Bailey Family OCCGS REFERENCE ONLy

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PART 4: OTHER JONES FAMILIES

Frederick C. Hart Jr., CG 1311 Great Hill Road North Guilford, CT 06437-3649

This final part of the series on the Jones families of Stamford will take note of the various other isolated Jones individuals and families that appeared in Stamford up to about 1800 - but who are not associated with any of the three major groups already outlined in previous installments.

The Rev. Eliphalet Jones ("Mr. Jones'')

The Rev. ELIPHALET JONES, son of the Rev. John1 Jones of Concord and Fairfield, was born at Concord, Massachusetts on 9 January 1640/41 , and died at Huntington, Long Island, New York on 5 June 1731. 1

He married at an unknown place and time MARTHA LAWRENCE, baptized 9 August 1646, the daughter of Thomas and Martha L_) Lawrence of Milford. Thomas Lawrence had died in 1648 when his daughter was an infant and his only son Thomas Jr. had not yet been born. His widow married (2) John Chapman of Stamford, and (3) on 17 December 1657, Francis Brown, also of Stamford. Martha's brother Thomas Lawrence Jr. married Hannah (Smith) Knapp, daughter of Henry Smith and widow of Caleb Knapp, both ofStamford.2

Eliphalet Jones studied at Harvard College in Massachusetts, but did not graduate.3 He apparently preached briefly in Huntington, Long Island in 1664.4 The connections with Stamford families may have had something to do with a pastoral assignment beginning at

1 Frederick Lewis Weis, The Colonial Clergy and the Colonial Churches ofNew England (Lancaster, MA: Society of the Descendants of the Colonial Clergy, 1936, repr. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing co., Inc., 1977), 118, hereafter Colonial Clergy. 2 All information from Donald L. Jacobus, History and Genealogy of the Families ofOld Fairfield, two volumes in three (Fairfield: Eunice Dennie Burr Chapter, DAR, 1930), 1:376. 3 Colonial Clergy, 118. 4 Charles R. Street, Huntington Town Records Including Babylon, Long Island, NY, 1653-1688 three volumes (Huntington, NY: the town, 1887), 63 , hereafter Huntington TR's. ORANGE COUNTY CAlfFORNrA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 115

22 Haddam Deeds Bk. 16, p. 221. 23 Ibid., Bk. 14, p. 251. 24 Revol. War Pension Appl. File for Christopher Bailey, in U. S. National Archives. 25 Haddam Vital Records in Deed Bk. 9. 26 Revol. War Pension Appl. File for Eliakim Bailey, in U. S. National Archives. 27 Headstone Inscriptions, Town of Haddam, p. 107. 28 Brainard, Lucy Abigail. The Genealogy of the Brainerd­ Brainard Family in America, 1649 - 1908 (in vol. 2, pp. 48- 49). Hartford. 1908. 29 Clark, Mrs. Flora S. The Four Spencer Brothers. Edited & indexed by Rowena Spencer, M. D. Published by the Spencer Family Association Library, New Orleans, La. 1987. 30 Headstone Inscriptions, Town of Haddam, pp. 105 & 107. 31 Records of the First Congregational Church of Haddam, marriage and death records. [FHL film #4,480]. 32 Ibid., and Haddam Vital Records in Haddam Deed Bk. 9, p.532. 33 Records of the First Congr. Ch. of Haddam, marriage & death records. 34 Middletown Probate Dist., Probate Record Book 10, pp. 158 - 160; Will, Court Order for notice to creditors of the Estate, and Inventory & Appraisal of Personal and Real Estate. [FHL film #4, 836]. 35 Records of the First Congr. Ch. of Haddam, marriage & death records.

Mr. Simpson may be contacted at: I .I / ' Genealogical & Family History Research P.O.Box 1468 Salt Lake City, UT 84110-1468 or: Telephone (801) 521-9356 114

is mention of the death of both. Under date of Feb., 1798, is stated that "the wife of Ebenezer Thomas diea in child bearing, age about 30 years." Ebenezer's death is given as 27 Nov., 1811, aged 47.33 The early death of Elizabeth explains why the deed record (discussed above) of 1806 gives Ebenezer Thomas as one of the heirs of William Bailey but does not mention Ebenezer's wife.

F. Samuel Bailey. No marriage record is found yet for Samuel but his will names his wife, Jemima, and his children.34 The Congregational Church records give the date of Samuel's death as 21 June, 1813, "age 40 years & 10 months."35 1 Haddam Vital Records in Haddam Deed Book 2, pp. 4 & 29. 2 Dewey, Louis Marinus. John Bailey of Haddam, Conn., and some of his descendants. The New England Hist. & Geneal. Register, vol. 61, pp. 60-64. 1907. 3 Haddam Deed Book 5, p. 210. 4 Ibid., Bk. 6, p. 174, & Bk. 8, p. 232. 5 Haddam Vital Records in Deed Bk. 7, p. 226. 6 Haddam Deed Bk 8, p. 444. 7 Haddam Vital Records 8 Middletown Probate Packets, packet for Isaac Thomas, 1783 [FHL film #1,023,570]. 9 Hale Coll.; Haddam Cemetery Records. 10 Heads of Families, the 1790 census Middlesex Co., Ct., Town of Haddam, p. 84 of printed census. 11 Middletown Probate District, Record Book 5, p.440. 12 Ibid., Bk. 6, p. 100. 13 Middletown Probate Packets, Packet for Desire Bailey. 14 Records of the First Congregational Church of Haddam, \. marriages & deaths [FHL film #4,480]. This is one of several marriages which were·not recorded until some years afterward, as is explained there by the recording clerk of the Church. Thus only the month and year were remembered for some, and in this case the name of the groom was entered in error as "Robert" instead of Richard Skinner. 15 Ibid., Packet for [Guardianship of] Isaac Bailey. 16 Haddam Deed Bk. 14, p. 24. 17 Headstone Inscriptions, Town of Haddam, Connecticut, (p.105} in Hale Collection of Cemetery Records of Connecticut. [FHL film #3,337]. 18 Haddam Vital Records, in Deed Book 2, p. 4. 19 Headstone Inscriptions, Town of Haddam, p. 106. 20 Middletown Probate Packets: Packet for John Bailey, 1767. 21 The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, from May, 1726, to May, 1735, inclusive. Transcribed & edited by Charles J. Hoadley. Hartford. 1873. \. ' 113

B. Eliakim Bailey. Eliakim also made appiication for a Revol. War Pension and in it stated that he was born "in the Town of Haddam in the year 1759," although "he has no record of his age."26 He is hurried in Old Higganum Cemetery where the tombstone states he died 31 Oct., 1836, age 80.27 These two records disagree as to his year of birth ( 1759 vs. ca. 1756) and since the tombstone was probably erected some years after his death, it is more likely that the date given by himself on the pension application is nearer correct. The extensive Brainerd Genealogy compiled about a century ago gives his date of birth as 29 Sept., 1758, but does not cite source.28 That work states his first wife, Thankful, was daughter of Samuel Brainerd, and his 2nd wife, Mary, was daughter of Daniel Spencer and widow of James Treadwell. ) However, a published genealogy of the Spencers identifies the Mary Spencer who married James Treadwell as the daughter of Elizur Spencer, but does not mention a second marriage.29 Thus, the identity ofEliakim's second wife is uncertain. The cemetery records for Eliakim' s two wives are: "Thankful Bailey, wife of Mr. Eliakim, died Sept. 25, 1798, age 41 years;" and "Mary Bailey, wife ofEliakim, died April 21, 1832, age 75 years."30

C. William Bailey. Records of the First Congregational Church in Haddam include the marriage of William. It reads, "William Bailey, Jr., & Ruth Thompson or Thomas ?" suggesting uncertainty by the recording clerk about her 31 ) i sumame. While there were few Thompsons in Haddam and adjacent areas, / there were some Thomas families. Still, it has not yet been possible to relate Ruth to any of those Thomas families, and her identity remains uncertain.

D. Christian Bailey. The marriage of Christian to William Clark, Jr., and the births of three of their children are entered in Haddam Vital Records. Their marriage is also recorded in the Congregational Church records, as also the deaths of both William and Christian. 32

E. Elizabeth Bailey. The name Elizabeth is given only in the Thomas genealogy. In all original records seen so far she is referred to as the wife of Ebenezer Thomas, without mention of her name. Their marriage does not seem to have been entered in the the Congregational Church records although there 112

Militia of Haddam, and for the rest of his life he was called "Ensign John" in the records ofHaddam.21 Presumably this title was perpetuated as a means of distinguishing him from his relatives of the same name. In his will, "Ensign John" mentioned his wife, Esther, and children. He devised his land to his four surviving sons, including part to "my fourth son, William." In addition to the land inherited from his father, William purchased other lands in Haddam and during his lifetime sold parts thereof to his children. However, even at his death he still owned land which fell to his heirs. Two deeds that document that inheritance can be mentioned. In Sept., 1806 (William died in Aug.), "Christopher Bailey, William Bailey, William Clark and Christian his wife, and Ebenezer Thomas" all of Haddam, sold to Eliakim Bailey and Samuel Bailey, also of Haddam, their interest in "the Estate both real and personal left by our honored father, William Bailey, late of Haddam, deceased."22 Then in 1813, Eliakim Bailey of Haddam sold to "my brother Samuel Bailey" his right in "the Estate .... of our honored father, William Bailey, late of Haddam, deceased."23 The children of William Bailey are given here, with sources cited in the following discussion. The names are documented, but their dates of birth are not all known. Thus the order of birth has some uncertainty. A. Christopher Bailey, b. ca. 1756, d. 18 April, 1840; md. 26 Dec., 1782, Naomi Bailey. B. Eliakim Bailey, b. 29 Sept., 1758 (or 1759?), d. 31Oct.,1836; md. 1st Thankful Brainerd; md. 2nd Mary (Spencer) Treadwell. C. William Bailey, b. ca. 1760, d. 30 Nov., 1815; md. June, 1782, Ruth Thomas (or Thompson ?). \ D. Christian Bailey, d. Jan., 1820; md. 1 March, 1781, William Clark, Jr. E. Elizabeth Bailey, b. ca. 1768, d. Feb., 1798; md. 2 May, 1787, Ebenezer Thomas. F. Samuel Bailey, b. Aug., 1772, d. 21 June, 1813; md. Jemima.

A. Christopher Bailey. Christopher made application for a Revolutionary War Pension on 11 June, 1822 , and stated that he was then 66 years of age, and that his wife, Naomi, was age 58.24 The vital records for Christopher & Naomi's family as entered in the deed book states they were married 26 Dec., 1782, & that he died 18 April, 1840, age 84. and she died 22 Sept., 1825, age 62.25 111

deed Isaac sold to Richard Skinner part interest in a tract of land in Haddam, described as "part of the Estate of my father William Bailey, deceased," specifically, "my right to said piece," and the "right of my sister Sybil Bailey deceased."16 Cemetery records are known for Richard & Martha (Bailey) Skinner, but none have been found for the other members of this Bailey family. Those for the Skinners are: Richard Skinner, died Feb. 12, 1842, age 78 years, and Martha Skinner, wife of Richard, died Sept., 23, 1840, age 70 years. 17 The children of William, Jr., & Desire Bailey, as known from the above mentioned records, were. A. Dorothy (Dolly) Bailey, b. 18 March, 1763, d. before her mother's will was written; md. Mr. Barns. B. Abel Bailey C. Martha Bailey, b. ca. 1770, d. 23 Sept., 1840; md. Richard Skinner,June, 1786. D. Sybil Bailey, d. prior to 31 Nov., 1803. E. Linda Bailey. F. Isaac Bailey, b. between 1775 & 1782.

2. William, son of John & Esther Bailey. In Dewey's article, William Bailey the father of Christopher Bailey was identified as the son of Ephraim & Deborah Bailey. This is clearly an error as explained below. Dewey also stated that this William was married

I to Betsy Horton. No record is known to this author that names the wife of ) this William, either by given or surname. Since some of the claims made in Dewey's article are proven to be in error it would be unwise to accept his statement about William's wife without supporting evidence. The evidence that this William was the son of John & Esther Bailey is partly indirect, but convincing. The listing of the family of John & Esther Bailey in Haddam Vital Records gives the date of their marriage (14 Jan., 1711/12) followed by the births of all their children. 18 Their son, William, born 17 July, 1732, was the ninth child listed in their family. His tombstone has, "died Aug. 28, 1806, age 74 years." 19 John Bailey made his will in 1764 and it was proved in 1767 before Joseph Wells the J.P. for Haddam, who appended the notation that the witnesses "personally appeared and made solemn oath that Ensign John Bailey" had acknowledged this as his last will and testament.20 In Oct., 1731, John had been commissioned Ensign of the Second Company of 110

William Bailey, Jr., died intestate, probably in late 1789 or early 1790. The 1790 census lists Desire Bailey as head of household having 1 male age 16 or over, 1 under 16, and 3 females. 10 Middletown Probate Court records, under date of 5 April, 1790, state that Desire Bailey is appointed Administratrix of the Estate of "William Bailey, late of Haddam, deceased." 11 This is followed in the record book by the inventory of the Estate dated 18 March, 1790, taken by John Smith & Elijah Brainerd, appraisers. Desire Bailey made her will on 5 May, 1794, and it was probated the 24th of that same month. 12 In it she left bequests to her "oldest son, Abel Bailey," to her "youngest son, Isaac Bailey," to the three children of her deceased daughter, "Dolly Barns," and to her daughters, Martha Skinner, Sibble Bailey and Linda Bailey, and named her son, Abel Bailey, as Executor. The will was witnessed by Samuel Bailey, Hannah Smith and Caty Smith. On the same page of the Record Book with Desire' s will, is recorded the appointment by the court of Abel Bailey as guardian of Isaac and Linda Bailey. The Probate Packets of the Middletown Probate Court contain the original ofDesire's will, plus several other documents pertaining to this family. Among those is the report of the distribution ofDesire's Estate to the heirs which states that Dolly Barns had been the "eldest daughter," Martha Skinner the "second daughter," Sibble [Sybil] Bailey the "third daughter," and Linda Bailey the "fourth daughter."13 The marriage of Martha Bailey to Richard Skinner is recorded in the records of the local church but with only the month and year given. 14 Proof that this was Martha, daughter of William & Desire Bailey is in the ' following record. Preserved among the papers for the Guardianship of Isaac is one which may hold the identity of Martha's husband. It seems that Abel Bailey relinquished the Guardianship of Isaac before Isaac came of age. A paper submitted to the Judge of Middletown Probate Court on 7 Feb., 1797, states, "these may certify that Isaac Bailey minor Son of William Bailey late of Haddam deceased personally appeared & declared that he wished to have a guardian & that he made choyce off & wanted his Brother Mr Richard Skiner should be appoented his guardian," [original spelling retained]. 15 Thus the "second daughter Martha Skinner" mentioned in Desire's will would seem to have been married to Richard Skinner. Proof that Sybil Bailey died young is contained in a land transaction dated 30 Nov., 1803, between Isaac Bailey and Richard Skinner. By that

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This concerns two men, first cousins, who were comtemporaries and who had the same given and surnames. The tradition in past centuries of repeating family given names, has sometimes resulted in two or more contemporary individuals of the same given and surnames living in the same area. This has at times led to confusion of identities, as for instance in the following example. The Township of Haddam in Middlesex County, Connecticut, was from the beginning of settlement the home of numerous families of surname Bailey. John & Esther Bailey had a son, William, born 17 July, 173 2, and on 1Aug.,1736, was born William, son of Ephriam & Deborah Bailey. 1 In the brief published account of the Baileys by Dewey, William the son of Ephraim & Deborah was said to have been the father of Christopher Bailey the Revolutionary Soldier.2 That is an error as is shown by records discussed below. Unfortunately, that error was copied in other publications and continues to be cited.

