Living LIVING [Parents] married Living LIVING.

Living LIVING married Living LIVING.

Other marriages:

LIVING, Living

N. H. BROACH died Y. He married Mamie HARRIS.

Mamie HARRIS [Parents] was born 15 Aug 1907. She died 26 Feb 1980 in Jacksonville, Duval, Florida and was buried in Oakland Cemetery, Ware Co., GA. Mamie married N. H. BROACH.

Other marriages:

MURRAY, James Edward

Source:
From Mary Ruth CHAPMAN parker:
Mamie HARRIS Murray  DOB 8/15/1907    DOD 2/26/1980  Brantley Co?,Ga

Name:    Mamie Murray
 SSN:    259-14-6489  
 Last Residence:    32205  Jacksonville, Duval, Florida, United States of America
 Born:    15 Aug 1907
 Last Benefit:    91326  Northridge, Los Angeles, California, United States of America
 Died:    Feb 1980
 State (Year) SSN issued:    Georgia (Before 1951 )

James Edward MURRAY "Bo" was born 29 Oct 1917. He died 27 Nov 1972 in Jacksonville, Duval, Florida and was buried in Oakland Cemetery, Ware Co., GA. Bo married Mamie HARRIS.

Name:    James Murray
 SSN:    255-07-8400  
 Last Residence:    32205  Jacksonville, Duval, Florida, United States of America
 Born:    29 Oct 1917
 Died:    Nov 1972
 State (Year) SSN issued:    Georgia (Before 1951 )

Mamie HARRIS [Parents] was born 15 Aug 1907. She died 26 Feb 1980 in Jacksonville, Duval, Florida and was buried in Oakland Cemetery, Ware Co., GA. Mamie married James Edward MURRAY.

Other marriages:

BROACH, N. H.

Source:
From Mary Ruth CHAPMAN parker:
Mamie HARRIS Murray  DOB 8/15/1907    DOD 2/26/1980  Brantley Co?,Ga

Name:    Mamie Murray
 SSN:    259-14-6489  
 Last Residence:    32205  Jacksonville, Duval, Florida, United States of America
 Born:    15 Aug 1907
 Last Benefit:    91326  Northridge, Los Angeles, California, United States of America
 Died:    Feb 1980
 State (Year) SSN issued:    Georgia (Before 1951 )

Seaborn JOHNS [Parents] ¹ was born ² 1848 in Camden Co., Ga. He married Adaline L. (JOHNS).

Adaline L. (JOHNS) was born ¹ 1849. She married Seaborn JOHNS.

Jesse LEWIS ¹ was born 9 Apr 1790 in Pitt Co., NC. He died ² 28 May 1849 in Wayne Co., GA. Jesse married Millicent ROLLINS before 1812.

Jesse Lewis was born in 1790 in North Carolina. The exact location remains unknown as does the identification of his parents. He married Mildred Rollins, probably in Pitt County, North Carolina, then moved to Georgia after the birth of their second child, probably in 1815. Mildred was born in 1795 in North Carolina. They settled in Wayne County (now Brantley) and became owners of a substantial amount of land there. The probable motivation for the move was the availability of cheap fertile land in Georgia. He may have acquired his land in an early land lottery, or he may have purchased it from one of the lottery winners. He served as Justice of the Wayne County Inferior Court from 1825 until 1829, during which time he was also Tax Collector of Wayne Co. from 1827 through 1829 and in the Wayne County militia from September 15, 1823 until April 17, 1827. He was Justice of the Peace from 1833 until 1837. He and Millie had eleven children, the last nine of whom were born in Georgia.

Although he is buried elsewhere, there is a stone memorial to Jesse Lewis in the Lewis Cemetery in Raybon, Georgia. He and his wife and an infant daughter are buried about five miles away in unmarked graves on a spot near his old home. Jesse died on 28 May 1849. He and his wife and an infant daughter are actually buried about five miles away in unmarked graves near the Smyrna Baptist Church, a spot near his his old home about five miles from the present town of Nahunta.

He moved to south Georgia from North Carolina after 1815. There is a memorial marker to him in the Lewis Cemetery in Raybon, but he is known not to be buried there. He and his wife and an infant daughter are buried about five miles away in unmarked graves near the Smyrna Baptist Church, a spot near his old home about five miles from the present town of Nahunta. He was Justice of the Peace in the 335th District from 1833 through 1837. He was Justice of the Wayne County Inferior Court from 1825 until 1829, and he was Tax Collector of Wayne Co. from 1827 through 1829. He was also in the Wayne County militia from Sept.15, 1823 until April 17, 1827.

