John and Ann Green Springer children:
1 William Green Springer b 1790
2 Lucinda
3 Katherine
4 Elizabeth
5 Nancy
6 Susanna
7 Mary Ann
Please note in the 1790 Census of Union County, South Carolina a John Springer has 3 males and 6 females.
John Springer with 1 males age over 16, 3 males under 16 and 6 females
Accessions to the Presbytery of South Carolina, South Carolina 1760-1788
lr = licensure reported
John Springer -lr - 1788
To find more the Delaware Springer click here
Dennis Springer and Hezekiak Springer found in 1790 census, I believe are brothers.
UNION DIST., SOUTH CAROLINA 1800 CENSUS - ONLY INDEXED BY LAST NAME, FIRST NAME Compiled by: Paul R. Sarrett, Jr. Revised: 11/03/96 [email protected]
S165 SPRINGER John 1800 M-32 50 222; -----; 00301-00001-00 John is over 45, males age 16-26
S165 SPRINGER John 1800 M-32 50 216; -----; 00010-21010-00 John is 26-45
S165 SPRINGER Dennis 1800 M-32 50 222; ---; 20010-40010-00 Dennis is 26-45
S165 SPRINGER William 1800 M-32 50 223; 30010-10101-00 William is 26-45
There is another thought; William and male being found 1790 being over the age of 16 could William here and the male being John here. This would fit as being other son of John Springer of Delaware. The John who is over 45 could be the male living with William in 1790 Census? More questions with no answer..
Could these men below be brothers?
Dennis
John
William
Hezekiak
Now the John Springer with 3 males could this man be John Springer of Delaware? I found that John Springer of Delaware was said to have died 1798 but I also found Church record in Georgia that says,� That Rev John Springer preached is last sermon in 1801�
Being in Georgia in 1801 and in SC in 1800 census could this be the name man. John would have been over 45. There is possibly but I am not sure. I have records that John while Georgia being mention in South Carolina. Read on
Note in 1810 Census Dennis, John SR and JR and William are living near each other. With Jonathan living two pages away and Aron on the next page.
This 1810 Federal Population Schedule (Census) for Union District, SC. Their are some 1,487 "Head of Household" (H/H)
1 S165 SPRINGER Jonathan 1810 M-252 61 241 NdRcd
Springer, Jonathan Union County, South Carolina 1810 Census page 241 has 4/0/0/1/0/ males 1/1/0/2/ females. Jonathan Springer is 16-26 and could he be John Springer son in 1800 Census?
2 S165 SPRINGER Aron 1810 M-252 61 244 NdRcd
Springer, Aron, Union County, South Carolina 1810 Census page 244; 5/0/0/1/ Males and 0/0/0/1/1/ females. Aron is 26-45 could he be a son of John Springer of 1800?
S165 SPRINGER Dennis 1810 M-252 61 243 NdRcd; Page: 243
Dennis had /4/2/0/1 Males and 1/1/2/1 Females
3 S165 SPRINGER John 1810 M-252 61 243 NdRcd; Page: 243
John Springer Sr is over 45-50 and Females is 45-50 (This John could John JR of 1800 census)
S165 SPRINGER John, Jr. 1810 M-252 61 243 NdRcd; Page: 243
John Springer JR has /1/0/0/1/0/ males and /1/0/0/1/ females
S165 SPRINGER William 1810 M-252 61 243 NdRcd; Page: 243
William has; / 3/ 2/ 1/ 0/ males and /0/1/2/0/1/ females
This 1820 Federal Population Schedule (Census) for Union District, SC. Their are some 1,326 "Head of Household" Found John Springer in Wilkes County Georgia. Said be who could be one the John Springer of 1810 Census. Found William Springer in Lawrence County, Tennessee and late in Giles County, Tennessee
S165 SPRINGER Aaron 1820 M-33 121 144 /3/3/1/1/1/0-2/0/0/1/0
1830 Census Index, there is no Springers in this Census living in SC.
The John Springer in Georgia is said be from Delaware and so does the Delaware family Archivists. Many of John Springer descendents of Georgia have joined the DAR with him. J E Springer on the Delaware Springer family names the members that where in Revolutionary War. �John Springer; America Archives, Volume 18 page 72 (This is a published record, and will be in the DAR and SAR and other libraries) John Springer was in the Maryland Muster Rolls appearing as a private soldier in a company of Militia from Frederick County, Middle District, raised by Captain Valentine Creager. Oct 3 1776 for three months. Kentucky (which was part of Virginia at the time of the Revolution) I.P.D. 60 Roll of Captain John Allison�s company Feb 26 1780; John Springer, private 22 days 9 pounds 4 shilling; I P D 80 Roll of Captain Thomas Moore�s Company of Virginia Milita, 1782 John Springer private 20 days 10 Shillings 6 pence. Western Archives, page 356 John Springer soldier in the infantry received Jan 15, 1785 42 pounds 10 shllings 6 pence. (Note from Janet; Thomas Moore that I know how is in Virginia is from Shenandoah Co. VA)(Note from Janet: Frederick County Virginia and Frederick County Maryland line next to each other. Dennis Springer of Frederick County, Virginia was in many court records there and his son Dennis Springer was in services there. Is it possibly that John Springer might have know Dennis Springer family. Thought so much of him to name is son Dennis. Dennis Springer of Frederick County, Virginia also had a son name Uriah could this be where John Springer got this name of another son name Uriah?)
�The Virginia History Index�
Has a Rev John Springer in Virginia no dates are giving
The Rev. John Springer
The Rev. John Springer, 1744-1798, distinguished minister and educator, is buried in the garden on this plantation, Walnut Hill. A graduate of Princeton, he taught there and at Hampden-Sydney, and was first Rector of Cambridge College in South Carolina. He was a solider of the American Revolution. Following his ordination to the ministry in 1790, his activities centered in Wilkes and adjoining counties, but he traveled widely, preaching the Gospel, often serving churches in South Carolina. He was several times Moderator of Presbytery, was President of Wilkes Academy, and held other offices of distinction
Smyrna Church
The first regular pastor was the Rev. John Springer, who preached here until 1801.
Georgia Cherokee Land Lottery, 1832
Number 38; John Springer, District 14th DISTRICT, FOURTH SECTION, CHEROKEE Residence Candler's Bibb County, Georgia soldier.; granted previous to the first day of January, 1838
Georgia Land Lottery, 1827
REPRINT of OFFICIAL REGISTER of LAND LOTTERY OF GEORGIA 1827 61st DAY'S DRAWING-May 16. WARREN. page 191 Fortunate Drawers: John Springer, Captains District: Bulls; Number: 112; District: 20; County: Muscogee County
Here is the question is the John Springer of SC the same John Springer of GA???
I found the following:
�Union County, South Carolina Minutes of the County Court 1785-1799� by Brent Holcomb.
