The Proctor, Jones and Related Families: A Narrative and Pictorial History, 1607 - the Present

The purpose of this blog is to describe, in narrative and pictorial ways, the history of the Proctor, Jones and related families in Virginia and North Carolina from the first settlers to the present. I am historian by training as well as practice and will follow the highest standards in my proofs. Also, it will be clear when evidence is concrete and when I am speculating based on limited information. Corrections and additions by readers are welcomed. Those interested in making our narrative description as strong as possible please email all comments to: earl.bell3@gmail.com.

Full citations for all narratives will be provided only to family members.

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PROCTOR, VAUGHN and JONES FAMILY MEMBERS IN THE 1905 PHOTO ABOVE [left to right]:

Sarah Jane Vaughn Proctor [wife of Hansel Harrison "Harry" Proctor, Jr., daughter of Jason Vaughn and mother of Sid Proctor (standing); Eula Lee Proctor; Sid Proctor (standing); Mattie Lee Proctor; Sidney Daniel Proctor (baby); Mary Elizabeth Jones Proctor (wife of Sid Proctor, daughter of John "Jack" Daniel Jones and Beady Trevathan, holding baby). Dog's Name? Unknown!

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JOHN SIDNEY PROCTOR [1872 - 1934] and MARY ELIZABETH JONES [1882 - 1955] FAMILY

HUSBAND'S NAME: JOHN SIDNEY [SID] PROCTOR
When Born: 23 September 1872
Where: Cooper's Township, Nash County, North Carolina
When Married: 1 February 1899
Where: Cooper's Township, Nash County, North Carolina
When Died: 4 May 1934
Where: Rocky Mt., Edgecombe, North Carolina
Where Buried: Pineview Cemetery, Rocky Mt., NC
Occupations: Merchant, Farmer, Land Speculator. Tobaccoist

HIS FATHER: HANSEL HARRISON PROCTOR, JR. MOTHER [By Maiden Name]: SARA JANE VAUGHN
Names of Other Wives[if any]:
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WIFE'S MAIDEN NAME: MARY ELIZABETH JONES
When Born: 26 May 1882
Where: Cooper's Twp., Nash County, North Carolina
When Died: 17 June 1957
Where: Rutledge Road, Newport News, Virginia
Where Buried: Pineview Cemetery, Rocky Mt., NC
Occupation: Housewife

HER FATHER: JOHN [JACK] DANIEL JONES
HER MOTHER [By Maiden Name]: BEADY TREVATHAN
Names of Other Wives[if any]: MARTHA ANN PEEBLES

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1. MATTIE LEE PROCTOR. Female.
Born: 16 Nov. 1900.
Where: Oak Level Twp., Nash County, NC.
Died: 13 January 1978
Where: Ahoskie, Hertford County, NC
Husband: GEORGE F. COWAN
Born: 10 March 1899.
Where: Red Springs, Robeson County, NC.
Died: 11 June 1935.
Where: Lakeland, Polk County, Florida]
Buried: GEORGE FRANKLIN and MATTIE LEE PROCTOR COWAN are buried in Pineview Cemetery, Rocky Mt., Edgecombe County, NC.

2. EULA LEE PROCTOR. Female
Born: 1902.
Where: Oak Level Twp., Nash County, NC
Died: ca. 1908
Where: Oak Level Twp., Nash County, NC

3. SIDNEY "Coon" DANIEL PROCTOR. Male
Born: 7 Oct.1905
Where: Oak Level Twp., Nash County, NC
Died: March 1985
Where: Norfolk, Virginia
Wife: RUTH BROWN
Born: 25 January 1918
Where: Norfolk, Virginia
Died: September 1981
Where: Norfolk, VA
Buried:
Nash County, NC Norfolk, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia

4. INFANT [SIDNEY'S TWIN]. Male
Born: 7 Oct. 1905
Where: Oak Level Twp., Nash County, NC
Died: 7 Oct. 1905
Where: Oak Level Twp., Nash County, NC

5. WILLIAM HANSEL PROCTOR
Born: 29 October 1906.
Where: Oak Level Twp., Nash County, NC
Died: 5 July 1960 at 2:40 A.M.
Where: Roanoke Rapids, Halifax County, NC
Buried: Cedarwood Cemetery, Roanoke Rapids, Halifax County, NC on 8 July 1960.
Address at the Time of Death: 609 Henry Street
Wife: EVELYN BRIDGER
Born: 7 June 1902
Where: Bertie County, North Carolina
Died: 4 August 1999
Where: Raleigh, Wake County, NC [Nursing Home]
Buried: Cedarwood Cemetery, Roanoke Rapids, Halifax County, NC.


6. ALICE LEE PROCTOR. Female
Born: 2 Feb. 1909
Where: Oak Level Twp., Nash County, NC
Married: 11 April 1936.
Where: First Methodist Church, Rocky Mt., Edgecombe County, NC.
Died: 11 March 1994
Where: Elon College, Alamance County, NC
Husband: EARL P. BELL, SR.
Born: 8 September 1910
Where: Nashville Twp., Nash County, NC
Died: 11 August 1971
Where: Aulander, Bertie County, NC
Buried: Both are buried in the Aulander Cemetery, Aulander, Bertie County, NC

7. ETTA LEE PROCTOR
Born: 16 Sept. 1910
Where: Oak Level Twp., Nash County, NC.
Married: 24 July 1940
Where: Myrtle Beach, SC
Died: August 1987
Where: Rutledge Road, Newport News, Virginia
Husband: JAMES "Jimmy" H. JENKINS, JR.
Born: 28 March 1900
Where: Gates County, North Carolina
Died: November 1983
Where: Yorktown, York County, Virginia
Buried: Both Jimmy and Etta are buried in Peninsula Memorial Cemetery in Newport News, Virginia.

8. ANNABELLE LEE PROCTOR
Born: 21 May 1918
Oak Level Twp., Nash County, NC
Married: ca. 1942
Died: 22 March 1966
Where: Yorktown, York County, NC
First Husband: WARREN DOW
Born: 25 October 1919
Where: Malden, Middlesex County, MA
Died: 7 November 1988
Where: Seattle, WA
Second Husband: LEWIS DAVIS

The documentation for the above information comes from census, birth and death records and the knowledge of family members.

Etta Proctor [1910 - 1987] Jenkins Letter, 10 February 1974

LETTER FROM ETTA PROCTOR JENKINS, 12 Rutledge Road, Newport News, Virginia, sister of my mother ALICE PROCTOR BELL, to EARL P. (Sonny) BELL, JR., 1105 Abbot Lane, Park Forest South (now University Park), Illinois 60466, written Sunday afternoon, 10 February 1974. Donna Campbell Bell is the wife of Earl P. Bell, Jr.


