[Bolling5] BollingResearch Digest, Vol 34, Issue 11
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There is a Harris Family Cemetery in Huntsville, AL where my great great
grandfather Peter Efford Bentley is buried. He was married to Elizabeth
Bolling Gay, a direct descendant of Robert Bolling I through Col. John
Bolling. I have visited the cemetery which is in a grove of trees outside of
Huntsville. The DAR has put markers on Peter Efford's and Elizabeth Bollings
graves.
If you Google Peter Efford Bentley, the cemetery will come up and the
Harris who is buried there. I think he probably was a relative of Francis
Eppes Harris.
Woody Bentley
President, BFA
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Today's Topics:
1. Belva, remember this? (eperry4616 at aol.com)
2. Re: Andrew Warnock, et al ---- Reviewed (Joan)
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Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2012 14:01:14 -0500 (EST)
From: "eperry4616 at aol.com" <eperry4616 at aol.com>
To: bollingresearch at bolling5.com
Subject: [Bolling5] Belva, remember this?
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Belva --
You sent this to GenForum in 2007 [below]. I have a feeling that Richard
Brown, who owned land on Difficult Creek, was married to James Rea's
daughter. See A.D,'s files for James Rea's will. The Hudsons were from Hanover
and married Bunch.... which intermarried with Bollings a few generations
later. Do you know anything about these Browns? They were from Goochland
weren't they?
Hazael, not Adlar David in Belva's notes. John Bolling was his
overseer.... not likely to be a Group 1 Bolling.
Ernie
can someone tell me more about this william irby who would have been
involved with my harris family and the hudsons, per this info below?
was this the same irby family who also moved to laurens co, sc?
per the info and will of john brown, who died 1753 lunenburg co, va, this
jesse brown of lunenburg co, va involved in this suit with alexander cocke
of amelia co, va, which also involved richard ellis and hampton wade, was
the brother of richard brown, who died in 1773 in brunswick co, va, wife,
frances sexton/ saxon.
i am interested that this was my william harris/ judith hudson, who along
with richard brown witnessed this brunswick co, va deed re william irby to
andrew wade.
again, per info already cited, samuel harris, executor of the estate of
adlar david in 1750 in lunenburg co, va sold to robert wade, sr land on
difficult creek that bordered on william irby.
per lunenburg co, va deed book 5, page 346, 1750, samuel harris, executor
of the estate of adlar david, sold to robert wade, sr 100 acres on
difficult creek adjacent william irby. witnesses: hampton wade; richard ellis.
lunenburg co, va court orders book 1, page 196, last will of adlar david:
samuel harris, executor; andrew wade and henry wade are witnesses;
cornelius cargill and andrew wade give security, 1749.
also from lunenburg co, va court orders book 1, page 196: william irby;
peter hudson; luke smith; and edward parker appraise the estate of adlar
david, 1749.
per lunenburg co, va deed book 7, page 148, 1760, re the estate of
alexander cocke of amelia co, va: as there has been many disputes; controversies
between alexander cocke of amelia co, va and with jesse brown of lunenburg
relating to lands, richard ellis; abraham cocke; and stephen cocke,
executors, enter in a bond with jesse brown to abide by the division by henry ward
in amelia co and of lydall bacon in lunenburg and if they disagree, hampton
wade is to hear the disputes; it is ordered that the executors of
alexander cocke pay jesse brown 90 pds, and to deliver to brown an order from
francis smithson for 90; the quarrels between the parties must abate. signed:
lydall bacon; hampton wade.
Indenture made 3 December 1745 between William Irby of
Brunswick County and Andrew Wade of Goochland County, ?60, 500a,
250a of the said Land being granted to William Gent by Patent
lying on North side of Dan River on both sides of the Horsford
Creek; other 242a being granted to Peter Mitchell by Patent.
Signed William Irby. Witnesses: Wm. Harris, Richard Brown.
Court March 6, 1745, Indenture acknowledged by William Irby.
Deed Book 3, Page 162.
i am interested that this was my william harris/ judith hudson, who
witnessed this deed re william irby to andrew wade??
again, i am trying to learn/ confirm, as this info has indicated to me,
that my william harris, sr/ frances goode, daughter of mackerness goode, sr
of lunenburg co, va and this samuel harris involved with the wades, etc were
william harris/ judith hudson's sons, william harris and samuel harris,
per william harris/ judith hudson's will 1778 mecklenburg co, va.
see also to follow my interest also in the brown/ sexton/ saxon family re
our harris family.
thanks for any help.
belva harris cauthen
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Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2012 23:04:46 -0500 (EST)
From: Joan <joanniedecken53 at aol.com>
To: haztay at swbell.net, bollingresearch at bolling5.com
Subject: Re: [Bolling5] Andrew Warnock, et al ---- Reviewed
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Lucretia Warnock was my great great grandmother, married to John Porter
Bolding. I can find no death records for her but it is believed that she
died on the trip moving to Texas and is buried somewhere in Alabama.