P 136; John Springer on Pettit Jury
P 142; date 1787, a deed of conveyance from Joseph Jones to John Springer for 346 acres of land acknowledged by the said Joseph Jones and ordered to be recorded
P152; 1788, John Springer on Pettit Jury
P 154; 1784 John Springer a Jury member
P 161 1788 John Springer a jury member
P 162/3 1788 John Springer a jury member twice
P 181 1788, It is order that John Birdsong, Thomas Blasingames Esquires, Samuel Jackson and John Springer lay out a road from Jordon Jackson to William Plummers ford on Fairforest by Renny Ballews, Joseph Littles and there to Union Courthouse and make their report to our next court.
P 193 1789 William Springer is order of Pettit Jury
P 311 1789; Proved in Court a deed of conveyance from Joseph Thomas & wife to John Palmore, by the oath of John Springer, Joseph Jones, Samuel Qinton.
P 376; Jan 1794 Thomas Springer vs Jesse Birdsong to be continued
P 391 Jun 1794 Thomas Springer vs Jesse Birdsong dismissed and had to pay their attorneys $6.
P 420 1795 William Springer vs Joseph Hart the case was dismissed
P 427 1795 Acknowledged in open court a deed of conveyance from Jonas Little and his wife Rebecca Little to John Springer & ordered to be reported the said Rebecca Little was also privately examined & relinquished her Dower to the said land. (Note from Janet; Aaron Springer is said to have married Ruth Little. Wonder if Jonas Little is related to her?)
P 469 Jun 1797 John Springer Pettit Juror
�Edgefield County, South Carolina Abstracts of Deed Bood 1-12 1786-1796� by Ge Lee Corley Hendrix
p 53/ pp 257-263
14 Aug 1790; George Forrest of Newberry Co. SC, planter to the Reverend John Springer of Wilks Co. GA for 1700 pounds, sold 200 acres, being part of 350 acres originally granted 13 Jul 1762 unto Robert McCutchen, who convyed unto Thomas Herd in tow separated tracts, 1 100 acres conveyed 26 Apr 1768 and 2 conveyed 24 Dec 1768.
P 78/pp 343-353
12 Apr 1792; Reverant John Springer of Wilks Co.GA to William Robinson of Edgefield Co, SC for 170 pounds, sold 200 acres on branch of Ninety Six Creek called Beaverdame Branch, county at the time of survey SW by William Robinson and Thomas Heards, NW by Mary Smith. The said 200 acres was a part of 350 acres granted to Robert McCutchen 13 July 1762 and conveyed to Thomas Heard in 2 separate tracts dated 26 Dec 1768. Conveyed by Thomas Heard to James Petigrew by 2 deeds of 100 acres dathed 11 May 1770 & conveyed from James Petigrew to George Forrest and from George Forrest a transfer of said 100 acres 14 Aug 1790 and now said Springer to William Robinson. S/ John Springer. Wit: John Bullock, James McMillan, David Cunningham, who swore by oath 23 Apr 1792 before John Moore JP Rc 24 Apr 1793.
�Springer of the South�
�The chapter on Arron Springer mentions land records of the Springers. I only have two pages from this book.� I WOULD LIKE THE COPIES OF THE ORIGINAL LAND RECORDS THAT I MENTION BELOW.
�A State land Grant in the name of Ezekiel Springer was entered Jan 2 1792 and one for John Springer was entered on Feb 6, 1786. Ezekiel Springer is said to have move his family to Barren County, Kentucky. Ezekiel Springer is thought to be Hezekiak Springer 1 male over 16,4 males under 16 in the 1790 Census.
William Springer of 1790/1800 Census is said to have married Amy and with their child, Thomas move to Lawrence County, Tennessee. They are listed in 1820 Census in Lawrence by 1850 counties lines move and they are now found in Giles. William 83 and Amie 77 both still living. William�s will is on file in Union County, SC Book L page 240 Oct 6 1812 (must be when will was made). States �love and affection which I have and beare towards children (to wit) Thomas Springer, Nelley Springer, Rutha Springer, and Easter Springer.. This will allow as us to discounts William as the father of Arron.�
Per Janet if William Springer is the one in 1800 Census where are the other two sons that mention in the Census??
�Another household show in 1790 Union County Census is Dennis Springer, no wife and no children� (Per Janet: I wonder if author saw the same census that I post above for Dennis is list with a wife but no children for the just married.) �We can discount Dennis as being Arron father but however he could be a relative.� NOW READ THIS
�Book R page 156, recorded in Union County on May 26 1822; Dennis Springer of Lauderdale County, AL to Thomas Hyatt of Union Co. South Carolina, for $1000, 135 acs in Union Co �Where on I formerly lived� on the waters of Buffalo Creek, being � of a 250 acre tract� granted to John Hayes Sr, on Aug 16 1774 and lying on the east line of said tract which intersects with Rocky Branch and Miry Branch� Grant surveyed by William Gist. One other tract of 250 acres granted to John Martin on Dec 3 1792. Bound by John Hayes Sr, unknown land and Archibald Fore. Dated Jan 1822, Signed by Dines Springer and Peggy (X) Springer. Wits: Lewis Marshall JP and Francis Durrett JP. Marshell and Durrett certified from Lauderdale County, Al that Dennis Springer signed and Peggy Springer, wife of Dennis, released her right of dower.�
�Book 1, p 460 � dated Jan 7, 1808; John Springer, JR and John Springer SR to secure a note for $70, a mortgage on all household furniture including tow feather beds and furniture, livestock and a woman�s saddle, John Springer JR signed by mark. Witnesses; Arron Springer and Zacch Belew. Record May 28,1808�
�Book H p 83 John Springer to Jonathan Springer, both of Union District for $1, 70 acres on waters of Brown Creek, part of two tracts granted to Daniel Huger, bound by William Palmer, William Jones , said John Springer and William Ragsdial. Dated July 9 1802. Signed by mark. Recorded Feb 29, 1804. This was deed of gift Jonathan was probably John Springer Sr sons.� End of Quote
I have copy of a land record from John Springer of Georgia dated 1808 to Dennis Springer. There is three pages to this land record and I only two.