Dear Sonny, Donna and Family,


We are so glad to get your letter this week. I write so seldom to anyone that you can see I don’t even keep any decent writing paper. I hope all of you are well and the weather has cleared some there. We have had rain, snow and freezing temperatures this week but today is beautiful. We are as well as usual including Beth and family. They always come by on Sunday after church and have lunch with us, so they haven’t been gone long.


Referring to the Census records you sent me. I am real concerned about it and am familiar with some of the things you have a record of. First correct my father’s birth. He was born JOHN SIDNEY PROCTOR [1872 – 1934] in 1872, September 23. Mama was born in 1882, May 26th. Her full name was MARY ELIZABETH JONES PROCTOR [1882 – 1957].


Now I will tell you what I know about the PROCTORS. So far your Census record is correct, the best I remember. Papa did have a brother who died before he was born so that was Joseph. I assume, Mama and Papa were married in Nash County, NC. They first lived near Sandy Cross, which was a cross roads with a church named Sandy Cross that Papa gave a lot of money to. It was a Methodist Church and then the place was thickly populated with houses and a store. They lived with Grandmama Proctor [SARAH JANE VAUGHN PROCTOR], who was SARAH JANE VAUGHN before marriage and she lived with Papa and Mama until she died. Of course, they moved to another house which was their home. All of these places were in Nash County, so that is where they married I do believe. That’s all, except I don’t know what year Grandpapa [HARRISON [HARRY] HANSEL PROCTOR, JR.] died, see he was dead when Mama and Papa were married. Now if you want to know about my grandmother SARAH JANE VAUGHN, she had a brother name HODGE VAUGHN. His wife was name PIETY, they had sons named HENRY, THOMAS, RUSSELL, CLAY and WENDELL. A daughter named BLOOMER. WENDELL VAUGHN is the one that was a doctor, but is now dead, in fact none of the family is living except HENRY. They either lived in Nash or Wilson County, I think.


Now about Grandpa JONES [JOHN [JACK] DANIEL JONES] and Mama’s mother BEDIE [TREVATHAN]. Grandpa’s full name was JACK DANIEL JONES. He was either from Nash County or Wilson County ands so was his wife BEDIE. Grandpapa has a sister named NANNIE and she married JOE TALBERT or TOLBERT. I’m not quite sure of his first name, but they had a son named JOE. If Grandpapa JONES had any more sisters and brothers I don’t remember. Mama’s mother BEDIE died when Mama was born, she had a stroke, so her death would be 1882 when Mama was born. Grandpapa remarried to my step-mother [actually step-grandmother] whose name was MARTHA [PEEBLES] and Mama had several half brothers and sisters. Mama was the first child [by BEDIE TREVATHAN]. {Her half brothers and sisters by MARTHA PEEBLES JONES were CALVIN [who MARY ELIZABETH JONES told me that he taught her to dip snuff when she was about 11 years old], JIMMIE, MAGGIE, PEARL and NANNIE. Mama has an uncle by the name of CARR JONES, who was in the Civil War. He lost one of his legs in the war, I remember well Mama telling me this. I forgot to tell you about Grandpapa Jones’ death. I don’t remember the year [1922] he died but it was in the country before we moved to Rocky Mount [in 1930]. I know I was real small. Maybe it help you to tell you that I was 16 years old when we moved to Rocky Mount and it was a good many years before then [Jack Jones died in 1925]. I hope that this will help you some. I think he was living in Nash County when he died.


Now getting back to BEDIE TREVATHAN, Mama never knew her mother’s people much but I do remember her speaking of some of their names of her brothers and sisters and they sound right [in the Census Records]. Mama told me that all the Trevathans or most of them moved to Virginia when she was small girl and she never heard from them again, which was very sad but I guess it was because Grandpapa [Trevathan] remarried.


That’s about all I know to tell you until you find some more information. If I can be of any help to you please let me know. This writing is so bad but its just like taking a dose of medicine for me to write almost. Hope all of you are well. Please write me again and give Karen and Timmie a hug and kiss for us.


We love all of you,


Uncle Jimmie and Aunt Etta


P.S. If I haven’t made anything in this letter that is clear to you, please don’t mind asking me again.


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Peggy Poplin Letter to Earl P. Bell, Jr. - 30 September 1974

Route One, Box 5F
Ahoskie, NC 27910
30 September 1974

Dear Mr. Bell:

I wish that I could give you the information you want on Jack Jones but I know very little about him. My mother Bertha Ann Jones Barnes lives in Rocky mount but will not be very much help to you. She has arteriosclerosis. She is the oldest child of Calvin Martin and Lillie Joyner Jones. Grandmother Lillie, is still living, and I think she will be a great help to you. She and Calvin had eight children and six of them lived to be adults. The oldest son, John Daniel (Ben) Jones, died about a year and a half ago. The other children of Jack Jones and Martha Peebles Jones were: Richard, Calvin, Jr. Fannie Mae and Thelma. Grandmother lives with Thelma (Mrs. Lewis F. Rinehart) and their address is: P. O. Box 1031 Dalhlgren, Virginia 22448. Another person who could help you would be the only child of Maggie Jones Daughtridge, Mrs. Selby C. (Ruth) Winstead, 712 S. Tillery Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27801. I think Jack Jones is buried in the cemetery across from Barnes Hill Church in Nash County, NC. Granddaddy Calvin and his mother, Martha, I know are buried there. I think Jack Jones died before my mother and father were married. I remember grandmother Martha, she died about 1940. I am sorry that I can't be of more help to you. I would love a copy of the family lines.

