0 HEAD
1 SOUR CFTREE
2 VERS CFTREE Windows Ver 2.50
2 NAME Cumberland Family Tree
2 CORP Cumberland Family Software
3 ADDR 385 Idaho Springs Road
4 CONT Clarksville, TN 37043
4 PHON 931 647-4012
1 DEST CFTREE
1 DATE 31 DEC 2001
1 SUBM @S1@
1 FILE REBECCA.GED
1 GEDC
2 VERS 5.5
2 FORM LINEAGE-LINKED
1 CHAR ANSEL
1 LANG English
0 @S1@ SUBM
1 NAME Carl Brookshire
1 ADDR 3907 Brightwood Dr.
2 CONT Houston, Texas 77068
2 PHON (281 397-0189
0 @I000001@ INDI
1 NAME James /BROOKSHAW/ Sr.
1 SEX M
1 SOUR @S000262@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE ABT 1650
2 PLAC England
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE DEBT: Debtor
2 DATE 05 DEC 1676
2 PLAC Maryland
2 NOTE Description: John Chadwell
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE Abstracts of the Inventories and Accounts of the Perogative Court
of
3 CONC Maryland.  1674-1678 and 1699-1703 (Liver 1-5):
3 CONT
3 CONT John Chadwell appraisers: James Collyer, Thomas Jones.
3 CONT List of debts: Capt. Boston, William Caine, Lancelot Poole and
3 CONC Christopher Shawe, William Ebden, Robert Gardner, Robert
Connersworth,
3 CONC James Armoster, JAMES BROCKSHAW. Dec. 5, 1676
3 CONT _______________________________
2 SOUR @S000941@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE DEBT: Debtor
2 DATE 10 MAR 1680
2 PLAC Maryland
2 NOTE Description: Capt. Thomas Walker
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE LIST OF DEBTS FOR CAPT. THOMAS WALKER:
3 CONT From the Abstracts of the Inventories and Accounts of the
Prerogative
3 CONC Court of Maryland 1670\9-1868 by V. L. Skinner, Jr.
3 CONT In the Inventories and Accounts is a list of the debts for the
estate
3 CONC of Capt. Thomas Walker.  The list is dated 10 March 1680.  The
3 CONC inventory was filed in Somerset County.  This list can be found
in
3 CONC Liber 7B, folios 106-114:
3 CONT Amoung many others is listed, JAMES BROOKSHAW.
2 SOUR @S000942@
1 LNDO
2 DATE 1681
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 NOTE Description: 150 acres at "Bedlam Green" Somerset County,
Maryland,
Maryland Land Patents, Libr 25/ 27 and Libr 32/136.
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE 1681 Somerset County, Maryland land records.
3 CONT Brooksher (Brodsher), James, (owner), 150 Acres, "Bedlam Green",
3 CONC patented October 5, 1681. Source: Settlers of Maryland 1679-1700,
by
3 CONC Peter Wilson Coldham., P.21. Reference: Maryland Land Patents,
Libr
3 CONC 25/ 27 and Libr 32/136.
3 CONT The land owned by James Brookshaw, Sr. was locted in Somerset
County,
3 CONC Maryland in the Monie Hundred area.
3 CONT ________________________________
3 CONT Somerset's Hundreds
3 CONT This is a very handy map, from Wilmer O. Lankford's book "They
Lived
3 CONC In Somerset: 17th Century Marylanders", showing the "Hundreds" of
old
3 CONC Somerset County. Historically the term Hundred began in medieval
times
3 CONC when Britain divided land into what was known as Hundreds, each
of
3 CONC which would produce 100 fighting men in time of war. In the 17th
3 CONC century, Somerset County land was divided into "Hundreds" for
3 CONC administrative purposes and geographical subdivisions.
1 EVEN
2 TYPE LWIT: Land Witness
2 DATE 1722
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 NOTE Description: This could be James Brookshaw Sr. or Jr.
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE 1722 Somerset County, Maryland. James Brookshire was witness to a

land
3 CONC transaction.  Source: 2 Old   167.
3 CONT Note:  this can be either James Sr. or James Jr.
2 SOUR @S000308@
1 TXPY
2 DATE 01 JUL 1724
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE 1724 Somerset County, Maryland.  Brooksher, James, July 1, 1724,
Tax
3 CONC list, place: Monie Hundred.
3 CONT Note: this can be either James Sr., or James Jr.
2 SOUR @S000322@
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1726
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE PROB: Probate
2 DATE 06 MAY 1727
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 NOTE Description: has his estate settled
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE The next records we have found of James Brookshaw, alias
Bruckshire,
3 CONC are the inventory of his estate as found in the Inventories of
3 CONC Somerset Co., Maryland, liber 12, folio 144, and the settlement
of
his
3 CONC estate as found in Administration of Accounts, liber 8, folio
336.
3 CONT May ye 6th 1727, Then Came Edward Roberts and made oath that the
3 CONC within Inventy is a Just & perfect Inventy of the personall
Estate
of
3 CONC James Brucksher that hath Come to his hands or possession  & if
any
3 CONC more shall hereafter Come to his hands or possession he will
Exhibitt
3 CONC an Addll Inventory of the Same Sworn before me ye Day and year
above
3 CONC written
1 NOTE James Brookshaw and wife arrived in the Colony of Maryland aboard

2 CONT the barque "Friendship" in 1674. They came as indentured servants

2 CONT which indicates that they were unable to finance their own
passage
2 CONT to America; .  Upon completing their period of service they could

2 CONC acquire and manage their own lands and properties.
2 CONT James and Mary settled in Somerset County, Maryland, and had
2 CONT children. "The Early Settlers of Maryland" Skordes, Hall of
Records
2 CONT Annapolis, Maryland, Liber 18, folio 39, Service 1674.  This
entry of
2 CONC service is compared to the other enteries of "transported or
2 CONC immigrated".
2 CONT           The ship "Friendship" sailed for many years between
Europe
2 CONC and the New World and would generally sail from Ireland.  "A
2 CONC Compilation Relating to Irish Protestants" found in the Maryland
2 CONC Historical Library contains a listing showing James and Mary
Brookshaw
2 CONC as passangers of the Friendship and had sold themselves into
servitude
2 CONC to pay their passage.
2 CONT
2 CONT Abstracts of the Inventories and Accounts of the Perogative Court
of
2 CONC Maryland.  1674-1678 and 1699-1703 (Liver 1-5):
2 CONT John Chadwell appraisers: James Collyer, Thomas Jones.
2 CONT List of debts: Capt. Boston, william Caine, Lancelot Poole and
2 CONC Christopher Shawe, William Ebden, Robert Gardner, robert
Connersworth,
2 CONC James Armoster, JAMES BROOKSHAW. Dec. 5, 1676
2 CONT
2 CONT LIST OF DEBTS FOR CAPT. THOMAS WALKER:
2 CONT From the Abstracts of the Inventories and Accounts of the
Prerogative
2 CONC Court of Maryland 1670\9-1868 by V. L. Skinner, Jr.
2 CONT In the Inventories and Accounts is a list of the debts for the
estate
2 CONC of Capt. Thomas Walker.  The list is dated 10 March 1680.  The
2 CONC inventory was filed in Somerset County.  This list can be found
in
2 CONC Liber 7B, folios 106-114:
2 CONT Amoung many others is listed, JAMES BROOKSHAW.
2 CONT
2 CONT LIST OF DEBTS FOR JOHN CHADWELL:
2 CONT From the Abstracts of the Inventories and Accounts of the
Prerogative
2 CONC Court of Maryland 1674-1678 and 1699-1703 by V. L. Skinner, Jr.
05
2 CONC December, 1676, John Caldwell
2 CONT      Appraisers: James Collyer, Thomas Jones.
2 CONT      List of debts: Capt. Boston, William Caine, Lancelot Poole
and
2 CONC Christopher Shawe, William Ebden, Robert Gardner, Robert
Connersworth,
2 CONC James Armoster, JAMES BROCKSHAW.
2 CONT
2 CONT Somerset County, Maryland Land Records.
2 CONT 1681 Somerset County, Brooksher(Brodsher), James, (owner), 150
Acres,
2 CONC "Bedlam Green", patented October 5, 1681.  Sourcre: Settlers of
2 CONC Maryland 1679-1700, by Peter Wilson Coldham., p.21.  Reference:
2 CONC Maryland Land Patents, Libr 25/27 and Libr 32/136.
2 CONT
2 CONT 1722 Somerset County, Maryland. James Brookshire was witness to a

land
2 CONC transaction.  Source: 2 Old   167.
2 CONT Note:  this can be either James Sr. or James Jr.
2 CONT
2 CONT 1724 Somerset County, Maryland. Brooksher, James, July 1, 1724,
Tax
2 CONC list, place: Monie Hundred.  Note: this can be either James Sr.
or
2 CONC James Jr.
2 CONT
2 CONT The next records we have found of James Brookshaw, alias
Bruckshire,
2 CONC are the inventory of his estate as found in the Inventories of
2 CONC Somerset Co., Maryland, liber 12, folio 144, and the settlement
of
his
2 CONC estate as found in Administration of Accounts, liber 8, folio
336.
2 CONC Both records are copied here in full:
2 CONT p 144
2 CONT Xd:
2 CONT An Inventory of Goods and Chattels of James Bruckshear's Estate
2 CONT Taken this 21st of Febr Anno Dom 1726/27.
2 CONT
2 CONC
2 CONT
2 CONC Pound Shelling Pence
2 CONT To one hundred pound of bacon                         1         8

2 CONC  0
2 CONT To 19 pounds of pot Iron                                    0
2
2 CONC        8
2 CONT To 30 pounds of pork                                         0
2
2 CONC        0
2 CONT To five pounds & 1/2 of Tallow                            0
1
2 CONC      8
2 CONT To two young Steers at 17/ p head                     1      14
2 CONC 0
2 CONT To two Cows & Calves at 35/ p Cow & ea            3
10        0
2 CONT To one Mare and Colt
2      10
2 CONC      0
2 CONT To a plough and Coulter                                     0
7
2 CONC       0
2 CONT To 4 head of Sheep 3/ p head                             0
12
2 CONC   0
2 CONT To two glass Bottles                                          0
2 CONC 0        6
2 CONT To 17 pound and 3 quarters of pewter at
2 CONT                 12 d p pound
0
2 CONC 14         5
2 CONT To one small Chest Lock & Key                         0        3
2 CONC  0
2 CONT To one Gun                                                      0

2 CONC 12         0
2 CONT To 4 pound of Wooll 6 pence p pound                 0        2
2 CONC 0
2 CONT To one bedstead                                               0
2 CONC 2         6
2 CONT To an Old Wheel                                               0
2 CONC 2         0
2 CONT To one Blanket                                                 0
2 CONC 2          0 (p 145)
2 CONT To a Tray 2 bowles a pail a Noggin                     0       1
0
2 CONC   0
2 CONT To 7 head of poor Shoats
0       12
2 CONC       0
2 CONT to one
Sifter                                                      0
2 CONC     0          6
2 CONT To two old hoes an Ax                                        0
2 CONC 2         6
2 CONT To one Wooden wheel
0        5
2 CONC       0
2 CONT To one Linnin Do.                                               0