Page 529
Recorded 5 December 1808
Georgia
This indenture in (sic) this Eight day of Febeuary one thousand eight hundred and in the twenty fourth year of America Independence Between John Hays and Elizabeth his wife and Mary Hayes widow of the county of Warren and State aforwaite of the one gait (sic) Dennis Springer of the State of South Carolina and count if Union of the other parts (sic) that far and in consideration (sic) of the sum of five hundred dollars in hand paid into the said John Hayes and Elizabeth his wife and Mary Hayes widow by the said Dennis Springer. _ _ _ the sic and alway of these presents the receipt where of as hereby acknowledges hath granted bargained sold and continued by theses presents all that had parcel or hath of land containing one hundred of thirty five acres be the same more of less unto Dennis Springer and his heirs (sic) and being in the Male (sic) of South Carolina and county of Union on the waters of Buffalow the same being the hale of 250 acres tract of land granted to John Hays (sic) the 19 the August 1774 and lying on the east line of said ; had said inter(sic) with the each branch and more branch and bound at the same survey by William Gist at the done surveyed. Together with all and singulars the right little claims and Dennis of him the said John Hays and Elizabeth his wife and Mary Hays widow of costs or not of the same To have and to hold the above mentioned and hundred and twenty far acres of land and premises be the (sic) more or unto the only use and befit and behoof of him the said Dennis Springer his (sic0 administrations and assign and the said John Hays, Elizabeth his wife and Mary Hays widow the above mentioned 125 acres of land and premises well wart and forever defored unto the said Dennis Springer his heir executors administrators and assign against them the said John Hays, Elizabeth his wife and Mary Hays widow and their heirs and ever other person or persons whatsoever in (sic) whereas we have hereunto (sic) our hands and seal this day and year first above written signed sealed and achi(sic)
Signed
John (his mark) Springer
P S Cato JP
John Hays, Elizabeth Hays and Mary Hays all signed with a mark
Next
Received this day and year wither written and of and from the within Dennis Springer five hundred dollars its (sic) full for the condition within mentioned I day received of him by me John Hays P Cado JP
Next
South Carolina
Personally came before me William Rice (sic) written and sign presents of Justices for the (sic) aforesaid John Springer Sr toke being duly Sworn on the Holy Evangelizer of Almighty God deposited and sayth that he says John Hays, Elizabeth Hays and Mary Hays Sign seal and deliver the wither deed of conveyance to Dennis Springer for the use the in contained and that (sic) (sic) with himself subscribed names as witness there to in presents of each other Sworn and subscribed being me this 5 Dec 1808 John his mark Springer
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Georgia
Record Dec 5 1808
The indenture made this eighth day of Feb one thousand eight hundred on the twenty-fourth year of America Independence. Between John Hays of the county of union and state aforemath of the one part and Dennis Springer of the State of South Carolina and County of Union. The other part Wilnesseith (sic) par and in consideration of the surety five dollars in hand paid the said John Hays by the said Dennis Springer.
There is more on pate 531 but I do not have it.
�South Carolina land records book� page 542 of the book but the page number for the records is pp 309-310."
"3 Feb 1789 Walter Holmes to Jno McCooll, both of the State of S.C. for 100 pds sterling, 450 acs. Granted to Walter Holmes on 23 June 1774, in Berkley Co. in the fork bet. Broad and Saluda Rivers, on the drafts of Fairforest and Brown�s. Wit John McKebben, Andrew Thompson, DENNIS SPRINGER. Holmes signed his name. Wit. To the receipt were and Thompson, Saml. Cargo. John McKibben attested on 10 mar 1789 bef. Wm McCulloch, J.P. and Jno. Birdsong, J. P. Andrew Thompson attested on 17 Dec 1789 bef. Thomas Brandson. J. P. Rec 31 Dec 1789. (Note: Dennis Springer moved to Lauderdale Co., Alabama before 1822 and other branches of the Springer family moved to Lawrence Co TN directly across the Alabama-Tennessee state line�
Union Co., Book B, p. 309-310 [Holcomb], 3 Feb 1779 Walker Holmes of SC sold to Jno McCooll f or 100lbs, 450a. in fork between Broad and Saludy Rivers on drafts of Fairforest & Brown's Cr eek. Wit: Dennis Springer, Jno McKibbin & Andrew Thomas. Proved 17 Dec 1789.
Union Co., SC, Book D p. 148-149 [Holcomb], 7 Sept 1795 Abraham Nott for Daniel Huger to Joh n Spring[er] for 7 lbs. 56 acres on Brown's Creek. a branch of the Broad River, adj. to Josep h Jones. Wit: Jacob Paulk, & Dennis Springer. Proved by Paulk on 7 Sept 1795.
Union Co., SC, Book O, p. 276. [Barnett] Thomas Wilburn sells to Thomas Belew, 145 a. on Rock y Creek. Wit: Dennis Springer & Stephen Howard. Dated 22 Dep 1817.
Union Co., SC, Deed Bk R, p. 156; Dennis SPRINGER of Lauderdale County, Alabama, sold land t o Thomas HYATT of Union County, South Carolina, for $1100, 135 acres in Union county "[land ] whereon I formerly lived" on the waters of Buffalo Creek, being 1/2 of a 250 acre tract "gr anted to John HAYES Senr on August 19, 1774 and lying on the east line of said tract which in tersects with the Rocky Branch and Miry Branch," grant surveyed by William GIST. ALSO one oth er tract of 250 acres granted to John MARTIN on 3 December 1792. Bounded by John HAYES Senr , unknown land, and Archibald FORE. Deed dated January 1822 and signed by Dines SPRINGER an d Peggy (X) SPRINGER. Wit: Lewis MARSHALL JP and Francis DURRETT JP. The witnesses certifie d from Lauderdale County, Alabama that Dennis SPRINGER signed and that Peggy SPRINGER, wife o f Dennis, released her right of dower. Recorded 26 May 1822.
Lauderdale Co., AL, Deed Bk. 4., pps. 341-342. [Barnett], 11 Aug 1827 Raney Belew sells to De nnis Springer 92 acres described as R8 T1 Sec. 3, beginning at the half mile stake, thence ea st 90 poles, thence to the State line, thence west to the mile stake, thense south to the beg inning. Signed by Raney Belew. Recorded 8 May 1829.
[Raney Belew likely married Dennis and Peggy's daughter, Elizabeth Springer in Union Co., SC . Raney Belew was granted this track in 1818 on the first day the land office was open. Den nis may have been living on the track since he moved to Lauderdale Co., about 1820. Physical ly, this land was south of the State line and the John Johnston [later Samuel Carter Johnston ] land to the northeast which abutted both the stateline and Second Creek. Today state road s AL101/TN 227aproximate the point at which the two tracts may have shared a common corner.]
Lauderdale Co., AL Deed Bk. 12, p. 620 [Barnett] Deed of Conveyance dated 20 Oct 1849 entere d by John Springer, or McNairy Co., TN, sold Jesse McMillian for $110.00 the NW quartersectio n of Section 3, T1, R8 west, bounded as follows: beginning at the southwest corner of said qu arter section at the half-mile stake, thence east 90 poles, thence north to the state line, t hence west to the mile stake, thence south to the beginning. 92acres more or less. Recorde d 20 Oct 1849. Signed by John Springer.
[John Springer, father of Thomas Springer of Conway, AR, is reported in Goodspeed {Faulkner C o., AR} to have died in Mississippi in 1864 - perhaps Tishomingo County, though that is not r ecorded. Thomas Springer returned to Lawrence Co., TN north of his father's and grandfather' s track after the Civil War and married Mary (Harwell) the widow of William K, Johnston, wh o died a POW in Civil War. Upon her death in about 1867 he remarried and later moved to Arkan sas.]
Now what I am wondering where did Dennis Springer get this land to sale? Did he inherit from a family member?