Your truly,

Peggy Poplin
[Peggy Barnes Poplin's mother was Bertha Ann Jones, the wife of Oliver Garland Barnes, 608 Beal Street, Rocky Mount, NC. Her grandfather Calvin Martin Jones, Sr., the father of her mother Bertha, was the half brother of my grandmother Mary Elizabeth Jones Proctor]

Calvin Martin and Lillie Joyner Jones' living children and addresses:

Bertha Ann Jones Barnes, 608 Beal Street, Rocky Mt., NC (Mrs. O. G. Barnes)

Richard Howard Jones, 1306 Hargrove Street, Rocky Mt., NC 27801

Calvin Martin Jones, Jr., Portsmouth, Virginia

Fannie Mae Jones Baker (Mrs. W. R. Baker, Jr.), Route One, Wilson, NC 27893

Thelma Jones Rinehart (Mrs. Lewis F.), P. O. Box 1031, Dahlgren, VA 22448

Country Store of JOHN SIDNEY PROCTOR, 1915: Rural Nash County, NC

JOHN PROCTOR - EARL P. BELL, JR. CONVERSATION

ABOUT

THE PROCTOR FAMILY OF EDEGECOMBE, WILSON and NASH COUNTIES, NORTH CAROLINA

in

Aulander, Bertie County, North Carolina

28 December 1975

The following conversation took place on the 28th of December, 1975 in Aulander, North Carolina between JOHN HANSEL PROCTOR, age 82 , son of WILLIAM HENRY PROCTOR and MINNIE MOORE PROCTOR, grandson of HANSEL HARRISON (HARRY) PROCTOR, JR. AND SARAH JANE VAUGHN and EARL P. BELL, JR., age 37, son of EARL P. BELL, SR. and ALICE LEE PROCTOR. ALICE PROCTOR is the daughter of JOHN SIDNEY PROCTOR, who was the brother of WILLIAM HENRY PROCTOR, the father of JOHN HANSEL PROCTOR. EARL P. BELL, JR. is the great grandson of HANSEL HARRISON (HARRY) PROCTOR, JR. and SARAH JANE VAUGHN. The summary of the conversation is provided here by EARL P. BELL, JR.

The essential genealogy of the PROCTOR Family of Edgecombe, Wilson and Nash Counties, North Carolina is:

HANSEL HARRISON PROCTOR, SR [born: ca. 1793. married: ca. 1830. died: bet. 1850 & 60 = Wife: SALLIE. born: ca 1805. died: bet. 1870 & 1880]

[Children of: (1) GRANDBERRY PROCTOR born: ca. 1832. married: 22 Sept. 1853 to ELIZABETH VAUGHN, sister of SARAH JANE VAUGHN. GRANDBERRY died: 1 Janaury 1865 in a Union prison near Washington, DC; (2) HANSEL HARRISON (HARRY) PROCTOR, JR. (see specifics below); (3) BETHANY PROCTOR. born: ca. 1836; (4) SALLY ANN PROCTOR. born: ca. 1838; (5) MARTHA PROCTOR. born: ca. 1841; and (6) NANCY PROCTOR]

HANSEL HARRISON PROCTOR, JR. = SARAH JANE VAUGHN

ISAAC PROCTOR = WM HENRY PROCTOR = MINNIE MOORE

JOSEPH PROCTOR JOHN SIDNEY PROCTOR = MARY ELIZABETH JONES

JOHN HANSEL PROCTOR was born and reared in Nash County, North Carolina between Westry and Barnes Hill Missionary Baptist Church. He knew all the PROCTORS as well as the JOHN (JACK) DANIEL JONES Family. JACK JONES is the father of MARY ELIZABETH JONES PROCTOR. According to JOHN, HANSEL H. PROCTOR, JR. and his three sons - ISAAC, HENRY, AND SID attended the Methodist Church in Nashville, North Carolina. JOHN PROCTOR said that as an adult he was a member of the Oak Level Baptist Church as was the ALBERT TURNER BELL Family. ALBERT T. BELL is the grandfathers of EARL P. BELL,JR. JOHN (JACK) DANIEL JONES attended Barnes Hill Missionary Baptist Church. His daughter MARY ELIZABETH JONES PROCTOR attended the Falls Free-Will Baptist Church after 1930. [John Proctor and his wife Gertrude Joyner lived in their later years in Scotland Neck, North Carolina}

JOHN PROCTOR, when he was 18 to 19 years of age, worked in the county store of JOHN SIDNEY PROCTOR, grandfather of EARL P. BELL, JR., at Westry's Siding in Nash County. The work was from sunrise to sunset and after. SID PROCTOR would borrow money from local banks for stocking the store. Then he would run a credit business for the area farmers and their families. The only records kept were on tickets, no record books were used, and the balance from old tickets would be carried forward as each new ticket was started. Everyone was borrowing against their yearly crop. In the bad years in this rural economy destroyed everyone financially. Bad crops meant no payment on the money owed to Sid Proctor. While a businessman, like Sid Proctor, could have won a lien against a farmer's crop, such a remedy was not a realistic option when crops were bad. Despite the sizable volume of credit business sustained by Sid Proctor and the hard times that inevitably come in farming, especially tenant farming, almost everyone paid off their debts. It was a matter of family pride and honor.

The stock of Sid Proctor's country store was extensive. The stock included all kinds of farm implements and tools. Cloth of all types was sold; calico, outting, poplin (the most expensive cloth), and muslin. It was all sold by the yard. Molasses came in 800 to 900 pound barrels. Crackers came loose in 20 pound boxes. Cracker boxes were highly valued by local people and Sid Proctor maintained a written waiting list of people who wanted used boxes as they became available. Also, the round boxes in which cheese came were highly valued. JOHN recalled how many people would use the cracker boxes for carrying food to various functions, especially church meetings. A few individuals used the boxes for carrying clothes. Cider was a big seller. John remembered drawing several barrels (four or five barrels) on a typical Saturday. One Negro man, Yank Zimmerman, a tenant of Sid Proctor, stood out in John Proctor's memory. Yank had perfected a the skill of hanging around the store on Saturdays in order to get free glasses of cider which various men offered to all people in the store when they came in to shop. This behavior was especially upsetting to Sid Proctor. One incident that John related occurred on a Saturday, when Sid told Yank that he had freeloaded enough cider for one day. Yank did not respond in a fashion suitable to Sid, so Sid hit Yank on the head and in the struggle Sid's thumb got caught in Yank's mouth. John said that he picked up a Coke bottle and hit Yank several times until he released Sid Proctor's thumb.

There were a number of local characters that frequented Sid Proctor's store. The two most notorious, according to John, were Turner Whitney and a Mr. Edwards. Both men were called "conservative" by local people, a better term would have been "mizer." Both men were known for going barefooted from frost to frost. The bottoms of their feets were as tough as shoe leather. Mr. Whitney was infamous for coming into the store late in the afternoon and staying until ten or eleven o'clock at night. This practice was especially hard on John, who usually closed up, because he was anxious to get home, eat, and go to bed. John was paid $20 a month plus room and board at Sid Proctor's home. His next job was in Rocky Mount selling cars, a job that paid the increditable salary of $120 a month.

The store had a pot-belly stove around which a number of pop crates sat. There was usually a collection of black laborers in the store. Often John would measure out a small can of kerosene and throw it in the stove with an obvious explosive effect to run them out. Some of the favorite purchases by local people included sauage, cheese, sardines, and crackers with everything.

