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• familyserch.org ID: LL3S-D6X
• Name: Wilford
• Created: 20 Apr 2021

Notes:

Source "An Irish Legacy" by Janet (Dunn) Kochevar, pg 223:

Wilfred Holloman, born Ca-1902, married Mary Bowling.
No children born to them. They were still living in 1982,
and Wilfred is the only one of the family to still live
in Missouri. When I talked to him in 1981, he still owned
some land on Little Carver that had belonged to his grand-
father and father. Mary had a twin sister Lucy who lived
in St. Louis. When Wilfred and Mary lived on Carver, she
taught for many years at the Carver Creek School, and my
Aunt Elsie cooked for the school and they were fast friends,
My aunt would go to visit the Lewises many times with her
daughter-in-law Mildred, who would go on to visit Kathryn
Vickery who lives in Ellington. Wilfred and Mary have lived
for years now in Annapolis, not too far from his old home.
Mary is very active in one of the local churches there and
was gone to a meeting when I visited there with my brother
Ron and his sons Jason and Jeremy, and our cousin Neale
Dunn, who took us there. We were asking Wilfred's advice
on who to see while tracing the family. It was a very hot
day and he was in back cutting the lawn with a hand mower.
Neale called him Fox, which was his nickname when he was
younger, and I guess he and my dad Jesse were about the
same age and used to pull some pranks at Halloween. They
were talking of turning out houses over, and someone had
dis-mantled a buggy and put it on the unsuspecting owner's
barn roof! I don't think that was Dad or Fox though. While
we were there, I was admiring Mary's collection of blue
and white china; she had many beautiful pieces of Flow Blue
and Canton Ware and other patterns, that Wilfred said she
had bought over 30 years ago when she used to attend yard
sales all over the area, and he said she probably hadn't
paid over 50'D apiece for them that long ago! Mary and her
sister Lucy are related to my friend Hilde Beaty, who grew
up in Madison Co., Mo. and Hilde told me a story how Mary
would go to St. Louis and solicit help for her poor students
who attended Carver School from all of Lucy's friends. Hilde
visited Mary and Fox about 4 or 5 years ago when she was
attending a Counts family reunion in Missouri.

Birth:
per WWII Draft Registration

Buried:
findagrave.com memorial # 132599830

Wilferd/Wilford married Mary Myrene Bowling on 3 Sep 1930. Mary was born in 1903; died in 1996 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Arcadia Valley Memorial Park Cemetery, Iron County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• familyserch.org ID: L85M-JG8
• Created: 09 Oct 2013

Notes:

Source "An Irish Legacy" by Janet (Dunn) Kochevar, pg 221-222:

Jasper Newton Lewis was born 27-April-1861 to John
and Emiline. He married 23-Dec-1888 to Lucinda E. Holloman.
Lucinda was born 22-Nov-1866 at Hogan, Mo., the daughter
of Thomas Edmund and Matilda (Bollinger) Holloman.

Allen Holloman, the county surveyer and later judge was Edmund's
father. In 1900 Jasper and Lucinda (Lucy) lived between
his parents and Henry McKenzie on Little Carver Creek, and
five of their eight children were born. I did not find their
family in 1910 and think they might have been living in
St. Louis by that time. The children of Jasper and Lucy:

1. Eunice born 29-Aug-1890
2. Mona Isabella born 20-Sep-1892
3. Zadia 'Zadie' born 07-Aug-1894
4. Bryan born 01-Sep-1896
5. Flora Matilda born 02-May-1899
6. Wilfred Holloman born Ca-1902
7. Marvin born 28-Jun-1905
8. Stanley born 13-Oct-1907

Source "An Irish Legacy" by Janet (Dunn) Kochevar, pg 224:

Jasper Newton Lewis, born 1861, died five years after
his wife Lucy in St. Louis. He died on 26-July-1935 of
chronic myocarditis and also suffered from chronic bron-
chitis. He was under a doctor's care for four months before
he died. The information was given by his daughter Eunice
Lewis, who lived in St. Lewis at that time. Burial was on
July 28, 1935 and he was buried beside his wife at Emily's
Chapel Cemetery. Long after his death his other heirs signed
over to Wilfred and Mary Lewis their share of the Jasper
Newton Lewis land. Robert Dunn and Violet, his wife, signed
a warranty deed to Wilfred on 29-Nov-1958, recorded in Book
133-Pg-417-Iron Co. Records for their share of Jasper's
land to wit: SE 4 lying south of Carver Creek, part of SW
of NW 4 lying south of Little Creek; all of NW 4 of NW
4 except 5 acres on south side and 2 acres set aside for
church house, all in Section 28. Also SE 4 of NE 4 of Sec.
29, Twp 32 N of R 3 E, containing in the aggregate 109.49
acres. Consideration $1.00.

