina 8 Oct
1829 William A. Richmond = Eldad Cumberland Cem; The Randolph Citizen
26 Jul 1860Bondsman to this marriage was Edward Clay
http://www.gencircles.com/users/haynesfamily/26/data/107
>From Paulette Haynes:
As I mentioned my husband has the Damerons and Mathis/Mathews as
ancestors, and according to what I have researched, Charles Mathis and
Vines Mathis
were brothers. Vines married Ann Morehead Dameron (d/o Christopher &
Sarah Ingram
Dameron) ,
26 Aug 1788 Brunswick Co. VA and Charles married Sarah Dameron (d/o
Christopher & Sarah Ingram Dameron) 21 Sep 1795 Caswell Co. NC.
Vines died about 1808 in Caswell Co. NC but his widow migrated with
her
children to Randolph County, MO where she died about July 1847. Charles
and Vines Mathis were sons of Drury Mathis and Sarah Vines. Her maiden
name
"Vines" was passed to me from another so I cannot verify that.
RE: Joseph Dameron, Sr.
If possible I would like to determine information on his children, which
will help in researching the other families. I believe he had eleven
children
but any ideas or additional information would be helpful.
Children of Joseph Dameron Sr. and Patience Coppedge:
1. Joseph Dameron Jr. born 2 Feb 1763, died ca 1833 Caswell Co. NC.:
Rev.
War Pension #8310
2. Thomas Dameron married Sally Roberts.
3. George Ball Dameron born 30 May 1771, married Mary Worsham Moore;
died
18 Nov 1848 Randolph Co. MO
4. Samuel Dameron born ca 1773 married Sally Holcomb, Fanny Samuel and
?Susan Bateman
5. Judith Dameron born ca 1779 married Joseph Knight
Children of Joseph Dameron Sr. and Mary Harrison (Mrs. Mary Burton)
2
April
1790 Caswell Co. NC:
1. William Dameron born ca 1791, married Catherine Dameron, 5 Dec 1814
Caswell Co. NC and (2) Mary Malone: lived in Randolph Co. MO
2. Benjamin Dameron born 25 Jun 1797, married Matilda Mathis; died 25
Mar
1843 Randolph Co. MO
3. Mildred Dameron married William Upton 20 Jan 1820 Caswell Co. NC;
died ca
1823
4. Christpher Dameron married Sally Ware; died after 1850 Caswell Co.
NC
5. Simeon Dameron possibly lived in Tennessee and Alabama.
6. Elizabeth Dameron married William Parham Jackson
RE: Christopher Dameron and Sarah Ingham
Ref: The Southside Virginian" April 1984 Vol. 2, #3 p. 126 by Susan
B.
Sheppard
A suit styled Gunn vs Dameron was filed March 8, 1859. It involves
property
in Brunswick County which belonged to Christopher Dameron who died in
Caswell
Co. in 1810. When the suit was settled there were an extensive number
of
heirs living in a number of areas.
Deposition of Mary Gold, 9 Dec 1858, County of Randolph, State of
Missouri.
Her maiden name was Mary Clay and she was born in Person County, N.C.
about 1777. She intermarried with John Dameron about 1799 in Caswell
Co. N.C.
John Dameron died about 1803 and she afterwards intermarried with William
Gold
about 1805. William Gold died about 1811 and she is now a widow.
Mary Gold states that after her marriage with John Dameron they lived
in
Caswell Co. N.C. within 4 miles of said Christopher until she removed
to
Person Co. adjoining and there remained until she returned to Caswell
Co. where
she remained until 1829 when she removed to Randolph Co., Missouri where
she
has lived ever since.
Christopher Dameron died in Caswell Co. N.C. in 1810 leaving his widow
Sally surviving him. They had the following children:
1. Ann M. who married Vines Mathis and died about 1849 leaving children
named Drury, Lindsay, Patsy, Susan, Ann M., Christopher and Luke Mathis.
2. Sally Dameron who married Charles Mathis and died about 1855 leaving
children named: John, William, Isaac, James Addison, George, Matilda,
Mary, Sarah, Patience and Thomas.
3, John Dameron above described died about 1802, leaving 2 children:
Eliza Ingram and Patsy P. Said Eliza I. Dameron married William M. Dameron
who
died in Randolph Co. Missouri about 1837. The widow Eliza I. Dameron
married Thomas Gunn about 1850 and is still living. Said Patsy P. Dameron
married Alexander M. Dameron about 1821. After his death, the s
Marriage 1 William GOLD
* Married: 30 Jul 1806 in Caswell County, North Carolina 2
Children
1. Has Children Mary M. (Gould) GOLD b: Bet 4 Dec 1810 and 1812 in
Person County, North Carolina
2. Has Children Susan T. Gold or DAMERON b: Abt 1813 in North Carolina
3. Has No Children Joseph GOLD
Children of JOHN DAMERON and MARY CLAY are:
66. i. MARTHA PATSY DUPUY7 DAMERON.
67. ii. ELIZABETH INGRAM DAMERON,
b. 30 Oct 1800, Caswell, North Carolina; d. 14 Oct 1873, Mt Airy, Randolph
County, MO.
52. BARTHOLOMEW6 DAMERON (SARAH5 INGRAM, JOHN4,
CHARLES3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Cindy Horrace genealogy on ancestry
[email protected].) was born 1775 in North Carolina. He married REBECCA
MALONE (Source: Cindy Horrace genealogy on ancestry [email protected].),
daughter of DANIEL MALONE and ELIZABETH STAPLES. She was born 1781.
