John W. Brannon, AL Henry Co Census 1880; Curetons Township, ED#83, Roeville Beat 7, pg 26, hh#92, Henry County, Alabama, USA, household:
"John Brannon", age 38, worked on farm, born AL, parents born SC;
"Jane Brannon", wife age 30, born AL, parents born SC;
"Minney Brannon", daughter age 12, attending school, born AL;
"Dellar Brannon", daughter age 10, attending school, born AL;
"Webster Brannon", son age 6, born AL;
"Mosses Brannon", son age 4, born AL;
Twins "Robert Brannon" son and Mesoura Brannon" daughter, age 1 month, born AL.
Lived adjacent to others in family including mother Anzilla.5
[S283] Researcher Elnah S. Trawick, Family group sheet located in the Brannon family files, citing information as copied from a bible belonging to John W. and Jane Riley Brannon.
[S30] Tombstone Inscriptions at Old Center Cemetery, Henry County Alabama, Photograph, Ron Slay, held by Jerry Balkcom, Tombstone inscription naming Jane Brannon as wife of John W. Brannon.
[S11] Census, U. S. of 1870, AL, Dale Co, page 224A, Web site www.ancestry.com.
[S12] Census, U.S. of 1880, Henry County, AL, Roeville, ancestry.com image pg 10, Web site www.ancestry.com.
[S182] Mrs. Marvin Scott, Henry County Alabama Cemetery Records.
[S46] Jr. Banks McLaurin, Charles Van Baucom and Louanna M. Bawcom, Baucom Family Book, Line A-067-aea.
[S46] Jr. Banks McLaurin, Charles Van Baucom and Louanna M. Bawcom, Baucom Family Book, Line aac.
[S123] Brent H. Holcomb, Marriages of Johnston County North Carolina.
Philip Rouse1
M, #1973, b. before 1745
Last Edited
17 Feb 2004
Birth*
before 1745
1
Land Grant*
2 November 1764
Duplin County, North Carolina, USA, 158 acres in Duplin on the W. side
of the NE branch of Cape Fear River on a Branch of Stockinhead Swamp -
including his improvements, joining Timothy Murphy and the Branch.2
Will*
10 October 1784
"Priscilla Murphy and her sisters, Barbara Shepard and Elizabeth Rouse, received only small portions of the estate while their brother, Martin Rouse, was granted the bulk of it as was the custom in that period."3 Witness: Priscilla Rouse
Candidate for mother of Daniel Murphy of Dale County, per Katherine Ricker citing someone in Duplin County who referenced a book.
Birth*
before 1770
date a guess based only on information that she was married before 1784.2
Married Name
before 1784
Murphy2
Marriage*
before 1784
John Murphy; USA, Marriage date is estimated based on the reference, which cited her father's last will and testament, dated October 10, 1784, and named Priscilla Murphy along with her sisters and brothers.2
(Witness) Will
10 October 1784
Philip Rouse; "Priscilla Murphy and her sisters, Barbara Shepard and Elizabeth Rouse, received only small portions of the estate while their brother, Martin Rouse, was granted the bulk of it as was the custom in that period."2
Death*
before 1810
North Carolina, USA, The date is estimated based on division of husband John's estate in 1811, when wife Priscilla is not mentioned.2
[S46] Jr. Banks McLaurin, Charles Van Baucom and Louanna M. Bawcom, Baucom Family Book.
[S106] An Index to Marriage Bonds Filed in the North Carolina State Archives, 1741-1868, Ancestry.com, comp. North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000, Web site www.ancestry.com.
[S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Jones County, Ga, Page 195, HH #214., Web site www.ancestry.com.
[S123] Brent H. Holcomb, Marriages of Johnston County North Carolina, Bond date 12 May 1807.
[S121] Researcher R. Slay, Compiled Descendants of Alexander Balcom.
[S144] Census, U.S. of 1820, Jones Co, GA image pg 4.
[S52] Frank W. Balcomb, Balcombe Family Book , Library of Congress.
