Tennessee - Chronology - N through W
Billie Harris - May 25, 2012
PERRY COUNTY
Formed 1818 from Hickman County
1820 - Josiah Lewellen shown in census (age 1775-1794). with two males under 10 and two females under 10 and one female age ? Neighbors were William and Joseph Tucker, Smyth (Smith), Adams, Reeves, Tally, Hill, Campbell (probably from Anson County, N.C....bh)
1825 - Sarah H. (Ellen) Lewellen was born July 28, daughter of Isaac and Mary Ann (Watts). This family came to Perry County from Anson County, North Carolina. Sarah married Robert Lowry and died Sept. 19, 1857 in Tishomingo County, MS.
1826 - Thomas Lafayette Lewallen was born Dec. 22. He married 1848 Emily Jane Robinson, and he died March 5, 1914 in Hill County, Texas.
1830 - Census shows Isaac Lewallen (came from Anson County, N.C.) age 30-40. Others on census page: William Shepherd, Joseph Shepherd, John Marshall, William Boyle (Isaac Lewellen was born Lanes Creek, Anson County, N.C. and married Mary Watts. He was the son of Jesse Lewallen and Dorcas Shepherd. He lived in Shakerag Village, Tennessee (county unknown by me..bh) and by 1850 had moved to Tishamingo County, MS. He is buried in the Shepherd Cemetery, Prentiss County, M.S, and died 1855)
1831 - George Washington Lewellen was born July 3. (son of Isaac and Mary Lewallen) In 1859 he married Martha Ann Long and he died March 21, 1866 Prentiss County, MS.
1832 - Frances P. Lewellen was born about this year, dau of Isaac and Mary Ann. She married Jesse Graham
1835 - ca William Lewellen was born about this year, son of Isaac and Mary Ann
1839 - Joel W. Lewellen was born about this year. In 1866 he married Nancy McWorter and died Nov. 26, 1903 in Heber Springs, Arkansas.
http://www.geocities.com/houghtonnance/gp755.htm
From Perry County, this family moved to Mississippi.
1840 - Census shows Isaac Lewellen (About this time, the family moved to Tippah County, Mississippi, then by 1855 to Prentiss County, MS.)
POLK COUNTY
1850 - Nancy Turman is shown in the census. She was a Luallen and married William Turman about 1810 in North Carolina. See Hamilton County, TN for previous. She moved to Georgia and is in the 1860 census in union County with son-in-law family, Archibald McCoy who married Clia Turman. The Turman sons, William, Alexander, Gideo and Emanuel moved to Titus/Smith/Fannin counties of Texas about the 1850's along with nephews Neil and William McCoy.
ROANE COUNTY
Roane County was formed in 1801 from Knox and Blount
Roane County Chancery book 1824-1845
http://www.roanetnheritage.com/research/court%20records/01.h
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Roane County's Revolutionary War Soldiers:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnatcdar/Soldiers.htm
1810 - About this time, Anderson and Lucy (Rice) Lewallen moved from Wake County, N.C. to Roane County, the section that became Morgan County and later Scott County.
According to a document authored by Donald Todd, County Historian, titled Morgan County Bicentennial Committee, "Also in 1810 Anderson Luallen moved his family from Wake County, North Carolina and settled at Mill Creek." From Rick Llewellyn's research, his son William lived on Black Wolf Creek. Knowing the creeks is the best way to estimate where they lived unless you have a deed. (NOTE: This transaction could have been in Anderson County, TN because Morgan was formed from Anderson and roane)
1811 - Andrew L. Lewallen moved from Wake County, N.C. to Roane County this year when he was 17 years old.
1812 - War of 1812 shows Andrew Luallen 5th Regt (Booth's) East Tennessee Militia. It also shows a Charles Luallen and a William luallen in the same regiment.
1814 - Andrew Lewtian Llewellyn married Malinda Davis October 7. They are both buried in Scott County, Tennessee. (Descendant of Anderson and Lucy (Rice) Lewallen) See Scott and Morgan counties. (Family historians say he fought in the War of 1812 under Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans - (has this been confirmed?..bh). Malinda was born April 1, 1792 in N.C. daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Davis of Virginia. Andrew was a farmer and Methodist minister.
1830 - Census shows:
John Lewallen, one boy age 10-15, one male age 50-60 (1770-80), 2 females ages 0-5, one female age 5-10, one female 15-20, one female 20-30, one female 40-50 (1780-90)
1840 - Census shows Margaret Lewallen (haven't checked for additional info to see if she was the wife of John in 1830)
ROBERTSON COUNTY
Formed 1796 and originally known as Tennessee County
Adjacent counties: Logan County, Kentucky (north). Simpson County, Kentucky (northeast) Sumner County (east) Davidson County (south) Cheatham County (southwest) Montgomery County (west) Todd County, Kentucky (northwest)
1819 - Shadrack Fluellen was elected constable Nov 1819, William Fleullen signed as one of the securities
1826 - July term Shaderick Fluellen referred to as constable of Robertson Co, TN. A search of Robertson Co, TN records reveals William Flewellen in the index but no Lewellan's by any spelling (thanks to Sue Cooper for the research)
1830 - No Fluellens in county. William Fluellen and S. Fluellen found in Carroll County in 1830 census.
See Carroll County where William Fluellen died for more information.
SCOTT COUNTY
Formed 1849 from Fentress, Morgan and Anderson County
http://www.tngenweb.org/scott/john_lewallen.htm
http://www.l450.org/Anderson.pdf
For information on cemeteries, including several Lewallen cemeteries, in Scott County, see:
http://www.tngennet.org/scott/cemeteryrecs.htm
http://www.scott-county-tn.com/DeathRecords/displaycem.php?c
em_id=236
1849 - P-306 Inventory of the personal estate of Moses Sexton deceased Notes one on Riley Long for hearing an interest from the 18th of Oct. 1849.
One Note .... MATHEW LEWALLEN $1.00
1850 - Census records show:
Household 10 – LEUALLEN, Mathew 29 born Tenn, Sary 27 born Tenn, Nancy Hix 17, Susannah leuallen 4, Elihu 2
Next door to them was Thomas Lawson age 47, his wife Nancy 42, and children Elisha, Lewis?, Jeremiah, Elswick?, Henry, Lucinda, Laky, Amanda
Also on the same census page was
Nathan boling 28, Susannah 24, Andrew 3, Margaret 5/12, Mary Lloyd 30, Elbert Lloyd and Thomas Lloyd.
Then:
? Owen 24, Hanna Owen 23, Nancy 2
On the page previous was what appears to be James Sexton (Sixton) 25 TN, Sary 23 NC, Rebecca 8, Aaron 6, Nancy 5, Daniel 3, David 1
Household 94 – LEUALLEN, Andrew 21 farmer, value rea; estate $1.200. Born Tenn.; Elizabeth 20 born Tenn; Euel 2 born Tenn; Redin 11/12 (male) born Tenn
Household #95 – LUALLEN, John 38 farmer, value real estate $1,200, born Tenn; Delila 38 born Tenn., Isaac 16 born Tenn, Anderson 14 born Tenn., Elizabeth 13 born Tenn., C.C. 10 female born Tenn., Andrew 8 born Tenn, Nancy 5, Louisa 1, Collumbia 3, Lucinda 6/12
Household 162 – LUALLEN, Herod, 30 born Tenn., Pheby 30 born Tenn, John 13, Andrew 10, Mira 9, William 6, Manda 4, Mary 2
Household 189 – LEUALLEN, A. R. 25 farmer, value real estate $30, born Tenn., Peliscia B. 23 female, born Tenn., Andrew F 3 male born Tenn., Robert F. 1 male born Tenn
Household 190 – LEUALLEN, Andrew 55, farmer, value real estate $800 born N.C., Malinda 57 born Tenn., Elizabeth Davis 100 born Va., Rebecca Luallen 50 born Tenn, Marlin Luallen 13 male born Tenn. (Question: Was Rebecca his sister or a sister-in-law?)