Notes for BARTHOLOMEW DAMERON:
Life Events
Birth: 1775 Caswell County, North Carolina
Christening:
Death: 5 FEB 1847 Randolf County, Missouri
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?ti=0&db=gedoth&f0=73987&
f1=3326
From Randolph county, Missouri Administration and Wills at Ancestry.com
Barthalomew Dameron:
Heirs of: Alexander M. Dameron, George W. Dameron, William L. Dameron,
H.
C. dobbins and Sarah his wife, Samuel Burton adn Frances Burton, his
wife; Barzelia Wisdom and Phoebe his wife; George A. Mathis and Parthena
Mathis his wife; Mary Ann Bruton (Burton?), Willis, James, Elizabeth,
John, Louisa, Sonora S., Julia McLean, and J. D. Malone and M. L. G.
Willis; Mary F., George L., and James Malone, William T. Rutherford
and
Joane Rutherford his wife; William D. Malone and Elizabeth Malone his
wife; Lewis T. Casandana, George T., Joseph P. and Robert, children
and
grand-children of deceased Signed: A. L. Dameron and W. L. Dameron 24
Nov. 1851.
From Barbara Schmidt @ Ancestry.com:
Married Rebecca MALONE 27 August, 1798, North Carolina. She was the
daughter of Daniel Malone and Elizabeth Staples.
Bartholomew and Rebecca came to Missouri in October 1831. The came by
wagon, crossing the frozen Mississippi and Missouri Rivers arriving
January 1, 1832. Two of their sons, John and Alex came before this trip
and returned to N.C. for the family.
Seven of their eleven children married first and second cousins.
IGI records page 6089 verify Bartholomew's birth, IGI records page 15,643
verify marriage, and his Will is covered in Randolph Co. Wills p.29and
51. "Early Recollections by George W. Dameron 1898" describe
the Randolph
County Missouri early settlers.
Their burial was at the Silver Creek Church.
Old Families of Randolph County, Missouri by Howard Wright Marshall
1976
Page 313-314
"The Damerons came to Randolph county over half a century ago.
They were
from North Carolina. George W. Dameron was born in Caswell county, of
the
old North State, February 10, 1815. He was one in a family of 11 children
of Bartholomew and Rebecca (Malone) Dameron. Of these Alexander, John,
Elizabeth adn Sarah, the daughters, with their husbands came to Randolph
county in 1830, and the parents with the rest of the family came two
years later; Alexander M. died here in 1854; Salinda died at Huntsville
in 1846, whilst the wife of Thomas Malone; Sarah is the widow of Hugh
C.
Dobbins and is now aged 75; John died in 1851 in California; Phoebe
died
whilst the wife of Barzella Wisdom in 1854; George W. is the subject
of
this sketch; Frances died in 1859 whilst the wife of Judge Samuel Burton;
Parthna died in 1883 whilst the wife of George A. Mathis; William L.
resides in this county; Mary Ann is the wife of James M. Butts, and
is
still living. The father died February 25, 1847and the mother October
11,
1851, each aged about 70. The father settled on the place in 1832 where
George W. now lives. He was a successful farmer and tobacco raiser,
and
had a number of slaves."
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume
121
page 199
Mrs. Pensa Cola Dameron Million.
DAR ID Number: 120638
Born in Randolph County, Mo.
Wife of Guy Collins Million.
[p.199] Descendant of Christopher Dameron, as follows:
1. John Thomas Dameron (1845-94) m. 1866 Josephine Lea (b. 1847).
2. William Lewis Dameron (1820-1906) m. 1841 Priscilla Cavins (1823-66).
3. Bartholomew Dameron (1775-1847) m. 1798 Rebecca Dameron (1781-1851).
4. Christopher Dameron m. Sarah —.
Christopher Dameron was a patriot who furnished supplies for the army.
He
was born in Northumberland County, Va.; died in Caswell County, N. C.
From "History of Randolph County Missouri" by Alexander H.
Waller page 553
"They came from North Carolina to Randolph County with a colony
of about
60 persons, in 1830, camped for a short time at Renick and on Jan. 1,
1831, reached Huntsville. They located in Silver Creek tow
Children
1. Has Children Alexander Moorehead DAMERON b: 1800 in Caswell County,
North Carolina
2. Has Children Salinda DAMERON b: 26 May 1801 in Caswell County, North
Carolina
3. Has Children Sarah (Sallie) DAMERON b: 1804 in Caswell County, North
Carolina
4. Has Children Phoebe Jane DAMERON b: Abt 1805 in Caswell County, North
Carolina
5. Has Children Elizabeth DAMERON b: 1807 in Caswell County, North Carolina
6. Has Children John Tyler DAMERON b: 1809 in Caswell County, North
Carolina
7. Has Children Mary Ann DAMERON b: 1811 in Caswell County, North Carolina
8. Has Children Parthena DAMERON b: 1813 in Caswell County, North Carolina
9. Has Children George W. DAMERON b: 10 Feb 1815 in Near Leesburg,Caswell
County, North Carolina
10. Has Children Frances L. DAMERON b: 1817 in Caswell County, North
Carolina
11. Has Children William (Williamson?) Lewis DAMERON b: 16 Jun 1820
in Caswell County, North Carolina
12. Has No Children Mary Ann DAMERON b: 1824
Notes for REBECCA MALONE:
According to the 1850 Randolph County Census, Rebecca was born in 1783
in
North Carolina and had her daughter, Mary Ann Burton, and her 3 children
living with her.
From Randolph County, Missouri Administration and Wills at Ancestry.com
Rebecca Dameron
My daughter, Mary Ann Bruton(Burton?) My children My son, George W.