1. William, son of Ephraim & Deborah Bailey. Because this William was four years younger than his cousin of the same name, he was usually called William, Jr., in the records of Haddam. In 1757 Ephraim deeded a piece of land in Haddam "to my loving son William Bailey, Jr. ofHaddam."3 Numerous other deed records exist for William Bailey, Jr., including two from his cousin, William Bailey.4 The vital records of Haddam contain the notation that William, Jr., married Desire Thomas on 18 March, 17 62, and that their daughter, Dorothy, was born 18 March, 1763. 5 The other children are known only from the probate and deed records cited hereafter. By deed dated 6 April, 1779, David Smith of Haddam gave a tract of about 7 & 2/3 acres of land ''to my well beloved daughter, Desire Bailey, of. said Haddam," located ca. 1/2 mile east of Great Candlewood Hill. 6 Isaac Thomas married Desire Smith, 24 April, 1760. Isaac died 4 Sept., 1760. On 2 Feb., 1761, was born Isaac, son of Isaac (&Desire) Thomas.7 This son was apparently the one who left a will dated 8 Jan., 1783, proved 28 Jan., 1783, in which he bequeathed "to my honored mother, Desire Bailey, the whole of my estate both real and personal."8 He was buried in Old Higganum Cemetery with the inscription, "Mr. Isaac Thomas, died Jan. 24, 1783, age 22 years.9 ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY --~26- Donna, OCCGS '::'.'~-=-~~"::'r'\n~r= ·I recently tr ave 1 ed to cam den, sc to do ' s'ome ~ rese:ar~h~lflBlLrft.9 Bailey, Champion, etc. lines. I found the following Bible record printed in a book "Old SC Bible Records" in the local Gene Library there. I will share same with you ·as follows:

William C. Bailey and A.E. Wallace were married 9 Apr 1857. William C. Bailey and Victoria E. Cunningham were married 19 Sep 1865. BIRTHS: Hugh Bailey was born 15 Mar11771 Elizabeth Bailey was born 12 Jan 1791 Mary Bailey was ·born 28 Nov 1805 Martha Bailey was born 8 Jun 1807 Sarah Bailey was born 18 May 1810 Jane Bailey was born 29 Oct 1812 .Rachael Bailey was born 28 Feb 1815 Elizabeth Bailey w~s born 28 Jun 1817 Nancy Bailey was born 29 Aug 1819 Rosanah Bailey was born 29 Feb 1822 Amanda M. Bailey was born 16 Oct 1824 Eliza Bailey was born 29 Oct 1826 Robert W. Bailey was born 22 Apr 1829 Caroline E. Bailey was bo~n 28 Apr 1829 William C. Bailey was born 16 Oct 1833 Annie E. Bailey was born 6 Apr 1832 R.A.E. Bailey was born 31 Jul 1860 V. E. Bailey was born 18 Mar 1842 M.Etta Bailey was born a Oct 1866 M. Estelle Bailey was born 3 Jul 1869 Edgar W. & Edwin c. Bailey were born 22 March 1872 {Twins ?} Fannie G. Bailey was b6rn 12 Mar 1875 Bettie Bailey was born 20 Aug 1878 DEATHS: Hugh Bailey died 23 Feb 1841, Martha James died 23 Jun 1840 Rachael Barnett died 23 Jun 1846 Sarah Gresham died 6 Jan 1848 Robert W. Bailey died 15 Oct 1864 Annie e. Bailey died 19 Aug 1860 R. Annie Elizabeth Bailey died 12 Nov 1861. Elizabeth Bailey died 21 Oct 1871. M. Estelle Bailey died 19 Feb1876 Jane Morgan died 6 Jul 1877 W. c. Bailey died 16 Oct. 1888

Hugh Bailey is buried in the Bailey-Cunningham Bu~ial Plot on Old Buncombe Road near Greer, s.c. According the the inscription on his grave, he was a native of Ireland, died 23 Feb 1841, aged 73 yrs, 11 mos·,· 8 days.. His Bible is in the possession of Sarah M. Nash, she identifies Hugh's wife as Elizabeth Bridges.. He died suddenly. Their children married as follows: Mary to Wiley d. Wood, Martha to Joseph James, Sarah to Alexander Gresham. Jane to a Morgan, Rachael to D. J. Barnett, Elizabeth to William Stone, Nancy to George w. King, Rosannah to James F. Blakely, Am~nda xo Dr" Green, Eliza to A Stone, and 2nd Robert Stoddard.. Robert never married (CSA), Carolin~ to O. A. Pickell, William C. married twice. All left children. I ·could not pass this up!! Charlie in. Al ***Many· thanks to Charles Carroll for this Bible record***

ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA GE i\'lALOGiCAt SOCIETY •l

MINNIE LUCILLE (BAILEY) WILSON

%701 Cla~~ Towe.~~ Cou.tt 1161, la~ VtgCl.4, Ntvada &910t ··------t. HINNIE LUCILLE BAILEY: b. 20 Jul 1921, Shirley, Tyler CQ •• , VY. m. 23 Oct 1943, Houndsvllle, Harshall Co., VY; WILLIAM HERBERT WILSON: b. 15 Har 1898, Belleville, Wood Co., WV. d. 24 Nov 1952, 16/32. JOHN BAILEY: b. 1750, Prince William Co., VA. d. 1830, Ft. Hyers, Lee Co., FL. Frederick Co. , MD. ID t l/2. WALTER EDHOND BAILEY: b. 14 Aug 1874, Clay Point, Pleasants Co., WV. 16/33. SUSAN HOUSE: b. 1749, VA. d. 1820, YA. d. 21 Apr 1949, Parkersburg, Wood Co., VY. m. 19 Aug 1904, 18/36. JOHAN ELLIFRITZ: b. Cenziany. m; Middlebourne, Tyler Co., WY: . 18/37. HARY APPELLONIA: b. Genziany. 113. SUSAN Al.GERTHA SPENCER: b. 17 Nov 1881, Uma, Tyler Co., VY. 20/40. JOHN STEED: b. berore 1775, Bedrord Co., PA. d. ca. 1828, d. 20 Dec 1921, Shirley, Tyler Co., WV. Taylor Cc1., VA. m. ca. 1794, Berkeley Co., .VA; 2/4. ALBERT BAILEYa b. 3 Har 1846, Tyler Co., WV. d. 18 Dec 1918, 20/41. REBECCA BARKER: b. 1776, PA. d. 1839, Tyler Co., YA. Clay Polnt, Pleasants· Co., WV. m. 30 Jul 1863, St. Marys, Pleasants 21/42. RALPH SMITH: ID; Co.; VY; • . 21/43. MARY : HARY JANE STEED: b. 12 Dec 18~3, Long Beach, Tyler Co., VY.· 22/4lt. JOHN RoBERTS, ti. PA. m; d. 1928, St•. Marys, Pleasants Co., lr"V. 22145. PHEOBE . : b. ca. 1760. WILLIAM GUY SPENCER: b. 28 Jun 1842, Tyler Co., VY. d. 6 feb 1923, 23/46. ANDREV PARK: m; Shirley, Tyler co., WV. •· 10 Feb 1864, Middlebourne~ Tyler co., VY; 23/47. MARY : Al.HEDA HOOR£: b. 1844, Harrison co., VA. d.1 Har 1924, Lima, Tyler 24/lt8. a"flOHAS SPENCER: b. 1740, VA. d. 1781, HD·.. 11; Co., WV. 24/ltg. ·ELIZABETH HcCANN: d. 1793, Harrison Co., VA. AUSTIN BAILEY: b. \806, KD. d. 16 Dec 1819, Pleasants Co., VY. 28/56. RICHARD HOOREa mC1)·AHANDA.SPEARS; 12) 1840, VA; . 30/60. JOHN COROUTHERS: b. 1759, Ireland. d. 15 Aug 1834, Ireland. HARIAH ELLIFRITZ: b. 1820, YA. d. 1882, Pleasants Co., VV. 11. 1785. Ireland; PETER NOAH STEED: b. 1818, VA. m. 1842, Tyler Co., WV; 30/61. CATHERIN£ HcCAULEY: • EUZABETH ROBERTS: b. 1822, Tyler Co., VY. 31162. ABRAHAM LOUGH/LOWE: a; died 1l98(trom Frencb':s book]. AMOS SPENCER: b. 10 Hay 1807. Harrison Co., VA. d. 30 Hay 1888, 31163. ELIZABETH HORGAN: b. 1755. . Harrison Co., VA. m. 13 Jan 1833, Harrison Co., VA; 32164. ELIAS BAILEY: b. 1720, Prince William Co., VA. d. 1798, YA. SARAH KESTER: b. 20 Aug 1810, HD. d.20 Aug 1893, Shirley, Tyler Co., 111. 171t9, YA; 32165. SALLY HOUSE: b. 1730, Columbia, Brunswick Co., YA. d. 1790. ""·RICHARD HOORE: b. 1813, Harrison Co., YA. •· 1839, same; . 33/66. JOHN HOUSE: HARY COROUTHERS: b. 1812, Harrison Co., VA. d. 1851, sa=e. WILLIAM •Billy" BAILEY: b. 1773, Frederick Co., HD. d~ Tyler Co., 63/126. DAVID HORGAN: b. 12 Hay 172t, Christiana, DE. d. 19 Hay 1813, ! ...:..J WY. •· Frederick Co., HO; age 92. bur. with wire in Rivesville CemeterY near Fairmont, WV. . . 8/l.7, DIANA "Dee• : m. ca 1745i 9()8.~ GEORGE ELLIFRITZ: b. 24 Nov 1766, PA. d. ca. 1838, Tyler Co., VA. 63/127. SARAH STEVENS: b. 7 Oct 1726, PA. d. 15 Hay 1799, age 73. She was ~ ... :.. ~ .. .:.:.. m(1) KETURA CLARK; (2) 29 Dec 1816, Hampshire CO., VA; . a Quaker. :·: '9(19'• PERHILIA •Hilly" JARVIS: b. 1795, Hampshire Co., VA. d. ICS. - 10/20"4 126/252. HORGAN HORGAN: b. 1 Nov 1688, Wal~s. d. 17 Nov 1766,.Bunker Hill, ELIJAH STEED: b. 1795, B~rkeley Co., W(VA). d. 1884. m; WY. bur. Horgan Chapel Cemetery, Bunker Hill, VY with his wire. 10/2~ KARY ELIZABETH SHITH: b. 1800. d. 11 Jan 1855: m. ca 1713; 11122; HOSES ROBERTS: b. 17?7. d. Tyler Co., VA. m; 126/253. CATHERINE GARRETSONa b. 16 Hay 1692, DE. d. 16 Hay 1773, ag~ 81 I 1123. ELIZABETH PARK: J. 1855, Tyler Co., VA. on her birthday. 12/24. HOSE SPENCER: b. 1774, Bucklnghatl Co., VA. d. 1853, Tyler Co., YA. 253/706. HENRY GARRETSON: m; m. 1768/69,., VA: .25:,/707. ANN POWELL: 12125. SUSAN WEEKLEY: b. 1775, B~ckingham Co., VA. d. 1852, Tyler Co., VA. 13/26. JOSEPH KESTER: ID. 26 Feb 1788; 13/27. HARY MORRISON: llt/28. RICHARD W. HOORE: b. 1773, ·VA. d •. 1841, YA. m; llt/29. SUSAN b. 1775, Harriosn Co., YA. . . . 15/JO. HENRY COROUTHERS: b. Londonderry. Ireland. d. 1761,' ft~ner.al· Co.• VA. m• ."·6 Hay 1803, HonongaUa Co., WfVA); 15/)1. SARAH LOUCH/LOWE: b. 17 Sep 1783, Monongalia Co., W(VA]. d. 15 Feb 1862, Hineral Co .• VA. · I N U1 I -24-

HUSBAND: BAILEY, William Andrew Jackson Born 20 Jun 1861 Place Marr 1881 + Place Died 07 Dec 1939 Place Langdale,Chambers Co,AL HUSBAND'S HUSBAND'S FATHER: MOTHER: HUSBAND'S OTHER WIVES:

WIFE: HANCOCK, Hary Ann Born 15 Oct 1860 Place Died 23 Oct 1933 Place WIFE'S WIFE'S FATHER: MOTHER: IHFE'S OTHER HUSBANDS:

M/F CHILDREN WHEN BORN WHERE BORN FIRST MARRIAGE WHEN DIED

1 F BAILEY, Izora 20 Sep 1889 OS Hay 1905 18 Mar 1978 TERRY, Sidney 8

2 H BAILEY, Forney 1890+ ,Chambers Co,Al 1910+ ?, Ruby

3 H BAILEY, Carl (Blackeye) 1892+ ,Chaabers Co,AL

4 H BAILEY, Floyd (Babe) 1892+ Langdale,Chambers Co,AL PITTS, Florence 5 H BAILEY, Charlie 1896+ ,Chambers Co,AL 1918+

? I 011 ie 6 HBAILEY, Grover 1898+ ,Chambers Co,AL 1920+ ?, Emma

7 F BAILEY, Dora 1904+ ,Chambers Co,AL 1924+ HARDIS, Archie

SOURCES OF INFORMATION OTHER MARRIAGES H-1-Sidney Jenny/211 Yosemite Or/Greenwood SC/29649/1992 fs/on genie

Sidney is descended from Izora BAILEY TERRY. He would like to correspond======with anyone working on ·this· line. THANK YOU, SIDNEY, FOR ALL THE GREAT INFORMATION YOU HAVE SENT TO ME. HOPE WE CAN FIND YOUR ANCESTORS. -23-