(Note: Household numbers 95 and 190 are shown in the Wayne Co., Ky 1860 census)
Household 191 – LEUALLEN, Walter 22 born Tenn., Ann 18 Tenn, A.R. 1
Household 192 – LEUALLEN, Joel 50, born N.C., Rachel 50 born N.C. Christiner 20, Clarinda 15
1850 - Census records:
Household 91 Jonathan Phillips family
Household 92 Margarett Phillips and Elijah Phillps
Household 93 Jacob Lawson family (Note: Jacob Lawson and his wife Louisa Ann, were age 24 in this census)
Household 94 - Andrew Leuallen, farmer, 21 born Tennessee
Elizabeth 20 born Tennessee
Euel 2 TN
Redon 11/12 TN
Household 95 - John Leuallen 38 farmer, value of land $1,200, born TN
Delila 35 TN
Isaac 16 TN
Anderson 14 TN
Elizabeth 13 TN
C.C. 10
Andrew Jr. 5
Nancy 5
Louisa 1
Collumbia 3
Lucinda 6/12
Household 96 Samuel Lawson
Household 97 John Chambers
Household 98 Andrew Griffith
1850 - Timothy Sexton Jr. died. He was born 1783 York Co. S.C. (See Morgan County above.) His siblings have been given as William (1786-1854), Moses (1789-1850 Fentress Co TN), Aaron (1791-1894 Crawford Co. IL), and John 1793-1861 Hay Creek, Johnson Co. Ark)
1850 - Moses Sexton died June 1 in either Scott or Fentress County. He was born May 18, 1789, probably South Carolina, and married Leander Hatfield 1814 in Campbell County, TN.
1850 - 1858 - John Lewallen was sheriff of Scott County. During that time, he even arrested his brother's son, John, for profanity and was fine $2 and costs. Also in that time James Duncan and Shadrack Lewallen came into open court and confessed jointly to being involved in the same "heated disagreement" in or near the courthouse and were fined with costs. Shadrack was arrested for various infactions, including profanity, being a nuisance, assault and battery, and running a bawdy house (see 1857)
1850 -"Ordered by the court that John Jeffers be appointed overseer of a second class road from Samuel Lawsons to the James Town road and have isac Reed, JOHN LEWALLEN, Isac Jeffers, ZACHARIAH LEWALLEN, Jacob Aron Philips, Nathan Bowlin, MATHEW LEWALLEN and he have said hand to keep same in repair."
1851 - "It is ordered by the Court that Daniel Jeffers a mail child of Pheba Jeffers now Pheba Smith be bound unto Allen McDonald until the said Daniel Jeffers is twenty-one years of age and the said Allen McDonald is and do bind himself to give the said Daniel Jeffers one good sound fifty dollar horse and one mans saddell and bridle and two suits of clothes and one years schooling, the horse bridle and saddle and clothing to be paid when the said Daniel Jeffers arrives to the age of twenty-one years and the said schooling is to be given on or before that time." Most likely this is an order for Daniel Jeffers to be bound to Allen McDonald so that he could receive some "schooling" because he did not have a father. It was common for fatherless male children to be bound out to learn a trade until the age of 18 sometimes 21. "State of Tennessee vs Allen McDonald. Bastardy. This day come the person and open court and after hearing the proof and papers in his course and the Court being satisfied that the defendant is not guilty as charged in the warrant it is therefore ordered by the court that the defendant be and he is hereby discharged." This one, of course, is self explanatory, being a bastardy case. However, the court found Allen was not the father of this child.
1851 - "Southern Campaign American Revolution Penson Statements and Rosters". These are transcripts regarding the pension application for Joseph Davis, father of Malinda Davis Lewallen. Elizabeth Davis is Joseph's widow. "Affiant further declares that said Elizabeth Davis, his mother, died on or about the 16th day of December in the year 1851 and that she left the following named only surviving children, Walter Davis, Rebecca Lewallen, Milly Lewallen and the affiant in this declaration...S/Robert L. Davis." So Rebecca Davis Lewallen is a sister to Malinda Davis Lewallen. She could still be my Matthew's mother,but my theory that she was unmarried was wrong. If everyone will recall, after DNA testing Renee's Zachariah Davis Lewallen and my Matthew Lewallen (both born in early 1820s and living in Scott Co, TN in 1850) matched each other as well as Davises and Sessions, but no other Lewallens. Just one more piece of the puzzle! (Posted by Darlene Griffin)
1852 - J. M. Luallen married Nancy Suggs Oct. 26 (I believe this is Scott County, the abbreviation was just St for the county...bh)
1852 - 20 July , James S. Duncan and RUSSELL LEWALLEN to ANDREW LEWALLEN, $50, 500 acres in Dist. 2 adj. Scott's boundary line of a 5000 acre tract granted Julin F. Scott #2281, county line of Morgan and Scott near the road, east bank of Wolf Creek, top of the mountain between Wolf and Brimstone, S. boundary line of tract #2281, being part of entry #1925 on 17 Feb. 1836, grant #22242, excluding Andrew Lewalen's lands that he may have a better title; wit. W.J. Scott "as to J.S.D.", H. Lewallen
1852 - April Ordered by the court that John Childers be appointed overseer of a third class road in room and stead of Emanuel Duncan from the top of Paint Rock hill to Thomas Chambers hands to keep the same in repair.
Ordered by the court that Berry Duncan be appointed overseer of a third class road in room and stead of Thomas "Griffith" from the "ford" of the river near Pleasant Chambers and that he have "SHADRICK" SEXTON, JOHN LEWALLEN, Jessie Hix, "ZACHARIH" LEWALLEN to work on said road.
Pg.201: April 1852, Ordered by the court that Berry Duncan be appointed overseer of a third class road in room and stead of Thomas "Griffis" from the "fork" of the river near Pleasant Chambers "to the oak tree near Aron Philips" and that he have "SHADRICH" SEXTON, "John Jeffers," JOHN LEWALLEN, Jessie Hix, "ZACHARIAH" LEWALLEN to work on said road.
1854 - Thomas Bowling ( b. 1834) married Clarinday Lewallen, December 10. He was the son of Andrew and Susannah Bolling. Their children were Alexander (1856), Emanuel (1857), Elihu (1860) and Rufus (1862) Clarinda was the daughter of Joel and Rachel Lewallen.