Dameron and Samuel Bruton, Exc. Written: 7 Nov 1851 Witnesses: William
Fort and Cornelius Baughan Probated: 1?? Nov. 1851.
* Note:
North Carolina Marriage bonds, 1741-1868 @ Ancestry.com Record #01
068,
Bond #000014860.
Children of BARTHOLOMEW DAMERON and REBECCA MALONE are:
68. i. ALEXANDER MOOREHEAD7 DAMERON,
b. 1799.
69. ii. SALINDA DAMERON, b. 1801,
Caswell, North Carolina; d. 1846.
iii. SARAH DAMERON, b. 1804, Caswell, North Carolina; m. HUGH C. DOBBINS;
b. Abt. 1804, North Carolina.
iv. PHOEBE JANE DAMERON, b. Abt. 1805, Caswell, North Carolina; m.
BARZELIA WISDOM (Source: Cindy Horrace genealogy on ancestry [email protected].).
Notes for PHOEBE JANE DAMERON:
Father: Bartholomew DAMERON b: 1775 in Caswell Co., N.C.
Mother: Rebecca MALONE b: Abt 1781 in North Carolina?
Marriage 1 Barzelia WISDOM b: Abt 1803 in North Carolina
* Married: 29 Nov 1827 in Caswell County, North Carolina 1
Children
1. Has No Children Sarah A. WISDOM b: Abt 1833 in Missouri
2. Has No Children Thomas C. WISDOM b: Abt 1840 in Missouri
3. Has No Children W. L. WISDOM b: Abt 1840 in Missouri
4. Has No Children Mary F. WISDOM b: Abt 1843 in Missouri
5. Has No Children P. A. WISDOM b: Abt 1847 in Missouri
v. ELIZABETH DAMERON (Source: Cindy Horrace genealogy on ancestry
[email protected].), b. 1807, Caswell, North Carolina; d. 1847, Randolph
County, North Carolina; m. THOMAS MALONE (Source: Cindy Horrace genealogy
on ancestry [email protected].).
Notes for ELIZABETH DAMERON:
Marriage 1 Thomas MALONE
* Married: 25 Sep 1819 in Caswell County, North Carolina 2 3
* Note:
According to the "Early Recollections of George W. Dameron"
Elizabeth and
Thomas were cousins.
Children
1. Has Children Basley W. MALONE b: 27 Mar 1831 in Sweet Spring Creed,
Randolph County, Missouri
2. Has Children Jessie Dameron MALONE b: 14 Sep 1821 in 08/14/1859
3. Has Children Alexander Moorehead MALONE b: 17 Nov 1822 in Caswell
County, North Carolina
4. Has No Children Child MALONE
5. Has No Children Child MALONE
6. Has No Children Child MALONE
7. Has No Children Child MALONE
8. Has No Children Child MALONE
9. Has No Children Child MALONE
10. Has No Children Child MALONE
11. Has No Children Child MALONE
vi. JOHN TYLER DAMERON (Source: Cindy Horrace genealogy on ancestry
[email protected].), b. 1809, Caswell, North Carolina; d. 1851, California;
m. NANCY MAY LOVE.
Notes for JOHN TYLER DAMERON:
The 1850 census shows John and Nancy Dameron living with W. B. and Julia
McLean (CEN39). At this point I'm unsure who the McLeans are and their
relationship to John and Nancy. Marriage Records for Randolph county,
Missouri 1829-1859 @ Ancestry.com shows Dr. W. B. McLean married Julia
A.
Dameron 10 February 1846. Not sure where Julia fits in the family tree
at
this point.
After receiving John's probate record (PROB4) I now believe Julia was
John and Nancy's oldest daughter. It appears Nancy and her children
lived
with Julia for a time.
Gene Pool @ Ancestry.com shows a second spouse for John as Jennifer
Lynn
Slattery.
From Randolph County, Missouri Administration and Wills:
John Dameron
Heirs of Nancy Dameron his wife; Julia McLean, Willis M. Dameron, May
E.
Dameron, James D. Dameron, E. S. Dameron, Levi E. Dameron, and John
T.
Dameron 24 Jan. 1853.
I am not sure where John Tyler died, have seen listed as California
and
Missouri. I wonder if he left his family in Missouri and went to the
California gold fields and died there? His place of death is listed
as
California in Old Families of Randolph County but his will is in Randolph
County.
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Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1998 14:32:07 -0700
From: Noel E Marcy
To: [email protected]
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Subject: [MORANDOL-L] Forty Niners from Randolph Co., MO Part 2
TAYLOR, G W TAYLOR, John
OWEN, E T OWEN, THOMAS H B
MURPHY, James MURPHY, Joseph
LASSITER, H LASSITER, Abraham
GORHAM, Thomas J. GORHAM, S T
FORT, Tony FORT, Dr. G T
FORT, A J
LEA, A G
DAMERON, James P. DAMERON, John
DAMERON, Willis
Marriage 1 Nancy May LOVE b: 1813 in North Carolina
* Married: 28 Jan 1828 in Caswell County, North Carolina
* Note:
Gene Pool @ Ancestry.com gives marriage date as 22 January 1828.
According to the "Early Recollections of George W. Dameron"
John and
Nancy were cousins.
Children
1. Has No Children Julia A. DAMERON b: Abt 1829 in North Carolina
2. Has No Children Willis M. DAMERON b: Abt 1831 in Missouri
3. Has Children Mary Elizabeth (Bettie) DAMERON b: 1 Apr 1837 in Missouri
4. Has No Children James B. DAMERON b: Abt 1841 in Missouri
5. Has No Children Eleanor DAMERON b: Abt 1844
6. Has No Children Lewis S. DAMERON b: Abt 1847
7. Has No Children John DAMERON b: Mar 1850
vii. MARY ANN DAMERON, b. 1811, Caswell, North Carolina; d. Aft. 1898,
Randolph County, North Carolina; m. ABEL J. BURTON (Source: Cindy Horrace
genealogy on ancestry [email protected].).
