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Jacob Barner (Bernard)

Notes for Jacob Barner:Jacob BarnerJacob Barner, son of John Barner, may have removed initially fromPowhatanCounty, Virginia to Bedford County, Virginia, later to Prince Edward and Charlotte County,Virginia,and subsequently to Logan County, Kentucky, where he may have died. He may have been bornin 1749 and may have died on April 9, 1837 (Logan County, Kentucky). A headstone in theBarnerGraveyard, on what is/was Robert Kirkpatrick farm, in Logan County, Kentucky, indicatesthat theJacob Barner of Logan County, Kentucky, was born 1749, in County Down, Ireland,emigrated toAmerica in 1790, was many years a citizen of Russellville, and that he died on April 9,1837.Notwithstanding this Headstone, it is presently believed that the Jacob Barner of LoganCounty,Kentucky might have been the son of John and Anne Barner of Powhatan County, Virginia.Others buried in the Barner Graveyard in Logan County, Kentucky, are:
John, d. May 29, 1811, in his 8th yr.;
Susanna, d. June 23, 1841, inher 1st yr.; son & dau. of John & Mary BarnerSusanna, dau. of John & Eliza S. Barner, Jan. 10 1823-July 2, 1826Mother of Josiah Emmitt, d. 1823, aged 61 yrs.Catherine E., dau. of Josiah Emmitt, June 1, 1805-Nov. 20, 1833Mary F., dau. of Warren & Minerva Jackson, Nov. 21, 1831-May 29, 1833Sarah Orr, of Williamson Co., Tenn., d. July 19, 1835, aged 68 yrs.James W., Mar. 1, 1831-Jan. 17, 1832; infant son, Aug. 4-5, 1833; sonsof JamesB. ThompsonEliza R., consort of James Thompson, Nov. 12, 1802-July 30, 1835[Kentucky Cemetery Records, Volume I, compiled, edited and indexed bytheKentucky RecordsResearch Committee, Kentucky Society Daughters of the AmericanRevolution, 1960,page 279]On December 20, 1782, a Jacob Barner received a grant for 575 acres inBedfordCounty, locatedon the West Side of Little Falling River [Grant Book H, page 184,Virginia LandRecords]. On thesame date, it appears that his brother, Francis Barner, also receiveda grantfor 1,100 acres, onboth sides of Little Falling River, extending over the ridge, on thebranches ofFalling River [GrantBook H, page 155, Virginia Land Records].Jacob Barner married Susanna North, ca. March 15, 1784 [MarriageBonds, PrinceEdward County,Virginia]. He purchased land in Charlotte County, Virginia, andresided therewith his family untilabout February, 1811.Known or Probable Children:1.William H. Barner2.John Barner, probable son of Jacob Barner and Susanna North, wasborn between1785 and1794, as there were two free white males between the ages of 16and under 26 inthe 1810Census, living in the household of Jacob Barner. One is believedto have beenWilliam H.Barner and the other should be the probable son, John Barner. Inaddition, aJohn Barnerwas witnessed to a Deed of Jacob Barner's, in February, 1811. Itis believedthat John Barnermarried and that he might have had a son named John Barner, Jr.Son JACOB BARNER married SUSANNA NORTH in Prince Edward County, Va. in1784.WILLIAM NORTH (herfather, maybe Unknown) was Surety, and the marriage bond was dated March 15,1784,Prince Edward Co., VA (taken fromCatherine Lindsay Knorr's "Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns ofPrinceEdward Co., Va. 1754-1810,")Jacob Barner and Susanna North were the parents ofWilliam H. Barner, Sr. b. March 1785, died 1842John Barner, b. 1787, died 1836JACOB was known to own quite a bit of land in Virginia and there arenumerousaccounts of the sale and purchase of theselands by him during the latter part of the 1780's. One such landpurchase readsas follows:"This