1854 - 26 Oct. James S. Duncan and R.M. Bennett to Joshua Goad, lease by transfer (no money given), 25 acres on Indian Fork of Brimstone Creek, adj. entry owned by said Goad, near Micheal Robins line, line of a 50 acre tract, including land where said Goad is now bounding excluding all that part in a tract owned by Charles McPeters; wit. H. Lewellen, William Goad. Reg. 5 March 1855
1855 - 27 Oct., James S. Duncan to John Lewallen, 25a 7 Oct. 1855, James S. Duncan of Morgan Co. TN to John Lewallen of Scott Co. TN, $10, 25 acres on old Campbell and Morgan Co. line including the best land near the top of Round Mountain and adj. said John Lewallen's land; wit. Elihu McDonald, Wm. Smither
1855 - 22 July Herod Lewallen of Scott Co. TN to James S. Duncan of Morgan Co. TN, $200, land on waters of New River and Brimstone Creek, being all my part of one thousand six hundred and 2/5? acres, part of 5000 acre tract entered 13 June 1835? #1725? by J.F. Scott, "excluding all rights prior to 1835"; adj. corner 5000 acre tract in name of J.F. Scott, old Campbell Co. line, corner of 5000 acre tract in name of Thomas Lea, bank of Brimstone Creek, Calvin Newposts line, J.F. Scott's 5000 acre tract Entry #1798?; wit. Ward (X) Byrd, S.L. King?.
NOTE: Herod moved to Casey, then Adair, county, Kentucky 1854-57. This one was born ca 1808 and would be a different Herod than the one showing in Sevier County 1850.
1855 - B-19: 30 Oct. 1855, James S. Duncan of Morgan Co. TN to Polly Griffith of Scott Co. TN, $25, 100 acres on W.side of Brimstone Creek, adj. 50 acre tract of said Polly Griffiths, crossing public road, William H. William's line, Montagues line, John Triplett's corner of 50 acre tract sold by myself to him; wit. William (X) Griffith, Andrew Griffeth.
B-56: 3 Oct. 1855, Jas. S. Duncan of Morgan Co. TN to Joseph Griffith of Scott Co. TN, $100, 400 acres on both sides Brimstone Creek, near ?Sophiah Griffeth's house, line of 5000 acre tract claimed by Montague, John Griffeth's corner, corner of 200 acre tract, including a tract sold by Cutberth Webb to Lane? Sexton?, incl. where said Griffith now lives, per title vested in me on an entry made by Thos. J. Lea and Cutbert Webb on 30 May 1838 north of entry #2248; wit. John Triplett, William Griffeth.
1856 - 11 Nov. Shadrick Lewallen to James S. Duncan, bond, Lots 5 & 255
1856 - May Jas. S. Duncan and John Triplett to Shadrick Lewallen, all Scott Co. TN, $106, 223 acres, 1/2 mile from New River, the W.side of said River, containing 200 acres, with a small tract of 23 acres, it being the said James McClintock's interest in Entry #432 of 9 Feb. 1826, surveyed 4 April 1826; wit. L.C. Cain, Geo. D. Bowling
1856 - 10 April (1856?), Herrod Lewallen to James S. Duncan, 400a
1856 - 5 May Jas. S. Duncan & John Triplett to Shadrick Lewallen, 200a & 23a
1856 - 25 Aug. 1856, James S. Duncan of Scott Co. TN to William H. Crutcher of Davidson Co. TN, City of Nashville, $2250, (no acres) land on Black Wolf Creek a water of the Clear Fork of Cumberland River, adj. NE corner of Mathew P. Davis 640 acre tract, crossing the creek, adj. 100 acre tract of John Adair, 100 acre tract of H. Lewallen, John C. Schooler's corner and line; also another tract of 74 acres adj. above, adj. line of 640 acres of Mathew P. Davis, total in both 730 acres including the Adair plantation; wit. Tho. B. Eastland, John L. Brown.
B-51: 29 April 1856, James S. Duncan of Scott Co. TN (MAD: sic) to A.K. Griffith of same, $100, 121 acres in 9th Dist. on James S. Duncan's corner of a 375? acre tract in Joseph Griffith's line, Triplett's corner of 50 acre tract, Duncan's corner and line; wit. E?.R. Duncan, J.C. Schooler.
B-56: 3 Oct. 1855, Jas. S. Duncan of Morgan Co. TN to Joseph Griffith of Scott Co. TN, $100, 400 acres on both sides Brimstone Creek, near ?Sophiah Griffeth's house, line of 5000 acre tract claimed by Montague, John Griffeth's corner, corner of 200 acre tract, including a tract sold by Cutberth Webb to Lane? Sexton?, incl. where said Griffith now lives, per title vested in me on an entry made by Thos. J. Lea and Cutbert Webb on 30 May 1838 north of entry #2248; wit. John Triplett, William Griffeth.
B-71: 5 May 1856, Jas. S. Duncan and John Triplett to Shadrick Lewallen, all Scott Co. TN, $106, 223 acres, 1/2 mile from New River, the W.side of said River, containing 200 acres, with a small tract of 23 acres, it being the said James McClintock's interest in Entry #432 of 9 Feb. 1826, surveyed 4 April 1826; wit. L.C. Cain, Geo. D. Bowling.
B-104: 27 Oct. 1855, James S. Duncan of Morgan Co. TN to John Lewallen of Scott Co. TN, $10, 25 acres on old Campbell and Morgan Co. line including the best land near the top of Round Mountain and adj. said John Lewallen's land; wit. Elihu McDonald, Wm. Smither.
B-111: 6 April 1855, James S. Duncan and Rufus M. Bennett of Morgan Co. TN to John Triplett of Scott Co. TN, $200, 3 parcels on waters of Brimstone Creek; (1) 115 acres on Polly Griffith's line, Montague's line; (2) 150 acres adj. 116a tract, adj. 25 acre tract, adj. 30 acre tract of said Triplett, Joel Hamby's line; (3) land on line of said 116a, Joel Hamby's line, to include small piece of land between the lines supposed to be 7 acres, in all 272 acres; wit. C.S. Frances, Preston Human? (Hurnan?).
B-122: 29 Aug. 1856, James S. Duncan of Scott Co. TN to William H. Crutcher of Davidson Co. TN, City of Nashville, $1815, two tracts; (1) 800 acres adj. 730 acre tract that I deeded to said Crutcher, corner of G.W. Krotts? land that I deeded to him; (2) 1500 acres corner Grant #26810, Black Wolf [Creek], 500 acre tract in name of J.F. Scott 19 Nov. 1835, 640 acre tract of Mathew P. Davis, excluding tract I sold to R. Lewallen and Mathew Young, being part of a tract I bought of H. Lewallen 31 March 1852 adj. said Crutcher's farm sold by me to him; wit. Tho. B. Eastland, John L. Brown.
B-127: 11 Nov. 1856, Shadrick Lewallen bond to James S. Duncan for $1000, to make title to Town Lots 5 and 25 in Huntsville, Scott Co. TN; wit. L.C. Cain, P.C. (X) Hunt.
B-122: 29 Aug. 1856, James S. Duncan of Scott Co. TN to William H. Crutcher of Davidson Co. TN, City of Nashville, $1815, two tracts; (1) 800 acres adj. 730 acre tract that I deeded to said Crutcher, corner of G.W. Krotts? land that I deeded to him; (2) 1500 acres corner Grant #26810, Black Wolf [Creek], 500 acre tract in name of J.F. Scott 19 Nov. 1835, 640 acre tract of Mathew P. Davis, excluding tract I sold to R. Lewallen and Mathew Young, being part of a tract I bought of H. Lewallen 31 March 1852 adj. said Crutcher's farm sold by me to him; wit. Tho. B. Eastland, John L. Brown.