Notes for MARY ANN DAMERON:
Marriage 1 Abel J. BURTON
* Married: 26 Apr 1841 in Randolph County, Missouri 2
Children
1. Has No Children Rebecca J. BURTON b: Abt 1843
2. Has No Children Laura Belle BURTON b: Abt 1845
3. Has No Children Thomas F. BURTON b: Abt 1848
Marriage 2 James M. BUTTS
* Married: 1854
* Note: According to Old Families of Randolph County
Children
1. Has No Children George W. BUTTS
2. Has No Children John S. BUTTS
3. Has No Children Lenora Ann BUTTS
viii. PARTHENA DAMERON, b. 1813, Caswell, North Carolina; d. 1883,
Randolph County, North Carolina; m. GEORGE A. MATHIS, 1833; b. Abt.
1814, North Carolina.
Notes for PARTHENA DAMERON:
Marriage 1 George A. MATHIS b: Abt 1814 in North Carolina
* Married: 1833
Children
1. Has No Children Sarah MATHIS b: Abt 1839
2. Has No Children Martha MATHIS b: Abt 1841
3. Has No Children Rebecca MATHIS b: Abt 1843
4. Has No Children Eliza MATHIS b: Abt 1845
5. Has No Children Sydney MATHIS b: Abt 1850
ix. GEORGE W. DAMERON (Source: Cindy Horrace genealogy on ancestry
[email protected].), b. 1815, Caswell, North Carolina; d. 1898, Randolph
County, North Carolina; m. ELIZA J. MAYO.
Notes for GEORGE W. DAMERON:
George's nephew James B. Dameron is shown living with the family in
the
1850 Randolph County Census.
Old Families of Randolph County, Missouri by Howard Wright Marshall
1976
Page 313-314:
"George W. Dameron"
"This prominent citizen and enterprising farmer of Silver Creek
township,
who has held several positions of prominence in the county, including
that of sheriff for four years, and for a generation has been regarded
as
one of the most worthy and popular men in the county, is a representative
of that old and respected Dameron family, so many descendants of which
reside in this county and in other communities, and are always classed
among the best citizens wherever they live. (See Bartholomew Dameron
Notes)............ George W. was 17 years of age when his parents came
to
this county, and he was married here eight years afterwards, June 25,
1940 to Miss Susan J. Lebban. She died five years afterwards, November
15,1845, leaving him one son, James B., who is now a resident of Chariton
county. To his present wife Mr. Dameron was married May 24, 1847. She
was
Miss Eliza J. Mayo, a daughter of Allen Mayo of this county, and was
born
December 27, 1827. Mr. Dameron has followed farming continuously from
boyhood, except while identified with the official affairs of the county,
and even then he continued to carry on his farm. In 1840 he was elected
constable for Silver Creek township and was re-elected six times
consecutively afterwards holding the office for 12 years, when he
resigned it to accept the office of sheriff of the county to which he
was
elected in 1852. He was re-elected sheriff in 1854, serving that office
for four years consecutively."
29 Apr 1898--George W. Dameron, one of Randolph's oldest and best
citizens, died at his residence in Huntsville on Friday, April the 22nd.
His funeral was
preached Sunday at Sweet Springs church by Rev. W. F. Bell, of Fayette,
after which the
remains were laid to rest. He was followed to his grave Monday by his
wife, Mrs. Eliza
Dameron, who had been sick for a number of days. In the death of Mr.
and Mrs. Dameron,
Randolph has lost two of her best citizens.
Randolph County, Missouri, Patrons of the Atlas 1877:
G. W. Dameron: (PO) MT. Airy, (BP) Caswell Co., NC, (RESY) 1832.
Early Recollections by George W. Dameron
I was born near Leesburg, Caswell County, North Carolina, February 10,
1815. At the age of sixteen, I started to Missouri with my parents,
Bartholemew and Rebecca Dameron, and with the families of J.C. and Alex
Dameron and Bazley Wisdom. There were in the colony about sixty men,
women, and children. About half of this number were Negroes belonging
to the four families. We left the Old North State in October, 1831 and
landed in Huntsville, Missouri, January 1st, 1832, being nearly three
months on the road. Our wagons that we came in were the old time overland
schooners, and were drawn by horses and mules. We started with enough
provisions to last us throughout the entire route notwithstanding we
were on the road longer than we expected.
Father: Bartholomew DAMERON b: 1775 in Caswell Co., N.C.
Mother: Rebecca MALONE b: Abt 1781 in North Carolina?
Marriage 1 Susan J. (Jane) LOPPIN
* Married: 8 Jul 1840 in Randolph County, Missouri 3
Children
1. Has No Children James B. DAMERON
Marriage 2 Eliza J. MAYO b: Abt 1828 in Missouri
* Married: 24 May 1847
Children
1. Has No Children Sebatin C. DAMERON
2. Has No Children Alba E. DAMERON
3. Has No Children Cass A. DAMERON
4. Has Children William T. DAMERON
5. Has No Children Mattie H. DAMERON
6. Has No Children Sudie A. DAMERON
7. Has No Children George P. DAMERON b: 1857
8. Has No Children Thenie M. DAMERON
9. Has No Children Charles H. DAMERON
10. Has No Children Lutie R. DAMERON
11. Has No Children John M. DAMERON
x. FRANCES L. DAMERON, b. 1817, Caswell, North Carolina; d. 1859,
Randolph County, North Carolina; m. SAMUAL BURTON (Source: Cindy Horrace
genealogy on ancestry [email protected].).
xi. WILLIAM LEWIS DAMERON, b. 1820, Caswell, North Carolina; d. Aft.