Also, John told about going to Oak Level School as a boy. Each family carried food to school for their children. John carried his lunch in a five pound lard pail. The larger the family, the Bells were one of the largest, the larger the food basket. A favorite luch was a sausage bisket. The basket would be placed on a fallen tree log and the kids from each family would come by for food usually dispursed by the most responsible child. Fights were common during the lunch hour over turn over lunch baskets or pails as well as just plain meaness. In this category, John recalled the behavior of Luther Bell.

The train between Nashville, North Carolina and Rocky Mount, North Carolina arrived in Westrys each day at 12 o'clock noon. and then at 4 P. M. it returned from Rocky Mount. Farmers would leave their wagons at Sid Proctor's store for loading with fertilizer, feed, etc. while they traveled to Rocky Mount and back. The merchandise was stocked by traveling salesmen. Delivery of all goods was by wagon and train. The work day was extremely long with Sid Proctor often eating supper and returning at night. Everyone worked until the last customer left the store.

John remembered that Sid Proctor for a short while was providing local people with fresh fish that came by train from Norfolk, Virginia. At first it made a good profit. Then the locals caught on to how to buy the fish at the cheapest possible price. They would just wait as late in the day as possible knowing that no process existed to keep the fish from spoiling over night. Finally, Sid dropped the daily fish business.

John stated that Sid Proctor was quite a handsome young man and that Mary Jones was easily the prettiest girl-woman in the county.

The families's hard times brought on by the Great Depression of 1929 destroyed Sid Proctor financially. By 1929, he was a sick man (he died in 1934). A mysterious fire destroyed the country store in 1920 or 30, burning all the credit records. My grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Jones Proctor, told me once that there were many people that lived in her section that after this event, would cross over the street in Rocky Mount, the Proctor Family moved to Rocky Mount in the 1930s. to keep from having to look her in the eye. John said that if Sid Proctor had been a healthy man with all his financial accume he would have surely survived the Depression.


Trevathan Family in Edgecombe County, NC

TREVATHANS IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA


Research by: Earl P. Bell, Jr.


Comments to: earl.bell3@gmail.com


Posted: September, 2009


1660s.

1702

* WILLIAM TREVATHAN administrator of an estate in Princess Anne County, Virginia [SOURCE: Clayton Torrence, compiler, VIRGINIA WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS, 1632 - 1800: AN INDEX [Richmond, VA: William Byrd Press, p. 427].

1713

* before 1 Feb. 1713. WILLIAM TREVATHAN IN PRINCE ANNE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. DINAH MASON THROUGOOD WILSON married WILLIAM TREVATHAN of Prince Anne County, Virginia, who filed settlement of the estate of CAPTAIN ROBERT THOROUGOOD AND SAMUEL WILSON. [SOURCE: Prince Anne County, Virginia Deed Book 2, page 195. 1 Feb. 1713 as cited in Boddie, Volume 3, page 60; also, confirmed in Boddie, Volume 6, page 50]. NOTE: PRINCE ANNE COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEED BOOK ONE contains a record of early marriages.

1723

* WILLIAM TREVATHAN listed as a juryman in Chowan Precinct, NC [SOURCE: Clark, NORTH CAROLINA STATE RECORDS, Volume 25, page 186]

1729

* SAMPSON TREVATHAN in Princess Anne County, Virginia [SOURCE: Torrence, p. 427]

1730

* SAMPSON TREVATHAN witness to a will in Princess Anne County, Virginia [SOURCE: Torrence, p. 427]

1736

* ANN TREVATHAN witness to a will in Princess Anne County, Virginia [SOURCE: Torrence, p. 427]

1743

* ANNE TREVATHAN witness to a will in Princess Anne County, Virginia [SOURCE: Torrence, p. 427]

1750

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1752

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1754

* 20 August. MARY TREVATHAN IN VIRGINIA. MARY WRIGHT, heretofore, Thorogood, formerly TREVATHAN late of Virginia, deceased, son not living in Virginia. [SOURCE: in PRINCIPAL PROBATE REGISTRY, LONDON, P.C.C. ADMONS, cited in Sherwood, page 83]

* 8 October. JAMES AND JOHN TREVILLIAN in Granville County, NC; Muster Roll of Granville County, NC Regiment, Capt. John Glover's Company. [SOURCE: Walter Clark, THE STATE RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, Volume XXII, page 371.]

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1761

JOHN TRAVILLIAN IN GRANVILLE COUNTY, NC; Lord Granville Land Grant #0777 [SOURCE: North Carolina Archives, Search Room]

1762

* Sept. - ROBERT TREVATHAN [Eds. Note: obviously Robert Trevathan, Sr.] in Edgecombe County, NC ordered to lay out road from John Hatcher's plantation up nearest & best way to road near Whitehead's old store house from point by Falls of Arthur Whitehead's Mill Swamp, a little below the mouth of the Tarr [River] with the newest & best way to Jefferies Road about Frances Parks; also assigned FRANCIS JONES and MARY WILLIAMS [SOURCE: Edgecombe County, NC Court Minutes for Sept. 1762] [1790 Census for Edgecombe County lists for TREVATHANS [1] FREDERICK 1-0-2-0-0; [2] WILLIAM 1-0-0-0-0; ROBERT, SR. 3-0-2-0-0; AND ROBERT, JR. 1-2-1-0-0.]

1763

1764

* WILLIAM TREVATHAN in a Edgecombe County, NC Deed of Property as a grantee. Robert Rose of Edgecombe Co., NC and William C. Hicks of Johnston Co., NC to WILLIAM TREVATHAN of the county aforesaid 25 acres for 25s Virginia money on the south side of Swift Creek on Braswell's Branch adjoining said ROBERT ROSE, WILLIAM TREVATHAN, and JOHN SIKES, it being part of a Granville grant to said WILLIAM HICKS bearing the date May 11, 1756. WIT: ELIAS HILYARD, JOHN SIKES, and JOHN HONEY [Source: Edgecombe County, NC Deed Book C, page 337. 25 Sept. 1764]

1765

1766

1767

1768

1769

* WILLIAM TREVATHAN of Edgecombe County, NC in a deed of property as a grantor. WILLIAM TREVATHAN of Edgecombe County, NC to JOHN HOUSE of Edgecombe Co., NC conveys a tract of 100 acres on the south bank of Swift Creek and on Braswell's Branch adjoining JOHN SIKES and ROBERT ROSS, it being part of a deed granted to WILLIAM HICKS [not Higgs] bearing date of May 11, 1856. WIT: ROBERT TREVATHAN and WILLIAM KINCHEN [Source: Edgecombe County, NC Deed Book D, page 157. 22 Feb. 1769]