2 CONC 10         0
2 CONT To 9 head of Hoggs                                            0
2 CONC 5         0
2 CONT To Dunghill fouls feathers 6d p pound                   0
11
2 CONC   6
2 CONT To 1 Guge at 0 2 0 To hald hide
0         2
2 CONC      6
2 CONT To 1 Old Chair and 1 Old Table at
0         2
2 CONC     6
2 CONT To 2 Bushells 1/2 Indian Corn at
0         4
2 CONC      2
2 CONT To 1w pound of Tobacco at penny p pound           0         1
0
2 CONT To 1 old Tub at
0
2 CONC     1       6
2 CONT
2 CONC _____________
2 CONT                                                          L
2 CONC 16        5     11
2 CONT
2 CONT
2 CONT
2 CONT Willm Stoughton                                        John
Lace's
2 CONC (Seal)
2 CONT No other Creditors                                      Francis
2 CONC Crowder (Seal)
2 CONT
2 CONT         her
2 CONT Mary T bruxher
2 CONT        mark                                    Kindred
2 CONT
2 CONT        her
2 CONT Mar: O pallet
2 CONT       mark
2 CONT
2 CONT May ye 6th 1727, Then Came Edward Roberts and made oath that the
2 CONC within Inventy is a Just & perfect Inventy of the personall
Estate
of
2 CONC James Brucksher that hath Come to his hands or possession  & if
any
2 CONC more shall hereafter Come to his hands or possession he will
Exhibitt
2 CONC an Addll Inventory of the Same Sworn before me ye Day and year
above
2 CONC written
2 CONT
2 CONT 3 1/2 Sides                                           John
Tunstall D
2 CONC Comly
2 CONT                                                            of
Somst
2 CONC County
2 CONT
2 CONT P 336
2 CONT Maryland ss
2 CONT      The account of Edward Roberts Admr of all ye Singular ye
Goods
2 CONC and Chattles of James Brucksher Late of Sommersett County
2 CONC Deceasedl---- The said Account Chargeth himself with the Deced
whole
2 CONC Estate as p Inventory returned into the  Prerogative Office amt
to
2 CONC                                        15     12     3
2 CONT              ___________________
2 CONT  And prayeth allowance for his
2 CONT  following paymts & Disburstmts
2 CONT  Viz.---
2 CONT  Impts:
2 CONT  Of Tobo due from the Deced to the Adme as p
2 CONT  acct proved appears           2193
2 CONC      9     2    9
2 CONT Of cash due from ye Deced to Margt
2 CONT  Pollett pd by this accott as p acct & oed &
2 CONT  recd Apprs
2 CONC             0    15    4
2 CONT  (p 337)
2 CONT  Of cash due from the Deced to Tho Loyd
2 CONT & pd by this Accott as p acct proved & rect
Apprs                  0
2 CONC  8     4
2 CONT Of cash due from the Deced to Eliza. Brucksher
2 CONT  & pd by this Accott as p Acct proved & rect
2 CONT  Apprs
2 CONC                0     8      0
2 CONT Of cash due from the Deced to Eliza Salven & pd
2 CONT  by this Accott as p acct proved & rect Ajppears
c                  0
2 CONC  16     0
2 CONT Of cash due from ye Deced to Aron Lynn & pd by
2 CONT  this Acct proved & rect Apprs
2 CONC      0     5      0
2 CONT Of cash due from the Deced to William Stoughton
2 CONT  & pd by this Accott as p acct proved & rect
2 CONT  appears
2 CONC               3     0     5
2 CONT Of Tobo pd Dept County for Bond & ? 150
2 CONC 0   12    6
2 CONT of more pd do for drawinfg Stating
2 CONT Examining Passingf of this Acct 100
2 CONC   0    8     4
2 CONT To the Admr his Sallery at 10 pCent
2 CONC    0   15    8
2 CONT  August ye  27:1727
2 CONC      ___________
2 CONT
2 CONC                  L 18  12   4
2 CONT  Then came the aforegoing Account & made Oath upon the Holy
Evangelist
2 CONC of Almighty God that the above acct is just & true which after
due
2 CONC Examination is past by
2 CONT                                                 David Wilson
Dept.
2 CONC Conty of
2 CONT                                                 Somersett County
2 CONT 3: sides:
2 CONT Note that two persons are listed as being kindred of James, viz.
Mary
2 CONC Brookshire and Margaret Pollet. It is probably that these were
2 CONC daughters of James(or his widow and a daughter).  There is no
2 CONC particular reason to believe that these were
2 CONT Jame's only kindred then living. Because of the fact that they
2 CONC "signed", rather than merely had their names recorded, tends
touggest
2 CONC that their names are recorded as interested witnesses to the
proper
2 CONC taking of the inventory by the administrator and not as a list of

2 CONC distributees of the estate.
2 CONT
2 CONT The following was taken from The Ancester Linage of Members of
Texas
2 CONC Society
2 CONT  National:
2 CONT  James Brookshire, b ca 1649, Eng; d 1726/1727, Somerset Co, Md,
m
2 CONC Mary d after 1727
2 CONT  SERVICE: Original Planter: MD
2 CONT
2 CONT Somerset County was formed in 1666 by proclamation of Lord
Baltimore.
2 CONC Originally, Somerset County included the present day county as
well
as
2 CONC all the territory which is now called Wicomico County, and
Worchester
2 CONC County. Although not certain,  James Brookshaw may have lived in
that
2 CONC portion of Somerset County, Maryland that was carved out to make
the
2 CONC present day Wicomico County, Maryland. Additional research should

2 CONC pinpoint the location(s) where the Brookshaws lived.NORMAND
1 FAMS @F000001@
0 @I000002@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Elizabeth /BROOKSHAW/
1 SEX F
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE 1650
2 PLAC England
2 QUAY 0
2 SOUR @S000751@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE ARVL: Arrival
2 DATE 1674
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE Brokshaw, Mary
3 CONT LL:829     SR 7548
3 CONT of Somerset County, Wife of James
3 CONT Service by 1675
3 CONT Transcript 15:556 [SR 4327]
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1727
2 PLAC Dorchester County, Maryland
2 QUAY 0
2 SOUR @S000751@
1 FAMS @F000001@
0 @I000009@ INDI
1 NAME William /BROOKSHAW/ I
1 SEX M
1 SOUR @S000632@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE BEF 1695
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE NOTE:  The land witness noted on 11 Aug 1716, witnessed by
William
3 CONC Bookshire places William's birth NLT 1695 since he was required
to be
3 CONC an adult to witness a legal document.  He very well may have been

born
3 CONC somewhat prior to this date.  Consequently, this is proof that
this
3 CONC William could not have been the son of James Jr. but the brother
of
3 CONC James Jr. since James Sr. was the only producing male in America
at
3 CONC this time.  Land witness follows:
3 CONT Land Records of Dorcheter County, Maryland, Vol B. 1689-1733,
3 CONC McAllister:
3 CONT 7 Old 8/Aug 11, 1716: William Wroughton Junr. of Dorchester
County,
3 CONC planter, to John Wingate of said Co, planter: "Colliers Forrest"
on
3 CONC the east side of Hungar River, containing 50 a. more or less.
(Land
3 CONC formerly belonging to Edward Bentall decd, by asignment from
Andrew
3 CONC Insley, also decd.)  Rachell Wroughton, wife of Wm. Wroughton
Junr.
3 CONC Wit: WILLIAM BROOKSHIRE, John Willy.  Ackn: Aug 14, 1716 by
Joseph
3 CONC Stanaway, atty for William Wroughton and Rachell his wife.  G.
3 CONC Loockerman, clk.  Power of Atty mentions John Wingate as "our
well
3 CONC beloved Brother."
2 SOUR @S000323@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE LWIT: Land Witness
2 DATE 11 AUG 1716
2 PLAC Dorchester County, Maryland
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE Land Records of Dorcheter County, Maryland, Vol B. 1689-1733,
3 CONC McAllister:
3 CONT 7 Old 8/Aug 11, 1716: William Wroughton Junr. of Dorchester
County,
3 CONC planter, to John Wingate of said Co, planter: "Colliers Forrest"
on
3 CONC the east side of Hungar River, containing 50 a. more or less.
(Land
3 CONC formerly belonging to Edward Bentall decd, by asignment from
Andrew
3 CONC Insley, also decd.)  Rachell Wroughton, wife of Wm. Wroughton
Junr.
3 CONC Wit: WILLIAM BROOKSHIRE, John Willy.  Ackn: Aug 14, 1716 by
Joseph
3 CONC Stanaway, atty for William Wroughton and Rachell his wife.  G.
3 CONC Loockerman, clk.  Power of Atty mentions John Wingate as "our
well
3 CONC beloved Brother."
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1736
2 PLAC Manassas, Prince William, Va.
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE An inventory and appraisal of an estate appeared in Prince
William
3 CONT Co., Va. for William Brookshaw dated 19 April 1736 and recorded
13
3 CONT May 1736.  Signed by Gabriel Adams, Robert Bats, and John Summens

3 CONT
3 CONT Farifax County, Virginia was formed from Prince William County,
3 CONC Virginia in 1742.
1 EVEN
2 TYPE PROB: Probate
2 DATE 19 APR 1736
2 PLAC Prince William County, Virginia
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGINIS: An inventory and appraisal of an

3 CONC estate appeared in Prince William Co., Va. for William Brookshaw
dated
3 CONC 19 April 1736 and recorded 13 May 1736.  Signed by Gabriel Adams,

3 CONC Robert Bats, and John Summens
3 CONT
3 CONT PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA Will Book C, p. 72, Inventory of
3 CONC estate of William Brooshaw(Brookshaw) Appraised, April 19, 1736.
3 CONC Total Value was 10 pounds 18 shellings 6 pence.
3 CONT
3 CONT
3 CONT PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA: Will Books C., 1734-1744, p. 85.

3 CONT Remainder of the estate of William Brookshaw, deceased.
3 CONT To one mare and year old colt
3 CONT Gabriel Adams
3 CONT Robbart Bats
3 CONT John Summers
3 CONT May 13, 1736
3 CONT
3 CONT May 19, 1736 Thomas Whitfield returned this supplementary
inventory
of
3 CONC Brookshaw estate which was ordered.
1 EVEN
2 TYPE PROB: Probate
2 DATE 13 MAY 1736
2 PLAC Prince William County, Virginia
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE Prince William County, Virginia. Will Books C., 1734-1744, p. 85.

3 CONT Remainder of the estate of William Brookshaw, deceased.
3 CONT To one mare and year old colt
3 CONT Gabriel Adams
3 CONT Robbart Bats
3 CONT John Summers
3 CONT May 13, 1736
1 EVEN
2 TYPE PROB: Probate
2 DATE 19 MAY 1736
2 PLAC Prince William County, Virginia
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE May 19, 1736 Thomas Whitfield returned this supplementary
inventory
of
3 CONC Brookshaw estate which was ordered.
1 NOTE LAND RECORDS:
2 CONT
2 CONT Land Records of Dorcheter County, Maryland, Vol B. 1689-1733,
2 CONC McAllister:
2 CONT 7 Old 8/Aug 11, 1716: William Wroughton Junr. of Dorchester
County,
2 CONC planter, to John Wingate of said Co, planter: "Colliers Forrest"
on
2 CONC the east side of Hungar River, containing 50 a. more or less.
(Land
2 CONC formerly belonging to Edward Bentall decd, by asignment from
Andrew
2 CONC Insley, also decd.)  Rachell Wroughton, wife of Wm. Wroughton
Junr.
2 CONC Wit: WILLIAM BROOKSHIRE, John Willy.  Ackn: Aug 14, 1716 by
Joseph
2 CONC Stanaway, atty for William Wroughton and Rachell his wife.  G.
2 CONC Loockerman, clk.  Power of Atty mentions John Wingate as "our
well
2 CONC beloved Brother."
2 CONT
2 CONT An inventory and appraisal of an estate appeared in Prince
William
2 CONT Co., Va. for William Brookshaw dated 19 April 1736 and recorded
13
2 CONT May 1736.  Signed by Gabriel Adams, Robert Bats, and John Summens

1 FAMS @F000624@
1 FAMC @F000001@
0 @I002064@ INDI
1 NAME William /BROOKSHIRE/ II
1 SEX M
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE ABT 1721
2 PLAC Dorchester County, Maryland
2 QUAY 2
1 TXPY
2 DATE 1737
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 NOTE Description: Wicomico Hundred Tax List entry # 1246
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE 1737 SOMERSET COUNTY, MARYLAND TAX LISTS
3 CONT From Tax Lists of Somerset County, Maryland, 1730-1740 by Elliott