1898, Randolph County, North Carolina; m. PRECILLA CAVINS.
Notes for WILLIAM LEWIS DAMERON:
# Name: William (Williamson?) Lewis DAMERON
# Given Name: William (Williamson?) Lewis
# Surname: Dameron
# Sex: M
# Birth: 16 Jun 1820 in Caswell County, North Carolina 1
# Death: Aft 1898 in Randolph County, Missouri
# Birth: 16 Jun 1820 2
# Census: 1850 Salt Spring, Randolph County, Missouri (CEN40)
Father: Bartholomew DAMERON b: 1775 in Caswell Co., N.C.
Mother: Rebecca MALONE b: Abt 1781 in North Carolina?
Marriage 1 Precilla CAVINS b: Abt 1824 in Kentucky
* Married: 1843 in Randolph County, Missouri
Children
1. Has No Children Frances DAMERON b: Abt 1842 in Missouri
2. Has No Children John DAMERON b: Abt 1845 in Missouri
3. Has No Children George DAMERON b: 1850 in Missouri
53. JOHN INGRAM6 CLAY (PATSY5 INGRAM, JOHN4, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Internet Linda Duncan [email protected].) was born
1790 in Charlotte County, Virginia. He married PATSY ELDRIDGE 03 Dec 1821.
She was born 1801.
Notes for JOHN INGRAM CLAY:
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume
102
page 113
Mrs. Ella Jackson Clay Selby.
DAR ID Number: 101376
Born in Clark County, Mo.
Wife of Hiram Selby.
Descendant of John Clay, William Trego, and Samuel Kell, as follows:
1. Samuel Peyton Clay (1834-1914) m. 1857 Emily Kell (1837-1916).
2. John Ingram Clay (1790-1873) m. 2nd 1821 Patsy (Martha) Eldridge
(1801-53); Benjamin Kell (1811-78) m. 1st 1832 Rouhamy Beckner (1809-45).
[p.113] 3. John Cla****m. 1779 Patsy (Martha) Ingram; Samuel Kell, Jr.
(1778-1823), m. 18**** Sarah Trego (1787-1823).
4. William Trego m. 1782 Betty Stubbs (1758-1825); Samuel Kell m. 1769
Elizabeth ˜.
John Clay served as cadet in Capt. Samuel Hopkins' company, Virginia
regiment. He was born, 1757, in Cumberland County, Va.; died in Bourbon
County, Kentucky.
William Trego (1754-1814) enlisted, 1776, as a private in Capt. Persifor
Frazer's company, Col. Anthony Wayne's regiment, 4th battalion. He was
born and died in Chester County, Pa.
Also No. 75135.
Samuel Kell served as private in Captain Through's company, Col.
Patterson Bell's regiment, Pennsylvania Line. He died, after 1820, in
Warren County, Ohio.
Also No. 93937.
Found information on ancestry web site. I have not verified.
# Name: John Ingram Clay
# Sex: M
# Birth: 6 JUL 1790 in Charlotte Co. Virginia
# Death: 28 FEB 1873 in Clark County,Missouri
# Note:
# Change Date: 11 NOV 2004 at 15:18:10
Father: John Clay b: 28 FEB 1757 in Virginia
Mother: Martha Ingram b: Abt 1765 in Brunswick County,Virginia
Marriage 1 Susannah Horton b: 28 AUG 1789 in Probably Virginia
* Married: Abt 1810 in Kentucky
Children
1. Has Children Charles William Clay b: 1812 in Bourbon County,Kentucky
Marriage 2 Martha Alice Elridge b: Bet 1800/1801 in Kentucky (or Perhaps
Virginia?)
* Married: 1821 in Kentucky
Children
1. Has Children George Christopher Clay b: Bet 1824/1825 in Kentucky
2. Has No Children Mary Pierce Clay b: Abt 1827 in Kentucky
3. Has No Children Alexander Campbell Clay b: 1830 in Kentucky
4. Has No Children Martha Ingram Clay b: 22 APR 1833 in Kentucky
5. Has Children Samuel Peyton Clay b: 11 MAR 1834 in Kentucky
6. Has Children Elizabeth Wood Clay b: Abt 1836 in Missouri
7. Has No Children Henrietta Jane Clay b: 1838 in Missouri
8. Has No Children Henry Clay b: Abt 1841 in Missouri
Child of JOHN CLAY and PATSY ELDRIDGE is:
i. SAMUEL PEYTON7 CLAY, b. 1834.
54. POLLY6 INGRAM (ISAAC5, JOSEPH4, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Marriage Bonds, Pioneer Court Records by McAdams.)
was born Bet. 1784 - 1785 in Amelia County, Virginia Maybe in Pulaski
County, Kentucky, and died Aft. 1849 in Illinois. She married WILLIAM
WALDEN (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.) 30 Dec 1800 in Garrard
County, Kentucky. He was born Abt. 1775 in Madison or Garrard County,
Kentucky.
Notes for POLLY INGRAM:
Marriage bonds, pioneer court records, by McAdams.
Found this information on the web, not verified. We think that Isaac,
Henry, Joseph, and Elizabeth are children of William Walden (&Polly
Ingram).