indenture made this 15 Day of December Domo onethousand Seven hundred and eighty eight between Mildred Bunkley& Jesse Bunkley of Charlotte County one part, and JACOB BARNERof Prince Edward County of the other part Witnesseth that the saidMildred & Jesse Bunkley for and in consideration of the sum of SixtyThree pounds Current money of Virginia hath granted, bargained, andSold and by these presents doth fully clearly and absolutely grant,bargain & Sell unto the said JACOB BERNAR his heirs and assignsforever, one certain Tract or parcel of Land Lying on the west sideofHorsepen Creek in the County of Charlotte, containing one hundredand twenty Six acres Marked as followeth Beginning at a Spanish Oakin the said Creek thence along a line adjoining William Davis, S 81/Wpoles to a corner black Jack Thence along Peter Fores line So 29 W 78treeThence So 45 W 36 Poles to a White Oak Sapling thence So 20 E 90poles to a red oak on said Creek thence as the Creek meanders 287poles to the Beginning, together with all the appurtenances belongingthereof & every part and parcel thereof, to have and to hold thesaidAppurtenances,unto the said JACOB BERNAR & unto his heirs and assigns forever;"and the said Mildred Bunkley and Jesse Bunkley doth for themselvesand their heirs Executors & Administrators Covenant promise and agreesaid Mildred Bunkley & Jesse Bunkley and their heirs and againsteveryother or persons Shall and will Warrant & forever defend, bythisPresents in Witness whereof the Said Mildred Bunkley & Jesse Bunkleyhath hereunto set our hand and Seals the day and year above Written.and Jesse Bunkley.Witnessed by William Marshall, WILLIAM NORTH, JUNR. and And. Wallace.(ThisWILLIAM NORTH would havebeen Susanna's brother.)Memorandum That peaceable & Quiet Possession and Seison of theLand and premises within Mentioned was given to the winin (Unknown) NamedJACOB BERNAR in own to have and to hold to him and hisheirs forever according to the true Virtue of the within Writtendeed.Signed by Mildred Bunkley (by her mark)and Jesse Bunkley.Witnessed by Wm. Marshall, WM. NORTH, and And. Wallace. At a Courtheld for Charlotte County the first day of June 1789. This Indentureand theMemorandum thereon endorsedwas proved in Court by the Oath of William Marshall and WILLIAMNORTH, JUN. tobe the act and Deed of the saidMildred Bunkley and Jesse Bunkley. And at a Court held for CharlotteCounty the6th day of July 1789. The same wasfurther proved by the Oath of Andrew Wallace to be the act and Deedof the saidMildred Bunkley and Jesse Bunkleyand ordered to be Recorded.Teste, Thomas Read, Cle. (Deed Book 6, page 59.Charlotte Co., Va)Another such deed was recorded in Deed book 7, page 10, Charlotte Co.,VA on the6th day of May 1796 and concernedthe purchase of 26 acres.Again in Deed book 7, page 229, Charlotte Co., VA, on Nov 5, 1790recorded thepurchase a parcel of land by JACOBBARNER.The 1810 Census of Charlotte County Virginia shows the following:JACOB BARNER, 2 Free white males (16 to under 26; 1 free white male(45 and over); 1 free white female (16 to under 26); 1 free whitefemale(45 and over); 6 slaves.