B-127: 11 Nov. 1856, Shadrick Lewallen bond to James S. Duncan for $1000, to make title to Town Lots 5 and 25 in Huntsville, Scott Co. TN; wit. L.C. Cain, P.C. (X) Hunt.
18 Jan. 1856, James S. Duncan of Morgan Co. TN to G.R. Brandan & Kimbush of same, $1, my interest to land formerly occupied by Solomon Young, on county line between Morgan and Scott Co., on E fork of Wolf Creek to Middle Fork, Anderson Lewallen's line; wit. Solomon Young, A.R. Lewallen.
B-142: 22 Nov. 1856, James S. Duncan of Scott Co. TN to Charles S. Francis of Morgan Co. TN, $300, land on Brimstone Creek, adj. 500 acre tract entered in name of Thos. S. Lea, old Campbell Co. line, Triplett's house, excluding land that belongs to other persons and including the residue, containing by estimation 800 acres; wit. E.R. Duncan, William Myers.
B-144: 2 Feb. 1857, James S. Duncan and John Triplett to W.A. Fields, all Scott Co. TN, $106, 200 acres and a small tract of 23 acres, in all 223 acres, being the lands that James McClintick entered #432 on 9 Feb. 1826 surveyed 1826; wit. Wm. Baker, L.C. Cain.
B-157: 27 Oct. 1856, James S. Duncan to Henry Shoemaker, both Scott Co. TN, $150, 200 acres by est. in forks of New River and Clear Fork, adj. Jas. S. Lackey's line, Willis G. Price's line; wit. James L. Lackey, Geo. D. Bawling.
B-165: 10 April (blank), Herrod Lewallen of Fentress Co. TN to James S. Duncan of Scott Co. TN, $600, land on both sides Black Wolf Creek, refer to various title papers by deeds and grants from Julian F. Scott and others, including the farm on which I the said Lewallen formerly lived, containing by estimation 400 acres, being my interest in all the lands on Wolf Creek below A.R. Lewallen's lands; wit. John C. Schooler, James Stepp; reg. 24 Nov. 1856.
B-166: 11 April 1856, James S. Duncan of Scott Co. TN to Joel Hamby of same, $600, land on waters of Wolf Creek in 5 tracts; (1) 50 acre Grant #28231 on line of A.R. Lewallen's 20 acres; (2) 130 acre Grant #26786; (3) 25a Entry #322 by William Ferman 1 July 1826; (4) 50 acre entry (MAD: no number) by A. Rossan on 10 Jan. 1829; (5) 75-1/2 acres being part of Grant #26810 corner 50 acre Grant #28231, Grant #26486, Grant #22342, excluding 25 acres in Grant #22703 that Joel Lewallen deeded said Hamby, total 370-1/2 acres by estimation; wit. A.R. Lewallen, J.F. Schooler. (MAD: numbers or figures as written, should be either 305 or 330 acres)
B-176: 20 Feb. 1856, James S. Duncan to John Sexton, Scott Co. TN, $50, 300 acres in Dist. 2 adj. Oliver Parke's land on Mill Creek, incl. part of James Sexton's survey, adj. said Duncan's line; wit. B.M. Duncan, Jam? F. Leith.
22 Sept. 1857, Sheriff Baily Butram to James S. Duncan; per judgment in Circuit Court of Scott Co. TN on 26 March 1856 for $14.50 taxes unpaid for 1854 and 1855 on two tracts, of which Thomas McMarcas is owner, estimated as 5000 acres in Dist. 3; (1) beg. top of ridge, from Samuel Young's old place to New River, 3/4 mile NE of where said Young lived, being Entry #1725, Grant #22344 to J.F. Scott on 31 Dec. 1838; (2) beg. above where Jesse Triplett bored for salt water and on opposite side of New River, being part of Entry #1758 for 3?000 (5?000) acre Grant #22326 to J.F. Scott on 28 Dec. 1838; per judgement, on 18 April 1856 after notice of sale, on 1st Monday of July 1856, sold to Enoch R. Duncan for $14.50, the highest bidder, who sold his bid to said James S. Duncan, now Baley Buttram as Sheriff for $14.50 convey said land to James S. Duncan; wit. J.L. Smith, L.C. Cain.
B-225: 7 March 1857, Shadrack Luallen and Jas. Duncan of Scott Co. TN to Calvin Smith of same, $55, town lot in Huntsville, incl. lot #25; wit. William H. Redman, J.L. Smith.
B-311: 16 Aug. 1856, Berry (X) Boling to Greenberry Duncan, $100, 250 acres in Dist. 10 adj. a conditional line between Indian Creek and Burges Creek, to incl. the improvements where John Six? formerly lived; wit. John Luallen, Elihu McDonald.
B-313: 29 May 1857, Samuel C. Young of Anderson Co. TN to Thomas Duncan of Scott Co. TN, $50, 120 acres near Little Brimstone Creek above Rachels Rock House, conditional line between Joel Lewallen and Meeshack Hemree, Brimstone and Dry creek, Dempsy Massengale Sr.; wit. Riley Overton, Wm. A. Hembree. (MAD: acres and names as given)
B-317: 24 Feb. 1858, Thomas (X) Duncan of Scott Co. TN to Meshack Hembree of same, $50, 100 acres in Dist. 5 adj. said Hembree's corner near the Mill Branch, William Riches line; wit. Wm. A. He27 March 1857, James S. Duncan of Scott Co. TN to William Lewallen of Morgan Co. TN, $200, 300 acres in forks of Clear Fork and New River, adj. road leading to Willis G. Prices, Lackey's line, including the farm where Willis G. Fonill? now lives, being part of two grants from TN, one #25957 in name of A. Ross and one #29146, possession granted 15 Nov. next; wit. H. Lewallen, Isaac Lewallenmbree, Riley Overton. (MAD: acres as given)
NOTE: For more land transactions:
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~dobson/tn/tnscott3.h
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1857 -. Shadrack Lewallen and Elizabeth Lewallen were both arrested for running a bawdy house. Elizabeth was also arrested for larceny of two bushels of corn, charge (March 1857).
1857 - 27 March James S. Duncan to William Lewallen, 300a
1857 - Pernetta Luvania Lewellen, daughter of Isaac and Nanch (Jeffries) was born jan. 14. The family moved to Kentucky about three years later, then to Bell County, Texas.
1859 - 23 Feb. A.R. Lewallen & James S. Duncan to Joel M. Hamby (Hamly?), 50a, 20a, 300a
1859 - Amos Lewallen was born June 8, son of Zachariah and Nancy Lewallen. Amos died May 14, 1946 in Shep, Texas, wife Nancy Ann Bruner.