Notes from Bobby Ingram: She maybe born bet 1779-1786, Pulaski County,
Kentucky
Marriage Index: Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, WV
1728-1850
Ingram, Polly
Spouse: William Walden
Marriage Date: Dec 30, 1800
Location: Garrard County, Kentucky
Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT
Microfilm: 0183256
Children of POLLY INGRAM and WILLIAM WALDEN are:
i. HENRY7 WALDEN (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.), b. Abt.
1801.
ii. ISAAC WALDEN (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.), b. Abt.
1803.
iii. MENARD WALDEN (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.), b. Abt.
1805.
iv. ELIJAH WALDEN (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.), b. Abt.
1807.
55. JOSEPH6 INGRAM (ISAAC5, JOSEPH4, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Lee Virgil Ingram Line) was born 08 Feb 1798
in Pulaski County, Kentucky, and died 03 Aug 1887 in Looney Twnp, Polk
County, Missouri. He married (1) SARAH SALLY STOTTS (Source: Iona Ingram
Sowa. My Ingram Family 1651-1925.) 12 Mar 1822 in Pulaski County Kentucky
(Source: Ingram Family History book, by Mary Ingram Stultz.), daughter
of JOHN STOTTS and POLLY. She was born Abt. 1801 in Polk County, Missouri,
and died 10 May 1860 in Looney Twnp, Polk County, Missouri, Enon Cemetery.
He married (2) MARTHA B. ALBRIGHT 04 Mar 1866 in Polk County, Missouri,
daughter of JONATHAN ALBRIGHT and CATHERINE SHAVER. She was born in North
Carolina, and died 01 Jul 1889 in Polk County, Missouri.
Notes for JOSEPH INGRAM:
Joseph moved to Illinois in 1835 and in 1837 moved to Polk County, Missouri
where they resided until removed by death. Sally and Joseph had five
sons born in Pulaski County, Kentucky. It does not appear that they
took any slaves with them so Sally had her hands full. Morgan was 12,
Isaac was 10, John 8, Lemiel 5, and Charles 2.
Ingram, Joseph married Stotts, Sally on 12 Mar 1822 in Pulaski County,
Kentucky listed in Kentucky Marriages to 1850 database from Ancestry.com.
According to Collins "History of Kentucky" the settlers as
late as 1846 engaged in the manufacture of salt. The wells were located
on Fishing Creek. Joseph Ingram got involved with Cyrenius Wait in the
production of salt. Joseph, no doubt, used his 110 acres as surety in
his partnership with Mr. Wait. Joseph Ingram and Cyrenius Wait had partnership
in three land grants, Fishing Creek was their water course.
Joseph's three son's Isaac, John S., and William were on the list of
rebels. Joseph's oldest son Morgan, who lived in Cedar County, had joined
the rebels. History of Marion County, Missouri by Holcomb and Missouri,
A History of the Crossroads State by Mc Reynolds.
Was he married secondly to Martha B. Albright? in 1880 Polk County,
Looney, Missouri Census. Found information on the web. Not verified.
Other resources as per Iona Ingram Sowa's book My Ingram Family:
Polk County Missouri census for 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880
Polk County Missouri Marriage Book A, 1836-1859
Cemetery Directory of Polk County Missouri, pub by the Historical Society
of Poly County Missouri, Bolivar, Missouri
History of the Poly Co Baptist Assoc by J.W. Haines
Polk Co Historiama, Bk. nos 1, 2 and 4, pub by the Historical Society
of Polk Co.
Polk Co Land and Deeds: June 16, 1852, Joseph Ingram to Isaac Ingram
and Oct 22, 1870, William Ingram to Joseph Ingram (Geo F. Hooper researched,
sent copies)
Joseph Ingram's homestead: Federal Land Grant Book, 1839-9 and Isaac
Ingram's Land Grant, 1840-1; the National Archives have copies of the
original documents (Geo F. Hooper, researcher.)
Glade Springs Baptist Church, Cedar County records and the family record
of Lemuel and Nancy J (Collins) Ingram (researcher Mary Belle Miller
of Marysville, Missouri)., is a descendant of Charles Ingram. She proof
read and corrected vital records for Joseph Ingram's family)
Joseph F. Ingram's descendant, Dorothy Vogel, sent me (Iona Ingram
Sowa) her family record and various vital records for the family of
Joseph Ingram, Sr., 1991.
History of Marion County Missouri., compiled by R.I. Holcombe, 1884.
Reprint and index by Marion Co Historical Society, Hannibal, Mo.
Civil War period data from Thomas A. Peters Ledger, 1861/62-1864. Polk
County Missouri (including some Polk Co loyalty oaths, 1862-1864), transcribed
and arranged by Maxine Dunaway, 1984 (Ann and Isaac Ingram's names on
this list.
Rebels of Polk County transcribed and published by Maxine Dunaway,
1984 (Joseph Ingram and sons, Isaac, John S, and William are on this
list in 1861 Assessment Book)
Confederate Roll of Honor: Missouri (see page 178) compiled by Leslie
Anders Pub by West Central Missouri Genealogical Society and Library
Ins., Warren Missouri.
1890 Special Federal Census of Union Veterans and Widows of Veterans
of the Civil War (see page 187, Joseph F. Ingram)
Cedar County Missouri Census for 1860, 1870, 1880, and 1900.
Found The Kentucky Land Grants, Part I, Chapter VI, Kentucky Land Warrants,
1816-1873.