Mary Faison Shine1,2
F, #272, b. 10 January 1836, d. 20 January 1895
Last Edited
1 Jun 2003
Birth
between 1836 and 1840
North Carolina, USA, North Carolina per 1880 census, Alabama per 1870 census. No record of them in 1860 census, and 1830 AL birth seems less likely.3,4
[S289] Estate Records of South Carolina Counties, Kershaw County, named as witness in Bond of Administration for the Estate of John Brannon, South Carolina Department of Archives and History.
[S144] Census, U.S. of 1820, Kershaw County, South Carolina, microfilm page 297, ancestry.com image 22.
[S289] Estate Records of South Carolina Counties, Kershaw County Probate Court, Bond of Administration for the Estate of John Brannon, Apartment 10, Package 304, South Carolina Department of Archives and History.
[S46] Jr. Banks McLaurin, Charles Van Baucom and Louanna M. Bawcom, Baucom Family Book.
[S13] Census, U.S. of 1860, Coffee County, Alabama. Compiled by Helen Bartlett, 1999, for Grandpa's Silver Trunk. Extracted from CD made for Pat Balkcom by Ron Slay, 2001., Web site www.ancestry.com.
[S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Coffee County, Alabama. Compiled by Helen Bartlett, 199, for Grandpa's Silver Trunk. Extracted from CD made for Pat Balkcom by Ron Slay, 2001., Web site www.ancestry.com.
[S14] Census, U.S. of 1850, Henry County, Alabama, page 444A of original census, hand marked page 885, ancestry.com pg 135., Web site www.ancestry.com.
[S245] Will Books, Darlington County South Carolina, Will of John Brannon names son-in-law William Waters, will transcribed by researcher John Carroll Skinner, South Carolina Department of Archives and History.
[S272] Wills, Kershaw County, South Carolina, Will of father-in-law John Brannen, extracted by John Carroll Skinner. Will Book A page 151, Recorded January 25, 1850, South Carolina Department of Archives and History.
[S13] Census, U.S. of 1860, Kershaw County, SC, 2nd Division, extracted by researcher John Carroll Skinner, Web site www.ancestry.com.
Major Benjamin Baldwin Esq; Greene County, Georgia, USA, The following listing was in the Augusta Chronicle newspaper on 16 Jan 1802: "Baldwin, Benjamin, esq. of Oglethorpe Co., and Watson, Miss Caty of Green Co., m. 1/5/1802". This is a second marriage, after first wife's death.1,2,3,4
(Witness) Death
24 May 1815
Major Benjamin Baldwin Esq; Oglethorpe County, Georgia, USA, the following listing was in the Athens Gazette on 6/1/1815: "Baldwin, Major Benjamin, 50 yrs., d. 5/24/1815 at his plantation in Oglethorpe Co. Wife and 6 children mostly grown survive."1
[S247] William L. Murphy, Duplin County Wills , Will of Jacob Wells, extracted from Will Book in Clerk of Court Office, Kenansville, NC, Duke University Libraries.
Barbary Wells1
F, #1669, b. before 1756, d. 1802
Barbary Wells|b. b 1756\nd. 1802|p36.htm#i1669|Henry Wells|b. s 1750|p36.htm#i2000||||||||||||||||
"... wife BARBARY slaves Jack an old fellow, Blainey, Black Jupiter, Yellow Jupiter, Lucy, Jean and Child Called London and after her Decease Equally
Divided Amongst all the Children of my Friend WILLIAM MURPHEY & ELISABETH his present Wife Except his Son TIMOTHY which is to be otherwise provided for; wife BARBARY Dureing her Natural life all my Horses, Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, poultry, Household Stock of Every nature or Kind, Kitchen furniture, Plantation Tools & c and at her Decease Equally Divided amongst the Children of WM. MURPHEY aforesaid and Elisabeth his wife; WILLIAM MURPHEY negro Grace and her two Children Stephen and Hannah; TIMMOTHY Son of WM MURPHEY Slaves Jack, Cato, Arthur, Chloe and Celah and Should he Die without heirs of his Body then Equally Divided amongst the Surviving Children of the Said WM MURPHEY and ELISABETH his wife; Friend TIMOTHY BRYAN negro Jerry, one hundred acres in Newhanover County nigh the Mouth of Rockfish; DANIEL, a Son of FRANCIS GIBSON a Small Tract on a branch of Stockinghead be the place whereon the Said FRANCIS GIBSON now lives; JACOB son of HENRY WELLS Dec'd. Five Shillings Sterling Money of Great Brittain.
