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Thomas Cummins, Ca. 1744-1797/1798 of Duplin County, NC Eugene E. Trimble 2413 Creekridge Drive McKinney, Texas 75070-7792 214-544-2360 [email protected] April 30, 2004 Thomas Cummins, ca. 1744-1797/1798 of Duplin County, NC “Cumming, Cummings, Cuming, Cumine, Cummine: The Once powerful family of Comyn or Cumyn are believed to have come from the town of Comines near Lille on the frontier between France and Belgium, etc.” 1 The Cummins family about which this account deals is first found in and near Duplin County, NC. Thom. Cummings was a petit juror Dec. 9, 1741 in New Hanover County, NC 2 “White Oak, in Onslow County [North Carolina]. Epheram Swift, deceased. Will November 4, 1744...Witness Thos. Cummins. 3 “Page 29 Duplin County List of Capt. Stallin’s District taken by Danl Teachy & returned April 1786, Page 1.” “Page 119 Onslow County ‘A list of soles [souls] of the Upper So. W. Dist. Taken by me the 4 th of April 1787. Errows Excepted.’ D. Shepard page 1 Thos. Cummins WM 21-60: 1; WM under 21 & above 60: 4; WF all ages: 3.” 4 From the Duplin County, NC wills is found the will, probated January Term of Court, 1798, of Thos. Cummins and mentions sons Thomas, Benjamin, Hugh, William, George, Aaron and James. 5 1 The Surnames of Scotland, by George Fraser Black, The New York Public Library, 1946, page 191. 2 New Hanover County Court Minutes 1738-1769; Abstracted, Compiled and Edited by Alexander McDonald Walker, 1958, page 28. 3 Abstract of North Carolina Wills , by J. Bryan Grimes, Raleigh, N. C. 1910 (Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD, 1967; page 368. 4 State Census of North Carolina 1784-1787 ; Transcribed and Indexed by Mrs. Alvaretta Kenan Register; Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., Baltimore, 1978. 5 An Abstract of North Carolina Wills from about 1760 to about 1800 , by Fred A. Olds; Southern Book Company, Baltimore, MD, page 99. 1 The marriage records of Duplin County, NC show the marriages of Hugh Cummins to Susan Wells [or Wills] on April 5, 1810; George Cummins to Zilpha Byrd on Jan. 3, 1807; Aaron Cummins to Rachel Hall on Jan. 1, 1804; and Amos Cummings to Sally Bowen on Dec. 20, 1835. 6 The 1850 Census of Montgomery County, TN, shows Aaron Cummins, born North Carolina, 1779-1780 and wife Rachel, born North Carolina, 1782-1783. 7 1. Thomas Cummins/Commans ; born about 1744; died Duplin County, NC, 1797 or 1798; last will dated May 10, 1796 and probated January Term of Court, 1798; married _____ (living May 10, 1796). Children in the order as named in the will of Thomas Cummins quoted below; in addition the 1790 census indicates three probable daughters and North Carolina Wills lists William Cummins as a probable son: + 2. Thomas; of age by May 10, 1796; executor of his father’s will. + 3. Benjamin; living May 10, 1796. + 4. Hugh; living May 10, 1796; married April 5, 1810, Susan Wells. 5. William + 6. George; living May 10, 1796; married Jan. 3, 1807, Zilpha Byrd. + 7. Aaron; born North Carolina 1779-1780; married 1 Jan 1804, Rachel Hall and was living in Sampson County, NC in 1820. and Montgomery County, TN in 1850. + 8. James; living May 10, 1796. The following quotation was found on Genforum.com, Cummins Forum, posting number 174, of Oct. 24, 1998: “The will of Thomas CUMMINS/COMMANS of Duplin County, N.C., abstracts of wills, here is what it does say (spelling unchanged): 10 May 1796 - Jan Term 1798. Sons Thomous, Benjeman & Hugh the plase whare I now live with my beloved wife (not named) haveing hur thurds of the same plase hur life time; sons George & Aaron 150 acors on the Et. side of No. Et. River; son James 100 acors in the No. side Island Creek; all my goods and chttels to kept togather until sum one of my children shall part off from the rest. extrs: son Thomous & Timmothy Techey. witness: Andrew Thally, John Thally. Signed: Thomas Cummins” Thomas Cummings appears in the 1790 Census of Duplin County, NC as: Thomas Cummings males 2-5-4-0-0. This translates into 2 Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families, i. e., born prior to 1775; 5 Free white males under 16 years;, i. e., born 1774-1790; 4 Free white females including heads of families. 6 Duplin County, NC Marriages 1780-1865; Volumes 1 and 2; by Bell, 1935, pages 14 and 15. DAR Library, Washington, DC, Number 24988-89. 