Ingram, Joseph 180 E-2 124 3-7-1832 Pulaski Fishing Cr
Ingram, Joseph 150 E-2 125 3-9-1832 Pulaski Fishing Cr
Marriage Index: Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, WV
1728-1850
Ingram, Joseph
Spouse: Sally Stotts
Marriage Date: Mar 12, 1822
Location: Pulaski County, Kentucky
Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT
Microfilm: 0804052
Children of JOSEPH INGRAM and SARAH STOTTS are:
70. i. MORGAN O.7 INGRAM, b. 30
Oct 1824, Pulaski County Kentucky; d. 01 Jan 1864, Monticello, Arkansas.
71. ii. ISAAC INGRAM, b. 29
Nov 1825, Pulaski County, Kentucky; d. 18 Apr 1897, Polk County Missouri.
72. iii. JOHN L. INGRAM, b. 26
Apr 1828, Pulaski County, Kentucky; d. 25 May 1884, Polk County, Missouri.
73. iv. LEMIEL LOCKETT INGRAM, b.
12 Nov 1830, Pulaski County Kentucky; d. 27 Oct 1912, Brasher Cemetery,
Cedar County, Missouri.
74. v. CHARLES INGRAM, b. 16 Feb
1833, Pulaski County, Kentucky; d. 18 Apr 1890, Benton Township,Jerico
Springs,Cedar County, Missouri.
75. vi. WILLIAM INGRAM, b. 03
Jul 1837, Polk County, Missouri; d. 01 Apr 1905, Wishart, Polk County,
Missouri.
76. vii. JOSEPH FREDERICK INGRAM,
b. 05 Dec 1839, Polk County, Missouri; d. 03 Jan 1893, Polk County,
Missouri.
viii. SARAH J. INGRAM (Source: Iona Ingram Sowa. My Ingram Family 1651-1925.),
b. 20 Oct 1843, Polk County Missouri; m. GEORGE P. WILLIAMS (Source:
Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.), 06 Sep 1860, Polk County, Missouri..
56. WILLIAM6 INGRAM (ISAAC5, JOSEPH4, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) (Source: Sarah Ingram, found on ancestry web site.) was
born Abt. 1795 in Pulaski County Kentucky, and died Bet. 1835 - 1840 in
Helena, Phillips County Arkansas. He married ELIZABETH BURRIS 28 Dec 1823
in Muhlenberg County Kentucky, daughter of BURRIS and SARAH.
Notes for WILLIAM INGRAM:
Information from Bobby Ingram on William.
Arkansasansas Territorial Papers
Comm. Date Surname, Given Name County-Township Commission-Remarks
1829 Nov 29 Ingrum, William Phillips Magistrate
PHILLIPS County, ARK., FEDERL LAND RECORDS
L Name F Name MI Sec No T R Acres Date
INGRAM WILLIAM 19 2S 1E 49.2 1848/11/01
Ingram, William
Spouse: Elizabeth Burris
Marriage Date: Dec 28, 1823
Location: Muhlenberg County, Kentucky
Source: County Court Records at Greenville, Kentucky & Family History
Library, Salt Lake City, UT
Microfilm: 0557316
Children of WILLIAM INGRAM and ELIZABETH BURRIS are:
77. i. ANDREW JACKSON7 INGRAM,
b. 22 Jan 1824, Pulaski County, Kentucky; d. 08 Apr 1860, Pulaski County,
Kentucky.
78. ii. WALTER PEREZ INGRAM, b.
Abt. 1827, Arkansas; d. Abt. 1891.
iii. INGRAM (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.).
79. iv. MILENDER ESTEL INGRAM,
b. 01 Mar 1833, Helena, Phillips County, Arkansas; d. 12 Dec 1872, Pulaski
County, Kentucky.
57. WINNEA6 INGRAM (ISAAC5, JOSEPH4, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born Bet. 1801 - 1809 in Pulaski County Kentucky,
and died Aft. 1849 in Illinois. She married GEORGE ALCORN (Source: Bobby
Ingram genealogy file 2003.) 23 Jun 1795 in Madison County, Kentucky.
He was born 1767 in Prob Virginia, and died Abt. 1829 in Pulaski County,
Kentucky.
Notes for WINNEA INGRAM:
Death date by information from Bobby Ingram.
Notes for GEORGE ALCORN:
Information from Bobby Ingram.
Children of WINNEA INGRAM and GEORGE ALCORN are:
i. ISAAC7 ALCORN (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.), b. Abt.
1799, Kentucky; d. Abt. 1824.
80. ii. JAMES D. ALCORN, b. Abt.
1801; d. 1874, Pulaski County Kentucky.
iii. JANE ALCORN (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.), b. Pulaski
County Kentucky; m. JOHN P. CLEGHORN (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy
file 2003.), 12 Nov 1823, Pulaski County, Kentucky.
81. iv. CHARLES INGRAM ALCORN,
b. Abt. 1811, Pulaski County Kentucky; d. 23 Apr 1877, Walshville Tp,
Montgomery, County, Ill.
82. v. JOHN PERRY ALCORN, b. Abt.
1818, Pulaski County Kentucky; d. Abt. 1869.
83. vi. MARTHA PATSEY ALCORN, b. Pulaski
County Kentucky.
vii. MARY POLLY ALCORN (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.),
m. CHARLES MCQUERRY (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.).
viii. MINERVA ALCORN (Source: Bobby Ingram genealogy file 2003.), b.
Prob. Pulaski County, Kentucky; m. GODFREY BACUS (Source: Bobby Ingram
genealogy file 2003.), 14 Jan 1836, Greene County, Ill.
58. MABRY6 WALTON (GRACE5 INGRAM, JOSEPH4, CHARLES3,
THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 07 Oct 1785. He married MARTHA EXUM.