* William Higgs [Eds. Note: probably Hicks not Higgs] of Johnston Co., NC and ROBERT ROSE of Edgecombe County a tract of 100 acres on the south bank of Swift Creek and on Braswell's Branch, it being part of a Granville grant to William Higgs [Hicks] bearing date of 11 May 1756. WIT: ETHELRED EXUM and JOHN SIKES. [adjoining land owners to Wm and Robert Trevathan] [Source: Edgecombe County Deed Book D, page 158. 27 July 1769]

1770

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1780

* WILLIAM TREVATHAN buys land in Edgecombe County from the State of North Carolina. State of North Carolina to WILLIAM TREVATHAN over 100 acres on the south side of Swift Creek adjoining JOSEPH PHILIPS, WEST POPE, and SIMON JOHNSON. WIT: EXUM PHILIPS, JESSE JOHNSON, and WILSON NELSON [Source: Edgecombe County, NC Deed Book E, page 92. 24 August 1781]

1781

* WILLIAM TREVATHAN in Edgecombe County, NC Deed of Property as a grantor. WILLIAM TREVATHAN of Edgecombe County, NC to Simon Johnson of Edgecombe County, NC conveys 100 acres on the south side of Swift Creek adjoining JOSEPH PHILIPS, WEST POPE, and said JOHNSON, it being part of the tract granted by the State of North Carolina to WILLIAM TREVATHAN on 13 April 1780. WIT: EXUM PHILIPS, JESSE JOHNSON, and WILSON NELSON [Source: Edgecombe County, NC Deed Book E, page 92. 24 August 1781]

1782

1783

* LEWIS TREVATHAN [of Edgecombe Co, NC] in deed of property as grantee

; William Spight to LEWIS TREVATHAN, 263 acres on north side of Compass Creek, s.s. of Sais Ck., Dam Branch. ADJ. the lands of: JOHN EXUM, LEWIS HINES, REUBEN TAYLOR, & JOSEPH GRANT. WIT: JOSEPH EXUM, PRISILLA EXUM AND SARAH HORN. [Source: Nash County, NC Deed Book 1, page 186. 15 February 1783]

* LEWIS TREVATHAN [of Edgecombe Co., NC] in deed of property as an adjoining land owner. John Bonds of Wilkes County, Georgia to Jerimiah Burge, 150 acres on north side of Compass Creek. Adjoing the lands of: JOSEPH EXUM and LEWIS TREVATHAN. WIT: JOHN EVANS and MATTHEW DRAKE [Source: Nash County, NC Deed Book 1, page 307. 7 October 1783]

1784

1785

* LEWIS TREVATHAN of Edgecombe County, NC in a deed of property as grantor. LEWIS TREVATHAN of Edgecombe County, NC to Aaron Mainor, 180 acres on the north side of Compass Creek adjoining the lands of: JOHN EXUM, LEWIS HINES, and JOSEPH GRANT. WIT: JOHN HOUSE, WM ANDERSON, & DEMPSEY WOODARD [Source: Nash County, NC Deed Book 3, pages 389 -90]

* LEWIS TREVATHAN of Edgecombe County, NC in a deed of property as grantor. LEWIS TREVATHAN of Edgecombe County, NC to Alexander Thompson, 100 acres on north side of Compass Creek, Watery Branch, & north side of Martin's Pocosin adjoining the lands of LEWIS HINES. WIT: MICAJAH POPE, JOHN JENKINS, and JESSE JENKINS [Source: Nash County, NC Deed Book 3, pages 406 - 407. 31 August 1785]

1786

* LEWIS TREVATHAN of Edgecombe County, NC in a deed of property as grantee. Aaron Manner [or Mainor] to LEWIS TREVATHAN of Edgecombe County, NC, 180 acres on north side and south side of Compass Creek, Martin's Pocosion, Head of Dam Branch adjoining the lands of MANNER, SOLOMAN EDWARDS, JOHN EXUM, LEWIS HINES, MICAJAH POPE. WIT: JESSE JOHNSON and JAMES STALLINGS [Source: Nash County, NC Deed Book 3, pages 435 - 436. 3 May 1786].

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1789

1790

* ROBERT TREVATHAN, SENIOR, ROBERT TREVATHAN, JR., FREDERICK TREVATHAN AND WILLIAM TREVATHAN listed in the United States Census of 1790 in Halifax District in Edgecombe Country, North Carolina, page 55.

1791

1792

1793

1794

* JAMES TREVILLIAN in Albemarle County, VA as a witness on a will [SOURCE: Torrence, VA WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS, 1632 -1800]

1795

* WILLIS TREVATHAN in a deed of property as a grantee. Alexander Thompson to WILLIS TREVATHAN on the north side of Compass Creek adjoining the lands of: LEWIS HINES, JEREMIAH HILLIARD, REUBEN TAYLOR. WIT: RUEBEN TAYLOR & DEMPSEY TAYLOR. [Source: Nash County, NC Deed Book 6, page 111. 10 March 1795]

* WILLIS TREVATHAN in a deed of property as a grantee. Lewis Hines to WILLIS TREVATHAN land between Compass Creek and Beach Run adjoining the lands of : JOHN EXUM and REUBEN TAYLOR. WIT; HINES DRAKE and THOMAS MANNING [Source: Nash County, NC Deed Book 6, page 109. 19 March 1795]

1796

1797

1798

1799

1800

* WILLIAM TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC age listed in the category of 45 and up, one male in category 1 [Line 3, page 64]

* LEON TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in the category of 26 to 45 [Line 5, page 64]

* HENRY TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in the category of 26 to 45 [Line 2, page 64]

* ROBERT TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in the category of 26 to 45, two males in category 1 [Line 1, page 64] [undoubtably Robt. Trevathan,Jr.]