Died:
no DC

Buried:
findagrave.com memorial # 58063251

Jasper married Lucinda E. Holloman on 23 Dec 1888 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA. Lucinda was born on 22 Nov 1866; died on 13 Jan 1930 in St. Louis, (City of St. Louis), Missouri, USA; was buried in Emily's Chapel Cemetery, Iron County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• familyserch.org ID: LC84-WWR
• Created: 09 Oct 2013

Notes:

Source "An Irish Legacy" by Janet (Dunn) Kochevar, pg 223:

Lucinda (Holloman) Lewis died 13-Jan-1930 in St. Louis,
but is buried in Emily's Chapel Cemetery on Carver Creek.

Buried:
findagrave.com memorial # 58063252

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• familyserch.org ID: LH8Q-2GN
• Created: 09 Aug 2018

Notes:

1850 Federal Census - Madison County, MO - lists him as age 30

Find A Grave Memorial# 60091363

John and Emaline sold 5 acres of ground to the Methodist Episcopal Church South in a warranty deed dated 10-Sept-1870 and filed 8-Mar-1887. It was recorded in book 33-Pg-611 Iron County and $50 was paid for the land. It was in Section 28, Twp. 21 N Range 3 E and was a little North of where Little Carver Creek runs into Carver Creek. In the mid 1880's, the Lewis and McKenzie families built the church that would be known as Emily's Chapel sharing in the labor and cost of materials. Janet's dad's cousin Kathyrn (McKenzie) Vickery said her father helped to build the benches when he was 15 and he was born in 1871.

- from "An Irish Legacy" by Janet Kochevar.

John married Nancy Emiline Dunn on 09 May 1842 in , Madison County, Missouri, USA. Nancy (daughter of Robert Andrew Dunn and Mary Brown) was born on 24 Sep 1825 in , , South Carolina, USA; died on 29 Jun 1887 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Emily's Chapel Cemetery, Iron County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• familyserch.org ID: L85M-KYN
• Created: 09 Aug 2018

Notes:

Find A Grave Memorial# 60091184

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• Created: 09 Aug 2018

Notes:

Cocke County, Tennessee
Early Settlers of the Old 12th District

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The following is a list of early settlers who lived on the waters off Cosby and Groundhog creeks, creeks that are mostly in what was
the old 12th district of Cocke County. This list comes from land entries on Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA) microfilm #36. The label on the copy of the film I have says the and entries are on the second item on the film; they are on the third item. It also gives dates of April 1874 to June 1898. These may be the years
that the original book was copied or families brought the originals to be re-recorded. The actual dates of the land entries are 1824 to
about 1831, making them some of the earliest surviving records of Cocke County.

The original land entries were surveys and included drawings as well as descriptions. The drawings were not copied into the new book. The verbal descriptions often included reference to neighbors. And there were always two names at the left bottom of the description. I believe these were witnesses or attestors. I think they were also neighbors.

I have abstracted the page numbers, landowners? names, dates they
made the entries, any reference to neighbors, and the attestors names. Most of the landowners lived on the waters of Cosby Creek; I specifically mention those that lived on Groundhog Creek.

*Submitted by: Bruce Price *

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*Name* *Page #* *Entry Date* *Comments*
Isaac Burlison 37 04/08/1824 Holloway Giles, Green's line
Holloway Giles
Wm. Green

James Baxter 41 04/08/1824
Henry Valentine Robert McGaha

Holloway Giles 42 04/08/1824 with Burlison's conditional line
James Burlison
William Valentine

Frances Green 42 04/08/1824 with Valentine's line; with
Burlison's line
Willliam Green
Henry Valentine

John Giles 77 04/08/1824 with Samuel McGaha
Holloway Giles
Samuel McGaha

Phillip Jenkins 101 08/04/1824 Groundhog Creek
Jesse Jenkins
Joel Jenkins

Phillip Jenkins 102 06/19/1824 Groundhog Creek
Jesse Jenkins
Joel Jenkins

Jonathan Denton 109 07/02/1824 corner to John Allen
Samuel Denton
John Roberts

Abraham Lillard 110 08/24/1824 William Willhight's line
Robert Gilliland
John Wood