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From: haztay <haztay at swbell.net>
To: Bolling Family Group 5 <bollingresearch at bolling5.com>
Sent: Wed, Feb 8, 2012 7:05 am
Subject: Re: [Bolling5] Andrew Warnock, et al ---- Reviewed
Andrew Warnock is the father of Lucretia Warnock who marries into Hazael's
line....Lucretia marries John T.[Porter] Bolding who is the brother of my
Andrew P. Bolding both of Franklin Co. Ala. and later John T. Bolding is
in Itawamba or Tishimingo[1850-60] [can't remember which] Miss. and
eventually moves to Texas Corn Hill Texas. His letters back to my family are
posted at our website...and he is the ancestor of JoAnn Niedecken.
There is also a Weatherby - Warnock connection of a relatiave of
Doris'....but I don't think she has a Warnock in her direct line. BUT...SHE CAN
TELL US!
Hazael
--- On Wed, 2/8/12, eperry4616 at aol.com <eperry4616 at aol.com> wrote:
From: eperry4616 at aol.com <eperry4616 at aol.com>
Subject: [Bolling5] Andrew Warnock, et al ---- Reviewed
To: bollingresearch at bolling5.com
Date: Wednesday, February 8, 2012, 6:46 AM
I just sent to Hazael and Doris some research by Linda Sparks Starr [who
also researches Christopher Clark] an interesting article on Thomas and
William Orr mentioning Doris' Warnocks and Hazael's Pickens at this website
which ties to the following folks then in Pendleton Dist., SC around
Twenty-Three Mile Creek:
Go here: http://www.rowberry.org/rickhsite/orrh2.htm
The above info ties with something I sent back in 2009 which I had
forgotten. See below:
Ernie
.EPERRY4616 at aol.com EPERRY4616 at aol.com
Sun Nov 15 09:19:05 CST 2009
azael --
otice the William McMurry in the citation you sent below and this one in
oris' line of Warnocks on 23-Mile Creek in Pendleton Co., SC.
'm not so sure about the Hoges -- could be Hoage as well as Hodge. Need
o find Welcome William Hodges descendants; I don't think this is Edmund
odges' lines.
rnie .
ONVEYANCE, ANDREW WARNOCK TO MATTHEW WARNOCK
he state of SC, Pendleton District. Know all men by these presents that I
ndrew Warnock of the state and district aforesaid and in consideration of
ne
undred and eighty dollars to me in hand paid by Matthew Warnock of the
ame
istrict and state have granted, bargained and sold and released and by
hese
resents do grant, bargain, eell and releast unto said Matthew Warnock all
hat tract of land of 160 acres more or less waters of Twenty Three Mile
reek
ounding on the west by Thomas Orr and Henry Newton two acres excepted for
aid
ewton next his own land and on the North by William Newton and by land
nknown
nd on the east likewise and on the south by Robert Lemon. together with
ll
nd singular the rights and members , herditaments and appertainances to
he
aid premises belonging or in any wise incident unto the said Matthew
arnock
is heirs and ssigns forever. And I do hereby bind myself my heirs and
gainst
very person whomsoever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part
hereof. As witness my hand and seal this fourth day of January in the
ear of
ur Lord one thousand eight hundred and six and in the twenty ninth year of
merican Independance.
igned, sealed, and delivered in the presents of Thomas Orr, Jenny Warnock
ndrew Warnock
tate of South Carolina, Pendleton District
emoraudem that on the twenty fourth day of Jan. one thousand eight
undred and
wenty six. Personally appeared before me William McMurry one of the
ustices
f the Peace in the aforesaid District, Thomas Orr and being woen
greeable to
aw and on oath sayeth that he did see Andrew Warnock sign the within deed
o
atthew Warnock for the use and purpose therein mentioned and that Jenney
arnock was a subscribing witness with himself to the said sworn to and
ubscribed before me the day and date above written. Wm. McMurry, JP
eceived from Matthew Warnock one hundred and eighty dollars it being the
ithin consideration money I say received by me this 2 day Jan 1806,
Andrew
arnock, Thomas Orr, Jenny Warnock
ecorded the 13th February 1806 and examined by John Hunter, DC and RMC
n a message dated 11/15/2009 7:58:41 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
aztay at swbell.net writes:
Ernie and all,
am going to add a couple of Greenville & Pendleton SC Deeds to this
end from Ernie. It shows a connection between my James Bolling &
Hodges and
ossibly Peggs [are they same as Piggs? I don't know!] Hazael
endleton Dist. SC Deed Book O & P by Dr. Pruitt:
Hazael's remarks in yellow highlight.]