* WILLY TREVATHAN IN NASH COUNTY, NC 1-0-1-0-1 for males; 3-2-1-1-0 for females 0 for Others and 0 for Slaves

1801

1802

1803

* ADJOINING LAND OWNERS OF THE TREVATHANS IN NASH COUNTY, NC are UNDERWOOD, EXUM, AND [SOURCE Nash County, NC Deed Book 7, page 154. 1803. David Pope to Henry Hines 370 acres]

* WILLIS TREVATHAN TO MATTHEW TREVATHAN 107 acres on north side of Compass Creek, Watry Branch adjoining WILLIS TREVATHAN, HARTWELL HINES, JR., ROSE, and REUBEN TAYLOR. WILLIS TREVATHAN first purchased from Alexander Thompson. WIT: SAMUEL SMITH [Source: Nash County Deed Book 7, pages 156 - 157. 4 October 1803]

1804

1805

1806

* MATTHEW TREVATHAN in deed of property as grantee. William Rose of Edgecombe Co.,NC to MATHEW TREVATHAN 160 acres for $280 on Indian Branch adjoining the land of HARTWELL HINES. WIT: SAMUEL SMITH and HARTWELL HINES [Source: Nash County, NC Deed Book 8, page 159. 4 November 1806]

* MATTHEW TREVATHAN in deed of property as adjoining land owner and witness. William Rose of Edgecombe County to Hartwell Hines 164 acres on Indian Branch adjoining the lands of MATTHEW TREVATHAN and TAYLOR. WIT: MATTHEW TREVATHAN and SAM SMITH. [Source: Nash County, NC Deed Book 5, pages 349 - 50. 4 November 1806]

1807

1808

* WILLIS TREVATHAN and MATTHEW TREVATHAN in a deed of property, WILLIS TREVATHAN as grantor and MATTHEW TREVATHAN as an adjoining land owner. WILLIS TREVATHAN to Hines Drake 330 acres on north side of Compass Creek, Westray's Branch adjoing the land of SMITH, MATTHEW TREVATHAN, TAYLOR, HARTWEEL HINES, and MARTIN WIT: SAM SMITH and MATTHEW DRAKE. [Source: Nash County, NC Deed Book 5, pages 291-292]

1809

1810

* HENRY TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in the U.S. Census in the category of 45 and up [line #8, page 30]

* ROBERT TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in the U.S. Census in the category of 45 and up, one male in category 1, one male in category 2, two males in category 3 [Line 12, page 31]

* LEON TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age list in the U.S. Census in category of 26 to 45. [Line 21, page 34]

* MATTHEW TREVATHAN IN NASH COUNTY, NC, his age in category 4 with one male in category 1 [page 78]

1811

* MATTHEW TREVATHAN in a deed of property as grantor. MATTHEW TREVATHAN to Hartwell Hines 111 acres on north side of Compass Creek, Watery Branch adjoining the land of RUBIN TAYLOR. WIT: SAM SMITH and LEWIS HINES [Source: Nash County, NC Deed Book E, pages 352- 353]

1812

1813

1814

1815

COLONEL TREVILLIAN MARRIED MARY MAYS, DAUGHTER OF JOSEPH MAYS[Will dated Nov. 1802 in Gloucester County, Virginia] own land on Fine Creek in Cumberland County, Virginia that is advertised for sale in January, 1803, Joseph Mays married MARTHA TABB of Gloucher County, Virginia; MARY MAYS first husband was BENJAMIN WATKINS. She married COLONEL TREVILLIAN ON 27 June 1815.

Children of COLONEL TREVILLIAN and MARY MAYS TREVILLIAN were LUCY ANN TREVILLIAN married THOMAS BARBER of Goochland County, Virginia, HARRIET TREVILLIAN married EDWARD O. WATKINS of Presque Isle, and COLONEL JOHN M. TREVILLIAN married Mary Argyle [SOURCE: George Norbury Mackenzie, COLONIAL FAMILES OF THE UNITED STATES, page 506]

1816

* PATSEY TREVATHAN daughter of Archibald and Polly Pope in Edgecombe County, NC receives her share from a divison of the money arising from the sale of goods and chattels in her mother Polly Pope's estate; money is divided between PATSEY TREVATHAN, RHODA POPE, JESSE POPE, CHARLOTTE POPE, and WILLIAM POPE [Source: Edgecombe County, NC Estate Sale for POLLY POPE by the estate's administrator Dempsey Pope on 13 December 1816, reported in Edgecombe Co. Court, Feb. Session, 1817, finalized May Ct. 1819.

1817

* 6 November. WILLIAMSON, JONAS [W], AND JOHN TREVATHAN [W] - Deed of Property in Nash Country, North Carolina. WILLIAMSON TREVATHAN OF NASH CO., NC to THOMAS ROSE of Edgecombe Co., NC pays $130 for 56 1/2 acres on NORTH SIDE OF THE TAR RIVER beginning at the red oaks on JOHN ANDREW'S CORNER, hence w. 69 poles to a red oak on a path thence of N. 134 poles to pine in a pond; thnce east 68 poles along BELLAMY'S LINE to a corner thence south. 134 poles to the first statation. JONAS AND JOHN WERE WITNESSES WITH WILLIAMSON AS GRANTOR. [SOURCE: Nash County, NC Deed Book 10: 59 - 60. 6 Nov. 1817]

* 6 November. MATTHEW TREVATHAN OF NASH COUNTY coveys 164 acres beginning at a red oak at a corner of INDIAN BRANCH and running a line of marked trees to HARWELL HINES' corner red oak, thence said HINES' line of marked trees to apopular in a branch and up said branch to a corner pine, thence about N. 72 degrees, west 59 poles to a pine in the edge of a pond, thence N. 12 degress E to a black gum in said INDIAN BRANCH, thence down said branch to first station. Witnesses: THOMAS ROSE AND JAMES STALLINGS. [SOURCE: Nash Country, NC Deed Book 10, page 59. 6 Nov. 1817]

1818

* AARON TREVATHAN in Edgecombe County, NC marries LAVINA ODOM on 3 August 1818. Elijah Price, [w] Michael Hearn. [Source:Ruth Smith Williams & Margarette Glen Griffin, MARRIAGES OF EARLY EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, 1733 - 1868 [Rocky Mt., NC: Dixie Letter Service, 1958]: 160.

1819

1820

* AARON TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in the category of 16 to 26 [Line 13, page 43]

* HENRY TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in the category of 45 and up; one male in category 3, two males in category 4 [Line 7, page 43]

* ROBERT TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in the category of 45 and up, one male in category 2, one male in category 4 [Line 14, page 42]

1821

1822

1823

1824

* JONAS TREVATHAN in Edgecombe County, NC married KEDDY ROSE on 14 April 1824, Burrel Rose, [w] Ml. Hearn. [Source: Ruth Smith Williams and Margarette Glen Griffin, MARRIAGES OF EARLY EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, 1733 - 1868 [Rocky Mt., NC: Dixie Letter Service, 1958]: 160.

1825

1826

* ELI TREVATHAN in Edgecombe County, NC married POLLY ROBERTSON on 29 July 1826. Henry Bryan. [w] Ml. Hearn [Source: Ruth Smith Williams and Margarette Glen Griffin, MARRIAGES OF EARLY EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, 1733 - 1868 [Rocky Mt., NC: Dixie Letter Service, 1958]: 160.