(It appears that WILLIAM H. BARNER, son of JACOB AND SUSANNABARNER wasliving in the householdwith his parents in 1810, along with his wife [name unknown].)There alsoappears to be another son living in the samehousehold. This would be John Barner.Subsequent households nearby were of THOMAS NORTH (aged 45 and over);RICHARDNORTH, aged 26 to under45; and ANTHONY NORTH aged 16 to under 26. This is obviously thefamily ofSUSANNA NORTH, wife of JACOBBARNER.JOHN BARNER witnessed a deed for his son JACOB and signed with hisname, not hismark. Indicating that he was aneducated man.Then, on Oct 6, 1800, JACOB BARNER sold land (deed book 8, page 261,CharlotteCo., VA) and again on Feb 2,1811 sold another rather large tract of land (Deed book 12, page 19,CharlotteCo., Va.)JACOB BARNER seemed to be selling off most or all of his Virginiaholdings atthis time in order to relocate to Kentucky.It is evident that JACOB BARNER and his family left Virginiaabout 1811.We assume that they went, first toLogan County, Kentucky, as there is evidence that this family, alongwith otherrelatives, were there during 1811 and1812. There are numerous court records of deeds, abstracts, andcourtappearances of BENJAMIN BARNER,FRANCIS BARNER, J. B. BARNER, AND S. W. BARNER during this time.While noattempt has been made todetermine the relationship of these mentioned, it is quite evidentthat theywere all related. We also know that the familywas in Logan County in 1820 because WILLIAM W. BARNER, son of WILLIAMH. BARNERwas born there in 1820.However, for a short time they must have been in Colbert Co. AlabamabecauseWILLIAM W. BARNER had a daughterborn there in 1809.By 1830 both JACOB BARNER and his son, WILLIAM H. BARNER had migratedtoAlabama. In the 1830 censusrecord of Montgomery County, AL, pg 189, we find JACOB BARNER andin the1830 census record in nearbyWilkes County, GA , we find WILLIAM H. BARNER (75-299).JACOB BARNER may have returned to Logan County, Kentucky and diedthere. Awill which may be his is found inwill book F, pages 275-276, written 10 May 1833. In it he leaves histwo sons,WILLIAM and JOHN equal division ofhis estate. He also orders that his servant, Lewis aged about45, be setfree. The executor of the will was son JohnBarner and it was witnessed by Thomas M. Smith, R.L.Emmet, and Lee W.Hendrick.The signature is written and theprobate date is 24 April 1837. In the will, he mentions that WILLIAMand JOHNare his only children.There is some question, however, if this is indeed our JACOB BARNER.There is aBarner Cemetery in Logan County,KY which contains numerous headstones, one of which is for JACOBBARNER andreads "born 1749 in County Down,Ireland, emigrated to America in 1790, many years a citizen ofRussellville, d.Apr 9, 1837". If this headstone is accurate,and this is the JACOB BARNER of the above mentioned will, then itcould not bethe same JACOB BARNER of Virginia.I tend to believe that the headstone may have been placed years laterand isincorrect. There is also the possibility that theirpast lives were fabricated because of their status as refugees fromtheFrench. To date, no other record has been foundfor the death of our JACOB BARNER. The Barner Cemetery is saidto be nearRussellville, Kentucky on RobertKirkpatrick farm. Other headstones in the cemetery are forJOHN, d. May 29, 1811, in his 8th year.SUSANNA, d. June 23, 1841, in her 1st year (this date musthave been copiedwrong and should have been 1811 .The above said to be son and daughter of JOHN & MARY BARNER)SUSANNA, dau of JOHN & ELIZA S. BARNER, Jan 10, 1823-July 2, 1826Also buried in this cemetery were the mother of Josiah Emmitt,d. 1823 at aged61 years, and Catherine E., dau ofJosiah Emmitt, June 1, 1805-Nov 20, 1833. This same Josiah Emmitt wasa witnessto the will of Jacob Barner, althoughthe connection between the two families has not been established.JOHN BARNER, son of JACOB BARNER AND SUSANNA NORTH apparently settledinSheffield Alabama and hishome on Tenth Avenue and 26th Street was the oldest house inSheffield, stillstanding in the 1990's. It was originally