Abraham Lillard 128 08/27/1824 William Willhight's line
Thornton Wood
John Wood

John Wood 129 08/16/1824 William Willhight's line
Thornton Wood
Abraham Lillard

Abraham Denton 130 07/05/1824 Joseph Huff's line; corner to John
Allen; corner to Lillard
John Lillard
David Hicks

Thornton Wood 139 04/24/1824 transferred to him by William
Willhight; corner to John Weaver; corner to Samuel Broyels
A. Lillard
B. Thos. Brint

Wm. Gilliland 139 08/05/1824 corner to Robert Gilliland; corner
to John Denton
James Lillard
David Lewis

John Sutton 140 06/30/1824 James Phillips
John Rains

Jonas Phillips 141 07/03/1824 Wm. Smith
Wm. Harper

Martha Denton 153 12/20/1824 James Fuller
Jas. Pagett

James Baxter 178 07/05/1824 corner to Jesse Giles
Jesse Giles
Wm. Valentine

Holloway Giles 217 01/10/1826 Wm. Valentine
Wm. Coleman

James Baxter 218 01/02/1826 J. Green
Jesse Giles

Robert McGaha 282 01/02/1826 to McMahan's turnpike
Francis Green
William Green

John Allen 283 07/05/1824 corner to Joseph Shults; corner to Denton
Abraham Denton
John Allen

Jesse Coleman 300 04/07/1826 near Jonas Phillips line; to J. Runions
Nathaniel Mattox
J. Phillips

Nathaniel Mattox 301 01/02/1826 James Garrett
?Pettis? Pretty

Nathaniel Mattox 302 01/02/1826 Nathaniel Mattox
Jas. Phillips

Joseph Runion 303 11/26/1827 W. Adams old line; William Gilliland
conditional line
William Gilliland
George Robinson

Wm. Gilliland 307 01/10/1828 Jos. Runion
Jno. Runnions
Robt. Dennis

Isaac Burlison 311 04/07/1826 corner to Giles
John Runnion
Jas. Phillips

Henry Miller 317 03/26/1828 Groundhog Creek
John Sutton
Augustine Jenkins

Wm. Green 317 06/28/1826 Groundhog Creek
John Sutton
Augustine Jenkins

John & George Runion 325 06/05/1828 Isaac Burlison entry
Joseph Phillips
John Banks

Robert McGaha 328 10/18/1828 Groundhog Creek
Henry Miller
John Sutton

George McNabb 334 02/25/1828 James Garrett
John Runion

John Jenkins 353 07/09/1827 corner to Phillip Jenkins
John Sutton
R. Jenkins

James Baxter 357 02/27/1826 to Gillis corner
Jesse Gills
Geo. Green?

James Baxter 374 1828 John Baxter
Francis Green

Thomas Jenkins 374 07/20/???? (surveyed 12/03/1828) Groundhog Creek

James Garrett 375 08/11/1826 near John Sutton; near Pearey's line
John Runion
Wm. Broyles

Jeremiah Jenkins 406 10/16/1830 Joseph Runion's line

Joseph Runion 409 05/26/1830 Jenkins corner

David McMahan 411 11/06/1830

1836 Marion County Tax List
copied by Euline Harris from Microfilm
District 1
Richard Austin, William Brown, James Byars, Warren Butler, James Brown, James Bunch, James Baumgard, John Bowman, John Coffin, Adam Clement ?, George W Cain, James Cannon, Hugh Colston, Pleasant Cooper, David Cordele?, James Cagle, William Cooper, James Deakins, John Deakins, W. Dorough, Thomas Dodson, Absalom Deakins, Joseph Elliott, William Elliott, James Ewton, Thomas Earle, James Farmer, James Goodinar, Reuben Green, John Grayson, Benjamin Grayson, Hugh Grayson, Amos Griffith, Spencer Hatfield, Martin Heard, John Henson, Hiram Hatfield, Jehu Heard, Andrew Hatfield, Nathan Hatfield, Gilbert Hatfield, Isaac Johnson, Malcomb Nathaniel Johnson, Hiram Johnson, David Jones, Allen Kirklin, Hugh Lamb, Benjamin Looney, Mathew Gott, Benjamin Lewis, Randolph Lewis, Jacob Lewis, Johnny Lasaster , George Lewis, Charles Mooney, Lewis Matthews, Robert Mansfield, Joseph McClure, Benjamin Neighbors, Daniel Pitman, Matthew Phelps, William Phelps, Stephen Richard, William Rankin, Mongomery Robert, Harry Richards, M