------FROM SOME- BAILEY- FAMILY GROUP SHEETS; ------info from; Charles Carroll/505 Durden Rd/Prattville AL 36067 Sheila McCullough/Rt 3 Box 3170/Hartwell GA 30643 BAILEY, William b1755+ d1817/Jun/21 Lancaster District, SC Father/James-Mother/?? marr 1777/Jul/09 Bute Co, NC to SPRUNT, Mollie Children; 1. Joshua b1779/Aug/22 marr ROBERTSON, Jemima 2. James s b1782 marr CATHEN, Rebecca 3. Jennie b ca1784 marr GIBSON, John 4. Jehu b 1786/Jul/31-d 1867 BENNETT, Nancy 5. Female marr STEVENS, Thomas 6. Female marr HARRISON, John 7. Nancy b ca1790 marr CAUTHEN, Big George ca 1809 8. Kennedy William marr PERRY, Mary Ann Pioneers of Hart Co, GA-by Harold Travis Parker DAR Application of Patricia Ann Glenn ------Robert------Cameron/1156 Whipple Ave SW/Canton OH 44710 is lookin for any info on his VA line; BAILEY, Elizabeth b 1830/Mar/18 VA-Father-Jeremiah/Mother?? marr 1849/Aug/06 Page Co, VA--to; CAMERON, William Robert b1818/Sep/22 Rappahonock Co, VA d 1876/Aug/22 Oak Hill, Page Co, VA Children; 1. Pamily A 2. Susan Abretty 3. David Monroe 4. Benjamin F ------5. John Robert 6. Daniel Benton Marie------Quisenberry/*P SPDD28A/Marge Motes/*P KDNK68A are both working on this line; Needs Parents,Wife and any dates on; BAILEY, William Will-1787 Laurens Co, SC Names in Will; 1. William 2. James 3. Zachariah 4. David 5. John 1st gen=BAILEY, William, wife=Ann 2nd gen= BAILEY, Zachariah SR, was born abt 1756 in VA, died/ 1834, Laurens Dist.SC. Bur. Beaverdam Bapt. Church Laurens Co,SC married Winnefred COLEMAN b.29/Dec/1760 d.9/Aug/1829 SC 3rd gen=CHILDREN; 1. Zachariah JR, d, 9/Aug/1829 Laurens Co, SC marr (1) Elizabeth POWELL (2) Martha ? 2. Absolum 3. William 4. John b 21/Mar/1774 d.27/Dec/1844 5. James b 18/Nov/1801 d. 15/Sep/1857 6. Coleman d1841 7. Rebecca marr William H MOTES 8. Mary {Polly) marr Wiett CHANDLER 9. Winnefred marr Azariah WALKER 10. Sarah marr ?,CHANDLER ***There will be more on this line later. Thank you both for all the information on SC. It was a great help.*** HUKBER HAKE DATE SPOUSE PLACE ST HUMBER MAHE DATE SPOUSE PLACE ST I N 10303 JAKES SR 1873 fE8 20 N HENINGER, SOPHIA CAHPBEll CO TN 1040l SOLOltAH BA IL Y l8S4 APR OS BAil Y, ELLEN GIBSON CO 10305 JAHES T 1856 AUG OS FORBESS, ELIZABETH TN I HENRY CO TN 10405 STEPHEN LENIS l8B5 DEC 09 JONES, HARRIET LAUDERDALE CO TH 10307 JAMISON 1835 AUG 16 SMOTHERS, KARY RUTHERFORD CO JN 10407 SUSAN 1876 DEC 11 BRANTLEY I LUTHER CAMPBELL CO lH 10309 JASPER N 1860 AUG 23 LINEBAUGH, BARBARA GREEH CO JN 10409 l BAILY 10311 1865 OCT 31 ElllNS, HARTHA A OBION CO TN JEFFERSON H 1868 OCT 21 EVERTS, NANCY ANH JEFFERSON CO TN 10411 TH011AS 8 1846 JUL 21 10313 JEREMIAH 1857 JUH 22 ENIHG, SARAH H KOHTGOKERY CO TN BAILEY, DIZA ANH KADISOH CO TN 8633 TKOKAS EDlflN 1852 JUL 19 OURY, KARY AHN PARIS TN 10315 JERRY 1857 KAR 02 HOLDER, L A GIBSON CO TN 10413 THOKAS J 1835 HAR 18 ANDERSON, Ell ZA HENRY CO TH 10317 JESSE 1862 SEP IS ARNOLD, JINIE HANKINS CO TH 10415 THOKAS J 1880 000 00 STACY, HARGARET ELLEN LAWRENCE CO TN 10319 JESSE I 1868 SEP 26 SLYTON ltARY E DYER CO TN 10417 THOHAS K 1848 AUG 19 10321 JESSEE 1829 APR 02 COLEKAH, KARTHA JANE STEWARD CO TN CLIFTON, POLLY JEFFERSON CO TH 10419 TINSLEY 1812 SEP 04 BAKER, SARAH LAUDERDALE CO TN l0l2l JESSEE I 1861 JAN 08 I COOKSEY FANNIE MONTGOMERY CO TN 10421 TOH 1868 AUG 26 BLACl, ltARY TN 10345 JOHN 1799 SEP 24 TUNNELL, HAHCY GREENE CO TN 10423 If c 1848 NOV 02 BUCY I TABITHA HENRY CO TN 10327 JOHN 1837 DEC 13 BARRY, SARAH ROANE CO TN 10425 I H 1869 JUL 24 10329 JOHN KcAULEY, J J CARROLL CO TH 1844 APR 08 FERGUSON, NARCISSA ROANE CO TN 10427 lfl 1832 JAN 04 10331 HUIHSON,. ttARY HENRY CO TN JOHN 1853 SEP 15 HOLTSIHGER, JULIA A lfA.SHJNGTON CO IN 10429 WASH 1871 JAM 25 10333 JOHN RICHARDSON, NANCY TH 1861 AUG 18 "ILLER, CLARINDA SHELBY CO TN 6848 lfllllAH 1813 MAY 00 BROOKER, .PEGGY 10335 JOHN 1861 JAN 29 GREENE CO TH COOPER, ELIZABETH GREEN CO TH 6903 MILLIAlt 1817 DEC 18 LAllSON, BETSEY ROANE CO TH 10337 JOHN 1864 SEP 24 WARD, SARAH OYER CO TN 8B27 lfllLIAH 1818 AUG 19 RAYBURN, FRANKY TN 10339 JOHN 1868 AUG 19 CLEVENGER, HAKCY . JEFFERSON CO TN 6915 lllLLIRK 1Bl8 HOY 14 TALLY, SALLY 10341 JOHN llILSOH CO TN 1868 DEC 29 WYATT, NANCY GIBSON CO lN 7073 lfllllAH 1833 "AR 24 COPPUCl, KARGE RY JEFFERSON CO TH 10343 JOHN 187S OCJ 14 HOLKES I STONY OYER CO TH 7114 NILLIAK 1B39 JUN 03 10347 JOHN A PAIRICl, HOLLAN GIBSON CO TN 1853 JUL 04 PORTER, NANCY GIBSON CO TH 7158 WILLIAM 1843 JUL 16 LUALLEN, NANCY ANDERSON CO 10349 JOHN BAILES TN 1802 OCT 12 ffAHINS, SARAH GRAINGER CO TN 7169 llLUAK 1844 FEB 01 HOSKINS, ElllABETH CLAIBORNE CO TN 1om JOHN BAILY 1867 AUG 28 GLASPER, CAROLINE HENRY CO TH 10433 lfILLIAK 1B46 FEB 04 COLEKAN, KARY A HENRY CO 10353 JOHN C 1862 FEB 03 lN PEAL, SARAH LEE DYER CO TN 10435 IILLIAK 1B47 HOV 13 TAYLOR, CHARLOTTE STEWARD CO TN 10355 JOHN C BAILY 1853 APR 11 BINKLY, ROSA AHN HENRY CO TN 7625 llILLIAK 1861 JUL 29 10357 THATCHER. NANCY JEFFERSON CO TH JOHN E 1866 OCT 04 ISHA", SARAH F LAWRENCE CO TN 1391 WlllIAH 1862 FEB 02 POLETTE, LAURA 10359 JOHN J 1851 JAN 06 LAWRENCE CO lH PART, EKKA R FAYETTE CO TM 7428 llLLIAH 1865 DEC 30 ltARCUK, KERICA CLAIBORNE CO TN 10361 JOHN R 1842 000 00 WILCOX, NIHHIFRED GILES CO TN 7445 WILLI AK 1866 APR 14 10363 caossWAn, me DAYIDSOH CO TH JOHN N 1842 APR 21 PHILLIPS, ltARY ANN SHEm CO TH 7474 lfllllAH 1871 KAR 19 10325 BLAClNELL, "ARTHA A LAWREHCE CO lH JOSEPH 1847 DEC 18 JACKSON, HARRIET " "ADISOH CO JN 7527 lflllIA" 1876 KAY 28 HAHIMS, FANNIE 10365 JOSEPH E FAYETTE CO TH 1844 JAN 06 HUCKABY, MARTHA HENRY CO TH 7554 IULLIA" 1881 ltAR 12 "ILLER, KARY CAHP8Ell CO TH 10367 JOSHUA 1867 JAN 03 CANNON, ELIZABETH TIPTON CO TH· 7564 lllllIAH 1884 KAR 28 CALHOUN, KATTIE 10369 KAKILTOH CO lN LElflS 1869 JUL OS BISHOP, JANE GIBSON CO TH 7566 lflllIA" 1884 OCT 12 ttASSINGlll, H ANDERSON CO 9212 LUCINDA G lH 1834 000 00 JONES, CLAUDIUS HAROEKAN CO TH 10437 lllLLIAK A 1846 AUG 30 JOHNSON, ftARTHA MONTGOMERY CO TH 10311 HARY AHN 1849 ftAY 31 HENDERSON, SAftUEL HENRY cm TN 7627 IUlllA" A 1863 JUL 21 STALLCUP, KARY AHN 10373 OYER CO TN HORJICA 1846 APR 07 "cDURHIT, ELIZABETH GIBSON CO TH 7631 WILLIAM A 1867 DEC 24 OLIVER, llARY F LAMREHCE CO 10375 NATHE C 1870 DEC 26 TH THOMAS, "ARTHA H HAOISOH CO TN 10439 NILLIA" BAILY 1819 HOV 14 TALLY, PAYTON lflLSOH CO lH 10377 PELEG 1832 SEP 09 BAILEY, ELIZA H GIBSON CO TN 7042 llilLIAK BAILY 1831 JUN 01 10379 PELEG PUCKETT, ELIZABETH MILSON CO TH 1846 FEB 23 DONALDSON, HAREARET GIBSON CO TH B669 NllllAK BROOKER 1845 DEC 17 HELSON, JANE 10381 R 1868 JUN 20 LAWRENCE CO TH TUCKER, SE GIBSON CO tN 7737 lflllIAH C 1846 HOY 20 BUCY , HARY ANN HENRY CO TN 10383 If R l87l DEC 01 KcCULLOUGH, T J llPTON CO TN 10441 WILLIAH C 1B49 OCT 08 FARRILL, FANNIE P 10385 RICHARD FAYETTE CO TN 1805 OCT 12 "ELTON, ELIZA GILES CO TH 7796 lfllllAM D 1866 JUL 17 GAHBLE, LUCA ANH 10387 RICHARD 1839 OCT 07 ANDERSON CO TH HUHT, NANCY DAVIDSON CO TH 10443 MilLIAH F 1843 DEC 20 BIGGS, HARTHA GIBSON CO 10389 RICHARD 1906 SEP 16 TH RIGSBY, LENA LEVIHA LAMRENCE CO TN 7919 lfllllAH F 1846 OCT 17 GREENLEA, LETTIE GRAINGER CO lH 10391 ROBERT 8 1843 HAR IS PHIL JPS, S E FAYETTE CO TH 10445 Nill IAH T (DR) 1860 APR 09 10393 GWYNNE, CATHARINE SHE8LY CO TN S R 1875 HOV 02 llBBLE, NF HENRY CO TN 2391 WILLIAH THOHAS 1867 000 00 POLLOCK, FRANCIS ANH 10397 SILAS LENIS CO TN 1869 NOY 13 LOGAN, SARAH ANH FAYETTE CO TN 10447 lfllllAH WBAILY 1855 AUG 18 WADLEY, PARALEE HADISOH CO TN 10399 SILVESTER 1833 KAR 28 lYLER, JULI AC HENRY CO TN 10449 lflllIE A 1861 AUG 19 JACKSON I SARAH LAWRENCE CO TN 10401 SOLOMAN 1677 OEC 27 YOUNG, CALL IE HENRY CO TN 10451 MYATT 1838 f£8 15 DAR.AN, SARAH HENRY CO TH ., •l ·~ SOME TENNESSEE MARRIAGES KUHBER HAKE DATE SPOUSE PLACE St HUH BER MAHE DATE SPOUSE PLACE Sf 9963 EPHRAIM 1790 JUN 28 JOHNSON, KARTHA GREENE CO tN 8970 AG R 1847 KOY 19 CLARK, JAKES IIlSOH CO TH 9965 EZEKIEL S 1842 HAR 07 STOKE , KALIHDA ROANE CO tH 8972 AJ 1861 JAN 01 LOGUE, PHOEBA SHELBY CO TN 9967 EZEKIEL S 1844 DEC 28 EllKG, ELIZABETH J TH 8974 AJ 1869 JUL 29 LEWIS, SUSAN A ROANE CO TH 8215 FRANK WILLIAH 1941 AUG 30 HElllG, HELEN HARIOK CO TH 8976 AS 1860 SEP 20 REED, ANH H KNOX CO TN 9969 FRAHltlIN 1851 SEP 08 PARTAIN, POLLY ANN GREEN CO TN 8978 ALEX 1805 OCT 30 DAVID, ELIZABETH lfllllAHSON CO TH 9971 FRANKLIN 1870 FEB 13 CHAPHAH, HAKCY T CAMPBELL CO TH 8980 ALEXANDER 1826 APR 02 SHELTON, ELIZABETH GREEN CO TH 9973 GT 1858 NOV lS LONG, L T IEAllEY CO TN 8982 ALLEN 1834 SEP 02 ALLISON, MARGARET GREEK CO TH 9975 GEORGE 1869 KAY 24 DAWSON, HESTER ANNE GIBSON CO TH 8984 ALPHA 1855 JAN 09 SAIN, ELIZABETH A HENRY CO TN 9977 GEORGE 1874 JAN 08 CAGE, KATILDA TIPTON CO TH 11401 AL SOM 1844 DEC 02 KOTLY, KARTHA GIBSON CO TH 9979 GEORGE 1877 JAN 03 GREEN, AilSEY HENRY CO TH 8986 AH ANDA 1873 AUG 2& RICE, LElllS HENRY CO TN 9981 GEORGE A 1866 KOY OS REED, KARY A GREEK CO TN 8988 ANDERSON 1867 JAN 07 STEWARD, ANGELINE MADISON CO TN 9983 GEORGE 8 1834 HOY 27 SCOTT, £LI ZA NILSON CO TH 8990 AND RU 1846 JUN 1J SUTHERLAND, NANCY GREEN CO TN 9985 GEORGE C BAILY 1848 AUG 19 BAILY, POLLY AHN STEWARD CO TH 12U9 AKDREll HAYHAN 1820 OCT OS KASH, ftAHALA TH 9987 GEORGE H 1839 OCT 22 JUDD, ELIZABETH JOHNSON CO TN 8992 ANDREI I 1842 FEB 08 GOODRICH, ELIZABETH "AOISOH CO TN 9989 GEORGE II 1848 JUN 26 BELL, SARAH If ROBERTSON CO TH 8994 ANDREW J 1854 SEP 01 FEAGINS, TABITHA HAIUNS CO TN 9991 GEORGE If 1851 AUG 06 SEXTON, ELIZA H~~l~HS CO TH 8996 ANN 1878 FEB 05 TUCKER, KORRIS HURY CO TN 11398 GEORGE If 1864 JUl Ol SIKS, ·EKILY LElllS CO TK 8998 AHN II 1852 FEB 19 ftcSIJHE, JOHN FAYETTE CO TN 9993 GILBERT H 1854 SEP 23 ftcAHIS, SARAH GREEK CO TN 9000 ARTER 1869 NOV 04 PEEBLES, CATHARINE IN 9995 GILES 1867 FEB 03 TAYLOR, KAKDY HENRY CO TN 9002 BEK 1871 OCT 20 JOHNSON, ANNA HENRY CO TN 9997 HH 1867 FEB 04 FULLER, ANN J FAYETTE CO TN 9004 BENJAMIN 1868 m 23 TIPTON, UARCHA SEVIER TH 9999 HARRIS 1852 ltAY 05 COTNER, MARY KRS FAYETTE CO TN 9006 BENJAftlH A 1844 OCT 26 SAIK, KARY GIBSON CO TN 10001 HARRIS 1859 DEC 28 BAILY, R E FAYETTE CO TH 9008 BEMJA!tlH A 1855 KOY 27 ClARl, E A FAYETTE CO TN 10003 HENDERSON 1845 AUG 14 JAClSON, ELIZA . GIBSON CO TH 11394 BENJAMIN C 1845 DEC 08 SULLIVAN, HAHCY WADE TIPTON CO TH 10005 HENRY 1866 FE8 20 RICH, REBECCA ROAKE CO TH 9383 BERTA 1878 SEP 07 HAYNES, CLIFFOK HENRY CO TH 10007 HENRY BAILY 1872 DEC 24 llILEY, JAKE TIPTON CO TN 9382 BOYD 1892 APR 01 UKDERKOOD, VALENTA SHEBY CO TN 10009 HENRY L 1850 DEC 28 SLEMP, KARY JOHNSON CO TH 9575 BURTON 1843 JUN 01 CARTER, KARINA E HEMRY CO TN l02SS HEZEKIAH 1859 JUL 20 HELTON, SUSAN GREEN CO TH 9S77 CAKPAIH 1833 FEB 18 HAU, JANE RUTHERFORD CO TH 10257 HIRA" 1861 APR 17 ftlLLER, ELIZABETH ROANE CO TN 9923 CARISOH 1850 JUN 15 DENNY, ELIZABETH SHEBLY CO TH 10259 HIRAM 1871 KAY 03 TUTERROI, MARY ROANE CO TH 9925 CATHARINE 1854 "AY 22 LAXE, WILLIAK HENRY SHEBLY CO TN 10261 ISAAC 1804 APR 13 HARNEY, BETSEY ROANE CO TH 9927 CELA ANH 1849 m 12 STEWARD, NlLllA" HENRY CO TH 10263 ISHAK 1854 DEC 17 BETTS, SARAH A GIBSON CO TN 9929 CHARLES 1845 KAY 13 lfRIGHT, ALVIRA OBIHA CO TN 10265 lSHAMAEl BAILE 1836 OCT 29 ADA"S, JAKE H SUKHER CO TN 9931 CHARLES 1869 DEC 23 SHELTON, HATTIE IN 10267 ISHl1AL 1847 HAY 24 STEPHENSON, KARY CARTER CO TH 9933 CHARO TT 1863 AUG 24 JONES, If " BEDFORD CO TH 10269 J 1843 AUG 31 8AKAGER, E WASHINGTON CO TH 9935 ClAIBOURH BAILY 1827 DEC 27 PHILIPS, FRANCIS NILSON CO TH 10271 J c 1856 KOY 18 ADAKS, AKAKOA I KKOX CO TH 9937 CLINTON 1847 SEP 22 HENNARD, RUTH HAWUKS CO TN 10273 J F 1868 DEC 17 800lS, ELIZA GIBSON CO TN 11457 CORNELIA 1851 OCT 17 COX, BRYANT HENRY CO IN 10275 J G 1878 FEB 21 BRIHKLEY, R T OYER CO TH 9939 CORNELIUS 1842 JAN 01 OUREN, AKAKOA W DAVIDSON CO TN 10277 J R 1860 OCT 04 FARNSICORTH, REBECCA GREEN CO TH 9941 CORNELIUS II 1827 JAN 09 PATTERSON, REBECCAH ltllSON CO TN 10279 JACKSON 1861 NOY 09 ROSS, HARY TH 9943 CYRUS J 1864 AUG 06 BAILGAR, KARY r SHELBY CO TH 10281 JACOB 1863 OCT 07 KAUK, MOLLIE E NASHINGTOH CO TN 9945 DANIEL 1842 APR 28 HUltSERO, SARAH GREEN CO TN 10283 JAKES 1804 DEC 18 KENNEDY, ELIZABETH GREEK CO TN 9947 DANIEL BAILES 1801 fE8 16 HANKINS, ELIZABETH GRAINGER CO fH 10285 JAKES 1864 JUN 23 GRAVES, NANCY BLOUNT CO TN 9949 DAVID 1848 DEC 04 HENNARD, KARY HAVUHS CO TH 10287 JAHES 1873 APR 18 HOORER, ENA HENRY CO TN 9951 DAVID BAILY 1869 NOY 29 DOVE, KARTHA OYER CO TH 10289 JAHES 1877 HOY 17 BOHO, SARAH HENRY CO TH 9953 OlZIA AHN 1857 JUN 22 10291 JAHES C BAILEY, JEREMIAH TN 1867 HOV 1l BALES, SAU IE JEFFERSON CO TN I 9955 ELD NA 1858 JAN 18 HESTER, AHN B IN 10293 JAH£S H 1856 HAY 25 GENTRY, SC JEFFERSON CO TN N 9957 El [JAH 1837 JAN 12 HORRIS, HANNAH HENRY CO TH 10295 JAHES L 1851 DEC 20 HARISFJELO, SARAH TIPTON CO TH ..... I 9959 EllJAH 1866 DEC 28 BAILEY, MARTHA C HADISON CO TH 10297 JAKES H 1867 JAN 21 BAKER, ftARTHA GIBSON CO TN 9961 Ell ZABETH 1824 OCT 12 STRONG, MilllAH GREEN CO TH 10299 JAKES R 1849 AUG 14 WEEHS, Ell ZABETH A GREEN CO JN 11397 EllZABEJH A 1848 DEC 21 JONES, ELLIOT GREEHE CO TN 10301 JAHES S 1826 DEC 04 PUCKETT I LUCY NILSON CO lN -20-