* HENRY TREVATHAN in Edgecombe County, NC married MARY ING on 18 December 1826. Willie Price. [w] Ml. Hearn [Source: Ruth Smith Williams and Margarette Glen Griffin, MARRIAGES OF EARLY EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, 1733 - 1868 [Rocky Mt., NC: Dixie Letter Service, 1958]: 160.

1827

* DEMPSEY TREVATHAN in Edgecombe County, NC married POLLY JONES on 15 December 1827. Dennis Sorey, [w] Ml. Hearn [Source: Ruth Smith Williams and Margarette Glen Griffin, MARRIAGES OF EARLY EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, 1733 - 1868 [Rocky Mt., NC: Dixie Letter Service, 1958]: 160]

1828

1829

1830

* WILLIAM TREVATHAN IN NASH COUNTY, NC, age listed in category 6 as 30 to 40, no other males [Dortches District, Line 26, page 172]

* MATTHEW TREVATHAN IN NASH COUNTY, NC, age listed in category 8 as 50 to 60 with a male in category 1, under 5 and 2 males in category 2, a female in category 6 as 30 to 40, and 2 females in category 3. [Collins District, Line 23, page 178]

* DEMPSEY TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in category 5 as 20 to 30, one male under 5 [District # 16,line 3, page 316]

* JOHN TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age list in category 6 as 30 to 40, with males listed in category 1, under 5, and category 2, 5 to 10 [DISTRICT 2, line 3, page 268]

* JONAS TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in category 7 as 40 to 50, with one male in category 1, under 5 [DISTRICT 10, Line 2, page 316]

* ELI TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in category 5 as 20 to 30 with two males in category 1, under 5 [District 16, line 1, page 316]

* HENRY TREVATHAN, JR. IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in category 5 as 20 to 30 with one male in category 4 age 15 to 20, and two males in category 1, under 5 [District 16, line 26, page 315]

1840

* DEMSY TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in category 6 as 30 to 40, with one male in category 1, and one male in category 5 [District 2, line 12]

* PRISEY TREVATHAN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, age listed in category 7, with 2 males list in category 2 [District 3, page 12]

* JONAS TREVATHAN in Edgecombe County, NC

1841

1842

1843

1844

* WILLIAM TREVATHAN in Edgecombe County, NC married EMILY BEDFORD on 14 September 1844. Jeremaiah Odom. Wm D. Petway [w] [Source: Ruth Smith Williams and Margarette Glen Griffin, MARRIAGES OF EARLY EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, 1733 - 1868 [Rocky Mt., NC: Dixie Letter Service, 1958]: 160.]

1845

1846

* BENJAMIN TREVATHAN in Edgecombe County, NC married SALLY WILLIAMS on 20 May 1846. William J. Armstrong. John Norfleet [w] [Source: Ruth Smith Williams and Margarette Glen Griffin, MARRIAGES OF EARLY EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC, 1733 - 1868 [Rocky Mt., NC: Dixie Letter Service, 1958]: 160]

1847

* MEEDY TREVATHAN in Edgecombe County, NC married OBEDIENCE BULARD on 22 June 1847. James Bulard [w], John Norfleet, Clk.

1848

1849

1850

* DEMPSY TREVATHAN age 66 in Edgecombe County, NC with wife MARY TREVATHAN, age 62, Dwelling #151; Family Visited #151 with daughters M.A. age 18, Joanna J. age 16; E. age 12; and Annah age 6 and Son ROBERT TREVATHAN age 7. [Eds. Note: probably son of Robt Trevathan, Sr. and brother of Robt. Trevathan, Jr.]

* BENJAMIN TREVATHAN, age 25 in Edgecombe County, NC with wife SALLIE E. age 18, Dwelling #129; Family Visited #129; son: JAMES D age 3 and daughter H. E[LIZABETH] [1860 Census in Wilson Co., NC] D[ELLA] [1870 Census in Edgecombe Co., NC]; with FARTHA WILLIAMS age 50, PIETY WILLIAMS age 20, MARTIN WILLIAMS age 3, and MATILDA WILLIAMS age 18 - Dwelling #129; Dwelling #130 is JAMES WILLIAMS age 42, POLLY [MOODY] WILLIAMS age 30,

DAVID R. WILLIAMS age 13, NANCY WILLIAMS age 7, JAMES H. WILLIAMS age 5 and WESTLY WILLIAMS age 4.

[NEIGHBORS: #103 WILLIAM and CALVIN JONES, ages 48 and 22 respectively; #117 Prescott Winsted, age 74; #118 Catherine Robbins, age 39; #119 ? unreadable; #120 Willie Mills, age 32; #121 ? and Sarah Joyner, age 56 and 55; #122 James Joyner, age 34; #123 John Young, age 49; #124 Benjamin Johnson, age 55; #125 Young Proctor, age 45; #126 Eaton Gay, age 64; #127 Nancy David, age 45 with real estate worth $1000; #128 Jesse Price, age 48; #129 BENJAMIN TREVATHAN, age 25; #130 JAMES WILLIAMS, age 42; #131 ? unreadable; #132 Ethelred Jordan, age 26; #134 John ? unreadable; #135 Benjamin Dickens, age 53 with real estate worth $10,000; #139 David Stricklin, age 43 with real estate worth $1900; and #146 William Dickens, age 77 with real estate worth $10,000]

1851

1852

1853

1854

1855

1856

1857

1858

1859

1860

* Wilson County, NC Federal Census - BEJAMIN TREVATHAN age 37, Bedie 2/12; SANDERS TREVATHAN age 29.

1861

1862

1863

1864

1865

1866

1867

1868

1870

* Wilson County, NC Federal Census, SANDERS TREVATHAN, age 40; MEDRY TREVATHAN age 54

1871

1872

1873

* Nash County, NC. Allotment of Dower to FRANCIS A. RICKS, widow of ROBERT RICKS, deceased. Deed Book 22, page 289. 18 April 1873. A tract of land of 67 acres adjoining the land of G.W. SMITH, DUNKLE, SUMNER, and TREVATHAN [land located on the bank of the Tar River]. registered 6 November 1877.

1874

* Nash County, NC. Divisions of the lands of DEMPSEY TREVATHAN, deceased, by commissioners. Deed Book 22, page 481. 24 August 1874. Lot #1 to HATTIE [TREVATHAN] GRIFFIN containing the dwelling house and 218 acres; Lot #2 to ROBERT H. TREVATHAN, 246 acres; Lot #3 to MARTHA S. [TREVATHAN] BRASWELL, 170 acres; Lot #4 to WILLIAM C. TREVATHAN, 165 acres; Lot #5 to MARY [TREVATHAN] DOZIER, various lots in the Town of Rocky Mount. The landlocated on both sides of the railroad in Nash and Edgecombe Counties on Big Compass Creek, Compass Creek, the Horse Pen Branch, and the Indian Branch. registered 29 June 1892 in Nash County, NC. and registered in Edgecombe County, 7 March 1889.