3 CONC Russo:
3 CONT Note: the criteria for Somerset County, Maryland tax list was
that
3 CONC males over 16 (white and black) and every black female over 16
was
3 CONC listed and taxable.  There were exceptions.  The implication is
that
a
3 CONC white male would appear on a tax list at the age of 16.  If so,
one
3 CONC might surmise that William Brookshire was born about 1721. (ie.
1737
3 CONC minus 16 = 1721)
3 CONT
3 CONT 1737 Somerset County, Maryland.  Wicomico Hundred Tax list House
#
3 CONC 1246 Willing, Thomas Sr., (head of household); Mackintier,
Danll.;
3 CONC Willin, Thos.; BRUCKSHIR, WILLIAM.
1 TXPY
2 DATE 1739
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 NOTE Description: Wicomico Hundred Tax List entry 1809
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE 1739 Somerset County, Maryland, Wicomico Hundred Tax List House #

3 CONC 1809. Mackintire, Danl.;  Croucket, Robert; BRUCKSHER, WILLIAM;
3 CONC Willing, Thomas, Jr;  Crop, (Slave).
1 TXPY
2 DATE 1740
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 NOTE Description: Wicomico Hundred, entry # 1834
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE 1740 Somerset County, Maryland, Wicomico Hundred House # 1834,
3 CONC Mackintire, Daniel, (head of household); Crockett, Robert;
BROOKSHAW,
3 CONC WILLIAM; Crop, (slave)
1 TXPY
2 DATE 1744
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 NOTE Description: entry # 210
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE 1744 Somerset County, Maryland, __________ House # 210, Dashiell,

3 CONC Robert, Capt., (head of household); BROOKSHER, WILLIAM; three
slaves.
1 EVEN
2 TYPE LIVD: Lives/lived
2 DATE 1752
2 PLAC Piedmont, Virginia
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE LWIT: Land Witness
2 DATE 05 JAN 1753
2 PLAC Anson County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE ANSON COUNTY, NC DEED ABSTRACTS 1749-1766:
3 CONT 1753 Anson County, North Carolina.  William was a witness to a
land
3 CONC transaction in Anson County, Nc.  That transpired on 5 and 6 Jan
1753.
3 CONC Land was transfered from Edward Hughes to Nicholas Harford.
1 CENS
2 DATE 1755
2 PLAC Rowan County, North Carolina
2 NOTE Description: N. C. Early Census Index
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE 1755 BROOKSHIRE WILLIAM Rowan County NC   No Township Listed   NC

3 CONC Early Census Index NCS1a435637
1 EVEN
2 TYPE LIVD: Lives/lived
2 DATE BEF 1756
2 PLAC Randolph County, North Carolina
2 NOTE Description: between the Little river and the Uriharrie River
2 QUAY 0
1 TXPY
2 DATE 08 OCT 1758
2 PLAC Rowan County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 TXPY
2 DATE 1759
2 PLAC Rowan County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE 1759 ROWAN COUNTY TAX LIST
3 CONT This tax list was found between the walls of the old court house
by
3 CONC Wm. D. Kizziah, Register of Deeds. When found, it was but scraps
of
3 CONC paper, but was fitted together and transcribed by him. This list
was
3 CONC made before Rowan Co, NC was divided into other counties and is
the
3 CONC oldest tax list ever found in Rowan (to my knowledge). It
contains no
3 CONC figures and is not typed here as copied. I have put the "a's"
3 CONC together, the "b's together, etc. When a slave or negro is listed

with
3 CONC another's name, I left those names as they appeared on the typed
list.
3 CONC Some names in the "b's" were torn off or could not be read. They
are
3 CONC listed at the end of this page. There is a copy of this list, as
3 CONC transcribed by Mr. Kizziah, in the Rowan County Library,
Salisbury,
3 CONC NC.
3 CONT Wm. BROOKSHIRE
3 CONT Manin BROOKSHIRE
1 CENS
2 DATE 1760
2 PLAC Rowan County, North Carolina
2 NOTE Description: N. C. Early Census Index
2 QUAY 0
1 JURY
2 DATE 12 JUN 1764
2 PLAC Rowan County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE EMPL: Employment
2 DATE 17 JAN 1769
2 PLAC Rowan County, North Carolina
2 NOTE Description: County of Rowan as Overseer of Roads from Huwaary to

Little River
2 QUAY 0
1 DEAT
2 DATE AFT 1779
2 PLAC Randolph County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE ADMN: Administrator of Estate
2 DATE 08 AUG 1786
2 PLAC Rowan County, North Carolina
2 NOTE Description: Administrator on estate of William Brookshire,
deceased,
granted widow Sarah Brookshire who gave bond of 400 pounds with Jess
Brookshire and Francis Williams security
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BOUP: Administrator of Estate
2 DATE 09 NOV 1786
2 PLAC Rowan County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE ADMN: Administrator of Estate
2 DATE 08 AUG 1789
2 PLAC Rowan County, North Carolina
2 NOTE Description: John and Sarah Brookshire, administrators of William

Brookshire, deceased, cited to appear next court and settle
2 QUAY 0
1 NOTE From an old family Bible, Mrs Mable McKinney identified thirteen
2 CONC children who belonged to William of 1721, all by name except two
who
2 CONC were not legible.
2 CONT
2 CONT NOTE:Mannering I of North Carolina is placed as the child of
James
2 CONC Brookshaw, Jr. because James was married to Sarah Mannering.  A
2 CONC surname of a wife is much more likely to be given to a offspring
of
2 CONC that wife than to a nephew.  William I of North Carolins, 1721,
on
the
2 CONC other hand, is known to be the child of William of Virginia.
Glenna
2 CONC Beck is in possession of a letter written by James that married
Martha
2 CONC Wright that stated that his ggrandfather was William Brookshaw.
This
2 CONC makes William and Mannering of North Carolina cousins rather than

2 CONC brothers as previously thought.[Carl Brookshire]
2 CONT
2 CONT 1737 SOMERSET COUNTY, MARYLAND TAX LISTS
2 CONT From Tax Lists of Somerset County, Maryland, 1730-1740 by Elliott

2 CONC Russo:
2 CONT Note: the criteria for Somerset County, Maryland tax list was
that
2 CONC males over 16 Iwhite and black) and every black female over 16
was
2 CONC listed and taxable.  There were exceptions.  The implication is
that
a
2 CONC white male would appear on a tax list at the age of 16.  If so,
one
2 CONC might surmise that William Brookshire was born about 1721. (ie.
1737
2 CONC minus 16 = 1721) (Normand)
2 CONT
2 CONT 1737 Somerset County, Maryland.  Wicomico Hundred Tax list entry
#
2 CONC 1246 William, Thomas Sr., (head of household); Mackintier, Danil;

2 CONC Willin, Thos.; BRUCKSHIR, WILLIAM.
2 CONT
2 CONT 1739 Somerset County, Maryland, Wicomico Hundred Tax List entry #

2 CONC 1809. Mackintire, Danl.;  Croucket, Robert; BRUCKSHER, WILLIAM;
CROP,
2 CONC (Slave).
2 CONT
2 CONT 1740 Somerset County, Maryland, Wicomico Hundred, entry # 1834,
2 CONC Mackintire, Daniel, (head of household); Crockett, Robert;
BROOKSHAW,
2 CONC WILLIAM; Crop, (slave).
2 CONT
2 CONT 1744 Somerset County, Maryland, __________entry # 210, Dashiell,
2 CONC Robert, Capt., (head of household); BROOKSHER, WILLIAM; three
slaves.
2 CONT
2 CONT 1753 Anson County, North Carolina.  William was a witness to a
land
2 CONC transaction in Anson County, Nc.  That transpired on 5 and 6 Jan
1753.
2 CONC Land was transfered from Edward Hughes to Nicholas Harford.  Ref.

2 CONC Anson County, NC Deed Absrtacts 1749-1766.
2 CONT
2 CONT Among the early tax lists in the North Carolina State Archives is
a
2 CONC fragment of the 1758 Tax List of Rowan County, dated 8 October
1758.
2 CONC The persons named in this one page list lived in that portion of
Rowan
2 CONC County which became Guilford in 1771 and Randolph County in
1779-and
2 CONC resided in the Northwest quarter of Randolph County, north and
2 CONC northwest of Asheboro, North Carolina, county seat of Rendolph
County.
2 CONC The numbers after each name refer to the total number of taxable
2 CONC polls, black and white, combined.
2 CONT Robert Lamb                   1
2 CONC William Robins                2
2 CONT William Ellis                    9
2 CONC Isaac Davinport                   2         Thomas
Fannen           1
2 CONC                             Joseph Robins                    2
2 CONT William Clark                   1
MAREN
2 CONC BRUCKSHEAR       1
2 CONT Thomas Hoper                 2
Michael
2 CONC Swem                     1
2 CONT Roberd Anderson             1
Samuel
2 CONC Curtis                      2
2 CONT John Cooley                    1
2 CONC Benjamin Pettit                    1
2 CONT Mamaduke Vicry             2                                James

Webb
2 CONC                      1
2 CONT William Robins                1
William
2 CONC Langly                     1
2 CONT John Bryant, Constable
Hennery
2 CONC Walton                   1
2 CONT Elixander Tansey             2
William
2 CONC Reyndals                 2
2 CONT Cornelus Cain                  1
2 CONC Recherd Crunk                    1
2 CONT Jaramiah Reyndals           1                                John

2 CONC Lewes                        2
2 CONT William Diffee                   1
2 CONC Samuel Clark                      1
2 CONT Samuel Osborn                1
Edward
2 CONC Thronbrough            1     WILLIAM BRUCKSHEAR  2
2 CONC          Nathan Reid
2 CONT Elisha Isaac                     1
2 CONC William Thronbrough            1
2 CONT Joseph Cantrel                 1
2 CONC Rechard Robins June          1
2 CONT Enoch Rigdon                  1
Joseph
2 CONC Medonel                 1
2 CONT Addam Davis                   1
2 CONC Roberd Fields                    1
2 CONT John Nation                     9
2 CONC Mager Beazeley                 3
2 CONT
2 CONT             William Millikan's List of Taxables, which, by
studying
2 CONC the names of Quakers in the list, and comparing with known Quaker

2 CONC records, can be dated about 1768, inclide Manering Brookshire and

2 CONC William Brookshire.
2 CONT             In 1779, when Randolph County was cut from Guilford
2 CONC County, a tax list was made for that area.  A copy was obtained
from
2 CONC THE NORTH CAROLINAN, of which pages 184 and 185 are copied here:
2 CONT John Stanfield
Charles
2 CONC Hewit
2 CONT Elisha Bowdrie
Thomas
2 CONC Milsap
2 CONT William Perriman
William
2 CONC Hannah
2 CONT David Lewis
Barnet
2 CONC Houghman
2 CONT Robert Jackson
Samuel
2 CONC Lewis
2 CONT Joseph Moore
Brittain
2 CONC Fuller
2 CONT James Cook
William
2 CONC Miller
2 CONT Thomas Putrail                                              John
Bell
2 CONT John Erwin
John
2 CONC Curtice
2 CONT John Conway, Jun.                                         Billey
2 CONC Williams
2 CONT Richard Ward, S. Man                                    Thomas
Estes,
2 CONC S. Man
2 CONT Mark Slader
William
2 CONC Blalock
2 CONT John Jackson
Thomas
2 CONC Lowe
2 CONT Francis Bell, Jun.
James
2 CONC Madewell
2 CONT James Gaddis
Thomas
2 CONC Yates
2 CONT Elias Wildman
Peter
2 CONC Smith
2 CONT Thomas Hannon                                             William

2 CONC Massey
2 CONT JESSE BROOKSHIRE                                    Thomas
Addison
2 CONT James Lunsford
Frances
2 CONC Bell, Sen.
2 CONT Simeon Jackson                                             George

2 CONC Gibson
2 CONT James Jackson, S. man                                  George
Lowry
2 CONT Edward Poidry
Thomas
2 CONC King
2 CONT James King
Mary
2 CONC Thompson
2 CONT John Ingram
James
2 CONC Roberts
2 CONT John Canady, Sen.                                         Samuel
2 CONC Crabtree, Sen.
2 CONT Andrew Jackson
MANNERING
2 CONC BROOKSHIRE, SEN James Jackson, S. Man
2 CONC Edward Williams
2 CONT Robert Haney
William
2 CONC Yates
2 CONT George Bond                                                  John