BAILEY • lY • MARRIAGES BAILEY • lY • MARRIAGES ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : : :::::::: :: : :: : : ::::::: ::: COUNTY SPOUSE COUHTY ·HAKE DATE SPOUSE HAKE DATE...... ······ ...... ······ BROMH, NANCY FRANKLIN GEORGE 28/APR/1810 RICE, PATSY LOG AK msE Ol/SEP/18J5 HOWARD, JANE HARLAN GEORGE 18/KAY /1822 BEADLES, ELIZABETH MERCER JESSE 15/HOV/1860 KILLION, ELIZABETH KAOlSOK GEORGE 07/0CT/1820 RUSHER, rRANlEY GREEM JESSE 30/NOV/1813 EVANS, CATY BATH GEORGE If 26/APR/1832 WINSTEAD, ELIZA KOPUNS ·-JESSE 23/NOY/1816 DUNCAN, IULLIS LINCOLN GRATS 10/JAH/1894 POWELL, ORA KNOTT JINNY 28/SEP/1811 WHITEHOUSE, K (KISS) KUHLEHSERG HD 18/JUN/1871 JOHNSON, KARY JANE CHRISTIAN JHO 13/JAN/1893 HAYS, ANGELINE FLOYD HANNAH 05/DEC/1199 MILSON, JA~ES KASOH JKO 03/DEC/lB58 HCHDLLAND, DAVID KNOTT HANNAH 26/0EC/1810 REYHOLDS, H BOURBON JOANNA 12/NDV / 1809 BRADLEY I lATTIE KNOTT HANSBERRY 04/FEB/1839 EKBRY, KARY LIKCOLH JOEL 25/DEC/1900 NEnOH, MARGARET FLEKIHG HARRIET 22/SEP/1834 RAIHS, JOHN LINCOLN . JOHN 24/JUL/1838 SYDNOR, SARAH A GREEN HARRIET B 14/0CT /1845 CLEMENS, HAS KUHLEHBERG JOHN 11/APR/ 1831 BOWEH, BARSHEBA fLEtUNG HATTIE 02/AUG/1899 SPURLIN, J T CHRISTIAN JOHN 18/0CT/1833 KARTIH, CATEY f AYETTE HE KRY 06/0CT /1869 PARXER, FRANCIS J KNOTT JOHN ll/rEB/1807 BAILEY I PEGGY LOGAN HENRY A 03/JUH/18'4 BURDETTE, SARAH JEFFERSON JOHN 30/JUN/1806 GODDARD, !~RAH K GALLATIH HEPSEY J 29/0CT/184' TODD, THOMAS A HOPUllS JOHN 20/SEP/1824 RICE, NANCY LOGAN HESTER V 15/JAH/1861 RICE, BAYLESS C HOPUHS JOHN 16/0CT/1806 HAZEUOOD, JAME LINCOLN HEZEUAH ll/APR/1826 HARHOH, KARY ADAIR JOHN • 25/KAY/18'6 WITHERS, SARA JAKE LINCOLN HIRAK E OS/JUN/1859 MEAOONS, NANCY E HOPlINS JOHN 11/JUN/m8 CATHEY, PEGGY LOGAN HIRAM H 18/NOV /1830 GILL, MARTHA H ADAIR JOHN 27/FEB/1805 SHREAHS I RACHEL WOOOF ORO HUGH S 01/0CT /1833 HELM, MARGARET FLOYD JOHN 19/DEC/1790 sm, PATSEY HOPKINS ISAAC 25/DEC/1813 KAOOOX, lATHERINE BARREN JOHN 23/DEC/1809 lfILSON, LEVINIAH BOURBON ISAAC 17/KAY/1838 ADAKS, ELIZABETH CLAY JOHN 22/SEP/1797 JONES, SALLY CLAY ISAAC J 05/NOV/1850 HARTIN, ELIZABETH HOPllHS JOHK 04/SEP/1811 Ol/JUL/1805 UNDER, KARY BRECKJ NRIOGE ISOBELLA 20/SEP/1809 BAILEY I JAKES LOGAN JOHN COLEKAH, PATSY CHRISTI AH J l 21/JAN/1863 JOHES, LOUISE AHN HARLAN JOHN A 29/JAN/1820 COOKSEY, SALLIE J CHRISTIAN J s 24/SEP/1890 HALE, SARAH CALOWELL JOHN H 15/SEP/1896 CARPENTER, SARAH GREEN J s 01/llAR/1886 KORSE, H F (KRS) CALDMELL JOHN H 26/JUH/1824 WEBB, LEALAH LOGAN J s 07 /HOV /1884 SHIRIDOH, H C CALDWELL JOHN JR 16/KAY/1801 HELSON, PATSEY B ADAIR J s 27/rEB/1890 CAKPBELL, KARY C CASEY JOHN H 31/JAH/1833 PENICK, HILDRED C GREEN JAKES 04/JAN/1841 KCCOLLUll, KARY CLAY' JOHN H 03/APR/1830 THOMSON, KARY ANH HOPUHS JAKES 25/JAN/1849 KClENZIE, KARY H JOHNSON JOHN P lS/AUG/1839 GULLEJT, ELIZABETH JOHNSON JAKES OS/FEB/1880 CESSNA, ALLA KUHLEHBERG JOHN Q A 28/APR/1851 HANKINS, KARTKA HOPUHS JAKES 20/JUH/1814 ROSE, CELIE ADAIR JOHN T 26/KAR/1867 BAILEY, MALISSA J HOPKINS JAKES 23/0CT/1797 ANDERSON, REBECCA GARRARD JOHN T 1' /NOY/ 18S9 HOWARD, LOUISA HARLAN JAKES 06/0CT/1827 JETT, SARAH LINCOLN JONATHAN ABSHIRE OO/DEC/1850 CLARK, SUSANNA FLOYD JAHES 15/JUL/1847 CARROLL, BRIDGET JEfrERSON JOSEPH 18/AUG/ 1831 BERRY I SALLIE C· WOODFORD JAKES 13/JAH/1823 CAKPBELL, IJllHHEFORD ADAIR JOSEPH C. 13/SEP/1865 GORIN, ELIZABETH A WARREN JAHES 29/DEC/1880 PARKER, HOLLIE lNOTT JOSEPH P 05/JAH/18'3 LACY I DAVID A KOPKIHS JAKES A 00/000/1813 HALE, HANNAH JEFFERSON JUICY 09/0CT/1850 IJIAKELIHG, JEREKIAH BOURBON JAKES G 14/KAR/1833 BOYD, ELIZABETH KA SON lESlAH 2S/DEC/1798 lfERHRLE, JOHN NOODf ORD JAKES R L 24/KAR/1880 REESE, ANNIE CALDIJIELL lUHHIGERNDY 09/DEC/1856 17 /KAY /1839 lElfIS, JAKES KUHlENBERG JAKES T 27/FEB/1860 COIT I ELLEN J WOODFORD LAURA HEY BOYD, JOHN tlASON JAHE 17/pEC/1823 WITHERS, BRADDDCl LINCOLN LEAH C 12/JUL/1819 oms, ANNIE FLOYD JANSEY(JINSEY) 12/JUL/1790 RUTHERFORD, JOHN LINCOLN LEMUEL U/OCT/1813 CHANDLER, WASHINGTON HO PUNS JAS B 10/KOY /1854 STANLEY, HESTER Y HDPUHS LETITIA S H l9/0CT/18S4 14/JAN/1815 ALLEN, THOMAS LINCOLN JAS D 09/KAY/1833 GRADDY I ZILPHA HO PUNS LETT tr.IA Ol/JAH/1822 . GRIDER, SALLY ADAIR JAS JR 26/JUL/1823 DOBYNS, PERllELIA If HOPUHS LEWIS 00/000/1853 ADAKS, REBECCA FLOYD JER~KIAH 02/DEC/1856 BAILEY ,SARAH ANH BUTLER LEWIS P

Some Kentucky Addresses ======c======Ky state Library & Archive Office of Vital Statistics Public Records Division Dep~ of Heath Service 300 Coffee Tree Road 275 East Hain st PO Box 537 rrankfort, KY 40601 Frankfort KY 40602-0537 Western------KY Genealogical KY Museum Library Society WKU Campus, 2201 Broadway, Ritz Hotel Bowling Green KY 42101 1503 Has i~dex to KY census records Paducah, KY 42001 prior to 1880/ .15 sheet +SASE -19-