oflog construction and was an ante-bellum plantation home. A part ofhisplantation was in the early town of York Bluff. In1883 most of the land was sold to the developers of Sheffield. Thedescendantsof JOHN BARNER, still live in Sheffieldat the present time. He is buried in the Tuscumbia Oakwood CemeteryinTuscumbia, AL.John Barner had at least one child, John Barner Jr.WILLIAM H. BARNER, son of JACOB BARNER AND SUSANNA NORTH was bornMarch1785 in W. PrinceEdward Co., Virginia and died in 1842 in Colbert,Co. AL. He isburied ina Barner family cemetery located onGovernment Reservation land in Sheffield, AL. Also buried in thiscemetery areother members of the Barner family.Among them are some of the children of Nancy North Barner, andchildren of JamesA. Barner. The name of his wife isnot known at this time but he was the father of 3 children. Theywere:1. WILLIAM W. BARNER b. 18202. NANCY NORTH BARNER b. 18113. JAMES A. BARNER b. 18091. WILLIAM W. BARNER, b.1820 in Kentucky, d.1868 in Monroe Co.,Arkansas. Hisfirst wife is unknown.Children by this marriage were:1A- WILLIAM H., b. 1850 in Mississippi,1B - JAMES M., b. 1853 in Arkansas,1C - ARTHUR J., b. 1858 in Arkansas.After the death of his first wife, WILLIAM married SARAH YANCYon Sept 15, 1861in Monroe Co., Arkansas.Children by this marriage were:1D & 1E Twins: JOHN W. and THOMAS E., b. 1866.THOMAS died 8-11-1884. (From Church Records)1F &1G Twins: CAM WELLINGTON and GEORGE WASHINGTON,b. 4-16-1868. CAM died 4-18-1919 and isburied at Turner Arkansas.Marriage Book D - Pg 101 of Monroe Co., Ark lists:WM. W. BARNER, 35, to Miss SARAH ISABELLA YANCEY, 23, on 15 Sept 18611860 Census Montgomery Township - Monroe Co., ArkansasIndian Bay Post Office lists:HH#577 - BARNER, WM. W., 39, KY, farmerWM. H., 10, MSJAMES M., 7, ARARTHUR J., 2, ARreal estate valued at $2,125, personal property valued at $2,500.And living in the household next door was JOHN W. JOHNSON, 26, TN,whose parentswere JOHN JOHNSON andNANCY NORTH BARNER who were living in Wayne Co., TN in 1820 and inMonroe Co.,in 1850.2. NANCY NORTH BARNER, born 1811 in Alabama and died 1858 inMonroe Co.,Arkansas . She marriedMAJOR JOHN JOHNSON, b. 1803, d. 1857 in Monroe Co., Arkansas,. Thisfamily wasin Wayne Co., Tennessee in1820 and in Monroe Co., Arkansas in the 1850's.Their children were:2A. MATTHEW JOHNSON b. 18282B. JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSON who married MARTHA VIRGINIAHALL.2C. MARY ISABELLA JOHNSON, b. Aug 1835, d. July 1843 andburied in ColbertCo., Alabama.(descendants of Mary Isabella still live in the Sheffield,AL, area).2D. ANN MARIAH JOHNSON b.1836 married THOMAS E.WINSTON(both Ann MariahJohnson andThomas E. Winston are buried in the Barner cemetary inColbert Co., AL.)3. JAMES A. BARNER, born 1809 and died 1867. Children of JAMESA. and wife,ANN ELIZA___, were:3A. WILLIAM H, b. 12-24-1842, d. 1-14-1887, married EMMAJOHNSON. WILLIAM isburied in TurnerCemetery in Phillips Co., Arkansas.William and Emma were the parents ofAnnie L. Barner, b. 9-30-1871, d. 8-8-1873William V. Barner, b. 7-6-1877, d. 7-7-18793B. JOHN BARNER, b. 7-28-1847, d. 12-30-1855, buried atTurner Cemetery.3C. GEORGE F. BARNER, b. March 1848, d. 6-13-1852, buriedColbert, Co.Alabama3D. WALLACE C. BARNER, b. Aug. 1849, d. June 1850, buriedColbert, Co., Ala.3E. ARTHUR JOHNSON BARNER, b. 1855 in Arkansas, d. 3-25-1892,married ALBERTAV.POPE on 7-14-1887.3F CLEMMIE E. BARNER b. 1859 in Arkansas, married W. A.PENDERGRASS.3G. CLARA VIRGINIA, b. 1864, d. June 1891, married SIDNEY E. CRAIGon8-24-1877.CLARA and SIDNEY were parents of ORA MAE