7 U. S. Census, 1830; Robertson County, TN, page 13. U. S. Census, 1840; Montgomery County, TN, page 255. U. S. Census, 1850, Montgomery County, TN, household 931, family 931. 2 The following quote is from Rootsweb.com: “Duplin County, NC - Revolutionary War Military Services, Surnames A-D CUMMINGS/Cummins, Thomas, Private, NC Militia Soldier drew two RW pay vouchers. Soldier lived in Duplin Co. NC in 1790 and had one older male and five younger males, and three females with wife in his household. Soldier was born about 1744. Soldier wrote his will in 1796 and it was probated in 1798. Six sons are listed in his will: 1-Thomas Cummings 1767, 2- Benjamin Cummings, 3-Hugh Cummings who married 5 April 1810 Susan Wells, 4-George Cummings who married 3 Jan 1807 Zilpha Byrd, 5-Aaron Cummings 1772 who married 1 Jan 1804 Rachel Hall and was living in Sampson in 1820, and 6-James Cummings. Wife and daughters not listed. There were apparently daughters as listed in the 1785 state tax list and 1790 US Census for Duplin. “ There is an excellent possibility that the father of Thomas Cummins was the Thos. Cummins shown in Onslow County in 1744: “White Oak, in Onslow County [north Carolina]. Epheram Swift, deceased. Will... November 4, 1744...Witness Thos. Cummins. 2. Thomas Cummins (Junior); is shown in the Duplin County, NC 1800 Census as: Thomas Cummins, males 0-0-0-1-0; females 1-0-0-1-0; all others 0; Slaves 0. Thomas Cummins is shown in the Duplin County, NC 1810 Census as: Thomas Cummins; males 2-0-0-1-0; females 1-1-1-1-0; ; all others 0; Slaves 0. 3. Benjamin Cummins ; living May 10, 1796; not traced. One “Benjamin Cummins” is shown in the 1820 Census of Wilson County, TN, page 18, as: males 2-0-0-0-1-1; females 1-0-1-0-1; identity unknown. 8 4. Hugh Cummins ; living May 10, 1796; married April 5, 1810, Susan Wells. Hugh Cummins is not further traced. One “Hugh Cummings” is shown in the 1820 Census of Wilson County, TN, page 418, as: males 1-1-0-1-1-0; females 0-0-0-0-1, identity unknown. 9 6. George Cummins ; living May 10, 1796; married Jan. 3, 1807, Zilpha Byrd .. George Cummins is enumerated in the 1810 Census of Duplin County, NC, as: George Cummins; males 3-1-0-1-0; females 2-1-0-2-0; ; all others 0; Slaves 1. 7. Aaron Cummins ; born North Carolina, 1779-1780; living Robertson County, TN, 1830 and Montgomery County, TN, 1840 and 1850; and probably died there; married in Duplin County, 8 Tennessee 1820 Census Index by Ronald Vern Jackson and G. Ronold Teeples. 9 Ibid. 3 NC, Jan. 1, 1804, Rachel Hall 10 (born North Carolina, probably Duplin County, 1782 or 1783; living Montgomery County, TN, 1830-1850). Children as appear probable from 1830, 1840 and 1850 censuses: + 9. David H.; born Feb. 16, 1806; died Jan. 7, 1834. 10. A daughter; born 1804-1810. 11. A son; born 1810-1815. 12. A son; born 1810-1815. 13. A daughter; born 1810-1815. 14. A daughter; born 1815-1820. 15. A daughter; born 1820-1825. 16. A daughter; born 1820-1825. 17. Samuel; born 1826-1827. 18. Sarah; born 1829-1830. 19. Jane; born 1829-1830. Aaron Cummins is shown in the Duplin County, NC 1806, Early Census Index Database .11 Aaron Cummins is shown in the 1820 Census of Sampson County, NC, National Archives Series M33; Roll 85; page 279 or 212, as: males 2-2-0-0-0-1; females 3-1-0-1-0=0-4. The family unit appears as below: 1 male under 10; born 1810-1820 1 male under 10; born 1810-1820 1 male 10 to 16; born 1804-1810 (David H. Cummins) 1 male 10 to 16; born 1804-1810 1 male 45 and over; born prior to 1776 (Aaron Cummins) 1 female under 10; born 1810-1820 1 female under 10; born 1810-1820 1 female under 10; born 1810-1820 1 female 10 to 16; born 1804-1810 1 female 26-45; born 1775-1794 4 persons engaged in Agriculture Aaron Cummins is shown in the 1830 Census of Montgomery County, TN, page 13, as: 10 Daughter of David Hall; who was born roughly ca. 1755 (not of age in 1764); died Sampson County, NC, March 1822); married Mary _____ (living March 1822). Children as shown in estate papers of David Hall: 11 Jackson, Ronald V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp. North Carolina Census, 1790-1890. [database on-line] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-. Compiled and digitized by Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes. 4 males 1-0-0-2-1-0-0-1; females 1-2-1-1-1-0-1. 12 Also shown in this census, page 14, is James Cummins as: males 0-1-0-1-1-0-2; females 1-0-0-0-1.
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