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Wallace Isabella (Wallis) [Female] b. 1690 Scotland - d. 22 DEC 1779 Cecil, MD
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William and Nancy Allison came from the Nords, landed in New York, lived in PA,
and later made the trip to Statesville, NC on horseback, taking turns carrying
their earthly possessions. Their children were: George, Wallace, William,
Joseph, Thomas, Martha, Hannah, Elisabeth and Nancy.
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1850 Washington Co. NY census:
Timothy Durkee......59......VT
Sarah A Durkee......54......NY
Walter Durkee......16......NY
George L Durkee......9.....NY
Sarah M Durkee......5......NY
Harvey Durkee.......2......NY
Jane Darby......30......NY
1860 Saratoga Co, NY census:
Timothy Durkee.........68.........VT........wheel wright
Sarah Durkee.........54.?........NY
Mary Foster.......17......NY
Charles Foster.........13......
1850 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, census:
Adin Durkee........58 ........VT
Nancy Durkee.......55.........NH
Timothy Durkee........15........NY
Laura Durkee..........13........NY
In his will of May 7, 1845- Feb 1846, Asa Johnson left his plantation to wife Sarah in the care of Asa S Johnson and use of Negroes Barney, Pinkney, Polly, Delph and her youngest child, then to Asa. Son Jeremiah to have Negroes Milus and Jim and 65 acres where son Amos lives. Daughter Courtney Sharpe to have Negroes Albert, Harriett, William. Daughter, Lydia Tomlinson to have Negroes Stephen and Caty. Son Wilson to have boys Curtis and Amos in trust to son Asa for use of daughter Elizabeth Tomlinson, then to her children the Negroes Adaline, Mary, Vera, Wesley. Grandchildren Sarah Stone, Caroline Jane, Pinkney and Amos Johnson.
Executors, son Asa S. Johnson, son-in-law Clayborne J. Sharpe; witnesses M. Campbell, Thomas J. Robb.
(Iredell Co., NC Will book III - 1; Box 508.59)
A note at the end of the "Charles Lovelace" info from Iredell Co. Genealogical Society:
Asa Johnson's descendents have been good, substantial, upright citizens. Most or all of his children owned slaves. While some have belonged to the Baptist demonination, most of his descendants have been identified with the M.E. church, South. Quite a number have been connected with the Masonic fraternity. While dark hair and eyes are common among them, light hair, blue or brown eyes and fair complexion have generally predominated.
Also in this article was the mention of many family members moving to Cherokee Co. Alabama. The date given was 1854. Wilson Johnson and Elizabeth were already there.
1850 Iredell, NC census:
A S Johnson......37........NC
Nancy Johnson........30.......NC
Mary E Johnson.......10........... NC
Panthea E Johnson........ 7........NC
Jas. I Johnson........... 5.........NC
Sarah I Johnson......... 3......NC
Julius T Johnson.......... 1..........NC
Sarah Johnson..........73.......... NC
1860 Cherokee Co, AL census:
Asa S. Johnson........ 47........N.C........, Farmer
Nancy Johnson...... 40....... NC
Panthea Johnson...... 17...... NC
Jas Johnson......14....... NC
Sarah Johnson.......12....... NC
Julius T. Johnson.....10...... NC
Allison S.Johnson.....8....... NC
Wm. S. Johnson...... 1.......AL
living with the family: Jas. P. Weathers (?),age 31, physician
and Geo. Haywood, age 25, blksmith
1870 Cherokee Co, AL census:
A. S. Johnson..........57........NC.........Farmer
Nancy Johnson........50......NC
Susan S. (?) Johnson........22 .....NC
Julius T. Johnson.......20.......NC
Allison S. Johnson.........18.......NC
William S. Johnson ..........11.......AL
Raleigh S. Johnson............ 8.......AL
Have letter from A.S.Johnson to J.T.Johnson from Goshen Ala. Aug 22, 1875. He sends news of crops and neighbors. He mentions other family members - Panthea, Allie. Also "and now you say you are going to marry, but don't even tell who she is, whether she is pretty, smart, rich or what". And....... your Ma has a fine quilt and bed for you.
1880 Cherokee Co, AL census:
Asa S Johnson...........67......... NC......Farmer
Nancy Johnson...........60........ NC
Allie S Johnson.........28....... NC
Wm Sharp Johnson........21........AL
Raleigh S Johnson .........18........AL
Panthea Jones.........37 ............NC......... daughter
Nettie Jones.......... 11.........AL
John R Jones........ 9...........AL
Adah Jones.......... 7 ..........AL
Robert L Jones........... 5........AL
Johnsons buried at GOSHEN CEMETERY in Cherokee Co.,AL:
JOHNSON, Anner 27 Jul 1874 - 20 Jul 1949..... Wife of J. A.