CRAIG,b.1878, married CHARLESALBERT KING, b. 2-2-1882. They were parents of SALLYVIRGINIA KING who marriedEMMETTLEE ROSCOPF. It was this Roscopf family who helpedto raise the children ofWILLIAM W. BARNERAnd wife SARAH YANCY.The twins(1F & 1G) CAM WELLINGTON and GEORGE WASHINGTON livedwith theJAMES A. BARNERfamily according to the 1880 Phillips Co., census.WILLIAM W. BARNER (1) owned land near the Turner Community,known todayas Connells Point. It is thoughtthat the land was sold upon his death and the money was used for theeducationof the twin. It is known that they attendedcollege, during the school year 1888-89 at Central ColegateInstitute whichbecame known as the University of CentralArkansas after it was moved to Conway, Ark. in 1890. There are collegerecordsin the archives of UCA which list themas having attended at least one year. The records are sketchy and donotcontain the transcript or any family records otherthan that they were from Phillips County.Administrators Book B, pg 170, Monroe Co: WILLIAM W. BARNER, d.about 15 March1868.WM. H. BARNER, appointed administrator 23, May 1868. Admr Bond in amtof $1500.signed by WM. H. BARNER,A.E. BARNER & SARAH I. BARNER, on 22 May, 1868, Witnessed: DerosieWilburn &J. P. Whitlock.After the death of his twin brother, THOMAS (1D), in 1884, JOHN W.BARNER (1E)left Arkansas and went west. Hefirst went to Bisby, Arizona, then to Alaska & later to SpokaneWashington.He is reported to have married an Indian girland lived the rest of his life on an Indian reservation. He was agold minerand was known to have mined gold in Wallace,Idaho. It is thought at one time that he may have had a wife inSpokane. Hewanted GEORGE, his nephew and wrote,asking CAM to send GEORGE. CAM refused and JOHN was never heardfrom again.A search was made for him inlater years but no trace of him was found.HAMILTONCAM WELLINGTON BARNER twin (1F), was first married to LizzieWalker. They hadone son, Rich Walker.CAM WELLINGTON BARNER, twin (1F), then married NANNIE HAMILTON inHelena, Ark in1893. NANNIEwas the daughter of WILLIAM MADISON HAMILTON (4) and ELIZABETHMCCLAIN .ELIZABETH was thoughtto have been from the Snodgrass and Ingram families. ELIZABETHMCCLAIN, thedaughter of WILLIAM MCCLAINand wife, HANNAH, was previously married to Francis Hinning and hada son,Dale Hinning. This Dale Hinning was thefather of Annie Harrod. WILLIAM's first wife was MARY MARGARET ARGODUNKIN ofWest Virginia who diedin 1873. Known children by this first marriage were:4A. TOM NEWTON HAMILTON, b. 2-29-1860 , married MARTHAHUTCHENS on 3-13-1897. He was called "Uncle Tom" and was aNazarene Circuit Riding Preacher, He also was a drummer and soldRaleigh Products, patent medicine, peach trees. He traveled in abuggy, peddling and "fightin' the devil".4B. WILLIE JENNY, b. 1866, married ______ Howard and died11-26-1886.4C. MARY IDA, b. 10-6-Unknown and died at age 6.4D. LULA ALICE, b. in October and died Jan 18984E. ELLA ELIZA, b. 9-1-1872 at Indian Bay, Arkansas, and died March5, 1964 inBay City Texas.She is buried in Chickasawba Cemetery in Blytheville,Arkansas. She married aThorpe.By wife #2, ELIZABETH MCCLAIN HINNING, William had the followingchildren:4F. NANNIE LEE HAMILTON, b. 1877, Married CAM WELLINGTON BARNER in1893.Nannie diedin 1906 while in childbirth. The baby girl also died. Shewas living inPhillips Co., Ark.4G. EDMA MAE HAMILTON (known as TINEY), b. 1882 She marriedPARKER BROWNING of Turner , Ark. Edna died in 1940.