In the book �UNION COUNTY,SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795�
On 1787 A Deed of Conveyance from Joseph Jones to John Springer for three hundred and forty acres of land acknowledged by the said Joseph Jones and Ordered to be recorded
In the same book there is mention of this �It is ordered that John Birdsong, Thomas Blasingame Esquires, Samuel Jackson and John Springer lay out a road from Jordon Jackson to William Plummers ford on Fairforest by Renney Ballaws Joseph Littles and there to Union Court House and make their report to our next court.�
Facts about Uriah Springer. I have copy of his will. His wife was Margaret and children were George, Adam, David, Mary and Eve Porter. Dated 1800 witness was John Bullock. Orange County North Carolina wills Volume 4 Nov 1793-Nov 1800 by Loura Wills
In the book �UNION COUNTY,SOUTH CAROLINA MINUTES OF THE COUNTY COURT 1785-1795�
On 1787 A Deed of Conveyance from Joseph Jones to John Springer for three hundred and forty acres of land acknowledged by the said Joseph Jones and Ordered to be recorded
In the same book there is mention of this �It is ordered that John Birdsong, Thomas Blasingame Esquires, Samuel Jackson and John Springer lay out a road from Jordon Jackson to William Plummers ford on Fairforest by Renney Ballaws Joseph Littles and there to Union Court House and make their report to our next court.�
I wonder if the said land that Dennis sold could be the land or near the same land mention above? For the same man are mention too here.
Dennis Springer b 15 Nov 1768 d 17 Aug 1842 in Lexington, Lauderdale, AL., burial: Old City Cem, Lexington, Lauderdale, AL. M'd: ABT. 1791 in Union District/County, ?SC to 1 Margaret "Peggy" ( could Goforth have been her maiden name) b: 1776 in VA
The Children of Dennis and Peggy ( Margaret) Springer
1. Thomas born in 1792 in Union County, South Carolina. He died about 1860 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. He m'd Sarah Susannah ALLSUP on Jan 19 1820 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. Sarah was born in 1804 in North Carolina. She died about 1860 in Lauderdale County, Alabama.
2 Ezekiel born in 1796 in Union County, South Carolina. He died in 1860 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee. He m'd Hannah in 1815 in South Carolina. Hannah was born on Jan 9 1794 in North Carolina. She died on Oct 3 1856 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Oct 1856 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee. (She was buried in the Gravel Hill Cemetery at Gravel Hill, McNairy County, TN beside her son, Patrick M C Springer marked with a home-made headstone)
3 James b 1798 in SC
4 Elinor born in 1799 in Union County, South Carolina. Eleanor married Anderson ALLSUP SR on Oct 1 1821 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. Anderson was born in 1800 in Tennessee and died in 1868 in Lawrence County, Tennessee.
5 Uriah born in 1801 in Union County, South Carolina. He died after 1870 in Carrol County, Tennessee. Uriah married (1) Ruth BELEW, daughter of Zechariah BELEW, on Jul 3 1824 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. Ruth was born in 1805 Uriah also married (2) Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in 1826.
6 Susanna b 1803 in SC m'd James Wilburn on 10 Nov 1833 in Lawrence Co., Tn
7 Jonathan was born in 1804 in Union County, South Carolina. He died in 1845 in Johnson County, Arkansas and was buried in 1845 in Johnson County, Arkansas. Jonathon married Jane BELEW, daughter of Zechariah BELEW, on Mar 5 1823 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. Jane was born in 1806 in South Carolina. She died in Arkansas.
8 Sybil Feb 25 1805 in South Carolina. She died on Aug 31 1891 in Arkansas. Sybil married John Clark JOHNSTON, son of John JOHNSTON and Sarah CLARK, about 1823. John was born on May 3 1798 in North Carolina. He died on Feb 25 1881 in Springdale, Washington County, Arkansas. John Johnston's brother Samuel m'd Sybil's sister Margaret.
9 Dennis born in Mar 1807 in Union County, South Carolina. He died on Sep 25 1859 in McNairy County, Tennessee. Dennis married Martha Louise YOUNG, daughter of Giles YOUNG, on Dec 24 1829 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. Martha was born on Jun 10 1811 in South Carolina. She died before Dec 1867.
10 Margaret Ann born on Jan 9 1809 in Union County, South Carolina. She died on May 27 1871 in Lawrence County, Tennessee and was buried in May 1871 in Saint Truitt's Cemetery, Lawrence County, Tennessee. Margaret married Samuel Carter JOHNSTON SR, son of John JOHNSTON and Sarah CLARK, on Jun 21 1824 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. Samuel was born on Nov 13 1804 in North Carolina and died on Jun 4 1874 in Jacks Creek, Henderson County, Tennessee and was buried in Jun 1874 in Grove Springs Cemetery, Chester County, Tennessee. He lived on a 161.50 acre farm which was bounded by Second Creek and the Tennessee/Alabama state line. He sold the farm to J R Gibson in 1873 and moved to the Jacks Creek area where his daughters were living. When he died in 1874 the Lawrence County farm was repossessed from Mr. Gibson as he had defaulted on his payments.
*11 John b 19 Apr 1811 in Union Co.,Sc d m'd Elizabeth GAINES b: 25 JAN 1812 in KY on 20 DEC 1833 in Lawrence County, TN
Gen 2
Thomas (Dennis)and Sarah Susannah ALLSUP Children
1. Samuel SPRINGER was born in 1829 in Lawrence County, Tennessee.
2. Ephraim SPRINGER was born in 1836 in Lawrence County, Tennessee.
3. Albert SPRINGER was born in 1839 in Lawrence County, Tennessee.
4. Calvin SPRINGER was born in 1844 in Tennessee.
2 Ezekiel (Dennis)m'd Hannah. Their children were:
1. Malinda SPRINGER born in 1816 in Union County, South Carolina. She died in 1893 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in 1893 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee. She m'd married (1) Wiley G HOGAN, son of David HOGAN and Rebecca, about 1835 in Giles County, Tennessee. Wiley was born on Mar 27 1812 in Giles County, Tennessee. He died about 1843 in Giles County, Tennessee and (2) James Jefferson HAMM, son of William HAMM and Rachel HUGGINS, in 1845 in McNairy County, Tennessee. James was born in Aug 1818 in Alabama. He died in 1861 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in 1861 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee.
2. Dennis SPRINGER was born in Jun 1823 in Tennessee. He died in Tennessee. Dennis married Martha Jane WILSON about 1842. Martha was born in 1823 in South Carolina.
3. William SPRINGER was born in 1824 in Tennessee. He died on Aug 4 1856 in McNairy County, Tennessee. William married Sally. Sally was born in 1824 in Tennessee.
4. Patrick M C SPRINGER was born on Oct 18 1825 in McNairy County, Tennessee. He died on Jan 8 1855 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Jan 1855 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee.Patrick married Lucinda HUGGINS, daughter of Phillip Jasper HUGGINS and Agnes ROBERTSON. Lucinda was born on Mar 12 1830 in Lauderdale County, Alabama and died on Nov 3 1854 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Nov 1854 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee.
5. Aron Thomas SPRINGER born on Oct 19 1830 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died on Jan 14 1918 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Jan 1918 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee.Aron married Mary Ann (Polly Ann) MCCOY, daughter of Saxon MCCOY and Mary Ann JOHNSTON, in 1851. Mary was born on Feb 14 1828 in South Carolina. She died on May 7 1909 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee.