District 2
Josiah Anderson, Charles Atkinson, Benjamin Ahl, James Allen, Thomas Bennett, George Bennett, Sam Bennett, John Berry, John Barker, William Barker, Howell Barker, James Brummit, Lindsey G Brown, James Barker, James Bunch, David Choudoin, James Condra, Alfred Carlton, Jephu Crouch, John Carmack, Jacob Carlton, Fountain Davis, Joshua Easterly, Moses Easterly, John Farmer, Andrew Farmer, William Farmer, A Farmer, John Frederick, Hezekiah Frederick, John Frederick Jr, Henry Frederick, Thomas Golston, Milton Eake, ?? Gass, John Griffith, James Gray, William Gott, Matthew Griffith, Joseph Gibbons, Claiborne Gott, Samuel Gott, Isaac Hick, Elijah Hick, William Hutcherson, Jephu Hunter, Gabriel Hendrix, John Hackworth, William Holloway, Bird Hicks, Delany Herron, Lewis Hendrix, G Hatfield, John Hopkins, Shaw Hustin, E Jones, William Kelly, Alexander Kelly, Joseph Kelly, Robert Kell, Allan Kirklin, John Kell, William Lasater, Thomas Land, Nathaniel Langley, Gilbert Lee, Berry Lee, Benjamin Lewis, Matthew Got

Buncombe County, NC land transactions:

Transcribed by Notha Stevens
Buncombe County, North Carolina
Book D page 87-88
State of North Carolina by these present that I John Cagle of Buncombe county State aforesaid for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars to him in hand paid by the me Benjamin Luas of the County and State aforesaid have Granted Bargained sold and Released by these present Doth grant Bargain Sell and release to the said Benjamin Luas a tract of land Containing one hundred acres lying & being in the County of Buncombe on the Middle fork of Featherstone Creek near or joining James Morgans land Beginning on three Spanish oaks and a Dogwood Standing in a hollow near the path that leads from said Cagles house to his field on the Mountain and thence forth One hundred Eleven poles crossing a branch to a Stake thence East one hundred fifty poles Crossing Three Forks of said Creek to a stake Thence North One Hundred and seven poles to a Stake Thence west one hundred & fifty poles to ____ two hundred to the Beginning Entered the 2 day of December 1807 having such Shapes and marks as shall appe
John Cagle (seal)
Signed Sealed & delivered in the presence of
Elijah Linch jurat

Transcribed by Notha Stevens
Buncombe County, North Carolina
Book D page 124-125
Know all men by these presents that I David Jay of the County of Buncombe and State of North Carolina for and in Consideration of the sum of one Hundred Dollars to me in hand paid by said Benjamin Lewis of the County and State aforesaid and before the sealing of these present the Receipt and payment whereof I do hereby Bargain Sell Convey and Confirm unto him the said Benjamin Lewis his heirs and assigns forever a Certain piece or parcel of Land in the county of Buncombe And State of North Carolina Situate lying and being as Follows on both sides of Hazel Mountain including Alexander Morrisons improvement Beginning upon a Hickory on the South Side of the top of said Mountain below a large Rock Runs with Said Mountain West one hundred and eighty poles toa Chanel on top of a Mountain thence North ninety Poles to a Stake then East one Hundred and Eighty Poles to a Stake Then South Ninety Poles to the Beginning Containing One Hundred acres be the same more or less which piece or parcel of Land With all
Test John Justice David Jay (seal)
Elijah Linch Jurat
State of N-th Carolina
Buncombe County

October Seven 1811
The Within Deed was proved in Open court to Elijah Linch one of the subscribing witnesses duly Recorded & ordered to be Registered
L Vance Clk
Registered
December 5th 1811



CENSUS: 1800; NC; Moore Co.; Fayetteville;
Source:
"United States Census, 1800," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XHR8-R78 : accessed 18 September 2017), Benjn Lewis, Fayetteville, Moore, North Carolina, United States; citing p. 75, NARA microfilm publication M32, (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 32; FHL microfilm 337,908.