JOHNSON, Asa S. 18 Apr 1813 - 14 Dec 1889..... Born in Iredell Co., NC
JOHNSON, Infant 8 Oct 1856 - 20 Sept 1857...... Son of A. S. and Nancy A.
JOHNSON, J. A. 26 Apr 1870 - 14 Feb 1932
JOHNSON, Jeremiah 18 Nov 1806 - 22 May 1860
JOHNSON, Nancy A. 7 Jan 1820 - 3 Nov 1889..... Wife of Asa S., Born in Iredell Co., NC
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1860 Guernsey Ohio, Census
Joshua Dickerson 58 Farmer Penn.
Elizabeth Dickerson 58 Penn.
Joshua Dickerson 17 Farm laborer Penn. ?
Violet Lanning 15 Domestic
Selected Counties of Ohio, 1789-1850 Marriage Index
Elizabeth Dawson and Joshua Dickerson were married Oct 3, 1830
In the Greenwood cemetery in Zanesville Ohio there is an Elizabeth Dickerson, d. March 4, 1861 at the age of 59.
Newspaper listing of deaths notes that she was paralyzed. No other info available.
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Joshua married 2nd, Cornelia Craig.
1850 Washington Co. PA, census:
Joshua Dickison........69..........PA..........Farmer
Cornelia Dickison........47.........PA
Mary Dickison..........43..........PA
Lydia Dickison..........33........PA
Matilda Dickison...........23.........PA
Joshua Trussel (?) ...........3 yr old (can't read last name)
Robert Cury............ 1
Andrew Given......... 18........laborer
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Hope this is the right name for Elizabeth.
Her father is listed on Ancestry as Richard Gambray, -- born 1620 in Maryland, which is extremely unlilkely.
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Henry Dickerson, of Morris township, d. before Aug. 13, 1825; m. Ann (Cullum); had issue:
1.JOSHUA, b in Washington county, May 3, 1781; d. April 30, 1853; m. (1st) Margaret McPherson (the children were probably hers and she died young) Children: JOSHUA D. (b. 1802) Nancy, Alexander, John, Jane, Ruth, Henry, Lydia, Margaret, Matilda. Joshua married 2nd, Cornelia Craig.
2. George, 3. Gideon, 4. Henry, 5. Leonard, 6. Asa, 7. Margaret, 8. Ruth
1830 Greene Penn. census:
Nancy Dickerson, head of household, living alone. Age between 60 & 70.
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Ohio Valley (Penn) Genealogies:
John Dickerson d. in Washington county in 1785 (before March), leaving a widow, Ruth who died before December 1807, and children, of whom the following were mentioned in his will, written more than seven years before his death: Susannah, HENRY, Gideon, Baruch, Asa, Drusilla.
Henry Dickerson, of Morris township, d. before Aug. 13, 1825; m. Ann (Cullem); had issue:
1.JOSHUA, b in Washington county, May 3, 1781; d. April 30, 1853; m. (1st) Margaret McPherson (the children were probably hers and she died young) Children: JOSHUA D. (b. 1802) Nancy, Alexander, John, Jane, Ruth, Henry, Lydia, Margaret, Matilda. Joshua married 2nd, Cornelia Craig.
2. George, 3. Gideon, 4. Henry, 5. Leonard, 6. Asa, 7. Margaret, 8. Ruth
1820 Washington, Penn. census:
Henry Dickerson - lists 2 people - does not show headings. Probably 1 male, and 1 female
Thomas Hussey, entered the Province as an indenture, but was a styled Gent. This indicates that he was "a scion of the English gentry". His signature is found on documents which proves that he was educated --an accomplishment not always attributable to many of the early settlers. He became one of the interesting characters of the early days and once wrote to Lord Baltimore that he had been robbed by the Indians "of alle but the clothes on my bodye".
He contracted numerous marriages, and while it is not clear whether he professed the Roman or Anglican faith, it is known that his second wife was a Catholic, the religion which was imparted to their two daughters. Source: The Lucketts of Portobacco, MD.
Thomas Hussey died at the beginning of the eighteenth century, and by his will, proved October 14, 1700, he devised his grandson and namesake, Thomas Hussey Luckett, 1,310 acres of land at Chingamucon (Chicamuxen) which lay in Durham Parish, the western-most portion of the county.