extrs: wife BARBARY, JAMES KENAN, WILLIAM DICKSON, JOSEPH DICKSON
wit: JACOB WELLS, WILLIAM (sign) KNOWLES, WILLIAM WELLS
signed: Timmothy (sign) Murphey"1,4
Duplin County, North Carolina, USA, The will names slave Yellow Jupiter. It was entered in court in the July Term 1802. "Yellow Jupiter have leave to choose his own Master and that he shall have the mare and colt and three cows and calves and one yearlin, one plough, one ax, one drawing knife, one hoe, one cart, six plates, four boles, two mugs, one pot." extr: brother Frederick Wells; wit: John Matthis, Mary (sign) Murphy, Mary (sign) Brown; signed: Barbara (sign) Murphy.
Note that Jupiter was then in 1810 ordered by the court sold at public auction. This was related to the estate of William Murphy and Elizabeth Murphy, both deceased, and proceeds were directed to be used to benefit minor Henry Murphy, son of William and Elizabeth. This must mean that Jupiter remained part of the estate until 1810, and it seems to contradict the wishes of Barbary.3
Duplin County, North Carolina, USA, "Last Will & Testament of Barbara Murphy Exhibited and proved by John Matthis, one of the subscribing witnesses & at same time Frederick Wells, Ex'r named in said Will, Qualified." The court also ordered the Executor to sell as much of the estate as sufficient to discharge debts.5
Probate*
20 January 1803
Timothy Murphy; Duplin County, North Carolina, USA, Court order recorded concurrence with a division of Negroes of the Estate of Tim Murphy in accordance with his will, with wife Barbary having died.5
[S118] Census, U.S. of 1800, North Carolina, page 410. Extract from compilation "1800 Census of North Carolina" located at Md Historical Society, Baltimore. Also in image 13 at Ancestry.com, Web site www.ancestry.com.
[S247] William L. Murphy, Duplin County Wills , Will of Timothy Murphy, extracted from Will Book in Clerk of Court Office, Kenansville, NC, Duke University Libraries.
[S247] William L. Murphy, Duplin County Wills , extracted from Will Book in Clerk of Court Office, Kenansville, NC, Duke University Libraries.
[S248] Leora H. McEachern, Duplin County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions , Part 5, 1798-1803, Duke University Libraries.
Barbery Wells1
F, #1986, b. before 1790
Barbery Wells|b. b 1790|p36.htm#i1986|Jacob Wells|b. b 1770|p37.htm#i1981||||||||||||||||
[S247] William L. Murphy, Duplin County Wills , Will of Jacob Wells, extracted from Will Book in Clerk of Court Office, Kenansville, NC, Duke University Libraries.
Elizabeth Wells1
F, #1670, b. before 1765
Elizabeth Wells|b. b 1765|p36.htm#i1670|Jacob Wells|b. b 1770|p37.htm#i1981||||||||||||||||
Timothy Murphy; Duplin County, North Carolina, USA, "Allowed Elizabeth Murphy $15 out of Henry Murphys part of Estate of Timothy Murphy, dec'd as compensation for maintainance of him, said Henry Murphy, for one year commending from this date."4
[S247] William L. Murphy, Duplin County Wills , Will of Jacob Wells, extracted from Will Book in Clerk of Court Office, Kenansville, NC, Duke University Libraries.
[S172] Census, U.S. of 1810, Duplin County NC image page 42, Web site www.ancestry.com.
[S248] Leora H. McEachern, Duplin County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions , Part 7, 1805-1809, Duke University Libraries.