(4) WILLIAM MADISON HAMILTON was born in Atlanta, Ga. 1841. He wasthe son ofE. HAMILTON b. 1805 inGeorgia, and wife ELIZABETH, b. 1812, in Georgia. Listed on the1860 CalhounCo., Alabama census, pg. 396 is thefollowing:HH# 787 E. HAMILTON age 52, Farmer b. Georgia 100 acresELIZABETH age 48 b. Geo.MARGRET A., age 23 b. Geo.SARAH F., age 17, b. GeoMARY C. age 15, b. GeoGEORGANNA age 14, b. LAJAMES N. age 12, b. LA- WM. HAMILTON, age 19, Farmer, b. GeorgiaMARY (looks like E.) age 21, b. GeorgiaMary E. could be and probably is his first wife, Mary Argo Dunkin In alistingof "Early Alabama Marriages", vol H isrecorded that: WILLIAM M. HAMILTON married MARY E. DUNCAN (DUNKIN?)on Sept14, 1860 inBenton/Calhoun Co., Ala. (Benton Co. had a name change about 1858).Since thatcourthouse burned twice during theCivil War, I am not sure the source of this information.The Tunica County, Mississippi 1880 census records on pg 168:W. M. HAMILTON, age 40wife, (looks like) MARGIE age 37THOMAS 19 b. LAJANE age 17 b. LALULA age 13 b. LAIDA age 12 b. LADELLA HENIN (DALE HINNING) stepson, age 10 b. ArkELLA, age 7 b. ArkNANNIE, age 5 b. ArkEDNEY, age 5 months b. Ms.EDNEY "TINEY" HAMILTON and PARKER BROWNING were the parents ofPaschalBrowning, CharlieBrowning, and Edna Mae Browning who married Edger Cox.Children of NANNIE LEE HAMILTON (4F) and CAM WELLINGTON BARNER(1F) were:1F1. MAMIE LEE BARNER, b. Aug 18, 1897, died May 7, 1989 inArkansas1F2. FLOSSIE BARNER, b. Jan 30, 1900, d. 1995. Flossie married HenryCatlettand had Richard W.,Henry,Betty Zane, George H. "Tom", Paul E.,Charles Curtiss, Vernon R., Ruth (who died at birth), and DonaldG.1F3. GEORGE WASHINGTON BARNER b. Jan 4, 1903, d. 1994 .George W.Barnermarried Clara Gordonand had two daughters, Norma, who married Millard Fore, and Vera .Two oldersdaughters who died in infancy.RICHARDSONMAMIE LEE BARNER (1F1 above) married JOHN THOMAS RICHARDSON (5)on November 23,1915 at GoodLuck School in Phillips Co., AR. They were the parents of:5A. NANNIE EARNESE RICHARDSON, b. August 9, 1917 inPhillips CountyArkansas.5B. BARNER AZZ RICHARDSON, b. March 14, 1921 in Monroe Co.,Arkansas5C. ALICE MAYBELLE RICHARDSON, b. July 7, 1923 in Monroe Co5D. JOHN THOMAS RICHARDSON, JR., b. May 28, 1933 in Monroe Co.,ArkansasNANNIE EARNESE ( 5A above) was married to CARL MCKINNEY BOALS (5).They werethe parents ofMargaret Boals. Margaret married Billy Forrest Brooks and they hadthreechildren. Richard Dean, Brian Scott andLeigh-ellen. Richard Dean married Vicki Annette Raab and has one son,JonathanBill. Brian Scott married Tina MarieMcKinnon and they have a son, Scott Andrew, and a daughter, JessicaLeigh.Leigh-ellen married Erick Ross.BARNER (5B) was married to Doris Knight and had three sons:Terry Lee,Michael Paul, and John David. Doris diedwhile giving birth to John David and, several years later,Barner marriedBillie Miley Parish. Billie had one son by aprevious marriage, Dan.MAYBELLE (5C.) married Herman Lee Reed and had two children, LarryWayne Reed,and Nancy Lee Reed. Larrymarried Vicki Walk and had Jason and Jenny, and Nancy married MichaelO'Bannonand had Beth and Amy. Beth marriedChris Campbell and had Lee Ann and Wesley. Nancy and Mike weredivorced andNancy married Kenneth Tapp.Upon Ken's death, Nancy married Jim Duhamel. Nancy and Jim arenowdivorced. Herman Reed died in 1993 andMaybelle married Everett Eldridge in 1994.JOHN THOMAS, JR.