No record of his marriage in NC, KY, TN, or VA.

His wife was born in Pitt County, NC and many of his Wayne County
neighbors came from Pitt County, NC (The Highsmiths, e.g.).

Documents:
Guardianship record showing Jesse Lewis death date.

No record of his marriage in NC, KY, TN, or VA.

visit http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~walterberg2000/AnnsTree/AnnsFam.htm

Millicent ROLLINS [Parents] "Mildred" ^{1, 2} was born ³ 1795 in Pitt Co., NC. She died ⁴ Oct 1869 in Wayne Co., GA (Brantley). Mildred married Jesse LEWIS before 1812.

Milly Rollins was the daughter of Charles and Hannah Rollins of Pitt Co., North Carolina. Her name appears variously as Mildred, Millicent, Emily, Amelia. Charles Rollins (possibly Rollings) was evidently a man of considerable means. Milly is named in her father's will. That will provided that $200 be paid to the "lawfully begotten heirs of Milly Lewis." An affidavit filed by James Bryant Lewis, guardian of the Milly's minor children, to claim the inheritance establishes the connection with our Lewis family.

While that will does not exist, there are notes regarding the will and the estate written by Atty. Wm. Blount Rodman (contributed by Elizabeth Ross). These notes were found at East Carolina University in the Joyner Library and provided here by Theodore D. Lewis. The papers of Atty. Rodman are held at the library in Collection #329.14.d.

Milly is listed in the 1870 census although other records show that she died in October of 1869. In that census she is shown living with son William H. Lewis. The spelling of her name in that census is "Millia."

The notes in that East Carolina University collection further indicate that Charles and Hannah Rollins had eight children: John, Lydia, Hannah, Rebecca, Milly, Susannah, Patty, and James W. Rollins. The will mentions a number of slaves: Piney, Simon, Letha, Gatsey, Albert, Miles, Elijah, Annaky, Adam, Linda, Willis, Elijah, and several children. Charles was probably born in 1753 and died in 1843.

Original notes:
Her name may have been Millicent.  Think that the only evidence is the reference to Milly, which has been variously interpreted as Mildred,Millicent, Emily, Amelia, etc.  She is still living in Wayne Co., GA at the time of the taking of the 1870 census. Her name is there spelled Millia.

In notes written by Atty. William Blount Rodman, she was daughter of Charles and Hannah Rollings of Pitt Co., NC.

In 1850 she was living with her son, William H. Lewis in Wayne Co.,GA.

She is still living at the time of the taking of the 1870 Wayne County
census in the home of her son, William H. Lewis in Wayne Co., GA.

The mortuary schedule attached to the 1870 Census of Wayne County,Georgia show that she (Mrs. Millia Lewis, died in October, 1869, age 74 years.

Jeremiah JOHNS [Parents] ¹ was born ^{2, 3} 1768 in Beaufort County, SC. He married Levicy (JOHNS).

See Pioneers of Wiregrass GA, by Folks Huxford, Vol. 8, Page 180-181

Levicy (JOHNS) married Jeremiah JOHNS.

She signed deed as Luvicy.

Jacob JOHNS ¹ was born before 1740 in Charleston Co., SC. He died ^{2, 3} 1817 in Wayne Co., GA. Jacob married ⁴ Patience (Pashents) (JOHNS) about 1759.

In a deed dated 5 April 1819, Patence Johns (widow of Jacob Johns) andher children sell two tract of land to Frederick Schuperd for $600. Children signing are John, Isaac, William, Levi, Cornelius, George,Jeremiah, Mary, Sarah, and Elizabeth.  (Barnwell Co., SC Deed Book L,Pg 268.

Surveys found by Cliff Johns in 1996 include the following:

260a in Orangeburg Dist. for John T. Johns - 9 Mar 1789
94a on forks of Salkehatchie for Isaac Johns - 5 Aug 1793
207a on Sedare Branch of Salkehatchie for Isaac Johns - 24 Nov 1796
346a on great fork of Salkehatchie for Jacob Johns - 28 Jan 1797
246a on forks of S. at Cross Swamp for Isaac Johns - 31 Jan 1797
183a at forks of Big & Little S. for William Johns - 19 Feb 1800
300a on Great PeeDee River, Marlborough Dist.,for William Johns - 20Apr 1811

Received info from Cliff Johns: 105 RiverWalk Terr.         23Dec1995
                                           Simpsonville, SC 29681

Jacob Johns was granted 346 acres south of Charleston by State of SC -
Grant dated 5 Jun 1797 (Cliff Johns has copy in files).