6. Hannah SPRINGER was born in 1833 in Tennessee.
7. Elizabeth SPRINGER was born on May 13 1835 in Giles County, Tennessee and died on Dec 18 1929 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Dec 1929 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee.Elizabeth married James Monroe HUGGINS, son of Phillip Jasper HUGGINS and Agnes ROBERTSON, on Nov 4 1852 in Tennessee. James was born on Jun 9 1832 in Lauderdale County, Alabama and died on Sep 12 1883 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Sep 1883 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee.
Eleanor SPRINGER (Dennis )and Anderson ALLSUP Sr Children were:
1. Joel ALLSUP was born in 1822 in Tennessee. Joel married Hannah.
2. William ALLSUP was born in 1826 in Tennessee. William married Elizabeth A.
3. Elvira ALLSUP was born about 1827.
4. Elisha ALLSUP was born about 1831.
5. John ALLSUP was born about 1833.
6. Esther A ALLSUP was born about 1837.
7. Thomas H ALLSUP was born about 1840.
8. Anderson ALLSUP Jr was born about 1843.
Uriah SPRINGER (Dennis) and (1) Ruth BELEW Children were:
1 Thomas SPRINGER was born in 1826. He died in Nov 1849 in Carroll County, Tennessee.He died from cholera. Thomas married Zelpha GULLADGE on Feb 15 1846 in Carroll County, Tennessee. Zelpha was born in 1829
2. Jason SPRINGER born in 1830 in Tennessee. Jason married Matilda SCOTT on Nov 12 1853 in Carroll County, Tennessee. Matilda was born on Nov 12 1853.
3. Rennie SPRINGER born on Oct 4 1836 in Carroll County, Tennessee. He died on Jan 9 1901. Rennie married Clementine SELLERS on Dec 19 1865.
4. Hosea SPRINGER born in 1839 in Tennessee. Served as Sgt. Co. G 7th Mounted Infantry - CSA. Hosea married (1) Nancy C about 1869 in Carroll County, Tennessee. Hosea also married (2) Mary C SELLERS on Nov 8 1865.
5. John D SPRINGER was born in 1840 in Tennessee.
6. James M SPRINGER was born on May 14 1843 in Tennessee. He died on Aug 25 1885. James married Mary E LAWS on Nov 13 1867. Mary was born in 1842. She died in 1884.
7. Triona L SPRINGER was born in 1846 in Tennessee. She died on Apr 12 1925. Triona married Andrew STEWART on Dec 6 1865.
Jonathon SPRINGER (Dennis) and Jane BELEW Children were:
1. Milly Nelly SPRINGER born in 1824.Milly married John E COURTNEY, son of Jonathan COURTNEY and Winifred DOUGLAS, in Tennessee.
2. Bertha M SPRINGER was born about 1825 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. She died in Pulaski County, Arkansas. Bertha married John E COURTNEY. John was born in 1820.
3. Elizabeth Margaret SPRINGER born about 1827 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. She died about 1858 in Burleson County, Texas.Elizabeth married Isaiah Henderson COURTNEY Sr, son of Jonathan COURTNEY and Winifred DOUGLAS, on Aug 30 1841 in Johnson County, Arkansas. Isaiah was born on Aug 17 1822 in East Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana. He died on Oct 13 1891 in Comanche County., Texas and was buried in Oct 1891 in Comanche County., Texas.
4. Reuben Dennis SPRINGER born about 1828 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died in Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas. Reuben married Martha Jane CALLEN in Arkansas. Martha was born in May 1829 in Arkansas. She died in Smyrna, Milam County, Texas and was buried in Smyrna, Milam County, Texas.
5. Delila M SPRINGER born in 1832 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. She died in Texas. Delila married (1) James PATTY. James was born about 1826 in Arkansas.
6. John S SPRINGER Sr born in 1835 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died before 1900 in Milam County, Texas. John married Sarah Elizabeth BURNETT, daughter of John BURNETT and Margaret Elizabeth GOFORTH, on Aug 1 1854 in Franklin County, Arkansas. Sarah was born on May 11 1834 in Buncombe County, North Carolina. She died in 1912 in Texas.
7. Ruth M SPRINGER was born in 1839 in Lawrence County, Tennessee.
8. William J SPRINGER born in Feb 1842 in Johnson County, Arkansas. William married Emeline in 1868. Emeline was born about 1844 in Texas.
9. George M SPRINGER was born in 1844 in Johnson County, Arkansas.
Sybil SPRINGER (Dennis) and John Clark JOHNSTON Children were:
1. Urias J JOHNSTON born on May 2 1825 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died on Nov 30 1892 in Wheaton, Barry County, Missouri.Urias married Elizabeth CLARK on Aug 1 1848 in Kings River, Madison County, Arkansas. Elizabeth was born in 1830 in Tennessee.
2. William JOHNSTON was born in 1827 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. William married Matilda WHARTON about 1849 in Kings River, Madison County, Arkansas. Matilda was born in 1832 in Georgia.
3. John J (Happy Jack) JOHNSTON born in 1830 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died on Apr 8 1864 in Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas and was buried in National Cemetery, Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas. He served with the 1st Arkansas Infantry (Union) during the Civil War and died in Fort Smith, Arkansas during the war. John married Mary Ann Elizabeth WHARTON on Jun 15 1848 in Kings River, Madison County, Arkansas. Mary was born on Jul 7 1830 in Alabama. She died on Aug 2 1882 in Santo, Palo Pinto County, Texas and was buried in Brazos, Parker County, Texas
4. Catherine A E JOHNSTON born in 1830 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. She died in 1911.Catherine married John Harrison WHARTON about 1847 in Kings River, Madison County, Arkansas. John was born in 1823 in Tennessee. He died in 1897
5. Margaret JOHNSTON was born in 1835 in Lawrence County, Tennessee.
6. Dennis JOHNSTON born in 1837 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. Dennis married Patsey about 1853 in Kings River, Madison County, Arkansas. Patsey was born in 1839 in Arkansas.
8. Mary JOHNSTON was born in 1841.Mary married William WHARTON.
9 Francis Marion JOHNSTON was born on Aug 9 1842 in Missouri. He died on Dec 11 1934 in Weatherford, Parker County, Texas and was buried in Dec 1934 in Millsap, Parker County, Texas. Francis married (1) N C FRAZIER. Francis also married (2) Mary A REED on Nov 24 1879 in Pineville, McDonald County, Missouri.
10. James JOHNSTON was born in 1843 in Lawrence County, Tennessee.
11. Jane JOHNSTON was born in 1845 in Kings River, Madison County, Arkansas.
Dennis L SPRINGER (Dennis) and Martha Louise YOUNG Children were:
1. Mary Ann SPRINGER was born on Nov 23 1830 in Tennessee. Mary married John RICHARDS on Mar 18 1863 in McNairy County, Tennessee.