(5D), known as J.T., married Melba Dickinson and hadtwodaughters, Jerri Lynne and Brenda Lee.Jerri Lynne married Steve Clark and they have two children. BrendaLee marriedDoug Mayhew and they have twochildren.The genealogy of John Thomas Richardson, Sr. is as follows:1. FELSTON RICHARDSON was born in 1785 in North Carolina. He was thefather ofJACKSON RICHARDSON, b.1822 in South Carolina. Jackson married MARGARET MARY _____ b. July1824 inS.C. , died July 1880 and is buriedin Monroe Co., Ark in the Blackton Cemetery.The 1850 Cherokee Co., Ga census, pg 535, line 13-19 lists thefollowing:Jackson Richardson, age 28, Farmer b. S.C. (b. 1822)Margaret M., age 25, b. S.C. (b. 1825)Sarah, age 8, b. S.C. (b. 1842)Thomas, age 7, b. S.C. (b. 1843)Mary E., age Unknown, b. GaMartha J., age 6, b. N.C. (b. 1844)Felston, age 65, b. N.C.(b. 1785)The 1830 Union Co., S.C. census, pg 199, lists:FELSTON RICHARDSON about 45, and living in the householdwas:1 male between 5-101 male between 50-601 Female between 5-101 Female between 50-60A total of 4 in the household.All of the children of JACKSON RICHARDSON were: THOMAS, James, WmFelston,Jasper, Doctor, Sarah, June,Sally, and Amanda.THOMAS married at least 3 times, maybe more. In the records ofMonroe County,Arkansas, the following is found:Death records: Blackton Cemetery.L. C. RICHARDSON, Mar 13, 1852 - Feb 19, 1877, wife of S.T. RICHARDSON.Marriage records:S. T. RICHARDSON, age 34 of Duncan Township,to Mrs Emily Tracy, 32 of Pine Ridge, dec 12., 1880.S. T. RICHARDSON, 41 to Miss Fannie Vaughn 20, both ofHolly Grove, 16 Mar 1883Administrator Bk B., pg 396, Monroe Co., AR records:S.T. RICHARDSON, d. about 24, Aug 1885, W. F. Richardsonaptd, admr, on 31 Aug 1885. Bond in amt of $500, signed by W. F.Richardson, principal, Rudolph Abramson & B. F. Kerr assecurities. Signed at Clarendon on 31 Aug 1885. Witnessed by W.S. Dunlop, clerk.Mary F. Richardson sued W. F. Richardson asking for "1/2 of theestate to the widow and their child, and 1/2 to his other 3 children,Section 9, TISRIW . "Probate Bk I, pg 351 - Oct Term 1887In the matter of guardianship of Asbury J, William H, & MargaretM.Richardson, minors. Rudolph Abramsonpetitioned for letters of guardianship, & it was granted.Probate Bk I, pg 123S.T. RICHARDSON's personal property listed by admr. W. F. Richardson:a mare &colt, one mule, one cow &calf, one Hack & Harness, one wagon, farming tools, &about 100 head of hogsrunning loose on the range. Adm.asks permission to sell per prop, which is granted.Probate Bk I, pg. 119Estate of S. T. RICHARDSON - claim for burial expense in amt of$60.35.Probate Bk I, pg. 120Estate of S. T. RICHARDSON claim in amt of $367.00 by RudolphAbramson, (owedto Mr. Abramson)Probate Bk I, pg. 155Estate of S. T. RICHARDSON - claim of $26.00 due Dr. N. O. Boals.Probate Bk I, pg. 578S. T. Richardson estate - report mentions guardianship of A. J., W.H. &Minnie Richardson, minors, heirs of S. T. Richardson.There were also entries on pgs111,115,126,150,153,156,303,430,461,351,542.Some said settlementsfiled but didn'tgive any information, some were claims against the estate for variousdebts.On July 11, 1887, J. W. B. Robinson, sheriff, was appointed guardianof Asbury,Minnie, and Willie Richardson, minorchildren of S. Thomas Richardson.1880 Census of Monroe Co., Duncan Township records the following:* Thomas Richardson 38Willie age 8 (William Felston)Robert, age 6Laura age 4 (this would be Laura Margaret, known as Minnie)Sarah Brown 30, widowed sisterJasper Richardson, 27, BrotherJames Richardson, 25, BrotherJane Richardson 20, sister-in-law (wife of James)Sarah, 4 (child of James)Jim, Jr., 2 (child of James)There is one other known child of S. Thomas who was named Monroe.Monroe and hiswife had at least one son namedHouston.Buried in Blackton Cemetery is M.M. Richardson March 1,1824- July 8,1880(mother of S. Thomas Richardson) Thus,the known children