1860 - Census:
District 3: Huntsville post office
A R Lewallen 33 (1827)
Perliscia Lewallen 31
Andrew F Lewallen 12 (1848)
Robert H Lewallen 11 (1849)
John F Lewallen 10 (1850)
Charlotte J Lewallen 7
Sarrah E Lewallen 6
William B Lewallen 2
Note: By 1860, Sheriff John Lewellen and others are found in the Wayne County, TN census
1860 - Census shows Joel Lewallen born ca 1804 NC in District 9. His wife was Rachel, age 60. Also in the household was Matilda Price age 5 born TN, Joel died Scott County 1892
1860 - Census shows an S. Lewallen age 53 (born ca 1807) N.C., , Elizabeth 53 North Carolina, Elender 18 NC, Mary 16 NC, Elizabeth 15 NC, William 13 NC, Nancy 6/12 TN NOTE: Is this Shadack and Elizabeth in 1857?
1860 - Census shows in District 3: Solomon Young 39 (TN), wife Nancy 38, children Elizabeth 17, Martha 12, William 10, Alcy 7, Lelever 5, John 2, and Malinda Lewallen 68 TN. (See 1855 Scott County which mentions Solomon Young and Herrod Lewallen.)
1862 - Shadrach Lewellen and his wife, Elizabeth Stepps, died of the smallpox. Her father's Will is 1821 Henderson County, N.C. Shadrach was born 1809 in North Carolina.
1865 - John Lewallen married Emily McDonald (Note: Her surname has also been given as Reed. John is said to have been the son of Anderson and Lucy Rice Lewallen. John and Emily had two daughters, Tennessee (born 1868) and Texas born 1870. John is shown in the 1860 and 1870 Kentucky census. From there, he moved to Temple, Bell County, Texas, 1873, and then later to Shep, Taylor County where he died 1896. Emily Reed was given as his second wife and Deliliah Reed as his third wife...parts not substantiated...bh)
1865 - Campbell Lewallen married Malinda Young
1869 - A. S. Lewallen married Nancy McDonald
1869 - Sarah Lewallen married Berry Bowling Jan. 28
1870 - Census:
District 3:
Andrew R Lewallen 45 (1825)
Polecy A Lewallen 43
Andrew F Lewallen 23
Melvina Lewallen 30
Robert H Lewallen 22
John F Lewallen 19 (1851)
Charlott T Lewallen 17
Sarah Lewallen 15
William B Lewallen 11
Charles R Lewallen 4
Elan W Lewallen 2
1870 - William Lewallen married Elizabeth Hembree
1870 - Amos and Nancy Lewallen and their family went to visit her brother, Elihu Gregory McDonald, in Missouri. In 1873 they were in Madison County, Arkansas and moved to Bell County, Texas about 1875.
1871 - Ewell Lewallen m Louisa McCalley Mar 9
1871 - J. F. Lewallen married Rhoda Scott Sept. 21
1872 - Caroline Llewellyn, daughter of William and Elizabeth (Hembree) was born January 27. She married Joseph Sharp and died Sept. 1944.
1872 - Curtis Stonecypher married Mary Ann Lewallen
1872 - (from posting by Mary Hubbell)
Scott County Call 24th June 1887
In July 1872 a man by the name of Dan Pennington was killed in the Third District of this county. A bill was found by the Grand Jury against Steward Slaven, who left the immediately after Pennington was killed. In a year or so, ANDERSON LEWALLEN, who was then living in that part of the county, moved to Texas. Last month, Mr. Lewallen, in company with his brother in law, ELIHU McDONALD, came to this county. After they had been here some time Lewallen was arrested, accused of murdering or helping to murder Dan Pennington. Monday the 20, the case was called, Esqrs Sharp and Griffith presiding. Both sides announced ready for the trial. A number of witnesses testified. Among them was the then wife of Dan Pennington, who said she was a sister of Steward Slaven and that he was the man who killed her husband. Before her husband died he told her he saw Steward Slaven run after he (Pennington) was shot, and knew him. Other witnesses testified that before, or as Steward Slaven was leaving the country he said they need not bother his brother for he (Steward) killed Dan Pennington. Mr. Lewallen testified with a good countenance that he had nothing to do with the killing of Dan Pennington, that he said in that country for a year after the killing and was never accused of it. It was very clear that Lewallen was innocent. The decision of the Court was "not guilty as charged in the warrant." The prosecution must be satisfied, after hearing the evidence, that Lewallen was wrongfully accused
1873 - Deed from Thomas Duncan of Anderson County to Ezekiel Hembree of Scott for $50, land in 5th district containing 120 acres beg. at Little Brimstone Creek above Rucker Sock?, then with a conditional line between Joel Lewallen and Meshack Hembree.....
1873 - Andrew Lewtian Lewallen (born Oct. 7, 1793) died Nov. 30.
1875 - Nancy M. Lewallen married James S. Stonecipher
1875 - W. A. Lewallen married Nancy Acres Nov. 14
1876 - Malinda (Davis) Lewallen died April 11. She was born April 1, 1792 and was the wife of Andrew Lewtian Llewellyn
1876 - Will of John Phillips Sr., wife Kissiah, children John W., Abner, William, Jasper Marion, Thomas L., deceased son Jonathan, daughter Mary Ann Reed and her husband Harrison Reed. Also names Zachariah Lewallen: Thence southwestwardly a direct line to the line of a survey on James McDonaldson family lived now owned by J. C.Newport thence westwardly with said line to the line of the survey where James Newport Sr. now lives. Thence running with the line of an old tract entry made in the name of Zachariah
Lewallen thence with the line of same out to the top of the ridge and down the
same to a corner near the gap of the ridge between my house and Ezekiel Newport ...
http://files.usgwarchives.net/tn/scott/wills/phillips75gwl.t
xt
1877 - John Lewallen married Rebecca Rollins Sept. 6
1877 - William Lewallen married Sarah Smith Sept. 20
1879 - Samuel A. Lewallen married Anna C. Young Sept. 9
1881 - James F. Lewallen age 31 married Mary Russell age 18
1883 - Joel Lewellen (born 1803 Wake NC) died Mar. 11. Wife was Rachel Taylor.
1886 - William Lewallen married Malinda Young; married by A. R. Lewallen, J.P.
1892 - Joel Lewallen died March 6. His marker shows him born June 1803. He's buried in Brimstone, Hughett Cemetery, in Scott County. His wife was Rachel.
1898 - In Spanish American war, two individuals listed from Scott County:
Nelson Lewallyn of Helenwood and James Llewellyn of Huntsville
1900 - Census:
Civil District 3:
John F Lewellen 49 (1851) born TN, father and mother born TN; married 17 yrs
Mary Lewellen 38
Samuel Lewellen 14
Daniel Lewellen 14
Evy Lewellen 10
Lewcinda Lewellen 9
Nannie Lewellen 7
Sadia Lewellen 4
Major M Lewellen 2
Guy Lewellen 3/12
1906 - Lutian Lewallen died Oct. 20. He was born April 1820. (age 86)
1910 - Census Civil Dist. 3:
LEWALLEN John Head 39 Male White Married TN KY TN
LEWALLEN Liddie Wife 37 Female White Married TN TN TN
LEWALLEN Archie Son 16 Male White Single TN KY TN
LEWALLEN Hughie Son 14 Male White Single TN KY TN
LEWALLEN George Son 13 Male White Single TN KY TN
LEWALLEN Daughter Nellie 10 Female White TN KY TN
LEWALLEN Rayman Son 8 Male White Single TN KY TN
LEWALLEN Leuvonia Daughter 6 Female White Single TN KY TN
LEWALLEN Earnie Son Male 4 White Single TN KY TN
LEWALLEN Maryetta Daughter 2 Female White Single TN KY TN
1918 - Telegram to John Lewallen of Glen Mary that Pvt. Hugh T. Lewallen, infantry, was officially reported as killed in action October 6. (John was Hugh's father.)