2. Cansada C SPRINGER was born on Sep 21 1832 in Tennessee. Cansada married J S BLANKENSHIP in 1854.
3. Amanda M SPRINGER was born on Sep 10 1834 in Tennessee. Amanda married (1) W D F HALL on May 15 1856 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. Amanda also married (2) N M MCCROREY on Dec 24 1899 in Lawrence County, Tennessee.
6. Giles D SPRINGER born on Mar 8 1840 in McNairy County, Tennessee. He died on Mar 14 1910 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Mar 1910 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee. He was at the battle of Shiloh in Civil War. (Company A - 19th Tennessee Cavalry. Giles married Elizabeth R E BARNHILL on Jan 15 1870 in McNairy County, Tennessee. Elizabeth was born on May 5 1846 in Tennessee. She died on Apr 12 1932 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Apr 1932 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee.
7. Martha Lou SPRINGER born on May 25 1843 in Tennessee. She died on Jun 6 1900 in McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Jun 1900 in Gravel Hill, McNairy County, Tennessee. Martha married Robert Neal BELL on Feb 3 1867 in McNairy County, Tennessee. Robert was born on Jun 16 1838. He died on Mar 3 1902 and was buried in Purdy, Tennessee.
8 D Lafayette SPRINGER was born on Oct 8 1845 in Tennessee. D Lafayette SPRINGER married Almedia "Eda" RAMER on Feb 29 1868 in McNairy County, Tennessee. Almedia was born in 1850.
9. Uris L SPRINGER was born on Jun 6 1848.
10. Malissa E SPRINGER born on Oct 23 1849 in Tennessee. She died in 1901.
Malissa married Jacob G LUMBLEY, son of Edmund LUMBLEY and Nancy B, on Jun 13 1869 in McNairy County, Tennessee. Jacob was born in 1838. He died on Feb 8 1918.
11. Bruss A SPRINGER was born on Feb 21 1853 in McNairy County, Tennessee.
12. Leander SPRINGER was born on Dec 29 1855 in McNairy County, Tennessee.
Margaret Ann SPRINGER (Dennis) and Samuel Carter JOHNSTON SR Children were:
1 Elizabeth JOHNSTON born on May 28 1825 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. She died on Aug 31 1862 in Lexington, Lauderdale County, Alabama and was buried in Aug 1862 in Lexington, Lauderdale County, Alabama. Elizabeth married James Glen PORTER on Sep 2 1841 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. James was born on Jun 21 1815 in South Carolina. He died on Jan 29 1905 in Lexington, Lauderdale County, Alabama and was buried in Lexington, Lauderdale County, Alabama.
2. Mary Ann JOHNSTON born on Dec 4 1826 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. She died on May 2 1895 in San Lucas, Monterey County, California and was buried in May 1895 in San Lucas, Monterey County, California.
The grand-daughter of Mary Ann Johnston (Lillian Gibson Winter) wrote a letter in 1964 to her nieces and nephews. That letter is quoted below:
"VIVID RECOLLECTIONS OF WHAT I WAS TOLD AND OF WHAT I LEARNED BY BEING A MEMBER OF THE GIBSON FAMILY". My grandfather, Joseph Gibson, was born in 1813 in Kingston, Arkansas. He married, but his wife passed on leaving him with several children, my father, George L Gibson, being one of the youngest. My grandmother, Mary Ann Johnston, was born in Tennessee, was married there and came to Kingston to live. Her husband, Mr. James Madison Basham passed on and left her with four small children, my mother being the oldest. These two families were united by the marriage of my father's father and my mother's mother. When my father was 16 years old, the Civil War broke out, and he was called to the Southern Army, since he lived in the South. He served four years, and on June 8, 1865 received his parole at Shreveport, Louisiana. (May I express my gratitude here for the fact that my father was never critical of the North, not bitter, but always taught us that Lincoln was right and was the greatest President that we ever had; and that if Lincoln had lived, the condition of the South would have been very different.) When he returned home, he married my mother and settled in a small cottage near my grandfather's home. This home was a large two story log house built with a large open porch, both sides open, separating the living quarters from the kitchen, each section having its huge fireplace. My mother had five children. After the first two, James and Thomas were born in the small cottage, for some reason the family moved to Texas, where Lola was born. After they came back to the cottage I was born. Grandmother broke her arm so the family moved into the big log house with my grandfather, where Joe was born. A little clear stream flowed across the property, near the house. At that time refrigeration was unknown, but a spring house, with two floors, was built over a bubbling spring. The lower part had no floor. Our milk, vegetables, and all perishable foods were put in closed containers and lowered into the cold water for preservation. On the second floor were stored sacks of wheat and shelled corn, to be hauled to Kingston later for grinding into flour and meal. The sugar cane was fed between two wooden rollers and the juice coming from it was boiled down and formed our sorghum, unrefined syrup. There were rows of gooseberries, strawberry beds, sweet potatoes, fruit trees and vegetables. Several black walnut trees and chinquapins, a form of chestnut, provided us with nuts. Our meat was almost entirely pork and chicken, which we raised. A smoke house was built, the pork was cut up into hams and smaller pieces, with plenty of sausage. Plenty of lard was made also for the year's uses. All was smoked and seasoned by wood fires. We lived bountifully, buying only coffee, condiments, sugar and some other small articles. The little stream had a black slate bed. A substance like chalk washed down from the mountains. It was soft, brilliant in color, red, yellow, etc; and we children loved to gather there and draw pictures on the dry spots of slate. My mother's brother, John P Basham, lived in Carroll County, Missouri. His wife�s mother was very frail and so was my grandmother, Mary Ann Johnston, who was troubled with a broken arm. My grandfather, Joseph Gibson, had two daughters who had married and gone to California by wagon train. They urged us to come also, so, when Joe Gibson was one month old, thirty relatives gathered together, met in Purdy, Missouri, chartered a railroad car, bringing nothing but personal belongings and started for California. As a child of six, I was excited about going to California, and my only regret in leaving Arkansas was when I climbed up into the big wagon to go to Purdy with my precious kitten in my arms, I was told that I would have to part with her, as she couldn't be taken on the trip. That was very hard to bear. Our family of five children, James, Thomas, Lola, Joseph and myself with our parents and grandparents, making a family of nine, finally reached the Indian Valley, Monterey County, California, where one of grandfather's daughters lived. We bought a home there and stayed a few years. We older children trudged two and one-half miles through the dust to the county school. We moved from there to San Felipe and Gilroy near Hollister. Here Lola began to prepare to be a teacher, and went to San Jose for a period to study. After she received her certificate she worked as an assistant to the principal at San Felipe. She also taught in Hames Valley, Monterey County. After I received my certificate we both taught in San Lucas in their two room school, she having the upper grades.
Mary married (1) James Madison BASHAM on Dec 11 1845 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. James was born in 1826 in Tennessee. He died in 1861 in Kingston, Madison County, Arkansas. 2) Joseph GIBSON about 1865 in Kingston, Madison County, Arkansas. Joseph was born on May 13 1813 in Kingston, Madison County, Arkansas. He died on May 18 1895 in San Lucas, Monterey County, California and was buried in San Lucas, Monterey County, California.