3761. Jan. 7, 1807 Jacob Phillips [Buncome Co. NC} to James Boling
Greenville Dist., SC] ; for 4216 [I don't understand this figure -
surely not
!] sold 216 ac [reference to grants for metes & bounds]; being 2
djoining grants : [a] 190 ac on a branch of Twenty-three mile Cr.
waters of
avannah R., issued June. 5, 1786 by Gov. William "Moultry" to William
Hoges
ecorded in grant book 4 K and sold by W. Hoges to Jacob Phillips
recorded in Pendlton Dist. book 5 p. 8] & [b] 26 ac issued Jan. 7, 1793
by Gov.
illiam "Moultree" to Jacob Phillipss recorded in grant book 5 F.[signed]
acob Phillips; [witness] William Mc Murry, Benjamin Smith , & Robert
ickens; wit. oath Jan. 7, 1807 by Robert Pickens before John Willson
QU; Oct.
, 1819 recorded & examined by Joseph Grisham, D. clerk; book O, p. 435.
only found this deed recently. I am nearly positive that he is my
ames Bolling m. Anne Pickens who in 1810 census 3 years after this lives
djacent to the below deed of William Parris wife Darcus Pickens. The
men
ere married to sisters. NOTE: He clearly says James Bolling is of
reenville Dist. SC in 1807 so in 1800 census he should be in either
ashington or in Greenville [Washington going back & forth with
Greenville.] AND
t is my belief that in 1820 John Bolding is living on this same land near
obert Pickens.
They are too near the same ages to be father & son...so I think he is
oris' John Bolding the brother.]
o where is my James in 1820? I just do not know.
4646. Nov. 13, 1820 William Parris [Paris] to John Pegg [Pendleton
ist.] for $480 sold 150 ac on a branch of Twenty-three mile Cr. waters of
avana R.; border begins at a white oak and runs down middle stream of the
ranch; part of 500 ac granted in 185 [?1805?]to Wm. Boyse [signed]
William
aris; [witness] J.A. Easley & Wm. Pegg; dower renounced Feb. 10, 1821 by
arcus Parris, wife of William [and daughter of Robert Pickens - sister to
ife of my James Bolding] before Henry Cobb JQ[signed] Darcus Parris' mark
"X"
wit. oath Jan. 26, 1821 by William Pegg before Nathl. Adams JP; Mar. 26,
822 recorded & examined by John T. Lewis; cc & RMC; book P, p 443.
44647. Oct. 12, 1821 Joseph Leech [Pendleton Dist.] to John Smith
same]; for $300 sold 140 ac. by computation on waters of Twenty-three
mile Cr.'
order; joined on W. by John Oldham [seePritchett's discussion regarding
he Mary Oldham or Mary Tarpley wife of ? ?] , on N by Z[achary]
Tallifero
John Pegg, on E by Simeon Smith, on S. by Anderson [no more description].
signed] Joseph Leech; [witness] John Bolding & Martha Leech; wit. oath
eb. 5, 1822 by John Bolding & J. Douthit QU; Mar. 26, 1822 recorded &
xamined by John T. Lewis, cc & RMC, book P. p. 433.
Hazael's comment: from the 1820 census you can figure out that this John
olding was living near to my Robert Pickens and I believe him to be
oris' ancestor the John Bolding brother to my James. I am thinking she
has
onfirmed this from the ages of the children listed.] My James is no
onger living there in that census.] Don't know for sure where he is.]
oon I will send the deeds that show that part of this land of Wm. Hoges
s owned by Martin Hewlett whose wife is Jane Moseley who was daughter of
osely who married Martha Hodges.] So I assume Hoges is same name as
odges.] Also Martin Hewlett lived in 1800 census near to Greens,
Pleasant &
homas Easley, John Bowlen & Obadiah Bowlen & the Ayers folks - Wm. &
oseph Ayers, also Hugh Roark. I personally think this was perhaps
ashington Dist. at the time. Not positive about that. Seems like I
read it
someplace. Remember Roarks connect to Joe. & Valentine Haley Bolling.
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