2 CONC Davenport
2 CONT Edward Hews
William
2 CONC Roberts, Sen.
2 CONT William Bell
2 CONC William Hunter
2 CONT Richard Steadford                                            John

2 CONC Billingsloa
2 CONT Alexander Patterson
Curtice
2 CONC Moore
2 CONT Philburd Wright, Jun.                                       Amos
2 CONC Worrell, S. man
2 CONT Philburd Wright, Sen.                                      John
Evrit
2 CONT Joseph Hopkins                                              Pinck

2 CONC Carter
2 CONT William Roberts, Jun.
William
2 CONC Draper
2 CONT Hamon Miller
John
2 CONC Thomson
2 CONT Cordey Ridge
Leonard
2 CONC Canford
2 CONT William Robertson
William
2 CONC Caarter, S. man
2 CONT William Ledford
George
2 CONC Zink
2 CONT James Ward                                                  MARY
2 CONC BROOKSHIRE
2 CONT Hartwell Hunter, s. man                                   Francis

2 CONC Arnold
2 CONT Daniel Mullen
William
2 CONC Cole
2 CONT Phillip Crawford
John
2 CONC Arnold
2 CONT Charles Hopkins                                            Jonas
2 CONC Hoover
2 CONT John Coady, S. man
2 CONT
2 CONT Persons failing or refusing to return Inventories of their
Taxable
2 CONC property William Cole's List:
2 CONT John Moss
Jacob
2 CONC Fouts
2 CONT Andrew Hoover
Frederick
2 CONC Vemier
2 CONT Andrew Fouts
2 CONT
2 CONT                                           JACOB SHEPPARD'S LIST
2 CONT William Hamilton
William
2 CONC Orrick
2 CONT Geooge Tucker
William
2 CONC Tucker
2 CONT John Presnel
Nathl.
2 CONC Tucker, s. man
2 CONT William Presnel
Lamberd
2 CONC Reid
2 CONT James Carson
Charles
2 CONC Mulhollon
2 CONT William Diffey, Jun.
Richard
2 CONC Bean
2 CONT George Lucas
John
2 CONC Conner
2 CONT William Bland
John
2 CONC Graves
2 CONT Thomas Williams
Edward
2 CONC Williams, Sen.
2 CONT William Williams
John
2 CONC Williams (L. R.)
2 CONT Daniel Presnel
Robert
2 CONC Milton
2 CONT Casper Coonse                                                John

2 CONC Fowler
2 CONT Isaac Cox
2 CONC Arthur Fowler, S. man
2 CONT Agnes Rollins
John
2 CONC Lathem
2 CONT James Powers
Johnson
2 CONC King, Jun.
2 CONT Drewry Goldsby
James
2 CONC Stemper
2 CONT James Goodwin
George
2 CONC Wilson
2 CONT John Williams
Peter
2 CONC King
2 CONT Joseph Wade
James
2 CONC Presnel
2 CONT MANNERING BROOKSHIRE, JUN.                   Ezekiel Dollarhide
2 CONT Joseph Salisberry
William
2 CONC Boling
2 CONT Walter Ashmore
Mitchel
2 CONC Boling
2 CONT John Carns
John
2 CONC Boling
2 CONT John Hill
2 CONC William Constant
2 CONT James Anderson
Stephen
2 CONC Presnel, S. man
2 CONT Sarah Laseter
Nathan
2 CONC Howard
2 CONT James Blalock
Richard
2 CONC Pincher
2 CONT Thomas Knight                                               SWIFT

2 CONC BROOKSHIRE, S. man
2 CONT Major Gibson
William
2 CONC Howlet, S. man
2 CONT John Grifford
James
2 CONC Thomson
2 CONT Stephen Cole                                                Jacob

2 CONC Sheppard
2 CONT Samuel Newby                                              Peter
Wright
2 CONT Andrew Baifour                                              John
2 CONC Orrick
2 CONT Joseph Brown
Dennis
2 CONC Hopkins
2 CONT Elisha Hobbs
Thomas
2 CONC Cox
2 CONT Christo. Bundy, S. man                                   William
2 CONC Richards
2 CONT David Gibson
(Test
A.
2 CONC Totom, CI.)
2 CONT
2 CONT Persons failing or refusing to return Inventories of their
Taxable
2 CONC property Jacob Sheppard's List:
2 CONT William Hill
2 CONC Pharoah Venters
2 CONT Samuel Bundy                                                Jesse

2 CONC Hendley
2 CONT John Winslow
William
2 CONC Lewallen
2 CONT Michael Harvey
Francis
2 CONC Dollarhide
2 CONT William Newby                                               Peter

2 CONC Vuncannon
2 CONT Thomas Wilson
William
2 CONC Harvey, Sen.
2 CONT
2 CONT 12 June 1764-William on Jury   P. 27 Rowan County, North Carolina

2 CONT
2 CONT 17 Jan. 1769-William appointed overseer of Roads.  P. 90
2 CONT *Abstracts of minutes of the Court, Rowan Co. NC. 1775-1789
2 CONT Vol. III.
2 CONT
2 CONT According to William F. Brookshire, William Brooksher and Wife
Sarah,
2 CONC were in Piedmont, Va. around 1752 and traditionally owned
property
2 CONC there.  The Date of their departure from Piedmont, Va. is not
known.
2 CONC They settled in N.C. in what is now Randolph County, south of
2 CONC Greensboro, N.C. by or before 1756 as that year a son, William II
was
2 CONC born. This William II, was the father of Joel Brookshire, born in

2 CONC 1802.  William I left the  area and moved to an area north of
2 CONC Taylorsville, N.C. He was on the tax list in 1758 in Rowan, Co.
NC.
2 CONC His home was in the present day Randolph Co. NC. between Little
and
2 CONC Uharri Rivers-Carolina Cradle.
2 CONT
2 CONT 08 Aug 1786 "Letters of Administration on estate of Wm.
Brookshire,
2 CONC dec'd. Orders to issue to Sarah Brookshire, the widow, who
qualified
2 CONC and gave bond with Jesse Brookshire and Frances Williams, Secl,
In
2 CONC the sum of 400 pounds.
2 CONT
2 CONT 8 Nov 1786-Inventory of the estate of William Brookshire filed.
2 CONT
2 CONT 9 May 1788-Ordered that Jesse and Mary Brookshire, Adm. of
William
2 CONC Brookshire deceased appear at next court and account.
2 CONT
2 CONT 4 May 1789-Exe. of Yost Cope Vs. William Brookshires, Adm.
2 CONT
2 CONT 8 August 1789-Ordered that John Brookshire and Sarah Brookshire,
Adms.
2 CONC of William Brookshire, dec., be cited to appear at next court and

2 CONC settle said estate.
2 CONT
2 CONT 8 August 1789-Ordered that Levin Brookshire, orphan of William
2 CONC Brookshire be bound till he attain the age of 21 years, to learn
the
2 CONC trade of sadler.   Master to comply with the law.
2 CONT
2 CONT 7 Nov 1789- The administrators of William Brookshire
2 CONT Debit to the amount of sales                           146-18-5
2 CONT             Credit by vouchers allowed                   67-17-4
2 CONT             Balance in hands of Jesse Brookshire  -79- 1- 1
2 CONT
2 CONT
2 CONT Jesse and Mary, Williams two oldest children were administrators
of
2 CONC Williams (dec.) estate and were ordered by the State to give an
2 CONC accounting of his estate.  They later show a balance of his
estate to
2 CONC be 79.1.1 pounds.
2 CONT
2 CONT Deed Book # 14, p697 Rowan County, North Carolina: This indenture

made
2 CONC this 24th day of Aug. 1796.  Between JESSE BROOKSHEARS, WILLIAM
2 CONC BROOKSHEARS, MANNERING BROOKSHEAR, BENJAMIN BROOKSHEAR and LEVIN
2 CONC BROOKSHIERS of County of Rowan and State of North Carolina...and
JESSE
2 CONC HARRIS of the same County and State of the other part.[L 200 Pd
by
2 CONC Jesse Harris]...sell...a tract of land on both sides of Lick
2 CONC Creek...as in deed pg 594 from GEORGE HARRIS to JESSE HARRIS [all

2 CONC Brookshires sign by name except Manring(M) and Benj.(B) wits:
William
2 CONC Grist, Henry Sluder, John Guis, George Harris.
1 FAMS @F000031@
1 FAMC @F000624@
0 @I002065@ INDI
1 NAME Sarah Honour /GARNER/
1 SEX F
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE ABT 1732
2 QUAY 0
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1789
2 PLAC Rowan County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 NOTE 08 Aug 1786 "Letters of Administration on estate of Wm.
Brookshire,
2 CONC dec'd. Orders to issue to Sarah Brookshire, the widow, who
qualified
2 CONC and gave bond with Jesse Brookshirer.......".
2 CONT
2 CONT 1789 Rowan County, "Sarah Brookshsire----300 acres of land left
by
her
2 CONC hubsband Wm. Brookshire----petitions for her portion to be laid
off---
2 CONT
2 CONT The names Mary Sarrah Honour came from a combination of names
listed
2 CONC in probates concerning William Brookshire.  The end results is
that
2 CONC Mary and Sarrah are actually daughters of William and not the
name of
2 CONC his wife.  Honour was the name of Williams wife.  The last name,
2 CONC according to Garner research,(not published) was Garner.
Therefore
2 CONC her full name is Honour Garner.
2 CONT
2 CONT JOHN GARNER, Will, made 23 March 1746, Northamption County, NC,
to
2 CONC wife Mary? "my hole moveable estate goods and chattels" a use of
2 CONC plantation during widowhood and after her death or marriage to
2 CONC daughters, Honner and Mourning; to son John land, to grandson
John
2 CONC Garner land, and grandson Thomas MacCoone 120 acres of land,
Witness:
2 CONC Bennet Smith and John MacCoone.  Probated Feb. Court 1755,
2 CONC Northamption County Court. (Secretary of State papers)
1 FAMS @F000031@
1 FAMC @F000104@
0 @I002070@ INDI
1 NAME James /BROOKSHIRE/
1 SEX M
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE 19 FEB 1760
2 PLAC Rowan County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE OFID: Oath of Fidelity
2 DATE 1778
2 PLAC Maryland
2 NOTE Description: swareing the Oath of Fidelity  to the State of
Maryland
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE OATH OF FIDELITY, STATE OF MARYLAND 1778
3 CONT
3 CONT Maryland Original Research Society Bulletins 1-3(Richardson)
3 CONT "The Oath of Fidelity in Dorchester County"(Albert Levin
Richardson)
3 CONT ...Oath of Fidelity to the State of Maryland in 1778...Following
will
3 CONC be found some of the names of the men who subscribed the oath:
3 CONT John Marshall             Andrew Marshall              Easterling

3 CONC Simmons
3 CONT Levin Dorsey               Isaac Marshall                John
Simmons
3 CONT Andrew Simmons       (JAMES BROOKSHIRE)   James Marshall
3 CONT James Marshall           Elijah Marshall                John
Manning
3 CONT James Kelly                Solomon Bird....................
2 SOUR @S000109@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MSRV: Military Entry
2 DATE 25 APR 1778
2 PLAC Maryland
2 NOTE Description: Second Maryland Regiment of Foot, John Eccleston's
Company also designated as Capt. John Gales Co. Commanded by Col. Thomas

Price
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE Second Regiment
3 CONT Brookshear, James
3 CONT Rank: id
3 CONT Enlisted: 25 April 1778
3 CONT Remarks: Time out discharged
3 CONT
3 CONT James served as private in Capt. John Eccleston's Company also
3 CONC designated as Capt. John Gales Co. 2nd Maryland Commanded by Col.