3. Sarah Jane JOHNSTON born on Sep 24 1829 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. She died on Mar 21 1911 in Jacks Creek, Chester County, Tennessee and was buried in Mar 1911 in Grove Springs Cemetery, Chester County, Tennessee. Sarah married Richard FIELDS on Sep 3 1846 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. Richard was born on Nov 6 1824 in Tennessee. He died on Mar 11 1911 in Chester County, Tennessee and was buried in Grove Springs Cemetery, Chester County, Tennessee
4. John Harvey JOHNSTON was born on Aug 26 1831 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died on Jul 23 1834 in Lawrence County, Tennessee and was buried in Jul 1834 in Saint Truitt's Cemetery, Lawrence County, Tennessee.
5. Nancy Margaret JOHNSTON was born on Aug 25 1833 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. She died on Oct 26 1919 in Jacks Creek, Chester County, Tennessee and was buried in Oct 1919 in Grove Springs Cemetery, Chester County, Tennessee. Nancy married Lewis G FIELDS on Oct 23 1849 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. Lewis was born on May 21 1828 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died on Apr 28 1917 in Chester County, Tennessee and was buried in Grove Springs Cemetery, Chester County, Tennessee.
6. William King JOHNSTON born on Feb 28 1836 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died on Mar 29 1862 in Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana and was buried in Mar 1862 in Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana.
He was a Confederate soldier and died in a Union prison in Lafayette, Indiana. He was truly an unknown soldier, likely entered along with others who like him had suffered 20 days and nights of unparalleled exposure, sleeping out in the rain several days before reaching Donelson, spending some four days at Donelson, also without shelter and three days and nights on an open boat enroute to Cairo, Illinois. One prisoner is quoted as saying "our suffering continued until we reached Indianapolis. This exposure sowed the seeds of death in the vitals of many of us." The healthy prisoners, among them likely William's brother Samuel C were all transferred to Camp Morton in Indianapolis on March 16, 1862. William K did not make the trip.
William married Mary HARWELL on Aug 14 1853 in Giles County, Tennessee. Mary was born in 1834 in Giles County, Tennessee. She died about 1867 in Lawrence County, Tennessee.
7 Samuel Carter JOHNSTON JR born on Jul 18 1839 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died on May 22 1910 in Lawrence County, Tennessee and was buried in May 1910 in Saint Truitt's Cemetery, Lawrence County, Tennessee. Samuel married (1) Mary Malise MCGUIRE on Jan 23 1859 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. Mary was born on Jan 25 1844 in Alabama. She died on Dec 31 1888 in Lawrence County, Tennessee and was buried in Saint Truitt's Cemetery, Lawrence County, Tennessee.
8. James Dennis JOHNSTON was born on Jul 2 1842 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died on Apr 6 1860 in Lawrence County, Tennessee and was buried in Apr 1860 in Saint Truitt's Cemetery, Lawrence County, Tennessee.
9. Thomas Fletcher JOHNSTON was born on Aug 19 1844 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died on Nov 17 1861 in Confederate Army and was buried in Nov 1861 in Saint Truitt's Cemetery, Lawrence County, Tennessee.
10 Urias Franklin JOHNSTON was born on Jun 16 1846 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He died on Aug 18 1849 in Lawrence County, Tennessee and was buried in Aug 1849 in Saint Truitt's Cemetery, Lawrence County, Tennessee
John (Dennis)and Elisabeth Gaines. Their children were:
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1 Matilda SPRINGER born on Sep 23 1832 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. She died on Oct 6 1911 in Alcorn County, Mississippi. Matilda married Hardy SELLERS on Oct 29 1856 in Alcorn County, Mississippi. Hardy was born in 1820 in Perry County, Tennessee. He died on Mar 22 1884 in Alcorn County, Mississippi.
*2 Susan SPRINGER born on Sep 15 1834 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. She died on Jun 15 1924 in Dilley, Frio County, Texas and was buried in Jun 1924 in Kyle, Hays County, Texas. Susan married William Shepard STEWART, son of Elizabeth STEWART, on Sep 28 1853 in McNairy County, Tennessee. William was born on Oct 19 1832 in Missouri. He died on Sep 13 1896 in Kyle, Hays County, Texas and was buried in Sep 1896 in Kyle, Hays County, Texas.
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3 Martha SPRINGER b: 30 NOV 1836 in Lawrence County, TN
4 Thomas SPRINGER born on Jan 31 1839 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. He died on Sep 23 1901 in Cato, Faulkner County, Arkansas and was buried in Sep 1901 in Cato Cemetery, Pulaski County, Arkansas. Thomas married (1) Fatima STEWART, daughter of Elizabeth STEWART, on Feb 10 1858 in Tishomingo County, Mississippi. Fatima was born in 1831 in Missouri. She died before 1863 in Tennessee. Thomas also married (2) Mary HARWELL about 1863 in Tennessee. Mary was born in 1834 in Giles County, Tennessee. She died about 1867 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. Thomas also married (3) Frances M LANIER on Jan 31 1868 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. Frances was born about 1847 in Tennessee. She died before 1881. Thomas also married (4) Mary Frances MCGEE on Jun 19 1881 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. Mary was born in 1857 in Alabama. She died on Jul 14 1924 in Cato, Faulkner County, Arkansas and was buried in Jul 1924 in Cato Cemetery, Pulaski County, Arkansas.
(Death: 24 SEP 1901 in Faulkner County, AR
Note: Date taken from tombstone as recorded in Tom C. Marintet's Cato Cemetery, p. 42. Burial: Cato Methodist Cemetery, Cato, Faulkner, AR
M'd 1 1 Mary HARWELL b: 1834 in Giles County, TN Married: ABT 1863 in TN and 2 Fatima STEWART b: 1830 in Missouri Married: 10 FEB 1858 in Tishomingo Co., MS ( this was William Shepard Stewart sister) and 3 Francis A. T. LANIER b: ABT 1847 in TN Married: 31 JAN 1868 in Lawrence County, TN and 4 Mary F. MCGEE b: 1858 in AL Married: 19 JUN 1881 in Lawrence County, TN.)
5 Ira SPRINGER born on Mar 27 1841 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. He died on Oct 21 1915 in Jacinto, Alcorn County, Mississippi and was buried in Oct 1915 in Jacinto, Alcorn County, Mississippi. Ira married Georgia Ann VANDERFORD on Jun 14 1865 in Alcorn County, Mississippi.
6 William D. SPRINGER born on May 18 1843 in McNairy County, Tennessee. He died on Feb 6 1927 in Faulkner County, Arkansas and was buried in Feb 1927 in Cato Cemetery, Pulaski County, Arkansas. Burial: Cato Cemetery, Cato, Faulkner, AR William married (1) Emma N HUBBLE on Sep 21 1892 in Pulaski County, Arkansas. Emma was born on Apr 1 1864 in Arkansas. She died on Nov 12 1923 in Faulkner County, Arkansas and was buried in Cato Cemetery, Pulaski County, Arkansas.