Found SC Deed Abstract 1773-1778 listing 22Nov1770 jacowarmer b Johns and Patience his wife of St.Marks Parish "lease and release" to WarnerTucker for L100SC money 100 acres granted 3 Nov 1762 to Benjamin Wells in St.Marks Parish, Craven County on Bell Branch of Twenty Five MileCreek.
Rec. 20Feb1775.

Patience (Pashents) (JOHNS) was born before 1740 in Charleston Co., SC. She married ¹ Jacob JOHNS about 1759.

She probably could not read or write.  She had her name misspelled Pashents on deed of 23 Jan 1817 which she signed with a mark.  However, she had 11 children and with her husband established an estate of some 646 acres south of Charleston near Hilton Head.

Received from Cliff Johns of Simpsonville on 23 Dec 1995 to Walter Berg.

John Andrew EDWARDS [Parents] was born 1752. He married Phoebe MEADOWS on 1774.

Phoebe MEADOWS married John Andrew EDWARDS on 1774.

Thomas Nathaniel EDWARDS III [Parents] ¹ was born ² 7 Jul 1723 in Edwards Hall, Cardiff (Glamorganshire), Wales. He died ³ 17 Sep 1790 in Coventry, England. Thomas married Margaret Elizabeth NICHOLLS on 1743.

Margaret Elizabeth NICHOLLS ¹ was born ² about 1727. She died ³ after 1790. Margaret married Thomas Nathaniel EDWARDS III on 1743.

Sir Thomas Nathaniel* EDWARDS II [Parents] ^{1, 2} was born ^{3, 4} 14 Oct 1690 in Edwards Hall, Cardiff (Glamorganshire), Wales. He died ⁵ 1781 in Maryland. Thomas married Isabella (Elizabeth) DOWLING on 12 Mar 1713 in Denbigh (Dlwyd), Wales.

Found this at http://www.jaimeadams.com/

Thomas was born 10/14/1690 in Stafford, (England) Wales and died 2/11/1781 in Maryland. He married Isabel (Elizabeth) Downing on 3/17/1713. She was born in 3/12/1693 in Cardilf, Glamorganshire, Wales and died 1783 in Maryland.
At the beginning of the Revolutionary War, SIR Thomas, although very old, was active in supporting the English government and became personally responsible for goods bought in New York for the British Army. At about that time he died, and Robert Edwards II administered the estate. It is documented to have resided in St. Mary's County, Maryland as early as 1678.
The 9 known child of Thomas Nathaniel Edwards and Isabel Downing are as follows:

VIII. Joseph Edwards

 Robert Edwards, II.  b. 2/24/1714

 Joshua Edwards  b. 1718

 William Edwards  b. 4/08/1720

 Thomas Edwards  b. 7/07/1723

 Leonard Edwards  b. 1725

 John Crawford Edwards  b. 2/10/1726

 Jacob Edwards  b. 1729

 Martha Edwards  b. 1731   d. 1799

Email from Jamie:
Hi! Here is what I have on these two individuals and some of the sources I
have on them:

1) +11. Sir Thomas Nathaniel Edwards II (b.14 Oct 1690-Edwards
Hall,Cardiff (Glamorganshire),Wales d.1781-Maryland)
||  | |  |+12. Margaret CUELIN (b.1666 d.1738)

After much research and many email about this, it appears that Sir Thomas
Nathaniel Edwards was married to Isabel (Elizabeth) Downing
also according to the book Captain Bill Book Three - A Genealogy of the
Catawba River Valley of SC.

2) And my records show that Robert Thomas Edwards m. Margaret Cuelin
December 25, 1685 in Glamorgan according to:
Mannie Lee Mabry, Editor, Union County Heritage - South Carolina 1981,
(1981, Union County Heritage Committee, Union, SC,), 73, Author: Mannie Lee
Mabry, Editor

These are really the two individuals that I see I have information about.
Sorry to confuse the issue, but it might be worth it just to check out these
sources and see what you think. The Edwards line out of my 20,000 family
members I have researched is the most inconclusive and hard to document as
fact....it is like no one truly knows or documented the family information!

So if you find anything different, please let me know!

Happy Researching!

Sincerely,
Jaime

http://www.jaimeadams.com

Isabella (Elizabeth) DOWLING ¹ was born ² 1692 in Cardiff (Glamorganshire), Wales. She died ³ 1783 in Edwards Hall, Cardiff (Glamorganshire), Wales. Isabella married Sir Thomas Nathaniel* EDWARDS II on 12 Mar 1713 in Denbigh (Dlwyd), Wales.