3 CONC Thomas Price.  He enlisted for 9 months date not shown; His name
first
3 CONC appears on the muster roll July, 1778, dated White Plains. August
2,
3 CONC 1778 and is last born on company muster rolls Nov. and Dec. 1778
dated
3 CONC Middlebrook Jan. 21, 1779, with remark Brunswick Hospital. Record

from
3 CONC Adjutant General, Rev. records Archives U. S. A.
2 SOUR @S000722@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MILI: Military
2 DATE JUL 1778
2 PLAC White Plains, Maryland
2 NOTE Description: appears on the Muster Roll dated 2 Aug. 1778
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MILI: Military
2 DATE NOV 1778
2 PLAC Middlebrook, Maryland
2 NOTE Description: appears on the Company Muster Roll dated Middlebrook
21
Jan. 1779 with the remark Brunswick Hispital
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MILI: Military
2 DATE 21 JAN 1779
2 PLAC Brunswick Hospital,  Brunswick, Maryland
2 QUAY 0
1 CENS
2 DATE 1790
2 PLAC Pendleton County, South Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 CENS
2 DATE 1800
2 PLAC Buncombe County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE 1800 BROOKSHIRE JAMES Buncombe County NC 162 52010-11010-00
Federal
3 CONC Population Schedule NC 1800 Federal Census Index NCS1a435617
1 EVEN
2 TYPE LNDB: Land Bought
2 DATE 1805
2 PLAC Buncombe County, North Carolina
2 NOTE Description: He bought 130 acres on Hominy Creek from Isaac Eaton

2 QUAY 0
1 CENS
2 DATE 1810
2 PLAC Haywood County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 WILL
2 DATE 1813
2 PLAC Rutherford County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1813
2 PLAC Rutherford County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE PROB: Probate
2 DATE 10 OCT 1813
2 PLAC Rutherford County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
1 NOTE CENSUS REPORTS:
2 CONT
2 CONT 1790 Pendleton District, South Carolina, Ninety-Six District.
2 CONT  James Brooksher 1 male over 16, 3 males under 16, 2 females
2 CONT
2 CONT  1800 Buncombe County, North Carolina
2 CONT  James Brookshire-5 males under 10, 2 males 10-16, 1 male 26-45,
1
2 CONC female under 10, 1 female 10-16, 1 female 26-45.
2 CONT
2 CONT 1810 Haywood County, North Carolina
2 CONT  James Brookshire-4 males under 10, 2 males 10-16,  4 males
16-26, 1
2 CONC male 26-45, 1 female over 45, 1 female under 10, 1 female 10-16.
2 CONT
2 CONT  1830 Warren County, Tennessee
2 CONT  Martha Brookshear-1 male 15-20, 1 female 60-70.
2 CONT
2 CONT  Notes:
2 CONT
2 CONT  The census reports tell us that James Brookshire had 12 male
children
2 CONC and
2 CONT  three female children by 1810. If additional children were born
after
2 CONC 1810, the 1820 census record would "allow" no more than one
additional
2 CONC male child born in 1810 or 1811. This would mean that the family
count
2 CONC should be a maximum of three girls and thirteen boys. This does
not
2 CONC include children that might have been born and died before ever
being
2 CONC enumerated by a census. NORMAND.
2 CONT
2 CONT The family of James and Martha Wright continually comes into
question
2 CONC as to the number of children and dates of birth of these
children.
2 CONC After many analysis of the census data, and having to again
analize
it
2 CONC at a later date, and again and again, I have decided to put my
2 CONC analysis in print in order to stop reinventing the wheel on this
2 CONC family.
2 CONT
2 CONT 1790 CENSUS
2 CONT MALES
2 CONT before 1790
2 CONT Thomas          1 before 1790
2 CONT Nathan           1 before 1790       b. 1776  Total of 3 males
2 CONC
2 CONT James            1 before 1790
2 CONT
2 CONT FEMALES
2 CONT before 1790
2 CONT Patsy              1 before 1790                 Total of 1
female
2 CONT _______________________
2 CONT 1800 CENSUS
2 CONT MALES
2 CONT less than 10
2 CONT Jesse       1 1790-1800
2 CONT Unk          1 1790-1800
2 CONT Beverly     1 1790-1800
2 CONT Mannering 1 1790-1800
2 CONT Benjamin  1  1790-1800
2 CONT
2 CONT MALES
2 CONT 10-16 years
2 CONT Nathan       1 1784-1790            Thomas has now left home  and
was
2 CONC b. before                                                 1784
2 CONT James        1 1784-1790            Total of 8 males
2 CONT
2 CONT FEMALES
2 CONT 10-16 years
2 CONT Patsy          1  1784-1790            Total of 1 female
2 CONT ________________________
2 CONT 1810 CENSUS
2 CONT MALES under 10
2 CONT Samuel R.    1  1800-1809
2 CONT Levin            1  1800-1809
2 CONT Josiah          1  1800-1809
2 CONT Wm. Riley    1  1800-1809
2 CONT
2 CONT MALES  10-16
2 CONT Mannering    1 1794-1800
2 CONT Benjamin      1 1794-1800            Total of 12 males
2 CONT
2 CONT MALES 16-26
2 CONT James          1  1784-1794
2 CONT Jesse           1  1784-1794
2 CONT Unk              1  1784-1794
2 CONT Beverly         1  1784-1794            Now Nathan and Thomas
have
2 CONC both left home
2 CONT
2 CONT FEMALES
2 CONT under 10
2 CONT Milley            1 1800-1810
2 CONT
2 CONT 10-16
2 CONT Rebecca        1 1794-1800                  Total of 3 females
2 CONT ________________________________
2 CONT 1830 CENSUS
2 CONT MALES
2 CONT 15-20
2 CONT Joseph C.            1  1810-1815            Total of 13 males
and 3
2 CONC females
2 CONT
2 CONT
2 CONT  James Brookshire, born in 1760, appeared in the 1790 census in
2 CONC Pendleton Dist., South Carolina. By 1800, he is in the Buncomb
Co.
NC.
2 CONC census; 1810 in the Haywood County, NC. census. In 1812 he moved
his
2 CONC family to Franklin County, Tennessee.   On 16 April 1813 he gave
his
2 CONC last Will and Testament in Rutherford County, Tennessee. He did
2 CONC however, leave children that would spread the Brookshire family
over
a
2 CONC large area of Tennessee, Alabama, Missouri, and two areas of
Texas;
2 CONC Nathan in what would later become Brookshire, Texas just west
2 CONT of the Houston area, and Mannering who would settle in the
Lufkin,
2 CONC Texas area.  Mannering's descendants would begin a chain of
grocery
2 CONC stores that would span most of East Texas. Nathan, on the other
hand,
2 CONC would fight in most of the Indian wars that occurred in the early

2 CONC Texas era and would from this amass a huge area of land, some of
which
2 CONC is still in the family as late as 1996. Jesse settled in
2 CONT  the area near Nathan.(Carl Brookshire)
2 CONT
2 CONT  Record Book of Wills, Rutherford Co., Tenn
2 CONT  WILL OF JAMES BROOKSHIRE
2 CONT  In the name of God Amen: Be it known that I James Brookshire of
the
2 CONC State of Tennessee and the County of Rutherford, being very sick
of
2 CONC body, although in perfect mind and memory, calling to mind the
2 CONC mortality of my body, knowing that is once appointed for all men
to
2 CONC die, do make this my last will and testament: First of all I
recommend
2 CONC my soul unto the hands of God, who gave it, and my body to
2 CONT  dust of the earth from whence it came, to be buried at the
discretion
2 CONC of my executors as they in their wisdom shall think fit.
2 CONT And as touching my worldly estate: I first recommend and appoint
for
2 CONC my funeral expenses to be discharged, and also all of my just
debts
2 CONC paid and satisfied. Then the rest of my estate to remain in the
hands
2 CONC of my beloved wife, MARTHA BROOKSHIRE, during her lifetime or
2 CONC widowhood for her support and the maintenance of my family and
2 CONC scooling of my children. And in case of death with her or
marrying,
2 CONC then in either case then the property with my land to fall to my
two
2 CONT  youngest children, WILLIAM and JOSEPH BROOKSHIRE, to be and
remain
as
2 CONC their property forever. I do nominate and by these presents apart
and
2 CONC constitute my beloved friend Thomas Brown, George Uselton Esq.
and
2 CONC Thomas Ashby, to be my executors, to this my last will and
testament.
2 CONT   Witness my hand and seal 16th of April 1813
2 CONT   Daniel Green                              his
2 CONT  Stephen Chetton                James  X  Brookshire
2 CONT  Frederick Brady                         mark
2 CONT
2 CONT His will was probated 10 Oct. 1813, Murphresborough, Tennessee.
2 CONT
2 CONT James was also a witness to a land transaction in Rowan Co. NC.
on 18
2 CONC April 1783.
2 CONT
2 CONT Children Thomas, Nathaniel, James, and Mannering are locked to
this
2 CONT  family in Rutherford Co. Tn. because we know that James the
father
2 CONT  was in Rutherford Co. Tn. due to his Will being there.  These
sons
2 CONT  were listed as being in Rutherford County because they all were
2 CONT  involved in road work in 1813. Ref. Rutherford Co. Tn. County
Court
2 CONT  Minutes 1811-1815 by Carol Wells.  No other Brookshire family is

2 CONT known to be in Rutherford County at this time.[CARL BROOKSHIRE]
2 CONT
2 CONT In a letter from Thomas Brookshire, the son of Manering
Brookshire,
2 CONC Angelina County, Texas to Seab Brookshire Peters, a descendent of