BAILEY • lY • MARRIAGES BAILEY • KY • MARRIAGES . ········ -·. ······ ...... ·-········-·······················•··•·•······••·••••• ·········-················· COUNTY DATE SPOUSE COUHTY HAKE DATE SPOUSE HAKE...... ······ ·····- 20/NOV/1823 KARR, JAHES KADJSON ABRAHA.K 11/HAR/1819 HIClHAH I Ell ZA FRAHUIH CHARLOITE ADAIR . CHELLY JANE 27/APR/1865 BAILEY, LEWIS HOPKINS ADELINE 17 /FEB/1831 NAYLOR, BEHJAHIH fRAHlllH HUHI, DANIEL BARREN · CHURCHILL 04/SEP/1838 KILLER, JULIA AGNES 08/APR/1813 GARDNER, JULIA HUHLENBERG ALBIN OO/KAR/1812 KHEOVES, WYL£Y BARREN 0 D 18/0EC/1890 18/DEC/1815 RICE, ELIZABETH LOGAN ALEXANDER OO/HAR/1820 HART I MARY HE.HDERSOH DANIEL 17/0CT/1844 LYON, AGGY JOHNSON .. ALEXANDER 07/DEC/1836 GREEN, KARY HENDERSON DAVID CALOWELL THOHASsUH, SALLY HOPUHS DAVID H 23/JUL/1864 PEARCE, CORDELIA R ALEXANDER 30/SEP/1824 JOHNSON, JACOB ltERCER ALEXANDER 17/NOV/1807 PUNTENNY, HARG·(KRS) LOGAN DELIA 04/AUG/1831 23/KAR/1850 COHLEY, MILLIAK N JOHNSON ALFRED 15/JAH/1843 ADAKS, HARGARET FLOYD DICY HOPUHS SALYERS, KAHALA JOHNSON OOCIA F 15/NOV/1860 BAILEY, VALENTINE ALLEN 10/DEC/1855 JEFFERSON HOPKINS CLICl, £ J HOPUHS DRUCILLA 13/AUG/1821 m, ALLJCE L 25/NOV/1868 OHAN, SARAH fRANKlIH ALLIE 30/SEP/1805 WELLS, JOHN BOUR80H EDMUND 25/0CT /1832 EDWARD 30/0CT/1811 POTTER, SALLY LINCOLN ALLY . 08/AUG/1833 PARKS I JAHES MADISON NICHOLAS PRITCHETT, COLBY S HOPUMS ELIAS 05/MAY/1825 WEST, SALLY AMERICA L Ol/SEP/1852 PEPPER, ELIZABETH tlASON ANGELINE OB/NOV/1845 CAUDill,JAS FLOYD ELIJAH 26/HOV/lBU ELIJAH 03/HAR/1791 JACKSON, SARAH LINCOLN AHN 21/FEB/1867 ASHBY, RG HOPKINS HARLAN REED, GEORGE LOGAN ELISHA OO/OCT/1857 JAKESOH, MARTHA ANH 23/KAR/1805 LITTLEPAGE, HUTSON HOPKINS ANH 10/JAN/1821 BARNETT, JOHN LINCOLN ELIZA A 01/0CT/1841 Ol/DEC/1832 BLAINE, THOKAS ADAIR ANH 05/DEC/1837 FOLEY, FRANlLIN HOPKINS ELIZABETH HOPKINS TURK, CALEB B ADAIR ELIZABETH 30/0CT/lSSl FORD, PINCXNEY H ANN 02/0EC/1839 FARHER, JOHN E LINCOLN I ELIZABETH 22/AUG/1831 ANN 19/KAR/1825 HURREL SAKUEL GALLATIN ADAIR 10/JUN/1819 HIGGINS, JOHN GREEN ELUABETH 29/SEP/1817 WILSON, ABNER AHTHEKY CLYNE, WILLIAH JEFFERSON ARCHIBALD 18/JAN/1808. BROWN, SALLY FRAKlLIH ELUABETH 16/SEP/1847 EllZABEIH 11/SEP/18.10 DUGGAN, JOSEPH BARREN ATISA 23/HOV /1824 GRIDER, ARCHIBALD A ADAIR ADAIR 06/KAY/1867 COUCH, ANABELLA IHOTT ELIZABETH 28/0CT/1819 STAPP I ELIJAH BD HORRIS, HENRY LAWRENCE BARHALA S 11/NOV/1833 ONEHS, EKILY HOPKINS ELIZABETH 26/0CT/1853 ELIZABETH 08/SEP/1861 ROTHROCK, KO HUHLEHBERG BARNETT 30/0CT /1851 ARTERBERRY, SARAH DAVIESS· NOOOfORO FLOYD ELIZABEIH 23/SEP/1B48 JOHNSON, PAYTON BENJAMIN 20/AUG/1820 STEPP, FANNY KCCASLIN, JAKES SR CALOWELL BENJAHIH 09/FEB/1818 WOOD, SUSAH KASOH ELIZABETH (HRS) 28/SEP/1840 11/SEP / 1827 BARNETT, JAHES LINCOLN BEHJAHIN ll/OCT/1837 PAUGH, ANNY FLOYO EL LEH CHRISTIAN fLOYD ELLEN 26/SEP/1870 RAICLINS, If T BENJAHIH 20/JAH/1825 AOKIHS, NAHHY HURRAY, lHOHAS N AOAJR .. BEHHETT 16/JUL/1850 ROWLAHD, ELlZABEJH OAVlSESS ELHIRA 01/0CT/1840 ELSE 10/0CT/1839 HILL, CHARLOHE ADAIR SENNETT D OO/OCT/1812 KINCHELOE, ELIZABETH MUHLENBERG BOURBON KUHLENBUG ELZA 29/JUL/1829 SIMSON, ltARY ANH BENNETT 0 20/0EC/1830 BOWMAN, SllCY LAFFOON, RUTHERFORD HOPKINS BETSEY 00/000/1793 TATE, STEPHEN LINCOLN ELZABETH l 16/KAY/1861 25/HOV/1839 KOHlGOHERY, GEO T HOPKINS BETSEY 07/DEC/1826 HOLT, AHBROSE ADAIR EKILY J EMILY 0 17/fEB/1841 JEHUHS,JORDAN A HOPKINS BETSY 23/ARP/1810 SKITH, SAMUEL GREEN KNOTT FLOYD rw 15/0CJ /1884 GRIGSBY, SUSAN BRYAN 29/KAR/1814 DYKES, SALLY FLEKKING, S E(HISS) KNOTT CALLUM HOLMAN 00/000/1854 SATER, LUCY lYRK BARREN n OS/fEB/1879 FANNIE 09/0CT/1895 AOAftS, lfILLIAH NOOOf ORO CARRIE 14/0CT/1884 GRAHAH, iAHES If DOD FORD BOURBON UNCOLH fAHNY 21/SEP/1815 METCALFE, JOHN CARROL 08/fEB/1826 PATTOH, AKERICA HCOOWELL, ELIZABETH ADAIR CARTER 13/0CT/1811 ALLEN, JEMIMA HARDLIH FIELDING If 01/0EC/1830 FRANCES 28/DEC/1822 MARDIS, DUDLEY GREEN CAJHERIHE J OS/OCT/1839 BAILEY, WINFORD LINCOLN ADAIR 18/JUH/1839 HAMPTON, CHRISTIANA RUSSELL FRANCIS 11/DEC/1817 MARRINER, KARY N CHAllPIOH HAZELNOOD, CECELY LJHCOLH CHARLES 27/DEC/1824 JONES, ELIZABETH CASEY FRANKLIN 25/AUG/1B35 GABRIEL 21/0EC/1802 RICE, SABRA LOGAN CHARLES 22/SEP/1831 LIGHTFOOT, SUSAN FLEHIHG HASON JErrERSON GEORGE 16/HOVf1'818 HIGHT I PATSEY CHARLES 20/JUN/1795 SMITH, SARAH TUCKER, ELIZABETH LlHCOLN CHARLES C 08/JAH/1898 BAILEY, HATTIE KARY CASEY GEORGE 07 /JUL/1845 -18-

ABSTRACTS OF DEED BOOK F 1739-1744 BERTIE CO,NORTH CAROLINA ======

BAILEY, Benjamin li~ted as jurat. in Deed of Simon BRYAN, of Pasquotank Co,, NC. Ct. 1741 F261 BAILEY, Richard listed as· Wit in deed of.James BOON of craven,Co Ne; 1 Jan 1739 Ct. Feb 1739 F60 BAILEY, Richard to George BUNTIN; 6 Feb 1739. 10 pds. for 200 A. on ss·Maherring River· at Spring Branch on Kirbys Creek. Be part of patent formerly granted to Joseph BOON. fo.r · 480. A. dat~d 1 Ma.r 1719'. Wit: John DEW, Nicholas·· TYNER. Ct. t~b 1739 F61 : . BAYLE (BAILEY), William; Barnaby MACKINNE of Edgecomce Co, to William BAYLE(BAILEY) 9 Jan 1739. 6 pds. for 100 ·A. " .. at Mauls upper Line known by the name of Swanson Survey"to Deep. Valley. Being part of a trace of land granted to said Barnabe MACKINN by patent bearing date 30 Jul 1726. Wit Thomas CREW, William HURST. Ct. Feb 1739. F51 BAYLEY, William listed as Wit. to deed of Barnaby MACKINNE to Thomas HOWELL. Ct.~ Feb 1739. F120. BAYLE, William, carp.enter, to William HURST of Edgecombe Co. 15 Oct 1740. 10 pds.·for 100 A. Land on Roanoke adj Coll. Maul's upper line, Mackinne's head line to deep bottom. Part of tract sold to BAYLE for 739 A. by Coll. Barnaby MAC~INNE.dated 1739. Wit: John .DAWSON, Tho~as PARKER, NC. Court 11 Feb1740. W. SMITH C.J F178 . . . . ------~------~----~------~---~------

SOLLIVAH CO TEHRESSIE ------Tennessee vas oriqinally part of Fincastle Co, VA.------!ext, it vas half Borth Carolina, and half Indian Terrotory (Natch­ ez or •area south of the Ohio'). Rext, the IC half tried to 1ate tbeaselves th~. state of Franklin, which vas abol­ ished. Finally, the state of Tl vas formed in 1796. When it vas IC, it vas Washington Co. HC and the old area of Sullivan Co. TR vas then called Sullivan Co. BC. There vas a fev years between the state of Franklin and the real TH that vere the 'Watauga' years-another attempt at a separate governaent for TM. The current state line between If/Tl is not the original one. The original vas called the• Walter Line.• When this vas in effect (and it toot the federal governnaent 1any years to determine the current line). TN came over the KY line on the average of 20 ailes all along what is the current state line. FIIALLY-if your ancestors came from east Tfi, chances are they aay have been included on censuses for IY/TH/HC because this is a very mountainous region. The set­ tlers actually never tnev vhicb state and county they really lived in. Hany Sullivan Co, TR early records may even be found in Lee Co, VA! The census taker really never knew vhere he vas in those mountains. If a TH resident on the 1820 Tl census vas born before 1796, then technically, he vas born in IC!·

This is ABSOLUTELY the vorst area of the United States to reseirch because of all the above! Unfort~nately, you can't be sure you've checked a-11 resources untill you've checked IY/!l/IC and probably South lest VA. -17-

WILLS FROM NORTH CAROLINA ======BAILEY, Johnathan No date: Feb~ Ct., 1852. Bk. F,· p470. ·Daus: Lucy BRAZWELL, 1 negro;Polly TAYLOR~ her heir, 1 negro; Sally JORDON, lent land whereonshe lives, and 1 negro, reversion to her children; Nan.cy RUFFIN, lend iand where·on she lives and also 1 negro. Reversion to her children; ·Rebecca MAY, lend negro girl, reversion to her children; Martha AMASON, 5 negroes; Dilly, (dec'd?) her children; David Lawrence WILLIAM; (Gr. son); Elizabeth WILLIAMS (Gr.dau), 1 negro and $120 to be divided between them. Sons:· Bemjamin., and his heirs to have land on N side road and,.adjoin"ing Matthew WHITEHEAD, Jeremiah BATTS; also 1 negro. Exr: Thomas AMASON, Jeremiah BATTS. Wit: D.WILLIAMS & Thomas FLY (Abstract of Wills; E~gecombe~Co, ~C.1733-1856} ------~-~------Abstracts of Wills Book 1-Nash Co, North Carolina 1778-1868

BAILEY, John . P .14 June 12, 1781-0ct. Ct .. 1781. Wife: Judi th. Sons: 1.Henry 2.John-lafid in Johnson Co., brou~ht of Henry FINCH and Hardy BLACKWELL. Daus: 1.Drewseller O~NEAL, 2.Priscilla CARTER, 3.Chris CHANEY. 4.Ruth 5. Celia, 6. Unity. Ex: Wife Judith and son Henry. Wit: Henry FINCH, David BALEY,. Isham FINCH. ------BAILEY,------Samuel p65. Dec 15,1789-Feb. Ct. 1790. Sori: Henry. Daus: 1.Carron Happock JOYNER, 2.Elizabeth WHITLEY, 3.Hilley JOYNER. ~x~ · Son-in-law: Jacob JOYNER. Wit: Edward N~CHOLSON! John SHEPPARD, W. M. BAKER. ------BAILEY,------Samuel p; 382. Feb 11, 1831-Feb. Ct. 1832. Legatee: Samuel Jackson ARRINGTON son of Gen. Joseph ARRINGTON. Ex: Gen. Joseph ARRINGTON. Wit: John DERING, Thompkins ROSE. ------BAILEY, Wilson P. 584. Feb. 23, 1863-May Ct. 1863. Wife unnamed, "All my chil." unnamed. Ex: Friend; Kinchen BAILEY. Wit: Charles H. HARRIS,A.F.LEWIS ------*TO ALL; Please send.in your NC Wills, there must be some early ones out there some where!!!!* **********************************************~********************** -16-

HEADS------OF FAMILIES-1790 CENSUS-NORTH CAROLINA BAILEY------Abram 144 J. Ag 143 Judith 141 Stephen 80 Alex 110 Jacob 35 Lewis 135 Tamsey 141 Ann 27 Jacob 36 Lydia 35 Thomas 27 Ansel 122 James 139 Lydia 37 Thomas 35 Arthur 141 James 144 Margaret 140 Thos 93 Ben 122 Jane 27' Mary 37 Thomas 157 Benjamin 27 Jeremiah 88 Mary 116 Thomas 169 David 27 Jesse N 139 Mathew 35 Thomas Sr 36 David 139 John 27 Micajah 143 William 62 David 141 John 88 Patrick 27 William 100 David 178 John 89 Rich 89 Wm 110 David 178 John 100 Richard 159 Wm 110 David Jr 27 John 131 Robert 27 Wm 119 Edmond 122 John 141 Robert 168 William 139 Edward 179 John 171 Samuel 54 William 141 Francis 160 John 180 Samuel 139 William 141 Gabrial 27 John Jr 27 Samuel 171 William 170 Henry 30 Joseph 27 Sarah 11 William 178 Henry 150 Joseph 162 Sarah 11 William Sr 170 Henry 171 Joseph Jr 27 Sarah 27 Yancy 80 I sum 147 Joshua 139 Simon 139 BAILIE James 178 BAILY WM 110 ======------HEADS OF FAMILIES=l790 CENSUS=SOUTH CAROLINA ------

~8ILEY Allen 58 Isaac 72 Kanady 23 Wm 63 Daniel 72 James 58 Martin 62 William 73 Daniel 73 James 65 Nathan 58 William 73 David 72 James 73 Ralph 32 William Sr 73 David 90 John 62 Reuben 96 Zachariah 72 Eliza 62 John 92 w 23 Henry 92 Jos 10 (widow) 72

BAILY M. 35 BALEY Wm ,James, Wm 51 BAYLEY Charles 48 " Robert 68 ======

State Record Center All Historical Maps of NC Achives and Records Section 1585-1896 215 North Blount St. 15 maps=$22.00 Raleigh, NC 27602 Historical Publication St:ct 101: ( Wi 11 s) Div. of Archives and History Dept. of Cultural Resourcts 109 East Jones St. Ra 1e i g h, NC 27 611 ======-15-

BAILEY+++NORTH CAROLINA TAXPAYERS 1679-1790

------~------by; Clarence E. Ratcliff (Genealogical Publishing Co, Inc, 1987)

NAME PLACE YEAR NAME PLACE YEAR ------_,.. ___ _ ----- Abram Onslow Co 1771 Nancy Pasquotank Co 1789 Benj Wilkes Co 1782 Nicholas Onslow Co 1771 Britton Hal·i fax Co 1783 Philip Onslow Co 1771 Claudius Orange Co. 1779 Richard ·Granville Co 1785 David Pasquotank Co 1779 Richard Granville Co 1771

David Rowan Co 1761 Robert Montgomery Co 1782 David Jr Pasquotank Co 1789 Robert Pasquotank Co 1779 David Sr Pasquotank Co 1789 Robert PasquoTank Co 1789 Gamaliel Surry Co 1782 Sarah Bladen Co 1784 Henry Wayne Co 1786 Sarah Pasquotank Co 1789

Henry Pasquotank Co 1779 Stephen Granville Co 1785 James Warren Co 1784 Taylor Johnson Co 1784 James orange Co 1779 Thomas Bertie Co 1781 James Hertford Co 1784 William Hertford Co 1779 Jane Pasquotank Co 1789 Wm Granville Co 1785