1875

* Nash County, NC Tax List includes W.H. TREVATHAN IN WHITAKERS TOWNSHIP, ROBERT H. TREVATHAN IN STONEY CREEK TOWNSHIP, PETER TREVATHAN IN STONY CREEK TOWNSHIP AND W[illiam].C. TREVATHAN IN ROCKY MT. TOWNSHIP.

* Nash County, NC. Division of Lands of ROBERT RICKS, deceased. Deed Book 22, page 279. 30 August 1875. TREVATHAN, adjoining land owner. Land drawn for MILLY J. RICKS, 52 acres; CORNELIA V. LANIER, wife of JAMES B. LANIER, 54 acres; FANNIE A. DUPREE, wife of HENRY W. DUPREE, 43 acres; MARY E. PTT, wife of B.C. PITT, 69 acres; and ROBERT H. RICKS, 71 acres. The land known as the dower land of FANNIE A. RICKS, widow of ROBERT RICKS located on the bank of the Tar River adjoining TUNNELL, BATTLE, DUNKLE, and TREVATHAN. registered 24 May 1877

1876

1877

1878

1879

1880

* Nash County, NC Federal Census - WILLIAM TREVATHAN age 50

THE JONES, BELL, WILLIAMS and TREVATHAN FAMILIES in EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

THE JONES, BELL, WILLIAMS and TREVATHAN FAMILIES 1850 United States Census Records – EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

Adjoining Property Owners

TREVATHAN, BENJAMIN; Census of 1850; Edgecombe County, North Carolina;

DWELLING #129, FAMILY #129.


#103, 103 WILLIAM JONES and CALVIN JONES, ages 48 and 22, farm laborers

117, 117 Prescott Winsted, age 74, farmer, $400

118, 118 Catherine Robbins, age 39, $300

119, 119 ?

120, 120 Willie Mills, age 32, laborer, $300

121, 121 ? Joyner, age 56, farmer, $260

Sarah Joyner, age 55

122, 122 James Joyner, age 34, laborer

123, 123 John Young, age 49, farmer

124, 124 Benjamin Johnson, age 55, $100

125, 125 YOUNG PROCTOR, age 45

126, 126 Eaton Gay, age 64, farmer, $900

127, 127 Nancy Davis, age 45, $1000

128, 128 Jesse Price, age 48, farmer, $700

129, 129 BENJAMIN TREVATHAN, age 28, farm laborer

130, 130 JAMES WILLIAMS, age 42, laborer

131, 131 ?

132, 132 Ethelred Jordan, age 36, laborer

134, 134 John ? , age 59, $2000

135, 135 Benjamin Dickens, age 53, farmer, $10,000

139, 139 David Stricklin, age 43, farmer, $1900

146, 146 William Dickins, age 77, farmer, $10,000

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BELL, LINZY; Census of 1850; Edgecombe County, North Carolina; DWELLING # 532, FAMILY #532.

#492, 492 James Barnes, age 51, $2000

504, 504 Lizza Bass (F), age 38, $2500

514, 514 Benjamin Moore, Jr., age 51, $848

517, 51~ Abner Eason, age 42, $1249

519, 519 Thomas Thorn, age 23, $800

520, 520 John Rogers, age 40, $81

522, 522 Ivy Howard, age 26, $150

523, 523 Willie Howard, age 22, $150

524, 524 Ben Forbes, age 25, turpentine

525, 525 Becky Pitt, age 25, $1500

526, 526 Turner Bynum, age 63, farmer, $20, 355

527, 527 James Barnes, age 42, farmer, $4300

528, 528 Nicholas Mattox, age 36, cooper

529, 529 Riley Mattox, age 60, laborer

530, 530 Thomas Pittman, age 90, fisherman

531, 531 Jordan Etheridge, age 57, farmer

532, 532 LINZY BELL, age 58, farmer

533, 533 George W. Barefoot, age 24, turpentine, $470

534, 534 Blout Thomson, age 26, laborer

535, 535 Jackson Barefoot, age 26, farmer

536, 536 ELISHA EVANS, age 46, laborer, father of LUCINDA EVANS BELL [1827 - 1906], mother of LINZY BELL's grandson JOHN LINDSEY BELL [1854 - 1915]

537, 537 Beton Stokes, age 30

538, 538 William Pittman, age 45, $653

539, 539 Kinchen Walston, age 35, $235

541, 541 Reading Lewis, age 38, $300

542, 542 Charlotte Harper, age 47

543, 543 Polly Page, age 45

544, 544 Stephenton Page, Jr., age 63, farmer, $288

545, 545 Jr. Stallings, age 57, farmer, $2600

550, 550 Council Applewhite, age 45, farmer, $5090

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JONES, WILLIAM and CALVIN ; Census of 1850; Edgecombe County, North

Carolina; DWELLING #103, FAMILY #103.


#74, 74 Winston Thom, age 62, farmer, $1000

78, 78 William L. Pettiway, age 25, farmer, $1800

90, 90 John Long, age 50, laborer

91, 91 Sally Hales, age 33

92, 92 K. Faithful, age 47

93, 93 Tabitha Anderson, age 33

94, 94 Thomas Thom, age 23, farmer, $1200

95, 95 Lucy Sixsmont(.), age 45, $1200

97, 97 GREEN B. JONES, age 27

98, 98 Josiah Watson, age 28, farmer, $1040

99, 99 Henry Thom, age 56, farmer, $700

100, 100 Elizabeth Archer, age 30

101, 101 Jesse Whitley, age 68, carpenter

102, 102 ?

103, 103 WILLIAM JONES and CALVIN JONES, ages 48 and 22, farm laborers

104, 104 Martha Cherry, age 59, $800

105, 105 Joseph R. O'Berry, age 26, overseer

106, 106 Willie Harrell, age 27, laborer, $100

108, 108 Thomas Sharpe, age 60, farmer, $1700

109, 109 Willie Johnson, age 35, farmer

110, 110 John Dunn, age 27, laborer

111, 111 Isaac Farmer, age 56, farmer, $500

113, 113 ? Horn, age 62, none

114, 114 H.V. Dixon, age 24, farmer, $750

128, 128 Jesse Price, age 48, farmer, $700

129, 129 BENJAMIN TREVATHAN, age 28, farm laborer

130, 130 JAMES WILLIAMS, age 42, laborer

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