Medlin, Hugh 10100 / 20010
Medlin, John 21010 / 30010
Medlin, Joel 21301 / 00011
McDonald, Kenneth 00101 / 10101
Yous, Christopher 22101 / 20000
Tay?, John Cameron 11001 / 30010
Love, Daniel 01101 / 12001
Bird, Robert 21101 / 21001
Yow, Andrew 0100 / 00100
Graham, Robert 10010 / 20010
Bryant, Michael 40010 / 11010
Matthews, Thos. Senr. 00101 / 00101
Matthews, James 20010 / 20010
Lewis, John 10110 / 30010
Johnston, Ezekial 11101 / 20001
Smith, Zachariah 00201 / 00001
Cagle, Jacob 31101 / 20001
Lewis, Benjn. 00100 / 00100

Courtesy Billy Brimm:

BENJAMIN LEWIS was born Abt. 1774 in NC, and died Aft. 1850 in Marion Co,TN First Dist page 395a.

Notes for BENJAMIN LEWIS:
On the 1830 census Cocke Co TN on page 264
Benjamin Lewis
George Lewis (on the same page there are Robert Gilliland and William Gilliland this may be George Lewis wife's maiden name)
Jacob Lewis
John Lewis

I believe these Lewises Moved to Marion Co TN
were i find them in the 1836 tax list
1836 Tax List Marion Co TN Dist 1
Benjamin Lewis
Randolph Lewis(this my be a miss print on the tax list i believe it is Randolph Lane who married Biddy Lewis who my be a dau of Benjamin)
Jacob Lewis
George Lewis
Dist 2
Benjamin Lewis (jr)

Note for Randolph Lane
1850 census Madison Co MO 54th dist page 230a
Randolph Lane-47-VA
Nancy-16-TN
Isaac-14-TN
Jacob-12-TN
Rhody-10-TN
Catharine-8-MO
Tabitha-8-MO
Moses-6-MO

I have not found any proof that Benjamin Lewis is
the father of the children I have listed for him .
(But i believe he is)


Courtesy Notha Stevens:

Randolph Lane signed on deeds for Benjamin Lewis in Marion, Tenn.. George and Benjamin Lewis also signed for Randolph Lane

BENG LOUIS 82 A.

State of Tennessee Cocke County

By virtue of an entry made in the entry takers office for said county at Newport of NO 320 dated the 29th day of January 1825. I have surveyed for BENJAMIN LEWIS eighty two acres of land on the waters of CLOVERS Creek. Beginning at a hickory on THOMAS ALLEN line a short distance above said Allens field running thence with his line south one hundred and four poles to a black oak west forty three poles to a stake south five to Lewis line then with ditto west one hundred and thirty poles to a white oak thence north thirty seven poles to two hickorys and a black oak on HART GRAM line then with ditto north seventy eight north west twenty two poles to a hickory his corner north one hundred and thirty six poles to a black oak near a fence north eighty two westsix poles to a stake to the beginning corner of Hasty Noll new survey which he bought of JOHN HOOD then with vacant land a direct line to the beginning.
Having such form as is represented by the above platt.
Surveyed 27th day of March 1827.
(Randal Lane) Jno. Wood
(Thos. Allen) C.C. Surveyor of Cocke County




STATE OF TENNESSEE .... MARION COUNTY
By witness of Entry No. 062 made by RANDOLPH LANE in the County Treasurers office of Marion County on the 18th day of August 1831.
I have surveyed for said RANDOLPH LANE two hundred acres of land in said county on the top of Cumberland Mountain on the dry fork of Coops Creek beginning at a stake and pointer near the head of a spring and running then North sixty poles to a stake and pointers a condition with GEORGE LEWIS then with said condition West 25 poles to an ironwood. Then North sixty poles to a Black Oak near said Lewis' fence. Then North thirty poles to a Black Oak. Then East two hundred and fifty-two poles to the beginning marking said spring and said LANE and LEWIS dwelling houses and part of each of their improvements.

Signed Geo. Lewis and Benjamin Lewis
Signed March 9th, 1833
STEPHEN HICKS, surveyor of Marion County
[Note: One pole equals 16.5 feet.]

STATE OF TENNESSEE ... LAND GRANT NO. 3493 ... BOOK E, PAGE 344
NOVEMBER 12, 1834

STATE OF TENNESSEE NO. 3493, 200 ACRES
To all whom these presents shall come, Greetings. Know ye that by virtue of entry No. 962 made in the Office Of The Entry Taker of Marion County and entered on the 18th day of August 1834 pursuant to the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of said state passed in the 9th day of January 1829, this is Granted by the said State of Tennessee unto RANDOLPH LANE a certain tract or parcel of land containing two hundred acres by survey hearing date the 9th day of March 1833 lying in said county on thetop of Cumberland Mountain on the dry fork of Coop's Creek. Beginning a stake and pointer near the head of a spring running north sixty poles to a stake and pointers a condition with GEORGE LEWIS; then with said Condition West twenty-five poles to a sawnwood. Then North sixty poles to a Black Oak near said Lewis' farm then West thirty-five poles to a black oak, then leaving said condition West one hundred and ninety-two poles to a Black Gum. Then South one hundred and forty poles to the beginning. Includ

By the Governor,
SAML G. SMITH, Secretary

Courtesy Notha Stevens:

This is probably too young to be David Wesley Lewis...who is this David?