1920 - Census shows:
John H Lewallen 49 born KY (1871)
Liddie Lewallen 46 born TN
George Lewallen 22
Bella M Lewallen 20
Raymond Lewallen 18
Luvanie Lewallen 16
Erna Lewallen 13
Etta Lewallen 11 born TN (1909)
1944 - Caroline Llewellyn Sharp died. She was the wife of Joseph Sharp and the daughter of William and Elizabeth (Hembree) Llewellyn. William's brothers were John (first sheriff) and Leutian (per Scott County Tennessee and Its Families.)
1961 - Obit: Lewallen, Cicero G. - Age 88, of Rt. 2, Oneida, passed away at the Scott County Hospital, Oct 31, 1969. He was the son of the late Andrew Lewallen and the late Polly Stonecipher Lewallen. He professed a hope in Christ and united with the High Point Baptist Church July 8, 1951 and remained a member until his death. Survivors are his wife, Mamie Owens Lewallen of Rt 2, Oneida, seven sons, Olen Lewallen of Oneida, Carl Lewallen of Atlanta, GA, Victor Lewallen of Knoxville, TN, Bruno Lewallen of Brunswick, GA, Andy Lewallen with the US Army in Korea, David Lewallen and Charles Lewallen of Oneida, TN., five daughters, Alma Lawhorn of Bashnell. IL, Violace Choat of Oneida, Mable Sills of Knoxville, TN Fanny Terry of Manchester, Brenda Stanley of Knoxville, TN, one brother C.K. Lewallen of Oneida, TN, fourth (sic) two grandchildren, fifty-six great grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord
SEVIER COUNTY
Created 1794 from Jefferson County
List of Capt. Andrew Lawson's militia 1814-1815
http://sevier.tngenealogy.net/research-aids/44-military/98-l
awsons-militia-company-1814-1815
(No Lewellings listed)
1801 - James Haggard and Mary Atchley were married. James was the son of Rev. Henry and Dorothy (Randolph) Haggard. Henry and Dorothy were from Albemarle County, Virginia, moved to Jefferson County, N.C., now Tennessee. James and Mary had Rev. Noah Haggard and Martha Haggard.
1823 - John Lewelling was born about this year, son of Alexander and Prudence Lewelling. John died after 1872 in Sevier County.
1824 - Martha Elizabeth "Betsy" Lewelling was born Jan. 29, daughter of Alexander and Prudence. She died July 12, 1895 in Sevier County
1825 - Dec. 10. Martha Haggard was born, dau of Atchley and Hulda (hardin) Haggard.
1827 - Lewelza Katherine Lewelling was born 1827, daughter of Alexander and Prudence. She died in Sevier County
1830 - Census shows:
LEWELLING, Alexander, 1 male under 5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 30-40, l female under 10, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30. This family is shown on page 99 of the census. Neighbors include Philip Seaton, Robert Nichols, William Nichols, Andrew Lawson, William Montgomery, Robert Montgomery, Benjamin Holland, ?Compton, Robert Shields Sr
LEWELLING, James, 1 male 20-30, 1 female under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30
LEWELLING, Margaret, 2 females under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 30-40
LEWELLING, Martha, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 20-30, 2 females 50-60
James, Margaret and Martha are shown on page 98 of the census, at the bottom of the page. Neighbors include John McCarty, John Evans, Anthony Lawson
(Martha may have been the mother of James and Alexander and maybe the mother-in-law of Margaret.)
1830 - William Lewelling was born, son of Alexander and Prudence. He died April 27, 1898
1831 - Sarah Martha Lewelling was born, daughter of Alexander and Prudence
1833 - Martha Lewelling was born about this year, daughter of Alexander and Prudence
1835 - James Lewelling was born Feb. 8, son of Alexander and Prudence. He died May 17, 1897 in Sevier County
1839 - Ashley William Lewelling was born in May, son of Alexander and Prudence
1840 - Census shows J
LEWELLING, Allen with 2 males under 5, one male 5-9, one male 30-39, one female 5-9, one female 2-29 and one employee. Living next door: Stephen Smith and John Poindexter
LEWELLING, Alexander with 2 males under 5, one male 10-14, one male 15-19, one male 40-49, one male 80-89 (1761-1770), one female 5-9, one female 10-14, one female 30-39. Living in area: Kerr, Houck?, Henderson, Bowers, Harden, McCollins, McMahan, Luck, Surat?
JOHN LEWELLING, neighbors McMahan, James Seaton, John Warren or Morrow, Smith, Kerr
1841 - Margaret Susanna Lewellin was born, daughter of Alexander and Prudence. She died 1898 Sevier County
1844 - Nancy Jane Lewelling was born, daughter of Alexander and Prudence. She died 1910.
1845 - ca John Lewelling (son of Alex and Prudence) married Martha Haggard, daughter of Atchley and Hulda (Hardin) Haggard. He had two children out of wedlock by Jane Romines, Tom and Julia Romines. Jane was buried in the Millican Grove Baptist Church Cemetery.
1850 - Census shows:
Household 613: JOHN LEWALLEN 25 farmer, value of real estate - $200, born Tenn; Martha 25 born Tenn.; William 2, Hulda 6/12 (female) Neighbors were Haggards - Atchley Haggard, James Haggard, Thomas Atchley, etc.)
Household 897: WILLIAM LEWALLEN 21 farmer, value of real estate $200, born Tenn. Louisa 23 born Tenn, Margaret 3 born Tenn
Household 903: ALEX LEWALLEN 57 Farmer, value of real estate $500, born So. Carolina; Prudence 45 born No. Car.; Katherine 22 born Tenn; Martha 17 born Tenn; James 15 born Tenn; Ashley 12 born Tenn; Susannah 9 born Tenn; Jane 7 born Tenn; John Clark 84 born No. Carolina (Note: Could Ashley have been Atchley? There were many Atchley families in the area and a Haggard married an Atchley and a Haggard married a Lewelling.)
1860 - Census shows
Alexander Lewelling 65 (1795 S.C.), Prudence 55 SC, James 25, Ashley 22, Susan 19, Rawlings 8 months, Joseph Ray 11, Tennessee Tipton 6 (was Ashley actually Atchley?)
Jno Lewelling 35, Martha 35, William 12, Hulda 10, Sarah 8, Alexander 6
William Lewelling 29, Louisa 35, Jane 9, Mary 8, Caroline 6
1870 - Margaret Lewelling married Aaron Rule Jan. 26
1870 - Can't find Lewellings in census
1871 - Prudence (Clark) Lewelling died. She married Alexander Lewelling in North Carolina. She was born ca 1805, daughter of John Clark.
1873 - Alexander Lewelling married as his second wife Elizabeth Manes Patterson May 26. She was the daughter of John Manes and Nancy Maples. She was previously married to Edmond Patterson. Story has it Patterson came home and found her with Alexander so he went back to Anderson County and divorced her. After Alexander died, Elizabeth remarried Edmond Patterson.