2 CONC James Seabourn Brookshire, Thomas recalled that his Grandfather
was
2 CONC JAMES BROOKSHIRE, husband of MARTHA WRIGHT.  In the letter to
Mrs.
2 CONC Charles  Clifton Peters he wrote:
2 CONT  "I went out yesterday and talked to one much older than myself.
The
2 CONC JAMES
2 CONT  you spoke of in your letter was my father (Manering) and Uncle
2 CONC NATHAN'S father. The names of my father's brothers were JAMES,
2 CONC BENJAMIN, JESSE, NATHAN, BEVERLY, WRIGHT, WILLIAM, and JOSEPH.
WRIGHT
2 CONC was a Methodist preacher and Joseph was the youngest child. "
2 CONT
2 CONT  Absent from the "List of Uncles" were the names of THOMAS,
LEVAN,
2 CONT JOSIAH.
2 CONT
2 CONT      Nathan Brookshire was of revolutionary stock, son of James
and
2 CONC Martha Brookshire.  James served as private in Capt. John
Eccleston's
2 CONC Company also designated as Capt. John Gales Co. 2nd Maryland
Commanded
2 CONC by Col. Thomas Price.  He enlisted for 9 months, date not shown;
His
2 CONC name first appears on the muster roll July, 1778, dated White
Plains.
2 CONC August 2, 1778 and is last born on company muster rolls Nov. and
Dec.
2 CONC 1778 dated Middlebrook Jan. 21, 1779, with remark Brunswick
Hospital.
2 CONC Record from Adjutant General, Rev. records Archives U. S. A.
1 FAMS @F000643@
1 FAMC @F000031@
0 @I002307@ INDI
1 NAME Martha /WRIGHT/
1 SEX F
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE ABT 1765
2 QUAY 0
1 CENS
2 DATE 1820
2 PLAC Franklin County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
1 CENS
2 DATE 1830
2 PLAC Warren County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
1 DEAT Y
1 NOTE CENSUS RECORDS:
2 CONT
2 CONT 1820 Franklin County, Tennessee
2 CONT  Martha Brookshire-2 males 10-16, 1 male 16-18, 1 male 16-26,
2 CONT  1 female 16-26, 1 female 26- 45.
2 CONT
2 CONT  1830 Warren County, Tennessee
2 CONT  Martha Brookshear-1 male 15-20, 1 female 60-70.
1 FAMS @F000643@
1 FAMC @F005786@
0 @I002308@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas /BROOKSHIRE/
1 SEX M
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE ABT 1782
2 PLAC Wilkes County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE LNDB: Land Bought
2 DATE 14 AUG 1805
2 PLAC Buncombe County, North Carolina
2 NOTE Description: adjacent to land his father owned
2 QUAY 0
1 CENS
2 DATE 1810
2 PLAC Haywood County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MILI: Military
2 DATE 1812
2 PLAC Tennessee
2 NOTE Description: Coffee's Rgt., Cav., West Tennessee  Volunteers
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE War of 1812 Muster Rolls
3 CONT
3 CONT BROOKSHIRE THOMAS   COFFEE'S REG'T, CAV., W TENNESSEE VOLS.
CORPORAL
3 CONC CORPORAL   26 602
1 EVEN
2 TYPE OCCU: Occupation
2 DATE APR 1813
2 PLAC Rutherford County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
1 CENS
2 DATE 1820
2 PLAC Franklin County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE LNDB: Land Bought
2 DATE 02 JUL 1824
2 PLAC Franklin County, Tennessee
2 NOTE Description: sale by the State of Tennessee at the price of 12
1/2
cents per acre
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BLND: Land Bought
2 DATE 15 MAR 1825
2 PLAC Franklin County, Tennessee
2 NOTE Description: has a land patent, submitted the survey
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BLND: Land Bought
2 DATE 03 APR 1827
2 PLAC Franklin County, Tennessee
2 NOTE Description: submits land patent for the 1825 surveyed land
2 QUAY 0
1 DEAT
2 DATE BEF 1830
2 PLAC Rutherford County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE Did not appear in the 1830 census but his wife was enumerated.
1 NOTE CENSUS RECORDS:
2 CONT
2 CONT 1820 Franklin County, Tennessee Census
2 CONT Thomas Brookshire, 26-45, 3 males under 10, 4 Females under 10,
2 CONT  2 females 10-16, 1 female 26-45
2 CONT
2 CONT  1830 Rutherford County, Tennessee Census
2 CONT  Rebecca Brookshire, 1 male under 5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 15-20,
2 CONT  2 females 5-10, 2 females 10-15, and 1 female 40-50
2 CONT
2 CONT Minutes of the Court of Rutherford County, Tennessee dtd 5 April
1813
2 CONC copied in part.
2 CONT Isaac Eaton deceased intestate, REBECCA (BROOKSHIRE) EATON, widor
of
2 CONC sd intestate, and Daniel Eaton granted lits/admn; bond, with
THOMAS
2 CONC BROOKSHIRE security.
2 CONT  See Rebecca Wyatt for continuation of this family.
2 CONT
2 CONT Minutes of the Rutherford County Court dtd. April, 1813 are
copied
2 CONC here in part.
2 CONT      "Following hands to work on road under Frederick Brady as
2 CONC overseer: Daniel Eaton, THOMAS  BROOKSHEAR, NATHANIEL
BROOKSHEAR,
2 CONC JAMES  BROOKSHEAR, JOHN MILLER, John Green, James Green, James
Keel,
2 CONC John Glais, John Wearing, Jeremiah Brady, Randal Smith, Wm.
Smith,
2 CONC Thomas Ashley, Thomas Brown, Michael Salors, Honathan Kelley,
Grorge
2 CONC Burks, John Hur [Hen?], Nathaniel Briler and all others within
bouds
2 CONC of their residence."
2 CONT
2 CONT  Thomas Brookshire says on the census that he was born in South
2 CONC Carolina, as does his wife, Rebecca.  Their first child was born
in
2 CONC North Carolina about 1805, and their subsequent children were
born in
2 CONC Tennessee. (except the second which was also born in North
Carolina.
2 CONC sic)  We have traced James Brookshire, whose travel route seeems
to
2 CONC parallel those of Thomas.  On the various census, we have
2 CONT shown them to usually be neighbors, even after James' death in
1813,
2 CONC when James' widow, Martha and her children lived close by. It is
our
2 CONC conclusion that Thomas is the oldest son of James.
2 CONT
2 CONT  Thomas was born between 1780 and 1790 and married Reabecca Wyatt

2 CONT  prior to 1805.  We do not know when or where Thomas died.  The
last
2 CONC trace
2 CONT  of him in Tennessee is the following land transaction (commenced
in
2 CONC 1824 and completed in 1827):
2 CONT  (Glenna Beck)
2 CONT
2 CONT  THE STATE OF TENNESSEE
2 CONT  To all to whom these presents shall come-Greetings:
2 CONT  Know ye, that, for and in consideration of the sum of 12 1/2
cents
2 CONC per acre, paid into the office of the Entry-Taker of Franklin
County,
2 CONC and entered on the 2nd day of July, 1824, pursuant to the
provision
of
2 CONC an Act of the General Assembly of said state, passed on the
twenty
2 CONC second day of November, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
three,
2 CONC by r. 419, there is granted by the said state of Tennessee, unto
2 CONC THOMAS BROOKSHIRE, a certain Tract or parcel of land, containing
fifty
2 CONC acres, by survey bearing date, the 15th day of March, 1825, lying
in
2 CONC said county, on the head waters of Bradley Creek, and bounded as
2 CONC following to wit: Beginning at a cherry treenorth east corner to
a
one
2 CONC hundred or more acre tract in the hands of Thomas Hopkins and
runs
2 CONC west, with the north boundary of the Same sixty six and a half
poles
2 CONC to a black oak, thence north, one hundred one hundred twenty
poles to
2 CONC a stake in the South boundary line of Wm. Jenkins 130 acres and
east
2 CONC with the same sixty six and a half poles to a black oak in the
2 CONC mountain and South to the Beginning including said Brookshire
2 CONC plantation.
2 CONT
2 CONT  With the hereditaments and appurtenances.  To have and to hold
the
2 CONC said Tract and Parcel of Land, with its appurtenances, to the
said
2 CONC Thomas Brookshire and his heirs forever.
2 CONT
2 CONT  In witness whereof Wm. Carroll Govenor of the State of
Tennessee,
2 CONC hath hereunto set his hand, and caused the Great Seal of the
State to
2 CONC be affixed, at Nashville, on the 3d day of April inthe year of
our
2 CONC Lord, one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven and of the
2 CONC independence of the United States, the fifty first.
2 CONT
2 CONT  BY THE GOVENOR
2 CONT  (signed) Wm. Carroll
2 CONT
2 CONT Daniel Graham, Secretary
2 CONT
2 CONT  August 14, 1805 Thomas witnessed the sale of land to James
Brookshire
2 CONC adjacent to his own land.  Seller was Isaac Eaton.
2 CONT
2 CONT  April 1813 Thomas Brookshire posted bond for Rebecca Eaton and
Daniel
2 CONC Eaton in the matter of the estate of Isaac Eaton.
2 CONT
2 CONT 1820 Franklin Co. Tennessee Census
2 CONT  Thomas Brookshire-see above.
2 CONT
2 CONT  July 2, 1824 Thomas Brookshire buys land in Franklin County,
2 CONC Tennessee
2 CONT  March 15, 1825 Thomas Brookshire has a land patent, survey is
2 CONC submitted
2 CONT
2 CONT  April 3, 1827 Thomas Brookshire submitted land patent.
2 CONT
2 CONT   September 16, 1836 Rebecca sells land, now in Coffee County,
2 CONC Tennessee, William Brookshire (son) witness.
2 CONT
2 CONT  Rebecca moves to Livingston Co. Ky., then on to live with
children
in
2 CONC Linn Co. Mo.
2 CONT
2 CONT  Rebecca dies ca. 1843 and William (son) is administrator of her
2 CONC estate.
2 CONT
2 CONT Name Thomas Brookshire,
2 CONT Birth ca 1784, North Carolina
2 CONT Death ca 1828 Age: 44
2 CONT Father James Brookshire (1760-1813)
1 FAMS @F000766@
1 FAMC @F000643@
0 @I002309@ INDI
1 NAME Rebecca /BROOKSHIRE/
1 SEX F
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE 1819
2 PLAC Smith County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
1 DEAT Y
1 FAMS @F000767@
1 FAMC @F000766@
0 @I002322@ INDI
1 NAME Rebecca /WYATT/
1 SEX F
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE ABT 1788
2 PLAC North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 CENS
2 DATE 1830
2 PLAC Rutherford County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE LNDS: Land Sold
2 DATE 16 SEP 1836
2 PLAC Coffee County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
1 BURI
2 DATE 1841
2 PLAC Linn County, Missouri
2 QUAY 0
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 07 NOV 1843
2 PLAC Linn County, Missouri
2 QUAY 0
2 SOUR @S000776@
1 NOTE CENSUS RECORDS:
2 CONT
2 CONT 1830 Rutherford County, Tennessee Census
2 CONT  Rebecca Brookshire 1 male under 9, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 10-25, 2

2 CONC females 10-15, 2 females 15-20, 1 female 40-50.(Rebecca).
2 CONT
2 CONT  Rebecca, in the 1830 census, was living in Rutherford Co. Tn.
near
2 CONT  Jacob and Jemima Hoover, parents of Christopher Hoover who
married
2 CONT  Elizabeth Brookshire, dau of Rebecca.
2 CONT
2 CONT  The last trace we have of Rebecca and her family in Tennessee
2 CONT  is the following deed:
2 CONT
2 CONT  September 16, 1836 Rebecca sells land, now in Coffee County,
2 CONT  Tennessee, William Brookshire (son) witness.
2 CONT
2 CONT  This indenture made this 16th day of September, in the year of
our
2 CONC Lord, One thousand eight hundred and thirty six, between Rebecca
2 CONC Brookshire and the heris of Thomas Brookshire, Decd., of the
County
of
2 CONC Coffee and State of Tennessee, of the one part, both of the
County of
2 CONC Coffee and STate aforsaid--that the said Rebecca Brookshire and
heirs
2 CONC of Thomas Brookshire, Decd, for and in
2 CONT consideration of the sum of one hundred and sixty dollars to them
in
2 CONC hand paid, by the said John F. Mason, the receipt wherof is
hereby
2 CONC acknowkledged, have given, granted, bargained and sold and by
these
2 CONC present, doth convey and confirm unto the said John F. Mason, his

2 CONC heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land
situated
2 CONC lying and being in County and State aforesaid and Bounded
2 CONT  as follows- Beginning on a Beech on Liwis Harrells line, Thence
North
2 CONC to a Mulberry, Thence west to a stake in Thomas Brown's line,
Thence
2 CONC North to a sugar tree and Elm, Thence West to an Ash, Thence
South to
2 CONC a Stake in William Cons line, Thence East to the beginning,
Containing
2 CONC fourty five acres to be the same more or less.
2 CONT
2 CONT  Rebecca moves to Livingston Co. Ky., then on to live with
children
2 CONT  in Linn Co. Mo.
2 CONT
2 CONT  Arpri l3, 1838-Livingston Co., Ky.  Rebecca Brookshire married
John
2 CONT  Gregory.  The minister was W. C. Love.  The marriage bond and
2 CONT  license list Rebecca as Mrs Rebecca Brookshire.
2 CONT
2 CONT  July 13, 1838- John Gregory, Stepfather, gives consent for
Rebecca
2 CONT  Brookshire to marry C. W. Franks, Livingston Co., Ky.
2 CONT
2 CONT  July 19, 1838- Milly Brookshire married David Eaton.  The
Bondsman
2 CONT  is Alfred Jacobs, Livingston Co., Ky.
2 CONT
2 CONT  August 1, 1838- Mrs. Rebecca Gregory states Thomas Brookshire is

2 CONT  her son and please allow him to marry Polly Kimsey.  The
Bondsman
2 CONT  is Alfred Jacobs, Livingston Co., Ky.
2 CONT
2 CONT  September 20, 1839- Gregory versus Gregory:  Differences between

2 CONT John Gregory and his wife Rebecca exist and they have agreed to
2 CONT  live separate.  Rebecca gets back what she had at the time of
their
2 CONT  marriage with the exception of four head of hogs which have been

2 CONT  killed.  Livingston Co., Ky.
2 CONT
2 CONT 20 September 1839 Gregory Vs. Gregory Agreement
2 CONT Livingston County, Kentucky Deed Book FF page 312
2 CONT Articles of Separation between man and wife:  This indenture
between
2 CONC John Gregory of Livingston County and State of Kentucky of the
first
2 CONC part and Rebecca his wife of the second made this 20th day of
2 CONC September in the year of Our Lord 1839 where unhappy differences
2 CONC subsists between the said John Gregory and Rebecca his wife for
which
2 CONC reasons they are agreed to live separate.  Now this indenture
2 CONC witnesseth that the said John Gregory in pursuance of mutual
agreement
2 CONC between him and his said wife doth hereby for himself, his heirs,