Cocke County, Tennesseee

Wm. Gilliland page 139 08/05/1824



corner to Robert Gilliland; corner to John Denton
James Lillard
David Lewis (David Lewis is shown to be a pole carrier)

Deed - Marion County, TN 1831
transcribed by Notha Stevens

note: deed between Silas White and Benjamin Lewis...George and Jacob Lewis were witnesses..ns)

Silas White to (deed 125 acres)Benjm Lewis This indenture made this thirteenth day of August in the year of eighteen hundred and thirty one between Silas White of the one part and Benjamin Lewis of the other both of the State of Tennessee Witnesseth, that the said Silas White for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars in trade to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged that the said White hath granted, bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant, bargain , sell and convey unto Benjamin Lewis a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and twenty five acres be the same more or less, lying and being in the County of Marion N.E. of Grant No. 652 and entered the 24 of January 1826, lying in said County on the north west side of Sequatchee river adjoining lands of James Dodson and bounded as follows, beginning at a stake and pointers near the head of a small spring on Coop?s Creek at the foot of the mountain six poles W. of said Dodson?s line then w

Test Jno Kelly Clk of said Court
By Wm. I. Standefer D.C.Registered June 9, 1834

Deed - Marion County, TN 1833
transcribed by Notha Stevens

Note: deed of Benjm. Elliott to Benjm. Lewis..witnessed by Jacob Lewis ...Ns.Benj. Allotto ) Deed 75 acres Benj. Lewis. This Indenture made this 4th day of September 1833 between Benjamin Elliott of the one part and Benjamin Lewis of the other part both of the Cty of Marion and State of Tennessee.Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum Dollars to him in hand paid and receipt of which is hereby acknowledged that the sd Benjamin Elliott doth bargain sell and deliver and by these presents doth bargain sell and convey a certain tract or parcel of land situate near the upper end of Marion Cty. on the waters of Coops Creek bounded as follows by Cumberland Mountains on the west and land entered by J. Lasater on the other side No. Grant 648 and entered at the rate of one ct. per acre and entered on the 11th day of January 1826 No. Entry 569 and surveyed the 15th September 1826, Beginning at a black oak at the foot of sd mountains thence E. seventy four poles to pointers on sd Lasaters line then wi

Transcribed by Rob Lewis 15 Jul 2016:

STATE OF TENNESSEE ... LAND GRANT NO. 3504 ... BOOK E, PAGE 347
NOVEMBER 14, 1834

STATE OF TENNESSEE NO. 3504, 200 ACRES
To all whom these presents shall come, Greetings. Know ye that by virtue of entry No. 990 made in the Office Of The Entry Taker of Marion County and entered on the 21st day of October 1831 pursuant to the provisions of an act of the General Assembly ofsaid state passed in the 9th day of January 1830, this is Granted by the said State of Tennessee unto BENJAMIN LEWIS a certain tract or parcel of land containing two hundred acres by survey hearing date the 9th day of March 1833 lying in said county on the top of Cumberland Mountain; Beginning at a black oak on the south side of a large branch, the waters of Coop’s Creek, running thence down said branch east one hundred poles to a Black Oak , near the cliff – then south eighty poles to a stake and pointers; then west one hundred poles to a Spanish Oak, then north eight poles to the Beginning including a cabin and small improvement made by said LEWIS– with the hereditaments and appurtenances; To have and to hold said tract or parcel of land with its

Signed by: William Carroll
By the Governor,
SAM G. SMITH, Secretary


Died:
between 1850-1860

Benjamin + Unknown. and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Created: 22 Apr 2012

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Buried:
Believed to be buried on his land on Big Creek and the grave marked by a fieldstone.

Dunn Family Cemetery

Robert married Mary Brown on 17 Oct 1820 in , , South Carolina, USA. Mary was born on 19 Jan 1799 in , , South Carolina, USA; died in 1896 in Liberty Township, Iron County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Died:
Unmarked grave

Buried:
Dunn Family Cemetery