Jeremiah Granville Co 1785 Wm Hertford Co 1784 Jeremiah Granville Co 1771 Wm Johnson Co 1784 Jeremiah Jr Granville Co 1782 Wm Rowan Co 1761 John Orange Co 1779 Wm Rowan Co 1770 John Granville Co 1785 Wm Caswell Co 1784

John Halifax Co 1783 Wm Jones Co 1779 John Pasquotank Co 1789 Wm Granville Co 1771 John Sr Pasquotank Co 1789 Wm Jr Hertford Co 1784 Jonathan Craven Co 1779 Wm Jr Surry Co 1782 Joseph Pasquotank Co 1779 Yancy Caswell Co 1784

Joseph Onslow Co 1771 Mary . Pasquotank Co 1779 John BAYLY Perquimans Co 1772 NORTH CAROLINA=Addresses for Resources; ======

NC Dept of Cultural Resources Univ of NC at Chapel Hill Library NC State Archives Rare Book Collection 109 E Jones St Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Raleigh, NC 27611 (919) 962-1143 (919) 733-3952 Has; Rare Book Collections $5 per search + SASE European Manscripts from Medieval Period,ect ======18th Century Landowers Maps Toe Valley Genealogical Society The Custom House 491 Beaver Creek Rd PO Box 594 Spruce Pine, NC 28777 Jamestown. NC 27282

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Parks BAILEY, a brother of John BAILEY, was the youngest son of Samuel and Augusta PARKS BAILEY, and named for his grandfather, David PARKS. He was born at Hedgelands, Oct 13, 1763. He married May 5th 1786 in Amelia Co, VA, Mary CABINESS, the daughter of Charles CABINESS, the inventor of plug Tobacco. Charles was both a planter and manufacturer. Parks BAILEY· was a soldier, took part in the battle of Yorktown, VA. This couple lived several years in his native county, then moved to Henry Co, but finally went to Pu­ laski, Giles Co, Tenn, to a grant of land given for his services in the Revolutionary War. He walked twice during the day of his death to his daugh­ ter's home, Mrs Sarah Lewis BAILEY PULLEN, and without a day's illness, died while at evening prayers, Feb 9th, 1833. His wife died June 1st, 1819. Rev. Robert Parks BAILEY, a son of Parks, and Mary CABINESS BAILEY, lived with his parents after his marriage to Miss GREEN of S.C till their death. William BAILEY, another son of Parks and brother of the above, married Valerine NEVEN, of Lyons, France. They had a son, William Adolphe, who was entered at Yale and graduated as valedictorian in 1842. William Adolphe BAILEY, after his graduation at Yale re­ turned to New Orleans, studied law, and before this, was Supt. of Public Schools, and soon afterwards was appointed­ Judge of the 18th Judicial District. His wife was Cecile LASTROPES, who came from one of the most prominent and influential Creole families. Charles Cabiness BAILEY, son of Parks and Mary CABINESS BAILEY, married Martha Hairston ROWLAND of Henry Co, ·VA. Their daughter, Mary BAILEY, was born in this county, but was taken to GA. in infancy and finally married J.H. TRAY­ LOR, the youngest son of Rev. J.C TRAYLOR, long of Henry Co, VA. Patience BAILEY, a descendant of Samuel and Augusta PARKS BAILEY, married T. Patterson TRAYLOR. ======*.**Faye Poss 471 Mimosa Drive. NW, Tucker GA 30084*** sent this additional info on Samuel and Augusta PARKS BAILEY; they lived in Troup Co, GA. . Their son, Parks BAILEY b 13th Oct, 1763 Va married 5th May, 1786 to Mary CABINESS. *****************************THANK YOU, Faye*************** ***Can anyone add to this line?*** -13-

SAMUEL BAILEY and AUGUSTA PARKS = of VA ======from a history of Henry Co, VA, by; J.P.Hill

The English BAILEYs were desended from a general of William of Normandy, France. This general was intrusted with the great treasures of the King. The office of stewardship was often called bailey instead of steward, hence the name "BAILEY." Quite a number of them were crusaders who ac­ hieved a large number of escutcheons, as many as eleven being recorded in Burke's General Armory. One claimed by this Bailey shows the strong Norman preference for parts of the human body, or the brute creation, while the Anglo­ Saxon leaned to Cabalistic designs. The tradition back of the crest is that his general suc­ cessfully defended a tower filled with women and children. On the coat decoration is found a representation of an animal skin, ermine, and bars, which, in any number means protection, taken in 35 as they are here, they mean a pilgrimage to the Holy Land.

The English BAILEY's intermarried with the royal family of Ireland, lineal decendants of the kings of Leinster (Mac­ Murrourgh), Ireland, and lived near Dublin.

Samuel BAILEY, the son of Sarah LEWIS, and a desendant of the English-Irish BAILEY's was a large, handsome man, and a true Virginia. He married Augusta PARKS in 1744, and build a home in Albemarle Co,VA, which he called Hedgelands and where his children were born and raised. One, Sarah Judith, born in 1745, married I.Y. HILL. It was during the France and Indian Wars, that he earned the title of General BAI­ LEY. He was a patriot, ever inch of him, for he spent his means, too, in the last named, as well as in the Revolu­ tionary conflict. It is unfortunate that we have only a record of his being Quartermaster of the 11th Virginia Regimemt. He died in 1781. John BAILEY, the eldest son of Samuel, was born at Hedge­ lands in 1746. He was a member of the Albemarle Guards in the Revolution. He did not marry early, but was a great trader, t~aveling to Richmond, Norfolk, Savannah and New York, on horseback to the boats. Other time~ he went on stage fron state to state, but always accompanied by his body-servant, "Chester Wade", who was purchasted from Wade HAMPTON, of s.c. Chester was a artist in his line as a servant. After John BAILEY was wealthy and a bachelor, he married, on March 8th 1790, Mrs Sarah SMITH ALLEN, a widow with six children, but the latter were well provided for. She was the widow of William ALLEN, who reared 20 children. On one of John BAILEY's trips to Savannah, he heard it whispered that there were cases of Yellow fever in that city, and he left immediately on a boat to Washington, ·thence hurried home only to die of this.fearful disease in 1817. · (next page) :l2ID! !!!1ll !!!l:! -12- The Holy Bible, printed by E.W., Wm. B. & B. G. Allen, Newburyport, 1813. Submitted to the Society 1954 by Mrs. Marguerite (McCampbell) Giere, Hmmond, La. Original owners: John Bailey and Clarissa Joiner. Small Bible, recovered with homespun cloth sewn with flax thread. Bailey records between Old and New Testa­ ment, with Jlidgdell and •rown records on fly-leaf nearest back board. Present owner, Mrs. Victoria (Bailey) Joiner, Hammond, ta., widow of Alfred Obed Joiner (son of Andrew Joiner and Ruth Lester), and daughter of Benjamin Franklin Bailey and Cornelia Narretto.

8ECOlU> John Bailey and Clarissa Joiner were married 13 December 1818 Mary Ann Bailey was born August 29th 1820 James Bailey was born February 26th 1822 Elizabeth Bailey was born May 30th 1823 Nathan Bailey was born November 23rd 1824 Clarissa Lucinda Bailey was born February 20th 1826 Olivia Bailey was born • • • 1827 Brunette Bradford Bailey was born March 25th 1829 Margaret Maria Bailey was born 22nd September 1830 John J. Bailey was born May 12th 1832 Jasper Newton Bailey was born·July 29th 1834 Benjamin Franklin Bailey was born February 24, 1837 Eliza Bailey was born February 8, 1840 Frances Bailey was born • • • 1842 Caroline Bailey was born • • • 1844 Nathan Bailey died the 22nd of November 1834

IN BACK OF BIBLE Maria Ridgedell was born 18 December 1829 Thomas Ridgdell was born the 2nd October 1830 Semantha AJzada llidgdell was born 17 March 1832 Clarissa Lucinda Ridgdell was born S November 1834

BAILEY FAMILY BIBLE submitted by Ted O. Brooke

The Bailey Family Bible Record is a part of Georgia Supreme Court Case No. 15749 - Caleb A. Blake vs. Jennie A. Black, et al, .. on pages 33 & 34 of the court papers. The will of Claiborn W. Bailey is mentioned in this case and this wil 1 is of record in Newton County, Georgia in 1864. This case involves disputed land, apparently in Newton County, and states, "counsel for plaintiffs introduced deed from Thos. P. Born to Claiborn W. Bailey to premises in dispute dated ____ • Copy of last will & testament of Claiborn W. Bailey and probated - see copy hereafter - & certified to • Letters Testamentary issued to Mrs. Mary J. Bailey, Executrix of C. W. Bailey, dated May 2, 1864 (will admitted to record). Extract from family Bible showing ages of children ••• ".

EXTRACT Almeda Jane Bailey was born 23rd November 1840. Francis Marion Bailey was born 3 March 1843. Elisabeth Clementine Bailey was born the 9th November 1844. John Washington Bailey was born the 29th June 1847. Mary Ann Bailey was born the 24th March 1849. Georgia Ann America Bailey was born the 9th Jany 1851. David C. Bailey was born 1st June 1854. Joanie Isabella Bailey was born January 15th 1859.

iNote: Photocopy of this Bible record has been placed in the Bailey Family Vertical Folder" at the Georgia Department of Archives and History, October, 1988 by Ted 0. Brooke.] -11-

TOMBSTONES AT HILL'S FARM IN ACCOMAC COUNTY, VA ======communicated by Margaret Seymour Hall Sacred to the memory of Thomas BAYLY, Son of Edmund BAYLY, Grandson of Edmund BAYLY, and great-grandson of Richard BAYLY of Craddock. His mother was Rose, the dau of Maddox FISHER, of Northampton. He was born 14/Mar/1737-8, Old Stiles and died--(illegible). In memory of Anne BAYLY, wife of Thomas BAYLY, Dau of Richard DRUMMOND and grand-dau of Major Richard DRUMMOND by his wife Patience, who was the dau of Richard HILL, the proprietor and patentee of this plantation (Hill's Farm) in the year 1666. Her mother was Catharine, the dau of Thomas HARMANSON of Northampton. She was born 26/Feb/1742-3, Old Stile, and died 8/Sep/1801, North Stile. On her left lie her Father, sister and six of her children. Her second son was lost at sea and left living three sons and two daugh­ ters. Edmund BAYLY, son of Thomas BAYLY and Ann his wife. He was married to the dau of John UPSHUR, of Northampton. He was the cleck of the district and county courts held at Accomac Court House, and was born 27/Aug/1763, and died 18/Nov/1805. Sacred to the memory of Col. Thomas M. BAYLY, 3rd son of Col. Thomas BAYLY and Anne DRUMMOND his wife. He was born 26/Mar/1775. On the 24th of March, 1802, he was married to to Margaret P. CROPPER, Daughter of Gen. John CROPPER. On the 21st of Dec, 1826, he was married to Jane 0. ADDISON, the widow of Colonel Kendall ADDISON, and the daughter of Samuel COWARD. On the 7th of January, 1834, he died. Devoted attached to his country, he spent the best years of his life in her service. Col. BAYLY entered into public life in 1798, and continued in it, with the intermission of a few years, until 1830, during which time he discharged the respective duties of a Member of the House of Delegates of Virginia, of the Senate of Virginia, of Congress of the United States, of the late Convention of Virginia which formed her new Constitution, and of the important session of the Legislature succeeding it. Col. BAYLY's highest eulogy as a public man is found to be in the continued confidence of his constituents, which he enjoyed during all the aggravated times, and amid all the mutation of parties through which he passed. It is a fact as honourable as singular in his history that he never lost a election, and very rarely ever had one closely contested. Col. BAYLY as a politician was found on the side of popular rights. This monument is erected to his memory by his Widow. ------Rachel UPSHUR, the wife of Edmund BAYLY, was the daughter of John UPSHUR and Anne EMERSON. 1763-1805 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ There will be more on this BAYLY Line of Accomac ***and Northampton Co, VA later in this issue. *Donna****** I I-' 0 I HUtlBER HAKE DATE SPOUSE Pl ACE ST NUHBER HAit( DAH SPOUSE Pl ACE SJ