2 CONC executors and administrators covenant with said Rebecca Gregory
his
2 CONC wife, her heirs, executors and administrators and assigns and
doth
2 CONC also agree with the said Rebecca his wife as follows:  he the
said
2 CONC John Gregory will permit the said Rebecca Gregory from hence
forth
2 CONC during her life to live separate from him and to stay and reside
at
2 CONC such place or places as she pleases and to carry on and follow
such
2 CONC trade and business as if she were a free sole as to her may seem
fit
2 CONC and proper and that he will not reclaim or molest her or any
other
2 CONC person or persons on her account in any manner or way whatsoever
for
2 CONC receiving or entertaining her nor will at any time claim or
demand
any
2 CONC of the moneys, goods or estate whatever which she now hath in her

2 CONC custody or which she may hereafter purchase of which shall be
given
or
2 CONC devised to or otherwise acquired by her and that she may enjoy
the
2 CONC same as if she were a free sole and unmarried and further that
the
2 CONC said John Gregory agrees to give up all the property and the said

2 CONC Rebecca Gregory his wife agrees to receive the same as her
portion of
2 CONC his estate for life which he received of her when they were
married
2 CONC with the exception of four head of hogs which has been killed.
As
2 CONC witness my hand and seal the day and date first above written.
2 CONT                   her
2 CONT     Rebecca   X   Gregory
2 CONT                   Mark
2 CONT
2 CONT                      his
2 CONT attest: Jaacob  X  Gill
2 CONT                     mark
2 CONT
2 CONT Edward Ashley
2 CONT John Gregory
2 CONT (Certification of the Clerk of the court, James S. Dallam, Oct.
12,
2 CONC 1839
2 CONT
2 CONT  February 2, 1840- David Watson Brookshire, oldest son of Thomas
2 CONT  Brookshire and Polly (Kimsey) was born in Linn Co., Mo.  The
later
2 CONT  children of this couple were born in Ky., so, It is assumed that

2 CONT Thomas and family accompanied Rebecca to Linn Co., Mo., stayed a
2 CONT  short while and returned to Ky. (Glenna Beck)
2 CONT
2 CONT  November 7, 1843- William Brookshire married Melvina Franks;
Jesse
2 CONT  Franks, Bondsman.
2 CONT
2 CONT  Rebecca dies 1841 and William (son) is administrator of her
2 CONT  estate.
2 CONT
2 CONT  Rebecca Wyatt, GGGG Grandmother
2 CONT Birth ca 1788, North Carolina
2 CONT Death 1841 Age: 53
2 CONT Burial Linn County, Missouri
2 CONT
2 CONT Marriage 1805
2 CONT
2 CONT Children Mary (1810-1888)
2 CONT  Rachel
2 CONT  Martha
2 CONT  William
2 CONT  Elizabeth
1 FAMS @F000766@
1 FAMS @F004079@
0 @I008849@ INDI
1 NAME Sarah /SIMMONS/
1 SEX F
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE ABT 1700
2 QUAY 0
1 WILL
2 DATE 1744
2 PLAC Fairfax County, Virginia
2 NOTE Description: Of Thomas Simmons
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE Wills of Fairfax County, Virginia
3 CONT Simmons, Thomas, Fairfax County.  1 June 1744-15 Nov. 1744
3 CONT             To Dau. Susanna at 18 years or marriage; residue to
Sarah
3 CONC Brookshaw.
3 CONT Exx. Sara Brookshaw(shire); Thomas Simmons, Wit: Townsend Dade,
Joseph
3 CONC Boling, Polly Boling. (p.90)
3 CONT ___________________________
1 EVEN
2 TYPE WELF: Welfare
2 DATE 08 OCT 1750
2 PLAC Fairfax County, Virginia
2 NOTE Description: for the upkeep of her sister
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE Fairfax County, Virginia, A History by Nan Netherton, 1978
3 CONT p. 54, Table X
3 CONT From Table X, we find that Sarah Brookshire, received the
equivalent
3 CONC value of 745 pounds of tobacco from the parish for the upkeep of
3 CONC Susanna Williams on October 8, 1750.
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1751
2 PLAC Fairfax County, Virginia
2 QUAY 0
1 BOUP
2 DATE 28 MAR 1751
2 PLAC Fairfax County, Virginia
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE Balance due to the Estate                        2242
&25
3 CONC 5  10 1/2
3 CONT Ditto   Cr.                                                2314
3 CONC   &31 10    6
3 CONT By the amount of the Inv. of Estate
&31
3 CONC 10    6
3 CONT By Tobacco received of Garrard Alexander which was levied for the

3 CONT deed in her lifetime                                    2314
3 CONT Errors Excepted  Wm. Young
3 CONT At a Court contd and held for Fairfax County May the 20th 1752
3 CONT
3 CONT William Young exhibited an Oath this Account against the Estate
of
3 CONC Sarah
3 CONT Brookshire deceased which was examined and allowed off (?) and
3 CONC admitted to record.                                         Test.

John
3 CONC Graham Cllur
1 EVEN
2 TYPE ESET: Estate Settlement
2 DATE 20 MAY 1752
2 PLAC Fairfax County, Virginia
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE At a Court contd and held for Fairfax County May the 20th 1752
3 CONT
3 CONT William Young exhibited an Oath this Account against the Estate
of
3 CONC Sarah
3 CONT Brookshire deceased which was examined and allowed off (?) and
3 CONC admitted to record.                                         Test.

John
3 CONC Graham Cllur
1 NOTE Mrs. Sarah Brookshire is assumed to be the wife of William
Brookshire,
2 CONC b. bef. 1695. Her maiden name is assumed to Simmons. The link of
Mrs
2 CONC Sarah Brookshire to William Brookshire, b. bef 1695 is
circumstantial.
2 CONC Both had the last name "Brookshire" , both were living in
Virginia,
2 CONC and they were the correct age to be husband and wife.
2 CONT Sarah Brookshire died about 1751, Fairfax County, Virginia.  We
know
2 CONC that Sarah Brookshire was a widow from the fact that her estate
would
2 CONC not have been administered under the laws existing at that time
if
her
2 CONC husband had survived her.  She was a grandmother, as her
2 CONC granddaughter's clothes are listed in the inventory. I suspect
that
2 CONC this is Sarah Simmons, wife of William Brookshire who died in
Prince
2 CONC William County, Virginia. NORMAND
2 CONT _________________________
2 CONT
2 CONT Wills of Fairfax County, Virginia
2 CONT Simmons, Thomas, Fairfax County.  1 June 1744-15 Nov. 1744
2 CONT             To Dau. Susanna at 18 years or marriage; residue to
Sarah
2 CONC Brookshaw.
2 CONT Exx. Sara Brookshaw(shire); Thomas Simmons, Wit: Townsend Dade,
Joseph
2 CONC Boling, Polly Boling. (p.90)
2 CONT ___________________________
2 CONT
2 CONT Fairfax County, Virginia, A History by Nan Netherton, 1978
2 CONT p. 54, Table X
2 CONT From Table X, we find that Sarah Brookshire, received the
equivalent
2 CONC value of 745 pounds of tobacco from the parish for the upkeep of
2 CONC Susanna Williams on October 8, 1750.
2 CONT _______________________________________
2 CONT
2 CONT
2 CONT The next place that we find records of Brookshires is in Fairfax
2 CONC County, Virginia.  The only record available in that county is
the
2 CONC inventory of the estate of Sarah Brookshire.  On the face of the
2 CONC estate record we can know that Sarah Brookshire was a widow from
the
2 CONC fact that her estate would not have been adminsitered under the
laws
2 CONC existing at that time if her husband had survived her.  She was a

2 CONC grandmother, as her granddaughter's clothes are listed in the
2 CONC inventory.  It is entirely possible that Sarah Simmons Brookshire
was
2 CONC the mother of William and Mannering Brookshire but to date no
proof
of
2 CONC this connection has been found.
2 CONT
2 CONT Inventory of the estate of Sarah Simmons Brookshire
2 CONT
2 CONT FAIRFAX as in Obedience to an order of Court dated March the 28th

2 CONC 1751.
2 CONT A True and perfect Inventory of the Estate of Sarah Brookshire
deced
2 CONC as has been brought to our Eien-Viz
2 CONT
2 CONC             L     s     d
2 CONT To three cows and calves at 35 s each Cow                     5
5
2 CONC    0
2 CONT To three cows and yearlings at 35 s each Cow
5      5
2 CONC   0
2 CONT To one steer 25/ and Bull 12/
2 CONC 1     17    0
2 CONT To four two year old Yearlings at 32/
1
2 CONC   12      -
2 CONT To one young mare at 30/ and old Horse at 25/
2    15
2 CONC    -
2 CONT To one Bull 2/6 two sheep 5/
2 CONC 0      7     6
2 CONT To 4 1/3 yards of Strip Linnen at
2 CONC 0      3     0
2 CONT      (p 515)
2 CONT To her wearing Linnen
2 CONC   0      7      0
2 CONT To her Granddaughters
Clothes                                       0
2 CONC   12      0
2 CONT To 7 Yards of Country cloth at 7/one chest 7/                   0

2 CONC 14      0
2 CONT To Earthen ware and Glass Bottles at
0
2 CONC 11    11
2 CONT To a set of Iron wedges at 8/4 two hates 1/6
0
2 CONC  9    10
2 CONT To a parcel of old Lumber 6/6 two pair of Wool cards 1/6
0      9
2 CONC  10
2 CONT To two pair of Shears and box Iron
0
2 CONC     2       0
2 CONT To a parcel of old Books 5/ twelve earthen plates3/            0
2 CONC 8      0
2 CONT To 3 pails two piggins one Tub 5/ two iron pots and
2 CONT                         hooks at 4/
2 CONC        0      9       0
2 CONT To one pair of fire tongs 1/6 one Seeing Glass 2/               0

2 CONC 2       6
2 CONT To six puter plates 4/ one Dish 2/ to 3 Basons                  0

2 CONC 9       9
2 CONT To two tin pans 1/3 to 15 Spoons at
1/3                            0
2 CONC  2       6
2 CONT To one old pint pot 4d two knives and forks
0
2 CONC 5       0
2 CONT To a parcel of old iron at 2/2 one frying pan
1/6                  0
2 CONC  3       8
2 CONT To two hoes at 2/6 one hive of Bees at
4/                          0
2 CONC  6       6
2 CONT To one old hand saw 1/ a parcel of Cotton 6d                    0

2 CONC 1       6
2 CONT To one pair of old Cart Wheels 4/ one bed at 25/               1
9
2 CONC      9
2 CONT To one Saddle bag and bridle at
2 CONC 0     0       6
2 CONT To one pair of Sheep Shears and Gimblet at                     0
1
2 CONC      6
2 CONT To a parcel of Wool 3/6 one hide 4/
0
2 CONC    7       6
2 CONT To a parcel of thread 1/3 to a pair of spoon molds 6/          0
7
2 CONC     3
2 CONT To one Ax and old hatchet
2 CONC 0     2       0
2 CONT To one pair of old pinchers at 1/6 to some plow Irons 2/
0     3
2 CONC    6
2 CONT To two old pessoles 8/ To seven hoggs at 2.10.0              2
13
2 CONC    0
2 CONT
2 CONC        _____________
2 CONT
2 CONC          31    10        6
2 CONT Demsie Carroll, James Halley, William Buckley
2 CONT   At a Court Convd and held for Fairfax County
2 CONT   May the 20th 1752
2 CONT
2 CONT This inventory and Appraisment of the Estate of Sarah Brookshire
2 CONC deceased
2 CONT was returned and admitted to Record
2 CONT                         Test. John Graham Cllur]
2 CONT ____________________________
2 CONT The Estate of Sarah Brookshire deceased
Dr.
2 CONT                                                 Tobacco
2 CONC       Money
2 CONT To funeral Expences and attending her in her
2 CONT sickness 23 days
2 CONC   3    0    0
2 CONT To paid Joseph Carr
2 CONC   0    3    0
2 CONT To my own account against the decedent in
2 CONT her lifetime
2 CONC         0    7    7
2 CONT To Clerks and Secretarys fees           72
2 CONT To paid James Halley for account proved
0
2 CONC 5    8
2 CONT To paid Elizabeth Biggs by account proved                       0

1
2 CONC   0
2 CONT To paid Thomas Poor by Ditto
0
2 CONC   13   0
2 CONT
2 CONT To Margt. Wallace by account proved  (P. 516)                  0
7
2 CONC  0
2 CONT To paid John Curley by Ditto
2 CONC  0    7    4
2 CONT To my trouble in getting the Estate together to be
2 CONT     appraised and taking care of the same from her
2 CONT     death till it was appraised
2 CONC   1    0    0
2 CONT
2 CONC ____________________
2 CONT                                                         72
2 CONC        & 6    4     7 1/2
2 CONT Balance due to the Estate               2242
&25
2 CONC 5   10 1/2
2 CONT Ditto   Cr.                                       2314
2 CONC   &31  10     6
2 CONT By the amount of the Inv. of Estate
&31
2 CONC 10     6
2 CONT By Tobacco received of Garrard Alexander which was levied for the

2 CONT deed in her lifetime                          2314
2 CONT Errors Excepted  Wm. Young
2 CONT At a Court contd and held for Fairfax County May the 20th 1752
2 CONT
2 CONT William Young exhibited an Oath this Account against the Estate
of
2 CONC Sarah
2 CONT Brookshire deceased which was examined and allowed off (?) and
2 CONC admitted to record.                                         Test.