of S. THOMAS RICHARDSON and wife, L.C. (ProbablyL.C.Henson) were:1. Asbury Jackson Richardson2. William H. Richardson3. Margaret Mary RichardsonAnd the child of S. THOMAS RICHARDSON and wife, Fannie Vaughn4. Monroe.ASBURY JACKSON RICHARDSON, B.1872, married MARY ISABELLE HILL, bornApril 1872in Arkansas. Themarriage took place in Monroe County, AR 3-22-1896. She was knownas Belle.They had one son, JOHN THOMASRICHARDSON. Listed on the 1900 Monroe Co., Arkansas, Cleburne TwpCensus wasthe following entry:Mary WF Apr 1872 age 28 Wife. b. Ark, Mother. b. Ark,Father b. ArkJohn WM Jan 1896 age 4 Son. b. Ark, Mother . b. Ark,Father b. LA(they were living in the household with JOHN P. Hill (her father.)Asbury diedsometime between 1896-1900.(See "Hill" for this lineage)By 1910 Belle had married John W. Boals, as the 1910 Monroe Co.,Census recordsthe following:John W. Boals,Belle, wifeAlfred C., sonNellie, dauGeorge L, sonJOHN RICHARDSON, s/son(John Boals was the brother of Walter Boals who was the father ofCARL BOALS,husband of EARNESE RICHARDSON, daughter of JohnRichardson, above. Seesection on the family of JOHN THOMASRICHARDSON and MAMIE LEE BARNER.RICHARDSON - BARNER - HAMILTONThe union of JOHN THOMAS RICHARDSON, SR, and MAMIE LEE BARNERproduced fourchildren: NannieEarnese, Barner A., Maybelle, and J. T., Jr. Mamie Lee was thedaughter of CAMWELLINGTON BARNER andNANNY LEE HAMILTON. She was raised near Connell's Point in southPhillipsCounty, Arkansas. She had onebrother, GEORGE BARNER who resided in Lodi, California until hisdeath, and asister FLOSSIE BARNER CATLETTof Clarendon, Arkansas. Mamie was born August 18, 1897. Her motherdied whenMamie was very young and shestated that she remembers standing in a chair by the cook stove inorder to cookdinner for her family, and also to washdishes. The genealogical lineages of the Barner, Hamilton, andRichardsonfamilies follows.

Martha Williamson

DATA SOURCE [DS]: 1. "The VA Genealogist" V7: 51-64, 172-173,

John (#1) Mayo

DATA SOURCE [DS]: 1. "The Virginia Genealogist" V7:55, Ann-Cal Co!BIRTH: DS 1 ["The Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex Co, g 144, 1897, National Soc of Colonial Dames]!DEATH: DS 1 [Above Parish Register, pg 191]

James Mayo Jr.

DATA SOURCE [DS]: 1. "The Virginia Genealogist" V7:54-56, Ann-Cal Co istory of Albemarle Co", VA, 1978, Woods!BIRTH: DS 1 ["The Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex Co, g 147, 1897, Nat Soc of Colonial Dames]!MAR: (1) DS 1 [The Douglas Register, pg 34], she was of Hanover Co, e Co in VA", 1901, pg 232 & 270, Edgar Woods]; dau of Stephen Hughes iam James Mayo notes show his wife as Martha Buntain, but no record S 1 <KY Soc Dau of Amer Rev>]!DEATH: DS 1, 7:55; DS 2, pg 270 [in his 83d yr]MIL SVC: Albemarle Co militia [DS 1 <"Historical Register of g 511, 1938, John H. Gwathmey; "List of the Revolutionary Soldiers of . Eckenrode, VA State Lib "Report" 1910-1911>]OCC: Overseer for Charles Lewis of North Garden, Albemarle Co, VA lication, John Bowen, widow Elizabeth, W-5851, Nat Arch>]EST REC:Will-names son, James E.,; dau Caty Thompson; GDau Jane F. Thompson, nd stated his other children had received their portions. Signed will

Stephen Mayo

DATA SOURCE [DS]: 1. "The Virginia Genealogist" V7:56, Ann-Cal Co!BIRTH: Albemarle Co, VA 1850 census, pg 526, fam 1546

Nancy Mayo

DATA SOURCE [DS]: 1. "The Virginia Genealogist" V7:56, Ann-Cal Co!MAR: 13 Dec 1792, Albemarle Co, VA, John Harris [b. 1770] r Woods; Rev War pension appl John Bowen, widow Elizabeth, W-5851,

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