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HUHBER HAKE DATE SPOUSE PLACE ST NUHBER NAHE DATE SPDUSE PLACE ST 54 AB I DON 17B9 FEB OB LADD, t!ORHIKG CHARLES Cl TY CO YA 4976 JAKES ALLEN 1838 JUH 15 WHITE, HARRI£T SUE WASHINGTON CO YA 105 ABIGAIL 1789 OCT 29 I WOOTTON EDllARD SUSSEX CO VA 9093 JAKES BAUL 179S AUG 09 ROACH, NANCY HENRY CO VA 3739 ABRAHAH 1797 JUL 22 COCKERHAN I REBECCA LUNENBERG CO VA 2876 JAKES ROBERT 1B50 000 00 HILL, SARAH J llOHTGOKERY CO VA 3741 ABRAHAH 1829 000 00 S"1TH SARAH 1 PAGE CO VA 117 JESSE 1792 HOY 17 JOHNSON, PHARAHA SURRY CO VA 46 ABSALOH 1757 KAY 19 HARGRAVE, Ell ZABETH SUSSEX CO VA 10063 JOEL 1788 HAY 03 ltOORE, RACHEL FREDERICK CO VA 46 ABSALOK 1780 JUN 06 BOOTH, HOLLAND VA 9155 JOHN 1700 000 00 cox I IUHIFRED VA 54 AB I DON 1795 OCT 18 BRIGG, ELIZABETH LOUISE CO VA 2901 JOHN 1709 DEC 29 JACKSON, KARY HU KENT CO VA 3796 AGNES 1768 DEC 06 CLARK, RICHARD GOOCHLAND CO VA 8900 JOHN 1745 JAN 06 FRANK, SARAH HANOVER CO VA 3794 AGNES 1781 FEB 01 CLARK, lllllIAH GOOCHLAND CO YA 8904 JOHN 1750 000 00 LYON, FRANCES KELSON CO VA 4541 AGNES 1817 DEC 31 ELDER, JOHN R HARRISON CO YA 77 JOHN 1756 000 00 CALTHORPE I t!ARY SOUTHAKPTON CO YA 3845 ALFRED 1846 AUG 31 BAILEY I SARAH t!ONTGOHERY CO YA 12706 JOHN 1788 t!AR 20 BLANKENSHIP, llINNEY POWHATAN COO VA 5979 ALFRED 1859 KAY 19 FOUNDS, ELIZABETH JAN IORT CO VA B655 JOHN 1790 0_00 00 ALLEK,SARAH ANN SMITH ALBEHARLE CO VA 79 ANN 1769 JUN 18 HUNNICUTT, llYXE SURRY CO VA 5985 JOHN 1791 DEC 28 llAOE, MOURNING AMHERST CO VA 196 ANN 1783 AUG 20 CORNllELL, SAKUEL SURRY CO VA 112 JOHN 1792 "AR 18 BAILEY I RE8ECKAH SUSSEX CO VA 196 ANN 1783 AUG 20 PRETLOll, THOKAS JR SURRY CO VA 8874 JOHN 1792 t!AR 18 lllLSON, LYDIA HENRY CO YA () en 30 ANSELH 1738 000 00 HARGRAVE I t!ARY VA 0 0 8874 JOHN 1792 HAR 18 lllLSOH I LYDIA HENRY CO YA ...., 75 ANSELM 1761 DEC 19 HUNNICUTT, RUTH SUSSEX CO VA tJ ::s:: 4782 JOHN 1835 APR 14 BAILEY I POLLY TAZEllELL CO VA t'lj 1 ANSOLKE 1668 000 00 llARREN, ELIZABETH VA 13014 JOSEPH 1664 000 00 DAVIS, HANNAH YA rt" 12392 ARTHUR 1654 000 00 JORDON, ltARY VA 49 JOSEPH 1753 APR 19 STANTON, t!ARY SURRY CO VA ...., < 27 BENJAHIN tJ H 1731 000 00 RUSSELL, FAITH SURRY CO VA 107 JOSEPH 1784 APR 15 BLOll, ltARY SUSSEX CO YA 27 BENJAHIN 1749 000 00 LADD, SARAH ro ~ VA 67 JOSHUA 1774 NOY 09 STANTON, PATIENCE SOUTHAKPTON CO VA Ci) 89 BENJAMIN 1763 000 00 SCOTT, ElllABETH >< ISLE OF NIGHT YA 136 JOSIAH 1804 JUL 15 BALLARD, SUSANNAH YA rt" H 8888 BETSEY 1796 DEC 14 EZELL, WllllAK GREENSVILLE CO VA 12191 JOYCE 1697 AUG 02 BARBER, lllLLIAH RICllKOND CO VA z 8620 BRAXTON 1817 000 00 GORDON, NANCY BELFORD CO YA ...... 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Crawford County was to become part of Pope County in 1840.) Although the family had owned slaves in Virginia, none was reported on the 1840 census. A Rufus is listed on the 1860 census of Pope County as living at Galla Rock in the home of Martha Tate Williamson, a widow with two younger children and twins, Marion and Elizabeth Robinson, age 25. (It is possible the twins were from a previous marriage.) Marriage Book D, Page 83 of Pope County states that ~ufus and Elizabeth were married on l Decmber 1861. In February of 1862, he enlisted in Company A, 1st Battalion Arkansas Cavalry, c.s.A., serving under Colonel Stirman. He fought at Shiloh in Tennessee on April 6 and 7, 1862, and was captured at Iuka, Mississippi, about three days later.. He was subsequently paroled, according to The History of the Shinn Family, by Josiah Shinn, 1903, but his military record shows that he was absent without leave in January 1863; also, that he never received any pay for himself nor his horse, which he apparently furnished for the Cavalry. Rufus and Elizabeth Robinson Bailey had the following children: i. George Alexander Bailey, born 18 January 1863 at Galla Rock, Pope County, Arkansas ii. Richard Abraham Bailey, born 29 February 1866, was usually called "Dick". He married Bertha , and they had two children: a daughter, JoAnne Bailey, and a son, Earl Bailey. iii. Caledonia (called "Donna") Bailey was born about 1867. She never married. Elizabeth Robinson Bailey died when her daughter, Caledonia, was born and probably is buried at Galla Rock Cemetery. After her death, Rufus married (2) Elizabeth Malinda Shinn Shoptaw on 4 August 1867. Elizabeth Malinda was· the daughter of Littleton C. and Nellie Tucker Shinn, a prominent Pope County family who had moved in 1840 from Cararrus County, N.C., where Elizabeth was born 3 February 1836. Elizabeth Malinda was the widow of John Wycliffe Shoptaw who had served in the same Cavalry unit with Rufus and never returned from the war. Rufus homesteaded a farm at Mill Creek, 7 miles west of Russellville, Arkansas, and it was there that he and Elizabeth Malinda Bailey raised their seven children. Those children were: iv. Evalina Bailey, born 1868, died 1927, married a Mr. Price v. Virginia Elizabeth Bailey, born 1870, died 1949 ,· lived at Mill Creek vi. Laura Ellen Bailey, born 1871, died 1955 v11. Henry Monroe Bailey, born 1873, died 1950 viii.Charles Franklin.Bailey, born 1876, died 1857 ix. Annie Bailey, died young x. Cora Dozella Bai~ey, born 1879, died 1959, marred Green Nordin. ****·*********** CONTINUED NEXT ISSUE Scott Dickerson, 550 Toftree Ave, Apt 246, State Collage PA 16803 is from the oldest BAILEY line we have been able to find. Scott would like to find other researchers working on this line. -7-

ii. Richard o. Bailey, born ca 1795, died February 1802 iii. Francis Baker Bailey, born 1 May 1796 iv. Jane Brissie Bailey, born 3 August 1798 v. James Bailey, born 1800, died July 1805 vi. Polly Bailey, born 1800, died July 1805 vii. Peter A. Bailey, born April 1802 viii.John Bailey, born 10 December 1804, died 27 June 1809 ix. William H. Bailey, born 1806, died 13 October 1835 x. Richard Abraham Bailey, born 10 May 1811, died about 1820 xi. Branch Giles Bailey, born 3 February 1812, died 5 September 1824 xii. Elizabeth Mary Ann Bailey~·born 18 May 1816, died February 1896

P~ter Cock Bailey died ca 1844 in Kentucky, (History of Texas: Tarrant and Parker Counties, 1895, p. 623) 7. FRANCIS BAKER BAILEY, born 1 May, 1796 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, died in January of 1855. He married Evalina B. Hill in Mecklenburgh County, on 6 May 1819. She was born 26 March 1802 and died in July of 1854. Evalina was the daughter of Elizabeth Hill Clark and her first husband, John Hill. The children of Francis Baker and Evalina B. Bailey were: i. John. H. Bailey, born 21 March 1820 ii. Robert M. Bailey, born 16 November 1821 iii. 'William F. Bailey, born 27 September 1823 iv. Richard A. Bailey, born 8 May 1825 v. Branch G. Bailey, born 8 April 1827 vi. Hume F. Bailey, born 15 June 1829 vii. Otway L. Bailey, born 25 March 1831 viii. Thomas B. Bailey, born·7 July 1833 ix. Samuel w. Bailey, born 17 February 1835 x. Charles G. Bailey, born 26 February 1837 xi. Ruffus A. Bailey, born 26 June 1839 xii. Elizabeth H. Bailey, born 2 March 1843 Francis Baker Bailey served as a justice of the peace in Virginia. He apparently was of an adventurous nature, for in 1833 he left Virginia, spent 1834-1836 in Kentucky and Tennessee, and arrived in Crawford County, Arkansas in 1837. He was in Fort Smith, Arkansas, in 1841, then left there for Texas on a prospecting tour in 1845. lHistory of Texas, Tarrant and Parker Counties, 1895, p. 623). Next came a sojourn in Ill~nois, and in 1Q48 he was in Warsaw, Missouri. (Knowledge of his travels is revealed through letters written by Francis, which are in the possession of some of his descendants.) In 1835, Francis Baker Bailey had settled with his family in Galla Rock, Pope County, Arkansas, where he built and operated an iron works. An iron headstone in the Galla Rock Cemetery is presumed to be his, although no inscription is visible now. 8. RUFFUS ALEXANDER BAILEY was born in Crawford County, Arkansas, on 26 June 1839, and he died 26 September 1913, (This part of -6- \ \

The children of Roger C. and Mourning Hoskins Bailey were:

i. Yancy bailey, born 1751, died 4 September 1805 ii. Thomas Bailey iii. Temperance Bailey, born 16 October 1761, died 1823 iv. Peter Cock Bailey, born 9 October 1762 1Pension application, No. S21618, reveals that he had a step­ mother and left home. His father had gone south with the Revolutionary Army. v. Martha Dicy Bailey, born 5 August 1763 vi. Andrew Bailey, born 1 August 1767 v11. Richard R. Bailey, born 22 April 1770, died 1825 viii.Elizabeth Bailey, born ca 1772 ix. Ruth Bailey, born ca 1774 x. Sally Bailey, born ca 1778

(Bible records and other records definately confirm the first five as siblings. However, there is a question as to whether the last three children belong with the others. Cockes and Cousins, Vol. II, p. 20)

Colonial Abstracts of Virginia, Henrico Co., Vol. 21, Fleet, p. 128: Vestry at Hentrico County Courthouse, 22 October 1766, "To Roger Cocke Bailey for Jemima Scott - 150."

6. PETER COCK BAILEY was born 9 October 1762 (His pension application indicates he was born in 1762 and that he was a descendant of William Bailey and Abraham Bailey) in Henrico County, Virginia. (Note: Account of Peter Cock Bailey to Roger c. Bailey, his guardian, dated 1 January 1780 and recorded 7 August 1780, Charlotte County, Va., Guardian Book I, Page 100, states his birth year was 1765.) Peter Cock Bailey entered service as a Revolutionary War soldier in Granville County, N.C. and served under Captain William Gill, Jr., and Colonel Thornton Yancey. He eventually received a pension of $75.66 per annum for this service. In 1831, he moved from Mecklenburg County, Va., to Montgomery County, Tenn. (Virginia Pension Abstracts, Vol. 2, Kate McGhee, p. 91-93). He was security for Samuel Cox, who served as executor of the will of John Cox. In December 1786, Peter Bailey signed a receipt for 10 negroes, "in full of my legacy left me by my Grandfather Abraham Bailey pr. me." The receipt was exhibited in Court held in Charlotte County, Va., 1 October 1787, by Francis Barnes, Guardian of Peter Cock Bailey, and ordered to be recorded.

Peter Cock Bailey married 27 August 1792 Sarah Baker who died 23 January 1822. She was the daughter of Jane and Zachariah Baker (Bible record: "Mother was Sarah Baker, wife of Peter Bailey"). Their children were:

i. Otway Licepious Bailey, born 19 September 1794, died 23 December 1832 I -5-

(Cockes and Cousins, Vol. II, p. 8 "Order based on dates of Deeds of Gift Abraham Bailey made to his sons.") Henrico County Deeds, Pt. 2, Dec. Ct. 1773: "Between Abraham Bailey of Henrico County and Peter Bailey. Bounded: Joseph

i Bailey's line ••• to Thos. c. Bailey's line .•• to William Randolph's line ••• to corner Chatian(?) Bailey's line. Wit. Roger Cock Bailey, Thos. Williams, Darby Whitlow. SIGNED: Abraham Bailey." History of Henrico Parish and Old St. John's Church, 1611-1904, Moore, p. __ : "A vestry held at Curles Church in 1730 - To Abraham Bailey, for John Worth, Brought over. 25,800 lbs. (of Tobacco) 1,164 p. 36: "Pursuant to an Order of Vestry held for Henrico Parish, 6 Dec. 1735: • ... bounds of land bewteen Abraham Baly and Tabitha Ballou'". p. 75: "Henrico Parish for the year 1745: To Abraham Baley for burying Mary Guinn, a mulatto, a poor person who happened to be taken ill and dyed at his House. 100 lbs (of Tobacco)" p. 133-134: "Vestry held in Courthouse of Henrico Parish, Wednesday, 9 Nov 1768, for the parish Levy: To Abra. Bailey for maintaining Jemima Scott 2 years - 500. To Abra. Bayley for David Johnston - 300." p. 145: "Vestry held at Richmond Town, Henrico County, Monday, 9 Dec 1771, for laying parish Levy: To Abra. Bailey, Const., his account allowed for removing 5 persons out of this parish - 237."

5. ROGER COCK BAILEY was born ca 1727 and died ca 1785. He received 140 acres of land on the north side of the James River in Henrico County, Virginia from Abraham Bailey on 7 March 1763 (Deed and Will Books, 1750-1767, Page 774). He purchased 60 acres of land on Bluestone Creek, Charlotte County, Va, in 1777. He served in the Revolutionary War in 1781 as a Corporal in Capt. James Gunn's Company of Virginia Regulars from Charlotte County, Va. (Virginia Colonial Militia, Crozier, Henrico County, 1774-1782) Roger Cock Bailey married (1) Mourning Hoskins (Will of Nicholas Giles, probated 1781, who had married Phoebe Bailey, widow of Thomas, names daughter Betty Hoskins and granddaughter Mourning Bailey. Cockes and Cousins, Vol. II, p. 20). Also, Nicholas Giles and Roger Cock Bailey were neighbors in Henrico County: " ..• Between Roger Cock Bailey of. Henrico County and Thomas Williams 7 lbs - 12 acres small tract once sold by Luzby Turpin - Cornelius Creek Corner line of Nicholas Giles to line of Roger Cock Bailey." Henrico County June Court 1772 (Ibid). Roger Cock Bailey married (2) Elizabeth , a widow. (As a widow of Roger Cock Bailey, she lived alone in Charlotte County, Va. Court Records O.B. 7, 1789-1794.) -4- \

,•.. -- ..... ' "*" ~-·· ·...... -...... \\ Cotrall sells Wm. North of Henrico Par. for L20. 50 acres on S. side Deep Run, Old House Branch, being the plantation first settled by Thos. Baley. Signed Thomas Cotrall. Wit: Abra. Childers, Elizabeth x Childers. Recorded July 1736." Thomas Bailie had at least two children:

i. Thomas Bailie, Jr. (relationship necessarily inferred by the use of the term "Sr." - Colonial Abstracts, Court Orders, Charles City County, Va., 1658-1661, p. 49) . ii. Abraham Bailey (Sr.) (relationship necessarily inferred by the Revolutionary War penison application of Peter Cock Bailey who named his grandfather, Abraham Bailey (Jr.), and his first ancestor at Jamestown, William Bailey. His .. grandfather was the son of Abraham Bailey, Sr. - Cockes and Cousins, Vol II, p. 8).

3. ABRAHAM BAILEY (Sr.) died ca 1713 (Inventory, Cockes and Cousins, Vol. II, p. 8). Cavaliers, Vol. II, p. 325, states, "Mr. Thomas Peren, 140 acres Henrico Co. in Verina Par. on N side of James Riv. 20 Oct. 1688, p. 666. Adj. Mr. Richard Peren; and Abraham Bayly; on Cornelius Creek; to Wm. Giles (Gyles); & Thomas Bayly. ., - Trans of 3 pers. Thomas Mortin (or Martin), Jonathan Bayly, Wm. Jesop." Page 326: "Mr. Abraham Bayly 142 acs Henrico Co. in Verina Par. on N side of James Riv. called Mount Peloim (or Pelom); ______of Oct 1688, p. 667. Beg. nigh the goeing over of Cornelius Creek; to Mr. Burton; on head of Holly Br. Trans of 3 pers: Jno Good, Mary & Frank " Page 363: "William Glover 217 acs. Henrico Co. N side ot James Riv. 28 Apr 1691, p. 160 ... adj. William Ballue & land of Abraham Bayley." Abraham Bailey had at least one child: Abraham Bailey, Jr. (Cockes and Cousins, Vol. II, p. 8). 4. ABRAHAM BAILEY (Jr.) was born ca 1694, died after 1774, and was named in the Revolutionary War pens~on application of his grandson, Peter Cock Bailey. He married Temperance Cocke prior to 1720. She was born ca 1700. Children born to Abraham and Temperance Bailey were:

i. Henry Bailey, born ca 1721 ii. ~~------~' a daughter born ca 1723 iii. Joseph Bailey, born ca 1725 iv. Roger Cock Bailey, born ca 1727 v. Peter Bailey, born ca 1729 vi. Temperance Bailey, born ca 1731 vii. Abraham Bailey, Jr. born ca 1733 viii. David Bailey ix. Thomas Cocke Bailey, born ca 1740 -3-

F ENlCIE ONIL William Bayley of Jamestown, Virginia and One Branch of His Descendants 1583-1979 Most of the following was researched and compiled by c. Tennyson Bailey of Russellville, Arkansas. Arabic numerals indicate descending generation.