John
2 CONC Graham Cllur
1 FAMS @F000624@
1 FAMC @F005328@
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1 NAME John /GARNER/
1 SEX M
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE 1710
2 PLAC North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
2 SOUR @S000644@
1 WILL
2 DATE 23 MAR 1746
2 PLAC Northamption County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE JOHN GARNER, Will, made 23 March 1746, Northamption County, NC,
to
3 CONC wife Mary? "my hole moveable estate goods and chattels" a use of
3 CONC plantation during widowhood and after her death or marriage to
3 CONC daughters, Honner and Mourning; to son John land, to grandson
John
3 CONC Garner land, and grandson Thomas MacCoone 120 acres of land,
Witness:
3 CONC Bennet Smith and John MacCoone.  Probated Feb. Court 1755,
3 CONC Northamption County Court. (Secretary of State papers)
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1755
2 PLAC Northamption County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
1 NOTE JOHN GARNER, Will, made 23 March 1746, Northamption County, NC,
to
2 CONC wife Mary? "my hole moveable estate goods and chattels" a use of
2 CONC plantation during widowhood and after her death or marriage to
2 CONC daughters, Honner and Mourning; to son John land, to grandson
John
2 CONC Garner land, and grandson Thomas MacCoone 120 acres of land,
Witness:
2 CONC Bennet Smith and John MacCoone.  Probated Feb. Court 1755,
2 CONC Northamption County Court. (Secretary of State papers)
1 FAMS @F000104@
1 FAMC @F007385@
0 @I011828@ INDI
1 NAME Sarah /URQUHART/
1 SEX F
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE 1715
2 PLAC Virginia
2 QUAY 0
1 DEAT Y
1 FAMS @F000104@
0 @I015373@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas /SIMMONS/
1 SEX M
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE ABT 1700
2 QUAY 0
1 DEAT Y
1 NOTE Wills of Fairfax County, Virginia
2 CONT Simmons, Thomas, Fairfax County.  1 June 1744-15 Nov. 1744
2 CONT             To Dau. Susanna at 18 years or marriage; residue to
Sarah
2 CONC Brookshaw.
2 CONT Exx. Sara Brookshaw(shire); Thomas Simmons, Wit: Townsend Dade,
Joseph
2 CONC Boling, Polly Boling. (p.90)
1 FAMS @F005328@
0 @I016585@ INDI
1 NAME Asa Samuel /WRIGHT/
1 SEX M
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE ABT 1740
2 QUAY 0
1 DEAT Y
1 FAMS @F005786@
0 @I016586@ INDI
1 NAME Matilda /JOHNSON/
1 SEX F
1 EVEN
2 TYPE BIRT: Birth
2 DATE ABT 1740
2 QUAY 0
1 DEAT Y
1 FAMS @F005786@
0 @I020761@ INDI
1 NAME John /GARNER/
1 SEX M
1 FAMS @F007385@
0 @I020762@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /WARREN/
1 SEX F
1 FAMS @F007385@
0 @F000001@ FAM
1 HUSB @I000001@
1 WIFE @I000002@
1 CHIL @I000009@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MARR: Marriage
2 PLAC England
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE ARVL: Arrival
2 DATE 1674
2 PLAC Somerset County, Maryland
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE Brookeshaw, James
3 CONT LL:829     SR 7548
3 CONT of Somerset County, husband of Mary
3 CONT Service by 1674
3 CONT Transcript 15:556 [SR 4327]
3 CONT
3 CONT Brookeshaw, James and wife
3 CONT Liber 18, Folio 29 Service 1674
2 SOUR @S000175@
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1 WIFE @I002065@
1 CHIL @I002070@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MARR: Marriage
2 DATE ABT 1750
2 QUAY 0
0 @F000104@ FAM
1 HUSB @I011827@
1 WIFE @I011828@
1 CHIL @I002065@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MARR: Marriage
2 DATE 1735
2 QUAY 0
0 @F000624@ FAM
1 HUSB @I000009@
1 WIFE @I008849@
1 CHIL @I002064@
0 @F000643@ FAM
1 HUSB @I002070@
1 WIFE @I002307@
1 CHIL @I002308@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MARR: Marriage
2 DATE ABT 1780
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MOVE: Moved
2 DATE 1812
2 PLAC Franklin County, Tennessee
2 QUAY 0
0 @F000766@ FAM
1 HUSB @I002308@
1 WIFE @I002322@
1 CHIL @I002309@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MARR: Marriage
2 DATE 1805
2 PLAC Buncombe County, North Carolina
2 QUAY 0
2 SOUR @S000751@
0 @F000767@ FAM
1 WIFE @I002309@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MARR: Marriage
2 DATE 13 JUL 1838
2 PLAC Livingston County, Kentucky
2 NOTE Description: (permission was given by her parents on this date),
married by Joel E. Grace
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE In the Livingston County Kentucky records, it shows that John
3 CONC Gregory(stepfather) and Rebecca Gregory, mother gave consent as
3 CONC follows:  "We do herby certfy that our daughter Rebeckner
Brookshire
3 CONC is of age to act as her Self to chose her a manb tharfore Robert
C.
W.
3 CONC Franks mad(e) apication for her and we gave our consent"
3 CONT Consent was given as follows: "We herby certyfy that our daughter

3 CONC Rebeckner Brookshire is of age to act for her Self to chose her a
man
3 CONC tharfore Robert C. W. Franks made apication for her and we gave
our
3 CONC consent."
3 CONT Signed: John Gregory, Stepfather and Rebecca
2 SOUR @S000531@
0 @F004079@ FAM
1 WIFE @I002322@
1 EVEN
2 TYPE MARR: Marriage
2 DATE 13 APR 1838
2 PLAC Livingston County, Kentucky
2 QUAY 0
1 EVEN
2 TYPE SEPA: Separation
2 DATE 20 SEP 1839
2 PLAC Livingston County, Kentucky
2 QUAY 0
2 NOTE 20 September 1839 Gregory Vs. Gregory Agreement
3 CONT Livingston County, Kentucky Deed Book FF page 312
3 CONT Articles of Separation between man and wife:  This indenture
between
3 CONC John Gregory of Livingston County and State of Kentucky of the
first
3 CONC part and Rebecca his wife of the second made this 20th day of
3 CONC September in the year of Our Lord 1839 where unhappy differences
3 CONC subsists between the said John Gregory and Rebecca his wife for
which
3 CONC reasons they are agreed to live separate.  Now this indenture
3 CONC witnesseth that the said John Gregory in pursuance of mutual
agreement
3 CONC between him and his said wife doth hereby for himself, his heirs,

3 CONC executors and administrators covenant with said Rebecca Gregory
his
3 CONC wife, her heirs, executors and administrators and assigns and
doth
3 CONC also agree with the said Rebecca his wife as follows:  he the
said
3 CONC John Gregory will permit the said Rebecca Gregory from hence
forth
3 CONC during her life to live separate from him and to stay and reside
at
3 CONC such place or places as she pleases and to carry on and follow
such
3 CONC trade and business as if she were a free sole as to her may seem
fit
3 CONC and proper and that he will not reclaim or molest her or any
other
3 CONC person or persons on her account in any manner or way whatsoever
for
3 CONC receiving or entertaining her nor will at any time claim or
demand
any
3 CONC of the moneys, goods or estate whatever which she now hath in her

3 CONC custody or which she may hereafter purchase of which shall be
given
or
3 CONC devised to or otherwise acquired by her and that she may enjoy
the
3 CONC same as if she were a free sole and unmarried and further that
the
3 CONC said John Gregory agrees to give up all the property and the said

3 CONC Rebecca Gregory his wife agrees to receive the same as her
portion of
3 CONC his estate for life which he received of her when they were
married
3 CONC with the exception of four head of hogs which has been killed.
As
3 CONC witness my hand and seal the day and date first above written.
3 CONT                   her
3 CONT     Rebecca   X   Gregory
3 CONT                   Mark
3 CONT
3 CONT                      his
3 CONT attest: Jaacob  X  Gill
3 CONT                     mark
3 CONT
3 CONT Edward Ashley
3 CONT John Gregory
3 CONT (Certification of the Clerk of the court, James S. Dallam, Oct.
12,
3 CONC 1839
0 @F005328@ FAM
1 HUSB @I015373@
1 CHIL @I008849@
0 @F005786@ FAM
1 HUSB @I016585@
1 WIFE @I016586@
1 CHIL @I002307@
0 @F007385@ FAM
1 HUSB @I020761@
1 WIFE @I020762@
1 CHIL @I011827@
0 @S000109@ SOUR
1 NOTE Abstracts of the Inventories & Accounts of the Prerogative Court
of
2 CONC Maryland.
0 @S000175@ SOUR
1 NOTE Skordes, Gust, editor "The Early Settlers of Maryland" an index
of
2 CONC names of immigrants, compiled from records of land patents
1633-1680
2 CONC in the Hall of Records, Annapolis, Md., Baltimore: Genealogiacal
2 CONC Publishing Co. 1968.
2 CONT Brookeshaw, James and Wife Liber 18 Folio 39, Remarks Service
1674.
0 @S000262@ SOUR
1 NOTE Ancestor Linage of Members of Texas asSociety National.
0 @S000308@ SOUR
1 NOTE 2 Old                167.
0 @S000322@ SOUR
1 NOTE Somerset County, Maryland Tax list.
0 @S000323@ SOUR
1 NOTE Witness of Land Transaction dtd. 1716.
0 @S000531@ SOUR
1 NOTE Livingston County, Kentucky Marriages
0 @S000632@ SOUR
1 NOTE Inventory and appraisal of his estate in Prince William County,
2 CONC Virginia
0 @S000644@ SOUR
1 NOTE DAR # 406405, Mrs. Nina Keil Frank, Kearney, Nebraska
0 @S000722@ SOUR
1 NOTE "Archives of Maryland, Muster Rolls and Other Records of Service
of
2 CONC Maryland Troops in the American Revolution, 1775-1783" p. 83
0 @S000751@ SOUR
1 NOTE John and Marla Kile, Box 178, Campbell, Nebraska 68932
2 CONC jmkile@gtmc.net
2 CONT
2 CONT
2 CONT
2 CONT Report Section:
0 @S000776@ SOUR
1 NOTE Kay & Rick Stewart, kaykrt@usit.net
0 @S000941@ SOUR
1 NOTE Abstracts of the Inventories and Accounts of the Perogative Court
of
2 CONC Maryland.  1674-1678 and 1699-1703 (Liver 1-5):
0 @S000942@ SOUR
1 NOTE From the Abstracts of the Inventories and Accounts of the
Prerogative
2 CONC Court of Maryland 1670\9-1868 by V. L. Skinner, J
0 TRLR