Child of MABRY WALTON and MARTHA EXUM is:
i. JOHN INGRAM7 WALTON, b. 04 Jul 1810.
59. BENJAMIN6 WADDY (JAMES5, JANE4, THOMAS JR.3,
JANE2 INGRAM, JOHN1) (Source: Virginia Genealogies #2 1600-1900's Family
Tree Maker.) was born in Northumberland, County, Virginia of Wicomico
Parish, and died Abt. 1781. He married MARGARET PAYNE (Source: Virginia
Genealogies #2 1600-1900's Family Tree Maker.) 01 Dec 1766 in Lancaster
County, Virginia.
Notes for BENJAMIN WADDY:
Will of Benjamin Waddy of Wicomico Parish, Northumberland County dated
March 6, 1781, and probated Oct 8, 1781, names wife Margaret-homestead.
Sons, James, George Payne; brother Jesse Waddy. Exec. wife Margaret,
cousin Thoms Waddy, and friend David ball, Sr.
Eldest son of James and Lucy Chilton Waddy, and is usually designated
as Benjamni Waddy, junior of Wicomico Parish to distinguish himself
from his uncle Benjamin Waddy of St. Stephen's Parish.
Notes for MARGARET PAYNE:
See The Waddy Family for more information.
Children of BENJAMIN WADDY and MARGARET PAYNE are:
i. JAMES7 WADDY (Source: Virginia Genealogies #2 1600-1900's Family
Tree Maker.).
ii. GEORGE PAYNE WADDY (Source: Virginia Genealogies #2 1600-1900's
Family Tree Maker.).
Notes for GEORGE PAYNE WADDY:
He was a wealthy planter and owned land in Northumberland and Lancaster
Counties. He was also prominent in the affairs of the Count.
April 20, 1795. David ball Sr, executor of the will of Thomas Waddy
Sr., deed to George Payne Waddy for 100 acres, partly in Northuberland
County, partly in Lancaster County purchased by Thomas Waddy in his
life time.
60. JOHN6 WADDY (JAMES5, JANE4, THOMAS JR.3, JANE2
INGRAM, JOHN1) (Source: Virginia Genealogies #2 1600-1900's Family Tree
Maker.).
Notes for JOHN WADDY:
His Will dated July 29, 1775 and proved Dec 11, 1775 names his wife
and son Spence and Daughter Jane. Exec. brothers Benjamni and James.
Children of JOHN WADDY are:
i. SPENCE7 WADDY.
ii. JANE WADDY.
61. SHAPLEIGH6 WADDY (BENJAMIN5, JANE4, THOMAS
JR.3, JANE2 INGRAM, JOHN1) (Source: Virginia Genealogies #2 1600-1900's
Family Tree Maker.) was born 14 Sep 1758 in Northumberland, County, Virginia.
He married MOLLY TOULSON (Source: Virginia Genealogies #2 1600-1900's
Family Tree Maker.), daughter of THOMAS TOULSON.
Notes for SHAPLEIGH WADDY:
Officers of the Virginia Navy During the Revolutionary War. He was a
Midshipman.
Shapleigh Waddy is entitled to the porportion of Land allowed a midshipman
of the State Navy for three years. A warrant for 2666 2/3 acres isued
to Shapleigh Waddy July 1, 1784. Council Chamber June 30, 1784. Bk 2,
p13
On April 12, 1782 Shapleigh Waddy, of St. Stephen's Parish gave a deed
to William Nelms, of the same parish, for land near Smith's Point, part
of a tract given by Philip Shapleigh to his daughter, Judith Neale,
and descended from said Judith to her son, Shapleigh Neale, grandfather
of said Shapleigh (Waddy), only surviving heir of said Shapleigh Neale.
He married Molly Toulson, daughter of Thomas Toulson. His will was dated
Nov 15, 1804, and probated June 10, 1805, and ames wife, Molly, his
sons Shapleigh and Alexander and his daughters. Jan 13, 1808. Molly
Waddy and Joseph Conway give a letter of attorney to recover what is
due her from Richard Conway. Molly Waddy and Nancy Conway are mentioned
in the will of their father, Thomas Toulson, probated April 14, 1794.
Library of Virginia
Rank: Midshipman.
Service: Navy.
Date: 1783.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Revolutionary War Bounty Warrants,
reels 1-29.
Biog./Hist. Note The act of the General Assembly passed on June 22,
1779, which established the Virginia Land Office, also provided for
the rewarding of lands promised as bounty for specified Revolutionary
War military service. The purpose of the bounty land system was to encourage
longer military service. In order to qualify for bounty land, a soldier
had to serve at least three (3) years continuously in the State or Continental
line. Militia service did not count. Servicemen submitted various documents
such as affidavits of commanding officers and fellow soldiers and discharge
papers in order to substantiate their service record. When the claim
was proved, the Governor’s Office issued a certificate to the
register of the Land Office authorizing him to issue a warrant. The
first warrant was issued in 1782 and the last in 1876 as heirs of warrantees
continued to seek lands for additional service. Land awarded as bounty
was in the present-day states of Ohio and Kentucky.
Related Work The papers accumulated as proof of service are now part
of the records of the Executive Dept. Office of the Governor (RG#3)
and are called ’Bounty Warrants’ if approved and ’Rejected
Claims’ if disapproved. These records are housed in the Archives
at the Library of Virginia.
Note Certificate: Captain John Thomas.
Memo: Sharpleigh Waddy.
Voucher 1780.
See also papers John Flynt, 1832.
Children of SHAPLEIGH WADDY and MOLLY TOULSON are:
i. SHAPLEIGH7 WADDY.
ii. ALEXANDER WADDY.
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