1. WILLIAM BAYLEY, born in 1583, arrived at Jamestown Colony, Virginia aboard the ship "Prosperous" in May 1610. (Ship Passenger Lists, The South 1538-1825, Boyer, p.10 NOTE: This arrival was ten years prior to the arrival of the famous "Mayfl"ower" passengers at Cape Cod, Massachucetts in December of 1620.) Mary, his wife, was born ca 1600, arrived in the ship "George" in 1617. A son, Thomas, was born to them ca 1620 in Jamestown. This family was reported in the 1624 Musters of the Inhabitants in Virginia as being in the "West & Sherley hundred, Charles Cities" on January 22, 1694. (Hotten: Original Lists of Persons of Quality 1600-1700, p205) In the original records of this Muster, William Bayley 's valuable assets are listed as one house, one cow, 12 pounds of lead, 1 pound of powder, 150 pounds of fish, "corne", a gun, and 12 "poultrie." William Baly was granted a "pattent" for 100 acres in "The Corporacon of Charles Citie" and again, William Baily was granted a "pattent" for 50 acres in "the Territory of Greate Weyonoke" (Hotten, p. 268 and 269) William Bailey was named in the Revolutionary War pension application of his great­ great-great-grandson, Peter Cock Bailey as an ancestor who was the first s e ttler at Jamestown Colony.

2 . THOMAS BAILIE was born in 1620 at Jamestown, Virginia. His father, William Bayley, had settled in Henrico County along the James River. On the colonial map, " Curles of the James", in Henrico County , Thos . Bailie is shown occupying the west side of Bailey Creek where it emptied into the James River . Wm. Baily is shown directly opposite on the east side of Bailey Creek. In Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. I, Part I, p.26, we find the following entry: "THOMAS BAILIE (Bay lie), 150 acs. Chas. City Co ., 9 July 1635, p. 215. On the S & near the mouth of Baylys Cr., beg . at a small swamp with a little brooke running in the "middest" of it & extending S. into the woods . 50 acs. due until him as heire of his father William Baylie who dyed possessed thereof & 100 acs. fro trans of 2 pers . Mary Welsh & Mary II In Vol. II of Colonial Abstracts, Court Orders, Charles City County, Va, 1658-1661, Beverly Fleet, p. 11, "Mrs. Mary Wests sells Ardington 150 acres ... wch so land did formerly belong to Mr . Thomas Bay ly and was purchased of him by the so John Butler dec'd. Recorded August 1658." On page 48 of the same volume, Thos. Baylie Sr. signed as witness to a power of attorney on 23 Sept. 1658. On Page 49, Thomas Baylie served as a witness to a legan document on 8 Sept 1659. Cavaliers, Vol II, p. 109: "Wm. Blechinden 150 acres Nansimond Co. , 28 Oct 1672, Granted to Thomas Bailey & escheated ... " In Colonial Abstracts of Virginia, Henrico Co. Vol 21, Fleet, p . 31, p. 561 Deed 5 July 1736. Tho .

, ,-. .,- ry - ' .. •• ! ,.. ; r \ ,·. , _\ :. ·. .. ' • ''" l ( -t i. : ' . . . "'!. \ I • I ~ . WEST VIRGINIA HERITAGE PAGE 70 WEST VIRGINIA HERITAGE PAGE 71 of powder for the Garrison of the and express messenger, and thus former place when it was besieged she was employed for several green by her descendants. that day the remains were exhumed by the Indians. Having obtained years. 1901. The members of the Point and the next day conveyed to Point this she returned and thus saved 1817. She made her last visit Pleasant Battle Monument Com­ Pleasant, where on the 10th of the Garrison and other inmates to Charleston and there and in mission learned that the relatives October they were reinterred in from death at savage hands. The that vicinity spent the summer of Anne Balley were willing that the Monument Park under the aus­ distance between the two forts of that year. her bones should be removed to picies of fue Col. Charles Lewis was more than a hundred miles, 1818. She removed with her Point Pleasant. On Saturday, Chapter, Daughters of the Revolu­ the whole of it was a wilderness son to Harrison township. Gal­ October 5th, Hon. John P. Austin, tion, and here they will repose road. lia county, Ohio, he having sold accompanied by Mr. Norman Gib­ while thousands who hereafter visit his Carm on the Kanawha about son, of Henderson, We st Virginia, the spot will learn the story of three miles above Point P leasant, was dispatched to the graveyard her strange and eventful life. 1800. Her son William, grown in Gallia county, Ohio, where, on to full manhood, took Mary Cooper, the preceding year to William whose home was on the !arm Sterrett, the consideration being now owned by George Pullins, Esq., fourteen hundred dollars, current on the Kanawha river about nine money of Virginia. (See Records, miles above Point Pleasant in a Mason County Clerk's Office.) Those Dirty Girtys canoe, to Gallipolis where they were united in marriage, the first 1820. About this time she was (From "Biographical Sketches years ago, U report can be relied Virginians married in the old a frequent visitor at Gallipolis with other literary remains of on, He settled in Pennsylvania, French town. (See Records of where she was ever a welcome the late John w. Campbell, Judge where that liberty, which he Gallia county, Ohio.) visitor in the homes of the old of the U. s. Court for the Dis­ sought, degenerated in his pos­ French settlers of that place. Her trict of Ohio" By his widow, 1838) session, into the basest licentious­ 1802. Her husband, John Balley, home was nine miles away and ness. His hours were wasted in died and was buried on the Joseph she was in the habit of walking idleness and beastly intem­ Carroll farm, fifteen miles above the whole distance. Perhaps there was no part of perance. - Nothing ranked higher Charleston, on an eminence over­ 1825. November 22nd, Anne America so highly prized by the in his estimation, or so entirely looking the beautUul Kanawha and Balley died suddenly at night, while aboriginals as Kentucky. To them commanded his regard, as a jug there he now reposes. A second sleeping with her two little grand­ its importance consisted not so of whiskey. "Grog was his song, time Anne Bailey was a widow children, one of whom, the aged much in the fert1lity of soil as in and grog would he have." His and she went to live with her Mrs. Willey, still lives at Gal­ the abundance of game which it sottishness turned his wife's af­ son William Trotter. She rode lipolis. For seventy-six years her afforded. Indeed, by common con­ fection, Ready for seduction, she back and forth from Point Pleasant remains reposed in the Trotter sent, they abstained from occupy­ yielded her heart to a neighbor­ to Lewisburg and Staunton, acting graveyard in the vicinity In which ing it with their families, reserv­ ing rustic, who to remove all in the capacity of letter carrier she lived, her grave being kept ing it exclusively for a great hunt­ obstacles to their wishes, knocked ing ground: The interminable cane Girty on the head and bore o!I brakes and numerous licks, yielded the trophy of his prowess. Quote from Harpers subs istence to such vast herds of He left four sons, Thomas, buffaloes and deer, as have never Simon, George and James, - The been seen elsewhere. From Harpers, June, 1872 of tl1e judiciary. The judge im­ three latter, we re taken prisoners It is not at all astonishing that Near P --, in West Virginia, mediately suspended the African by the Shawanoes, Delawares and with, the Indians should have defended, Senecas, in that war which devel­ is a local court presided over by with great obstinacy, a country so · an honest old farmer, who in " You - old rascal! why didn't oped the military talents or Gen­ dear to them, against tlie incur­ eral Washington. George was earlier years was an attorney at you haul timber for me, as you sions of the whites, That tl1ey law. The judge is a unique spec­ promised? I'll teach you a lesson!• adopted by the Delawares, and con­ imen-muscular, Impatient, quick­ Old Alric squared off, shucked were vigilant, active and cruel tinued with them until his death, tempered, but not ungenerous. Re­ his coat, spat on his hands, and cannot be denied. They were pro­ He became a perfect savage - his voked to a degree of phrenzy, which cently, while on the bench, he replied: manners being entirely Indian. To led to acts of daring and outrage, consummate cunning he added the speid in the audience an old •come on, massa! come on! shocking humanity. In their attro­ Negro whom he had employed to Dis ole chile used to spank you most fearless intrepidity, He cities they had the aid and counte­ fought in the battles o! Kenhawa, haul some timber from his saw­ when you's a boy, and, by golly, nance of the Girtys, of whom a mill near by, t:it who had been he can jis do it agin!" blue Licks and Sandusky, and gain­ brief account will be given. ed hlmseU much distinction for induced to the same kind of labor The judge's •motion• was over­ Girty, the father, was an emi­ for another person, to the neglect ruled, and a nol. pros. entered. skill and bravery, In his latter grant from Ireland, about eighty years, like his father, he gave II

''< WEST VIRGINIA HERITAGE PAGE 68 WEST VffiGINIA HERITAGE PAGE 69 \ II while our abhorrence of the Re­ York. After dinner the line was of the Revolution." Anne Bailey the death of her husband a strange bellion found vent in our express­ reformed for the march down was one of these; and the school wild dream seemed to possess ed desire to 'Hang Jeff Davis on Broadway to the Ferry, When U1e her and she vowed revenge on the a sour apple tree,' children should be able to tell order 'Forward march' rang down to the tilousands who will hence­ Indian r ace, Having matured her " In this way the song with its the line, our band struck up our forth visit her tomb, the real plans she submitted them to Mrs. five verses was put together, favorite tune, the regiment joined story ot her life. Moses Mann Ulen residing in piecemeal, and when sung at night, in the refrain, and their steady Augusta, but afterward in Balli In lhe barracks, became Immense­ The following facts obtained tramp was emphasized by the from Border Annals, from offi­ county. She approved them and ly popular. chorus from a thousand throats of gave a home to tile orphan son. "Every Saturday afternoon Gil­ cial records, and from persons I 'Glory Hallelujah,' The song soon who knew Anne Bailey, will help It was now U1at Anne Bailey more's Band came down from the became a national one, while in abandoned that home IUe tilat had city to play for dress parade, ac­ them to do this: I I the Army of the Potomac the 12th 1742. Anne Ba 11 e y, whose once been so dear to her and companied by crowds of people In Mass, was known as the 'Halle­ entered upon that military career excursion steamers, One Saturday maiden name was Hennis, was born lujah Regiment,' " in Liverpool, the western which has made her name famous I the quartette took P. s. Gilmore Note: It is generally known that metropolis of England the home for all time. Clad in the male into one of the casemates, and sang Julia Ward Howe wrote the Battle of her lather, who, in early life, costume of the Border, with rifle the tune to him time and time again, Hymn of the Republic to the mea­ had been wounded at the battle in hand, she attended the militia while he played it on his coronet, sure of the J ohn Brown song. She of Blenheim, while serving under musters and urged men to go to and then noted the air in his band heard thousands of soldiers sing­ war against the Indians in defense the Duke of Marlborough, She was of hopeless women and children; book, The next Saturday, when U1e ing with great fervor their battle named for Queen Anne, regiment was at parade rest, the song and was profoundly impress­ 1747. When five year s of age or to enlist in tile continental band started down the long front ed, At the suggestion of a friend army and fight the Briton from her mother took her to London the sea. Then she became mes­ to the Inspiring strains of 'John that more appropriate words might to visit relatives, and for U1e Brown,' then played by a band for be written for the music she com­ senger and scout going from one first time and probably tile last, frontier post to another, thus con­ the first time. posed her famous poem, The sol­ she saw the splendors of the "When the regiment left Boston diers, however, to the end of the tinuing that career of female British capital. While there she heroism which made her name for Harper's Ferry, It stopped for war clung to the words of the John witnessed the execution, April 9th, dinner in City Hall Square, New Brown ·song. of Lord Lovet on a charge of a familiar one to the pioneers. treason. 1748 to 1760. She resided in 1785, She was again united in Dates in the Life of Anne Bailey Liverpool and attended school in marriage, lhis time to John Bailey, that city. a distinguished border leader of By Virgil A. Lewis 1761. Both parents were dead character, and to learn and to southwest Virginia. He had as­ In Ohio Archaelogical and she was alone in a great sisted in carrying Col. Charles and Historical Publications, 1908 know therealnarrative-U1etrutil­ city. This year she crossed tile regarding that record female Lewis o!C the field when fatally (Mr. Lewis is the State Historian Atlantic to join her relatives, tile wounded at the battle of Point heroism which has no Pfil'.allel Bells who had emigrated to Vir­ of West Virginia, the author of in the annals of tile Border Wars. Pleasant, Rev. John Mccue was "The History of West Virginia• ginia some years before. A jour­ in the County Clerk's office at The keeping of her grave is now ney over the Blue Ridge brought Lewisburg.) and many valuable publications in care of tile Colonel Charles concerning the early historical Lewis Chapter Daughters of tile her to their home near Staunton events in tile Ohio Valley.) American Revolution and they in the Shenandoah Valley. All that was earthly of Anne 1765 She wedded Richard Trot­ 1788. She went with her husband must answer a thousand questions ter who had been at Braddock's Bailey, the Pioneer Heroine of regarding her, whose bones they to Fort Lee which was built by the Great Kanawha Valley, U1at Defeat and was prominent in Bor­ the Clendenins that year on the keep. Anne Bailey was herself der Wars, Representatives of his has not crumbled to dust, has a Daughter of the Revolution, a present site of U1e city of Charles­ been removed to Point Pleasant real one, who served he r country family still reside in the Shenan­ ton the capital of West Virginia. and re-interred in Tu-Endie-Wei faithfully and well when that strug­ doah Valley. Th~ husband was a member of 1774. On the lOthdayo!October, Park. It is, therefore, now time gle was in progress. Then tills the Garri~ and she served as to eliminate from the story of western border was the •Back her husband, Richard Trotter, was messenger between Fort Lee and her wonderful career and life of Door of the Revolution," and the killed in tile b alt I e of P o int Fort Randolph, at Point Pleasant. adventure, as scout and mes­ men and women who kept back Pleasant. 1791. She made her famous ride senger, everything of a mytilical from it tile savage allies ot Great 1774 to 1785, Eleven years of from Fort Lee to Fort Savannah legendary, fabulous and fancitul Britain were the •Rear Guard widowhood. When she heard of at Lewisburg to secure a supply Michael Bailey i /og/9-? _ MIL'r01'i-FREEWA'f'ER - . ~frh2.el R Bailey, 43, of 11 7 S.E. S~ve~th Ave., clied July 7, 1997, at bis home. . Funera arrangements are pend­ ing at ~1unselle-Rhodes Funeral ' Home, 902 S. Main SL, Millon­ Freewater.

Michael Bailey 7/ttJ/'f 7 MILTO!\-FREEWATER - I_ Mich11cl R Bailey, 43, of 117 S.E. Seventh Ave. clied J uly 7, 199i , al his ~-- borne. ( The memorial service will be 3 p.m Saturc:!2 ~ at the home of James Larson, located directly behind the Garden Center at Stateline The ,. Re\'. Richard Da\'idson "iJI officiate. A memorial tree pla.11ting will take l. pl.ace at 5 p.m Saturday at Mr. Bai­ ley's borne. Memorial contributions may be l II:.ddc to !\J.r. Bailey's famiJ;· through Munselle-Rhodes Funeral Home, 902 S. Main SL, ~fi.lton-Fteewater . He ·.i.·"'' t~-.:r D F>c ')fl l 0!53 , ir l<•ng B·: ·1(·1-\ Cal.ii., to WiJ!iam and Kath­ leen Da,is Bailey He grew up and attended schools in Long Beach As i' a child he lived for a time ir: Yoko- hG..ma, Japan He er.jo:,·8d tra\'eling I 'and v. ent to \-enezue!a v•·hc::--e he ;- liv?d anC ~'orkeC for a llinc He come to L'i? :'\c-rL,west in 193r, and

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