1873 - Sarah Lewallin married James Erwin Christopher
1876 - Will of John Phillips mentions land of Zachariah Lewellen:
Thence southwestwardly a direct line to the line of a survey on James McDonaldson family lived now owned by J. C.Newport... Thence running with the line of an old tract entry made in the name of Zachariah Lewallen thence... (Phillips' wife was Kezziah)
1880 - Alexander Lewelling died in July. He was born Oct. 7, 1793 in South Carolina.
1880 - Census shows: William H. Lewelling living in Allensville Twp. He was born 1847 Tennessee. It says his father was born South Carolina and mother born Tennessee. Wife Margaret 34 , children Cordelia E. 12, John A 10, James A. 8, Howard D. 7, Martha Jane 3
1880 - Alexander Llewellyn died in July at Sevierville. His wife was Prudence Clark . He's said to have been born Oct. 7, 1793 North Carolina, however, census records show him born South Carolina. It's also said he was a son of Anderson Lewallen but that hasn't been confirmed.
Will of Alexander Lewelling: Will in Sevier County gives Susan Maney "all lands except one tract known as the Maney tract or Pickens tract, the title calls for one hundred acres more or less, the title made to me by J. A. Pickens, administrator of Samuel Pickens, dec. after the death of said Susan Maney this tract shall fall to John and Calvin Lewelling heirs of said Susan Maney. This are the home tract that Susan Maney and John and Calvin Lewelling are to have." Third: "...give and bequeath to Elizabeth Jenkins and to the heirs of John Lewelling, dec. and to Catherine Rollings and to William Lewelling and to Sarah Tipton and to James Lewelling and to Ashley Lewelling and to Nancy Gibson - one tract of land the title calls for one hundred acres more or less known as the Maney or Pickens tract the title made to me by J. A. Pickens, administrator of Samuel Pickens, dec. the crop that are now on it shall be excepted." 4th "...give all personal property to Susan Maney. 5. "...Susan Maney to pay all debts out of her part of my estate..." 6. Appoint susan Maney executrix." Witnesses were William A. Baker and Joseph Baker
1891 - George Lewelling born 22 September (from birth certificate); Parents: John Lewelling born Sevier Co., Sarah McPherson born Sevier Co.; WW I veteran; Informant: Mrs. George Lewelling, Knoxville, TN. Died 15 October 1944, Knoxville, Knox Co., TN.; Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, Knoxville; Undertaker Rawlings-Miller, Maryville, TN
1899 - Marriage of Luther Lewelling to Bettie Romines March 16
1900 - Census shows: William Lewelling, age 52 (born Dec. 1847 TN). Wife Margaret born June 1846 TN. They were maried 1865 (35 years) and had 11 children. Also in the household was Samuel W. age 18, Charles W age 17, Wallace D age 9 (born July 1890 TN) On the same census page was Maryann Hill born 1836 Virginia and two sons - Branch Hill born 1859 VA and Robert L. Hill born Aug. 1863 VA.
1926 - LEWALLEN, Elizabeth died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Sharp. She was 82 years old. Survived by a son who lived in Oklahoma and two daughters. (She was the wife of William Henry Lewallen). She was the twin of Jemima Hembree.
1975 - Bert Lewelling died. He was born 1896
SHELBY COUNTY
Created 1819 from Hardin County
1850 - Census shows
P. A. Lewellen age 33, Elizabeth 36, Anne 5, Elizabeth Taylor 10
Jonathan Lewelling 45 (1805) SC, Elizabeth 32 TN, William 15 TN, Marion 12 TN, Joseph 10 TN, Shady 7 MS, Joseph (or Japity?) 3 TN, Charity ? 1 Ms, Mary 16? TN
S. W. Lewallen born ca 1812 NC. and wife Ann 27
SUMNER
1826 - "To the worshipful County Court of Sumner County now in session.
The humble petition of John Durham, William Durham, James Durham, Henry Durham, Thomas Durham, Joseph Mason and his wife Susan Mason & William Smith guardian of Henderson Durham, Gatewood Durham, Nancy Durham, & Betsey Durham, children of Samuel Durham, deceased, all heirs of William Durham, deceased.
Sheweth, That William Durham died, sometime ago in Sumner County and left at his death six sons & four daughters. His sons were John Durham, William Durham, James Durham, Henry Durham, Samuel Durham & Thomas Durham. His daughters were Polly SHERRING, wife of Thomas SHERRING, Nancy O'Rear, wife of William O'Rear, Patsy Moody, wife of Dinning Moody, and Susan Mason, wife of Joseph Mason. The said Samuel Durham is now dead and William Smith is guardian to his four children Henderson Durham, Gatewood Durham, Nancy Durham, and Betsey Durham. The said William Durham, deceased, died seized of two tracts of land, lying in Sumner County the one containing three hundred acres and the other two hundred acres. The tract of three hundred acres was bought of Etheldred Bunn and is bounded as follows: It begins at a black walnut; thence running South, two hundred and ten poles to a black oak; thence West two hundred and thirty poles to a large popular on James Power's East boundary now Edmund Browning's; thence running with said line North two hundred and ten poles to a stake; thence East two hundred and thirty poles to the beginning. The tract of two hundred acres was bought from Thomas McGuire and is bounded as follows: It begins at a double sugar tree standing on the East boundary line of John Donohue's old survey running East two hundred and forty five poles to pointers formerly a dogwood and beech; thence South one hundred and eighty eight poles to a small white oak; thence North eighty four degrees, West fifty one poles to a mark; thence North forty five degrees, West sixty two poles to a pawpa; thence North sixty five degrees, West one hundred & twenty poles to the East boundary line of Donohoe's old survey now owned by Barry; thence North with the said line to the beginning.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
1792 - John Luallin appears on then Washington Co. Tax list, owning 100 acres, 5 cattle.
WAYNE COUNTY
Created 1817 from Hickman
1840 - Census shows William Lewallen with 5 under age 20 and 2 over age 20.
1840 - Census shows Margaret Lewallen with one male under 5 and one female under 20
WHITE COUNTY
Created 1806 from Overton, Jackson and Smith counties
1805 - Sarah Creely LuAllen was born 30 September, daughter of Burk LuAllen. Burke Luallen is said to have been born 1766 Virginia and was in White County from 1805 to 1822. His known daughter, Sarah, married William Plumlee and moved to Carrol Co, Ark before moving to Parker Co. TX in 1858
1820 - Census shows Birks Luallen. Neighbors Thomas Riddels, Mark Glidewell, Campbell, Scott, Gamble, Swindel, Williamson.
1822 - last time Burk LuAllen found in White County. His daughter, Sarah, married William Plumlee and moved to to Berryville, Ark. and then on to Springtown, Parker Co., Tx. where she died in 1886.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY
Created 1799 from Davidson County
For early marriages in Williamson County see http://www.tngenweb.org/williamson/vitals/marriage/1800wcmar
ry.htm
1800 - ca William Young was admin of Robert Young's Estate
1804 - Indenture 23 Aug (17 Sept 1805) Mark Andrews and William Yarbrough, $150 paid, 60 acres on West Harpeth. Wit: Edward Ragsdale, Cornelius Matthews."