1900 Yakima, WA census:
James Vawter......Mar 1862.....38.....IN
Clara C Vawter......Aug 1873......26.....KS.....had 4 children, 4 are living
Alfred B Vawter.....Jun 1892....7......WA
Vernon M Vawter......Jul 1895......5....OR
Bessie A Vawter......Jan 1897.....3.....OR
Frank R Vawter......Jan 1899......1....WA
1910 Yakima, WA census:
James A Vawter.......48.....IN
C Katherine Vawter......36.....KS
Buell Vawter......17.....WA
Vernon Vawter......14.....OR
Bessie Vawter......13.....OR
Frank Vawter......11.....WA
Alois Vawter......8......WA
Helen Vawter......4.....WA
Robt Vawter.....0.....WA
1920 Yakima, WA census:
James C Vawter......57.....IN
Clara C Vawter.....46.....KS
Buell Vawter......27......WA
Vernon M Vawter......24.....OR
Bessie A Vawter......22.....OR
Frank R Vawter.....20......WA
J Alois Vawter......18.....WA
Helen K Vawter.....14.....WA
Robert W Vawter.....10.....WA
1930 Walla Walla, WA census:
James A Vawter......68.....IN
Clara K Vawter.....56.....KS
Vernon M Vawter.....34.....OR
1940 Tacoma, WA census:
James A Vawter......78.....IN
Clara Catherine Vawter.....66.....KS
Vernon Vawter......44......OR
Bessie Pinder....43.....OR.....daughter....divorced
Robert Vawter......30.....WA
1900 Shelby Co. IN census:
Henry C Vawter....May 1857....43....IN.....(written Vawlter)
Ida P Vawter......Aug 1863....36....IN
Ray Vawter....Apr 1885.....15....IN
Mable Vawter.....Nov 1888....11.......IN
1930 Shelby Co. IN Census:
Henry C Vawter....72...IN
Ida Vawter....68...IN
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His father could have been Thomas, or Ambrose, or Willyam, or Peter.....maybe Joseph
Marriage records show he married a lady named Elizabeth.
Will 1713 Prince George CO., MD
Owned 437 acres at the time of his death. Five children listed: HENRY, John, Thomas, Mary, Elizabeth
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One posting on Ancestry.com gives Katherine's maiden name as Moreland.
Joseph Sarratt, the Immigrant ancestor, is believed to have been born about 1675, Possibly in France. The exact place of birth is unknown. He died before 18 Jan. 1715, at the age of 40 years, in Prince George's County, Maryland.
Joseph married Katherine, last name unknown. She was born about 1675, and died ?.
It's thought that Katherine had at least three children with Joseph.
Their children were, SUSANNA SURRATT, born about 1700. She married HENRY DICKERSON
Samuel Surratt, born about 1708. He married Ann Unknown.
Joseph Surratt, born about 1710. He married Mary Unknown.
A year after the death of Joseph Surratt, she married William Lewis in Prince George's Co., MD.
Nothing else is known about this marriage or whether there were any children.
The first record found of the first Surratt in America was on 18 Jan. 1715, in Prince George's County, Maryland.
"Katherine Surratt. Samuel Weighell, and Evan Jones all of the County of Prince George, Providence of Maryland, put up a Bond at the Court of Said County of 60 pounds Sterling, in order to have Katherine Surratt to be named Administratix of the goods and chattels of Joseph Sarratt, deceased."
It is assumed that Katherine Sarratt was his wife, since the consent of wives was always obtained in Maryland in the sale of property, and the welfare of women and their rights to estates was
considered beneficial to the community. Katherine Sarratt was ordered to present an Inventory before the 16th. day of March, 1715 in order to pay Joseph's debts. The following is a estimate the ages of their children at the time of their fathers death, Susanna, age 15. Samuel, age 7. Joseph, age 5.
Joseph's estate was not settled until 03 May, 1717
No land records have been found for JOSEPH SARRAT, property in Prince George's County, but it's known he was a large farmer, because of his Inventory presented to the court on 24 Feb. 1715.
On 16 Oct. 1716, an additional Inventory was presented to the Court by Mrs. Katherine (Unknown) Sarratt Lewis, Wife of William LEWIS.
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By Paul R. Sarrett, Jr. (prsjr@aol.com)
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The death record list name as Susannah Surratt, not married name, so this may be someone else.
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