William also married (2) Sarah J BEASLEY, daughter of Noel BEASLEY and Nancy RHODES, on Dec 22 1867 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. Sarah was born on Jun 4 1846. She died on May 30 1892 in Faulkner County, Arkansas and was buried in May 1892 in Cato Cemetery, Pulaski County, Arkansas.
7 Margaret a SPRINGER b: 23 SEP 1845 in McNairy County, TN
John Henry SPRINGER b: 9 FEB 1848 in McNairy County, TN
Mary Elizabeth SPRINGER b: 28 JAN 1851
FOR MORE ON DENNIS'S DECENDENTS LOOK BELOW OF JIM WEBB PAGE LINK.
The Springer family found in McNairy Co. TN
McNairy county, TN 1840 Federal Census
43 753 19 Springer Dennis 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0
43 755 21 Springer Ezekial 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 2 0
MCNAIRY COUNTY TN - CENSUS RECORDS -1850 District No. 5 McNairy County, TN Federal Census
419 Springer Ezekiel 53 m farmer 350 SC x 5 31a 12
419 Springer Hannah 55 f NC x 5 31a 13
419 Springer Thomas 20 m farmer TN 5 31a 14
419 Springer Elizabeth 15 f TN 5 31a 15
419 Springer Adeline 11 f TN 5 31a 16
419 Springer Hannah 17 f
445 Springer "Dennis, Sr." 45 m farmer 600 IL x 5 33a 18
445 Springer Louisa 39 f SC x 5 33a 19
445 Springer Mary Ann 19 f TN 5 33a 20
445 Springer Cansada 17 f TN 5 33a 21
445 Springer Amanda 15 f TN 5 33a 22
445 Springer Levi 13 m TN 5 33a 23
445 Springer John 11 m TN 5 33a 24
445 Springer Giles 9 m TN 5 33a 25
445 Springer Martha 7 f TN 5 33a 26
445 Springer Lafayette 4 m TN 5 33a 27
445 Springer Malissa 2/12 f TN
1896 Springer John 37 m farmer 200 SC 9 137b 26
1896 Springer Elizabeth 37 f KY x 9 137b 27
1896 Springer Matilda 18 f AL 9 137b 28
1896 Springer Susan 16 f AL x 9 137b 29
1896 Springer Martha 14 f AL x 9 137b 30
1896 Springer Thomas 12 m AL x 9 137b 31
1896 Springer Ira 11 m AL x 9 137b 32
1896 Springer William 8 m TN x 9 137b 33
1896 Springer Elzera 5 f TN 9 137b 34
1896 Springer Henry 2 m TN 9 137b 35
1896 Springer Margaret 75 f VA
McNairy county, TN 1840 Federal Census
43 760 26 Hamm William 1 3 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0
WILLIAM HAMM BIBLE PAGE
(Bible published 1849)
copied by: Sybil Hamm Taylor
The Bible is in the possession of Sybil Hamm Taylor, a direct of William Hamm.
It is believed that the person who wrote the old William Hamm bible was
Calvin or Emilla Hamm.. It was done all about the same time and I believe that
it was done right after 1866 and before the deaths of either William or Rachel Hamm.
BIRTHS
Wm. Hamm son of Thos Hamm and Anna his wife was Borne October 20th 1799;
Rachael Huggins daughter of Phillip and Jane his wife was Borne Sept15th 1798;
James Jefferson Hamm son of Wm. and Rachael Hamm his wife was borne Oct 6th 1818;
Elizabeth Ann Hamm daughter of Wm. and Rachael Hamm was Borne Sept 10th 1819;
Calvin Hamm son of Wm. and Rachael Hamm was borne Nov 25th 1820;
Phillip Hamm son of Wm. and Rachael Hamm was born Jan 24th 1822;
Sarah Hamm daughter of Wm. & Rachael Hamm was Borne April 7th 1823;
Thomas Hamm son of Wm. & Rachael was borne April 27th 1824;
John Michale Hamm son of Wm. Hamm was born June the 14th 1825;
Anna Hamm daughter of Wm. & Rachael was born Sept 24th 1826;
Mary Hamm daughter of Wm. & Rachael Hamm was borne July 28th 1828;
Minerva Hamm daughter of Wm. & Rachael Hamm was borne July 28th 1829;
Wm. Jordan Hamm son of Wm. & Rachael Hamm was borne April 7th 1831;
Jasper Sanders Hamm son of Wm. & Rachael Hamm was borne May 8th 1832;
Carrol Anderson Hamm son of Wm. & Rachael Hamm was borne May 4th 1834;
Rachael Hamm daughter of Wm. & Rachael Hamm was born Nov 5th 1835;
Joseph Berry Hamm son of Wm.& Rachael Hamm was borne July the 1st 1837;
Ursley Jane Hamm Daughter of Wm. & Rachael Hamm was born October 5th 1838;
Newton Luke Hamm Son of W. & Rachael Hamm was borne June 24th 1840;
Sarah Ann Elizabeth Hamm daughter of Thomas and Marthy J Hamm was borne
Nov the 24th A D 1851;
MARRIAGES
Wm. Hamm and Rachael Huggins was Married December 10th 1817;
James J Hamm and Sylvana Smith was Married June the 14 1839;
Elizabeth Ann Hamm and Hensley Smith was Married May the 12th 1839;
Sarah Hamm and John Smith was Married ;
Calvin Hamm and Millian Springer was Married
Phillip Hamm and Caroline Farris was Married;
Thomas Hamm and Polly Richards was Married;
Thomas Hamm and Jane Adkins his 2nd wife was Married;
Wm. J. Hamm and Sarah Burnes was married;
Anna Hamm and Cisson McCormac was Married;
Rachael Hamm & Harbert Frizzell was Married 1857
Ursley Jane Hamm and Albert B. Buchanon was Married December the 29th 1858;
Newton L. Hamm and Annetta E. Frizzell was married 1864;
Mary Hamm and Joseph Smith was married;
Mary Hamm & Beramon Aron was married 1864;
Anna McCormac and Thomas B. Goforth was Married January the 30th 1865;
Anna Goforth Departed this life February the 19th 1866 at 6 Oct 35 min Pm
Aged 39 yrs 5 month
The last entry in this bible was in 1866 and most of it was done in a beautiful script. I assume that the person responsible for these entries died or moved at that time. I have always thought that Calvin Hamm b. 1820 or his wife Millian (Milly Ann) Springer is the writer and I know they left Izard Co., Arkansas and returned to McNairy Co., Tenn. about that time.
I have copy of the following books on the family:
"DELAWARE BIBLE RECORDS VOL 6" by LU VERNE V. HALL,A "CALENDAR OF DELWARE WILLS NEW CASTLE COUNTY 1682-1800" by HISTORICAL RESEARCH , 1693 CENSUS OF SWEDEN CHURCH on the Charles Springer and family and List of Springer in the DAR.
My Stewart and Springer Cousin Jim Webb webpage
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