1806 - Sallie Young married James Hunter
1807 - MAURY COUNTY FORMED FROM WILLIAMSON
1807 - Ephraim Andrews' Will was written 1807 and recorded 1809. In the will, Ephraim stated, "My will and desire is that the price with the hire of one Negro fellow named Tom that is now in the possession of George Andrews and William Drumwright, shall be taken out of their part of the estate, and the two hundred dollars that George Andrews paid the said Drumwright for Tom is to be subtracted out of the said Drumwright's part of said Negro."
1807 - "Betsy"(Elizabeth) Young married Robert McDaniel Feb. 19, bondsman-Thos Kennedy
1808 - Ephraim Andrews died and his will recorded 1809. His daughter was Elizabeth Andrews who married John YOUNG in Mecklenburg Co. VA ca 1765. John and Elizabeth Young moved from Mecklenburg Co., Virginia, to Williamson Co,, Tennessee (year unknown) , with Ephraim Andrews. Names given for children of John and Elizabeth Young include their oldest son William and a son David. (needs substantiation)
1808 - Rebecca Yarborough (born ca 1792, dau of William) married Alexander Bennett Oct. 1. Alexander Bennett died ca 1830 in Tennessee.
1809 - William Young married Rebecca Bugg (both born VA) on March 12. John and Robert Ragsdale were the bondsmen
1811 - Lawrence Young married Susan Wilkins
1813 - John Thomas appointed guardian of Nathaniel Haggard Thomas
1813 - Peter Young married Polly Lagrone
1813 - William Andrews married Nancy Grimes on February 13, 1813
1813 - The U.S. Army Register of Enlistments 1798-1914 shows Aaron Lewallen born ca 1797 North Carolina, enlisted Nov. 8, 1813 at age 16. (Sallie said in her application for widow's pension that Aaron enlisted in Williamson County, but it could have been Davidson County.)
1813 - Elijah Lewallen/Liewallen enlisted at the age of 14 on 14 Nov 1813in Capt Morgan's Co., 4'11", grey eyes, sandy hair and fair complexion, farmer, born NC. In the remarks it says "see pension case". He is not listed in the "War of 1812 Pensions" Elijah Lewallen and Isham Young received bounty land in Linn County, MO for their time in service.
1813 - Isham Young enlisted in service in either June or October 16, 1813. Exact place of enlistment not known but since he was a comrade in service with Aaron Lewallen, he may have enlisted from this county. According to his pension records, he was a private in the U.S. Rifles under Major m. Morgan. He was 6 feet tall, dark hair, dark eyes, fair complexion at the time of enlistment June 24 or Oct. 16, 1819. He was born Georgia and enlisted for five years. His Capt. was john O'Fallon, Captain W. morgan, Capt. James McIntosh. He was discharged June 24, 1818 at Ft. Armstrong, Ill. His term had expired.
1816 - Nathan Young married Susanna Cunningham (From the internet, Susannah was the daughter of James and Margaret Cunningham who lived in Knox, Blount and McMinn County TN and info dcoumented.) Nathan Young probably lived in McMinn 1830.
1817 - George Yarborough married Polly Manire
1817 - Ephraim Young married Polly Bugg. Ephraim was the son of John and Elizabeth (Andrews) Young.
1818 - Elizabeth Leuallen married Isham Young Nov. 27. Daniel Young and Isham Young signed the bond. (See 1813 above). Isham was discharged from service June 24 1818 at Ft. Armstrong. Isham Young received bounty land in Linn County, MO. for his service, as did Elijah Lewallen.
1818 - Dorothy C. Owen married James Vaughn Sept. 10
1819 - Nathaniel Haggard Thomas (b 1792 Cumberland VA) married Martha Crenshaw. He was son of Jesse and Mary Howell Thomas
1819 - Aaron Lewallen was discharged from service
1819 - Aron Lewallen married Sarah Young Jan. 14. John Sherring signed the bond.
1820 - WILL of Mark ANDREWS was dated December 3, 1820, and probated in the January Session, 1821 (pages 211-212), of the Williamson County Court. It lists his wife, Winifred Andrews; sons, John, Ephraim and George; daughters, Lennah YARBOROUGH, Polly Dean, Lydia MATTHEWS and Tilsab(?) Marrett; and grandchildred, Christiana, Polly, Nancy, James and Andrew Shule (Shute). Executors: George Andrews, John Andrews, Ephraim Andrews. Witnesses: Brokenbrough Andrews (nephew), Ephraim Andrews, George Andrews and Richard L. YARBOROUGH
(note: Leannah Andrews married William Yarbrough, June 26, 1792
Lydia Andrews, married Conelius Matthews, February 25, 1797
1820 - Phineas Thomas on census (he married Mary Polly Chisholm in Davidson County 1806)
1821 - Alvin Young married Mary McLavin
1825 - William Yarborough died. He was born ca 1753 Prince George County, Virginia, wife Leannah Andrews.
1829 - David Young's marriage bond to Elizabeth Reed signed by a William Young in Williamson co. TN Jan 22, 1829 (David is said to have been born ca 1804 - unsubstantiated). Their children are said to be: William (b 1833 Williamson Co and died Christian Co KY, Nancy b 1830, Josiah b 1834, Giles b 1836, Clem born 1837, Mary J. b. 1841, Martha b 1847, David C. b 1851 and Manda L. b 1852
1829 - Previous to 1829 the poor of the county were farmed out to the lowest bidder and allowances made for them. On October 5, 1829, a committee of John Thompson, Jabez OWEN, William Ditto, Robert McCutchen, G. Marshall and David C. Kinnard reported that they had bought of Andrew L. Andrews, a tract of forty acres of land for $350, a tract of twenty acres from Mark L. Andrews for $90. In 1840 W. S. WEBB, Mike Kinnard and R. W. Robison, a poor-house committee, bought additional lands to the amount of about 550 acres
1879 - Elam Lewallen married Miss Mary Ann Fields July 28
1879 - Thompson Lewallen married Miss Lizzie Crocker Aug 9.
WILSON COUNTY
Created 1799 from Sumner County
1820 - Census shows John Luallin in Lebanon 1 2 - - - - - 1 1 1 1 . On same census page, Morrison, Donnell, Stephen Hearn, Wm Hallum, Thomas Harris, Cox
(Per Barbara Hensley, John was married to Barbara Harris, daughter of Wiley and Elizabeth Hearne Harris. John was from Randolph County, N.C., and after 1820 moved to Madison County, Tennessee.)
1820 - David Young in census.
1840 - Census shows two David Youngs, one of those was younger but in the other household there was one male 30-40, (1790-1800) one male 60-70 (1770-80) and one male 70-80 (1760-70) with 2 females 15-20 and one female 50-60. (1780-90)
1856 - David Young died April 13. He was born Jan. 6, 1774, first wife Sarah Phillips. Married Dec. 9, 1796 in Davidson County. Children: Sarah, Alpha, Alexander F. Mary (Polly), Louisiana (Lucy Ann), Francis, James, Elizabeth, Joseph, Duke, Carson and David Jr. SEE DAVIDSON COUNTY
1865 - Daniel Lollwen married Nancy Chapman